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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 20, 1897

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Va j r r v V r - - V l v V tmWv J - - - t i -- Hi - r TH CHAfclP MILLER WBB BE BE BbwA BM HJ IBB tH fn Mb pfi Editors and Owners nt PRINTED EVERY TUESDAmND FRXDAY t4MFWf Established feb i ZZESX 1881 i SEVENTEENTH YEAR LjAjj miw -- PARIS BOURBON CO KY u-i qHSDAY JULY 20 azmt Tallage 1897 n S3Z S33ar53ESSC2sc3XEiza3rn22a ass MILLERSBURG iBHniuii iiijj MHWr NO tl8 M iii ynunT m M MI M rsxszBssssmzsssa IJigh Bridge Clearance Sale BOYS News Notes Gathered In And About The VUursr the EvZem Mr Layson Tarr has been quite ill for place on the pro occiipieSjtuapniioipal the past week gram loStnrday aud Sunday July Mrs Thos Prather returned to Mays 24th aud2 and the creat Taliuage lick last Friday will preacfflSTnly 31st and August 1st Mrs A C Cooks mother died last A brilliantJoifram is arranged for m tervenintajtys of week at Mt Carinel Fleming County special feature of music sermons and a illustrated lectures by of Cincinnati Messrs J x Jr and Sanford Allen Pror Sn Low raixctirsion8 from all points went to Torrent on the excursion Sun ¬ on the Qaeeri day Crescent Cincinnati to SomerseiSe small bills or ask your The Pony Base Ball nine will play ticket agenrafor particulars Ruddles Mills Saturday on the latters W C RINEAUSON grounds Gen Pass Agent Miss Mae Turner left yesterday for a to her old home at Rappahanock visit WrWr THBHigpBridce Camp Metin con- ¬ venes JnTjfgpU to Anirust 1st inclusive Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky - iRir7118 Hdt Weatlier Goods In Great Variety r x Lawn Furniture Hammocks Mosquito Bars -- ICE 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 Ms sale no paper talk but actual facts Our Furnishing Goods department is com plete new styles of shirts neckwear etc ar- iying every week Give us an early call Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys county Va Carpenter Hunter took the 100 roadster premium at Lancaster last week on Wilko Mrs John Wilson went to Carlisle Friday to visit relatives and will then visit at Midway Mclntyre shipped two McCHntock cars of lambs and two cars of hogs to Cincinnati Friday Mr Gates Rice and family of North Middletown were guests of JIr3 Nancy Thompson Sunday Mr Mordica Throckmorton of Mt Olivet was the guest of Mr and Mrs Jos A Miller Sunday Miss Katie Miller returned Friday from an extended visit with relatives and friends in Covington Miss Lucylee Allen and Miss Jennie M Purnell are visiting Mrs Louis Rogers near Paris this week Mrs Hiram Dooly of Flemingsburg is the guest of her sister Mis Saml Dodson who is improving slowly Mr Morris Hook of Brooks ville was the guest of his cousin Mrs Jas A Butler from Saturday until Monday ciuu sii SbMw Straw Mattings At Lowest Prices F SIMMONS Of HocltinMort o Iteciniimeiids Wrights mm C elery Capsules O Hockhiajport To August Co 14 96 thefljht Mlical Fine Medium and Low Priced Chamber Suits Parlor Suits Folding Beds J3rass Beds Iron Beds Odd Dressers Wash Stands Chif--fon- iers Dressing Tables etc Popular Finishes In- ¬ spection Invited WrighLSjjIery Capsules for stomach GentiIkn IbbI Columbus Ohio I have been using months JaraUfiud them even greater than rttcouimejmled With pleasure and recommend them to the snffSBHJgpullic D F SlIVIMONS 00 Sold 63 WjL T Brooks at 50c and ry r box mm address on postal to the Vright mm Vo Columbus Ohio for BHBfffl1 1 1 tronhlemnonstipation for some three Carpets Furniture Wall Paper JDraperies TT Yours verv truly 1 A XSjESWDO1 8 to 12 a m Jt U w trial izBjiiTee TH T Co 1 PATENTS u tion simaui lcauaches 25c - wn crfrrlrfi ifv lr f - aaus IFGENE W JOHNSON V L Jf t rea cureij consnpa- - at drugrgists Office over G S Varden Office Hours J SB1IW Of Peclc SOLICITOR AND ATTOlKfEY IN PAT ¬ ENT CAUSES 1729 New York Ave Washington JD C Oillce establislied 1SG8 CO itisi rBlHaaSBMHTEnKlSuMPvKiBBScSinnMfcd mr Columbus Ohio Gentsr ljhave purchased n box of Wrights Mr Jas Arthur sold his crop of fifteen Celery CapgUles from lames T Blaser dru rist WaAjejjry O and used hogsheads of tobacco last week in Cin- ¬ Trouble antllCoistipation them for Stomach 1 was unable to cinnati at an average price of Qh cents do aiiythlTjspor nearly two years E used three bbxcSfpf your Celery Capsules aud they Mrs T M Purnell and daughters have curedjme For the benefit of others so Misses Bessie and Mary A returned afllictedJwJish to send this letter fyery ruly yours Monday from a visit with relatives in W S ArpsM Wil Pold byliclrusiists at 50c and SI per box Paris endadtlrg on postal to the Wright Med Mrs S C Allen of Sharpsburg and Co GbluThbtis O for trial size free sa dht s Celery Cnpoiiles Tqthe1 Bgjlil Medical Co JSkVVlJ mo Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S to op ru iiuM-i- j -- Cliargcs moderate Correspondence Kequested i3SC Wtii n ljiii 2mar lian98 i U1 i 5 iVT M i cars of wheat in the past week at M1G uuaituoum auu VV T Brooks druggist cents to 62i cents Peed Butler have jobs to be first class bought anout 8000 bushels Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders Mrs Chas Fredrick and daughter Miss Mary left Saturday to visit Mr W H Hi Johnson and family at Mt Sterling and will return Irom there to Louisville 9 M wife Mr Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash EdMr Jeff and Vimont and E Savage Mr T Jngels We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing smd wife Mrs wife Ingels Mrs Sue Mary HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted Jaynes Mr and Mrs Jas Woolums Mr F B Vimont end Miss Blanch Darnell attended the funeral of Withers Throckmorton Sunday at Cynthiana Cii The Millersburg fire department has of a cough a hacking racking been reinforced by the addition of a rasping cough that irritates the splendid hand engine Mayor Yerkes lungs and leads to dire results FOR and the Paris City Council having It is in such cases that courteously loaned to the town of Millersburg their engine Rescue ifi This engine is in good shape and will wrHHdi 8 ht3 throw as much water as a steamer having been displaced by a steamer in the interest of quick service only The This will be a saving to you of 10 to 15 Rescue was brought down Fridaj-- and as soon as a few hundred feet of hose S5rrj is added to the local department the Burg can boast of a department equal sv to any town of its class Additional proves its wonderful efficacy cisterns are also talked of fi a a mr n ih t ia m nn ji w ib vb tba h ha j va jb i The cause of the trouble is eradicated the irritation is al- ¬ i layed the lungs are healed and Excursion to Old Point Comfort strengthened and cold leaves i the system as snow disappears On Thursday July 22dthe Chesapeake S before the sunshine of spring and Ohio Railroad will run its annual 33r Bells i3 an inExcursion to Old Point Comfort Va fallible remedy ior all lung and bronchial Fred Lansing V troubles slight or severe All druggists leaving Lexington at 1125 a m and V sell It at 25c 50c and 100 a bottle or it Cutter reaching Old Point at noon next day will be sent upon receipt of price Only 1100 will be charged for the round Jj The E E Sutherland IXedielne Co TaUueab Kt trip and tickets will be good to return The only safe sure and until August 8th Stop overs will be al- ¬ reliable Female PILIi lowed at any station on return trip so ever offered to Ladies that our patrons may break the home- ¬ especially recommend ward trip by stopping at any of the ed to married Xiadies Or call at the Works ArV for DR MOTTS PEOTTYEOYAli FHS and take no othr beautiful mountain resorts Jjalong the OBHIBBBBfiPBlBSBMSBBBHBBBBBBBBBCSKBSBtSBHHSCBBBBfBBVSBS Send for circular Price 100 per box 6 boxes for 500 line VXBBl33fef Sleeping car rates will be 350 per CO - Cleveland Onio IXR IVrOTTS CHESJMJ-C-AJL- i double berth which will accommodate Tor SaleBy V T Brooks Druggist two persons No other bummer trip offers such a diversion and variety of pleasnres as a trip to Old Point over the Chesapeake and Ohio Ry with its SEVENTH ST EAST END CITY Mountains Valleys Rivers and Ocean Special rates of 250 per day at the Chamberlain and Hygeia hotels For full information or sleeping car of standard makes are better than new JBTake Chestnut Street car for the Works reservation call on or write ones of low grade and occasionally can George W Barney During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at Dis Pass Agent be bought for less money We have Nashville Tenn a low rata special tarifi has been established for the Ltxington Ky now a few uriusaal bargains in sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen t- - ri r T fftFn ir W CLOTHIERS t5 Saturday for a stay at Swango Springs near short Hazel Green Mr Wm Ballenger and fafnily of Chilesburg were guests of Mr Lewis Merrimee and family from Saturday Mr Royce Allen left - jilgysterday Piles Dr Willifir Indian Pile Ointment will cure BlindjJleedingc Ulcerated nd Itching Piles Itafcorns the tumors allays the itch ing at oncefcts as a poultice gives- instant relief lRillianislndiau Pile Ointment Siles - Pil Having purchased John Grlenns carriage works and repository on cornei of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kindd of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc vVe also keep on hand a select line pf new ¬ EG Severn tOClSfL lsDrepArertS0 JWOiiliU iesauaucnin lT SSS7SHWS94s4AiWr ibp3MJ3jHtivturfZCi E9BiE UP533HfcEI S3fSfltTSr I irauror TUcmdfci Oj 2S - nMBMMrt V JVimmi box Props Cleveland O per i - wilulams j For sale by workrnen to do oitr work itiiu liisuie f24jy WMv V m mm r ifcJIMiaM VhaveFengaedperienee PJpaBBBBBB tIT aak- The publicisvinvited to inspect ourvc x jjjiil r r ty - - Uiau j i - ja MMd iBHBBBBl9BBBBBBErV -- i KY Outa way Frock Suits In the T DR BELLS Pn iiyswBa i- - 350 4 and up i fi n Iil ns I yiSillllilHIMIIIIirilrO Trousers H m rii STOUT Manager Pine-Tar-Hon- cy ¬ J Stoves At Wholesale Prices Write For Price List at J ENNYROYAL PILLS IbbSS wm LEXINGTON STOVE WORKS X I 1 QUEEN ORESCENT Slightly Used Piaiios Tickets are on sale until futher notice to Chattanooga at 535 one way or S575 round trip from Georgetown the round trip tickets being good seven days to return other tickets with longer return limit at 865 and at 1180 for the round trip These rates enable the public 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 Chickamauga National Military Park Tickets to Nashville to visit the Centennial can be repurcnasea at unauanooga lor id4U round trip C Route Ask your ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q South or write to W R BLACKWELL r Georgetown ICy -- fc Crescent Route Second Excursion to Niagara Via the Queen 22 Crescent Houe July ¬ Special train from Cincinnati 1 p m via the Erie R R Great opportuni- ¬ used so little as to be practically good ty to spend a few days in the coel North as new indeed not one person in a Ask agents or see small bills for par- ¬ hundred could detect the difference High Grade Pianos PRIDE OF PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and -- 4 ticulars are in perfect condition throughout We invite you to call early and investigate Full particu- ¬ lars cheerfully furnished buyers as they out-of-tow- n FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It - Gentlemens Tan Shoes The latest and best tans for Summer wear Genuine hand welts for 250 to 350 per pair Will not squeak and just the thing for the Summer months We are sole representatives for tne celebrated - STEINWAY PIANOS - - j --oR- -r- Ernest Ur chs 121 Co o - take No Other EI0N CLAY and 123 West Fourth Street EVERY SACK CINCINNATI HJARASTEEDl1 K- - A IV A J i raro ys r t - t fwfmm THE B0V3HB0Jf NE TUESDAY JULT 20 1897 A CONFERENCE 1 -- 2 - h I 5 m 1 THE MINERS HOUSE WINS u Tnnoupp Centennial andT- nj S1 a BMe Be Arranged and the United States ternaSai Exposition at Nashville Tenn Of the Fairmont District Will Jolm th ¬ With a View to For Strikers The Miners Are All Worklnje Yield of Dust and Nuggets Duringjthi mulate Further Measures for Seal Pro- ¬ Tariff Bill Will Be Submitted to Con Eighty Rich Spanish Merchant in In the Clarksburg W Va District for the saie or ticiieia uum v-yueen - - f tection a Year Approximates SouUOOOOfl points on the 7 Havana Arrested other terminal Clarksburg W Va July 17 The gress This Week Washington July 17 Ex Secretary tm Foster ncnt Route working here Friday mines were all lurtner mr is believed Tickets are on sale daily untilway or72Q and outwardly everything is running kr tobb Than Four Dollars WorthSof a arge measure to be meeting with at 675 one Chattanooga Several of Those Under Arrest Are Mexm of success in his Gold Scooped Witii Every Shoveffalfr Become tice to the round trip berg of the Union Constitutional Party smoothly but there is an undercurrent efforts to secure from the British gov- ¬ Ita is Thought the Measure WillNo Dis ¬ round trip from Cincinnatidays to return Miners About af Dirt Salaries of Law by Saturday There is Two Influential Spanish Officers of uneasiness among the operators and tickets being good seven Hfcfcv ernment additional measures of pro- Twelve Dollars a Uay position on the Fart of the Demo- ¬ longer return limit at Sell Spantah Cannon to Cubans other tickets with dissatisfaction among the miners the seals in ehring sea crats to Delay the Bill 990 and at 1350 for the round trip LA and there is no doubt that While he has not yet reported that the visits These rates enable the public to rates July 19 Vice President Chicago Ji Havana July 16 Tie greatest ex- - Saturday will settle whether a B vWeare of the North American British have formally consented to other Southern points at t Washington July 19 The indica ¬ Nashville and offered Vestibuled trams of strike will be declared or not citement that has existed since the war never before Trading Colias participate in a conference with this tions Sunday night were or the Transportation the that the tariff the finest class are at most disposal trip 1 bean prevails here now Eighty rich Delegations of miners will attend received dispatches from the Cloudyke object in view unofficial advices in ¬ r- pleasant passenger affording a bill as agreed to by the republican Spanish merchants and hankers in the meeting at Monongah where dicate that one to visit the very interPresident Ratchford and Eugene V placer gold fields of ofAlaska whilh accomplished this isex about to be conferees Saturday probably will have and enabling and important battle grounds cluding Don Antonio Quesada esting scenery its fabulous The secretary has the stories of Havana were arrested here Debs will speak and there is a strong confirm received from the Pacific coast secured powerful assistance from passed both houses of congress and be in and about Chattanooga Lookout Moun a law at the end of the present week tain and Chickamauga National Military charged with selling merchandise and probability that a general strike for wealth the great New during the past weekA The steamship who handle London skin dressers Delays and complications now unan- ¬ Park Tickets to Nashville to visit the¬ medicine to the Cubans Many of this region will be declared all of the sealskins taken the JNortn American Cojr can be repurchased at Chatta these under arrest are prominent mem- men continue to arrive and all are Portland atof Seattle Wash fromjts in the North Pacific and Behring sea ticipated might somewhat prolong the Centennial 340 round trip Ask your ticket final struggle The republican con- - nooga for bers of the Union Constitutional party given work and operators are loading arrives Cincinnati expedition within fa and prepare them for use in garments f erees have been working hard all day agent for tickets via write to and the v G Route South or The combined wealth of the men ar-¬ all the cars the roads furnish Coal is semi annual These merchants are advised fully as V consulting and arranging the details W C RINEARSON Genl Passr Agent being shipped to Cleveland and Chi- week and bears 1000000 in goid to the prospects of each years rested exceeds 30000000 catch of the report which they now believe dust from the Yukon fields The and the Cincinnati O It is stated by their friends that the cago state of the sealeries so anc Fairmont W Va July 17 The dispatch sums up the yield of dust dur regarded as strengthening Gen it is they will be able to submit to arrests are made for the purpose of Fos- ¬ His Superior country in that democratic colleagues Mon ¬ blackmail and it is intimated that the events of Thursday and Friday show nuggets year as Eldorado ters cast very much when as he re theirmorning am usually rated as a clever perfornir approximately S50UUt The bulk of this work er I modestly remarked the well knowiL chief of police has informed the pris- ¬ plainly that it is the intention ine the better is from Capt Johiffith sports by cable to the state department day 000 The of this section oners that they will be released if thu of the miners The press and public ac- they affirm the correctness of the con- ¬ has fallen upon the shoulders of nrestidigitator Senator Allison and Gov Dingley who cord me a gratifyingly high standing and my to come out and the time of the action Healy who has piloted crafts for the clusions reached by sum of 100000 be paid the American ex Co through the wihdf fellow artists are pleased to look upon my La Lucha has revealed a fact which is supposed to be Saturday when North American pert Jordan and by inference reject are preparing the statements of the¬ work as being skillfulbeyond thatof iny comGom ing Alaskan rivers for years It is coneffect of the changes made by the is making much comment here Near Debs Sovereign Katchford and those myself petitors I ThompIt dated June 7 from Circle City near son of the Canadian expert experts ¬ ferees which will be submitted to their being a past have always regarded science as J31 Seborncal Kemedios Santa Clara pers are billed here for an address of The issue between the master in the art and depicts province the Spanish Capt Estrada is the opinion that if the men can be the British boundary and fortuned shortly stated was whether or not the respective houses They have had a legerdemain But yesterday I met a gentle the immense small army of clerks at work through man whp is so clearly my superior that now with his guerrilla forces captured a got out to the meeting they will not go graphically been made within a w- im fort seals are being exterminated under out the da3r in the room of the senate I know mvself to be but the merest tyro gen which have The Cuban stock of arms including sev- ¬ back to work in the mines existing regulations struggling with the rudiments of my pco-night by roaming penniless miners 7 eral rifles and two big gun carriages eral impression seems to be that the¬ The American finding was in the af- ¬ committee on finance preparing the fession I can cause a small flowering plantCapt Healy tells of new regions bill for the printer If this task can or shrub to grow from the seed in a few mo- ¬ men will attend this meeting not made in Barcelona Spain The can- ¬ firmative If Gen Foster has paved been non it appears had been taken from withstanding Saturday is pay day ¬ which havesays discovered indeed 4 the way for an international confer- ¬ be accomplished the printed bill can ments in full view of the astonished audi that not less than be laid before the democrats Monday ence but the man of whom I am speaking the carriages by the Cubans and put and will fail to show up Sunday morn the captain gold dust is scooped up with ence to protect the seals he has secur- ¬ morning the debJe will begin in the has created an enormous family tree hun- ¬ ing It was announced positively Fri worth of in some other safe place ed the most urgent of the demands ¬ dreds of years old in a few hours NY of dirtand that Everybody here at once began talk¬ day night that the ODonnell miners every shovelful piece of ground ap- made by our government but there is house Monday afternoon World into will come out and from a meeting plies to every It is not believed that there will be ing about those mysterious guns which the shovel is dug Salaries to still no evidence that the British gov any disposition on the part of the Later the mystery was solved to the held at Monongah Thursday evening How TI105 Came to Lionflon ernm ent is willing to enter into modus a day great surprise of the Spanish loyal-¬ and addressed by one of the agitators miners are not less than 12and and yivendi to save the seals whilea the in ¬ democratic members of the conference The following conversation took place be¬ sustento delay full committee in a crowded London ists The cannon were sold to the Cu ¬ it is almost sure they will follow suit a man can2get his provision terminable talking of such a confer- ¬ but the the bill inhave had no meet- ¬ tween two gentlemen been talking about the club room They had The meeting here Saturday is being ance for democrats by two Spanish officers who bans said Mr ence is going on and that was it is ing to determine their course of action condition of things when they first came to There is no trouble looked ff or ward to with the greatest - were very influential with the govern ¬ one of the Mr Rawson said that the mines are only part said here his mission most important on this point Gov Dingley expressed London I first came to London I had only ment and with Gen Weyler Such interest by both miners and operators Weare When objects of -i remarkable incidents are showing the as it is expected to be the turning ly uncovered All my dispatches agree At the Japanese legation here no the opinion Sunday night that an hour a ragged coat with a knife and a few mar is the continuation of the mother would be sufficient time in which to bles in my pocket this Gen Weylers admin point real character of fed credence is given to the report cabled explain the charges made by You Avere better off than I then for I Williamsburg W Va July 17 vein in this country Von Humboldt from London the con- ¬ v isti ation that the The miners working in the Logan upon his visit to Butch Harbor near anese governments Spanish and Jap- ¬ ferees to their minority colleagues on had neither a coat nor a waistcoat nor a A report is current that the patriots knife nor even marbles have entered into have attacked and partially burned consolidated mines in Matewan this Bristol bay predicted that the mother- - an alliance against the United States the committee One or two of the Nonsense was the reply How could Cardenas There are fully 5000 Cubans county came out Friday and joined vein would show itself in Alaska in a It is pointed out that the Spanish democrats are Sunday night inclined that be to Everything indicates iriWell I will They Friday morning parallel line in the vicinity of Mantanzas City and the strikers newspapers are nearly as bitter in their on insist upon a day for deliberations I was a baby in tell you When I came here long clothes marched en masse to Thacker five the truth of this prophecy the changes but they of f Cardenas Gen Molina left Mantanzas The roar Circle City and Fort Cudahy Tvere denunciations of the Japanese whom course realize that they are help- been heard of laughter that arose could havr miles east where they are now trying with a strong column Gen Weyler miles away Tit Bits they charge with giving material aid less if the majority desire to has not succeeded in capturing Gomea to induce the men who are in the four the principal gold fields before the to the Philippine insurgents as they report the mines at that place to come out Clondyke fields were discovered last nnd has evidently given up the idea are against this government for per- in as muchbill over their protest and THE IiARGEST SINGLE ORDER FOR Supt as the republican leaders Hunter of Logan fall and the rush for those fields has mitting arms the and men to be sent to of the house decided Sunday night to CREAM SEPARATORS EVER GIVEN mines will put on a force of non union continued since THE LONDON PRESS men Saturday at the old price and Gold fields have also been discov- ¬ Cuba It was stated in positive terms give two full days for the discussion A Noted Iowa Creamery Operator Or ¬ On the Alleged Note of Secretary Sher ¬ this may provoke a that there ders Five Hundred at One Time disturbance al ¬ ered of great value in the vicinity of the rumor was absolutely no truth in of the report in the house they prob man on the Sealing Question was explained that ably will acquiesce in the decision of and it W I Moody Iowas greatest creamery ¬ London July 16 The Daily Mail though all is now quiet Three car- ¬ Noatak river which is in British terri ¬ the presentation of the Chrysanthemum operator estimates that it costs an average says editorially Unless we get an loads of non union men were put on tory but the travel has been and con- decoration to King Alfonso had no the majority to make the report Mon of 10 cts per 100 lbs to haul milk to a cream- Toms the republican lead- ¬ ery and haul the skim milk away again arbitration treaty the day will come in the field creek mines in the Elk tinues to be toward the Yukon fields significance whatever so far as the day All along disposed ers have been Thursday It is reported This year the number of miners in this to allow but He is going to save all this by placing with when the unbridled verbiage of a horn United States Is concerned and does one day for debate in the house and his patrons Dairy Separators and have small section of American politicians that the men at Pocahontas in this territory has been increased by¬ not imply any change in the relations while they still believe one day would wagons call for the cream get the full adto which must be add will magnify petty insult into a pretty field came out Friday Indications now¬ 3000 In this way the farmer will between Japan and Spain be sufficient after discussing the ques- vantage of the Separator and creamery syswar Secretary Shermans dispatch is point to a general strike in the Nor- ed the 4000 miners already situThe state department has no in- ¬ tion Sunday night they decided more tems will have the warm fresh skim milk Most of ated there these too undiplomatic for English ears and folk Western field formation whatever o protests disarm the Charleston W Va July 17 The miners come from the silver mines and between Spain and Japan any alliance to the at home for stock feed and will not be at ex- ¬ too hollow for American common to minority would be sure to make pense of carting his milk 500 a creamery val ¬ sense In the interests of humanity coal diggers at eight mines in the push through the wild country and Separators Before ordering these Friday night the conferees were no and the possible criticism that the the rumored alliance between Japan Kanawha coal field quit work Friday over the mountains In this way the nearer an agreement on the sugar ued at over 50000 the merits of all the and Spain is desirable Our Yankee They number about six hundred distance is only 1000 miles while the schedule which continues to be the report was to be dragoned through different Dairy Separators on the market V the house to give two full days for de were verv thoroughly considered and prac- friends want a little blood letting to Others have agreed to quit Saturday water route covers 3000 miles bone of contention than they were bate The report must of course be J tical tests were made by Mr Moody J The probability is that all of the Mr Weare has also news of a new bring them to a sensible international when they began Each side is stand¬ acted upon by the house before it is was nnany ueciaea mat iae ciiurpies it policy and this would best be done by miners between Charleston and Mont ¬ discovery of gold fields hitherto un ¬ ing out as firmly as ever for its own Separators made at West Chester considered in the senate The com- ¬ were the most desirable and best made Pa gomery will be idle by Saturday night touched near the mouth of the Tana any hands other than those of Eng ¬ ma They number about 2200 na river which is the second largest rates The house conferees are con ¬ mittee on rules will meet Monday chines and though costing a little more land Columbus 0 July 17 President river of Alaska and enters the Yukon vinced that they can win supported morning and prepare a rule which money it was thought they were well worth jfoaSMiKBP v The Times in an editorial article as they are by the unanimous will bring a vote on the report the difference asked and the order wasi KWP- M action mJLu rf sentiment of almost says 1 TvpIt is impossible to doubt the Ratchford in speaking of the minersj at the town of Weare auyudJ theirparty in the house the adjournment on Tuesday before given to that company of Gov Hastings in signing the The a v j i U ItteiMSl unnem icivy ox xne document it is a bill just passed in the Pennsylvania HT and1 some of them talk with resigna ¬ rules will be presented and adopted as j GENERAL FEAR w ALiWsr manifest attempt in offensive lan its niuercnt an xouJttjnowjfc tion of remaining here all sum- ¬ soon as the conferees make their re- ¬ 4 nwr nwAVh ISX v guage to fasten upon England a legislature providing for the weigh ¬ Of a Repetition of the Bloody Riots of mer rather than yield to the port probably soon afternoon Mon ¬ ofJU wus timing u cuuuuveij uvci cue vaiuug ing of coal before it is screened said 1890 at Valparaiso a bicycle charge of bad faith If this was not point There arc cases mamma explained the It is the strongest expression of New York July 19 --7 A dispatch to senate on this the dayThere were day The debate will follow immedi- ¬ Secretary Shermans intention he has rumors during that the ately The South Carolina dispensary young woman when the proper use of a shown himself singularly unfitted for friendship for the cause that Gov ¬ the Herald from Valparaiso says almost There is a general fear here that a senate conferees were about to sur ¬ bill willbe used to consume time until bicycle is is one ofimperative and Im sure the delicate and responsible duties of Hastings could have made at this par them render on sugar but they proved to the report is brought in It is not be- ¬ that mine repetition of the bloody riots of 1890 Nonsense returned the elder woman his office If it was then the state ¬ ticular time Be ¬ lieved that a single republican vote in Of the bill President Ratchford said when scores of rioters were shot down be utterly without foundation Thats very nice talk from the point ot ment he recently made repudiating itself were the house will be recorded against the view of a dealer in bicycles but that is all the If the system is changed to run of and killed by the police and militia is lieving that if vote senate question the charge of bad faith is deliberately on the Now if you Avant exercise permitted to it report misleading When he was first ap- ¬ mine coal it will change our demand at hand But I doilt mamma interrupted the The programme in the senate is young woman hastily The situation is critical It was would recede from its rates on sugar pointed to his present office doubts accordingly but need not necessarily It isnt exercise brought about by theaction of the there was also talk during the day of much more indefinite on account of that I need but recreation and theres no were expressed as to the wisdom of the complicate matters Word was received at national head ¬ mayor of Valparaiso in ordering 1000 forcing an expression on the subject the wide latitude allowed for debate recreation in doing the housework none at choice If he really sent this dispatch quarters Friday that the suspension in workshops closed thereby throwing from the senate in some way for its and the absence of any preliminary all Chicago Post they will be fully confirmed thousands of men out of lemployment effect on the conferees but this also method of bringing the report to a vote The Daily Chronicle thinks LordSal- - Illinois is practically complete A Resemblance Unless something is done immediately on investigation proved to be little The democratic senators it is safe to isbury would be justified in returning GREAT EXCITEMENT Death and the people of Germany are more than gossip presume from their talk Sunday in ¬ to provide for the idle thousands seri- ¬ Secretary Shermans dispatch on the Washington July 17 It is under- tend to assail the compromise on sug- ¬ alike in one respect Xn Seattle Wash Over the Wonderful ous trouble will result Name it if ij ground that the British government Gold Discovery in Alaska The authorities only quelled the stood among senators interested that ar to which the conferees agreed and The people of Germany like to use money does not receive communications Seattle Wash July 17 When riots of 1S90 after a great loss of life the president has determined upon the to make a pretty stiff fight against the direct from the mint couched in such terms If he does are you going to Go on of Mr Terence V Pow restoration to tne dutiable list of cot- ¬ the In not it is because American diplo- ¬ 12 hours that question Klondike asked The rioters at that time looted many appointment Death loves a derly formerly grand master work ¬ ton bagging cotton ties burlaps etc burgh Chronicle shining mark too Pittshas stores to obtain food and clothing and Telegraph matists assume a certain liberty of and answered a hundred been thousand the result was the police and militia man of the Knights of Labor to be which they succeeded with the aid of languge not used by other countries times im Seattle On the streets ir were called out to put an end to the commissioner general of immigration the populists and one or two Real Warm Weather Rest and Com The Chronicle proceeds to severely the houses everywhere is heard noth troubles Scores of idle men were shot to succeed Mr Stump and that the republicans in placing on the fort t te censure the methods of American di- ¬ ing but nomination probably will be sent to free list There is a powder to be shaken into the They also will make strong Klondike and the whole town down and cut down in the streets The fact that is feverish plomacy and says shoes Foot ¬ the senate within the next few days opposition to restoration Allen called AllensLe RoyEase invented by the tome nations like ourselves are for ¬ fore over theand agitated as never be S Olmsted N Y which Cadet Montgomery Heard From gold discoveries of white pine to the house rate of 200 druggists and shoe dealers say is the best tunate in being favored with the pres- ¬ Men who can Alaskanare forming pools CITIZENS GATHER not Portland Ore July 19 Russell per thousand Some of the democratic thing they have ever sold to cure swollen ence of a diplomatist who is no less a to grabstake men go Montgomery a U S naval cadet who Atthe Jail for the Purpose of Xynchinc a senators Sunday discussed the poss- ¬ burning sore and tender or aching feet who will Ex Gov gentleman in public than in private John H McGraw will Little Girls Assailant He Had Been ibility of defeating the report in the Some dealers claim that it makes tight or leave on the disappeared from Annapolis over a life is not sufficient to remove this slur next steamer Removed Gen E M Carr year ago has been heard from in they new shoes feel easy It certainly will cure senate on the and danger O July 17 Miss Smith might be able topresumption thatvotes corns and bunions and relieve instantly Ottawa Alaska He writes to his father J B of the state militia who secure as many The Standard says editorially The camped within seven at one time Montgomery a well known of Continental who is only 14 years against the report as they did to place sweating hot or smarting feet It costs only miles of- the capitalist a quarter and the inventor will send a samappearance of Secretary Shermans fabulously rich placer will go of this city that he has a claim in the old and weighs but 50 pounds to these articles on the free list But no ple free to any address dispatch has undoubtedly damaged the Col Joe Green gether with her two younger sisters Klondyke district and is and position of the state department It Yales great oarsmen A J Balliet it successfully Young now working went to the woods Thursday to gather one imagines seriously that the report The Appropriate Place Montgomery are packing is in any danger in the senate when it is preposterous that we should be ac-¬ their effects You ought to be ashamed of yourself failed in his examinations at Annapo berries George Snyder followed them comes to a final vote And moreover cused of bad faith by men who nave cierKs ana and attorneys doctors olis which fact so to the gentleman who had humiliated him that it is alleged and criminally assaulted the most prominent of the democratic said the judgepicking pockets at a funeral notoriously refused to comply with an to secure a laborersofare all scheming he left Annapolis without of the sisters with the great- senators freely expresses the opinion been caught the vast wealth leaving any the oldest Have you no sense of decency impartial award simply because it was in the north share word behind him and although his est brutality The cries of the joung that the fight in the senate though it Yes judge but you know people in n given against them In Indescribable expectation is directed fathehas used every effort to find er sisters caused Syndeir to take to the may be spirited will be brief They place like that are so easily touched The Post in an editorial says toward the steamer Portland due at his son nothing has been heard of woods but he came back to town and believe a vote will be reached within dianapolis Journal uEvery indication points to the cer any gave himself up about 10 oclock in the three days in the senate hour Michaels She tainty that Great Britain will be com- ¬ at least a from St dollars in gold has him until the letter from Alaska was evening and was locked up Use Gentleness million on received Some of the opponents of the bill in I pelled to fight for her Existence against board and will bring news f Be gentle in stimulating the kidneys The citizens wild with indignation the senate hold that a motion to re- ¬ of Seattle Window Glass Workers Will Join the K otherwise you will excite and weaken them the United States as the American went to the city jail during the night commit with instructions as to sepa- ¬ The happiest results follow the use of Hos of la government believes that war can be men who have risked their lives for gold Every Pittsburgh Pa July 19 Thtf win to string him up bat were disappoint- rate items would be in order before tetters Stomachy Bitters to overcome renal that safely begun In such a situation war mother lodge one savs Pacificat last the dow of coast has glass workers association has de- ¬ ed in not finding him as the marshal the vote is taken on accepting the re- ¬ inactivity Avoid the unmedicated fiery can not be averted by justice nor by been found and the the had of commerce The kidneys that half has not cided to return to the Knights of La- ¬ who had foreseen the trouble coun- port as an entirety but the best par ¬ stimulants membrane easily irritated have good will Our statesman must search been told a delicate and for the bor The vote of the preceptories of started with his prisoner in both branches say upon this the action of such excitants is their consciences and make sure that 1 liamentarians the county is all in and- shows less ty jail where he landed him about that the practice is well settled and pernicious Malarial complaints indiges Senator Harris Successor in any controversy that may be raised oclock He was taken back to Con tion rheumatism neuralgia and biliousness than 200 Knoxville their attitude is just and fair They Taylor remains Tenn July 17 Gov return ofagainst the proposition The tinental for trial Friday but returned that the vote must be taken first on succomb to the corrective influence of the j at Johnson City trying ¬ the glass workers will inthe adoption or rejection of the report Bitters should concede so long as there is any to decide what to do about the ap- ¬ crease the membership of the K of I to jail here Friday evening as citizensa It was learned Sunday that there reasonable dcubt concerning the pointment of Continental are still wild with of a successor to Senator 0600 were some changes of verbiage in the Well Whirley did you find the divine justice of their position but they must desire to lynch Snyder k is sugar schedule and that the provision creature returned your love Yes just Opposed to Powderlyte Appointment prepared for an appeal to force Barris It a his desire to postpone be All is quiet here and the sheriff the matter few weeks but such pres- ¬ Detroit Frea New York July 19 The Central fears no trouble from a mob The for the ratification of reciprocity treat- ¬ as soon as I offered it to her Ouryluty is to make sure that it ies by the senate was retained in the Press comes by no fault of ours and that it sure is being forced upon him that an Labor union after a long wrangle at o irls condition is critical modified reciprocity clause Among shall find us united and prepared appointment may be made at any time their meeting Sunday adopted the fol- ¬ The new senator will be either T M lowing resolution Best Oil Well Indianas the other thing agreed to were the The respite will in all probability be Ensley of July 17 Judd west Tennessee or James senate rates on steel tubing and hol- ¬ Alexandria Ind Resolved that the appointment of the time needed for the creation of a Richardson and Alexan low billets used in the manufacture of Benton McMillin of T V Powderly as commissioner viol Co opened an oil well in the more powerful American fleet say Purified the Blood with Hoods middle Tennessee While Gov Taylor immigration is evening whicli the greatest ofncialVin 3ria field Thursday first hour It is bicycle frames The rate on cotton three or four years or for the creation favors McMillin the I was troubled with scrofula for eight bagging is 7 10ths of a cent The house indications are sult ever offered by the federal govern ¬ made 100 barrels the of a political combination with some years and I had as many as eight running rate was 12 10ths the largest producer in Indiana ment to organized labor naval power nay in as many months that Insley is gaining strength sores at one time Nothing seemed to do Explorer Andree Off for the North Pole me any good untiL I began taking Hoods Bicycle JFirm Assigns The Wheat Crop Good Baron Revelstoke Dead v Union Veterans National Encampmet Tbomsoe Island of Tromsoe Fin Chicago July 16 The Mason O July 17 London July 19 Edward Charles Atameetf Spkingfield Noblksvilie Ind July 19 The Sarsaparilla I continued using this medi- ¬ mark Norway July 17 The steamer Baring first ¬ cine until had taken six bottles when th Co manufacturers of bicycles Mason committee on ar Svensksund which has arrived here He was born baron Revelstoke is dead ing of the general national encamp wheat crop that is now being threshed sores on I my side were perfectly well made an assignment Thursday The rom Spitzbergen in 1S28 and was created a rangements for the is turning out much better and is liabilities are placed at 60000 and the Andree the aeronautreports- that Herr baron in 1S85 He was formerly direc ment of the Union Veterans union grading- better than any crop since Miis A Gr Hancher Rolf e Iowa ascended in his tor of the assets at 75000 The affairs of the balloon on England and was August 18 to 21 in this city the fol- ¬ 1S91 The price of grain is gradually Sunday afternoon at half the senior bank of of company are said to be in such condi-k-io- n past two partner the firm of Bar lowing committees were appointed going- up the elevators paying 69 cents The ascent was made under that it will resume business within favorable circumstances the wind wa ing Bros financiers Invitation Mayor R B Hoover Gov In this city no man who wants work Is the Best in fact the One True Blood Purifier a very short time Several brick Asa S Bushnell Gen J Warren Keif is out of employment ijood and all was well Illinois Miners Strike cure nausea indigestion 25c 2r Hon Walter L Weaver Oscar T and gravel streets are being- construct- ¬ Hoods Pills Mowequa HL July 19 This cit He Wanted to Die C Rawlins P M Cart ed and also a large sewer which gives Spain Lexington Ky July 16 Jesse Madrid Knows Nothing About It throngoi Martin George rJL-WllrU-July 17 Inquiry at the was visited by an immense nightSvhc rfell Col Charles Anthony J W S all our laborers employment Besides Kayes 28 of Saundersville near here foreign office miners from Pana Friday VUr CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS W Wallace these public improvements there are here develops the fact persuaded all the men Ira former night watchman at Stoll Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in the sliif Dline entertainment K Mower E T several other large buildings being that nothing is known regarding the here to cease L M Harris Carl In time Sold by druggists Cos distillery took morphine and reported alliance work iW between Spain and the whistle sounded As a resultiwhen Thomas Carey Boggess James Webb ereced vhich give labor to the me laudanum Thursdaywith suicidal in Japan Saturday riota Thomas Collins and G M Win wood v chanics of the city j ient but physicians saved him man responded l FOE TREASON YUKON GOLD FIELDS ni Creseett -- y v- -- fr ¬ ¬ ex-may- or 5 ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - ¬ v- - AlJ 1 ¬ v ¬ ¬ - 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - - I Mwaei r- P -- 1 lai - - n- 4 T k 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ She Had Scrofula ¬ - - ¬ - Hoods Sarsaparilla Vl - 1 ¬ 1 rocictJf iianf yi 1 V V fir BliZzZ 2tiMi ZyUfe- 01 - r 11 T3 imrzrk c - v THE LITTLE OLD CLERK The little old clerk is thin and gray And his coat Is shiny at every seam His hat belongs to a long past day And his boots are patched neath the blackings gleam Shabby genteel or scarcely that The passers by dub him with vulgar The faded coat and the boots so worn The little old clerk from ten till five With a slight respite for a meal between Sits writing on in a human hive The busiest bee mong the drones I ween Smart young fellows in well made suits His fellow clerks sneer with a scornful At the faded coat and the old patched boots And ask him if better he cannot buy The little old clerk takes his napless hat From off its peg when his toil is oer IJrushes the coat that they all sneer at Then with patient smile passes through the door Twenty long years he a clerk has been In that office dim yet no higher goes Many placed over his head hes seen The old clerk passed by in his shabby clothes The little old clerk in the evenings gloom Enters his cottage with anxious eyes Some simple blossoms brighten the room A crippled form on the sofa lies As a sisters Jips to his own are pressed The one for whom shabby through life he goes He thanks God that he with her love is The little old clerk in his faded clothes Elsie Harrington in Chambers Journal blessed eye That little old clerk in the napless hat scorn of indifference was bullet proof he would have smiled and said there was time enough to prove all things but now there was a sting in the pleasantry barbed by the thought- that he should never be able to refute this or any other just rejection upon his shortcomings I deserve that he said Ive never been anything but a drone Eh whats that asked Mr Mor risson looking up from his book Thats what Ive been telling you ever since you left school Youvegot your work to do in the world my boj just the same as the rest of us Im glad youre finding it out before its too - It is too late said Philip quietty the answer slipping out before discretion could shut the door Nonsense Why youve got the better part of your life before you yet Perhaps but that isnt what I meant If one does the best he can from the time when he begins to learn the meaning of well doing he is only fill- ¬ ing the measure of his reason for be ¬ ing and granting this there is no such thing as atonement for years of ¬ ¬ late A CASE IN EQUITY BY FRANCIS LYNDE Copyrlcht 1895 by J B Llpplncott Co - HI - Continued - Iffrops It was a very sweet face lighted by appealing- eyes of the clearest gray and made altogether lovely and irresistible by the touch of pathetic anxiety that was turned toward the physician Moreover Dr Perevin had said nothing about the advantages of solitary exile but he stood by his patient loyally To have advised him otherwise would have been like preaching him a sermon with the text left out What lie needs is out of door life and that doesnt mean a change to the dissipa- ¬ tions of a summer or winter resort The doctor paused and then added diplomatically And I count on your help to make this possible you must dissuade Mrs Thorndyke if she has any idea of going with Philip Helens faltering acceptance of the condition imposed by this appeal ended the interview and she left Dr Perevins office with her trouble increased in in ¬ verse proportion to the success of her errand It wanted but three days of the time that Philip had set for his de- ¬ parture and during this interval the distress of the man who thought his Icnowledge was definite was not more real than that of the woman who knew nothing and feared everything From the time when his mind had clarified sufficiently to allow him to grapple with the conditions of the new fioint of view Philip had begun to dread beeau seethe new1 point of view had shown him among other things the nerher side of his love for her and he fotUid it good to look upon and tender and self sacrificing as such love for such a young woman should be It was a merciless aggravation of his misery he told himself that this knowledge came so late that he had to look back at Helen from the brink of the grave as it were before he could realize what her love was worth and what it would cost to give t up He cried out against the peculiar hardness of his lot in much bitterness of spirit saying that his case had no parallel Wherein he lost sight of the truth old as the complaint of the man of Uz that blessings are as idleness The old lawyer put down his book to applaud the sentiment Better yet at this rate youll be an enthusiast be- ¬ fore youre 30 Ive often wondered if the good old hard working stock of the Thorndykes would run to seed in one generation jThats one disadvantage in having had a brilliant father Philip replied People expect the son to laughing keep up the family prestige and they lose sight of the fact that one of the commonest results- - of the fathers abil itjr is the accumulation of a fund for the propagation of idleness in his chil- ¬ dren Meanwhile Helen had been making mute little tentative movements to ¬ ward the door of the adjoining drawing-room and as Philip continued to ignore them she left the group and went to the piano in the other room the city Sold the lot next to it ye terday to the Morion Cold Storage com- ¬ pany and theyve got 40 men work ¬ ing on the foundations for their build¬ ing now No matter whit you pay for it to day the value will double within a Aveek its bound to Why the present price did you ask Fifteen thousand dollars and if you stay here till the day after to morrow youll say its the best bargain you ever had But my dear sir 15000 Why that is a Chicago price and for a dev ¬ ilish good locality at that Mr Fench suddenly changed his tac ¬ tics I know Mr Brentwood to a man who hasnt had time to take in the details of the situation it must seem as if wed all gone stark crazy down here If I could afford to do it Id hold that piece oi property till you could look around and see for yourself I know how the thipg looks there was an impatient ring at the telephone Hello Excuse me just a minute well hello Who is that What Stanley All right what is it About what lot Oh you mean the one next to the Morion company Why theres a gentleman here now figuring on that -- lsf T33TS S gaand ready jpSe attorney seemed to be enjoying hdiscomfiture of the manager The incident threw a sidelight on Fenchs character that was instructive it ex- posed the shoddy warp that was usually hidden under the woof of impudence Sharpless knew then that if there were anrafighting to be done he would have foiao it himself and there was a con- temptuous emphasis in his reply ghats as you like Hell fight for Wjhat he gets I can tell you that only - OYtfr iJln - rnrnl ttrTioiietvw v lto ob ii cant take it till the gentlemanrefuses Stand a little closer to the phone now then what was it you said The price Fifteen thousand You say you-- will give fifteen five I Whats that Ill call you up a little later Philip wont you trust me ghilipikneienthajbtneLtimeihad1 had found their way half through the She little melody she was playing stopped when he came in and turned to him with a question Is it time- yet Pretty nearly my train leaves at ten You havent told me how long you -- uuuie aim juuueu jieruexore nerxuigerd t- - CV- - fountains are dried up and the well springs are no more Talcing all things into consideration Philip developed more strength of char- ¬ acter than he had reason to expest when he went to pay the final visit to the Morrissons He meant to play the obeys his physicians orders without prejudice to a firm belief in their un ¬ importance and this was not particu larly difficult in the presence of two elderly people who had known him from infancy If appearances went for anjtlhing there was certainly little evi dence of ill health in the well knit young man who leaned a gainst the mantel laughing and talk- ¬ ing easily about his approaching de 2arture He caught a glimpse of himself¬ in a mirror as he talked and hope al most struggled into life again It was but a passing moment of exaltation however for he knew well enough that it was distance and the shaded light of the chandelier that effaced the fine lines of emaciation and turned the hectic flush into a ruddy glow of health This wa what he told himself in the un written language of underthought while outwardly he was listening to Mr Morrissons questions Have you made up your mind where you will go Oh yes I did that the firat thing AllacoocheeAla I should go there if only for the sweet euphony of the name but there are other and weightier rea- ¬ And he took sons Just hear them a- newspaper clipping from his pocket and read the advertisement re Yes Ive heard of the place Browns been elder man joined the putting a lot of money into it and he wants me to join him Let me know what you think of it whenyyou get ¬ ¬ athletic-looking ¬ - but the water for footwashing until the part of patient who will be away I dont know I cant tell He went to the window and stood with his back to her so that she might not see the hopelessness in his eyes She followed him and linked her arm in his Philip youre not telling me the worst of it wont you trust me She got no answer in words but the sense of touch told her something of his struggle for self restraint Why dont you let me go with you she pleaded Isnt it my right to share 3our trouble and to help you bear it He stood irresolute for a minute vainly trying to say something which would be at once affectionate and in ¬ definite finding it altogether beyond him he turned abrupt kissed her and was gone TV Mr Brentwood that fellow will be down here inside of 20 minutes to raise his own bid How would you like to look at some of this residence prop ¬ erty on Arlington terrace Mr Brentwood thought he should prefer something in the business dis ¬ trict in fact that Lot 22 Block 1G was precisely what he wanted He had no means of knowing that the telephone was a dummy Tung at the critical point in the interview by the pressure of Mr Fenchs foot iipon a convenient button in the floor beneath the desk Nor did it occur to him at the time that the one- ¬ sided conversation at the instrument was peculiarly opportune For the moment the Chicago broker like a good- ¬ ly number of those who were permitted to breathe the speculative atmosphere of Mr Fenchs private office took leave of the calm good sense which made him respected among his business associates in Chicago He swallowed the bait in ¬ nocently believed all he saw and heard and refused to be diverted until he had prevailed upon the reluctant Mr Fench to accept a round sum to bind the bar ¬ gain on the coveted piece of property As Brentwood left the office by one door Sharpless entered by another and sat down in the chair latelj- - occupied by the last visitor Shut off that hungry crowd for a few minutes Fench and PR go over these papers with you he said Fench touched the electric button on his desk and when the cleric answered the bell he gave the order to admit no one till further notice Now then Im ready for you Well about this Woodenwarecom- ffii- jrtnexeallrJghtTheyllbring their own operatives and they agfeeTio build tenements on the block next to their factory selling them to their men on the installment plan The sawmill people you know about Theyll take Town companys stock and pay for it half cash and half lumber This fire¬ brick fellow wants to know if we own the furnace and rolling mill jjlants and if well agree to give him a monopoly on the brick needed by us I told him we would if he would take Block 3 at our figures paying half cash brick to be taken on same basis and to be furnished when ordered Thats a good careful provision Fench broke in especially as the mor- ¬ tar isnt dry on the first set of linings - by Fench rung off rand resumed his seat at the desk You see how it goes Good pch swore a quavering oath which wasT nevertheless broad enough to Qover the whole transaction and every- orielconnected with it I dont see how Katcould make any difference I tell youfwere done up Sharpless jIfc will make just this difference ii wehad that deed with Cates signature wepmight stand some chance of pleading ajdnnocent purchasers and Cates would make a first class scapegoat As it is there are some people who might be mean enough to hint that we made our title out of whole cloth However thatfs all beside the mark This old fellow must be at least G5 or 70 hes anoutlaw and hes only one ignorant mans against the whole syndicate If weT cant hold our own we deserve to go tolthe wall What are you going to do about it Run him out of the country asuin can get somebody tp give him a nint that Uncle Sam s men would like tofinterview him fWho knows him VPlerfty of people among the natives butI think he can be reached quickest through the old Scotchman up on the Little Chiwassee whats his name Duncan Jamie Duncan Sharpless rose to go back to his own room and Fench called to him as he reached the door Say Sharpless you know I never would have touched this damned thing with a ten foot pole if you hadnt made me believe the man was dead Now 3ouve got to stand by me are you sure voUj burned that that deed we made r siire you didnt make a mistake and burn thp wttitio otioO yT didae lawyer glanced back at his abject fellow conspirator with a frown of im- ¬ patience Fench you make me tired Do you suppose Id be fool enough to take any chances By what means the attorney carried out his threat of intimidation ho one but those most nearly concerned knew but there was no more talk of the sen- ¬ tinel on Eagle Cliff and the gossips of the town were much too busy fighting for the crumbs which f eU from the spec- ¬ ulators table to makv more than a passing mention of thfc old mountain- eerjs second disappearance to be continued Sh we had that deed COPIES CRfWIE The Terrible Influence of Evil Iilter ntnre on Youthful Minds Some time ago two boys the oldest under 17 years of age arrived in this country from Paris They came in a spirit of adventure to seek their for- ¬ tunes in the west butihey soon drifted to Louisiana and settled among people who spoke their native tongue There they became popular and every one lent them books to read It was soon noticed that they preferred stories of piracy lawless love and vicious adventure One day it was in 1896 the little vil¬ lage was startled by the news that a man had been horribly murdered In- ¬ vestigation showed that he had been surprised in his house tortured to make him reveal the hiding place of his treas- ¬ ure and then killed He was the rich est man in the country roundabout and living alone with the habits of a miser he was known to have large sums of A HUMOROUS And your wife aimed at and struclc Yes sir your head with the cup cay is that you Well then alii have to Tit- should be very proud of- her v-v Bits Dear mel The baby has Mother swallowed that bit of worsted J - -- f f Father Thats nothing to ttie yarns shell have to swallow if she lives to -- errow up Tit Bits V critically surveying the new baby re- - rVjj Hes got norf marked to his mother teeth and no hair Hes grandfathers Fun little brother aint he ma How is it that you never Jones play golf Miss Smith I thought you Oh Miss Smith had taken lesosns yes But Ive only so far learned enough for conversational purposes Brooklyn Life A penny saved A Resemblance A small boy after iI T 1- yet Go on Then heres Edgeley the cutlery man Ive been having the devils own time with him He sent a man down here to look over the situation and Ive had a dozen interviews with him First he made me go to the courthouse and overhaul the records Then he wanted t o sea the deeds I tried to switch him off t the Cates tract to a location farther down the river but he wouldnt have that I wouldnt fool with him a minute if I wasnt sure that Edgeley has plenty of money Wanted to see the deeds did he Mr Jenkins Fench sat in his private said Fench thoughtfully D you office in the new building of the Alla coochee Land Manufacturing and Im- ¬ know Sharxless Ive been sorry a dozen provement company giving audience to prospective investors as they were ad- ¬ mitted one at a time by the clerk in the outer room If in the beginning the manager had played a somewhat leisurely second to Lawyer Sharpless lead all traces of inertness vanished with the breaking of ground for the new city and Mr Pench became for the time an incarnation of enthusiasm and restless activity Allacoochee and its advantages circumscribed the rim of his horizon the rest of the world was a mere tail to the comet of which this latest luminary in the urban galaxy was the head And evidence was not wanting that noinconsiderable portion of the world of investment stood ready to take Alla- ¬ coochee at Mr Fenchs appraisal Prom morning till night the outer office was crowded with buyers and the rocket- ¬ like flight of prices seemed only to add to the eager anxiety of those who wait- ¬ ed their turns to get speech with the busj manager It is true that Mr Pench left nothing undone to fan the flame of enthusiasm and it is equally certain that some of his methods were rathr more enterprising than honor- ¬ able but no one stopped to analyze the reaping process while the golden harvest was so plentiful and Mr Tenchs little ruses were accepted and credited by scores of people who in the ordinary walks of life were neither knaves nor fools Lot 22 Block 16 an elderly gentle manwhose portly figure and benignant smile were best known to frequenters of the Chicago board of trade had just been admitted to live presence rr1ies sir thats one of the finest locations in u V - A MODERN MIRACLE l- - ¬ there With pleasure I thought it would do as well as any for a point of de ¬ parture you know Im going to live in the woods Placid MrsMorrisson smiled incredu- ¬ lously Ive been trying to imagine it ever since Helen told us but I cant Why youve never been out she said of your bath and your morning of reach paper since you werer old enough to 3cnpvv the good of either winced a little under the crit ¬ Philip icism A month earlier while the armor phbnse XILT who ascended or rather was lifted up to the throne in the year of his birth 1886 his mother being de clared queen regent Between 714 and 756 Spain was governed by emirs No Pelayq a descendant of Gothic kings Then its gone Well it dont matter much except was the first distinctively Spanish sov as I say theyd be handy to show ereign whose rute was acknowledged over a portion of the north about 719 Theyre both recorded Yes theyre recorded all right but From that time to the accession of the Sharpless paused and knitted his present sovereign Spain has had about brows at the small bisque figure hold ¬ 180 kings This extraordinary number for that length of time isexplained by ing the matches on Fenchs desk - But the circumstance that up to the union what Have you heard the talk about Kil 1 jo1s Ferdinand and Isabella Spain was divided into a number of independent grow Chicago Chronicled Who the dead man No what monarchies A Gentle It e proof about him -They say he isnt dead that hes Tnevinfsint of the household was in been seen on the mountain comes and its cradle The head of the house was perches himself up on that crag they atvhqme peevish and fault finding At call Eagle Cliff to watch the improve- ¬ length he became unendurable iTouve done nothing but make mis ments were making on his farm takes to night he growled The devil you say Mr Fench came Yes- his spouse began meekly out of his chair with a jerk aiidbesun I to walk the floor nervously The cooler- - began by putting the wrong babvto Bits headed lawyer smiled and waited A Good Reason Fench tramped himself into a perspira ¬ Oljl Ifeatls for Jonnsel Ho Fell and Felt y j Mother Do you know why your paf tion and then sat down again with a eY rods but this is a hard world Young MaidrWhntis thebesttime tc cauea iur mownara a liar Tcmmv groan The vounn man slowlv ariflnainfullv marrv j rn - -m j i J uuijr e sa smaiier inani Were done up Sharpless done up picked up his broken wheel and limped uiu Maui whenever the man is will r -than pn Harlem Tjife slick and clean That man can send us on NY Truth ¬ v i times you burned that deed It would have been as good as any to show and Ive wanted it 20 times if I have once But youve got Cates deed to us I thought I had but I havent What have you done with it I dont think Ive ever had it The last I remember of it was that night when you put it in your pocket and said youd have it recorded with the other Look in your safe said Sharpless and Ill go through my papers He was back in ten minutes without the missing document Did you find it he asked POCOHONTAS A Reminiscence of the French Massacre by the Natchez Indians The Pocahontas of the early days of the colony of Louisiana at least so far ascevotion to the French was con- cernedjwsJBras Pique Tattooed Arm the mother of the Great Sunorf chief ruler of the Natchez nation at the time of the massacre of the French by the Natchez on the 27th of Novem- ¬ ber 1729 She suspected the great con ¬ spiracy that was on foot among the Natphez to destroy the French and being a faithful friend of the latter induced by repeated solicitations her son who was only 17 3 ears old to confess to her that he had sent messengers to all the Indian nations throughoul Louisiana each message bearing a bun dle of sticks and each bundle containing exactly as many sticks as the others The instructions given to the other In diau riatioiis were to begin burning a stick on a certain day and when the last stick should be consumed to fall on the French in their vicinity and slay them Bras Pique had the details of the plot communicated to Chepart the com niahdant of the post but finding that he treated the warnings with contempt with the view of saving the majority of the French in Louisiana by dislocating the planof the conspiracy she entered the temple of Natchez where the sa- ¬ cred fire was perpetually maintained and threw several sticks from the bun- ¬ dle which had been deposed in the temple on the fire and thus disarranged the Natchez part of the conspiracy When the last stick of the Natchez was burned the massacre ox nearly all the French in the Natchez country followed but as the tragic event had been precipi- ¬ tated by the stratagem of the devoted Bras Pique Perrier who at that time was governor of the colony was enabled to take measures to save the French elsewhere in the colony N O Picayune t ¬ LOUISIANAS ¬ Spain Has Had Many Rulers The present king of Spain is Al - - bedTit said Uncle Eben is a penny earned But dat aint no money concealed on his premises The brutal crime roused the whole scuse foh wastin mo time tryin ter neighborhood Large rewards were of- ¬ dodge er expense ob two bits dan it ud fered for the capture of the murderers take ter git fo dollars toy workin Bloodhounds and detectives were set at Washington Star Will you have me for better or for work A poor tramp was arrested and What a foolish he asked was barely able to prove an alibi to es- ¬ worse cape being lynched But all efforts to question George she answered How can I tell whether it will be for better trace the assassins failed A few weeks after the crime the two or for worse Weve just got to take Chicago Even ¬ French boys showed their employer a chances Thats all letter from New Orleans offering them ing Post Too Good John said the father work at higher wages Their emplo3rer congratulated them and advised them who had just listened to his sons com- ¬ to go and they went But the sheriff mencement oration I hope the man had some suspicion He found out at that you are going to take a position the post office that the boys had re- ¬ with did not hear you read that piece ceived no such letter He went to New Why not I thought it was first rate Orleans and the boys were not to be It was fine Im afraid if he finds outr found at the address they had given how much more you know than he does He tried to trace them but they had dis- ¬ hell be jealous and wont want you in appeared completely the same business with him Wash- Some months after this two very ington Star ragged youths presented themselves at A FIREMANS FALL a plantation near the scene of the crime They showed Interesting Incident of a Large Fire and asked for work signs of great suffering and poverty in New York They were emaciated and ravenous An incident that happened in a large v They were recognized as the same two cotton fire in the lower part of Newj brothers who had left the neighbor ¬ York some years ago had its comiav hood to go to New Orleans Thesheriff side and was the means of the firemen soon heard of their return and arrested discovering the main body of the fire them on the charge of murder Over- ¬ which for some time they had been eh t come with terror they broke down and deavoring in vain to locate confessed the deed It was a miserable The smoke was pouring out of nearly story of two guilty and haunted souls every part of the building and al- The face of the dead man followed though several entrances had beem us everywhere they said We couldnt made it had been impossible to find the get away from it seat of the fire The chief in chargeThe sheriff questioned them and ordered some windows on the third found out that in one of the dime novels floor to be opened up and a ladder which they were in the habit of read- ¬ was accordingly raised and a fireman ing a murderous plot had captured ascended With the aid of a hook he their depraved fancy and1 enticed them pried open the iron shutters and lamp to a career of crime This book toldhow in hand stepped in and disappeared an old miser was robbed and finally His companion upon the ladder won ¬ killed and how the ruffians escaped to dering why he had so suddenly vanished enjoy their booty They determined to from sight peered in and found that he reproduce the bloody description in had stepped into the elevator shaft that real life and spent some weeks in plan ¬ was directly under this window aud ning the fatal work had fallen through to the basement ¬ They traveled in luxury on the pro- Hastily descending he alarmed the ceeds of their murderous theft They others and forcing an entrance they tried every amusement every excite made their way to the cellar Here ment but they could not be happy In they found their comrade in a sitting vain- they endeWored to banish the position upon a bale of cotton agonized countenance of their victim Biunneu anu uuzeu irom xne snocKiori It was as if some chain bound them to the fall but otherwise uninjured In the scene of their atrocity and the his hand he still held the wire handle of farther away they went the more in ¬ his lamp all that remained of it while exorably this strange power pulled in front of him further in the basement them back Tortured by remorse miser blazing merrily was the fire they had able and starving these poor dupes of been endeavoring to find His fall had a wicked book drifted to their doom as led him directly to it On afterward surely as a boat caught in the eddies of examining the hatchway or shaft through which he had fallen they found the maelstrom Both brothers were sentenced to that it had bars running diagonally death Perhaps they will have suffered across at each floor and in some mar ¬ the extreme penalty of the law before velous way he had escaped each one in his downward flight Charles T Hill this story reaches our readers Fascinate a boy with a book and he in St Nicholas will do whathe reads They who throw NO POSTAGE STAMPS criminal fiction or the details of real crime in the way of the youth are A Place Where Letters Are Sent Freer enemies of mankind sowing the seeds of Cost of sorrow and death Youths Com- ¬ The letters that the Sikh police in panion Singapore send their kindred in India and those that they receive in return v MOOSE TOWED THE BOAT are almost invariably minus any post- of- of It Was Fun for Awhile Sut the Pas ¬ age stamps Onethis their European ther ficers noticing asked one of sengers Tired of It men the reason for this universal omis- - -Up on Sebec lake in Maine they have steamboats and lots of other things sion ancb it was explained that the na ¬ The latest is a moose which can do a tive postmans idea of honor concerning towing business One day lately while the delivery of native letters are re- ¬ the good steamer Marion was passing stricted to towns Should the epistle be addressed to up through the narrows in Sebec lake in a village some miles from the a big bull moose was sighted swimming office the postman duly takes the let- toward the craft to cross her bow He had a bone in his teeth and was leaving ter and starts off but after going a lit- a wake like the cruiser Columbia the fie way slips into the nearest patch ofi time she came up Penobscot bay into jungle and throws it away thus saving r Castine harbor last summer Capt himself any further trouble about the Herse saw the bull in good time and matter It is curious to note that let- ¬ he got out his biggest hawser and put ters are seldom rifled The trouble of or a little more steam just to brir the walking so far for a mere letter seems boat alongside the moose when he to worry the native mind and no cu- got into comfortable distance he let go riosity is aroused as to its pontents If the letter however is unstamped the hawser like a lasso and the rope the unhappy postman must deliver it at settled over the head of the big fellow its destination as he is bound to pro- and caught him fast The Marion is a sturdy little craft duce on liis return a receipt for the fine but she wasnt built for a moose The imposed for the omitted stamps bull swam straight on for airhile tow ¬ They bear no ill will to the postman probably they would do the same in ing the boat after him aud playing his place but they know the length off horse generally with everything with- ¬ in reach Just in the height of the his methods accordingly Kansas City fun he gave a sudden turn to starboard World put straight about and with full speed Fislitlnjr Bicycles on in both engines let himself out for Capt Gerard of the French armynas shore the steamer dragging along be formed an experimental company of 60j juind All the passengers offered free men riding bicycles and intended for a advice as to how to get the moose out fighting corps on wheels The captain- into the lake again but meanwhile the has invented a special form of bicycJe V rocks of the shore were getting nearer for his men The cross bar is hinged soS Finally Capt Hersey cast off his line that the machine can be folded and car ¬ and let the moose get ashore up which ried on the back when ground iinprac- he fled and disappeared in the forest ticable for wheeling has to be crossed with the speed of the Boston Albanys It is thought that companies trained to fastest express It takes more than a maneuver on wheels may be very use ¬ steamboat to stop the progress of a ful in light skirmishing and scouting y V healthy Maine moose Bangor Com ¬ Each rider carries a Lebel rifle and mercial bayonet Youths Companion V An Icy Retort In tlxc Prisoners Pen This said the ice man is the time First UnfortiinaterWhat are you in of year when I cut considerable fer drunk an disorderly ices You said the kitchen lady doufev Second Unfortunate Sure Do Hook as if I wuz run in fer seorchin Brook- ¬ cut half as much as you are paid forf lyn Life Ypnkers Statesman - jajcyJj 7 ¬ a-V-- -- il 1 o J ZSH - 2 i- - i - - - - J - -- V - 1 - inr-r-NYiVeQ- t- - 1Vv t - v - m - - - - - v 2Sfl7sf S WxSi T msesmsm t 3W51 TE - B0UUBO18 N sB a3BMMwammK TUESDAY JULY 20 1897 i I J1 30L-- inens us mihv be necessary nt home and abroad rHtW - Vflvrf J - V -- - SC s ft Q a wy tM - private interests The Democrats of Kentucky renew their allegiance to the principles of true Democracy as exemplified by the administration of Grover Cleveland and as illustrated by his eminent secretary of the treasury John G Carlisle and pledge themselves to renew au unceas- ¬ ing effort to embody and substantiate them in the national policy The public order is the basis of the Absolutely public credit The Democrats of Ken Celebrated for its great leavening tucky who have renewed their allegiance Btrength and healthfnluess Assures the to the credit of the nation as proclaimed food against alum aud all forms of adul- ¬ by the Indianapolis platform take this teration common to the cheap brands occasion to declare their devotion fto the Rpyal Baking Powder CO New YOrkJ public order in the nation and in the stale They denounce lawlessness of every kind wherever it appears whether at THE the hands of mobs usurping the func-¬ tions of the courts or of masked maraudSeventeenth Year Established 1881 ers intimidating peaceful citizens assailing the property of the people men JPublished everj lueaaay and Friday by acing the public highways or otherwise endangering the peace of society WALTER CHAMP Editors and Oumerx We pledge ourselves to use every ef- ¬ BBUCE MILLER fort to restore the supremacy of law and to punish those who violate the laws W Make all Checks Money Orders etc and we call upon all honest and patripayable to the order of Champ MiMjEr otic men to join with us iu this first duty of good Democrats and good citi- coinage ot silver as inevitably produc fir ing silver monometallism and we do advocate a gold standard and the coin age of silver to the requirements of commerce as offering the only means of maintaining bimetallism aud denounce any attempt to fix the ratio between the One third of all the children metals arbitrary by law without refer I die fcefore they are five years ence to their commercial value as unsafe old Most ot them die ot some and dangerous to public welfare aud ¬ ¬ i4 We denounce the free and unlitnitert ¬ Growin Children F GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Theatrical And OtlierwisH RmarV t The Foyer John Drew will nlav nPYhcaoc Sydney Grundys A Marriage of Con- ¬ venience adapted from tbe elder Dumas Edna Wallace Hopper will not be with De Wolf Hopper next season but tfill star in The Bride Elect a new opera by John Philip Sousa The Bond Stock Company that very clever organization which nas delighted so many audiences this Summer at Louisville and Wasbiugton last night began a weeks engagement at Lexing ¬ ton They will give a new bill every night and at the Saturday matinee Eveiy member is au artist aud every play is bright and amusing The Saturday matinee m ly attract a party of Paris ¬ ians New Laundry Agency i r r J v t SH w -- i if ¬ - bjvki n ¬ wasting disease The7 grow very slowly keep thin in flesh are fretful food does not do them much good You cant -- M Jv POWDER Pure say they have any disease yet they never prosper A slight cold or some stomach and bowel trouble takes them away easily Cod liver Oil with Hypophos phites is just the remedy for ¬ SCOTTS EMULSION of TWO HORSE ji nm ¬ growing children It makes hard flesh sound flesh not It makes soft flabby fat strong bones healthy nerves It changes poor children to children rich in prosperity Book about it free for the asking for Scotfs Emul Eir Nodosubstitutechildren what we¬ for the sion will know Scotts Emulsion will do Get HAY RAKE t - - ii ih v i f ¬ ¬ the genuine For sale by all druggists at 50c and ¬ J00 SCOTT BOWNE New York for the a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drng store will receive immediate attention Work ca led for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf ngency tJ HAVE 8ecurrd theLaundrv Winchester Power is the greatest bay gatherer made A Takes hay from swath to rick Saves time aves money haying easy v Bruce Holladay lc a Day ¬ ADVEWl ItiJJVt ttATEb Displays onpflollar per inch for first Inser zens tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractfons oflmes count as full lines when running at line rates Onituar3 cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents periine Special rates given for large advertise ments and yoarly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ R T TYLER J D POWERS WILLIAM H YOST S B BUCKNER CHARLES J HELM WILLIAM LINDSAY R P JACOBS M C SWINFORD B R JOUETT H C BAKER Correspondence from Estill WC HENRY WATTERSON P- - BRECKINRIDGE J SCINTILLATIONS Au Your Iife Insured J M AiHEciTON Tennessee politicians are still all at sea as to whether Turley or McMillin will be appointed Senator Xational Democratic Speakers f 4 -- Ifcy-i- - Thesound money Democrats are preparing for a vigorous campaign and Chairman Car- ¬ roll has received assurance from Carlisle Senator Lindsay and CoL Breckinridge that they will make many speeches in Kentucky during the campaign Among the other speakers who will help the cause of sound money and an honest Democracy are the Hon JR T Tyler the Hon J t Speight the Hon J K Heudrick the Hon Henry Burnett the Hon John F Lockett for- ¬ mer Congressman A B Montgomery the Hon J C Sims tbe Hon Wilbur F Browder the Hon Zuoh Phelps Col Thomas W Bullitt the Hon E J Mc Dermitt tho Hon Boyd Winchester Senator W W Stephenson Col E H Gaither tne Hon Chas Rhodes Judge J Q Ward the Hon J A Violett Judge Thos H Hines the Hon W W Dickerson Senator R H Eliston Judge Chas J Helm the Hon A G Dejar ex-Secret- The Louisville iWsays Always lovely and home lik Estiil Springs were never more beautiful than rat present noi were they ever better managed than by Capt J M ThomaB The Thomas and Mr R L pleas- ¬ hotel capacious cool and ant with its magnificent ball room broad piazzas bowling alley bath house and the healthful mineral waters is indeed an ideal place to rest and recuperate and guests never lack for attention The scenery around Estill is picturesque the towering mountains the grand forests and wind ¬ ing drives around Kentucky river constituting a grand panorama made bj Nature The Estill mineral waters are conduciveto health and the mouutaiu mr is mvmnrnrinf hrintriTipr ni hv riav an appetite for the excellent fare at the hotel and by night restful sleep ¬ ¬ Our insurance Interesting Juinble Of News And able paper on the is protected by bank- ¬ Capital City Bank of Comment Columbus O There can be no stronger There will bj no fair at Danville this guarantee given yon We dare not use tr t a banks name without authoritv if you year U doubt it write them Good health is The Lancaster fair last week wss the best life insurance Wrights largely attended Celery Capsules gives you good health 34 they cure The Falmouth Guards haye been trouble Liver Kidney and Stomach Rheumatism Constipation and Wt Fflwttt iVi Sick Headaches 100 days treatment luuoLucu uui uj reiviue A New York Central nassencrer train costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings ran 148 miles in 138 minutes your money back if we fail to cure you A telephone line may be built be- Sold by W T Brooks druggist tween Flemiugsburg and Sharpsburg Richmonds new 100000 Govern ¬ ment Building was dedicated Thursday Will Not Perform Miracles Isaac Sadler a farmer was struck b lightning and killed in the harvest field But Will Cure C u J - - ¬ Sold fr v Toy ft K J NEELY 1 It near Earlineton hi Look out foruountirMt 2 bilJs A number of them are said to bisrinVcircu V Lt ih i irQf - W5- - - hi j fcafe f ft Sj- - The social diversions Estill are boating on Kentucky river bowling nette flie Hon Cassius M Clay Jr tenuis driving climbing the mountains the Hon M C Swinford Prof Arthur and dancing The ball room at Estill is Yager Senator Henry L Martin the magnificent and a splendid orchestra Hon Nelson H Trimble Col H P furnisbes inspiring music for those who Thompson Judge Alex P Humphrey care to dance The moon lit piazzas are and many others inviting for promenades at eventide and the serpentine walk to the chalebeate National Democratic llatform spring is a picturesque stroll by day The following is tho text of the plat- ¬ The proposition log continues to oe a form adopted last Thursday at the con- ¬ feature at this lovely dell Tis said vention of National Democrats in that when man and maid sit together on Louisville this log a proposal is sure to result I can testify that it is a most romantic the platfokm The National Democracy of Kentucky spot and it is related that it is responsi- ¬ in convention assembled curdially ap- ¬ ble for no less than fifty marriages struction prove the action takeu last year result- ¬ Maj A D Reynolds ing in the Indianapoiis convention the of Bristol Among the late arrivals at Estill are Tenn who has made a fortune out of nomination of Palmer and jjuckner and the complete organization and perpetua- ¬ Mrs Lanra Taylor Miss Susan Miller manufactured tobacco has suddenly tion of the Democratic party not only Dr Nelson Prewitt L H Bush of come to the conclusion that if conflicts for that campaign but for all time and Winchester Mr aud Mrs E D Sayre with his religious views and has sold with equal cordiality indorse the plat- ¬ form of principles announced by the Mr aud Mrs Roger Williams Mr and out Louisville convention of 1896 and the Mrs Wilson Strader Misses Virginia platform adopted at Indianapolis and Lyle Nancy Lyle Katherine Clark reaffirm our hearty allegiance of the principles and policies therein expressed Mamie Clark Rida Pajnie Mr and Mrs L W Bvbee and and ueclare they are in accordanre with Nat Petitt the Democratic platforms adopted by and the Misses Courtney Lexington the various preceding national conven ¬ Mrs M B Tucker- - T K Helm Mr3 tions which platform we hereby adopt ¬ J C Burnett Miss Elise Burnett Gil- ¬ to which the Expectant Mother is ed and by which we stand We reaffirm as the pledge of the Dem bert Burnett Theodore Burnett Louis- - exposed and the foreboding and ocratic party that when intrusted with ville John C Chenault A D Miller dread with which she looks for- ¬ reaerai power it win enact such tax R H Zarim rCichmond J L Ash- - ward to the hour of womans laws as will produce sufficient revenue Neely severest trial is appreciated by but and framed for revenue onlv levvintr lbauh Cincmmiti Mlss 1 B Halley Miss few necessary taxes only aud with impar- - Chattanooga bam All effort should be made tialityaud without bounties bonuses or Mary Belle Halley Paynes Dipot Miss to smooth these rugged places favors will reform the currencv laws Evlvn trmV foorfrotr v vt v in lifes pathway for her ere she uiJLiii io so as to maintain the standard of the Smith J G Craddock Wm Reming ¬ presses to her bosom her babe world and furnish a sound stable aud sufficient currency of gold aud silver ton R W OConnor Mr and Mrs W interchangeable with each other at R Thomas and children aud Walter equal commercial value will regain Champ Paris Miss May Benjamin with suitable revenue and navigation Arkansas J R Downing Georgetown laws the supremacy of the sea enforce W T Beckham H P Poynter Shelby allays Nervousness and so assists a proper civil service S ttmi preserve ville C W Burt Lausing Mich Nature that the change goes for- ¬ the public order maintain the public and Mrs C W Saifell Frankfort JMr ward in an easy manner without peace and protect the riijhis liberties Bates Joe Harris Nicholasville D such violent protest in the way of and property of the citizens by such Woolums Richmond and others Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy - a at y The Kentnrkv pchool per capita has been fixri at 2 20 for 1897 whjihi the same hs the per capita for 189Ufe The Warren onntv TeachfrslInsti t ttv adopted a strong resolution con dmuintr the R publican Statead minis tration for reducing tbe schooPfnud The camp grounds at High Bridge are beiug put in condition fortheJmeeting which begins Friday Amongjltlie at tractions this year will be DrTuhnage and B Fay Mills gff a The headless bodj of Aunt Fanny Davis was found in a sack under a straw stack near Danville She wad 104 years old and died five years ago Her body was taken up by body snatchers It is estimated that 6000000 were spent at Christian Endeaver Convention at San Francisco Bap- ¬ the tist Young People at Chattanooga and the Ep worth League at Toronto The Fayette Fiscal Court has decided to rebuild the Lexington Court house after the same style of architecture and just as it was when burned The insur auce will almost coer the costof recon¬ V bVSSVSV VtV M per 602 h FOR RENT HDAILEY MAIN ST ¬ O R JULES RESTORATIVE NERVINE ¬ removing the germs of disease and then supplying healthy nerve food increasing the appetite helping digestion and strength¬ ening the entire system Desperate cases require prolonged treatment as shown by that of Mrs M B Reed of Delta Iowa who writes As the result of a lightning stroke the physicians said I had a light stroke of paralysis my limbs would all draw up I would have throbbings Dr Miles in my chest that seemed unendurable For three Nervine months I could not sleep Restores and for three weeks did not close my eye3 I Health prayed for sleep and felt that if relief did not come I would be dead or insane I took Dr Miles Restora tive Nervine and the second night slept two hours and from that time on my health im- ¬ proved slowly at first but steadily and surely I took in all 40 bottles and I cannot express how grateful I am for I am now perfectly well and have taken no medicine for over four months Dr Miles Nervine is sold by druggists on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded Book on heart and nerves free Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind JLJ month cures nervous prostration Not mi- ¬ Piyio raculously but scientifically by first Ujant f TJEICK cottage 5 First class repair Ap- J J MiKLS Or O EDWARDS rooms 10 -PARIS Over Deposit Bank to 12 a KY Office hours m r 1 to 6 p in- - f4 it WVMIfT-Sii-ytr-W- SPECIAL DRIVES UN WALL PAPER To Close Out Stock Ask lor my estimates for one To Cure A Cold In One Day Tab- ¬ THE DANGER if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky -- lets Take Laxative Bromo Quinine All druggists refund the money - j uy j I j iru tu taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Star a most excellent paper and wil have it delivered to subscribers in any part of the city for six cents per week He solicits your subscription tf Sherman Stivers has two or any number oi rccms I will paper rooms completejforless money than anybody GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window chaes Oil -- I WOOD 1 - m MANTEL- Sv - C Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc v I I i K life Kk s 1 i Ilk- - i- - vJf The company at EstiM Special attention given to Undertak- - 1 Highest Honors Worlds Fair attractive the tastefully gowned ladies through the ordeal quickly and ing and Repairing being fair of face and winsome of m tu ¬ without pain is left strong and Main Street - - Pakis Ky ner representing well known familiei of vigorous and enabled to joyously i the Bluegrass The gentlemen are agree- perform the high and holy duties able and gallant thus making the social now devolved upon her Safety feature of the Springs very pleasant to life of both is assured by the use of Mothers Friend and A comfortable brick residence on Sunday was spent quietly at Estill the time of recovery shortened Third street Paris Kj-pposice the The guests mingling like members of a Chas Stephens Esq Ap residence of I know one lady the mother of three ply to large family gathered in the parlor aud A T E ASHBROOK sang sacred music and familiar ballads children who suffered greatly in the E- As the notes of Onr Old Kentucky birth of each who obtained a bottle of Ojy tf Home echoed through the spacious Mothers Friend of me before her IB halls I wondered if the sun fourth confinement and wag relieved quickly and easily All agree that their shines on a lovelier dearer country in Some writer once said that God could labor was 6horter and less painful lJ 617 Main St Paris Ky have made a better berry than the John G- Polhiix Macon Gastrawberry but He never did so I thought He 100 PEB BOTTTiE at all Druff Stores could MOST PERFECT MADE or sent by mail on receipt of price have made a prettier country than A pure Grane Cream of Tartar Powder Free old Kentucky but He didnt BOOKS Containing invaluable information of om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Estill ieone of fhe prettiest placesAnd rnrrj interest to all women will be sent to in rntfi any address upon application by the Bluegrass State YEARS THE STANDARD q ¬ Awarded forebodings yield to cheerful and is especially hopeful anticipations she passes f A Specialty - I i FOR RENT CREAM ¬ JT v HINTON BAKING -- UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BLANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO POWDER J P KIELY - - 40 a IM -- w v Atff THCMtAOFlELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA G HV i j xrr v - c mJtX rt L it r ri if h h lt hi y VVA4t x pi Lr-- j V T i F THE - THE BOURBONr NEWS TlTESDAY JULY 20 1897 tftfQfF 5 - w w ThubsdaiY night while a colored ex-BY TWJiKeiiova tSevciiteenth Year Establihedt 1881 cursion tram froin Maysville was re- - COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN turning fio u Mt Sterling Hock Mason Mr and Mrs W E Board enter- i r of Mays at lmexcitss the Post office at Paris Ky as of this city shot Jiui Jones timed last eveuing in honor of Miss seco mail matter ville through the hand and Jim Bine Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Luctet Barnes of Nicholasvilie ofLewisburg Mason county through The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And ijgsMiss Elizabeth Van Meter of Dan- TELEPHONE NO 124 The shoe needs careful attention to secure comfort to the bowles It is s dd that there was ISlsewhere W- is very ill villesand Miss Margaret Woodford of Miss Katie McNamara but slight provocation for the shooting MMgterJing are guests of Mayor W L the foot during the heated term SUBSCRIPTION PHLCK8 We are prepared to sm- pof either man Blue died Saturday with typhoid fever f Payable in A dvan ce aud faTnily SW When the train reached Paris Jones J Mr Smith OBrien is here from I t4lle8 Oneyear 2 00 Six mouths 9fl m insure the largest Miss Laura Whaley who has been ply you with stylish shoes a N night watch- - Nashville on a visit news costs you cant even-- get A h- - WAS arrested by L visiting her grand parents Mr and lORT PKOM A GUN FllKE OP CHAIGK mau Luke Connelly a good Our pri Miss Georgia Bostain is Visiting MrssG W Myers returns this morn- - measure of comfort 3 reasonable When Connellv attempted to arrest i friends in Winchester Make all Checkx Money ingto her home in Bath county shoe for a small price You w m be pleased with our payable to the order of Champ Orders Etc Mason ou Touch streec Maon began Miliar spent Sunday with Mr Chas Winn Miss Mary Grannon came up from firing at him one bnllett burning the Gincmnati Sunday to spend the day stock watchmans lip To protect his life relatives in Winchester Yesterdays Base Ball Itesults Apperson of Coving- ¬ weigher mother She was acoompa Mr Richard killing Connelly returned the fire Louisville 6 Washington 2 nedby Miss Kate Breen and Mr Mason The testimony heard Saturday ton was in the city Sunday Cincinnati 3 Boston 9 at the inquest held by Coroner J Ld Miss Lucy Lowry has returned from Chasl Anderson Biooklyn Pittsburg Rain itr Ray showed that Connelly was entirely a visit to friends in Winchester SBaltimore 7 Cleveland 1 t r NUPTIAL KNOTS St Louis 6 New York 11 justifiable in the shooting of Mason and Miss Annie Applegate of Lexing Philadelphia 6 Chicago 7 he was acquitted He was also acquitt- ¬ ton is a guest of Miss Cora Wilcos Engagements Announcements And Sol i ifc be- ¬ emnizations Of Tho Marriage Vows The Paris Milling Company paid ed at his examining trial Saturday left yesterday Mr Bismark Frank fore Judge Howard sixty two and one half cmts for new for Tatham Springs to spend a few lheodore Hebel 19 and Miss Jessie Mason was a desperate negro Wilson 17 were secretly married at wheat yesterday days who had served two terms in the Covington June 26 Mrs E H Rutherford and Miss Wanted To buy wheat Will pay peniteucrary for malicious shooting and Janie Craft have gone to Versailles on a Sterling Brenne r an old fool eighty the highest market cash price Sacks had lost a leg iu one of the affrays twbyears old married buxom Bessie furnished Though the snooting was a deplorable visit Mn 22 at Louisville E O Fketwell Mr Frank Armstrong of Cincinna- ¬ affair put die opiuion does not in the I P O Box 230 Paris Ky least censure Watchman Counelly for ti visited his parents in this city last Wanted To buy wheat Will pay week For Rent The desirable 7 room his connection ia it Mhs Margaret Yager of Baltimore jthghiKhest market cash price Sacks two story brick residence corner of WArTT7n Tn hnv whpar Will nav - furnished Seventh and High street bath room the hiuhesr market cash price Sacks is visltiDS ncr nncle Mr Henry FuhrE O Fretwell man good cistern etc Apply to th Citizens furnished P O Box 230 Paris Ky E O Fretwell Miss Aline Thomas of Winchester tiiGHEf Bank for further particulars tf P O Box 230 Paris Ky is the guest of her sister Mrs J T Moses KiHN and W B Kidd yester- ¬ OBITUARY C3 Hedges Bourbon Boys In Alaska day shipped tweuty seven c ir loads of Mrs Oscar Taylor and son of Cov- ¬ klSflK Respectfuly pulicatud To The Memory export cattle from this city over th 514 9 Of Tlie Deart The presence of seven Bourbon county ington are guests of Mr and Mrs Geo N toNewYoik The cattle cost L boys John Morrow Wilmot Keuney B Alexander jjFiruian Gillispi anefl sixty five from 425 to 150 and averaged 1401 Myall Lowe Jacob Hall ¬ Edgar Penn Messrs Rohf- Frank and Jack Tar- duHTSuuday at Carlisle and hia remains pounds Frank Hall and Catlett Hutsell in the ter were in Mt Sterling Sunday visit- - wjjre interred 3e3terdav Thi deceased wtpthe father of Representativ J C The Rescue nand fire engine has gold fields of Alaska lends local interest ing Harold Johnson 529 Main St Paris Ky been loaned to the town of Millersburg to the reports regarding the gold fever and daughter Gillispie of Nicholas Mrs Jennie Lary having been forced to the retired list by Excitement is at fever heat at Seattle Miss Aline are guests of Mrs Thos -f ft the improved service water works and Wash over the gold discoveries in the Gardner in Fayette steamer The rescue engine was Yukon Valley More than a million WHEEL NOTES Messrs John Peck and John Car dollars in gold was brought down by the GE3 taken to Millersburg Friday steamships Saturday and there is a ruthers of Cincinnati were guests of fLines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Miss Sophia Levy of Bloomington great rush of prospectors to the new Ed Hutchcraft Sunday Home And Elsewhere T3f was Eldorado It is feared that sufficient Ills fiancee of T H Merritt who Miss Lizzie Preston of Cnvinejton Edar Minter and Chas Dudley goc c R t by Jacob Harris provisions can not be secured to prov ide is visiting Mr and Mrs F W Eber wfieelnl to Richmond and return Sun- ¬ killed at Lexington while caressing the latters wife has for the many who are hurrying to the hardt at Wyndhnrst near Shawhan day The distauce is eighty miles recovered ber gold watch which Mprritt sene All the mining camps in the Miss Mary Vansant of Harrods George Kent Varden and Wood Grin All uur oOc dress goods now gave away She is yet looking for her States are described as poverty hol- ¬ burr who has been visiting Dr and nan went to Myers on bicycles Satur ¬ awns formerly 8 and 10c now 5c diamond pin which her lover had- lows in comparison with the Yukon Mrs J T Vansant left yesterday for day to spend several days with friends flhoice of our fine t lawns 12 to 2d now 10 Flemingsburg Ernest R Taylor and Will H Tol Sea Island percales best quality now Sc Prof M G Thouipson of the Ken riches The Halls have been in Alaska ten Mrs Frank Erringer left bert of Los Angeles have started on a Mr and tucky Classical and Business College at Large line of Pnang formerly 8 l 3c now 5c i spent six Saturday Chicago after spending cycling trip around the world frm Los fol- ¬ years and John Morrow has for 72 inch bleached taldV linen SI kind now Goi- North iMiddletcwu has engaged the years in that golden land and they have several days with relatives and old Angeles They will be without funds All our table linens formerly 50 and 75c- - now 40c lowing teachers tor the coming term met with considerable success 50 doz finest inen napkins 75 and 1 a dozen friends in Paris and undertake to return in eighteen MissEtha Van Arsdell of Houstonvillp See Chicago dispatch on second page Our finest kid gloves SI 75 kind now SI Miss Allie May McCorkle Eminence Mr Geo D Mitchell left Sunday months for details of the rich gold finds in the Standard brands bleached and brown cotton 5c Miss Allie Hart of Paris and Miss Tina for a pleasure trip to Chicago Milwan- Yukon fields 10 4 Utica sheeting full width 18c Blagrave of Nicholasvilie kee and other points He will be gone Men who like a cool quick quiet and Best dress aud apron ginghams 5c about two weeks easy shave should patronize Crawford STOCK AND TURF NEWS having been filed by the Bourbon Soit Ladies Summer ve ts 25o kind full tap d 10c Mrs Florence Lockhart Mrs Chap Bros barber shop Clean first class Fiscal Court to coudemn the fourteen SaIos and Transfers Of Stouk Crop JBtc M Mehagen and Mrs H A Power and oath rooms are connected with the shop of A i miles of Col W W Baldwins Mays- Turf Notes tft their children left Saturdayfor aso- - Satisfactory service at all times hirnpike lyingv hi fvilleLexington v -- jfc v JKURednrons cole Serrano wonCa ijournatiOlympiaV 4W i a r i f rj BonrboMessrs John Ct Clay Oakley350 purse Thursday at Mr and Mrs Spencer Brooker and rcVay Jr aud Catesby Woodford who Sixty seven cents was offered for Mr and Mrs Sharkey Withprs of Lex- were appointed commissioners to apP STR1Y HOHSE TKEI wheat yesterday at Lexington ington will arrive to day to visit Mr praise the road begin their work yeso A R Talbotts pacer Seven Points and Mrs Earl Ash brook terday by driving over the pike to exA stray horse cam to mv stable om starts ina 5000 stake to day at Detroit amine its condition Mr and Mrs t larence Erringer and High Street Paris Kv on FrHav July Simms Tarrs F F V has gone son Theodore who have been visiting 16th Ovner by proving proprty and again this sea- Mr and Mrs J Frank Clay and other paying charges mav havp sainn A serenading party composed of amiss aud may uot race J U BOARDMAN friends left yesterday for Chicago Misses Marie aud Louise Parrish and son Sackett a colt owned by Simms Miss Mattie Peebles arrived Thurs their guests MiHses Stephens Rogers several gentlemen friends Anderson won a 300 purse at Oakley day irom Pawtncket Rhode Island to and Lewi3 and a chaperoue complimented a few Friday visit her mother and sisters She was friends with some exceedingly sweet Forty five acres of wheat raised by J accompanied by her friend Miss Hall are R Nutter in Fayette averaged 32 bush- ¬ All persons bavins claims against the music Saturday night The ladies Miss Helen Hutchcraft entertained assigned estate of William Sndduth are very clever musicians and the music els per acre a number of young friends on Friday requested to file them at once verified as was much appreciated county farmer sold 3000 afternoon at the residence of her parents the law requires A Fayette Any claim not fi jd miy be barred as bushels of wheat at sixty five cents says Mr and Mrs R B Hutchcraft on Mt provided by li w V Early Redman who recently spent a the Gazette Airy J Q WAKUf JK month in Paris selling Persian curtains T J Redmon haE sold his crop of Mrs C B Mitchell and Mrs W Assignee etc was married Wednesday in Cincin- 2000 bushels of wheat to the Paris rW Mitchell and Mr J W Bacon left Atfy JQWard 20jy lmo nati to Mrs Jennie Hunter They be- ¬ Milling Co Saturday morning with the Bourbon K ii acquainted through a matrimonial came A Georgia watermelon weighing 78 Outing Club to spend two weeks at advertisement and met in Cincinnati pounds was shipped yesterday to Presi- Olyrapia GOOD SHOW COMINTJ Hunter is from Cripple Creek Col dent McKinley Mrs Commonwealths Attorney John S JESLy and is said to be worth 75000 and Jasper Offutt has sold 2000 bushels of Smith arrived home yesterday from a Ta efr1- - in spiral old mines Mr to Jacoby Bros of Hutchison at sojourn at Estill Springs where he AND Redman and bride were in this city wheat He is Prof Oatmans Wondeiful troupe of off a spell of illness warded iSSKCIOiTBXjEI aLlXjOPIiTO- - 1 sixly four cents Friday and Saturda and Ponies Dong Thomas drove Earlmont a half much improved in health Educated ¬ WE HATE BEOEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K Miss Berthnia Heistand and brothto a road cart Saturday in 101 ij lat Will Exhibits Days iu Negro Killed At North Middletown Earlmont should er Henry Heistand of Eaton Ohio quarter 29 seconds IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS 2 22 Sam Evans fought be a corker this ytar who have bopn visiting the family of Mr Ben Brooks and m fS U A 1 9 at a negro pic nic Saturday near North The horses of Turnev Bros of this ChasvStephens retnrned honie Satnrin accompanied by John Miller Commencing Wednesday Middletown and Brooks shot Evans Will Wallace of Lexington day killing him citv and Stephens abdomen tho wound tweuty-iived-iythe have each won 1055 during the 4 Sunday Brooks was arrested and Miss Mary Irvinp Davis will leave of the Oakley meeting Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wiisb to the Paris jail brought yesterday this week for Louisville to spend a quality and style are considered We ask you to give ul a call Lexingtons two poolrooms have week with Miss Bessie Cheatham at closed and scores of snorts who ara old Waterspout Strikes An Excursion T enough to know better may now have a Tanelewood after which she will be from Cin- dullar or so left for the necessaries of the guest of Miss Emily May Wheat for Ns excursion The L a fortnight cinnati Sunday carried nearly twelve life MEyRoiiiATT Hon 1 Aug Buckler and wife of hundred people including a number of of Richmond agent for J W Bales t exS E TIPTON Cutter Co San Antonio Texas were present at the Parisians to Natmal Bridge The Schwartzchild Schulzberger was A Cohen of Convention at Louisville last Wednes- ¬ cursion composed of fourteen cars bought ot resjrt New York ninety six J1400 pound ex- ¬ day Mr B is a Sound Mnev Demo We are aho agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full iine cf samples the largest aver taken to that Woodford waterspout oc- ¬ port About seven oclock a cattle at 4 cents or about G000 crat They parsed through Paris yes- ¬ away the supports of curred aud washed Ornament winner of the terday en route to Carlisle E making it The mighty a a trestle on the L Latonia Oakley and St Louis Derbies BL Misses Kate Russell aud Sythe lu- i passengers to walk over necessary for was defeated Saturday in the Buckeye Ladies Green Oxfords ii uu nnma linnifi via the C t oyer a Kern of this city Iva Collins o North ine ireuc Stakes at Oakle by Fleischman We have a fine flexible oxford ifTthis BO YEAR3r The return train reached Pans heavy track Ornament conceded the Middletown Gertrude Renick of Ans O new color made of dark green Dnrree EXPERIENCE morning Mary Keith Miles of Frankfort terlitz about two oclock yesterday kid medium pointed toe hand made winner fifteen pounds lake five feet deep and Eva Wells of Mason will compose See them and as soft as a glov water fonued a The Large sales and a strong market were a house party to he entertained thus week O juue the C CLAY RION at the L E and ¬ persons got a thorough features of the tobacco trade in Cincin by Mist Carrie Gardner of Fayette tionrand several last week and among the sales drenching by accidentally stepping into nati Capt Dan Turney is entertaining at near were 312 hhds of Bluegrass tobacco Wrights Celery Tea regulates the it One Cincinnati man came TRADE NTASKS9 H Clay of Paris sold four hhds at his home on High street tbi week a T liver and kidneys cures constipation drowning DESIGNS 25c at all druggists y and sick headache v Ls an average of 1344 J W Thomas Jr house party composed of his daugh- ¬ COPYRIGHTS Ac Two large frame storehouses and sold ten for an average price ot fcld21 Anyone sending a sketch and description Mr and Mrs ters and his quickly ascertain free whether an iaeati Bar several cottages were swept from their FAMILY 5 in unmbfr GENiEAR probably patentable Commanlcattoas strietly and J Sim Wilson sold seventeen hhds Harry Clay Mr aud Mrs J Frank the Nasb ville confidential Oldest apency forseciaigpate2itji Worlds Greatest Ginnstfc A foundations and carried a short distance Wiggins In America We have a Washnteo office for an average of J1290 Clay and Miss E Ina Turney living in moral and refind entertainment The life has been reported Patents taken through Munn mc1t No loss of 975 rpund trip to Nashville by repur-¬ special notice in the Abner of Carlisle sold four hhds for an and near Paris aud Mrs Saml Willis great familv si o v t the South En ¬ tickets at Chattanooga Visit uy dorsed the pr s very where chasing SCIENTIFIC AMERIGUT average of 1094 of Pine Grove Ci irk county Lookout buy wheat Will pay Usual pa nde Admission under 12 Chattanooga I hickamaua Exposition Wanted To beantifullr illustrated largest clrcnisac st Mountain enronte to the Sacks 20c any scientific Journal weekly termsJSUB a ear stid yrsvof aajej 10c Adnlts away by Misses Mamie Bramblette the highest market cash price M ousix montns Superb vestibnled Trains SDecimen coDiesei ED The pictures being given - Boos on Patents Eent free Address Thurs July Wed W C Rineauson furnished Isgrig are works of Jennie Tilton of Carlisle who went on Davis Thomson MUNN CO E O Fretwell Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati O 21st ard 22d the Christian Endeavor excursion to 3C1 liroway New York art and an ornament to any house 230 Paris KyP O Box BOURBON JEWS A Negro Desperado Killed PERSONAL MENTip SMilfraneisio are h iving a delightful tiwiin the West Tthey are boarding atMfes Sophia Hutchison s private hotel M id Summer Styles 1 t - m Davis Thomson Isgrig ft ¬ jBL ex-convi- ct x -- Royal Muslin Underwear Onyx Fast Black Hosiery New Shades in Kid Gloves All the New Colored Ribbons Ready Made Dress Skirts Ladies Collars and Cuffs Furnishings Etc o To - GHPT Jf mm ULOOi o 1 XZ 17 T v -- -- OHLLi All our Summer al once Here are a few 1 irkd down to sell me Bargains - 4 -- i- - - large variety other articles all markedly siMlS k Gi -- - v- - - ¬ ¬ ¬ CONDONS ¬ ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE Buv our binder twine jf me Quality first class prices the low- ¬ st EDWARDS ¬ COOPER COS DFxriiS -- Dos PARIS Ah if FOR SPRING AND bUMMER ¬ finjei tailors ¬ I52MS sons-in-la- w TAB - - ifte m - ex 5 i V v AJ rr mi r KM v e vf ry f - v r fit A WzsTm gtc rvmmmHmmii WP v 4 v - t THE KURBON NESJJESDi Y m HAftt ¬ JULY 20 1697 ALBATROSS Strange Traits of a Iliri TJiatlH Iiit tlc iCnown The albatross has been the theme of poets and naturalists since the first one dawned upon the sight of man The scientist has offered many theories f 6t the birds long sustained power of flight but it remains as much of a mystery as ever An albatross will follow in a ships wake for days sailing steadily along with no motion of the wings silent and inscrutable as f ate Nbothcr motion than an occasional veer of the wings when the bird desires to turn an angle is to be observed Despite the birds marvelous power of sailing along it is very hard for it to rise from the THE WONDERFUL SOHOOL ANDCHUWm The duchess of Teck spends over 5000 a year in religious and philsta thropic works This sum is just one fifth the annual amount granted her If tit lilalnml 1tft was 8tiKfioi -Was AccommotiaunR jewelry or expensive waistcoats or fan- ¬ gne wife of a well-to-d- o Mrs Crabshaw My dear remarked Vermont cy shirts If he does he simply shows feeling sure she had caught her husband WALTJER CHAMP l m attention ot ner hus- r BRUCE MILLEESlftdltor8and0wiier that he is lacking in taste The same in good humor you Jcnow now eco- Dana xo a newspaper article describing thing is true of womens dress The nomical I have been of late Now J awedding where the rrroomhad nom shirt waist costume is simple and in- ¬ want you to buy me a little present this vSnsated e minister for his services BESIDE THE BIER r expensive and yet it makes every wom- ¬ spring uvaiu produce How ridiculous iy If you have tears prepare to shed them an look like a blooming summer beauty thought I made you understand commented the good lady I tjnow Why if a woman were a queen she some time ago that I lnid no money for ifler husband smiled It isnt tho fs But not for her of she is beyond it all couldnt devise any costume more beau- ¬ anything replied Crabshaw who long ordinary thing he remarked but No bitterness death for her can be J tiful and approjjriate Her shallop that no jeopardies appall felt the only thing that kept him out of itihen people who live in glass houses Mr Sanford spoke with enthusiasm Has traversed the immedicable sea the poorhouse was the habit of never mustnt throw stones The trouble is he said that peo- ¬ buying any of the things his wife had vvnal ao you mean Jonas Earmer Her winsome smile the mornings art out- ¬ ple put too many ornaments on them- ¬ set her mind on As for being econom- ¬ asked his wife sharply did Her loving way made Hate her worshiper selves A man with a tweed suit a sin- ¬ ical I dont see how you could have Well returned Jonas when I ¬ But the white shadow neath the coffin lid gle watch chain and a plain bow neck- ¬ been otherwise for during the whole ried you I paid the minister two mar pigs Is all save memory remains of her tie is a swell But when he gets red of Lent you didnt seem to feed me on an he gave me 35 cents change And The house is altered now and strangely shoes with blue tops striped trousers anything but limed eggs and salt cod- ¬ yvith thatl Mr Farmer burst into a still coat and vest pink shirt red fish laugh to the great discomfort of his Where many anxious came and went be- ¬ checked necktie and a white hat with a black you know that isnt so wife Now John fore and if I sr Ive lived with you 30 years and I There was no lack of effort and good will band around it why hes a monstrosity returned his better half 2 Alas thnt thprp oan hp nr pffnrt more cost him twice wasnt used to your pessimistic Ways never heard that before she said and And besides his clothes iT i -mThese little children in the years to come what he should pay I wo uld feel like getting angry Im not I should like to know what you mean years ago the going to ask you for an expensive bon ¬ by it I believe youre saying that just Will grieve her features never to recall You know a hundred Bhe was so sorely needed in her home A people of wealth and position wore the net or any such finery What I wish is tohector me How hard it was to go and leave them fancy costumes and the poor people of something that s absolutely necessary itNo 1ri answered her spouse - all the servant class had to dress plainly for my health when his mirth had somewhat subsided Silent we sat beside the silent bier TJl tell you how it happened How is it to day I board in a house new home exercisers One of those And every eye with sympathy is wet a swell family out on with a patent electric massaging ma ¬ yvYou know I had been running the right across from As witnessing the sorrow that is here r U the South side The other morning I chine combined that you told me about farin for father before we were mar ¬ Her grief we ponder that was keener yet She wore a seeing down on a bargain counter in ¬ ried and Parson Steadman who mar ¬ No more to greet them with the morning saw the girl come out i sailor hat a light shirt waist a plain terrupted Crabshaw with a little ried us had just come to town He kiss No more to rock them by the evening belt a cloth skirt and English walking chuckle wanted a couple of pigs and came over fire no ornaments of any shoes No frills No John said his wife I want a to our place to get them I was gone Not here to soothe them when life goes kind understand but she looked like bicycle but the hired man sold them to him by amiss empress In a little while I saw the an To fail to satisfy their long desire A bike cried Crabshaw jumping to weight and they amounted to just maid servant come out and say she his feet Do you realize how a woman 1035 Yet who can tell what ministries divine You Parson Steadman told the man that What consolations soothe the final hour had a hat a foot high with a bushel of of your age looks on a wheel more jewelry and might as well take that old baboon up hehadnt the money by him but would What luminaries oer the darkness shine flowers on it and What revelation of supernal power ribbons and truck than you could get in the park and put him on one be over again in a few days and would your-¬ settle and the hired man told him that the same window You neednt judge others by Its Now pastor dear console ug as neer be- ¬ into a show way with the men A fellow whos self replied Mrs Crabshaw referring would be all right fore Now mourners look upon her features really swell hasnt any jewelry on him to the first and only time her husband Well when we were married I gave wan and a had gone out on a wheel and returned the- parson a brand new ten dollar bill L5ok through your tears your last for He carries a plain bamboo stick pair of gloves maybe and the only with a crowd of street arabs hooting at one that I had got clean from the bank nevermore sweetest face your gaze will rest color in his make up will be his cravat him Earths I want a bicycle merely for the jfbr that purpose upon or his hatband Then youll see some exercise it will give me Next morningbright and early over race track tout come along with a As far as exercise is concerned my came the parson to our place He asked Close up the casket and go lay her down Leave one fair flower on her stainless cane a speckled vest a dia- dear returned Crabshaw putting his the Hired man if I was at home and breast mond pin in a flannel shirt four or five foot down and crushing her pet scheme when I came out he was pretty much Its fate untimely not unlike her own The sole companion of her dreamless loops of a watch chain with a big charm Ill see you have all you need My surprised to see that I was the same rest on it and a pair of shoes that you would rheumatism has returned this spring man that he had married the night Edward N Pomeroy in Springfield use for cracking ice Now it wouldnt and the doctor says my knee must be before He turned kind of red and Mass t Republican cost that fellow half as much for clothes rubbed for one hour every evening looked a little queer and said he had if he would imitate the swell but you Now when you get your housework come over to settle for those two pigs see he thinks he has to decorate him- done if you still feel that your system and he took from his pocket that very ms ii 3b self in order to impress people I can needs exercise all you have to do is ten dollar bill that J gave him the night take nine tenths of the men who are to tell me and Ill gefBown thebottle before and 35 cents besides and handed HOW N them to me walking the streets to day in tailor of liniment and set you to work - I burst- out laughing and he looked made clothes lead them into a depart Y Journal k I kinvd of sober for a minute then he ment store or a ready made clothing SHE WAS IN DOUBT place and fit them out so that theyll burst out laughing too If I had recognized you as the man SANFORD always looks well appear better dressed than they are Seriously Considered Marrying Papa now A man cant make himself well had owed for the pigs when you were Instead of His Son 5 J would seem that the tailor Something disturbed her That was at my house last night he said T could juakes a special effort in behalf of the dressed by paying large prices Its all young man His clothes fit him and the in the selection of clothes and the avoid evident She knitted her brow and have handed you the 35 cents and we jgarmerits harmonize one with another ing of contrasts For instance a man thought and thought and thought and should have been square At So you see Mri that while we went so that his apparel regarded collective- - can wear a light soft hat if his suit is of she was not a girl who was habitually one uniform color but if he has a light given to such enervating practices through the form of passing money ly is a work of art Mr Sanford sel Hes proposed she said by way of back and forth you were practically dom wears colors or checks and people hat of one shade a light pair of trousers K are not compelled to turn and look at of another shade and a fancy necktie explanation when her best friend bought for two pigs minus 35 cents Youths Companion contrasting with both of these shades called Jiim a second time Harry asked her best friend Apparently he does not strive for ef ¬ then the man is dressed like a jay I make it a rule never to wear more than She nodded fect It might be supposed that he is OVEREATING said Of course you accepted him merely fortunate in his selection of one loud or fancy article If a man haa a quiet hat and a subdued suit of clothes the best friend in a regular feminine Americans Eat Food That Is Too wearing apparel Nutritions As a matter of fact Mr Sanford is he can wear a gay cravat and it will flutter of excitement already planning look all right If he has a dark coat her own gown as maid of honor It has been computed by some one student of clothes He learns from vmIHpP servation that he must avoid certain and a dark pair of trousers he can weax The girl who had been thinking shook fond of mathematical calculations tjiat the food which is consumedin Great 1v2mHP kinds- of apparel if he is to commend a fancy vest but if he changes to light her rhead r trousers then he looks like a bunko Britain not only in excess of need but What cried tne best friend liimself to people of taste He keeps H I took time to think it overJ1 ex-¬ to the actual harm of the eaters could informed as to fashions also and fol- ¬ man Mr Sanford was reminded by one of plained the thoughtful one It is a be saved and sent to India it would lows those which are inexpensive and the awed listeners that the show win very serious problem and I am in more than supply the wants of the which have been adopted by the men i starving thousands in that country who can devote most of their time to dows were full of the gayest and fan ¬ doubt as to what I ought to do ciest patterns of shirts and cravats This computation is of course little Why hes a prize Hes the most dressing themselves Why are they put on the market if liberal young man in the city and he more than a guess but it serves to The result is that Mr Sanford al ¬ gmphasiHe the fact that many perhaps a modest salary they re not the real style he was has the most money though receiving but asked you sure Are the majority of mankind above the is known as a good dresser He has They are the style if used in mod- ¬ The best friend looked at the thought ranks of the very poor sin against a small wardrobe but it is sufficient for he replied themselves daily by overeating one who cannot change clothes several eration Nearly all of ful one in astonishment i An English hygienist of repute says Hasnt he sent you roses everyday times a day and who is not under ob- - our styles in fancy shirts cravats golf - stockings and the like are borrowed for a month she demanded to have morning ligations afterthat a large proportion of the ill which from the English Yes noon and evening clothes afflict men past the middle life are due These rainbow nc nad a carriage every time to errors in diet chiefly in the direction Mr Sanford in the course of a con clothes are intended for outing wear ilasnt of excess in quantity He even goes so f versation the other evening announced A man who goes boating or wheeling he asked you to go anywhere Yes his belief that men in Chicago are bad ¬ or who plays golf has a right to wear far as to make the deliberate assertion i ly Has he ever even hinted at such a that more mischief in the shape of lessdressed because they lack taste He these loud clothes They are really uni- ¬ started on the assumption that the men forms the same as our baseball uni thing as permitting you to ride on a ened restating powers actual disease are badlj- - dressed He said that so far forms But the trouble is that about street car when you were with him and shortened life comes to the inhab Never as he had observed at least 99 per cent half of the young men in Chicago have itants of northern Europe from their bought these peacock shirts and cravats Hasnt he bought opera tickets and habits pf eating than from their abuse and are wearing them during business theater tickets and concert tickets and of alcoholic liquors hours The result is well you can subscribed liberally to your pet chari- ¬ And what is said of Englishmen apsee for yourself ties They have come in plies with equal force to Americans with an epidemic of loud hats and yel- Of course We not only eat too much and too often low shoes and the whole effect is some ¬ Hasnt he beeii extraordinarily lavish but we eat food that is too nutritious thing horrible with his money in every way ein proportion to its bulk in other He has arid thats the very thing words we eat too much meat Mr Sanford spoke with much ear- ¬ nestness and one of the listeners who that makes me hesitate My obserya- Not only are gout and rheumatism happened to be wearing a mottled blue tion has been that a young man who favored or as some eminent authori ready made tie against a backround of spends money so very lavishly is usually ties contend solely caused by too much red and black shirt turned up his coat spending- his fathers money and not meat but even certain tumors are collar and changed the topic of conver- ¬ his own and you inner can tell what the thought by many to be hastened in sation by asking the result of the ball old gentleman will take it into his head their growth by the same means to do I dont want to be fooled and game Chicago Record For the majority of city dwellers m the only sure way is to marry the man especially brain workers three meals with the money I understand hes a sa day are too many two are all suffi ¬ To Please a Woman The Hanging Gardens of Babylon widower too Chicago Post cient for most people and many are four acres of garden raised on a base abetter off with meat only once in the 24 Caprices Of Fashion supported by pillars and towering in Plaids checks and stripes in ribbons hours The other meals should be terraces one above anotherto a height slight consisting of bread butter of over 300 feet and looking at a dis- ¬ will all find favor in the fall Colored linen edges the turned over cheese milk green vegetables and tance like a vast pyramid covered with fruit trees were constructed by Neb ¬ points of the white linen collar There is an unfounded prejudice ¬ Gauze ribbons with gay flowers scatuchadnezzar in order to gratify his acainst nuts which are regarded as in wife Amytis who felt weary of the flat tered over them and with edges of satiu digestible but that is because they arc plains of Babylon and longed for some- ¬ are especially beautiful The embroidered laced edged lawn eaten at the wrong time both fruit and thing to remind her of her native are excellent foods but they Median hills The vast achievements ties are wound around the neck twice nuts of d knot should be taken at the beginning the of Thothmes II of Egypt may be held and tied in front in a Por all practical purposes yes both breakfast or luncheon instead of at by some to surpass this but it is a of the meal Youths Companion question whether it was not rather looks and wear much of the valen- - end Queen Hatasu herself who did the ciennes edging is superior to the real Simple Salad Kj r work Hatasu was a remarkable wom ¬ article potatoes not suitable to cook Small fcfc DOCTRINE OP SIMPLICITY SHOWN Perhaps next to wThite the delicateU an and wished to bfe regarded as a use should be laidi aside for pinkish grays are the most refined and land ordiuary salads Boil them and used for of th male adults walking the streets man She assumed male apparel and beautiful of all the fashionable colors an artificial beard and gave herself were subject to severe criticism while warm peel ana slice tiniv cuup that the summer has brought forth some parsley and an onion and add to It was sucTjrested to him that verv few the name and style of a king In addi- ¬ Chicago Record It could afford to spend the money tion to all her wonderful achievements kSv v Qi the sliced potatoes sprinkle witfi salt A i i i f as a builder she erected two obelisks to Keep fcnemsejves in gooa ciotlies and pepper and pour over two or three Chocolate Creani Pnddinj i Boil four tablespoonfuls grated choc- ¬ dessertspoonfuls of oil or melted but-¬ There never was a time when a man of red granite 100 feet high before the Temple of Ammon great works that olate in half pint of water add half ter and moisten the whole with vinegaicould dress so well at such small cost said Sanford I dont mean by dressing are unexcelled in form color and beau cup sugar and one teaspoonful vanilla Sliced beet and cucumbercan be added well that a man is to be simply respect- ¬ ty of engraving by any similar pro- soak one ounce gelatine in one cup cold to the saladi before the oil and vinegar Good able or clean but I mean that he is to ductions of Egyptian art either earlier water till soft addit to the chocolate are mixed with the potatoes nnd boil a few minutes remove from Housekeeping be in style I mean that it doesnt cost or later Cincinnati Enquirer the fire and when cold and beginning i nuch nowadays to dress so as to be in Ham Toast ne as we say What does a man need Several colored people in Livingston to thicken add one pin of whipped Boil one fourth pound of lean ham A suit of light check county Ky were enjoying themselves cream turn into a form and set on ice this summer chopped very fine then add three well or gray stuff with a short coat cut at a dance when one of the number for two hours then serve turned out eggs half an ounce of butter close to the body a pair of tan shoes a having arrayed himself in white burs on a round dish with the following beatcn is about a tablespoonf ul two ta ¬ soft shirt a washable tie and a straw in upon them as a ghost The othen sauce Place one pint of milk with two which blespoonfuls of cream anda sprinkle of hat Is there anything expensive in collared him set his ghostlyhablimenta whole eggs two tablespoonfuls sugar cayenne pepper stir it over the fire that make up Thats what the mil ¬ on fire and he only saved himself from in a double boilqr over the fire stir till until it thickens then spread it on hot lionaire wears it he wants to be in stylel severe burns by leaping into a rnil nearly boiling then remove and add toast with the crusts removed garnish one teaspoonful vanilla extract Serva and thats what man earning ten dol stream with parsleyLadie1 World nrtien - THE BOURBON Seventeenth Year Established J881v Published Every Tuesday and Friday by NES s HER WORK CUT OUT lars a week can afford to buy Just at present all of our styles for everyday She Wanted It for Exercise td wear are sensible A man neednt wear m HIS WEDDING FEE e Transaction Was Fully Ex- r v RV i z T- - tsv - w - - water The home of the albatross is in the antipodes and Auckland islands No lighthouse rears its head here and heavy fogs and treacherous currents swirl about the place The land is rough and mountainous in the coast but inland - VET- - 4 - silver- -headed ¬ ¬ g 66Sg -- TO DRESS ¬ - - MB ¬ v a f marvelous flowers grow wTonderf ul asters marguerites lilies and gentians and her millions upon millions of birds make their homes Among the coarse herbage the pure white head of the albatross greets the eye The body is larger than that of the swan and itsex panded wings measure 17 feet from tip to tip Its glory has departed for while nothing can be grander than its flight over the ocean nothing is more ludi- ¬ crous than its waddle on land Its only sign of defense is to clap its beak in a helpless manner for it cannot use its wings The nest is a pile of earth like a childs sand castle and in the cup shaped top the albatross lays one egg During the GO days the egg is hatching the mother does not stir from the nest for if she did the seahawks would swoop down on the egg and destroy it TheVoiingbird is covered with fluffy down pure white in color and silky as floss The nestling is fed so assiduously that it becomes immensely fat and rivals its parent in weight It is then deserted by the parents who wander- - over the ocean sometimes encircling the globe before returning to their home The most remarkable thing in the his tory of the albatross is that during the absence of the parents the young nest ¬ ling does not receive a mouthful of food During the whole time sometimes four months it lives on the fat it has ac cumulated In the open nest on a bleak hillside the young albatross is exposed all winter to sharp winds and the fiercest gales that ever rush across the ocean yet at the end of its fast the young bird is lively and in good condition The reason the parent birds go away is not known Their desire for flight is a nrys tery for it is not the same as the migra ¬ tion of our northern birds to the south When the xarents return they uncere ¬ moniously bundle out the nestling which has become a slaty gray in color and set about repairing the nest The young bird still stays around evincing in many pretty ways its fondness for its parents and not till next year does it take its first flight to sea in company ¬ ¬ ¬ pointed a curate in the Whitechapel dis- trict in London The queen recently received him which gives rise to the extraordinary surmise of a GermanProtestant paper that the prince has t been commissioned by the church ofv Home to convert her majesty andPrin- cess Beatrice Requiem masses were celebrated jn Rome and at Genoa on the fiftieth anni ¬ versary of Daniel OConnells death In the latter city a procession marched v from the church to the house in which the liberator died where a bronze me- - Henrv Marion Howe of Boston the son of Julia Ward Howe who has been appointed professor of metallurgy in Columbia college is a cousin of F Marion Crawford the popular novelist Mrs Mary Clement Leavitt who has acquired an international reputa- tion as a traveler lecturer and organ- izer for the W C T U has visited 43 countries and has organized 130 tern- perance societies Prince Max of Saxony who became a Eoman Catholic priest has been ap ¬ by parliament vc Mi TB - iH Sat f lj4 --i 9- ir zn tii x f vr dallion was unveiled The 100000 me- ¬ morial church at Cahirciveen county Kerry his birthplace will be completed -- this jear portions Oxford celebrated- a recent visit by the prince of Wales by an old fashioned town and gown row of unusual pro ¬ - m clear sidewalks and streets by march ¬ ing in compact bodies with arms interl- ¬ ocked and ran against the metropoli- ¬ tan policemen sent up to protect the prince After being severely clubbed 14 students and a fellow and lecturer of one of the colleges were arrested and fined for drunkenness and disorder- ¬ ly conduct OLDEST OF BRITISH FAMILIES Some of Them Date Back to the As a result of recent investigations it has been shown that the foundation of the families of about a dozen of the 400 barons of the British house of lords dates back to 1400 the earliest being 12G4 The oldest family in the British isles is the Mars family of Scotland 1193 The students undertook to - r - If Tenth Centnry I i with its hard hearted father and moth ¬ er Chicago News - - MAGNETISM IN VASES i -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mm- - -- I - four-in-han- m -- 4 I - ¬ ¬ i 1 t i a s e v3 y JV4 w ISifvv l cold V- Brooklyn Ipagle - -- Here we are playing around this darned old dr3r goods box and Im los- ing right along but if I could sit at a table and get my legs under it you ought to see me win What good would that do you Well I dont exactly know I never Etruscan epoch containing undisturbed held out a card in all my life and Id vases This while passible seems im- - BOoner go broke a thousand times than probable But then a little while ago raise a hand from under the table but as Dr Polgheraiter points out the ann romehow I never can hold good cards ecedent improbability of our being tvhen Ive got to sit twisted around like able to get any information at all as to this with my knees rubbing up against the elements of terrestrial magnetism the side of this blamed old box You ee the long and short of it is were somewhere about the time of the Tar quins would have seemed very great in- ¬ flood sufferers and were suffering for deed N Y Tiuies a poker table Just you send it and ask offensive Iord Kelvin on the Age of the Earth lont might reflect personal questions chat on a gentlemans Lord Kelvin in an address upon the N 0 Times Democrat life has play earth as an abode fitted for summed up the evidence into what Two lionr Reisrn This year Queen Victoria celebrates must be accepted as the latest dictum of scienCe regarding this obscure point the sixtieth anniversary of her acces- The old idea was of a solid earth nearly sion to the throne of Great Britain and 20000000000 years old but modern sci- ¬ Ireland Next year Emperor Prancis ence makes an immense reduction in Joseph of Austria Hungary is to cele- ¬ this estimate He was able to say ivith brate the fiftieth anniversary of his ac-confidence that the earth solidified be- ¬ cession to imperial authority It is an tween 20000000 and 30000000 years nounced that one feature of the Aus ¬ ago The latest estimate of the time trian oulebration will be the formal required for the formation of all strata coronation of the emperor as king of since the beginning of the Cambrian Bohemia This course is contemplated rocks is 17000000 years Lord Kelvin out of deference to the feeling of the declares that the earth could not have people of that important province who been habitable more than 30000000 have long desired that it be given the years Scientific American dignity of separate recognition x Youths Companion An Example Whats kleptomania daddy asked The Evasive Fly Gus De Smith Why doesnt some little Bastus Kleptomania the old man ex- ¬ body write a song on the first fly ofplained by illustration is a disease summer hut might make a nigger steal punkins Hostetter McGinnis I am not sureiVhen dev was a watermelon patch in but I think the real reason is that tie1 He same lot fly wont sit long enough for anyone i Indianapolis Journal to write a song on it Tammany Times A Iflind Mathejnattclan Didymus the Alexandrian was born How to Get Rid of Oats blind but notwithstanding this defect I dont hear you complain any more attained such great skill in mathemat ¬ about the cats in your neighborhood ics geometry and logic that he was No Pve rented mv best rnnm reckoned one of the wonders of his age thedlogical student who is studying TIavisIqti Philadelphia Press vivisection -- wwjuah mj n i r leuu Ljaie netized as those which have been ex¬ cavated entire the opposite poles at the mouth and base Toeing exactly 180 degrees apart Dr Folgheraiter is hopeful that further excavations may load to the discovery of potteries of the 4 -- tered fragments taken from an exca- ¬ vation at Arezzo If the magnetization of the baked clay had in any way al tered since the vases were broken it is clear that the different portions falling and lying around indiscriminately would have been differently affected and when the bits were pieced together again the broken vases would have shown irregular magnetization But they were found to be as regularlymag ¬ A curious instance of the stability of magnetism has been found in some an cient lloman pottery Marked traces of magnetization have been frequently noticed in Etruscan vases The obvious assumption was that the magnetization may have undergone some modification during the many centuries that have elapsed since the vases were baked Dr Polgheraiter has settled this ques tion by his observations on some vases which were pieced together from scat- ¬ ¬ Instances Fonnd in Some Ancient Roman Pottery The Campbells of Argyll began in 1100 Talleyrand dates from 1199 Bis ¬ marck from 1270 the Grosvenor family the dukes of Westminster 1066 the Austrian house of Hapsburg goes back to 952 and the house of Bourbon to 864 The descendants of Mahommed born 570 are all registered carefully and authoritatively in a book kept in Mecca by the chief of the family Little or no doubt exists of the absolute authen- ¬ ticity of the long line of Mahommeds descendants In China there aremany old families also among the Hebrews But says an authority when it comes to pedi- ¬ grees there is one gentleman to whom the world must take off his hat not as a x facile princeps or primus inter paresvf but as the great and only nonesuch Tt This is the mikado of Japan His place has been filled bj members of his fam ¬ ily for more than 2500 years The pres ent mikado is the one hundred and twenty second of the line The first one was contemporary with Nebuchad ¬ nezzar 600 years before Christ Of the ¬ c sr vi vJ seven Max Muller as possessing Bibles the mikado family is older than five Since all of us have the consolation of knowing that we are descended from the first family it makes no difference if some of the early records are lost ex¬ cept so far as they relate to recent prop ert3 titles Pittsburgh Dispatch great religions enumerated by v Flood and Poker SufTerer wish you would send us a poker I table said a resident of a little town in the north Louisiana overflow to a visitor whom he supposed to be in some way connected with the distribution of government rations to the flood suffer- ¬ ers f j K X -- I it X i l si v1 I vl t f 3u- - A- v t u - TB jt tWJ W j V - cJH HvTi - - -- h - r T sr v v -- m t Z 3tt - V nr e iV - i r TJ3 - i - vh Trnii--Mri-ff iini r r i Tiiirrnr rn ij M251 e ijjjjfyjty asa mz tjjj S c s TKvv V v D TE BOURBON NEWSfWESDAY JULY 20 1897 Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet It cures painful swollen smarting feet and lutely necessary Experience has taught instantly takes the sting out of corns and the most successful hunters that it pays to bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery always use ammunition made by the Win- of the age Allens Fdot Ease makes tight or To get good results in any kind of shoot ¬ ing uniform reliable ammunition is abso ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ W CULTIVATING GRASS AN APPEAL FOR FREEDOM IROPING IN GROOM AND BRIDE AGRICULTURAL HINTS IVo Crop Grown on the Average Jatrm The Cuban League of New York AslcJ J Policeman Interferes with an Old 1 Pays Better for financial Aid Cheshire Weddings Custom HAY AND HOG RACK league of New York There is no part of farming at the The Cuban Of the many marriage customs which X Combination Structure Which present day so much neglected as the iv hnA resident is Ethan Allen and ibLui i survive in many parts oi ruraj Seems Hard to Bent meadow and rthere is no crop grown dee presidents such men of nationalj fjcjugxunu xne one peculiar to tne coun A late number of the Canadian that pays better The general idea of PAnntntinn and honor as Chauncey MJ ty of Cheshire of roping a wedding Farmers Advocate costafaed the ac- ¬ the farmer is that the meadow does not Depew Roswell P Flower etc has is gparty is certainly interesting though companying description and illustra- ¬ require any cultivation or care The sued the following appeal asking fori lit was the subject of magisterial intions of a combined hay or sheep and meadow he says is all right I Onancial aid in its patriotic efforts in vestigation at Sanbach petty sessions cattle rack by one of its correspond- ¬ seeded this field three or five years ago behalf of struggling uuoa UIUC1 J J illCC 1UCU J 1U111CU JJUUU ents but I cannot see why I get so light a To rthe People of the United States puckworth and Burrows were sum- ¬ The accompanying figures represent crop A brave and generous people will aidj moned for obstructing the highway at a combined hay and sheep rack which you have been rob ¬ the oppressed Cnha is under a brutal Betchton a village two miles from It is quite plain o1 Vnr riiT- liietirv sha is easily detachable and convenient to bing the land for three years and re- ¬ j ¬ The other store away under cover Any ordinary turning nothing Worse than that freely bleeds for independence and ap jSandbach was united Saturday a rus beauty to her faithful tic strong wagon box will answer if cleats you have allowed the moss to cueep in neals to us ior neip vve m Sswain at that village and the happy are put on to hold the double end and and smother the roots which you have and hearing promptly act An pouple were driving away center boards Fig 1 represents the robbedof their natural sustenance with pressible conflict between republican rchurch down Betchton hill from the Side of the box iys inches thick and any out returning anything to them or driv ¬ ism and Jnonarchy was inaugurated oy observance of the marriage when the custom pe desired width and length with cleats ing off the moss from the root bound Washington and his compatriots and to the neighborhood brought the on each end and in the center nailed grass What kind of a corn crop would as trustees of the great political inher culiar nage to a sudden stop At the on with 3 inch wire nails to receive you get if you did not cultivate it To itance from them we must be in thatM horses head stood Duckworth and Bur the cross pieces of the sides of the rack insure a big crop of hay cultivate it conflict whether we will or not wherij rows holding the ends of a rope across Fig 2 represens the front board which Haul during the month of December ever any intelligent people fires ttie jthe road While the liberal display of is double The lower portion of the say from six to eight loads to the acre opening gun for freedom By an un rice and old shoes enables figure is removed from its proper po- ¬ of barnyard manure and spread it while paralleled career of courage and sacrij of brides and bridegrooms the friends elsewhere sition to show how the sides are held hauling as evenly as you can with a fice the Cubans have proved their right to speed the newly in jplace A is of 2x4 inch scantling B fork Then as early as you can get on to self government Our people to Cheshire it seems to wedded couple in be the custom to is of 2x6 inch hard wood The stake the meadow in March or as soon as the keep untarnished the heroic crown 6t delay their departure till they pay their s frost is out and the ground dry enough our fathers which our government atK ins to get on with a team take a good har Washington for three years has failed for it was part unvci wat ul no loss of the row and drag it thoroughly and then to do must extend material support to proceed till those inside custom not to had cross harrow it You will imagine you the embattled heroes on Cuban soil rope bearers a shilling each given the are going to ruiu your meadow but you The passive policy of this administra 5 villager named Dodd saw noAnother reason are simply loosening the roots and giv¬ tion in emulation of the lastr still re for his exclusion from the benefits of ing them a chance and when harvest pressed the nobler impulses of cur peo- - the custom since after Duckworth and time comes you will find you not only pie while foul murder continues lo Burrows had received the coin h did not injure your meadow but great ¬ give now is more than to fight He who promptly fixed up another wedding ly increased your crop of grass and supplies the weapon is brother in rope across the highway Once more also improved your ground This mat¬ achievement to him who wieldsit had the wedding carriage to stop and ter of cultivating grass is not a mere A plan for small subscriptions at the funds of the couple to theory It is a principle proved to be local points deposited there with expenses of the honeymoondefray the were the correct by actual trial with profitable banks or business firms reaches all poorer by another shilling Unfortu-¬ results In 18S2 Josiah Bagley ofSe Let those who will serve send addresses nately however a police rena from a six acre meadow took of themselves and bank to the Red happened to be driving officer who¬ in the neigh 12 loads of hay with no after erop White and Blue League New York borhood was a highly interested spec- ¬ a rH rT9T f9 The following season he manured and ETHAN ALLEN tator of the proceedings He caused cultivated the same six acres substan ¬ President of the Cuban League Duckworth Burrows and Dodd to be COMBINED HAY AND HOG RACK tially as outlined above Some of his summoned and they were fined the DOCTORS AND PATIENTS to build the front of the load against neighbors laughed at him but about is two and hold the lines while loading These the 10th of July 1883 he cut 19 loads of Odd Tales of Physicians of the Old Doddfirst named half a crown each and five shillings London News double boards are bolted or nailed with grass from these six acres and in the School in England heavy wire nails well clinched C is last of September cut a second crop of A physician with a large practice sees AN EASY WASHING METHOD inch hard wood The center nine loads He says of 1 am an advo ¬ strange sights some humorous some and hind boards are made the same as cate of cultivating grass J 3S Por ¬ pitiful and some irritating Sir Ben To Lighten the Labor of Cleaning Fig 2 except that no stake is needed ter in Prairie Farmer jamin W Richardson commenting on White Clothes When breakfast is cooking or aft- ¬ Fig 3 shows one of the sides held to- ¬ the fact that these singular sights tend TREATMENT OF MANGE gether with bolts or wire nails A 7 foot to produce in the doctors mind the er separate the white clothes from the colored placing all the white rack requires side pieces 3 feet 7 inches Iteeipe for n Salve Wliicli Is Said to feeling All things are alike to all long Fig 4 represents the hay rack clothes cleanest on top in a tub and says he once surprised a bishop by say Good Results complete It is necessary to have a Scurf Produce is sometimes difficult Ing that the writer of Ecclesiastes musts cover with cold water Before sitting or mange good strong bottom It is also well to to cure It is caused by a small mite have been a doctor down to breakfast cut up half a bar of soap in a small tin paii or crock Ikeep have wagon rods having thumb nuts that burrows in the skin and to get rid a- fuel store Once a woman who kept pass through the box across the center cf it the mite must be destroyed The brought her husband to Dr Bichardsom one for that purpose add one quart of and ends to hold it firmly A long rack treatment mentioned has such a tend- ¬ in a little cart with his body covered water or less will do and place over should have four cross pieces Fig 3 ency but as the application is most with small coal under the idea that by fire when hot add four tablespoon shows how the sides are lifted off or effective when applied locally there has this means she was keeping him warm fufe of kerosene let come to a boil placed in position A boy can readily been too much reliance upon the in ¬ Another woman to whom he prescribed and set off from fire do this The box is shown 13 inches ternal treatment The sulphur Place the washboiler on the stove inter ¬ an ether mixture therefore volatile deep but 11 or 12 will answer Fig 6 nally is not harmful but it will take first made it warm in order thatit with sufficient water to scald the represents the end boards for the sheep too much time the proeess is too slow might be agreeable to take clothes it can be heating while you rack Standards A are 2x4 mch scant ¬ says Breeders Gazette He was called in the early days of his are at breakfast When ready to com- ¬ ling 3 feet 7 inches long D is the In the first place the pens and sleep London practice to visit a servant in a mence washing add about halformore double backboard 12 inches wide which ing quarters should be frequently dis ¬ large house and overheard the mistress of your boiled soap to the water in holds the hind shelving or hurdle in infected with crude carbolic acid and ask the housekeeper What sort of a boiler stirring well Then wring out place B B are nailed to standards A lime The surface affected should be man is he and how did he come Did1 your cleanest white clothes first and on the outside Fig 7 shows the sheep 1 put in boUer to scald let them scald follows he drive r rafilfc Tri pnrl hnnrds nre nlaced in treated with a salve made as thesame MrUji tnmic yxnriL iiKernim maam forOor 30 minutes Fourrouncesofisalic3 liciacid xsiinrfaridtheVght handlielvingX amount of hyposulphite of sodium replied tne nouseieeperj out poor j jRub dirtiest spots withvsoapiefbre is put on the left side of thebox and eight ounces of cosmoline or lard and manJ he is only a walking doctor yett putting in boiler the left on the right The end uprights When scalded drain out of boiler People4 made a distinction between the lard is used a small amount of of the sides slip down between stand ¬ if beeswax should be the the walking and the driving doctor in into clear warm water turn all pieces ards A of the end and the sides of the mixture firm The added to make lard former days A physician with a large wrong side out suds well and put in cosmoline or box This holds the shelvings upright should be melted over a slow fire and paying practice usedto ride in a chariot rinse water The end boards slip up and down on while is warm enough If your boiler will not hold all at still to remain which cost 300 guineas Now people do it C Fig 7 The rack is my own con- ¬ a liquid stir in the other ingredients not care if a doctor comes in a landau first add more boiled soap to eacli trivance I gave it a good trial last year slowly until they are thoroughly mixed or a brougham or a cab provided he boiler of clothes and am well satisfied with it No rubbing is necessary except dirt- ¬ When cold apply to the diseased skin of comes quickly Tlie old physician was known by iest pieces Your clothes will be white the hogs every day until a cure is ef- ¬ HINTS FOR STOCKMEN fected If many hogs are to be treated everybody as a doctor He wore a long as snow with no smell of oil about ¬ Wash colored clothes in suds There- is complaint against the work the amount should be doubled or quad ¬ broad tailed coat knee breeches Hes them boots a frilled shirt with ruffles adding hot water from boiler as needdone by dehorning clippers and prefer- ¬ rupled as the necessities may require sian ence expressed for the saw The clip- ¬ In stirring in the salicylic acid care at the wrists and a large white cravat ed wring out into warm suds and they rinse and the line pers are all right if used according to should be used to keep the face away of the finest lawn He carried a cane are ready for is This recipe with a perforated box at the top which for soft water we use from the mixture or the person who directions held camphor or some other smelling sott cistern water Washington Home The balky horse and the swearing does the work will have a violent case substance When he was called to a f Magazine driver are two nuisances where the of sneezing The salve mentioned is consultation he expected to find a table Table Decorations horse should have the monopoly Keep good for man or beast where there is spread with wine glasses a decanter of a violent and persistent eruption of decoralions for the warm Table your temper and in some wTay get the to think of something else As the skin Do not forget to disinfect brandy and a bottle of wine Youths months are of course as light and as horse cool in appearance as possible the pens and sleeping quarteresof the Companion The soon as you do he will go Popularity ana a Slap cloth may be adorned with trailing Hard roads bang up the feet of the animals The crude carbolic acid is One of the incidents that conduced to flowers or vines hops are lovely for good but when applied strong enough horse and it is a question if hard roads are not as wearing on the horse as soft to be effective it is likely to make the give the queen temporary popularity this purpose or any other pale green in Ireland was this She and the prince foliage For the table center a block roads are But independent of that animals sick with the prince of Wales and Prince oi ice is effectively used set upon a hard roads are desirable when they can FOR CUTTING STALKS Alfred were driven in their roomy car- ¬ flat stand of silver It is a high narbe had without too much burden to the The row cake surrounded by t light wire A Homemade Contrivance That Does riage to Mr Dargans exhibition farmer streets and windows were thronged frame from which floral decorations of Its Work Well The 1200 pound hog and one man A cheap stalk cutter is made by tak There were only bright faces and the any desired character may be ar-¬ or claims to have one is not desirable cheers She bowed ranged Even delicate wild flowers profitable We once saw a pen of ten a sound log A about 4 feet long and air was filled withprince 18 to24 inches jn diameter Blades of very affably the held his hat a and creepers will keep for a long hogs where aggregate weight was 10 Hogs to weigli must be steel B 3 feet long and 4 inches wide little before his forehead and hardly time if thus cooled N Y Post 000 pounds The kept until the second year and that of edged as in sharpening a plow are se- - bowed with a prince of Wales took off a cap white band and held it itself is not advisable rather gracef ully as if to show that he THE MARKETS Secretary Wilson thinks that hog should have bowed were the queen not cholera can be abolished and will Cincinnati present Prince Alfred looked a little LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS 2 25 July3 19 00 study the thing from A to Z It has 4 25 4 00 sulky and kept his cap on his head belect butchers f 6 25 been studied already ut the more it b air The queen did not appear to see him CALVESCommonto good light 5 50 3 40 3 00 bOG is studied the worse it is Feed less 3 50 3 45 but she did She whipped the cap off Mixed packers 3 60 corn breed from more mature stock 3 50 Licht shippers his head with one hand and with the 3 35 3 00 under healthful con- ¬ and keep the hogs 5 10 5 00 other gave him such a slap in the face bHEEFCnotce LAMbSSpring is to ditions are all the science there 3 00 3 35 KLOUR inter f mily --p It was done in an instant and without GRAIN WheatNo red 71 subject Western Plowman the C9 co any change of countenance Thunder ¬ No 3 red STALK CUTTER 28 CornNo il mixed ing cheers marked the approval of the 202 Home Market tlie IJcst UJltSi O 35 cured to the log as shown in the cut multitude Contemporary Beview Rye No 2 What would a farm be that did not 11 25 11 00 HAY Prime to choice 8 75 Did the Job Hiniself PROVISIONS Mess or k contain a flock of hens The eggs are The shanks that hold the blades should 3 8t Lard Prime steam to the farm and be set forward so that in revolving It is related of the late Due dAumale considered adjuncts 8 BUTTER Choice dairy edge will strike the ground perpen ¬ that lack of decision is illustrated by 1G Prime to choice creamery the3r enter into many of the household the 3 00 2 50 dicularly A common roller frame is the following incident When about to APPLES Per hbl dishes In estimating the profits from put on 1 85 1 75 POTATOES New Perbbl and the tongue C is fastened enter a room at a reception in 1S73 he poultry the eggs and poultry con- ¬ NEW YORK behind a cart or wagon and it is ready was asked by the usher what name sumed by the family should be given 4 65 4 3D FLOUR Winter patent 81 Gen le Due GRAIN Wheat sd 1 northn value as though such supplies for operation The number of blades to should be announced the same 85 85 No2red The family mar- ¬ put on depends on the size of the log dAumale he answered nnd then sud ¬ CORN No 2 mixed were purchased 31 H 22 in the United States excel all and the length pieces the stalks are to denly changing his mind he said No OATS Mixed kets 8 25 7 to no farmer should sell his be cut into For a log IS inches in tinnounce his royal highness Due PORK New mess others and 4 20 But not feeling satisfied LaRl Western CHICAGO e rS and live on something less desir diameter 5 blades will suffice The log dAumale abTe but enjoy the same luxuries as must be heavy enough so that the with this he said Say merely Due PLOUR Winter patents 4 25 4 00 76 75 are willing to have the best weight will cut through the stalks G dAumale Finally he said Say noth ¬ GRAIN Wheat No 2 red those who 7o No 2 Chicago spring home market W Waters in Ohio Farmer ing and tvalked in unannounced N CORN No 2 in the cities Supply the 26tf 26K 18 173i xO vl A first Farm and Fireside i Times 7 60 55 PORK Mess Our Wealtli In Grass 4 05 4 02 LARD Steam Mr Scribner of the department oi Bardmeters on tlie Farm TERSELY PUT BALTIMORE 3 80 4 15 The farm is full of barometers all agriculture has recently collected FLOUR- - -- Family 7r 775 When a man likes whisky real well he Grain Wheat Na 2 rertain than the best almanacs some very interesting facts about more 31 303 Corn Mixed We havo cures all his ailments by drinking it ever concocted Before the rain comes American grasses He says 26 en 264 O its Na 2 white 11 50 the dog is lazy and wants to sleep better grasses and a greater variety of A woman always puts things away LARD Retined 16 85 PORK Mess tlie cat waslies its face and the horses them native to our soil than we can so that she cant find them when she CATTLE First quality 3 80 4 15 Of clovers we wants them 4 10 4 20 are restless and easily frightened The ever get from Europe HOGS Western noisy the poultry seek their have no less than 60 species all native geese are INDIANAPOLIS There are a great many girls who 655 roosts ants are in a hurry and skurry to the country and there is an equal dress so extravagantly that people con- GRAIN Wheat No 2 24X Corn Na 2 mixed supplies spiders crowd to- ¬ number of different blue grasses be- ¬ laving in 19 Oats No 2mixed stantly wonder how their father keeps gether on the wall toads and snails sides 20 grazing grasses and a great up LOUISVILLE 3 75 4 00 and slugs are on the garden paths and variety of others Yet Mr Scribner FLOUR Winter patent People who think they would be GRAIN Wheat Na 2 red 65 cry weet weet the frogs croak says hardly more thau a dozen of all birds 26 very excitable these kinds of native grasses have been smart if they only had more confidence V Corn Mixed and peafowl become 20H Oats Mixed 1 brought into cultivation 8 50 in themselves usually are the only PORK Mess and talkative 4 12M iatRD Steam ones who think so i Hints to Hunters Sliake Into Yoar Shoes in - ¬ tj-v- chester Repeating Arms Co New Haven Ct as it is unequalled for accuracy reliabil ity uniformity and strong shooting qualities Winchester ammunition can be bought everywhere as it is in great demand all over the world Like Winchester guns it is the standard of the world It costs no more than inferior makes and it is a thousand times better Bend for a large illustrated catalogue free ing jiew shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous hot tired aching feet Try it to dav Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FRJfci Write to Allen S Olmsted LeR6yNY His valet got even with Reginald for him said one young man Howi7 Set his watch ahead inquired the other so that Reginald got his evening clothe Washington Star on at half past five djs--charging f -- TJ - Always Doing What does that man Slicky -- do for a liv¬ ¬ ¬ bicycles at house to the For board and lodging he does the ho- low original direct to sell reliable They havtf prices the rider tels and for clothes he does his tailor Out built up a large business by their honorable Bide of that he docs the best he can De- dealings and have won the confidence of troit Free Press their customers They ask the public to be- lieve that the house which leads and con Higrhly Illustrated Publications Descriptive of Yellowstone National Park trols the best source of supply is the best Avith ¬ The Mead Cycle Company Chicago -- Black Hills Summer Tours to the North and Northwest Tours to Colorado Pacific Coast and Puget Sound Farm Lands iu Northern Missouri Nebraska and Wyoming and Homes in Washington and the Puget Sound Region will be mailed free by the under- ¬ signed Send fifteen cents for a large col- ¬ ored wall map of the United States or a pack of superior playing cards L W Wakeley G P A Burlington Koute St Louis Mo house to do business is exempt Dead beats all know just what property from execution Washington Democrat m I have found Pisos Cure for Consnmption an unfailing medicine F R Lotz 1305 Scott St Covington Ely Oct 1 1894 to shave in town -- ¬ It often happens when it is predicted that a man will come to some bad end that he comes to two or three Atchison Globe once used for money Well I dont believe people had much money in their pockets in those days Cows were Every man thinks he is the hardest man Washington Democrat I Is taken internally Hulls Cutnrrli Cure Price 75c that A cold church can only be warmed by fire comes from Heaven Pertinent Questions --1 c n 14V F Why Will a Woman Throw Away Her Good Looks and Comfort Why will a woman drag out a sickly half hearted existence and miss three quarters of the joy of living when she has health almost within her grasp lx4 W -- - ¬ lasts What a woman needs who is thus af-¬ fected is to strengthen theligaments so they will keep her organs in place There is nothing better for this purpose than Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com-¬ pound The great volume of testimony which is constantly rolling in proves that the Compound is constantly curing thousands of just such cases The following letter from Mrs Marlow is only one of many thousands which Mrs Pinkh am has received this year from those she has relieved surely such testimony is convincing My trouble commenced after the birth of my last child I did not know what was the matter with me My husband went to our family physi ¬ cian and described my symptoms and he said I had displacement and falling of the womb He sent me some medicine but it did little good I let it go on about two years and every time I did any hard work my womb would Finally a lady friend advised me to try Lydia E Pinkhams come down Compound which Idid The first bottle helpeci me so much rcpnTi Vegetable turned to take it right along iUy oacic was almost tlie same as no back X could not lift scarcely any weight My life was just a drag to me To day thanks to I am well of my womb trouble and have a good strong back 111 Mrs L Marlow Milford Mrs Pinkhams Vegetable Compound -- comfort Why my sister will you suf ¬ fer that dull pain in the small of your back those bearing down dragging sensations in the loins that terrible fullness in the lower bowel caused by constipation pro ceeding from the womb lying over arid pressing on the rectum Do you know that these are signs of displacement and that you will never be well while that - If she does notvalne her good looks does she not value her VI I CONSTIPATION-c-se-d Ctir ed By t2t iiaioisiiiiiiietMiit j j i No part of the human body receives more ill treatment than the bowels Load after load is imposed until at last the intestines become clogged refuse to act worn out 1 hen you must assist nature Do it and see how easuy you will be Drinking I A - ¬ ZXttQJXGto CANDY Nigh CATHARTIC - Not a violent mass of mercurial and mineral poisons but a PURE YEGETA- - I BLE COMPOUND that acts directly upon the diseased and worn out intestinal f canal makes it strong and restores muscular action at the same time gently I stimulatingthe liver and kidneys Not a patent liquid or pill form dose but a 2 CANDY TABLET pleasant to eat easy and delightful in action J indeed They are I REMEDY ALT DEUGGISTS 10c 25c 60c NATTIPFS OWN ttYrViYrYiV J I X ¬ A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSEFUL OF SHAME CLEAN HOUSE WITH iAimWni SAPOLIO V -- tool Potto i Uuo of Hires Rootbeer on a sweltering hot day is highly essen- ¬ tial to comfort and health It cools the blood reduces your temperature tones the stomach dance of pure water a soil which is unsurpassed for richness and is easily culti vated yielding- all va ¬ rieties of crops That is what Nebraska offers to the home seeker Lands are cheap now Send for a pamphlet describing Nebraska mailed free on application to P S Eustis General Pas ¬ senger Agent C B Q R R Chicago mate from NEBRASKA malariafree abun an A dry healthy cli-¬ FARM - LANDS ¬ MRTSnORNSflll NOTICE -- sinrt MAT I -- is -- r93 cn 7Q0 I r7n TD1 i 60 E 50 Rootbeer should be in ever n 5B UAitE THUS home in every uAJ HARTSHORN w J WILLIAMS MFC n vl y the genuine - VI I ANDQET t40 to 30 E zoI - L k5 i ioi njolfc o rn F shop A temperance drink more health- ¬ ful than ice water more delightful and satisfying than any other beverage pro- ¬ duced ie Wideonlrfcy the Charle E Elret Co Philadelphia A pack erjwhere makes 5 gallon Sold office in every work-¬ SLOS HOW TO BUILD ask CO v KALAMAZOO MICH A WeeksHAY Scale CWorks P ft STOCK COAL GRAIN D 1 1 I V DUrrJILUjJSB AND COTTON SCALES f V I er ¬ S75 -- S SO quickreliefandcures worst coses Send for book of testimonials and lO days DrH II GRKKVS SONS JMIibu 8s treatment Free nPHDQY UW l C9 I QK E ANK I mmm w Wr III and TVlilskey Habit cured athoinawltnoutuiin Booko ffVI particulars sentPKEE UM VOOLliKYMDM Atlanta Ga DISCOVERY giTCS BICYCLE w Western Wheel V3oxkz -- GET RICH EdgarTate Sea for CeS15 300 iBTeHtioM BwayNT -- 1666 CftCAGO ILAOS CATAL9GVEWFREE MAKER5vjOv WHEN WRITING TO AXWEICTI8EXS please state tkat yetl saw tkc AUverUMt ateat 1b thin payer r r - 8 y v k- V - THE B0U11B0N - Xl lnlumWiillllHJllilUUIW r NEWSUESDAY JULY 20lg97f ft j - - rr - - m - - - jm - AXNOUNOEIUENTS FOR JAILER MASTERS SALE OF MASTERS SALE CF jVV 1 T Hi uS kkr i - SK - -- Ii Collins as a can dat j for Jailer of Bourbon County su fe u to the action oi the Republican pai FOR CIRCUIT CLERK We are authorize o announce Wm -- City Property BOURBON TT m si ndy 15 BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT jOKjB 3K Wast- X Tf JLLl VklWkl H M mi Yl I BJDtVlXirilXO sis n 1H HBPuffflK7lirJ Q K J n I 1 V L 1 S - VrA - J3i- Zirwi l WM HbbiSnBl - We are authoriza to announce A J a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Republican circuit court party Economy Building and Loan Association Plaintiff Bridget Connelly Defendant vs JFOR assessor ve are authorized to announce C J Daniel as a fiiudidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party FOR POLICE JUDGE ih We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wts are authorized to announce John R Adair as a caudidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR MAYOR imA tew rra to announce candidate for Perry as Mayor of the City of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party Wejare authorized to announce W T Brooks as a candidate fo Mayor of the city of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic partv We Benj are authorized a -- ASSIGNEES NOTICE V persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of H Margolen are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned in Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to B Margolen are requested to pay promptly and thereby avoid court cost h- - 1 IS per cent per annum from November EMMETT M DICKSON LOUIS SALOSHIN 30th 1S96 and also for 1000 with inAssignee terest thereon from November 30th Master Commissioner 1896 said debts aggregating principal Harmon Stitt Attorney limy and interest on the da3T of sale 1S000 McMillan Talbott Attys and costs of this suit aggregating 6275 making the total sum to be raised on the day of sale 54275 This July 13th 1897 OF A All persons having claims against the EMMETT M DICKSON assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby Master Commissioner iiatified to present same at once properPilSP h ly proven to the undersigned or same may be barred by law ¬ bon Circuit Court inaae ana emeream the above stvled cause on the 30th dsrw ¬ of Jnne 1897 I will sell publicly nt alfSa 55 H ifwSi MmkM By virtue of a judgment of the Bour Court House door in Paris Ky on bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause on June 30th 1897 1 will sell publicly at the Court SATURDAY JULY 24TH187l EaSj zimamntm Ky on House door in Paris WMM EMM msm i PibAai ejhvb 7mm rJtj vh rmr or Li a m ana ajan t Urn between the hours SATURDAY JULY24TH 1897 1 following described real estate HA in the Pv I m to wit 11 oclock a between the hours of 81i 1 MJ n following de- ¬ and 2 oclock p m thu A certain tract of land lyinsr in Rud scribed real estate to vvit dies Mills Bourbon County Ken iuclrp k FH UKi iffinl Ml w a mv Dntam sit- ¬ described s tollows A certain house and lot jr Paris of citv the uated in miauie or -- me ine tSecinnine Bourbon County Ky on the north Ruldles Mills in Millersburg pike aSdi ¬ side of Georgetown turnpike and bound rnnninc S toNa stone fence in Petersbnls S W 1 M T1 1 Ml ed as follows V HAFIft 117 TFiArlfl to the line of Sharps line then W same to Stokers line uuuu on said pike heirs then with Fronting 50 feet then extending back therefrom the then N to Conways corner and same width as in front 145 feet to E to another corner with Conways linear the lot of Juo B Norfhcott bounded on thenN with Conways corner to cornel gpf Calico 8ft the West by Mrs LavinVlot and on the store lot then N with same lo the mid ¬ Challie 3c east by an alley and is the same prop- dle of the pike then E with the middle jLavn 3o erty conveyed to Bridget Connelly troin of said pike to the beginning containing improve Ginorham 3c etc John M Daniels and wife by deed abont 7 acres of land with thethereofas 20 yds Pea Island Brown ments thereou Cr so much recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Cotton S100 may be necessary to satisfy the debt as 20 yds Bleached Bourbon County Court deed book 67 Muslin 100 page 253 Cr so mnch thereof as may hereinafter set forth 14 yds Lonsdale and Mason ville Bleached Muslin be necessary to satisfy theA judgment in upon credits of liebs vaingnain Dc Said sale will be made favor of the plaintiff against the defendsix and twelve months for equal parts on Handsome Percales n I ant herein as hereinafter set forth V the purchase money for which the pur ¬ Black Sateen Said sale will be made upon a credit chaser will be required to execute bonds Crash 4o of six and twelve months for equal parts with good surety to be approved by the v of the purchase money for which the undersigned Master Commissioner bear- ¬ Towels 5 j up ing interest from date until paid at the Lace Curtains 4Qc up purchaser will be required to execute bonds with gool suretv to be apomved rate of 6ix per cent per annum and hav ¬ vvinoow siiaclfts UP by the undersigned Master Commission- ing the force and effect of a judgment Bed Quilts 49c ixo er bearing interest from date of sale un ¬ to satisfy a Said sale will be til paid at the rate of six per cent per judgment in favor made the plaintiffs Ticking 5c up of White Goods 4Jc up annum having the force and effect of a against the defendants for 650 00 with Shirting Cotton 4c up judgment interest thereon from March 28th 195 Said sale is made to satisfy a judg at the rate of six per cent per annum uottonacle lUic 39 55 and the costs of this Lodies Skirts 95c ment in favor of the plaintiff herein to wit A against the defendant herein for the sum sriit 6950 making the total sum to Ladies Shirt Waists 25c mv of 45117 with interest thereon at six be raised on the day of sale 30905 Curtain Scrim 5c up Jas H Fisher etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bohr W F Turner etc Plaintiff vs K ijj z aSsi -- ii ii vrm h xSImb Bl hf1 9 - -- H - niiiii A u-- P rm nfl HInA rlV Ml rMi xa 11 mm jpvi irvxa wrm m a J U i - vs r lHHa trrvmEa 4 MB - iWK jsm ISLJii PI fvPi 110 ITP I m 1 Il 1 1 nt Bm at la ITT ITI IvP BinBma 48 - KiS0 KU3I nv wmnru W mj kjff ji hv w vy Hie IW W - v-r-m- jrffik iiitLT- - curd rri H KB i a-5r-- 1sJtfjweUK aj fiXRt Ti 1 vjfi- k WEBr a PJh iJ - j vuuumbh iSri in fill PUnl 600 prs I i www m PU mil TTUJAM 5 mmm m - mm J fcr j ¬ ¬ - L ¬ 7c -- ¬ r ic Mens Pants 25c worth 75c H00 prs Mens Pants good values 49c worth 125 300 prs Mens wool Jean Pants 72c 200 prs Boys Knee Pants 25c M ens Suits were S15 now 900 Mens Suits were 12 now 79a Mens Suits were S10 now 600 Mens Suits were 8 now 500 Mens Suits were 6 now 375 Mens Suits were 475 now 295 Knee Pants Suits 49c i Knee Pants Suits 1 Knee Pants Suits 125 j Knee Pants Suirs 150 Mens Shoes worth 175 now 125 Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 r A Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 pi yK -- t m m s A ¬ 50c Dress Goods now 3c 75c Dress Goods now 49c 25c Dress Goods now 19 fc S Mhiis Shof s worth 375 now 275 Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 325 Mens Laundered Shirts White and Colored 14c Mens Laundered Shirks worth lno69c l5ighneot Sheet Hat Trunks etc rGia vml Prices for Ten Days 1 T S ASSIGNEES NOTICE PUBLIC SALE w x Silks at special prices Special prices on our Ladies and Childrens Shoes and bhppers in Tan and Black tm JS mjLm ¬ m Vm J Ii arm Mann Ashbrook Attys T E ASHBROOK Assignee of T H Tarr 22je MASTERS SALE of NEAR PARIS KY ises on 10 With every purchase at our store you gt a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets v ou get tree a large handsome glass framed picture liemerober these are special prices for 10 davs Dont delay Gome now and you will reap a lharvest REMEMBER TH B PLACE i J m x jtr - J I will offer at public sale on the prem- - ASSIGNEES NOTICE Towo 4 Wednesday H Sept l5tli -- 897 j c H - All persons having claims against the Millersburg assigned estate of Chas R Turner are requested to present them to me at my office in Paris Ky properly proven as BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT required by law Those knowing them- ¬ selves indebted to the estate are request- ¬ Economy Building and Loan Plaintiff ed to settle promptly and save costs of Association of Paris Ky v In Ify at oclock a m the farmf belonging tothe estate of Socrates Bowles deceas- ¬ ed fcnown as the Goodman Place and is thu same convej ed by JB B Bishop and Lizzie R Bishop his wife to said Bowles See Deed Book 73 page 294 in the Clerks office of the Bourbon BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BBINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY L H Landman M D n - jkt r m OPTIOIAW HOUSE AiD LOT AMD BLACK ¬ suit HARMON STITT G W Bryan etc Defendants By vs 29je I Assignee im- - ASSIGNEES NOTICE BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT Lizzie M and Sidney D signee Plaintiff vs Clays bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause on the 30th day of June 1897 I will expose to public sale at the Court House door in Paris Ky on SATURDAY virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ County Court The farm lies four miles enst of Paris Ky on the Paris Jackstown turnpike Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio and contains 293 acres 3 roods and 39 h poles of first class bluegrass land all Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris SMITH SHOP FOR SALE CiKAHHhillfK 9 nun yfiiU KY As- ¬ JULY 24T1I 1897 ¬ m Lizzie M Clay etc Defendants Claims against the assigned estates of Lizzie M and Sidney D Clay must be Xresented for allowance before the first day of September 1897 Unless pre- ¬ sented by that date they will be barred as per order of court in the above styled action Creditors are notified to have their demands properly proven anil pre- ¬ sent them to the undersigned at the Citizens Bmk of Paris Ky or leave them at tue law offices of McMillan - u u between the hours of 11 oclock a m and 2 o clock p in the following described real estate to wit That certain lot of ground known as lot No Gl and 62 in plat of town of Millersburg- Ky which is of record in the Clerks office of the County Court of said county fronting on theVesc side of Mam st 99 feet and extending back threfrom the same width as in front 598 feet more or less to back street and is bounded on the north by the lots No 63 and 64 formerly owned by R L Crig Talbott ler and on the south by 6th street and WM MYALL is the same property conveyed by Eliza- ¬ Assignee of Mrs Lizzie M and Sidnev beth A W Bryan to Mollie E Bryan D Clay till lsep by deed of record in said Clerks office at deed book 60 page 201 and on which lot is situated a dwelling house a brick building known as Bryans Hall and BiseoiotiQa other improvements Or go much there- ¬ of as may be necessary to pay the judgment including the debt The partnership of Drs Roberts interest costs and as herein- ¬ Ussery is by mutual consent dissolved after set forth All accounts of the firm are payable to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in- ¬ Said sale will be made upon credits of debtedness of the firm six and twelve months for equal parts of W C USSERY the purchase money for which the pur- ¬ H H ROBERTS chaser will be required to execute bonds April 30 1897 with good surety to be approved by the undersigned Commissioner and payable to said Commissioner and bearing in- ¬ terest from the day of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum hav- ¬ ing the force and effect of judgments Said sale is made to satisfy a ROUTE judgment in favor of the plain- ¬ BEST LINE TO AND FROM tiff herein against the defend- ¬ ants herein for the sum of 1388 26 with interest thereon at six per cent per annum from January 30th All Points in Miclxigan 1896 and also the further sum of 2250 with interest thereon from May 6th 1896 making the total debt and interest White City Special on July 24th 1897 153620 and the JBest Terminal Station cost of this suit 88 50 making the total sum lo be raisedon the dav of sale the sum of 162470 This July 13th 1897 Avoiding The Tunnel - 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 built two story frame residence situated in a lovely woodland with lawn extend ¬ ing lo 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 handsomecabinet mantels and tile hearths in each room and all 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 house barns 6tables carriage house meat arid 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 ¬ - si Paitpsi 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 pale until paid Possession given im- ¬ 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 tucky it DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith t hop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal y ance in twelve months For further EAST BOUND particulars address or call on TUESDAY JULY 13TH 1897 Lv Louisville 830am C00pm BENJ F SHARON Ar Lexington urioamHUprn returning every second Tuesday in each 13oct tf Jacksonville Kv Lv Lexington ll2 nm SroOprn 830am 550pm month Lv Winchosterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm SC Ar Mt Sterliugl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm A Optician La n d a n Ar Washington am J0pm eSlSP-S has been visiting m this hrr Ar Phlladelphia10i5am 7 05pm city regularly for over ArNew Vork i 12J0nn 90Sm five years and has ad- ¬ j33L0MOJbL8JEiL5 WEST BOUND justed glasses to the f t eyes of the best people Ar Winchester- - 730am 150pm 055am 250DmJ PARIS KENTUCKY of Paris and Bourbon Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 733am 345pm Ar Frankfort 911am U30pm County and has proven himself comArohelby ville 1001am 720pm petent thorough reliable and honest Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Ar Louisville 1100am 815pm i You Can get Landmans glasses from promptly answered Your work is Trams marked thus f run daily exf JBjtf Clark Clays drug store between his solicited Prices reasonable cepc ounasy ornenrnns run paily visits and when he makes his regular Through Sleepers between Louisville visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ Lexington and New York without ly and make any change necessary to change Nashville Exposition give satisfaction Examination free For rates Sleeping Car References Drs W J Fithian Bu your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ any information call on reservations orBowen and C nati and Queen Crescent Koute to Chatta Eads Buck Fithian F B Carr nooga Visit the historic city and the great D Cram of Paris Agent L battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout NRR Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga or George W Barney Paris Ky National Military Park then refreshed and Div Pass Agent ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ Lexington Ky ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect vin this pleasant route The first of American Newspa- ¬ The Queen Crescent train service is per- ¬ -- I TIME table JOHN CONNELLY ¬ - Titf - ¬ -- THE SUN Farm implements Some furniture etc anywhere pers OHAS A DANA Editor surpassedwant the journey to be a pleasant Ir you RAILROAD TIME CARD one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati The American Constitution the and Queen Crescent L NRR American Idea the American W C Kiuearson G P A Cinci nati O i Spirit These first last and all ARRIVAL OF TRAINS I X Kates To Nashville the time forever From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p Tenn Centennial and International m 1015 p m 6 a year Daily by mail - Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m Daily Sunday by mail 8 a year Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets 339 p m 627 p m fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ - - - r -- BIG FOUR v The property of the deceased ROBT L BOWLES Executor Palmyra Missouri A T Forsyth Auctioneer at following rates for the round trip April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in 1360 April 29 to Oct 30 final limit 15 the world The Sunday Sun From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m333 p m From Maysville 748 a m 830 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS - - la - Price 5c a copy 2 a year By mail SUN New York Address THE TOLEDO DETROIT W O HINTON Agent ALL TBE NEWS Local State and Haliona WILL BE FOUND IN CHICAGO Fire Wind and Storm WORTH READING Insurance 1 OLD days from date of sale 925 April 755 a m 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including To Cincinnati 445 a m 346 p m date of sale 760 To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m F B Carr Agt 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m 1025 p m To Maysville 755 a m 635 p mr FRAlWORT MCIMATI RY 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 1 C TSl KiM M In Effect March F B Carr Agent vt H S ST LOUIS BOSTON THE VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort ArrElkhorn 630am 643am EMMETT M DICKSON McMillan 16jy 3t i Wagner Sleeping Cars Master Commissioater NON UNION BLUEGRASS NURSER I 35TEW YORK Talbott Attys Summer Tourists fK -V -- v - for Orchard Lawn Low rate round trip tickets are now EVERYTHING Full stock of OrnaBe sure your tickets read via BIG en sale from Queen Crescent stations mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines FOUR to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside Asparagus and Small Emits We em- ¬ i o McConaiiCK ploy no agents Hying prices Spring City and Lookout Mountain direct to the but sell at Telephone planter Passenger Traffic Mgr in Liberal rates and limits Ask your office Strawberry and general nursery D 35 MAHTTN Catalogues on application to rg agent about it Gen Pass Tkt Act - IaKeifc Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compattment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars B ¬ SSHFLiKrC3k 3 897 Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground Arr Du vails AND THE Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centrevitle Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris r WEST BOUJtfD We have arranged a Clnhbing Rate Lve Paris ArrEIizabeth by which we can cive Arr Ceutreville Newtown 225 Arr Georgetown Both Papers One Year for only Arr Lve Regular Price for Both is 275 Arr Georgetown uuvalis Arr Stamping generons part of this sum Arr switzer Ground We save yon ArrElkhorn Send or bring your cash with order to Arr Frankfort THE BODRBON NEWS Ooooott fflffly ffiilRI 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 822am 828am 840am 65lam 300pm 320pm W MILLER has 332pm 348pm OSCAR exclusive agency for receivea this ancT 358pm 415pm adjoining counties for the sale of 430pm Bryans new book entitled The First 442pm Battle It is written in Mr Bryans 452pm best style clear concise and logical 458pm 510pm His inspiring language full of keen The First Battle 5 - - Sir -- vv -- Cincinnati O- - v - O - - V -- WCRlNEARSON Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati0 vt26feb tf H F HILLENMEYERJl THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS GEO Lexington CktV 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