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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897071301 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. r3 ft Vrfi 3 rtr--- r A k 1 s - v -- v THE Editors and Owners vt i BOp NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY FRIDAY Established i u 41 n - f n 41 CHAM MILLER aiKCjSEEaPTTTTWKncmMMjMMMJ3MiM-Tr-Trjrjcrar- iikiiiiimi rrWT3TfwrTl0WOSSStK5AMJllJBBEE3tt3BBBBBBRKtKKB feb im 3 isai SEVEiTEEiTTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESIaY JULY 13 18Q7 MJMifrmfriiu MILLERSBURG GOSSlRftlRARAGRAPHS Nqws Notes Gathered Clearanc e Sale OFBi wBP HH iBf r HI 51 RELIABLE CLOTHIERS Suits at 60c worth 1 Suits at 100 worth 150 Suits at 150 worth 200 Suits at 175 worth 250 Suits at 200 worth 300 Suits at 250 worth 400 This is an opportunity you should not miss You can be assured of getting bargains at this sale no paper talk but actual facts Our Furnishing Goods department is com plete new styles of shirts neckwear etc ar riving every week f Give us an early call Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys Burs Wheat is selling here at 56 cents per bushel Mr Steve Hook returned Friday from Augusta Mrs Rollins Best returned to Coving- ¬ ton Friday Miss Mary Taylor returned Saturday from a visit in Midway Miss Adella Miller returned Friday from a visit to Lexington Miss Nannie Peed of Maysyille is the guest of Miss Dorothy Peed Miss Mary Ecrnew of Maysville is the guest of Miss Katie Savage Born On Friday to the wife of Ed Siatterly of near town a son Miss Leona Letton daughter of Brice Letton is very ill with fever Rev J K Nunnelly of Georgetown was the guest of J G Allen Friday Miss Maude Spears of Lexington is the guest of her uncle Mr Alex vButler The ladies netted about forty dollars from the fete at the M F O Friday night Miss Lizzie Taylor went to Midway yesterday to visit her sister Mrs Arthur Long Mrs Tom Prather of Mason has been the guest of relatives here since In Ami About The Theatrical Aiijother ivise Remarks In Foyer lEJj Brower Scott Hot Weather Goods In Great Variety NO 56 vi iiviriii X i cr if v Frazee - - Nat Geo IwinfiiHn Europe again t Corner Main and Broadvay Lexington Ey If r i Marion Manols Kvill be tba prima don- na of the Bostpnl Square Company nest season S - - London house owned by Barney Barnato th3 African diajjond king who recently suicided LanglrjH to marry Frince Esterhazy ThBrince is fifty and buys horses for the iaKstrian Government Mrs Thfl Rradlev Mkrtiins hsivo honsrlih tbo aw- Lawn Furniture Hammocks Mosquito Bars Straw Mattings At Lowest Prices Fine Medium and Low Priced J ft SM j Lewis Morrisoirs tour will begin on August 30 to Eghfax N S He will add two moremw pi ays to nis reper a The Master of Ceremonies toire dramatization q George Manville Fenns novel and Frederick the Great an his- Theodore torical coinedv rama by Kremer MrMrrison will continue to present Richelieu and Faust when ever managersaemano m Da- my new play In addition says m ert Downing am vid JiHB planning seem w revivals of Samson and The Gladi or in ine Gladiator7 lions tigers anafother wild beasts will Eugenie be introduced i the arena Blair Mrs Downing will head a com- The Magdalen p my in CamiHe JR Chamber Suits Parlor Suits Folding Beds JSrass 3eds Iron Beds Odd Dressers Wash Stands Chif- ¬ foniers Dressing Tables etc Popular Finishes In- spection Invited IM I i 1 I Carpets Furniture Wall SALLf Paper Draperies U i JW3I mSt r TJ I - 31V iAm 4 Friday Miss Lena Mclntyre of Simpsonville is the guest of her cousins the Misses H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Office Honrs 8 D A nPTPTTHPOl US and FOirciGX m Beeding EUGENE W JOHNSON SOLICITOlt AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ¬ ENT CAUSES 1729 New York Ave Washington D C 1 ¬ 5 Jf t jJiBBFs ljBiwiMBMiMii I zlSMki S J - - THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS JSi3Bl4kSEa A nftHKi juwiit x t tT MftttmSfwffsnftKKKnKKSm rfSaaSSagaFfftTTHagmttl Wilko andapair of extra geldings V AS kAfo t - S 9 - Butler have returned from a visit to Lexington Mr Jas Shackelford of Maysville was the guest of Mr Robt Tarr and iauiny onuuay Mrs Mollie Slack of Maysville was the guest of her brother John Peed Thursday and Friday Mr Julian C Martin and Mrs Chas Allen of Knoxville were guests of Miss Lucy Allen yesterday Mr Royce Allen shipped 30 head of grade bulls and heifers to parties in York Pennsylvania Saturday Mr Chas Conway returned tu St Louis Friday His wife and babe will remain several weeks longer Mr Sam Throckmorton of Mt Olivet was the guest of his sister Mrs J W Fulton Friday and Saturday Mr and Mrs Jas Woolums returned Monday from a visit to Maysville with her sister Mrs Jas Cnmmings Mrv John jaunterillleayejiitozdayi Mrs Mary Trotter and Mrs Andrew Co 1 Office estsiblished 18G8 Charges LArticle East LynneFron Frou lij and Pygmalion and 47 Jane Evr Galatea 3 to 12 a in to op m Correspondeuco Kecxuested moderate 2uiar lian98 CTfjij jignjMiiainiii t arwfMrir hiiiwj 3sit Sunnier Tourists Low rate round trip tickets are now cn sale from Qgeen fiPW i i M Crescent stations to CurnberlandHTalls Rugby Burnside Spring City sod Lookout Mountain Liberal ratesand limits Ask your Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on agent about itjhr corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to jjjKW C RlNEAESON do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as1 Bfcosr Agt Cincinnati O carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new Geril - n - Piles Piles TO A TGTfTtfVfYTCW JPWWirJLJVS idian Pile Ointment will Dr Williams cure Bliud Blee Ulcerated and itching tumors allays the itch- Piles Itabsor everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our a poultice gives instant stock and compare our prices ingatonce ai We have engaged experienced expert ins Indian Pile Ointment relief DrW is prepared odi Sr Plies and Itching of the workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all nothing else Every box rivatefcartsjtt B ld by druggists sent b jobs to be first class uaranteeu Pilesl K TfWmWlfr iiliiMiUt5liLaV39 SURBIES i Al llifor 60c Brooks druggist T7241v-9fi-l- vi tbsmlSA sMis ProjoaatjtoiipntorfcalL orders f k t a Base ball Berry Station defeated the Millersburg team Friday Score 7 to 3 The Millersburg team played in Carlisle yesterday OFA -Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash Elder A S Morrison of Carlisle ex- ¬ We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing changed pulpics with Rev Fenster macher Sunday and held union ser-¬ with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted vices at night at the Methodist Church NEAR PARTS KY Miss Sadie Hart Ollie Buckner Lula Bryan and Mary Brent and Messrs Warren and J W Bacon Dr Spencer I will offer at public sale on the premand Albert Hinton of Paris attended ises on the moonlight fete Friday night PUBLIC SALE - mm ¬ HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY f Cutaway Frock FOR A good story third page W Of Peck P O A Case in Equity Wednesday at Sept 15th 1897 This will be a saving to you of 10 to 15 To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S Tronsers 350 4 and up Paii FonilsilinsaodTailoriiig Co H S STOUT Manager Fred Laxsixg Cutter The only safe sure and reliable Female PILL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend I ed to married Ladies PHiIiS and take no other oX 6 boxes for 500 P Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to doauythiug for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benetit of others so alllicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Anbersm Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Excursion to Old Point Comfort 10 oclock a m the farm belonging to the estate of Socrates Bowles deceas- ¬ ed hnown as the Goodman Place and is the same conveyed by E B Bishop and Lizzie R Bishop his wife to said See Deed Book 73 page 294 Bowles in the Clerks office of the Bonrbjn County Court The farm lies four miles east of Paris Ky on the Paris Jackstown turnpike and contains 293 acres 3 roods and 39 h poles of first class bluegrass land all well fenced and abundantly supplied with everlasting springs and pools for live stock and is mostly now in grass The improvements consist of a modern if I it ENNYROYAL PILL S rsSdSSSS SSr10CO DH MOTTS CHEMICAL QUEEN Crescent Routs - Cleveland Ohio For SalelBy W T Brooks Druggist CRESCENT During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at NTnshville Tenn n lnw n RrRoial tarifi has been established for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terrninal points on the Queen Tickets are on sale until futher notice to Chattanooga at bdb one way or 8575 round trip from Georgetown the round trip tickets being u umu AALUiu ooa seven aays to return other ticKeus witu iuu5ci 5865 and at 11 80 for the round trip These rates onnWn fio mihlifi to visit Nashville and other South ern points at rates never before offered Vestibuled trains os the finest class are at the disposal of the passenger affording a most pleasant trip and enabling one to visit the very interesting scenery and important battle grounds in and about Chattanooga Lookout Mountain and Ohickamauga National Military Park Tickets to Nashville to visit UiiP tne Uentennial can be repurchased at unananuo a iui ow J C Route Cincinnati and the Q Ask your ticket ajrent for tickets via South or write to r Georgetown Is y On Thursday July 22dthe Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad will run its annual Excursion to Old Point Comfort Va leaving Lexington at 1125 a in and reaching Old Point at noon next day Only 1100 will be charged for the round trip aud tickets will be good to return until August 8th Stop overs will be al- ¬ lowed at any station on return trip so that our patrons may break the home- ¬ ward trip by stopping at any of the beautiful mountain resorts along the line Sleeping car rates will be 350 per douUe berth which will accommodate two persons No other faummer trip offers such a diversion and variety of pleasures as a trip to Old Point over the Chesapeake and Ohio Ry with its Mountains Valleys Rivers and Ocean Special rates of 250 per day at the Chamberlain and Hygeia hotels For full information or sleeping car reservation call on or write George W Barney Dis Pass Agent Lixington Ky BLDEGRASS Nlffi 3 S built two story frame residence situated in a lovely woodland with lawn extend- ¬ ing to the pike and contains a hall and seven rooms bath room kitchen and pantry a long veranda in front with rear porches above and below nanasome cabinet mantels and tile hearths in each room andall handsomely papered and finished in walnut and cherry There is a large dry cellar of several rooms with inside and outside entrancee a splendid cistern of pure water at the door There are four servants rooms ice bouse barns stables carriage house meat and poultry houses with yards and and all necessary outbuildings a fine orchard in fact with the location valu- ¬ able improvements and the fertility of its soil it is one of the most desirable homes in the Bluegrass region of Ken- ¬ tucky Mr N H Bayless of Paris Ky will take pleasure in showing the farm to anyone or will furnish any additional information desired Terms One third cash in band one third March 1 1898one third March 1 1899 deferred payments to bear interest at six per cent per annum from day of Possession given im- ¬ sale until paid mediately after first payment is made 1 will also sell at the same time 2 extra work mules cow Lot of corn and hay 1 -- xwxzi aELESTCa iiLi Stoves At Whole Write For Price List Or call Prices at the Works LEXINGTON STOVE WORKS SEVENTH ST EAST END CITY jgTake Chestnut Street car for the Works PRIDE OF PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and K JBIFMEtXiKrG- - 897 Lawn Orna- ¬ Farm implements Some furniture etc The property of the deceased ROBT L BOWLES Executor A T Forsyth Auctioneer Palmyra Missouri FLOUR Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other c or 1VJ mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- ¬ Gentlemens Tan Shoes ploy no agents but sell at liying prices and best tans for Summer The direct to the planter Telephone in wear latest Genuine hand welts for 350 to office Strawberry and general nursery 350 per pair Will not squeak and Catalogues on application to just the thing for the Summer months EVERYTHING for Orchardof Full stock PARIS MILLING CO EVERY SACK C Rinearson Genl Passf Agent Cinoinnati 0 H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 2Gfeb tf RION r - CLA1 u U AilAll 1 njZJJti fj SlrjJVt ti v- - v - iff - w- - ftwLjrmn t SSjraJJwp S ppipg 1 EEl - TC v a 4 2 533T - -- w V VW o w 13 THE BOUKBON tflWS TUESDAY JULY a WESTERN BLOOD i897 tht r - l - IN A FOETNIGHT - MINEES TROUBLES it is Believed That the East Ablaze Again Will Ee Tp Be Instilled W Orders Have Been Prepared for the Turkish Troops to Advance Foreiffn- ers in Constantinople Are in Ter ror of a General Massacre London July 9 The is reason to believe that the east will be rblaze again within a fortnight The porte has declared in plain terms that it can not accept the peace proposition of the powers Instead the sultan insists upon a substantial cession of territory from Greece as well as a war indemni¬ ty Orders have been prepared for the Turkish troops to advance and will be issued in a few days unless the powers back down 9k SkV T -- - 3 1 SJ ft - i W 2 f i r- - rushed into the streets asking if it was a signal for the killing to begin - Events in the east urge England to prompt and vigorous action The sul r tans emissaries in India have been stirring up a revolt and the restless Islamic population there will be em- ¬ boldened the more the sultan is al-¬ lowed to defy the Christian powers of Europe It may be found that the preservation of the British empire depends upon the overthrow of the Ot ¬ ¬ ens the sultan is reported to have de- ¬ clared Foreigners in Constantinople are in terror of a general massacre in which Armenians Greeks and Englishmen will be marked for indiscriminate slaughter It is remembered that at the tiring of the salute in honor of the queens jubilee armed Mohammedans I will dictate my own terms in Ath ¬ M toman empire The London Standards correspond- ¬ ent at Constantinople quotes the sul ¬ tan as saying that he has nothing to fear from the powers That the sul- ¬ tan has been straining every nerve to put the whole Turkish army on a war footing- is well known He has 700000 troops at com ¬ mand and the strong Islamic party is- - urging him to the desperate course of fighting combined Europe The fanatical Turks believe that all Christians could be driven out as were the Greeks At present unity of action among the powers is expected though German sympathy for Turkey is well known All the foreign ambassadors have informed the sultan that they will stand no further nonsense - 7 aE- - CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS Their Convention at San Francisco Well Attended Sax Francisco July 9 The long anticipated California 97 of the Chris ¬ tian Endeavorers became a reality tendance at the afternoon meet- ¬ with the assembling oc the two vast ing The treaty was discussed at audiences at Mechanics and Wood ¬ some length at the latter session wards pavilions Thursday morning and the more pronounced of the advo- ¬ Ten thousand people filled Me- ¬ cates of the treaty suggested the ad chanics pavilion as early as half visability of early action This sug ¬ past nine Thursday morning and gestion was antagonized however by crowds of delegates and visitors the opponents of ratification and by at who came later were turned away no least one of the supporters of annexa ¬ room being left for them on the inside tion on the ground that the matter is FThe scene inside the hall was a vast too important for immediate action Lbouquet of color All was animation The committee adjourned until- next and happiness with the thousands Wednesday Washington July 10 The remains eager to applaud or cheer at every op- ¬ portunity The formal opening was of Senator Harris will be taken to by Rev F E Clarke founder and Memphis for interment over the C ¬ - to this end Lieut Com J M Hawley with a sufgeon and a boatswain will start from Washington next week on a tour of the larger western cities with a view to securing recruits The first stop will be made at Duluth and then Chicago Milwaukee Toledo Buf- ¬ falo and other lake cities will be visi ed The plan is to open temporary re ¬ cruiting offices in these places navy the for secure and lake sailors as many of the as possible The project is to be cred- ¬ When ited to Lieut Com Hawley department came to realize the the fact that not a single vessel in the naval service had a full complement of ordinary seamen and sailors and that men of the high standard desired by the navy could not be procured in suf ¬ ficient numbers in the coast cities his plan was adopted and he was placed Most in charge of its execution our of the sailors who man coast warships are from the although recently some cities been drifting have westerners into the service and it was felt that if this movement could be stimulated the navy would be benefitted by securing a larger proportion of native American stock in its enlistments Letters re- ¬ ceived at the navy department showed that one obstacle to the entry of west ¬ erners into the service was the fact that the men who were willing and anxious to enter had not the means to reach the seaboard cities where en- ¬ listments are made It was for this reason that Lieut Com Hawley was instructed to establish temporary offices for recruiting as he goes where the recruits may apply and be sent in batches of ten or a dozen in charge of the boatswain to the nearest navy yard at the governments expense The terms offered to the lake sailors 19 per are For ordinary seamen month and for sailors 24 with an al- ¬ lowance of SI per month extra to each upon re enlistment and rations The recruiting officer also hopes to secure some machinists from the lake ports for the navy The pay of these men in the navy is to be 70 per month against an average of 345 on the lakes Washington July 10 The senate committee on foreign relations made two efforts Friday to secure a full meeting for the purpose of taking up and if possible disposing of the Hawai ¬ ian annexation treaty but failed No quorum was secured at the forenoon session and there was not a full at¬ 4 Washington July 10 The navy de partment is about to undertake to get It May End tho Appalling Strike on Rea ¬ more western blood in the navy and ¬ merit Naval Officers Will Make a Ke cruiinjj Tour of the Western Cities Into the Navy Depart President Asked to Name Urofficial Arbitrators in the Matter - t sonable Basis and Thus Save the Conn try From the Horrors of a Strug ¬ gle Between Capital and Labor viction that the miners will ultimately achieve victory and to this end the aid of labor and the sympathetic public is invoked Conscious of the great interest which the public has in a contest so widespread as that of the miners gives us great satisfaction to know that the miners have not been and are not now before him opposed to arbitration We therefore He realizes fully the terrible conse- ¬ urge and advise that a conference be quences which may follow if the strug- held by representatives of the miners gle is allowed to go on The Journal and operators with the view of arriv ¬ and Advertiser is not in a position to ing at a settlement of the present sus- ¬ make public all the details of this mat pension ter but it has gone far enough to open Notwithstanding the positive an- ¬ a way for a peaceful settlement The nouncement by the committee that the public at large will presently be able statement furnished the press covered to see clearly the nature of the great all the proceedings of the conference coal strike and its environments it is known that an organized effort to President McKinley can not go be secure a general suspension of mining yond the point already indicated until in West Virginia was decided upon the mine owners have expressed their After a thorough canvass of the situ ¬ willingness to accept his goodVoffices ation it was unanimously agreed that ind agree to the principle of arbitra the West Virginia miners held the key tion to the situation and without their united support the success of the gen- ¬ WEST VIRGINIA MINERS eral movement would be greatly ¬ New York July 12 A speeiaTto the Journal and Advertiser from Washing ton says Having ascertained from the leading constitutional lawyers m congress that there is no ground uponwhich the federal government can take any part in an arbitration of the dispute between the miners and the mirieown ers involved in the present gigantic struggle the Journal and Advertiser has laid the whole matter before President McKinley personally - and asked him to name an official body of arbitrators whose character and reputation for fairness and good sense would be sufficient to guarantee a just and acceptable decision President McKinley has been assured that the mine workers have in writ ¬ ing agreed to submit their case to such a board of arbitrators andaccept and obey its decree The president expressed his willing- ¬ ness to take the lead in the matter de- ¬ manded under immediate considera- ¬ tion on condition that the mine own- ¬ ers shall also agree to submit their cases to the arbitrators and abide by the result Of course it is understood that this body can have no official character and will be unable to enforce its de- ¬ cision but it can perhaps induce the mine owners and mine workers to end the appalling struggle on some reason- ¬ able basis and thus save the country from the horrors of a national struggle between capital and labor at a time when want and misery stalk through the country A board of arbitration can at least succeed in placing the responsibility for the continuance of this disastrous and perilous strike where it belongs President McKinley can not and will not undertake to select the arbitrators until he has satisfactory assurance that both sides are willing to ac- ¬ cept arbitration Even then his action will depend upon the circum- ¬ stances under which the caseis laid ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The press committee Messrs Gompers Batchford and Connahan then gave out the following statement in which was incorporated they said all that was done at the conference The man- ¬ ifesto follows After an informal discussion re- ¬ ports were made by Messrs Batchford Dolan and Warner in regard to the situation of the movement and it was demonstrated that the suspension was practically general in the competitive bituminous coal district extending also to Kentucky and Tennessee excepting a few points in West Virginia It was realized that the situation in West Virginia required attention in order that the suspension should become absolutely general and success assured With that object in view action was recommended by President Gompers of the American Federation of La- ¬ bor and it was determined upon to overcome this feature of the con- ¬ test It was also determined that every effort be made on the part of those present to secure the and practical aid of organized labor for the struggling miners All the circumstances warranted the firm con ¬ ¬ on asked the woman who Hows The Wears whitethat with black stitching cloves greatest gathering of labor leaders Thought 1 had a sure thing the other ever assembled in this country day and was thrown as usual Was in a that bicycle young came in during a national strike was held in to Guy astore when a Said nisfellowgiven out cyclometer had this city Friday night to devise means after he had ridden 5G0 miles Was trying to assist the miners in their contest for a seasons record and hated to begin for increased wages The conference over again Salesman said he could fix it was called suddenly but the officials Took new cyclometer fixed it on wheel up the store and began to responding represented nearly every ended the thing in560 miles in no time turn Beeled off branch of organized labor in the Thought I saw my graft Went to guy I United States know and bet him I could ride more miles The conference was fixed for 10 in a week than he could It was to be decided by Bought new oclock Friday morning at the Monon clometer our cyclometers attic and begancywent up in the to gahela house but owing to the deten-¬ turn Struck a hot box at the two hundred tion of President Batchford who and eighty seventh mile and stuck fast missed connection and did not reach Never happened to a cyclometer before Pittsburgh until after 6 oclock Friday Just my luck Buffalo Express evening it was nearly 9 oclock before It Cnred Her the meeting convened A well known Louisville woman The session was secret and it was and her physician pronounced her was illa in almost midnight before it was over critical condition Among the sympathetic LABOR LEADERS To Secure the Co operation and Practica Aid of Organized Labor for the Strug Cling Miners syllables Tib acainst itaeain tan who pronounces athletic Hott It Is Done Gloomily remarked in four Pittsburgh Pa July 10 ¬ The strongest shooting gun in the world is the new Lee rifle made by the Winches- - f ter Bepeating Arms Co New Haven Ct t When fired there v for the U S Navy is a pressure on the breech of 60000 pounds I to the square inch To build a gun thatC would withstand such tremendous strain was a great undertaking but the Winches-Voter- s with their vast and varied experienced and wonderful plant succeeded in turning out a gun entirely satisfactory in every way to the Navy Like all Winchester rifles they shoot to perfection work smoothly and easily and are strong serviceable arms The Winchesters send a large illustrated catalogue freepon request The New KTT Rifle 4 ¬ ¬ Her Regrret He was worth a good deal in money but not m anything else I am sorry to have to leave you so much he said as he put on his overcoat and started for the club ¬ 1 f neighbors was a pretty widow who was lavish in her expressions of sympathy for the husband and children And it came to pass that she began to sjmpathize with them to such an extent that she spent most of her time at the house When the wife was thought to be sinking and the family were beginning to fear the worst the widow walked up to the husband and said and these Ah how I pity you Mr dear children It will be awful if they are to be reared up without a mother to care for them At this injunction the wife with a mighty effort raised up in her bed with the words Oh you neednt be worried I am not going to die No I will not die and I can get along very well without your assistance in the future From that time the woman rallied and is now hale and hearty Louisville Dispatch ¬ In fact he was somewhat tempt ¬ ed to change his will Chicago Post Enterprises of Great Pith and Moment Have ere now had their currents turned awry as Hamlet says by an attack of dys l epsia Napoleon failed to improve his ad- ¬ evening ¬ I am sorry you cant leave me more do it sooner she returned And somehow that bothered him all the- andv - the Bitters She Knew What She Wanted Medium The spirit of your wife wishes to speak with you Mr Jones Jones Tell her I lock the door and put the cat out every night N Y Journal m vantage at Austerlitz in consequence it is said of indigestion brought on by some indiscretion in eating In order to avoid dys- ¬ pepsia abstain from over indulgence and precede the meal by a winegiassful of Hos tetters Stomach Bitters more effective than any dietetic in improving the tone of the stomach Liver complaint chills and fever and rheumatism are annihilated by 1 ¬ Suit Trenton N J June 24 Special To the Mountains Lakes and Seashore Special Low Bates will be in effect to Putin-- has been filed here by The National Cash Bay Islands of Lake Erie Lake Chautau ¬ Begister Company of Dayton Ohio against vreeland grocers of Paterson qua Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St Edwards Lawrence Biver Adirondacks Lake George N J who use a Globe cash register which New England Besorts New York and Bos- ¬ the National Company claims infringes its An injunction and damages are ton To the Great Lakes Cleveland San ¬ patents dusky Toledo Detroit Benton Harbor Mt asked for Clemens Mackinac and Michigan Besorts Mrs Newed Was I nervous dear dur ¬ To the Northwest and West via St Louis Miss Spitegirl Well a Chicago For rates routes time of ing the ceremony and trains and full particulars apply to any trifle at first darling but not after William Truth agent Big Four or address E O McCor ¬ had said yes mick Passenger Traffic Manager Big m Summer Tours Via Bis Four Route New Jersey Grocers Sued Four Cincinnati O artist He They tell me your husband is a great Very Natural How to Keep Well - The Practical She That he is He painted a picture of I have used Hoods Sarsaparilla in my some onions for the last exhibition and family for several years and by its use they were so natural that the committee put them on the top line so that the people warded off sickness I have four children wouldnt smell them Yonkers Statesman and they are all healthy and none of them Experience of a St Louis Family ¬ have ever had any serious sickness We keep ourselves well by the use of Hoods Mhs F H Soller 2S50 Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Sarsaparilla cures painful swollen smarting feet and St Louis Avenue St Louis Missouri It instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for The One True Blood Purifier 81 six for 5 sweating callous hot tired aching feet Hoods Pills cure sick headache 25c Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FKEE Write to Allen S Olmsted LeBoy N Y Shake Into Your Shoes Hoods Sarsaparilla Wat ¬ Dousing Tolliver Can you lcl me have ten dollars tor a week old man i Duero What weak old man Harlem Life As you chew tobacco lor pleasure use Star It is not only the best but the most lasting and thereiore the cheapest tSunSgfKt Star Tobacco uv fr - r-- M president of the great Christian move ment Dr Clarke was received with frenzied applause The demonstration lasted several minutes and Dr Clarke appeared much affected by the hearti- ¬ ness of the welcome The meeting- at Woodwards pavilion while not so large owing to the smaller capacity of the building was equally enthusiastic The hall was crowded and hundreds blocked the streets on the outside Secretary Willis Baer formally opened the convention at this meeting ¬ - U IM- m leaving here Saturday night at 1110 The body will arrive at Nashville Monday morning at G oclock and lie in state at the Tennessee capitol until S p m Thence the remains will be conveyed to Memphis over the N C C St L arriving there at 0 oclock Tuesday morning The funeral will occur at Memphis on Tuesday and the congressional escort will leave Memphis at 8 p m Tues day arriving here at 647 Thursday morning Washington July 10 United States A PLAN EVOLVED Consul General Lee has been render For the Settlement of the Miners Strike ing some account to the government by President Knight Secretary Ken ¬ of his expenditures from the fund ap ¬ nedy and Xjbor Commissioners Mc- ¬ propriated by congress for the relief of Cormick Schaid and liishop destitute American citizens in Terre Haute Ind July 9 Presi His figures were presented to the Cuba cabi dent Knight and Secretary Kennedy net Friday and the showing was re ¬ with Labor Commissioners McCormick markable for it appeared that of the and Schaid of Indiana and Bishop of total of S5000C at the disposal of the Ohio Thursday evolved the following consul general he had expended only plan for a settlement of the miners 56000 and yet had given substantial strike relief to every distressed American A meeting will be called for Indian- ¬ whom he could find receive apolis to which there will be invited aid and besides had ready to some shipped of the governors of the four states of In ¬ them back to the United States diana Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania Washington July 10 The ¬ together with the officials of the min ¬ sioner of pensions has before commishim the ers organizations in these states and cases of about 100 veterans dismissed all of the more extensive operators in- ¬ from the pension office during the last terested It is expected that this meet ¬ administration and who seek reining will occur next Saturday or the statement They are being early part of next week and that it considered and where possiblecarefully and the will lead to an adjustment of present circumstances warrant it reinstate ¬ difficulties and an agreement as to fu ment will be made ture Washington July 10 President Mc A Flood at Minneapolis Kinley will spend most of his summer Minneapolis Minn July 9 The vacation on the shores of Lake Cham Mississippi river at this point is within plain He will leave Washington on six inches of the highest mark reached August 1 aud go direct to Lake Cham in the unprecedented floods of April plain Plattsburg N Y will be his last Between 4000 and 5000 men are nearest town His party will consist out of employment as a result of the of the members of the presidential necessary closing down of the saw family of Vice President and Mrs mills and there will be hea vy losses on Hobart Secretary vAlger and family logs if the rise continues The new Secretary and Mrs Porter and prob power dam has been damaged again ably several other memoers of official repairs resulting from the spring society freshets being in progress and the Washington July 10 It can be an- ¬ work being wholly unprepared for this nounced on authority that with the presentation to the senate of the large unexpected flood list of diplomatic and consular nomi Miners Price Accepted nations which has been Mansfield O July 9 The Athens will go to the capitol prepared and coal operators accepted the miners Monday the president Saturday or will decline price and resumed work Thursday positively to make another appoint ¬ morning at GO cents for pick work and ment to places of this character until 3 5 for machine work after the adjournment of congress O ¬ railway Will Xever Quit Work Says Dan Hanna of jeopardized fo the Firm Han nil Ifjgs known that con certedc action V 12 Cleveland Mr Dan will be taken at once to make the sus ¬ we ecaH Ven SchorteicYei4ffflafe can see her and if she marries she has to Hanna of the firm of M A Hanna pension of mining in West Virginia be married at least 20 yeaijs before the trade- ¬ Co declared Saturday morning that which move if successful marks are effaced Atchison Globe the West Virginia miners would never complete off the most effective enemy will quit work and that coal could be se- ¬ the kill Queen Victoria always looks so strikers have to encounter It Youd look solemn it you had solemn had the cured from that source if the railroads was the strike that were prepared to haul it Col Herrick in 94 this field effort broke be spared prince of Wales for a son all these years Chicago Becord will and no ¬ receiver was oflA Ouly t - wSSSl - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ unprepared to say Sat to bring it into subjection at this urday morning whether the Wheeling time Lake Erie railroad would haul West To of Virginia coal He had received ad- ¬ Fridaysupplementa the conference of special meeting evening vices from Dillonvale that his miners the State Labor league has been called are still out with no immediate pros- ¬ for Sunday night in this city at which pect of their return further means of support will be deThe event of the morning was the vised The operators in the meantime frantic effort of the little dealers to calmly secure coal from the big dealers to are viewing the conditions alarmedand profess to be in no wise supply the retail consumer In every the ultimate success of their cause at instance the dealers refused to deliver the coal and the effects of the DILLON MINE NO 2 great strike are beginning to be felt in the homes The price of steam Not a Man Went to Work on the Blow ¬ coal of run of the mine grade ing of the Whistle Other Miners Will has steadily advanced and is now 31 Bo Secured Wheeling W Va July 10 It had above what it was Thursday The de mand is becoming greater every hour been announced by the Wheeling and the supply is constantly becoming Lake Lrie management that its Dillon less The feeling of alarm is begin ¬ JNo 2 mine at Dillonvale would resume ning to spread among men who Friday Friday morning with the miners protected by numerous posses of U S viewed the situation with disdain Mr J B Zerbe of the Ohio and marshals At the blowing of the whis- ¬ Pennsylvania Coal Co was inclined to tle not a man entered the mine The regard the strike as of short duration men had got together the night before and it was commonly believed that it and decided that if it was necessary for would be a failure But big mine oper- them to be protected by United States ators and manufacturers are begin ¬ marshals they would not work The ning to consider its strength and to- ¬ management will now it is said en day there is consternation among coal deavor to secure other miners and dealers marine men manufacturers operate the mines if possible It is not expected there will be any trouble and workingmen in general Ihe railroads are continuing to con- ¬ at Dillonvale until the company at fiscate coal though one manufacturer temps either of two things to move made so healthy a howl that the Lake West Virginia coal through to the Shore actually consented to disgorge lakes and to operate the mines with one car Saturday morning At the outside labor The marshals are at breweries and packing houses the sit Long Bun and Dillonvale but every ¬ uation is regarded with general alarm thing was quiet there Friday morning Just across the river in the Wheeling Alloprt d Horse Thief Captured creek valley and back of Bellaire on HAitTFonD City Ind July 12 Ohio road all is Three officers of this county have cap- the Baltimore quiet there being a general observ- ¬ tured a horse thief who is now con- ¬ fined in jail here who is known to be ance of the strike order except at two the wanted in many towns of the gas belt or three banks where cent operators rate de¬ have conceded the GO His name is Dan Gray and he claims his home is in IMuncie When cap manded bv the men tured he had in his possession a horse OdCit Woman in Ohio Dead and buggy stolen from McGeath Kent O July 10 Mrs Priscilla Brothers livery men at Montpelier Spooner aged 103 years and 7 months Since being confined here two more died here Frida3- morning She was horses which he has stolen have been born in Plymouth Mass December 11 recovered One was taken from the 1793 and has outlived three husbands Frame Love livery stable at Ma- one of whom died at the age of 90 rion and the other from Baker Lee years Mrs Spooner had lived in Kent Alexandria Each of the horses had 25 years and was said to be the oldest been sold to parties for 25 apiece woman in Ohio ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Every evening we make resolutions about getting up earlier and break them the next morning Washington Democrat You can always tell false teeth because so much nearer perfect than natu ral ones Washington Democrat they are ¬ If we ever invent anjthing it will he a salt cellar that always has salt in it Washington Democrat obey them ¬ otbeeyyourthirst Some people would rather he deceived by their children than be told that they dis ¬ Washington Democrat Fond Mamma Bobbv Bobby whatever makes you so lestles Bobbv Having to keep still so much I suppose Some men seem to be glad that they are so poor that no clehts can be collected from o Nrnnill FARM h 01 K Jf them Washington Democrat vated yielding- all va- ¬ rieties of crops That is what Nebraska offers to Washington Democrat the home seeker Lands are cheap now Send for a pamphlet Pisos Cure for Consumption is an A No ¬ W i Asthma medicine 1894 B Williams An describing Nebraska mailed free on ap ¬ plication to P S Eustis General Pas tioch 111 April 11 senger Agent C B Q B B Chicago Boys carry their grips conspiculouslv so people will ask them where they are going - dance of pure water a soil which is unsurpassed for richness and is easily culti il M mate free fron r Adiyaitbycii malaria an abun LANDS Any wife can make her husband tremble by saying she has heard something about him Atchison Globe EDUCATIONAL N Y Weekly Its usually found to be pretty hard to get people interested in what vou used to be If few Mil sical College CENTRAL MUSIC HALL CHIGAGO ILL DR F ZIEGFELD Democrat a man has a little money and doesnt work he is called a capitalist Washington ¬ Is a Constitutional Cure 3J0O0UO-aaO-KaHiBlS0ESISBBr8K-9HeBaiOa-S-00 Halls Catarrh Cnre Price 75c Sir s PRCSIDENT 32nd SEASON BEGINS SEPT 6 1897 CF ORATORY and DRAMATIC ART SEXI FOIt CATALOGUE ¬ 1 LAZY LIVER -jl LIVER ¬ - i Bile collects in tne hlood towels become constipated and your wnole 2 nrcfm nnrcnnprL A lazy liver is an invitation for a thousand cains and acf tn Your life Becomes one long measure of g come and dwell with you despondency and had feeling irritability uusjlk i jl i ana m a srrr m WfsSH3 I 9 ¬ if G 5 steamship Normannia which arrived here Thursday morning reports having passed the North Ger man Liioya steamer Spree in tow of the British steamer Maine heading American covered that among the bills passed by the last legislature was one making it a crime to sell or wear birds feathers so that every milliner in the common- ¬ wealth and nearly every woman is liable to arrest Steamer Spree Disabled Plymouth Eng July 9 The Hamburg-- Boston July Crime to Wear Feathers 9 It has just been dis for Queenstown u Bequeaths His Estate to a Dos Chicago July 12 John Spooner of Knoxville Tenn July 10 Two hundred miners employed in the this city an old seafaring man has Rhodehaver and Indian Mountain made a will bequeathing his estate of mines at Jellico have gone on a strike Bl700 to his dog Rover The Guaran- ¬ They were persuaded to take this tee Title and Trust Co is named as course by 2000 other striking miners trustee The income of the property in that district All the miners about is to be used to support the dog and Jellico are out now The operators the principal at the latters death to are willing to make no concessions and Sfo to a sister in England take the matter coolly Feather Bone Jbactory Shuts Doivn Valparaiso Ind July i2 The To Marry aDake feather bone factory at Chesterton London July 10 A marriage has this county shut down on account of been arranged betwen the duke o3t One hundred and fifty Manchester and the daughter of Mr lull trade aands were thrown out of employment Ojrden Goelet of New York v Tennessee Miners Strike i 4 July 10 Gov Hastings received a telegram Friday afternoon from Joseph Bishop secretary of the Ohio state board of arbitra tion and L P McCormick labor commissioner of Indiana asking him to cooperate with the arbitration boards of Ohio Indiana and Illinois at a meet ing to be held at Pittsburgh to endeavor to adjust the miners strike A sim ilar telegram was also received from Gov Mownt of Indiana Gov Hast ings replied to both declining to act because he has received no request from either the miners or the mine operators of Pennsylvania Pa ¬ Harrisburg To Arbitrate cno Miner Strike thc I cty Prtion driving all the hile from the hlood as is soon BBBB t I shown by INCREASED APPETITE for food power to digest it I and strength to throw off the waste I fcllii maiiAs mmwWSfwwWwwh ww w tat rfb TO fC ia mt p CULIARLY HAPPY MANNER - 2 - i--j- v cleansing- purifyingfrevitalizingf ev-- jjjf w iiij ¬ ¬ w fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa ¬ ¬ ii95ai ATsi- - MAKE YOUR LIVER LIVELY ¬ ¬ THRIFT IS A GOOD REVENUE GREAT SAVaNQ RESULTS FROM CLEANLINESS AND 3BimBBB ¬ 2 fe SAPOLIO -- v - H rl -- G - - 5 t f j l3-5- V3 1 - I i o- - he 8V- - TEEBOJTEBbK NEWbrTV S PPT - JULY 13 1897 CAEEER ENDED Tennessee Expires o 511 ltsauT - were just talking about you Hows everything dqwn below All right replied the newcomer The material is all up and Birkmores waiting for the word to begin exclaimed the Thats the talk manager Can you find your way back Why yes I suppose so if I have to Im dog tired though Well times precious i guess youd better get a fresh horse und go Tell Birkmore not to lose a minute Is ho fixed to work a night gang by electric to Prattville to night vrMvSkg flBtrVV tyi l2gr 2w V WL Wr HI 11 iinm Ki T I V VN k U Copyright 1895 by FRfflCiS LYHP fTJ Ytsigc5 frfTzrl J LVr I i I I it I II I EW WJlU r r orous turmoil the daily passenger trains soon began to pour their crowds of ad ¬ venturers and investors to submerge the single street of the old town and to elbowand jostle the bewildered na ¬ tives as they fought for accommoda- ¬ tions at the Mountain house or strug ¬ gled forsfanding room around the tem- r poraryjrostrum from which Mr Fench dispensea bargains an real estate to the statelybuildings which seemed to sprinp out of the red soil as if by¬ Venerable Senator Isham G Harris of magicAnd into the midst of the clamCongressional Career Begrun Earlier Than Any Member of Either House Ante ¬ dating Morrell and Sherman by Seven Tears and Grow One Year G of W and stone uid lumber into IN THE SENATE The General Deficiency Bill Will Taken Up and Passed i v v The Disposition is to So Little in the Way 1 1 of General Legislation Outside of Fin ¬ ishing Up the Tariff Hill The Con ¬ ferees May Report Thursday it r light Tell him he cant get a locomotive into Allacoochee any too quick to please us now Have a drink and put some cigars in your pocket to smoke on the way When the messenger left the room Sharpless leaned back in his chair and The rmt his hands in his Dockets excepting Jethro deal cleans it all up the title to the Cates tract he said I suppose we might as well fix that now as any time Have you got a blank Good enough higbesjbidder X Yes Andfo began the new era in Liu ntu Alla- ¬ J 1 B Llppincott Company coochee uununuuuj THE BEGINNING OF THINGS In the days before the new era Alla coochee was a dead alive village with a -- - 7s St IvV 9 5 ii v t single street climbing from the ferry landing on the river hank up to the weather beaten courthouse on the first slope of Johns mountain If it differed from other inland county seats in northern Alabama it was on the side of drowsiness and shabby inconse ¬ quence Its reason for existence was purely geographical the Chiwassce valley divides Chilmath county into halves and the ferry was a point accessible to the farmers in the valley and to the dwellers on Jubal mountain on the east and Johns mountain on the west In the sprinkling of weather worn buildings strewn upon the hillside facing the river but three wore relatively notable One was the courthouse wooden two storied with a classic porch out of which tumbled a cataract of steps flowing down to the ad of the street Another was Catrons store low and windowless in the rear and self assertive and pretentious in front with a high forehead oE weather boarding rising above the wooden awning over the sidewalk The third was the Mountain house just across the street from Catrons It had been a planters mansion in the days of masters and slaves and in falling from its better estate the square brick house had brought down some reminders of ancient stateliness and solidity There was a suggestion of comfort in its deep verandas roomy hallways and wide fireplaces but the hint was lost in the general aspect of decay and neglect and the Mountain bouse together with everything else in the village pointed toward a gradual and painless relapse into a condition of moribund disuse In the nature of things the old Alla ¬ ¬ ¬ dont suspect that the men have anything to do with us Its been pretty carefully worked so far Portheroes a sharp fellow and he knows how to keep his mouth shut He was the best man you could have found to handle the exploring party Cates I lltt fink JyT usually without guests One pleasant evening in February however French broke the record He brought two strangers up with him from Prattville iind there was a consequent stir of spec- BBW IAkjadkjyuAa m ativecuripsityx am ong Jth e loun gers J whose rallying point wasthe shelter of Catrons awnincr French beinjr promptly interrogated conf essedrelue tantly that he had been unable to find out his passengers business and hav ¬ ing run a 20 mile gauntlet with the in quisitive mail carrier the strangers had no trouble in evading the less skill ¬ ful approaches of the townsfolk For two weeks they spent their days driv IS ing up and down the valley and their evenings sitting upon the veranda of the Mountain houseasking questions of everyone and contriving to dodge all in quiries aimed at the object of their visit One evening when the sun had gone down behind Johns mountain the new- ¬ comers took their accustomed places on the veranda drawing their chairs together and lighting their cigars in full view of the open air court in session under Catrons awn ing One of them was a heavy set man with a smooth shaven face hard but unreadable He had the mannerism of quiet aggressiveness which belongs to physical superiority but the bully in ¬ ¬ ¬ after-supper coochee saw few visitors It was 20 miles down the vallev to Prattville the nearest railway town and Abel Frenchs buckboard was the only means of communication French drove down twice a week for the mail but he sel ¬ dom brought back a passenger and save on First Mondays and other court days the Mountain house was Where did you run across him Out west when I was booming a town for a Nebraska syndicate He deed was the engineer for the railroad com- ¬ Fench rummaged in his pockets for pany and I spotted him Did I show you the paper Wheres Cates deed to his last report us he asked No What does he say Here it is Sharpless said handing He says were all rght The moun- ¬ it across the table Better change the tain on the other side of the Little Chi ¬ wording a Jittle so it wont look suswassee is full of iron and theres plenty picious of coal in this one indicating the You let me alone for that shadowy bulk of Johns mountain ris Fench wrote rapidly for a few mo- ¬ ing like ajalack cloud bank above the ments pausing when he came to the roof of the courthouse date Make it about May 2p 1S85 Well I guess that settles it Well The lawyer made a rapid calculation have to have Cates land before we make in dates Yes thatll do As nearly another move Have you fixed up your as I can locate it the raid on the moon- ¬ map shiners was made in June or July of Did that to day the town site will that year itll be safe enough to call it take in the strip between the river and the 20th of May the mountain running down this way Fench went on writing and presently as far as we can get options Cates handed the two deeds to Sharpless farm covers the best part of the tract How wall that do up there at the mouth of the Little Thats about it replied the attor- ¬ Chiwassee and I suppose wed better ney I wonder if the old moonshiner buy that outright Does he still want would recognize his signature two thousand for it Id risk it What are you going to He did yesterday but I think Ive do about the notarys acknowledg- ¬ scraped together a few details thatll ment help him change his mind You know Ill fix that Ive been making my ¬ everything has a history if you can self solid with an old fellow across the only get at the facts street who calls himself a lawyer He Of course What did you find out doesnt know enough about the Jaw to I got the whole story of the property hurt him but he is a notary public It seems that the place used to belong Hell do it for a consideration and he to an old fellow by the name of Kil wont be too particular about the exact grow who lived on the mountain and date made moonshine whisky or apple bran- ¬ Is it safe to trust him dy or something in that line that got I dont mean to make the experihim into trouble with the revenue peo¬ ment I shall simply tell him that Cates ple Cates who was a fence for the has had this deed kicking about the moonshiners held the land as a tenant house all these years without having it under Ivilgrow for some years and recorded never claimed it until after the revenue Oh thats the scheme is it said oflicers had run Kilgrow out of the Fench screwing up one eye until all country That was six yeais ago and the craftiness in both seemed to peer after the old mountaineer was well out out of the other Give me that deed a of fhe way Cates gave it out that the minute land was his that he bought it some He went to the fireplace and taking a time before the raid Nobod seems to pinch of soot rubbed it into his hands have questioned his title though there until they were black and grimy Then is no record of any transfer from Kil he folded and crumpled the deed until grow Then Kilgrow is probably the right ¬ ¬ FEMININE SHREWDNESS WON How ItTHappened That the Pretty Girls MubIchI Talents Kcacted Against Her She was visiting in the city and she was the prettiest girl in the room Whenshe stood up to sing the other girls regarded her enviously A pretty girl who can sing is doubly dangerous and they considered that the visitor had already received more than her proper share of masculine attention While she was arranging her music and whispering to the accompanist the two girls just behind the piano were ex ¬ changing confidences I dp think its a shame said the first girl vexedly Shes captured all men already with her airs and the gracesj and if she sings well and I just know she does we wont have a bit offun to night Ojtyes we will answered the sec ond girl smiling happily Well be all riggt Buttthe other wasnt to be so easily consoled she fretted It must have been some one who knows all about her littlft tricks too for all the girls in the club are talking about it I asked her said the second srirl calmljf Youll know why in a min- ¬ I wonder who asked her to sing ute Just wait a bit I ¬ ex 4 him was a force rather than an expression Certain little idiosyncrasies such as the habit of slipping his hands into his pockets and rocking his chair gen tly on two legs as he talked suggested the lawyer cross examining a witness and the hint pointed truthfully to the gentlemans profession Among his legal associates in New York Lawyer Sharpless was respected as an able at torney and one whose loyalty to his clients was never hampered by incon- ¬ venient questions of conscience His companion was a wiry little man whose clothes were shabby with the wear of activity He talked volubly imnctuat ihg his speech with a lean linger laid in the palm of the opposite hand and throwing one leg over the arm of his chair as he warmed to his subject His calling was not so obvious but that was because he had followed so many occupations that none of Them had left its impress upon him A pettifogging lawyer a land agent for a railway com- pany a broker in real estate and lat ¬ terly a professional boomer Mr Jenkins Fench was a man of many parts well qualified to bear his share in the enter- ¬ prise in which he was at present as- sociated with the New York lawyer Sharpless enjoyed the first inch of his cigar in silence before he nodded to The ithe group across the street guessers are hard at it again over there V you dont suppose they have heard any- rthmg do you Hardlj- there replied Fench been anything they could get liasnt liold of yet No not unless Cates has been talk- ¬ - - He wouldbeif Hiewere alive but he died m Texas three years ago and so far as I can find out there are no heirs in sight Oh then it dont make so much dif ¬ ference after all said Fench No except that it gives us a good leverage on Cates It leaves a gap in the title j but I guess I can doctor that up Yes easy enough Well go and see Cates in the morning if youre ready Lawyer Sharpless had not overesti- ¬ mated the value of his discoveries When the leverage was applied to lames Cates on the following day the farmer promptly produced a witness who claimed to have been present when the purchase was madeand who confirmed the rumor of Kilgrows death by as- ¬ serting that he had helped bury the old mountaineer three years before on the Texan frontier Sharpless ignored the witness and xointed obstinately to the faulty record insisting that Cates should produce the original deed The farmer declared at first that the docu ¬ ment was among his xmpers and then that it had been lost Pushed to the wall he Avavered cut his price in half ai disappeared from the valley as soon as the transfer was made to the new owners If Sharpless doubted the assevera- ¬ tions of Cates and his opportune wit ¬ ness he made no sign nor was he dis- ¬ turbed by the significant fact that the witness vanished with Cates The at- ¬ torney had assured himself beforehand upon two points the certitude of Kil ¬ grows title to the land and the ab- ¬ sence of heirs who might become troublesome future claimants With these two premises in reserve he be- ¬ lieved that the title acquired from Cates could be made as good as valid f ter the purchase of the Cates farm Sharpless and Fench spread a report that they were about to try an experi- ¬ ment in tobacco raising on a laxge scale and with this ostensible object in view they proceeded to secure options upon other tracts in the vajley Since they offered good prices for poor land there was little haggling and in a few days the required acreage was under con- ¬ trol This was the first move in the complicated game of evolution and when it was made the promoters cele ¬ brated their success with a fresh box of cigars and a bottle of rather sickish native wine in their room at the Moun- ¬ tain house fill nmwr Tirnr arm Why she makes awful faces she whispered delightedlj Shes posi ¬ gugly when she opens her mouth tively that ivay I know it responded the second girl with a satisfied smile Thats why L asked her to sing Yoji clever darling exclaimed the first girl and only the fact that there were tpthers present kept them from hugging each other as they urged the visitor to sing again Chicago Tribune Faithful In Mrs Moultons Lazy Tours is an amusing incident typical of the too literal German handmaiden These Madchen are honest as the day and ab ¬ solutely faithful but they are of a placid sjtupidity which it would be hard to match ISwas about to leave Carlsbad and therefore rules were somewhat relaxed for me but as I had a slight headache last night I thought I would take a -- Two minutes later the first girl leaned over the other and touched her little linger resVug6Henioraing Teresa up at 630 to morrow Dout call me Order a warm bath for me at eight oclock and call me then Yes1 madame at eight oclock She departed and as she went out of the door I called Not until eight Teresa She vanished madame I scid7I dont want to get with a final Yes Sharpless threw tie forged deed on the table I read late I was to have a good long sleep in the morning Had morning come when my door opened It was so dark I could hardly see Teresa Is it eight oclock Teresa Ob no maam it is 630 But I told you not to call me until eight oclock And But I don call madame such a hurt look came into her eyes I only bring the hot water that madame has said is always to come at 6 30 Youths Companion it had the requisite appearance of age and ill usage was the Youre airrartist Fench Jawj ers admiring comment when the paper was handed back for inspection Nobody will ever suspect now that it isnt as old as it claims to be Wonder if I could find old Squire Pragmore to- ¬ -- night Perhaps said the manager wash thorne is that he was not only shy but ing the grime from his hands While very reserved Frank Preston Stearns youre hunting him Ill write to New says that on the occasion of Haw thornes last visit to the Isles of Shoals York in company with his friend Sharpless came back in a few minPierce there was also a party of utes and threw the forged deed on the New Hampshire business men who table but Thats settled he said When its tried to make his acquaintance com- ¬ without much success Their after recorded well destroy it Did Pragmore object inquired ments were very amusing Nathaniel Hawthorne is avery reserved man said Fench looking up from his letter Theres Franklin Pierce hes He balked a little at first but Ive one president of the United States yet given him a lot of business in the last been ¬ All fhertestimony in regard to Haw- ¬ ¬ Author ana President ex-Presid- ent ¬ tyfi- Sharpless examining the map spread out on the table between them Xoud better write them to go ahead in New York with their articles of incorpora- ¬ tion - I wonder if Birkmore is ready to begin on the railroad extension C He ought to be he was to send Ray ke hasnt anything- to talk about AU he knows is that we want to buy mond up to let us know when the strings were ready to pullJ uiks lanci ana tnax proves no tum ¬ The answer to the question was com ¬ Perhaps not to these people rejoined the lawyer tipping his chair to ing up the stairs while Fench was speak ¬ the cross examination angle What do ing and presently entered the roOm in they say ahout the engineers camp up the keeping of a man whose clothes gave evidence of hard riding over mud on the Little Chiwassee They think its an dv roads Fench chuckled Hello- - RymondlKsaid Fench we exploring party for a new railroad even ¬ Were in great luck so far saicr I any one could o up and speak to him found Hawthorne ver3 different ¬ This conversation was repeated to Haw¬ thornes acquaintances at the Shoaland the poet Whitticr was among those Reserved is no who laughed heartily ¬ word for it said Mrs Thaxter and ¬ Whittier added in words which not ¬ only seemed to describe the case but vcre in themselves epigrammatic Hawthorne was a strange puzzle I never felt quite sure whether I knew him or npt He never seemed to be do ¬ ing anything and yet he never liked to Youths Com- ¬ be disturbed at it panion As Good as Most Prescriptions Goodmbrning Heinrich What calls you out at such an early hour Im oh my way to the apothecarys my wife was sick all night Have you had a doctor already No but I have a prescription that 1 picked nip in the street the other day A Complete Shut Down and Im going to give it a trial hope Pittsburgh Pa July 9 It is safe FliegendeBlaetter to say twill fit her case that the amount of coal dug Misunderstood Thursday on the Wheeling division of Ohio railroad would An English writer suggests that the Baltimore Such a complete Scottish - pronunciation is misleading not fill one flat car asked the gov ¬ shut down as exists in this district so Do you- like buns Yes erness said he if they are soon after the inauguration f the made with sultana raisins and not strike is admMedly a surprise to the A num ¬ Whereupon she blushed people living in that section building material Shouting teamsters currants poet ber of miners were at work Wednes ¬ she meant guided the plows whose furrows and explained that Companion the day the majority of them in the pita marked the lines of new streets or BunsrYoutlxs Chicago Gas Coal of the Pittburgh Haller has noted 1000 cases of cen ¬ Co at Snowdet and Gastonville but loosened the soil in advance of battal ¬ ions of laborers establishing the grade tenarian 02 of from 110 to 120 years Thursday itis doubtful if the diggers Anniesof workmen wrought miracles 29 of fromfiL2p to 13f and 15 who had a atwvbrlaYdiir the whole line would of hand fcraft turning unsightly heaps tinedrfrpin130toa40 numberCv two weeks and a 20 fee was too much for him A week later Lawyer Sharpless called at Judge Wilkinsons office in the court- ¬ house and asked for the Kilgrow Cates deed He took the paper that was given him and put it into his pocket without examining it further than to glance at the judge of probates certificate of rec- ¬ ord Being by this time burdened with many matters of greater importance he did not think of it again until evening when he took it out with some other papers in the office of the Mountain house A cold rain had been falling during the day and a wood fire was blazing in the fireplace Sharpless singled the deed out of the bunch of papers and thrust ifc between the logs ignoring the summons to supper until he had seen the crisp cinders whirled up the chimney in a winding sheet of flame Then he went to the dining room and took his seat opposite Fench at the table reserved for their use One morning not many weeks later Allacoochee the inert became a thing of the past A many handed demon of activity had suddenly invaded the peace- ¬ ful valley transforming it into a dusty battlefield whereon labor pitted itself v against chaos Snorting locomotives rumbled back and forth with trains of - We- - ¬ - Senator Isham Washington July 12 Beyond the Harris of Tennessee died at his fact that the general deficiency appro- home in this city late Thursday after- ¬ priation bill probably will be passed noon and that the senate will stand ready Probably no man in public life had to take up the tariff bill at any time been identified with more pi the his- that a report may be brought in by tory of this country than had Senator the conference committee little can Harris He had almost completed his be predicted of the course of events in 79th year having been born in Febru ¬ the senate during the present week ary 1818 and first became a member The disposition is to do little in the of congress in 1849 His congressional way of general legislation and there career thus began earlier than that of is a proposition under consideration by any member of either house ante- ¬ the leaders of the two sides of the dating Senators Morrill and Sherman chamber to adopt the plan now in by seven years and Hon Galusha A vogue in the house for sitting only Grow now a member of the house from every third day after the deficiency Pennsylvania by one year bill shall have been disposed of This suggestion has been made in view of the possibility o pressure to take up the matter of the appoint- ¬ The ment of a currency commission general impression about the senate is that the house will pass such a bill on this subject as the president may recommend but that there is no probability that the senate will take the The desire is to matter up seriously make this intention clear by infre- ¬ quent meetings There are however some matters on the executive calendar demanding attention and there may be an effort to clear this calendar off during the week If such should prove to be the case there would be more or less discussion in the executive sessions over the McCord Warner and Goodnow Q HARRIS ISHAM nominations The friends of the Ha¬ Mr Harris had when he was elected waiian annexation treaty on the for- ¬ to the national house of representa- ¬ eign relations committee also hope to tives already become a man of state be authorized to report a ratification reputation in Tennessee having the resolution at their meeting next Wed year previously served as a presiden- nesday but it is by no means certain tial elector on the democratic ticket that the committee will be able to and two years before been elected a reach an agreement so soon member of the legislature of the state Monday will be devoted to the gen Mr Harris represented the Ninth eral deficiency bill particular atten Tennessee district in congress for two tion being given to the provision for terms ending in 1853 when he declin- the purchase of armor plate at He then moved per ton This portion of the bill will ed a re nomination to Memphis where he has since resid- ¬ be seriously antagonized and quite ed Here he was engaged in the prac- fiercely debated Senator Harris o tice of law until 1857 yith the inter- Kansas will endeavor to get up his ruption necessary to allow him to be- resolution regarding the re organization come a presidential elector in 1S56 He of the Union Pacific railroad dur succession ing the week but in this he will be times in was three war b eginning in opposed and is not likely to succeed before the 1857 elected governor of his state The tariff conferees confidently ex and was serving in that capacity when pect to bring in the tariff bill by the war broke out He took a pro- Thursday The length of the debate nounced stand for the southern con- ¬ on the report will depend upon how federacy and was known as one of the well the senate conferees may have southern war governors The vicissi- succeeded in maintaining the integrity tudes of conflict rendered a frequent of the senate bill The democrats and change of residence necessary and he other opponents of the bill make ho was often with the army in the field secret of their intention to oppose tlu He attached himself at different times adoption of the report i it appears to the staffs of Gens Albert Sidney that the amendments which they were Johnston Joseph E Johnston Beau- ¬ instrumental in securing putting cot- ¬ Albert Sidney ton bagging cotton ties burlaps par regard and Bragg Johnston fell from his horse into Sena- is green etc on the free list have tor Harris arms when he received his been receded from death wound The senate will insist upon final ad- After Lees surrender Mr Harris journment as soon as the tariff is dis- was one of a small party of political posed of refugees who escaped to Mexico going The house will adjourn from Monday across country on horseback Parson until Thursday Its course thereafter BrownloWj who had been the military will depend on the condition of the governor of Tennessee offered a large tariff bill reward in a characteristically worded Washington July 12 The presi- ¬ poster for the capture of his predeces- ¬ dent has granted pardons in the fol- ¬ sor but the latter remained absent lowing cases from the country until his return was George Day sentenced in North Da- ¬ safe He remained in Mexico for sev- kota to three months imprisonment eral months going thence to England for illegal timber cutting where he remained until 1867 when he John Kedmon sentenced in Ken ¬ returned to Memphis and resumed his tucky to 18 months for possessing1 practice of the law counterfeit coin Mr Harris was allowed to follow the G W Tilley sentenced in Georgia pursuits of the private citizen until to three years and fine for pension 1877 when he was elected to the United frauds States senate defeating Hon L L William Mims sentenced in Alabama He has re- to 18 months and fine for illicit distill ¬ Hawkins republican mained a member of the senate ever ing jince and would have completed his Louis Flowers sentenced in Indiana twentieth consecutive year in that body territory to two years for cattle steal- ¬ on the fourth of next March if he ing had lived to that date He had been Dave Hunt sentenced in Tennessee four times elected to the senate the to five years for post office stealing last time in 1895 and his term would Pardons have been denied to James not have expired until 1901 Pendleton sentenced in Indian terri- ¬ The remains will lie in state in the tory to eight years for theft marble room of the senate on Satur in Frank Callahan urday morning and during the after- ¬ District of Columbiasentencedyears the to three for noon funeral services will be held in larceny the senate chamber Accompanied by Justine M Dudley sentenced in committees o the senate and house Utah to 15 years for incest the body will be taken to Memphis Washington July 12 The leaving here after the senate cere- President Cleveland issued order of last Feb monies ruary reducing the number of pension On Monday the remains will lie in agencies 18 state for a few hours at Nashville to 9 will in the United States fromMc be revoked by President Interment will be in the Elmwood Kinley within a few days probably cemetery at Memphis early next week As the original or- ¬ der was not to go into effect until Volcano Kilaana Active Honolulu July 1 via San Francis- September 1 next the only result of co July 9 The volcano of Kilauea at- the revocation will be to continue in tracted notice on the evening of June force the present arrangement allow- ¬ 24 with terrific explosions which were ing all IS of the agencies to remain infelt for 30 miles away and almost im- operation r Another Record Breaker mediately after fire was seen by perSevBaltimore July 12 Elmer C Davis sons living along the Kau coast eral lava fountains are in operation of this city Sunday succeeded in and the lava lake continues to rise rap- breaking the American 24 hour bicycle idly It is now about 500 feet deep and record which was held by Henry Smith also of Baltimore Davis cover- ¬ increasing in activity ed 316 miles in the 24 hours endin at But Two Persons Killed by the Cyclone 5 pm Sunday afternoon which is St Paul Minn July 9 The latest just two miles more than Smiths report from Tuesdays cyclone at Low record breaking performance of May ry in Pope county is that but two 9 last over the same course Although persons are dead Sam Morrow and his breaking the 24 hour record Davis did d daughter although two not succeed in getting any of the others of the Morrow children may not smaller records that have been matie recover The path of the storm was by Smith Davis riding of the last 100 not over twelve miles long and not miles is regarded as a wonderful exhi wide The aggregate money loss is bition of nervous energy He is 25 great years Ola ana weighs 1O0 pounds 9 v Washington July I ¬ -- -- I i ¬ i 1 ¬ M v ¬ a ¬ m J I ¬ ¬ ¬ S-t-- 5 ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ if ¬ ¬ I -- - ¬ ¬ - ¬ - - seven-year-ol- - - Omaha NcbM July 12 A special to the Bee from H eatrice says A M Wincbrcnner who was arrested Sat ¬ urday for cruelty to his stepdaughter was taken from jail Sunday morning by a mob horsewhipped and tarred and feathered Whipped nnd Trreu ntul Katheref 1 fej 1 Pittsbukgh yrs - - - were three deaths and several prostra ¬ tions from heat Saturday The dead were Bridget Keenan Michael Barue and Joseph Daachmovie- - At I oclock Saturday afternoon the mercury regu- d 11 deTsKJCV - Throe Mnr Heat Vlctims-Pa July 12 There i -- - - - r - r - - rM ffiKMA - i S vf c r rTt - S- f It C iO V ilk - vs 4n T ims VJ J Ilii 5mii KB 5 nai- F t s v 4 Something About Fusion THE BOUBBONJTBW S TUESDAY JULY 13 1897 Lately several Kentucky exchanges to V x w3 V- - S V jAI t Yft tm Ji N Absolutely Pure OWDER Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfnluess Assures the food against alrmi and all forms of adul- ¬ teration common to the cheap brands Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrkJ Mr THE 6BQBB0N HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUOE MILLER y Make all Checks payable to the order of Champ Money Miller Orders etc Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in blac- - type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obltuarss cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ¬ ments and yearly cards New City Committee m uLDVERlISlNtJ RATES Friday night the old Democratic City Committee resigned and the following committeemen were elected First Ward E B Hedges Second Ward James M OBrien Third Ward F ft Armrtrong Fonrth Ward Walter Clark Fifth Ward Thos Woods Sixth Ward Geo W Judy Hugh- Montgomery City-at-Lar- ge - At the meeting at the City Hall Saturdays National Democratic County Convention In pursuance toa call by the County Chairman the Democrats of this coun- ¬ ty who are opposed to the platforms and doctrines of the Chicago Convention of June 1898 and the Frankfort Conven ¬ tion of June 2 1897 met in mass con-¬ vention in this city Saturday at two p in to select Delegates for the State Con- ¬ vention to be held at Louisville Wed- ¬ nesday July 14 1897 to nominate a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Ap- ¬ peals A T Forsyth County Chairman stated the purposes of the meeting and called the convention to order Judge J Q Ward was elected perma nent chairman and Bruce Miller Secre-¬ deferred until October This April 23d 1897 1 make my last will and testament as follows 1st I will that all my just debts and burial expenses shall be paid 2d My sister Lucy Buckner and my brother Sam Woodford having ampe means of their own I provide for my Press dispatch from brother Matt Woodford by giviag him An Associated a life estate in the property he now has Mr Friday says Carthage Mo possession of known as the Spears prop- ¬ Mary Ellen Lease who is here a3 a lec- erty 3d I give my estate both personal and turer at the Chautauqua Assembly said real equally to all my nephews and The silver in an interview to day past and will nieces including those dead that have question is an issue of the left children the childreuof those dead never again serve as the leading issue to receive their parents share for tjie reform elements in politics If 4th That part of my property going Mr Bryan is to make the silver ques- ¬ to Clara Steele Sallie Woodford and Henry M Woodford I give in trust and tion the dominant issue in the next cam- ¬ appoint Wm B Woodford trustee for paign h6re is one woman who is against Clara Steele and Sallie Woodford and him Socialism is the hope of the coun- ¬ Buckner Woodford trustee for Henry M try and in the next campaign the figh Woodford appoint 5th must be made for the industrial eman Wm BI Woodford Buckner Woodford ¬ and John T Woodcipation of the people ford executors of my estate The will was witnessed by R P Hop kins and B h Walls SCINTILLATIONS ¬ have stated in positive terms that if the ¬ gold Democrats fused with the Republi cans that they could never by any stretch of imagination be considered Democrats Lets see didnt every Bry an man in Kentucky last year fuse with the Populists when he voted for two Populist electors which the Kentucky State Democratic Committee placed on Didnt the silver the Bryan ticket Democrats fuse when they voted for the And Populist candidate for President have the silver Democrats heard that Mr Bryan has just effected a fusion in Nebraska between silver Democrats Populists and free silver Republicans the overtures being made by the Bryan men Sounds like the pot calling the kettle black The The Courier Journal says DemoState Convention of National crats which will meet in Louisville next Wednesday will be remarkable for including among its delegates not only many men of national reputation as Democratic leaders but a large number of others whom the people of Kentucky have learned to look upon as representatives of the purest Democracy and the conventions Mass best citizenship were held throughout the State Satur-¬ day Most of them were well attended and all of them were earnest and en- ¬ thusiastic gatherings Among the dele- ¬ John G Carlisle gates chosen are Gen S B Buckner James A McKeu zie W C P Breckinridge William Lindsay J R Hindman C J Helm R P Jacobs J Q Ward and a long list of others whose names are equally synony ¬ The mous with genuine Democracy sentiment was largely against fusion with the Republicans on a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Only One tandai money standards and oat of sVy --i You and we may differ as to our very differences good may come But we wont differ as to the merits of one standard emulsion of cod liver oil SCOTTS ER1ULSION has won and held its way for nearly 25 years in theworld of medicine until to day it is al- ¬ most as much the standard in all cases of lungf trouble and every condition of wasting whether in child or adult as quinine is in malarial fevers Differ on the money ques- ¬ tion if you will but when it comes to a question of health perhaps of life and death get WL DOUGLAS For 14 years this shoe by merit alone ins distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 2S and 250 and 200 shoes for men 1250 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 marie in all the latest v 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 iwMs kiic S3 SHOE In theWbrld TWO HORSE HAY RAKE is the greatest hay gatherer made ¬ J P KIELY New Laundry Agency the standard Your druggist sells Scotts Emulsion Two sizes SCOTT 50 cts and 100 BOWNE New York Will of Thos Woodford I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders Claj s drug store will left at Clarke Work receive immediate attention caled for and delivered promptly Respectfully IGap The following is the text of the will of Thop Woodford which was offered Monday for probation but action was tf Bruce Holladay Your Life Insured lc a Day ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if wo fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist Our insurance is protected by bank Takes hay from swath to rick Saves time Saves money Makes haying easy Sold Toy R J NEELY t4fe DR MILES Through His Nervine Is a Ben efactor to Thousands VV 5 Vs J 1 An Interesting Comment Jumble Of News And Put-In-B- ay Excursion FOR RENT BRICK ply to cottage Lexington will have an Old Maids Convention y Richmond was ninety nine years old on the Fourth Pierce G- Winslow is mysteriously missing from Carrollton A toy cannon exploded at Butler and tore out one of Freddie Boehraes eyes The Herald estimates that the peach crop will bring 75000 to Owen county fruit raisers While trying to keep a bull from at- ¬ tacking a mule James Hopkins was butted to death near Owensboro Friday A condemned murderer at Tucson Ari danced a jig and yelled Let har go Gallagher just before the drop fell Denver St Louis and Cincinnati are after tbe 1897 Christian Endeavor meet- ¬ ing The 1898 meeting will be at Nashville Edw Robinson has been held over in 1000 bond to the Grand Jury at Mays ville for attempting to criminally assault Mrs Lizzie Jones seventeen years ¬ ¬ Low rate round trip tickets on sale over the Queen Crescent Route and connectingines for excursion of July9 leaving Chattanooga tbe night of the 18th 1225 round trip from Chattanooga 1835 from Dayton 1075 from Rock wood 1055 from Harriinan Junc ¬ tion 860 from Somerset 700 from Lexington and Georgetown Good 6 days to return Ask agents for particulars ¬ M H DAILEY per 602 Ap- MAIN First class repair Or rooms 10 ST - - ljant f BC O IN GELS EDWARDS Over DepositlBank Office hours PMSllf jR to 6 to 12 a m p m - mrMmmmmvmmrmErr WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher who resides at Green Bay writes March 6th 1S95 as follows Five years ago I became so nervous that mental work was a burden I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora ¬ tive Nervine and I commenced to use it with the very best effect Since then I have kept a bottle in my house and use it whenever my nerves become unstrung with always the same good results My son also a jreraxrwa i D F SIMMONS Of Hockingporr O Recommends tary motion of Buckner Woodford which was adopted the chair appointed a committee of three Messrs Buckner Woodford Thos J Evans and Claude On Celery Capsules Wrights R u N U- - 1tf ill 4 Cantrill to select delegates to send tu Louisville Pending the report of the Committee on Delegates Judge J Q Ward address- ¬ ed the Convention on the importance of all persons in sympathy wifh the Na- ¬ tional Democrats attending the Louis- ¬ ville convention The Committee on Delegates reported the following gentlemen as Delegates which report was adopted C M Clay Jr J Q Ward John T Hinton Win Myall A T Forsyth Jos A Grimes Bruce Miller Henry Spear 8 Bennett E Bean T J Hortou George Graves T W Woodward John Mars ton John A LaRue Neville Fisher Woodford Clay Jasper Offutt Chas Marshall F P Walker J Harry Hplt F P Campbell W H Anderson Geo W Clay and all other good National Democrats in Bourbon County On motion of Hon C M Clay Jr which was adopted the same list of Dele- ¬ gates was also appointed to attend the 28th Senatorial District Convention the time and place of holding said Convention not having yet been announced On motion of Wm Myall the Conven- ¬ tion then adjourned ¬ Hockingport O August 14 96 To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gentlemen I have been using Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach trouble and constipation for some three months and find them eren greater than recommended With pleasure and un- ¬ solicited I would recommend them to the suffering public Yours very truly SPECIAL DRIVES IIST Dr Miles Sold by W troubles should try it per box Send address on postal to the It is free from narcotics perfectly harm ¬ Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr old Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor trial size free AOLEHMAN to thousands O carried 650 people from The C Editor and proprietor of Deb Landsman Cincinnati to Atlantic City Thursday on Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee D took its excursion and the C H first bottle will benefit or money refunded 600 to Niagara Falls To Cure A Cold In One Day preThe Sentinel Democrat wants to Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ vent Mt Sterling having ¬ F Simmons T Brooks at 50c and 100 D Nervine Restores Health takes it for nervousness with like never failing success I have recom- ¬ mended it to many and it cures them All who suffer from nervo WALL PAPER To Close Out Stock Ask for my estimates for one The INFLUENCE unborn from the of cholera by having the hitch rack around of the court house remoyed the Mother shapes the course lets At Wappinger Falls N Y sounding 500 peo- ¬ ple were poisoned by eating sandwiches Eternity With what care there- ¬ Sherman Siivees lias taken the The ham had been boiled in a copper fore should the Expectant Moth- ¬ agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times kettle None of the persons died er be guarded and how great the Star a most excellent paper and wil to subscribers in any Upon Hell Fer Sartaiu Creek a effort be to ward off danger and have it delivered six cents per week stream made famous by one of John make her life joyous and happy part of the city for tf He solicits your subscription Foxs stories is a Sunday School bearing the unique name of Hell Fer Sartain Creek Sunday School ages and enters the confines of through generations all All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W goes T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris the Ky two or any number of rooms I will paper rooms complete for less money than anybody iulrioid J Bruce Miller Secretary Q Waud Chairman Awarded - Higrhest Honors Worlds Fair wpni CREAM BAKING r - An Association Press summary shows Nervous- ¬ that 325 deaths from heat were reported ness re- ¬ during the past week Louisville has lieves the contributed thirteen to the list of deaths Headache during the past twelve days Cramps Near Bowling Green Edw Cowles and Nau- ¬ and his sweetheart Miss Nellie Lusher sea and so suicided together by drowning in fully pre- ¬ to being separated in lite preference pares the BsmWm0 had just returned from a lawn system that Childbirth is made easy They fete and the time of recovery short stronger after A bomb which was dug np at the ened many say It in- ¬ Cincinnati Southerns railroad crossing than before confinement at Broadway in Lexington exploded sures safety to life of both moth- ¬ Friday and killed six negTO laborers er and child All who have used There is no clue as to how or when the Mothers Friend say they will nev- ¬ bomb was placed there or for what er be without it again No other motive 1 r BEND GEO W DAVIS allays all DEALER in Furniture Window Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses - haes Oil WOOD MANTEL- Sw ing and Repairing Special attention given to rjndertak- A Specialty 3 Main Street - - - - Paris Ky v FOR BENT A comfortable brick residence on Third street Paris Ky opposice the residence of Chas Stephens Esq Ap ply to ¬ J T HINTON If T E ASHBROOK UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO - two hours1 being watched by the latters husband when the wife sat in Merritts lap Harris shot and killed him Harris MOST PERFECT MADE was a traveling man and Merritt a pen ¬ A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free sion attorney Mrs Harris had been a from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant copyist in Merritts office for two months She has two children 40 YEARS THE STANDARD - nmm Friday evening in Gratz Park Lex ington Trios H Merritt aud Mrs Jacob F Harris 23 caressed each other for ¬ remedy robs confinement of its pain 0jy tf A customer whose wife used Mothers Friend says that if she had to go through the ordeal again and there were but four bottles to be obtained and the cost was 10000 per bottle he would have them Geo Layton Dayton Ohio P J Main KIELY st Paris Ky 17 Sent by Mail on receipt of price 100 PERBOT TLE Book to EXPBOTANT MOTHERS mailed free upon application containing val ¬ uable information and voluntary testimonials Thebradfield regulator co Atlanta SOLO Y ALL Ga DRUSfilSTS eBMiswasjjK i IHMIIJHIM y - vV4 is p - f vr5 THE BOUKBON NEWS TUESDAY JtTLY 13 1897 fciVUilW J tilAUUM2 i THE BOO BBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established secov 1881 Bourbon Cattle Bought PEES0NAL MENTION j Yesterday W B Kidd of Winches En leied j iss mail at the Fost matter office ter agent for Lehman Bros bought thirty eight 1300 Jb cattle from Lloyd at Paris Ky as Ashurst at 425 per cwt and thirty lb cattle trom Henry Butltr Last week he bought forty one Penn nineteen from Wm from Root Ferguson fifty Ferguson and twenty nine Maggie Waller They from Mrs weighed between 1300 and 1550 lbs Mr Kidd and cost from 4 to 450 yesterdaj received from Jas Thompson eighty 13251b cattle at 450 and thirty eight 1227 lb at 4 and seven- ¬ teen 1320 lb cattle at 450 and five 1120 lb at 4 from Saml Bedford and N to New shipped same over the L The Ferguson cattle will be York to day Mr Kidd has recently shipped bought 473 export cattle in this county four 1450 at 435 from Joe Stipp 123 from Vol A Case in Equity good story a School COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN XotcH TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths 1 Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Miss Nellie Mann is at home from a 5100 RJl- news costs you payable PORT FKOM A GUN FRKE OF CI1AKGE cant even get a Orders - Make all Checks Money to the order of Champ Miller Etc Baseball Results Yesterday New York 8 Cincinnati 5 Lonisville 10 Philc delphia 7 Boston 8 Cleveland 2 Baltimore 9 St Louis 5 Chicago 13 Brooklyn 9 Pittsburg 6 Washington 13 A Cse in Equity see page a good story -- see third page third i J News There are only ten prisoners in the Paris jail at present -- The Colored Institute will be held the first week of August beginning on Mon ¬ day at the colored graded school build ¬ ing in this city with T Augustus Beid as conductor Colored teachers from counties where no colored Insti- ¬ tute will be held are invited to be present Fee one dollar The Institute for whites will be held the fourth week of August continuing six days with three conductors Fine program Fee two dollars More par ticular information later Examinations for whites will be held July 16th and 17th at the court house in this city opening at 830 a m ¬ - and Mrs Volney Ferguson is dangerously ill The infant child of Mr Kentucky distilleries may not begin bottling whiskey under the new law until August The stamps will not be ready before that date The Old Maids Convention to have been given on the eve of July 16 at Mt Carmel Church has been postponed till Friday July 23 at 8 oclock p m sun time Chas E Wittman photographer for- ¬ merly of this city was arrested in Cincinnati Thursday for assaulting A E Burkhardt His trial will occur tomorrow June Johnson who shot and killed Jeff Harris about three eeks ago was brought before Judge Howard for his examining trial and was held over for The mnr trial by the Circuit Courderer and the victim are both colored ¬ ¬ i - The Pike Question Col W W Baldwin will come to Paris to day to make a proposition re- ¬ N The Bourbon Ramblers invite all the local wheelmen to join them in a ride to Richmond Sunday The start will be from the Court house at five a m breakfast at Lexington dinner at Rich mond supper at home Distance eighty miles round trip Good roads ¬ garding the sale of the Maysville and Lexington turnpike to the Bourbon Fiscal Court If the Court and Col Baldwin cannot come to satisfactory terms the County will at once file suit to condemn the road The Fayette Fiscal Court will pur- ¬ chase the five and one half miles of the Harrodsburg and Lexington pike lying in Fayette for 10000 All the turnpikes of Mercer county will probably be freed within a month The roads will be leased Cool Weather Promised -- - Mr Brink Renick and wife have moved into Mrs Mary Turneys resi- ¬ Ikum JESA 1 dence on Duncan avenue and Mr and Mrs Hugh Montgomery and Miss Emma Scott have moved into the Rem ¬ ington residence on the same avenue twhich they recentlypurcbased SGWBP5 last week Besides printing the two issues of The News the Reporter was printed Wed nesday night and the Keniuckian Citizen Friday night 0nr neighbors experi ence a dbreak in their machinery News office was a busy place ¬ The press room or The Bourbon J - -- - Workmen have begun the erection of of two rooms to be added to the third story of Odd Fellows Hall The rooms gave promise of pleasant weather con ¬ tinuing for several days The drop in the temperature Friday night was a welcome relief to humanity and saved hundreds of lives There has not been any serious results yet reported in Paris from the beat A heavy rain fell at Louisville Satur- ¬ day flooding cellars and doing much damage A dozen houses were struck by lightning ut no person was killed Among the deaths from heat reported Saturday were fourteen at St Louis eight at Chicago three at Pittsburg two at Utica N Y seven at Cincinnati and one atNNewport Ky The weather predictions last night visit in Lexington Mr James K Ford has been very ill for several days Mr Ira Taylor of Cincinnati was in the city yesterday Mrs L Frank is spending a few days at Tatham Springs Miss Margaret Ingels arrived home Saturday from Eminence Miss Clara Wilmoth leaves this week for a visit in Drtroit -- Mr Bismark Frank spent several JSee third page for first chapters of ljA Case iu Equity a good serial days of last week in Louisville Julian Frank is visiting his brother NUPTIAL KNOTS Dr Louis Frank in Louisville 3 Miss Mamie Green of Covington is Engagements Announcements And Sol- emnizations Of The Marriage Vows the guest of Miss Mabel Russell Another secret marriage has come to Miss Kate Alexander is at home ljsht James S Fields of Louisville from a delightful visit in Lexington and Miss Marie Edith Ray of Owens Dr D D Eads arrived home Sun ¬ boro were marrkd on the quiet at day from Asbury Park New Jersey Evansville Ind June 22 Miss Lucretia Barnes of Nicholas Elbert Woodford 74 and Mrs Virgin ville is the cruest ot Mrs VV E Board Draper 64 celebrated the 4th by get Mr Wm Hukill Sr is visiting his ia ting married at Adairville They never daughter Mrs M H Davis at Mays saw each other until a week before the lick wedding Theres no fool like the old Miss Mamie Faries of Middlptown fool Ohio is visiting her brother Dr F Mv -Faries BIRTHS Clay of Lex Mr and Mrs Henry Our Puture Men And ington were guests at Mr S S Clays The Advent Of Women Sunday Near this city Saturday mgbt to the Messrs J W Bacon and Albert 3rife of James A Cooper a daughter Hinton were in Lexington Sunday visit J ing friends OBITUARY Mr S K Baird of Beattyvillo was the guest of his brother Mr Alex Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead J Baird Sunday Johu P Bishop aged sixty died Sat Mrs Chappell and Mis3 Laura r urday at the home of his brother-in-laChappell of Ma3Tsville are guests of Jack Myers on the Clintonville pike friends in the city Burial Sunday afternoon at the Paris Mi6ses Helen Terrill and May Bal- cemetery lard- of Richmond are guests of Mrs Miss Mattie Champ daughter of the Sallie Wilcox West Jate Lee Champ died Saturday evening Mrs Russell Howe and daughter of consumption at her home near this Aline left yesterday for a visit in Cov¬ city The deceased was about twenty ington and Indianapolis three years old and was an estimable Mr W T Hanua of Mt Auburn young lady possessing a beautiful Cincinnati was in Paris Sunday thu Christian character Fnneral services guest of Mr John Brennan were held yesterday morning at ten Miss Mary Russell January has re ojclock by Eld J S Sweeney and the turned from Lexington where she had alwremams were interred in tne rans cem W etery delicrhtful visit with friends ine pau oearers wpre onas Misses Hallie and Era a Cozing tv o Winn Albert Hinton Will Sweeney Dr charmingyoung ladies fromsMeridian lTT- JJ R Adair u r G Daugherty TTT ¬ w g3 is greatly improved in health and will locate in that city Misses Lida Rogers of Maysvilleand IjiUie Stephe s of Chicago are being entertained by Misses Marie and Louise Parri h The Bourbon Onting Clnb will Ifave Saturday for a campine trio to Qlympia The party will remain in camp a fortnight j The Kentuckians who left the first 6the month for California bad a fine trip through the West While Ken ¬ tucky was sweltering with heat they were passing above the clouds and over snow capped mountains Mrs E B Bishop who was journeying to San Francisco with her children to join Mr msnop in their future home in that city writes to relatives that they had a safe pleasant trip Mid Summer Styles The shoe needs careful attention to secure comfort fokT the foot during the heated term We are prepared to sup ply you with stylish shoes and can insure the largest measure of comfort Our prices are reasonable a goo shoe for a small price You will be pleased with our stock t T -- r I Davis Thomson Isgrig Royal Muslin Underwear Onyx Fast Black HosieryNew Shades in Kid Gloves All the New Colored Ribbons Ready Made Dress Skirts Ladies Collars and Cuffs Furnishings Etc To - - CI TT j CKERS 529 Main St Paris Ky B OUT SALE 3 All our Summer goods marked down to sell al once Here are a tew of the Bargains All our oOc dress goods now 25c Lawns formerly 8J- and 10c now 5c Choice of our finest lawns 12i to 20c now 10 Sea Island percales best quality now Sc Large line of Pnang formerly 8 l 3c now 5c 72 inch bleached table linen 1 kind now 65c All our table linens formerly 50 and 75c- - now 40c 50 doz finest linen napkins 75 and 1 a dozen Our finest kid gloves S175 kind now SI Standard brands bleached and brown cotton 5c 10 4 Utica sheeting full width 18c Best dress and apron ginghams 5c Ladies Summer vests 25c kind full taped 10c n CI v - Bl 4 viwiiMa r n i - iili - nnncfDOfMr w r- 11 11 InViTRR - RmifKs JJClUnHLOUv r- r u mali -- kjuja at r r - jum nssjmu v J sJ I will used to store properties and para- ¬ A New Postal Laiv the rooms in phernalia and the Hereafter senders of registered letters front of the building now used for that purpose will be used as reception rooms will be indemnified against loss to the extent of 10 The law provides that no Roche Jr met with a pain- ¬ greater sum than 10 can be allowed on Thos F ful accident Sunday morning while rid ¬ any one letter and claimants must show ing on the Midland Ice Companys letter contained 10 in order to re- ¬ wagon The horses started suddenly tht that amount The government cover and he was thrown under the wagon a has never before been responsible for wheel passing over one of his limbs registered letters though employes in The limb was seriously hurt but not whose hands losses occurred were in broken many cases required to make good The sack of clothing found at the losses pump house at the Maysville bridge in English In Trouble this city by Officer Hill belonged to Clayton Bros of Farmer- Ky It was A dispatch from Myers to the Leader sfnlPTi from their store several months states that George English formerly of ago by two tramps who were captured this county was Saturday arrested near bere by Chief of Police Wilson of Mt robbing Mrs Sterling The men are now serving a Carlisle charged with David Scotts house The stolen goods term in the penitentiary for the crime N tun- ¬ were found secreted in the L There is displayed this week in A J nel at Pleasant Valley The dispatch Cos show window a fine says that English had a complete outfit Winters photo of the Beta Chapter of the Phi Chi of burglars tools in his possession when Fraternity of the Kentucky School of arrested Medicine at Louisville Messrs Ben WHEEL NOTES Frank Llewellyn Spears and John Sweeney of this city are members of Of The Wheel At the chapter The Society won six out of Lines About Devotees Elsewhere Home And seven medals off ered by the college last Lady Randolph Churchill is an adept year cycler Poisoned Chickens Millionaire Andrew Carnegie took Several persons living on Walkers¬ several fine new bicycles with him when Hill have recently had a hundred chick- he sailed for Scotland Dewhursts fifth annual bicycle tour- ¬ ens to die from poison and a farmer living just beyond the city limits has nament at Lexington will be held Au ¬ lost about fifty from the sainb cause gust 25 Prizes valued at 400 will be The matter should be investigated as offered great danger may result from it Per- ¬ A fractious horse ran into a tandem sons convicted of scattering poison may ridden by E R Reese and Miss Mamie The lady Stout at Louisville Friday be punished by a heavy penalty died from the effects of the accident T N Reduced Bates Yesterdays Temperature Sound Money Convention Louisville will July 14th Louisville Nashville 13th The following is the temperature as at 3 July sell round trip tickets noted yesterday by A J Winters Co Good until 15th of this city ¬ Convention of the Consolidated Bap67 tist Association at Winchester July 14 7 a m 69 8 a m Nashville will to 18 The Louisville 71 9 p m sell round trip tickets at 70c special 74 10 a m train July 18th 77 Epworth League International Con ¬ 11 a m 81 J 12 m 15 to 18th vention Toronto Ont July 85 2 p m Nashville will sell round Louisville 85 3 p m 14th trip tickets July 12th 13th and 87 4p m limited to July 24th at 1620 limit 82 5 p m may be extended to August 12th 78 6 p m Stopovers will be permitted in Canada 75 7p m F B Care Agt - on South Main street Miss Rebecca Doehrer who started with Mrs Mary Ingels on a trip to California became very ill eu route and stopped over at Colorado Springs Mrs Otis Bacon has arrived in Ken tucky to visit relatives in Paris and Lex- ¬ ington She is now in Lexington with her sister Mrs Byron McClelland Miss Esther Saloshin of Covington and Miss Esther Margolen of this city have returned from a visit in Richmond Hinton JCfclUii j- ji TI t BU 4 JJUWUBV ff J See tnird page fur the first chapters in a good serial story A Case InEquity STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop - variety of other articles all markedl down to one half former value at A large and are at prebent guests at H Margo- lenSrf Mr Henrv Lilleston left Sunday morning for Kansas City with a view of probably locating in that city - His many Paris friends wish him much success Misses Bessie Haynes Anna May Simms Mary Lou Fithian and Rebecca Mayes will enteriain the Ice Water Club to night with a moonlight fete on Mr J H Brents lawn I George D Mitchell was the guest of E T Porter in Lexington Sunday Mr Porter who has been ill for six weeks is much improved and will soon be able to resume his position on the Leader Mrs C B Mitcnell gave a merry boating party last night in honor of her charming guest Miss Fanuie Bell of Georgetown There were about twenty persons in the party and a dainty lunch was spread Miss Mattie Peebles after a years residence in Pawtucket R I accom- ¬ panied by a friend Miss Davis leaves that point to day for Chattanooga Tenn and will arrive here Thursday to visit relatives Messrs C R James and James OBrien will leave to morrow for a pleasure trip to Washington Philadel- ¬ Atlantic City Long Branch phia Manhattan Beach New York Niagara Falls and other points --The Lexington Outing Club will pass through the city this morning for a camping trip at Parks Hill Mr Yancy Freeman Miss Eva Freeman and Miss Ella Martin well known in Paris are congenial members of the party The Maysville Ledger Saturday The handsome home of Mr and said Mrs H C Sharp of East Second street was the scene of a happy gathering of young people last evening the event be ing in honor of Miss Eana Green of Paris the guest of Mrs Sharp Turf Nots Fifty eight cents was offered for new wheat in this city yesterday Many crops of wheat in M isoa will average thirty bushels per acre Several Harrison county farmers think their wheat will average forty bushels per acre J E Maddens great colt Hamburg by Hanover won the 29000 Realization stake Saturday at Sheephead Bty The Kentucky Association race track at Lexington was sold at auction yester day to G W Darnel for Chas Green of St Louis for 30000 J Sim Wilson sold seventeen hbds of tobacco in Cincinnati last week at an average of 125 E J Johnson sold two hhds for an average price of 10 25 and J Marknet sold two hhds at 14 23 and 1450 ¬ Etc CONDON BNDER est E3 1W fficS dad ail HUB Buy your binder twine of me Quality first class prices the low ¬ 0 WB HAYE RECEIVED EDWARDS PariSj A SPLENDID ST00K T 9 - I Nashville 975 round trip to Nashville by repur ¬ Visit chasing tickets at Chattanooga Lookout Chattanooga Chickamauga Mountain enroule to the Exposition Superb vestibnled Trains Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati W C RlNEAHSON O mmm suitings and trouserings FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whei quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a callj - The desirable 7 room two story brick residence corner of Seventh and High street bath room good cistern etc Apply to the Citizens tf Bank for further particulars For Rent Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists The pictures being given away by Isgrig are -- works of A ar ana an ornament to any nouse Davis Thomson i MEHOHLAVT TAIIiORS S E TIPTON Cutter JFJUN IE We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples Wrignts Celery Tea cures constipation sick headaches 25c at druggists ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL C A DAUGHERTY persons having claims against assigned estate ofH Margolen HOUSE ANB SI6 are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to AND Will pay the highest market price for the undersigned in Paris Ky Those wheat Can be found at the grocery knowing themselves indebted to H store of Newton Mitchell Main Street Margolen are requested to pay promptly 434 Main St - - - Paris Ky and thereby avoid court cost Cash iFoc Wlieat F R ARMSTRONG 13jy tf p PlINTEB 3rVj r Paris k LOUIS SALOSHIN Harmon Mr W A Hill Sr has arrived Ladies Green Oxfords home from a very enjoyable business We have a fine flexible oxford in this trip to Denver While there he met ex new color made of dark green Durree Parisians Thcs Hayes Walter Shaw kid medium pointed toe hand made Mrs John Lannin and Dr Frank and as soft as a glove See them CLAY RION Sprake The latter has gained twenty- five pounds during his stay in Denver JN Mt t limy Stitt Attorney Assignee v also dealer in Men who like a cool quick quiet and easy shave should patronize Crawford Bros barber shop Clean first class Estimates bath rooms are connected with the shop glass paints promptly furnished fagc painting and decorating Satisfactory service at all times tf Paints Oil Varnishes Brushes Artists Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Etc v X r- - lil ifi ia WiiiBrr KCUULvia i ifaMTTifrifrtttin-i- - i Tlli Jr iJWtgiaiMfeAj ifidHJB-f liMif Kti V T - J 6 ir TME BOURBON mW WmVAJ tiZgL i i rf JULY 13 1897 CAN WOVE ANYTHING K Hl U IX 4 looking after things this fellow was BOURBON NEWS given orders to find fCol Bounce and eventeeatk Year Established 1881 stick to him Inside of half a day he ii reported that he had picked up his man Published Every Tuesday and Friday by and we felt quite certain that within a lkrWALTER CHAMP I Itora and Owner BRUCE DULLER weelc we should know more about the treasure We missed it by not rating the PLEASANT WORLD OF BOOKS colonel high enough He didnt look here are those who find their happiness in overintelligent but we had a fox to strolling near and far deal with He loafed for about a week As if perchance their birth had been be- ¬ spoke freely of his past to thecaptains neath some errant star The trackless desert beckons them they servant and finally sought and ob-¬ tained employment with anative jewelscale the mountain peak And ever just beyond them see some glad- ¬ er As soon as he had done this we ness coy to seek Por me I sit beside my Are and with be- - three packed off to the hills leaving the servant on watch The nabobs palace nignant looks From dear familiar shelves they smile my had been blown up and was a mass of pleasant f riends the books ruins but wTe were not at all interested company these well- - in that direction The place had been A world of sweetest beloved ones wait explored and without and For any mood for any hour they keep a luck Weagain to do again figuring and some had courteous state Serene and unperturbed amid the ruffles of then regulate our movements accord- ¬ my day ingly First we took it for granted They are the bread my spirit craves they that the nabob had run off his treas- ¬ bless my toiling way ure In so doing ha would have to take A pleasant world is theirs wherein though at least half a dozen men into his con- ¬ battles wax and wane There rolls the sound of triumph and there fidence As commander of his forces Col Bounce would certainly be dwells surcease of pain On pages sparkling as the dawn forever one The wealth had not been taken to breathes and glows Through ages red with patriot blood white the city nor had it been turned over to anyone for safe keeping It had freedoms stainless rose and been buried In this fair world of calmest skies I meet certainly offered many somewhere over advantages the hills the martyrs palm There float to it dear melodies from coasts the open ground It was more than of heavenly balm even chances that the treasure had been All comfort here all strength all faith Lwalled up in a cave or cavity of some all bloom of wisdom lives And be the days need what it may some sort and that within six or eight miles boon this wide world gives of the palace As a beginning to active operations The freedom of the city where one walks in crowds alone we drew a map of the locality and di ¬ The silence of the upland where one climbs vided it off with lines radiating like anear the throne The blitheness of the morning and the the spokes of a wheel the ruins being the hub Each man was to take a line solemn hush of night Are in this pleasant world of books for one and follow it by compass a distance of who reads aright six miles then cross to another and Here pure and sharp the pictured spire its return to the hub As the lines were cleaving point uplifts ten rods apart according to our There swept by stormy winds of fate only scale it would be easy to inspect every times sands are tossed in drifts And I who sit beside the fire am heir of foot of the ground passed over There time and sense wrere days when the heat was too great My book to me the angel of Gods sleepto move and at the end of three weeks less providence we had finished only a quarter of the Who will may choose to wander far over work It was then decided to changer sea and land Por me the table and the lamp extend a the plan and let each man search as friendlier hand he would but a fourth week passed And I am blessed beyond compare while and we were just where we were at the with benignant looks - J masonry trail of the previous night We had not yet searched in that direction Alter going half a mile we dropped into a ravine and as I made a slip and threw out a hand and clutched a bush there was a rattle of iron against stone In another minute I had drawn out a short crowbar and then we felt certain that the cave was in the ravine This was what our spy had taken for a stick and it had been brought along to work a H5- - ¬ - lB - t m i j- I- - S Sf H B thing about it if a friend of mine who was out on a strike hadnt come and explained it to me What was it he told you He exposed the way I had been mis led with a whole lot of others If I had my way thered be a boycott declared against the newspapers for starting the cry Go west young man There Prom homes familiar shelves they smile start isnt anybody that can convince me it my pleasant world of books We would have given up now but for vide wasnt a put up job to get something -- Margaret E Sangster in Youths Com- ¬ a flying visit from the captains man for nothing The friend of mine who panion REMOVE HATS IN CHURCH who reported that Col Bounce is but on a strike sat down and figurod had quit the place and left the city Organization Formed at Indianapolis it out and showed me that when its Accomplishes Its Purpose He had purchased a horsq and a quanti- ¬ noon in Washington its only 11 oclock ty of provisions and there was reason The other Sunday the womens circle inJ the morning at Chicago I aint one A SYNDICATE OF THREE to believe that he would show up in the of the First Baptist church of Indian ¬ of the dilly dallying kind I didnt have hills and seek the treasure cave We at apolis Ind attempted an innovation any words but soon as I found that out once moved our camp and set a wateh by uncovering their beads during reli ¬ I went to the boss got the pay that was BY LEWIS MASON for the man Two days later he showed gious services but only a few respond- ¬ coming to me and came straight to Copyright 1897 up and went into camp about a mile ed and it was spitefully said that those Washington where quitting time comes away He had no reason to suspect our who had elaborate and costly exhibits exactly one hour sooner HARNESSING THE TIDES everj day presence as we were supposed to have of the milliners art treated- the re- Washington Star One Instance in Which the Power gone The the gTeat mutiny broke out ing north for tigers but he was plajr quest with contemptwon a next Sunday Has Been Suecessfnllj- Applied vic- ¬ a big stake and wouldi take no the womens circle for notable A MEANINGLESS CUSTOM WHEN was no end to the princes chances Our men Various plans have been suggested at had an eye on him tory Much proselyting was evidently and nabobs in India and without ex ¬ day and In night for ten days before he done during the week for as each lady Ko Real Sociability Call the Purely different times for the utilization of ception all were rich The Honoralble Formal the energy developed by the rise and Hast India company had forcibly de moved To some root hunters he ex- entered her pew she carefully removed the fashionable call there are fall of the tides but the intermittent posed some from power and had bought empty formalities of talk there is character of the power haa usually pre- ¬ off others but from highest to lowest sometimes gossip of a kind that poi- vented any satisfactory solution of the they still had their palaces and retinues sons themind of the woman who ped- problem There is however one in ¬ dles it and the woman who receives it stance in which tide power has been and retainers A few of these pote- ¬ ntates threw their fortunes with the Brit In this horrilSle fashion of calling quite successf uJly applied in a very sim- ¬ nobody is really glad to see anybody ple manner Along the river front at ish but the great majority cast their Hot with the rebels or affected a If we have friends whom we really de Liverpool there is a tendency for the almost as dangerous No douibt sire to meet we go quietl3 wiiere they accumulation of silt against the dock rmany of them sacrificed all their wealth are or have them come to us when we walls requiring occasional dredging fyave an hour to spare and both of us for its removal Instead of using scoop to help along the cause Ibut there were r rt wijn t JJ Uw f others who transferred their treasure tiie j en ciicu auu uiuuu nuuin xut dredges this mud is removed at dif- ¬ when a woman makes a formal call ferent periods toy the use of tide power to safe places and let it remain in con- ¬ she puts on a stiff uncomfortable in the following manner Along the cealment until long after peace had frown and n tiiV nnorvmfnrfilVIn Tnfin- - base of the dock wall is laid a pipe per- ¬ been proclaimed Under a military fO ner xnai goes witn ine gown n sne forated with holes directed outward edict all hidden property became loot Jias any sense she is horribly bored by this pipe being connected with the in- ¬ for the soldiers and scores of them were enriched by their findings the performance If the woman she terior of the dock system and suitable P a visits has any sense she is bored even valves being provided to permit or was ten years after the close of the It worse war that I landed in Delhi and the check the flow of water When the The system is a relic of those oriental tide is very low and consequently the search for hidden treasure had long ages when women were kept in seclu- head of water measured from the sur- ¬ been given up in that district I had a sion and visiting one another was too face in the docks is at its greatest a h umber of friends among the English only outlook they ever got of the world sudden opening of the connection perofficers in the Tenth native infantry Now it is different Women are not mits a rapid flushing action by the and one night as I sat smoking with kept like Chinese and Turkish f eroaies water escaping through the holes in the Maj Trainor in liis quarters he sudden any more They can go where they pipe at the base of the walls scouring ly turned on ine and said Why then should they con out the mud and driving it out into please You saw me in the bazaar to day tinue the Turkish and Chinese system the river to be carried away As the talking with a native Do they know how much precious time tides at Liverpool average about 25 feet Yes they are thus wickedly wasting time or more it is evident that this simple That man was for a year or so in that might improve them mentally and form of dredging apparatus may be command of the 400 soldiers in the physically time that would keep them very effective and as the time chosen retinue of the nabob of Jumna as he abreast of all the movements for the for using it may be selected when the tailed himself The place stood over in progress of mankind There is no real supply of water is greatest it does not the hills and the nabob leaned towards sociability iu it there is nothing in it interfere with the regular use of the our side for a few weeks that is until but vanity and waste of time House docks Ultimately no doubt the in- ¬ lie got his treasure safely away Then wife troduction of practical and economical lie went over to the rebels bag and bag forms of power storage will render the page Tout he made a mess of it Inside Dainty Wraps THERE WAS A RATTLE OF IRON AGAINST STONE was killed and his wraps have a variety in form equalization of tide power commercial ¬ of three months he Summer force scattered and a dozjan of his fol- ¬ plained that he was campingout for his her hat or bonnet This example was this season which ought to furnish a ly practicable but at the present time lowers who found their way back after health and he did little but sleep and followed by members of the church not suitable model for every style of figure this example serves to demonstrate the peace was proclaimed were hung in eat We had to hang about the camp to members of the circle and a but making a satisfactory selection fact that solar and lunar attraction number of seems to be quite as difficult as ever as expressed by the tides have been short order This man whom we used be ready to take up his trail and the call nonmembers also took off their hats to call Col Bounce arrived here only came at an unexpected hour One night Not one half dozen out of the 125 mem- - There are round capes ruffled with silk harnessed in a small way at least to day and do you know I believe he at midnight he rose up and started f bership bf the circle failed to respond lace and chiffon mantles pelerines Cassiers Magazine Falling Walls at Fire has an eye on that treasure He insists off along the hills to the north carry and the circle is now felicitating it and mantillas coats and jackets of every that I am mistaken in his identity and ing in his hand what our men took to self that the battle is won The con- imaginable shape but the dominant There are several kinds of falling that he was never in this part of the be a stick Instead of following his gregation at least the male members style in London is a cloze short jacket¬ walls and the fireman of experi- ¬ country before but I know I am right man the spy came to arouse us and of take very kindly to the innovation with cape sleeves The French gar ence knows them well and what to ex- ¬ ment of this kind is loose yet cut to pect from each There is one kind that What do you propose I asked course we realized that it was no use Reflections of a Bachelor reveal the lines of the figure and hand ¬ breaks first at the bottom and comes 4That we find the treasure ourselves searching in the darkness No man ever with gold It is You were going up the country Just Something came of the movement God as he does gets quite as close up to somely embroidered side like the fash down almost straight somewhat like a when his little child is Sten fastened at one curtain This makes a big noise but settle down here for three months and h o wever The spy hastened back to find sick cape sleeves are is not very much to be dreaded Then and onaible The naIll make a millionaire of you as some¬ the man just returning His walk had A man who will admit that he is sen- of lace bodice loops the satin ribbon there is another that bulges or buckles of with bob of Jumna was not as rich lasted while the other had run four timental has no more capes of black taffeta in the middle at first and makes a sort of it about him Bound short but his treasure house held a kings miles and talked with us for five min- ¬ than a frog covered with hemmed or pink ruffles of curve as it descends This is a little ransom As things are dull now I can utes That would mean not much more The average woman goes to hergrave of the same silk are very much worn more serious than the first and has get a leave of absence for three months than a mile out He had no stick in his Capt Gordon can do the same AVe three hand on returning and was evidently remembering what girl gave her the and do not require an expert hand to caused many fatalities Then there Is cheapest wedding present she got V make them Pretty capes too are the one that breaks at the bottom and will then form a treasure-huntin- g much elated over something The spy A girls idea of a lovely married couple made with a deep square yoke of jetted comes straight out reaching clear syndicate and if you dont wear saw him take from his luggage a stout some of the dead nabobs rubies and English satchel and carefully inspect is one that always gives a party on satire and wide knitted ruffles of black across the street and remaining almost Little os solid until it strikes and as an old fire ¬ the on the diamonds out of India Im no prophet it two or three times he rose up and met anniversary of the da they first chiffon or lace used in edge ruff of the man once remarked Thats the kind the trich tips are Capt Gordon was called in and seemed on the pojnt of leaving camp When a girl who has prexy feet lies neck which is very full and wider at you want to dodge This kind of fall-¬ the syndicate duly organized Unlike again He slept no more that night but wall has caused the than in nowiinia most other syndicates little or no cap- ¬ walked about uneasily and when the lots of nammocts she always goesjtoj jjthe back covering front Ruffles of black ing the department more ofany deaths in than other a taffeta foundation trouble to cover them up and- Shiffon ital was needed for it The major was report was made to us Ave knew that doesnt a pretty wrap with knots of danger the firemen have to contend make satisfied that the native had returned he had found the cave and was about Toucan never with It has killed horses as well us tell how a girl looks a black satin for a finish iN 1 rosx with but one object in view The first ready to appropriate the contents He the breakfast men and destrojed apparatus and it by the Raffs xrith High Backs idea was to arrest him and frighten must be got rid of for a day at least looks whenshetable out on way she is so rapid in its descent and covers so sits Buffs of chiffon lace and ribbon are much space that to escape it the men liim into giving up the secret This and if he had not overreached us in the in the evening N Y Press the porch vprr fashionable in Paris and they are have to be quick could probably have been done five end I should blush with shame over indeed Charles T ti made high at the back with long ends Hill in St Nicholas years earlier as the British did not the job we put up A New Dish j stick at trifles when a prisoner was obThe captains man was instructed to Mrs Pneumoney Ill have two Fin front and a deep flounce of enmon Toole It durate but the days had gone by when watch for the patrol on the highway at pounds of that sage cheese and illc around the shoulders Chicago TriI didnt know that your folks took a confession might be forced It was the foot of the hills and to report that have a pound of impunity too 4 3 bune the Howleri Johnnie sfinall decided to leave- him at liberty Col Bounce had conspired with him Grocer Marm Cauliflower Salad HYes maam weve been taking it and watch his every movement and to burn a public building in the city One pound will be enough I guessj Boil a cauliflower till about two aver siho the Poolers movedaway rthis plan wTas set in motion the next This plan was carried out and the Dr Jkoddle says that sage cheese can ihirds done let it get cold then break Did you subscribe for it then Colonel was arrested and taken to be eaten with impunity but then you ft in branches and lay them neatly in mornings jNo raaam the Poolers fdrtrnT to Capt Gordon had a Ceylonese servant town he was only well away when jiivjr j wily uui imcuiipumiij dish It is then ready for the dressing stop it JDOS Cleveland Plain Dealer shown his smartness in we took up what webeKeved to be his ton Transcript who had often i Good Housekeeping ¬ ¬ and it was his broken leg that lost us the treasure As we walked down the ravine carefully scanning the rocky walls he slipped on a wet stone and pitehed forward against a bush The bush was uprooted and he swayed and fell and his first cry was that the cave A stone was behind it So it was which must have required the services of six or eight men to lift had been cemented into the mouth of a cave of some sort and but for the bush the seams would have been plain to any eye on the lookout So anxious was the injured man to learn the contents of the cave that he insisted on our be ginning work at once This we would not hear to and maldng a rude litter we bore him back to camp Then I set out for Delhi and a surgeon and it was midafternoon before we landed our patient in the hospital Then Capt Gordon and I made all speed back to camp and the cave His horse had been left there but was missing as was also some bedding and pro- ¬ visions We made for the cave on a run fearing the worst and neither of us were surprised that it had been opened and rifled This was all I had to bear but the captain had more In a few hours he learned that his trusted servant had been working in concert He had watched with Col Bounce us as well as him and on the way to town he had retracted his charge and the pair had been kicked and set o t liberty The Ceylonese had fitted himself out at his masters expense and though the pursuit of him was long and expensive he was never captured What the amount of the treasure was we could only guess but with the breaking of the majors leg the syndicate of three wont out of business and had no profits to di¬ ¬ ¬ It was the major who found the cave Rev Henry Hupp the oldest act ¬ Feats of the Modern One Thing to Do Methods of Pushing ive clergyman in Hlinois now in his ¬ Have you any thingto do asked the There are certain men working quiet- ninety third year is still strong and of the freighfyard of the man ly in various parts of the United States vigorous and preaches every Sunday attache wno had lounged in with his hands in who could if they chose to do it move The golden jubilee of Belcjt col- ¬ pockets his the Pyramids pick up the Egyptian lege will be celebrated on Juue 24 hNo obelisks or lift a modern skyscraper A bust of Dr Aaron Luoius Chapin anything to do iWant from its caisson bed and carry it across who was president of the college for No But I want the money and I the street There are not many such will be unveiled and ad- ¬ suppose Ill have to do soinetEing to men yet few if any ponderous objects 36 yearswill be made by many distin- ¬ dresses get that exist in the world which they will not guished men Youre a workingman arent you attempt to move intact for a consideraBrooklyn presbytery on May 29 re- ¬ I I i BEYOND ARGUMENT SCHOOL AND CHURCH i h Felt Convinced There Whb Only Marvelous K tf t 1 ¬ thinking so much about money just for the sake of advertising your business People might get the impression that youre a millionaire an be afraid to apply for do something without tion In the directory these men are the pas- ¬ dont you think it would be a called house movers but they are en ¬ leased Iev Dr C C Hall from church Presbyterian good idea- for you to step around and titled to a designation of far greater torate of the First Brooklyn and in doing so adopted - Yes Well your services Look here mister I dont want any advice Im just beginning to get straightened out from the last advice I took Ive been getting the worst of it for years and simply because I lis- ¬ tened respectfully and took things for granted I dont say that Ive been swindled by capitalists but I do say that it was underhanded to take ad- ¬ vantage of my carelessness the way they did Where did you come from Chicago I money every salary day That was simply to keep them from suspecting Didnt they pay your wages there Yes they paid my wages all right They didnt want to excite any suspicion so they gave all the men their anything ¬ Were you overworked No I didnt have any more to dc than I could attend to with comfort But I deceived the principle of the thing that am thinking about I dont like to be its I wouldnt have known any ¬ ¬ JLdtLJt ftftf4l2rxiFirtft dignity for some of their achievements arenumbered amongthe great engineer ing feats of the world Within the past few months the house movers have ex- ¬ perienced an unwonted activity Some really creditable and in some cases stu- ¬ pendous feats have been performed The moving of Lovering hall at Johns Hopkins university was one of these feats the moving of an upper Ifew York house 1 blocks along the public high ¬ way was another and the very recent moving and resetting of a tall smoke stack at Manhanset was a third One of these house movers declares that there is no building however heavy however bulky which cannot b lifted from its foundations and con- ¬ veyed any distance This means of course without any damage to the building itself that the very ornaments on the mantel pieces the in the cabinets will in no way be disturbedj that the window glass will not be even cracked that the home life of the fam ¬ ily occupying the moving house will be undisturbed Such is absolutely the fact It is not necessary for the occu- ¬ pants of the building to temporarily change their quarters to take the cas- ¬ tors off the bedsteads nor to pack up all the perishable articles in the house It is on record that an old tall clock which was in a house which was moved in Westchester county 1 Y never stopped running all during the progress of removal On the other hand there seems to be no limit to the movers capabilities as far as weight is concerned The Brighton Beach hotel which was placed on 150 flat cars and moved GOO feet weighed 5000 tons The weight of the recently moved railroad station at Mott Haven N Y is 700 tons This building was composed en tirely of brick and stone and the weight is very unequally distributed a central tower alone weighing 500 tons To be frank these feats take all of the won ¬ derment out of the raising of the pyra ¬ mids and obelisks inasmuch as the most primitive tools are used bj the engi- ¬ neers Louisville Courier Journal ¬ bric-a-brac -- ¬ resolutions testifying to its apprecia ¬ tion of his qualities as a Christian- gen- ¬ tleman his devotion to high scholar ship and to truth and of his unbroken fidelity as a preacher In a glowing speech commemora- ¬ tive of Queen Victorias long lease of power Dr Parker of London de We do not clared the other day celebrate the queens long reign but With a fine the queens good reign We independence Dr Parker added owe much to the queen but the queen owes much more to us Let her close her splendid reign by restoring to God the titles Head of the church and De ¬ This passage fender of the faith loud cheers was greeted with The impracticability of some pious souls is well illustrated by a conversa- ¬ tion which once passed between Dr Creighton and another English bishop regarding a man for whom they wanted to do something The bishops spoke at length about his virtues and detailed his good qualities they considered what he could do and what could be done for him but at last one of them He is heaved a sigh and remarked - of i Vw f a s f js Of i 5 ¬ mL -- as good as gold and he will go to Heaven but he is no use Iiev Dr William H Milburn the blind chaplain of the United States senate sailed for England recently with his daughters He is a frequent traveler over the Atlantic and is well known in religious and social circles in the British isles He has a number Until the United States senate adjourns his post wijl be filled by President of pulpit engagements this summer Cr - - Mc-Kinle- j-s ¬ pastor Bev Dr Hugh John- ¬ ston Vice President Hobart kindly con- senting UNCLE SAMS FORETHOUGHT Oflicials Slaking Ready to Ohserve The United States government is already preparing to take observations of the total eclipse of the sun which is to take place on May 28 1900 Observation stations will be estab- ¬ lished along the path of the total eclipse and experienced astronomers in the service of the government will be sent down to take the olbservations and make the astronomical calculations which it is expected will be so valuable to science and to astronomy These observations will be for the purpose of determining the best points -- ill the Suns Total Eclipse in 190O - ¬ - - ¬ li ¬ ¬ -- neu--trrdi- ty ¬ -- v SV 1 - - hv - - 1 v wt s -- Is r7 ¬ ¬ ¬ cure the services of capable and in ¬ telligent men to take the observations and register the results in the sheets made for the purpose The exact con ¬ dition of the sky of the sun and of the whole heavens will be marked down in the sheets every morning of the month when the observations are being taken and all of the sheets when filled out will Toe sent to Washington and carefully graded The permanent observation stations will be established - stations where the final observations will be taken during the eclipse of lQOOs The path of the total eclipse will ex tend in a direct line from JSew Orleans to Norfolk Va and will pass through Georgia in the locality of Macon Blank report sheets have been sent to all the weather bureaus in the vicini ¬ ty of the path of the eclipse with the instruction to the weather man to se- ¬ ¬ at which to establish the permanent V in fM - IBui i5 t i ¬ ¬ -- -- ¬ ¬ tions taken receive the highest percent tage Atlanta Constitution Human Hair Growths Prof Exner of the Vienna Medical society treating of the functions of the human hair remarks upon the some ¬ what curious fact that writers have hitheito occupied themselves mainly with speculations as to the circum stances which have led to man becom ing denuded of his hairy covering tho hairs however being not only degenerated organs but having also to ful fill some functions There is a group says the professor such as the eye ¬ lashes and the eyebrows for instance which are sensorial organs possessing tactile functions and moreover serve as a protection to the eyes and in places where two integumentary sur ¬ faces are in contact they act as rollers and facilitate the gliding of the inte ¬ gumentary surfaces on each other Further there is no doubt that the hair of the scalp protects the head against external cold and also prevents the loss of heat through very low conductivity of the hair cylinders and of the cushion of air intermingled with them Chi- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ at the points where the first observa- ¬ r - r I I - ¬ Es cago Inter Ocean It Was an Even Thln The irate father had overtaken tlie- eloping couple but he was a little too late A complacent clergyman had tied - -- the knot Sir said the irate father this is simply outrageous Can you forget that she is my only daughter Ill tell you what Ill do returned the groom who always wanted to do the right thing I confess I didnt think of it at the time but I will agree never again to forget it if you will also kindly remember that she is mv only 1 -- ¬ ¬ - I wife Everyone agreed that it was a fair proposition but somehow it didnt seem to soothe the old mans temper toany appreciable extent Chicago Post Dsefnl Art Teacher What is a synonym Bright Boy Its a word you cariuse Ie plree of another one when you doni know how to spell the other oncKor- ton Transcript -- viv v ITU 2hL4 - j - i - 3dL k c- - S - - j v Si- - i- VtT - - 4- V rfJ- - j T f i i j Hfcy 4 m aSftilBL i i V - i Baww V J THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JULY ing Mm fall across a rock Hfe rifle dropping- from his hands bounded down the rocks and fell at my feet I picked it up I had previously sup posed him to be alone but now a dozen or more yells burst from among- the rocks and I knew that I was in for it Keeping close to the rocky cliff and dodging from bowlder to bowlder I ran for some distance up the dried up bed of the river unperceived I hid as best 1 could and looked foack There were 50 or more warriors it seemed to me examining the place where I had teei when the shot wras fired Apparently there was jio time tcv b lOSC and takine advantage of theiK searchings I ran as rapidly as the rocky ground would permit me t gained the shelter of a ravine that ran down the river I clambered up th sides I was not now more than a quar ter of a mile away from where I shot the Indian and I could easily hear their yells when they realized their prey had escaped To my relief their cries grew fainter and fainter and in a few minutes they ceased altogether They were looking in the wrong1 direc tion for me and had passed down in stead of up the river This gave me some relief but I was still in a danger ous locality For aught I frnew other bands were in the vicinity and anxioua for the sralp of anyone who might ap - J 13 1897 SHE SPANKED FOR THE FAMILY The Strangers Kind Offer Was In ¬ dignantly Refused ¬ ¬ AS P A HEALTHY WIFE half -d- 0 The popcorn snapping blithesomely above WHEN MOTHER TUCKED OS IN 1 little bedroom way upstairs mis heated by the sn That did its duty grudgingly when sum- ¬ mer days were done 3Tet modern rooms steam heatedneer will be so cozy quite As ours was when mother came and tucked us in at night How long the winter evenings were before the open fire With rosy apples roasting there and sput- ¬ tering in their ire 0r AGRICULTURAL HINTS INSECT EATING BIRDS Some Facts Wliicli Farmers Slioulrt Always Bear in Mind Probably few farmers have any idea of the assistance which they receive from friends who ask no reward except now and then a little fruit or a few seeds of grain A recent number of the National Stockman gives a mass of tes- ¬ timony as to the noble work done by¬ the birds in the destruction of grass- ¬ hoppers and other insects The experiments were made by Prof Aughey of the University of Nebrask Tabulated results show conclusively that birds of all kinds were doing their best to re- ¬ duce the number of locusts The birds of the thrush family were examined first The stomachs of six robins con- ¬ WORK FOR CONVICTS h ¬ - the ruddy bed Of coals that glowed right furiously with good rock maple fed While father read the paper through or when our neighbor came Discoursed at length of church and state dispensing praise or blame Impartially and mother sat with needles clicking fast That helped the staid old clock to count the moments as they passed While fitful firelicht flashes fell upon her gentle face - That shone with steady light the outward sign of inward grace And so the happy moments ran till brands began to fall The neighbor donned his well worn coat tand tramped out through the haU Them father brought the Bible worn jand ¬ Tead with reverent voice Some portion of the Sacred Word to ¬ chasten or rejoice Our hearts Oh while with him we toielt how glowed his face As his petition humbly rose up to tihe throne of grace The slow sonorous stroke of mine made iLion lift his head rom shaggy paws and mother said Come children- now to bed We left our sturdy copper-toethe shin ¬ ing hearth before Our daytime clothes in tumbled heaps beside them on the floor And holding up our trailing gowns we scampered up the stairs Past the big chimney where we made be- ¬ lieve lurked polar bears Across the floor that creaked with cold then into bed we hopped Drawing the homespun blankets close about each head closely cropped And there we listened still as mice for mothers gentle treacL Right well we knew that she would come to tuck us up in bed Was ever such a tender knack for mak ¬ ing life all rosy A touch so deft a loving pat and we were oh so cozy The wind might rack thecattling sash and - ¬ mit thrush contained 19 locusts two olive backed thrushes had gathered in 55 locusts two Wilsons thrushes ab ¬ sorbed 73 of the pests while five cat birds had called 152 of the insects Three blue birds yielded 677 of the hoppers and one little ruby crowned kdnglet showed up 29 as the resultof tained the remains of 265 locusts three wood thrushes had 68 locusts one her- ¬ They Should Be Employed in the ConHtrnction o Rontls The abnormal floods alonjr the Missis sippi river have provoked much discussion of ways and means for preventing their future recurrence or for restrain ing the swollen stream within safe limits Some urge a stronger and higher system of levees others the opening of new or reopening of old channels through which the river may be partly or- wholly diverted from its present course and others yet other projects all of course involving the doing oi much work and the spending of much money The further suggestion is made as applicable for the execution of any of these schemes that the manual labor required on the vast job shall be done by the able bodied inmates of the prisons of the various interested stales This suggestion is an eminently practical one and it leads to the further suggestion that just such jobs afford the best possible held for the emplo3ment of ¬ ¬ - Is a Husbands Inspiration woman especially when she is the mother of a family is a damper to all joyoushesa in the home 1 sometimes marvel at the patience of some hus hands If a woman finds that her energies are flagging A sickly ead-and-alive Ml People never get encouragement for doing the Good Samaritan act in the interests of the public as the man decided who offered to assist a distracted woman and ameliorate the sufferings of a lot of people on a suburban ear The boy who howls was in evidence the curled darling of his only own mother and the terror of everybody else and he had kept the car in a state of wild excitement and exhausted the patience of everybody including his doting parent Oh if your father were only here she had said for the fiftieth time as she tried vainly to restrain the howling terror At that he stopped howling long enough to beat the air with his small shins and the woman on the other side of him remarked audibly that a cage was the proper place for ¬ ¬ u iU i o tt ¬ J i y ipear Accordingly I carefully and cau tiously picked my way along creeping most of the time and always keep ing close to the protection of ax rock or large tree Seeing no signs of lit- dians- - T lost much of my fear and ran openly across the hills 1 ran on for some distance and was finally brought up sharp by fairly running into a camp of the Apaches They had fouilt a small jfcVC 5S5gS--fire and were devouring the provisions our excited pack of mules 3iad that A CROW BLACKBIRD spilled All were so busily engaged in eating however that i vas amper its industry But four tufted titmice 250 specimens ceived I retreated carefully buta sen- ¬ contained no less than nine long tailed chickadees had se- ¬ and tinel that they had posted saw me Bnd cured by hard work 481 of these ene- ¬ sent a rifle ball whizzing an my direc ¬ mies of agriculture Four slender tion much too close foavcomfort I fan billed nuthatches had the remains of assure you I ran madly along stum 92 locusts But the little warblers also bling over logs and rotten stumps I insisted in taking a hand in the gen- ¬ twist the elm trees tall ¬ The storm rage at the pane to us it mat- had a good start and kept in advance of eral massacre for seven golden war- ¬ tered not at all them quite out of gunshot Several It seemed a shame to go to sleep and lose shots were sent after one but all ap blers turned in 77 locusts and 176 other Five black throated green insects the dear delight We had when mother came upstairs and parently fell short I continued win warblers had secured UG of the hop- ¬ X Y Tribune ning scarcely knowing how or where tucked us in at night Minnie Leona Upton in Good House- ¬ and at length came out upon the alkali pers and 104 other insects Four black 123 locusts and keeping MUZZLE FOR HEIFERS plain I had run in a circle of about poll warblers gathered prairie warblers 47 other insects Eight six miles in circumference and had A Nw Kind Which Is Said to Accom ¬ iWYKmVkWtYWWAVkYiVWkWiWi c arrived at the place where the mules showed the remains of 116 locusts and plish Great Thingr s a still larger number of other insects Oneof the puzzling things in dairying had stampeded I was so exhausted 5 A Brush With Apaches Seven barn swallows called dn 139 lo- ¬ is the bad habit that calves and heifers could scarcely move custs eight cave now in desperate straits iiz 326 of the pests swallows exhibited acquire of self sueking and sucking I was five bank swallows each other To remedy this this muz deed I could still hear the yells of the 104 and ten purple martins contained Indians although their cries were be had sacrificed 265 of these insects zle is said to be equally effective for BY P WILBUR SH00P foals and having no spikes cannot hurt coming weaker I looked over toward fymmmmtommmimnfmiimm the foothills expecting to see some one Many of these birds were seen to feed the inmates of their nests with young coming and to my intense relief I saw locusts v i partly obscured by the flying dust a But the roll call does long string of pack mules not stop here THE down through the dark troop of cavalry from the fort I could e en if our space should and we would W mttrT narrow ravine of the Hasayampae river make out the tints of their uniforms gladly give the complete recordjfor v mm canyon and crossing the dry bed of and nothing I have seen before or since the roll of honor includes the yellowthe stream disappeared behind a ledge was as pleasing as that army rolue The -headed blackbird the vireas T ITtlWV of rocks jutting out from the over-- fort was only about 20 miles away and shrikes the bobolinks Baltimore ori wjord liad been irecei vedlhat afternoon oles Brewer s blackbirds purple j CiJ uiiica uuiuvv n VJUUX ct juiji juuu uccu grackle and others which ate locusts erected and live miles up the river was cscajed and were on the warpath and almost without limit Not onlv these a sheep ranch But here no sign of life this troop had been sent to intercept¬ birds did their full duty but even the appeared save the sinuous line of them I guided the soldiers to the In ravens the crows the magpies and mules wending their way across a dian camp v here the Apaches had all the bluciays followed up the ood stretch of alkali plain to the foothills returned having given up their search work and consumed vast numbers sof df- just beyond- - The alkali dust dry as for me MUZZLE FOR HEIFER When they saw they were surrounded the pests The flycatchers arid pewees tinder crushed under the feet of the were not far behind while 348 hopanimals and was wafted away in little by the soldiers they submitted without pers were taken from the stomachs the mother when calf or foal attempts a struggle Their arms were taken of seven puffs at each successive step night hawks The humminer to suck When weaned the flap of away from them and they were forced The straps fastening- the load to the leather in front can be removed y un ¬ to return to their reservation very birds are generally regarded as simply buckling the straps and the other part back of one of the animals became ornamental but Prof Aughey states loosened and I stopped to fix them sullen it is true but without further that his cat caught a specimen of the converted into a useful leather head stall This muzzle does not hinder ani ¬ The other mules filed past and left me hostilities Thus ended my first experience with ruby throated humming bird whose mals from eating grass even if it be a quarter of a mile behind As 1 about stomach contained the bodies of four was tugging away at the straps with the redskin warriors and lam perfect locusts Ten specimens of the yellow very short as the flap if properly fixed the mule occasionally looking back at lv willincf to let it be the last At that billed cuckoos yielded 416 locusts and goes out in front sufficiently to enable me with a quizzical expression showing time I was so much so in fact that Ire 52 other insects But the woodpeck- ¬ them to graze wi th freedom After hav ¬ signed my iJOsition as piloc of a pack plainly on its face 1 hearda sound as of ers were evidently bent on business ing them on for a day or two they besome one slipping over the rocks above imde train and returned to a civilized and did not confine themselves to a come quite adepts at feeding with them The mule looked up sniffed the air region Petersons Magazine single article of diet for 29 woodpeck- ¬ The two leather straps underneath the¬ gave a sudden lurch wrenching the STORY OF A CAPTURE ers contained S53 locusts and 725 in ¬ headstall one on each side and extendmy hands and dashed straps from sects of various sorts Even the birds ing to the flap in front can be shortened AVIt of n AVlfe Saved Her Husband The two iron madly off toward the animals in the of- prey seemed to have joined in the or lengthened at will from the Officer clips which are riveted on the front now a mile ahead and lead probably If I hadnt seen it with any own good work for 18 owls examined dis- ¬ flap of the muzzle are to prevent it roll ¬ already on the summit of the nearest loI played the remains of almost 600 out- ¬¬ ing up when the leather gets wet eyes said the old forty niner foothill The tin buckets provisions v and ouldnt be a tellin it In our camp we custs by other insects Not to be etc that formed the contents of its the owls the xwo i awks which Farm Journal had got kinder civerlized and unless a done load were strewn over the ground quite DEPENDS ON FEEDING feller was strung up immediate fur lift were taken gave up 378 locusts In the promiscuously belong ter him or sime line followed the wild turkeys ¬ The other animals in the train who in dust what didnt title ter grouse prairie hens and quail Emu How to Turn a Promising Calf Into a had been walking- along in ridin off with a boss not havinand held lating the above good examples a large jireviously Proiitable Cow way and only th same we locked him up When calves are intended to be a sleeky mechanical offi variety of shore birds did almost equal- ¬ fair trial twitching their ears and swinging their him fur aguards an We had a regler ter ly good work considering that their grown for cows it is a great mistake to the convicts had feed them so heavily as to increase tails to vary the monotony seemed to cers an wood an cleanin up natural food is largely found in the tendency to fatten Often this canthe work gettin in ¬ be be infected wih the terror of the ani round camp water seen at birth in the thick bull like had broken away from one mal that In view of the above can any One fine lookin feller came in there and joined it in a mad disorder I with his wife an she war finer lookin farmer have a shadow of doubt as to neck and heavy head In such case it is best to fatten and sell to the butcher stepped back under the overhanging nor he was 1 never knowed yet the inestimable value of the birds as and gazed after the ani ¬ ledge of rock aids in protecting his crops If a few no matter what stock may be its ances ¬ cause of their whether he done it or not but it war birds furnished such results for a sin ¬ try But frequently also the calf which mals wondering as to the was caught crawlin out charged seems to be all for a good milker sudden fright Just then a sharp re-- from a that he tent with his pardners swag gle days work what would be the is fed so heavityright on such fattening a stinging sen and Tort rang out I felt put him inter th result were a calculation to be made We caught him in my right ear and could hear workin gang till an gran jury could of the work of all the birds for an en- ¬ food that its tendency for life to pro- ¬ sation the I clapped my nana set on him He had a mighty fine boss tire season All sorts of birds were duce fat and beef rather than milk and xi distinct iping to my ear it was Ibleeding Then the that a lot of us wanted ter buy but nis examined from the pelican with its butter is fully established To grow a reason for the mad fear of the mules wife wouldnt sell an took care of him mammoth form to the gem like hum- - goodcowthe calf should not be stunted came to me A mule that has been used as good as a man could do miner bird and all proved to be the says American Cultivator That will impair digestion which is just as im ¬ Indians are around soon learns where On a Saturday night that feller friends of the farmed in protecting his portant for the cow as it is for a beef to tell by intuition it seems whenever broke guard While we was chasin crops from the ruthless invader How one is near and as they have an inborn round a Chinerman noterfied us as how foolish is he who allows these his allies animal Calves intended to be kept for antipathy toward them never lose any th man was at home with his wife to be hunted as if they were robbers cows should have much succulent food tiine in getting out of the reach of their They must have heerd us comin fur and enemies and especially where he with enough of the kind of nutrition re ¬ rifles This one had fired at me there was a rush from th back door allows them to be slaughtered for no quired to make large growth Then it through a crevice in the rocks but had there was as purty a spring into the good purpose Would space permit we will be well developed and come early done no damage save to clip off the saddle as you ever see an all of us went could refer to hundreds of cases in into heat It is alwiys advisable to tip of my ear-many of which thd evidence is even breed as early as possible Then when expecting an out-¬ elatteriu after th big boss while his stronger than any given above and the tendency to milk production has We were not then rider waved a hat an mocked at us We break A few months before Gen Cook f ollered f er miles droppin out one by all of such unquestioned truthfulness been fully established good feeding had gathered in the hostile Apaches¬ one till me an th sheriff had th trail as to leave no doubt as to the facts in with the best food will turn the product and placed them under military con¬ We could change bosses but fur ten the matter A vord to the wise is suf- - of the feed into the milk pail where it were vill be most for the farmers profit to trol The former horrors and off for hours that there big black kept th ficient our have it at ease gotten and we were H H WATERS road an showed us his heels Then his The only weapon I carried was rider jist coolly got off and set down on guard ORCHARD AND GARDEN Words of a Wise Man a navy revolver a poor instrument to a log ter wait fur us We galloped up Good roads throughout this common- ¬ cope with a rifle in the hands of a with guns in both hans an ordered a The mulberry is easily grown savage wealth are absolutely necessary I am bloodthirsty Nasturtiums are pretty and easily surrender Durn me if it I rrlanced up through the break in the purty woman an we neverwasnt th for the good roads bill and all that it grown see either means and will be until it becomes a recks and saw an Apache in full waiv of em again Paisoned bran is recommended for Detroit Free Press down to ascertain the law Representative Ebenezer Adams cutworms dress peering A Cnlinary Device of Pennsylvania result of his shot As I kept still he Vicks Magazine recommends mulch Young Husband Dear what was thought he had finished me and so It is much more economical to stone for the peas losing his caution in his cupidity for that white powder you dropped into Dont let the Kohl rabi become too canned cherries or fresh ones before scalps he ventured out frombehindthe the fire Young Wife cooking That was using them in pies than it is to buy arti ¬ old before working rocks and began climbing down This Dont put much money in new varie- was my opportunity and I drew my baking powder stupid I Im ready to ficial teeth Western Plowman t ties until you learn about them from Revolver and fired at him and had the jput the cake into the oven N Y it you grow flowers you must ap- - some other source than the glib tongrci somewhat gruesome satisfaction of see- - World ply vrater - J i ar ent nY ¬ JUi i f s- ¬ Er- jVi-i-skriiSSc- T -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ convict labor Country and suburban roads for ex- ¬ ample which in all parts of the union are in need of improvement The spring season is the best of all times for road building It is the very time when farmers and villagers are most busy with other matters and can least well devote attention to the roads And it is the time when the housed up pris- ¬ oners are most in need of wholesome oc- ¬ cupation in the open air There are three elements of the problem which unerringly point to its right solution If to do work when it can best be done with the least possible disturbance of other industries and at the lowest cost to the proprietor and to the greatest benefit to the workmen and indeed to all concerned if that be business wis dom the inmates of our state prisons should be set at road making forthwith In that way they will get the exercise they need the public will get the much needed good roads and there will be no competition between convict and free labor How much the convicts need such work is demonstrated in the Kings county penitentiary where the inmates are reported to be in danger of going mad some of them actually doing so through enforced idleness How much improved roads are needed almost any suburban or rural village will testify ¬ Johnny dear asked his you be a good boy Roars and kicks from Master Johnny Oh I wish your father were here to give you a good trouncing this very minute she wailed as she struggled with him Then it was that the philanthropist of the company asserted himself He had been trying in vain to read his morning paper ever since he started from home Allow me madam he said blandly I am a father myself and I will be happy to chastise your cherub in behalf of his absent savages like him and that everything mother wolit tires her cusuurueu her sleep is j w 0 j hy horrible dreams she often wakes sud- ¬ and that ing the sweet infant with Times Herald denly in the nisrht with a feeling of suffocation and alarm she v parent must at once regain her strength Oh no you wont not if I know it said Johnnys mother rising in her wrath It matters not where she lives she like a tigress There aint that man living can write a letter Mrs Pinkham dare lay a finger on that boy his own father or any other ugly catamount who of Lynn Mass will reply promptly The following thinks he knows it all and she shut off and without charge debate by going into the next car and tak- shows the power of Lydia E Pink ¬ J ¬ her Chicago Dear Mrs Pinkham I have suf-¬ fered for over two years with falling man as he entered the sanctum for copy enlargement and ulceration of the and noted the editors bleeding nose swol- ¬ womb and this spring being in such a len forehead puffed red eye and tattered dusty coat Fall downstairs No only weakened condition caused me to flow that replied the editor pointing with his for neatly six months Some times finger to a paragraph in the paper before ago urged by friends I wrote to you him Its in our account of the Crapley for advice After using the treatmentSmith wedding It ought to read Miss which you ad¬ Smiths dimpled shining face formed a leasing contrast with Mr Crapleys strong vised for a short g old physiognomy But see how it was time that ter printed Miss And the foreman read rible flow Smiths pimpled skinny face formed a leasing contrast with Mr Crapleys stony topped 1 ami E aid physiognomy Crapley was just in now gaining hams Vegetable Compound panied with a letter of advice accom- ¬ There Was Fisrlit in Him Still Whats the matter inquired the fore- ¬ - here continued the editor throwing one blood streaked handkerchief in the waste basket and feeling in his pockets for a clean one and he but just send that fool of a proof reader in here Theres fight left in Typographical Journal me yet No Such Thing ex- ¬ Five dollars claimed an indignant man who had used the long distance phone for as manv minutes and j et they say talk is cheapv Judge lis HB K- strength - rJ and flesh and have better- had for the A woman really has no good luckin mar rying unless she marries a man on his deathbtfd and he leaves her his life insurance Atchison Globe The boy who bit a green apple remarked with a wry face Twas ever thus in childhood sour ¬ ¬ all distressed- say suffering women do not suffer longer when there is one so kind and willing Mrs F S Bennett West to aid you phalia Kans IUutlieiiitles f st ten than have Iyears health frl ¬ ¬ THE MARKETS CattlecommonS Select Luichers CALVES 1 uir to good light HOGa Common Mixed packers r LiKht bhipoers IilVE STOCK Cincinnati July 2 -- 5 a 3 85 5 tO 3 00 3 10 f 3 55 3 00 5 30 3 Oil -- 12 3 00 4 25 5 5 3 40 3 45 3 60 3 S5 5 40 3 45 T a I agcHlltvsalonelyspot 00 LAMdS SHLEPCnoice bpnng J LOUK inter f mily GKaiN Wheat No red V 78 u Vo -- 7 -- I HAY Prime to choice PkOVI IONS Mess pork Lurd Prime steam BUiTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPIKS Per bbl POlATJEs N NEW YORK FLOUR Wintei paiii GRAiN Wheat so lnorthn No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Uats No Z Rye No 2 There are people who tell us the distance old Mother Earth is from the stars counting miles upon miles into millions as the distance from Neptune to Mars The way they throw figures is awful on the size of the little sun spot and how long it would take to walk round it if it wasnt so deuced ly hot They measure the depth of the ocean and the distance across it as well get the weight in the air of a meteor and locate the right spot where they fell But abtronomers and mathematicians alL confess that they cant get just right the miles gone over by papa when he totes the cross kid in the night N Y World ¬ ¬ 1 1 10 25 C 2 03 175 4 33 ¬ 2red cornno 2 mixed OAib Mixed No 76 8 25 - POKK New mess LAR Western I CHICAGO 4 20 FLOUR Winter pauio GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago soring OATs No 2 PORK Mess LAKu Steam BALTIMORE FLOUR--Famil- y TORN No 2 25V5 7 45 3 87J4 v 3 80 71 ¬ GKAIN Oiu--N- Corn Wheat No Mixed 2 o 2 LARD ReHned white 25 3 80 3 90 i0 CATTLE First quality HOGS Western PORK uess Queen ic Orescent During the Tennessee Centennial and In- ¬ ternational Exposition at Nashville Tenn a low rate special tariff has been established 3 75 S for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati and 554 other terminal points on the Queen Cres- ¬ 2 50 cent Route 2 25 Tickets are on sale daily until further no ¬ tice to Chattanooga at 5675 one way or 720 4 65 round tiin from Cincinnati the round trip 78 tickets being good seven days to return 76 other tickets with longer return limit at 2974 090 and at 1350 for the round trip 22y j 8 75 These rates enable the public to visit 4 12 Nashville and other Southern points at rates never before offered Vestibuled trains of the finest class are at the disposal of the 40 4 passenger affording a most pleasant trip 69 and enabling one to visit the very inter-¬ 70J4 25 esting scenery and important battle grounds 175 in and about Chattanooga Lookout Moun ¬ 7 50 tain and Chickamauga National Military 3 90 Park Tickets to Nashville to visit the Centennial can be repurchased at Chatta- ¬ 4 15 nooga for 340 round trip Ask your ticket 714 agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q 30J4 C Route South or write to 26 11 50 W C RINEARSON Genl Passr Agent 16 85 Cincinnati 0 l7 34 10 50 9 00 4 15 4 10 m m - INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 76 24 18H 3 75 26 4 00 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam A Kings Humor We have a long ac- count to settle with Turkey said Pn neeUonstantine grimly Yes said King vaeorce witn a snnp anri its n rrmrMTUT rin- count at that Cleveland Plain Dealer Dear me said an old lady who prob ably never knew of such a game as base- ¬ ball dear me How this craze for china is growing Heres a club in New York city that is paying 3000 for a pitcher ¬ - CornMixed ft 65 26H 20 jr J 8 50 4 12H - ¬ -- ill MdH ICSEEIiCS9 Butterflies 7 an iI JI 11 w Washington Irving said he supposed certain hill was called Rattlesnake Hill because it abounded in butterflies The rule of contrary governs other names Some bottles are sup- ¬ Sarsaparilla because they are full of posedly labeled well we dont know what they are full or but we know its not sarsapa-¬ rilla except perhaps enough for a flavor Theres only one make of sarsaparilla that can be relied on to be all it claims Its Ayers It has no secret 10 keep Its formula is open to all This formula was examined by the Medical Com- ¬ physicians mittee at the Worlds Fair with the result that while every other make of sarsaparilla was excluded from the Fair Ayers Sarsapa- ¬ rilla was admit a and honored by awards It was admitted be-¬ cause it was the best sarsaparilla It received the medal as the best No other sarsaparilla has been so tested or so honored Good motto for the family as well as the Fair Admit the best exclude the rest Any doubfLbout it Send for the Curebook It kills doubts and cures doubters Address J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass 3 5 it S75 S SO SILOS WILLIAMS MFC CO HOW TO BUILD ask KALAWAZM MICH Western Wheel Works CfftCAGO CATAL9G VE FREE GURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS LCfJOtS coses treatment Free WlWr O f Ganger A N K WECEN Send for book of testimonials and qulclcrelieCandcHresworst Dr H U QRKKVS MXS AUaau le lays a CUBES AT HOME send stamp for book Dr JIHAMLIS ft CO PiJte BulldiBff CiaclHuati Ohio Beat Cough Syrup in time Tastes Good sola by druzKlBts Ue E 1665 WKITJN TO ADVCRTISX1 please state that yen saw ike Advert meat la this paper i - V lJmaAimOU ir JtjLli-iMs- - -- Aa r WfBPK THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JULY 131807 -- 8 AXNOUNCEJLENTS jfU WLW Dissolution Of FOR STATE SENATOR Paitpi CHINS AND THE MAN - Vi rn9 Your Jaw Give You Away Beflwrn You Speak 4 -- te SP tv- - V We are authorized to announce The partnership of Drs Roberts James M Thomas as a candidate Ussery is by mutual consent dissolved Senator the from All accounts of the firm are payable for State Twenty eighth Senatorial District to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in ¬ composed of the counties of Bourbon debtedness of the firm W C USSERY Montgomery and Clark subject to the ¬ H H ROBERTS action of the Democratic primary eleApril 30 1897 ction July 31st -- 1 -- 4 FOR JAILER Rlliall eXeC- PPHnil A We are authorized to announce Wm UCOillJ tjvw ilLfll Anal rao Ttvni as a candidate for Jailer of The first of American Newspa- ¬ nfive force The development of other Collins Bourbon CouLty subject to the action this pers CHAS A DANA Editor faculties often makes up for enm defectj o the Republican party witK A small well rounded THE SUN Protruding cuius characterize men SUG- Ua - js nn jii WAJincjj ojl uuo rial- fhprfi fvne tu cessful people usually carry their chins thrust forward with compressed lips J This chiri if heavy wiui muuu mmi and swelling masseters indicates fight- ¬ ing blood A retreating chin shows lack of force mentally morally and physically usu ally of the yielding sort soon discourr ¬ TWIN OTHERS 3 - FOR CIRCUIT CLERK I We are authorized to announce A J American Idea the American dimpled all the more so for dimple Go rett as a candidate for Circuit Clerk chins belong to coquettes jreopio witn subject to the action of the Republican Spirit These first last and all dimples love to be petted and loved party IiL p ndmiration and uraise generally red cushion of The American Constitution the mobile andn nlpnsnro lovinti owner if4 4niirnfp5 flesh upon ij the time forever III F FOR ASSESSOR m b- - - of the Republican party Bourbon County subject to the action We are authorized to announce Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of CJ Daily by mail - Daily Sundayby mail 6 8 a year ouuerative and long lived M Rrnad chins sianifv nobleness andt a year thin3j large dignity unless vertically when if with it there be thin lips oW jfjj bloodless kind you find cruelty cui 11UH1C rpik Uio ohin ia hpnlfihv - v rtcnoliw UUJiJ uu rf UOUUHJ HHKBBBB H RB e The Sunday Sun We are authorized to announce C L is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world firmness and executive ability These Hough as a candidate for Assessor of fo the action Price 5c a copy By mail 2 a year Bourbon County subject make good haters of the Republican party Drunkards usually have a circular Address THE SUN New York FOR POLICE JUDGE Dry We Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party are authorized to announce Wm MeiingWBHgk Enough For ail the Winter Evenings Ir c k Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to che action of the Democratic R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Wto are authorized to announce John ALMOST 208 5th Ave N Y the following prize novels TWO IIUNDREL AND FIFTY SIX pages regular price FIFTS cts for FIFTY cents any FOUR for ONE DOLLAR any TEN for ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF the whole library of SIXTEEN volumes By C M S Mc- 6 THE SALE OF A SOUL I lan By A S Van 7 THE COUSIN OF THE KING Westrnm By Clarice L 8 SIX MONTHS IN HADES By Captain 9 THE SKIRTS OF CHANCK Alfred Thompson 10 ANTHONY KENT Bv Charles Stokes W ayne ll AN ECLIPSE OF VIRTUE By Champion Bissell 12 AN UNSPEAKABLE SIREN By JohnGilliat 13 THAT DREADFUL WOMAN By Harold R Vvnne By Gilmer McKen- 14 A DEAL IN DENVER 15 WHY SAYS GLADYS By David Christie GIRL By L H 16 A VERY REMARKABLE Bickford By Harold R 17 A MARRIAGE FOR HATE Vvnno 18 OUT OF THE SULPHUR By T C De Leon Bv C ampiou Bissell 19 THE WRONG MAN By Anita 20 THE HTTNT FOR HAPPINESS Vivanti Chartrs By Harold 1 HER STRANGE EXPERIMENT H Vynne ET Indicate by the numbers the novels you want SST line about their chins Slovens have wrinkles about their Calico 3c chins Challie 3c Long thin chins are poetical unsta Lawn 3C Such ble and delicate in constitution Gingham 3c mil send on receipt of tbis adv and FIFTEEN cents in stamps any one o party FOR 31AYOR they are prone to tuber- - 20 yds Bleached Muslin 100 i 14 yds Lonsdale and Mason ville BlearJiPd Muslin ftl w w k culosis generally short lived Dress Gingham 5c Medium chins with a suggestive bi furcation in the center with small Handsome Percales 7 c mounds of flesh on either side charac- - i Jilack Sateen YC J terize generosity impulsiveness cheery Crash 4c a Towels 5o up natures The same sized chins with dab of flesh just under the center of Lace Curtains 40c up - S mouth too the tyoB - kt k hL Iki - Clothing 600 300 300 200 imt Mom I Ik 8ioo w ijfc yr mr u u f as a candidate for City of Paris subject to Mayor of the the action of the Democratic party WeKare authorized to announce W T Brooks as a candidate to- - Mayor or tne city of Paris subject to the action of Benj We are Perry authorized to announce the Democratic party Bed Quilts 49c up K B 2sTo one feature can be taken judging character Often develop licking 5c up ment of other faculties of mind or fea White Goods 4ic up tnre entirely governs In each case take Shirting Cotton 4c up beforev Cottonade lOic totality of indications the Lodies Skirts 95c judging St Louis Clinique Ladies Shirt Waists 25c winaow snaaes iuc up W HINTON Agent iFire Wind and Storm O SHIP CUSHIONS Insurance OLD THE VERY BEST PROMPT RELIABLE PAYING NON UNION r H- BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM WOLEDO - DETROIT All Points in Michigan U CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars NEW YORK Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Diniug Cars Be sure your tickets read via FOUR f BIG o Mccormick D s Passenger Traffic Mgr J5 MAKTIX Gen Pass CINCINNATI Tkt Agt O r ASSIGNEES NOTICE BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT Lizzie M and Sidney D signee Plaintiff vs Clays AS- - ILizzie M Clay etc Defendants Claims against the assigned estates of Lizzie M and Sidney D Clay must be presented for allowance before the first Uuless pre- ¬ day of September 1897 by that date they will be barred sented as per order of court in the above styled action Creditors are notified to have tneir demands properly proven an 3 pre sent them to the undersigned at the Citizens Bank of Paris Ky or leave them at tne law offices of McMillan Talbott WM MYALL and Sidnev till lsep Assignee of Mrs Lizzie M D Clay St ASSIGNEES NOTICE Slightly Used Pianos All persons having claims against the assigned estate of Chas R Turner are requested to present them to me at my office in Paris Ky properly proven as Tequired by law Those knowing them- ¬ selves indebted to the estate are request- ¬ ed to settle promptly and save costs of I Sm lr- tN l HJL A suit MST WS ji - Jl 29je HARMON STITT Assignee SfcV 1 ASSIGNEES NOTICE i 41 -- 1 - V persons having claims against the assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby notified to present same at once properly pro yen to the undersigned or same may be barred hy law T E ASHBROOK Assignee of T H Tarr ¬ Mann Ashbrook Attys 22 je psE BIT - ten side headaches r Wrights Celery Tea25gcuyes constlpa r at drug gists - 25c Dress Goods now 19r Prices for Ten Days Measuring Vessels For Their Outfit What 50c Dress Goods now 3yc Cliin rtricliirkTia Af 1rrln ff c Goods now 49c When a new vessel is ready to be fitted special prices out with her cushions she is measured gllts for them not as a church would be for Special prices on our Ladies and Childrens Shoes and blippers in Ian and Black a certain number of cushions of a spec- ified size to supply a certain number of X pews but every space in which a cush On a ion is to be placed separately be a number of large vessel there might With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets youV cushions of the same dimensions but get free a large handsome glass framed picture marine architecture is such that cush ¬ V Kemember these are special prices for 10 days Dont delay Come now and you will reap - a ions may be required on the same vessel in a great variety of forms and of vary- ¬ harvest REMEMBER THE PLACE ing dimensions even within given lines narrower at one end for instance than at the other And cushions are madeto fit around masts and around the roundjl ed ends of cabins and in other spaces THE GREATEST where they must be made in the form a circle and ship Cushions FASHION MAGAZINES r of an arc of shaped and inother shapes are made V to fit into various nooks and jogs HOUSE ASD LOT AID BLACK ¬ All cushions are made with a vertical AWARDED DIPLOMA Implements For Sale i4iifivi front edge and most of them are made Farm SMITH SHOP FOIi SALE ship ANDSIIVER MEDAL AT with a vertical rear edge abut cushions are often made with rounded T HAVE a lot of new farming imple DESIRE to sell my house and lot or beveled rear edge to fit handsomely I merits which have never been used will sell cheap for cash with blacksmith ehop at Jackson- ¬ against the side of the vessel which that I EXPOSITION IN PARIS 7 double shovel plows ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal serves as a back to the seat but may 2 pony plows auce in twelve months For further EAST BOUND slope away at a sharper angle than seat 6 pair double trees PRICE CENTS particulars address or call on t t LV Louisville backs commonly do 830am 600pm 12 5 tooth cultivators BENJ F SHARON 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington Practically every boat that is set 1 nice surrey 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS 292 Lv Lexington llam 850pm 830am 550pm 1 barouche afloat whatever she may be big or lit Lv Winchester ll5Sam 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterliugi225pm 010ptn 950am 705pm 2 phaeton buggies tle is individually measured through ¬ TOILETTES PUBLISHING CO Ar Washington 61 am 310pm out for her cushions The same matpri Ar PhiladelphialOl5am 7 05pm H HAGGARD J 1240nn 908Hm ArNew York als for stuffing cushions that are used Orlenus old stand corner Fourth and 126VEST23STNEWY0RK JEJLmTJ3ESE2 iO on land are used on the water hair WEST BOUND High Streets cush- ¬ moss cotton and so on and ship t t Paris Ky Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 055am 250pm PARIS KENTUCKY ions are sometimes stuffed with cork 800am 520pm 73jam 345pm Ar Lexington 911am 030pm- clippings for their buoyant properties Ar Frankfort ArShelby ville 1001am 720pm The materials most commonly used in 1100am 815pm Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Ar Louisville GO YEARS covering church cushions are damasks Your work is promptly answered Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ jHfBSljf EXPERIENCE and reps the damasks more generally solicited Prices reasonable cept Sunday other trains run daily The material most commonly used in Through Sleepers between Louisville Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati covering ship cushions is mohair plush Lexington and New York without Ohio change which is made in various colors and Xasliville Exposition For rates Sleeping Car reservations or qualities Leather is also used in cover- ¬ Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Buv your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ any information call on ¬ ing ship cushions especially in smoknati and Queen Crescent Koute to Chatta ¬ F B Carr nooga Visit the historic city and the great ing rooms and chartrooms and aboard TRADE MARK8 Agent L TUESDAY JULY 13TH 1897 battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout N R R yachts and it costs little if any more DESIGNS Mountain speud a day at the Chicamauga or George W Barney Paris Ky returning every second Tuesday in each National Military Park then refreshed and COPYRIGHTS Ac than a fine quality of mohair plush Div Pass Agent Anyone sending a sketch and description may month ready for new conquests continue the jour-¬ New York Sun quickly ascertain free whether an invention is Lexington Ky Optician LandmaL ney Low rates to the great Exposition in probably patentable Communications Btrictly effect via this pleasant route confidential Oldest agency for securing patents has been visiting this The Queeu Crescent train service is per- ¬ Modern Awnings in America We have a Washington office city regularly for over fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ Patents taken through Munn Co receive Scarcely any object is more conspic- ¬ special notice in the five years and has ad- ¬ surpassed anywhere to uous in the summer season than the the Ir justed glasses to the one you want yourjourifey read be a pleasant SCIENTIFIC AMERIGAN RAILROAD TI3IE CARD see that via Cincinnati tickets awning said Mr BifBeton In none eyes of the best people and Queen Crescent beautifully illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year W U Riuearson G P A Cincinnati O is our progress in civilization more apof Paris and Bourbon N R R L 150 six months Specimen copies and Hand parent Awning stripes are made now- ¬ County and has proven himself comBook ok Patents esnt free Address ARRIVAL OF TRAINS N Kates To Nashville L adays ia a great variety of styles and in petent thorough reliable and honest MUNN CO I BroiKiway New York get Landmans glasses from 301 You can From Cincinnati 11 1G a m 538 p various colors and shades of color It is Tenn Centennial and International Clark Clays drug store between his m 1015 p m quite possible to get an awning to match visits and when he makes his regular Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to From Lexington 439 a rn 745 a m a building or one that shall contrast yonr eyes thorough- ¬ Oct 31st 97 L visit he will 339 p m 627 p m N will sell tickets with it agreeably I have seen lately ly and make examine any change necessary to From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m a large brownstone building equipped give satisfaction Examination free at following rates for the round trip 333 pm with awnings having alternate stripes J Fithian April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 rroiu maysviiie 748 a m 3U p m References Drs W in two shades of brown shading admi- ¬ Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C 1260 April 29 to Oct 30gfinal limit 15 DEPARTURE OF TRAINS rably with the stone the whole produc- ¬ D Cram of Paris 925 April days from date of sale ing a massive harmonious and pleasing To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including effect I have seen buildings of light 6Ab p m date of sale 700 To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m colored bricks with light stone or terra F B Carr Agt 545 p m 1021 p m cotta trimmings equipped with awnings To Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m in stripes of darker colors and of some ¬ 1025 p m of standard makes are better than new what fanciful design as to the width To Mays ville 755 a m 635 p m CINCINNATI M FRASRFORT ones of low grade and occasionally can and grouping of the stripes giving an F B Carr Agent effeec somewhat Etriking perhaps but Iu Effect March 1 1897 be bought for less money We have decidedly picturesque Sal Local S 1818 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY now a few unusual bargains in The fact is that in the hands of a WILL BE FOUND IN EAST BOUND competent person the awning may now G30am 300pm easily be made a great embellishment of Lve Frankfort 643am 320pm ArrElkhorn the building and properly put up as THE BOURBON NEWS 651 am 832pm SCARW MILLER has recaivl Arr Switzer indeed most of them are nowadays it 702am 348pm Arr Stamping Ground the exclusive agency for this andvii AND THE ArrDuvalls 708am 358pm adjoining becomes a thingof beauty and a joy if counties for the sale of t 720am 415pm Arr Georgetown used so little as to be practically good not forever at least for the summer Bryans new book entitled The First Georgetown 800am 430pm Lve 812am 442pm Battle Arr Newtown as new indeed not one person in a months is written in Mr Bryans r Exchange 822am 452pm best style Itclear Centreville WHWI J ENQUIRER Arr Elizabeth concise and logical hundred could detect the difference 828am 458pm Arr 840am 510pm His inspiring language full of keem The process of scouring needles bright Arr Paris VYUML1 as they are in perfect condition satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm i about week mixed WEST BOUND We invite you to call takes oil softa soap They arepewder throughout We have arranged a Clubbing Rate interest and instruct not only those who 0 with and empty 920am 530pm were Lve Paris early and investigate his most devoted followers but Full particu- ¬ wrapped in loose canvas and placed in 932am 542 pm Arr Elizabeth by which we can eive 938am 548pm also his most ardent opponents The V Arr Centreville lars cheerfully furnished a kind of mangle worked by mechanical Newtown 948am 558pm books contains about 600 pages printed One Year for only 225 Arr Georgetown buyers 1000am 610pm from large power This scouring process done the Both Papers Arr clear type with 32 full page 1040am 635pm Lve Georgetown We are sole representatives 275 Arr Duvalis needles are Svashed in hot water and Regular Price for Both is a magnificent colored 1056am 646pra illustrations for the celebrated 1110am 653pm presentation plate and an autograph dried in sawdust STEINVVAY PIANOS sum Arr Stamping Ground We save you generous part of this 1125am 704pm preface Arr Switzer handsomely bound in cloth 1135am 711pm Elkhorn your cash with order to Arr Frauk fort In India the flesh of the elephant is a Send or bring 725pm half morocco or full morocco at 175 1155am Arr Co 225 and 275 each Mail orders will favorite dish while in Arabia thehorse BOUftBON NEWS GEO B HARPER C D BERCAW THE 121 and 123 West Fourth Street and in Egypt the camel are eatemwith receive prompt attention Addrpss Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt I Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky Paris Ky Fkankfort Ky relish CINCINNATI O i j23wt-- Curtain Scrim 5c up up i v Mens Pants 25c worth 75c Mens Pants good values49c worth 125 Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c Boys Knee Pants 25c j Mens Suits were 15 now 900 sv Mens Suits j were 12 now- 790 Mens Suits wm p S10 now Sfi j10 v vm j Mens Suits were 8 now 500 yv Mens Suits were 5 now 375 Mens Suits were 475 now 295 Knee Pants Suits 49c M Knee Pants Suits 1 Knee Pants Suits 125 Knee Pants Suits 150 Mens Shoes woilh 175 now 125 Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 3 Lb Mens Laundered Shirts White and Colored 44c Mens Laundered blurts worth 1 nowovje Big line of Sheets Hats Trunks etc at Spciai prs prs prs prs wt - r w m vr r - V J gt FREE v - Jo Of All BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY -- J TIMS TABLE m i bit - am 25 4 W ¬ JOHN CONNELLY LH Landman MD I R 1 ¬ ¬ r a 311 ALL THE NEWS WORTH READING H 1 Ml m w High Grade Pianos o The First Battle f f W cl ai out-of-to-wn tr A Sc Ernest Urchs - j - B - x rissj t 7 f z f v- 31-3Z-- w4 5 dJiPk rAm tVi 1W BTOWgi gmwaPCTyq

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