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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 2, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - - Sit 4a i p i CP rj 3 i y jH B K c- r Ib jV JHFB EB a bU CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESf AND FRIDAY Established feb 3 issi 53 SEVENTEENTH YEAR IHUKLmallqWCTmfCTf PARIS BOURBON CO BEaSSCITWrHiJ ijgff KTjftlDAT tibtCT JULY -- su ER W Statement of the condition of tHfeKAgricultural Bank of Paris Ky incorporated at thefilose ot business June 30th 1897 RESOURCES Real Estate Banking House Other Stocks Overdrafts Loans and Discounts Cash Due from Banks - innnn 2 1897 mi WO QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE - n Agricultural Bank of Paris Kentucky At the close of brsiness on the 30th day of June 1897 LIABILITIES - Furniture Etc PRiC RELIABLE 05 luflividlsiDDeposits 276608 69 Due toIBfrnks 5000 2204 3178 00 CO CapitaifBtock SurpluaKi Updiyiepp Profits 4i00000 - v 3685 Go Loans and 148090 91 loans to 00 88966 10 00 1622112 37580 80 340742 66 vflr ti 340742 66 CLOTHIERS Gross Earnings past six HAVE A COMPLETE NEW LINE OF months Gain and Loss Remaining Dispqsejof as follows jjiviowiq jno 10430 68 80 ExtiensfirPaid 1249 11680 48 s ouuu 2994 3685 Blue and Grey Serge Coats and Vests Flannels Black Mohair and Luster Coats and Vests Linen and Crash Suits Theatrical AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYONE Banking house and lot 4000 00 Mortgages 65298 16 11680 48 Other Stocks and Bonds 2204 00 Jno J McClintock Cashier states he is Caahter of the Agricultural Bank of Specie 9000 00 Paris Ky and that the above is a true statementf the condition of said Bank to Currfincy 6956 00 Jog Jno J McClintock the best of his knowledge and belief Exchanges for Clear- ¬ Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30tKx8iy of June 1897 ings 265 12 1Voodfokd Notary Public 16221 12 lfl ¬ Furniture and Fixtures 1000 00 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Ne ivs of The Turnpikes Gain aBliLoss Remaining uu 83 G5 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Discounts less Canital Stock naid in in cashS100000 00 Directors 206517 14 Surplus Fund 88960 10 Loans to Directors officers36S5 65 Undivided Prohts not included 3833 39 Deposits subject to chck on Loans to Officers 960 00 which interest is not paid 148090 91 Overdrafts unsecured 3178 05 Due from National 340742 f6 Banks 28800 47 Due from State Banks Bankers 8730 33 I i 37 530 80 -- x i 340742 66 Balbriggan Underwear 25c up Our sales on Mens and Boys been remarkable selling good little money and those who bought yet it will be to their give us a call interest to Suits have values for have not Suits Made To Order From 1350 to 2650 5 become vt ATnoon Wednesday a masked man arntedjEwith a pistol robbed the cash State of Kentucky County of Bourbon ss Win Old Hoss Hoey is dead drawciaat a tollgate a mile from Nich olasyil j no J McClintock Cashier of Agricultural Bank of Paris Ky a Bank located and doing business at No 341 Main street in the City of Paris Ky in Seventy five thousand people are ex TheiEranklin Fiscal Court has bought said county being duly sworn says that the foregoing Report is in all respects a pected to visit the Ludlow Lagoon on business on the the the said Bank at the close the Lawienceburg pike for 5000 and true statement of 1897 condition of of his knowledge and beliefof and further says the 4th to the best 30tb day of June the Frankfort and Shelby ville road for that the business of said Bank has been transacted at the location named and not 6500SThere is now only one toll road elsewhere and that the above report is made in compliance with an official notice The Ledger says that there are three in Franklin received from the Secretary of State designating the 30th day of June 1897 as the day on which such report shall be made Mason county whose aggre widows in gate wealth issald to be about a million JfciO J MCCLINTOCK Cashier wn parties presumably turn Subscribed and sworn to before me j dollars HENRY SPEARS Director pike raieis burned four bridges on the bv Jno J McClintock Cashier the eJ D MCCLINTOCK Director 1897 Richmond and Big Hill pike and two on 1st day of Jnly JNO C CLAY Director P I MCCARTHY Notary Public One hundred and seventeen Chinese the BiSfelill ard Berea pike in Madison Bourbon County Ky J who came to this country to participate countvKTnP8day night The object of in the Tennessee Centennial Exposition the raTdtis believed to have been to force have fled from Nashville and are taking the turnpike companies to sell to Fiscal QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE up their abode in various cities to escape Courraraow in session There is no clew deportation at the close of the Exposi- ¬ to thejffidentity of the raiders except that they came from the Big Hill locall tion At the close of business on the 30th day of June 1897 tv andlhmnbered about 20 horsemen - And Otherwise The Foyer Remarks In r i ¬ - - 3Deposit Bank of Iaris -- m xiTSS i riMi J THE RELIABLE - 22 yuuu yen Banking House S w3ns w Vk uu jjot passed eu VOi jaaiiiwiu ouvuu iui iuat jjait ui Mortgages 56797 17 Hotel at Cynthiana mercial iTiS f0jfigggggBgjQggggjgggggggBEB39Bt3BESUBBBKKSBBB2BKBESBKBUSBMBHX3B W- 1714 13 through Paris yesterday for Lexington his pike lying in that county Col Specie Currency 9882 00 to httlp present Cynthianas claims for Baldwin declined the offer Exchange s for the annual meet of the National Fox 392 32 Clearings i 11988 45 royal man- ¬ Hunters Association The where they can get the benefit of cash ner in which Cynthiana cared for the Who pay cash like to deal 241592 92 We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing big bicycle meet entitles her claims and All persons having claims against the with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted her invitation to careful consideration assigned estate ot T II Tarr are hereby The fox hunters are guaranteed the notified to present same at once proper State of Kentucky County ot Bourbon same freedom of over 3000 acres besides a ly proven to thebynndr ined or law may be barred P I McCarthy Cashier of Deposit Bank a Bank located and doing business fiue time Heres hoping the Maiden T E ASHBROOK at No 400 Main street in the City of Paris in said county being duly sworn City will get the meet Assignee of T H Tarr says that the for jgoing Report is in all respects a true statement of the condition 22je Mann Ashbrook Attys of the said Bank at the close of business on the 30th day of June 1897 to the best FOE of his knowledge and belief and further says that the business of said Bank has The Kentucky newspapers are been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere and that the above re- ¬ port is made in compliance with an official notice received from the Secretary of nice teeming with week this State designating the 30th day of June 1897 as the day on which sjich report P K the things about As DEALER IN snail be made pleasing meeting at Middlesboro and Oil Furniture Window delightful excursions to Chattanooga P I MCCARTHY Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me Cloths Carpets Iattresses Tins will be a saving to you of 10 to 815 by P I McCarthy Cashier the 1st N KRIENER Director Knoxville and Nashville and the many J3fcc day of July 1897 R J NEELY Director the boys courtesies extended to B C INtfELS Director E J MYALL Notary Public They cannot say too many nice things of Bourbon County Ky J Special attention given to Undertak those who entertained them or of the L ing and Repairing e N which always treats the K P A Main Street - - - - Paris Ky so handsomely and generously ifAIMMMfSff AHVfIIIIIII4M Til wBIMIt - 1 k i MuM 11 MWiiflllWlT f f IK i The affair has created great excitement and Directors are fearful that the gates RESOURCES LIABILITIES ¬ Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro will gavnp in smoke Loans and Discounts less Capital Stock paid in in cash100000 00 fessionals and Amateurs 15000 00 loans to Directors 124359 59 Surplus Fund b 1062 63 Undivided Profits Loans toNDirectors officers George Reiman is pitching fine ball Woodford County Court Tuesday not included 12379 33 Deposits subject to check on for the Dayton Ohio club completed the purchase of all turnpike Loans to Officers 121465 23 824 40 which interest is not paid Due National Bauksl239 20 itrthecountytiearlly200xgile8 at Overdrafts securedJ andprir The Millersburg ball team will play roads secured 40OOCT All toll gates 7900 76 Due State Banks and at Cynthiana Monday Grimes and a coyiabout Due from National 2825 80 Bankers 1 and che vexed 14918 39 Ho tard will be the battery for Millers ¬ werremoved July Banks 4065 00 Due from State PcterootrWeCurle for Cyn- tw wv burg and 241592 92- Banks aud Bank- inters is now settled JL Z thiaiia xls BASE BALL NOTES ll m ifrCV- r- - - i -rt-- aasi 7 omj3jfiSppr t ti Atammkmmfiitit j iNicuoias uasoner- SS mfizc lyeeaiuouri oimsl mmRwmmsi m xne - rs rrgM rrvr - 2 18 343 lerrcrTJLiivEiEiiKr utaway F ASSIGNEES NOTICE Suits GiG W DAVIS MMIliriiMinpndTailoriR m H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing Cutter Trousers 350 4 and up i ¬ W L O HINTON Agent Brower Scott Frazee Lexington Ky N liow Hates XR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO For SalejBy V T Brooks The only safe sure and reliable Female PHiL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend ¬ ed to married Ladies PH1I1S take for Ask SfiTid DB KOTTS PENNYBOYAXi per loox and boxes no other 6 for 500 est- for circular Price S100 PENNYROYAL PILLS - Cleveland Ohio Druggist Chautauqua Lexington June 27 to July 9 round trip 80 cents Kentucky Educational Association Bowling Green June 27 to July 1 round trip 640 OLD Annual Meeting Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Minneapolis Minn July 6 round trip July 3 and 4 Limit 2190 limited to July 11 97 31 may be extended to July N Agent P B Caru L ¬ Corner Main and Broadway Wind and Storm Fire Insurance Hot Weather Goods In Great Variety T3EVERYBSST RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING NON UNION Cheap Kates To California Lawn Furniture Hammocks Mosquito Bars Straw Mattings At Lowest Prices A i 5 ft QUEEN fii CRESCENT nuorto During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at Kashville Tenn a low rata special tariff has been established for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen fe Crescent Routs -i of ftR Q5 TICKCTS -- kx KT return other tickets with longer return limit ak ls65 and at 1180 for the Tound trip Nashville and other South These rates enable the public to visit trains ern points at rates never before offered Vestibuled most os the finest pleasant trip class are at the disposal of the passenger affording a very interesting scenery and important and enabling one to visit the Chattanooga Lookout Mountain and Wttle grounds in and about Tickets to Nashville to visit Chickamauga National Military Park the Centennial can be repurchased at Chattanooga for 340 round trip C Route Ask your ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q rood seven days to ¬ rMv vxx ti v w uuauuuy uuuii luioiox iiu Georgetown the round trip tickets being or 575 round trip from - are on tsu -- National Convention Young Peoples San Society of Christian Endeavor Francisco July 7th to 12th The L N will sell tickets to San Francisco intermediate points on direct lines at 2950 one way June 29 30 July 1 2 For 3d cood for continuous passage r information call on F B Carr further Agent Tickets East bound will be sold alt about same rates as West bound tickets Dates of sale East bound will be July HardTimes Need no longer prevent the purchase of a piano nor compel you to buy one of inferior quality New and beautiful that will suit you Fine Medium and Low Priced Chamber Suits Parlor Suits Folding Beds 3 rass 3eds Iron Beds Odd Dressers Wash Stands C hif foniers Dressing Tables etc Popular Finishes In spection Invited Pianos BROWER SCOTT FRAZEE J j 4 1P5 South or write to W R BLAOKWELL Georgetown Ky -- ok YC Rineaesox GnlPassr t- Agent Cincinnati 0 in quality and price may be obtained which make piano 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 22 26 29 Aug from us upon terms owning easy We cordially invite 2 5 and 9th continuous passage those who want a piano to call and investigate not only the instruments but Jilso our plan of easy payments As ye sell the best pianos only our Correspondence offec is exceptional Gentlemens Tan Shoes The latest and best tans for Summer solicited from out of town people wear Genuine hand welts for 250 to 350 per pair Will not squeak and Co just the thing for the Summer months 121 and 123 West Fourth Street CLAY RION CINCINNATI Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 PATENTS U S AND FOREIGN PKO CURED EUGENE W JOHNSON SOUTCTTOR ATTO ATTORNEY ENT QAUSES I IN PAT- - Ernest Urchs Js- Co Office established 1888 1729 New York Ave Washington Charges moderate - DC ff -- i to 12 a in 1 to 5 p m 3mar ljn98 i - J vM - it - - I mwr c r ldi fv J - II- - y i k - k r1 v ft- - V x f OVK r H i - J- Cw J THE BOURBON STEAMER ADEN Wrecked on a Reef Near Socotra Dur ¬ ing a Gale A Ip8 FRIDAY JULY 2 1897 SPAINS TROOPS kx v- t r juf - i s it v A1 Boatfall of Sailors and Passengers Got Away From the Sinking Ship The Vessel Hs Not Been Heard From and it is Feared All Are Dead J IiONDON New York July tion that seems to promise a clearing up of the Ripper mystery is that th murdered man two parts of whose 1 THE ORATOES IDENTIFIED jsBbf A Prospect That th East River Mystery ¬ May Be Solved The Kippers Victim Be On the Fourth of July Asked tojeon1 lieved to Bo Wm Guldensuppe of New inently Treat the Cuban Question York An identifica- ¬ v 1 G 4 ties Fr W W5 m t J i ttJS - 15 fikf lw fr3 py i I It A- - fit i ii I- li s v steamer Aden has at last been heard from She was wrecked June 9 on a reef near Socotra during a terrific gale A number of her officers and crew were swept overboard and downed Eight passengers were also drowned A boat full of sailors and passengers got away from the ship successfully on the morning of June 10 as the vessel was going to pieces The gale however was unabated and the seas were still running mountain high The boat has not been heard from and it is feared all who sought safety in her perished Socotra is an island in the Indian s ocean off the east coast of Africa A later dispatch says nine passengers three European and 33 native sailors of the crew were saved while 25 passengers 20 European and 33 na hand tive members of the crew and all the The butcher who cut him up cut this ships officers are missing and are out Guldensuppe left the baths last supposed to be drowned Friday morning and disappeared In The Aden sailed from Yokohama all the four years of his employment April 28 and touched at Colombo is there he had never missed a days Jand of Ceylon June 1 work No word has been received from him Guldensuppe had been liv ¬ BUSINESS BLOCK ing with Mrs Augusta Nack a mid- ¬ In South Scranton P Blown Up With wife She says she has not seen him Dynamite Three Persons Seriously In ¬ since Friday morning and does not ¬ ¬ June 30 The missing body were found was William Gulden- ¬ suppe an attendant at the Murray Hili baths on Forty second street Several persons have so far identified the remains as his A woman who once loved this man hated him Two men were jealous of him and had threatened him with revenge The positive identification is made by the superintendent of the baths and five attendants who had seen the man naked day after day for years and He was knew every mark on him S Cosby further identified by Dr J Dr Cosby had lanced and treated a felon on the index finger of Gulden suppes left hand At the morgue Dr Cosby instantly identified the cicatrix of the wound his lance had made Gul- ¬ densuppe had been a sailor On his breast was tatooed in India ink the bust figure of a woman It covered a space as large as a mans jured - I J i fep rn ki o 44 v fi m - v X She found in his possession the card June 30 A dyna mite explosion early Tuesday morning of another woman It is said they in South Scranton blew up the busi- quarreled ness block of Leon Olchofski a double There are two other men in the case dwelling block owned by him and a whose jealousy of Guldensuppe was detached house owned by Michael common gossip among the Murray Hill OHara The business block a two bath attendants These men the postory building was torn to pieces lice are looking for Mrs Nack is un Twenty other houses had all the win der surveillance She had begun to dows blown out and plaster torn from dismantle her flat telling other tenthe walls The shock was felt all over ants she was going to Europe The police Wednesday morning think they the city The cause of the explosion is un ¬ have Chapter One of the mystery known but Olchofski alleges that it There are many more chapters was the work of enemies he made dur ¬ The police late Wednesday after- ¬ ing political and church disputes in noon released Herman Nack saying that section he being one of the prin- ¬ that there was no evidence connecting cipals in troubles which led to a him with the murder of Guldensuppe usplit in the Polish Catholic congregaLINCOLNS MOTHER tion Olchofski was seriously injured in saving his wife and his recovery is A Movement to Provide a Fund for the doubtfuL Following the explosion the Care of Her Grave wrecked buildings took fire but the Indianapolis July 1 Leading firemen kept the flames from spreading representatives of the Loyal Legion The other properties seriously dam Grand Army of the Republic Womans aged were the brick business block Relief Corps and other- - organizations and dwelling of Charles Johnson met in the executive chamber of the dwellings of William Grambe Charles state house Wednesday for the purpose Kiefer John Kline Michael Joyce Dr of considering plans for the erection J J Walsh James Welsh Adam Ef 6f a monument over the grave of linger Bridget Lavelle Joseph De- - Nancy Hanks Lincoln mother of nims Philip Klein Carl Scheuerman Abraham Lincoln and who is buried and George Gardner and B Huses in Spencer county this state and also Xri some of the to provide a fund for keeping1 the pro wbaccSTnitn sViop houses the sleeping people were cov- ¬ posed memorial and lot in repair A ered with falling plaster The infant national appeal for public subscriptions child of Michael Joyce was danger will be made by an executive commit- ¬ ously injured and a little son of John tee appointed for that purpose Klein almost suffocated The total To Cast a Big Steel Gun loss will reach 25000 Ihe ruins are - being cleared to ascertain if Cleveland O July 1 Prepara-¬ there are tions are being made by the Otis Steel any victims buried in them Co to cast a big steel gun Dr R J Gat COLONIZATION SCHEME ling the inventor of the Gatling gun Of Mr Debs Has Not Been Abandoned as is of the opinion that it is possible to make modern heavy ordnance of cast Has Been Reported Milwaukee Wis June 30 The steel In 1S9G after years of effort he Debs colonization scheme has not been obtained an appropriation of 40000 abandoned as has been reported Vic- from congress with which to make a tor L Berger editor of the Vorwaerts test The gun will be eight inches of this cit3 who attended the confer- ¬ bore 23 feet long and will weigh about ence of the leaders of the social dem- 25 tons The casting will be done by ocracy at Chicago recently says the the Otis Co and the gun will be bored by the Cleveland City Forge Co whole matter has been misunderstood He says it is the intention of the To Transfer National Headquarters social democracy all over the coun Cleveland 0 July 1 The headtry to go on organizing in the quarters of the national republican hope that eventually they will get into committee are to be located in Clevepower and revolutionize the social sys- ¬ land They will be transferred from tem of the United States Meanwhile Washington to the famous Perry as fast as they get means they intend Payne building in Cleveland where to send unemployed people from the Hanna conducted the national repubpities to a point in the west still to be se- ¬ lican campaign The Washington lected where they may have a chance to headquarters will be kept open but make a livelihood The colonization will be in charge of an attache of the scheme is only a side issue with the so- national committee Chairman Hanna cial democracy but Mr Berger says the and Secretary Dick expect to be at the press of the country have made it the Cleveland headquarters ail summer main plan Mr Debs is in full accord Cornell Won with the plan outlined by Mr Berger Poughkeepsie N Y July 1 The The latter says there are three million unemployed in the country and he will boat race between the Cornell Penn consider his party lucky if it can raise sylvania and Columbia crews took money enough to transport only 10000 place late Wednesday afternoon At to the west There was never any in ¬ the start Pennsylvania was in the lead tention of forming a vast army to in ¬ at the breakaway Columbia second vade the west in search of homes and At the first mile Cornell was in the lead by half a length Columbia by a a livelihood quarter length Pennsylvania then Sullivan Falls Out With His Trainer forged ahead of Columbia Cornell New York June 30 John I Sulli ¬ won by a length and a half Columbia van who has been in training at Wm was second by a length Time 9 min Muldoons at White Plains for the wtes and 20 seconds past week or two in anticipation of a Murder on the Battleship Indiana meeting with Fitzsimmons has had a New York July 1 Thomas J Ken ¬ falling out with the veteran trainer ny s of and as a consequence he left his train ¬ Indiana was murdered the battleship Wednesday on ing quarters Tuesday night and came board the ship as it lay at moorings to New York cit He stated that he at the Brooklyn navy yardits The murwould go either to College Point or derer Philip E Oceanica N J and there resume his him and withoutCarter walked up to word of warning training He says that he has not plunged a bayonet ablade up to its hilt yet selected a new trainer in his back Kennjr war a popular man although a strict disciplinarian Diath of Old Hoss Hoey New York June 30 William P The murder was preceded by a quar Hoey Old Hoss prominent comedi- rel an died Tuesday at the home of his Faures Visit to th Czar mother-in-laParis July 1 President Faure in this city Mr Hoey was known throughout the United Wednesday informed the cabinet that States through the character he had he had received a letter from the Czar expressing the pleasure it would afford created ir the farce A Parlor Match previous to his business and profes- - his majesty to receive him at the Peter sional connection with Charles Evans hof palace M Faure added that he Hoey and Bryant constituted a music- had decided to start for Russia at the middle of August al comedy pair at vaudeville shows Scrantox Pa care where he is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ master-at-arm- ¬ ¬ ¬ w ¬ - ease which resembles v June 30 A disand is pronounced by local veterinarians to be anthrax has broken out among the cattle on the farm of George Mahan near Sugar Grove Pa near this city Five valuable cows an 4 a bull have died from the disease v thin the past 48 hours ¬ Jamestown N Y Anthrax Among Cattle Reduction in Wapes ¬ At the Mingo Junction Iron Steel works where a notice of a 15 per cent reduction has been placed to take effect Thursday the furnace men nave met and concluded to work at the reduction At the meeting of the sheet bar and continuous mill men Wednesday evening they decided to go on a strike Thurs 1 ¬ ¬ Steubenville July ¬ r i ft k V June SO A Miners Back to Work Nkgaunee Mich July if Orders port has reached here that a passenger train on the Oregon Short Line were received Wednesday totresume road was wrecked near Glenns Ferry work at the Buffalo mines Thursday sj morning with 350 men Idaho and several people injured Utah ¬ -- Salt Lake A Wreck on the Oregon Short Line day - This rate applies only to coal shipped from countries which do not impose a higher rate on American coal It ¬ therefore affects only Canada the Ca¬ nadian rate on American coal being the same There has been a strong contention to hold the irate down to that originally fixed by the committee and even to lower it but this effort was vigorously contested by the sena- ¬ gerous shocks tors from the coal producing states Triple Suicide fend the latter class have won Louis July 1 What appears to St have been a deliberate attempt at STATE PRINTER PARKS triple suicide was made near Welis Will Abolish the Uso of Type Setting ville Mo- - at midnight Tuesday night Machines in the Kansas State Printing Three men lying side by side with Office struck their heads upon Topeka Kan June SO J S Parks by Wabash train the rail were in St No 6 due state printer elect announces that the Louis at an early hour in the morning use of type settlug machines will be The first mans head was cut off the abolished in the state printing office second ones head was mashed and the with the beginning of his administra- ¬ third received serious internal injuiies tion on Thursday next During the Physicians say there is no hope for the last session of the legislature the recovery of the injured men Their printers made a strong fight to se ¬ names are not known An examinacure the passage of a bill pro ¬ tion showed that the men were sober hibiting the use of machines in when they took their places on the the state office In this they track were unsuccessful but they did sucDemocratic State Ticket ceed in having attached to the appro ¬ Columbus 0 July 1 The demo- ¬ priation bill a rider which provides convention that the state printer shallreceive but cratic statenominated the Wednesday following afternoon ten cents per 1000 ems for machine Horace L work It is claimed that at this rate state ticket Governor the machines can not be operated ex- Chapman lieutenant governor Mel- ¬ cept at a loss and as a result they will ville D Shaw supreme judge J P be thrown out and the state will pay Spriggs attorney general W H Dore James F Wilsonj from 30 to 45 cents per thousand for state treasurer board of public works Peter H Deg hand composition nan school commissioner Byron H Western Writers Association Hurd Eagle Lake Ind June 30 The Jubilee Dinner to tho Poor Western Writers association held its London July 1 The princess of formal meeting at 9 oclock Tuesday Wales gave a jubilee dinner to the Gov James A Mount was morning poor of Chelsea Wednesday afternoon elected a member of the association at the royal hospital Three thou- ¬ A very fine programme was rendered consisting of papers and music No sand adults were dined during the part of afternoon sessioa was held the mem ¬ early children the afternoon and later were served with dinner bers talcing that time for their cuting 2500 ¬ President W P Fishback discoursed Theprincess of Wales visited the chilan ably upon Style at the evening ses- ¬ dren who gave her royal highness ad ovation and presented her with an sion There were many new arrivals dressof welcome Tuesday Another Building Association Fails Librarian Spofford to Ketirei Louisville Ky July 1 Following Washington Jund 30 John Rus sell Young of Philadelphia was Tues- fast on the heels of the failure of the day tendered by the president thepo- Commercial Building Trust Wednesmorning which did a building sition of librarian of congress it day loan business the Columbia Build ¬ was understood Tuesday night that he and has accepted and the nomination will ing Loan and Savings association Wednesday afternoon went to the be sent to the senate Wednesaay wall with assets and liabilities of Ainsworth R Spofford for morethan memory of man runs to the contrary 5100000 each As in the case of the is the cause of has been in charge of this greatest li ¬ Commercialdecision of thethe failureapthe recent brary on earth unless the British mu- peals in which the interestcourt of at ¬ rate is seum be excepted He has now be-¬ and declared illegal The officause of advancing years declinetf to tacked Basil W Duke presi longer continue in service Mr Spof ¬ cers are Gen W Jenkins secretary I ford will be made assistant librarian dent and J ¬ reduces the postmasters to sub agents with accompanying sav ing of salaries and complicated aixditing work and instead of the many post offices substitutes the office with branches all having jfree delivery and other advantages accru ¬ ing to a post office from such privileges The postal officials are confidnt that the extension of thewmySijj will result in a big saving in expendi tures while furnishing immensely su- ¬ perior facilities Several consolidations have been ordered and others are contemplated At Los Angeles Cal four or five of- ¬ fices nearby have been consolidated with good effect and similar action bas been taken at Denver recently Washington June 30 The senate committee on finance has fixed the duty on coal at G7 cents per long ton ¬ -- Fifteen Hundred in the Hosp tlg at Man xnillo Two Thirds of the Soldiers in Santiago de Cuba Incapacitated Havana July L Via Key West There are 1500 sick soldiers in the hos- ¬ pital at Manzanillo and sickness ¬ Ma Bring Out a Sentiment in Favor of vails at a high ratio through thepre- ¬ And enImmediately Granting to CabansBel- tire province of Santiago de Cuba Fx Queen Lllino- ligerent Kitjhts where at least two fifths of the troops kalani in tho Senate Gallery are incapacitated by fever and other Washington June 30 Col A A disorders Beds and other nursing Aguirre a Cuban patriot well known facilities are being forwarded in Washington who has lostyfive from Havana The Beattie Bros firm brothers officers in the Cuban army a prominent of English asks the press of the country to urge planters in the Manzanillo district in their columns that in the Fourth of have offered the government one of July exercises the orator of the day their warehouses as a military hos- ¬ shall prominently treat of the Cuban pital At San Cristobal in the province of question and bring out the American granting bellig Pinar del Rio 6000 reconcentrados sentiment in favor of erent rights to that struggling people are suffering acutely from the exist- ¬ as the first step toward ultimate ing state of war and from disease It recognition of the independence of is reported that the well known in ¬ Cuba He desires to call attention to surgent leader Baldomero Acossa has the organization of the National Re- succumbed to fever The Lederer column brought 14 lief association for Cuba in aid of the Cross in Washington women as prisoners to San Cristobal American Red under the auspices of some of the most among whom were Rosa Gomez and prominent women of America IiJs ob Juana Avelina who had been wounded ject is to raise funds to send the with bullets Both were sent to the American Red Cross to Cuba hospital at Sagua la Grande Contributions for this cause will be There has been considerable skirm- ¬ received by Mrs Senator J C Bur ¬ ishing during the last two days On rows president of the association 1404 the night of the 20th the insurgents Massachusetts avenue Washington attacked the village of Vega Alta but DC the Spanish sent reinforcements and Washington June 30 Ex Queen drove them off They also made an Liliuokalani of the Hawaiian islands attack upon the fort at Remedios and spent some time in the private gallery burned the farm house on the Elbro of the senate Tuesday accompanied plantation near the town by three members of her suite She Leader Alfredo Rego attacked and in the senate marble entered the village of Camanayagua first appeared room and sent her card to Senator near Cienfuegos plundered several Perkins of California who after ex stores and inflicted severe losses on changing a few words with her and the garrison He also destroyed the introducing her to many of his col- ¬ telegraph line nefar Crucoa leagues escorted her to the gallery It is reported that Leaders Lacret where she took a front seat and ap- ¬ and Morlot have passed the trocha peared to be an interested listener to near Jucaro from east to west The the debate on lead ore insurgents have burned several houses Washington June 30 The work of in the outskirts of the village of Santa consolidating small outlying post of-¬ Marie Rosario in the province of Hav ¬ fices with a large adjacent one mak ¬ ana while news comes from Batahano ing a single postal district with mod- ¬ that there is considerable concentra- ¬ ern postal facilities will be pushed tion of insurgent forces there vigorously by this administration in Havana July 1 A special dispatch country The op- ¬ to La Lucha from Santiago de Cuba all sections of the position to the scheme comes it is said says that Gen Weylers chief hospital from residents who have wrong ideas staff has ordered the immediate con- ¬ of the objects of the depart- ¬ servation of additional barracks with ment or from post office em- ¬ beds for the sick It is added that ployes whose positions are therc the local merchants will voluntarily bv affected The results of the pay the expenses incurred in the erec- ¬ consolidation policy so far carried out tion of these buildings have been most gratifying to the The hospital facilities of Guantana Washington authorities and First A- ¬ mo are also to be increased and new ssistant Postmaster General Heath has hospitals are to be established at Co determined that consolidation shall be bro Longo Palma and Tiguabo all in effected wherever possible and feasi- ¬ Santiago de Cuba province ble Consolidation abolishes the indi ¬ A MAN ELECTROCUTED vidual small post offices with their usually crude service and And Another Horribly Shocked by a Guy Rope That Became Crossed With a substitutes sub stations for them r ¬ ¬ ¬ FIFTY FIFTH CONGRESS ate Friday completed the wool schedule the silk schedule and the tobacco schedule of the anff hill and with this accomplished the tariff leaders had the satisfaction of knowing Some Interesting Extraordinary Session Washington June 2 Senate The sen-¬ lo-i-g- ¬ ¬ ¬ 0 July 1 One man was electrocuted near here Wednesday morning another was horribly shocked and several were severely burned The accident occurred at Nine Mile creek in the eastern suburb The rrzn were building a si buttoentrvvith the aid of a huge derrick oyer the jtvA f tt iifiiia f TTn creek A guy rge served to keen JlffrW Ws S bonkiitutidnal Cure tJJie aerriclc in posrurrrT Ti fcwent over the feed wire of the An old pair of shoes spoils the appearance of any woman Atchison Globe t big consolidated trolley system Somehow or other the insulation wore off Several men took hold of the guy rope BOILS BOiLS BOELS to tighten it That meant death tc one severe injuries to another and danThey Camo Thick and Fast TiI gerous shock to several A current of Cured by Woods Sarsaparilla My brother had terrible boils on the several thousand volts was pulsating through the wire The first man to back of his neck As fast as one would take hold of the rope was Jacob Milgot better another would come He became ler He was 65 years of age paravery much emaciated and began taking lyzed When his hands touched the One bottle made a Hoods Sarsaparilla wire he gave an ineffectual tug in an great improvement and when he had taken effort to free himself Then with a two bottles he was completely cured loud shout he fell dead Ed McGregCarrie D Ervim Mound City Illinois or another workman took hold of the wire With a superhuman effort he REAR END COLLISION released his grasp but was hurled 20 Is the One True Blood Purifier SI 3ix for S5 feet He was removed to the hospital Causes the Death Three other workmen received dan- Near Chicago Serious Injury to of Three Hoods Pills cure sick headache 25 cents People and Tiventy ¬ Wed--nesd- Trolley Feed Wire Cleveland - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ of the bill and the over gone been had free list remains to go once - There now only through the bill a second time passing on the items passed over These are very numerous and important including hides gloves coal tea and beer After that the internal revenue features of the bill will be all that remain Progress was rapid Friday although every paragraph relating to carpets was contest- ¬ ed The consideration of the silk schedule led to a strong contest against the proposed duties on silk fabrics Senators Teller and Mantlfc joining with the democrats in opposi- ¬ tion The paragraph was passed by the slen- ¬ der majority of two The tobacco schedule went through Avith little friction after the committee had advanced the duty slightly on wrapper and leaf tobacco Washington June 29 Senate The sen- ¬ ate made good progress on the tariff bill Mon ¬ day disposing of the paragraphs relating to hides which have been the source of much controversy As finally agreed on the duty on hides is placed at -- 0 per cent ad valorem in place of y- cents a pjund as originally report- ¬ ed by the finance committee The paragraph relating to stained or painted glass windows was changed slightly in phraseology and the duties asreed to as reDorted Paraeranh 14i v tiiiu uutuiu nus ugrecuo lu as m tuc uuuac bill In the paragraph on cross cut saws the committee made a change inserting steel hand s iws finished or unfinished 10 cents per pound and 20 per cent ad valorem House The session of the house Monday lasted only long enough to call the roll on Mr Dingleys motion to adjourn As soon as the journal had been approved the floor leader of the majority remarked that as tie was not aware of any matters claiming the attention of the house Monday he would move an ad- ¬ journment Mr Bailey Tex challenged that statement with the observation that the bankruptcy bill and Cuban belligerency reso- ¬ lution were unacted upon The opposition applauded when the rising vote showed them in a majority of one the vote resulting 85 to 86 against MrDingleys motion Thereupon Mr Dingley demanded the yeas and nays and the roll was called The motion was carried 97 -- 8 Before the announcement of the vote on motion of Mr Steele rep Ind July 10 was set aside as a day for paying trib ¬ ute to the memory of the late W S Holman of Indiana The speaker announced that this order would be subject to the action of the committee on rules At 1245 p m the house adjourned until Thursday Washington June SO Senate After tedious consideration of the tariff bill throughout the day the senate wound up with a half hour of lively and amusing collo- ¬ quy between Senators Tillman of South Car- ¬ olina and Chandler of New Hampshire The lormer had proposed an amendment to the providing a 8100 head tax tariff bill on all immigrants and a restriction against all vthose not coming to the United States to become citizens Mr Tillman made an earnest speech on the depressed condition of labor but he was soon diverted from his theme by Mr Chandler The latter adopting a style of mock gravity directed the discus- ¬ sion toward Mr Clevelands administration This in time brought from Mr Tillman a vehement criticism of the late president while Mr Chandler drolly protested against these assaults on Mr Cleveland by a member of his own party When the fun had been fast and furious for some time the Till- ¬ man amendments were defeated yeas 3 nays 4S the three affirmative votes being cast by Me3srs Butler Quay and Tillman During the day the senate disposed of the lead para ¬ graph the committee rate of ys cents per pound on lead ore being agreed to c0 25 The other paragraphs considered were compara- ¬ tively of minor importance Washington July 1 Senate A a re ¬ ay sult of the rapid work on the tarifi bhi closo - of the loagr debe iahe the no nni tho n n trn t O On th O bill iSfel tttO WOSlim ¬ imfny nsikanam iwo ui-w-vportant provisions those relating to the Ha ¬ waiian treaty of reciprocity aad the duty on coal were perfected Wednesday while anoth- ¬ er source of much conflict the reciprocity section was matured by the finance commit- ¬ tee and presented to the senate Aside from these larger items a great many smaller ones which have caused more or less conflict were disposed of The Hawaiian provision of the house bill was restored after brief debate and without the formal- ¬ ity of a vote Tais has the effect of leaving the Hawaiian treatv of reciprocity in full force and effect During the day Mr Turpie of Indiana spoke in support of the amend ¬ ment for a two per cent tax on inheritances His speech was notable for its picturesque metaphors and the virulence of his denuncia- ¬ tion of the pending bilL that all the schedules This article is intended ma ceotion of the enormous amount of raw during a season in supply terial consumed demand for one of the most popular ScVcles made The Western Wheel Works Chicago makersof the Crescent wheel have themost without the largest and factory indoubt world L and bicycle the fullest ca- running ran turn out when Crescentsto m twelve725 finished Eours or a complete up to date bicycle ¬ ¬ ¬ Bicycles the Output c Crescent convey a con to Facts Regardi - ii vT PTheyn used during 1896 350 miles of Cub Chi ing or enough to nearly reach from line straight cago to St Paul if placed m a The spokes were made m their own lac tory and required 780 miles of wire or enough to reach from Chicago to Lincoln Neb 50 miles of brass rod was required for spoke nipples If the spokes spoke nipples and tubing were placed in a straight line they would reach from Chicago to the Rocky Mountains at Denver The cranks if placed end to end would cover a distance of 22 miles They used 35 miles of steel for crank axles wheel axles and pedal axles and 19 miles of steel for seat posts If the rims that were used in the manufacture of Crescents in 90 were placed one upon the other they would make a pile 19800 feet high 6000 feet higher than Pikes Peak and about the height of Mount Elms in Alaska whose summit has never yet been reached bv man It required 32084 square feet of sfieet steel to make the Crescent holloAv tooth sprockets and 21876 square feet for the steel stampings of tho head and seat post clamps or in all enough flat steel to cover an area of 1 acres There were used 10 miles of cork grips lOf miles of finished hubs and 28 miles of steel wire to pin frames together before brazing The finished chains end to end would reach 70 miles and the different pieces of which they are composed would reach 237A miles or in all 307 miles the distance from Chi The bearings of 1896 cago to Cincinnati Crescents required 13997300 steel balls which if placed in a straight line side by side would reach a distance of 45 miles To lace the chain and dress guards on the ladies Crescents manufactured in 1896 required 434150 yards of cord or 246i miles enough to allow a small boy to stand on the top of the Auditorium tower in Chicago and fly his kite where the people in Des To supply Moines Iowa could see it Crescents sold in 1896 required 1606742 bolts and 1488075 nuts having an aggre- ¬ gate weight of 23 tons The total weight of the complete bicycles was 2382842 pounds or 1191 tons To crate these bi- ¬ cycles required 1235740 square feet of lum- ¬ ber made up in pieces 72718668 separate and distinct pieces entered into the con- ¬ struction of 96 Crescents and if all were placed in a straight line end to end they would reach from New York to some dis- ¬ tance in the Pacific ocean west of San Francisco Crescent Bulletin July 1 1897 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ worst one that ever I carried Your dresses arc better by far than any you had when we married Harlem Life A a chooser of The Same Old Wail fig leaves you are Said Eve Tis the Said Adam What Hunting big game is not as hard work as it used to be in the days of the long heavy big bored rifles With a light modern rifle such as the Model 94 or 95 Winchester more game can be killed and at much longer distances than with any one of the old time guns The Model 95 Winchester is one of the highest powered rifles made It will shoot a 30 caliber U S Army bullet through over 50 inches of dry pine boards and drive a bullet at the rate of 2066 feetl a second through the air Hunters all over the country say that this is the best hunt- ing rifle ever made end to the Winches- ter Repeating Arms Co New Haven Ct for a large illustrated catalogue free A ball player does not obicct t oeing called fast Atchison Globe f Wonderful Rifle 1 -- 1 m - Prfceeg - i Hoods Sarsaparilla Who opened that Doecie Throe Others Chicago July 1 A rear end col- ¬ lision on the Chicago Northwestern railroad causing the loss of three lives and serious injuries to 23 persons marked the departure of the Christian Endeavor delegates for the convention at San Francisco The dead are Mrs K Shipman of Fond du Lac Wis John Gooding of Fond du Lac Wis arid an unknown The accident occurred at nesday morning at West Chicago formerly known as Turner Junction 30 miles out of Chicago on the Galena division Owing to the crush caused by the rush of Christian Endeavor business all regular schedules were abandoned and trains were sent out as or Rootbeer cork from a bottle of Hires is a signal of good health and plea tramp The popping of a 1215 Wed- ¬ ¬ sure the children resist it old folks like to hear A sound the cant K ¬ ¬ Nine sections left the Northwestern depot at intervals of 15 minutes be ¬ ginning at 1030 Sections 1 2 and 3 got through West Chicago safely but sec- ¬ tions 4 and 5 did not fare so well Sec- ¬ tion 4 was composed of nine cars and Section 5 was carried 300 passengers composed of ten cars carrying 340 per-¬ sons Section 4 left Chicago at 1115 arid was soon speeding over the prairie While Section 4 was stopping at the water tank Section 5 came thundering up behind The engine hit the rear car of Section 4 a terrific blow The two rear sleepers of section 4 were completely telescoped The two dead passengers were occupants of the last sleeper The tramp is supposed to have been riding on the trucks The road officials accuse Engineer Courtney of section 5 of disregarding -- fast as filled ance people A is composed of the very ingredients the system requires Aiding the digestion soothing the nerves purifying the blood A temperance drink for temper ¬ ¬ Rootbeer Made only br The Charles E IlifeaCc Phila package mikei 5 gallons Sold everywhere FARM I 1 ¬ ¬ - ¬ ad ¬ ¬ describing Nebraska mailed free on ap- ¬ plication to P S EcrsTis General Pas ¬ A Gijrantic Shut Down Q R R Chica a Youngstowx 0 July 1 Every mill senger Agent C B in States the United whose wage scales are under the jurisdicEDUCATIONAL tion of the Amalgamated association of iron steel and tin workers will shut down Wednesday night These mills altogether employ 25000 men mutjuj MA1 L vcrt i who are members of the Amalgamat-¬ CHIGAGO ILL ed association besides those who are DR F 2IEGFELD President not The eneral shut down will take ORATORY and place on account of the failure of the DRAMATIC ART 32nd SEASON BEGINS SEPT 6 1887 Amalgamated association scale comFQie CATALOGUE mittee and the manufacturers to agree nOI OSKDWUIOIlrSaiLITABY ACADEST on a puddling rate at the conference IEKKSK1ILST WJrorcataIogaddrcaaOJWRlGllTAMlrimljit beld here Wednesday ¬ the danger signals yielding all va rieties of crops That is what Nebraska offers to EaflilEJ Hi the home seeker Lands are cheap now Send for a pamphlet A llfilll t lil ffl A dry heal thy cli-¬ mate free frona malaria nn nhnn dance of pure water a soil which is unsurpassed fop richness and is easily culti- - vated ¬ ihl MUSIO y gg-S-E- A - 4 v r - ij t r rsK R n i v Ml A - 3 i j rt 1 rBffi B0TJRBOH NEWS ptoDAT JULY 2 1897 i -- f - -- V --rr The cracklin o packs and nacks The cannon boomin at the break o day Jes sort o sends a invnn mtiQ sui- - an take a breath and find youre breathin freer Ez though the air wuz full of lib erty the crackers sol off by FOURTH JULYS the finest day of any in the year At least thats how it alius seems to sne Tou swell your chest An the only thing to holler is hooray The big men of the country give us Patrick Henrys speech An then recite the Declaration too Ajv the crowd throw un hta on cheer with ardor after each Patriotic orator is through An then the silver cornet band the town ¬ ships joy and pride Ihspirin airs appropriately play An the bangin an the noDDin start ne nfn on every side An the only thing to holler is hooray An after bit when darkness comes the fireworks fizz an snout An Chinese lanterns twinkle midst the trees An in the shadders pretty girls are saun terin about With rounded waists an dimpled hands to squeeze An then wunst more theres music from the silver cornet band Ah down the floor the dancers all sashay Everybodys wantin pardners every fe- ¬ llers in demand An the only thing to holler is hooray our backs thr Detroit Free Press -- c PAH fcat N iffeEDTHCK P fourth cfjoly toey T was the 3d of July and Betty Logan known to many as the Belle of the Neutral Ground that de- ¬ batable strip of along- He knew that Betty Logan was intensely loyal to the cause of the col- onies but out of respect for her ap- parent neipiessness ner property naa not been disturbed though on several occasions several spies had been tracked to it Her only servants were Peter and a housemaid as loyal as her mistress and with these Betty the fair rebel in habited the little home near the Hudson in almost open defiance of the sol- ¬ diers of the king Fond of music Capt Lee importuned your head his hostess for a song- and rising Betty It just walked in smiled the man swept to the instrument in one corner You see theyre equal in rank and of the cozy parlor Captains both broke in the girl What are your favorites captain looking- across the porch from the open she asked with a sly look over her door These Utopian schemes dont shoulder always come out successful Washingtons Betreat for one give it for what it said the officer with a light laugh as he Ver3r well I just is worth and Peter bowed himself out mentioned a song- at that time popular of the girls presence and Betty was in royalist circles in New York alone again The cheeks of Betty Logan flushed What a good guesser Peter is she and her fingers swept the ivory keys as Surely I have not if impelled by magic smiled to herself betrayed myself and no one I hope You dont sing that I suppose con- ¬ has let the cat out of the bag Ill just tinued the captain give Peter credit for good guessing I am here to entertain you and thats all and she went to her bou- Washingtons Betreat shall be given doir to dress for the officers reception according to request The old fashioned clock in the wide In another moment the melodious hallway vas striking- 11 when a hand- voice of the girl seemed to fill the house some young officer in the somewhat as she sang the piece which had re- ¬ flashy uniform of the Royal Dragoons ceived encore after encore in the theone of the crack regiments in the kings aters wherever the British held sway service drew rein in front of the house Capt Lee listened like one entranced and dismounted and his gaze followed her every moveHis riding boots were polished to per- ment like one enraptured fection and he had brushed from them Perhaps 3rou have heard this said the few flecks of mud they had encoun- ¬ Betty as the last note died away and tered on the way up He looked as forthwith slie started up with a rollick- ¬ suringly at the house with its pretty ing cowboy air such as the wild ma- ¬ flower beds on the lawn and the trel rauders of the Neutral Ground were lised porch upon which stood a rocking- wont to sing when out on their forays -chair Miss Bettys favorite seat It was full of the most rebellious Throwing the lines over a post to await sentiment and some of its pointed al- ¬ Peters attention the young captain lusions to King- George drove the color sauntered towards the house and just from Capt Lees face as he mounted the steps a vision of love- ¬ But he was not in a position to grum ¬ liness appeared ble for had not Betty sang a real royal Miss Betty was simply but tastefully air He sat mutely and listened as the dressed and looked very pretty thus ar-¬ song crept on and on the girl seeming rayed to take delight in tingling the ears of She smiled a cordial welcome to the I her red coated guest - The imprisonment of Capt James would naturally interfere with the pleasures of the coming- day but when the morning- of the Fourth came there were no traces of regret on the fair rebels face At ten oclock Peter who had been sent to a certain point from which the road leading to New York was visible for a long distance came back with a broad grin on his face I was thinking Miss Betty what a nice thing- it would be if we could just contrive to exchange Capt Nolan for Capt Leei The girl seemed to start What nonsense Peter she ex- ¬ claimed Whatever put that idea into - MMMIMillMWMg now - drifted to other subjects and Capt Lee was most pleasantly entertained by his fair host-¬ OZhe conversation Leetgjgfrfchft young- ess ¬ ¬ posed 3to At Jfc the young- officer pushed aside his plte and leaned back in his chair Jmisorry I cannot offer you a dessert asfnne as you enjov- in the old time homesgf New York said the girl apol- dgetically Truth to tell Capt Lee we mujt put up with just what we can get inlthe country in war times and Ujcourse begging pardon Miss Betty broke in the officer Your desser I am sure will be delightful as your dinner has been and I am dis- suffetmuch girls larder had not if any through the war - CROSSING STHE RIO GRANDE ¬ praise - - - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - cowboys and skin ners roamed at will stood on the porch of her pleasant little home She was half surrounded by vines that failed to conceal her trim figure the effect of which was height- ¬ ened by the neat garb she wore In one hand she held a letter she had just read for the fourth time and as she lifted her eyes she beheld a man at the edge of the porqlu is JChis raari a person whom the girl ujq trnsnhirt iTisiaciiverfifltthftimis- - J country Hudson where the 4 the Its bad news Peter said she ad¬ vancing a step and looking- down into the mans face Another victory for the kings men - oecom pDiivious toms presence MissBettv The man interrupted the reading with a sudden exclamation The letter is from Capt Nolan then Yes and he is a prisoner in New York 4That is not exactly it It much of a battle Nolan writes wasnt know how he will chafe in confinement for he wasnt born to rust out behind stone wallS But when thej exchange him tThats just the difficulty Peter When they exchange him You may well say that They will not exchange Nolan for an officer inferior in rank They never do that you know Peter I might have thought of that an- ¬ swered the man flushing a little I suppose a rescue is out of the ques¬ Thats bad I WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITES CAPTAIN tion k iv J Entirely so said the girl Nolan writes that he is fairly treated but he wants his liberty You say the letter was delivered to you at the secret out- ¬ post Yes I did not ask from whom it was but obeyed orders and brought it direct to you For which you have my thanks Peter and I will see that you are fully paid in the future In a few moments the patriotic girl was left alone and after another read ing1 of the letter which told how the writer Capt Nolan James a youthful officer in the continental army had been captured by a detachment of British troops and conveyed to New York then in possession of the enemy The letter seemed to crumple in her resolute hand and when she entered the house she flung- it upon the table and picked up another letter lying there - ¬ ¬ Unfolding- - the lines which traced in a bold mascu- ¬ line hand ran as follows Capt Basil Lee of the royal forces begs leave to accept Miss Betty Logans invitatiofi to dine with her Tuesday and will be promptly on hand Wishing his fair hostess health and happiness he signs himself her ardent friend CAPT BASIL LEE Fourth Dragoons New York July 2 17S0 A faint smile appeared at Bettys this one she glanced over k W A i mouth as she perused the acceptance and placed it beside the one from her patriotic lover Capt Lee had met her during one of the many incursions made by the royal dragoons along the Hudson and though an nemy to American freedom the girl had found him an agreeable visitor Ignorant of Capt James mis fortune she invited the British officer to dinewjth her on the Fourth as she lived almost alone in the old homestead her parents having died a short iime prior to the beginning of hostilities ¬ ¬ ¬ Though we differ about the war sign of the captains disapproval in his Capt Lee said she in her sprighiiy look manner I cannot help asking- you for By no means Miss Betty was the the latest news from the front reply The author of that doggerel There is but little to communicate will stretch hemp one of these days There has been no set engagement of When you catch late the two armies seem to be plan not before laughed the hare captain the girl ning for position and it is doubtful if waj the author of that song isBy the doing a battle will come off for some time some good in the ranks just now and That is good I do not like to hear Washington has made him a lieutenant of bloodshed It is bad enough in this for bravery on the battlefield and you part of the country between the for dont kill prisoners believe I ayers but when large armies meet in Sir Henr3 Clinton might break the deadly conflict it is much worse Still rule in the bards case was the quick and her eyes seemed to sparkle we cannot gain our independence without rejoinder and then Bfetty ran her fingers over the keys again and sang a some bloodshed love ditty which put her guest in the Capt Lee smiled I will never be able to convince you best of humor The ballad ended Betty Logan ex- ¬ I see he said Like Ephraim Miss cused herself and left the parlor Betty you are joined to your idols It seems to me that she might be Yes captain to the idols of liberty tamed passed through Capt Lees and prosperity for America You must The girl is a real jewel and admit that you find our soldiers men mind would make an excellent wife So her difficult to conquer When people fight for their homes and native land they do friend Capt James is enjoying the not give up the struggle without a terri delicacies of prison fare I suppose that she doesnt know that I am in part reble contest But in this case they are rebellious sponsible for his change of fortunes and the king will not stop short of their but alls fair in love and Avar and if I do not fail Miss Betty may sing none entire subjection The young girls gaze wandered from but loyal songs in the near future I the room and for a little while seemed wonder if that fellow attended prompt- ¬ ly to my horse to rest on the bushes on the lawn The British captain was on the eve Suddenly however she turned again of rising when Betty again appeared in to the officer and said One of my friends has had the mis- the doorway and announced dinner She had made a little change in her fortune to become a prisoner of war Indeed Miss Betty exclaimed toilet and looked prettier than ever Capt Lee in the most innocent manner and Capt Lee with an appetite sharppossible But that is one of the vicis- - ened by his ride from the city to say situdes of war Your friend must put nothing of the wait in the parlor rose up with it and consider that imprison with alacrity ment is far better than being left on the The dining room was tastefully battlefield trimmed with flowers and evergreen I do not doubt that bur confine- the work of which Betty ascribed to her ment to Capt James is irksome to say maid Polty and Polly blushing to the the least tips of her fingers as it seemed ac ¬ The British officer seemed to rtart a knowledged the compliments with a little at mention of his rivals name confused courtesy Capt James is confined in New Betty poured the tea as she chatted York continued Betty He was cap- away and Polly was near by to see tured in a skirmish and hurried thither that Capt Lee as her mistress guest Exchange is hardly to be thought of wanted for nothing you know since our people do not hold The table was spread with the deli ¬ s prisoner an officer of equal rank cacies of the season which told Capt - officer as he came on and took his out-¬ I suppose I wouldnt be allowed to stretched hand without a show of sing that in New York exclaimed treachery Betty turning round and catching- a - ¬ ¬ turned in the right direction many hundreds less roughly urged waded aimlessly down stream others turned toward the bank and raced with the speed of the wind in the open country dogs horses and pedestrians in pur ¬ suit The great herd of animals in the middle of the stream f ound deep water and swam Little more than their heads was visible and a thousand horns suggestive of brush in flood time caught the sunlight They floated without apparent effort with the cur- ¬ rent with none to control them and when they sought the bank it was on the side of the river from that which they had started and at about the same The Iiove of Country point The group that had been made There are not wanting those who sneer at love of country as narrow and to cross to the Texas side stood passive provincial But we think it will be lj together at the edge of the water that foundJS aVrule own the man who has Ayith their heaids strethecl optbef ore country and his them no loe tfpi his The operation was repeated with own p4iqple as distinguished from all about he same success The notable the world does not entertain very much features of the performance were reregard jf or humanity in general True calcitrant cattle dashing across sandpatriotim not tne spurious kind that bars far away with the plains and far thy neighbor tv7Thou shalt lovebut that which blue hills beyond powerful and robust and hate thine enemy upholds defends and makes much of Mexicans some of them entirely naked riding back and forth with yells that home and country promotes rather - would Have been the fortune of a base- ¬ than diminishes world wide sympathies There are no more devoted pa- - ball coacher swift and tireless swim- ¬ triots than the consecrated American mers gliding back and forth some of missionaries who spend their lives in them completely surrounded by misbe ¬ service for foreign lands Our young having cattle and hundreds of horns people should be instructed to associate drifting- about seeming without aim It their celebration of Independence day above the surface of the water seemed almost impossible to head the with love of countrj and to learn lessons of patriotism from those who on great herd in the right direction Some this day pledged their lives their for- ¬ could be made to go across but that¬ tunes and their sacred honor to wrest was obviously what the great major the nation from a foreign joke The ity did not want to do By about five oclock in the afternoon independence thus nobly won is a something- like 1500 had been landed precious inheritance they should be taught because it has permitted the de- on the Texas side They stood quietly velopment on American soil of institu- enough when they were over and gave tions which have blessed not us alone but little trouble to the herders But but all the world besides N Y Ex- those not yet across were naturally those least willing to cross and all that aminer a cow maj- - do that is obstinate was done UNCLE SAMS PATENT on this occasion They appeared to BICYCLE have n great deal more endurance than the horses They would reach the bank for the hundredth time and race with the spirit of a young yearling just re- ¬ leased from a barn The Mexicans be ¬ gan to rope and throw some of the most mischievous of the evil doers that they might not lead the others astray and after falling hard enough to break a limb they wTould get up ready for an- ¬ other mad dash The herders rivaled them in endurance One deep chested fellow was thrown from his horse just as the latter was scrambling out of the water on a slip perj bank the animal stumbling He rolled over and over and then jumped up and started in pursuit of his fright ened steed The race was about equal but another horseman came to the rescue and caught a bridle rein of the run ¬ ij ¬ ¬ -- Capt Lee I promise you that Betty made no reply and her slate guest was hustled from the premises and escorted to the nearest American camp where he was turned over to the commander thereof Several weeks intervened when one evening a young soldier rode up to the Logan home and sprang lightly to the ground He was met at the steps of the trel lised porch by a young girl whose eyes sparkled above flushed cheeks They tell me that I owe my exchange Capt to you Betty he exclaimed Lee was very obstreperous at first but he gave in at last and here I am I dont know whether Capt Lee will ever forgive me but I didnt know of a better way to celebrate the Fourth of July was the reply and the merry laugh that followed told how happy was the Fair Bebel of the Neutral Ground T C HAElBAUGH waveciher hand to Polly who stood at the door leading into the kitchen Our1 guest is ready for the dessert Pollyp You may bring it on A deeper crimson came to the maids cheeks as she caught the subtle mean ¬ ing of the words so artly spoken by Betty and in another moment she left the room closing- the door behind her Befiold the dessert Capt Lee ex- ¬ claimed Betty when the door opened a moment af terward and the British of-¬ ficer staggered from the chair as his gaze fell upon three men dressed in continental uniform each of whom cov- ¬ ered him with a pistol Whats this miss he cried What treachery is afoot under your roof It is simply the fortunes of war Capt Lee You are a prisoner subject to exchange for another prisoner of equals rank These gentlemen consti- ¬ tute the only dessert I have to offer with profuse apologies At first Capt Lee thought of resist- ¬ ance but sober second thought came to the- rescue and in a little while he was in the hands of the patriots Your trick will fall short of its de ¬ sign iny little rebel he exclaimed Capt James shall not be exchanged for - Atyfthis moment Miss Betty Logan it beforehand yells maker recently stated before tho in New York that ne a cigarette in his life They were from a ranch in Coahuila The queen of Greece is so devoted and were to be delivered to one of the to flowers she delights to share most prominent ranchmen in the south-¬ with others that pleasures her in them By west At this time and place the Bio her orders large quantities are distrib ¬ Grande is a pretty fair sized stream uted It is nearly a quarter of a mile wide week in the hospitals of Athens twice a At the fording- place there is just Lady Aberdeen is again protesting enough water to swim a cow in the against the use of egret plumes in hats deepest place It was not supposed however and it certainly was not the an d bonnets She has written to the ed ¬ case that the cattle would remain in itor of a well known paper which advo-¬ the fording place As it turned out cates kindness to animals condemningthey occupied and- performed countless the practice as being one of actual cruelty maneuvers over about a mile The reigning grand duke of Luxem ¬ The labor of the day began about the middle of the forenoon The great burg admittedly one of the richest sov- ¬ herd of lowing quadruped were driven ereigns in Europe is indebted for the down at the foot of the old Mexican major part of his fortune to the percent- ¬ town across the river and on the long age paid to him by the farmers of the bar that faces the stream There was pufblic gambling tables of Wiesbaden ¬ an army of Mexicans on every side to the capital of his former duchy of Naskeep them in place A dozen bestrode sau Mme Melbj- is still sufferiug from lank horses the remainder was afoot the after effects of influenza She has There was an abundance of little brown boys each with two frail garments and therefore wisely resolved to go to the as many powerful lungs The cattle south of France and not tc sing again were driven along the bar up under the in public until sheas due at Covent gar ¬ bridge and to a point above the two den In the autumn she haa alreadj- - ar- ¬ towns to the fording- place And here ranged to tour in the English provinces the leaders were headed out into the under Messrs Harrison streafn They took to the water with Dr Eugene Dubois has discovered in apparent willingness and lashed their Java the skull and thigh bone of an ani- ¬ tails and proceeded with a great splashi- mal which he claims to be the missing ng- sound as the 8000 sfeet began to link From the two bones he has con- ¬ smite the water When they were about structed on paper at any rate the half submerged the leaders turned a pithecanthropus which is half man little to the right down stream As if half ape Mr W K Marischal gives an by previous arrangement the whole account of this discovery in the English right flank turned in the same direc- ¬ Illustrated Magazine tion and the multitude separated and THE POTOMAC BASS became many little groups The horsemen dashed in- below them with Indian Said by Good Judges to Be tlie Gam- Something- near 2000 cattle crossed Lexow committee the Bio Grande at Eagle Pass lately Iiad never smoked - Driving Two Thousand Cattle- - from Mexico to the United StateH PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL- John B Duke the millionaire cig--arett- e - Ml a - - - -- ¬ - A dozen men were suddenly naked and they were swimming rapid ¬ ly out toward the heads of the leaders with the intention of turning them Some of them carried clubs in their hands as they swam and when they came up with the doimb brutes the beat upon their faces Some were - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ FOURTH-OF-JUL- Y This fish is a wonder Seldom ex ¬ ceeding five pounds in weight nothing ramier is to be found in the waters of the earth No mountain trout or pike or pickerel or salmon or ouaifaniche pound for pound is his equal To an insatiable appetite and the predatory instinct of the eagle he joins a supernatural strength and activity and the temper of the devil Firmly fastened at the end of a strong snell and 60 feet of line he will leap two yards into the air and shake his head like a dog in the effort to disengage himself There is no trick known to finny tribes that he will not practice He darts under the boat with a wicked rush and shows his knowledge of the frailty of the tackle He will circle round and round a snag until the line is hopelessly involved He will sink like a stone to the bottom and lie there like a log Lifted to the surface by main strength he is off with the speed of light straightaway as the crow flies until the reel buzzes like a bee and the thumb pressed upon it burns as if the hand held a live coal Sometimes lie twilllteep going niitiliUii strands part with a snap and he flashes on up the river with 200 feet of costly silk trailing behind him When seem- ingly exhausted he is reeled in and lies a sluggish defeated mass within a yard of the boat his gills opening and shutr ting rapidly The triumphant sports- man leans forward with the dip net when with a whirl and a lunge and a momentary flash of his silvery sides he is away and another half hour of in- ¬ tense struggle begins It needs a quick hand a cool brain a wrist of steel and the patience of Griselda to capture the small mouthed bass when he is at his best and bent on business The history of his introduction to the Potomac is peculiar A quarter of a century ago he was unknown to these waters At that time a farmer with sportsmans blood in him imported some of the young and put them in his fish pond which was near the river Two years after when the fry had at ¬ tained a respectable size one of the freshets which this country is noted for overflowed the pond broke down its walls and swept its contents into the river So pugnacious is the bass that in the time since elapsed it has utterly exterminated its large mouthed kins ¬ men which before was plentiful and all other fishes common to the stream except minnows which are too numer- ¬ ous and a small perch which escapes by keeping close to the banks where there is not enough water for its heavy draught enemy Even the dread pike has found his match Chicago Times ¬ ieHt of FiKlies p rVjiiilrwiH m -- n yt v - a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ steer that had got awaj in the water by himself and by swimming- always St Louis Globe Democrat in the right place and yelling in just the proper manner he succeeded in driv ¬ FlagThe First American ing the big- fellow across A great It has been impossible to decide with cheer went up from the bridge and it certainty who designed the American was faintly echoed by the people along flag as first adopted by congress but the Mexican side the best recorded evidence givs part Late in the day the- cattle that had of tlie credit of designing- it and all the crossed and which had been standing credit of making it to Mrs John Boss below the bridge were driven to a point an upholsterer who resided on Arch opposite the ford that the still recalc- ¬ street Philadelphia Her descendants itrant beasts in Mexico on seeing- them assert that a committee of congress ac might be encouraged to come over As companied by Qen Washington who the great masspassed under the bridge was in Philadelphia in June 1776 called it presented a strange sight to the upon Mrs Boss and engaged her to crowd of people above Looking down make the flag from a rough drawing- it seemed like a great multi colored This drawing was at her suggestion serpent gliding- along- The effect was Opposite the ford they redrawn bj- Gen Washington with a indescribable pencil in her back parlor and the flag began moving around in a great circle thus designed was adopted by congress like the eddy in a mighty stream They Although the resolution establishing were becoming restless and a guard was the flag was not officially promulgated placed about them to prevent their re ¬ by the secretary of congress until Sep- ¬ turning to their native land It was not tember Jyt a 777 it seems well authen ¬ until close to six oclock that the last ticated that the regulation stars and stragglers were brought over and it stripes was carried at tne battle of the was necessary then to bring them over Brandywjiue September 11 1777 and the bridge There were perhaps half a thenceforward driring the battles of the hundred of these Eagle Pass Tex Cor St Louis GlobeDemocrat revolution Youths Companion - fB - Herald ChanBlnj England have possessed their souls in patience and waited for that gradu ¬ al improvement of climate to be brought about which was implied in the oft repeated remark New Englands Clttnate For generations the people of New I i ¬ winters less were ¬ away One slip of a boy followed a - - - ¬ - - - cold Winter however con- ¬ tinues its old habit of lingering so long in the lap of spring as to benumb the umbs of the sprightly youngster The ingenuity of a Boston mind however is now attacking the problem of repress- ¬ ing the season of snow within its proper bounds of three months and restrain ¬ ing it from spreading itself promiscu- ¬ ously over about six months The plan is to fence off the chill arctic current by building a gigantic dam across the Straights of Belle Isle It is suggested v that a railroad could be run alone this dam to St Johns and that the trip to Europe could be thus shortened to 2000 miles by water 1 is a question just how New England will receive this prop- ¬ osition of Mr Hammond of Boston New England is conservativerand might perhaps view with suspicion a more rap ¬ id amelioration of climate than it is ac- ¬ customed to Ephraim is joined to his idols even though they are snow men in ice palaces X Y Trifbune Best Ote Could Do The prisoners dock is not a situa ¬ tion favorable to repartee But on one occasion the accused undoubtedly scored Why did you manufacture this bacL money the magistrate- said sternly Cos 1 couldnt turn out no better1 Teplied the counterfeiter Tit Bits -- that the getting shorter and 1 Li - i - Ar fi v V - i ft 1M SA - f - - Ji i - x H I i V THE BOURBON NElWB FRIDAY NUPTIAL KNOTS I JULY 2 1897 - BMgMM i f i rmi-a Mt f- i w i laJ x y pOYAl RncnurAmnnta i Alv - granted Wednesday in Cincinnati H R Bright Circuit Clerk of Announcements And Sol- einnizations Of Tho Marriage Vows Twenty four marriage licenses were Mont- ¬ McAl- Are Yot I Jill msJmkj wx--Jkv-s-t- I K ii rt 3f- c- f - gomery wedded Mrs Elizabeth lister of Stanford Wednesday ana jyuss C A Hull of Colorado Julia Dooley of Fayette were married this week at the brides home The wooing was done by mail and the par ¬ ties never saw each other until this week ¬ Thin Look about you See for Who suffer most yourself from sleeplessness nervousness nervous dyspepsia neuralgia despondency general weak¬ Who are on the edge ness f flwvnus orostrattcn all the time Those who are thin t r J5UV J EBERHARDT LARUE -- -- I h y r IjfX tJU J Itr J -- t 1 A beautiful and happy wedding was solemnized at the Baptist Church Wed- ¬ nesday at half past ten oclock- - when AbsoluteBy Rev Fredric Eberhardt and Miss Alice Celebrated for its great leavening LaRuewere united in marriage by Rev Btrength and healthf ulness Assures the Jones of Covington The church was food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ tastefully bedecked in palms and plants teration common to the cheap brands and the wedding march wa3 played by Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrkJ Mrs Geo Bruce of Covington The groom is the beloved pastor of the Baptist Church a genial and court ¬ ly crpntlpmnn esteemed bv countless friends The bride is a sister of Mr Seventeenth Year Established 1881 John LaRue of Shawhan and is a most JPublisJied every Tuesday and Friday by respected and estimable young lady who CHAMP WATE posts esses many charms of person and Editors and Owners BBTJOE MILLER manner and traits of character which of loyal friends a W Make all Checks Money Orders etc have won her circle payable to the order of Champ Miiler She was very becomingly attired in a stylish costume of tan cloth with brown trimmings and carried a bouquet ot pink Call Meeting POWDER Pure Opium chloral bromides headache powders only make matters worse Iron and hit¬ ters are only stimulants To be cured and cured for good WL DOUGLAS For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from tho best material possible at these prices Also 2J0 and 200 shoes for men 250 200 and 175 for boys W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for catalogue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by S3 SHOE in theWorld BINDER TWINE AT Vr you need a fat making food You want new blood rich blood and a strong nerve- - the ihhii hews Cod liver Oil with Hypophos phites is all this It feeds the tissues makes rich blood and SCOTTS EMULSION of ¬ NEELYS t A r strengthens the nerves J0O SCOTT J P KIELY New Laundry Agency Book about it free for the asking For sale by all druggists at 50c and BOWNE New York Niagara Falls S910 -- - ht trv i VI sr ii v roses Round trip at this rate from George- ¬ The Democrats of the city of Paris are The maid of honor was Miss Lena town July 8 Q and C Route C K and called to meet at the Court house Tues- Preston of Covington who wore a D and Michigan Central day July Cth at 8 oclock p m for the charming costume of linen tissue over Through trains to Cincinnati connect purpose of filling several vacancies in pink silk The groom was attended by with special Niagara trains Cincinnati ¬ Power Laundry a first and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will receive immediate attention Work cailed for and delivered promptly Respectfully class institution Winchester I have secured the agency for the 16ap tf Bruce Holladay lc a Day Your Life Insured Democratic city committee Benj Perry Chmn Democratic Mass Meeting A meeting of the Democrats of this county who are opposed to the plat- ¬ forms and doctrines of the Chicago Con- ¬ ventions of 1896 and the Frankfort Convention of June 2 1897 and who are in favor of the old principles of the Democratic party as set forth in tne Indianapoiis Platform of 1896 will be held at the Court House on Saturday July 10 1897 at two oclock p m Standard Time to select Delegates for tho State Convention to be held at Louis- ¬ ville on Wednesday July 14 1897 to nominate a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals A T Forsyth County Chairman v pi iV SCINTILLATIONS Jvimllo AilTterestiK Comment Of 2fewK AjlL tern parade Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ to the Falls with comfortable day 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 given use That widely traveled and judicial gnaranteename you We dare not you without authority if Anthony Trol a banks minded British novelist lope wrote to the London Times many doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights years ago Celery Capsules gives you good health Of all the sights on this earth of ours which tourists travel to see at they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach least of all those which I have seen I trouble Rheumatism Constipation and am inclined to give the palm to the Sick Headaches 100 das treatment Falls of Niagara In the catalogue of costs lc a day A sight draft on above -such sights I intend to include all build ¬ bank in every 1 box which brings WHEEL NOTES ings pictures statues and wonders of your money back if we fail to cure you art made by mens hands and also all Sold by W T Brooks druggist ¬ Lines Ahout Devotees Of The Wheel At beauties- of nature prepared by the Credelight of his creatures ator for be Home And Elsewhere This is a long word but as far as my Tom Wallace and Tom Martin Shel taste and judgment go it is justified Given byville wheelmen rode 120 miles in 15 know no other one thing so beautiful A Railroad Officials Experience bu glorious and so powerful hours Sunday This the first low rate of this year The ifrnthiana Meet Club came out gives a rare opportunity to visit this 200 ahead on the L A W meeting the worlds greatest natural wonder The club will probably use the money to ARk Q and C agentp about it or write to Chns W Zell D P A Fonrth and give a race meeting this Summer Race Cincinnati Monday night 2000 wheelmen are exW C Rinearson at Dewhursts lan ¬ G P A Cincinnati O pected to be inline Mr Chas Stephens of this city The ushers were Messrs W M Good loe Albert Hinton W M Hinton Jr and Dr M H Daily Rev Eberhardt and bride left imme- ¬ diately for a trip on the Great Lakes The News with a legion of friends wish them a long life with never a sor- row - The Best Made Price as Low - V OjS V Anybody It t Full Details Gladly 1 w ¬ Nearly 700 students graduated from Yale Wednesday Hugh Stephens of Mt Sterling is mysteriously missing Lexington will be lighted by 160 arc lights beginning Monday night Mrs Pauline Wiuiner and daughter committed suicide togather at Owens boro O brakeman Buck Hawkins a C off Tuesday night at had both legs cut Maysville At Danville Wednesday 23 shares of Boyle National Bank stock sold at 153 50 per share Several mad dogs haye recently been killed in Lincoln Fleming Lewis and Casey counties Fayette county will replace her burn ¬ ed court house at Lexington with an U- J f tf A ft i IM nected with railroad construction in Nebraskawrites My heart troubled and pained me for 19 years Shortness of breath was the constant and most common F SIMMONS symptom Intense excruciating pain gener ¬ ally followed any severe exertion Faintness Of Hoclcingporr O Recommends Wrights hunger without any appetite fluttering that Celery Capsules made me clutch my breast and palpitation that often staggered me as if I would fall Hockingport O August 14 96 were frequent attacks Again everything To the Wright Medical Co would turn black if I arose from a stooping Columbus Ohio posture quickly Sleepless nights with their prostrating unrest were Gentlemen I have been using Dr Miles numerous and I could Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach trouble and constipation for some three Heart Cure get no rest day or night 1 consulted leading phy ¬ mouths and find them even greater than Restores sicians and tried adver- ¬ recommended With pleasure and un- ¬ 85000 structure tised remedies They solicited I would recommend them to Health Three unknown men committed sui- ¬ gave me no relief One of the suffering public New Oflicers Elected Dr Miles circulars described my case so by placing cide near Wellsville Mo Yours very truly exactly that I took Dr Miles New Heart D F Simmons their heads on a railroad track and be ¬ The Kentucky Christian Missionary Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 Cure and I am now a well man I hope convention in session at Louisville elect- ¬ ing run over simultaneously per box Send address on postal to the every one troubled with heart disease will Col W C P Breckinridge will de- ¬ ed officers for the ensuing year as fol- ¬ Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for try Dr Miles remedies If they will write me personally I will gladly give them full l liver an oration at a picnic to be given lows President Victor W Dorris trial size free details of my experience Edw Edmonds to morrow near Bardstown by the ladies Georgetown First Vice President J T P O Box 65 David City Nebraska of the Confederate Memorial Associa- ¬ Sharrard Stanford Second Vice Presi ¬ Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee dent C K Marshall Harrodsburg Sec- ¬ that first bottle benefits or money refunded tion Bardstoxyn As ¬ Miss Sarah Cecil who has been try- ¬ retary Wm F Rogers Yesterdays Temperature ¬ ing to starve herself to death at Lexing ¬ sistant Secretary H W Elliott Sul The following is the temperature as ton was induced to go to Georgetown to phur Treasurer W G Conley Lexing- ¬ when the Creator said to woman ton State Evangelist H W Elliott noted yesterday by A J Winters Co reside She had taken no solid food for uIn sorrow shalt thou bring forth of this city Sulphur Executive Board J W Mc twenty three days children that a curse was pro- ¬ 78 7a m Garvey President Chas L Loos John nounced against the human race 8a m 78 The livery men of Lexington met T Hawkins W Taylor W G Con at Lexington The event will terminate in a pic nic at the fair crrnnrsrJfs e The cyclists of Cincinnati have won a victory in the fight against the sprinklers In future it will be unlawful to sprinkle the entire width of any street or avenue in Cincinnati Chas James and Jim Ingels are train- ¬ ing for the bicycle races at Lexington and expect to win a share of the prizes They have the speed and should show up well at the finish Dan Hemphill will come over from Nicholasville to help train them The Pope Co has cut the price on Col- ¬ umbia 97 wheel from 100 to 75 The Lovell Diamond has dropped to 65 A Pope official claims there will not be a 100 wheel of any make on the market in two weeks The Pope Co expects to put a chamless wheel on the market next season ¬ two story brick residence cKrner of Seventh and High street Tth room good cistern etc Apply to tRLaj1tizens DanK For Rent The desirably 7 room FOR RENT BRICK ply to lljait f ¬ MH MAIN ST DAILEY PAs to 12 a mi 1 i ior rurmer particuiars 1 tf cottage 5 rooms 10 per 602 Fir8t classj repair Ap Or Icipient consumption is Dr Bells Pine Tar tion is allayed and the clogging of the lungs is stopped When this is accom- ¬ plished the road to health is a straight one Get a bottle to day cuaiA Honey dnflama BC O EDWARDS INGELS fOver Deposit Bankl s to r y In JM Office hours 6 psjt -- i R EDWARD EDMONDS long con fc ITS I The Bargain of the Season For CASH Only While the stock lasts i J MANY THINK Wednesday afternoon and reduced the rate of funeral carriage hire from 4 to 250 This was occasioned by a cut in tne rates by B B Wilson New York is excited over a murder as mysterious and horrible as the Pearl Brya tragedy The chopped up pieces of a man were last week found in pluces widely apart The police are baffled over the case The Swango Trimble family reunion at Hazel Green was a remarkable event The ages of nine of the Swango family aggregated 661 years and that of the seven Trimbles made 661 years a total of 1322 years d The threat to snatch you had a literal fulfillment Monday at Louisville Hannah Dean and Sara Rob bins both loved the same man and after a quarrel over him the Dean woman was as bald as a goose egg They paid 10 each for their fun bald-heade- J ley A Fairhurst B C Lexington -- Deweese all of when by druscists sent bv mail for 60c and SI per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by 2Jjy-96-W T Brooks druggist is gilaranteed Sold ly Danger and suffering lurk in Piles Piles Piles the pathway of the Expectant Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will Mother andr should be avoided cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch that she may reach the hour when ing at onpe acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment the hope of her heart is to be real- ¬ is prepared onJy for Piles and Itching of the ized in full vigor and strength pr ivate parts and nothing else Every box ¬ - but the joy felt by every Mother she first presses to her heart her babe proves the contrary 9pm 10 a m 11 a m 12 m 2p m 3p m 8U 8U 87 89 V 1 89 87 4p m 5p m 7 87 86 pm 84 Kentucky Chautauqua MOTHERS FRIEND so relaxes the t jiigrhest HonorsWorlds Fair c system and as Awarded DR that the nec essarv change takes place- witnout nausea Headache ¬ sists Nature The pictures being given away by Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of ar and an ornament to any house Nashville Wis CR1AM Gloomy Fore- ¬ boding of dan- - Nervous or trying hour is robbed of its pain and suffering as so many happy BAKING mothers this have Nothing but IrJ a Hi 975 round trip to Nashville by repur ¬ chasing tickets at Chattanooga Visit Chattanooga Chickamauga Lookout Mountain enroute to the Exposition Superb vestibuled Trains 4 Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati W C Rinearson O To Cure A Cold In One Day Mothers Friend is the greatest remedy ever on the market and all our customers praise it Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ W H Kinq Co Whitewright Tex ighly MOST PERFECT MADE lets All druggists refund the money Of druggists at 100 or sent by mail on receipt if it fails to cure A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder 25c For sale by W Free for book containing om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant of price Writefor all Mothers mailedvalua T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris ble information free POUDffi YEARS THE STANDARD persuaded to use anything else Dont This will be the greatest day in the Mothers Friend does history of the Chautauqua and no one be deceived or should miss it experienced The National Holiday will be celebrated at the Kentucky Chautauqua at Lexington July 3d A great program is offered that day At 11 a m an ad- ¬ dress by Hon Henry Watterson subject Abraham Lincoln At lpm a great realistic Sham battle by 200 members of the State Guard At 230 an address by Gen John B Gordon subject The First Days of the Confederacy At 230 a prize drill by the Kentucky State At 8 a great musical and Guard A special train will novelty program leave Lexington after the eDterteinment at night for Maysville and all interme- ¬ diate points at special reduced rates ¬ 195 WOOD MANTELS t i Exactly like cut z - A Specialty If J T HINTON i lJ i j UNDERTAKING tN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO 40 Tie Bradfield Be ilater Co Atlmt Ga Ky 1 o L v If o i1 v j o d t J a THE HEWS In Circuit Court O- BOURBONNEP FKIBAy JULY OBITUARY v 2 1897 a 0 4 t N ReepftflfafKlly Dedicated To The Memory I he case of the Commonwealth vs Of The Dead Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Cain Lewis charged with murdering his COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Squir H C Funk 60 of Fayette wife occupied the court Wednesday and THE NEWS MAN died itf Scott county yesterday He En icic d at the Post office at Paris Ky as yesterday being given to the jury at five seco lass mail matter oclock yesterday afternodn The jury Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At leaves a widow and three daughters has not yet returned a verdict The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies Ana Mrs Tom Fessler of Mt Sterling Mrs Will Smith of Centerville and Mrs TELEPHONE NO 124 The following cases which were Elsewhere The shoe needs careful attention to secure comfort Lyle is visiting rela- ¬ Chas Hall of Scott scheduled for Wednesday and yesterday Mr Vimont v SUBSCRIPTION PRICES the foot during the heatecj term We are prepared to sup will be tried to day and to morrow tions in Danville The Dog Came Back Payable in Advance Commonwealth vs Rube Henderson 2 00 Six mouths One year Mr W A Hill Sr left Wednes ¬ S100 THEwonderful achievements of Bour ply you with stylish shoes and can insure the largest news costs you cant kven get a kh ripe day for a trip to Denver port fkom a gtjn free of chakgk boncats which havebeen chronicled in Same vs George Hutsell petit lar- ¬ Miss Nettie Todd of Richmond is The3Sews have been eclipsed by a measure of comfort Our prices are reasonable a good ceny visiting frjendB in the city Make all Clieckx Money Orders Etc Scotchterrior named Joe Blackburn Same vs Geo Tiffy malicious cut ¬ payable to the order of Champ Miilfk You will be - pleased with Mr John Brennan was in Cincin- ¬ which was the property of John Murphy shoe for a small price ting etc week Be- ¬ a watchman at Walshs distillery Baseball Results Yesterday Same vs Horace Biby malicious nati several days this stock Stanley Watson of Maysville left ing found guilty of killing fine bantam shooting etc Louisville 4 Cincinnati 4 chickens on the distillery premises Joe yesterday for a trip to Europe Same vs same concealed w apons New York 4 Boston 5 Rev Dr Geo Varden and wife are was sentenced to death He was hung Kentuckiaus Going West Washington 3 Baltimore 6 to a rafter until he was apparently dead visiting relatives in Lexington Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 1G Then he was slammed countless times There has been an exodus of Ken Miss Etta Quisenberry is visiting against the floor and his carcass was Chicago 13 Pittsburg 5 tucklans this week for the West the Miss Alice Snell near Lexington carted away and left as a feast for the St Louis 2 Cleveland 6 objective point being San Francisco and Mrs F B Carr left last evening for buzzards -Joes executioner reckoned the occasion being the It 18 said thit the blackberry crop will Endeavor Convention great Christian a visit to her parents in Richmond without his host for bright and early on in that city be very large this year Mrs C E Nippert aud children the morrow Joe sneaked back into one Tuesday morning the L N train Leroy Ballinger has been appointed which passed through Paris at 445 had have returned from a visit to Xarnalton of the warehouses looking but little the Miss Ella Mitchell and Mrs W W worse for his terrible experience That postmaster at Shawhan this couuty on board fifty five persons bound for gone to Olympia Springs day however the dog was abducted Mitchell have San Francisco The Parks Hill camp meeting will be Mr and Mrs B F Williams of and the distillery knows him no more Among the Kentuckians who have gin August 5th and continue ten days gone West are Mrs Mary Ingels Mrs Louisville are at the Windsor for a few Run Over By A Wagon E B Bishop and children and Miss days Rev Dr Rutherford will preach at Tim Shea received very serious inju ¬ Miss Maria Spears arrived home Palmers school house Sunday at 330 Rebecca Doehrer of this city Miss Rebecca Martin of Millersburg Miss Wednesday night from Plainfield New ries by being run over by a loaded pm wagon Wednesday evening about six Carlisle Mrs John Jersey Jennie Tilton oclock in front of the Catholic Church The Tuly Cosmopolitan contains a fine Bramblett Miss Mamie Bramblett and Mrs Sallie Haggard has returned to article on Greek Monachism by Eld Alice Ramsey Winchester Misses Lexington after a visit to Miss Cora Shea was riding on the wagon and in some way it under the wheels Z T Sweeney Tillie and Louise Schatzman of Mays Wilcox which passed over one of his legs piob C W Aiken Mr Miss Sallie Joe Hedges is snendinc ably ftfacTuriug it He received bruises Miss Gay Whaley of this city has ville Dr and Mrs -been engaged to teach the Donaldson Fisher and wife Will Fant of Flem a few days with Mrs Arthur Calvert oh other parts of his body ingsburg Misses Ralls of Sharpsburg -School in Montgomery county in Covington Wm Wilson Miss Rebecca Wilson Kentucky Appointments Miss Berthenia Heistand of Eaton A labge force of men are engaged at tD T M Fairish and wife Misses Wednesday President McKinley nom- ¬ Anderson Ohio is a guest at Mr Chas Stephens the Paris Flour Mill placing m position Florine Havens Mary inated Hon John W Yerkes of Dan- ¬ 529 Main St Paris Ky Frankie Cheatham Georgia Sledd Mrs on East Third otreet the new improved machinery Mayor W L Yerke3 of Miss Nellie Pitt of Kansas City ville brother of Mary Trimble and Rev A J Arrick Hon W A Morris father of Dan of Mt Sterling will arrive Tuesday to visit Mrs Sallie this city to be Internal Revenue Collec- ¬ a candidate for Morris of this city is tor of the Eighth Kentucky District There were 5000 people in the Union Adair near Shawhan county ¬ Representative in Robertson Miss Mary Russell January will be Thos T Yarnell was nominated as Colstation at St Louis Tuesday night bound for the Second District Dr John Bowen has rented Mrs for San Francisco The Union Pacific the guest of Miss Letha Shiddell during lector Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Duncans residence on Pleasant street sent out fifty one trains that night the Lexington Chautauqua by Dr H H Roberts from St Louis to carry their passengers Miss Margaret Ingels left Wednes- ¬ liver and kidneys cures constipation recently occupied and sick headache 25c at all druggists West day for Eminence where she will deliver Excursion trains will bring an im Summer Tourists her lecture on Bimetalism Edisons AVonderful Kinetoscope mence crowd of colored people to Paris k Mrs J D Armstrong of Lexington Low rate round trip tickets are now camp meeting at Sunday to attend the All our 50c dress goods now 25c An entertainment will be given Mon ¬ formerly of this city has accompanied en sale from Queen Crescent stations grounds the fair Lawns formerly 8 and 10c now 5c day night at the Christian Church under her mother Mrs Metcalf to Detroit to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside Ohoice of our finest lawns 12 to 20c now 10 the Woraans J J Connell has resigned his posi- the auspices ofkinetoscope and Society ¬ Misses Sallie and May Wilmore Spring City and Lookout Mountain Sea Island percales best quality now 3jc phonotion as chief cutter for Walsh the Louis- ¬ with Edisons who have been guests of Mrs Thos Liberal rates and limits Ask your Large line of Pfnang formerly S l 3c now 5c ville tailor and accepted a position graph the most wonderful inventions of Fisher returned yesterday to Harrods agent about it 72 inch bleached table linen 1 kind now 65c Co of Lexington the age With the kinetoscope pictures burg Tvith Graves Cox C Rineakson W All our table linens formerly 50 and 75c- - now 40c are projected on canvas of parades ex-¬ Agt Cincinnati O Genl Pacsr 50 doz finest linen napkins 75 and 1 a dozen Mr Wm Lane and family of Cov ¬ The Louisville Times Tuesday printed press trains Niagara Falls fire engines Our finest kid gloves 175 kind now SI an excellent likeness of Ben Bradley who aud every movement seen in life is seen ington were guests of Mr arid Mrs Standard brands bleached nnd brown cotton 5c was last week sentenced by the Bourbon on the canvas Fine music and splen ¬ Russell Howe last week Mr Lane is a 1 ex T Tf N Sidney D Clays As ¬ ljaaies bummer v ests i5ckmcT iuirtapeclTjUc Circuit Court for killing his wife with a did speeches are reproduced by the trusted engineer on the L signed Plaintiff Wormald an Marion Misses poisoned apple phonograph The admission will be are vs A of Francis Reid of MaysvillejinOwn twenty five cents Lizzie m Clay etc Defendants Mayor W L Yerkes of this city Grimes vina Meng ot Claims against the assigned estates Of tpTicanfs Tor teireners m-jama Jfrliz abetb Clav - musfc be Misses Kath6riuan1lSallieTBroni held atthe Christian Church Sunday School in that city presented for allowance night at eight oclock The sermon will ton of Lexington and their guest Miss day of September 1897 betore the nrst Unless preYesterday 300 Sunday School chil- ¬ ba preached bv Rev E G B Mann Bowe of Columbus Ohio who havo sented by that date they will be barred¬ dren from the Pleasant Green Baptist The second union meeting will be held been visiting Miss Nannine Clay have as per order of court in the above styled action Creditors are notified to have Church Lexington came to Paris on a July 11 at the Second Presbyterian returned to Lexington their demands properly proven and pre- ¬ outing at the fair Church the sermon being preached by special train for an Miss Etta McCltntock leaves to day sent them to the undersigned at the grounds Eld J S Sweeney for a visit to Miss Annie Dillard in Lex-¬ Citizens Bank of Paris Ky or leave Miss Mamie ington McClintock them at the law offices of McMillan After July 3 I will only spend Thurs ¬ Talbott Building Associations Fail is spending a few days in the country day of each week in my office Dr Joy WM MYALL The Commercial Trust Building Co near Hutchison with Miss Birdie Wallis Assignee of Mrs Lizzie M and Sidnev Stephens will have charge during my D Clay Miss Kate Peebles has returned from till lsep absense and I take pleasure in recom- ¬ and the Columbia Loan and Savings As- ¬ sociation of Louisville failed Wednes- ¬ Washington C H Ohio where she has mending him to my patients day and Globe Buildinsr and Loan As- ¬ been employed in a millinery store J R Adair Dentist It sociation of Louisville was forced to Mi3S Tinnie Ewalt who held a similar The championship of the state of the wall yesterday on account of the re- ¬ position at Lima Ohio has also arrived All persons having claims against the Kentucky will be settled at the meet- ¬ cent court decision limiting the rate of home assigned estate of Chas R Turner are requested to present them to me at my ing of the Gun Club which takes place interest to six per cent Several Paris Mrs E B Bishop and children who office in Paris Ky properly proven as on che morning of July 5 at Louisville parties hold large blocks of stock in the have been visiting at Mr G S Vardens required by law Those knowing them- ¬ Only residents of the state may compete above associations left Wednesday for San Francisco to selves indebted to the estate are request- ¬ At present the title is held by J D Gay join Mr Bishop in their future home in ed to settpromptly and save costs of suit of Pine Grove STOCK AND TURF NEWS that city They were accompanied as HARMON STITT The building committee of the Meth- ¬ Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc far as Cincinnati by Mt Varden and 29je Assignee Miss Mattie Varden Turf Notes closed a contract Tuesday odist Church night with a Wisconsin firm for the in- ¬ All of the Byron McClellands horses Miss Mamie Spears of this city will jr r w terior furnishings of the church- The except Prince Lief will be sold at Oak- ¬ leave on the 9th in company with Mrs Ladies Green Oxfords furniture will be of oak and will pre- ley on the 15th Among the lot are Keith Culbertson and Miss Sue Spears We have a fine flexible oxford in this sent a handsome appearance There Maceo J A Gray Our Hope King of New Albany for New York and the new color made of dark green Durree were seven foreign firms competing for Bermuda Pinar del Rio Adowa Dep party will sail about the 14th for a trip kid medium pointed toe hand made WE HATE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00E F ending and Sirdar a colt by to Europe They will be absent at least and as soft as a glove See them the contract RION CLAY Imp Odor dam Miss Saxon McClel- ¬ four months and may remain a year Paris Bank Dividends SUITINGS AND TRODSEKLW land thought well of Sirdar and had him MiBS Margaret Butler entertained at The Paris banks declared semi annual entered in the big Futurities in the East whist Wednesday afternoon at her home STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION dividends as follows yesterday Agri- ¬ on Vine street in honor of her guest OF THE Advertised Letter Iiist cultural five per cent Bourbon four per Miss Helen Forster of Middletown cent Deposit four per cent The Citi- ¬ Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky List of letters remaining unclaimed Ohio The players were Miss Forster dividend until in Paris Ky postoffice July 1 1897 Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock zens Bank passed their and style are considered We ask you to give us a calLg incorporated Jackson Mr Geo Bates Milton January Sadie Hart FannieiMann Bessie Arm ¬ PARIS KENTUCKY Johnson Baidder Bates Mary A strong Clara Wilmoth Margaret But¬ at the close of business Brindley B F Lewis J C Ornaments Third Derby g ler Eddie Spears Alice Spears Mary s Marshall Chabus Craig Irene UXLO Webb Gass and Loraine Butler The 10000 Oakley Derby was won Carter Mrs Kittie Marto Lou RESOURCES FJLIVIE MEXtOHLAT TAILORS Mitchell Shoory yesterday by Pattersons Ornament by a Davis Lizno 2000 00 Real Estate The Mt Sterling Advocate says Pate Misa Magie 500 00 S E TIPTON Cutter head from Turney Bros Tillo with Field Rubea Phipps Will Among the social events of the season JFurniture and Fixtures Wm Loanaand Bills Discounted 192194 58 for the mile Foreman John Fleischman third Time Porter Wallace Grauan we with pleasure refer to the lawn party Cash 849 90 Rogers Henry and one quarter 208 L It was a grand HillerHermin 62740 22 We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples given by Mrs N H Trimble on last Due from Banks Hickman Joseph Starr James race Second money is worth 750 3956 83 Thursday evening to the young people in Overdrafts Stevens Mr H H Idle Henry Spears Mrs Sol honor of the Misses Susie and Willie Jackson Switha 269881 53 Saw The Derby Run Whaley John Johnson and their guests during the iaafeJ LIABILITIES r CT Persons calling for aboye letters will past week The following young ladies Capital Stock 10d000 00 C A DAUGHERTY Among the Parisians who saw the pleasesay advertised 30000 00 ¬ Surplus assisted Miss Margaret Trimble in reDerby run yesterday were Messrs Oakley W Jj Davis PM 11353 39 Undivided persons having claims against ceiving MisseB Willie and Susie John ¬ Individual Profits Jesse Turney Amos Turney Buckner 127386 67 ALL assigned estate of jH Margolen HOUSE AND Deposits SI6N PAIMTE son Kate Russell Carrie Gardner DueJBanks 1141 47 are requested to present them at once Woodford J Hal Woodford J T IreWrights Uelery Tea cures constipa- ¬ Sithey and Cornie Kern Ottie McGar properly proven as required by law to land Frank Ireland Turney Manning tion sick headaches 25c at druggists AND DEGORATOe 269881 53 the undersigned in Paris Ky Those vey Carolyn Reid and Pattie Reid Penn Misses Lucy W G Talbot Joe Undivided Profits Remaining knowing themselves indebted to fl The attendance was about 65 A string Excursion and May Colville and Jessie Tnrney 11010 23 Margolen are requested to pay promptly 434 December 3lst 1896 Main St PARISy SS band discoursed sweet music affording Gross Earnings past 6 months 6925 37 and thereby avoid court cost Low rate round trip tickets on sale inspiration to the dancers Delightful The Bourbon Outing Club 17935 60 ALSO DEALER IN over the Queen Crescent Route and refreshments were served LOUIS SALOSHIN The scene Disposed of as follows Assignee About twonty five young people met connecting lines for excursion of July 19 was oneof beauty 2082 21 Oil Current Expenses Harmon Stitt Attorney Tuesday night with the Misses McCIin leaving Chattanooga the night of the 4000 00 Dividend No 12 limy Brushes Artists Ma ¬ 1225 round trip from Chatta 500 00 Charged off Real Estate tock and formed the Bourbon Outing 18th Sherman Siivers has taken the Undivided Profits remaining 11353 39 1075 from Window Club Mr Albert Hinton was elected nooga1835 from Dayton Men who like acool quick quiet and Vice Presi ¬ Rockwood 1055 from Harriman Junc ¬ agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Glass President Miss Mary Brent 17935 60 easy shave should patronize Crawford Treasurer and tion 860 from Somerset 700 from Star a most excellent paper and wil dent Dr J R Adair B Woodford Cashier Ray Secretary The club will Lexington and Georgetown Good 6 have it delivered to subscribers in any Subscribed and sworn to before me Bros barber shop Clean first class Dorsey Estimates promptly part of the city for six cents per week this 30ta day of June 1897 bath rooms are connected with the shop glass paints painting furnhsBd fbsx start about the 20th for a camping trip days to return and decoratings Satisfactory service at all times tf Henry Spears Notary Public Hi solicit your sub3criptio a tf Ask agents for particulars and will probably go tot01ympia THE BODBBOH - PIfiSOML MENTION Mid Summer Styles V X for i -n our Davis Thomson Isgrig- o ¬ -- Royal Muslin Underwear Onyx Fast Black Hosiery New Shades in Kid Gloves All the New Colored Ribbons Ready Made Dress Skirts Ladies Collars and Cuffs Furnishings Etc Mr - -- G TUCKERS -- 9 CLOSING OUT SALE All our Summer goods marked down to at once Here are a few of the Bargains sell ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE jand f Jrvwvu-TjX1 large variety other articles all marked down to one half former value at CONDONS BINDER TWINE 0 EDWARDS ASSIGNEES NOTICE Buy your binder twine of ine Quality first class prices the low est - ¬ ¬ WmW FOR SPRING AND SUMMER B0UEB BANK hss--qualit- y J SOtlx 1897 -- ASSIGNEES 1 notice v ¬ v Put-In-B- ay c Paints Varnisies terials d v Etc - St t V vT fr 1J o TV S 5j 1 - -y 7V - tf r Jh I V a fr r - o fp JW M1 trm i fPJ P 1 -- 1 j HI BUksl i jfy r i - rE THE BOTJEBON NEWS EK3AY JULY 2 1897 In Circuit Court jae w -- t smm rjtii ft tLe - TBI BOURBON REW8 Establhed 1881 PEILSOML MENTION 4s BMpMlly m -- ii rn i OBITUARY I v V ify Cain Lewis charged with murdering his COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY wife occupied the court Wednesday and THE NEWS MAN Enieiecl at the Post offipo nt Ky as yesterday being given to the jury at fiye secov iss mail oclock yesterday af ternodn The jury Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies Ana has not yet returned a verdict MLEPHONENO 124 The following cases which were Elsewhere Mr Vimont Lyle is visiting rela- ¬ scheduled for Wednesday and yesterday SUBSCJRI1T10N PJilCES will be tried to day and to morrow tions in Danyille Payable in Advance Oneyear 2 00 Sixmouths Commonwealth vs Rube Henderson Mr W A Hill Sr left Wednes- sion you cant even get a kh rape news costs day for a trip to Denver PORT FROM A GUN FREE OP CI1AKGK Same vs George- Hutsell petit lar- ¬ Miss Nettie Todd of Richmond is ceny Make all Checks Money 4 visiting friends in the city payable to the order of Champ mSSSk Ttn Same vs Geo Tiffy malicious cut ¬ Mr John Brennan was in Cincin ¬ ting etc Baseball Results Yesterday Same vs Horace Biby malicious nati several days this week Stanley Watson of Maysville left 3 shooting etc Louisville 4 Cincinnati 14 yesterday for a trip to Europe Same vs same concealed w apons New York 4 Boston 5 -a Rev Dr Geo Yarden and wife are Kentuckians Going West jfc Washington 3 Baltimore 6 visiting Seventeenth Year The case of the Commonwealth vs Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead pi leaveswidow and three daughters Mrs Tom Fessler of Mt Sterling Mrs Will Smith of Centerville and Mrs Chas Hall of Scott M L Sqnij H C Funk 60 of Fayette diea inji bcott county yesterday He -- Mid Summer Styles The shoe needs careful attention to secure comfort fo1 the foot during the heated term We are prepared to sudt- - 4f The Dog Came Back 1 - THEjwonderful achievements of Bour boncatgi which have been chronicled in THE NEWS have been eclinsed bv a Scotchjfferrior named Joe Blackburn whichfas the property of John Murphy Be ¬ a watchman at Walshs distillery ing found guilty of killing fine bantam plyyouwithstylishshoes and can insure the largest measure of comfort Our prices are reasonable a good shoe for a small price You will be pleased with our c - j- - stock Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia Chicago 13 Pittsbnrg 5 St Louis 2 Cleveland 6 10 There has been an exodus of Ken crop will ¬ - V be very large this year It is said thit the blackberry - - Leroy Ballinger has been appointed postmaster at Shawhan th county k J Tim Shea received very serious inju ¬ Spears arrived home pm Wednesday night from Plainfield New ries by being run over by a loaded titwagonWednesday evening about six Jersey tf The July Cosmopolitan contains a fine oclock in front of the Catholic Church ii Mrs Sallie Haggard has returned to article on Greek Monachism by Eld was riding on the wagon and in Lexington after a visit to Miss Cora Shea o some way ZT Sweeney it under the wheels Wilcox which passed over one of his legs piob Miss Gay Whaley of this city has Miss Sallie Joe Hedges is spending ablfacftiring it- He received bruises been engaged to teach the Donaldson a few days with Mrs Arthur Calvert on6therpart8 of his body OfeL School in Montgomery county in Covington ij Kentucky Appointments Miss Berthenia Heistand of Eaton A TAtm fnrna rip mon otq ancmrvnrl of Ohio is a guest at Mr Chas Stephens Wednesday President McKinley nom f the Paris Flour Mill placing in position on East Third Street inatedlHon John W Yerkes of Dan- the new improved machinery 529 Main St Paris Ky Miss Nellie Pitt of Kansas City vilie brother of Mayor W L Yerkes of Hon W A Morris father of Dan will arrive Tuesday to visit Mrs Sallie this city to be Internal Revenue Collec- ¬ V Morris of this city is a candidate for v tor of the Eighth Kentucky District Adair near Shawhan i Representative in Rpbertson county Miss Mary Russell January will be ThosrJ Yarnell was nominated as Col the guest of Miss Letha Shiddell during lectorfor the Second District Dr John Bowen has rented Mrs i the Lexington Chaucauqua 4 Duncans residence on Pleasant street Wrights Celery Tea regulates the recently occupied by Dr H H Roberts Miss Margaret Ingels left Wednes- ¬ liver and kidneys cures constipation 25c at all druggists sick k day for Eminence where she will deliver and ri- headache h Excursion trains will bring an imSummer Tourists rVr her lecture on Bimetalism ji dmence crowd of colored people to Paris V V Mrs J D Armstrong of Lexington Lovy- rate round trip tickets are now Sunday to attend the camp meeting at An entertainment will be given Mon- ¬ formerly of this city has accompanied 50c dress goods now 25c All our en sale from Queen Crescent stations the fair grounds day night at the Christian Church under her mother Mrs Metcalf to Detroit Lawns formerly 8 and 10c now 5c to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside the Womans Society Choice of our finest lawns 12 to 20c now 10 J J Connell has resigned his posi- the auspices ofkinetoscope Misses Sallie and May Wilmore Spring City and Lookout Mountain phono- ¬ and Sea Island percales best quality now Ja tion as chief cutter for Walsh the Louis with Edisons guests of Mrs Thos Liberal rates and limits Ask your most wonderful inventions of who have been Large line of Pnang formerly S i 3c now 5c ville tailor and accepted a position graph the Fisher returned- yesterday to Harrods agentrabout it 72 inch bleached table linen 1 kind now 65c Graves Cox Co of Lexington the age With the kinetoscope pictures burg with e W C Rinearson -All our table linens formerly 50 and 75c- - now 40c are projected on canvas of parades ex-¬ Agt Cincinnati O Oenl Pacsr Mr Wm Lane and family of Cov- ¬ 50 doz finest linen napkins 75 and 1 a dozen The Louisville Times Tuesday printed press trains Niagara Falls fire engines Our finest kid gloves 175 kind now 1 an excellent likeness of Ben Bradley who and every movement seen in life is seen ington were guests of Mr arid Mrs Standard Wands bleached and brown cotton 5c was last week sentenced by the Bourbon on the canvas Fine music and splen Russell Howe last week Mr Lane is a 10 4 Utica sheeting full width 18c N Circuit Court for killing his wife with a did speeches are reproduced by the trusted engineer on the L -I BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT Best dress and apron ginghams 5c v poisoned apple i Wormald and Misses Marion phonograph The admission will be Ladies Summer vests 25c kind full taped 10c and Sidney D Clays As Francis Reid of Maysville and Miss Mal LizzieM Plaintiff signed Mayor W L Yerkes of this city twenty five cents vina Meng of North Middletown are vs of A and Prof Batson of Winchester were Union Religious Services guests of Miss Elizabeth Grimes on Lizzie M Clay etc Defendants Wednesday to examine ap in Cynthiana Avenue Claiifas against thb assigned estates of applicants for teachers m the Graded The first of tha union serviceswill be Duncan r Clay must be 1 lilfeilfMand-Sidney-MisesKatheriiieandSallie BronS Church Sunday held at the Christian JiXd School in that city and their guest Miss day of September 1697 ton of Unless pre- ¬ T s Yesterday 300 Sunday School chil- ¬ night at eight oclock E The sermon will Bowe Lexington of Columbus Ohio who have sented by that date they will be barred G B Mann be preached bv Rev dren from the Pleasant Green Baptist The second union meeting will be held been visiting Miss Nannine Clay have as per order of court in the above styled action Creditors are notified to have Church Lexington came to Paris on a July 11 at the Second Presbyterian recarned to Lexington their demands properly proven and pre- ¬ special train for an outing at the fair Church the sermon being preached by Miss Etta McCltntock leaves to day sent them to the undersigned at the grounds Eld J S Sweeney for a visit to Miss Annie Dillard in Lex-¬ Citizens Bank of Paris Ky or leave McClintock them at the law offices of McMillan Miss Mamie ington July 3 1 will only spend Thurs ¬ After Talbott Building Associations Fail is spending a few days in the country WM MYALL day of each week in my office Dr Joy charge during my The Commercial Trust Building Co near Hutchison with Miss Birdie Wallis Assignee of Mrs Lizzie M and Sidnev Stephens will have D Clay till lsep Miss Kate Peebles has returned from absense and I take pleasure in recom- ¬ and the Columbia Loan and Savings As- ¬ C H Ohio where she has ¬ sociation of Louisville failed Wednes- Washington mending him to my patients day and Globe Building and Loan As- ¬ been employed in a millinery store J R Adair Dentist It sociation of Louisville was forced to Miss Tinnie Ewalt who held a similar Tttr rhnmnionshit of the state of the wall vest rday on account of the re- ¬ position at Lima Ohio has also arrived All persons having claims against the assigned estate of Chas R Turner are TKentucky will he settled at the meet- ¬ cent court decision limiting the rate of home requested to present them to me at my ing of the Gun Club which takes place interest to six per cent Several Paris Mrs E B Bishop and children who office in J Ky properly proven as on che morning of July 5 at Louisville parties hold large blocks of stock in the have been visiting at Mr G S Vardens required Paris It by law Those knowing them- ¬ Only residents of the state may compete above associations requestleft Wednesday for San Francisco to selves indebted to the estate are costs ¬ of is held by J D Gay to settlepromptly and save ed At present the title join Mr Bishop in their future home in suit of Pine Grove STOCK AND TURF NEWS that city They were accompanied as HARMON STITT ¬ Assignee building committee of the Meth- Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc far as Cincinnati by Mi Varden and 29je The Miss Mattie Yarden Turf Notes odist Church closed a contract Tuesday - qp in- j Miss Mamie Spears of this city will All of the Byron McClellands horses night with a Wisconsin firm for the terior furnishings of the church- - The except Prince Lief will be sold at Oak- ¬ leave on the 9th in company with Mrs Ladies Green Oxfords will pre- ley on the 15th Among the lot are Keith Culbertson and Miss Sue Spears We have a fine flexible oxford in this furniture will be of oak and appearance There Maceo J A Gray Our Hope King of New Albany for New York and the new color made of dark green Durree sent a handsome toe hand made medium were seven foreign firms competing for Bermuda Pmar del Rio Adowa Dep- party will sail about the 14th for a trip kid as soft as a pointed See them glove and WB HAYE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK IF ending and Sirdar a colt by to Europe They will be absent at least the contract CLAY RION Imp Odor dam Miss Saxon McClel- ¬ four months and may remain a year SUITINGS AND TROlfSEBMI as j Paris Bank Dividends land thought well of Sirdar and had him Miss Margaret Butler entertained at The Paris banks declared semi annual entered in the big Futurities in the East whist Wednesday afternoon at her home STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION dividends as follows yesterday Agri- ¬ on Yine street in honor of her guest OF THE Advertised Letter List Bourbon four per Miss Helen Forster of Middletown cultural five per cent nannstt four uer cent The Citi- Our Prices are lower than any house in Centre 1 Kentucky jjvheBList of letters remaining unclaimed Ohio The players were Miss Forster quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call2 zens Bank passed their dividend until in Paris Ky postoffice July 1 1897 Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock incorporated Bates Milton Jackson Mr Geo January Sadie Hart FannieiMann Bessie Arm- ¬ PARIS KENTUCKY Bates Mary A Johnson Baidder Margaret But¬ strong Clara Wilmoth at the close of business Brindley B F Lewis J C Ornaments Third Derby Spears Alice Spears Mary 3 ler Eddie Craig Irene Marshall Chabus 10000 Oakley Derby was won Carter Mrs Kittie Marto Lou Webb Gass and Loraine Butler IMPEDE MERCHANT TAILORS The RESOURCES Shoory by a Davis Liz7ie Mitchell 2000 00 by Pattersons Ornament RealEstate yesterday The Mt Sterling Advocate says JTurniture and Fixtures Pate Miss Magie Field Rube A 500 00 S E TIPTON Cutter i head from Turney Bros Tillo with Foreman Wm Phipps Will Among the social events of the season Loabsand Bills Discounted 192194 58 Time for the mile Grauan John Fleischm an third Porter Wallace 84B9 90 we with pleasure refer to the lawn party Cash Rogers Henry mid one auarrer 203J It was a grand HillerHermin 62740 22 We are also agents Jor the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples given by Mrs N H Trimble on last Due from Banks Hickman Joseph Starr James 3956 83 race Second money is worth 750 Thursday evening to the young people in Overdrafts Stevens Mr H H Idle Henry Spears Mrs Sol honor of the Misses Susie and Willie Jackson Switha 269881 53 Saiv The Derby Run VWhaley John guests during the Johnson and their Afc LIABILITIES 1007000 00 ASSIGflTBES HH RT C A Persons calling for aboye letters will past week The following young ladies CanitSTStock Ainong the Parisians who saw the plea8eTsay advertised I 30000 00 r assisted Miss Margaret Trimble in re- ¬ Surplus 11353 39 Oakley Derby run yesterday were Messrs W Ii DAVIS M Undivided Profits persons having clainls against ceiving Misses Willie and Susie John Individual Deposits 127386 67 ALL assigned estate of jH Margolen ESI6N Jesse Turney Amos Turney Buckner 1141 47 are requested to present them at once son Jiate icusseii vjarne ijtaraner DueBanks T IreWoodford J Hal Woodford J Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ properly proven as required by law to Turney Manning tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Sithey and Cornie Kern Ottie McGar land Frank Ireland 269881 53 tne unaersignea in ararie oy jnose vey Carolyn Reid and Pattie Reid Undivided Profits Remaining W G Talbot Joe Penn Misses Lucy knowing themselves indebted to B The attendance was about 65 A string 11010 23 Margolen are requested to pay promptly 434 Main St Excursion December 3lst 1896 Colville and Jessie Tnrney --PAKKy and May band discoursed sweet music affording Gross Earnings past 6 months 6925 37 and thereby avoid court cost Low rate round trip tickets on sale inspiration to the dancers Delightful 17935 60 also dealer in ihe Bourbon Outing Club LOUIS SALOSHIN oyer the Queen Crescent Route and refreshments were served The scene Disposed of as follows Assignee 19 Oil 2082 21 about twonty five youDg people met connecting lines for excursion of Julythe was oneof beauty Current Expenses Harmon Stitt Attorney i4000 00 with the Misses McClin leaving Chattanooga the night of Dividend No 12 Tuesday night Brushes Ma ¬ limy 500 00 1225 round trip from Chatta Outing 18th Charged off Real Estate tock and formed the BourboD Window Sherman Siivebs has taken the Undivided Profits remaining 11353 39 1075 from Club Mr Albert Hinton was elected noogal835 from Dayton Men who like a cool quick quiet and agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times ¬ Glass 17935 60 easy shave should patronize Crawford President Miss Mary Brent Vice Presi ¬ Rockwood 1055 from Harriman Junc700 from Star a most excellent paper and wil v B Woodford Cashier dent Dr J R Adair Treasurer and tion 860 from Somerset rt r 4 shop Clean first class Georgetown Good 6 have it delivered to subscribers in any Secretary The club will Lexington and to before me I Bros barber Subscribed and sworn Estimates promptly Dorsev Ray bath rooms are connected with the shop glass paints painting andfurnisaffidr ftsxpart of the city for six cents per week fhis 30th flarr nf w Tnrm 1897 w decorating the 20th for a camping trip days to return A 1 11 start about umw oaubiaciory aeiviuo at an 42n ifct Ha solicit your subscription Henry Spears JNotary ruouc i rl- AI tf Ask agents for particulars and will probably go toOlympia 1 4 Rev Dr 4 Rutherford will preach at Palmers school house Sunday at 330 gin August 5th and continue ten days The Parks Hill camp meeting will be f -- -- tuckians this week for the West the objective point being San Francisco and the occasion being the great Christian Endeavor Convention in that city N train Tuesday inorniuj the L which passed through Paris at 445 had on board fifty five persons bound for San Francisco Among the Kentuckians who have gone West are Mrs Mary Ingels Mr3 E B Bishop and children and Miss Rebecca Doehrer of this city Miss Rebecca Martin of Millersburg Miss Jennie Tilton Carlisle Mrs John Bramblett Miss Mamie Bramblett and Misses Winchester Alice Ramsey Tillie and Louise Schatzman of Mays ville Dr and Mrs C W Aiken Mr Fisher and wife Will -- Fant of Flem ingsburg Misses Ralls of Sharpsburg Wm Wilson Miss Rebecca Wilson rD T M Fairish and wife Misses Mary Florine Havens Anderson Frankie Cheatham Georgia Sledd Mrs Mary Trimble and Rev A J Arrick of Mt Sterling There were 5000 people in the Union station at St Louis Tuesday Dight bound for San Francisco The Union Pacific sent out fifty one trains that night from St Louis o carry their passengers West -Edisons Wonderful Kinetoscope relativet in Lexington Miss Etta Quisenberry is visiting Miss Alice Snell near Lexington Mrs F B Carr left last evening for a visit to her parents in Richmond Mrs C E Nippert aud children have returned from a visit to Yarnalton Miss Ella Mitchell and Mrs W W Mitchell have gone to Olympia Springs Mr and Mrs B F Williams of Louisville are at the Windsor for a few days x chickens on the distillery premises Joe was sentenced to death He was hung to a rafter until he was apparently dead ThenheAvas slammed countless times ft againstithe floor and his carcass was carted away and left as a feast for the buzzards Joes executioner reckoned without his host for bright and early on tne morrow Joe sneaked oack into one of the warehouses looking but little the worse f or his terrible experience That day however the dog was abducted and tbje distillery knows him no more Davis Thomson Xsgrig i JL - W Run Over By A Wagon Miss Maria Royal Muslin Underwear Onyx Fast Black Hosiery New Shades in Kid Gloves All the New Colored Ribbons Ready Made Dress Skirts Ladies Collars and Cuffs Furnishings Etc iS T ilf K1S 13 - i c TI J - G TUCKERS SALE - 9 1 CLOSING -- OUT All our Summer goods marked down to at once Here are a few of the Bargains sell - ¬ - ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE i ¬ large variety other articles all market down to one half former value at D - - K iW- - CONDONS BINDER TWINE 0 EDWARDS 4 ASSIGNEES NOTICE Buy your binder twine of me Quality first class prices the low est i IV- mp- ¬ - ¬ WmW FOR SPRING AND SUMMER 4- - - B0UEB0I wn AN - SOtlx 1897 j i NOTICE DAI ¬ M Put-In-B- ay i m k M nilTD DEC0ffl Sx Varnisies Artists - k Paints - r terials - Etc v 1 --J - - 1- - e -- x VI J--- - r- -- Jl V-- W- - r if Z l o x fi -- MitJ t 3 P T t l v at i a57ra u f im iHi rt ll t2ar ME Whan the nights are getting longer Ana the frosts begin to fall Wlfll the early pippins ripen By the mossy garden ivall Then I take my easy rocker In the kitchen after tea And were happy as two lovers Just Matilda Ann and me While she washes out the dishes In her deft and dainty way Tis a pleasure just to watch her And I havent much to say As she sets them in the cupboard And we both of us agree Not to light the parlor burner For Matilda Ann and me So we put our feet together Closer to the glowing hearth And declare there neer existed Such a home as ours on earth Then sometimes she lets me kiss her Shades are down andnone can see Else Im sure theyd stop to envy My Matilda Ann and me L alia M Mitchell in Housekeeper -- 154 ES s Hit iundred of JULY 2 1897 scribed - twfflGmsm 5 Tfll JBOTJBBON-NEWivaatwntk t vi -s MATILDA ANNV AND Yar 3Stblllwl ig Published Evry Tuesday and Friday by W AJLTJEK CHAMP I RUCE MILLErI rEUtors and Owners SPARROW v FIGHT J- j- K- - iV i ln t Mr -- i ic- - IS ir a fa - vd Jn I I- - A Run on the Bank Queer Hujuru Nature TVin rrrnn icuciic ujjjuae 01 uie swindling Speculative concerns in Wall street has shown how remarkably unsuspecting and gullible the average man and wom- y an with small savings is said a promi- neut 2NTew England savings bank official recently It is just as funny when yours is iot- the bank involved to see how sus- picious and fearful these same people become when there is the slightest sign of something wrong in the case of such r ordinary reputable financial institutions as savings banks People never stop to think about the most impossible advertisements of what S3 ndicate etc until after it is all over TKey Elf CAPTAIN CHARLES KING Hisually do all their thinking about Jsolid savings banks before and not after LCopyright 1894 by J B Lippincott Co something has happened One day last week a most amusing XVI Continued thing occurred in connection with one Then when May came round and of our smaller savings banks It was - v during the noon luncheon hour Tavo Lambert asked for three days leave Minor hummed and hawed sparrows had been having a fierce bat- - at his staff officer and finallyand looked requested x tie in the street in front of the bank in that it be submitted to writing and question The traffic on this particular it came back with a curt indorse -- street is quite heavy particularly while ment to the effect that Lieut Lambert -- clerks merchants and others are on would be expected hereafter to show their way to and from the midday meal more interest in matters connected The sparrows made a considerable with his regimental duties the applirnoise and their movements finally cation was disapproved landed them on the roof of the bank All this time he had written every few Mbnilding First one pedestrian stopped weeks to Close and got a very nice letio watch the fight and so on until a ter in reply written hy a young fel- ¬ fair sized crowd stood on the opposite low who announced himself as the cap pdeof the street and looked up intently tains brother Wallace The captain toward the low bank building was getting better very much better That was enough Late arrivals but the eye doctors bill was a big one guessed at once something was the mat- - and he thought the government ought te and soon there was a rush from the to pay it He had bought some land up outskirts of the crowd A few were on there six years before and what with their way to get their bank books and schools and roads and bridges the taxes r r others to warn their friends In the were awful What he wouldnt mind officer afternoon 38 depositors had appeared doing would be to come back to the But she flew at him from the door ¬ jinside of half and hour many of them regiment as quartermaster but in step her eyes flashing fire He seized uhible oreignborn workmen and it those days there was no four year limit the kitten and held the struggling iook the best efforts of the entire bank to staff positions and the incumbents quadruped paws foremost between force to quiet them down and induce both adjutant and quartermaster pro- him and the impending vengeance Oh Ah do despise an hate you ftbem not to withdraw their deposits posed to hang on as long as possible matter of fact four were paid off and Lambert replied that he feared maw an maw evy time you come fa VlgQld to prove that they could have there would be no chance Youre mean spiteful hateful You their money if necessary Then they And then one day there came a tele-¬ know Ah nevuh meant any such thing didnt want it N Y Mail and Ex¬ gram to the commanding officer of Com- Ahd scon him if he was Ahd tuhn press pany G at the barracks with the brief mah back on him as Ah do on you NIGHTMARE OF ROYAL COURTS announcement that a soldier serving in now an Ah wish it was foevuh the Twenty sixth infantry under the And suiting action to word the tum Mournlns for Rulers and Princes name of Roberts had been identified by bling clustering ringlets which fell Keeps Royalties in Perpetual Black Corporal Floyd Walton Fourth cavalry upon her pretty shoulders were flouted Court mourning may be described as as Private Iviggs a deserter from the almost in his face as she whirled about the nightmare of European court life teenth Please send charges and and marched back to the doorwaj- as well as that portion of the official descriptive list Two weeks later Lieut Well said Lambert mournfully world and of society which is more or Lambert was summoned to Austin as a its an ill wind that blows nobody less intimately connected with the witness before the general court-ma-r o entertainments can ever be tial appointed for his trial The Mor- ¬ good Your wish bids fair to be grant ¬ iOnrt organised no festivity planned without gan line steamer would not sail until ed I think I wont disturb Mrs Scroggs the everlasting- dread of some royal Saturday night There was time to ruu where toto night and if youll tell me find Miss Ogden Ill bid her death taking place to render necessary over and see if the Waltons had not come back to you so that you can re- ¬ a postponement or an abandonment of something to send to their soldier boy the entire affair Annoying for the men in Texas and Lambert sent his trunk sume the fun I interrupted Kindly it is still more so for the women since to the Morgan wharf while the Mobile say to Mrs Scroggs that if she has anyr liey- never know until the last minute boat paddled him away through the thing to send to Floyd and can get itt whether they can wear colors or Eigolets and out into Mississippi sound ready before ten tomorrow morning whether they are condemned to gar ¬ and landed him at the familiar pier at Ill be glad to take it with my baggage ments of sable line For even when the Pass Christian just at twilight of a The hotel porter will come for it Good ¬ Oh Ah do despise an hate you maw an maw J jJlationship of the dead prince or prin lovely May evening Ten minutes walk night pussy You dont seem to obevy time ject to Yancs Good by Miss Katesie cess of the blood is so remote as to ren along the shore brought him to an in der unnecessary the postponement of closure wherein the moonbeams were When your wishes are so promptly old southern garden there to assure social and official functions and enter- ¬ beginning to play among the leaves of granted and you so easily get rid of a her that she was pardoned and then tainments court mourning is neverth- ¬ the magnolia and to throw a huge black fellow you might shake hands with to tell her how she was loved A charming chateau en Espagne was that which eless necessary for a period ranging ail shadow that of the grove of live oaks him but pussyll have to do With that he solemnly took the kit- ¬ the boy had builded a sweet sad bliss tiie way from ten days to three months over the veranda of an old white during- which time eveiy woman with painted southern homestead bowered in ten by a furry paw and with ludicrous ful ecstatic parting was it all to be as pretensions to social standing is ex- ¬ vines and shrubbery at the end of the gravity gave it a formal shake then a result of his skillful use of his sud- ¬ pected to array herself in black and to broad shell pathway leading from the turned deliberately away He was den orders to Texas but like many a elegate her diamonds her rubies her gate Somewhere among the foliage a down the steps and crunching along another wejl laid plan it went ludisapphires and her emeralds and her tur- mocking bird was caroling to the rising the shell walk before she started from crously aglce She was there on the quoises to her casket and to wear moon and the music of soft girlish the stupor which had seized her Then veranda romping with her kitten nothing in the shape of jewelry but voices and subdued laughter came drift she sprang to the edge of the veranda when he came and never made the pearls which are the symbol of tears ing out on the evening air Lamberts and he treading lightly now and list ¬ slightest reference to his departure while the men are expected to add a heart gave a quickened throb or two ening for the sounding of the summons He alluded gloomily to the fact that the mourning Toand to their hats to restrict as he recognized Kate Waltons un- ¬ for a parley heard as he expected the boat would be along in less than an hour and she cheerfully responded themselves to black ties for day wear mistakable tones He had to traverse half tremulous half truculent hail Aw Mist Lambert Yes Ah thought Ah huhd its whistle iand if entitled to wear a uniform to the length of the moonlit walk She Yes just a moment ago and raced pussy adorn the sleeves thereof with an arm with her unseen friend was in shadow Whuh you going to the far end of the gallery He tried so there was no possibility of trying the band of crape Oh didnt I tell you Im ordered other announcements with no better Jloyal persons and court officials are effect of surprise to Texas success and was bewildered and de- ¬ Well whayuhn the wide wuhld Jd great sticklers about such matters as Then he listened wickedly malicious- feated and stung by her apparent you come from was her nonchalant these and while any lady who ven ¬ Ah supposed you were ly and vouchsafed no further word heartlessness and indifference when at tures during a period of court mourning greeting to attend a drawing room or court f unc daydn buried There is no such thing For a moment not a sound came from last he had to go and went away mis tion in colored attire exposes herself to as spelling that word as pronounced by the shaded veranda Slowly therefore erably jealous and wretchedly in love an ungracious reception on the part of the rosiest sauciest and possibly sweet- ¬ he turned and treading as though on fairly beaten at his own game the royal personages present there have est little mouth in creation He could china teacups went on towards the So gloomy and unlike himself was even been numerous occasions where not take his eyes from it and she knew gate Did he hope she would call Lambert that the two or three class Did he know or realize the mates who happened to be at Austin MissAwgdenthisisMr Lambert again women have actually been prevented by it Ah think youve heard sister Esthuh deep rooted stubborn pride of the were much surprised and so absorbed the officials of the lord chamberlains department from entering the presence speak of him Ah suppose you want to southern girl Slowly more slowly was he in his own woes and pangs that of royalty at all in consequence of their go right in to see huh Ahll call huh still he faltefed to the gate Nearing hot until he reached Lampasas did he it still eagerly listening he shortened learn that the soldierly looking man being- dressed otherwise than in the pre down So Lambert made his bow to Miss step only pretending to walk Still no who rode all the way from the capital scribed black toilets N Y Tribune Ogden who had her own womanly in- ¬ sound no summons to return His with him was no less a person than Petroleum I nice tuitions as to the extent of his eager- hand was on the latch and there it wait ¬ the Brevet Lieut Col Sweet of whom Lakes of petroleum exist at Balak ed reluctant to open but waiting was he had heard so much at Tugaloo and Tiani in the district of Baku on the Cas ness to see sister Esther and who presin vain He glanced back over his who promoted to the rank of major pian sea A traveler on his first visit ently declared she had to go home and shoulder and vague and shadowy he w as now on his wajr to report for duty to these regions is astonished to see went without much delay over the could just distinguish the outline of the at a frontier post The stage with the leave taking in spite of Katesies vol- ¬ these dark looking almost illimitable slender form he had grown to love with colonel rumbled away on its journey Hakes and still more surprised when he uble remonstrance and well feigned dis- such longing and tenderness and pas- for supper Lambert went on out to appointment Miss Walton in fact learns that these lakes are filled not sion It clung there motionless At camp only to find that Corporal Wal ¬ with water but with petroleum The hung on to her all the way to the gate least then she had whole soil around Baku is impregnated and made every proper and apparent ently away But not turned indiffer- ¬ ton with four men had gone as escort the word the whis to that very stage as there were ruwith petroleum which now and again effort to detain her there but a wise per he prayed for and craved to hear had thai bursts forth in great fountains One headdelay Miss Bettie Ogden she would and would so eagerly have obeyed came mors on the Comanches and Lipans not She had heard sister Esther the warpath again It might were tapped in September 1896 began to not to recall him Fifteen twenty sec be four days before they returned It spout oil with extraordinary force del ¬ talk of Mr Lambert time and again ends waited then stage uging the whole district Nothing could and had read in Katesies significant piqueheor resolution insuddenpride or 5jvould be two before a now went back silence or simulated scorn a whole vol- ¬ threw opentnc o Austin and it was nine oclock je done to stop the outflow which on ume of information She went tripping white barrier slammed it after him at night v the eighth day had reached a daily rate and strode briskly away startling the The very next morning brought direof 11000 tons or more than the entire lightly laughingly away and Katesie mocking birds into sudden silence with ful news A big band of hostiles had product of the world at that time An- ¬ watched her until she was out of sight the lively whistling of an old West swooped down on the stage station at then came other gigantic fountain burst out in well knew dawdling slowly back She Point quickstep it would be unlike Esther to the crossing of the Caliente 50 miles March 1887 rising tt a height of 350 But Esther coming forth from the to the northwest massacred everjbodyV come down inside of 20 minutes Lambert was seated in the big open doorway to greet and welcome ond run off the stock The cavalry petroleum lake forced itself into the wicker chair amusing himself with a their friend saw the erect soldierly rfcroop in camp at Lampasas was miles sea The Pitch lake of Trinidad is figure he largest deposit of solid or semi- ¬ kitten He did not even look up when saw marching off in the moonlight away by the time the tidings reached she finally returned her little sister standing as though rLambert at the tavern in town Then solid bitumen known It has an area Hasnt Esthuh come down yet Ah rooted to the spot heard the ostenta- ¬ came worse news A settler rode The surface is not of 11467 acres told huh jou wuh hyuh ten minutes tious spirit and swing and rhythm of spurring in from the Concho trail to deveL but is composed of sphericalpoly ago Biienas noches heard a faint ques- fsay that he had seen the Indians when gdnal and mushroom like masses The Xo tioning overpo w- she didnt little voice softer parts of the lake constantly I didntPossiblyher answer understand piping incredulous tearful Mr Lam i they attacked the stage with managed Mr Lambert hear Indeed I ering numbers and had just rolve as It was from Trinidad as- could hardly hear you call bert and the woman had learned in to escape with his own life He be- phalt tht Mv Gesney first prepared kerosene by distillation Chicago Inter to Thats because you were listening that instant what the lover would have tlieved that not one soul was left to Bettie Awgden Pause for rpply given worlds to know jtell the tale There were many gallant Dcean or denial none offered She doesnt spirits among the Texans of the fron- man would rather look at a like Yankees any bettern I did do XVIL tier men who were accustomed to of himself than at the finest Then it was on my account she left Lieutenant theres no use tryinj ifight at the drop of the hat and who jointing on earth Atchison Globe so suddenly Where does she live Ill Were only twenty and there mustil M in ueiense oi nome imu lneuus wcic - ClHCl V V v - -- - - ¬ ¬ GflPTflIN CLOSE -- A t ¬ -- ¬ v ¬ - deferred that ceremony until you should have time to devote to me Permit me And carefully depositing pussy on the chair he quickly bent low andseizedMiss Katesies handwhich he raised toward his lips Miss Walton I am so glad to see you again This fort ¬ night has seemed a year Indignantly she snatched her hand away Fawtnight Its five weeks to day Then sudden ¬ since you were hyuh ly conscious Not that I cay uh He started up in feigned astonish- ¬ Five weeks You amaze me ment and how sweet of you to keep count Something more than mere teasing and merriment now in the sparkle of his eyes and the twitching about the cor- ¬ ners of his handsome sensitive mouth Those five wTeeks have been five years But she had sprung to the doorway wrathful at being so artfully trapped Ah didnt keep count It was Moh V Ah dont cayuh how long you stay awav or how soon vou ero Esthuh aint you ayvuh coming down Mr Lambert says hes got to go You havent told me how Mrs Wal- ¬ ton is and Mr Scroggs Miss Katesie And hows Cousin Bart Cousin Barts up at Quitman sos Walton and Mohs bout the same Shell nayvuh be any better so longs Floyds whuh he is weah ing a Yan- ¬ kee jacket That is queer isnt it The queer-¬ est thing about it is that hes just been made corporal in the very troop he charged into at Seluia A classmate of mine is second lieutenant in the same troop and wrote me about it Floyd ought to be the lieutenant Miss Walton you continually sur- ¬ prise and now you delight me This A southern girl is really promising says her brother ought to be a Yankee run and call her back and tell heir what shall I tell her jthat X only wanted tosaygoodby toMrs ScroggsT o yet You havent said stupid of How utterly 4T havent me You see between Miss Ogden and the cat you were so engrossed that I hbw-de-d- j ¬ J ¬ They were far too ewjn number to undertake the pursuit and attack of such a band as this Moreover their own wives and children 4ly would be left in dariger were they to take the field It was even impossible to persuade two or three of their num ber to ride post haste on the trail oi the cavalry who at the first alarm and on receipt of tidings that the In dians had ridden away eastward towards the Brazos had taken the road ior Waco at dawn in hopes of heading tbem off or driving them should they attack the defenseless settlements There were therefore absolutely no troops to go ravaging the scattered settlements far party if as to the rescue of the stage and wide Lieut Lambert his duty fin ¬ of them wereseemed beyond hope any still alive and Lambert ished with his testimony in the case of burning with eagerness to do some-the deserter Riggs had obtained permis thin jr aud tormented with anxiety as sion to delay his return a few days and to the fate of Brother Floyd found taken stage to Lampasas where Floyd himself helpless Walton was stationed with his troop A se geant and some semi Juamocrt wouia not willingly return men had been left in charge invalided camp without seeing him and delivering in and from these he gathered aof little in jierson the little packages so hurriedly formation but not of on enlivening naprepared at the new home Then too ture The nearest posts there was no man in the army in whom ward from which help to the westmight come the young officer now felt so deep an in- ¬ were McKavett and Concho each over terest Was he not Katesies brother a hundred miles away but Concho be and might not that brother have some ing on the left bank of the Colorado influence over that obdurate heart nnd doubtless warned by this time of It was not the porter of the hotel who the could went for these packages It was Lam ¬ alry Indian raid valley be sending cav down the bert himself hoping of course to see was expectation of this in pursuit It probably that the young lady whom he had so suc- ¬ started the raiders eastward towards cessfully tormented the evening previ- ¬ tne Brazos ous but his scheme had been check- ¬ nnd where where there were no troops sweeping northward again mated in most absurdly unromantic in wide circle they might fashion The STew Orleans evening expect to get safely back toconfidently their wild paper among its military items con- fastnesses leading the cavalry a stern tained a brief paragraph to the effect chase all the way Shrewdest lhat Lieut Lambert was ordered over cians of modern warfare as theytactiare to Austin as a witness before a court- - the had indeed already divided one j rhartial there in session but would re party riding eastward as reported turn to the barracks in a week or ten swooping down on the Caliente after station days and this paper he had been care and driving some of the stock ahead less enough to leave on the veranda of them for the Katesie had gone miserably to her ing the Lampasassole purpose of draw troop off in thatdiroom Esther had lit upon the para ¬ rection leaving the settlers graph and in ten minutes Lamberts Colorado to the mercies of along the the other melodramatic scheme was exploded and larger portion of the savage force Never would he forget the saucy merri- There wa3 no use now ment in her pretty face when he ap- couriers after the troop in sending It had peared upon the scene that morning hours start It would be evening five be hoping and expecting to find her peni- ¬ fore the fleetest horse could overtake tent piteous and mutelj- - begging to be the command Lambert urged the forgiven before he went away He had seigeant to give him a horse and arms come prepared to be grave sorrowful mount three or four men and let them dignified and then to be disarmed by go with hkn if only to reconnoiter her distress to lead her away under the Then some of the Texans who had no magnolias to the shadedrecesses of the families to defend might volunteer -- whole things over with If were any women twould be dif- t every man of us would go then try to rescue them but there were toen- - Im as sorry for Col yu can he but we can get hisSweet body when the Indians have gone We cant ford to lose any more of our people IjThe speaker was the captain of a party of Texas frontiersmen rangers tbey were afterwards called when their organization was more complete ui these were the days when the Lone Star state was uninvaded by railways and when to its very heart far as the capital the savage Kiowas and Comanches often raided In full force ioa The enx They Ve got that mdbmitable Yeteren Jong oefore now eseort and the hopelessness of the sitnation as Jl j Tt K v i A jfc de- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ L But you must not begin strikes 12 Yonkers Statesman to night A woman in humble life returning from church was asked if she had un- ¬ Wud I hac the derstood the sermon she simply replied presumption Tit Bits Overheard at the Ball Parker What That your mother Why she dont look old enough to have a daughter as a ahem as er as young as you Harlem Life Anxious Mother I dont under- stand how-- it is Bertie that you are al ¬ ways at the foot of your class- Bertie I dont understand it myself but I know its dreadful easy Boston Transcript They may say Properly Situated him said the what they like against convicted ones defender but his heart Yes- assented is in the right place the other and so is the rest of him for a few years Indianapolis Journal Why isThe Cause of theKush that man dragging thatjpoor little boy along that way Gracious goodness Hell jerk the poorr weeping little fel- ¬ lows arm out of itsSocket What do you suppose is the trouble Theres a circus parade up on the next street and the man is probably afraid that the little boy will miss it if they dont hurry Cleveland Leader A poor woman who kept a small shop in a northern village and who was troubled with a husband who could scarcely be considered a credit to the family one day found herself a widow through the sudden demise of her spouse Said a lady r I am sure Mrs G you must miss your liu- band Well mum it do seem queer to go into the shop and find something in the tillTit Bits - A Strong TWmAlmigVty bUsy With should go into- partnership7 The unspeakable Turk whom Cleveland Plain Dealer I could live He passionately She as the clock with you forever X1 fJ - If ty mA i J v- f - h K v- - - H i- Zilt J T - tf - - 4 ¬ MODERATION IN ATHLETICS ¬ ¬ Americans Are-- cans are too sedentary a people It can no longer be said that Ameri ¬ of Exercise Believer in Plenty TO BE CONTINUED ¬ ITS 3AD SOMETIMES Laughter Is a Disease That May Kill You -- - -- - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Laughter is a disease This has ben proved by numerous cases which have come under the notice of eminent neurologists who have declared even moderate laughter a symptom of nervous hysteria People have died of laughing From Austria comes a curious ac- ¬ count of a man suffering from a nerv- ¬ ous disease that manifested itself in paroxysms of laughter The patient whose case was described before the Psehiatric arid Neurological society of Vienna was 30 years of age and had been subject for three years to fits of laughter which occurred at first every two or three months gradually increas ing in frequency to a dozen or more a day The attacks occurred especially be tween niine in the evening and 630 oclock in the morning and in greater frequency between five and 030 oclock Some occurred also during the day however the patient happened to be oc¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- advantages and pleasures of recreatioii in the open air are now so well appriv ciated in this country that a campaign of education in that direction has become superfluous Both sexes are l believers in the benefits of a f r quent outing Dwellers in cities uv5 encouraged to seek the open air by tl establishment of large and attractirs parks and by low fares for long rick to pleasant suburban places Of e wheel has been a leading cause the genial revolution in favor of e ercise in the breathing places of a cit So rapid has been the change That t e hygienist is now more disposed ta ta Ic of moderation in athletics than to jcv suade people ta fe1 out of the hoi e and do something for their health The eager nervous American temperaL cut ¬ Ths J w- - f m - C nra--tica- - f V couri-L-th- but not uncalled for There is the wheelman for instvree who is deeply interested in ceAury runs It is oerhans imnossible tc con vince him that he is the victim o u ri- ¬ diculous delusion that the arbitrary needs to be calmed a little at leas t in the department of the rfioreractive- th-i letics it is far better to avoid the clfs of overtrainingthan be compelled to seek their remedy a trite argument -- - 3 i 9ut- I mBrTiimmm IMP ¬ cupied ¬ ¬ -- -- ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ -- -- -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ -- ¬ In the intervals between the attacks and immediatel3r before and after ¬ ward the man was perfectly well The attacks set in with a tickling sensation arising from the toes of the left foot and the patient would fall to the ground unless he could treach some place to lie down When the feeling reached the level of the left nipple the patient lost consciousness for a few seconds Often the patient lay upon his face The mouth and eyes were closed spas ¬ modically the eyeballs turned upward the pupils were dilated and unrespon- ¬ sive to light At the height of the attack the patient at first smiled and then laughed aloud without other sign of merriment The entire attack occupied about two min ¬ utes On two occasions there was pro- ¬ tracted loss of consciousness N Y Recorder Eyes Seo by Their Own Light Helmholz has shown that the fundi of the e3res are themselves luminous In making an experiment he was able to see in total darkness the movements of his arms by the light of his own eyes Oculists and physiologists declare that this is one of the m6st remarkable ex- ¬ periments recorded in thehistorj of the sciences Probably there are but few men living who could satisfactorily re- ¬ peat the experiment for the reason that it is very likely that the luminosity of the human eye is associated with un ¬ common activity of the brain It is the fluorescence of the brain as it were St Louis Republic Their Own Language A jjood story is told of the late Arch bishop Bensons coachman On a certain day getting into a tight block among some cabmen he indidged in a hearty swear a rather frequent habit with him His master heard him and putting his head out of the- win- ¬ dow sternly Beg remonstrated your pardon my lord the old reprobate replied but I heard you tell them ere gents as was ordained last Sunday that if you dont speak to pepplein their own natural tongue you vill never get em to understand you London Globe - ancholy it wS be noticed that ad- jective qualifying the recreation the means cue opposite of violent or excessive St Louis Globe Democrat figure of 100 has any particular merit But it must be admitted that this pas¬ sion for setting fixed boundaries in the future is not confined to cycling Man a money breeder ismore anxious for the second million than the first- - An Ilng lish notability who resolved to win the derby marry the richest heiress in and become the British premier realized his hopes but he cut rather a sorry figure as premier andthe worRI has almost forgotten him A run on the wheel stopping short of serious fa¬ tigue is the sensible thing to under ¬ take and the same rule of leaning to the side of reasonable conservatism holds good of all forms of active rec- ¬ reation Prof Sargent of Harvard says that the idea of carrying athletics to excess is most erroneous and that a great many young people do them- ¬ selves injury by their excessive zeal in the practice of competitive exercise Another authority contends that people who work hard either with body or brains need amusement for their leis ¬ ure rather than active exertion Not long ago the papers mentioned the case of a number of boj s of a larger growth who engaged in a tournament to see which could stick out his tongue the furthest- - The one who triumphed injured himself to such an extent that he was in the hands of the surgeons for two weeks It was an expensive run but perhaps the sense of hav ¬ ing broken the record was an adequate reward and a vindication of the youths American blood Enthusiasts in ath- ¬ letics should remember that the average life attained by prize lighters is only 47 years and they are men of exception ¬ al physique and constitution A care¬ ful and leared adviser on this subject says that instead of working under hi o h pressure for a short time much more can be accomplished and with less risk to health by working under a low pres- sure for a longer time If Shakespeare asks sweet recreation barrd what doth ensue but moodv and dull inel- - century wf tflflwflBk P v w m - -- t tJ 1 j - 5 V -A pho--tbgra- ph Pats Strong Position Pat tell you the ould f rinds are al- ¬ than that In the most natural man-ways the best after all and I can prove ner in the world he remarks unnecessary to ask madam to It is it look pleasant she could not look other- Dennis How Wherell you find a new friend that wise Then click goes the camera and has stood by you as long as ould the result is never 1 A certain Paris photographer never Vj w i vcx i aui rauy customer Nirnr t -Peasant madam if you please-- wt 7K vUwa i jurmuia mnnitely better 1- Wise in His Generation -- - - - s w it h rC -- ones have Cleveland Leader the Morning - - in doumWLondrm a - ALU- - tJMUrf J JfjTKlS hb -- f Xi W V v 4 t v f v tV J rmw irteJ- - very tJtSMfAii l iix K -- n Te - - taikj - m t o jsi A- - S Vfc v v v - y- CI V V x u I V w Tifc Jr xir Vi fi w- i W J THE BOUKBON THE FARMING WORLD SECURING BARN JfBm T FRIDAY JULY X 2 1897 t J 4fe THE RAZOR BACH A KannHS ripG DOORS I A Device That SavesMucli Annoyance x luul Lots of Temper am using something on my farm I which may be of value to my fellow farmers I will send a sketch with ex- ¬ planations so that any farmer may use one if he wishes It is a device for fastening barn doors open or catchingrnem it tney slam open It is of greater utility because it can be used in cases Where the doors overlap each other in opening- as in the figure It may be simplified to meet the necessity of holding- only one door or two doors any rea ¬ sonable distance apart It is secure and serviceable You will need for its con- ¬ struction three small posts and several pieces of boards two small pieces of one eighth inch rope two old pails empty paint cans are all right a few good eightpenny nails two old bolts and a few common wire staples or you may use nails and bend them For tools you will need a hammer saw brace and one fourth inch bit and a shovel Now read these directions over in connection with the accompanying figure and you can try your hand at one as soon as you like and be certain of success A A and A are three up rights or posts set at such an angle and position that as the doors open they will reach to points marked F with their outer edge B B and B are three lioards nailed securely to the tops of A A and A so as to form a secure tri angular base for the locks or latches to rest upon The latches or locks C C should be of hard wood oak or hickory and one end should be chopped or sawed as in the figure being careful tso have - 5gltheruug-crrliolcisJ-Jstiridfasten-tothen- P j V L vf V i kfVl ti I MI the Details of Their mous sculptress She had made several porand biographies written of the razor it could be made would show that one - traits of well known men and everyone pre- ¬ Private His back hog the Cottonwood Falls Kan half of its value is lost by leeching fire- dicted for her a still more brilliant future Leader gets out a good one The razor fanging etc xvhen she suddenly set all predictions at The reason why so many women suffer v naught by marrying a wealthy man who disis a breed of hogs raised in the back In a dry season there is no fertilizer approved of her keeping up her professional to be in silence from the multiple disorders cpnf south before the war and still which produces better results with po work She was very quiet under this ref nected with their sexual system is that found in some localities He is built to rebel inward cottage style si architec tatoes than wood ashes notwithstand striction but was supposed dinner party one they cannot bear to broach the subject on the Swiss ly Therefore when at ing the fact that ashes seem to dry evening she asked her a to a man even if he is a physician old friend Gen ture His ears lay back with a will No one can blame a modest sensitive air His tail has no curl but themselves Equally good results the Bashar to come and see her on the following evening and inspect her last piece of rag The highest follow when they are sprinkled on woman for this reticence It is unnece hangs limp as a dish york which she thought the best and most strawberry bed sary in these times however for a woman point of his corrugated back is ten lifelike she had ever he supThe mistake of keeping and using posed he was to use hisexecuted to prevail root of the tail He makes to all afflicted women a most generousinfluence inches above the dej upon the husband to permit her to resume offer Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Mass bids every ignores the slow stately walk of the crossbreed males aids materially in many farms her place among the working fraternity of woman who suffers to write to her and confide and goes in a lively 210 trot e eneratinj the hoers on Berkshire thoroughbred or artists every symptom that annoys her and she will giver He always travels as if he were trying The boar should be a you will like general she there will be no uniformity in the off- - saidI am surewinning smile it It fairly lives with a her advice without charge and that advice isu to catch a train which had just whistled and he had a quarter of spring There is little pleasure in rais and breathes I confess I am in love with based upon the greatest experience ever possessed for the station it myself ing mongrels by man or woman in this country and extends over a mile to go On the It is claimed that the use of ensilage with some appointed evening the generalof a period of twenty three years and thousands upon misgivings over the delicacy The thoroughbred razor back prowls living on acorns nuts enables the dairyman to keep twice as the task intrusted to him presented him I thousands of eases WhvsufferinsilenceanvlonsrerC around the woods used Instead studio Dont fear to tell her everything J and roots and if necessary can climb many cows as when no ensilage is at self hostess toof inviting him to theto bring my sister when you can gethelpfor theasking his his surprise offered a monkey Occasionally he There is no crop so easily grown and Colony whose letter to Mrs Pinkham we publish is ar The case of Mrs a tree like her last bit to him Oh its a statuette is it s illustration of the good to be received from Mrs Pinkhams advice here is crowds under a gate and assists in har- ¬ so small an outlay for labor as ensilage he asked Well yes you might call it so she an- woman who was sick for years and could get no relief at last in despair shevesting his owners corn crop and if corn and it not only provides a large swered as she went out of he has any time to spare from his own addition to the bulky foods but enables few minutes she returned the room in In a wrote to Mrs Pinkham received in return a prompt sympathetic and inter bearing to give ers crop he will turn in and assist his the dairyman keemnsrsucculent food in arms a baby Chicago Times Herald her ested reply Note the result and go and do likewise the animals in working at night rather winter thus my back and hips and I felt so tired neighbor often I was troubled with such an aching in all the time and had for four years For the last year it was all I could do to than see the crop spoil for want of at good condition Navy beans can be grown profitably HEALTHY AT SEVENTY TWO drag around I would have such a ringing in my head by spells that it seemedx tention He never knew the luxury of as though I would grow crazy I ached from my shoulders to my feet and a sty He wouldnt get fat if he could and they bring as good prices as any The heaviest Yields are Mr C M Higgins Passes the Three was very nervous 1 was also troubled with a white discharge I wrote ta Mrs and is only fit to kill on the day of other croo secured when they are carefully culti Score and Ten Mile Post in eternity Pinkham at Lynn Mass received a prompt reply and followed her advice andi vated and grown on ground that has Good Health now I have no backache and begin to feel as one ought in fact I never felt bet- Crossing the razor back with the been well manured the previous year ter in ten years than I do now I thank God that I went doctoring witlr Mrs- blue blood stopk makes no improvementThe only successful way is to The harvesting of the crop is the crit For a Decade Previous However He Pinkham when I did for if I had not I know I would have been in my grave Mbs Nellie E Colony Nahma Mich cross him with a locomotive going 30 ical work with them as they are liable was a Great Sufferer from Rheu ¬ He then becomes an im- ¬ to damage if exposed to rains after haiy miles an hour matism Tlie Story of His Bat ¬ ported thoroughbred and the railroad vesting them but there is machinery j Queen Crescent His After Dinner Speech tle with It is of Interest company pays for him at the rate of now in use which lessens the labor Centennial and La Durincr the Tennessee Around the table were gathered many From the Leader Cleveland Ohio and makes them as sure as any other men The dinner was almost over and now ternational Exposition at Nashville Tenn- 50 cents a pound The ham of a razor Mr C M Higgins of Collimvood Ohio in the interval of service general conversa- a low rate special tariff has been established back is almost as juicy as the ham of an crop- one of the attractive eastern suburbs of tion had ceased and they were all looking for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati andr Cleveland is a retired and highly respected irori fire dog but not quite as good eat and waiting for him to speak He other terminal points on the Queen Creir POPULAR SCIENCE yji citizen and has passed the threescore and at himhandsome ts au ¬ was a ing as sassafras bark A man who man clean shaven and ccnt Route milepost in life He is Tickets are on sale daily until further-noticthority on razor backs says a itizor According to the experiments of Sf Henhis 72d year the journey ofwife lives at commanding looking in irreproachable He with his in evening dress He stood his left arm to Chattanooga at 675 one way or 720 back is the only bird of prey that is Seguy and iL Quenisset the X rays No 277 Clark Ave hanging at his side his right hand resting round trip from Cincinnati the round trip 3 Until two years ago Mr Higgins had been lightly upon the table Every eye was upon tickets being good seven days to return amphibious in its habits and can lift cause dangerous palpitations of the gate off its hinges without ruffling a heart The experiments were made on a sufferer from rheumatism for ten years him as he began to speak And this is what other tickets with longer return limitj at a Nearly every part of his body was affected 990 and at 1350 for the round trip feather medical students and upon themselves but especially his right side below the hip he said gents Sorry These rates enable the public to visit but de plum puddin is all and M Seguy and M Quenisset de- - He tried medicine to ease the pain but to no out Dere s rice an tapioca an deres Nashville and other Southern points at rates CATTLE ON THE FARM scribe the palpitations as violent and avail In the fall of 1891 he purchased two plumpeachanapple creamorrhubarb an never before offered Vestibuled trains of boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale mincerlemon pie Whachergonterhave the finest class are at the disposal of the Tlie Man Who Has Kept His Fai a unendurable unless the rays were in People Mr Higgins said passenger affording a most pleasant tripji N Y Journal tercepted by a metallic plate g The pain was greatest in the fall win Well Stocked Is Happy Now and enabling one to visit the very grounds ter- - ter and spring owing to the dampness and Iiow excursion Rates Account tlie was common to scenery and important battle Alaska our remarkable outlying A few years ago it my right leg hip in and about Chattanooga Lookout Moun- hear the remark that farm lands were ritory is almost as large in area as the the time I and to were helpless most of of Jnly Fonrtli had sit in an easy chair Chickamauga National Militaryr too high in price to make cattle raising entire United States east of the Missis For the Fourth of July Holiday the Cleve- tain and up with pillows with my rheumatic Park Tickets to Nashville to visit thexv feasible or profitable The demand i his sippi It is rich in mineral wealth imb resting on cushions on another chair land Akron Columbus Ry will sell ex- Centennial can be repurchased at Chatta--- v tickets between all local Year season for beef bred bulls would seem and has already yielded many times its to noafter year I tried various remedies but cursion manv points on connecting stations nooga for 340 round trip Ask your ticketr lines at agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q avail anfl as time passed my rheu and to to indicate that the average farmer has cost in the precious and other metals matism continued to grow worse a rate of ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND C Route South or write to undergone a change of mind upon Ihat Every year its value to the United My wife finally told me to try Dr Wil- TRIP W C RINEARSON Genl Passr Agents Tickets on sale July 3rd 4th and 5th good point The fact is farm lands hava States is increasing and yet it is en- ¬ liams Pink Pills She had read about them Cincinnati O BAHN DOOR FASTENER in the newspapers and thought they Avould returning until July 5th 1897 inclusive been going down in price with too much tirely isolated from the rest of our ter-¬ benefit me as they had others So sent Ask ticket agents for particulars Xot Her Wont I the edges marked H H very smooth and grain and grass and too few cattle says ritory just as Cuba would be were we over to Smiths drug store on Collamer St C F DALY Gen Pass Agt Listen he hissed the notches marked F F deep enough the Nebraska Farmer At the same to acquire it and bought two boxes and they proved to be No she answered and turnirig upon A Deep Impression to hold the door securely E E are latch time cattle have been climbing up in her heel brusquely she left him there alone M Martindale in a a most wonderful medicine to use Alcohol said them beI Pat returned from London after a holiday guards or small pieces nailed securely the scale of prices until all of as are paper read recently before the Phar fore had scarcely started girl by profession For I began to feel better I found I could and meeting his priest one day stopped to and it she was a telephone listen to anything was not her wont to on raised blocks so as to secure the beginning to see more clearly the re- maceutical society is not a germi- sleep well at night which I was unable to do tell his adventures unless she was sure it was none of her busi ¬ locks C C and at the same time to allow ciprocal relations that should and must cide When present to the extent of before and my appetite returned to me I Now of all the sights you saw what ob- ness Detroit Journal them considerable side play At I on exist between the farm lands of thisrich 20 per cent by volume of absolute alco ¬ only used a few boxes and I was well ject struck you most in fact left the deep- Not since the autumn of 1891 have I been 43cf lmnrnooinn n n irvn npTm1 n mlne4each lock a hole should be bored ex ¬ cprn belt region and that class of cattle hol Summer Tours Via Big Four it has an inhibitory effect on the troubled with rheumatism Faith it was a brick from a scaffold as To the Mountains Lakes and Seashore B Though these especially adapted to the consumption germination of most of the micro oi tending through Mr Higgins is one of the patriotic Ameri struck me mqst and left itsdeep impression effect to Putin-be holes drop a bolt an old one is as good of corn There is not a farm in the state ganisms occurring in aqueous solvyl cans who weiitr to the front in the days of on me said Pat showing a cut on his fore Special Low Rates will ErieinLake Chautaiir Islands of Lake tne reDeinon ana is at present a member oi hetd Spare Moments as any These are the pivots on wliich but that is actually worth more money qua Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St tions oi vegetables ana animai suo the Grand Army of the Republic C and G turn Next fasten one end of per acre to day for having supported Lawrence River Adirondacks Lake Georgej Dr Williams but the germs propagate densed form allPink Pills contain in a con- July 4th Low Rates via B O S AV New England Resorts New York and Bos- your piece of rope to C and C as in the a herd of cattle the past ten years The stances as it evaporates the elements necessary to readily ton To the Great Lakes Cleveland San- give new life and richness to the blood and figure and run the other end through fertility of its acres is retained instead consider it a wonderful restore shattered nerves They are also ak The B O S WRy Co will sell Round dusky Toledo Detroit Benton Harbor MtS Naturalists of beings1iippeaaway inlhe form of rfhct Athat the Bermuda islands lijsiVe specific for troubles peculiar to females such Trip tickets July 3 4 and 5 at ONE FARE Clemens Mackinac and Michigan Rdsortsi thepaiJs into wlncli drop several stones r buy ancTgrairr It is therefore apretty only seven suppressions irregularities native species of land birds h as weakness They build uo and all forms between all stations on its own and princi- To the Northwest and West via St Louis or anything which wilK give them well settled principle among farmers of the blood and pal connecting lines within a radius of two and Chicago For rates routes time of Now if you have followed the that the man who stays by good cattle while no less than 128 species pay visits restore the glow of health to pale and sallow hundre4 miles from selling point good go- trains and full particulars apply to any weight sale and or address E O In men directions carefully when you open through thickand thin is all the better to the islands Many of these visitors cheekscases arisingthey effect a radical cure ing on date ofGth 1897 returning to and agent Big Four Traffic ManagerMcCor including July mick Passenger Big in all from mental worry your doors they will swing so that off for dding so In all such matters are birds which pass the summer in the work or excesses of whatever nature overFor further information call on agents B Four Cincinnati O Pink 0 S W Ry their outer edges will engage the locks of course the general public mind is United States and utilize the Bermuda Pills are sold in boxes never in loose bulk islands as a convenient winter resort at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 and Every once in awhile the statement is at H H and as you still push them bound to fluctuate Cattle are in great ¬ The less energy a man has the easier he made that parents are better to their girls may be had of all druggists or direct by farther back the pressure on the locks er favor while they are scarce in num- ¬ thus imitating some of their human mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company drifts into matrimony Atchison Globe than to their bojs Atchison Globe Even some American Schenectady will overcome the resistance of the bers then they become ess popular compatriots NY weights attached to the ropes and the with the masses as they multiply But bats follow the example of the birds by locks will swing- back and let the edges the cattle man who goes right along wintering in the Bermudas A Setback We hunted up that intellectual woman of the doors catch in the notches FF rawing wood one year after anotlVer BOOKS AND MAGAZINES who invented the self rocking cradle We and the weights K K will hold them for ten years has a better promise of give her a ¬ The American Queen for June is a wanted tohow did she vote of thanks The success with his farm than to under securely in any ordinary gale Well receive you dotted line shows position of the door take to dodge from one thing to an- ¬ recreation number and has several The inventor turned out to be a man who fastened open- - Deamor 11 Drake in other with every wind that blows Beef stunning pictures of noted New York wanted to get off to the baseball game Detroit Free Press cattle have their innings just now and women prominent in various sports Ohio Farmer The man who scoffs at the friendly advice happy is the man who has kept his lnds Every Month has a fascinating array to take something for that cough will keep Tvro Mihty Continents HINTS FOR STOCKMEN well stocked with good blood He is a of pictures of pretty women famous ind South America beside GuateNorth on coughing until he changes his mind or people literary gossip and good photo mala the West Indies Australia and even Color has nothing to do with the value sure winner in the long run changes his earthly residence A great many graphs There is also music to be found Europe are the fields of usefulness in which of cattle Stomach Bitters has demonHostetters for the looking scoffers have been converted by the use of HANDY HOG HOLDER Good horses find ready sale in the strated its value as an antidote to malaria The Month has a tempting lot of gos east the standard cough remedy of the past half it Is Easily Adjusted and Jnst ttk sip about people who write books their and as a remedy foi dyspepsia constipation neuralgia biliousness nervousrheumatism century Ay ers Cherry Pectoral But some Dont send poor stock to market It Easily Removed The latest works and peculiarities Edith ness and loss of appetite and sleep coungame is a losing The simple inexpensive article for are scoffing and coughing yet They wheeze inhabitants the medical men of these Badly ventilated stables are pretty holding hogs illustrated herewith rec- ¬ Thomas poem is especially good and tries have spoken in no uncertain tones with asthma bark with bronchitis or groan sure to injure the horse ommends itself to anj one who has the large number of portraits adds to concerning the efficacy of the great household remedy with the grippe Singular is it the number Corn is too heated a food to be fed many hogs to ring It will save time the value of the issue 11 of stubborn people who persist in gambling Mr Richard Harding Davis first alone to horses in hot weather To live is to have justice truth reason novel Soldiers of Eortune just pub devotion probity sincerity common sense with health and perhaps life as the stake when Kindness to the young animal is a lished by Scribners was in its second richt and dutv welded into the heart To value cheap way to increase its they might be effectually cured of cough cold edition over a week before it appeared live is to know what one is worth what one growing animals plenty of Give the or lung trouble by a few doses of and the advance orders speedily exhausting can do Hugoshould do Life is conscience They should have plenty of room Victor the first edition of la00 copies space Between Seed Time and Harvest A well mated team means mated as Is a good opportunity to enquire about THE MARKETS regards strength and endurance rath farming lands in South Dakota only one More particulars about Pectoral in Ayers Curebook ioo pages er than size and color days ride from Chicago Bountiful crops of ClNCINKA TI July Sent free J C Ayer Co Iowell Mass Wheat Corn parley and Flax reward the The Poland China pig has made forIilVE STOCK CattlecommonS 2 25 a 3 00 4 40 Jtiller of the soil As a stock and dairy coun 4 10 belect butchers tunes for many men and will make for¬ C Ou try South Dakota leads ail the world First 5 50 CALVES I air to good light tunes for many more 3 35 3 00 HOGS Common class farm lands with nearby markets can 3 45 3 40 lixed puuKers now be benight for from 10 12 15 and If the rail fences are somewhat out of 3 55 3 45 Licht shippers upwards per acre rnd this is the time to iMiniwiwiNiieiwiiaiMiMiniMiMiniwiiaiwiioiwiwiniNitaiwiniiiioiwiioiwiwiNiiaiMiMiMiMiwiwiieiiciwiwiwiwiwiwiniHimMw 3 15 a 85 Tepair try running a strand of barb SHEEP Cnotce invest For further particulars write to 15 5 4 83 LAiMbS Spring PIMPLES ERUPTIONS BLOTCHES wire along the top of them 1 HOG RINGING MADE EAST Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent 3 45 3 00 r LOUK inter f mily SCALES ULCERS SORES ECZEMA 79 St Paul Railway i Use the same gentle method with the Chicago Milwaukee red To No 3 red Uld Colonv Building Chicago ill and CHRONIC SWELLINGS mule colt as is used with the horse colt and labor enough in ringing 20 hogs 2Gl Corn No 2 mixed 2iys Oatr Na 2 will add 50 per cent to the value of to pay for itself the first time The It From Shakespeare 34 Rye No ARE WONDER WORKERS in hogs should be confined in a close pen HAY Prime 2to choice the mule Western Plowman 10 25 Ball this evening dear inquired Des i the cure of any disease caused by bad or m-- 5 9 00 so that the one who handles the holder PKO VIRIONS Mess pork demona of Othello when she saw him load- 1 3 85 pure blood They eliminate all ooisons build Lard Prime steam ft A --m t S v A to S Indigestion P Cholera and ing up his old revolver can walk up behind them and reach over BUlTER Choice dairy 8 M I Ml 1 II mJ 1 f ft up and enrich the blood enabling it to maty S No not this evening love smother 16 As the warm weather comes on there and slip the larger stirrup shaped end creamery Prime to choice new healthy tissue 5J 2 50 evening 2 25 he replied as he reached for the APPLES will be cases of chicken cholera report- ¬ over the snout and into the mouth POTATOES Per boi Per bbl 2 50 3 00 New pjllow and wedged it softly down her PURE BLOOD MEANS PERFECT E ed It is safe to say that cholera among The hog will back up and the operator oesophagus NEW YORK HEALTH and if vou will use nflSniRFTS fowls is a ver3 rare disease- Persons standing in front can very easity hold FLOUR Winter patent 4 70 440 they will give you GOOD HEALTH and a PURE CLEAN SKIN free from 78 i5 diagnose cases as cholera when such is any hog perfectly still It is easily GRAN Wheat So northn Shake Into Your ShoeB 5 pimples and blotches 7d No2red appears it adjusted easily taken out and when in CORN No 2 - Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet not true Whencholera mixed TRY CASCARETS is to like them For 2155 usually takes off the flock in a few use gives a leverage upon the upper jaw OATSMIxed It cures painful swollen smarting feet and I To there been produced in the history of the world so perfect never Before has 8 25 t 8 to of corns and and so harmless a 5 instantly takes the sting out days Should the hens be affected vWth¬ which secures perfect control of the POHK New mess 4 20 LaRL Western BLOOD PURIFIER LIVER and STOMACH REGULATOR Bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery jlo use difficulty contin- animal fci ringing Farm and Home bowel disease and the CHICAGO of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight or them regularly for a little while means aes srtifely ue for quite awhile it may be 4 20 new shoes feel easv It is a certain cure for 4 40 FLOUR Winter patents ALL DRUQQIST5 70 70 GRAIN Wheat No a red sweating callous hot tired aching feet concluded that indigestion from overTo Plaice Good Whitewash Blood No 2 Chicago soring Try it to dav Sold by all druggists and I ioc 25c 50c is at fault the eating and not cholera 24 CORN No 24JS For a good whitewash for your bed- ¬ OATS No- 2 ehoe stores 25c Trial package FREE 2 17J4 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y2 m 26 Oats No a Star Tobacco ewine and lon on corn renders it espe- quarts of the liquid lime put it in a LARDReUned white 11 50 VAs you chew tobacco for pleasure use Wect err Wheel Works 16 8a cially desirable this year that growers wooden or granite bucket and add PORK Mess Star It is not only the best but the most 5S 00 quality 4 CATTLE First 4 35 feed and care for the pigs in a sufficient water to make it rather thin HOGS Western should lasting and therefore the cheapest Cf tCA GO AOS 4 00 4 10 CATAL9GVE FREE way that will develop them rapidly and Add a small amount of pure indigo INDIANAPOLIS HOW TO BUILD ask A man philosophizes better than a woman perfectly The tendency is to feed the sufficient to give it the proper color GRAINWheatNo 2 CURED AT HOME send stamp 76 WILLIAMS MFG CO KALAMAZOt MtCR oh the human heart but she reads the GANGER for book Dr JJB HARRIS CO 24 Corn No 2 mixed growing pigs too much corn Some add a teaspoonf ul of salt and half a tea Building Cincinnati Ohio Rousseau hearts of men better than he Pike Oats No 2 mixed 18tf NE W DISCOYERT tfwc corn is all right but the ration should spoonful of lampblack stir well This LOUISVILLE I qnick relief and curestrwst some more nitrogenous food to will give you a perfectly white ceiling contain cases Send for book of testimonials and 10 durs jl can recommend Pisos Cure for Con 3 75 00 FLOUR Winter patent treatacn t Free Br II II GRKESS 80X8 Atlnu sumption to sufferers from Asthma E D give a good development of bone and if you wish it colored add one of the col¬ GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 82 CUMS WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS May 4 91 Tdwnsend Ft Howard Wis 2GVS Corn Mixed 26 ANK E jnuscie then when you come to fatten orings which you may purchase at any Best Cough Byrnp Tastes Good TTso 1663 2U OatsMixed in time Sold by druKlsts you will have something to druggists stating that it is to be used PORIv Mess fi an on corn WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISER own fortunes seldom iDhe architect of his LARD Steam 36iV4 fe please state that yeu saw the AdvcrUwr with lime Ladies Home Journal Imild on Rural World i tiret of rbuilding extensions N Y Weekly Bteat iathla paper i m5 vt Vii vf r ifxmci W K 3 Ii i1v L I sVTfv w4oanv p r jp it fatWk V5v t w5f ir sV t3riSi ¬ - v Editor Tells What He An estimate of the loss of the solubW Signalized Her Departure from tlie Tliinlcs at the Creature World of ArtiMts manure that is exposed yfi Among the many odes apostrophes portions of Before her marriage she had been a fa- ON THE FARM HER LIFELIKE STATUE - rains and the direct rays oi the sun ifj ¬ SILENT SUFFERERS Women do not Like to Tell a Doctor o ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 7stnm AlKiH Jl ri r devib-may-car- e -- - ¬ - ¬ i ¬ WA rriv w - y ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ v ¬ i - ¬ - e n fi- inter--estin- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cl V 4 1 - ¬ rn Bay i -- ¬ i -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ - Scoff and Cough lip ¬ ¬ ¬ ill ill ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ nt ill ¬ ill -- - ¬ Ayers Cherry Pectoral jp ¬ a 1 ¬ -- VV GRxVIN-Wheat- -No - BAD BLOOD gm f I - ¬ G ri At Up-to-Da- te 1 r j il i 31 ¬ - GQ Pure and Perfect Health - GO V s - - ¬ CC SLOS v ¬ HDODQY 11 Jf3 Tv fPh - - J - I i - V XT tfl A 8 in A- - V M v 9 v 8v f 0 THE BOURBON NEfTS FRIDAY JULY 2 1897 Cape May N t- - Excursion to Niagara Palls C O Excursion To Atlantic City And sx 5 - K nwursr iP T- Br J3 a v -- x 1 sleeping cars Tha route is the most interesting of any Going via Toledo Jetroit and the Michigan Central through the be3t part of Southern Oanada direct to the Falls This is the only line that passes close to the brink from which a full and complete view o Sjoth the American and Canadian Falls v jan be seen to advantage Niagara is one of the greatest wonders on the globe everybody knows of Niagara and everybody wants to go there The GR D Rywas the first to inaugu ¬ rate these cheap excursions and alwa3T8 iias the best accommodations provided or its patrons Persons desiring full information about this excursion should address the undersigned and a descriptive circular will be mailed you D G Edwards Passr Traffic Mgr C H D By Cincinnati Ohio ¬ ¬ The annual excursion of the C H 3 Railway to Niagara Falls will occur On Thursday July 8th the Chesa ihis 3Tear on Inly 8th The rate from pease Ohio railway will run an exCincinnati X will be 700 cursion to t ape May and Atlantic City Tickets will be good five days leaving Lexingtons t 1125 a m for 13 Trains will leave Cincinnati about round trin tickets good returning 1200 Noon The accommodations will twelve days from date of sale The ex- be first class in ever xmrticular Eleuursion cram wm run vox waBuiugivu gant day coaches Pullman and Wagner and Philadelphia and arrive at the Jer¬ J BIG FOlJlfe it ROUTE 55 BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO DETROIT v TWIN BROTHERS um k M I All Foints in Michigan ¬ fort Winchester Mt Sterling and other O Send in your statious on the C name for sleeping car berths For f nil information write to George W Barney 0 P A Lexington Ky sey coast for dinner next afternoon Through sleepers will be provided and eyery effort made to make the trip an enjoyable one Tickets at same rates can be nurcha ed at Shelbyville Frank White City Special 4 Best Terminal StationA Avoiding The Tunnel- CHICAGO ST LOUIS BOSTON - Wagner Sleeping CarsOj it ER BVI fj W Of Peck P O - r TJ w i WSrif- 1 JU i James M Thomas as a candidate for State Senator from the Twenty eighth Senatorial District S Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them or Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I used three boes of your Celery Capsules and they or the benefit of others so have cured me ANNOUNCEMENTS afflicted I wish to send this letter Very i ruly yours W S Andevs3T Sold bv all druggists at 50c and SI per box FOR STATE SENATOR Seud address on postal to the Wright Med We are authorized to announce Co Columbus O for trial size free Wrights Celery Capsules To theWrlght Medical Co Amlerson Pike Co O Recommends S Huffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartmenfcars Elegant Coaches and Diniug CarsT- - NEW YORK FOUR Besure vonr tickets read E O McCORMICK viaBIG aew W 4 V5 Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIX i yf Gen Pass Tktsgt Cincinnati O m Hs Calico 3c I 1 Nothing 600 prs m rM ki Unierwear u k ii composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the action of the Democratic primary elec¬ tion July 31st - v - FOR JAILER V- I V a so a 3 T -- of the Republican party - We are authorized to announce Wm L Collins as acandidate for Jailer of Bourbon Couuty subject to the action FOR CIRCUIT CLERK Challie 3c Lawn 3c Gingham 3c etc See advertisement in another column The First The first of American Newspa- - 20 yds Pea Island Brown of W J Bryans new book Cotton 100 Ttofctlfi Send vour order to Oscar u yus jDieacnea Muslin 100 Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- - pers OHAS A DANA- Editor 14 yd Lonsdale and Masonville Bleached Muslin Ctf bon countv Dress Gingham5c The American Constitution the Handsome Percales 7 c American Idea the American Black Sateen 7 ic THE SUN7 -- - 1 IK K We are authorized to announce A J jOrey as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Republican G17 P J Main KIELY Paris Ky St oartv FOR ASSESSOR h S2 3 V s - l of the Republican party v Bourbon County subject to the action Daniel as a candidate tor Assessor of We are authorized to announce C J Window shades 10c up Bed Quilts 49c up Ticking 5c up s A White Goods 4Ac up The Sunday Siih Shirting CottonJ 4c up is the greatest Sunday Newspaper m Cottonade lOic ltl the world Lpdies Skirts 95c 3 a year Ladies Shirt Waists 25c utp Price 5c a copy By mail Curtain Scrim 5c up Address THE SUN New York - Spirit These first last and all the time forever 6 a year Daily by mail - Daily Sundayby mail 8jiyear Crash 4c Towels bi up Lace Curtains 40c up A t We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of A iV B Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party FOR POLICE JUDGE 25c Dress Goods now 19 50c Dress Goods now 39c 75c Dress Goods now 9c Silks at special rJrices Mens Pants 2oc worth 75c H00 prs Mens Pants good values 49c worth 125 300 prs Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c 2U0 prs Boys Knee Pants 25c Mens Suits were 15 now 900 Mens Suits were 12 now 790 Mens Suits were Sl5 now goo jn Mens Suits were 8 now 500 Mens Suits were 6 now 375 Mens Suits were 475 now 295 Knee Pants Suits 49c Knee Pants Suits 1 r Knee Pants Suits 125 Knee Pants Suits 150 Mens Shoes worth 175 now 125 J Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 325 Mens Laundered Shirts White and Colored jv Mens Laundered Shirts worth 1 now 09c Dig nne or biieet Mats Trunks etc atSiy cial r T - Prices for Ten Days v YT yG 4gr i v everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienceaepert FOR MAYOR workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all T We are authorized to announce jobs to be first class IBenj Perry as a candidate for Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders Mayor of the City of Paris subject to party -- r We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets yo Democratic party Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on get free a large handsome glass framed picture We are authorized to announce John corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prerjared to 10 days- delay- Come now and you wil1 reaP a K Adair as a candidate for Police do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles -such as Judge subject to the action of the carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line ofncfFi Democratic party v We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic New Buggy Company Special prices on our Ladies and Childrens Shoes and Slippers in Tan and Black - gt hTbSmmr ranLA8 fr FREE mum iAKOUGHES SEBIU0S BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PAKISK For Sale HOUSE AND LOT AN i - the action of the Democratic party PWejjare authorized to announce WT Brooks as a candidate fo Mayor of the city of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party PisplayB one dollaf per inch for first inser cicn half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei rtne each insertion Locals in blacL typo twenty cent per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at liue rates OUituaros cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ dates resolutions of rsppet and matter of a Farn niewls BLACK ¬ 1 jLDVeri iaimz rates HIGH ST COR FOURTH 33 933 F PARIS KY 3 HAVE a lot of new farming imple- ¬ ments which have never been used DESIRE to sell my house and lot that I will sell cheap for cash with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ 7 double shovel plows ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal 2 pony plows ance in twelve months For further 6 pair double trees particulars address or call on 12 5 tooth cultivators BEN J F SHARON 1 nice surrey 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky 1 barouche 2 phaeton buggies I SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Mum LJ L II U L V nmn UitilU I I J TIME TABLE EAST BOUND J I i H HAGGARD High Streets JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY tike nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large fiaents and yearly cards advertise xlenns old stand corner Fourth and Paris Ky Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm Ar New York 1240nn 90SHm WEST BOUND Lv Louisville 830am 600pm 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington Lv Lexington 1121am 850pm S30am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 630pm ArMt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65 am 340pm Dissolution ii Partners Robprts i L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris OPTIOIAKr solicited t Ar Winchester- - 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm 800am 520pm 733am 345pm Ar Lexington 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville 1001am 720pm Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Ar Louisville 1100am 815pm promptly answered Your work is Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ Prices reasonable t TJssery is by uintnal consent dissolved All accounts of the firm are payable to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in- ¬ debtedness of the firm The partnership of Drs Ky April 30 1897 H H ROBERTS W C USSERY TUESDAY JULY 13TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each Optician La n d m a 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 thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Bowen and G Eads Buck Fithian month V N See advertisement in another colnmn of W J Bryans new book The First Send your order to Oscar Battle Jliller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon county tf l RSTAIIj Stoves At Wholesale Prices 77H3 TjP ¬ Nashville Imposition Bur your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ nati and Q ueen Crescent Route to Chatta ¬ F B Carr nooga Visit the historic city and the great 1ST Agent L RR battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga or George W Barney Paris Ky National Military Park then refreshed and Div Pass Agent ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ ney Low rates to the great Exposition in Lexington Ky effect via this pleasant route The Queeu Crescent train service is per- ¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un ¬ surpassed anywhere Ir you want the journey to be a pleasant kajdckoad time card one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C Rinearson G P A Cincinnati O L NRR L cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or auy information call on ELI BASS NURSERIES 3 N Rates To Nashville ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Write For Price List Or call at the Works 28FJELiiSrG 897 4 mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- ¬ ploy no agents but sell at liying prices direct to the planter Telephone in office Strawberry and general nursery Catalogues on application to EVERYTHING for Orchardof Lawn¬ OrnaFall stock LEXINGTON STOVE WORKS SEVENTH ST D Cram of Paris EAST END CITY H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 26feb-tf JTake ALL THE NEWS WORTH READING Local State am national WILL BE FOUND IN Tenn Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L N will sell ticketB at foHowing rates for the round trip April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 1260 April 29 to Oct 30f final limit 15 days from date of sale 925 April 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including date of sale 760 From Cincinnati 1116 a 538 m 1015 p in From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 339 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m ooo p m 4B a ui 33U p m cruui ixittyuviiie mDEPARTURE OF TRAINS J I F B Carr Agt Chestnut Street car for the Works -t- FRANKFORT CINCINNATI RY 1 i A cyone EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS PRIDE OF PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort In Effect March 445 a m 755 a m 346 pm To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m 545 p m 1021 p mi To Richmond 1125 a m 543 p m 1025 pm To Maysville 755 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent To Cincinnati THE BOURBON NEWS AND THE tWMIi TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRICHTS Ac x FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other Oincin ti WEEKLY Both Papers One vt ENQUIRER Arr Elkhorn Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground Arr Du vails Arr Georgetown Live Georgetown Arr Newtown1 Arr Centreville ArrRHznhfith Yrr Paris- WEST BOUND Lve Paris Arr Elizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalls 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