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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 22, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1tv ij it l - V - FS n ryCXi Yi -v Si x V - TH L BOURB v V law V B H NEW Brower Scott v - V r A- - - CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AlD FRIDAY Jt r EsfabUshed FEB l 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop IStc JESDAY JUNE 22 1897 BBBB9BM NO 50 SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting The excellent quality of CLOTHING PRICE -- CO are selling and at such extremely low figures is attracting the r ATTENTION of every citizen of Bourbon county who wants to save money Gall at once and see our 5 Suits well worth 850 Our 750 Suits are of the 11 quality Our 10 Suits cannot be bought anywhere else for less than 81350 Boys Suits from 1 to 5 Ladies call and see our Brownies for Children Straw hats a plenty A full line of Underwear Give us a call you will be satisfied f -- A 5 iSXtgsSG- THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS kswBK - - rTVlfiMM lrirrlnff JB UnitedJStates as a partial eclipse Thelgmual meeting of the Kentucky Teachers Association will be held Juae berries picked 29 and Wand July 1 at Bowling Green Simon Weil has bought about twenty Geoixe Jackson the cab driver em- cars of export cattle in Jessamine couniy pi0VKy Jackson and Walling has Thp nafH nvoruao been convicted lit 4 Krt nor rot of perjnry at Columbus about 1400 pounds The Woodford County tarmgrs who TheMcOreary Guards have been oi are seeking to organize a wheat trust dered Franklin during the trial of have called a State convention to be the negto Dinning which begins Thura- held at Lexington July 5 If it is a suc- ¬ cess a National convention will be call- ¬ TheriSvere 198 failures in th9 Unitel ed Statesaring the past week There The St Louis Derby to be run Satur ¬ were 33N for the corresponding week day will be one of the greatest races of last yecri the year In it will meet Ornament 125 Thepdaries of the postmasters of Typhoon 11125 Bnckvidere 122 Algol Flemingsburg- - Midway Winchester 117 Dare IL 117 Bishop Reed 117 Box Georgewn and Frankfort have been re- 117 Kings Counsel 117 Dr Sheppard ducedi100 117 Boanerges 117 mk ABreathitt county dog has been Turney Bros Tillo and Umbrella taughp meet the trains and carry a McGuigans Boanerges have been match- ¬ mail sack from the station at Watters- ed to race a mile and one eighth Satur ¬ he postoffice ville day at Latonia for 250 a side provided Auditor Stone pending the settlement the track is in good condition Each horse will carry 110 pounds McGuigan of litigation asks the State banks to pay has lately been offered 10000 by Cana ¬ taxes this year according to the recent Appellate Court decision dian parties for Boanerges TheRantaffrap7i save that the weather Simon Weil of Lexington has bought was sodiot last Monday that y it killed in Woodford sixty seven 1400 lb cattle Mu3t have from J W Parrish and twenty one severaKsnakes in Madison 1500-lb- cattle from C B Patterson at been anregular Peter Vinegar day B JX Brown a Madison farmer wto something less than five cents per pound fifty had some meat stolen several years ago he bought Mercer In export cattle from Samuel For foundybne of the hams last week in a at 450 straw stack The ham was petrified sythe and Geo Robinson per cwt Jack Johnson who had abducted the thirteen-year-ot- ti daughter of J M v ii tt fEarklmidi ofAGravescountv l i was jv tLGOSSlRyRARAGRARIiLSr shot II WTHI iJTa -- Turf JNotes The wheat crop in Central Kentucky promises to be a large one this year The wonderful campaigner Logan won his one hundredth race Frida ac Detroit J K Redmons Serrano won the third race on theLatonia card Saturday The purse was 300 Free Advice a Bourbon bred horse won the Myrtle Stakes purse 2000 Thursday at Gravesend vIn Harrison James Leach has sold to J H Renaker nineteen 1525 lb cattle for export at 475 per cwt On eleven acres of land Boswell Fox of Winchester raised 1300 bushels of strawberries It cost 500 to have the Comment Maysvillj will have a big 4th of July 3w Jumble Of News And Frazee 5 Corner Main and Broaaway Lexing ton Ky k ceieorwon Richmonds 100000 public building is abouflfinished Hissffinelia Bayer 23 cut her throat with aJKW at Covington Friday We handle All the Grades Fine Medium and Low Priced -- ting inK street car An annual eclipse of the sun will take place Tkursday July 29 visible over the v v CARPETINGS MATTINGS LINOLEUMS WALL PAPERS FraGlark an electric light line man wgf killed Saturday at Lexington BR APERIES FURNITURE by a hgTwire AND WOOD MANTELS Large Assortments to Select From W MBradiey a San Francisco mill ionairejWill spend a day in jail for spit- ¬ PROMPT DELIVERY INSPECTION INVITED ¬ j-- V - We Mafee to Order SCREEN WINDOWS AND DOORSMATTRESSES AND PILLOWS - WINDOW SHADES EXPERIENCED WORKMEN CORRECT PRICES PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES A SPECIALTY i w w 9 Carpets Furniture fLLf Wall Paper Draperies 1 IT 4 i 1 Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kind3 of repairing pain ting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new vehicle- line to inspect our everything in public is stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do on r work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all - mmm Mmmmm shrxebs the invited The 1 r j jobs to be first class Call and see us 4 Prompt attentionto all orders jp o- - Pfffv i - - tS-1- - - -- Theatrical And Otherwise- - Remarks In - i The Foyer Julia Marlowe and her husband Rob ert Taylor will star in separate compan- ¬ Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash ies next season tries We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted Peter Vinegar the sensational negro The Court of Appeals affirmed the de- ¬ cision of the lower court in giving ex Cashier Shipp of the Midway Deposit Bank two years for making false en¬ eiiv i W li mm mi i nmTin- I im m its v HIGH ST COR FOURTH Im PARIS KY k- v N- - - raw PRIDE OF PARIS The Whitest Purest and The Best h Cutaway Fro ck Suits -- cFOR m 5 Trousers e 28 10 This will be a saving to you of to 15 350 I 44 iffl i 1 aod up 4 P Z lli-- fttC idfUiUMlUStll iti Cutter laiioroaoo s i H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing -9 Joseph Havrorth has received among preacher held a camp meeting last week several offers one from Charles Froh at Maysville preaching all his favorite man to play the leading role in Under discourses His Damn Hot Day ser- ¬ He has also had a pro- mon was very timely the Red Robe posal to star Wasnington Craft a Baptist preacher has confessed ac Paintsville that he The Cynthiana Democrat says of a murdered Wiley Craft and Wm Cook Tuesday Eads fourteen years ago He is bring tried former Paris boy Thornton received a telegram from for the murder of Lindell Higgins Fannie Davenport the celebrated ac- ¬ Robert Coffee a prominent young to meet her in New York on the man of Mt Vernon was drowned tress 29th inst when she will consider the Thursday while fishing andLee Gober matter of assigning him a part with her of Frankfort drowned Friday evening company for next season Miss Daven- while bathing in Kentucky river port is possibly the leading actress of Gen Joseph Wheeler is mentioned as the United States It will be a great the probable successor of Gen John B thing for Eads if he can begin his dra ¬ Gordon as head of the National Confed- ¬ i matic work with such an eminent erate Veterans Association Gen S B tutor Buckner has also been mentioned asGen Gordons successor ¬ ¬ c FLOU Ask Your Grocer For It vHl -- iSr V- - PARIS MILLING CO Take No Other EVERY SACK GUARANTEED WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED DFSIMMONS O OfHockingport JiBfsii r aHMNe aJBfSSl The only safe sure and Office over G S Varden reliable Female PHiIi Hockingport O August 14 96 ever offered to Ladies especially recommend To the Wright Medical Co PENNYROYAL 8 to 12 a to Office Hours Columbus Ohio I ed to married Ladies PHiIiS and take no other Ask for DS MOTTS PENHYSOTAIi per Gentlemen i I have been using Send for circular Price 100 box o Doxes ror 500 Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach v DR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Ohio Celery Capsules Recommends Wrights H A SMITH No1 TOBACC0H0GSHBADS Co 1 PILL to 5 p m -N WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS r- - WILL SELL CHEAP ¬ For Sale2By W T Brooks Druggist I BLUM HUES 1 SEHHST3- - 3 897 ¬ Hard Times trouble and constipation for some three months and find themeven greater than Misses Childrens and Infants With pleasure and un- ¬ Spring Heel Shoes that are made like recommended solicited I would recommend them to grown up peoples The finest line the suffering public ever shown in Paris Every pair brimYours very truly ful of style and quality and will out D F Simmons wear their purchase price every time Bold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 CLAY RION per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free W Of Peck S TARR TEMPLIN the ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER TJWERYTHING for Orchard Lawn Need no longer prevent the purchase OrnaFull Pi and Garden Trees stock of Vines of a piano nor compel you to buy Grape mental and Fruit Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- ¬ one of inferior quality ploy no agents but sell at living prices direct to the planter Telephone in office Anderson Co O GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN -- To the Wright IMedical Co Strawberry and general nursery Catalogues on application to H F HXLLENMEYER t26feb tf Lexington Ky Dissolution OfPaitpi Roberts gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Coustipation I was unable to Special attention given to Undertak- ¬ do anything for nearly two years I used reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed Repairing boxes of your Celery Capsules and they New and beautiful that will suit you three cured me For tire benefit of others so ing and haye MAiN Street - - - --r Irakis Ky through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta send in quality and price may be obtained afflicted I wish to truly this letter yours Very nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon W S Avdbrsow from us upon terms which make piano and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs O box Sold by all owning easy We cordially invite Send ad lress druggists at 50c and SI per Med to the Wright on postal and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson VicksburgtMonroe those who want a piano to call and Co Columbus O for trial size free Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepess to Los Angeles and -- Pianos Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Etc Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug Wrights Celery vCapsules ¬ P O Pike Recommends ueen Crescent JWM W HINTONNAgent si TJssery is by mutual consent dissolved All accounts of the firm are payable¬ to Dr Roberts and he assumes the indebtedness of the firm W C TJSSERY 121 The partnership of Drs investigate not only the instruments but also our plan of easy payments As we sell the best pianos only our offer is exceptional Correspondence solicited from out df town people G17 j P KIELY Paris Ky Main St Fire Wind and Storm Insurance - and lSan Francisco OLD Ernest Urcfas and 123 Co T THE VERY BEST PROMPT RELIABLE PAYING i H H ROBERTS H - West Fourth Street April 30 1897 CINCINNATI SP0N UNION K-- Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via New Orleans or via Shreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor uJtQ with every accommodation to patrons Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga v Chas W Zeli W O Binearson ttivL Pasfr rAgt Cincinnati 0 P A Cinciimelit 0 K jmw tJKKZZ armt miK lJ n Flj sijangt WMhk M vi LS1 i i i c f 4 1 r- erJ N rf f - s 1 -- i - j v- i1 A- - KC A tV 7 s Jfr w V- - - iV- - 1 ro 1 - i f a - fWill THE DEMOCRATS T1 the Rapid Disposal Not Hinder the Tariff Bill ON TO HAVANA Gen ISoxnez Will Make a Declrtedly Ag- greskive Movement The Cuban Gen of orai is Concentrating His forces ik Harina Province Neijt York June 19 A dispatch to The End of the Tariff Bill Senate Almost in Sight mvHPhV 4 J -- fif V we l v Jt - -- H - - p- - c It K iv 4 r- - kf I i VVV 1 V- - - Lr I T- si t he has been forming for the last few Washington June 31 The pro ¬ Washington June 18 Senator Da ¬ months are now matured and the Cu bansjire looking for a big movement gramme in the house Will be thesama vis chairman of the senate committee as during past weeks There will be on foreign relations said Thursday very soon Gen Gomez is concentrating his two sessions one on Monday and an- ¬ that the committee would take up the forces in Havana province and will other on Tuesday It is probable that Hawaiian treaty at its next regular probably make a demonstration near the committee on rules will bring1 in a meeting which will be held on Wed- ¬ special order on Monday for nesday of next week but that no spe- ¬ Havana Gen Quintin Banderas with lG0O of the bill appropriating cial meeting would be held for that Orientals is reported to have arrived money to repair the dry dock at the purpose He said that the treaty would in any event be held in commit- ¬ in Melena Havana proviuee It is Brooklyn navy yard and the bill will V tee a sufficient length of time to per- - known that he left Trinidad and was no doubt be passed marching through Matanzas several The republican senators in charge mit all sides to be heard but that the days ago Gen Gomez has called a of the tariff bill begin to feel thatjthe time would be controlled somewhat by council of war which will be held in a end almost is in sight They do not ¬ the indications as to whether the sen- day or two when he will disclose his hope to conclude the consideration of ate would consider the treaty at the the bill by the close of the present present session On this latter point plans to his officers Gen Weyler intends to leave Ha ¬ week but they expect by that time to the senator declined to advance an vana for the country next week be able to say when they can complete opinion Within the last week the insurgents the work Washington June 18 Some of the ¬ As a matter of fact the difficulty of democratic members of the finance have displayed unusual signs or ac tivity Thursday another expedition adjusting differences in their dvvn ¬ committee said Thursday that hencein Havana province forth they would interpose no objec- ¬ was landed 15 miles from Havana this party is causing the managers more in time only tion to the rapid disposal of the Guanabcoa This is the second expe- ¬ perplexity at present than i the open opposition to the bill in the senate It They will suggest tariff bill Havana amendments and ask votes on dition landed in month province dur has been found almost impossible to harmonize contending forces among them for the purpose of making ing the present from Puerto Principe state republicans on the tobacco and wool a record but they will if they Advicesrebels are active in that that prov ¬ schedules The differences on tobacco can control the matter be no long ince the Several skirmishes between in- ¬ have been compromised though not to speeches on the schedules with the possible exception of wool hides the surgents and Spanish forces have re- ¬ the satisfaction of all concerned and reciprocity paragraph which the re- ¬ cently occurred During the last week if there should be another caucus be- ¬ publicans have promised to report and a Spanish column 800 strong under fore the tobacco schedule is taken up a few other sections The indications Col Reyter was attacked while in the senate the question is liable to now are that the republicans will with ¬ marching to Santa Cruz The rebels be reopened there were The wool schedule will confront the draw the internal revenue provision of badly repulsed but23Col Reyter was Spanish soldiers senate at the opening of the session wounded and the bilL were Washington June 18 Assistant knownkilled The rebel loss is not Monday and it is Senator Allisons purpose to press the schedule Secretary Davis of the interior de ¬ New York June 19 The Cuban to a close Hence it will be forward partment has rendered a decision that impossi will affect many claims for pensions junta has received a long letter from ble to postpone for a very much longer La He reversed the action of the pension Gen Maximo Gomez dated1G Gloria time the settlement of the differences May Gomez on this question Sancti Spiritus office in the case of Catharine Geron It is expected writes I move freely among Wey if the committee should not be that zin widow of a soldier in the Ohio in ¬ able fantry which rejected the claim for lers swarming soldiers and in the to announce a determination by some pension because there was no proof of daily battles that occur the reports of time Monday the matter will be re- ¬ the death of the soldier Geronzin Mausers resound in the midst of smoke¬ ferred to an early caucus or a caucus work incendiar- may be called if the committee fixes that arises from left home in July 1865 since ism of the would thevictors ofWeyler be has a rate not satisfactory to which time nothing has been heard been unable with all his efforts to men There is little doubt the wool from him The assistant secretary that an holds that further inquiry should bo compel me to change my plans and advance will be conceded by the com- ¬ made concerning the man and if noth ¬ when he dares to assume that Las Vil- ¬ mittee but the question of interest ing is thereby developed throwing ad ¬ las is pacified we are defeating in is whether the increase will be all ditional light death may be assumed open field his columns and our caval- ¬ that the wool men demand under the act of March 15 1896 mak ¬ ry with its machete charges routs the The wool schedule will of course ing seven years absence from home enemy This was done recently by give rise to an animated debate but without intelligence of his existence the forces under the Cuban brigadier the democratic senators say there is no be sufficient for a presumption of Jose Miguel Gomez and those under disposition on their part to needlessly Col Jose de J Monteaguddo and sim- ¬ death prolong it There are also numerous About three oclock Thursday after ilar encounters are frequent on the free list and in the When the Spanish columns make the articles ternoon ex Queen Liliuokalani filed a sundry schedule which will arouse protest against the ratification of the woods tremble with their cannonade differences of opinion and if Hawaiian treaty in the office of the and musketry when they have been the republicans do not withdraw the secretary of state It was delivered compelled to execute quick marches internal revenue features of the bill and to hide into the hands of Secretary John Sher ¬ encampmentsduring the night in their there will be a sharp clash over this in the woods without They are practically decided however man by Mr Joseph Heleluhe repre- ¬ senting the native Hawaiians duly daring to light camp fires for fear of¬ to retreat from these provisions It is commissioned by two of their patri- ¬ our sharpshooters the papex s in Sanc also practically determined that the otic leagues Mr Heleluhe was ac- ¬ ti Spiritus assert that this part of the house provision in regard do Ha waiian Similar assertion is sugar will be continued pending companied by Capt Julius A Palmer island is pacified the the American secretary of Liliuoka ¬ made inrespect to Pinar del Rio and disposition of the Hawaiian annexation lani Mr Sherman treated the bearer Matanzas though in these provinces treaty most courteously but gave no indica- - continuous fighting is going on under For the rest the question of reciproc-¬ the leadership of active and able offi- ¬ ity and the problem tions of his action in the matter presented by the Washington June IS A cablegram cers But Weyler must lie in order to trusts in connection with the tariffs received at the state department from suit the Spanish government to whom are still undetermined by the repub ¬ ex Secretary Foster who has been at he owes obedience and he lies impu ¬ licans themselves but there is no St Petersburgh engaged in negotia- dently as calmly he beholds the sword doubt that there wjll be more or less tions with the Russian government of the assassin sink into the bosoms of general debate upon any propositions for the better protection by mutual women and children and old men The war continues with success in agreed to presented in the senate agreement of the seal life in the North Washington June 21 The senate Pacific and Behring sea announces spite of Weyler his men and his in- ¬ have agreed by a yea and nay vote the complete success of his mission famy I dare affirm based upon my Saturday to strike out the paragraph The commissioner is now on his retnrn experience in this kind of warfare in regard to floor matting the vote that the winter campaign will soon be being 25 to 22 to the United States The effect is put Washington June 18 The presi- - over and our army will be unimpaired floor matting on the free list andto the is dent has refused permission to the and the Spanish cause without any ad ¬ first important victory of the opposiThe revolution is therefore Compagnie Francais Cables Telegraph vantage tion to the tariff bill ique to land the new cable of that com ¬ stronger than ever and we shall con- ¬ Washington ¬ 21 In the pany at Cape Cod or indeed any where tinue without serious obstacle with ate Saturday theJune schedule of senflax the upon the United States coast The greater faith as to the ultimate result tariff bill was taken up with little de We hold very dear the lives of our question that was raised through the lay the pending question being on Mr French ambassador as to the power of gallant soldiers and in order to spare Allisons motion to amend paragraph the federal government to deny ad- ¬ them we are willing to make a pecuni- ¬ 327 relating to thread twine etc mission to the cable will be referred to ary sacrifice though we are convinced made of flax hemp or ramie by subthat independence will soon be reach- ¬ r the attorney general for an opinion the senate rate ed but meantime the executive branch of She Spains treasury is exhausted stituting for per pound and the rate¬ of 14 cents cent ad has been humiliated On the the government holds to the doctrine ditional for each lea in excess of other that such landing can be only hy ex- strong hand we feel hopeful and and we stand firmly united press authorization of congress against her SEVERE STORMS Washington June 18 It is form TOM DELK ally announced that Stewart L WooIn Upper East Tennessee Southwest Vir ¬ the-con-siderati- The Committee on Foreign Relations Will Gomez contemplates a decidedly ag- ¬ Jfot Take Up the Hawaiian Treaty Un- gressive movement to begin Some time til Next Regular Meeting The Ex- during next month The plans which Queen Enters a Protest the Herald from Havana says Gen It Porces Among Republican outheTo bacco and Wool SchedulesTlie Matter to be Referred to Caucus s is Difficult to Harmonize Contending AaS TORNADO DIAMOND JUIflLEE r Coes Considerable damage to JProperty in JXliriolglFour lumates of the Feeble- r Minded Institute Killed and Orfany The Royal Family Attends a Special Others Wounded Service at St George s Chapel Lincoln HI June 19 A tornado wnich passed over the central and southern portions of Logan county Whero Her Majesty Paid Her Devotions Friday afternoon destroyed thousands and Offered Solemn Thanks to God of dollars worth of property and com A Touching Scene Which Never Will Be Forgolten pletely demolishedothe immense cow A 1 And buy your tickets from Chicago via the1 St Paul Tailway fo- Chicago Milwaiiked points on June 29 and the following named 30 and July 1 2 and 3 Look at the figures f2500- San Francisco 2000 Salt Lake City 1250- Denver and Pueblo 9 75 SiouxCity ConznltTThy Parse ¬ barn on the farm of the state institu tion for the feebleminded Twenty six persons seeking refuge from the storm were buried in the debris Four of the refugees boy pupils from Chicago were taken out dead Five others were severely injured one of whom the farm superintendent will probably ¬ ¬ die ¬ ¬ ornamental trees in all parts of the city were broken down Charlotte N Cy June 19 At 6 oclock Friday evening a cyclone swept over West Burham The Bap- ¬ tist church was blown down The large storage house of the Erwin cotton mills was blown down and the stock of cotton clothes stored there was soaked with rain The loss is considerable No fatalities were re- ¬ - At 345 Friday afternoon a tornado was seen approaching the city from the southwest The state institution for feeble minded containing over 700 inmates seemed to be directly in the path of the storm and stringent measures were quickly taken to prevent a panic The roofs of several of the buildings were carried away and much damage was done about the grounds but the 700 inmates were under perfect control of the attendants and the threatened panic and great loss of life was averted The tornado passed on to the northeast touching next on the farm and stock barns connected with the asylum three miles distant In the cow barr were huddled 2G persons including the superintendent of the stock farm Ja cob Wilmot 24 pupils and an attend ant The barn was wrenched from its foundations and torn to pieces Four of the pupils were instantly killed The others with the exception of the superintendent escaped serious in jury and were shortly rescued from the debris The tornado passed on to the northeast doing great damage the extent of which is as yet unknown The storm divided into sections and covered a wide territory It is feared that the loss of life will be greatly enlarged when reports are received from out side the city Lincoln Neb June 19 Violent windstorms prevailed over a wide dis trict in Nebraska late Thursday night and early Friday morning In Lin ¬ coln some damage was done At Mun roe west of here the storm approach- ¬ ed the violence of a tornado Hardly a chimney is left in the town and many rools were taken off The house of Peter Tobin was totally wrecked and Mr and Mrs Tobin injured Norfolk suffered from the storm in the way of unroofed houses and small buildings blown away Two men were injured but not seriously Sedalia Mo June 18 The town was visited by a fierce electrical zid wind storm Friday evening The power house of the Sedalia electric Railway and Power Co was struck by lightning and all of the dynamos ruined leaving the city without lights Friday night and stopping the cars on all of the six car lines A number of buildings were twisted off their foundations while fruit shade and ¬ and other points in proportion These are very cheap rates made for these special dates Return tickets at approxi- ¬ rates will be sold on vari- London June 2L Queen Victoria mately the same and August July began the celebration of her jubilee ous dates in information apply to the nearerFor further Sunday as was befitting her entire ca-¬ est coupon ticket agent or call on oi- adT reer before- the altar of her faith dress Geo H Heafford G P A C MV tThroughout London the United king- ¬ St P Ry Chicago 111 dom and the empire in every cathe ¬ He Wonilerctl dral church or chanel of the estab Little Clarence after three minutes oi lished church of England was held silence Pa services similar to those at St Georges Uh Mr Callipers wearily chapel Windsor where her majesty Pa when you eat a doughnut do you eat paid her devotions and offered solemn the hole too or do vou eat all around it andi N Y Journal leave the hole thanks to God - KansasCity Omaha and Council Bluffs t 77o - 750- - - - - t i ¬ vate and for the members of the royal family prevented the gathering of a large crowd The scene was most impressive and the services very sim- ¬ ple Her majesty sat in the chair of state immediately in front of the com- ¬ munion rail and just beside the brass plate whose inscription designates the spot which was the temporary place of interment of the prince consort The ladies and gentlemen who are -- The announcement that the services at St Georges chapel would be pri ¬ From Chicago viathe North Western Line Chicago North Western Railway the famous California in 3 Days Route June 20 to July 3 inclusive on account of the C E Convention Similar rates will be made eastbound For full information appb to ticket agents C N W Ry Only 2u00 to San Francisco the rattlesnake raav not seem handsome He skillfully threw a coil Its J but rattling good thing Yes As you chew tobacco for pleasure use Star It is not only the best but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest That affair on the end of my tail said ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ported - ¬ ¬ ¬ 5- ¬ ¬ ¬ - - dfords selection as minister to Spain The Georgia Outlaw Hanged in ginia and West North Carolina the was influenced by the fact that he Presence of About JFour Thousand Peo ¬ Knoxville Tenn Juns 21 ports s ple agreed to go to his post immediately from upper east Tennessee upon confirmation something very Atlanta Ga June 19 Tom Delk southwest Virginia and western North mucli desired by the president and al- ¬ the outlaw was hanged at so to remain there throughout the pre- Zebulon Pike county Friday after- ¬ Carolina indicate sever storms during Saturday night and Sunday A cloud- ¬ sent administration an arrangement noon not subscribed to by some other pos- - The execution was private in name burst just across the state line- near Bristol did considerable sible appointees only About 4000 people witnessed it and has delayed trains on the damage¬ SouthThe transparent and carelessly ern road The Washington and The Report Contradicted New York June IS Friends of Hon stretched bagging which enclosed the New Orleans vestibule train is be- ¬ scaffolding and which was supposed ing held at Bristol on account of to shut off the shocking sight from the a trestle washing away Two hundred view of the spectators would yards of track on the N VV road -Re24-year-- old ¬ - really -- if t J- f1 William M Evarts contradict the pub- ¬ lished report that he is critically ill w -- June 18 Dennis Reardon who was shot at Niles by a policeman and brought here to the hospital was dying Thursday night Reardon has made a statement that the shooting was unjustifiable The Queen Arrives Youngstown 0 Shot by a Policeman and his five children were frightfully burned Sophie aged ten died in a Joliet I1L June 19 Nearly 2000 hospital Sunday morning Mary asred men employed in the quarry fields 12 Brownislewa five years old Verhave gone out on a strike for an in- ¬ onica three years old and Cecelia Cleveland Furniture Dealer AssignO crease of pay from 125 to 150 per aged eight are lying in cots at the Cleveland O June 19 Alfred day The majority of the operators hospital and the attending physician Gayton furniture dealer filed a deed declare they will not concede the de- says there is little chance for their of assignment in the insolvency court mands of the men as the present state recovery Melenski is also in The assets and liabilities are of business does not justify an increase pital nis arms and face were thehos Friday burned notgiven but the assignee was com- ¬ m pay in the attempt to save his children pelled to give a bond of 12000 Quarrynieu Stride ¬ ¬ have interposed little even had not the crowd spurred on by its eagerness to see the finishing of the outlaw torn down the flimsy stuff This they did and a ghastly sight was revealed Then un- ¬ der the blazing raysof the sun above the turbulent sea of faces Tom Delk kicked out his last breath As the drop fell a mighty shout went up Pike county was delivered of its former terror and the murder of Sheriff Gwynn was avenged obstacle ¬ was also displaced Throughout upper east Tennessee there has been a gener- ¬ al storm with hard winds doing dam ¬ age to growing corn Beaver creek which carried the water of the cloud ¬ burst is swollen like a river and sev- ¬ eral citizens havevacatedheirvhouses to factories and houses aggregating 530000 or 40000 but no loss of life Rumors were current that several people were killed but the reports lack confirmation The principal dam- ¬ age was at Eaton and Albany Ind Winnipeg Man June 19 Dispatches from the west report serious floods and a cloudburst west of Calgary in the Rocky mountains The suburbs of Calgary are submerged 50 families made homeless and several bridges washed away There has been no loss of life but the damage to property will be heavy Accident Durintr a Circus Parade River Falls Wis June 19 Dur ing the street parade by the Lemon Brothers circus Friday a balcony over a sidewalk occupied by about ttventy people gave way and the party was hurled about eighteen feet to the side- ¬ walk Many people were injured Several children who occupied the Genie sidewalk were badly hurt Erickson and Carrie Hanson were among those most seriously hurt the latter being probably fatally injured Several Indians received dangerous ¬ Frida3r noon Dispatches from Mun cie and other points reported damage June 19 A severe storm passed over eastern Indiana Indianapolis Ind ¬ Some people laugh like amateur singers bishop of Berry and several Canons trying to run the scales Atchison Globe Ordinary morning prayers began with a short exhortation from First Halls Catarrh Cure Timothy Is taken internally Price 75c After the first collect a special col- ¬ Time which vindicates a man first buries lect was read and instead of the usual him Atchison Globe prayer for the queen and royal fam ily two special prayers were substi Is the basis of good health tuted steady nerves mental phy- A special prayer for unity was said sical and diGstive strength and there were special psalms and www If you are nervous enrich Gospels used instead of those for the day the Gospel being the lGth verse of and purify your blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla the 22d chapter of St Matthew If you are weak have The choir o St Georges chapel on appetite and desire to be strong rendered the musical portion of the healthy and vigorous take Hoods Sar service Sir Walter Parrett presiding at saparilla which will tone your 6tomach the organ The service lasting 40 create an appetite and build you up minutes the queen remaining seated throughout and following closely the special prayers and hymn At the end there was a pause The queen with bowed head continued in Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier silent prayer Then followed a touch H00d take easy to s PiU easy to operate 25cbuy easy to ing scene which will ever linger in the memory of those who witnessed it y Summoning Empress Frederick who m bowed low at her side the queen 91 to kissed her on both cheeks The duke to 36 o Connaught and the others of the to to family followed receiving on bended to to knees a similar token of affection In to many cases the recipient was kissed to to several times 9 The queen was profoundlv moved to to and tears rolied down her cheeks At to last and evidently with great reluct- to to ance she beckoned her Indian attend to ant and leaning on her arm passed to And 2300 from ST LOUIS is out ofthe chapel the entire iJongre to the rate that will be made by the v gation standing the soft light falling to to through the multi colored windows to and the exquisite strains of the or an to rising and swelling beneath the gothic to to bannered roof It was a seen never a For the Chnct an Endeavor Convention in to be forgotten and thrilled all pres to Julypointswill alsothe reverse intermedi It and in apply to direction to ate Have you wished to ent with strong emotions to WEST the remarkablevisit the SOUTH ¬ to In the afternoon and evening there to the irrigatedcamps and health resorts ¬ farms orchards the new mining1 now were special accession day services at to titude of gold seekers attracting a mul the towerinsr tne stupendous chasm of Westminster Abbey and at St Pauls to itocidesCanon of the Colorado Kiverr the Grandthe ¬ ¬ the grand officers of the queens household entered first followed by the military knights of Windsor in the full costume of cock hats and scarlet coats The duke of Devonshire and Lord Rosebery occupied their stalls as Knights of the Garter The rest of the church was empty the seats of the royal family being near- the queens I he dean of Windsor wearing the insignia of chaplain of the Order of Garter officiated assisted by the lord -- Star Tobacco m i That boy of mine has an His Banker Takes inordinate craving for money Yes he always does after his father Cleveland when the craving comes on Plain Dealer -- - We have not been without Pisos Cure for Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrek Camp St Harrisburg Pa May 4 94 Pure l Pl-ft-rfc-f- rlOOU S panHa ¬ 9S335S3ai allfornia Chicago to K ¬ ¬ f 1 Santa re Route ¬ - ¬ Pive Children ISadly Burned One Dead Buffalo N Y June 2L Fire Sat ¬ urday night partly destroyed the home of Joseph Melenski in East Buffalo injuries by falling timbers A Cyclone at Joliet 111 Joliet 111 June 19 A cyclone struck Joliet at an early hour Friday morning The mercury fell to 60 degrees and overcoats were necessary At 5 a m it was as black as night the wind blew trees and awnings down and broke in plate glass windows Lightning struck houses in all parts of the city During the storm blasts of intense heat came from the north ¬ east alternating with arctic blasts from the west ¬ tv -- - at Windsor Windsor Eng June 18 Queen Victoria arrived here from Balmoral at nine oclock Thursday morning Thousands of people lined the route from the railroad station to the castle Her majesty looked the picture of health and repeatedly bowed to the cheering of her subjects Heavy Rain at Gallipolin Gaixipous 0 June 18 The tremendous rainfall Wednesday night flooded the streets stopped the street cars and caused a washout on the Hocking Valley railroad Three per tBons were shocked by lightning ¬ Butler colored was executed in the jailyard at Port Allen West Baton Rouge parish Friday afternoon The trap fell at 1233 and 15 minutes later the culprit was dead The crime for which Butler was hanged was wife murder take steps to preserve the treeand Suicide in a Cistern mark the spot where it stood Madison Ind June 19 James Ad ¬ A Victim of the Hear ams f farmer residing six miles- east Delaware O June 2L The i first of this city committed suicide by case jumping into a cistern He was de from of sunstroke in this county comes Berlin township Saturday Mrs spondent over ill health and vfamiiv xeitie Aaaros was stricKenandis ser troubles - Baton Rouge La June Louisiana Wife Murderer Hanged 19 - At St Georges chapel Windsor in the afternoon a special musical service was neiu at wnicn most oi tne members o the royal family except the queen and Empress Frederick who had attended the morning service were present Mendelssohns Hymn of Praise was superbly sung by Madame Albani Edward Lloyd and the choir of the chapel assisted by the Windsor and Eton choral and Madrisral societies Several of the pulpits of the city were occupied by American preachers all of whom alluded in the mostfeelino terms to the queens life and charac- ¬ ter Bishop Coxe preached at the Windsor parish church and Bishop Whipple at All Saints Margaret street Rev W H Milburn chaplain of the United States senate preached at the Queens Park Congregational church London June21 Special dispatches from Paris Berlin Vienna St Peters burg and nearly every large city in Europe show that thanksgiving services were held in the local English churches numerously attended The newspapers in many cities especially Vienna and St Petersburg publish long eulogistic articles upon the Vic torian reign At Constantinople the sultan sent a number of high ottoman officials to represent him at the ser- ¬ vice and the entire diplomatic corps were present Montreal June 21 The diamond jubilee celebration was begun Sunday Special services were held in all the churches The Montreal brigade and the Fifty third battalion of Sher brooke the governor generals foot guards of Ottawa and the h battalion of Peterboro held a church parade to Christ church cathedral to St James Roman Catholic cathedral and to St Pauls church ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cathedral i to to to to to to to to to far famed marvels of mountain and val-- V lev on that western shore where rlie Wnt Pacific roUs Then take this opportunitr u Sou may learn all about by address ing any agent of the Santait Eoute cr NP Pe the undersigned 1 0P S F Rj T Room 145 9th Jarlson JL A W J BLACK St S66SS SuTopeka Kan Room 1243 Gt C A HIGGINS AG r A Bids 5rti Chicago a V w Slflr and health making are included in the making of HIRES Rootbeer The prepa ¬ ration of this great tem perance drink is an event of importance in a million well regulated homes - ¬ oil H ill ills ing satisfying Put some up to day and have it ready to put down whenever youre thirsty Made only by The Charles E Hires Co Philadelphia A pack ¬ age makes 5 gallons Sold everywhere is full of good health Invigorating appetiz ¬ Rootbeer Fifty-sevent- IMPROVED HUNTER FULL GIRDLE HAY PRESSES ¬ Allen Booth Bound Over 21 Officer Amos Richmond Ind June 21 One of the trees blown down by the storm of the yacht Ellide built for E Burgessy Booth at 1245 p m Saturday was past week was the old oak beneath Warren of New York in her trial trip hound over to the grand jury in 1000 which the first Indiana yearly meet ¬ over a measured course of a mile by Police Judge Gregg on a charge of ing of Friends was held in 182L Sev ¬ made the mile in one minute and 30 manslaughter for killing Telegraph eral days ago Whitewater monthly seconds which is at the rate of 40 uperator tieorg e Uuey recently in meeting appointed a committee to miles an hour the fastest time on Cumminsville Quaker Oak Blown Down -- c The Fastest Time on Becord Nyack N Y June 19 The steam Cincinnati June Lessee 3 SlVlfiSi 0 1 co greatest Capacity Cheapest Write for uduuuguu ana races a a imyis MKRWIAJT MACHINE SHOPS Meridian MUx Rejected claima reopened Succesa or no fee 3J yrfl- - Practice Suns Cincinnati O and Washington BC 2 A Yf PENSIONS fr0 for increase Mclormlclt vS record Representatives of the government of Guatemala and Costa Rica hve signed the treaty which makes them part of the greater republic of Centra America r- Tegucigalpa Honduras June Additions to tha Greater Republic 19 ¬ lic priest in the Cincinnati diocese and rector of St Michaels church on Burns street at the foot of Price Hill died at hishome in the church rectory -- Cixcinxati June 21 Rev Father Matithey Desselaers the oldest Catho- ¬ Aged Priest Dead Weeks Scale Works OPIUM particntrssentFJtEE WPOLIKYMD Atlanta case bend for hook of and U GREKVS treatatcBt Free BrJJ 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could gladly have xnncued fair tweaked or even banged in her wrath But somehow I wandered away at that moment The hard earned long I saw rare treasures in scenes of pleas expected five dollars had been sent to town and expended before this sisterly Tires And ran to pursue them when lo conference took place or beyond doubt I had lost the path to happiness Miss Katesie would have hurled it back And I know not whither to go at the donor when he came so springily way to happiness I have lost the up the walk that crisp December evenOh who will lead me back Turn off from the highway of selfish- ¬ ness V f To the right up dutys track Keep straight along and you cant go wrong ITor as sure as you live I say The fair lost fields of happiness Can only be found that way Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Good Cheer - V - 3- - v -- i t ¬ ing stairs but came down five minutes I later as Lambert knew she would looking for a book and Esther over her called her sister to yearling her side Looking at northern girls pictures wasnt making friends with Ah dont see their friends anyhow anything pretty in that one was Katesies prompt comment And Ah couldnt be hi uhd to weah a gown like But Lambert felt that he had that Avon the day and the next evening Ce fetched oveir a whole album full CAPTAIN 6L0SE BY CAPTAIN CHAHIES KING LCopyrlght 1894 by J B Lippincott Co XIII O Confined to her bed and room as was Madam Walton and only vaguely alive to what might be going on in the house- ¬ -- s - v 5 J E 3ft1 J vj hold for there were days when she lay dull and apathetic yet mercif aly spared from suffering it was Esthers duty and fondest care to minister to her mothers needs even at a time when her heart was torn with anxiety on ac ¬ count of her husband now a prisoner in the hands of the United States mar ¬ shal at the capital and of her brother who under the orders of the general in command of the department had been sent under guard to New Orleans Lhere to await his trial by court martial for the crime of desertion The visits of the old family physician were frequent for the invalid had had too much to suf ¬ fer and seemed incajiable of further struggle Floyd was twice permitted to visit his mother during the two days that elapsed before telegraphic orders came in his case She knew him clung to him yet seemed unable to realise that he was going from her She once or twice asked if Judge Summers had been heard froni for Cousin Barfc had written full details of Floyds trouble and the family united in urging him to make an appeal to certain influential friend of the ante bellum days who had scandalized the Waltons by their loyalty to the old flag Then Lambert wrote letter which Close signed and sent to the department headquarters and the boy remembering some kind words said to him by his fathers old friend ventured on a personal letter to the general himself pleading Wal ¬ tons case and portraying the familys distress It was this letter that over- ¬ came Esthers objection to the advice of Mr Potts to the effect that they take Mr Lambert in as a day boarder And within 4S hours of his initial appearance at their table Mrs Seroggs as he was thenrst to address his blushing hostess was more than reconciled to the step Cut if she was Miss Kate was not The wrath and indignation of that young lady can hardly be described It was one thing she declared for her to sell eggs and butter to a gentleman who was a friend of Floyds who told her he despispd his captain as much as she did who had enlisted only because he had been promised immediate promotion to a captaincy and who never would have done so even then had he known that soldiers could be used to persecute the people of the south He was only wait ¬ ing for his commission to come or his discharge to tell Capt Close what he thought of his conduct It was all very well to make friends with a gentleman like Mr Biggs who had been dear brother Floyds friend at Quitman be fore he fell in love with that horrid designing Yankee girl who had led him on to cohtin her when she was all the time engaged to that rich ragpicker or whuteveh he might be Mr Biggs had behaved like a puhfect gentleman She had forgotten the little bill he had been running up and was so long vainly importuned to pay She also attached slight importance to Bartons state ¬ ment that Brother Floyd said Biggs was a fraud and liar and responsible for much thougrh not all of his trouble As between Mr Riggs and this new Yankee lieutenant who had dared 1o disguise himself and seek lo make her acquaintance she had butone opinion Iliggs was driven to drink and desertion bv having- had to serve under such brutes She declared she would starve rather than eat under the same roof a- ¬ - from Floyd written from the barracks at New Orleans He was not confined in the guardhouse as he had feared and expected to be The prisoners await kig sentence were there but those yet to be tried were kept in an old store- ¬ house that was not uncomfortable and on the evening of his arrival an officer Lieut Waring of the artillery took him into a separate room treated me like a perfect gentleman wrote poor Floyd leaving Ms readers to divine whether 1his lavish descriptive were to apply to the lieutenant or himself listened to Floydes story from beginning to end and told him to keep up his spirits Lieut Lambert had written urging him to do all he could to help me and had asked old Gen Ducannon to restore me to duty without trial in view of the way I had been tricked If he does me out against those in and will send fernal Indians in Texas by heaven Ill show them I can fight as hard for the flag to day as I did against it three and four years ago All I ask is officers and gentlemen like him oryoung Lambert to serve under and Ill earn my par- ¬ don Two days later brought a long letter They had been utterly blue and hopeless on Floyds account since his trans- ¬ fer to Xew Orleans and this letter was a revelation Esther took it up to her mothers room and strove to make her understand its purport Katesie sit ¬ ting silently and at first scornfully by Mrs Waltons faculties seemed too dazed to follow and Esther had to reiterate and explain Then the doctor came and the hale old gentlemans eyes filled as he read That young fel- ¬ low is a trump said he referring to Lambert and he too bent over the gentle invalid and whispered hope and courage Later when Kate was wanted it was found slie had quitted the room ¬ ¬ r yc - that man had not had a cent for three weeks You know yourself it was Mr Lambert there at the fence both nights and you know why that wretch couldnt have been there Ahll wuhk every finguhihebonp then till its paid back criecl Miss Wal- mean an cpntemptJ ton An Ible an cawuhdly in him to fawce it on y as he did to listen to whutwaSnt JBy his nT io M yvs at ail yuns Miss Walton meant those or- it-yas despite Esthers pleading and Bartons Youmaythinkitfinetotakq ridicule money from sueh people Mrs Seroggs dis high with she declared you never would if moh dain bSt was well enough to know whut was go ¬ Moh is the only alphabetical ing on combination that I can think of which even approximately represents Miss Kates pronunciation of the term by Avhich she was accustomed to refer to her mother But if Miss Kate were in ¬ dignant before she was simply furious when her married sister responded with exasperating calm And yet you took Mr Lamberts money in payment for your butter Katesie Ah didnt How day ah you say so Esthuh It was Mr Biggs Floyd says it wasnt Floyd says ¬ with Lieut Lambert insisted on stay ¬ ing in her mothers room and being served there and was conspicuous by her absence from the table for the first 48 hours since Lamberts admittance evening came to tea For several days Miss Kate contrived to hold aloof from the general conversation but it was a hard fight against every natural impulse Before the end of the week her resolution had failed her utterly and time and again her ready tongue had challenged Lambert to debate and now to her chagrin it was he who declined When formally presented to My sister Miss Walton by Mrs Seroggs the young gentleman had bowed very low and had striven to be civil As they sat f acing each other and only the width of the table apart her downcast eyes and determined si- ¬ lence proved embarrassing even though long curving sweeping i lashes and flushed cheeks appeared perhaps to Aw pshaw dangerous advantage I said Cousin Bart that evening as he and Lambert were smoking the pipe of peace and the young fellow ventured a fear that he had offended the damsel in the butter business just you pay no attention to that child for a da- - or two an see how quick shell come round She just wants to be huffy Formally presented to my sister Miss Walton Shell be hawbly cut up when she finds you dont notice her Potts had not a and hed like it too Falconers xmore little worldly wisdom when he wasnt up to date the old man says and he drinking and since his installation as thinks perhaps the new school knows ex officio head of the house he hadnt something wuth tryin You see Cousin touched a drop Lambert was begin ¬ Lou aint pickin up fast as she ought ning to like him very much but to KI see it all too plainly Bart What couldnt induce him to come over to camp captain of I dont see is where all the money is I cant stand that to come from to pay for doctors and yours was his sole explanation Big tears From frigid silence on Katesies part consultations and and to occasional monosyllable and thence began welling in her soft sad eyes to brief and caustic comments on the Bart whera does it all come f rom now remarks of her sister and cousin the liow do we get all these dainties You transition was easj but now that Lam ¬ cant spare it It mustnt be Mr Lam- ¬ bert addressed no remarks whatever to berts Now just dont you bother bout her yet chatted smilingly with the position became ex ¬ that Esther I made araise I tell you others the girls asperating She was willing enough at Theres old Uncle Pete and that no the start to keep at wide distance but count nigger Frank been owin your that anybody should presume to hold mother on last years crawp o cawtr her there was a very different matter all this time I made them pony up an in fact simply intolerable Esther I told Hicks Fd sell out his mule an noted in silent amusement how the girl cart f ha didnt pay mad him bawwo began to display unaccustomed so- the money That wouldnt begi n to cover the licitude as to the fit of her gown the of such poor little efforts at or- ¬ cost of what youve been having sent up effect namentation as her simple store of lace from New Orleans the expressage or ribbon afforded Such quaint old even Now just dont you bawwo trouble fashioned bows and flounces as came One r in a sentence wasnt too much forth such queer combinations of shade and color Esther caught her more for Potts When they doubled up on Lamthan once glancing up shyly from under him he confessed judgment the long lashes and looking furtively at bert tends to all that Uncle Sam he her for Lambert with malice says pays freight en commissary stores prepense and aforethought began tell- - J Just dos I say and well fetch Cousin ing Seroggs of the belles and Lou round all right yet and find some beauties of last summer at the Point body to rent the old place and send vo and one evening when the verbal block-¬ all down to Biloxi for the winter But ade had lasted perhaps tliree days he Jll tell you what I do think Esther turned to Esther as they were rising yought to have Lambert over to sleep Hell from the table and if itwasnt taking a in my room while Im gone mean advantage of a defenseless foe come But when Lambert came to tea that what would be I brought over these two to show night half expecting to be welcomed you Mrs Seroggs said he producing to Cousin Barts place in his absence some photographs from a surprise awaited him Esther with an envelope This is Miss Fordham J03r in her eyes blushingly told him who was considered the prettiest girl that her husband would- be with them at Cozzens this year though that fash before nine oclock A telegram had ionable street suit is perhaps less be- - j announced his release and speedy com-coming to her than evening dress And ing Theres no train over before morn this is Miss Torrance I think I told you that our ladies are no longer wear- ¬ ing is there he asked No but Mr Seroggs took the stage ing crinoline and that these short dresses are worn even for calling in the at noon for Vernon up north of here and wiUget ahorsethere daytime And as it was evident that she looked And Katie Walton was halted at the threshold as she would have left the any moment for that longed for com room What woman could resist a peep ing Lambert decided to slip back to at these pictures of reigning belles camp instead of spending an hour in garbed in the height of tbe fashion of chat or reading as he usually did At the day a fashion these fair southern this Miss Katesies big blue gray eyes sisters had never seen and had only wete opened wide with surprise then vaguely heard of Cousin Bart could lowered inr confusion for he turned to have laughed outright when he caught OhGood night Miss Walton he a glimpse of Katesies face Tmt merci ¬ fully refrained She flushed stopped laughinglyexclaimech I had alneoil fairly ran up-- hoped you would ask me to stajr bit her lip turned and ¬ Esther discovered her after consider- ¬ able search shivering in a room upstairs She wouldnt talk but that ¬ you will be well rather superfluous I thought I might profit by the situa tionv to the extent of having an hours chatvwith you about your fair com- ¬ patriots up north for example nest que le premier pas etc Miss Ah dont know of any subject that Walton having looked at two conclud- ¬ would interest me less And theyre ed she might as well see the others but notnky compatriots as you call them she never meant to ask questions about answered Miss Kate with fire in her them as she had to when Esther went eyes in to see what moh would like for her Air true said Lambert with pro tea Cousin Bart had brought in a bag voking coolness and a mischievous of plump and tempting partridges smile twitching the corners of his that evening and was beginning to mouth I recall your indifference to puzzle Esther very much when she re¬ their photographs the other evening membered how impecunious a person WilIfeyou kindly say good night to Mrs Bart had ever been to account for the Seroggs for me and tell her supplies which he began to fetch from Ahll tell her you wTere simply hate- ¬ town ful Tand Ah thought youd never go And so things were going a trifle bet Well wont if you think I ter at the old homestead towards the to stay 1said Lambert returningought smil- ¬ end of December Hopeful letters came ingly to the door and proceeding to from Walton The Parmelee party harighis forage cap upon its accus- ¬ were having difficulty in getting reli able evidence against him his friends tomed peg She promptly snatched it were making him entirely comfortable from his hand Ah wish you and your photographs in his confinement and his lawyer as- ¬ wuh freezing up nawth whuh you sured him that his release would be effected in a very few days Floyd wrote blqng stead of coming down hyuh of the general com1 tyannizing over people that an Isow do you know I was wishing that manding had come with Lieut Waring to see him and to saythat his case was too Its so much nicer freezing up being investigated and that as yet no north than being frozen here and then charges had been preferred by the com- ¬ next weeks Christmas Oh you dont mander of his troop Little deycacie have any mistletoe here do you We did before you all came You and luxuries in the way of tea jellies preserves and wine things to which Yankees ruined everything nice you they had been strangers since early in didnt carry off Now what am I to say Miss Katesie the war were finding their wray in and greatly comforting the invalid mother If I dont say youre nice youll think and could their doctor but say the dear Im ungallant and what Yankee would lady was really mending the girir ever dare try to carry you off Lieut Lambert Ah think 3roure would have had hope and courage but simply horrfd and Ah wish youd go the doctor could not say Ive got to go to Quitman for two stead of standing there pulling your days on business Esther said Cousin mustache in that silly way Now Miss Katesie Bart one keen morning and I reckon the idea of your to come back with being the first girl to set her face against Ill ask Dr alconer me f you dont mind and have a day this struggling mustache I never be gone in a should have thought it of you Or was at the birds Theyll all week f this weather keeps on it the mistletoe put you in mind You have deeper reason than that Will you go she cried with flam- ¬ Barton I saw you with Dr Coleman ing cheeks and stamping foot How when he went out last nighty Its a con day uh you stand there laughing at sultation is it not Oh if I were a man me Why of cosel want Coleman to have If you were a man nobody would a chance to talk it over with Falconer think of such a thing As Im one I ¬ ¬ Sisthe jprompt and pouting reply ter Esthuh can if she likes She doesnt like to night as a matter of course I couldnt expect hei to But as your good mother is sleeping-and Mrs Seroggs will be able to leaveher to welcome her husband and -¬ ¬ Adontknow wha Ah shoufd was TWO OF A KIND But tkeTDrj- - Goods Salesman Objected -- iUMOROUS -- and weil dressed gentleman lounged in th elevator en- ¬ trance of a Broadway wholesale dry goods warehouse Apparently his sole occupation was watching the faces oi Xjassers by Now and tlen he would make a feint at starting for some pass- ing figure and then generally resumed his listless attitude against the door jamb At last he did make a frantic dive for a stout gentleman who was passing Unfortunately a crowd of pedestrians obstructed his purpose and before he could clutch the arm of the stout gentleman who was a buyer for a well known retail store another smart looking well dressed gentleman who had been lounging at the elevator entrance of another wholesale dry goods warehouse darted out seized the stout gentleman by the hand and had him in the elevator in a moment That same afternoon the first men-¬ tioned of the two smart looking well to Fellowship with the Puller in A smart looking Why dont yoti Teacher angrily His answer my question Bobby Brother Tommy answering for him Please sir hes got a peppermint in Tit Bits his speech Fuddy You call money stamps Diiddy And money is dont you currency So I suppose that when yolt speak of an elastic currency you re ¬ Boston Tran- fer to rubber stamps 4 i Ml f script French Waiter in London restau- rant to Yabsley who has been trying to make himself understood in bill-oIf ze gentleman vill talk fare French ze langage vot he was born in I vill C- V 1 very mooch better understood Bits Tit you any cooks that weigh What do you want with Goodness Well we would like such a big one one that wont always be trying to ride Detroit my wifes wheel on the sly At the Intelligence Office Have N 200 pounds vj ¬ id-de-ca- 31 ¬ dressed gentlemen was walking from Worth street to the bridge on Park row and had nearly reached Baxter street when a tough young man seized him by the arm Say boss cant I sell you a first class spring overcoat Our goods is de best on de row an well make de price to fit yer pocket See Come in an let me He tugged vigorously as he said this and the gentleman was growing red in the face Let go my coat you blackguard or Ill have you arrested he shouted struggling to shake off the others clutch Oh no you wont Were in de same biz See Jes come in an look over our goods Im sure we can suit yer With a violent wrench the gentleman shook himself free and turned on the puller in If I could see a police officer Id have you arrested you Then words failed No yer wouldnt Yer notn better a puller in yerself Ise seen yer on n Broadway layin fur people an yank in em in jes es we do Yer jes a puller in same as I am but y aint got no pride nor sympaty in de biz See And the smart looking well dressed gentleman hurried off without saying yea or nay or uttering a protest The canker of comparison had entered his soul N Y Sun indig-nantl- j- Free Press Did that lawyer get a clear view inquired the litigants of the case No Im afraid he didnt I friend told him that my trouble was about money and he seemed to be proceed- ing on the theory that by relieving me of my money he would cause the Washington trouble to disappear v Star I wonder An Interpretation said Mrs Cumrox thoughtfully what that nice old fashioned lady means by putting P P means she is going Oh I see and she wants daughter us to know that she is going to traveL Washington in a Pullman palace car Star That her C on awaycard replied her i WHEN TAPE WAS HAND MADE cant help it LATE SHADES IN GLOVES Ah wish Ah could help you down those steps and back to camp she re- ¬ Six Bntton Suedes in Liyrht Shades torted trying hard to look furious to be continued DIDNT YEARN FOR WEALTH Alter He Jbound Out rlfMr Ktlrli JfmMItt H Ww But a man kin make money very fast in this town if he likes remarked the Oklahoma man in a casual sort of manr nef I suppose so put in the stranger at once with an earnestness that showed lie was eager to be let into the secret of - tain It How to Ob- - rejoined the other I saw a here the other day make 1000 man almost at once ye might say Indeed Fac sir he was a stranger ju3t like you I dont know whar he came from or anythin about him morn I know about you but anyhow he comes here sir an gits in with some o them thar insurance agents over to the sta ¬ tion yonder an gits his life insured to Yes -- it his politics around right straight Oh he was business he was I tell ye Well sir tworent morn half an hour from the time that feller landed n t the station a poor man till the insurance company was writin out a check fer 1000 fer his widder It was the sharpest thing I ever see Deng if I ever see sich a plan Did you The stranger agreed most cordially Yes gits his life insured an then sir out he- comes and begins shoutin - onet dye see I see added as he rose to see when the next train would leave there that unfor¬ tunately for him he didnt have any politics at all and what was more lie had no wife Besides said he anx ¬ that it was a sharp trick indeed but ¬ Til Ill tell you straight I dont crave wealth at all just now X YWorld iously ¬ vis-a-v- is carte-de-visi- te the grocer looking out into the black ¬ ness Call this dark said the man with ginger beard the You couldnt see your hand before you out there answered the grocer But you kin seevhere the light from the lamp hits the hitcljin post said the man with the ginger beard an down run a eivjyne soieo Lm Mexico wiiur years ago Ive seen a streak of dark come acrost the track so durn thick that the light f rum the headlight would come up agin it an jist curl up like a shavinIMany a timel And the man with the ginger beard looked defiantly at the man from Po tato Creek whom hp suspected of hav¬ ing snickered Cincinnati Enquirer -- It Egyptian Darkness is as dark as ever I seen it said ¬ - ¬ 1 look-atlier- - - The personal appea ranee of the great Khan as described by Marco is as fol- ¬ He is of good stature neither lows nor short but of middle height He tall has a becoming amount of flesh and ia very shapely in all his limbs His com ¬ plexion is white and red and the eyes black and fine the nose well formed and wTill set on But the portrait of Kublai Khan drawn by a Chinese artist doaa not exactly correspond with the pea portrait given here by Marco W know also from Marcos own narrative that the emperor ws subject to gott in his later lifeand we are led to inf s that he wtas rather corpulent as he if represented in the drawing iven by rthe Chineeartist NoaJk Brooks in St - The Great Khan of Tartary l- NicholasJ T s K The newest gloves for summer wear are the six button suedes in all the light shades The glace is a thing of the past at least for the summer They are too warm Besides the suedes are much easier to put on when the hand is warm and perhaps moist with per- ¬ spiration The lightest tints in gloves are trimmed in darker shades of the same color or contrasting colors By trim- ¬ mings are meant the stitchings in the back the pearl buttons and the bind ¬ ing of the edges A very pretty effect is obtained in the new shade of yellow which is called amber and which is board operation of hackling requires The bound all around the edges including much skill and this part of the long the five or six big scallops around the preparation was particularly womens wrist with a dark brown glace kid work as it needed delicacy of touch The buttons are a pearl of the same the flax was hackled it was care- ¬ dark brown shade Other colors such After sorted according to the degree of as blue heliotrope or pink tints are fully process trimmed with black glace and buttons fineness This drawing was called spreading and and stitching In contrast to these arc ready to be wrapped in Then it was its soft fluffy shown also the darker shades trimmed fineness about the spindle in white in the same manner The spinner seated herself at tha There are two new cycling gloves for machine and soon the music of tha ladies the ventilated glove and the ad- ¬ wheel and the the justable gauntlet The ventilated glove nial housewife deft fingers offiber colo brought into is made with heavy glace dogskin palm long even thread ready the the small for and a suede finish back both palm and loom and shuttle to be converted into back being perforated with little pin tape head holes for ventilation The ad- ¬ The shopper of to day little realizes justable gauntlet is a good dogskin the long and tedious processespracticed glove with patent snap buttons and a by separate gauntlet which also has snap she the woman of colonial times before could wind into button fastening besides an extra snap neat roll for theher linen tape uses a workbaskets which buttons to the ordinary glove Y Tribune wrist fitting as closely as a gauntlet which is sewed fast to the entire wrist THE AFRICAN PIANO of the glove These gauntlets being separate and of the best kid in all Playinc the Madlmba Is an Art Prac ¬ ticed hy a Few Specialists brown shades and taps as well will Among the musical instruments used fit over any glove and will outwear sev- ¬ on the Congo we notice the long and eral pairs of the ordinary gloves If short drum Some drums are used to desired one may also wear the gloves without the gauntlets Thus a riding beat tlie time of the dance Some other glove may be made into a walking glove drums are used as telephones for the transmission of messages to neighbor- or vice versa Chicago Tribune ing villages The string instruments Household Helps represent the African harp The Lemons are improved and kept fresh ivory horns are used for the convoca- ¬ by keeping in cold water till ready for tion of popular assemblies The use double bell is used to call the attention A pan or saucepan of hot water placed of the people to some proclamation of in an oven will keep maat and pastry the chief The Africans everywhere from being scorched or dried are very musical but their music does Tin tea kettles maybe made as bright not always suit European taste as new bj simply rubbing them with a The African dance is not always in¬ woolen rag dipped in oil and then wip dulged in for amusement alone Danc ¬ ing quite dry with a clean cloth ing enters into some of the most A spoonful of vinegar added to the solemn ceremonies as for instance water in which meat and poultry are the inauguration of a new king Then boiled makes hem more tender the chief elect of the tribe dances very The water in which potatoes have gravely before the assembled elders been boiled is very effective in keeping and the people silver bright It can be bottled for use The madimba has been called the and if required to be kept a long time African piano It is made of cala- ¬ a tenth part of methylated spirits will bashes of graded sizes which are sur- do this Chicago Becord mounted by boards of graded size all being attached to a semicircular frame Plelvle for Meat We have successfully used the follow- Each board represents a note and emits ing recipe in hot weather to keep ven-¬ its appointed sound when struck by ison mutton etc One half ounce of one of the two rubber balls at the end carbonate of potash one half ounce of of the two stioks which are cleverly saltpetre one half pound of sugar one handled by the musician While al- pound of salt Mix make one gallon of most every native can beat the drum or brine dissolve in cold water Cut up play some of the minor musical instru- ¬ the meat and salt very lightly over ments the playing of the madimba is night to draw out the blood Then an art which only a few specialists cover with the brine Housekeeper learn They must be paid for playing at festivals or ceremonies and their art Creamed Fish Take cold boiled fish remove bones supports them either partly or entire- flake it mince a few sprigs of water- ¬ ly Journal of American FolkLote cress or parsley cover with sweet milk ConId Not Go That Far You wait till I come ouVsaid the scald and season with salt and white pepper just before sending to the table farmers wife Pre got a big dog inThis is a delicate breakfast or lunch here i Thanks returned Rural RaggB dishv Meaty fish like cod halibut and salmon require strong seasoning Bos ¬ pleasantly But I aint hungry enough to eat dawgiBTOoklynrafe5 ton Budget INT ¬ -¬ ¬ the Summer for Women of Colonial Times Had t Know How to Spin Thread Among the many household industries of colonial housewives which include spinning pen ink wine glove shoe and lace manufacture was the making of tape though this was considered oi minor importance The preparation for weaving tape on the small hand loom was the same as for making yards of linen cloth on the great looms that stood in the weaving room attached to tha kitchens of colonial farmhouses The flax when harvested was rip-pled on the field the rippler being a large comb fastened on a plank The flax was beaten on the comb to remove the capsules containing the seeds Then it was rotted to make the fiber soft¬ and flexible This was generally accomplished by laying it beneath the waters of the meadow brook or pond Some colonial farmers laid it on the ground for the winters snow to render it fit for the scutcher the machirie that whipped out all the particles of bark and stalk adhering to the fiber The next and last process before it was ready for the spinning wheel was hackling to straighten the flax free it v from vtangles and bring it to the requi V site fineness This was done by a very -primitive machine called the hatchel an immense comb whose long iron teeth were set perpedicularly in a -- U -- i -- a j j j S A r V v i -- j t i r H s ViUf r L M y i I f 5 o i rifv- K - A -- r s v - JVrw i w y I f v h Lt- - t ys J v l- d - K f It n frr W X v C - THE A Debate In Music Alley Walter Champ in Judge The salvation army had stopped in front of a basement in Music alley JBOTJBBON NEW TUESDAY JUNE 22 1897 v Rvti -- 13 c yF i where the onegallus gamins club was holding its regular meeting The lieu tenants theme was Ye must be born again The club had just been called to order when Patsey Grubbs astonished Chair man Mickey Murphy by inquiring Wot would youse fellers be ef yer wus ¬ ¬ ¬ Only One Standard You and we may differ as to money standards and out of our very differences good may come But we wont differ as to the merits of one standard emulsion of cod liver oil r i A X i jrt i L 4Sr- - 1 r - qfetf ir - I V V I - S V I1 hi -- n I f f - i il ¬ has been appointed consul at Breslan gallus club broke up in great consterna- Lines Abont Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere Grermany He was consul at the point tion Lexington wants the meet next year during the Harrison administration Important Decisions Dan Hemphill the well known racer Hazelrigg of the Court tof Ap- of Nicholasville was in the city Sunday Judge Dr A D James of Muhlenburg county was Saturday appointed United peals holds that building and loan asso- ¬ E L Willetts and G A Denier States Marshal for Kentucky It is ciations are usurious if the combined in- ¬ wheeled to Paris from Maysville Satur thought now that Senator Oeboes entire terest and dues exacted from stockhold- ¬ day and returned Sunday afternoon ers exceeds GJper cent slate will go through Mp Gaither Smith and wife wheeled Judge Cantrill has decided adversely from Carlisle to Paris Friday afternoon B J Clay of Bicbniond who failed to the proposed 500000 State bon is and spent the night at Dr Joe Fith to get the Switzerland mission has been sue Should the Court of Appeals sus ianp offered the mission to Argentine Repub- tain him the revenue scheme for 198 A lady cyclist who was injured and lie which pays 10000 per year Mr will be knocked out had her wheel broken by being run Clay wante to go to Denmark or Nether ¬ A Cyclers Exciting Fxperience down by a wagon at Dayton O has lands YesterdY eveninc TJ S Ganger been given a yerdict for 300 damages A Tariff On Water Howard Sinclair of Georgetown had andcosts For the ten days ending June 12 an exciting experience while coming to Newt G Crawford M J E- Fleck ¬ Johnthe applications for pensions amounted Paris on his wheel from Peacock Dis- Prince Wells 0 L Parsons J to 14300 an averago of 1430 per day tillery As he started to pass a cart son G E Braal and W W Watts At this rate there is no telling how many containing two men o e leading a Louisville cyclers en route to Cynthiana more pensioners may get upon the list horse the latter kicked at Sinclair and stopped over in Paris yesterday for din ¬ or how many more billions of dollars landed him on the road side One ner at the Fordham Sprinklers at Chicago must leave a the people will have to pay It is by far of the horses feet smashed the front the most monstrous f i and with which wheel of Sinclairs bicycle and the other four foot dry strip on each side of the any Government has had to contend foot struck the saddle The horse then street for bicyolers Paris wheelmen This country has already paid out more jerked one of the men out of the cart would be grateful for a six inch strip at some places on Main than 2000000000 for pensions since the but he also escaped injury close of the war thirty two years ago ne Li A w meet which begins- to- Hi X Low Hates i and applications for other pensions are day at Cynthiana gives promise of being Chautauqua Lexington June 27 to a gratifying success The attendance is still rolling in In order to keep up this figure for thirty two years longer the July 9 round trip 80 cents likely to be large the races will be well Kentucky Educational Association contested and the Maiden City will give revenue raisers will have to put a tariff on water and if there must be a tub to Bowling Green June 27 to July 1 the visiting cyclists princely hospitality the whale give manufacturers a differ- ¬ round trip 640 Lexington will be represented by fifty Annual Meeting Benevolent and Pro- wheelmen Covington by twenty Louisential on steam Louisville Times tective Order of Elks Minneapolis ville by about twenty Paris by about The celebration o- f- Queen Victorias Minn July 6 round trip July 3 and 4 thirty Maysville about fifteen and jubilee began Sunday morning with 2190 limited to July 11 97 Limit other points will be represented jas special services in every cathedral may be extended to July 31 Ingels and C R James of this city are church and chapel of the church of L entered in about a dozen races and exN Agent England The Queen and members of F BCaru pect to bring home some good prizes her family attended services at St Chattanooga Georges chapel Windsor Se9 London Icipient consumption is cured with 635 round trip from Georgetown via dispatches on second page Queen Crescent Route June 14th and Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Inflama- 11 lRfh gwu iu uttjo iu xcluiu awuuui f mn s n nvpfl and fha There are fifty seven Senators in iuiu rvnn3 fl Jnnn f fV Inmn meeting American Dental Association 77 v A f favor of Hawaiian annexation just three vv lien imo IB accom ¬ 10 oLujjpeu 0 less than the requisite iwo thirds Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- plished the road to health is a straight tion sick headaches 25c at druggists one Get a bottle to day are nndecided Eleven The pictures being given away by W J Bryan will attend a convention Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of To Cure A Cold In One Day of Silver Clubs to night in Cincinnati ar and an ornament to any house j Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tab- ¬ lets AIL druggists refund the money Nashville if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W K P A Officers T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris 975 round to Nashville ¬ The Kentucky Press Association was chasing ticketstrip Chattanoogaby repur- Ky at Visit royally entertained at Middlesboro Fri- ¬ Chattanooga Chickamauga Lookout day At the elose of the business meet- ¬ Mountain enronte to the Exposition ing officers were elected as follows L Superb vestibuled Trains W C Rinearson W Gaines President H E Woolfolk Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati O -First Vice President J H Westover Second Vice President R E Morning to which the Expectant Mother is Piles Piles t Piles star Secretary exposed and the foreboding and ¬ ¬ ¬ born agin Id be Fitzsimmons said the chairman an Id beat de face off de copper wot kicked me dis mornin Id be McKinley an Id make it agin de law f er shows ter charge more dan a nickel fer de gallery remarked Chim mie Wotell Celebrated for its great leavening put in Jakie Cohen As fer me strength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ Id be Chauncey jDepew fer he gits inter more gbauquets dan enny bloke teration common to the cheap brands cept de prince uv Wales Koyal leaking Posvder CO New YOrk YpuseJ fellers dont know a good chimed thing wen youse see it THE BQUBBQN DEWS Nosey Marks Id be a play actor j an have all de Jmatinee gals stuck on Seventeenth Year Established 18811 me Eflhad ter be born agin said JPublished every Tuesday and Friday by Sammie Nervine Id be a champeeo WALTER CHAMP Editor and Owner base ball pitcher an have me pictur in BBUC5E MILLER dejpapers evry day Make all Checks Money Orders etc Just then the lieutenant said with to the order of Champ payable Miller Ye that are born great emphasis again shall be washed whiter than Appointments And Disappointments snow And the meeting of the gamins one- Capt Chas Erdinan of Louisville AKltfG SCOTTS EMULSION has won and held its way for nearly 25 years in the world of medicine until to day it is al-¬ most as much the standard in all cases of lung troufcle and every condition of wasting whether in child or adult as quinine is in malarial fevers Differ on the money ques ¬ tion if you will but when it comes to a question of health perhaps of life and death get the standard Your druggist sells Scotts Emulsion Two sizes 50 cts and J0O SCOTT BOWNE POWDER Absolutely Pure W L DOUGLAS 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 3250 and 8200 shoes for men 250 200 and 175 for boys i W Li 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 aje made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for catalogue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by S3 SHOE In theWorld For Buy BINDER TWINE T i J J 1 y1i AT ¬ ¬ J P KIELY New Laundry Agency -- NEE LYS i i assy New York WHEEL NOTES agency for the Winchester Power Laundrv 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 16ap I have secured the i tf 4 Bruce Holladay N Respectfully Your Iiife Insured lc a Day bank- ¬ v able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without anthority if you doubt it write them Good health is Our insurance is protected by The Best Made Price as Low X t 1 I 5 the best ¬ - they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above 1 bank- in every box which brings your money back if w fail to cure you gold by W- - T Brooks druggist - Oelery Capsules gives you good health life insurance Wrights V - 1 Anybody i ar DR MILES Through His Nervine Is a Ben efactor to Thousands t v ¬ - jBk 4k h k x df r FOR RENT P BRICK ply to cottage Or M H JJA 3 1 Ij HjY KY - First class repair 5 rooms 10 per 602 Ap ¬ MAIN ST PARIS Ujant f BC O JNGELS EDWAEDS Over Deposit Bank Office honrs to 12 a m 1 to 6 pm ¬ ¬ Bs5s22s WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher who resides at Green Bay writes March 6th 1895 as follows Five years ago I became so nervous that mental work was a burden I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora- ¬ tive Nervine and I commenced to use it with the very best effect Since then I have kept a bottle in my house and use it whenever my nerves become unstrung with always the same good results My son also takes it for nervousness Dr Miles with like never failing success I have recom ¬ Nervine mended It to many and Restores it cures them All who ¬ 4- - - i igo The Bargain of the Season For CASH Only While the stock lasts I ¬ ifS9BSv f B j B if kwsk lVliitJf i Mf y Health It to thousands troubles should try it is free from narcotics perfectly harm- ¬ less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor Editor and proprietor of Der Landsman Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded suffer from nerve KHHfuN9nK S B i AOLEHMAN THE DANGER ill i lh t Bf 43 PA 1 ASSIGNEES NOTICE nnooforl tr fila -- ham of I H Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching dread with which she looks for Piles iiausuius me minors anays tne itch Yesterdays Temperature ingatonceactsasa poultice gives instant ward to the hour of woman s relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment severest trial is appreciated by but The following is the temperature as is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every bo lcw rtLii erxorc snouia De maae noted yesterday by A J Winters Co is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by smooth these rugged places of this city and J1 per WILLIAMS SJSo50 PrPrs Clevelandbox For sale by to lifes pathway for O S in her ere she 7a m 61 W T Brooks druggist - All persons having claims against the assigned estate of William Tarr are re- - rnra anri nn utitt H - pm 10 a m 11 a m 9 8a m 24jy-96-- ly 63 64 67 presses to her bosom her t 12 3 i J v i a j i p 4p 5p 7p S- -- 2p m m 68i 69i 74 75 75 See advertisement in another column of W J Bryans new book The First m m m m Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ bon county tf Summer Tourists Battle Send your order to Oscar MOTHER 3 FRIEND day before the undersigned or their at- torney vermea as tne law requires Any claim not filed may be barred as provided ov law RP JAS S STOLL babe Assignees Lexingtou Ky J Q Waud Atty Paris 74 70 n - i Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair Low rate round trip tickets are now on sale from Queen Crescent stations Spring City and Lookout Mountain uiDerai rates and limits Ask your agent about it W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agt CincinnatiO to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside a- OR r fl CREAM I 8 t - S BAKING POWDER K If - MOST PERFECT MADE r 7P A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times AWARDED DIPLOMA Star a most excellent paper and will I know one lady the have it delivered to subscribers in any children who suffered mother of three greatly in the part of the city for six cents per week birth of each who obtained a bottle of AND SILVER MEDAL AT Mothers Friend of me before her He solicits your subscription tf fourth confinement and was relieved EXPOSITION IN PARIS quickly and easily All agree that their Seventh Annual Reunion labor was shorter and less painful CENTS PRICE John Q Polhill Macon Ga United Confederate Veterans Nashville Tenn June 22 24 L N 100 PEB BOTTLE at all Drug Stores YEARLY SUBSCRIPTINGS will sell round trip tickets June or ent by aaail on receipt of price at 580 limited ten days An extension of 10 days can be had by depositing tick- BOOKS Containing invaluable Information of TOILETTES PO BUSH I NGCtt cprr interest to all women will be sent to et with agent at Nashville rncc any address upon application by 126WEST23 STNEW YORK B Carr Agt F Tkjc bradficlo MEGULATOR CO Atlanta Ga Sherman Shvers has allays Nervousness and so assists Nature that the change goes for- ¬ ward in an easy manner without such violent protest in the way of Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy forebodings yield to cheerful and hopeful anticipations she passes through the ordeal quickly and without pain is left strong and vigorous and enabled to joyously perform the high and holy duties THE GREATEST 0FALL now devolved upon her Safety to life of both is assured by the use of Mothers Friend and FASHION MAGAZINES the time of recovery shortened 0 f pliwD t Exactly like cnt M -- WOOD MANTEL- S- r i i A Specialty y l A fl I r C V 25 J T HINTON 21-22-- 23 ¬ UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO it -- I M 3afcc sv yg-n-ra- 4 M iJ wy- - -- jr y fz t J V 3 s J - - OT Hl 7 j aft- - fc p jr- V - x - - X i iTfr THE - BQTTBBQN NEWS TUESDAY JUNE 22 1897 -- - K - 5 yy - 1 T y term at the formers Summerhome A terrific wind storm accompanied W H Gill of Johnstown N Y is Seventeenth Year Established 1881 by lightning heavy hail and rain passed COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY registered at the Fordham over Paris Sunday about noon The THE NEWS MAN Mrs Jas Arnold of Louisville is v En leied at the Post office at Paris Ky as wind blew down a large tree in Sweeney seco liss mail matter Ray 8 yard and broke many trees in Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At spending a few days with Mrs Roseber And remember we guarantee more for your money The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And ry Rogers othei parts of the city A sky light in TELEPHONE NO 124 Miss Lucy Montgomery of Eliza than you can buy elsewhere or your money refundTalbotts livery stable was broken by Elsewhere Dr Louie Frank returned yesterday bethtown wm arrive to day to visit hail and the lightning burned out fus- SUBSCRIPTION PRICES ed 2nd you to be the judge of it Miss Bertha Hinton c esm twenty of the Paris Telephone to Louisville Payable in Advance phones Lightning also Miss Annie Clay has returned from Miss Simms of Flemingsbnrg was 82 00 Six mouths One year 100 Companys struck the fire alarm wires but did no a visit in Lexington a visitor in Paris vesterdav en route NEWS COSTS YOU CA2JT even get a Buy your shoesof us and get one iOfitie-beautifelJORT IFKOM Jl GUN FREE OF CHARGE rf damage Mr Alvin Branch of Moorefieid home from MtSterliug No serious damage by the wind or was in the city yesterday medallion pictures FREE See them on exfiibitfom 2ft--- Miss Jennie Kate Purnell leaves Make all Checks Money Orders Etc lightning has been reported from the payable to the order of Champ Miiler Miss Margaret Croxton has returned this morning to be the guest ot Miss Va our store country but many acres of wheat were RusselTBrown at Cynthiana from a visit in Lexington Baseball Results Yesterday blown down j Misses Sue and Sallie May Ander ¬ Mrs Kietb Culbertson returned yesNear Zanesville O John McFarland Baltimore 2 New York 6 son will arrive to day from Georgetown died from sunstroke and his son and terday to New Albany Ind 5 New York 6 Baltimore Mr Willard Hutchison of Lexing to be guests of their sister Mrs Robt Mr Baibour who went for the under- ¬ Washington 9 Philadelphia 2 Fergusontaker were both killed by the lightning ton was in the city Sunday 6 Cleveland 5 Louisville The undertaker and his son were badly Mr Desha Breckinridge of LexingPittsburg 2 Chicago 6 NUPTIAL KNOTS injured ton was in the city yesterday SEASON V 8 Stt Louis 3 Cincinnati Heavy hail fell in Harrison and many ¬ ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol Mr J K Ford arrived home yesterBoston 11 Brooklyn 6 emnizations Of The Marriage Vows acres of wheat were blown fiat Trees day from a trip to Michigan oecond game and telegraph poles were Snapped and Chas G Lander of St Louis weds Mr John Dean and bride have were blown down Miss Sophia Albert to morrow at Mays- ¬ The infant child of Cecil and Susie wires returned from their wedding trip ville Eldridge died at Corinth Saturday Dr F M Faries has returned from Latonia Turf Gossip Mr Thos Nicholas of Chicago was a business trip to Middletown Ohio Geo T McCarney has accepted a wedded to Miss Carrie Cochrane Hunter During the twentyrfive days ending clerkship at Jas Kennedys drug store Mrs Henry Lockhart of Newport at ar pink and white wedding at high Saturday at Latonia only thirteen out Walter Payne and wife united with of 120 winning stables got over 1000 is the guest of Mrs Florence Lockhart noon Saturday at Harrodsburg Sweet Mrs Bailey Berry of Cynthiana is peas and palms and smilax were used to the Christian Church Sunday at North Patterson Co head the list with Five large counters devoted to the sale of Wash Goods LacB the guest of her sister Mrs J W Davis decorate the church The bride wore a Middletown 15530 capturing the Derby and the Hamburgs Tahlp Linens and Napkins Towels Muslin Underwes Mr and Mrs H A Power return ¬ handsome gown of white satin Himyar with Ornament Baker Gen ¬ Bed Spreads Hosiery l Onyx and articles too numerous to mention J B Whitted moved his photograph ed yesterday from a visit in Maysville The marriage of Mr Wash Webb and y gallery yesterday from Eighth and Main try winners of the Oaks and Tobacco Mrs W L Hibler and daughter of Miss Birdie Clay will occur Monday stakes bave 9535 and Turney Bros to Versailles who took the Decoration and Ripple Mt Sterling are visiting relatives in the eveningJune28tn at eight oclock at the home of the latter near Elizabeth Nine commercial travelers spent Sun ¬ stakes with Tillo and several nurses city All the above named goods are Fresh New Goods NO COS f They day at the Windsor carried and pieces come next with 3225 Attorneys J M Burbridge and R The ceremony will be performed by STOCK OFFERED thirty three trunks Woodford Biickner with the Harold P Dow Jr were in Frankfort Satur ¬ Rev E G B Mann of the Methodist Church a purse Eemember THREE DAYS ONLY J Wanted Sewing women to repair stake and won 760won 1450 te K day Mr Ernest Richie a prosperous young Redmond and Simms Tarr Mr Douglas Armstrong of Cincin several thousand sacks Call at office pulled down 750 Of the Bourbon nati was in the city Sunday visijting his man of New Paris Ohio and proprietor of mill at once ot the leading drug store of that city horses that scored brackets Tillo won parents 2t Paris Milling Co 3700 Pink Coat 1200 and F F V was married at Dayton Ohio Wednes529 Main St Paris Kv v Miss Leila Johnson spent Saturday day to Miss Bessie Breeden of New Elder Z T Sweeney may become a 750 and Sunday in Mt Sterling visiting her Paris The bride is a step daughter of Simms and Tarrs crack candidate for the Republican nominas parents Hon W W Aker who wedded Mrs tion for Congress in the Fourth Indiana F F V one of whose legs filled up Mrs M W Garland of Hunting Blanche Breeden of this city and is an some after the Latonia Derby is fast district i rounding to and he will no doubt be ton W Va is visiting her sister Mrs exceedingly handsome young lady with 3 W Forsyth last week bought 120 A S Stout lovely manners and amiable disposition seen at the post before a great while walnut logs from Hon C M Clay Jr Dr H H Roberts who has been in who has a number of admirers and well A thirty from Mrs Candise Smith and Michigan for about ten days will arrive wishers in this city Convictions In Circuit Court sixty from F P Clay home Friday In Circuit Court Saturday the jury in OBITUARY Attorneys Harmon Stitt and S B Wanted Work No wages asked the case of the Commonwealth vs A first class man will work on a farm Elijah Froman forgery found the de- ¬ Rogers were in Lexington yesterday on Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Wright care fendant guilty and fixed his punishment legal business Of The Dead Address for board Spring Dress Goods in all the less Hosiery at 10c and Ife Robt Langston Paris Ky Miss Jersey Geffinger of Harrods Tjaomas Woodford one of Bour newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 25c for the same goods Mr at two years in the penitentiary burg was the guest of relatives in the bons leading farmers and citizens who 25c and 39c worth double The case- of the Commonwealth vs Our domestic stock is the bes The ladie3 of the Methodist Church city last week recently suffered a stroke of paralysis ¬ We will still sell our finest Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ desire to heartily thank all those who sq George Smoot horse stealing was conMiss Kate Jameson left Saturday died Sunday morning about seven Patterns in black and colors at 4 est tliis morning kindly assisted in the Old Maids Con tinued until 6 8 The case of the Commonwealth vs for Cynthiana to be the guest of Miss oejock at his home near Cane Ridge some of them are marked vention given Thursday night Extra good Brown Cotton r 5eThe deceased was in his seventy fourth and 10 Norma Snell Cain Lewis murder and Chas Bur Mrs Anna Peebles and daughters rough suffering gaming are on the Miss Bessie Purnell has returned to year and is Survived by two brothers Table Linens Towels and Nap- ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c have moved from the Ferguson property docket for to day Millersburg after a visit to Miss Jennie and a sister Dr Matt Woodford and kins are our specialty and we will Very Best Cottoii 8c Mrs Lucy Buckner of this county and save you 25c on the dollar if you on Higstreet to the residence on PleasThe case against Ben Bradley who is Kate Purnell 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c k Samuel Woodford of Clark county buy them from rus- ant street lately vacated by Dr C D charged with killing his wife at Millers Mr WilL Spears - arrived Saturday Cram Best Lancaster Ginghams 5ri- burg with a poisoned apple will-- be from Chattanooga to spend a fortnight He was unmarried and leaves a large G D Corsets 50c 75c and SI estate The funeral took place yester ¬ V Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the with Mr Croxton rfcion The Old Maids Convention given called to morrow day afternoon at two oclock from his The case against Henry Whitney who jointly at the opera house Thursday Mr Thos A Hutchcraft is spend ¬ late residence and his remains were in- ¬ price Ladies Bleached Vests at 1 killed his brother comes up Thursday night by the Methodist ladies of Paris ing a few days with Richard Hutch ¬ terred at four ocldck at the Paiis cemeLadies and Childrens full seam fall taped worth 25c and Millersburg netted each church craft in Jessamine county tery yith services at the grave by Rev Ex Confederates at Nashville forty five dollars Messrs L V Butler Ed Tucker Dr Rutherford The pall bearers were A special train bearing a large party and Bob Frank attended the June ball Messrs John T Woodford Walker Moses KAhn yesterday shipped twenty Buckner Catesby Woocford J Hal two carloads of export cattle from this of ex Confederate soldiers left Lexing in Mt Sterling Thursday night Miss Helen Forster of Middletown Woodford H M Woodford Wm T N to New York J ton yesterday morning for Nashville city over the L W Bales the export cattle buyer of where the national re union begins to- Ohio is the attractive guest of Miss Buckner Wm B Woodford L A Woodford Benj Woodford and Buck ¬ day yThe Lexington delegation was Margaret Butler on Vine street Madison came over to see the stock joined by a party from Richmond and Messrs Robt Martin and George ner Woodford At Stanford Friday the jury in the by G T Bradley and Ed Rice of North Nelson of Winchester were guests of case of Frank Scotts administrator Middletown Joseph A Miller and W BIRTHS Miss Mary Russell January Sunday thw L and N for damages gave M Layson of Millersburg Horace Tayagainst Miss Mayme Perry of Winchester The Advent Of Our Future Men And the plaintiff a judgment for 9000 lor of Carlisle and John W Boulden Women Scott was killed on the K C division of Maysville Will A Gaines and wife returned home yesterday after a weeks In Maysville to the wife of Will N about a year ago The suit was for 20 of Georgetown accompanied by Miss visit to Miss Mary Russell January Miss Sallie Bolladay Morgan of StocktOnee Miss Maud Kirk a daugh 000 Poynter of Owensboro left Saturday ter Mr Lexington is making a visit to her for the re union and Centennial Colored People DieSuddenly Bradley will also go to Franklin Tenn cousin Mrs James Ferguson near this Three Sunday Excursious city ¬ to visit his brother Robert Ben Kelly a one armed man employN had a nice excursion The L Mrs G B Alexander returned Gen John H Reagan the last surviv ¬ ed by Dr R T Wood died of apoplexy ing member of the Confederate cabinet home yesterday from a visit to her par- Sunday from Covington to Natural Saturday Jane Whaley died of apoplexy the will deliver the oration at the meeting ents Mr and Mrs Ambrose Buford in Bridge The L N will also run excursions other day while milking a cow on Mt of the Confederate veterans at Nash- Covington on July 18 and August 1st and 15th to ville to day Airy Miss Lissette Dickson who has been Bridge vvisiting her grandfather Rev Dr the Colored Teachers Institute For The Midland carried thirty colored Blanton in Richmond returned home Paris Milling Co Officers excursionists from Paris to Frankfort yesterday The Institute for the colored teachers to a U B F meeting The Directors of the Paris Milling Co of Bourbon will be held at the Colored Mrs J T Lail of Cynthiana gave met Saturday and elected W H Renick About seventy five colored people City School in this city the first week a dance Friday evening in honor of her from Paris went to Maysville Sunday on as President and B M Renick as WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP in August It will be conducted by Secretary guests Misses Clara Wilmoth and Nellie an L ¬ N special to hear Peter VineTreasurer and Manager W Prof T Augustus Reid Fee for each M Wolcot was elected Miller and W Mann of this city IMPORTED SDITIMS AND TROUSERIW gar preach his hot day sermon teacher 1 P Eyans Traveling Representative Mrs Nannie Barbee and Prof Robt Parks who has been with the Thos Barbee of Danville are being enA New Fraternal Order For Rent The desirable 7 room company for some time was retained as tertained by Mr and Mrs W A John two story brick residence corner of Mr W S DeLong is in the city for book keeper The mill will immediate- son on Third street Seventh and High street bath room Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whss the purpose of organizing a new order ly be equipped with the most modern Messrs Geo S Rosser and MJ Mc-¬ good cistern etc Apply to the Citizens quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call1 the National Fraternal Union em- ¬ machinery and appliances and will be Carthy of the Maysville Bulletin called Bank for further particulars tf bracing the recent and most improved one of the best plant3in this section on The News Friday while en route to features of life and accident insurance The new manager is well known to the 9 and sick benefits Dr Frank Fithian people in this section and hi3 f rrends the K P A meeting at Middlesboro Misses Katie Russell and Sythie Kern has been appointed local examiner for trust that he will be very successful FINE MERCHANT TAILORS of this city and Miss Carrie Gardner of 18je 2t the new order All persons having claims against the S E TIPTON Cutter Russell Cave are guests of their school- ¬ I assigned estate of T H Tarr aire hereby mate Miss Susie Johnson in Mt Ster ¬ Col Baldwins Deal With Pistol and Knife notified to present same at once properling ly proven to the undersigned or same We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples Colonel W W Baldwin the turn ¬ Jeff Harris was shot and perhaps The young men of this city will may be barred by law king has sold to Fleming County dangerously wounded Sunday morning give a swell dance Thursday night vat T E ASHBROOK pike Assignee of T H Tarr Lexing- - about ten oclock by June Johnson Odd Fellows Hall The music will be Beven miles of the Maysville 22je Mann Ashbrook Attys C A ton Toad for 5000 The deal includes The shooting occurred in the alley run ¬ furnished by Saxtons orchestra of Lex¬ all that part of the pike lying in Flem ning from Eighth street- back of the ington claims against ing County and is a section of the road Shinners building The bullet it is Mr Jas Douglas came over Satur- ¬ ALL persons having of H Margolen assigned estate SE S PWKIE where the raiders have given so much thought lodged in Harris liver day from Midway to see his wife and are requested to present them at once proven as required by law to Saturday night in Claysville Rob children who have been visiting at J trouble lately AND On Thursday night last between my properly undersigned in Paris Ky Those Eields and Henry Page were principals T Martins They returned yesterday residence on Pleasant street and my the JE themselves City Property Sold store on Main street a ladys small sil¬ knowing are requested indebted to in a fight during which Page was se to Midway to pay promptly 434 Main St - - - - Parisv and bracelet Margolen riously cut in the head with a knife Miss Nannie Clay who has been ver watch with chain and thereby avoid court cost Saturday auctioneer A T Forsyth Liberrl reward for return visiting Misses Sallie and Katherine GUS FEE Master Comissioner E M Dick- ¬ ALSO DEALER IN sold for LOUIS SALOSHIN Bronston in Lexington returned home Assignee son a storeroom occupied by Jim Ander ¬ Letters from Tiffany Co of New Oil Yarnisfcesu Harmon Stitt Attorney x on Main between Seventh and York to the Lexington Herald state last evening accompanied by the Misses son limy Brushes Artists Ma ¬ Eighth to J T Hinton for 2195 It that the model of Joel T Harts statue Bronston and their guest rMiss Bowe For Spring 1897 Woman Triumphant Mr and Mrs IE P Gamble of near which was Window 13 understood that Mr Hinton will put We are now receiving Spring goodB inl Men who like a cool quick quiet and up a substantial building on the thought to be yet in Italy was destroyed Paris will leave the latter part of June all thaaiew lasts and colors The toest Glass Etc five years after Harts death Sculptors for Kansas City to visit Mrs Gambles productions of the leading manufactur¬ easy shave should patronize Crawford lot Bros barber shop Clean first class Auctioneer Foisyth also sold a bouse say that the famous statue can be repro ¬ brother Mr J Woods Merrill after ers and at reasonable prices v Estimates bath rooms are connected with theshop glass paints promptly furnisnecf fax CLAY RIOtf and lot on Pleasant street at Mastets duced from the photographs of Woman which Mr Gamble and family and Mr painting and decorating Satisfactory service at all times Merrill and family will go to Michigan Triumphant salej to John Schwartz forj305 tf TIE BODBBON NEWS A Terrific Storm PERSONAL MENTION to remain the balance of the heated Look Before You Buy rl i - - x - V -- - ¬ DAVI8THOMS0NIISGRia iS FIRST OF THE - -- ¬ - s Special vm at Tocke -- THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY June 24th 25th and 26th Hi ALL GENUINE BARGAINS - - ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ three-year-o- ld M ¬ -- a reat deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command th attention ol eyery careful buyer CONDONS - ¬ - ¬ - - ¬ charge See the new portraits we enlarge free ¬ mi ¬ BINDER TWINE 0 EDWARDS ¬ ¬ Buy your binder twine of me Quality first class prices the low-est m 1 ¬ ¬ -- - V ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER ¬ j ASSIGNEES NOTICE ¬ r ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE DAUGHHlff - Lost Watch fii -- H DMTflll Ex Paints s terials - i A - j- - Vast-1- - L J6 i f i- r v i 9 -- A - JK 41 i Si frrC it jf bHkHS V i v r r - v i j V W t iu vfr vi Hardman v THE iBft tBON NEWS again OiiDA - JtfKE 22 1897 -- v j BOURBON NEWS V You are looking gloomy to night after this day you will never see tue hand to me Swear what I have asked you by r rut- - say - m - ii l4v 4 v - 11 - V iH all thnt 3rou hold sacred swear I took his hand and complied with his wish Why shall we not see you again self and confessedlamely enough that S 3Ti il zC OvirTS V TS V V m4Zr I was more or less on my last legs He I asked when he had resumed hisa seat pen He laughed then selecting continued without comment on a writing You are also I think in love with from a small collection table he wrote on the backof an en-¬ Gracie Is it not so velope and tossed the paper over to It is quite true Mr Sharp Uccoitiplice me Then why dont you marry her he asked and I What is that My companion gazed into my face a upon it with amazement comical smile playing about his lips looked BY C H BENNETT It is iu- - signature I faltered An His bluntness positively amazed me I fear that what cannot support imitation of my signatureIt is a forgery is it not one would Ibe a poor living for two rS Yes but I dont quite see the drift T said after a moments thought If of the business sitting in my consulting roorn I could afford to marry jrour niece 3 The business speaks for itself my and wondering I was young- well would gladly do so to morrow dear fellow and he tossed his cigar You mean that qualified and not wantingin a modicum end into the grate It is my business Most certainly I do I love her of confidence in my prof essional abilities I am a forger There was a pause He arose from his chair and stood be- ¬ but for the services of my humble self Sharp was smiling while I felt as if iJohn Hardman M D there seemed to side me looking into my eyes steadily Listen Hardman Gracie is a lady some one was pouring ice water down be no demand in all the great city1 My melancholy meditations were cut by birth and education she is also as the small of my back I could only vr M bu are a forger good a girl as ever breathed She has murmur -- short by the din of my front door bell Y ou know of course that Listen and presently a gentleman was ushered no relations in the world saving myself Gracies mother was my sister The and I may have to leave her at anytime into my presence Sharps were poor as church mice and said the I have made inquiries about you and I my Div Hardman I believe r father a strict old parson got me Allow me to introduce my- - know your past to be a clean one ii ewcomer into a London office when I was a mere self I am Mr Thomas Sharp of Rose Given a helping hand at the start you boy I shall not drivel about tempta would succeed at the finish Tell me Villa I live in your neighborhood so on be it enough to say that After expressing niy pleasure at mak- - how much would you require to buy a tion and my for drawing and penman ¬ dug his acquaintance I inquired if I good practice or to start in a fair way ship talent me friendless for life before made against ordinary opposition could be of any service to him 17 years of age To be quite jlain I was becoming more and more aston- ¬ I was you spent You are a busy man I expect do- ¬ with the halcyon days of I ctor said he and then paused whilst ished Was the man going to adopt dawning manhood in Portland prison 1 mendaciously hinted that such was me Gracie no of this It would be possible to do the thing memberknows nothing heard of and for 1the case sBut possibly you will be of my family me able to find me a little time in a pro- decently for 3000 would it not he years until came to the rescue of my I said presently for I had felt too taken fessional capacity sister when old Farleigh died for I fore they left the tower Pilkington I informed him that of course I aback to volunteer any suggestion He was well off then Parleigh was not in-¬ waited for a reply office to send a mes- ¬ went could do so sured and left my sister badty off and sage back to the I could go into partnership with an so I helped her out and paid for Gracies for an officer Every step of the V Well I may tell you at once he way was taken in danger of instant went on pleasantly I am as sound old friend of my father for less than education t Dr Jordan offered answered mission was ac- ¬ as a bell myself but I wish to engage that I The story goes that I made my death but the daring message is recorded complished for ne to give me a share for 1500 when I money vour ffooa services ior my niece in America but I am able to as having been the my final but I could not find passed received As the last is- young and inclined to be delicate correct that statement for your benefit died away the mutineers burst J- think and wants a little toning up the capital On my release from prison I threw in click was slain The Where does Jordan live Itnd as I happen to know some particu my lot with two of the most daring in and the signaler warning message Birmingham In flars about you and your career entirehigh grade and ¬ effect of Brandishes Is the practice a good one and can criminals of thesome narrow shaves al to the Punjaub was that the regi- ¬ ly to your credit I am going to place though we had in ments tainted with mutiny were disyou trust him 3ier under your care we were never captured time knew what had There is no doubt about the prac- ourSince Gracie came to live before V I put in a few hurried words ex- with mo armed place at they Meerut and Delhi St 3ressive niJr pleasure in underta- ¬ tice and Jordan is an excellent fellow you know died a year taken old bachelor and if he had not lost her mother as king the charge and was going on to an ago I have often feared by some Louis Globe Democrat my patients a lot of money when we did in the same odd chance might be runthat make some inquiries as to to earth and I LOST FOR 1000 YEARS health and manner of life but my vol- ¬ concern would have been a rich man I set to work to get her settled in time to day uble friend cut me short rn a en- ¬ A Great Find of the Hislily Prized has Sharp laid a heavy hand on my shoul- ¬ joyed position that shedie always You are the only son of the late Thessalinn Marble I would rather than that she i John Hardman of Blankley Hall he der quarries from which the an- ¬ The should know me for the villain I have Go and ask Gracie to marry you 1 used to know your interrupted cients obtained their highly prized been part of the country and I know that he said in a low voice I am sure that Thanks to you this will never hap- ¬ Thessalian or verd marble have been so On your wedding day you are the only surviving member of she will do pen now In a few days you will hear discovered and are again being worked good old Hardman stock Never I will give her 3000 and I will give that I have gone abroad I shall die by an English company The quarries that m hid howl came to know it I also know you 2000 to morrow with which you there officially and you will hear which have been lost for more than can settle your affairs here and arrange of me no more that your father came to grief over It will be your part 1000 years are in the neighborhood of and that it with Jordan the condition being that to assist me in deceiving Grace in this Larissa in Thessaly Greece The an- ¬ fhe X bank failure lias been an uphill game for you since you ask no questions and undertake one matter You have married a lad cient workings are very extensive there in consequence I am pleased to see to marry this month being no fewer than ten quarries each and one who will do vou credit ¬ But Mr Sharp I cried such maghow well you are now getting pn A tap came at the door and my lovely producing a somewhat different denanimity I Mr Sharp continued to ramble on young wife walked into the room I scription of marble proving without a Go and ask Gracie some time giving in this strain for doubt that every variety of this marble was looking and feeling confused He pointed to the door waving aside little information about himself found in the ruined palaces and Jme to my ¬ I my remonstrance and I followed the somehave been giving Jack some whole- ¬ churches of Kome and Constantinople but astonishment revealing no advice my dear said Sharp com3 it tie knowledge of my history Our direction of his finger as one in a dream ing to my rescue Thenx in a sterner and likewise in all the mosques anl meeting terminated very cordially and That evening I left Pose villa the bridegr- voice and looking very hard at me He museums of the world came originally of Grace Parleigh and with will love and cherish you dear as lie departed after receiving my accept- - oom-elect fact the very I from these quarries In famous mono- rance of a pressing invitation to dine a check for 2000 in my coat pocket quarry from which the have done He has svvorn to do so with him at Rose Villa on the following Grace threw her arms about his neck iitns of st- - Sbphiaonstahtinople were evening The wedding passed off very quietly This man had taught her to love him obtained can be identified with abso Tose Villa turned out to be a very Only a fortnight had elapsed since my very dearly The carriage was at the lute certainty by the matrices from charming and well appointeddomicile queer interview with JMr Sharp but door and Sharp would give me no which they were extracted 1 had made a few inquiries indirectly in that short time a marvelous change chance of speaking to him again Tears In modern times verd antico marble through Polly Polly was my smart had taken place in my affairs I had were glistening in his eyes as he has only been obtainable by the delittle parlor maid and it seemed that purchased a share of Dr Jordans prac watched his niece getting into the cab struction of some ancient work andtit Mr Sharp was a gentleman of means tice in Birmingham had cleared my- ¬ but he did not offer his hand to me has naturally commanded extraordi with no ostensible profession who had self of debt and was now the happy he only laid it on my shoulder and narily high prices As a consequence a been for about two years in his pres- - husband of the beautiful girl I loved number of ordinary modern greens of whispered Eemember cnt abode His niece a young lady I could scarcely believe it all Why Greek French Italian and American appearance in Pollys opin- - had this mysterious Sharp done so of taking Many years have passed away and I origin have been described and sold as iori was the only other member of the much for me was soon to be en- am living in London again My name verd antique marble No one however I household and they were not favored lightened The breakfast was over is a household word in the world of who is really acquainted with the dis- ¬ by many if any callers So much for The company had consisted of Gracie medicine Gracie and my daughters tinctive character of the genuine ma- ¬ amateur detective work Mv early im her uncle and myself we had enter-¬ and sons are received with pleasure and terial could be deceived by these in- ¬ 7ressions of Pose Villa and of Grace tained no wedding guests My wife respect in many a fashionable drawing- ferior marbles Thessalian green is Parleigh my lovely patient were dis had gone upstairs to prepare for our -room There are times however easily distinguished from any other departure We were going to Paris when seated alone in mj study my green marble by the following charac- ¬ tirictly pleasing Lc Sharp made a capital host he for a fortnight and then should pro- ¬ thoughts wander back through a vista teristics It is a breccia of angular of years and my conscience tells me fragments of light and dark green r was cheery and entertaining and Miss ceed to Birmingham our new home Zbarleigh a fair haired blue eyed hand- ¬ I want to speak with you Hard that my success was founded on the with pure statuary white the whole be ¬ We will go into the compounding of a felony that I am ing cemented together with a brighter some girl was as gracious as she was man said Sharp beautiful She was an accomplished study still in spite of title wealth and re- ¬ green while the snow white patches He took my arm and we strolled into spectability the accomplice of that usually have their edges tinted off with musician playing well and singing strange man who passed out of my life a delicate fibrous green radiating to with a voice that for tone and sweetness his snuggery drawingYou think I have been very good to forever on the night I bade him fare H the center of the white The cement-¬ Is rarely equaled in any suburban -room ing material is also of the same fibrous They gave me that pro vou then well at Pose Villa so long long ago structure Philadelphia Pecord He was leaning back in an arm chair Tit Bits ynounced luxury a really good dinner T spent a most enjoyable evening and smoking the stump of a 5ind Saw tlie Battle of Waterloo Lijlit Summer Wraps cigar afterwards Mrs Julia Zaszinski who is now in Little capes for visiting are made in Miss Pairleigh and f became friends Well why have I been good to you fancy colors such as sapphire silk her second century being 101 years old He paused and I saidthat I could hot trimmed with fine black lace etc almost at once I was drawn towards is one of the romantic characters of hav as much by her half veiled shyness tell Grandmother Zaszinski is Small waterproof capes witli yokes the west and maidenly manner as by her rich have been good to you for Gracies are useful for showery weather and no remarkably strong and jreserved for I beauty That which appealed to my sake I have been looking out for a hindrance to fast walking her advanced age and is being well curiosity in connection with my visits husband for her for some time but in A novel traveling cape for a bride is cared for by the Sisters of St Josephs to Pose Villa was my inability to fathom our position it was not an easy task made with contrasting vest fronts and hospital in Tacoma She came to the Mr Sharps motive in having retained I required a man I could trust a gen ¬ is cut gradually longer behind so as to sisters one cold day several years ago my services for his niece She enjoyed tleman by birth and nature one who fall in deep fluting The material is out of the street and has made her perfect health would love her and be good to her one sand colored cloth set on a yoke of the home with them ever since She was was requested by Mr Sharp to call who had no meddlesome relations to in same the trimming being crosswise born in the land of Kosciusko and when I A hiily and I did so most conscientiously terfere or advise I think I have been stripes of the cloth sewed on in waves a child removed with her parents to ¬ successful but thatMiss Fairleigh derived any ben on account of a all around The plaited white silk vest efit from my medicines if she took assured him that I should do all I is trimmed with crosswise stripes of desire on her fathers part to keep his I I am not prepared to admit could to justify his selection tJiem He blue and yellow plaid silk and is joined head on his shoulders after the tri ¬ though a check which was forced upon nodded and went on speaking to the capeimder the high broad revers umph of the political party he had been me at an early date was very accept A cloth winged Eton jacket gives a opposing She lived there until young had no friends although I had I able and I could not afford to quarrel some money it was not easy to find the cape effect One in chocolate colored womanhood and saw the country devwith my bread and butter man I wanted who would marry her velvet braided with fine black and gold astated by war more than once When Three months passed away I was ab having only my word for her past and braid and with cloth wings is ti most a girl about 17 years of age she heard surdly happy I suppose I must have knowing- nothing- of my career j who I ladylike wraj Housewife the cannons opening roar at Waterloo been a gone coon from the first I would many her without asking quesand from a treeiop where she had Cream Coolcics know that I was now over head and ears tions as you have done I heard about climbed to keep out of the way of the Use two eggs two cupfuls of sugar soldiers witnessed the last charge of love with Grace and although I had you as a struggling practitioner new-¬ in NJiot divulged my secret to her by an ly started I took stock of you as I Have one cupful of butter one cupful of sour the Old Guard and saw the closing act pen proposal of marriage she was not token stock of others who were found cream one teaspoonful of soda a pinch in the great drama of which jSTapoleon ignorant as to how matters stood with wanting in some of the qualities I re- ¬ of salt and nutmeg flavoring Sift some had been ior years xne star vveiiing- mevfrom a cardiac view neither as I quired I made inquiries about your flour into the mixing pan make a hole ton and his staff stopped at her fathers rightly gathered a little later washer past and then I took you on trial You in the center add soda and salt and stir Iiouse on their way to the battle field have satisfied me and I dont think you well into the flour add sugar and stir San Francisco Chronicle aiiicle again then butter eggs and cream was only waiting for a looking up- - will regret the step you have taken Pull of Promise wards in my practice to plead my love I told him that I was more than sat- ¬ Beat hard and mix with as small an V Wickwire Have you been following amount of flour as will make the dough with fervor and all the eloquence I could isfied Jpimmins career lately He has writone half Poll command But the practice did not I am glad to hear it he said And roll out out to cookies minch thick- - ten several short articles full of prom a pan not lay Indeed tilings financial novyou must promise me that Gracie ness cut iook up touching each other and bake m a5ijjsg - were becoming worse and worse with shall never know what I am going to nl ii AiNLuage so nave l tour f tnavent oeen quick oven If you fail it will be be l me Bills rained down upon me with tell you any of them yet Tndianap- cause the dough is made too stiff I able to pay monotonous regularity and I was be I gave him the promise 6lis Journal have used the recipe coming desperate Swear that you will never tell her 27 years Housekeepersuccessfully fori A Producer of Profanity 7 One evening after Iliad been dining and that you will be tfie same to her you introduce bc with theSharps my host invited nie always as you are to day She is a -- nWhenydu see a girl reading a bOvok jEdiiof Why didthis story j7- rauchrprpfanity in a smoke I felt that dear good girl the one person in the on etiquette you rnto his study for mayknowsne is very MAuthor something was in the wind and my orld who believes in me and cares bashful and is trying to find curef6fc I vaote it with a fountain uraymisai was not incorrect 1 toriuc riKf Youare bothprovided for and it Washington Democrat v Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER f 1iators and Owner JKhw zu Doctors he remarked after we had selected chairs and relapsed into comfortable attitudes You are in trouble in trouble financially eh I know it and you will find it to your advantage to be plain with me I hardly knew how to express my ¬ I stared at him and he lueld out his -- i I ftvf - - e ¬ HISTORIC TELEGRAM ItB Sender Recently Retired on aPei sion for Life 0Qne of the greatest services ever rendered by the telegraph was the transmission from Delhi of the famous telegram of May 11 1857vvhich warned ihePunjaub of the outbreak of theln jlian mutiny The telegrapher Bren dish who sent the message has just retired from the service jln receipt of a special pension equal to his salary Brendish and Pilkington were the two young signalers under Mr Todd the superintendent of the DePoi tele- ¬ graph office On Sunday May 10 at four p m it was found thatthe line from Meerut was interrupted and Mr Todd started to find out the break At thel bridge of boats across the Juinna he was met by the mutineers the fol ¬ lowing morning and murdered The lads who were left alone in the office outside the Kashmir gate saw the mu ¬ tineers pass and continued steadily tclegraphing to Lahore all the news brought in by peons as to the doings of the mutineers in the city Brendish went out at noon to see what was go- ¬ ing on but was desired by a wounded British officer to go in and close the doors There for two hours the two with the widow and child of Mrs Todd remained and at two p m Brendish went to the Umballa instrument and telegraphed the historic message The Sepoys have come in from Meerut and are burning everything Mr Todd is dead and we hear several Europeans We must shut up And now I am off The little party then made its way to the flagstaff tower where the Euro- ¬ peans had congregated and from there saw the blowing up of the magazine That night they fled to Umballa Be- ¬ THE ANIMALS SUFFER yiru-lence i Curious Account of the Ravages of of the plague in Bombay is given by the curious accounts telegraphed to this country of the deaths of animals from the pestilence Some weeks ago it was reported that the pigeons were dying of the plague Now the rats are said for some time to have been plague stricken and to be dying in thousands in the native towns If those who are fighting the plague have time to attend to anything but the work of saving human life we may expect more curious information on this point for there is evidence that when the plague was at its very worst in Florence causing the death of 60100 persons the pestilence acquired some land of cumulative energy by which it Went on from man to animal and at the Placrue in Ilonilmy Evidence Of the intensity and SCHOOL AND CHURCH Dr Emma Wakefield is the firs frne gress to be licensed topractice medicine in Louisiana The largest library in the world is the National library of France found- ¬ ed by Louis XIV and which contains 1400000 books 300000 pamphlets 175- maps and 000 manuscripts 300000 charts 150000 coins and gold medals 1300000 engravings and 100000 por-¬ 4 last involved the latter in common de- ¬ istryEdward Everett Hale reached the struction with their masters As it ad- ¬ seventy fifth anniversary of his birth vanced not only men but animals fell on April 3 and the celebration of that sick and shortly expired if they had touched things belonging to the dis-¬ eased or dead Boccaccio himself saw two hogs on the rags of a person who had died of plague after staggering about for a short time fall down dead as if they had taken poison In the Lives of the Poman Pontiffs it is stated that in other places multi- ¬ tudes of cats dogs fowls and other ani¬ mals fell victims to the contagion There is little doubt that the concur-¬ rence of human and animal death took place in other countries than Italy though the chronicler appalled by the loss of human life only alludes to mur- ¬ rain among the cattle as a concomitant At the commencement of the plague of the black death there was in Eng ¬ land says Hecker an abundance of all the necessities of life but the plague which seemed to be the sole disease was soon accompanied by a fatal mur rain among the cattle Wandering about without herdsmen they fell by thousands It is not known wThether this murrain was due to plague itself or to some special animal epidemic But ¬ Lend-a-Han- Gifts have al ¬ ready been made to the universities at Laon Bordeaux Nancy Montpelier and Paris Nancy has received 100000 francs for research in physics and chem- have begun to flow in traits French universities were partly de ¬ centralized andmade more independent of the state last summer One immediate result has been that donations and bequests by private individuals ¬ s c - It A iy fc -- d event under the auspices of the society was a memorable one New England Dr Hale as Ian Mae in larcn said of him on returning to Eng- land is the last survivor of the big American literary men of his earlier days and few literary men have lived so large a life of usefulness Italy has started a new idea in university education A body of 350 students from all the faculties and rep- ¬ resenting every Italian university with many professors spent the Easter va ¬ cation in visiting the chief German universities including Berlin Leipzig Heidelberg and Munich as well as Zurich in Switzerland In later years it is proposed to visit England and the United States The exqursjons are got- ¬ ten up by the University Association of J r k 4 -- u T Pa via i4 - ¬ ¬ -- ¬ -- ¬ -- - -- 1 ¬ ¬ -- ¬ -- half-finish- ed -- ¬ -- Prussia-on-the-Pni- ne -- - ¬ ¬ -- - - ¬ VENTURES IN REAL ESTATE One Way of Buying Houses and tlie Risks That PnrcliaserHas to Meet This comes in handv said the me- chanic as he pocketed the 18 due him In it didv not break out until after the ployer need of money asked his em- ¬ plague was rife and added enormously Well Ive been buying another to the loss of life because it was impossible to remove the corn from the house Another house fields causing everywhere a great rise Yes its the second Ive bought in the price of food although the har- ¬ Of course 18 dont go very far toward vest had been plentiful London Spec- ¬ paying for a house even the style 1 tator buy but seeing the money is like mak ¬ FIRST METHODIST SERMON ing a good start towardpaying for it Belong to a building loan associa- ¬ Preached 1t-- John Wesley Over a tion Century and a Half Agro No Im doing this on my own ac- On the 7th of March 1736 John Wes ¬ ley preached the first Methodist sermon count You see a few years ago I ever preached on this continent It had a little money put by and I paid was delivered not far from the site of it down for my first house It was the present Christ church Savannah of a two story house built for two fami- ¬ which he subsequently was the third lies and the reason I bought it was rector and was addressed to a mixed that I found a friend who was willing assemblage His congregation hardly to take the second floor He paid me exceeded 400 persons including chil- ¬ 12 a month rent qnd I paid out less dren and adults reenforced however than 20 a month and in six or seven by 100 or more of the neighboring In ¬ years I had paid for the house in full dians Wesley discussed in a most elo- ¬ Now Ive got a couple of other good quent manner the principles of Chris- ¬ tenants so Ive bought another house tian charity as argued by Saint Paul in like it and theyre going topay for it the 13th chapter of First Corinthians forme Easy way to get rich that said He made a powerful appeal and many of his audience were in tears While he the employer Yes replied the mechanic with a was not so impetuous in his delivery But there is considerable risk as in after years his abilities at that grin time bespoke the great preacher and about it too The whole secret lies in knowing how to get good tenants reformer If he was more scholastic in style than After youve bought the house and have in after years the fervor and force of made some payments on it youre liable his appeals were none the less felt by to get the cold shivers any time Sup- ¬ his hearers Especially was this strik¬ pose your tenant should suddenly learn ingly true when in the course of his as much as you know Why hed go discourse he adverted to the death of his right off and buy a house of his own father who for 40 years or more had and get somebody to help him pay for been the incumbent of the Epworth rec his house instead of continuing to help torv This venerable man was asked you pay for yours If you lose your not long before his death Are the tenant theres all that money extra f or consolations of God small with you you to pay Ive known more than one Ko no no he exclaimed with up- ¬ poor fellow who has lost every cent hes continued saved just by going into a speculation lifted hands and then Wesley calling all that were near him of this kind Thats why I felt good by their names the dying patriarch when I got my money On the other Think of Heaven talk of hand there are lots of men like myself said Heaven all time is lost when we are not who have accumulated quite a hand- ¬ This was spoken some little property in this way Some thinking of Heaven by Wesley in a tremulous voice and his of them are policemen and they are in new parishioners at Savannah were for a specially good position to do it be- ¬ the instant almost swept off their feet cause they have steady employment by a tidal wave of religious enthusiasm and good pay Tradition has it that several Indians r Houses of this character have been a who were present became so greatly favorite venture of operators in low excited not only by Mr Wesleys im- ¬ priced real estate about New York in passioned oratory though they did not recent times It is estimated that along understand a word he said but by his the lines of our street railway system gestures that one old warrior nervously more than 1000 of such houses have clutched his tomahawk fearing an out- ¬ been built wothin the last two years break in the strangely moved audience and whole blocks have been erected Rev W J Scott D L in Ladies here and there in other sections Some Home Journal solid blocks may be found now stand- ¬ ing on ground where crops of potatoes Linnd Leeches of Ceylon ¬ The land leeches of Ceylon are singu were dug a couple of years ago The lar creatures The3r have the power of cheaper of these houses are of frame planting one extremity on the earth construction but there are others of and raising the other perpendicularly a more elaborate construction with to watch for their victims Such is their fronts of brown stone and other decora- ¬ vigilance and instinct that on the ap- tive effects They are superior to flats proach of a passer by to the spot which or tenements while not costing much they infest thej may be seen among the more and each improvement in rapid fallen leaves and grass on the edge of transit makes them more accessible a native path poised erect anJ prepar ¬ N Y Sun ing for their attack on man or horse Would Have Been Unfortunate On descrying their prey they advance She was somewhat of a student ohis rapidly by semi circular strides fixing one end firmly and arching the other tory but she also had the reverence of forward till by successive advances a fashionable woman for a title Did you know that we once came they can lay hold of the travelers foot when they disengage themselves from very near getting a monarchy saddled the ground and ascend his dress in on this country with all the attendant search of an aperture by which to en ¬ nobles and titles and court etiquette ter In these encounters the individu ¬ she asked one day and her brother als in the fear of a party of travelers looked at her in a quizzical way and re ¬ in the jungle invariably fare worse as plied Fortunate we escaped it isn it 1he leeches once warned of their ap ¬ proach congregate with singular Some people would have thad no pos- l wi ¬ V v C - y x x mgi tf jf4 jft Pr v - r VLr V i i - r - k v t j v M ii d celerity Chicago News i j v r ¬ In the Dime Museum Borneo Chief Say fellers the bald headed bearded lad3r lays over us all would they -- Chicago Post J v- s shes a freak Circassian i -- w ¬ - -- Snake Charmer Freak nothin Jist accidental got her face lotion mied up with her hair restorer and the result was mortal1 Philadel¬ phia Press J - ies -- Ijost His Independence They had met after some years Hows Brown Pegging along the same old way He isnt hJs own boss yet then Well I should say not Why man married--Chicag- o Post -- A -- ln-TUpvfo-D- - ate - - - J Bobby Pooh Im ten Try me on -cat--NYTM- TeacherSpeP idtteri mlvJ Believer an theFitnesTofThinra lt too big to spelljcjt - icoCJkr yeVfcliestul JQ3lzzlf seemlpbe a yery happyrV -- Congenial t t J I i - -- V iH- - - - ffi tarag3W 1 J n - - V rf f T- l - - vy -t SAi -- V V-- n IV i v - fe yi f VW- VH - K iS-yigt- - ir tr - s AC - rV f- w - 9 V iT ir J -- R - i y - m It t its 1 VV v i -- -- - 1 - i j ft 1 SKttnesH AGRICULTURAL HINTS YARDS AND PARKS fpesox iption o 1111 V k yard is one much lonerer than wide Two rods wide and eight rods long is Whenever a sufficient for 50 fowls poultry plant of considerable size is to be established it will be found most economical to arrange the yards side by side with one end at the poultry house The fences which inclose these yards may be made of poultry netting or pickets and should be at least seven feet high In either case it is best to have a board at the Tjottom for some- times it will be desirable to give quite young chickens the run of these yards If the poultry yards are constructed as described there is sufficient room for a row of fruit trees down the center of the yard and still leave ample room for horse cultivation on either side either with one or fwo horses These yards are to be kept thorough¬ ly cultivated If thought best grain may be sown before cultivation to fur ¬ nish part of the green food for the fowls Of all fruit trees probably there are none that are more suitable for the poultry yard than the plum The droppings of the fowls will manure the trees and the fowls as insect destroyers mer Run for Poultry Where fowls are kept in confinement it will be found best to provide outdoor runs or yards for theni during the sum ¬ mer months Give them free access to these yards whenever the weather will permit The most economical form everything- considered for a poultry - Economical Sum ¬ perform a great offiee in protecting plums from the curculio After the trees are once well established a crop o plums should be secured ABOUT KAFFIR CORN Experience Fails to Sustain Many oil tlie Claims Made fM t Some enthusiasts declare thilvafnr corn is destined to supersedeboth wheat and Indian corn in Kansas but the Kansas authorities and the department of agriculture do not sustain this clainu Kaffir corn an Egyptian millet is a sorghum and as a crop possesses theie advantages The yield is larger by from 20 to 50 per cent than Indian corn it will grow and yield a crop not a large one on very poor soil it is injured much less than Indian corn by drought and even when withered by the hot dry winds of the prairies it will recover un der moisture It forms an excellent food for cattle and pigs All the experiments of which man y have been made by scientific agri ¬ culturists show that it is inferior in fatening power to either wheat or corn Nevertheless as a surer and larger crop than corn it promises most important results for regions like Kan ¬ sas and Nebraska where scorching winds frequently wither the corn and destroy the crop As food for man it is nourishing wholesome and palatable But the lat est conclusions of the national department of agriculture are that its use will probably be somewhat like that of buck wheat it will form an occasional rather than a staple article of diet In nourishing power it stands at 27 wher a bolted cornmeal stands at 37 wheat flour at 45 and oatmeal at 62 Heretofore it has been difficult to grind this corn fine enough for use as human food It is said that this diffi culty has been overcome latelj If so there will soon be an opportunity to test its food value on an extensive scale ¬ ¬ ¬ UP CHILDREN i liove- and Confidence Are the Flint - v BRINGING f A PART OF THE SHOW rJBut tHe Principled My dear mother has curious ideas about children said an ideal yopng She is always mother not long ago talking about the good old fashioned way of bringing them up though cer tainly she must know that it drove the sons away from their parents and made the daughters remember the old home aa though it were a reformatory John and I were both too sternly treated when we were children a generation later in fact his father was so cruel that he cannot bear to remember his youth and its trials So we determined to take other plans with our children First of all to make their early home so happy that they will always remem ber it as the dearest place on earth and to win their love and confidence and to make them sure of ours The idea of standing on dignity with ones own ba- ¬ bies the idea of their being afraid to say anything the wish to say to us and to utter little cries of pleasure to ohatter and laugh over their mealsto join in the conversation when a bright idea strikes them I do not need to be harsh That mother doesnt like it is ¬ ¬ Yung Without a Diagram elloTr Coulclnt See The curtain had been rung Mown on the last act of that exciting melodrama The Power ofJBeer and the audience was leav- ¬ ing the theater On the faces of the more thoughtful was an expression of sadness somewhat akin to the look wherewith a man regards the bright coin pasted on the underside of the tobacco dealers cigar case And one man out ot the throng pushed his way ¬ gold through my window pane And a sweet perfume steals into my room from The skies are the roses in the lane clear in the school yard near the children romp in glee the earth is bright in the glad sunlight but what is it all to me For across the way there is a din to day that tortures my weary brain the maiden fair with auburn hair is at the piano again XJp-to-Date Thpf TPrlhTrfl sines and Sunshine and the sunshine flings WOMEN DOFTWAIT If 2ou Save Any of These Symp toms Act at Once ¬ H - tothe my money back Hum said the ticket seller carelessly Its an outrage said the mail res box office window See here said he excitedly I want enough to equip the standing armies of the world There are over 2000000 WinchesIts a swindle continued the man ter guns in use to day and the number is Indeed rapidly increasing The popularity of WinYou advertise a real robbery chester rifles and repeating shot guns is de- ¬ We do served for they always give entire satisfacI failed to see it tion and for strong and accurate shooting You did they are unsurpassed These guns are made And I want my money back in all desirable calibers and styles Every Now see here said the ticket seller gun has to pass the most severe tests before leaning out of the window Ive had about it leaves the works which insures its be-¬ enough and you get no money back see ing perfect Wnen buying a gun the Win- ¬ Thats where the robbery comes in and if chester is the make to take for it can al ¬ you havent mind enough to grasp it I ways be relied upon Send for a large illuscant see that theres any kick due from vou trated catalogue free whatever Boston Budget ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Would Arm the World If all the guns made by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co New Haven Ct could be collected there wquld be more than go to the hospital my poor friend Because you have allowed yourself to go from had to worse You did not know that that heat swelling and ten-- y derness in your left side were all signa yof congestion of the ovary Any intelligent woman could har told you that congestion is fatal to - Do you know the reason why yon wilt - uterine system thr and that an ovary WmLk4 congest ed leads v to tumor forma tion and you were 1 that wlMI luJ jj erat vwlS ysJ j vWKf mM rU im - W 31 VHPH ifl V year These too avIII require ho extra cultivation The plum trees perform a valuable service in providing shade for the fowls Where trees are not avail-¬ able sunflowers may be used for this purpose with a considerable degree of satisfaction Hbvever some protection must be given theplantsimtilthey are well established and even then many plants will be destroyed unless the fowls have an abundance of green food all the time nR uTal World WATER FOR nearly every Farmers Voice NEW ROTATION THEORY HICKS Dr in Icing Fountain Madeofim Oyster Can and a Saucer A neat and handy tdevice for water- ¬ ing young chicks may be made of an oyster can and a common saucer Melt the top off the can cut a triangular notch in the edge as shown at A in the engraving about one half inch deep A 1 vf - vc v y J FRESH WATER FOR CHICKS by a quarter of an inch wide and the device is complete To use it till the can with Avater in- ¬ vert the saucer over it then quickly in- ¬ Farmers Union vert both and set the device onthe floor SAVING GRASS SEED The water will remain in the inverted can till used The water keeps fresh Tlie Cut with This Article Explains and the space around the can in the How It Can Be Done saucer is so small that the little chicks It is an easy matter to save hay seed cannot get in and wet themselves or by a slatted manger bottom a as drown as so often happens The water keeps clean This is a handy device worth a great deal to poultry raisers G W Waters in Journal of Agricul- ¬ devoting the land to corn as the principal crop and substitute clover sheep and the sugar beet as the trinity necessary to the redemption of the producers from the depression resulting from low prices for farm products progress will be made towards better conditions Clover and sheep produce good mutton while enriching the land Sugar beets are good for sheep and produce the best of sugar at good profit Let every farm ¬ or who can and who has not already done so make a start in this trium virate theory of rotation which Is cer tain of success if properly conducted in restoring the prosperity which is so much wished for There is an increasing demand for god mutton an arti- ¬ cle which but few farmers know how to produce to perfection The large profit is only possible where the best is pro- ¬ duced for market Give the people good and desirable food products and con-¬ sumers will pay liberally for the same Mutton if properly grown is the most nutritious and wholesome of the meat diets The mutton breeds of sheep are the most desirable and satisfactory of the domestic animals for the farm and CJin be cared for with the least labor The profits in sheep are also the most assuring for the future of any of the other domestic animals Devote less lands to the cereals and prosper ¬ ¬ ¬ When the farmers of the west see their way clear to abandon the idea of It Adoption Mijjht Improve the Con ¬ dition of Western Farmers enough There is every distinction between re pression and suppression that is pa- rents should repress their children bnt not suppress them Theirs is the time of life into which neither care her trouble nor shame nor fear of criticism should enter Fair and kindly treat ¬ ment will give them as they grow old ¬ er a jo3rous and aggressive confidence that will help them through many dif-¬ ficulties that would otherwise appall them Moreover it is as wrong to tell a child of its faults before visitors as it would be to tell ones husband or ones wife If there is anything to talk over do it in the nursery when out¬ As for their papa siders are away added this model woman he does as I desire him to do being- away at busi¬ ness so much and comes home to be met with shouts of joy kissed petted climbed over to have his pockets searched for candies and to brighten up the house As yet I do not tell the baby faults to him they are all within my own province and later when the boys become their fathers care I am sure they will be kindly tenderly and wisely advised They will be their fathers oompahion as the girls will be mine and such boys seldom become dissipated or Acious That happens to those who having no home love to turn to seek friends elsewliere and choose unwisely those who are brought up an the cold iron hound old fashioned way Boston Budget - Therese had two distinguishing gifts One was sarcasm and the other was water colors She and Quatorze had been engaged once and they quarreled for some reason Neither of them seemed to know exactlj why and I suppose that neither of them care just now for Quatorze was married the other day and the girl sent a present to the wedding The present was a water cojpr done by her own deft fingers The girl could paint well The picture was a beautiful thing It represented a great rock which looked for all the world like a platform with steps leading up to the top of it Overhead ivas a cloudless sky full of sunshine and with a blue in it that made you wish that the world were all sky and that you were floating among the fleecy clouds on pinions of air There were trees bending over that enchanted rock and beyond were the shimmering waters of a lake How beautiful exclaimed the bride How kind of Theresa Shes such a dear good girl We will hang it in the parlor wont we dear Im afraid the light wont be quite right said Quatorze aloud To himself he said The water color was a picture of a rock at Lake George where he and Therese had sat two summers ago when he proposed to her 2ST Y Telegram ¬ ¬ ¬ Her Tfice Bit of Sarcasm Yes said Mr Snieksnackle I do not dang er Now like my name at all They say that either you will have the legislature or the district court will ovariotomy change it tor me Winch would you apply to undergo the operation of i to if you were in my predicament the cutting out of the ovary hope a minissaid she thoughtfully Well Yes you will recover at least ter woidd do for me you will never he quite And three hours later it struck him that you will hut again Congestion of perhaps there was a mild hint in what she the same woman had said Cincinnati Commercial Tribune the ovaries is fatal to health If you have any such symptoms he advised- ¬ Her Suggestion in awful I -- J- K To the Mountains Lakes and Seashore Special Low Rates will he in effect to Putin-Bay Islands of Lake Erie Lake Chautauqua Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St Lawren ce River Adirondacks Lake George New England Resorts New York and Boston To the Great Lakes Cleveland Sandusky Toledo Detroit Benton Harbor Mt Clemens Mackinac and Michigan Resorts To the Northwest and West via St Louis and Chicago For rates routes time of trains and full particulars apply to any agent Big Fouror address E O McCor Big mick Passenger Traffic Manager Four Cincinnati O ¬ ¬ ¬ Summer Tours Via Big Pour Route in time take a medicine of specinct powers Good as New Jack Dashing Why there is not a new face here to night Penelope Oh yes there is Miss Made ups face has just been reenameled Up-to-Da- te Sonic tiling Cheap summer are comparatively free from the presence of flies unless they are drawn from stables and va nious places attractive to them by the presence of the debris of food onomcleaned tables mnKwept dining rooms or- unclean kitchens or by any of the inany causes wniCJi uenuuiu uieir presence ais na ¬ - As she stood upon the top stoop and kissed him good by before he went out to battle with the coid cold world he tltoueht that she had never looked so winsome even in their old courting days And now my bad boy must have as many slaps as years he has lived for to day is his birthday she went on beginning the chastening salutations Why so it is he said with that mo ¬ mentary sensation of years passing helplessly away which middle aged men experience upon these occasions And what lovely thing shall his darling wife get him for a birthday present this year she went on You already have a smoking cabinet and a card table and my dining room lamp you know was one of THE TIME OF FLIES my birthday presents to you And then he anId somewhat light my Cleanliness Im us XecesNary as swered go kind of moodily dear me some¬ Get Screens little cheap thing I havent been able to Fortunately the spring and early pay for my last years birthday present ¬ that safeguard against illness Hostetters Stomach Bitters Commercial travelers tourists and pioneer emigrants concur in testifying to the fortifying and saving properties of the great tonic Use for constipation biliousness malarial and kidney complaints and nervousness icient supply of ¬ ¬ ¬ aAvay from those dear to you you will if you are wise have safely stowed away in your luggage a suff- train that is to bear vou On the deck of the steamer or on board the Ere the Farewell Is Spoken ¬ some people like to answer If theres one thing above another that its an unanswerable argument N Y Weekly ¬ You can find none betters than Lydia E Pinkhanrs Vegetahle Compound prepared especially to meek the needs of womans sexual system You can get it at any good druggists Following we publish a letter fromc a woman in Milwaukee which relates how she was cured of ovarian trouble t Dear Mrs Pinkham I suffered with congestion of the ovaries and inflamma ¬ tion of the womb I had been troubled with suppressed and painful menstrua- ¬ tion from a girl The doctors told met the ovaries would have to be removed- I took treatment two years to escape an operation hut still remained in mis ¬ erable health in both body and mind exr pecting to part with my reason each coming month1 After using one bottleof Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetahle Com- pound and a package of Sanative Wash I was very much relieved I continued to use your remedies until cured The last nine months have been passed in perfect good health This Iknow I owe entirely to the Vegetahle CompouncL My gratitude is great indeed to the one to whom so many women owe their Mbs F M health and happiness Knapp 563 Wentworth Ave Miiwaur kee Wis - -- n Stick to the Directions DIRECTIO Cf if you want to get the most good out of FORU yet jS Y Journal m Allens Eoot Ease a powder for the feet It cures painful swollen smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions of the Shake Into Your Shoes tures scavengers windows to shut out the flies if you in¬ vite them by negligence of the laws of cleanliness It is just as easy to clear up the breakfast and dinner table and brush up the floor at once after the meal and darken the room as it is to It is useless to put oip screen doors at the entrances and screen doors at the hew shoes feel easy It is a certain cure f or sweating callous hot tired aching feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Write to Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y Its the greatest comfort discovery age Foot Ease makes tight or Allens Pearline Otherwise youll be putting in too much and wasting the Pearline and calling it expensive Or you won t put in enough and so youv wont get as much help from it as- you expected and youll have to do more work every package for hot and washing-- with Directions oik cold-wat- er and without - That was a sensational prayerDr Gumms delivered the other Sunday I wonder if Certain he expected it to he answered oiwwu3iiwieiiwiiKmirtiitciwiwiBiiaiiii3irxu7iwiiitit3ioitsiiiiBiit9iioiwiicitiit9ittiBiwiwiiaiiraiii3 ly And it was too Why hearly every TOftPE FIT Brook paper in the country replied to it TO THE LMY lyn Life ¬ boiling These simple easy directionshave revolutionized the work of washing let the table stand in the glare of the I took a tramp in the woods yesterday light to invite flies If the table must said Miss Frocks to the new arrival at Deer I the you Oh well I suppose Park wait for those who are not punctual at men are pidscarce that even a tramp is that bet- I causes congestion ana that awiui duutnroDDin so their meals it should be carefully cov- - ter than nothing Life ¬ LL i Poisonous matter instead of Beino- thrown out is reabsorbed into f Hood When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue ft A lW17 S- m A sickening pain r- - ture v AMONG THE POULTRY Do not let ducklings bathe until well feathered Do not set hens an the laying part of the poultry house In order to have poultry tender and juicy fatten it quickly Weight and size are important fea ¬ tures in market fowls To maintain health keep h drinking r - and feeding places clean Better results in whitewashing will be secured if it is applied hot liens not kept with roosters will lay longer and sit less than others If well fed and watered a good hen will hatch out ten good broods of chickens -- BOX FOR SEED fjr GRASS SEED CATCHER r Lime is needed by all fowls for the growth of bones and for egg shell ma- terial Sell all the early hatched ducks as soon as ready and keep the later hatched icr breeders and layers St Louis He public The avidity with which laying hens vili eat crushed eggshells shows how necessary they are in the hens econ J jLhere is no omy for egg production better way to suppty the lime required for eggshells than this The shells in the gizzard also act as grit enabling it to digest food The only care in feed ¬ ing is to crush the shell thoroughly so that its likeness to the egg may not be seen Where eggshells are thrown out without being crushed the fowls soon learn the habit of picking at the shells on eggs and from this they quickly be- ¬ come egg eaters a habit which once formed is never forgotten jLnyiiis Hens Xeelf Esrshell shown in the cut If the seed is fanned it may be used for spring seeding Or if weedy as poultry never void undi ¬ gested seed such seeds may be profit- ¬ ably fed to the poultry by placing in Farm the SQratch room each week and Home t liuuril Aninst Overfeeding It is an Neasy matter for a poultry raiser to overfeed his fowls If a flock has the privilege of a range the farmer need give hardly any food at all if grass seeds and insects are plentiful yet some who are really careful of their hens feed three times a day under the belief that the more food the greater the number of eggs and endeavoring to secure as many eggs as possible tlie3 get the hens in a condition that in capacitates them entirely Heavy f eed ing of giain is at times an advantage such as during extremely cold weather but the food must be regulated not only according to the seasons but also in accordance with the condition of the hens Dakota Field and Farm Sconrinsr in Young Pigs There are several remedies in case of scouring in young pigs First hold up on the feed of Hie dam or change it to isomething else If this does not stop it take a lump of alum the size of a wal nut dissolve it in a pint of water give each pig a teaspoonful three times a day Another good remedy is to parch wheat flour until brown and mix with skim milk and feed in the same waj or if the pigs are old enough to eat feed in a trough This last is an excellent remedy for scours in calves or young vcolts Rural World ¬ - ered with a square of cheesecloth and the room should be darkened Xo hot food or meats that will attract flies should stand in this way but should be kept hot on a plate set in hot water covered with an in verted bowl and left in the oven If the habit of sitting down to the table punctually be insisted upon and the food of those who are late is set aside to keep warm without waiting for them it will save the house from tie presence of many flies and help to keep the routine of work in order The garbage pail and cleaning cloths are a fruitful cause of the presence of flies The only garbage bucket that should be tolerated is a covered one The buckets for this purpose are made of galvanized iron with a cover This bucket should be scrubbed out with sal soda and boiling water systematically on the inside and outside and thorough- ¬ ly rinsed There is no excuse for the presence of dishes of uncovered food of any kind in the kitchen As soon as food is brought in it should be covered and set away The habit of covering fruit with a wire cover while it is being prepared for the table will save the house from the presence of many of these useful but annoying little scav- ¬ engers In short make and keep all your premises as clean as possible before you hang up fragrant clusters of bush clover to drive away flies or put up wire screens and neither expedient will be needful unless alwaj s the near presence of neighbors who are less care- ¬ ful necessitates the screens N Y -- Is a Wiieat Corn Barley and Flax reward the TiMUIiTiNS THE LIV of- the soil and dairy coun As a stock tiller s try South Dakota leads all the world First blood purifying the class farm lands with nearby markets can I Making- the poison move on and now be bought for from 10 12 15 and s ainjivjuo i he eiiect is AlJYLUa 1 iiNd 1 atm 1especially prone to sick headaches DO upwards per acre and this is the time to k whose sensitive organism is invest For further particulars write to 5 I JfBSIS g Geo JI Heafford General Passenger Agent by e use of CASCARETS be I NOT SUFFER for youcan Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway s ftTT DBUGQIST3 Old Colony Building Chicago 111 Hir a 10c 25c 5Cc llQllljctiatitiiilittilolillitoillitloililloiiliilioaliieaiilstliillIt People who say they cannot write a tm plain hand because they are so nervous talk tt wsa as if they expected to be believed Wash- davs ridefrom Chicago to enquire about farming lands in South Dakota only one good opportunity Between Seed Time and Harvest REMOVE THE CAUSE 0 immmi vnuoRFi u Bountiful crops of ¬ ilQF s 2J - outand LfliiJIkd m m B ¬ ington Democrat Relieved Like mam w SISIISS it Young Spendthrift I didnt get you anv birthday present dad-- thought youd Tit Bits Tather keep the money THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK CattlccommonS Select butchers CAIiVEis Fair to good light Cincinnati June3 21 00 2 3 o 2 3 25 8o 2b 85 U5 And JtettivHt 4 lo SHEEP Choice lambs spring FLOUK Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3red Corn HOGS common Mixed naeKers Licht shiDcers 3 00 440 3 25 to a 6 00 S 25 3 30 3 45 3 60 4 90 3 50 Thursday July 8 1897 Ml6h Gent 82 75 fiDand Only And Only 1S 31 ¬ Jats oi0 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per obi NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 1 northn Jq red CORN No 2 mixed PORK New mess- LARD Western CHICAGO OATS Mixed No 2 mixed ffK HO 9i 36H 10 75 26K roo More to - 10 50 6 2 50 1 00 8 Qibi 3 42 8 16 3 00 1 25 4 80 78 75 8 75 3 S5 TORONTOWrite for Circulars to D D Ry z 550 More to Tribune 4 50 THOUSAND ISLANDS 6 EDWARDS Pass Traffic Mar 6 ft iffflS - 9 Straw for Sheep It has been well attested that bean straw is a valuable feed for sheep and that they are fond of it The bean like clover is a leguminous plant and many iarmers say that the straw though coarse and harsh has nearly as much nutrition as clover hay It makes a very rich manure when fed to either tjheep or cows That is shown by its rotting very fast when piled and giving off the strong smell of ammonia which comes from feeding any manure richin nitrogenous nutrition Dakota Field fcJ und Farm Henri - the roes into slices sprinkle with salt and pepper turn a little lemon juice or CORN No 2 vinegar over them and keep them in a PORK Mess cold place for several hours Line a LARD tearn BALTIMORE salad bowl with lettuce leaves mix the FLOUR Family little heart leaves and broken water Gkai WheatNo 2 Corn Mixed cress sprays with the prepared roes Oats No 2 white and lay in the center of the leaves Kenned Cover with a salad dressing Good lilcSJJ Housekeeping One quart water one pint sugar one pint orange juice juice of two lemons Make a sirup by boiling the water and sugar 20 minutes Add the fruit juice cool strain and freeze Tor tho freez ¬ ing use equal parts of rock salt and fine ly crushed ice Leisure Hours Ornncre Prnppe Cook the roes in boiling salted water with a slice of onion and a bay leaf for 25 minutes Then throw them into ice cold water When perfectly cold cut Slmd Roe Salad O 22 8 23 tea 5 MY 21X FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No Z red No 2 Chicago spring 4 20 73 25 3 6J4 0 4 40 76 70 25Vi 1S 7 30 o7Ji 7 35 3 CO 4 40 75 S SO HARTSHORNSS IW NOTICE V 4 00 29J 76 26 4 10 4 10 11 50 29i 2t3ft BCYCLB Western Wheel Works -- CACTLE First quality HOGb Western INDIArNAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2mixed 21G85 GJ a 4 40 4 15 76 23 18 CflCAGO - M A K E R S 0O0 CATAL5GVE FREE LLAOfS fSo AN xnAfJ THEGENU1NE kfr LABEL GANGER CUBED AT HOME send stamp for book Dr JB HARRIS CO Pike Building Cincinnati Ohio LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red f 3 75 84 1 SLO HOW TO BUILD CO v 4 00 85 WILLIAMS MFC ask a MICK KALAMAZOO Jvjivxw iuetfs vOftts Gorn Mixed Mixed r 26 tM r j Q ft 26yM Best Cough Syrap CUBES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS 23 8 75 KgSylliaJlltlLJKJWTl rvsr v- - in time Tastes Good Sold by drtitarists Upo E E 1662 LARD 4 Steam 3 75 VHEJf TTRITIN TO AJVEIiTISElti please state that you mw the Advertised meat la tkl paper 4 -- rj VMsk u X - fT mrn V ms i- - X - v o S Si if X W Jn - v - Vty -- WUl r - fr taJ yiL ASUXA y 1 s- - r y v o CfK -- 1 iM--f- f 8 i - -- J -- h s THE BOURBON NEfS TUESDAY JUNE 22 1097 Excursion to Niagara Falls MlLLERSBURG h Is -- - - v J f KBKB i i - A The annual excursion bf the C H X Railway to Niagara Falls will occur Otis year ou 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 be first class in ever particular Ele gant day coaches Pullman and Wagner¬ sleeping cars Tha route is the most inGoing via Toledo teresting of any and the Michigan Central Rail ¬ Jetroit way through the best part of Southern Canada direct to the Fails This is the only line that passes close to the brink from which a full and complete view of both the American and Canadian Falls can be seen to advantage Niagara is ue of the greatest wonders on the globe everybody knows of Niagara The andeverybody wants to go there 3L H was the first to inaugu ¬ D Ry rate these cheap excursions and always lias the best accommodations provided for its patrons Persons desiring full information about this excursion shonld address the undersigned and a descrip tive circular will be mailed yon D G Edwards D Ry Traffic Mgr C H Passr Cincinnati Ohio ¬ ¬ News Notes Gathered In And About The v loIoiiLilsloEdHlM Enough For all the Winter Evtuings ii r - Incomparable Crescent fast The service on the Queen train North Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 Iiours to Louisville from Chattanooga Div Pastr Agt Chattanooga Tenn Clxesapealce and Ohio Rys New Entrance To New York One of the greatest improvements ever niadefor thecouvenieuce of passengers to aud from New York City has just been com- ¬ pleted A new highspeed Ferry service has been established from big Jersey City depot to th6 foot of 23d stieet in New York C ty where a handsome Ferry House has been erected with commodious waiting rooms Baggage room and all coueuiences of a modern Union Depot The Ferries used between Jersey City and 23d street are just from the ship builder and aLi that can be embodied in modern passenger steamers They are large double deckers aud the landings on both Giclesot tue river are so constructed mat passengers can get aboard or ashore from oth docks at once thus saving the trouble tmd annoyance of going up or down a crowd- In connection with the 23d street station a line of hansoms a id carriages has been es ¬ tablished that will take passengers to or from any part of New York City a charge of 2i cents per passenger for a mile aud a half or auder and 15 cents for each additional mile¬ sr fraction- Trunks will be taken with passengers in four wheel carriages at 10 cents each The charge for passenger in four wheel carriages is 40 cents on same distance bais as hansoms Valises are taken charge of by driver in either hansom or carriage cents at 5hand each no charge for valises carried in This new station is in addition to the Court land and Debrosses street stations these are still in use for persons going direct to the lower or business end of New York City but for persons desiring to go first to the hotel district the 23d street station tills every need landi g passengers only a few blocks from Fifth Avenue aud Broadway Every prom- ¬ inent 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 five hours quicker time than via any other -up-to-cla- O L Mitchell Hj - te -- LKJSM v - Burc Dr Julius Purnell visited friends her Friday Miss Dorothy Peed is visiting relatives in Mason for a -- Mrs C W Arnold left Saturday visit in Arkansas Mr Jas Cray and family came up from Mt Olivet Friday Prof Reynolds Best returned Friday from a visit to Sharpaburg Miea roim Mfniintock has returned from College at Oxford Ohio Mrs Ella Thaxton of Poplar Plains is the guest of Mrs Chas Darnell Jtfiss Leila Brittof Dwight Bl is the guest of her brother Rev Wm Britt Jas TTntaell and J T McClelland at tended Mt Sterling Court yesterday Mrs Mary Peed of Sharpsburg is the guest of her son Mr John Peed Mrs Chas Darnell and Mrs Ella Thaxton went to Louisville yesterday Mr Will Chancelor and wife went to Lexington Saturday to visit relatives Woolums have sold eight Clarke McCormick binders thus far this season For Sale A good to T M red Par short horn bull Apply nell Mr John Hamilton spent from Satur ¬ day until yesterday in Levington with friends MissIda Collier returned Saturday from a short visit to Covington wirh UaisSB relatives tyrcasg 4 Miss Ella Metcalf guestl or Miss Laura Jefferson returned toMayvsille yesterday Mr and Mrs T F Phillips of Win- ¬ chester are guests of Mrand Mrs H H Phillips Mrs J S Walker andbabe of Louis ville are guests of Miss Louise 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MiM m im iiihiwm - v For Ten Days Only Dry 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE kk Dress kk Shoes 600 300 300 200 1 Mfe y Slots Underwear Ik Calico 3c -- -- TRADE MARKS DESIGNS Anyone sending a sketch and description may quicbly ascertain free whether an Invention is probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest apency for securing patents in America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co receive Challie 3c Lawn 3c Gingham 3c etc 20 yds Fea Island Brown Cotton 8100 20 yds Bleached Muslin 100 14 yds Lonsdale and Masonville Bleached Dress G inernanri ho -w Handsome Percales 7 c J- -r ruslin 1U- COPYRIGHTS fcc special notice in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN ¬ I ileal iuyu jj - H- Li -1 Kit l R SU flicted with large sized carbuncles on tlieir necks Frank Herbert is suffering from a wound in the foot caused by steppiug on a rusty nail Misses Jennie and Bessie Purnell re- ¬ turned Saturday from a visit with rela- ¬ tives in Paris Miss Kate Richardson of Lexington is the guest of her grand mother Mrs Mary Trotter Messrs Henry Dailey and Rush Hurt returned from Vanderbilt College Nash- ¬ John Peed and T M Purnell are af ijMsju a beautifully illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year 5150 six months Specimen copies and HAND Book ox Patents sent free Address 361 Broadway New York Miiiiinjiiiiiiiaiiiiin MUNN CO Crash 4c Towels 5t up Lace Curtains 40c up Window shades 10c up Bed Quilts 49c up Ticking 5c up Black bateen 7cv - V- J White Goods 4c up Shirting Cotton 4c up BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO ANTi FROM - Uottonade 10c Ladies Skirts 95c Ladies Shirt Waists 25c up Curtain Scrim 5c up - 25c Dress Goods now 19i 50c Dress Goods now 39c 75c Dress Goods now 49c prs Mens Pants 25c worth 75c prs Mens Pants good values 49c worth 125 prs Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c prs Boys Knee Pants 25c Mens Suits were 15 now 900 Mdns Suits were 12 now 790 Mens Suits were Sio now SOo tMens Suits were do L now 500 Mens Suits were 6 now 375 Mens Suits were 475 now 295 fc Knee Pants Suits 49c Knee Pants Suits 1 Knee Pants Suits 125 Knee Pants Suits 150 Hens Shoes worth 175 now 1 25 Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 3 25 Mens Laundered Shirts White and Colored 4c Mens Laundered Shirts worth 1 now 69c Big line of Sheets Hats Trunks etc at pecial N Prices for Ten Days -- A - TOLEDO DETROIT --- All Points in Michigan Silks at special prices Special prices on our Ladies and Childrens Shoes and Slippers in Tan and Black f- - i ti M w -- x line Leave Lexington 1125 a m and 850 p in daily Arrive 23ra St N X City 1250 a m and 915 p m daily Arrive 23rd St N Y City 755 a m and 455 p in daily Arrive Lexington 800 a m and 520 p m daily Write for new surface map of New 5Tork City M J - Division Passenger Agent ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR STATE SENATOR George W Barney Lexington Ky James M rv mi- M - tion July 31st V authorized to announce Thomas as a candidate Senator State from for the Twenty eighth Senatorial District composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ FOR JAILER We are m 1 Ti Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK We are authorized to announce Wm Collins as a candidate for Jailer of J J- - party We are authorized to announce A J Go key as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Republican FOR ASSESSOR of the Republican party We are authorized to announce C J Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action We are authorized to announce C Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party FOR POLICE JUDGE L We are authorized to announce Wm ville Friday Carpenter Bros sold a uice gelding Friday to parties rrom U lasgow Scot- land for 300 The heavy hail storm Sunday at noon did considerable damage to gardens and growing crops Messrs Vimont and Clarke have not as yet received their sun hats from the late candidates Mr Jas Dailey of the Falmouth Guide has been the guest of his parents for several days Mr Oscar Johnson and family spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents at Muirs Station Mr Jas Phillips of Winchester has been the guest of Mr Henry Phillips for several days Miss Adrain Griffith of Paynes De pot is the guest of the Misses McClin- tock near town Mr T P Wadell and family returned Friday from a visit with Mrs Thos Prather near Mayslick Miss Mamie Conway and Miss Alma Collier returned Friday from a visit to Cynthiana with relatives Dr Smith the dentist of Paris was the guest of Mr Julian McClintock from Saturday until Monday Judge W W Kimbfough and wife of Cynthiana were guests of Mr John Jameson and family Sunday Dr C Pope preached his farewell sermon at the Methodist Church Sun ¬ day morning to a large crowd There were thirteen men dratrrt on the two juries at Paris from this precinct for the present term of court Mr and Mrs W M Layson and Mr Joseph A Miller left yesterday to attend the Confederate re union at Nashville Miss Nannie Barbee of Danville and Prof Thos Barbee of Mo were guests of Dr I R Best and family last week Misses Gary and Christine Milam re- ¬ turned to Maysville Saturday after a several weeks visit with Mrs Henry Phillips The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will serve refreshments in the J A Butler store room on afternoon and ¬ CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station J ST LOUIS Avoiding T - F1 With every purchase at our store you gt a coupon get free a large handsome glass picture framed Remember these are special prices for 10 days harvest REMEMBER THE PLACE REE and when you get 310 worth of coupon tickets you Come now and you will reap a The Tunnel Dont delay BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars NEWv YORK Bnffett Parlor Cars vgner v TWIKT IBPtOTKiHSFtSS BOURBONS BIGGEST S a 9 Sleeping Cars Coaches and DiningGarsV Elegant Cars Private Compartment BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY ABD Be sure your tickets read e 6 Mccormick FOUR via n BIG v Fan Iigewts Fit sale HAVE a lot of new farming implements which have never been used that I will sell cheap for cash 7 double shovel plows 2 pony plows 6 1 1 BOUSE AID LOT BLACK ¬ Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIN I SMITH SSOP FOR SALE ¬ Gen Pass Tkt Agt O - Cincinnati - pair double trees 12 5 2 phaeton buggies tooth cultivators nice surrey barouche 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 I SEB I TIME EAST TABLE I t Z BOUND tf BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky THE SUN The first of American Newspapers CHAS A DANA Editor ¬ HAGGARD G lenns old stand corner Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky JH JOHN CONNELLY 3PXjTTlVC0JtSJb PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory promptly answered Your work solicited Prices reasonable 830am 600pm Lv Louisville 1115am 8J0pm 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Lexington Lv Winchesterll58am 923pm 9loam 630pm Ar Mt Sterlingl22opm yoUpm itoUam 70opm Ar Washington 6 am 340pm Ar Lexington Ar Philadelphia10i5am 705pm 1240nn fcOSm Ar New York WEST BOUND Money To Loan Ar Winchester- Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArSheibyville Calls Ar Louisville The American Constitution the is American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever Daily by mail - 6 a year Daily Sundayby mail 8 a year 500 office on first mortgage at The Bourbon News 26mar tf Apply LH -- Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris the world Ky 2 a year Price 5c a copy By mail TUESDAY JUNE 8TH 1897 Address TELE SUN New York returning every second Tuesday in each The Sunday Sun change Nashville Exposition For rates Sleeping Car reservations or Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin- ¬ anv information call on nati and Queen Crescent Koute to Chatta- ¬ F B Carr nooga Visit the historic city and the great Agent L NRR battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga or George W Barney Paris Ky National Military Park then refreshed and Div Pass Agent ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ Lexington Ky ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect vivt this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per-¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ surpassed anywhere If you want the journey to be a pleasant RAILROAD TIME CARD one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C Rinearson G P A Cincinnati O NRR L L N Rates To Nashville ARRTVAL OF TRAINS Trains cept Sunday other trsins run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington aud New York without 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 733am 345pui 911am 630pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm marked thus f run daily ex- - t month - si i party Democratic party Wc are authorized to announce John S Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic Judge EMINGTON as a candidate for Police subject to the action of the il il 1 1 -- ni i - u 1 X 9 p bon LEXINGTON KY RctfmfttrjnrT 1000 Buccessful graduates In EUGENE W JOHNSON JaexeeilGS cludintlOOinjanlcs Awaixl of SEet3a3 aacl Ulploinu at World e ¬ Exposition for Book Ueppine etc v and in Atk A TJioroajjli Ezsllucntial ski KonnrscI CAUSES CoHcsrc Hundreds Halleck Lodge L 0 O F will dec- - the past year from 20 of ttudeuLs ln uttencauc states 1729 New York Ave Washington D C Business Coarao rate the aves of all deceased brothers Business Arithmetic consists of Book kcnpin Penmanship tosimerviut Office established 1868 Charges moderate XATJ28 jjjsplays one dollar per inch for first Inser- - on Thursday July 1st at four p m Law Merchandising BcnkinR1 Joint Stock Bucincea Practice CorrespondenceRequested Exercises will be held at the Cemetery Manufacturing Lecturer etc aou half rates each Insertion thereafter Llorcantile Corresnondenco or reading notices ten cents per All brothers are requested to be pres Cost of Full SSasineea Coaroe including icais 2mar l3an98 Krae each insertion IiOcals In blaci type ent Tuition Stationery and lioara In anice family v nt twenty cents per line each Insertion about 890 fShcrfhand Typeirrr Sing and ToIcftSispJjy Fractions of llnesi count as full lines when The ladie3 of the Methodist Church a ire opoe5a15ofl have sjiecial jeacii--ranuiug at line rates rooms and cm be taken ilone or vith ths iusi Incomparable Service thanks Obituaros cards ofrespect calls on candi with the assistance of their friends of ness Course r and matter of a the other churches certainly deserve a iJnccial department for ladic 3 resolutions of dates are the fin- ¬ Crescent Tiie Queen Kittiatioan Tlie Ucsinnd fcr Colinge llrge advertise- - Preat deal of credit for their work in liflernt departmonn rt this curgrrirRte3 ex est trains runand the State trains of Kentucky in 13 Four daily trains to Cincinnati connect Z the Old Maids Convention They clear- - ceeded its biiwh- toents and yearly cards main highways of the Great r resiuctow Kyfo- -the -tlocation of Erotniths witn the theNorth West andEast Trunk ed 55 55 here and 1445 at Paris even ColleJie is noted VorJthi 3i5t it i3 Linesof clint iie has 25 churches and lLwShks Acss This is the line par excellence to Washing ¬ See advertisement in another column 100- DlDyits ninny rn Ioatis ton New York Boston and the East K xaeatSoia 3internow of W J Bryans new book The First The Queen and Crescent connects with 7 For circulars address its Pre8iJ tt pend your order to Oscar every line out of Cincinnati Wrights Celery Teas regulates the Battle T A Lexington Ky S T Swift P Kv Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour¬ liver and kidneys cures constipation WSLB0B B Morgan C P A Lexington Ky W i and sick headaphe alLdruggists 35c county authorized to announce Benj Perry as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party FWeare 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 rwe FOR MAYOR evening of July 1st 2t Mr Emanuel Mann Dr J H Car- ¬ penter and Mr J Mart Layson of this place attended the old settlers re union at Carlisle Saturday Mrs Romulus Payne and two chil- ¬ dren of Paynes Depot and Mrs Dur kee and daughter of Newtown ar6 guests of Mrs G S Allen Base Ball On Thursday the Miliersburg first nine defeated Cynthiana On Saturday i ere in a score of 10 to 8 the second nine defeated Ruddles Mills score 30 to 8 Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad-¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon proven himself comCounty and has petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free J Fithian References Drs W Bowen ancUC Eads Buck Fithian Sg D Cram of Paris ¬ at following rates for the round trip 333 pm April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 rom MaysvilhB 74 a m 3au p m 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 DEPARTURE OF TRAINS days from date of sale 925 April oo a m To Cincinnati 445 a m 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including 346 p m date of sale 760 To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m F B Carr Agt 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m 1025 p m CINCINNATI BY To MaysvilhB 755 a m 635 p m FRAIFORT F B Carr Agent 1 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p Centennial and International m 1015 p m Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to From Lexington 439 a in 745 a m 339 p m 627 p m Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m Tenn In Effect March Prof C C Fisher and family have arrived and will 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