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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 25, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 25, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897062501_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 25, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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building by the middle of the next Culled To Atlamic City And Uape May A 1 - month I c are selling and at such VIVXjr XV W iiMLAV is attracting the -- fs- - - - 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 1 1 quality Our 1 0 Suits cannot be bought anywhere else drill for less than SI 850 Boys Suits triotic State Guards from 1 to 5 Ladies call and drill littlesham battle bojs through the streets see our Brownies for Children march Straw hats a plenty A full line of Underwear Give us a call you In will be satisfied the MrJG The and a The Marshal Pumphrey captured Boss Peters colored last Sunday who is wanted in this county for killing a col- ¬ ored man at Moorefield about two years ago Mercury Major T J Glenn trustee of the Jury Fund is in receiptnof the money to pay the Jurors for the February and May terms 1897 of the- - Nicholas Circuit Court and requests that they call at Deposit Bank and get the same On Thursday night last the passenger depot was set on fire by lightniug strik- ¬ ing the telegraph wires The instru- ¬ ment and switch board in the ticket office were destroyed The fire was put out by H B Bryson and others before it did mut h harm Mercury The Mercury says The Fourth of Celebration on Saturday July 3rd July in this city will be a grand gala ua3T and the jjrogram will be full of inter- ¬ est and fun The Carlisle Band will furnish pluty of good music Two orators will deliver orations The children under charge of Mrs Jas H Minogue will give ayfancy pa ¬ will give a military Through sleepers will be provided and tevjer effort made to make the trip an enjoble one Tickets at same rates can bepircha e 1 at Shelbv ille BVanl -fort Wiwihester Mt Sterling and other 0 Send in your stationsjQ the C sey cpgtrfor dioner next afternoon Jnlv 8th the Ches peaknfphi railway will run an ex cursionti ape1 May and Atlantic City leavinxington at 1125 a m for 13 ip round tickets good returning tvevodys from date of sde The ex cursiorijtrain will i un via Washington and Philadelphia and arrive at th3 Jer- ¬ ONTjpiw1ay Brower Scott Hot Weather Goods In Great Variety Frazeev -- - Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky r Lawn Furniture oi-rj- imefojsleeping car berths For full information write to George W Barney u if iigJ iexineton Kv W 1 Hammocks Mosquito Bars x Straw Mattings - S Anderson At Lowest Prices Of Pec Tiw rv T3tim r u r V i Celery J IVWUI1I1UUUUS- ifnVrlghts live Capsules To 3C8fifelit Medical- o T Col ambus Ohio GentsIIjhave purchased a box of Wrights - Dnnnj Fine Medium and Low Priced Celery Gapjules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist VSgrly O and used them for Stomach rroublejlucl Coustlpittion I was unable to do aii3r13ng for nearly two years I used three tMefof your Celery Capsules and they havecuredime For the benefit of others so afflicteallfyvlsh to send this letter fe Very iruly yours Parlor Suits Folding Beds 3rass peds Iron Beds Odd Dressers Wash Stands Chif- foniers Dressing Tables etc Popular Finishes In- ¬ spection Invited Chamber Suits and SI per box SeDd adJjrefss on postal to the Wright Med Co Cpiambus O for trial size free 50c XnamrTi vm PpldMill druggists at jiui H av SA de s 3r w MM irwMrngfcmjTni7w-- r- Maaxl J P KIELY 617 Mivu St Carpets Furniture Yall Taper Draperies Mwiw i3 n TT c u rs -- K1 1 SSSo aris Ky i7fjjgvuaHirn maraaaaBguKKa tj rf- - sa V 1 will make a comic ABfflGNSBS NOTICE Sue MDMMMMiicmiMmwMttMnnMnaMiMHHnniH mir jgff ftj - s3 1 s 5 THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS f3l 1 r- TUSTi I -- MWWWBWI iiie jl 7T ifefi0 Having purchased- John Gflennss carriage works and repository on Allifersons having claims against the corner oi Fourth and High Streets Pans Ivy we are now prepared to nasi in tin1 PHtsitp nf T TT Tmt Arc hrplw MILLERSBURG uotillto present same at once prober- - do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles- such aslypHtotha undersigned or same carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new News Notes Gathered And About The maysiMparrea ny law Burs T E ASHBROOK Skirr Assignee of T H Tarr Smedley is on sick list WMd Ashbrook Attys 22je Mr Tesse Payne left Tuesday for everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect onr vw Nashville stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert Mrs Joe Insko and two sons are visit-¬ workmen to do onr Work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all ing relatives in Paris jobs to be first class Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders Win Savage went to Flemingsburg Wednesday on business Mr Will Wood of Mason is the guest of Jas Hunter and family Go to J H Fulton for a nice clean cool skave or fashionable hair cut 9 It Mrs B H Harding of Berry is the guest of Airs M V SJiaw her daughter PARIS KY Mrs Claud Vimont returned Tuesday yiliiffilfoy el JJSJSharps- 7jmauaAMttmv- - r iterf i And everybody will have a good time - - 7 H itfoQsaat MSIIS BAROUGfl OH rrl n II HSilflftlil Ullflfill POTHHSITIll u maa st cor fourth - f - Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash Frederick We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing Mrs Mollie Slack of Maysville was with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted the guest of Mr John Peed Wednesday Misses Mamie Conway and Alma Col- ¬ lier are in Louisville visiting Mrs Ohas PRIDE OF PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and iiH- Cutaway FOB This will be a saving to you of L0 to 515 Trousers 350 4 and up Paris Fsir oislimg and Tailoring o H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing Cutter and Thursday Several farmers commenced cutting wheat Tuesda7 The crop is the best here for years Mrs Dave Hood and daughter bf Nepton are guests of Mr G Wi --Mcln-tyre and family Mr and Mrs Thos Current of Shaw han were guests of Mr M H Current and family Tuesday Miss Lula Grimes went to Cynthiana Tuesday to visit Miss Meek Moor and attend the wheel meet f Ben Bradley colored convicted yesterday of poisoning his wife was given a life term in the penitentiary Mr H ft Laird son of Rev Laird has returned from Clinton La where he attended a Military School last year Mr and Mrs Ed Ingels attended the wedding of her sister Miss Mattie Ross to Mr Templeman Wednesday at Car- ¬ ¬ o o vv OS903QC ir Granny mr Metcalfe t S eF ffr - iita 1 a - -- I am 87 years old and have used about all of the g cough and lung remedfes that have been sold during my life and for the benefit of the suffering I will fay J that I hare never used any remedy equal to Da Bells p It gives quick and permanent re- lief in grippe as well as other coughs We keep It in our house all the time and would not be without it IIes M A Mxtcjllpk 720 South 4th St Paducah Ky g 1 1 JI JB wFL DR BELLS 4 I PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other 4 EVERY SACK sold by all druggists or sent upon receipt of price 25c 50c and 1 per bottle by Is The E Sutherland Medicine Co J GUARANTEED V - Fadueah Ky jWWVW9WW99VVVVVVVmVWVVVVV9 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED - r xv v TM f S lisle 02- ENNYROYAL lit It 1 l IXR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO The only safe cure and reliable Female PILL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend ed to married Ladies V v n vpnmnflC II UU fT T 1JTTTC1 n rA folrn n gT Send for circxdar Price 100 per box 6 boxes for 500 - A party of ten ladies and gents came down from Lexington Wednesday took supper at the Conway Hotel and return¬ H A SMITH Nol TOBACCOHOGSHEADS Officexver G S Varden Co 1 ed home PILLS ¬ For SalejBy W T Brooks Druggist BIMRASS NlffifS Shields of Hillsboro were guests ofv CLAY v RI0N Rev Danl Robertson and family this Vs JSJ ftr Jfc week 3 The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will serve refreshments in the J A Rntlpr Rtnro rnnm nn flftfirnnnn s nnrJ for Orchard Lawn Need no longer prevent the purchase evening of Julv 1st 5t DEALER IN EVERYTHING Full stock of Orna- ¬ ui d pidiiu iiul uiiipti jrww iu uuy Furniture Window Shades Oil v mental and Frnit Trees Grape Vines ¬ one of inferior quality Halleck Lodge I O Q P will dec Cloths Carpets Mattresses Asparagus and Small Fruits We emorate the graves of all deceased brothers Etc ploy no agents but sell at living prices on Thursday July 1st at four p m planter Telephone in direct to the Exercises will be held at the cemetery office Strawberry and general nursery All brothers are requested to be pres Special attention given to CJndertak- Catalogues on application to 2t ent img and Repairing rr--rri- August for the same point Cleveland Oliio Messrs Jas Hutsell and J T Mc- Clellard have bought a fir3t 3laes separa- ¬ tor and traction engine and solicit your thrashing See them for prices It Miss Anna Simms of Flemingsburg Mann and Miss Ityland Mrs Jas 4 Dr and Pope left Ark Mr the last of Mrs C OHn Pope and wife will ldave yesterday for Arkadelphfa Pope and Rrssell Office Hours 8 to 12 a m -- to op in WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS - WILL SELL CHEAP Misses Childrens and Infants sgrown up ppoples Spring Heel Shoes that are made like The fiuest line ever shown in tans JUvery pair onm ful of style and quality and will outwear their purchase price every time ¬ TARR TEMPLIN the X ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER SPBING 897 Hard Times GEO W DAVIS H F HILLENMEYER t26feb tf Lexington Ky Dissolution Oi Pannersnip The partnership of Drs Roberts TJssery is by mutual consent dissolved All accounts of the firm are payable¬ to Dr Roberts and he assumes the indebtedness of the firm 121 W C TJSSERY New and beautiful that will suit ycU in quality and price may be obtained from us upon terms which make piano owning easy We cordially invite those who want a piano to call and 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 of town people 1 Pianos Queen Crescent reaches the principal cities of th South with a service of superbly appointed through trams Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta nooga Attalla Birmingham TuBcaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogb to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via New Orleans or via Shreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga rfy5- 6nMrWZelL O Binearaon W -r Vtiit ft I i yv t PAfCinchmaii 1 route - J Will Clarke S M Alleo Jas Phillips Tom and Banks Vimont Win Miller Chas Clarke Jr Sanford Carpenter D wight Bowden Banks Neal Wm McOlintock John Leer Chas Martin Will Jadw and Misses Carrie and Lelia Current and Mi3s Lula Grimes attended the wheel meet at Cynthiana Messers To Cure A Cold Main Street - -- -- Paris Ky 4i i K W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance r0LD 41 s J In One Day TalD THEVERYBET RELIABLE PAYING - Ernest Urc and 123 Co PR0MPT- - H H ROBERTS - West Fourth Street April 301S97 - CINCINNATI lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 2oc For sale bv W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky v -- Take Laxative Bromo Quinine 4- MON UNION v wpgTfSfe tU i v rzS I 9- - 4 rv w A tk 1 - - J X - a 5- - S r l i yW N4 c - K - - JL VV - - ik 1 s Jt- - vi A-- 3 v rn GEN GORDON Ww V r NEW TORPEDO BOATS OUT IN F0ECE tkjs Jte Elected Commander-ln-ChW- f JProyotals fox Bsllding Three The Xarg Confederate Veterans Tke Thiasahds Ship Builders la the Country Ap ¬ Annual Reunion of the Noted Confed- ¬ of Delegates Present Cheered- and peared as Competitors V Waved Their Hats Washington June 22 The open ¬ erate Veterans Opened NASHVILLE Tenn June 24Vhen ing of the navy department Monday meeting business the for proposals for building three tor- ¬ Many Prominent Southerners Attend J confederate association met6fk the Tin the pedo boats called together more bid¬ B Began Only Surviving Member of Tabernaple Wednesday was called b ders as one of them expressed it the Confederate Cabinet the Orator order bv Gen John B Gordon prayer of the Bay Other Addresses than used to gather when 10000000 was offered by Eev Dr Kelly of Cworth of naval construction was the olumbia Tenn The report of the comThen it was noticeable too stake Nashville Tenn June 23 Many mittee on history was presented and that the largest ship building concerns special trains arrived Tuesday with referred Gen Gordon then delivered in the United States appeared Monday ex confederate survivors and friends address prefacing it with an an as competitors for the little boats who cdme for the purpose of attend- ¬ his while heretofore they often disre- ¬ ing the annual reunion of the noted nouncement of his intention to resign And buy your tickets from Chicago via th The Scene in the C6vent Garden iras a Chicago Milwaukee St railway Extraordinary Session Most Gorgeous One Women Blazed the following named pointsPaulJune 29 to on and Washington June 18Senatk The sen ¬ Brli- - 30 and July 1 2 and the Men With With and 3 Look at the figures ate made greater progress Thursday on the liant Uniforms San Francisco 2500- tariff bill than any day since the debate open London June 24 Wednesday night Salt Lake City 2oH covering 20 pages ed Two entire schedules 1250 were completed namely schedules H on was a gala night at Covent Garden Denver and Pueblo spirits wines and beverages and schedule I opera house where the whole pro- ¬ Sioux City 975 7 J75 on manufactured cotton goods This brings gramme and performance reflected the Omaha and Council Bluffs Kansas City 753 the senate to flax schedule with the im ¬ greatest credit on Maurice Grau and other points in proportion standing next The portant tvooI schedule ¬ These are very cheap rates made for these The event fairly rivaled- - the procesportion of the bill passed Thursday is substantially the same as tht t raported all sion as an attraction to Londoners special dates Return tickets at approxi- ¬ unimportant Por miies around Covent garden the mately the same rates will be sold on varicommittee changes toeing while the opposition amendments of Mr streets were crowded and the crush oi ous dates in July and August For further information apply to the near- ¬ Jones Ark and Mr Vest were systematically rejected by majorities ranging from five carriages was so dense that many men ¬ est coupon ticket agent or call on or ad ¬ to ten Mr Allison secured the addition wearing gorgeous uniforms and cover- dress Geo H Heafford G P A 0 M of a new paragraph to the cotton sched ¬ ed with jewels had to walk for long St P By Chicago 111 ule with a view to compensating the cotton distances with the varying comments manufacturers for the recent action of the He Wondered senate in placing raw cotton on the dutiable of the crowd Many others like the Little Clarence after three minutes ot Alli- ¬ duke o Marlborough and the duke oi list In paragraph 289 on motion of Mr son the house provision was restored The Devonshire drove to the opera house silence Pa Mr Callipers wearily Uh remaining paragraphs on spririts 290 to 293 in state carriages with coachmen and Pa when you eat a doughnut do you eat inclusive were agreed to as reported without footmen resplendent in state liveries the hole too or do you eat all around it andopposition In front of the opera house was a leave the hole N Y Journal House The house was in session an hour a half Thursday most of the time being mounted guard of honor inside the and taken up with the roll calls Mr Sulzer earl of Lathom with a lot of gold Only 2500 to San Francisco dem N Y succeeeded in injecting to the proceedings a brief speech in favor of Cuba sticks awaited the arrival of the royal From Chicago via the North Western Line North Western Bailway the party while Beefeaters lined the stair- Chicago in which he denounced Weyler as a thief famous California in 3 Days Boute June The bill for the relief of way and mounted guard outside the 29 and murderer to July 3 inclusive on account of the C the residents of Greer county Oklahoma was royal box E Convention Similar rates will be made passed At 135 p m the house adjourned Meantime the bouse filled and the eastbound For full information apply to till Monday Washington June 19 SENATiP The tar ¬ scene was most gorgeous The women ticket agents C N W By iff bill came to a halt in the senate Friday blazed with jewelry nearly every man That affair on the end of my tail said less than one page of the flax schedule being wore a uniform of some sort wliile the the rattlesnake may not seem handsome disposed of The debate drifted into politi- ¬ Indianprinces dressed in native cos but Ile skillfully threw a coil cal channels Senators Bacon Vest Jones Its a part taking in tume occupied prominent boxes and rattling good thing Yes Ark and Tillman doc- ¬ were curious spectators of the glitter an exposition 3 of democratic tariff the trine on It led to ing display Stnr Tobacco several lively exchanges during which the At length the royals began to arAs you chew tobacco for pleasure use cleaning of political dirty linen was fre- ¬ quently referred vta Mr Tillmans remarks rive the princess of Wales coming Star It is not only the best but the most were made with his characteristic vehe- ¬ first Her costume was white em- lasting and therefore the cheapest mence and at one point he frankly stated broidered with silver upon her head concerning the tariff that if there was to she wore a His Banker beautiful diamond tiare inordinate cravingThat boy of mine has an be stealing he wanted his share Takes for for money Yes he always doesSouth Carolina Late in the day Mr pearls around her neck and a long row after his father Morgan proposed an amendment to place of orders across her bodice Cleveland As she wnen tne craving comes on a ten per cent ad valorem duty on all articles entered the royal box the audience Plain Dealer now on the free list with a few stated ex- ¬ ceptions In supporting the amendment Mr rose and the band played the national We have not been without Pisos Cure for Morgan called attention to the singular fact anthem Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrel The rest of the party then filed into that the income tax feature of the Wilson bill Is not repealed and can be enforced by a the box each proceeded by the earl of Camp St Harrisburg Pa May 4 94 change in the personnel of the supreme court Lathom walking backward Among Some people laugh like amateur singrrt of the United States them were all the visiting princes and trying to run the scales Atchison Globe Washington June 22 Senate The sen- ¬ ate made giant strides on the tariff bill Mon ¬ all the members of the English royal day covering 56 pages and establishing a family except the queen Empress Halls Catarrli Cure Tecord for progress during this tariff debate Frederick of Germany and Princess Is taken internally Price 75c The last two schedules of the dutiable list Beatrice covering paper and manufactured sundries Time which vindicates a man first buries As soon as they were seated the cur ¬ were completed with the exception of the him Atchison Globe paragraph on hides gloves coal and lesser tain rose disclosing the entire cast of articles which went over This advanced the the opera among them Madame Melba senate to the free list which was taken up at and Mme De Reszke grouped upon PlIFP4 Is the basis of good health 2 pm and completed in three hours Early steady nerves mental phy Then followed such a ren- ¬ in the day the wool and silk schedules went the stage over with an agreement that wool would be dering of the national anthem as it Sca ani dcstive- strength taken up Tuesday After that the tobacco never had before after which was car- ¬ EaSEUUU if you are nervous enrich schedule the reciprocity provisions and the ried out Mr Graus carefully arranged and purify your blood with Hoods internal revenue portions of the bill as well If you are weak have as the many isolated paragraphs passed oyer programme including the second act Sarsaparilla ou appetite and desire to be strong remained to be considered Tne progress of Tannhauser the third act of Monday was so marked however that for the Gounods Romeo and Juliet and healthy and vigorous take Hoods Sarfirst time there was a feeling that the end was the fourth act of the Hugenots saparilla which will tone your stomach not far off The efforts of the singers and the create an appetite and build you up House After the approval of the journal the house under a special rule adopted a orchestra were received with the bill appropriating 100000 for the repair of dry greatest enthusiasm and the performdock No 3 at New York which recently was ance surpassed in every way the fa- ¬ discovered to be leaking badly Mr Latimer mous Gala performance given at Codem S C asked unanimous consent to have considered a bill declaring a state capa- ¬ vent Garden for the emperor of Ger-¬ Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier ble of entirely controlling the liquor traffic many easy take easy to He easy to operate 25cbuy Objected to Adjourned until Thursday to The scene was one of incomparable zivjkjk o Washington June 23 Senate An ex ¬ lovliness The whole interior of the citing debate marked the consideration of the structure was hidden by freshly wool schedule which began in the senate o i Tuesday It developed the first serious dis- ¬ cut flowers principally roses The to ¬ agreement on the republican side of the cham- upper tier of boxes was a mass oi to ber and led to a warm personal exchange be- ¬ Marcheneil roses the next tier a mass to tween Senators Carter Mont and Foraker of pink roses and the bottom tier oi to to O on one hand and Mr Allison la in charge of the bill on the other Mr rich dark red roses White flowers to Foraker asserted that an agreement concern- ¬ adorned the royal box which was sur- to to ing rates on certain wools was being violated mounted by an enormous floral crown to and that under such circumstances every of crimson roses and golden orchids to to senator would be free to act for himself Mr Allison with great vehemence declared that The box was decorated in the Louis to he could not be driven by threats Mr Carter XVL style the chairs and settees be to to who had aroused the storm endeavored to ing covered with white and yellow to have the paragraphs relating to carpet wools silk The same material fluted and to And 2300 from ST LOUIS is go over with a view to securing some united to patterned into diamonds formed the to the rate that will be made fay the action but Mr Vest in an ironical speech to objected to delaying the era of prosperity and ceiling to postponing public business while republican The box was a beautiful picture to Mr Teller of Col- ¬ The prince of Wales wore senators held a caucus to the red uni to orado also spoke against delay and took occa- ¬ sion to say he would not vote for the bill un- ¬ form of a field marshal and among all to less objectionable features were eliminated the other princes there were no two to For the Christian Endeavor Convention In to July It will also apply to Intermedi ¬ Aside from this stormy interruption fair uniforms like to ate ioSntu and in the reverse direction progress was made on the wool schedule to Have The royal group seemed a collection to WEST the remarkable visit the SOUTH ¬ Washington June 24 Sen ate After a of glittering orders and beautiful to the irrigated farms andhealth resorts to camps now orchards the ¬ contest lasting throughout the daythe senate gowns The princess of Naples wore to new mining gold seekers attracting a mul of titude the toweringr completedthe paragraphs of the wool schedule stupendous chasm of relating to raw wool and advanced into feat- - some wonderful diamonds and Grand to Rockies the of the Colorado Eiver the Grand Canon the to far famed marvels of mountain and val ¬ ures relating to manufactured woolen goods Duchess Sergius displayed the largest to ley on that western shore wlicre the blue The day was devoted largely to a discussion emeral in the world to Pacific rolls Then take this opportunity may learn all address ¬ of the effect of the tariff rates in the price to any It was noticeable however that the to ingYou accent of the about it byRoute or Santa Pe speeches were on of wool and the the undersigned the republican lines in the main At one royals were less lavish in jewelry than to to main point Mr Hoar diverted technical dis- ¬ many ladies in the other boxes who to W J BLACK C A HIGGINS by a reference to William J Bryans were fairly plastered with gems cussion 0 r a 145 9th Jcrlina to 0 Honm x t Jks f njt Boom 1345Pfll-A - Northern opposition to the tariff This brought Sen- ¬ to 8uTopeka ¬ 15Id The Kan Chicnuo ators Mantle Allen and Stewart to the de- ¬ ers of audience included all the lead- to official and social England and ift fense of Mr Bryan Mr Teller was drawn into controversy and in a few incisive re- ¬ all of the ambassadors Ambassador the marks warned his former republican as ¬ Hay with Miss Hay and Spencer Eddy sociates that their hopes of prosperity occupied his own box from this bill would be blasted Mr Quay After the performance in Covent made an effort to have the house ad valorem rates on third class wools adoptedbut he garden the prince and princess of was defeated 19 to 41 The committee rates Wales and the royal party were enter- ¬ were then agreed to viz four cents per tained at supper by Lord Rothschild pound on third class wool valued at 10 cents A or less per pound and seven cents per pound at his town house in Piccadilly on third class wools valued at over 10 cents dance followed There were S00 guests per pound The schedule was completed up Ohio Republican Ticket to paraerapa 364 relating to cloths knit fab ¬ and health makiner Toledo 0 June 24 The republic rics etc MFTY FIEIEC CORGHfeESa atthe OPERA K Consult Thy Purse et - Jelry - b -- -- t ¬ ¬ ¬ c raBEys i - -- V- - HSU - 1 E4 Mf W iij a - - 1 ra i J i tWM r r i Tj s - - v fc a IH f llWJI i u teams i f fi W - i 9 iu tea AT - - X- - 1 M f - i- ft C v- - 4 If 5 a Confederate Vets The rush of Mon- ¬ day was continued Tuesday and th reception committees on duty at the Union station and headquarters were kept very busy assigning the visitors to homes The regular trains were run in sections in order to accommo- ¬ date the very heavy demand for trans- ¬ From daylight Monday to portation midnight there arrived from all direc- ¬ tions on the Louisville and Nashville and the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railway 48 trains bringing into Nashville not less than 20000 peo- ¬ Of the number of trains arrived follows ple George Lawley Son of Boston the Louisville and Nashville had 19 one boat of 410 tons for 280000 Union and the Nashville Chattanooga and one The committee on credentials reportThe former ran Iron works of San Francisco one 830 St Louis had 29 ed 7000 delegates present and- - 1000 ton boat 3245250 two of the same for thirteen regular trains and six specials 490000 one boat of 284 tons for 225 and the latter seven regular trains and camps represented Gen Chipley of Florida chairman Hoi 22 specials 000 two for 440000 Harlan lings worth of Wilmington Del one Bain fell during the morning but of the Confederate Memorial associaboat of 276 tons for 214000 one of 340 the weather cleared somewhat toward tion presented the first report of the tons for 235000 or both for 449000 noon and in the afternoon it was commmittee The report of the board of trustees one 267 ton boat for 212000 with one of pleasant The ex confederate soldiers of the Confederate Memorial associa340 tons for 235000 or 447000 for both spent Tuesday morning in attending another of 340 tons for 236000 and the reunion at the tabernacle and tion was read and adopted The meet ¬ still another of the same size for 233 meeting old comrades The taber- ¬ ing then adjourned until 3 oclock Nashville Tenn June 24 Atlanta 500 or for both 467000 one boat of nacle a large building situated on gets the next reunion At the busi- ¬ 276 tons for 215000 pr two of the Sumner street and having a seating same for 425000 one boat of 267 tons capacity of 6000 was filled Seats on ness meeting Wednesday afternoon it for 213000 and for two 421000 the platform were occupied by the was voted to meet in Atlanta next Sons of Philadelphia one sponsors maids of honor the officers year The afternoon session wag held Cramp 340 ton boat for 245000 Bath of the association speakers of the for the purpose of winding up the busir iron works of Maine one 300 ton day and distinguished generals and ness matters before the association boat for 217900 or two for 432000 their staff officers Gov Taylor was The unanimous refusal of the associa- ¬ Columbian iron works of Baltimore accompanied by his staff in full tion to allow Gen John B Gordon to Md one 250 ton boat for 2LO000 or uniform Prominent among those who retire as commander-in-chie- f had put an end to possible difficulties and entwo for 415000 one 340 ton boat for were seated on the platform were Gen gl5000 or two for 385000 one 200 Stephen D Lee of Mississippi Judge tanglements and paved the way for a ton boat 225000 or two for 444000 J B Reagan of Texas the only sur ¬ speedy disposition of the remaining one 230 ton boat and one 260 ton boat viving member of Jefferson Davis cab- ¬ business- - A resolution commendatory 435000 for for both another inet Col A S Colyar and Dr Thomas of the reign of Queen Victoria was pair of boats of 230 tons and Menees of Nashville and Hxra J D voted down and the resolution of 260 tons af 411500 for both Atkins surviving members of the con- ¬ praise for the queens jubilee was de- ¬ The Gas Engine and Power Co of federate congress Hon Marcus J feated The business matters are alL dispos- ¬ New York one 235 ton boat for 210 Wright of Washington Gen Simon B 000 or two for 410000 John H Dia ¬ Buckner of Kentucky Col Henry C ed of and Thursday the old confeder logue of Camden N J one 243 ton Myers Col Lake Col Helm of Mem- ¬ ates and their friends will devote boat for 243000 or two or 47 000 one phis Gen E P Sykes of Mississippi themselves to social recreations7There CoL Howard of Georgia Gen Moor- ¬ are 15000 of the old soldiers in at- ¬ 270 ton boat for Wolff 269000 Official badges have been Zewicker of Portland Ore one 249 man of New Orleans CoL Baxter tendance ton boat for 214500 or two for 424- - Smith of Nashville Gen W B Bate issued to more than 12000 and regularly delegated attendants from camps 000 Charles Hillman Shipbuilding and Col John H Savage of Tennessee Engine Co of Philadelphia one 270 Dr William Jones chaplain of the and bivouacs number according to ton boat for 230000 United Confederate Veterans Gen official reports more than 8000 There Washington June 22 Judge Brad ¬ Clement Evans of Georgia and Gen never before has been so large a Hotels are ley Monday morning instructed the Joseph Wheeler of Alabama Bobert gathering in this city jury to acquit Broker Seymour on trial E Lee jr grandson of Gen Bobert E jammed business houses are full tem- ¬ for alleged contempt of the senate Lee also occupied a prominent place porary lodging places are crowded and sugar trust investigation committee on the platform A son of Gen Hood yet Thursday will witness another in- ¬ The ground was that Seymour had was also present Both of these young vasion The great parade occurs Thurs ¬ not been legally summoned Broker men were shown marked attention by day Mccartney will be tried later the veterans Gen John B Gordon BIMETALLIC LEAGUES arrived during the morning and was given an enthusiastic reception TEHUANTEPEC Of West Virginia Kentucky Ohio and In ¬ The assembly was called to order by diana Adopt a Constitution A Mexican Town of 15000 Destroyed by Gen Gordon and prayer was offered Cincinnati June 24 At 10 a m an Earthquake Not One Building Re by Dr Jones the chaplain Gov Tay- Permanent Chairman Brdwn opened mains Standing Oaxaca Mex June 22 The con lor delivered an address of welcome in the convention with an addresk He stinued earthquake shocks and heavy behalf of the state Judge Ferris spoke spoke of the great extent of territory rains have seriously interrupted tele for the county and Bishop Fitzgerald represented by the large gathering and graph communication with the Isth- who represented Mayor Mclvory spoke said it was indicative of the growing mus of Tehuantepee during the past for the city Captl J B OBrien interest in silver chairman of the executive committee three days In his speech Chairman Brown men- ¬ Advices were received here Monday made some announcements and in be tioned the name of James G Blaine that the official commission sent to the half of the committee welcomed thq It brought forth asloud applause as Gen Gordon then spoke when he referred to William J Bryan city of Tehauntepec by President Diaz visitors to investigate the reported formation briefly SecAfter Chairman Judge Reagan then delivered his ad- - retary Clark read Browns speechfrom of a volcano and the extent of the an invitation damages has arrived at its destination dress Mayor Taggart of Indianapolis to Tuesday night bands paraded the hold the next convention in and found the condition of affairs streets playing tunes familiar to all The Big Four promises low that city much worse than expected rates and The town of Tehauntepec contained who endured the trials from 61 to 65 the Indianapolis Commercial club about 15000 inhabitants and is com- Headquarters were besieged speeches promised co operation in entertainpletely destroyed so far as houses and were made and the city was one grand ment He also read a communication buildings are concerned not one re mass of festive occupants The chiei from the centennial at Nashville in maining standing There were a num ¬ subject of discussion is the proposed viting the convention to visit the exber of substantial and costly build ¬ retirement of Gen John B Gordon as position He has signified ings in the town The people are commander-in-chie- f A motion his intention of retiring from the committee was then made to have the living in tents and in the open air on on constitution report the outskirts of the place The earth command of the association and this Chairman Casset read the same which quake shocks continue to be felt at has caused a good deal of wire was adopted with one amendment frequent intervals and the people are pulling Many names are suggested The constitution provides Gen Simon B name of the organization that the terrified The heavy smoke and other for his successor shall be indications of an active volcano to the Buckner Gen Joe Wheeler Gen The League of Ohio Valley Bimetalwest of the city are no longer visible Stewart and others are suggested lic Clubs The only intimation of a rift in the lic clubs of It shall consist of bimetalWest lute of harmony which makes music Ohio and Indiana Virginia Kentucky C D QOLLINS Its for the confederate veterans comes to encourage and assist object shall be ¬ in TVho Was Badly Beaten and Robbed at from the suggestion of Gen Buckner tion of bimetallic clubs forthe formaorganized Meramoc Highlands Slowly Recover ¬ for commander-in-chie- f ing work in advocating the principle of St Louis June 22 C D Collins the free coinage of silver and gold BIMETALLIC MEN the prominent southerner who was upon equal terms badly beaten and robbed at Meramec They Are in the Cincinnati Convention In The report of the committee on Iiarge Numbers Highlands last week is slowly recov-¬ nominations was then called for Chair ¬ Cincinnati June 23 Kentucky and man Cushing then read the names proering but is not yet out of bed - His particularly the sister city just across posed as follows physician thinks that Collins com- ¬ plete recovery is a matter of but a few the river Newport appears to have For president Dr E H Beemelin captured the temporary organization Cincinnati weeks vice presidents C J In an interview Mr Collins has of the Bimetallis league conven- ¬ Bronston Lexington Ky W D Wilr aiterated his charges against Martin tion at the Pike opera house son Osgood Ind W 0 Frazier Ensley his supposed friend who he Tuesday when at its beginning Col Wheeling W Va Ohio has no vice declares assaulted and robbed him of Gaorge Washington and D L Schnei ¬ president having the presidency der both of that city were elected Secretary John E Owens Cincinnati 6000 He said I firmly believe I was lured to that respectivelyof chairman and secretary treasurer J P Tarvin Covington the convention place by Ensley so he could assault pro tem The Ky The executive committee is to be delegates about two hundred composed of A W Clark Greensburg and rob me think he had the ham mer under his coat ali evening and in number assembled shortly after Indf G D Downing Aurora Ind he did not sit beside me in the cars for 9 oclock and were called to order Ramsey Washington Newport Ky fear I would discover it He must by Hon Jeptha Garrard He delivered J L Bhinock Covington Ky D L have known where I carried the 6000 a brief address of welcome and called Baumgartner and R M Shearer Cin- ¬ although I dont see how he found it for nominations for temporary officers cinnati There being but one delegate with the above indicated result CoL from West Virginia out Washington spoke briefly in accept- ¬ from that state was the vice president recommended to Nineteen Dragoons Drowned ing the honor and assuming the be empowered to appoint the two memStPetebsbobg June 22 The river chair explaining that the pur bers of the executive committee from Kur has overflowed its banks near the pose oi tne convention was tH that state railroad depot of Nawthig in the perfect the organization of a joint Eloquent speeches were made by Tiflis district Nineteen men belong- - bimetallic club for the states of Ohio the leaders in the silver cause The ing to the Nijninovgorod dragoons J ndiana Kentucky West were swept into the water and drown and to in any and and ways Virginia convention adjourned Wednesday af-¬ all 5 advance ternoon to meet in Indianapolis next ed that cause -- garded such work The boats be are to the highest of speed The contract will demand not less than 30 knots per hour which is 2j knots faster than the speed fixed lor the Porter Two of them are to have a trial displacement of not less than 230 tons each and the other of not less than 260 tons The successful bid ¬ der is allowed 18 months to build the boats It is scarcely possible until the bids have been carefully examined by a board of experts to say which are the lowest bids The bids were as as general commanding There were no from all over the cries of no hall and when quiet had been restored Gen Gordon proceeded with his address When Gen Gordon had concluded a motion that Gen Joseph Wheeler be requested to nominate Gen Gordon for re election was made and carried Gen Stephen D Lee who had been called to the chair declared nominations closed and Gen Gordon was unanimously re elected The thousands of delegates present cheered and waved their hats and handkerchiefs and the scene was a most impressive ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ -- - ¬ 5 ¬ ¬ H rinrP ITUUU S Pi arsa parilia ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ Chicago to California vM ¬ ¬ Santa Fe Route you--wishe- ¬ d ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 9 - A ¬ ¬ S3rS6- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and became famous through being the first man subjected to the boycott in Ireland He was a land agent in 1881 in the Connemara section of county Mayo where he collected rents for a number of landlords notably the earl of Erne The captain made a speech in which he urged the people of Ireland to abstain from agrarian crimes and to adopt instead a policy of sending harsh landlords agents and bailiffs to Coventry the old term for boj cotting Events so shaped themselves that Capt Boycott was the first man the Irish experimented upon in this connection and hence the now famil¬ ¬ ¬ Death of Capt Boycott London June 22 Capt Boycott is dead He was about 55 years of age an convention Wednesday nominated the following ticket For governor Asa S Bushnell For lieutenant governor Asa W Jones For supreme court judge Joseph F BurkeL 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 nett j For attorney general Frank S Mon Camp- ¬ bell For state treasurer Samuel B HIRES ms lit Bonebrake F6r board public works Charles A Goddard For school commissioner Lewis D iar word of boycott ¬ ¬ -- Congressman MUllkens Successor Augusta Me June 22 E C Bur ¬ leigh f this city was Monday elected year - to congress from the Third district to Frederick succeed Seth L Milliken deceased The victory was an easy one over W Wif - - candidate meager The populist vote was Plaisted the democratic Il Y - Degree Conferred on President Dole June 22 The big Twenty Thousand Prisoners Released Williamstown Mass Junev24 At outh works of the Lackawana Iron London June 23 The government and Steel Co was forced to close of India as a memorial of the jubilee the commencement exercises of Wildown Monday niht and about 2500 will release 20000 prisoners who have liams college Wednesday the honorary men are out of employment because been convicted of vne various offenses degree of LLD was conferredbh San- ford Ballard Dole president ofihere- oi a dispute over a reduction ia vagag in that country Uli- Jj yuouc j Steel Works Close Down Madrid June 24 Disturbances have son of Alonzo French near taken place at Oveido capital of the here is supposed to be dying from Spanish province of that name The poison The child while playing in the barn found a package of insect gendarmes who were detailed to sup- ¬ press powder that had been used to kill lice ers the disorder fired upon the riot ¬ killing two workmen and wound ¬ on horses and swallowed the drug The physician has little hope of sav¬ ing five others A renewal of the dis- ¬ turbance is feared ing the boys life ¬ Kokomo Child Swallows Bug Poison Ind June 23 A Fatal Shooting Affray in Belknap Ala Selma Ala f June 24 Prank Biggs a prominent merchant was shot and instantly killed and Wwi J Reese was seriously wounded in a shooting scrape at Belknap Ala W A Sewell also took part Biggs father-in-lauhe shooting in tion w ian laborers shanty near Briliant sta- ¬ tion on the Allegheny Valley railroad was blown up by dynamite shortly after midnight and Gsetus Antinellc was instantly killed Tigtorina Sar torilla was fatally injured and a num ber of others received injuries of a less serious nature The police believe the explosion was the result of a plot against Aritihello and 13 Italians have been arrestee pending an mvestiga-¬ Pittsburgh Pa June Blown Up With Dynamite 24 s An Ital-¬ down whenever is full of good health Invigorating appetiz- ¬ ing satisfying Put some up to day and have it ready to put Rootbeer V thirsty youre Philadelphia Made only by The Charles B Hires Co A pack- ¬ age makes 5 gallons Sold everywhere IMPROVED HUNTER FULL CIRCLE HAY PRESSES three-year-o- ld Disturbances at Oveido Scbantoh Pa - S oi Txiawazi J -- -r 4 Vj V J- - a ii- Si - f ri f fJt fy - tit and Whiskey Habit ctireci Heat Victims in New Orleans atJionje witDOncniin Book OjT partlcuIarasentPKKE B M New Orleans June 24 The inWOOLlKYMJ Atlanta Ga basement 40 Yeet below Several oi tense heat continues here Five deaths NEW DISCOVERY jrivea the women were taken out of the shaft were reported Wednesday vrnrst ouick relief unconscious and all were injured more them is Bishop Dudley a well among cases Send for book or testimonials and curesda- - 6 and TLO known treat seat Free DrH UGKKEVS SOCSAtUBieftu or less serious One will die cotton broker ¬ June 24 Eight women and a boy were the victims oi an eleyator accident at 8 oclock Wed nesday night in the manufactory oi the C IL Balcer Tent and Awning Co 104 West Third street The operatives had been kept late and when theii work was over all made a lush for the freight elevator After eight women had crowded into the car the boy iE charge lost control of the machine and the elevator crashed down into the Nine Badly Iu jureu Kansas City Mo One Will Die Lieut Peary Going North ¬ New York June 24 Lieut Peary the Arctic explorer started for Boston Wednesday night He will sail from Boston on July 10 for the north This present trip he said is simply preliminary to next years Arctic exploration which may continue three four or five years with the intention of reaching the pole if possible ¬ 3 SfVIPQ Greatest Capacity Cheapest tfijieoCatalotie and Prices Ji Ltggfc MKmniAX MACHINE SHOPS Write for lewis Meridian MUa b for increase 2 Kejected claims reopened All laws free 31 yrs Success or no fee A W JleCormlek k Soni Cincinnati O and HashlngtOB DC PBNSIONS5 practice SS STOCK COAL HAY GRAIN D 1 1 C C 1 AND COTTON SCALES BUrrALUfBBYr Weeks Scale Works v OPIUM DROPSY v V - - Vi --- S - v r L SA - - 1 V y r il it rt - A v - t T- j i a r 7 - v- - a JLm rM-fy-- rVv w Cl i ur W f - Vt - 3V i a- - - 1 J j jYs -C 3 4 TV yJSjynw i as i i W 35fczattaaeFdm1 W - i V1 r - rv iXi-SigAuSW -- S - r vr f nt v 7- - - i p er 1 f JTT fki - i v r HV r HprT si J DIAMOND JUBILEE r o I- - W - TffiE BOTTKBGtt NEWS SR3TOrIg5i ST- 1897 impacking TRUNKS A BUFFALO STAMPEDE The queen enjoyed a good nights rest great show wedged back again to vievs A LITTLE NONSENSE early and breakfast- - London alight Her majesty rose The illuminations Neither She Do you lelong to ed lookincr were achieved more artistically than Hott- io Go AXiout the Taslv and Pre--- Ilnffaio Hills Story of a Wild Ciiarfgc with the familv on a Wagon Train tIlsheveled Waidrobes a cycling club or are you unattached The Gracious Queen of Sixty Years forward func- ¬ the decorations by day Tuesday night days to the - In- One of the most exciting scenes in He Neither Im married Now a word of advice can be given to tions with calmness and courage those of the metropolis are like every Cheered by the Throng t Her majesty at 11 oclock Tuesday thing else that had previously tram the wdsaan traveler who is not so fortu ¬ connection with hunting the bufralo dianapolis Journal was a buffalo stampede recall an I forenoon before leaving Buckingham spired during the morning hours nate as to possess a well trained maid Does your minister practice what own trunks and pack with exciting incident of this kind It was he preaches Nearly All Nations Represented In the palace for St Pauls cathedral caused greater and more resplendant than Packypur He has preached it so while I was traveling across the plains often Marvelous Civic and Military Pageant the following message to be sent over anything in her history The symbals care More rumpled and impossible he doesnt need to practice it any London Covered With Flags and the private wire from the nalace into of lovaltv and affection of imperial gowns are due to careless packing and with a bull train outfit carrying sup- more Detroit Journal Banting Beacon Fires Flash the central telegraph office whence it grandeur and the growth of the em- loose adjusting than any other one plies for Gen Albert Sidney Johnsons Papa how do the people in the Through the Empire was sent to every part of the British pire that had met the eye in painted thing JNo amount of tight packing or army that was sent against the Mor- weather bureau find out what kind of and glided mottoes devices of paper of pressure applied downward will do mons A train consisted of 25 wagons 1 London June 22 President Mc empire my heart IT thank my beloved and hunting and spangled cloth were more than accentuate the natural folds all in charge of one man who was weather we are going to have From didint know that they did my son Kinley has sent the following per- ¬ people May God bless them now reflected for miles in lines of flar A single toss of thd trunk that is loose- ¬ known as the wagon master The sec- Yonkers Statesman gonal letter to Queen Victoria which aV E and L ing gas glow worm oil lamps opal ly packed means a hopeless jumble of ond man in command was the assistant was delivered to her by Mr Whitelaw An Age of Miracles The Hostess globes paper lanterns and transpar- hats wraps bodices laces and what wagon master There was an extra Beid special envoy Society possesses a power that is al- ¬ encies incandescent lamps celluloid not Begin at the foundation with the hand the night herder and the cayallard To her majesty Victoria v queen of It does in-¬flowers and hundreds of devices in heaviest garments Do not fold too driver whose duty it was to drive the most magical Guest Great Britain and Ireland and emeasily for instance it trans thousands of colored crystals Every much shake skirts from the waistband lame and loose cattle The whole train deed How press of India Life where was brilliancy sparkle color and spread them out the entire length was denominated a bull outfit Every- forms an ass into a lion Great and good friend In the Wiggins had to have his telephone As was the case with the draperies without folding if the size of the trunk thing at that time was called an outname and on behalf of the people of Well he had Why the decorations by day were confined will allow If not spread out with fit and at the present time the para- taken out the United States I present their sin- principally to the route taken by her great care in the folds which are nat- ¬ phernalia of the hunter who goes out told his wife they must cut down ex- cere felicitations upon the 60th anni- ¬ majesty Tuesday morning and may urally taken when held in an upright on a hunting excursion is called by the penses and so she called him up every versary of your majestys accession to be said to have begun at Hyde Park position and turn over smoothly at the same name afternoon to see whether he had gone the crown of Great Britain corner Every house showed light in top Shake wraps from the shoulders Detroit Free Press When the train struck the South to baseball I express the sentiments of my some way and where it was sufficient- ¬ country alive Premature Conclusion- - That was Platte river we found the lay them fellow citizens in wishing for your ly brilliant the effect was decidedly naturally out in the folds which they with buffaloes Vast herds of these my Cousin George I was out driyisig 1 peopie Al - prolongation ot a reign ine enhanced by the day draperies though the sleevestake with great care smooth monarchs of the plains were roaming with yesterday afternoon You ouglit andturn illustrious and marked by advance in the empty stands added a rather the back smoothing the fronts over on all around us and we lay over one day to see him manage a team He is the and adjusting all science arts and popular well being Leaving the park weird effect for a grand hunt The next day we most expert driver with one hand L On behalf of my countrymen I wish illumination trimmings and frills so as to avoid pulled out of camp and the train was ever saw the notable first Drove with one hand did particularly to recognize your friend was that of the Bachelors club horizontal creases It is impossible to strung out a considerable length along Sir He talked to me ship for the United States and your where a large medallion surmounted so fold a garment as to avoid all lines the road which ran near the foot of the he Miss Julia one He is deaf and other love of peace exemplified upon impor ¬ bv a crown the center bearinjr the but those taken lengthwise of the cloth sand hills two miles from the river with the Chicago Tribune dumb tant decassions V R I all in colored crystal and the readily disappear and are also little river we saw Fuddy Lsnt Miss Smarte a little It is pleasing to acknowledge the God save the noticed as they take the direction of Between the road and the emblazoned words a large herd of buffaloes grazing quiet- extravagant debt of gratitude and respect due to I notice she wears silk queen marked the front of the club the folds f ormedCby the garment itself ADMIRAL J N MILLER had been down to the stream about every day in the week Dont your personal virtues May your life Jackets however must be so man ly they every window of- which poured out a be prolonged and peace honor and In command of the United States stream of light Other clubs followed aged as not to show a crease Loose for a drink At the same time we ob- think I ever saw her in calico Duddy ornians party of prosperity bless the people over whom The jubilee squadron Oh thats not extravagance suit with many colored devices while bodices require tissue paper for the served a from thereturning Calif too no- ¬ west They you have been caQed to rule May coming against the fact is shes terribly set the private residences facing Green support of puffs and the like but they liberty flourish throughout your em- ¬ Promptly at the hour appointed by park were not for a moment out- ¬ can be saved from much rumpling If ticed the buffalo herd and in another personal element in journalism so pire under just and equal laws and the queen the field marshal in charge classed moment thej were dashing down upon much so indeed that she never allows spread out in the trunk and folded vs your government continue strong in of the head of the column of the royal Turning into clubland proper from little as possible Then pack close and them with terrific speed The buffalo herself to appear in print Boston the affections of all who live under it procession was at the Wellington the top of St James street to the end tight Reluctant as we are to bear hercl stampeded at once and broke down Transcript And I pray God to have your majes- statue at the Hyde Park corner to re- of Pall Mall the domain of the aristoc- down upon our Twentieth Century Love Scene finery packing that is the hills So hotly were they pursued ¬ ty in His holy keeping ceive the signal that the queen had en- racy was as they wished it resplen well and scientifically done by the hunters that several hundreds of Suitor Ah- dearest Irma what ecstasy ¬ will in Done at Washington this 2Sth day tered her carriage and at 11 oclock dently flamboyant One of the private hem ruslied through our train pell mell lies in this sweet passion of love which less than being of May A D 1S97 the starting gun in the park was fired buildings had its facade picked outr in jure them one end of the thrown irto¬ frightening both men and oxen Some makes the heart flutter and the pulse a heap at trunk StockYour good friend The progress of the parade towards lights of purple and fine gold radiat ings and wagons Avere turned clear around beat faster Irma recent graduate of small wear can be used to of the WlLIilAM McKrXLEYi St Pauls cathedral whither the co ing from a medallion portrait of Wedge and many of the terrified oxen attempt- a medical school seizing his hand corners Skirts night dresses By the President lonial procession had already gone was her majesty shown in cut crys- and white heavy wear can be spread between ed to run to the hills with the Others Ha villain You are deceiving me As a mere tals John Sherman made with few days wagons attached to them Marlborough house instantly dress skirts and bodices of silk and or ¬ Your pulse is quite normal only 72r Secretary of State spectacle the royal procession was caught the eye Across the four gandie and so made to serve as protec- ¬ turned around so short that thej- - broke Begone - Fliegende Blaetter Among the list of jubilee honors is truly magnificent but as a symboliza pillars at the entrance to thegrounds the wagon tongues off Nearly all the one for the Canadian premier Wilfrid tion of power and power it eclipsed was noticeable a large branch in the tion and economize space by doing teams got entangled in their gearing THE BIG BRIDGE Laurier who is made a privy council- ¬ all previous pagents that the earth form of laurels in various shades of away with the necessity of eStra and became wild and unruly so that the People lor Sir Donald Smith the Canadian has ever witnessed green with natural berries around a clothes Hats should be nacked firnilv perplexeddriverswereunabletomanage An Object Lesson to BrooklynHopes high commissioner in London has been Capt Ames the tallest- officer in the crown surmounted medallion inscribed so as hot to move and f orfhis purpose them The buffaloes the wagons and of the Vanity of All Earthly elevated to the peerage I have been told said the Brooklyn¬ British army mounted on a great V R I The prince of Wales feath- ¬ any lights articles such as handker- ¬ the drivers were soon running in ¬ All the colonial premiers William charger led the way supported by ers and badge figured in the design chief smouchoir cases or soft and pli- every direction and there was cer- man that Mr Martin the chief engimin ¬ H Lecky the historian and Sir Her ¬ four troopers of the Second Life the whole being of the most beautiful able objects that vill not cimsh nov tainly no lack of excitement Many of neer of the bridge studied for the is the fashionable headgear may be the cattle broke their yokes and stam- istry once I dont suppose that this bert Maxwell the author have been guards Then followed representatives crystal Round the corner at York made privy councillors the prince of of the naval gun force and the royal house illuminated crystals a large used Philadelphia Times you hear One big buffalo bull became really true Most things peded ¬ inWales is made grand master and prin- horse artillery came next and other heart formed of rose petals and May entangled in one of the heavy wagon about the bridge are not true For ¬ cipal knight of the grand cross of the detachments of the army somethat HAVE LOST FAVOR blossoms chains In his desperate efforts to free stance there is that storysometime to Military bands were interpersei at Bath an earldom is conferred upon going to be done the strong thing is Baron Egerton ot Tatton and peer- frequent intervals throughout the pro- ¬ Savories to Serve at Afternoon Tens himself he not only snapped ox yoke to relieve the crush of travel during the chain in two but broke the ages are conferred upon the earl of cession Indeed such a prodigality of in Place of Cake or Wafers rush hours Of course no sensible man Glasgow Viscount Downe Justice music has never been seen in any pre- ¬ Cakes and wafers have lost favor at which it was attached and the last seen would believe such a story now and Lopes Rt Hon Ion Trant Hamilton vious parade in London Following the tea tables They have been replaced by of him he was running toward the hills anyone who would pay attention to it regular troops were the naval and mil- ¬ and Sir John Burns little savories which harmonize with with the yoke hanging from his horns doesnt deserve any better fate than into the queen these itary the popular antique silver and china A dozen other equally remarkabletime to have to cross the bridge daily at six including many of the most distin- ¬ by passing under their old fashioned cidents happened during the short Thats that the frantic buffaloes were playing p m you the way with about everyguished officers in the two services name of whets for the afternoon hear about the bridge there got thing As eaph officer was recognized by his tea originally intended to be a light havoc with our train When theybad- ¬ isnt a word of truth in it admirers he was greeted with cheers refreshment bad become a detriment through and left us our outfit was But the reason I mention the story The foreign naval and military at- ¬ to the dinner Savories on the con- ly crippled and scattered Col William about the early religious training of taches were next including Maj Gen trary are a whet to the appetite and F Cody in N Y Independent Mr Martin is that it is characteristic Miles Lieut Col Well United States clear the palate for the due appreciar of the true purpose of the bridge and naval attache and Maj Ludlow for- ¬ tion of the dinner Two or three dif CEREALS USELESS FOR INDIA of the religious flavor that clings about merly United States militarv attache ferent kinds are usually served Any ¬ A The Americans wore modest uniforms Letter Sliowinj the Futility of it People usedito think that the bridge body possessed of a little cooking was built to take people home to Brook- Sending Wheat and Corn but attracted a great deal of attention knowledge can arrange a variety of The ambassadors came next and by Senator Chandler has received a let- lyn or to enable them to get away from them at a minimum of trouble and ex-¬ ter from George A Kittredge concern- Brooklyn Since it was discovered that this time the interest of the specpense and in their variety lies half tators had become most intense These GEN NELSON A MTJLES U 8 JL ing the proposed relief expedition for this idea was all wrong and that it their charm gentlemen occupied five magnificent India and says from his knowledge of wasnt meant for any such thing some There are many kinds of fish both the conditions the proposed expedition people have never been able to under landaus there being four occupants in Passing out of Pall Mall the cellu- ¬ each vehicle Eleven similar carriages loid balloons quite justified French preserved in oil and smoked that may of corn and wheat will be impracticable stand it The truth is that the bridge followed containing the highest court taste the incandescent glow lamps be used These should be sprinkled and saysthere is no organization in In is intended as a great moral lesson dignitaries and female members of the hidden in flower petals suggested with chopped fine herbs placed upon dia for the distribution of food and and Mr Martins early religious edu- ¬ mw zy royal family who were cheered as nothing so much as a childs dream of thin slices of fresh bread fromwhich that the famine districts are scattered cation if he ever had any would make QUEEN VICTORIA they were recognized At length came Titanias court Fleet street from the the crust has been carefully cut rolled from the Madras presidency at the him just r man for the place Do The mayors of Leeds and Sheffield the personal escort of the sovereign Law Courts to Ludgate Circus was a and served en pyramide in the north you see how nicely the facts fit this are made lord mayors and the lord and the enthusiasm of the vast throng dazzling vista of prismatic and radiant Toasted crumpets heavily buttered south to the Punjaubimpossible he theory Thus a course in engineering be almost It mayor of London George Faudel Phil- ¬ rose to a high pitch Following devices ending up on Ludgate hill in spread with caviar upon which a little says would divide a large quantity ot would fit a man better than a theolog to lips is made a baronet Bancroft the there were a contingent of life the massive dome of St Pauls bril ¬ lemon juice has been squeezed and actor is knighted and the chief jus- guards and then an escort of English liantly lit by search lights standing served hot are considered a great deli¬ grain among the needy The grain ical education to run a big bridge thai tices of Manitoba Montreal and Onta- and foreign princes riding on horse- with its huge golden cross a beacon to cacy on English tea tables Anothr r would go to India in bulk but there are was merely a bridge but on the other of hand you would expect frequent break rio Messrs Taylor Taggart Tait and back in threes way of serving caviar is to spread if on no elevators there or other means Greater London and beyond receiving it in that form It must be downs on a big bridge managed by a Hagerty are knighted Field Marshal Lord Wolseley commNothing in all London or elsewhere thin bread and butter which is then duke and ander-in-chief The princess of Wales the of the British army exceeded in artistic beauty and bril- ¬ rolled up like tiny cigars Russians de- ¬ put into bags the bags must be bought former theological student intent on duchess of York the duke and duchess rode by alone and then was seen the liancy of display the scene from the clare however that the less done to and the grain filled in the bags on board the spiritual regeneration of his f ellowof Fife Prince and Princess Charles chariot in which sat the queen At Wellington statue with Bank of Eng ¬ caviar the better it will be and to send the steamer Apart from the expense men The moral lesson of the bridge Oht of Denmark and Princess Victoria this time the sun was shining brightly land on one side and the Mansion it to the tea table in its original jar of the bags I do not see how the bags could be filled in that climate in the that is plain enough Go down to Ful have jointly presented to the queen a As her majesty approached the house on the other The official home with an accompaniment of dry ton ferry Brooklyn side and look up brooch consisting of one very large cheers were deafening and overwhelm- ¬ of the lord mayor was bathed in so toast and quartered lemon isfreshfash ¬ holds of steamers white diamond encircled with a dia¬ ing The queen sat apparently un- ¬ much light that all the beauties of the ion preferred by connoisseursthe From There is the expense of sending the There you get the best view- of tho mond row grain to India and after its arrival at bridge It suggests the straight and moved at this popular ovation though The duke and duchess of Coburg the she was several times compelled to day seemed to fit in and charmingly What to Eat a port the expense of railway freight narrow path It also suggests that tho duke and duchess of Connaught Prince show the emotion she felt While she mingle with that of the night are uni ¬ heavy in India of sending it up coun best way to use the bridge if you are which With Fine Skin Creams and Princess Christian the marquis was the recipient of the grandest out- ¬ versal inilluminationstown and hamlet been every city For those who have occasion to use try A theory has plaguepromulgated not seeking moral lessons is to take and marchioness of Lome and the pouring of popular admiration and af- ¬ of England Wales and Scotland and arose from the ferry The moral pointed out by much cold cream the following recipe in India that the is duchesses of Albany and Battenberg fection ever vouchsafed to a sovereign no wheat or the bridge is the vanity of all earthly The result wheat that parts of Ireland with firehave united in a gift to her majesty of she could unfortunately see little or in some countless places with illumi Will prove not only most healing and flour will be received in other parts of hopes Did you see thatthe trustees delightful but can be made at a longr chain of diamond links with an nothing of the grandeur of the pag- ¬ works in Bombay The authorities the expense that one is in the habit India from have forbidden the receipt took out that elevator the other day bearing eantry It was painfully apparent that nations following the tall ot nig at m imperial crown in the center Well that was part of the morallesson of the empire where the of incurring for creams of best quality in Calcutta on one side the date 1S37 and on the the reports concerning the queens ap¬ every part sway Bom- ¬ They left it there long enough for queen has there yet remains Take one half pound of the very best of flour ground at flour mills at other 1S97 The dates are in bril- ¬ proaching blindness were true to be mentioned the final touch the lard and boil five minutes in a pint of bay Under no circumstances there- everybody to see it and get an idea liants lighting of the empires torch the water then place in cold water to cool fore must the grain be sent to Bom that some day he wouldnt have to walk The royal household presents to the ancient form of giving warning When perfectly cold boil in exactly bay If before its arrival in India the up all these steps to the cars and then queen a large brooch of fine brilliants or sending joy the beacon fires As 10 plague should break out in Calcutta when hope was brightest they blasteci having in the center an exceptionally ¬ oclock struck at the Greenwich obser- the same way again Repeat this opera- ¬ this city would be put into the same it by removing the elevator 27o I dont lustrous pearl with a fine drop shaped vatory a tongue of flame shot upward tion four times Then melt this clari position and the grain would have to believe that it was done of malice and pearl and chain of brilliants attached the backbone fied lard by itself and thoroughly beat remain there Very few of the people pure cussedness and desire to teaso from Great Malvern to match the jubilee necklace presentit a small of the Midland It was the jubilee into cucumber sized bottle of glycerine of India have ever seen Indian corn Brooklyn people The intention waa ed her in 1SS7 by the daughters of the Another excellent cold beacon fire Hardly had the spectator and no means of empire cream is made as follows Take two They would have know howgrinding simply to chasten and subdue the spirit time to look on it before another flared to cook It was simply in line with the so called Queen Victoria left Windsor castle it nor would they in the distance on the right than ounces of oil of sweet almonds one it Wheat too is used by comparative- improvements on the bridge The work sovereigns entrance at noon by the on tne nortn dram of white wax one dram of ly few of the people ajram on tne leit facing the longwalk and traversed was dragged along for two or three south east and west Peak answered spermaceti one half pint of rose water part oi the high Thames streets of He suggests that if the contributions years and everybody kept telling his or orange water Melt and stir in a are sent m the form of money it would to peak until from Berwick-on-TweeWindsor on her way to the railroad to Rough Tor and Brown Willie in mortar till cold A very simple and ef- be distributed in p manner to be of neighbors in the scrimmage on tho Her majestys carriage was station platform at night that the good time Cornwall from the cathedral towers ficacious salve for the lips may be made some use to the suffering people of drawn by a pair of greys with postil- ¬ was coming when there would be plenty ¬ of Litchfield Worcester Ripon Lin- by taking equal parts of almond or The queen was lions and out riders Washington Cor Chicago Trib of cars and no crowding Well the im- ¬ coln and Durham from Skidd aw to St Dlive oil and the best white wax Melt une accompanied by her eldest daughter provements are all finished and the Heliers from Hastings to Cedar Iris the wax in a clean saucepan set it on ex Empress Frederick of Germany crowding is just as bad as ever I be and across the water to Donegal and the side of the stove and stir in the oil Costly Cnhhagrex and by Princess Christian of Dublin a thousand beacon fires blazed Home QueenThree thousand dollars seems a good lieve they pretend there is 15 seconds and Princess Henry WHITELAW REID up their message of loyalty to the sovdeal of money to pay for a common or less headway between trains but the of Battenberg who occupied an- ¬ Envoy from the United States to the ereign Half an hour later the low Turkish Delijyht garden cabbage Yet this is the cost cars are the same old tsardine boxes other carriage preceding that of- her diamond jubilee lands the highlands the wild Hebrides A delicious confection is called Turk ¬ per head at which the French govern- ¬ Io it is impossible to avoid the conclu- ¬ majesty The queen on arriving at Thule sent answering ish delight To make it break one ment has for 17 years past been raising sion that the bridge is intended to even to Netima the railroad station of Windsor walk The queens carriage reached Temple signals to the sky And then slowl3 ounce of sheet gelatine into pieces and a limited crop of the familiar esculent teach Brooklyn people that hi this waitmgroom ed through the private Bar at noon where the lord mayor as the light failed from day to even soak in half a cupful of cold water for in the very heart of Paris In 1SS0 the world disappointments are alone cer ¬ leaning on the arm of an Indian at tendant and entered her saloon car- rendered- official homage to the sover- ¬ ing yound the world Stthe empires two hours Weigh our pound of granu ¬ legislature sanctioned the expenditure tain and that earthly hopes are vain Heliers the lated sugar and put it in a granite pan of 1400000 on the purchase of a bit of and Mr Martin is apparently just the torch was lit From riage The royal train started at 1210 eign to Gibraltar to Malta to with half a cupful of cold water Stand waste ground at the corner of Rue Co- ¬ man for superintendent even if it is In the first carriage in the civjl di signal leaped and arrived at Paddington at 1230 p and warm vision surrounded by Canadian troop- Cyprus to Ceylon to India where it zhe pan oyer the fire and when the su lbert Prom that day to this not an at- not true that he once studied foe the th The weather vas fine crowds se- ¬ ers was Hon Wilfred Laurier pre ¬ blazed triumphant on the Himalayans X Y Sun 2sext to Paddington the jjar is melted and comes to the boiling tempt has been made to utilize the ministry palace as the most mier of Canada and Mrs Laurier to China to Australia to Canada to point add the soaked gelatine aud boil space except for the growth of the cablected Buckingham Compensation interesting point to view the proceed- The premier received an ovation all the West Indies the empires torch steadily for 20 minutes Iflayor with bages in question to the average num Traveler I understand that iiightin- - V ings as the gathering of the envoys along the line and waved his hat in shed its radianceover the universe the rind and juice of one change the ber of 23 yearly As the annual inter ¬ gales are never heard here in Scotland t their suiteaand the Indian officers acknowledgement and juice of a- lemon and a tablespoonful est on the money amounts to 70000 jSative No but we have some of the Day in Toronto The Jubilee invited to luncheon to be afterwards New Canadians were followed by the of rum Wet a tin in cold water and each of these horticultural products South Wales lancers and other begun at noon Toronto Ont June 23 The entire turn this mixture in having it about costs the nation something like the finest whisky that ever was swallowed presented had already BostbrrTrauscript The reception of the envoys took place troops headed by Premier Reed the city is gay with bunting and flags and in inch in thickness and stand away sum mentioned Cincinnati Enquirer At 1Q oclock Tuesday in the bow drawing room of ihe palace Victoria mounted rifles accompanying evergreen Why People Marrjy- is jellied cut into Premier Turner and the New Zea morning the cannonlnthe front of the to harden When it and roll tjjem in every school in Paris there is a June 23 Congratulatory In Shc A woman marries a man to keep London iKch square parlmenti buildings boomed the royal confectioners pieces ainLamc hflrtan nounns- into Buck- ¬ landers with Premier Sedden restaurant where free meals are served- him indoors V Eiugar A few ccopped ti London June the coming salute and immediately after the long 4 Jt rrt palace from every court in Eun niV tt im4 Ltorthe childrenhoaretodlpDor to pay inham efr Am me iul y j xug tiV S V inr Ai i iuuu luaii tea a woman to M rope early Tuesday and also from the of night the crowds which had filtered j ubilee procession started on its course nui5uuuu7 them- keep hci in hats n6rikers Statesman V for --Bpstoatftoggefc 4 a v remotest parts of the British Empire out of the procession streets after the i through tne ciy fv vc a ¬ 4 i ¬ ¬ - -- r ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 1 i - ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- -- -- i -- - ¬ Injure ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- aid-de-ca- ¬ j X M ¬ h ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 51 - - ¬ ¬ one-quart- er ¬ ¬ ¬ - J -- ¬ d ¬ -- India ¬ Scheles-wig-Holste- in - 5 ¬ - ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 - - -- I r2a - - - - 23--W- ith AL 1 - X JLlm XX v I i l - - j3 -- V - fl rV f- - - i - t -- rt h - - sr - T -- j -- -- i V f tfv V vt a v- A - fl iu t J M Ii V1 - t V - - IF-- -- - i- - H- - 4V r FRIDAY -- 4 u 1 r i fty- - V e 3p A X i n v- - THE BOURBON -- JUNE 25 1897 j GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS - l -- J R9YA1 0Y4 Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks Iu The Foyer 4T In Maysville police court the paddle is now a worthy adjunct to the law and a howling success Several weeks ago a bunch of youngsters were paddled for trying to derail a street car and Tuesday a quintette of youths who rocked some Cincinnati excursionists Sunday chose a paddling in preference to a 10 fine - Ottt door life and Scotts Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with Hypophosphites have cuted thousands of cases of consump ¬ tion in the early stages They cure old advanced cases too but not so many nor so prompt ly When a case is so far ad ¬ vanced that a cure cannot be made even then SCOTTS EMULSION checks the rapid ity of the disease relieves the pains in the chest reduces the night sweats and makes the cough easier In these cases Nit comforts and prolongs life Dont experiment with cures that destroy the digestion Pin your faith to the one remedy which has been THE STAN I JCSV k v fcvYv -- Mr H it Ihg po mm SaSSWv24wmvj--v mmWm v - xa AKlN POWDER Absolutely Pure V Lewis Henderson of Newport jump ed off an express train at Shelby ville Indto call on his sweetheart Sunday and fell under the wheels and was nrnnnd to death His sweetheart saw I WL DOUGLAS 14 shoe by alone has distanced all competitors W L Doughis 350 400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 82 50 and 200 shoes for men 250 200 and 15 for boys WL Douglas shoes are by over 1000000 wearers as indorsed the best In style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every variety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for catalogue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by ¬ ¬ fie accident and is prostrated with grief ¬ S3SHOEnthBeefid years this For merit Celebrated for its great leavening A Pennsylvanian tried to suicide be strength and healthfulness Assures the ¬ food against alum and all forms of adul- cause his wife called him a mean old teration common to the cheap brands b ild headed thing He ought be thankRoyal Baking Powder CO New YOrk ful because she couldnt scalp him - r Buy BINDER TWINE AT r ¬ H H HEWS 1881 Seventeenth Year Established m BRUCE MILLER JPublished every Tuesday and Friday by WAITER CHAMP Editors and Owners Make all Checks Money Joseph Jeffersons repertoire for next season will include The Cricket on the Rip Yan Winkle and Lend Hearth Me Five Shillings Fanny Davenport is to have a new play by Margaret Merrington it will be French in scenes and characters dArd tyriw payable to the order of Champ Million Orders etc 54 SCINTILLATIONS Aii Interesting Comment Jumble Of News And it - fc mttill i1 -- im I - fim ij hli 2C I KM A V kin J - iSt JK u llJ HJiTJ in r a ft j r tklftir j w jr- iZ ii 1 Shelby ville is to haye brick streets Cynthianas Old Maids Convention netted 85 Winchester has a conven- ¬ tion to night James Cole ot Georgetown was found dead with a hole in his head near the x Big Spring branch Rev B Fay Mills and Rev DeWitt Talmage have been engaged to preach at the High Bridge camp meeting Judge DuRelle of the court of Ap- ¬ peals reverses Judge Cantrillsdecisiop who held that the 500000 State bond is- ¬ sue was illegal Mrs John O Murray of Mt Olivet has been married seven years and has attended the public school for the past six years She is 20 years old Miss Ida Gaines has been indicted at Benton for the accidental killing of Lee Rudolph She pointed what shethonght was an unloaded pistol at his head Rev Martin Hardin of Harrodsburg of ex Vice President Steven- ¬ son has accepted a call to the pulpit of -- son-in-la- w 1 iwaafc a 8SB2 aJSiKEK1 Sw J if - K - - rF-- Wi - - AK 8M Ff i i V 1H N Green Hill Presbyterian church Girard avenue Philadelphia Pa and will assume the pastorate October 1 Flemingsburg small boys are smart- ¬ ing under the iron hand o the law Burning The Times Democrat says calcium lights on the street at night without a license costs 5 and the side dishes and tick tackihg 1 and trim- ¬ mings The General Association of Kentucky Baptists at Georgetown adopted a res- ¬ olution declaring that no one engaged in the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquors should be retained in church Celery Capsules fellowship and that churches retaining Chattanooga Hockingport O August 14 96 such members should be denied repre-¬ m 635 round trip from Georgetown via To the Wright Medical Co sentation in the apsoeiation The asso- ¬ Queen Crescent Route June 14th and Columbus Ohio ciation meets next year at Hopkinsville 15th good 10 d ays to return account Gentlemen I have been using meeting American Dental Association Wrights Celery Capsules for Concerning Turnpikes stomach trouble and constipation for some three Wrights Celery Tea cures constipaThe Fayette County Fiscal Court tion sick headaches 25c at druggists months and find them even greater than recommended With pleasure and un- ¬ Tuesday bought the Georgetown turn- ¬ solicited I would recommend them to The pictures beirlg given away by pike paying 10000 for eight miles The the suffering public Isgrig are works of Harrodsburg and Richmond pikes may Davis Thomson Yours very truly ar and an ornament to any house also be secured this week D FSIMMONS y i i The Commis- ¬ sioners appointed to fix value of that portion of the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike lying in Nicholas County haye filed their report They find the pike in need of some repair and the bridge at Blue Licks also needing immediate re- ¬ pair They fix the value at 1250 per mile Col Baldwin will be here Friday to futher consult the court in regard to The Mercury says cian writes Feb 26 1895 Heart affection and nervous prostration had become so serious last fall that a little over work in the pulpit would so completely prostrate me nat seeme JT MUGS must relinquish certain I the work ministry Heart Clire of thepalpitationentirely Heart became v KCStOreS so bad that my auditors would ask me if I did not IlCdlUlaa have heart disease Last November I commenced taking Dr Miles New Heart Cure alternately with Dr Miles Nervine and derived the greatest possible benefit have just closed revival work Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and100 10 weeks Ipreaching nearly every night of and Nashville per box Send address on postal to the twice on the Sabbath can speak for hours I Wright Med 975 round trip to Nashville by repur- ¬ trial size freeCo Columbus Ohio for muuuuu suuenug ua x lormeny tuu naru working ministers should keep Dr Miles chasing tickets at Chattanooga Visit grand ramedies on hand Chattanooga Ghickamauga Lookout Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee Mountain enronte to the Exposition first bottle will benefit or money refunded Superb vestibuled Trains ¬ h Winchester Power Laundry a first i class institution and solicit a share of n BOWNE New York SCOTT the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will receive immediate attention Work Charles Hoyts new play which will be called for and delivered promptly Niagara Falls S910 produced in Detroit Dec 22 will be call- ¬ Respectfully 16ap tf ed The Run for the TrainBruce Holladay Rourd trip at this rate from George- ¬ town July 8 Q and C Route C H and D and Michigan Central Miss Ullie ricg aged ten a nne cor Through trains to Cincinnati connect Your Life Insured lc a Day net player is one of the leaders of the with special Niagara trains Cincinnati Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ to the Falls with comfortable day Richmond Military Band coaches and through sleeping cars tick- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger ets good to return until July 14 That widely traveled and judicial guarantee given you We dftre not use Elita Proctor Otis will play an im novelist Trol a banks portant part in A Ward of France minded Britishthe LondonAnthony many xloubt it name without authority if you lope wiote to write them Good health is Times next season the best life insurance years ago Wrights Of all the sights on this earth of Celery Capsules gives you good health ours which tourists travel to see at they curn Liver Kidney and Stomach Advertised Letter Lists least of all those which I have seen I trouble Rheumatism Constipation and i of letters remaining unclaimed am inclinedvto give the palm to the Sick Headaches 100 days treatment List x in Paris KLy postoffice June 25 1897 Falls of Niagara In the catalogue of coats lc a day A sight draft on above V box which brings such sights I intend to include all build ¬ bank in every Brooks Mrs Carry Martin Dumon ings pictures statues and wonders of your money back if wb fail to cure you Bowen Robert McDonald Mamie art made by mens hands and also all Sold by W T Brooks druggist Bush Susan Morris LC beauties of nature prepared by the Crer Burt Miss MaTy Neal Gillard Nickols Mrs Mattie ator for he delight of his creatures Carter John rThis is a long word but as far- as my Conny Miss Ellery Potts Miss Beckie taste and judgment go it is justified Duffy H C Snell Mrs Mollie knew no other one thing so beautiful Fantroy Charlie Spears Miss Anna so glonous and so powerful Stevens Davis Fields Will J Dr Miles Heart Cure This the first low rate of this year Garrett Nathan Smith Ellen gives a rare opportunity to visit this Goodman Mayme Taylor Mrs Sarah Goodman Maggie Taylor Miss Nellie the Svorlds greatest natural wonder nj Ask Q and f agentp about it or write Hutch craft G R Taylor Jim to Chis W Zelf D P A Forirthand Jackson Miss SusieThomas Miss Sue Kenny I H Washington Sarah Race Cincinnati W C Rinearson Wilson Miss Liz7a McCahdles Ger G P A Cincinnati O Yonn John Persons calling for aboye letters will For Rent Thf desirable please say advertised two story brick residence corner of W 1j Davis P M Seventh and High street bath jroom Xj X Low Kates - - - PARIS KY ORICK cottage 5 rooms 10 per 602 MAIN ST good cistern etc Apply to the Qitdzens I t month First class repair Ap Over Deposit Bank Chautauqua Lexington June 27 to Bank for further particulars -ply to BC JNGKELS July 9 round trip 80 cents Ujant f Or O EDWARDS Office hours to 12 a m 1 to 6 p jrr Icipient consumption is cured with Kentucky Educational Association csrozs Bowling Green vJune 27 to July 1 Dr Bells Pine far Honey Inflama tion is allayed and the clogging of the round trip 640 HERE IS NO PROFESSION whose jLJEKS2EJbhfcjPHiBMBjSfitwi tLvEj Annual Meeting Benevolent and Pro- lungs is stopped When this is accom- ¬ Ksac ESSCsaaKi labors so severely tax the nervous systective Order of Elks Minneapolis plished the road to health is a straight tem as that of the ministry The de Minn July 6 round trip July 3 and 4 one Get a bottle to day rangement of the nerve centers of the brain 2190 limited to July 11 97-- Limit hj over work frequently brings on attacks D F SIMMONS of heart trouble and nervous prostration may be extended to July 31 Rev J P Kester M D Pastor U B Of Hockingport0 Itecommends Wrights church London Mills Ills himself a physi- ¬ F B Cark L N Agent -- Book about it free for the asking For sale by all druggists at50c and -- for Over 20 Years J P EIELY Neiv Launlry Agency NEE LYS I have secured the agency for the ti - The Best Made Price as Low Anybody K - 1 I j- - 1 Ministers Should Use H VfcV wifwvstosf ¬ WWr FOR RENT M H DAILEY 4itf ¬ ¬ -- The Bargain of the Season For CASH Only While the stock lasts j v- - W C Rinearson Oenl Passr Agt Cincinnati Piles I O ANYTH Wk the sah3 - STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes Etc i i1 t i - u v Marcus Daly has offered 125000 for Galtee Moore the great Irish race horse Ben Brush the Kentucky colt won the Brooklyn Suburban Tuesday The Winner another Bluegrass product Bacond The time was 207 1 5 The Suburban was worth 7500 to M F Dsvyer ownerjof Ben Brush - when the Creator said to woman Piles t Tiles I Dr Williams Indiau Pile Ointment will In sorrow shalt thou bring forth cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching children that a curse was pro- ¬ Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instaut nounced against the human race relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment but the joy felt by every Mother is prepared onJv for Piles and Ttnhlnn- nf tw parts and nothing else Every box when she first presses to her heart Fsrivate bumoiirecu OU1U UV UrUJIUJSLS SeUL DV her babe proves the contrary mail lor 50c and SI ner hnv WILLIAMS MFG GO Props Cleveland O For sale by Danger and suffering lurk in - ASSIGNEES NOTICE All persons having claims against the assigned estate of William Tarr are requested to file thm at once and on any day before the undersigned or their at- ¬ torney verified as the law requires Any claim not filed may be birred as provided oy law JAS S STOCL RP Assignees Lexington Ky J Q Ward Atty Paris ¬ the pathway of the Expectant Mother and should be avoided See advertisement in another column that she may reach the hour when of W J Bryans new book The First real-¬ Battle Send your order to Oscar the hope of her heart is to be Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ ized in full vigor and strength ly W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-- V bon county tf Summer Tourists on sale from Queen Crescent stations to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside Spring City and Lookout Mountain MOTHERS FRIEND so relaxes the system and as- ¬ p wO 9 Exactly like ciit 75 - Low rate round trip tickets are now - Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair i i J Ste Liberal rates and limits Ask your agent about it W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati0 taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Star a most excellent paper and will have it delivered to subscribers in any part of the city for six cents per week He solicits your subscription tf 4 that the necessary change takes place sists Nature ¬ WOOD MANTEL- Sj- - without Nau- ¬ THE GREATEST OrALL sea Headache boding of da- ¬ nger x- - Sherman Stivers has JNervous or fASHION AAqAZINE Gloomy Fore¬ A Specialty hK 4 - i J3Skltf MZfsztmEr il i I j o - v CREAM 9- BAKING POWDER - trying hour is robbed of its pain AND SILVER MEDAL AT and suffering as so many happy and the AWARDED DIPLOMA does ti tr Ai vC mothers this Nothing but Mothers have experienced Friend EXPOSITION IN PARIS PRICE Seventh Annual Iteunlon ff r ji-- - 4 fiviv i5 ifl fl Mothers Friend is the greatestremedtfever YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS f Nashville Tenn June 22 24 L 292 N on the market and all our customers praise it will sell round trip tickets June - MOST PERFECT MADE ighly W H King Co WhitrKTignt Tex at 580 limited ten days An extension A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free of 10 days druggists at 100 or sent by mail on receipt TOILETTES PCBUSHINIG CO caD be had by depositing tick- ¬ Of price of Write for book containing valua¬ om Ammonia Alum or anyother adulterant et with agent at Nashville ble information for all Mothers mailed free 126WEST23 SINEW YORK F B Carr Agt 0 40 YEARS THE STANDARD The BrtffielA Bf ilator Ce Atlamta 6a i 21-22-- 23 United Confederate Veterans persuaded to use anything else Dont be deceived or 25 J T HINTON CENTS UNDERTAKING IN ALL- - ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED T0 - - v f a f v stozi lm Sffi2Sls k j iv r6 v ggagBJTLyjiM u it r -- J i - 18 f - - it- - apvL m-uM fyt J rlV F V- JsilSi OJS f i t fcr -- L TV V K5- r- - SVCjfli3 -- - - k - 5L 2- - o- - H5 f A J - - -- rfj TEE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY JTTNE 25 1897 r - - i3ME s ttSB THE UBBOH NEWS 1881 Circuit Court Proceedings Yesterday afternoon Ben Bradley a Millersburg negro who killed his wife Dora Bradley several months ago En leied at the Post office at Paris Ky as by giving her apoisoned apple was con- ¬ seco jiss mail matter victed of murder and his punishment fixed at imprisonment for life TELEPHONE NO 124 Geo Smoot was Tuesday sentenced to two and forstealing A R SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Talbotts pacer Seven Points Payable in Advance Clarence Williams was given two 2 00 Six months One year 5100 years for man slaughter news costs you cant even get a rr Henry Whitney port fkom a gun free of charge who killed his f brother several weeks ago near Houston Make all Checks Money Orders Etc school house was acquitted the testi- ¬ Cincinnati Wednesday v payable to the order of Champ Miilkk Mr Will Spears will return to mony showing that shoot- ¬ the ing was The Chattanooga to mor row unintentional Baseball Results Yesterday Mr E G Harrison of Xenia Ohio defendants mother and two brochers 12 Baltimore 5 Boston is visiting friends in the city were the principal witnesses Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 5 The grand jury has adjourned after Mr ChasMcMillan of Lexington Cleveland 5 Chicago 2 returning- - in its last report four in- ¬ is visiting relatives in the city St Louis 7 Pittsbnrg 6 dictments for nuisance two for con- ¬ Hon CM Tlfomas of this city is Washington New York Rain weapons one petit larcency two in New York on a business trip- cealed j for malicious shooting and one for rape Mr Thos A Hutchcratt arrived David Brown of Millersburg has T E Ashbrook is ably filling John S been granted a pension home Wednesday from Jessamine Smiths place as Commonwealths At¬ -Mr Ed Brown of Hopkinsville is James Chambers is reading law at the torney Mr Smith haviug been indispos- ¬ visiting his sister Mrs J T Hinton ed lor several dajs office of McMillan Talbott Mr Roger Lawson or Cincinnati Society girls will rnn the Lexington The following cates are on the court was in the city on business Wednesday street cars to day for sweet charity calendar for trial to day Common- ¬ Mrs Florence Lockhart is visiting wealth vs Sanford Fisher malicious her brother Mr Sam Kelly in Scott B F Bedford Sr who was hurt by county a runaway horse several weeks ago is cutting wounding etc Same vs James Stout grand larcency able to be out again Mr Elijah Vanarsdall of Mercer Same vs Alex Whaley malicious is visiting his daughter Mrs C B Wanted Sewing women to repair shooting wounding etcMitchell Same vs John Cantrill malicious several thousand sacks Call at office Mrs F R Armstrong visited Mr striking wounding etc of mill at once and Mrs J D Armstrong in Lexington 2t Pahis Milling Co Yearling Racers Sold Wednesday Wanted Work No wages asked Mrs Edw Ditchen is spending a The following prices were obtained A first class man will work on a farm few days in Cynthiana with her sister for board Address Wright care Monday and Tuesday at St Louis for Mrs Lail the yearlings sold by Clay Woodford Hobt Langston Paris Ky v 5 Mr Sam Neely arrived Wednesday and Woodford Bros X JohnFox Jr will give a reading to Chestnut colt by Sir Dixon Sun from Washington to visit his brother gleam 300 Mr R J Neely morrow night before the Country Club Bay colt by Hindoo Jennie Blue ¬ apat Anchorage His latest story Mr Jack Carter who has been at ¬ 375 pears in the July number of Harpers Bay colt by Sir Dixon Bella Carter tending college at Crawfordsville Ind Magazine 350 has returned home Bay colt by Julien El Spa 525 Mr and Mrs W Swift Champ have The tiial of June Johnson who shot Bay colt by Leonatus Lady of the Jeff Harris Sunday morning has been Lake 950 returned from a trip to Chicago and Bay colt by Leonatus Cardma points in Wisconsin continued until next Monday by Judge Webb Johnsons bail was placed at 825 colt by Hindoo EppleL 375 Dr H B Davis and family of Lex ¬ Bay 500 He is in jail Bay fillv by Hindoo Dreamland ington are guests at Mr J W Davis -750 on Pleasant street N will sell round trip tick- ¬ The L Bay colt by Hindoo Franconia Dr H H Roberts has returned ets Sunday from Paris to Cincinnati at 550 Bay colt Leonatus Warwicka J F from a two weeks vacation spent in 1 25 good on regular train Train Grafer New Orleans La 375 Michigan and is again in his office and returning leaves at 445 a m Bay fillyLeonatus Falaise Will Dar Mrs Blanche Alexander and daugh- ¬ leaves Cincinnati Central Station at denMemphis Tenn 525 755 p in Chestnut filly Fonso Eva S W P ter Miss Jessie have gone to Carthage Knight St Louis Mo 550 Mo to spend the Summer with rela- ¬ The Sunday Schools of the Second Bay colt Leonatus Piantress Will tives Presbvterian and Christian Churches Darden Memphis Tenn 800 Miss Bessie Kenney his returned were given a delightful pic nic yesterda Kentucky Chautauqua home from Maysville where she has been in W H Clays woodtand near Eliza- ¬ beth The courtesies extended by Mr The National Holiday will be cele- ¬ employed for several months as trimmer Clay and family added very much to the brated at the Kentucky Chautauqua at in a millinery store Mrs Ashbrook and daughter of Lexington July 3d A great program v pleasure of the occasions 11 a m an ad- ¬ Elgin 111 and Mrs James Batterton E J Myall and Early Minter had a is offered that day At dress W Hon Henry Watterson subject and Mr Keller Sauer of Lexington most4 exciting experience Wednesday 1 great aregueststfMrs phas Sauer night while returning in a buggy from Abraham Lincoln At p m a 200 members of The Paris friends of E T Porter of theL A W meet Just after they left realistic sham battle by pleased to CyntLiana the storm broke and they the State Guard At 230an address by the Lexington Leader will be B Gordon subject Thet learn that he has been removed 3 a stopped and turned the back of their Gen John Lightning pla3ed First Days of the Confederacy At 230 the hospital and is making satisftX buggy to the rain a prize drill by the Kentucky State progress toward recovery jj all around jthem striking a telephone Guard At 8 a great musical and Mrs Keith Culbertson and They re ¬ post just twenty feet away novelty program A special train will Miss Sue Spears of New Albany k turned to Cynthiana and waited until leave Lexington af terxthe entertainment merly of this city will leave the first of the storm was over at night for Maysville and all interme- ¬ next month for a trip to Europe They 4 Tillo Wins Another Stake diate points at special reduced rates will be absent about a year This will be the greatest day in the Miss Lizzie Connell has returned Tuesday at Latonia Turney Bros caphistory of the Chautauqua and no one from a brief visit to Miss Lillie Jouett tured the Latonia Spring Prize with should miss I it during the bicycle meet in Cynthiana their goodcolt Tillo the race being an o accompanied by Miss Jouett who will easy thing for him The stake was Cheap Rates To California be her guest for a few days worth 1145 National Convention Young Peoples Mr Wm S Talbott returned yes- ¬ Boone On The Fourth San Society of Christian Endeavor terday from Columbia S C after McNamara returned Wednes ¬ Francisco July 7th to 12th The L seyeral months absence He reports a Will day to Cincinnati to assist Prof Edwin N will sell tickets to San Francisco fine prospect for crops in that section Boone the hypnotist in performing the intermediate points on direct lines at and thinks the Fall trade will be good sensational hypnotic burial feat at 2950 one way June 29 30 July 1 2 Mrs H A Guchrie Misses Sailie For It 3d good for continuous passage Coney Island on the Fourth of July further information call on F B Carr Withers Mainie Robinson Ella Headly will be witnessed by thousands and Mr Will Withers of Lexington Agent Shooting At North Middletown Tickets East bound will be sold at Miss Sailie Osborne of Louisville and ¬ about same rates as West bound tickets Mr John Cannon of Frankfort are be Tuesday evening at six oclock at be July ing entertained by Mr and Mrs T E North Middletown Bob Gilkey was shot Dates of sale East bound will 17 19 2226 29 Aug Ashbrook on Duncan avenue through the shoulder by Abe Evans a 12 13 14 15 16 Col J G Craddock W A Hill uegroex convict from whom he tried to 2 5 and 9th continuous passage Misses Flora Hill Genelle Corbett Jr Gilkey was ac- ¬ collect some money Lexington Chautauqua June 29th to and Margaret Ingels and G N Parris companied to the negros home by July 9th Low late excursion tickets and wife of this city were among the Mason Talbott After refusing to pay on sale via the Quetm Crescent Route Kentuckians registered Tuesday at the the money Evans shot at both Gilkey On the dates above named selling daily Louisville building at the Nashville and Talbott wounding the former ticketsgood until July 10th for return Centennial All the party except Col but Talbott passage at the rate of one third fare for Craddock returned home last night Gilkey was unarmed Mrs Maggie Waller Misses Mary emptied his pistol at Evans without ef- the round trip These tickets are on fect sale from Cincinnati and all points in Irvine Davis Sadie Davis Sadie Hart Evans escaped arrest and is still at Kentucky Ask ticket agents for fur- ¬ Lucy Lowry and Allie Hart Dr W C Ussery Dr Geo Spencer Messrs John large ther particulars Seventeenth Year Establlhed -one-half-yea- I 4 Last night the Bourbon Dancing Club gave a s well dance at the Hotel COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Windsor Quite a number of pleasant THE NEWS MAN yisitorswere present and a most de lightful evening was danced away to Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And the inspiring music of Saxtons orches- ¬ tra Among TShose present were Elsewhere Rev Father Burke was in Lexing- ¬ Misses Lucy Montgomery Elizabeth town j Fannie Rogers Bertie Rogers ton Wednesday Middle Geo N Parris and bride have re ¬ Georgetown Helen Forster town Ohio Birdie Zaring Richmond turned from Nashville Ethel Lipscomb Virginia Frances Mr and Mrs W T Brooks were in ¬ PERSONAL MENTION v ii a hmm O -- - - -- S - - V -- - 5r T k-- - Delightful Dauce aJoajiiiijijiii - r Look Before You Buy And remeitiber we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund- ed and you to be the judge of it il 1 Reidrr Miriam Woruial Mfcysville - Lexing r ton Miss Bowe Columbus O Amanda Ratliff Carlisle Kate Alexander Edith Alexander Nellie Mann Nannie Clay Sailie Joe Hedges Mamie Rion Etta Quisenberry Eddie Spears Mallie Meng Clara Wilmoth Fannie Ma n Margaret Bessie Hayney Butler 35 Alicb Spears Dr M H Daily Dr S SEASON Gveo Spencer Messrs 0 O Hinton L Yi Butler Henry Lilleston Croxton Q 1 Rion Llewellyn Spears B A Frank VTkAJdio Bob Frank StrotherQnisenberry Will Clarke Jiiiiau Howe Will Spears Chattanooga Ford Brent Ed Hutch craft Henry Thompson J M Pufnell C Alexander Jr Sam Clay Allen Zaiing Richmond Roy Clendenin Mortimer Hallain John K Spears W M Hinton Jr Chas McMillan Lex Jive large counters devoted to the sale of Wash Goods Laces ington Ed Tucker C F Fisher Mad ¬ Hamburgs Tabl Linens and Napkins Towels Muslin Underwear ison Will Wornald Carroll Marshal Bed Spreads Hosiery Onyx5 and articles too numerous to mention Geo W Clay Chas Wickliffe John Barlow Sid Offutt Georgetown ¬ - Katherine and Sailie Bronston Buy your shoes of us and get onoitne beautiful medallion pictures FREE See themon exhibition at our store l - X i I MVlSiTHOMSONISGRIG FIRST OF THE I o -- mvuii i BarcaifflYftdiiw iiTm fir RliiiiKftrs THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY ti June 24th 25tli and 26th ¬ i 1 6 ALL GENUINE BARGAINS are Fresh 1 The Jj A W Meet JT TheL A W meet at Cynthiana All the above named goods STOCK OFFERED New Goods NO OLDx -- Tuesday and Wednesday was a grand success and the Maiden City did herself prond in entertaining tho cyclers in handsome style Ftov the pleasure of the visitors were three balls a fete a ban ¬ quet parade a run to Edge water Stock Farm and a run to Lovers Lane The racing was excellent on the second day Paris had but two repre- ¬ sentatives in the races Jas W Ingels and Chas R James Ingels winning one second prize a silk um hrella and James capturing one secoud and two third prizes getting five boxes of cigars The races resulted Mil6 Novice W Oder Robinson first Charles R James Paris second Stan lev Searce Lexington third Time 25 Remember THREE DAYS ONLY 529 Main St Paris Ky reat deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer A less Hosiery at 10c and l5cv Others get 25c for the same goods Our domestic stock is the beg assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c kins are our speoialt and we will - Very Best Cotton 8c savjBsyou 25c on the dollar if you 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c buy them from us Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c Gr D Corsets 50c 75c and 1 are the best in the world for-- the Percales and Penangs 7cVv price Ladies Bleached Vests at 10c Ladies and Childrens full seam full taped worth 25c v i CONDONS i nil 3 I T s Spring Dress Goods in all the 231 newest eflecta strictly all wool at Two mile Handicap Horace Poutch 25c and 39c worth double Louisville 100 yards first H I Crane Cincinnati 220 yards second John D We will still sell our finest Dress 35 Park Covington third Time 440 Patterns in black and colors at 4 Quarter Mile S F Robbins Middle some of them are marked 6 8 to wn O first Phil Bornwasser Louis- S10 ville second D D Slade Lexington third Time 036 2 5 Half Mile Kentucky Ch ampionship Victor Dupree Louisville first H W Middendorff Louisville second D D Slade Lexington third Time 117 2 5 Mile Open F S Robbins first Phil Bornwasser second Yiotor Dupree 1 n i I Mile 24U class Horace Poutch first E L Thompson Louisville second Ed Grossman Covington third Time Open Phil Bornwasser first F S Robtjins second E L Thompaon third Time 146 Two Mile Kentucky State Champion ship Victor Dupree first Phil Born wasser second Ed Grossman third third Time303 241 1 5 Half mile charge ¬ ¬ See the new portraits we enlarge free of -- wi i i ¬ -- Time 658 1 5 Mile Bluegrass Country Champion- ¬ ship D D Slade Lexington first J W Ingels Paris second J H Carter Lexington third Time 245 Half Mile Handicap D D Slade Lexington 65 yards first W T Odor Harrison County 100 yards second H W Middendorff Louisville 20 yards third lime 102 ijjMile I Open P Bornwasser Louisville first F S Robbins Middletown Ohio second Victor Dupree Louisville third Time 249 Mile Handicap John D Park Jr Kenton County 80 yards first Horace Pontch Louisville 60 yards second Odor 175 yards third Time 112 Mile 230 class Dupee first Ed ¬ 41 j s j i Buj your binder twine of ine -- Quality first class prices the low- est y Grossman Covington second dorff third Time 229 Middn 0 EDWARDS Paris 3S37- i V Paced Barnwasser first Middendorff second Grossman third Time 1331 Half Mile Blue Grass Counties Slacie first J A Carter Lexington secourt C R lames Paris third Time Harrison Countv Championship sUfc-f W T Odor first H Craig second WE HATE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00E OF Five Miles Kentucky Championship lliii ni A Fred Fisher third Time 246 The races were witnessed 2000 people by about ¬ Both Gilkey and Talbott are excellent young men Paris At The Bicycle Races -- - Seedless Watermelons Think of having seedless watermel- ¬ -- K 3 ons transparent juicy pulp with no Among the Paris cyclers who attended seeds to hinder your enjoyment Think the L A W meet at Cynthiana were of having a musk melon sweet and Dr W C Ussery Early and Edgar lucious to its center Is it not worth Minter Jas Daugherty E J Myall F trying for worth a little experiment- ¬ Jacobs T M McDermott Jimmie Foe ing Try it When the vines have August Gutzeit L Ramp K Jameson grown some thre or four feet cover Lee Starke Bob Adair C R James J the stalk at third or fourth leaf and W Ingels B A Frank Croxton Rion keep it covered until it takes root Will Spears Cash Armstrong Jim which will take from two to three Chambers Duncan Taylor Will Taylor weeks After it has taken root the Robt Dow Joe Varden GKentVar vine must be severed from the parent den Davy Leer Jim Link Jake Spears stalk The new plant will produce Jim Hardy F rank Remington Quincy seedless melons Try it and see what Ward Chas Dudley Sam Woodford can be done New York Tribune Talbot Ford Dan Peed T H Tarr Wood Grinnan Ray Mann W W Hall OBITUARY Williams Carroll Marshall and Albert Hinton composed a boating party which onjoyed a trip and a lunch up Stoner Tuesday evening The Lexington Herald yesterday Messrs Dan Bryan Richard Nelsaid son and Walter Bronston expect to leave on Saturday for Paris Ky to spend Sunday with Miss Nannie Clay Miss Clay has one of the most beautiful coun ¬ try homes in Bourbon county which is filled now with a fascinating party ¬ Lexington gets the meet next year Middlesboro and Paducah wanted it Our Prices are lower than any house It was decided to use 200 of Pap quality and style are considered We askin Central Kentucky when you to give us a calLg Ruffs bequest for a monument over his grave and 800 for a memorial fountain somewhere on the Maysville pike The division appropriated 100 additional to the monument fund Clarence McLean who gave an exhibi- ¬ S E TIPTON Cutter tion last year at the Paris fair did some fiue trick riding Full line of samples The leading cyclers in Kentucky were We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt at the meet mmm suitings asd trocsermos FOR SPRING AND SUMMER -- i The following Paris ladies saw the Miss Hugo Schilling races Mrs Amanda Ratliff Carlisle Mrs John James Misses Mame Rion Clara WilLizzie Connell Maud Stout mothMrs M W Garland Maud Peebles Misse Nannie Ewalfi Julia Connell June and Kate Jameson Nellie Mann Anna Connell Clara Peebles N W A Parker Jr persons having claims against assigned estate of H Margolen SE AN Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ are requested to present them at once OaJChursday night last between my emnizations Of The Marriage Tows proven as required by law to N BEGQRHTOB residence on Pleasant street and my properly Miss Mamie Ready of Lexington who store on Main street a ladys small sil-¬ the undersigned in Paris Ky Those has frequently visited Mrs Mary Roche ver watch with chain and bracelet knowing themselves indebted to H Margolen are requested to pay promptly 434 Majn St Paris Ky of this city was married Wednesday to Liberrl reward for retnrn and thereby avoid court cost GUS FEE R P Maloney of Lexington ALSO DEALER IN LOUIS SALOSHIN Secret marriages have been popular Assignee with Kentucky couple3 during the past Oil Harmon Stitt Attorney Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory year No less than twenty have been limy Ma- ¬ Of The Dead For Spring 1897 announced in the past three months The infant child of Mr and Mrs 0 Window We arenow receiving Spring goods in Men who like a cool quick quiet and D M Chenault of Richmond H Mehagan died Wednesday night at Mr Glass all the new lasts and colors The best Miss Elizabeth Reid of Mt Ster- ¬ productions o the leading manufactur¬ easy shave should patronize Crawford the home of Mrs Florence Lockhart and o Bros barber shop Clean first class ling were married Wednesday night at ers and at reasonable prices Wflghts Celery Tea regulates the a very fashionable wedding There were Estimates promptly furnished for bath rooms are connected with the shop CLA RION s liver and kidneys cures constipation glass paints painting and decorating Satisfactory service at all times tf and sick headache 25c at all druggists twenty six persons in the bridal party i rfr fc 7n r t NUPTIAL KNOTS Lost Watch ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL C A DAUGHERTY t sibi Pfiira 1 Paints Tarnishes Brushes Artists terials Etc I -- 1 - - - - f H- - - v i -- -- - i - r v- v - - Zl- - a i s r V i z- - J M V s5 - 5 V- - f6 -- V i jiV4vY- Tj JU - L 1 r- - U f j i b5 - - Tv ft 1A Pl THE BOTKBON AT BEDTIME KESl TJ TT aAV - V thy JUNE 251897 V1 V- -V t- r - - l V i - - - - X - ItST 5v started on his march with two excited thfyend was iiqt yet Lambert and hiff perafe case though soothed by th THE SEASON OF RIBBONS BOURBON NEWS deputy marshals for guides OFive miles vdetkchment took station at Vernon knowledge that all the row at Vernon Peeping oer the balusters Seventeenth YearEstablished 18810 out they met some horsemen convoying yhence the negroes had fled in terror At bedtimas witching hour that is the human cause of it all TMn Ik What the Present Sunvmer 3Iay Truly He Called an old carriage containing Walton ancf all warring was tat an end Such was already out of danger Close begged There comes from upper regions published Every Tuesday and Friday by H Voices of magic power IUtmons are conspicuous and delightful-feaScroggs seriously wounded and a doc- - were his orders and he had no choice the doctor for full particulars not only SALTER CHAMP EdIt0r3 and Owner Good night mamma good night papa RUGE MILLER f tures of womans summer wardtor With the escort Lambert held yet it would have been wiser counsel as to how they were but how they exGood night to everybody brief parley also with the wounded to recall him and his party within 24 pected to git along through the win- robe One hardly sees a frock without With pleasant dreams to all of you Good night to Nid Nid Noddy man who thougli weak was full of hours They could have done better ter and at last said he wished to speak a knot or belt of ribhon Even tailo i DREDGING IN A DESERT ls pluck and spirits his sole anxiety service nearer home How it happened to him alone whereat Potts and Lam made gowns have flat applications here But Nid Nid Noddy answers not and there of it Jacket revers are seemed to be on the score of his wife none could ever surely say Among bert wondering left the tent Only pa and ma and Sue r Am6rican JRnierprlse Retracing- Pre- Who wait and list with beating hearts faced with some smart plaid effect Or and the shock the news wpuld cause the whites it remained for years an historic Canals in an Arizona Valley the doctor came It was And know just what to do her Theyaccount giyen the young off- article of faith that desperate and de ¬ forth andlong before did he called the tli ere is a tiny vest or a wide girdle During- my last visit to Arizona 1 The mother drops her knitting work when he which lends the note of gay color some-icer of the circumstances leading up to termined negroes had followed Walton young fv And hurries up the stairs saw in the Salt River valley a sight officer aside a quiver in his voice times so In time to see some little knees the facts differed radically from that Scroggs to his refuge and there wreaked and a queer moisture about his specdesirable even in a plain cos that would strike a stranger as queer Bended low for prayers tume with which he and his commander had vengeance for the blood of their fellows tacles said a New York man who makes an Have you no expert on the thus far been favored This was to be Among the negroes it has never been eye and the ear in God bless mamma papa and Joe Thin dresses luxuriate in ribbons A occasional trip to the far west the army he asked whole pieces Bess May Tom Sue and Ivitty expected as up to this pointheir sole loolced on as other than a direct mani ¬ being consumed when the steam dredging scow such as is used in The the Grandpa and grandma old and gray informants were either negroes or a festation of divine wrath upon their of the captain should have delaybenefit fancy runs that way for skirt ruffles deepeningrivers andharbors for naviga ¬ And nervous moresthe pity best advice without couple of whites of the Parmelee stamp enemies and peresecutors miscellaneous Our teachers and our playmates too How the was voyaging slowly and steadily tion Lambert said he would report the Silk and light waist frills and sash endsIn the north as a rule the affair ap- ¬ house could have so suddenly burst into The cook who gives us food wool fabrics no less revthrough a wide strip of arid desert Johnns who comes from marketing peared to have been a wanton and un- ¬ flame everyone could theorize and no matter at once to department head- - pi in wTinf srvmA writorc nro-fi r nn IT 8K It had started landward from Salt Hiver With things to eat so good quarters and while they were still talk- provoked attack by Walton Scroggs and one explain but at three oclock in the ribnds becalse that the oWfash and Avas excavating its own channel J TMrl i nv VU4X1U God bless them all is touchingly his friends upon some negroes who had morning the few men remaining with ing two men on mo J iuiuH out from ioned way of spelling them ahead the river waters following and old Breathed on the evening air beyond all arClose in In IP floating it as it advanced 3ut the work Whose upraised eyes and folded hands been instrumental ininsecuringof hisred ¬ Capt sleep by camp were startled from town and man Potts Lamberts rail have the great dry goods shops ribbons doubt with him rest nothing short a fact outgrown their lawful corners Tell of our bedtime prayer their the report of the sentrys way friend the conductor and these done was not in fact the making of a 1arts 5K handed act of vengeance as was evi-¬ musket and the yell of Eire When down to sleep I lay fne and have stolen to center store counters new channel but the digging out of an and And go to the land of Nod dent from the fact that immediately on springing from their tents were gentlemen too had come to surren- where other f emininearticles rightful old one the irrigating canal made by a If I never here come back again Close could have had his fill ol ly belong his release he and his party armed to greeted by the sound of crackling wood- ¬ der May I have a home with God W It is civilized people that lived and flourtriumph and adulation that dull De- tables that manyupon these prominent the teeth had ridden over to Vernon work and screams for aid and the sight Clark W Bryan in Good Housekeeping choice bargains now ished and departed before recorded cember evening had he been so minded arc to be found But one must have a instead of going home and without ofi Walton Hall one glare of flame American history began That there and the doctor more complaisant but knowing eye else she will buy great warning or apparent warrant had be- ¬ Some men got there quicker than was a time when this wide valley now gun the indiscriminate shooting down others none were slow but even the that practitioner said that while he yards at small prices of lengths which y being- again redeemed to man was a of certain unpopular whites and their foremost of the soldiers were appalled was not in charge of the case he would are not suitable for her purpose at all garden of plenty teeming with inhab strenuously advise against further disluckless negro supporters and bewildered by what they saw and turbance of the patient When at las An example is the picot scallop- edge itants is shown bjr the extensive and taffeta which abounds in some remIn the south except among certain heard Catherine Walton and the quad- ¬ they were all gone regular system of broad canals leading BY CAPTAIN CIIARIjES KING and Lambert could nant ribbon counters Fashion and journals published in the interest of roon maid Elinor wringing their hands from the river through which water for address himself to the radical republican party the oth- ¬ and imploring them to save the bed ¬ mail stacked up on the little packet- ol good taste have agreed that ribbons fp irrigation was convejed out upon the LCopyrlght 1894 by B Lippincott Co aa the office desk he was with little scallopj edges whatever J er side of the story was promptly cir ¬ ridden mother while Esther was mak cultivated lands These canals though Capt Scroggs and a friend ing vain effort to drag a helpless form rejoicing to think how the good in his their width are trivial in character culated choked for centuries with drifting sand XIII Continued endeavoring to reach home by a cir- ¬ through the blazing hallway jit was at queer comrade was winning due recog- Consequent these are desirable only und earth still are plainly indicated If1 Hes a rough diamond for the trimming of the most summerv You could easily but you dont want cuitous route so as to avoid trouble after this juncture that Close came laboring nition at last on the face of the ground and so skill- Kb fully were they planned and built that to or you would have given me my cap his release from jail where he had up the path He was slow heavy had he said toashimself but brave as a lion h of womenst frocks or for the fussiest steel among cnimrens gowns been incarcerated several weeks on a longer distance to run- and was pant- - and true inodern engineering science applied long ago And then as he opened the first letter - The woman who does not know buys Oh and the jaunty kepi went baseless trumped up charges were set ing hard but he burst through the to irrigation can do no better than respinning into the darkness of the night upon in the streets of Vernon by a squad already scrambling up the steps from department headquarters ad- ribbons with flourished edges to trim trace their course and restore them The region was well chosen by the and the little lady stamped in fury at blackguardly pack of loafers insulted sprang through the fire flashing portal dressed to Brevet Capt T P Close both her Sunday gown and church hat y WteentK infantry The same type of woman writes a hand 7 primitive canal builders as a land of her own blunder Take your cap and abused and assaulted and finally com- and with the strength of an ox heaved Eirst Lieutenant f Oi pelled in self defense to draw their re- ¬ Walton groaning upon his shoulders Lamberts face ialed and his eyes di- that is more or less curleycues habitation The climate is drjr sunny rr0 v HT lated It was a brief curt official note We Il said Lambert with provok- ¬ volvers not r however until they had tumbled him out into the arms of his Ispent the morning j esterday in exin fvTi rf tpmnorafuro nnrl lio ofir w LStv wwfww at tne toucn ot water becomes ing coolness if Im to follow my cap been fired upon One odd circumstance men then turned on gasping Esther directing Capt Close to turn over the amining the latest things in ribbons earth Hi command of his company and post and says a woman in the New York Press feitile and productive Here the apri- it hasnt gone towards camp at all It connected with these perennial shooting Wheres your mothers room Al ¬ report in arrest to the colonel of his regi Mostly they are marked by excellence cots and oranges ripen long in advance eems excuse me if I come back for a scrapes in those days was the fact that most fainting she could only lean upon Acin the color combination and a certain of those fruits in California and Flor light it seems to have dropped close to in footing up the score it was always the pillar for support and point ment at New Orleans for trial knowledge receipt bjr telegraph five negroes toone white was through the vista of smoke and flame character in design which for want of ida and are of rare quality What that old arbor of yours among the rose found that What a Christmas greeting a better name one calls smartness race laid out the canals and built the bushes where you sit in the summer about the proportion of casualties This Close leaped like a tiger with Cun ¬ TO BE CONTINUED Smartness never has to do with inde- ¬ towns whose ruins are strung along moonlit evenings Suppose we leave it may have been due to the fact that the ningham and Murphy at his back An cision This is emphatically a ribbon the valley is a question not yet settled as an excuse for me to drop around ratio of black to white in every scrim- ¬ instant and these latter reappeared season of plaids and stripes mage was about five to one or else that blind staggering their faces hidden by archaeologists Aztecs or Toltecs next time you go there m LOVE ¬ Ui KVfti H or each nation in turn probably tar Brocaded ribbons are out and soare But now she seized a candle and went the Caucasian being cooler and long in their hands and burst out into the K Amigra- ¬ bounding down the steps A moments skilled in the use of arms was more open air stumbling heedlessly down the SufTei eth X ong and Is Kind Wrote the nearly all floral designs except expen- ¬ ried here in their centuries-long- tf ljApostle and the Charwoman Confirms It sive ones in washed in effects or sash tions southward to the valley of Mex- ¬ search among the bushes and she found effective in close combat At all events steps A groan went up from the men IV ico and the ruins niay be of an older it also him for he calmly followed when impartially investigated it was their captain was gone In vain Burns It mtikes all the difference in the width And a few others in odd Dresden im 1 r people than either of these and found that this Vernon difficulty dif- ¬ and McBride strove to rush in to the world what a person marines for Im patterns especially for childrens use Theres your cap she said fered from its fellows in no particular rescue Mortal man could not stand so thankful that I didnt make any Stripes and plaids come in all ribbon Near Mesa in this valley sixmiles yawnduhs the gate said a small shabbily weights moire satin surah taffeta He looked up in affected pain and except one that it had no political such heat And then in the midst of mistake east of Tempe is a particularly strange significance rand impressive rum the ruin of anim astonishment whatever Waltons the wild wailing of the terrified and dressed tired looking woman who was linen gauze Colors range from disfriends rejoicing with him in his re ¬ helpless women came from around the scrubbing- at a house where she had tinct Scotch and shepherd plaids to anense building now fallen into a Why Miss Katesie I supposed you moundlike heap covering an area of were simply acting- on my suggestion lease from durance vile did so after the north side of the Tiouse an exultant asked for work Her tongue was as line combinations in the faintest tints two acres Its walls were of the fash- ¬ and Ave were going to have such a lovely fashion of the day and more or less bad cheer Those men who had had sense nimble as her fingers but her views on white backgrounds The present ion the Mexicans call cajones built up time at the bower Thats why I fol- whiskj was consumed before the stage enough to strive to reach the side win ¬ on all topics were so cheery and hope greatest demand is for taffetas for hat reached Vernon where more friends dows1 were rewarded by th sudden ful notwithstanding her manifest jov trimmings But as more delicate hats compactly without layers or joints It lowed crty that her garrulity did not become are required the gauze and linen rib- ¬ Oh Ah should like to tay uh your twere met more treats exchanged and is believed that the material used was clay mixed with cactus juice which tongue out You know Ah hate the where as the devil of mischief would tiresome to the listening newspaper bons are to be used lavishly have it he happened into the bar of Jiardened into cement as durable al very ground you stand on The colored combinations are usually woman Her opinions on marriage 3nost as rock The settlers in the val ¬ coming as they did from a woman to made vigorously For example a rib- ¬ The gloom in his face gave way in ¬ the old tavern just at the moment when two or three others ajl white were hap ¬ come long- distances to the ruin to stantly to radiant joy ley You do whom marriage had brought poverty bon runs blue and green atad black get this material which tliey use in really he cried Oh I nqver hoped pening out One of these was an old and unceasing labor for an invalid hus The black stripe is an inch wide and making mortar for housebuilding pul¬ for that I thought you loved every time admirer of Esther Walton a man band were refreshing and had the joins the blue and green without any verizing it and then mixing it with inch of this ugly old state and that 1 with whomScroggs had been at outs shading One may find nearly any Ting of a true heart water as they would lime N Y Sun never could coax you to leave it Do for years There was a jostle unintenr Yes she said f oiks that marries color union she fancies ready arranged a sneer in the careless apology tional you really hate it so arai for but one thiner makes a dreadful in a ribbon Thus lilac canary and But now fairlv beside herself with and a rankling word or two Peace- ¬ mistake I often think to myself white Gray black white and gerani- ¬ WAKING ON TIME IflPT t¬ vexation the girl had turned and fled makers drew the principals apart In What if I had married for anything in um Violet green cream white and TAn Alarm CIocls Conscience Whldi her little feet seeming to fly up the deed Walton was too happy to continue the world but love real genuine sure black Indeed some women select a worn old steps that groaned and creaked his journey home and Esther wards to v Guarded a Sick Cliild enough love What a fix Id be in to- ribbon and make a dress after the rib ¬ bons color scheme A man who wished to make sure that under any other touch ¬ care to quarrel But his rivals heart He stood gazday u an ailing child in a bed ian adjoining ing after her a moment the teasing and brain were burning and more One beautiful gauze riband is white You see iny husbands been an in ¬ l ooni kept covered through the night merry smile still hovering about his liquor made matters worse The horses valid for nine years He went into with quarter inch stripes of yellow aid who before he went to sleep him ¬ lips then picked up the cap she had were being brought around from the slow consumption four years after we shading to orange A clever woman self made a memorandum to the effect hurled to earth and walked blithely stable with the troop of vagrant ne ¬ r Ti were married and he aint worked six would see possibilities in it for the key yj r groes loafing after when despite the that he must not sleep more than an away weeks all told since and Ive toad all note say the belt and neck ribbon of a hour or two withoujt waking really Not ten yards from the gute came efforts of his friends the half drunken the support of him anrt our three chil charming afternoon gown Another fell into a very sound slumber But in Corp Cunningham on the run Capt man came lurching out of a neighboring dren for nine years and Ive done it ribbon is three inch cerise moire with the midst of it he was awakened ap Ciose desired to see the lieutenant at saloon and with savage oaths rushed by trailin round from house to house an inch white gros grain edge This parently hearing the bell of the town Dnce A negro stood bj7- the campfire at Walton demanding satisfaction again has a half inch edge of black velu scrubbin and cleanin house and all vet AV clock not far away strike six oclock A black gauze in front of Closes tent trembling from Weapons were drawn and shots ex- ¬ h the feelin Ive had about it has been of scarlet orange ribbon has plaidings V With his precious burden all the strokes falling clearly one either fear or excitement or both his changed on the instant and one of the and white A suggesone of thankfulness that I was ablend a - tvvo three four five six Now this protruding eyes fixed on the form of scattered mob of negroes fell dead with tion for some one to use in fashioning willin to do it r TMin is flPfiistninpfl n imco mm m a black frock Of course the scarlet old Basmus who was eagerly jabbering a bullet tlirough his heart while f o a thrusting open of the shutters and the SposhV I hadnt married for love J Ivj nnrl oolrln m c ITlfr jit siV VInolr uuu duiuuill OJCCpO JdOl to the company commander -orange and white decorations must be moment Walton with smoking pistol appearance of the well known burly wvv Ifg f Mr form of their captain with some Sposin Id married for riches and applied judiciously that hour it has long been for him the Do you know anything bout this stood alone looking down at his as- ¬ blanket shrouded shape in his arms theyd taken wings and flew away end of the night and the beginning of lieutenant Of ribbons in solid color one which asked Close These sailant writhing on the sidewalk The flames leaped forth from that very Sposin Id married for beauty and - the day As he heard the strokes nat- - rlarkies say WA Friends rushed in carried one man into resembles the old Louisine and which theres been a big mh orally he had the impression that he towards Vernon and that row over the drug store and crowded Walton in- ¬ casement but a second after Close and sickness and misry had robbed my is made on an alpaca loom is the newest Walton his precious burden were lowered to husband of his good looks Wouldnt and most beautiful liad slept all night and had neglected Scroggs is among the killed i to the tavern bar It was fair fiffht If you can imagine I be in a nice fix the child He got up quickly and was what alpaca would look like if it were Jie nao drawn only in self defense His the walk below But I didnt marry for a thing on made from silk you can see this ribbon x And this was the storv of a brave surprised to find that the darkness tvas assailant was to blame and there was XTV intense and on striking a light and con- no man to suggest arrest But he stood mans deed be heard from every lip earth but respect and love for a good exactly It is liked in nine inch width The first Christmas a young fellow isiiltiug his watch he was astonished tQ spends in the army there pale and unnerved now covered said Lambert later as he hastened man and I aint regretted it and I for crush hat trimming But this one he is apt to with sorrow is find not only that he had not slept f at the disaster to the man back on receipt of the news and this aint a bit unhappy or discontented material is too soft for many pretty more than two hours but that no bell remember What he did in years be- ¬ who even though no friend was popu ¬ was the response made by the brave exceptin in the sorrow- that comes dresses For these the taffetas nnrt had struck that it was between the fore or of what nature werethe festivi- ¬ lar well and widely known and ac- man himself when his lieutenant bent from the certainty that I aint goin moires are preferred ly hours so that he could not have heard ties in those that followed may ir cording to the somewhat accessible over his seniors seared and bandaged to have my husband with me much Ribbons for sailor hats and belts are the clock strike some other hour and course of time become but vague and standard of the state and day a per ¬ face next day and tendered his soldierlj longer of plaid in an- coloring you can pic ¬ mistaken it for six There was it should shadowy pictures before the minds fect gentleman slowly over Hes failin fast now xoor t It was characteristic congratulations Turningto the wreck I aint ever looked on him as adeaH¬ ture Hat bands ready made to hook be mentioned no striking clock in the eye After something like 20 years of of the time and on his side Close pointed bur on easily and take off with equaj ease place that nobody pres--chouse nor within hearing except the service as a commissioned officer Mr of a pair of uniform trousers scorched den I aint throwed it up to him that are to be found on the ribbon counter happened to think of the dead negroi - town clock which he supposed he ¬ had in a had Lambert was heard to say that never Among these poor people Walton and burned ruineddozen places and ir Ive nor the livin to make I aint fret In wash ribbons nothing especially new even wlien a homesick plebe at West lieard but had not ted retrievably coinplained nor done any oV has developed But the dealers say that Point had he passed so forlorn a Scroggs was perhaps deservedly un ¬ Now this seems to be a clear case of Them the things I would surely have done colors get faster and faster By whicl Look said he mournfully the operation of some sort of machinery Christmastide as that which immedi- ¬ popular The other man open handed was my best pants if Id made the dreadful mistake of they mean that they wash better Vel- ¬ r generous easj going had won not a in the mans mind whereby he was ately succeeded his graduation Then it was found that not only had marryin for anjthing but real affec vet ribbons in narrow widths are used t The rain was beating down in sullen little of their unreasoning yet enthusi- the strange old fellow lost his hair and tion aroused by the premature occurrence of generously especially in black on many the sensation of a summons that was shower upon the bare and dripping astic regard It was while Scroggs beard and not a little of the cuticle of Folks that marries for anything silk waists sufe to awake him under ordinary cir- - wooas and sodden fields the roads with two advisers was seated sad and his face and hands as well as those else has got a lot of unhappiness be One cannot go cumstances That the man was sound were deep in mud camp of which he trembling in a little room of the tavern patched but precious best pants but fore em that I dont know anvthinar then if she trims wrong fashionably her gowns with ribasleep was proved by the fact that he was once more commander was wet awaiting the result of the doctors ex- ¬ that his ejesight was threatened The about Cincinnati Enquirer bons and ribbons But she must take C might easily have heard the bell strike and cold and cheerless in the adjoining amination of his fainting foe that a good old doctor who had for so many care not to trim the striped dresses with 11 and 12 for the window was open and tent lay his senior officer groaning on citizen came rushinsr in Scrofnrs years attended Affected the Verdict Waltons and who striped ribbon nor the figured ones youll have to get out of this quick had come at oncethe renew his ministra- ¬ soon afterward being awake he heard a bed of pain hands and face blistered to You see gentlemen said the coun with figured or there will be sorrow in it strike one oclock loudly but he and bandaged hair and eyebrows gone There was a meeting of that old Grant tions under the humble roof in town sel for the defendant complacently it the hearts of those who behold her A heard nothing of the noisy striking of while over across the way a pile o and Colfax club going on up the street thatu was their temporary refuge lis- ¬ was a compensation case I have got ribbon usually should sum the color A tnese hours He had gone to sleep very scorched and blackened timbers a and the niggers have rushed in and told tened to the story of Closes heroism the plaintiff into a very nice dilemma notes of a costume orlend a harmonious cm you killed Pete Jackson tired and but for the summons so skill- ¬ couple of brick chimneys and the stone The with quickened pulse and kindled eye If he went there seeing that the placo tone to it St Louis Republic fully directed by his subconsciousness foundations were all that were left of whole gang of em are coming He and Mr Barton Potts who had was dangerous there was contributory occurring at the expiration of the time Walton Hall V Coming They were already there hastened back from Quitman came out negligence and as his lordship will Apricot Rice Pudding A he had set when he fell asleep he might With furious yells and vengeful threats The story brought in of the big camp to see and thank the piostrate toll you he cant recover If he did One scant cupful rice two cupfuls easuy nave slept all night The ringi- it Vernon though exaggerated row a surging crowd of negroes came tear to soldier Potts being ceremonious in his not see it was dangerous neither could boiling water one tablespoonf ul butter had I ng- of no hour but six ever roused him been ing along the village street stopping sufficiently one and admiration my client have under ordinary circumstances there- ¬ course of an hour confirmed in the only a moment to verify the death of expression of gratitudehis apology for no negligence seen it and there was salt half cupful sugar one teaspoonful or so that wintry one egg one cupful apricots one most earnest m on his part In eitliei and fore said hisunsleeping subconscious- ¬ evening of Lamberts last visit to lit their friend and too late now for ex what he had said and thought of Close case lam entitled to your verdict The half cupful bread crumbs Cook the rice the ness I will ring in six oclock on him homestead to warrant his being or- planation or denial they swarmed in the past The doctor stayed longer jury retired Well gentlemen said in double boiler with the water then and see if that will make him getup and dered thither madly into the office demanding Wa- ¬ by the silent sufferers cot carefully the foreman I think weonust give him add butter salt sugar and egg well with cover the baby The false summons to support the civilhalf the company¬ ltons body The battle was on in an in- ¬ ill authorities in re Butter a three pint mold stuclying his face as far as it could be 300 All agreed except astout rud beaten ivorlced like a charm Such things maks storing peace Close reported the stant a battle for life a GO seconds war ceen Professional etiquette prevented dy gentleman in the corner who cried sprinkle with crumbs put in ajayer of many more than Alice in Wonderland situation by telegraph to department of races white against black as it had his saying anything that might be a hoarsely Give him another 50 gem rice and cover with apricots a layer of play they are two people Toledo headquarters and the action taken by to be since none wrould listen to reason reflection on the treatment and practice men for getting into the dilemma rice and so on until the dish is full Blade him his dispatch reaching the general and superior nerve and aim told Pis- of the contract surgeon yet it was Verdict accordingly London House Cover with buttered crumbs and bake if ml 20 minutes Serve with apricot commanding the next day an hour or tols and the office were emptied about plain to Lambert and to Potts too hold Words Aligrratfon of Bats sauce so after that official had been ordered the same moment but five more darkies that he was disturbed Close however Boston Budget appears that several species of bats It t till migrate southward in winter and north ¬ from Washington to send full particu had gone to join Pete Jackson at the seemed to think less of his own xlight Its Often So r-Plain Darlc Onlie I tell you it takes a burglkfyt ward in summer after the manner oi lars of the disturbance in his bailiwick mercy seat and the jroprietor of the than of that of the Waltons who ex ¬ riJU One pint of dark molasses not too for the federal officials in the south and Southern Star had died like the soldier cept the little patch of fields about the make a man rich un birds Some bats which are found-duf-indark one eggf one bowlful of sour milk tii the partisans of both sides of the po he was defending the life of his guest ruined homestead had lost everything You mean poor7 dont you the warm months as far north as about one pint one large tablespoonf ul No I mean rich Maine and the Adirondack mountains litical questions at issue had worked Scroggs himself seriously wounded they owned in the world and who were of butter or beef dripping one tea- start for the south in the autumn and the night wires for all they were worth was borne away on the dark Tugaloo now in sore anxiety and distress The In what way spend the winter in South Carolina and j an tlie ery morning papers were road and far and wide the affrighted terrible shock and exposure had been Well I have been reading about th spoonful each of cloves allspice cassia Georgia returning with the sun at theMur wtk details of the tragic out- - negroes were scurrying over the coun ¬ tbo much for one so fragile as the lady value of the goods stoleoifrom Singer t ginger and nutmeg 1 teasnopnfuls of iw- beginning of the next summer season i break try carrying tidings of riot as they ran another and Mrsi Walton was sinking house and I find that be haslostmort saleratus not heaping put inthe sour milk This inakes twobig loaves Bos- Tt was inidnight when Lambert Youths Companion Itwas all a miserable blunder - but fasf- - Walton Scroggs toor was in des than he ever had HChioago Post j ij jv A ¬ ¬ ¬ -- v V ¬ - ¬ ¬ 1 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - GflPTfl N 6L0SE ¬ - -- ¬ - M - ¬ ¬ I 1 T - ¬ -- - ¬ -- t - ¬ ¬ t fc v V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 JC PAtr 1 - Jt V 3 - 1 JX u iJ 5 - - ¬ - - ¬ ¬ - x -- ¬ -- i 5 - -- ¬ tvi - m m ijr ¬ - ¬ - ¬ -- lr 1 - ¬ - - nt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- J ¬ -- - - ¬ ¬ J ¬ f ¬ - v- ¬ - LA- 1 M U- - i If I Jt V- - V - VA i luu iooe v W y t - -- - - - - - - - -- - ifel - w - - t Ezscnzm H1 - r ri t r k Y f - v T K PiV r w 3 v tVf 73 - - - -- v - - i r 4 v CV r t - WT V C ft v THEBOTJBBD NEW CURE FOR WEWBJ WbUtfDSf xa -- v r i THE FARMING WORLD - HINTS FROM MICHIGAN A GARDEN LEVELER Should Have One of Tliem is where horti- culturists are thoughtful to use tried methods and devise new ones to get the soil in proper condition to receive the seed For a cheap arrangement I have not found a better implement to level and smooth the soil when it is loose as well as to mask the lumps than the v portrayal below It consists of a plank a S feet long 12 inches wide and two inches thick with a strap of iron b spiked to the front square edge with half hook half eye pieces c bolted on top sides of plank foot from each end 2 inches back from the edge angling somewhat toward each other at front edge of the plank I use 1 inch rope with a loop knot in the center forckrvis and knots in each end to prevent it from - In Irrigated Sections Every Farmer In irrigated sections drawing through the loopeye - To Fir s i IRRIGATDORSGARDEN s eminence and expose their wounds to ¬ as nailed across the center board Begin yourv roadmaking at the far- the pure air of the mountain tops After top side of plank extending back of thest point away in your road district the Turco Russian war he noticed also plank 6 inches the board being leveled As soon as you pass a mans farm his that the invalids sat with their wounded o as to tilt back end up 2 inches The interest naturally begins to lag By limbs bare on the deck Scientifically plank is used tflatwise with strap iron starting on the outside and working in developed and with the addition of edge ahead 0o scrape heavy ride on every man is interested until the last oxygen one part of oxygen to one part front center edge and to dump step load is drawn We had some opposi- ¬ of purified air that is the principle now one ifoot back on end of short cross tion at the start for commencing where adopted at the Oxygen home Boxesare hoard A little experience will enable we did but before we got through all filled with the mixture at the gaso ¬ one to do good work Lie down and look were satisfied In our case the town meter and attached to the chambers in all directions to see where more soil board by appropriation paid the men which inclose the wounds When a needs to be taken away and where who shoveled on wagons and also a Daily Mail representative visited the iHiore needs to be dumped If the land man to spread the gravel on the road hospital a merry little lad afflicted with is Mo ibe flooded make the ditches and Wc farmers donated the team work discharges from the ears was running iborders to give each land a finishing and also got some cash donations from about with a tube in each ear attached touch withttheleveler J Wesley East- ¬ outside parties The town graded and to a gas bag hung like a school satchel fixed the road ready to receive the across his back A mam witha diseased wood in iFarm and Home e complete the XEVELER arrangement a dhort scraper Cooperative Road plaiting in Alloxan A ZulnHint Leads to a Wonderful County Ib a Success JMkcovcxtt The new system of oxygen treatment Among the first things that should interest the farmer next to the finan- ¬ was discovered by Dr George Stoker cial question should be good roads in brother of Mr Bram Stoker of the order that they can get their produce Lvceum theater It consists of the ex to market in the shortest time by draw ¬ posure to the aft ectedparts to the action ing larger loads Have had some ex¬ of oxygen gas The ailments disappear perience in this matter and will give as if by inagicr How Surgeon Major Semple dealing with the readers of your valuable paper Possibly-- the the results of my experience My farm the discovery says as located three miles cast of the coun- ¬ oxygen acts in one or more of the fol- ¬ a Diminution of irri- ¬ ty seat the soil is clay part of the way lowing wa3rs and sand the remainder tation Any dressing you choose to ap- ¬ On the clav soil we rounded or turn ply to an open sore causes more irritapiked the road well up from each side tion than a mixture of oxygen and purve from two and one half to three feet on air b Direct stimulation without ir- ¬ c The oxygen maj oxidize the sand road not quite so much On ritation top we placed clay about a foot the toxins produced by the thick in center so water would run in the surface of the ulcer This off into ditch on either side thereby may apply more especially to the toxins leaving roadbed free from standing produced by baccilli when present water The first and principal point in d As stated bj-- Dr Stoker the oxygen permanent roadmaking is to keep the has possibly a selective power in its water off - Graveling is another impor ¬ action on micro organisms present in tant thing unless done right the road the ulcer encouraging staphylococci will be made even worse than before which then outgrow the bacilli About eight yards of gravel to the rod Sufferers will be glad to learn that so should be used as free from stones as long as they have only staphylococci possible Would throw out all large which are comparatively harmless mon- ¬ stones when drawn and have small sters it is all right ones raked off once or twice during die The new method of treatment was first two or three years filling the ruts suggested to the doctor by the Zulus by raking or scraping with road When they are wounded they climb an ¬ A PART OF THE SHOW S ai tlie Yonngr Fellow Couldnt See It Without a Diagram The curtain hJid linen mnrr rlnivn nn fko last act of that exciting melodrama The ower of Beer 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 Tegards the bright coin pasted on the under ¬ side of the tobacco dealers cigar case And one man out of the throng pushed his way to the box office window See here said he excitedly I want The redbird sings and the sunshine flings i And a its gold through my window-pane Bweet perfume steals into my room from If You Have Any of Th6ae Symp ¬ The skies are the rosea in the lane toms Act at Once clear in the school yard near the children romp in glee the earth is bright in the 6lad Do you know the reason why you will sunlight but what is it all to me For across the way there is a din to day go to tb e hospital my poor friend that tortures my weary brain the maiden Because you have allowed yourself fair with auburn hair is at the piano again io go from bad to worse You did not -- Sunshine and Sadness WOMEN DONT WAltf - - Up-to-Da- te micro-organis- ms -- If all the guns made by the Winchester my money hack Repeating Arms Co 2Tew Haven Ct could Hum said the ticket seller carelessly be collected there would be more than an outrage said the man Its enough to equip the standing armies of the Yes 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 isde vrr j served for they always give entire satisfac- ¬ I 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 bad 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 works which enough and you get no money back see it leaves the When buying ainsures its be-¬ ing perfect gun the WinIhat s vvhere the robbery comes in and if chester is the mahe to take for it can alyou havent mind enough to grasp it I ways be relied upon Send for a large illus- cantsee that theres anv kick due from you tratedv catalogue free whatever Boston Budget ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Would Arm the World know that that heat swelling and ten-derness in your left side were all signs of congestion of the ovary Any intelligent woman could har told you that congestion is fatal to trie - 3 C uterine system and that an ovary WmLhM Xk congest ed leads to tumor forma tion and you were TU H AN J2Z Jx that J m A iYU f - H tB NH ik H v mm gravel FRUITS Jlove Kacli Pnuknirc as Uniform in MARKETING depends on the price it will fetch It is essential therefore that good care be taken to pick sort and pack it so that when opened in market the fruit will present an attractive appearance A few unripe or a few overripe specimens in a box or basket will damage the sale With all fruit maturity is a distinct stage and ripeness or mellowness an- ¬ other For marketing fruit should be fully matured that is full grown but it should not be so ripe as to be mellow The stage of ripeness at which fruit should be picked depends upon the time and distance it must be sent for sale If allowed to remain on the tree or bush until ripe it will be soft and often partly rotten by the time it reaches the consumer Generally all early fruit if picked when mature will be in the right condition for use when it reaches the consumer jn early or yrquite all early fruits decay soon after Qunlityas Possible Upon the condition that the fruit is in vwhen it is offered for sale largely Now why could not similar arrange ¬ ments be made and carried out in other localities It is of the utmost impor- ¬ tance to the farmer and likewise to the business man as a road of this kind can be used every day in the year and much heavier loads may be drawn surely an important item W H War¬ ner Jr in Rural World hospital for 36 years OneTnan who had suffered for 40 years isfTioWCured jln IMPROVING A SPRING all 72 cases bnve been treated in the home representing an aggregate of Protection That Will Keep tlie Water 327 years of suffering Of these 46 have Pure and Wholesome It is very commonly the case that the been cured and 14 are still Tinder treat- ¬ spring in use upon the farm is little ment and progressing favorably Ite short of a lnudhole especially if it is a duced to averages the cured patients suffered for 5y2 years each and were spring to which cattle have access cured by the oxygen treatment in two Neatness as well as hygienic consid erations calls for so improving the months London Mail -- eye wore an appliance little larger than the ordinary shade Patients lay imbed with diseased limbs inclosed dn glass cases fed automatically with the mixed gas Comparisons with th e photographs of the original wounds showed that re ¬ markable improvements bad been ef¬ fected in a veTy short time Two of the men had suffered before entering the Therese had two distinguishing gifts One was sarcasm and the other was water colors She and Quatorze had been engaged once and they quaxicled for some reason Neither of them seemed to know exactly 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 color 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 apLTtform with steps leading up to the top of it Overhead was 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 neecy 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 Tan afraid the light wont be quite right aid 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 K Y Telegram ¬ ¬ -- Hor Xlce Bit of Sarcasm Yes said Mr Snicksnackle I do not danger NqwCj like my name at all They say that either you will have the legislature or the district court will change it for me Which would you apply to undergo the operation of ovariotolmy to if you were in my predicament the cutting out of the ovary Well said she thoughtfully a minis Yes you will recover at least I hop ter would do for me quite And three hours later it struck him that you will but you will never be perhaps there was a mild hint in what she the same woman again Congestion of had said Cincinnati Commercial Tribune the ovaries is fatal to health If you ¬ Her Suggestion in awful n M Summer Tours Via Bis Four Route To the Mountains Lakes and Seashore Special Low Rates will be in effect to Put -- ¬ in Bay Islands of Lake Erie Lake Chautauqua Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St Lawrence River Adirondacks Lake George New England Resorts New York and Boston To the Great Lakes Cleveland San- ¬ dusky 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 Four or address E 0 McCor mick Passenger Traffic Manager Big Four Cincinnati O ¬ ¬ Good as New face here to night Penelope Oh yes there is Miss Made ¬ iras face has just been reenameled Up-to-Da- te Jack Dashing Why there is not a new Kissed him eood bv before he went out to battle with the cold cold world he thought uiat sne naa never looiiea so winsome even ¬ spring that the water cannot be defiled nor become the home of a variety oi animal life Let the spring be cleaned out care they are fully ripe All fruits sent to market should be carefully sorted Have each package as uniform in quality as possible It is jpoor economy to mix the bad fruit among the best hoping in this way to sell the poor at a better price the re- ¬ verse always happens Have the pack ¬ ages neat attractive and convenient Jn many cases the difference in price between carefully sorted neatty packed fruit and that of a poor quality determines the question of profit or loss The best always sells at a fair price while often when the market is overstocked poor grades are not saleable at any price St Louis Republic ¬ 7f V GARDEN AND ORCHARD -- Dustingiwith white ellebore is a good remedy for currant worms In planting for homeuse select only vvelJ known standard varieties Air slaked lime dusted on rose bushes when the dew is on will kill insect pests So much fruit that the limbs are liable to breakdown should not be left on Salsify andparsnipsaretwo root crops that can be left intheround until they are wanted to use Fresh cow manurediluted with water to the consistency of cream is a good jvemedy for squash bugs A stout stake set by a slender tree and the tree tied to it will help ma-terially to secure a straight growth Pear blight quince blight and apple the trees WALLED AND COVERED SPRING fully then let either a square or cir cular wall of brick or ston be laid up in cement a pipe being inserted for the A closely fitting outlet as shown cover completes the improvement By this plan a suppty of water can be ac- ¬ cumulated for stock by simply closing the outlet until the tank becomes full Otherwise the stock might have to wait a long- time in turn for a chance to drink A walled and covered spring will also be found much cooler in hot weather than the one that exists in a ¬ - tiU natural state N Y Tribune V twig blight are best cufced by cutting all afieeled limbs and burning them If desirable to use liquid manure the better plan is to apply it weak and fre ¬ quently Do nol put it on the foliage Protecting the birds is one cheap way of fighting the insect pests in the gar-¬ den Dont allow boys to kill the binds or rob the nests Set thin pasicboard or strips of tin bent round over the earty set cabbage and tomato plants to protect them from cut worms on the surface thoroughly stirred into iLe surface with a rake is a good rem edy for cut worms The greater portion of the roots of the grapevine grow near the surface The cultivation should always be shallow Sl Louis Republic A liberal application of wood ashes has been made at Wolverhampton Eng¬ The ma- ¬ land by a local engineer terials being laid dn a Portland cement concrete six inches thick lie finds that granite costs 3 per square yard with a life of 30 year Australian hardwood blocks 450 per square yard lasting IS years creosote deal blocks 3 per square yard the durability being but A two inch natural rock 12 years asphalt on the same bed good for 15 years costs 325 per square yard To maintain 7992 square yards of pave- ¬ ment 30 years including watering and scavengering is found to cost 45000 forgranite 87220 for Australian hard- ¬ wood 73S00 for creosote deal and 65 175 for natural rock asphalt A comparison of various pavements Tlie Cost of Pavements VERY FINE PATHS The CJrouud Useci in lalcing Cost TTreniy Three Cents a Pound Surrounding1 the residence of James H Heeluru Esq of Xhrwood is - a series of wallcs made of small gravel To tho casual observer there is nothinc an the walks to call for especial notice In faet unless Ms intention was called to the matter he would be apt td sniff up his nose kick the tiny gravel and say in a slangy way Thero areioth ers But there are no others like this It is the most expensive series of grav eled wallcs in the world composed as they are of seven or eight tons oi gravel each pound of which cost Ir Ileekin something like 23 cents Some were less costly but to offset this and increase the average eost some of the viny stones were weighed out at a cost of 30 or more eents a pound This gravel has naught to recommend them as things of beauty They are small brownish and grayish in color with a few stones here and there of a reddish cast but all in all not beauti ¬ ful or striking in any particular Naturally one would think a business man too filled with common sense to indulge in such a luxury especially when beauty and art are absent in the result But the facts in the case are Mr Heekin bought all these tons of gravel without seeing them and very much against his will In a certain sense he was imposed upon and lie very wisel3- - concluded to make the best of a bad bargain So he made the walks around his house and at his leisure has a pride in tramping over the most costly graveled walks upon the face of ¬ train that is to bear you away from those dear to you you will if you are wise have safely stowed away in your luggage a suiti in their old courting days safeguard against ill- ¬ cient supply of And now my bad boy must have as many ness Ilostetters that Stomach Bitters Com slaps as years he has lived for to day is his mercial travelers tourists and pioneer embirthday she went on beginning the igrants concur in testifying to the fortifying chastening sanitations and saving properties of the great tonic Yhy so it is he said with that mo- ¬ Use for constipation biliousness malarial mentary sensation of years passing helpless- and kidney complaints and nervousness ly away which middle aged men experience upon these occasions one thing above If And what lovely thing shall his darling some theres like to answer its another that¬ people an unanswerwife get him for a birthday present this able argument N Weekly year she went on You already have a smoking cabinet and a card table and mv dining room lamp you know was one of my birthday presents to you And then Td go kind of light my dear he an¬ DIRECT 0 if you want to get the most good out swered somewhat moodily Get me some little cheap thing I havent been able to Pearline Otherwise youll be putting pay for my last years birthday present 2sT Y Journal yet in too much and wasting the ¬ -- Asslie stood upon the top stoop antl Something Cheap On the deck of the steamer or on board Ere the Farewell Is Spolien the ¬ have any such symptoms be advised in time take a medicine of specifics powers I You can find none better than Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound prepared especially to meet the needs of womans sexual system You can get it at any good druggists Following we publish a letter from s woman in Milwaukee which relates how she was cured of ovarian trouble 41 Dear Mrs Pinkham I suffered vithT 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 me the ovaries would have to be removed I took treatment two years to escape¬ an operation but still remained in miserable health in both body and mind ex¬ pecting to part with my reason eaclt coming month After using one- bottla of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable 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 Vegetable Compound My gratitude is great indeed to the one to whom so many women owe their Mks F M health and happiness Knapp 563 Wentworth Ave Milwau- ¬ kee Wis - - J JK j n tick to the Directions MRU C4M of i It cures painful swollen smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feeieasy It is a certain cure for sweating callous hot tired aching feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists and ehoe stores 25c Trial package FKEE Write to Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y That was a sensational prayer Dr Gumms delivered the other Sunday I wonder if he expected it to be answered Certain ¬ ly And it was too Why nearly every Brook ¬ paper iu the country replied to it -- Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Shake Into Your Shoes tvr V and calling it expensive wont get as much help from itas you expected and youll have to do more work Directions on w Or you won t put in enough and so you Pearling 1 sA 527 5 every package for hdt and cold water washing with and without boiling These simple easy directions have revolutionized the work of washing H ottiiiaiiwiaiiaiwiii3iwiioiMiK5iiyiiaiaigii3iwii8ii8iiiiwiiraiwmiwriMiioiiBitaiiaiwiciwixnjiKiiwitiHmiiwn3iig lyn Life i s itfIF ailPME JBiHIl8 fcBMP ILffli HQInHllia VkSnuwnm I took a tramp in the woods yesterday5 said IMiss Frocks to the new arrival at Deer Park Did you Oh well I suppose that men are so scarce that even a tramp is bet ter than nothing Life j ¬ Poisonous matter instead o Being thrown out is reasorked into I I I the tjlood When this poison reaches the delicate Brain tissue it a causes congestion ana that awful dull throbbing sickening pain REMOVE THE CAUSE BY M xiihiirabiiwiiiiia v m ALWAYS YftAGE 3T TO THE LAZY LIVER 3 i z 5 S 5 Wheat Corn Barley and Flax reward the tiller of the soil As a stock and dairy country South Dakota leads all the world First class farm lands with nearby markets can I now be bought for from 10 12 15 and upwards per acre and this is the time to I invest For further particulars write to ¬ Between Seed Time find Harvest Is a good opnortnnitv to enquire about iarming lanos in joutn uaKota only one days ride from Chicago Bountiful crops of 8ja43 r STIMULATING THE 1MB DO Making the poison move on and out and purifying the Blood Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway Old Colony Building Chicago 111 Geo II Heafford General Passenger Agent fuei i i he eiiect is AJLMU51 liNJLAlN JLilJNEUUa wfcose sensitive organism is especially prone to sick neadacnes f NOT SUEFER for you can by the tise of CASCARETS be People who say they cannot write a plain hand because they are so nervous talk as if they expected to be believed Wash- ¬ ington Democrat 0lMiMiMiiiMiMiMiMiMieiieiiiiiaiioiieisiiMiieiitMieiiciiieic4ieiaiiniMiMlMieitii9iiMiiCWiMiMi3iiiMir Alili DRUGGISTS 10c 25c OOc f VM Hk7flli5VCiJ faBlI HWHCBg55BBb Youns Spendthrift I didnt get you any birthday present dad thought youd Tit Bits rather keep the money the earth THE MARKETS I i x v - I - It is a yellow bellfiower and was planted when this whole region was almost a solid forest Five feet from the ground it measures nine feet six inches in circumference and it would take a basket 48 feet wide to set under doc- ¬ the tree to catch every apple that falls shows some signs of decay tor The tree Doctor Thats bad A sore teat or udder is enough to now but it is thought the year 1900 producin ta - Cincinnati make a cow kick if the sore place 1s Bad You wouldnt think so if you will find it boarded where I do Harlem lifetouched omraercial Tribw ne I o- -- llore Fruit Ninety Yearn On the farm of Enoch McCall near Wrightsville 0 stands an apple tree that has been bearing fruit for 90 years Wlint Dairying Reyaires Dairying requires constant study and intelligent thought it requires in which to build up a profitable herd of cows and learn how to feed and care for them and to handle the product The man who can successfully breed and feed a dairy cow has a mind above the average He is a student a keen bright business man and you will not find this class of men dissatisfied with their business It is the class of rbeii who are constantly changing from one branch to another men who do not do much figuring and cannot tell how much their cows earned individually or Companion collectively who have intense hatred Youths Not So Had for the Babcock test and for all cream- ¬ Patient Tve lost my appetite ery men Kansas Farmer rs hands of the importers the little berries are adulterated or rather mixed with considerable numbers of worthless peb- bles though they cost as much as the coffee itself These must be removed from roasted coffee For a period of years they were kept and as they ac ¬ cumulated Mr Heekin hauled them to his suburban home and used them tc make graveled walks Thus more thau 3000 worth serve at least a useful end Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Camels in lie Snow Troops of camels brought from Mon- ¬ golia are employed in winter to carry supplies and materials to and from the gold placers of eastern Siberia and the spectacle presented by a long line of these ships of the deser tramping solemnly across the snows of a Siberian steppe is described as extremely sin- ¬ gular Camels require only about half as much daily food as horses but on the other hand they have to be liberally supplied with salt Where the country is so wild that neither roads nor tracks exist reindeer are employed instead of horses or camels and they find their own living en route by uncovering be- ¬ neath the snow a kind of gray lichen on which they are able to subsist Mr dpnlWin nnd Heekin is a verv extensive e Aouoi ci ui uuitec sit comes irom me a- It came about in this way LAM tsS Licht sbipDers SHEEPCnoice LOUE CattlecommonS select Uuchers CALVES btiir to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers LIVE STOCK Cincinnati June 2 25 3 90 5 75 2 90 3 35 3 25 2 90 4 50 3 25 Spring 2 GRAIN--Whe- at No ffrcd Corn To Winter f mily No red mixed 24 3 00 4 35 to G 50 3 50 3 40 3 45 3 50 5 03 3 59 79 75 tu And IteUivn Thursday July 89 1897 CfLocDanfl Only Mi6H 6 X 26tf 19 Hve No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork POTATOEb--Pe- r Lard BUTTER Prime APPLES Prime steam Choice dairy to choice creamery 6 1 Per bbl bbl 1 75 90 to 25 10 25 8 S7V2 3 55 8 to 2 1 CO 100 More to 104 TORONTO And Only Write for Circulars to D 5J 550 More to NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat a northn CORN No 2 mixed OATS Mixed 4 40 to 4 75 78 29 22 8 75 4 10 NoJJred 7oH THOUSAND ISLANDS 0 EDWARDS Pass Tranic Mar 6 fl LaRl Western FVLOUR PORK New mess 8 25 to 4 20 24 CHICAGO PORK Mess LARD Steam BALTIMORE OALM GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 Winter patents 2 74kS 70 to 7 50 3 93 4 00 to to 4 40 70 242 18 7 55 3 92 4 40 73 2S 79H 023oooi1 NOTICE KAKK THUS D Ry 5 J Na 75 RDEA S 50 5 U HARTSHORN SELF ACTW SHADE mmr OK FLOUR Family LJRAIN Wheat No Corn Mixed Oats No 2 LARD Roflned to to 235to 254tn 26 11 PORKMess CATTLE First quality - HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 4 10 4 10 50 16 85 to 4 40 4 15 JCRE Wc8tem CftfCAGO BfCYClEJ x irzAjvm Wheel works SCIAOS send stamp CO CATAL9GVE FREE CURED AT HOME aML WHUAMS MFO THEGENUINE HARTSHORN LABEL AJTOQET i Jk 76 24 GANGER for book Dr JJ3 HARRIS Piko Building Cincinnati Ohio 18tf 3 75 2G LOUISVILLE rFEOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red c ir uacs xviixea PORK Mess TlTn -- Steam to to to to 4 00 82 26JS 20 J4 8 50 3 GiKI SLOS HOW TO BUILD CO Beat Cough Syrup Tastes Good In time Sold by drumrfsts CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS KALAWAZQI ask HlCtf E 1662 WHEN TVKITING TO ADTERTISESS please state that yan saw the Advertise xaent In tkls paper 3 ANK v S it Art- - W iv 4 v T i tt -- - y t rt V f tZ r j-- a r r I i fe -- - si- T f - v J j ft 5 - Tr 3 - 8 3 THE BOUllBON Excui sion to Niagara Falls NES sWarffli -- FRIDA JUNE 25 1897- - - J KV 5 ELEPHANT NOT CLEVER ¬ The annual excursion of the 0 H The Popular Belief Contradicted by n D Railway to Niagara Falls will occur English Writer this year on July 8th The rate from The elephant possesses very charm - loin ItaloWU Mil Enough For all the Winter Evtnings - f ci tv sX Cincinnati O will be 700 Tickets will be good five days Trains will leave Cincinnati about 12 00 Noon The accommodations will Ele- be first class in ever particular gant day coaches Pullman and Wagner sleeping cars Tha route is the most in- ¬ teresting of any Going via Toledo Jetroit and the Michigan Central Railway through tlie best part of Southern Canada direct to the Falls This is the only line that passes close to the brink from which a full aud complete view of both the American and Canadian Falls can be seen to advantage Niagara is one of the greatest wonders on the ¬ globe 5M - for its patrons Persons desiring full information about this excursion should address the undersigned and a descrip tive circular will be mailed you D G Edwards - Passr Traffic Mgr C H D Ry Cincinnati Ohio knows of Niagara and everjbody wants to go there The CH D Ry was the first to inaugu- ¬ rate these cheap excursions and always has the best accommodations provided ever37body ¬ - -- WrA r 4i lJ r J L b M lliZ m L 11 if U V L 3 Pastr Agt Chattanooga Tenn Chesapeake and Ohio Ilys Xew Entrance To Xew York 6ke of tiie greatest improvements ever made for the convenience of passengers to aud from Nev York City has just been com- ¬ pleted A new highspeed Ferry service has been established from big Jersey City depot to the foot of 2 Jd stieet in JSew York C ty where a hnndsouie Ferry House has been erected with commodious waiting rooms Baggage room and all con euiences of a modern Uniou Depot The Ferries used between Jersey City and 23d street are just from the ship ouilder and all that can be embodied in moderi passenger steamers rlhy ari large double deckers and the landings on both sides of the river are so constructed that passengeis can get aboard or ashore from voth docks at once thus saving the trouble vnd annoyance of going up or down a crowd ¬ ed stairway In connection with the 23dstreet station a line of lrmsomsa id carriages has been es tablished that will take passeugers to or from any part of New York City a charge of 2 cents per passenger for a mile aud a half or under and 15 cents for each additional mile r fraction Trunks will be taken with pas ¬ sengers in four wheel carriages at 10 cents each The charge for passenger in four wheel carriages is 10 cents on same distance bais as hansoms Valises are taken charge of by driver in either hansom or carriage at 5 cents each no charge for valises carried in haud This new station is in addition to the Court iaudaud Debrosses street stntious these are still in use for persons going direct to the lower or busiuess end of New York City but for persons desiring to go first to the hotel district the 23d street station fills every need landi g passengers only a few blocks from Fifth Avenue and Broadway Every promi- ¬ nent hotel is within easy reach Passengers leaving Lexington on the Chesapeake aud Ohio Limited Vestibulaied trains have the comfort of riding i i through sleepers to New York without change making from three to five hours quicker time than via any other Div up-to-da- Incomparable The service on the Queen Crescent fast 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 hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L Mitch eli te ¬ ing characteristics and makes a very pleasant companion For one thing he TOWN TOPICS FIFTEEN cents in is not easily mislaid and he is very w stamps any one of obedient to the slightest hint given by the following prize novels TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIX pages regular price FIFTY his mahout ONE FIFTY cents ra1i for any TEN forany FOUR for AND In speed he is scarcely a record breakONE DOLLAR DOLLAR er but he can get over the ground in A HALF the whole library ot eLaTiSEN volumes his shuffling way a the rate of 15 6 THE SALE OF A SOUL By C M S Mc- 7 THE COUSIN OF THE KING By A S Van miles an hour when he likes Westrum There is one thing that he is not he 8 SIX MONTHS IN HADES By Clarice I is not a really cleverhnimal in spite By Captain 9 THEnVKIETS OF CHANCE Alfred Thompson of all the tales in the story books to the KENT By Charles Stokes Wayne contrary otherwise he would not suffer 10 ANTHONY OF VIRTUE By Champion ll AN ECLIPSE himself to be so easily captured in the 12 AN UNSPEAKABLE SIREN By JohnGlH t kheddahs the huge forest inclosures in- ¬ 13 THAT DREADFUL WOMAN ByHarold it to which the hunters drive the herds of 14 A DEAL IN DENVER By Gilmer McKon- elephants for the purpose of capture B WHY SAYS GLADYS By David Christie All the actions which are apparently 16 A VERY REMARKABLE GIRL By L H spontaneous on the part of the working By Harold R MARRIAGE- FOR HATE elephant are really performed at the 17 A OUTnOF THE SULPHUR By T C De Loon bidding of the mahout The driver on 18 THE WRONG MAN By Champion BisseK 19 his neck directs every movement by 20 THE HUNT FOR HAPPINESS By Auita pressure of the knee and as thelnaus a HERa STRANgTeXPERIMENT By Harold R Vynne knees are concealed under the elephants XB Indicate by tha numbers the novels you want ears it is very easy to imagine that the elephant thinks for Limself When the mahout elects for a change to sifc on the saddle or pad he drives with his feet and the dullest eye can detect how a rub of the heel on the 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE turns the elephant to the right shoulder A left and vice versa After his tractability his gentleness is elephants most marked characteristic The mahout takes cruel advantage of his disposition sometimes thrashing him on the toe nail with a billet of TRADE MARKS wood or if free from risk of discovery DESICNS by his European master pricking his COPYRIGHTS C Anyone sending a sketch and description may trunk with a spear till blood flows quickly ascertain free whether an invention is probably patentable Communications strictly An elephant has rarely been known confidential Oldest apency for securing patents to retaliate save when it must When We have a Washington office in America Patents taken through Munn Co receive madness comes on him no that curious special notice in the one dares approach him in his pickets SGIENTIFIS AMER1GAN If he be taken in must and the fact esbeautifully illustrated largest circulation of cape notice the consequences are likely any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year Lo0six months Specimen copies and HAND tofce awkward at least Book on Patents sent free Address In a suburb of Eanguu an elephant CO MUNN 361 Browiway New York belonging to a firm of rice merchants was one afternoon taken down to the river for his usual bath after work He mj hadthe mahout said been dull all day and seemed out of sorts He was in must He signified the fact by seizing his mahout and tossing the astonished 5g man irto the water then he ran into ¬ - ALMOST FREE TWIN BROTHERS i 3 y V nn r ammmmmm hhk Calicp 3c ChaLlie 3c Lawn 3c I 1 J m mi look Shoes Qotmg 600 prs H00 lm3 uuorwsar Hi te ¬ 3ilJkiM Gingham 3c etc 20 yds Pea Island Brown Cotton S100 U rxr OH Ul Tirl nj vuo ojiuuuueu1 lviubiin ojuuh 14 yds Lonsdale and Mason ville Bleached- - uslin i 1 1 Handsome Percales 7cBlack Sateen 7-i-- c - - ¬ Crash 4c Towels 5t up Lace Curtains 40c up Window shades 10c up Bed Quilts 49c up Ticking 5c up White Goods 4c up Shirting Cotton 4c up -hV v -- i v -- i u w r t t ji T f BIG FOUEROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROlfC Cottonade lOic Lakes Skirt 95c Ladies Shirt Waists 25c up V Cui tain Scrim 5c up r25c Dress Goods now 19 50c Dress Goods now oMc 75c Dress Goods now 49c -- f- At- - fat - Mens Pants 25 c worth 7oc prs Mens Pants good values 49c worth 125 300 prs Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c- 2UU prs Boys7 Knee Pants 25c Mens Suits were 15 now 900 Mens Suits were 12 now 790 Mens Suits were 10 now 600 Mens Suits were 8 now 500 Mens Suits were t now 375 Mens Suits were 475 now 295 Knee Pants Suits 49c Knee Pants Suits 1 Knee Pants Suits 125 l Knee Pants Suits 150 Mens Shoes worth 175 now 125 Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 Mens Shoes worth 4 rdcI 4 50 now 3 25 Mens Laundered Shirts White find Colored 4tc Mens Laundered Shirts wortli 1 now 69c Big line of Sheets Hats Trunks- etc it Special ti- i V v- - Prices for Ten Days close by andwith one squeal dismissed some 200 coolies at the go down work there - V a 15 MM m HP T M uu M 2 fc r t r v Leave Lexington 1125 a m and 850 p in- daily Y City 1250 a m Arrive 23rd St and 915 p m daily Arrive 23rd St N Y City 755 a m and 455 p m daily LIFE IN THE POLAR SEAS Arrive Lexington 800 a m and 520 p m daily Write for new surface map of New Plenty of Bears Birds and Varwhals Millions of Fiddlers and Fleas York City George W Barney It is evident according to JSTansen Division Passenger Agent that the waters of the polar seas are far Lexington Ky from being deserted by living creatures Wherever the sea is open or partially so seals narwhais and birds abound and ANNOUNCElIEXTS on the heaps of ice near the edge of the water the bears are numerous Under FOR STATE SENATOR We are authorized to announce the ice marine animals are not wanting James M Thomas- as a candidate The explorers found in abundance little for State Senator from the crustaceans whose discovery was the Twenty eighth Senatorial District result of an accident One day the cook sunk a piece of composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the meat in a hole which he had cut in the action of the Democratic primary elec- ice with a view of thawing it out That tion July 31st is a method often resorted to for the purpose of sparing the fuel Forty eight FOR JAILER hours afterward while taking out the meat the cook was astonished to find - We are authorized to announce Wm L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of an immense number of little animals Bourbon County subject to the action that dropped upon the surface of the ice of the Republican party and commenced to jump about like fleas Nansen who is a professor of zoology had no trouble in recognizing FOR CIRCUIT CLERK We are authorizpd to announce A J those little crustaceans which may be GorEY as a candidate for Circuit Clerk seen jumping in the sand and which subject to the action of the Republican are called sand fleas He was delighted party at the discovery because the creatures are good to eat although they contain but little nourishment FOR ASSESSOR V A few months later on when in 78 We are authorized to announce C J Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of or 80 degrees north latitude in OctoBourbon County subject to the action ber that is to say at the beginning of of the Republican party the long winter night he fished up in a We are authorized to announce C L little net with close meshes a quantity Hough as a candidate for Assessor of of little crustaceans This proves that Bourbon County subject to the action life is by no means suspended under the of the Republican party ice on the contrary it is very active In the mud of the bottom where Jhe water is shallow there are numerous FOR POLICE JUDGE starfish mollusks worms sponges and We are authorized to announce Wm several species of Crustacea Journa Remington as a candidate for Police des Debats Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party The Roman Fisherman Wts are authorized to announce John A traveler in Rome tells of a citizen R Adair as a candidate for Police who was evidently too lazy to sit on Judge subject to the action of the the bank of the Tiber and fish after the Democratic party manner of the ordinary fisherman but We are authorized to announce Newt instead arranged his apparatus in the Clark as a candidate for Police Judge form of automatic nets which are made subject to the action of the Democratic to revolve by the aid of weights and party the current of the stream so that it is not necessary for him to visit the spot FOR MAYOR oftener than once a day With are authorized to announce of a pneumatic tube to shoot the aid fWe the fish Ben J Perry as a candidate for from the bank to his house it would Mayor of the City of Paris subject to seem to be unnecessary for him to do the action of the Democratic party- - r even this Nothing would beMacking RWelare authorized to announce W T Brooks a8 a candidate for Mayor of the then to complete his happiness but an city of Paris subject to the action 0f elecFlc broiler and possibly an auto matic bone extractor Buffalo Comthe Democratic party mercial - line 1ST The go down was a huge palisade shed covering over an acre and was full of loose paddy unhusked rice and stacks of bags and grain For two nights and two days that elephant enjoyed himself among those stacks Spearmen posted round the palisade wall kept him in and one might have supposed 40 elephants bent on mischief had been there instead of one mad one At last he was made prisoner with the aid of two big tuskers and chained np until such time as heshould recover himself London Sketch TOLEDO DETRblT r All Points in Michigan White City Best Terminal Station Silks at special prices Special prices on our Ladips and Chi3drens Shoes and Slippers in Tan andBlack i CHICAGO f Special - TP V ST LOUIS i Avoiding The Tunnel ji- - BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars r t With every purchase at our store you gt a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets you get tree a large handsome glass framed picture Remember these are special prices for 10 days Dont delay Come now and you will reap a harvest REMEMBER THE PLACE R EE J5TEW YORK - Bnffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars r j i Be BQUKBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY sure your tickets read via PivBIG rip FOUR E O McCpmilCK Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTEN t Fan W BWt s For Bale ¬ HOUSE AND LOT AKD BLACK ¬ HAVE a lof of new farming implements which have never been used that I will sell cheap for cash 7 double shovel plows 2 pony plows I SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I wrtl sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on Gen Pass TktjAgt vtV J TIME TABLE tt Lv Louisville S30am 600pm 1115am 810pm Ar Lexington Lv Lexington ll2iam 850pm S30am 550pm Lv Winchesterll58am flSipm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterliug1225pm 950ptn 950am705pm Ar Washington 6 am 340pm WEST BOUND EAST BOUND Cincinnati O - J 2 phaeton buggies pair double trees 12 5 tooth cultivators 1 nice surrey 1 barouche 6 13oct tf BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky ¬ THE SUN The first of American Newspa- ¬ pers CHAS A DANA Editor The American Constitution the HAGGARD G lenns old stand corner Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky JH JOHN CONNELLY eXjTOo 3305 1 Ar Philadelphial0i5am 7 05pm Ar New York 1240nn 908 m PARIS KENTUCKY Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Winchester Money To Loan office American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever Daily by mail - 6 a year Daily Sunday by mail 8 a year pJV kAA Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Ar Louisville 1100am S15pm promptly answered Your work is Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ solicited Prices reasonable cept Sunday other trains run daily on first mortgage Apply Through Sleepers between Louisville at The Bourbon News Lexington and New York without x ArShelby ville 1001am 72Jpm 730am 4i0pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 73 jam 345pm 911am 630pm 26mar tf LH OPTICIAN 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 Price 5c a copy By mail 2 a year TUESDAY JULY 13TH 1897 Address THE STJX New York returning every second Tuesday in each The Sunday Sun change t Nashville Exposition For rates Sleeping Car reservations or Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ any information call on nati and Queen Crescent Route to Chatta ¬ F B Carr nooga Visit the historic city and the great Agent L NRR battlefields Qf 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 vi i 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 RAELTCOAD TIME CARD one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C Kiuearson G P A Cincinnati O N ft R L -- v v k - 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 County and has proven himself competent 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 thoroughly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian D Cram of Paris month Ii N Rates To Nashville ARRIVAL OF TRAINS s smmwxi ¬ ¬ WILBUR R SMITH LEXiNCTON IRofoiYva VLK51ZIJA I i r ¬ m m- - bon county ADVERTISING RATES A Measure of Distance Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser ¬ tion half rates each Insertion thereafter How far is ijpm here tc Brush Locals or reading notices ten cents per burg asked a tourist of an old fellow line each Insertion Locals in blaci type twenty cents per line each Insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when who was hoeing weeds in a field of sickly corn down south running at line rates Is it far Obituar28 cards of thanks calls on candi- ¬ Waal it haint so very fer nor it dates resolutions of respect and matter of a haint so very nigh If you go raound like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise¬ by the big road its ferder nor it is ments and yearly cards nigh but if you cutcrost country its Higher nor it is an if F See advertisement in another column straight ahead fer kinderyou keep right betwixc nigh its of W J Bryans newbook The First Send vour order to Osnnr an ter but its considerable of a jant Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- - from yano matter how you git thar ii C00 successful uraduate3 in clmlintf lOOiydJnuks Award of Mertal aud Mlplocia at Wor Exposition for Book crpnj ore A Tliorbngls Influential arad FfOaor Huiulrorltf o mujcuu ia iiitta the past year from 20 Mr tos J Business CoKrro fonuift1 J resident T A rr1i1TVriTC JrixA Jhm O IVt v TJ s PROCURED ast foreign From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p Centennial and International m 1015 p m Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to From Lexington 439 a m 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 at following rates for the round trip 333 p m April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 From Maysville 748 a m 330 p m 1260 April 29 to Oct 30jfinal limit 15 DEPARTURE OF TRAINS days from date of sale 925 April 755 a m 27 to Oo t 30 final limit 7 days including To Cincinnati 445 a m 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 635 m FMKP0RT MCMATI RY To Maysville 755 a Bm Carr pAgent F In Effect March 1 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Tenn EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort 630am 300 pm 543am 320pm 651 am 33 2pm 702am 348pm 708am 358pm 720am 415pm 800am 430pm 812am 442pm 822am 452pm 828am 458pra 840am lOpm 920am 932am 938am 948am J530pm 548pm 558pm ArrElkhorn j V1 tuLl ¬ All SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT Arr Stamping Ground ENT CAUSES 1729 New York Ave Washington D C Office established 18G8 Charges moderate EUGENE W JOHNSON iff iiusincss Antarietic hipitv Law Merchandising IfErrklnsv JoJoc too Manufactnriii7 Lecture BCuifiay jorcanu uorrosnjniseiT- - jc Tg Cont of Full SaLKei J CcSSeii lncir Tuition Stationery and Jljaitl inaTnicc faii are iv nrn CorrespondenceRequested Arr Duvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth 2mar ljan98 Incomparable Service The Queen and Crescent trains are the fin- ¬ est trains run in the State of Kentucky Four daily trains to Cincinnati connect mn the main highways of the Great Trunk Linesof the North West and East This is the line par excellence to Washing ¬ ton New York Boston and the East The Queen and Crescent connects with every line out of Cincinnati S T Swift P T A Lexington Ky Morgan E P A Lexington Ky V 0 WEST BOUND Lve Paris Arr Elizabeth Arr Centreville An Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground Arr bwitzer Arr Elkhorn ArrFrankfort o42pm 63opm 646pm 653pm rooms Unucfal department r ci v nux ccvsdv be vakon uul can i nnM rvu ifRBtSyv a oiiiiS vti the unlKif r I- - - t- - ifierU rtparfrp ecau iss SM m CJoleET 4 fr l wiua f- llSa - Rnakrrcoai- - a in ncrod for - bl by its many r Mr - s ml For circu2ara aadresH its 3Sa r tfy Harpers Bazar tfJi R8K2 jsi Wil R3 Bt VwJiH QaSTMJt urn Ti t7 presentation plate and an autograph preiace handsomely bound m cloth half morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will 1GEOB HARPER receive prompt attention Address Geni supt Genl Pass Agt Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky Fkaxkfort Ky 1125am 704pm 1135am 711pm 1155am 725pm C D BERCAW 1000am 1040am 1056am 1110am 610pm has received agency for this and adjoining counties for the sale of Bryans new book entitled The First Battle It is written in Mr Bryans best style clear concise and logical His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents Tke books contains about 600 pages printed from large clear type with 32 full page illustrations a magnificent colored OSCARexclusive The First Battle MILLER W r -- tf a iV1 i l - 4iiV 1 V y x r 1 - J - - 1 v jjjjjlg s a fjmm ff P - O W A k t V wL- -

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