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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 10, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - J TH F 1 II La CHAMP MILLER - H II D U II tfSESf EWS Established wwmmini 11 Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY feb i i88i K7oe SEVENTEMTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TlpSSDAY AUGUST 10 1897 MILLERSBURG CAR IjlSLE WO 64 Clearance Sale News Notes Gathered ton 0 Mrs Sne Jaynes is visiting in Lexing-¬ over Sunday In And About The tture News CuJJgtt From Nicholas County HRT Precincts MjfHjTWe was down from Paris Brower Scott Frazee f Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky BoRNjgTo the wife of H M Potts Mr Jas Limine returned to Wood- ¬ Sunday faiuaughter ford Friday Rev WiHE Mitchell is Mr Vimont Lyle returned Saturday old hointafii Mercer county visifiner his to Grlenkenny The repairing of the Presbyterian and Mrs Lrda Pope Arnold returned Sat- is urday from Atlanta The Carlisle teain will play here thia afternoon at 330 oclock Mrs Minnie Rule went to Cincinnati yesterday to visit friends Mrs Coffinan of California is visiting her neice Mrs Harmon Stitt Mrs Eliza Owens is visiting relatives at Georgetown and Williainstowu Laysou Tarr after a strkms illness is now able to walk about the house Only fifty tickets were sold from here to Prrks Hill Camp Ground Sunday Mr Will Peed of Sharpsbprg is here to see his brother who is yet quite ill Miss Mary Purnell of Paris is the guest of Misses Jennie and Bessie Pur- ¬ nell Mr Tom Marshall of Avon was the guest of relatives here Saturday and Sunday Mr J H Fulton went to Mt Olivet Sunday to join his family and visit relatives Mr Julian McCliutock was badly in ¬ jured by a sack of wheat falling on him last week Miss Julia Edwards of Paris was the guest of the Misses Bedford near town last week Miss Minnie Spears guest of Mrs Alex Butler returned to Lexington yesterdav Mrs Geo Nightliug and three chil- ¬ dren of Philadelphia are guests of Mrs ¬ S ICT k El k Hkl 3Cr Kkr J PRIC RELIABLE CLOTHIER Boys Suits at 60c worth Boys5 Suits at 100 worth Boys Suits at 150 worth Boys Suits at 175 worth Boys Suits at 200 worth Boys Suits at 250 worth 1 150 200 250 about completed Methodi5phurches MessrsaHausou Kennedy and H B Chappelljgre at White Sulphur Springs Miss Auce Fritts is visiting Miss Sallie Keves of North Fork Mason county J G Smedley and Nut Clark of Millersburg were over Sunday to hear Rev Dawtk M In the primary election Saturday J C Gillespiegefeated Dr N H McNew for State Senator E C Eritts and son Edwin Coul thard ofParis spent Sunday with their grandfather and great grandfather Rev Apr White W F Kennev W H Frittsy W M McChord and w D Young attended Bracken Association at Lewisburg last week Rev B A Dawes of Louisville de- ¬ livered ayery fine discourse at the Baptist ChurBi Sunday morning to an over- ¬ flowing honse His subject The Resurrectiou ¬ tl 2Lwi SU TO REDUCE STOCK We will for the next 30 days offer Special Low Prices on Chamber Suits Lace Curtains Parlor Suits Baby Carriages Wall Papers Pictures Straw Mattings Lawn Furniture If you want Bargains come and See Us Everything New and Strictly First Class Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies JLJLm JLJLi -- 400 300 IijfN - Summer Excursion PATEN TS Co S AND FOREIGN PROCURE I J This is an opportunity you should not miss You can be assured of getting bargains at this sale no paper talk but actual facts Our Furnishing Goods department is complete new styles of shirts neckwear etc ar riving every week Give us an early call G A Rt Annual Encampment BuffalbVN Y Aug 23 to 28 Office over G S Varden Nl will sell round trip tickets at L 1115 Auk 21 22 23 limited to con- ¬ tinuous passage in both directions not Office 8 to 12 a m Hours later than Aug 31 except that by de- ¬ 33 lESJSrOPXI 1 EUGENE W JOHNSON SOLICITOR AM ATTORNEY IN PAT- ENT CAUSES 1720 New York Ave Washington D C Office established ISfJS 5 to p in Charges moderate Correspondence Requested ftiLgJjgllLaggwgrMFt t 3TjrtTyn ¬ posit ngttibket with Agent at Buffalo an extension may be had to Sep 20 1897 N Avill sell round trip tick- ¬ The I ets Paris to Cincinnati Sunday Aug 8 at 15 good leaving Paris 445 a m re turning leave Cincinnati 755 p m MPK 2mar ljaii98 ¬ O M Best - 5 THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS A - iLy - Leiil our prices have engaged experienced expert workmen to do ottr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all Sherman Siivers has taken the LdayifortMurfresborotTennjvhereuiShe ageucyifdiltbMCincinnatiiaPailyi Bmes- - iodsio oe inrst ciass Elder Fenstermacher returned Saturday from a visit with his mother at Mulberry Ohio Mrs J H Madison son and brothers Johu an 6 mny Talbott Mrs America MeNamai and daughter are attending camp meetmtr M H O Neal at the Thornton shop will do your horse shoeing and repair ¬ ing as cheap as anybody It Mr and Mrs J W Woolums came down from Muirs Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs J F Woolums Miss Alva Blanch Wilson left yester- ¬ FB -- - Carr Agent uyiiMyj cm - Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to cure Blintl Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as Piles ItFabsorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ We also keep on hand a select line of new ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant carriages buggies etc relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the i rt 1 SUwGtj private parts and nothing else Every box wk jlmt jl ha jawk t j k 1 jrr r is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and Si per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by everything in the Vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our V T Brooks druggist stock and compare We Piles k fv r- 3 m - t Kim L-x- 2Jjy-96-- ly J w PPPRfPWm Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted yllluWdj FOR This will be a saving to you of 10 to S15 Trousers 350 4 and up Pans FurHisliiHgand Tailoring Co H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing Cutter Th6 only safe sure and reliable Female PILL ever offered tfo Ladies especially recommend I ed to married Ladies VJVflH as Ask for DS MpTTS PENNTBOYAL PIZIS and take no other TfclSSgSBU5r3fcJJgKV v3 oena lor circular jtrrice jpiuu per pox o uux8 ior stiuui - fK oe laaoTTs PENNYROYAL PILLS For SaleiBy TV X MV DR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO T Brooks Cleveland Ohio Druggist any it delivered to subscribers Mr Chas Miller catne up Sunday have of the city for six cents per inweek part from Cincinnati to see his brother Jas He solicits your subscription tf C Miller who is very ill with flux Elder Evans Misses Lillie and Lizzie Wanted To buy wheat Will pay Stevens of Lexington were guests of the highest market cash price Sacks Andrew Butler and family Sunday furnished Mrp Tho nlbott and two children EO FltETWELL Louisville ard Mrs John D Howell of O Box 230 Paris Ky P Carlisle are aests of Mrs I ri Best Mr Chas Snapp and Miss Bessie Wrights Celery Tea cures constipi Howard of Ruddles Mills were mar- ¬ tion sick headaches 25c at drugsripr ried here Saturday evening by Esq R B Boulden RATLltOAD TIME CARD The Christian Church has been im- ¬ proved with a new feuce the trees have NRR L been trimmed and the yard placed in nat order ARRIVAL OF TRAINS The writer of this department mourns From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p tho death of his intelligent little dog m 1015 p m Dot The little png was crushed tin ¬ From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m der the wheels of a passing wagon 339 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m Among those attending camp meetinsr 333 pm Mrs J M Madison son and are brother Messrs John and Stanley Tal- ¬ From Maysville 748 a m 330 p m America McNamara and bott Mrs DEPARTURE OF TRAINS daughter and others 755 a m To Cincinnati 445 a m Mr Frank Abner and Miss Dora 346 p m Snapp of Ruddles Mills were married To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m here Sunday evening by Rev W M 545 p in 1021 p m Britt They were accompanied by Mr To Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m John Whitsed and Miss Vaughn 1025 p m To Maysvill- e- 55 a m 635 p m Died Mrs Elizabeth Nunn who F B Carr Agent formerly resided in this city and is well known here died Saturday in Cynthiana The deceased was in the eighty first year of her age The funeral discourse was preached by Rev E L Southgate yesterday afternoon at 130 oclock and the remains were interred in the Millersburg cemetery at 480 ocIock Mr R E Evans has erected a sawmill and a corn mill near the bridge and is prepared to saw all kinds of lum- ¬ ber or will grind your corn and will trade you meal at any time for corn in 2ang lmo the ear or shelled k wunvuT UICUJIUIOBI mI Th TBZfr iH 1w alMfm WMavMQwIljaifliaT4 Sandll2t wi - r TicBasjjpii pLT i7- IS W7 7 -- SallpJsJgiusJionapM HIGH ST COR FOURTH -- PARIS KY I y fp rz v v -y Gentlemens Tan Shoes mri W O HINTON Agent The latest and best tans for Summer wear Genuine hand welts for 250 to 3 50 per pair Will not squeak and just the thing for the Summer months Fire Wind and Storm Insurance OLD RI0N A- CLA1Z - BD EAST I M EI THE VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING NON UNION DlssQlutlQQ TIMS TABLE II BOUND Perfpl Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Lv WInchesterll5Sam 923pm 915am 630pm to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in- ¬ Ar ait Sterling1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm debtedness of the firm j am 340pm Ar Washington Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm W C USSERY 1240nn 908pm ArNew York H H ROBERTS J Lv Louisville The partnership of Drs Roberts 880am 600pm Ussery is by mutual consent dissolved 1115am S10pm 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm All accounts of the firm are payable WEST BOUND April 30 1897 730am 450pm G55am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby villeil001am 720pm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville Ar Winchester- Ar Lexington t t ¬ D Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sundaj other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Lexington and New York without Ohio change Will For rates Sleeping Car reservations or xy be at the Windsor Hotel Paris any information call on NRR or George W Barney Paris Ky returning every second Tuesday in each month Div Pass Agent Optician La n d m a n Lexington Ky has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad CINCINNATI RY FRANKFORT justed glasses to the eyes of the best people In Efiect March 1 1897 of Paris and Bourbon Agent L L H Landman M In the Toils DR BELLS F B Carr TUESDAY AUG 10TH 1897 QUEEN Crescent Route CRESCENT GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer -- Remarks In lungs and leads to dire results It is in sucbcases that of a cough a hacking racking rasping cough that irritates the - 4 During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at Corinne will play the title role in An Nashville Tenn a low rata special tariff has been established for the American Beauty played by Lillian sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen Russell last season Tickets are on sale until father notice to Chattanooga at 8535 one way or 575 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 Southern points at rates never before offered Vestibuled trains os the finest kiss 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 repurchased at Chattanooga for 340 round trip 4sk your ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q C Route ¬ Eads Bernard Thornton of Cynthiana left yesterday for Youngstown Ohio to join the Rooks Comedy Company R D McLean who recently married Odette Tyler and retired to Wildgoose Farm near Sheppardtown W Va declaring that neither he nor his wife would ever return to the stage has changed his mind and is not only look ing for a play and booking time but has even begun to engage his business staff He is looking for a play that will give Miss Tyler a good chance to star in and he will play the leading male part himself as well as manage the company ¬ Pin Hssiiw proves its wonderful efficacy The cause of trouble is eradicated the irritation is al- ¬ layed the lungs are healed and strengthened and cold leaves disappears the system as ffore the sunshine of spng DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND te Arr Switsser Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST BOUND Lve Paris ArrElizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalls ArrElkhorn Lve Frankfort 651 am 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 822am 828am 840am 630am 300pm 643am 320pin 332pm 348pm 358pm 415pm 430pm 442pm 452pm 458pm D Cram of 510pm County and has proven himself com petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C ii Paris sor South or write to or W C W R BLACK WELL Georgetown Is an In- ¬ Dr Bell fallible remedy ior all lung and broucfcial troubles slight or severe All druggists cell it at 25c 50c and 100 a bottle or it wiU be sent upon receipt of price Pine-Tar-Hon- The X E Sutherland Bedlclne Co Pftdatah Ky swA Tsy Ring arson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati- - 0 ifcsi inijjCjnr Arr Stamping Ground Arr Switzer Arr Elkhorn Arr Frankfort GEO B HARPER GenlSupL C Fkankfort Ky 988am 548pm 948am 558pm 1000am 610pm 1040am 635pm 1038am 646pm PAEIS KENTUCKY 11 0am 653pm 1125am 704pm 1135am 711pm 1155am 725pm Wnrlr orna rafoorl ooficFonfTf J D BERCAW Vr Your work Genl Pass Agt promptly answered 1 920am 530pm 932am 542pm JOHN CONNELLY 1T i solicited Prices reasonable ia - V o- - HHl sfBtrw w vffur wn se l wtfgresrv IWipw ppWIfflilW1 THE BOVKBON NEWS LAWLESSNESS FEARED In the Alaskan Gold Mining Fields This i FESDAY AUGUST 10 1897 AN EXPLOSION In FOREIGN COUNTRIES With Whom We Have Trade BelatloHB t Be Made Acquainted With tlie Text of tin New Tariff liaw THE INJUNCTION ¬ MINERS WIVES Take an Active Fart in the Gigantic Strike Sev- ¬ ASSASSINATED Winter and Next Spring As a Result of Laxity of Iaw and a Gen ¬ eral In flax of Ad venturers Prospect ¬ ors Are Out of Food and Men Will Fight for1 Something to Jat - s I -- -- - Hi IV l 1 WtBP - Chicago Aug 6 Claim jumping bloody fighting- and a general reign of lawlessness are feared in the Alaskan mining fields this winter and next spring as the result of a laxity of law and a generz1 influx of adventurers and prospectors such as are now crowding the Klondyke region H B Ware oi J ¬ the North American Transportation ¬ Co predicts that in case of the discovery of a big strike in American territory during this fall or winter law lessness will surely break out during the inevitable rush for claims Mr Ware has informed the war depart inentof his fears and has asked that the sending of troops be considered Seattle Wash Aug 5 A letter received here from D J McKinney who sailed from Dvea Julv 23 savs that many of those then at White Pass were not supplied with food enough to last them half way to the Klondyke Six men had three mouths supplies and 50 each Eight had no supplies at all and very little money vances have been made but from cer- ¬ Men will be murdered for refusing tain news items that come from Europe food to those who hare gone to the it is perceived that such overtures may country without enough food to last be expected at any moment them and trusting to luck to get Washington Aug 7 Representative through the winter J Hamilton Lewis of the state of Upward of 4000 persons will be on Washington Friday had a conference their way to the gold fields by both with the treasury officials in regard to routes by the end of this week and customs matters on the Alaska-Canadia- n the streams show no signs of lessen- ¬ frontier Mr Lewis said that he ing had received information which he The fare charged by the new line deemed trustworthy to the effect that which will operate the ocean steam ¬ the Canadian commissioned of customs ship Humboldt is 300 for a ticket to in council had issued a special order Dawson City and 200 per ton for fixing an exorbitant rate of duty freight 1000 pounds onjy being al ¬ on goods of every description lowed each man TheWi cceipts brought by miners entering the Wednesday were 11200 Practically Llondyke country by way of all these tickets were sold to east ¬ Alaska According to Mr Lewis in-¬ erners formation this duty was 15 cents a pound on goods of every character AN ENGAGEMENT The treasury officials are inclined to Between Spaniards and Insurgents Near Moran Death Sentence of an Insurgent doubt the accuracy of this report but have taken means to ascertain the Commuted Havana Aug G The Grenada bat ¬ facts If however it should be found talion has had an engagement near to be true the action of the depart ¬ Moran with the insurgent forces un ¬ ment in establishing a branch custom der Maximo Gomez and Claudio San house at Dyea may be reconsidered and chez and has destroyed according to steps taken to protect the rights of the official reports four insurgent miners in the premises Washington Aug 7 The navy de- ¬ camps with all the stores The regu lars lost 12 wounded and the insur- - partment Friday directed the prelimin-¬ gents had 17 killed and many ary acceptance of the gunboats Mar- ¬ wounded ietta and Wheeling built by the Union Capt Gen Weyler has sent to San iron works at San Francisco There Severino castle the director and ad ¬ had been some question as to the ac- ¬ ministrator of a military hospital for ceptance of these boats owing to the failing to discharge his duties fact that the machinery was over At Guanajay Ira T Carley an Amer ¬ weight in which case the contract pro ¬ ican with the rank of an officer in the vided for deductions from the price to insurgent forces surrendered himself be paid It was shown however by He said he an engineer examination that the ad-¬ armed to the authorities was ill aud was sent to the hospital ditional weight was attributable to Gen Weyler has commuted changes in plans that benefitted the Capt the death sentence passed upon Jose machinery and added to the speed of Iurna an insurgent the boats so no deductions were made - PRICES ADVANCING WOMANS FIST ¬ ¬ ¬ m Washington Aug 7 The state department has sent instructions to the United States ambassadors and ministers abroad accredited to countries with which we have trade relations that would be affected by the enact ment of the Dingley tariff act direct ing them to communicate to the foreign offices in their respective posts the text of the act and to call attention to the sections of the new tar ¬ iff which provide for retaliation reciprocity and similar arrangements This is done in order that there may be a proper basis for the institution of negotiations looking to the consummation of some of the reciprocal agreements contemplated in the Dingley act The groundto be covered by the state department in these negotiations will be difficult to traverse ow ¬ of complexity to the ing of the subjects to be treated conditions dissimilar and the existing in various countries with which we must have to do yet there can not be any delay in undertaking the task inasmuch as congress has in terms enjoined the beginning of the negotiations as soon as may be after So far it is the passage of this act said no formal responses to our ad- ¬ ¬ ¬ Of Judge Jackson Against MinersCrit- cised by New York Papers H a Chicago Elevator in Which eral Lives Were Lost They Do Fersuasive Work Among Wives of the Working Diggers the Dead Are FiremenOne Man The Evening Post Thinks That the Miners Five of Blown Was Into the Chicago River Hardly Getting rair xjaimenx js Are The Elevator Wag Burned Entail ¬ ing a Iuobb of About 8300000 tZ Put an End to the Strike ¬ ers here are of the belief that the strike agitation in West Virginia has beenef fectually stopped by Judge JohnrJay Jacksons blanket injunction against the agitators which will remain in force until September 20 when arguments will be hadby both sides It is thought the strike will be over by that time By the injunction Debs and his asso- ¬ ciates are enjoined from speaking on the subject of strikes in and about the Monongah mines They are not permitted to intercept miners on their way to and from work they can not speak on any of the public highways leading to the mines of the petitioners lastly they are ordered to hold no public or private meetings whatsoever in the neighborhood of the mines in ¬ New York Aug 9 Coal mine owji question Three injunctions almost as sweep- ¬ ing have been granted in the Pitts- ¬ burgh disti ict but it is said here that they are not being enforced The Evening Post the leading finan- ¬ cial and corporation organ of New York and usually the last to give strikers any sort of encouragement says fr the injunction granted by Judge Jack- ¬ son is correct the striking miners are hardly getting fair treatment As Debs says he has been enjoined off the face of the earth A man may be an extremely foolish mischievous agitator but so long as or he refrains from violence and from inciting others to violence it has not been the policy of the common law to interfere with him The Tribune Saturday morning also condemns the Jackson injunction say ¬ ing it is calculated to make all law hateful ¬ If the press report of the nature of COL AGUIRA Thinks the Assassination of Canovas Will Result in the Estabishment of the Repub ¬ lic of Spain ¬ r- Every Cent of a Kise in Wheat Means Five in Flour Chicago Aug G Flour is isingin s - - 5- - Aug 7 During price and has reached 500G00 per an altercation in front of her home Fri barrel Last April it cost fc4 10 the low price of the year The advance day evening Mrs Mary Small struck has been steady since and some of Chris Ackerman an aged German in the those in the trade think it will con ¬ face with her fist Ackerman fell and tinue until war time prices will pre ¬ breathed his last a minute later when vail The millers say that every ad bystanders were carrying him into his vance of one cent in the price of home They were neighbors and had wheat meaus an advance of five cents quarreled often Ackerman was a suf- ¬ iu the price of a barrel of flour and ferer from heart disease and the doc- ¬ they expect a continuous advance in tors say the excitement of the quarrel the price of wheat basing their opin¬ killed him Mrs Small was jailed ion on the purchases by foreigners re ¬ pending the coroners verdict Coroner ports of short crops and the fact that Straughn was notified and arrived here this country has gotten rid of the most late to night The inquest will be held Saturday of its surplus Wheat Blockade Threatened Cost GOOO Pounds to Extradite Butlor London Aug i A special dispatch Kansas City Mo Aug 7 The un¬ from Sidney N S W says that the usually heavy receipts of wheat from attorney geueral John Henry Want the wrest threaten a possible blockade lias issued a minute protesting against at this point Friday night there were the excessive and unwarranted charge 1800 cars loaded with wheat on side- ¬ of the colonly of 0000 for extraditing tracks in Kansas City About half of Frank Butler the Australian murder- ¬ these cars are billed through to Galves- ¬ er from San Francisco Mr Want ton and the Gulf roads are said to be says It would be better to let crimi unable to move the product as fast as it nals remain abroad than to pay such comes in from the west Grain is com- ¬ enormous costs for their extradition ing in too far beyond the capacity of the Kansas City elevators and the in-¬ Booth Tucker Sails for England Nkw Yoicic Aug 6 Commander dications are that the accumulation Booth Tucker of the Salvation army here will become greater sailed on the Norrnania Thursday for Price of Coal Goes Up He said that he was Europe Pittsburgh Pa Auer 7 Prices for going to visit Gen William Booth in London and submit to him coal have moved up ten cents a ton his colonization scheme for ap ¬ since Thursday the assigned reason be ¬ proval Hy this scheme Booth Tucker ing that the prospects are that the area means to secure land for poor people of the strike will expand and embrace and allow them to till it and reap the the northern and central Pennsyl ¬ vania districts Coal is being hoarded benefits for possible future demands when Uinpiro Tun Hurst Rearrested St Louis Aug G Umpire Tim prices will be still higher Ruling prices Hurst of the national base ball league barges are 110 for run of mine in and cars Pittsburgh and five who is wantecTTh Cincinnati for as ¬ six cents a bushel for slack in the saulting a man with a beer glass at a and recent game of ball there was arrest ¬ river Suicided in a Horrible Manner ed Thursday afternoon and is now in custody at the Four courts awaiting St Louis Aug 7 Mrs Lena Davis the arrival of an official to take him of Hammond Ind who has been vis ¬ hack to the Ohio metropolis Hail was iting her sister Mrs James Higgins refused of this city for the past few weeks Legally Stranglt d committed suicide in a horrible man ¬ I1attiksiuig Miss Aug 0 Jose ner Friday She took three ounces of Perryman the young Negro who a 95 per cent solution of cai bolic acid criminally assaulted Miss Mellie Wa ¬ and suffered excruciating agony until ters near cast Abuchie on May 21 death ensued It is stated that Mrs was hanged here Ihursday at 130 pm Davis had trouble with her motheiin- In 17 minutes after the drop he was law in Hammond Ind and that it pronounced dead Death resulted preyed upon her mind and caused her from strangulation to kill herself O ¬ Fells a Man at East Liverpool Doctor Saya Heart Disease Killed Him East Liverpool I Washington Aug 9 Col A A Aguira who is stopping in Washing ¬ ton said Sunday night t The assassination of Canovas in the dethronement of the Span ¬ ish monarchy and the freedom of Cuba The people of Spain are ripe for a revolution being discontented over the high taxation which grinds them down to povertj and in some cases to starvation This is the beginning of the revolutionary movement and is connected with the recent attempt on the life of the queen There is great dissatisfaction over the result of the war in Cuba and to remoce Canovas was the object of well laid plans lie was the supporter of Weyler who was sent to Cuba by him and kept there by him The two spoils of Cuba and of divided the Spain I am certain that Canovas will be succeeded by Sagasta his political rival and leader of the liberal party Sagasta will undoubtedly take immediate steps to conciliate the Cubans by granting them reforms but it will be too late I expect to see Cuba free within 10 days and the republic of Spain established soon afterwards willi-e-sul¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BIRMINGHAM ALA Cxpects to Bid for the Location Thereof the Projected Government Armor Plate Fac tory Birmingham Ala Aug 9 This city 2xpects to bid for the location here of the projected government armor plate factory the feasibility of the erection of which will be inquired into under an act of congress by a special naval board which has just been named by the secretary of the navy The Birmingham Commercial club was addressed by Congressman Under- ¬ wood on the subject lie thought in view of the recent suc- ¬ cessful demonstration of cheap steel production here that Birmingham Avas able to compete with any section of the country The club indorsed the project and a special committe was appointed to take such action as is necessary to press Birinindhams claims Chicago Aug 9 Judge Tuley Sat ¬ urday decided the new city ordinance establishing a vehicle tax to be void The ordinance permitted the city to coHeet Si a year license from each bicy- ¬ cle owner and for other vehicles proportionately The ordinance was passed for the ostensible purpose of raising a permanent street repairing fund The new law aroused much opposition and especially among wholesale men In- ¬ junction was brought against the city and the enjoining bill was sustained in j uuge juiey s decision Feltz Did Not Take His Plight Colorado Springs Col Aug 9 Wm B Feltz did not take his jump from Pikes Peak Sunday but it was ¬ The Vehicle Tax Declared Void I not his fault AVith the conditions of clouds and fog it would have been a blindfolded leap to certain destruction Feltz went up the summit of the peak Sunday morning carrying his immense eoloplanes with him Two hours were required in adjusting the big wings but heavy clouds gathered and a slight snow falling at the time convinced him that a leap from the peak would have been suicidal the large meeting on the Duquesne Canovas Was Fired at Three Times One wharf Thursday night left Friday foi Shot Taking Effect in the Forehead An ¬ Turtle Creek where he speaks Friday other in the Chest Frime Ministers Last Words Long Iive Spain evening Beiore leaving the city Mr Chicago Aug 6 Five and prob- - Debs denounced Judge Jackson oi Virginia an injunc Madrid Aug 9 Senor Canovas del v iuuic uvea were lost in an ex- West restrainingfor issuing interfering Castillo prime minister of Spain was him from plosion which took place Thursday tion in any way with the Monongah Co assassinated Sunday at Santa Agueda evening during a fire in the North or its employes Mr Debs said This by an anarchist The murderer fired western grain elevator at Cook and injunction restrains me from walking three shots one of which struck the West Water street Four of the dead on leading in are firemen the body of another fire- to any of the public highwaysCoal and premier in the forehead and another dy ¬ the mines of the Monongah man fell the chest The wounded man is thought to be buried in the Coke Co It is most sweeping and ing at the feet of his wife who was ruins of the elevator and one man none other can be compared to it with him lingering in agony for two was blown into the Chicago river This injunction annihilates the right hours and then passing away with the From the force with which the ex- of peaceable assemblage and effectu- cry of Long live Spain which were plosion swept the spot on wich he ally suppresses free speech words upon his lips was standing it is certain he must have If it is sustained it sweeps away the last Agueda is noted for its baths Santa been instantly killed Either the all constitutional safeguards and deThe place is between San Sebastian bursting of a boiler or the explosion of livers us bound hand and foot to cor- the of the Spanish mill dust caused the awful havoc porate capital I hold the injunction courtsummer residence capital of the and VittOria the The origin of the blaze is believed to have been in the vicinity of the boiler and the judge who issued it in supreme province of Alava about thirty miles contempt If The premier went house Accumulated dust as dry and my voice in I have occasion to raise south of Bilbao behalf of the famish ¬ there last Thursday to take a three inflammable as gunpowder that had ing miners in Jacksons jurisdiction weeks course of the baths after which been piling up for years formed a I propose to do so or at least ready means for the fire It spread attempt totally regardless ofmake the he intended to return to San Sebastian in with great rapidity and then came a famous injunction The farcethis the to meet United States Minister WoodL of terrific explosion completing the work proceeding is that the injunction is is ford when that gentleman should be regent of scattering the fire throughout the sued by a judge It ought to come di- officially received by the queen entire structure rect and at Just as the firemen were getting least from the coal operatorsintensify hypocrisy would not into position for advantageous work the infamy of the proceeding and nearly all the members of Engine In reference to the charge that the Company 3 were mounting ladders and deputies now on guard at Dearmitts bringing leads of hose to play on the mine were forcing the miners to work interior from the upper windows at the point of revolvers President there came a roar that could be heard Dolan stated that the matter had been for half a mile the roof was raised placed in the hands of their attorney high in the air and the walls came and it was probable that the min down with a crash ers officials would go into court and The force of the explosion was so ask for an injunction restraining the great that the eastern wall was hurled deputies Said he They have no into the river the west wall was right to compel any man to go to work tumbled down upon the heads of the and we will not stand it I have in unfortunate men below and the roof my pocket the names of many of the was torn into mighty fragments and men who were treated in this manner distributed for blocks around Every but prefer not to give them now for window in the vicinity of the elevator fear the men will suffer was shattered by the concussion dozThe coal company discovered a new ens of persons were struck by flying sort of missionary work among its em- ¬ ANTONIO CANOVAS DEL CASTDLLO debris and several small fires resulted ployes Friday Wives of many of the from falling timbers that were still in campers are in the field now They The assassin was immediately ar- flame At Jefferson street and Carroll have been arriving for several days avenue many blocks distant great until now there are about twenty of rested He is a Neapolitan and gives burning masses of wreckage fell upon them scattered about through the the name of Rinaldi but it is believed that four wagons loaded with hay and set Plum Sandy and Turtle Creek settle- that this is an assumed name and Golli his real name is Michele Angino them in flames ment The women are from Mc The elevator was of composite con- Donald Carnegie and Wheeling divi At a special meeting of the cabinet struction the lower portion being of sion regions and do missionary work Sunday under the presidency of Senor brick and the upper part of frame among the miners wives They have Cos Gayon minister of the interior the covered with corrugated iron The access to the workmens houses but latter announced that he had been inexplosion caused a perfect bombard the men are denied this Deputies are trusted hy the queen regent with the ment of flying bricks and sheets of stationed all along the property line premiership ad interim The murderer declares that he killed iron at almost white heat leaving lit- with instructions not to allow a soli- ¬ tle of the building save a frame work tary man to pass into the houses The Senor Canovas in accomplishment of of wood and iron Surrounding a great campers claim that the effect of the a just vengeance and that the deed is the outcome of a vast anarchist con- ¬ pile of blazing wheat female missionary work will be appar spiracy He is believed to have arrived The explosion stunned for a moment ent in a day or two at Santa Agueda the same day as the the police and firemen but they quick- ¬ premier and he was frequently seen VALUABLE INVENTION ly rallied to help those who had been bathing hurt Dozens of men lay injured Lost to the Commercial World by the lurking in the passages of the manner establishment in a suspicious in the withering heat some not Death of the Inventor The remains of Senor Canavos will seriously harmed and others in the New Yokk Aug 7 A special to the be brought here Monday Marshal throes of death It was dangerous World from New Haven Ct says ¬ work to get them out but it was gal ¬ With the recent death at Naugatuck Martinez Campos has gone to San Seregent lantly and quickly done and all of the of Herbert E Fowler there has been bastian to attend the queen goyern- Washington Aug 9 This slightly injured were removed The lost the secret of an invention that dead were for the time left where promised to be of great value to the ment probably has already received the they lay No man could reach their commercial world It was a process formal notification of Premier Cano- ¬ vas assassination but if so it is locked bodies and live for makJng an electrical deposit of up with other dispatches in the state The fire was most difficult to control copper from a solution upon wood or as the elevator was surrounded by a any other rigid or semi rigid sub- department and will not be known until number of small frame buildings which stance This process was made pos- ¬ Secretary Sherman reaches the depart were continually catching fire The sible by coating the substance that ment Monday morning Immediately total loss is estimated at 5300000 which was to be copper plated with the state department according to its usual custom will announce the is fully covered by insurance a liquid preparation the secret of event to the president ami the latter Late Thursdaj- night the body of which was known only to Mr Fowler and Fireman Jacob Struck man was found Every means had been used to induce will in some way make formal govpublic expression regarding the This makes five him to patent the invention but he under the ruins as the result of the fire In all declined fearing he might lose the ernments deep regret lust in what deaths form this expression will be coached is 51 firemen were injured use bf it differ but it A Chicago company was recently not known for precedents doubtless will be a dispatch to the A CLEW formed which offered to take up man Spanish government simple and sym- ¬ To the Terrible Holocaust on Elm Street ufacturing with the copper deposit pathetic in its terms Cincinnati Which ia Being Worked Up extensively but conditioned their Secretaiy of State Sherman received by the Folice offer upon the patenting of the invenCincinnati Aug 0 A startling fea tion Their proposition was sent to the first news of the affair through a ture of the holocaust on Elm street Mr Fowler but before an agreement bulletin He expressed deep interest in the details He said Wednesday night in which four per- had been reached the inventor died This deplorable event will have suffosons one the bridegroom were Allen Labor Liit Fnforclng the some effect of course on the political cated in a fire which broke out during 7 has affairs of Spain but to what extent I Canada Toronto Ont Aug the wedding festivities develops scene of begun to take means to enforce the can not say The death of one man is A physician living near the the tragedy called on Coroner Haerr alien labor law against Americans not necessarily going to change the and informed the coroner that a pa- ¬ Commissioner McCreary is here oe sentiment of the whole country tient of his had said that a woman of business in connection with work op Spain Is a very tenacious counHer money is gone Her questionable character residing near the Crowns Nest Pass railway through try He informed resources have been exhausted But ¬ Rocky mountains the place is opem to suspicion of hav the ing started the fire She was put out the Canadian Pacific railway authori- she means evidently to hold Cuba of Adlers place a few weeks ago and ties that any American laborers en- Just how she can do it under these cirgaged for that work would be deport- cumstances I can not see Yet she is swore revenge Mcopposed to yielding a point Premier She was suspected of having set fire ed to their own country again from the Canovas was a strong partisan He years ago and was Creary has instructions to a building a few She Canadian government to strictly en- was the chief exponent of the element ordered out of town at the time which was determined to keep the was seen near Adlers Wednesday force the new law island at all hazards Seemingly Spain would have been easy for night and it The Florida Orange Crop narrow south her to go through the Jacksonville Fla Aug 7 Officers is almost a unit on this Canovas was a pour oil of the Florida fruit exchange who strong factor in the government of side entrance to the place and on the building The fact that oil was keep themselves posted on the condi- Spain but it is not impossible that anundoubtedly an element in the causes tion of the orange crop throughout the other will be found to replace in that leading to the fire lends color to the state now estimate that the crop this important office having similar views How story fall will amount to between 150000 and the same pronounced ideas reported this to police and 200000 boxes The bulk of the or- it may be in this case I am not able to Coroner Haerr headquarters and Detective Bulmer anges will come from the counties of say but the effects politically of such was detailed to investigate the matter Manatee aud Lee Volusia county will an event are not essentially and have not always produced rad- ¬ and startling developments are ex- come next with from 15000 to 20000 ical development As to the consepected boxes quences of the conflict in Cuba I do Reward for the Capture of McLaughlin An Andree Figeou Captured not care to have no official inRockville Ind Aug 6 The counParis Aug 7 TheGaulois says that formation talkthe I assassination and and of ty commissioners have authorized a pigeon bearing instructions regard posted a reward of 300 for the arrest ing Prof Andrees balloon expedition must refrain from venturing guesses ¬ of James McLaughlin who shot Wil across the north pole has been cap ¬ as to what it may effect in the future Asked as to how long he now thought liam Robinson at Montezuma and fled tured at Gradisca near Coritz 20 miles Montezuma the Cuban insurrection might last he In addition the citizens of from Trieste in Austria Hungary ¬ replied that that was problematical and have added 50 making the total re he did not care to discuss it He added James McLaughlin is Murderous Husband Suicides ward S350 Rapids Mich Aug 7 H A that he had heard vai ious names of inches weighs 1G6 Grand about five feet five pounds with dark hair and eyes and Dailey a well to do Jenison man shot prominent leaders in Spain mentioned Friday but he was not well informed as to smooth face has one upper gold tooth his wife Thursday night He is a fine looking morning he took poison and died while them and there was nothing on which crown work man and his general look and appear in charge of the officers The woman he could base a prediction as to Cano vas probable successor may possible recover ance attract attention V Debs Pittsburgh Pa Aug who addressed 7 Prime Minister Canovas Del Castillo of Spain Dead Eugene th miners ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ IM ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - r e ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Wi ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ S ¬ m HOT far-reachi- ng ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ r The Ileraldo as Maduid serts that the United States govern ¬ ment will wait four months for the pacification of Cuba by the Spanish authorities after which should the insurrection no be quelled they will extend their protection to the insur ¬ gents Wrtnts Klgium to lif an Arbitrator Yokohama Aug 0 It is learned here that the government of Japan suggests that Belgium be asked to act a aruitrator in the settlement of the deputed question between Japan and liawaii Aug 0 ¬ Will Wait Four Mouths oclock Friday evening Harry McNav mee jeweler doing business at No 1507 Market street locked up the store and went to supper A clerk was to come at 7 oclock and turn on the electric lights At 030 oclock two burglars opened the back door with a jimmy and stole watches and rings valued at Rucker the new Negro collector of in ternal revenue went into office Thurs¬ day night with rather unusual cer¬ emonies When he met with his predecessor to effect the transfer of the ¬ office he found a large gathering of ¬ deputies who presented Mr Trammel with a very handsome silver service B1200 Speeches were made closing with one by Rucker whose temperate tone and Silver Shipmeit The Heat Killed Him words pleased his hearers Thurs New York Aug 7 The steamer Lu Galion O Aug 9 Henry Kuebler fair about ten of the deputy collectors cania which left for Europe Saturday proprietor of a bakery overcomelbv day in their resignations and went out took 500000 ounces of silver and 30000 neat terminating in brain fever died Bent their white chief fluid which he calls equisin Mexican dollars with ouiiuuy morning Burglars Make a Good Hani Wheeling W Va Aug 7 At 6 phis and Charleston passenger train No 5 which left here Friday night at S15 was wrecked about 930 a m Sat urday near Stratton Ala by a misplaced switch The mail and baggage cars were overturned and badly dam aged and much baggage and mail matter were lost Baggagemaster and postal clerk injured Chattanooga Tenn Aug A Misplaced Switch 9 Mem- ¬ Collector Kucker Goes Into Oflice Atlanta Ga Aug C Henry A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ San Francisco Aug 7 Dr Fred W D Evelyn head of St Lukes hos- ¬ pital has just made public the results of 15 years experiments by which he claims to have found a certain cure by inoculation of horse blood for drunkenness The doctor thoroughly introduces alcohol into a horse and then draws off the blood into a steril- ¬ ized vessel where it is mixed with chloral to influence the clot Af tex set- ¬ tling 24 hours it is subjected to a freez- ¬ ing process then shaken for half an hour and decanted The result is a slightly sticky pale straw colored - New Cure for Drankeaness miners convention adjourned Saturday after passing resolutions condemning truck stores thanking labor unions for their sympathy and boycotting all non union cigars A telling address was made by President Carson and one also by James R Miller grand secre ¬ pringfield Illinois Miners Fass Resolutions 111 Aug 9 The state tary I OO F Reed a money lender and his sister Blanche M Reed were found dead in their home here Saturday They had apparently been murdered ty burglars J North Adams Mass Aug Frohably MtirdereI by Burglars 9 Henr - v THE BOURBON NEWbTUJBAY AUGUST 10 1887 FREE GRATIS Every feller In the nation Has upon his private list hold the bargain for you but I cant Our people wont let me block the market not even when its to their in- ¬ terest to do It Philip saw his advantage and pushed it I can see the justice of such a rule and Ill not ask you to make an exception in my case I jiresume you can satisfy me as to the soundness of the title of course yxm have an abstract Fench bounded from his chair with something that sounded very lflce an Excuse me Mr Thorndyke Ive oath got an engagement at the bank and Ill have to turn you over to Mr Sharp less our attorney Hell give you ail the points on the the title and so forth Just come with me and Ill introduce you One moment interposed Philip If were to do business together its only fair that you should know something about me If youll write or telegraph to ColvA M Van Cott Temple Court New York he will have my banker wire you Quite unnecessary I assure you objected the manager who none the less made a hasty note of the address And youll excuse my hurry wont you pushing Philip toward thedooi of the inner office I had plum forgot my appointment as our Alabama friends would saj Mr Sharpless make you acquainted with Mr Thorndyke He wants to talk title with you on lots 13 and 14 block IS For once in a way Philip regretted that he could not observe two men at the same instant He was sure that the manager would try to put the lawyer on his guard but Sharpless impassive face was blandly inscrutable as he rose and held out his hand From the fact that he was immediate given a high backed chair facing the light of the window which made an expressionless silhouette of the lawyer Philip argued that the sign had been passed and un- ¬ derstood and the suspicion was con firmed by the first question he was called upon to answer What makes you think that our title isnt perfect Mr Thornctyke I beg your pardon I had raised no such question It is merely a matter of prudence in a transaction involving so much money that one should be well assured of his title That is very true The lots you picked out are in a tract formerly known as the Cates farm you can read the whole history of the tract in the records at the courthouse Quite possibly but one may iiave neither the time nor the inclination A glance at your abstract would be quite sufficient for my purpose Sharpless swung back in his chair and slipped his hands into his pockets I wish I could oblige you he said but I infer youve had little to do with property in Alabama Such a thing as an abstract of title is almost uxnown among people who can neither write their deeds nor read them after they aro written I began just as you have and was glad enough in the end to fall back on the records Thorndyke knew this was an answer that Sharpless would never have made to another lawyer si nee analisfxacVis nothing more than a circumstantial his tory of any given piece of property compiled from the records but he wa too shrewd to betray his profession and he made no comment I suppose you were able to satisfy yourself that your titles were all ¬ -- J W Some peculiar jet temptation That he finds he cant resist Some one thing ne cant say No to But this one seems queer to me All the fuss some folks H go to Just to get a tiling thats free some dry goods fellers givin Colored picture cards away Aint no use to io one livin Crowds 11 Witst in line all day Theaters Hew they do abhor era Modern plays arent fit to see Tell em youve some passes for em Are they goin Sure Its free To the church their vows are plighted Praps In their sats theyre always found And they seem to be sharp sighted Till the box is passed around Then it does befit all creation How all fired blind they be Seems as if theyd got salvation Coz the parson Raul twas free Joe Lincoln in L A W Bulletin -- A CASE m EQUITY BY FRANCIS LYNDE Copyright 1895 When that was done Philip found himself once more among the uncer- ¬ tainties but he made another journey 10 tlie courthouse for the purpose of copying the missing documents from the records For two dajrs he tjord over these copies in his room at the ho- ¬ tel searching with infinite patience for some clew that would point the way out of the tangle A copy of a copy proved to be barren of suggestion but he made a memorandum of the attest- ¬ ing notarys name and on the third day he paid a visit to Squire Pragmore Nothing enme of it however The notarys rerjlies grew more indefinite as the inquiry progressed His memory was at fault he had acknowledged so many papers for the town company that he could not be expected to recol- ¬ lect the details of any one transaction Thorndyke called attention to the fact that the older deed antedated by sev- ¬ - bWSprd working father began tOpos- aeraim breaking the bonds of habit andjlifting him out of the rut of in- trogction One morning h6 forgot tocount his pulse and the daily analy his symptoms was omitted for thefSirst time in weeks and that night hejyjlept with open windows through wBien the cool breeze from the inoun tamsblcw across the bed and no harm eral years the beginning of the rush of business brought- by the transfers of the town company whereupon Prag more took another tack It was too long ago He had doubtless edged ICilgrows signature but he could remember none of the circum- ¬ stances Thorndyke was baffled again but an- ¬ other clew came to the surface when he acknowl- - ¬ by J B LippincotL Co XII PRELIMINARIES te Two days later Philip was once more established at the Hotel Johannisberg with the bustle and stress of the new cUy already beginning to efface the memory of the quiet dajs spent at the Puncan farm The changes wrought in the few weeks were almost incredsble The encroaching- flood of buildings had spread out over the vacant spaces new structures of preposterous height and bulk reared themselves in localities where Philip remembered seeing the sreen grass of the meadow or the stub tye of last years cornfield The streets were in the chaotic condition which precedes the laying of pavements the gas and water companies rivaling each - Si fk same machine ¬ and conduits The daily auction sales of real estate continued but they had been driven from the busy business center and Mr Fenchs rostrum ap ¬ peared only in the suburbs of Chelten- ¬ ham Heights Arlington Terrace or Chiwassee-by-the-Strea- m other inmakingtheroadwajimpassablo during the hurried trenching for pipes The note and letter were both written on the Notwithstanding the pressure of a speculative atmosphere which might well have turned a more steadfast man aside Philip held steadily to the purpose which had taken him back to town He examined the records in the old courthouse and found that a deed in lvilgrows name had been duly en tered with that drawn b3 Cates and the enly suspicious circumstance was uX both documents had been recorded on the same day In the light of Kilgro vs denial the appearance on the record of the older deed established the fact o forgery on the part of some one and while the presumption of guilt pointed toward Cates the anonymous letter to Duncan fortunately saved Philip from being led astray at the outset Assuming that the deeds themselves were in thehands of themanagerPhilip called upon Tench in the character of a possible purchaser of real estate Yes yes I remember you came up on the train with you Thought youd come around after youd seen what ¬ ¬ were doing Mr Fench was amiably voluble and it was some time before Philip could find space to drive in the Of course glad wedge of rejoinder 1c show yon anything weve got Inside or outside property Mr Thorndyke Inside I think Philip replied ex ¬ amining the map spread out on Fenchs about there I should say resk placing his finger on two vacant lots well within the limits of the Cates tract Ha best location in the city ab ¬ solutely gilt edge I guess you know a reached the hotel and found a note from Sharpless asking him to call at the companys oilice He went was received with a cordiality born of the fa- ¬ vorable answer to the telegram sent by Fench to Col Van Cott and was shown the missing deeds with an air of re- ¬ proachful frankness that almost dis ¬ armed him Since you made a point of it I wired our secretary to send them down Sharpless explained and as Philip read them he thought he could never be suf ¬ ficiently grateful for the impulse that had led him to make the copies from the records In poring over them he had well nigh committed them to memory and a single reading of the pretended originals convinced him that these were recent forgeries The notarys at- ¬ testation was genuine a fact that at once implicated Pragmore and if any further damnatory iroof na3 been needed it was supplied by a single circumstance in the acknowledgment Pragmore had used a rubber stamp with ia uottea line lor nisrsignatureancibtne words notary public beneath if ami the gummy ink of the stamp was still fresh enough to be blurred by the thumb of the reader Philip read the papers leisurely a second time and handed them back to ¬ Yielding to Medical Advice Mabel the doctor says you drink entirely too much coffee It is not good for you Why mamma it doesnt hurt me a particle and I like it too well to quit using it I just couldnt get along with ¬ out my coffee And Mme Loockes the celebrated authority on beauty says it is ruinous camelof it He was too busy to think to the complexion O well if the doctor thinks I ought much about his infirmity at the time not to drink it any more Ill drop it of buta week later he stepped upon the course Chicago Tribune patent weighing machine in the ro ¬ tunda of the Johannisberg and when Never thepointer failed to record the usual Oh when will folks remember That tis a fearful crime decrease he went to his room and To forget that every rusty gun dropped the half used bottle of hypo Is loaded all the time I phosphites inito the grate That was Cleveland Leader theurning of the tide and by the FOR AND AGAINST timephis fellow migrants in the exotic city were beginning to wilt under the fervid summer sun Philip was growing stronger in body and saner in minci finding a certain tonic in a series of de Qu f eats which were sharp enough to stimtmJFii ulate without being heavy enough to ft lllrV crush And while he wrestled with the dif ¬ ficulties of the legal problem the fire burned within him consuming some rubbish and shedding new light into the dusky corners of the soul chamber hitherto obscured by the shadows of ill health and morbidness The light was not altogether welcome though it ma ¬ terially lessened the distance between the ostensible Philip and Philip the real For one thing it belittled the mo ¬ tive which was responsible for his work Allowing the promptings of Minister Well Donald what sort of common humanity their full weight the fact remained that his enthusiasm day is it going to be Donald Weel sir Im no quite sure had for its starting point a desire to You see you prayed for fine weather win the approval of Elsie Duncan me but my rheumaticks That was the new ideal and his saner yesterday to rain so guess tellstoss a I its goin p its thought told him that it was wretched ¬ up ly inadequate that it sprang from Im pulse and was degraded in the hour Suspected n Mistnlce of its birth by unfaith Unworthy as Sim Wilkison has two mighty smart it was it was still an ideal and Philip boys remarked Mrs Corntossel One lashed himself into a small fury of of em hez gone to town an learnt to self contempt when he discovered that paint they say he puts a lot of at- ¬ it was no longer the motive for his mosphere in his work exertions that Elsies approbation and Mandy aint you thinkin about the wrongs were secondary con- other boy Kilgrows siderations in comparison with the His brother strenuous urgings of a newly aroused Yes The one thet learnt to play ambition spurring him on to wring vic- the cornet Washington Star tory out of defeat for victorys sake iaia Tlielr First ftHrrel I am ready to start now Oliver but I look like a perfect frighi in this hat She Well sisf He 0 no Clara I cant allow you to think so You She Indeed sir You cant allow me You might as well understand right now Mr Peduncle that I am ac- ¬ customed to thinking as I please Chicago Tribune The young woman who takes mu ¬ sic lessons and practices scales an- ¬ nounced to her friends that she was go ¬ ing away Isnt it a rather sudden determina-- Doctors Orders tion Yes Oh Why you Its the one who is ill A Im perfectly Fair dont look a bit ill well Offer the doctors orders Philadelphia Post Auntie ig ¬ Am -- ifej is paid Hotel Clerk Very sorry sir but I cant let your trunk go until your bill Stranger You cant city ofiicial of Chicago Must have the cash Why Im a Hi you a street car franchise Weekly You Well I havent any money with me but Ill tell you what Ill do Ill give NY Ml day Bridget said Mrs Cumso Why mum Your master bought a bicycle yes- ¬ terday and hes been out there for an hour trying to learn to ride Phila- delphia North American neednt sweep the back yard to¬ Wiped It Up Himself Pick-Me-U- ¬ The Verdict Wont you try the ehicken soup judge asked Mrs Small of her boarder not noticing that he had gone be yond the soup stage in his dinner Ihave tried it madam replied the judge The chicken has proved an N Y Truth alibi New Occupation ¬ ¬ Miss Bikeface So 3ou have given up advocating womans rights Miss Passe Yes I now go in fox ¬ womens lefts Miss Miss Passe Bikeface Womens Whats that leftBl ¬ Widowers Tit Bits TO BE CONTINUED SHE INSISTED UPON BLACK Troubles of a Woman Where Mourning first circuit I had a lesson in human nature that I have never forgotten said a Methodist minister The circuit was in the mountains of West Virginia and among the memberof rny church was a widow who in addition to the loss of her husband had suffered final earthly parting with four of her children leaving but two a girl and a boy nearly grown One night I was asked to hasten to her cabin which I did reaching there just in time to be with her son when he died from the effects of an accident The mother though deeply grieved acted more calmly than I expectedand earlyiin the morning 1 went home re turning in the afternoon I found the widow in a paroxysm of tears I tried to comfort her with the usual Christian consolation Finally she quieted down enough to say On my ¬ - Goods Were Scarce ¬ ¬ ii i m Ml right Absolutely we guarantee to de fend our purchasers Will you allow me to look at your deeds for the tract in question I should be glad to but I cant do that either All the original docu- ¬ ments are on file in the companys office in New York Philip was beaten for a moment but Will you he rallied immediately my solicitor to examine authorize ¬ a r Sharpless lost his head at that and CerThorndyke gained his point tainly not such a proceeding would be Our secretary vould unheard of promptly refer the gentleman to me Philip rose and bowed courteously Im sorry we cant arrive at an under standing I should like to have those lots But my dear sir Sharpless had quite recovered his elf control and was industriously cursing himself for having made the slip cant you see how unreasonable you are Dont you suppose that among our hundreds ol I shall want a little time for examination of customers there are men who are quite the title as careful of their rights as you can be good thing when you see it eh Mr of yours Thorndyke seen these And Philip bowed his acknowledgments deeds none of them have and asked the price Sixteen thousand apiece and thats Go Xot a man of them I assure you to any of them and youll find that t cheap A month ago I should have laughed theyve taken our guarantee in perfect at youMr Fench now I shall only say good faith would you To whom refer me that I think youre a little ahead of the To anyone to the president of the market Chiwassee national bank if you Whereupon the manager leaned back threw one leg over the arm of his chair please well Very Ill think the matter and proceeded to demonstrate by an over and see you again Good morning argument in which volubility outran WhemThorndyke left the office he be ¬ itself that the price asked was conser gan to fear that theearlierdeeduponthe that ative rather than speculative Messrs This and That of Cincinnati discovery of which the very life of his and Senator The Other of Michigan case would depend had been destroyed owners of the property on either side of and there was small comfort in the re- ¬ the lots in question had refused fabu- ¬ flection that there was no apparent lous offers for their holdings and reason for the disappearance of both of much more to the same effect them That from Cates to the town punctuated and emphasized by Mr company was undoubtedly genuine Fenchs right forefinger laid impress ¬ and he could not understand why iv He felt keenly 00 should be missing ively in the palm of his left hand The visitor listened patiently and for the need of an adviser but in a city once in his life having a definite object where the interests of every other re- ¬ in view forgot to be bored When the sponsible person might be against lfim manager ran out of breath Philip said he was afraid to trust anyone To be I still think your figure is too high sure there were Protheroe and Dun ¬ but we can talk of that later I shall can but the first was in the service of want a little time for investigation and th town company and the Scotchman had already emptied himself of what- ¬ for an examination of the title He was watching his antagonist to ever suggestive material there was in mark the first sign of discomposure It him Philip expected nothing further came at the word title Fench suddenly in the way of information from Fench fost interest and the self assertive leg or Sharpless but none the less he sent slid limply down from the arm of the a message to Col Van Cott asking him to give prompt attention to any inquiry eh air Yes yes of course youll want to from Allacoochee suppressing only know about these tilings and Id like to the fact of the senders profession ¬ ¬ J them ent to so much he said I have given up th idea of buying inside and have been thinking more particularly of trying something in the resident district Sharpless met him half way and Philip thought he surprised a fleeting expression of relief on the shrewd face of the lawyer Thats a sensible change Between us and leaving Mr Fench out of the question I believe theres more money to be made in Cheltenham Heights than on Broadway Ive scat- ¬ tered 1113 own little bit of cajjital arouud on the edges Philip got away as soon as he could decently and went back to his room to hich piece together the deductions might fairly be drawn from the inter- iew The first point made clear was the undoubted guilt of the conspira ¬ tors if they had committed forgery for the purpose of imposing on a single j ustomer it was reasonable to conclude that they had not hesitated when the necessity was far more urgent An ¬ other deduction was of even greater im- ¬ portance Fench and Sharpless had h confederate in Pragmore and here vas a vulnerable point If the notary set a price upon his silence he might also be induced to speak if it were made sufficiently profitable for him to do so A third inference was that the original forgery and the deed from Cates had disappeared otherwise the conspirators would not have been at the trouble of fabricating new ones Philip sat up late that night study- ¬ ing the problem and trying to deter- ¬ mine what he should do next but his perseverance was rewarded only by the turning of one more conjecture into a certainty The note which had called i An to the attorne3s office was in typewriting and a comparison of its mechanical inaccuracies with those in the anonymous letter to Duncan proved that both were written on the same ma- trouble I the attorney Im sorry you hes a heap We Taint only thet he died better off I know What is it then an not a yad o black hev they got I never did tend no funeral thout black an I aint goin ter now He kin git long ter be buried thout a funeral bet ter n I kin bemean mysef havn one when I aint got nothin fitten to war And Jim was buried with no one present except his mother his sister St Louis Star and me ¬ Xo funeral No Sals jess got back from th sto kaint hev no funeral THE KLOiVDYKE AS VIEWED BY THE CHICAGO CHRONICLE Mnd ns a March An Awful Drop Why does Miss Elder always drop This is a true English ghost story of an unconventional kind A young lady to marr3 you I must tell you a secret her eyes when she meets you If you will never gSve it vway I will arrived late at night on a visit to a There is madness in our family You alarm me What is tell you She drops her eyes because t Indeed friend She awoke in the darkness to saw her drop her teeth one day your daughters mania Cim find a white figure at the foot of the will- ¬ cinnati Enquirer Her mania sir consists in her bed While she watched the bedclothes Tit Bits were suddenly whisked off and the ap- ¬ ingness to marry you Drowning Them parition vanished After an anxious I cant undez stand win ahe wears Her Taste not to say chilly night the visitor Parkinson says his wife buys his such fearfully loud clothes went down with little appetite to ties and they are never worn out Maybe its so she cant hear things breakfast At the table she was intro ¬ people say about her That explains it Chicago Jour- duced to a gentleman a very old friend Explains what nal of the family who had she learned Why he never wears them out His Loves Thermometer also been sleeping in the house He wife bii3s them Cincinnati CommerNo matter where the mercury stands complained of the cold I hope you cial Sly Cupids game is played Oftenest when the temperature will excuse me he said to the hostess Other Peoples Money Shows just two in the shade but I found it so cold during the night Chicago Times Herald Mrs Crabshaw Do you know my room next mine was knowing An Apparition As you say my daughter is willing Hare -- - that chi I XIII was early in July when Philip began the campaign of restoration He made up his mind in the beginning that it was to be a race with death and believing this he did not spare himself though the heat during the weeks that followed was terrific It was a dry summer and in a drought the climate of the Chiwassee vallej is to saj the least something less thau It LOSS AND GAIN 1 invigorating For the first fortnight rhilip went about with the feeling that No Effect tihe next day would finish him Then Patient But suppose your diagnosis as the barriers hedging him on the side towarft accomplishment grew into should prove incorrect Physician Oh well that would have respectable mountains of difficulty a winged spirit of energy which was no injurious effect on the disease Up perhaps only an unused heritage from td Date E unoccupied I took the liberty of going in and carrying off the bedclothes to supplement my own The room as It happened was not unoccupied but lie never learned his mistake San Frar cisco Argonaut Guarding the Money There are plenty of ingenious burg ¬ lars in the world but he Avould have Tu be a very ingenious burglar indeed who should find a wa- - to rob the Bank of France The measures taken for guard ¬ ing the money are of such a nature that burglary would seem to be impossible l Ivery day when the money isputintv the vaults in the cellar and before the officers leave masons are in attendance whose duty it is to wall up the doors of the vaults with hydraulic mortar Wa ter is then turned on and kept running until the cellar is flooded A burglar would thus have to work in a diving suit and break down a cement wall be ¬ fore he could even begin to break into the vaults When the officers arrive the next morning the water is drawn otT the masonry torn down and the vaults opened It is said that the treasures oC the Bank of France are better guarded than any others in the world Youths Companion 1 the dear why a woman is always more careful of her wedding dress than of any other ¬ THE CAUSE OF HIS SADNESS Crabshaw 1 suppose it is because she has to pay for it herself N Y Journal 1 The Height of Courtesy Cobble Sadie Slimson is polite isnt she Stone How so Cobble Last night I asked her to take the big chair and she said After you Puck Deep She Your friend is certainly a hand ¬ some fellow and they say a very deep one He Any man who was shallow could never hold as much as he does Detroit Mr Hardup 1 always feel miserabla when I come out here on the beach Miss Kasie 1 dout see why you i 1 ¬ Why have Gabler to join Because it ciety after he Tribune btee Press Drawing the Line you never tried to get should Mr Hardup But 1 do It makes ma your secret society wouldnt be a secret so- ¬ feel sad when I think of my financial had joined it Chicago condition and then see the oceans roL Up-to-Da- te A Different Tint- Shifting Responsibility Billings has more mean traits The chap who aims to paint things ed That Should heed this friendly warning titan any other man ever knew Wheneer he uses red at night I suspected it from the way he was Hell feel blue in the morning Chicago Times Herald Chi ¬ always talking about heredity cago Journal The Voice of Experience 1 to enjoy eating clam chowder Newpop What can - do to keep my He Had Seen One Made baby from crying at night Teacher What is faith That which enables folks OMpop Turn on th gas full blasts Johnn Up-to-Date Hell think X its daylight World aud iro t- - fsleen--- Y r f v o TME B0UKBONNX Gayeties At Estill Springs EsThe grand ball room at beautiful till was the scene of a pretty german which was danced by a party of society people well known in the Bluegrass The german was led by Mr Ben Frank Porter Brent Mary and Miss of Paris and the favors were flowers and ribbons The iavor table was presided over by Mrs D C Parrish of Paris in black silk Mrs E T Hinton of Paris in black grenadine over rose taffeta andMro W R Thomas of ¬ Paris in brocaded taffeta The following dancers participated in the german Misses Mary Brent Paris white Paris ¬ muslin over silk Lilly Stephens Chicago green organdie over white taffeta brocaded taffeta Sweeney Emma green Paris Parrish Louise organdie over white silk Marie Parrish Paris blue organdie white trimmings Lizzie Hunt Chinn Frankfort black brocaded satin Linnie Belle Tucker Louisville white Paris muslin over white taffeta May Benjamin Irvine blue organdie May Teraplin Tennessee pink satin Annie Belle Chinn Frank- ¬ fort black satin white trimmings Miss organdie yellow Irvine Riddle George May Anderson Sallie muslin over Paris white town green taffeta Lillie Robinson Lexing- ¬ ton white dotted Swiss Nannie Did lake Lexington lavender mull Mrs Robt Ferguson Paris white Paris mus lin over yellow taffeta Miss Margaret Ingels Paris white Swiss The gentle- ¬ Messrs Ben Frank Ed men were Ulay C Jr F Tucker Alexander C Champ Walter Jr Paris J T Hughes Lexington E L Taylor C J Boswell W B Bean J Clellaud B C Evans Win- ¬ chester M Sales Irvine F B Craig T C Louisville W B Wintersmith Johnson Mo T I Rodman St Louis ¬ TUESDAY AUGUST 10 1897 Estill Springs Aug 8th Babys Second Summers STOCK AND TURF NEWb Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc ww t V fct a A MAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ teration common to the cheap brands Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrk f TnTmnilTiL Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Turf Notes Cottie Nagle won the 225 trot Satur- ¬ day at the matinee trots at Lexington A3 with Etha Allan in 222 oe Patchen pace a mile Saturday in a race at Columbns O in 20l equal- ¬ ing John R Gentrys record is the time that tries all the care Lark Monson sold to C L Talbott in of the mother and all the skill of Harriton last week forty lambs which maternal management Baby averaged 112 lbs in weight ac 4 25 per comfort comes from fat fat cwt babies have nothing to do but Ornament has been shipped to De ¬ troit to start in the Derby He worked to sleep and grow the instance mile and one hilf in 240 If your baby does not seem Saturday to prosper if he does not gain According ro the report of the Ken ¬ in weight you must get more tucky Commissioner of Agriculture the wheat crop shows an improvement of fat there A few drops of 300 per cent over last year A R Talbotts pacer Seven Points started in a 1500 purse Friday at Columbus O finishing 3 5 5 5 The time of the winner was 210 211A 213 day will put on plump- ¬ 1 4 SUPERIOR KENTUCKY ScolSnuin season each 21H ness fat outside life inside Simms It a it i Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUPE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Miller F 1 ADVaK1IHlJSS RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in blacL type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaroh cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ Simon Weihl has bought in Scott 130 fat cattle in two lots from John B For sale by all druggists at 50c and ioa Graves at 440 per cwt In Madison he bought 124 export cattle from Dud- ¬ Summer Tourists ley Tribble at 475 per cwt Low rate round trip tickets are now A dispatch from Columbus 0 says on sale from Queen Crescent stations that Col R G Stoner of this city and to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside Spring City and Lookout Mountain his horse Oakland Baron were both ex ¬ Liberal rates and limits Ask your pelled and all bets declared off Oak- ¬ agent about it land Baron won the first two heats and Collins won baby and mother both happy the first race on the card Friday at the Your baby can take and rel- ¬ Harlem Chicago track J K Red ish Scotts Emulsion as much inons Serrano won the fourth event a in summer as in any other mile race in 140 Andersons Tom DRILLS Are used more extensively than all others made tT t - n-- wri - Vi- - I Scott in the Harrison primary Saturday for the Democratic nomination for Repre- ¬ sentative Mr Preston Director of the United The Paris crowd composed of Mr States Mint says it is his belief that C silver will fall to forty cents an ounce and Mrs Robt Ferguson Mrs D Parrish Mrs E T Hinton Misses within six months Mary Brent Marie Parrish Louise Par- ¬ The United States pension roll has al- ¬ rish Lilly Stephens Sallie May Ander ¬ The son Margaret Ingels Messrs Ed most reached the million mark exact number of pensioners at the be ¬ Tucker C Alexander Jr Walter year was 983528 ginning of the fiscal Champ and C F Clay have contribut ed much zest to the gayety of the social An estimate by the actuary of the Charming songs by Treasury Department puts the popula- ¬ whirl at Estill Miss Marie Parrish admirable dramatic tion of the United States at 77000068 readings by Miss Ingels and excellent and the per capita supply of money at violin soIqs by Miss Louise Parrish t3vwwuo have added to the pleasure of other The Henderson county Republicans guests Miss Linnie Belle Tucker of held two county conventions The first Louisville has also given clever read- ¬ one voted down a resolution to indorse ings which won deserved praise Gov Bradley and the other adopted such a resolution Among the late arrivals not mention- ¬ Mr Preston the Director of the ed above are Misses M Clark L Mint estimates the gold production of Clark B Clark Mt Sterling H O the world for 1896 at 205000000 and Thomas Winchester W H Adams J believes the production of 1897 will T Shackelford Hon John Bennett G W Pickles R E Turley E Deather reach 240000000 age Hon E T Burnam F J LipsSince April2 nearly six hundred of comb Mrs Mollie Roark Richmond Kentuckys Republican patriots have W S Park City of Mexico Joe Harris been rewarded with fourth class post Claud D Burnett Versailles John Mc offices This is more than one fifth the Clintock C F Brown G W Bryan - of offices in the State numberLexington ¬ Claude Desha defeated J L The fourth heat vas won by Bogash Ruby second but was D F SIMMONS declared no heat and the driver of Ruby was fined 100 for not driving the Of Hockingport O Recommends Wrights horse out Celery Capsules Alter the decision Col Stoner refused to start Oakland Baron Hockingport O August 14 96 and both were expelled Horsemen do To the Wright Medical Co not think the expulsion will mount to Columbus Ohio anything I have been using Gentlemen Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach trouble and constipation for some three months and find them even greater than recommended With pleasure and un- ¬ Dr Miles Heart Cure solicited I would recommend them to the suffering public Yours very truly D F Simmons Sold by W T Brooks atjOo and 100 per box Send address onpostal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati O Twenty five of these drills sowed wheat in this county last fall and every one of them gave the most thorough satisfaction They will do the work and do it right Kfcr 4 1 1 5 Musul the third Sold ooXy toy R J NEELY t Ministers Should Use u FOR RENT BC v J I tion sick headaches W Of Peck P O Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa 25c ¬ at druggists To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S MH DAILEY KY i t Columbus Ohio PARIS Gents I have purchased a box otWrights ST per rooms Celery Capsules from James T BlaJawJdrug BRICK cottage 5class repair10 Ap- - 602 MAIN Over Deposit Bank First gist Waverly O and usedthemfoStomach ply to INGELS Trouble and Constipation I was Knable to do anything for nearly twe years1 I used ljant f Or O EDWARDS to 12 a m 1 to 6 p Office hours three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they HERE IS NO PROFESSION whose have cured me For the benefit of others so labors so severely tax the nervous sys- ¬ afflicted I wish to send this letter tem as that of the ministry The de Very truly yours W S A DERSM rangement of the nerve centers of the brain Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med by over work frequently brings on attacks Co Columbus O for trial size free of heart trouble and nervous prostration Rev J P Kester M D Pastor U B To Cure A Cold In One Day church London Mills Ills himself a physi- ¬ T 6W I I H J Poor the Pendleton county Popnlist who caused so much uncertain- ¬ ty in the Hunter Blackburn Senatorial contest last Winter was beaten Satur- ¬ day in his home county in his race for the nomination for State Senator Prime Minister of Spain was assassinated by a Neapolitan anarchist at Santa Agueda Sunday The murderer fired three one of which struck the Prime shots Minister in the forehead The assassin He declares that the waB arrested deed is the outcome of a vast anarchist conspiracy The Queen Regent has in ¬ trusted the presidency of the council to Gen Azcarraga Minister of War Mai Antonio Senano a member of the Cuban junta in New York thinks that Canovas death will end the Cuban war See Madrid dispatches on second page Representative Lewis of the State of Washington reports to the Treasury officials that he has received information that a special order has been issued by the Canadian Commissioner of Customs fixing an exorbitant duty of fifteen cents a pound on goods of every kind carried by miners by way of Alaska into the Klondyke country - Senor Canovas del Castillo The August days are passing swiftly Ky and pleasantly to the guests at Estill I N Rates To Nashville and new diversions are being planned for their entertainment A stay at Tenn Centennial and International Estill will prove a benefit to those in Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to need of recreation and recuperation Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets at following rates for the round trip Men who like a cool quick quiet and easy shave should patronize Crawford April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 Bros barber shop Clean first class 1260 April 29 to Oct 30ffinal limit 15 bath rooms are connected with the shop days from date of sale 925 April 27 to Oct 30 final limit 7 days including Satisfactory service at all times tf date of sale 760 Merchants Cut Rate to New York F B Tarr Agt On account of the Merchants Asso- ¬ ciation of New York the Chesapeake and Ohio Ry has arranged a round trip rate of one and ona third fare on the following basis Merchants going Every expectant mother lias to New York to buy goods starting on August 7th 8th 9th and 10th and the a trying ordeal to face If she does not 27th to 31st inclusive will purchase a regular one fare ticket and obtain a receipt from selling agent This receipt when signed by the Secretary of the Merchants Association in New York City will entitle the holder to- - one third fare returning any time within 30 days Stop overs will be allowed at Balti- ¬ more and Philadelphia in either direc- ¬ tion The Chesapeake and Ohio is the only line from Lexington and Central Kentucky with through service to New York without change For sleeping car space or any information write or call on Agents of C O Ry or G W Barney Dis Pass Agent get ready for it Lexington Ky there is no telling Crawford Bros cool barber shop what may happen with its quick quiet and satisfactory Child birth is full service has well appointed bath rooms of uncertainties if attached The bootblack puts on green Nature is not given proper assistance tan and patent leather polish the only ODe in Paris having the green polish All druggists refund the money 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris if lets Take Laxative Bromo Quinine it fails to cure Tab- ¬ cian writes Feb 28 1895 Heart affection and nervous prostration had become so serious last fall that a little over work in the pulpit would so completely prostrate me that It seemed certain I Til WTiIpq musfc relInquIsh thQ work HC3Xt ClirC of the ministry entirely Heart palpitation became 1 s Dal that my auditors XSlOreS would ask me if I did not XlCalUlaaSa have heart disease Last November I commenced taking Dr Miles New Heart Cure alternately with Dr Miles Nervine and derived the greatest possible benefit I have just closed revival work of 10 weeks preaching nearly every night and twice on the Sabbath I can speak for hours without suffering as I formerly did Hard working ministers should keep Dr Miles grand remedies on hand Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded Your Life Insured Another Lot just arrived This rocker for Caslf only V Zm GETTING READY lc a Day ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Capsules gives you good health Celery they cure Liver Kidney aud Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment co9ts lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if wp fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist Our insurance is protected by bank Good times for shoe buyers week at this GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN 1 95 Exactly like cot V tf Davis Thomson Isgrig a Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Baby Carriages at your own price Now is the time to buy carpets before the new tariff advances the price I have a big stock for you to select from ¬ Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair ing and Repairing Special attention given to - CJndertak- - CREAM imr niijimmm MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD 3 SdCi it makes the advent easy and nearly pain- ¬ A comfortable brick residence on Paris Ky less It relieves and prevents morning Third street Paris Ky opposice the Esq Ap mus- ¬ residence of Chas Stephens Cash buyers canjget double value to- ¬ sickness relaxes the overstrained ply to cles relieves the distended feeling short ¬ T E ASHBROOK day at ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer- ¬ Qjy tf tf Davis Thomson Isgrig r tain without any dangerous after effects only one Mothers Friend is good for Nashville purpose viz to relieve motherhood of G17 Main st Paris Kv 975 round trip to Nashville by repur- ¬ danger and pain chasing tickets at Chattanooga 1 dollar per bottle at all drug stores or sent Visit by mail on receipt of price Chattanooga Chickamauga Lookout Free Mountain enronte to the Exposition tion for Books containing valuable informawill be sent to any address women Superb vestibuled Trains upon application to Wanted To buy wheat Will pay the highest market cash price Sacks furnished E O Fretwell P O Box 230 is the best help you can use at this time It is a liniment and when regularly ap- ¬ plied several months before baby comes Mothers Friend Main Street Pakis Ky FOR RENT J P KIELY J T HINTON UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati W C RineakSON O THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Atlanta Ga - Y -fi s -- 71 AfiiSifeWt h 1 rSJitJSL mMSltel i t THE BOURBON NEWS TffigSDAY AUGUST 10 1897 i TB E EnLeied mm at the Post USffiTT- 7- H NEWS 1881 A Carnival of Crime J Burglars and footpads plied their vocation in a daring manner Saturday night in Paris At half pa8t eight oclock as Mrs Hugh Montgomery and sister Miss Emma Scott were walking along Fifth street a man jumped out of the yard of the Hickman property in rear of Odd Fellows Hall struck Mrs Montgomery on the head with his fist then grabbed her pocket book and escaped with it The purse contained 250 Attorney R C Talbott and Dr H H Roberts who were standing in front of the latters residence nearly a block from the scene of the robbery heard the ladies scream but did not know the cause Dr Roberts ran into his office and got his pistol and saw a man run ¬ ning in front of the Second Presbyterian Church and turn down Sixth street Dr Roberts at the risk of being shot by the footpad pursued the man to Main street and could have shot him had not there been danger of shooting persons standing on the corners of Main and Sixth street Dr Roberts called to the crowd to stop the man but the robber passed through the crowd and ran to High street escaping detection Parties who saw the footpad believe he was a white with his face blacked On Fifth street near Main the scene of the above robbery at half past ten two negro men attempted to hold up Ben Bishop the well known plumber aud Ben clinched with one of the fel- ¬ Daring the lows and fell with him struggle to get loose the robber bit Ben on the left cheek and when he freed himself he ran away to join his compan- ¬ ion who had escaped when Bishop show- ¬ ed fight The footpad failed to secure anything from Bishop Burglars entered the home of John Henry Ross on Seventh street near the Bourbon Laundry and stoie 32 and a match safe from his trousers Ross is a colored waiter at the Hotel Windsor The same night burglars visited the residence of H O James on Pleasant street between Third and Fourth stole Mr James shoes socks and garters Mrs James diamonds were in the room which the robber entered but he was frightened away before he could secure anything else Parks Hill Camp Meeting Seventeenth Year Established i Kk few secoro iiss mail matter office at Paris Ky as TELEPHONE NO 124 - fordwere married Wednesday evening The groom is Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At in North Middletown The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And well known tc many persons in Bour- ¬ bon and ths bride is a comely young Elsewhere Miss Alice Spears was in Lexington widowwith a comfortable dower J Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY J Wnlter Rice and Mrs Littie Gif THE NEWS MAN PEBSOML MENTION x NUPTIAL KNOTS Great Mid Summer Sale of Fine Footwear We have gone through our stock marking down prices on Spring and Summer shoes regardless of cost which we cordially invite the public to inspect In this sale we include a number of broken lots of the very best makes of Ladies button and low cut shoes in both black and light colors which will be sold at an immense sacrifice yes far below cost Si lz i uuao ill nic jo Liu uu aT pea uy auveruiBenienu dugl a sensational saie iu j win uxo Lou make purchasers happy I - One year SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance S2 00 I Sixmonths 8100 hews costs port from you a cant even get a gun free of charge be Orders Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ f Miller Etc K Baker will put you in a Call on him for terms J phone 2t Or Louis Landman the Cincinnati optican will be at the Hotel Windsor to day X preached Sunday morning and evening at the Presby- ¬ terian Church in Sharpsburg Rev F J Cheek Logan Howard has been employed as salesman by J P Giltner to help F 4 sell the produce of his fine orchards formerly of this city now of Orlando Florida has recently set out a pinery and will raise pine apples Mb Ashley LaSalle Asa Martin the weather prophet of predicts a severe Winter for Kentucky He says the mercury will drop to twenty degrees below zero Winchester f tf the tithe of his death Majir Holladay iuiss Mary Lou Stuart of Lebanon was a brave soldier a courteous official r Ohio is visiting her uncle Mr John an amiable and popular citizen and a Stuart kind husband and father He is sur- ¬ Mrs Alice Muir aud daughter of vived by his wife and four children Liberty Mo are guests of Miss Mattie Bruce Lottie Katie Mamie and Bessie Holladay The funeral occured Sat- ¬ Yarden Mrs Corn ay Watson is at home urday afternoon at four oclock the A Believer in The Best Goods at The Lowest Prices from Beattyville where she has been services being by Rev F W Eber hardt Burial at the Paris cemetery visiting friends It caster Northcott -Miss Mary Lark Nichols of Lexing- ¬ The pall bearers were Jas R Rogers property Paris Classical Institute ton will arrive to visit Miss June J M Hughes W L Yerkes F R Bf acres of ground and consisting of four Armstrong Chas Stephens Warren Jameson to morrow of thirty rooms for sale or ex ¬ Rogers W W Mitchell R G Stoner building ifc Mrs S F Dobyus and Mrs Joseph ¬ change or rent as a whole or in sub BIRTHS Goodwin of Covington are guests of division Mrs Douglass Thomas W H McMillan oi lOaug lm The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women Mrs Sallie Bashford arrived home Dennis Curtis team of horses hitched last night from a visit in Woodford All our nOc dress goods now 25c To the wife of T T Templin on Sat to a wagon of wheat took fright Satur-¬ Lawns formerly 8 and 10c now 5c Franklin and Fayette uulay a son day at a passing train and run away Choice of our finest lawns 12 to 20c now 10 Col Brent Arnold and Mr Louis They collided with one of the new lamp Sea Island percales best quality now The attendance at the Parks Hill Hood of Newport were guests of Mr posts in front of the Court house and Large line of Penang formerly 8 l 3c now 5c camp meeting Sunday was not up to Geo B Alexander Sunday broke the post loose from the side walk 72 inch bleached table linen SI kind now 65c average first Sunday but the meet- ¬ Mr and Mrs Robert Ferguson and 1 have from One Thousand to Fifteen All our table linens formerly 50 and 75c- - now 40c Hon W A Morris father of Dan ing is an enjoyable one Rev Dr Boil- ¬ daughter Margaret arrived home Sat- ¬ Hundred Dollars to loan on first mort 50 doz finest linen napkins 75 and 1 a dozen Morris of this city was nominated Sat- ¬ ing is preaching excellent sermons and urday from Eslill Springs gage at eight per cent per annum Our finest kid gloves 175 kind now 81 urday by the Democrats of Robertson a choir of well selected musicians is HARMON STITT Mrs Saml B Rogers has returned Standard brands bleached and brown cotton 5c and Nicholas for the office of Repre- ¬ making sweet music to Hutchison from a visit to Prof aud 10 4 Utica sheeting full width ISc N will sell tickets at re- ¬ Mrs Gus Rogers in Danville The L sentative in the Kentucky Legislature Best dress aud apron ginghams 5c duced rates every day during the meet- ¬ Im His majority was about six hundred Ladies Summer vests 25c kind full taped 10c Miss Mary Russell January arrived -ing The Winchester Democrat thinks that for home vester day from a visit to Mies Trains will leave Paris daily wA of JR the pikes in Clark should be free and Parks Hall as follows 745 a m Mamie Perr in Winchester h ilA orie Novem- ¬ urges a vote on the question in Misses Lida and Florence Hornsey 550 and 630 p m On Sunday leave that much ber The Democrat claims Paris at 830 a m 1230 p m and 615 guests of Miss Effie Paton have return- ¬ which was formerly done in p m Returning leave Parks Hill at ed to their home in Lexington business Winchester now goes to Paris and Lex- ¬ 9 p m Mrs Otis Bacon of Wichita Falls ington on account of the free pikes in Texas is a guest at the home of her The News is requested to state that father-in-laBourbon and bay ette Mr W A Bacon the Womens Society of the Christian Mrs D C Parrish Misses Marie Mr W A Hill Jr who nas oeen tShurch will meet to morrow afternoon 1897 the very capable local editor or tne at naif past three oclock in the base and Louise Parrish and Lilly Stevens returned last night from Estill Springs Paris Reporter for the past year has re- ¬ mentbf the Church c signed his position and will locate in a Mrs J T Hedges and Miss Alleen Subscribe for a telephone for your Thomas left Saturday for Muir to spend Western city Mr Hill is a ready Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them ¬ graceful writer and is familiar with own use and dont annoy your neigh a few days with their sister Mrs Smith 2t every detail of newspaper work These bors AJES-PS Mr and Mrs Geo Jasper and chil- ¬ TF8T together with energy qualifications Wanted To buy wheat Will pay dren who have been visiting Mr and sobriety and health should make him a the highest market cash price Sacks Mrs Wm Myall returned yesterday to The Hill Top Gun Club will give a valuable man for any paper His furnished to be known as the gold medal Chattanooga ¬ County at E O Fret well Car of the Celebrated Paris friends wish him continued suc Misses Annie and Susie Clay of Championship of Bourbon open to the Just received K B R targets which will be on 230 Paris Ky P O Box cess in new fields The local work Elizabeth entertained about a dozen members of the Bourbon Gun Club and be done by the Reporter will hereafter Paris friends at a charming supper all shooters of Bourbon County This WHEEL NOTES Bosley and the mechanical Mr John medal to be contested for always over a Saturday evening Call and examine before you buy flprmrrment will be conducted by Mr Magantrap tines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Mrs H C Whaley and daughters ¬ 100 en100 targets Conditions Home And Elsewhere George N Parris Misses Sallio and Nellie have returned trance for the first event for the medal 4tf Daugherty Bros have sold a Phoenix home after spending several weeks in The contestant winning the medal will euben Cummins Will Probated be subjected to a challenge once every wheel to Frank Donaldson Montgomery county three months from date that medal is The will of Reuben Cummins dated W B Crenshaw Claude C Coffee Miss Elizabeth Yan Meter who has first contested for A man to issue a TSL July 4th 1888 and witnessed by N F and M Nicholson three Knoxyille been visiting Mrs W L Yerkes Mrs challenge must bf a member of the Smith and R S Wilmott was probated cyclers were in the city Friday Gun Club or else a resident ot E F Clay and other relatives has re ¬ Bourbon County Magautrap rules will bequeaths to the testators Bourbon yesterday It S King and W W Altersall of Mt turned to her home in Danville govern This medal if won four times Frances M Cummins a farm wife Mrs Sterling were in the city Sunday en Dr B W Parks of Bourbon Ind in succession will then be the individual of 206 acres his bank stock household route to Blue Licks on their bicycles SPLENDID ST0GK tP to A is in the city Mr Parks grandfather property of this one person putman a WE HAYE EE0EIYED A up furniture vehicles stock crop imple challenge this medal shall Tom Wallace a Shelbyville wheel- ¬ left Bourbon about 1827 and founded forfeit of 250 in the hands of A J ment8 pictures etc to do with as she IMPORTED- SUITIMS AMD TROUSERINGS man passed through Paris Sunday on a the County and town of Bourbon Ind Winters Co and 250 additional to desires day the century run from Shelbyville to Miss Mary Champ of Millersburg be put up on the grounds the Clubofgives A codicil dated June 15 1892 wit-¬ double T shoot The Hill Top Gun who has been visiting Mrs Swift this medal to increase shooting in the nessed by J T Hinton and J W Blue Lick Springs Croninger and Clarence M Champ left last evening for a visit to countv A man to issue a challenge for Lucas bequeaths to testators brother tEd H 30 Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when w n i nmrmrs of Missouri the Wm Roberts nominated at Cynthiana tor Mr and Mrs T C Colliver in Carlisle this medal shall notify the holder his days before the match stating that quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call The Bourbon Dancing Club will forfeit is up Current and J F Cantrell farms con- ¬ Chief Consul and Secretary Treasurer of ¬ the Kentucky L A W have with- give a dance this evening at Odd taining 232 acres Black powder and 10 guage guns are owned by his first wife Sara drawn The land Fellows Hall and it is expected to be barred and will not be allowed sim- ¬ Alexander Yerner Schlegel a quite a tony event B Cummins is bequeathed in fee Saxtons orchesti a This mpdal will be exhibited at A J ltfVi Winters Cos in Paris Ky JEM NDE MERCHANT boy at Richmond has received the will furnish the music ple to her heirs TAILORS is bequeathed 2000 bequeathed by the late A D A gold watch and chain Misses Ellen McCarthy Katie aud S E TIPTON Cutter Pap Ruff his name sake and God- ¬ Lizzie Lenehau Julia Mollie Fannie The Hill Top Gun Club will give an to testators cousin Prof N Frank if day Target Shoot on hfather Ruff was the veteran wheel- and Annie Boyle Mamie Cain John all Smith of Cynthiana Full line of samples We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith imt residue of the estate is to be di- ¬ man of Owingsville who also left and Mike Jordan John McCarthy Ed The Coughlin Will THURSDAY AUG 12TD 1897 Tom vided equally among Frances B Cum ¬ 1000 to the Kentucky L A W to be Walsh Will Bcvle Ed Jas Ward Wrenn Keith and mins W D Cummins and testators used to erect a drinking fountain on Rolla Bridwell attended a moonlight at Alfred Clays seven miles from Paris on the Winchester pike The Bourbon some Kentucky turnpike frequented by fete at Center ville Saturday evening namesake Reuben Cummins Cantrell County Championship medal will be ¬ The will directs that a 1500 monu cyclers It should be placed on the Miss Mary Irvine Davis who has shot for on this day and other events lbi ment be erected on the family lot at Maysville and Lexington pike some- ¬ been visiting Misses Bessie Cheatham will also be brought off Targets will The Whitest Purest and Shooting will Jacksonyille cemetery where between Paris and Blue Licks and Emily May Wheat in Louisville be shot at 2 cts a piece Plenty ammu ¬ begin at 830 oclock am The Best Frances B Cummins and Claude Can- Fifteen thousand people saw the na- ¬ leaves to day for Nashville where she nition for sale on the ground All the trell are appointed executors tional bicycle races run Friday at Phila- ¬ will be entertHined onby ofMiss McCann Bourbon G un Club boys and all persons Miss Wheat will be j a party of six ¬ Telephone Company has delphia Fred Loughead the Canadian Louisville people who will compose a interested in shooting are cordially in The Paris vited to be present Do you want a tele won the honors of the day by winning house party at the home of Miss Louise 124 subscribers ALFRED CLAY the one fourth and one mile national Green at Clarksville Tenn 2t phone G W CLAY Young Middendorff championships On toe evening of the 2d inst FA Miss Managers 1 Grass I have 100 acres of No the Louisville amateur finished third in Edith Myall gave a lantern party to grass and will take cattle or sheep to the one mile open amateur contest iit r VI iiiun L WKII VH1MH WHrH lm Ho Auubjk vjst jumuuLif olori board Address J P Giltner Lock Theoyclosing days races were WitueSS ti xu cut iui ATnot or Rrorfv PalYf4- aiov more man 5ofuuii peupie juarij gave a -- lantern party on Saturday Ladies Green Oxfords ea 2t Box 740 Paris Ky Kiser won the great bicycle event ot the nl ht and sevimty little folks partici Ask Your Grocer For It We have a fine flexible oxford in this year tbe one mile professional op n to ated iu the pdriuly Both the parades Take No Other green Durree Wanted To buy wheat Will pay the world Bald was second by a JU11UV n p0 a new color made of dark nr fh nimrKhnnK w Ww JiO UUUkJO UU kid medium pointed toe hand made the highest market cash price Sacks hair Miss the little folks had a great time See them gave a lantern pa andas soft as a glove furnished Celery Tea regulates the Matiiua iuexanner Wrights CLAY EION t yjF SACK E O Fretwell liver and kidnevs cures constination rude last night which was enjoyed by vwr fifty seven young people J and sick headache 25c at all druggists j P O Box 230 Paris Ky U gave the Newtown ball club its first defeat The score was 14 to 3 and the game was played at a pic nic near Cen terville Sale House and lot in the most For desirable location in Paris lot 66jxll0 feet eight rooms bath room electric light gas cistern etc Apply to Lan- ¬ ¬ -- Saturday a picked nine from Paris n ed a telephone call on J R has returned Bakerfat the exchange Miss Mattie Anderson 2t -to Cynthiana OBITUARY George Nippert and son Hanley of Ohio are in the city Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Miss Delia Fallon of Cincinnati is visiting friends in the city Mrsf Elizabeth Nunn aged eighty one Mr Robt Peck of Cincinnati is a years died Saturday night in Cynthi ana at the home of T H Johns where guest at Dr Joe Fithians Mrs Thos Eastin of Newport is she was boarding The deceased was a sister of the late Dr Noah Moore of visiting relatives in the city near Paris and was the widow of Wm Rev Father Burke returned last Nunn of Millersburg She is survived night from Ole Point Comfort by one child Rev H A M Hender- ¬ Miss Celeste Lucas of Lexington is son of Cincinnati The remains were the guest of Miss Alice Spears interred at 430 yesterday afternoon at of Danville the Millersburg cemetery Mr R L Salter Jr was a visitor in the city Sunday At noon Friday Major John Buckner Miss Eva Chamberlain of Atlanta Holladay aged sixty five years died is the guest of Miss Nannie Wilson after a lingering illness of heart disease Miss Clara Brown of Jacksonville at his home on High Street He was a son of Thomas Holladay a former proIlls is the guest of Mrs O L Davis Joseph Dannanbolt of Louisville prietor pf Blue Lick Springs and was a soldier in the Mexican war and a was the guest of Ed Bean last week gallant ex Confederate He was once a Miss Anna Boyd of Mason county member of the Legislature from Nicho is visiting Mioses Ida and Bessie Thomas las once Sheriff of the county twice Mr and Mrs Henry Clay of Lex- ¬ Sheriff of Bourbon twice Mayor of ington spent Saturday at Mr S S Paris and was in the revenue service at ¬ ¬ ¬ Saturday Ifvou M I 7 Davis TliomsoB Isgrig Ne w Goods a Old Prices At 12 oclock on the night of July 28th the Dingley Tariff Bill took effect and all the imported Dry Goods Hosiery Gloves and Notions will be advanced in price by the import ¬ ers and manufacturers to double what they were under the Wilson Bill Anticipating this I bought my Fall and Winter Silks Woolens and Silk and Wool Mixed Dress Goods and have all the new weaves of Drap dEtes Coverts Moscoviettas Armour Weaves etc now in store all of which will as long as any of them last be sold at the old low prices but when these are gone there will be no more to be purchased in the market at low prices Everything affected by the new tariff will advance in first hands and we retailers will be compelled to go with the procession whether agreeable or not If yon will come to my store now you can make a selection of a nice dress cheap but if you postpone vour call in a short time Jour present stock will be sold out and jou will be left Remember the latest styles and best qualities of goods can always be found at Clays t z G TUCKERS OUT CLOSING All our Summer goods marked down to sell at once Here are a few tae Bargains Sc onev To Loan large variety other articles all marked half former value at down to CONDONS Toy w NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk For Sale O w r -- STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS 0 EDWARDS Paris y - FOR SPRING AND SUMMER ten-year-o- ld ¬ PRIDE OF PARIS FLO UR EVERY tt 1 I I - PARIS MILLING CO GUARANTEED -- t- V W t smmm V uBW fcIMaH P aMUIfcLiJjm mjCWPj HJ iv S5iV tjrzgfjmr u 4jp j TSiR1 tWTSSPWw 6 THE BOURBON NEWS TOUSDAY ATJGUVt 10 1897 HUMOROUS ¬ An editor observing that the cen sus embraces 17000000 women aska¬ Who wouldnt be a cen rapturously TitJ3its sus A Remarkable Woman Mrs Mc ¬ Lorkle My wife has a better mem ory than any other woman I know Mr Mc Indeed Mr McCrackle remembers Corkle Yes she always J r hI i B THE UGLY DUCKLING A GREAT CHERRY ORCHARD- Shes wpre onen and she was watching the-- kife continued turning to the girl Annv iiTtentlT THE BOURBON NEWS growing weaker Its slow fever you my a Little Maid Weeps trium m Shes come she announcedcome ¬ or Her Plainness Became How an Immense Crop Is Handled on guess she can hear Seventeenth Year Established 1881 know miss but I off California Itancli phantly as though she had There is such yet Published Every Tuesday and Friday by see the truth and it is a thing as the brutal Probably there is no better known a doubtful case And usually the ugly duck ¬ Eena followed her into a room rather victor in mUxES 1 EdIt0 and Own spot- beautiful roses ling of a family who suffers from it and certainly there are few larger WOE bare but painfully clean On the Yes and you shall have them where T know a girl who was a very awkward ranches in the fetate of California than less pillow was a white wan face with that owned by jthe replied Eena estate It is closed eyes Another woman sat by the you can enjoy them mass over the child she was undersized thin delicate- situated alittlelwayMeek outside the city of -looking AS THEY ARE supersensitive but with bed fanning her The dark eyes opened scattering the fragrant bed and its occupant snowy an intense love for beauty in any form Oakland and it covers a huge tract o slowly and a weak voice whispered Belf constituted sagos draw strange fancies land San little gasp The from afar I knew shed come Now Ill hear Mrs Hathaway gave a dewy but they says ai exchange An only daughter wardsbetween spread Lorenzo and Hay over 3300 acres oi is It And mock the man who sees and paints her and well loved she has never been told roses were dreadfully some of the finest fruit beariiigc untry not roses that she was less charming to things earthly as they are Eena stood at the foot of the bed for did smell good Still it was look They like to mount to airy heights on fan- ¬ upon than other girls But one day on the Pacific coast A thousand acres the first time in her life painfully em ¬ she wanted cys feathery wings of this extent is in fruit for the most Eena answered the unspoken wistf ul- - when she distinguished herself by re- ¬ part But scoff at those who tell stern truths of barrassed cherries citing a long poem at a school earth lifes common things ¬ she asked ap ness of her face What shall I recite The ranch is owned and controlled by Perhaps they mount so high that things so me to re- ¬ ination she heard her aunt say examNow what do you want pealingly of the women Well plain to people here she asked tt is to be hoped she will be clever for the two Meek brothers and their sis decorously folded cite They sat with From dizzy elevations in distorted shapes ters how skillfull- may appear I wish youd say something real she is ugly enough From that day the fact that in spite be known from hands limes and Something suitable to the occa-¬ funny I havent heard anything funny on that child was a pessimist who suf- ¬ a depressed market of hard has And yet we live in daily touch with haggard there nevei Hathaway answered fered untold agonies She imagined in so long Mrs things and poor sion one said primlj been a year when it has not paid and slights and dreamed of ill treatment We see the lowly sphere in which men suf-¬ Eena thought a shade of protest imploringly fer and endure can I recite thats real which she believed were hurled at her paid liberally A full crop of cherries Whatever The touch of poverty and pain the over- ¬ flitted across the white face on the bed ¬ funny thought Eena in dire per-¬ because she was ugly She drew her from this wonderful orchard will bring becrop of ills Little Boy Blue Hashed to her its owners anywhere from 30000 to The dissipation and distress which curses wildered memory and she eagerly plexity Everything funny is so mixed hair back from her face braided it 35000 ere it kills caught at it Even to herself her voice up with the pathetic I might tell them simply unconsciously giving it the best The seasons cherry picking goes on All these are near us every day stern Sisters had never sounded so pathetic as she How Katie Entertainedas Her as Cur ¬ treatment for she saw no use in trying at a great rate and a little army oi spectres of each hour bad to make herself look pretty She took Beau Its pretty near What wonder that some paint it all in told the tender little story pickers toil from tree to tree stripping power few Shall Not Ring but I believe they long walks by herself and talked to the branches words of pitying When she finished the two stolid like a swarm of locusts So she told the absurd lit ¬ herself sympathizing poor little soul We cannot always soar aloft mid sunsets women were wiping their eyes and will like it The sight is picturesque for the with herself and gradually from these golden bars heavy tears lay on the sick womans tle story of Katies exploits Hathaway roared with delight very solitary conversations her voice pickers come bjy families and live in eagles in ozone among the white cheeks Again she opened those John Float with the the cherry silvery stars The cute little rat he cried ad ¬ grew to be low and sweet while the tents At orchard in a small village ofweary eyes and to the girls thought the height of the season nearSail out on seas of crystal to the islands in the there was beckoning in them She fol- ¬ miringly didnt she just get it on walks When open air made her health- ¬ ly 150 pickers a e employed They aru of the blest ier the proper time arrived her or an ages And bask In calms and tropic palms which lowed her impulse and bent over the that sister of hers joth sexes as the work glorify the west The roses over Mrs Hathaway tum- ¬ mother who had never dreamed of her is of such aand bed nature that it can be per Some must do daily where the citys ¬ ATow the bled around as though they were experi- unhappiness so well concealed unplac ¬ formed as well by women as by men - pulses beat something different ed the long braids and charged her as encing a small earthquake And note the misery which lines full many woman gasped well by a tei know anything could be so maid with the dressing of the hair of grown man Th e y ear old girl as by a a squalid street I didnt flashed toBenas Asudden inspiration pickers are of course gasped wiping her stream ¬ mademoiselle The years had gone boarded at Here settle dregs left festering there by mind She stood well out in the room funny she the expense of the ranch by and she was about to make her de- ¬ and Cant you go on eddies of lifes sea and commenced the Chariot Eace ing eyes besides are paid from 75 cents to will hurt you but At this coming out party there a dollar a day po Where demons of most horrid mien feast from Ben Hur Arent you afraid it Both nature and art that a wife and two long in ghoulish glee i was present the aunt who ¬ had done a g reat deal for her in an asked Eena axiprehensively so stirred feelings so many years had hurt her or three children can make as much Where passions fired by alcohol make cessbefore Now Hurt me I havent felt pools black with lust elocutionary way She had recited be- ¬ the aunt looked at her and said Well money during as few weeks of the this IVhere happiness is hollow and joys crum- ¬ fore critical friends and envious ones up and good for months picking season the head of the house ble into dust It was nearly an hour later when Rena really you have grown to be passably can earn during the entire year Where vice carouses buzzard like on hu- ¬ before exacting cultivated audiences emerged breathless and rosy from the looking The debutante fled from the Alter the picking the cherries are but her wildest fanc3r had never placed man carrion fed Nothing would induce her to taken over to the Where conscience wears a coat of mail her in so difficult a position as this cottage and met Dr Randolph at the room packing come back But as time went on handled at once The riper house and and principle is dead The homely room with its chilling gate cherries are Why I thought you went to the there came a lover who saw how deep sorted out and put upon local Jlome painter with the pen must sketch quiet the death like auditor on the bed markets were the dark eyes these things with faithful touch her solemn eyes following every move- ¬ Downs she said astonished How i3 who listened to the and told her so while the more backward are shipped Not palliating evil or condoning over- ¬ No I concluded not to go soft voice and east packers can ment was oppressive and uncanny but much praised it and who eventuavly won this of 420 The force ofday Two disnose your patient boxes per glooms of hell or padding never had she recited as she did that ttot softening the thousand He never ceased praising boxes go to the car load Oh doctor there was never any ¬ little lady lurid truth day and must be ¬ and she grew to be SVith silken words as cushions used to The great amphitheater with itis bril ¬ thing like it she cried ecstatically her and a happy womana happy wom- hurried to their destination as speedily break the fall of youth is always a as possible for there is no You were right All she needed was an Let human beings yet uncursed see these liant frenzied populace the rush and No Nemesis over- ¬ loses its flavor quicker by fruit that beautiful woman things as they are trample of the horses the breathless rousing and I roused her Im sure took the aunt but the rule in the house overkeeiiini peopled hell sheer hush the crash of the wild chariots she will get well I recited everything And knowing what has than the cherry For the same reason of this happy woman her niece is off unscorched afar the boxes must be rapidly marketed the triumph of the matchless Arabs from Katie Entertaining Her Sisters Never tell a child of its imperfections for they will not keep many tVe need the faithful art which shows the and their wonderful driver swayed and Beau to When Grandmamma Danced hours in plain unwelcome fact the Minuet and furnished my own or- ¬ make it conscious only of its charms the heat of an ejastern summer Tiere Which scorns disguise or vain deceit in surged and beat through the room like chestra They did enjoy it so It was and they will increase Chicago are plenty of a mighty wind difficulties in the way ol purpose word or act News lovely just getting the California cherry upon the fancy yet the truth Which not despising The two women sat with open Doctor she said rather hesitating- ¬ unvarnished knows STRUCK THE WRONG TOWN dining tables of the eastern consumer mouths and staring eyes ¬ And does not care to painf the reptile posly do you know other people like but with ordinary care and a fair season The man had come insjrte the door ing as the rose those you know who might like some- ¬ Fire Protector Not Wanted in That the prices obtainable are not bad Tn We human beings may not yet soar bird- ¬ and stood erect clenching his hands in Village thing of this kind Chicago like in the air his excitement Upon learning that your little city cherries a ten pound box of California¬ So near the sun that dazzled eyes see Yes Miss Rena I have a whole hos- ¬ can be made to bring a dol That was a race as wa s a race he neither ill nor care pital full who would surely like some- ¬ was devoid of fire protection said an lar if properly handled while in New But see reveal and then relieve soul sorrow said in a loud resonant voice forget- ¬ thing of this kind to whom it would be agent for a fire extinguisher to the York though the eastern local market everywhere ful for an instant of everything but the a joy and a delight even if you did not president of the village I resolved to comes into competition the same qual EDGAR JONES I story visit you and the trustees with a view ity will sometimes sell for 12 cents a Then they looked tCward the roed cure them all of establishing a complete system to pound San I think I will go to them then protect your homes and Francisco Wave The sick woman was sitting up K0KXOOOKK0XK-C00-CK0business from Qh he csid with a note of long Rena replied with decision Its more the ravages of fire D06T0R RENflS THREAD TOOTH drawn ecstasy then fell back ex- ¬ fun than anything Ive tried yet You neednt say another word re- ¬ Taking that view of the case the hausted plied the chief executive with a fierce Dental Trouble tbe ReHult ot Using AMUSEMENT 6RUSflDL Shes dead cried Eena in a quiver fun was certainly shared in good¬ look upon his countenance We have the Teetb in Place of Sclanors measure in the convalescent and surof fear BY JEANNETTE S BENTON had considerable experience in that The dentist There was a horror stricken instant gical wards of the hospital and many line ourselves and we dont intend to about which looked at the incisor complaint had been made hours were shortened and made Then she roused and spoke almost drea let another of you silk hatted city men and nodded significantly brighter by her efforts strongly grasping convulsively the I see he said Thread tooth It was never reported that she saved rope us in again Ill take the time and pretty suburb of TJyde Park was girls warm dimpled hand in her cold pains for once and convince you that The words convejed but little intelTHE a riot of greenness and bloom un- - wasted lingers the lives of any of the patients so it was Mrs Hathaways proud boast that as the whole blamed system is a curse ligence to nislicurer and failing to com der the hot June sun The Maybe Ill live till to morrow At Come prehend their significance after a few far as she had heard tell she was the to anything and everything and balconied Merrill house youll promise to come again Do you see that moments reflection she asked what he around here with me only person looked terribly imposing- to John Hath ¬ Ill surely come Eena said softly by elocution who had ever been cured ruined barn the flame charred house meant by it away as he went slowly up the broad then slipped out You do a great deal of sewing dont But the enjoyment and delight those and sheds and that black fence Young walk A sound of merry g irlish voices She was full of her odd experience poor mortals experienced the pain and man that is the work of your own ma- ¬ you he said floated through the window and he but she told it at the dinner table that Yes she replied in a bewildered walked still slower He was a diffident evening with a touch of hesitancy Some- troubles they forgot were legion It chines and youd ibetter take my advice was a new world to so many of them and scatter out of this before the folks way but I dont see man and would much rather have faced how she did not feel like having much And you bite your thread instead of a world full of such grand thoughts find you out a battery than gone through with the said about it I know my dear friend but Im not cutting it dont you interrupted the such loving ones such side splitting errand he was bound on but he must Dr Randolph was there too and she selling such engines of destruction in- ¬ doctor innocent mirth that in many cases it and big strong man as he was his ejes I dont know grew wet as he thought of the reason wondered anxiously what he would was a more lasting tonic than the med- ¬ sisted the surprised agent think Somehow the recitation of a icine they Well now thats all nice enough Well I know Of course you do He rang the bell took While Doctor Rena ¬ to dying I should like to see Miss Rena Mer ¬ thing like thatrudea and ill woman sud as her friends all dubbed her declared The last one of you fellows preached Nothing else could have made this tooth denly seemed timed Her she never rill he said to the servant had so lovely a time in all her the same thing He came here and got look as it does This biting of thread is cheeks burned ¬ life as she had had She looked a little surprised then dilis to build a whoppin big fire in the the most pernicious thing in its effect The doctor looked at her thought ¬ her amusement since she commenced¬ alley We soaked the boards and boxes on the teeth that a woman can do It is rected him to a chair in the hall and crusade and Dr Ranwent into the parlors A moment later fully dolphbut that is another story The with oil just as he asked us to We surprising how many of them have un ¬ Possibly you can cure her Miss Household touched the match and away she went consciously fallen into the habit It a girl came out a very pretty girl airy Eena he said Sometimes in a low Now turn on your fire business said would require only an extra second to and proud looking fever the patient gets apathetic and in- ¬ Did you wish to see me she asked I and he began to flourish the brass take up the scissors and clip the thread THE MINISTERS FEE different and slips away from sheer pail around Then he twisted the han ¬ but the woman who sews lifts the gar ¬ wonderingly lack of energ Maybe you can reverse it Was a Good One j Tint TTo mi ot dle on the top Some kind of white ment to her mouth and with those sharp w r He crushed his hat nervously in his ivnow It lor Aearly a Year the idea somewhat and as a second gain foaming liquid spurted out and covered teeth severs the thread hands Many stories have been related of the him The fellow dropped on the ground ing a fraction of a minutethereb3 but Yes marm he answered perhaps sup- ¬ Scheherazde chain the poor woman to I odd form adopted by eccentric young pose I came on a very queer errand but life by your eloquence and commenced to yell The machine at the same time literally sawing the ne looked up and caught the deep people in presenting the marriage fee had bursted Up he jumped and legged enamel off her teeth Gnawing- thread I had to to the minister but not one have I heard flush on Eenas face And his eyes filled with tears it across lots we never saw him again once or twice a day cannot possibly be that quite equaled in unique method the The fire caught the fence and spread harmful you argue Probablj not But I beg your pardon Miss Eena I am Of course you dont know us My name is John Hathaway We live back not entirely joking I do not know the story told by the minister of an Epis- ¬ to the sheds house and barn Cleaned when you bite it a score or more times here about three blocks But we know case but that result is not impossible copal church in the northwest section up a good 2000 worth of property a day and repeat that every day in the all about you Time and time again we now about to morrow though Had of the city Seems to me weve had enough of fire year the effect is bound to be seen at A young couple was to be married you forgotten the golf match I be- ¬ have heard of your beautiful speaking machines so dont waste your time last in what I call the thread tooth lieve the party is to start at seven and and each party being a scion of a looking for trouble because thats all If it was only the silk and fine cot and my wife has wanted to hear you wealthy family the minister naturally youll find around here ton that women bite it wouldnt be so always Since she has been sick she sort return by moon rise looked forward to a generous reward Eena caught her breath of seemed to have it on her mind all the The agent silent plodded his weary bad But you dont stop at anjthing for his offices time Yesterday she heard the doctor I had forgotten she answered to the railroad station and took Why the other day I was inj a house The ceremony was performed and wa3r next train out Detroit Free Press whore a woman was sewing buttons on She sat silent hardly touching her telling me he was afraid she couldnt the a childs shoe The thread she was using pull through and she said John if I dessert The party going out next the groom at the proper time handed How to Mulce Curry the minister an envelope a little larger was a little less than a rope in thickness am going to die theres just one thing morning were just the people she liked Purchase at a trustworthy drug but she bit it oflf just the same Before than the ordinary size and the con- ¬ I want I want you to ask Miss Merrill The exhilarating spin over the perfect tents appeared to be of such soft thick ¬ gists three ounces of coriander seed I went away she said sho would be to come and recite for me Sick people roads in the lovely fragrant June morn get fanciful sometimes you know he ing the informal dinner at the charm- ¬ ness as to satisfy the clergyman that three ounces of the best tumeric one around to see me professionally in a ounce each of black pepper mustard few days as her teeth had been troub- ¬ his hope had been realized said apologetically I hope youll ex- ¬ ing clubhouse the moonlight return In the privacy of his own apartments and ginger half an ounce of cardamon ling her I asked her which one needed and Dr Eandolph It was so seldom he cuse the liberty the seal was broken when alas all seeds and one quarter of an ounce of being attended to She pointed out the Wants me to come and recite some- ¬ spared time for an outing seeds This recipe comes from thing the girl repeated It would be absurd to give up such a pleasant anticipations faded away for cumin and dates back to the days of one thati served as scissors of course WLy how I cant tell a womans age by looking at funny I am sure I dont know look- ¬ lovely day just for the mere possibility there was but a pair of gloves a very India fine very elegant pair tis true but that famous English gastronome Dr her teeth but I do know whether she ing doubtfully at the unmistakable of benefit to the woman Why the doc- ¬ Kitchener It is still the rule most does much sowing or not still only gloves Chicago work day aspect of the man before her tor half made fun of it himself And so the man of God swallowed his often used to day Sometimes a quar- ¬ Tribune Does she want me to come now Then her promise flashed to her mind ter of an ounce of cayenne pepper is The doctor didnt say how long it I dont seem to be doing much of disappointment and laid the souvenir added to it Pound the seeds to a pow ¬ Like Prize Fljrntins would be he answered simply anything else lately but forget that away Mrs Malonej Say Mike whats this Nearly a year afterward when a spe- ¬ der and add the other ingredients People who did not like Rena Merrill settles it though she thought and keep them arbitration stuff I read about in the pa- ¬ cial occasion called for their use the Mix them thorough said she was spoiled Possibly she was straightening up energetically of minister bethought him of the gloves in a bottle closely corked from the air pers Maloney but something in the pathetic hopeless- ¬ course I cant go Mr I dunno exactly but N Y Tribune and brought them to thelight ness of the visitors voice and the sad ¬ People think rapidlj- - and Beria look- ¬ I think its something like prize fight ¬ He found considerable difficulty in K ness of his homely honest face sudden ¬ ing up atilie end of her cogitations no- ¬ Ensrllsk Heef Hash ing They take it out in talking In¬ fitting them to his hands and upon ex- ¬ ly touched her one tablespoonful of butter cook dianapolis Journal In ticed they were all silent as though amination lo in each finger neatly slowly until light colored one table Of course Ill go she said impul- ¬ waiting for her to go on folded was a fresh crisp five dollar bill spoonful of chopped onion add one He Was Probably Sitting in It sively pinning on her wide white hat I really did forget about the Downs And now the reverend doctor makes cupful of dry boiled rice one pint of Why do you have a plush chair on now too Ill be back sometime she and promised her to come back so of careful search of any unusual object a diced cold cooked beef one half of a your piazza in hot weather Miss remarked cavalierly to the wondering course I cant go she said decided irls in the doorwaj just amuse your ¬ But I wish you wouldnt mention it to marriage fee may take the form of teaspoonful of salt one quarter of a Julia suffi- ¬ lest that which may appear frivolous at We have to have it We always of ¬ selves until I come anyone because I dont do it for good ¬ first may prove a blessing in disguise teaspoonf ul of white pepper and cient strained tomato to moisten fer it to men whom we dont care to The man hurried ahead and stood ness you know but simpty because I Baltimore Telegram Cliicago Rec Cover cook slowly for ten minutes and have stay all evening waiting in the doorway of a trig box- - promised out on a hot platter garnishing ord turn like little house Every thing was clean The next morning she Slow la Operation with parsley Boston Budget and still an air of Nolemn expectancy great handrul of dewy pinkgathered u Another Injustice and white Dr Elisha Kane the arctic explorer brooded over the place Sunday Suppers roses before die went to the little white on being asked what he thought of a Wheres your brother got to lately t For A woman cume into the entry Her house wonderfiig as she did it Butter an enameled meat plate and Liza whether certain after dinner speech replied thick face was portentous and important they might not be for the dead E got ten days for knocking a rather that it was like an arctic sunset What -- over with a layer mashed while warm looking notatoes plecceman down than the living foiled do you mean by that asked his friend The nTid n little milV Have you got her she asked in a t Wot Ten days for one pleece John Hathaway met her at the door It was bright and interesting replied wren n loud whisper -Its an awful queer no should be crimped the same ai I She is waiting- for you he said the doctor but provokingly long in eoVes lion Cor a dyiu person to takevshe Idle Hours The sick woman was alone her eyes operation an open tart San Francisco Argonauts fa ¬ ¬ -- Judge Herbert Watts is a clever fellow He couldnt find an umbwellah that would roll tight enough to suit him I What do you suppose he did 4tHe had an um ¬ cawnt imagine bwellah covah made for his cane Cleveland Plain Dealer Prison Visitor Why are you here The Poor Man Fer my poor man takin a loaf o bread and a ham bone You bet your How sad mum ¬ life it was sad Wy lady right along side o that bread an meat was a dozen bottles o beer and I didnt know Indianapolis Jour- ¬ nothin about it whats trumps nal Thinking Aloud Mrs Phillips George why were you swearing so terribly in the back yard just now Swearing my dear Did Mr Phillips I swear Well bless me I was so busy getting this piece of wire disentangled from the lawn mower that I didnt know I had time to do anytliing else Cleveland Leader asked the What is an average seemed to be posed teacher The class but a little girl held out her hand Please its what a hen lays eagerly her eggs on Bewilderment followed but the mite was justified by the les- ¬ son book in which was written The hen lays 200 eggs a year on an average Household Words SNAKE Gradual Absorption of a Frogf by n Water Moccasin It is not often that one has an oppori tunity of watching a snake swallowing his live prey when the snake is frea ind on his native soil A summer idleK near the Newman Springs bridge oi Hie Shrewsbury river the other day stopped for a rest at the site of an old rustic summer house A spring there was dammed up years ago and tha summer house built over the pond sa that wanderers could sit and refresh themselves there The summer house rotted and fell and the pond filled with many seasons fall of leaves from the surrounding oak and chestnut trees As the idler sat on remnant of tho old dam a frog about yur inches in length was suddenly projected from under the leaves At first the idler was puzzled to know how it managed to stand in the air in such a manner but soon he saw that it was held in the jaws of a snake The snae was less than two feet long and was what was known locally as a water moccasin llis head was about half an inch broad and his neck smaller in size than an ordinary lead pencil The frog in the thickest part was about two inches across The snakes jaws were closed just over the end of one of the frogs hind legs and even that was such a mouthful that Yc seemed as if the jaws were stretched to their utmost In and out among the leaves the snake slowly twisted and turned work ¬ ing his jaws all the time till he had worked the smaller end of the frogs leg down his throat Then he became more quiet Now he began a slow monotonous task His jaws worked continuousl but with a motion hardly perceptible aided by an occasional strained contortion of the snakes neck Soon the frog was but a mere lump in the snakes throat and finally it passed downward Then the snake his head and neck in a graceful raised curve and his little nervous forked DINNER r if r i FOR A ¬ 0 ¬ ¬ bay-window- ed M fr v5 - ¬ -- m ¬ ones tongue shot out at regular intervals Then spying his observer for the first time he slid quickly under the leaves just in time to escape a blow with a light stick It took the snake about 15 minutes to swallow that frog and no doubt he had swallowed many larger N Y Sun - ¬ ¬ -- Bnttcrenps Are Poisonous It is not generally known that the buttercup which is such a favorite flower with children has poisonous qualities yet such is the case and an in ¬ quest has recently been held on a boy who after eating some buttercups died within a few hours with alt the symp- ¬ toms of irritant poisoning- The but ¬ tercup belongs to the ranunculaceae and nearly all the members of this group possess poisonous qualities chief ¬ ly of an irritant nature though a few narcotic principles are to be found The virulence of the poisonous varies very much but there are very few in ¬ dividuals of this order which are inert The various species of buttercups have all irritant properties and in the absence of better drugs they have occa- ¬ sionally been used as vesicatories Cows avoid buttercups but hogs and some other animals can eat them with im ¬ punity The active principle is volatile so that when the buttercups are dried with hay or exposed to the air they be- ¬ come inert Luckily the buttercup though pretty to look at does not usual ¬ ly tempt children to eat it wholesale otherwise cases of poinsoning might be less rare than they fortunately are afe present London Lancet - B tv ¬ i His Plea The Tramp Madam I saw you give some money awhile ago to an organ--grind- er Mrs Jones Yes but I cant affewdi any more to day The Tramp But Im a more deserv ¬ ing case madam If you gev money to a man what plays de organ surely yer ant refuse a man what dont - N Y Wrorld i A Mexican Custom f A stranffe custom is followodlhv xtv- -u v I one-half-in- ch -- i oo-rr- - toan-Pick-M- e-Up lean farmers They use oxen of ono solor in the morning and another color in the afternoon They do not know ivhy but they know ttoat it must be the right thing to do because their fore fathers did it Chicago later Ocean I A TEE AGRICULTURAL HINTS ly occur where it Is not practicable to drain otherwise and when the soil is retentive and heavy freezing deeply gives a soft and muddy surface in spring It is well to cut down squarely just beyond the wheel ruts a foot or more and let the soil form a shoulder to hold the stone Form the ditches upon the sides rather shallow so as not to remove the support to the shoulder which holds the stone from sliding from the roadbed See Eig 3 Stones from the fields and useless wall upon the roadside may be used at the bottom finishing off with small cobbles and crushed stone with a good BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY AUGUST 10 1897 i 4 ¬ 7 sft ft AROUSED HIS CURIOSITY An Abominable Legacy I Half Rates to Indianapolis and Re ¬ turn A tendency to rheumatism is undoubted1h Slie Had Neve Heard of the Cathay ly inherited Unlike many other legacies it Via the North Western Line Excursion Suburban Districts But It Must Be Good remains in the family The most effectual tickets will be sold August 17 and 18 with PERMANENT ROADS some people who imagine There are No remarked the young man who is means of checking this tendency or of re- extended limit to September 12 at one country are igno- vey much given to interspersing his con- moving incipient rheumatism whether pre fare for the round trip on account ot 1 that residents in the How to Build Tliem and tlie Mate with quotations I shall not go existcnt in the blood or not is to resort to P C Union Apply to agents Cnicago ic to Re Used rant of and indifferent to all matters versation the summer riiils away for Hostetters Stomach Bitters as soon as the North Western R The best road construction requires connected with etiquette that they do That is too bad exclaimed the young premonitory twinges are felt Nullifying not trouble either to know or to do the woman in the bicycle suit sympathetically the influences of cold exposure and fatigue right material The three principal At 17 years The old maids soliloquy Not at all This thing of sitting around the Bitters not only fortifies the svstem of age I inquired which is he At 20 who is stones gravel and clay things are correct thing that they throw all cere their hurtful but sub mony to the winds and follow the dic- ¬ on piazzas and doinc nothing excent wishing against malaria liver consequencescomplaint he At 25 what has he And now where Each town where suitable stones are and kidney that there was some other way of killing jugates ¬ Eliegende Blaetter is he tates of their own sweet will in all so- time taster is not at all to my taste As a uyspepsia ana nerve aisquietuae plenty should own one or more stone ¬ Crushed stone forms the cial matters This is of course an ex- matter of fact ifc isn t any warmer in the crushers All you guess about difficulty in selling very best material for the foundation treme view but it is one that is to a cer- ¬ city than it is elsewhere and there is always Misled by the Papers Stark Trees may be wrong If you wish to going on I New Henry said the dear old lady know the truth drop postal to Stark Nurs of a good road Gravel is next in im ¬ tain extent held by some folks though something and the hum like the bustle and the hurry do hone you will never play baseball portance and clay can be profitably it is all entirely erroneous for country I But you must have rest you know You I vny nut luiiuma f aaivcu xinuiy vvmlu ery Louisiana Mo or Rockport 111 Namo wa nlv Cash pay to salesmen each references folk are not only just as but even more will wer yourself out if you dont used on sand and in some instances natural surprise coat of gravel over all WEEK the year round Outfit free takes 0h well he went on with that s n su r w Ifnnnnin In these matters than Band on clay formation nctauac ib is n vcij udiiKCiuua no monev to TRY the work Also want manner which can usually be re It is about impossible to make sat particular aboutin town for new ideas Dangerous Why grandma it isnt any CLUB MAKERS get their trees free The lack of proper drainage in the isfactory roads on clay without in some are the dwellers lied on to impress a very young woman more dangerous than any other game roadbed is the cause of s large part way providing drainage so contrived and new ways both of manner and it is better to wear out than rust out Jfc is exceedingly dangerous said the old But there is no need of doing either is lady in a tone of deep conviction He Would you scream if I should kiss of the poor roads in the country Good that the least possible water will re- - i speech are not so easily accepted or She And if I were to allow you to adopted by the former as by the latter there she inquired apprehensively Hut grandma you never saw a game you of the roadbed ds as impor ¬ main in drainage Perhaps not But it is my disposition Indianapolis Journal would you squeal the material which forms the There is no doubt less stiffness and and dont know anything about it tant as the use of good material A travel of the road Deep side ditches My motto is Better 20 years of Europe Perhaps I dont but I know it is highly Fits stopped free and permanently cured x substratum constantly gorged with a narrow roadbed with a high crown more sociability in the country for peo- ¬ than a cycle of Cathay dangerous Almost every day the papers No fits after first days use of Dr Klines Why Arthur How suddenly you tell about men Avho have died on the bases ple are thrown more together and are never water from hidden springs can thus making the water level 20 inches more dependent upon one another for change the subject Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle Baltimore American be depended upon to build on and to two feet below the travel is one way treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa I wasnt aware that I had changed the a dry and solid road The first to form a very fair road out of very companionship for kindness and atten- ¬ subject afford Try Allens Foot Bane yiiy yes You said Better 20 years The worst trouble with a loafer seems to essential is to get rid of the water on poor material This is improved by a tion It makes little or no difference powder to be shaken into the shoes At be that he doesnt know what a bore he is A of Europe than a evele of Cathay who is ones neighbor in town but in the surface and below it this season your feet feel swollen and hot mingling of sand gravel or shingle Washington Democrat ¬ Arent you familiar with that ¬ and tired The right policy of road improve- with the clay to such proportions as the the country it is a most important mat ¬ If No she reluctantly confessed I be- feet get tight easily try you have smarting or shoes ter Although the rules of eti lieve you made it up Allens Foot Ease ment contemplates more or less per- ¬ readily available supply will admit without Pisos Cure I It cools the feet and makes walking easy for could not get along always cures Mrs are Oh no that isnt mine Consumption It upon town and even to one half This commingled quette that govern society manent improvements Cures and prevents swollen and sweating E C Moulton Needham Mass Oct 22 91 Well anyhow Id like to see one county roads each year The fault gravel or other solid substance should the same in the country as in feet blisters and callous spots Relieves One what f the district system and the appro ¬ extend at least a foot below the surface the town there are one or two little¬ Aj Cathay I never heard of it but it corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest There are people who think that if a girl priated labor method is that only to bind the clay and withstand heavy customs that are dissimilar as for in must be a very fine make of cycle to cost as and comfort Try it to dav Sold bv all has studied in Europe she can sing druggists stance the matter of first visits The much as a trip to Europe Washington package and shoe stores for 25c Trial travel L F Abbott in Ohio Farmer FREtl Address Allen S Olmsted newcomer can neither call nor leave Star Halls Catarrh Cure Le Roy N Y cards first It is the residents who Is a Constitutional Cure Price 75c KEEPING UP CALVES FOR EXCHANGING THINGS in the matter and Most men have something the matter with take the initiative Cold indoor Suminerins Alter Jtine Hxw this whether they have a previous ac ¬ A Musilu TkK Affects All a Womans them from soirK accident that occurred years are out weather lasts the longest when you of coal Washington Democrat ago Washington Democrat AdvantnprcM Great quaintance with the newcomer or not Transactions CROSS SECTION OF DRAIN The practice of keeping calves housed and the same rule regarding first vis- ¬ She sat down and slowly drew off the temporary work is done so b the the first summer of their lives is be its holds good also in country towns black chiffon boa which she wore What a pretty a aw constrictor that time the annual round of repairs is coming more and more general eacl and old cathedral cities is said the man toying with its fiuffiness money ap ¬ year among progressive dairymen and gone through with the In the country when visitors call The girl laughed Well you came pretty propriated is so far exhausted that beef raisers Those who are endeavor early in the afternoon which is often near it you got as far as its last name It an outlay for permanent improve- ¬ ing to find profit in either of those the case when people live at some dis- ¬ is a pretty one isnt it I bought a white I ments is not warranted whereas if branches of stock raising are finding tance from one another and have a long one first and then so decided I needed a gray 1 exchanged it You one much more a competent commissioner had the out that protection from heat flies and J drive tea should be ordered for them know my new gray suit Well the gray croads in charge certain portions of by the hostess even if it should be ear-¬ boa looked perfectlv dear with it and interrupted the the worst places which now call for most effective plan to adopt No doubt lier than the usual hour for it and manGray Its black dangling the thing before his eyes repairs should be permanent- ¬ one principal reason why more calves though wine is never offered to after- ¬ annual ilfeJIBBilllrx i lost Of course it ex she replied ly made over even if it takes a higher are not housed says Farmers Advo- noon callers in towns it is quite cor- ¬ changed it again is You see I decidedI that my wife and two 1 v a children from the ef- appropriation yearly for a few years cate is that it would darvolve a certain rect to offer the gentlemen visitors in the gray one would soil easily and beside fects of hereditary i311IB3Bi Take for instance a stretch of road amount of regular labor in the shape the country When a lady drives her- ¬ Margaret has a gray one and I can thats V Slingers the nice thing about Messinger scrofula My third I1 rSlSHSS where the soil is springy or for any of chores which so many object to in self and has no groom in attendance store you can exchange everything theyre X f child was dangerously af 1 glgjsMggga No the summer season tout unless Ave take cause the drainage is imperefect she a fected with scrofula He for though ladies do not drive them- ¬ so accommodating Do you know j permanent improvements can be made a lively practical and self sacrificing selves in the town without being at- ¬ continued her mouth and eyes perked up was unable to walk his left Ifl ¬ in an expression of mystery run- I foot being covered with in such places without proper drain- interest in our business in these times tended by the groom they often do y illPi3l3Bllf No he interposed I understand nothf ning sores Physicians liav V age is effected rj we cannot hope to reach the goal of so in the country the servant wrho ing of womens business methods theyre I ing failed to relieve the others To do this adequately open a ditch greater profits in our business The opens the door for them sends for some too complicated for my feeble brain of my family I decided to try I was going to say she continued unfour feet or more wide and three and wide awake and enterprising competi- one to hold the horse or pony When Ayers Sarsaparilla I ami II y that if I ever have to marry Im ruffled I pleased to say the trial was sue- a half to four feet deep in the center tors who do things because they should this is done the lady at the conclu- ¬ 7 oing to get my husband at Messinger cossful and mvbov was restored of the travel Fill this with rough be done and not draw the line at a sion of her visit should give the man fingers so that I can take him back if I to health I am confident that my IVI stones placing the first ones thrown point where an undertaking adds to or or boy who does this for her some he doesnt suit Chicago Inter Ocean V child would have died had lie not J il V iV in so as to form an open drain fill takes from a little of present personal little gratuity in return for his serv- ¬ i Jas M used Ayers Sarsaparilla Queen Crescent 1 t Dye Mintonville Ky Aug 0 1895 in the stone till within a foot of the comfort are the ones that wear the ices This is always expected of her J I A Tennessee Centennial and InDuring top using the smallest stones for the hopeful expression to day and declare and should not be forgotten The sum ternationalthe J Exposition top if a crusher is in use the coarser that the times are mending There is given should not be a large one a sis a low rate special tariff at Nashville Tenn has been established of these which is best then cover with no question in the minds of those who pence or a shilling will be quite suffi- ¬ for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati and WEIGHTY WORDS evergreen boughs or straw and finish have tried both plans but that indooi cient for the purpose Of course when other terminal points on the Queen Cresfej cent Route with gravel The idea is shown in Fig summering has great advantages over a groom is in attendance this is not nec ¬ W Tickets are on sale daily until further noFOR 1 The important thing is that these pasturing after the third week in June essary Sometimes when visitors hav tice to Chattanooga at G7o one way or 720 drains always lead to and end at an So far as turning the calves out a few driven long distances which is often round trip from Cincinnati the round trip if kets being good seven days to return open culvert This is an effectual weeks on the fresh pasture before the the case in the countrj the carriage other tickets with longer return limit at remedy for honey pots or slough heat and flies become harmful is con- instead of remaining at the door as 990 2nd at 1350 for the round trip holes when the frost is leaving the cerned there can be no greater disad in town is sent round to the stables Thesu rates enable the public to visit I ground in spring Nashville and other Southern points at rates J vantage provided the calves are not and the horses taken out When this The town of Winthrop in this state less than six or seven weeks old and has been done the visitor before rising never before offered Yestibuled trains of WELL DOME OUTLIVES DEATH the the is noted for its good roads Nearly the pasture is abundant and of good to take leave of her hostess should ask the finest class are at mostdisposal oftrip l I pleasant passenger affording a YOUR MEMORY WILL SHIRiE quality Perfect liberty at this time if she might ring and order her car- ¬ and enabling one to visit the very interni f MilUl VJIL IF YOU USE along with fresh grass or clover skim riage and the hostess unless a gentle- ¬ esting scenery id important battle grounds I i an and about Cluttanooga Lookout Mounmilk and a lick of oat chop oil cake man is present to do so for her rings tain and Chickamauga National Military or the like will start the youngsters in the bell and when the servant enters Park Tickets to Nashville to visit the F2 the way to be profitable feed consum- the visitor should ask for her carriage Centennial can be repurchased at ChattaCRUSHED STONE ON CLAY ers So long as these favorable condi- When if comes around the servant nooga for 340 round trip Ask your ticket rgent for tickets via Cincinnati and tne 30 years ago the town discarded the tions exist in the pasture lot there is returns and announces that it is ready C Route South or write to district system and elected a road no advantage in making changes but and the visitor then rises and takes leave W C RINEARSON CJenl Passr Agent A Cincinnati commissioner who has held the place when the time comes that a cool dark of the hostess She does not go out and iiiwiMuoimiiiMiiMiwi5mincrtiionJuiiioiiiJiiiiiwii5iiiiwiraiui8iMiiiii3iiitnsiMiiiiiiintiiiieii2 stable and mown clover or oats and wait in the hall until the carriage ¬ to the present time From almost im A Willows Way i passable highways in the spring of tares would give the calves greater comes around but remains in the drawingHe They say that wedding rings are go i with her hostess until its ar-¬ ing out of fashion the year that is over certain portions comfort jxist at that time should such -room We have thousands of testimonials and are pr oud of the stories She Oh 1 dont care If you wish to disthese 65 miles of highway have been conditions be administered This is rival is announced London Lady pense with the ring dear it will make no difthey tell of relief from many forms of misery But the experience of transformed into smooth and dry more particularly applicable to calves ference to me But why didnt you give me CUSHIONS IN HIGH FAVOR 1 roads Nearly four miles of stone that are to become beefers because we another person may not be yours with the same preparation some warning of what you were about to want to sell for money some time in Americans Developing the Iaxu Bay This is so sudden drains have been put in varying from Then he thought of home and mother rions Taste of the Orientals four or five rods in length to over the future every pound of gain our but it was too late Cleveland Leader Fashion has insisted and kept on in feed has made and not allow any of it 100 rods long Hlsrhly Illnstratecl Publications 25c I Gravel forms the best material for to be lost after being once beneath the sisting that cushions and pillows skin With dairy calves rapid develop- should remain in style until we are Descriptive of Yellowstone National Park road surface Sand has no use in the Black Hills Summer Tours to the North and 50c I roadbed except in clay or kindred ment when of a muscular character educated up to an appreciation of their Northwest Tours to Colorado Pacific Coast ¬ formation A clay foundation is one is very important A stunted animal needs and worth says an eastern writ and Puget Sound Farm Jinds in Northern Sold on merit only tinder an absolute guarantee to cure if used according to di-of the worst for good and permanent is always much less profitable than it er Not only are Ave almost as luxurious Missouri Nebraska and Wyoming and Sound Homes innc Fwrv retail drujrpist is authorized to sell two 50c boxes Cascarets under road building Clay packs in dry would have been had its growth been as the orientals in our use of cushions Region in Washington and the Puget underwill be mailed free by the chances when you buy our You take refunded weather but softens up easily during continuous because its digestion will but there is a very general appreciation signed Send fifteen cents for a large col- I guarantee to cure or money for price JOc 25c no 50c address STERLING or 5 preparations sent by mail be stronger and it will become a larger of their aesthetic value and of fitness ored wall map of the United States or a pack when you purchase under of superior playing cards L W Wakeley i REMEDY CO Chicago Montreal or New York or better looking beast with greater ca ¬ of covering size and shape f Heart crescent and other fanciful G P A Burlington Route St Louis Mo i AoLccGGiocsYour Own UWMM ilfKjr7777777 pacity for service wr shaped cushions are no longer in vogue JFG3 Dear Old Boston Aain MARKING THE MILK not merely because they are less prac- ¬ STONE ON UNDRAINED CLAY Visitor I hear there is sickness next EDUCATIONAL It Enabl es One to See ait n J3ae tical but Ibecause we are at length door Is it contagious Phillips Oh not at all madam merely learning the beauty of simplicity rainfall Successful work in making Juxt When to Skim 2 a solid and durable roadbed on a clay FRANKLIN GOLLEGE Where the milk is et dn shallow pans Some one has said that a room well contiguous N Y Truth SSShA II p 3 SSOj e C140 a yi 8 courses course Senators Governors foundation has been done in this it is wise to mark each days imilk as cushioned is a room well furnished The only worthy end of all learning of D D Ph I c catalog free with plan to earn for o and surely if one must use cheap furni- ¬ all science of all life in fact is that human Pi runas co percent to agents wawilliaus uire3 town The first section was put down Tuesday morningTuesday night iSS two years ago and thus far affords a etc In this way one can see at a ture comfort and luxury can be se-¬ beings should love one another better UMH George Eliot n dry solid and apparently durable glance Just when to skim and does not cured in no other way They trans- ¬ H roadbed For years the practice had have to stop to reckon up the nnxmiber form a two dollar cot or grocery box tl THE MARKETS window seat into a homelike and easy been annually and as often as rains 0 nnd large amount of travel rendered Q resting place make even wood seatd Cincinnati Aug 9 3 00 the road muddy and uneven to haul rockers dreams of comfort and may LIVE STOCK Cattle commons 2 25 3 90 4 30 Select butchers on crushed stone and keep the surface impart just the touch of color needed CALVES Fair to good light H 6 25 5 50 3 75 3 25 to harmonize a motley collection of HOGS Common fairly smooth and even Two years w 3 80 3 95 Mixed packers r ngo the surface was covered with furnishings 3 95 Light shippers 3 25 3 50 3 00 mmmmU crushed stone three or four inches The covering of cushions for general SHEEP Choice H 4 75 LAMBS Spring 5 25 WlwcTO TH05FWrWA vcnd tiour tjame on a Postal fori use need not be of expensive material tfLOUR Winter f amUy deep and thoroughly pressed down 3 35 3 00 EXPECTINGTOBECOMEMaTHERS No 77 2 red anb We Urillsertfi goii obrlZ pae to be pretty There is almost no end with the steam roller On top of this r 73 No 3 red w iltosTPateo Catalogiie free of medium and low priced fabrics that stone and coarse gravel was screened Corn No 2 mixed 286 Bjga TJimsw 5T0MACK 17 Oats No 2 placed two inches deep and rolled are at once suitable handsome and H Rye No rUBin CfflONESflpiARfinyOVKSrt 40 A finishing coat of ground granite durable Among such are Agra art HAY Prime 2to chocie 11 50 11 00 z InAI liAUJ 180 Winchester Ava IIotuc NrminiieQvrrmU uruiLllLlVUUJJlJHni uiuipu maifc Ul a 9 12 and dress linens crash plain and PRO VISIONS Mess pork an inch or more in depth when rolled gEwjivci vonn Wwll JrlllLw lire Ln Ow- Pnoftrr i 4 10 Lard ifiNG LUUnnoc gave a hard and even surface twilled canvas yacht cloth denim BUTTER Prime steam The 9 Choice dairy wSnRTiiEOBSvk ASpiosranvt 10J4 Prime to choice creamery Japanese crape Java print grass cloth roadway is some 30 feet from ditch Shrinking Mothers 2 25 75 APPLES Per bbl motkers awning cloth and ticking Japanese POTATOES Per bbl to ditch Such roads are costly to DEVICE FOR HARKING MILK 2 25 2 10 hi wia r iilfbjMfTfcll i4Jr ii mij cotton rugs make bulltL of course Ibut the universal opin- ¬ of pans used each daj 0 NEW YORK It is also often floor cushions St charming covers for Txjuis Republic n ion among men of good judgment in desired to 4 70 4 40 FLOUR Winter patent mark a particular cows milk jBl MKtHjffllH3tljtMtHliJtV If Jilt 87 887R No 2 red these matters seems to be that such in order to observe its qualit H flh Is Strarrherry Meringue A label CORN No 2 mixed 314 thorough work pays and is ithe cheap- ¬ and method of attachment is shown ft One pint of milk two teaspoonfuls RYE 22 42l We will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCK est in the end See Fig 2 22 OATS Mixed 22i 4 CUTS or ahy other Cut shown in any spec ¬ in the cut A strip of pasteboard has sorn starch yolks of two eggs a PORK New Mess 8 25 ih 8 50 imen Book at or below quoted prices for same In using the road machine on the its end bent over and wire inserted as pinch of salt Boil the milk and LARD Western 4 GO Q country roads the proper thing to do shown The fold is g lued down thus stir in while boiling the corn ¬ A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO E CHICAGO is first to run the plow along the out-¬ holding- the wTire Bend the double wire starch mixed with a little cold FLOUR Winter patents 4 40 4 20 H SSctROffiERniTO 429 Kim Street Cincinnati 75 J i Ehtirely Harmless 80 er limit of the gutter or ditch This and hang- it over the pans edg e 2 Y milk and the beaten yolks of eggs GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 77 78 yggHlDAHDHOTIIElG No2 Chicago spring gives a straight ditch and loosens up Tribune Boil together six minutes then cover CORN No2 n WroRTirfESHERAGAWS 26 25 17 1G5 OATS the soil so that two horses will cany with the whites of two eggs beaten stiff PORK No 2 -- PLIABILITY TO 7 85 7 80 VEGETABLE Mess as easily as four the machine ab6ut ORCHARD AND GARDEN tvith one half cupful powdered sugar LARD Stcam 4 27 4 25 1nvul5iohs Flooding BlE HOW TO BUILD ask will without the plowing As a rule Into which has been mixed one half BALTIMORE VILUAMS MFC CO KALAMAZOO MICH kittens in the gai den are equal cupful of mashed ripe Trt the travel of the road should not be 4 00 4 25 AFTtK KtSULlS strawberries FLOUR Family Mo 2 to a small cyclone 85 85 disturbed by plow or machine where Brown in the oven slightly and serve jkain Wheat IDQY11 DISCOVERY glros 80 87 Southern Wheat Xo top on radish or other plant no cvjld quickrcilofandcuresworst JB W a fairly good roadbed has previously 31 Corn Mixed sprinkled with powdered sugar 31i cases Send for book of testimonials and lO days 27 27 Oats No 2 white treatment Free DrH II 0REKNS SOXS Atlanta fla been secured Neither should the root At least that is our experience Ladies World 47 Rye No 2 western 4JJ 0 Build n structure like a corn crib be car- ¬ soil and wash of the ditches NB50S Rapid Recovery 4 10 3 SO CATTLE First quality Chocnln to Iclnc 4 30 4 40 HOGS Western ried up by the machine and placed on with shelves in it for drying- onions Melt three tablespoonfuls of grated wmm Apply soap to the bark of trees now HUHt S WHtHt ALL tLSh rAILii ui6fiaaLf INDIANAPOLIS the surface Soil makes soft road over steam add three table GRAIN Wheat No 2 H chocolate Best Couch Syrup Tastes Good TJsa 74 ¬ and it will lessen the number of borers This should always be covered in deepin time Sold by druggists 2Gj Corn No 2 mixed Bpoonfuls of and 19 ly in some waj and let the hard pan Better than wrapping- the ends of stirring- well cream add one of water Oats No 2 mixed y aaeaywuaijtfg5t a scant cupful then or substratum form the top m whiffletrees when cultivating- the or of sugar Boil five LOUISVILLE cp asiTiA4 00 3 75 In some places it is necessary to re- ¬ chard is to usea gentle horse and have bhf cake and set it aninutes spread on FLOUR Winter patent ANK E 1669 BwfiKa 75 in a warm oven to GRAIN Wheat No 2 red move the top soil a foot or more in depth the whiffletrees very short Western dry This will not stick to the fingers PROPRIETORS 5T LOU 15 29 T jCorn Mixed WHEJT T7KITIXG TO ADVERTISERS 21 Oats Mixed ahd fill in stone Such places frequent- - Plowman H wnikWiVWa flfl Y9 pIcao ntato that you saw the Advertise-f Good Housekeeping 9 00 PORK Mess Meut la thio paper ¬ ¬ ¬ m ¬ 1 V COUNTRY ETIQUETTE Some Advice to Those Wlio Iiive - W rfJ r K JX w 4 w Ik come-what-m- ay - v v - m ¬ Mis Ww ¬ ¬ r ilPlllP ll88IIir -- i ¬ ¬ ¬ jllillilliiilt llpllilllili lllPllPi V I Wf Ml i ¬ ¬ ¬ J Ayers Sarsaparilla 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ I Hi t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ C V-- ¬ a fMiifriE ¬ ¬ iws mm ¬ ¬ lm -- CURE tjt h ox fs NSTIPATIO lis ¬ ¬ VK nlMff7r lltlMIMIl10liwMWWMWmWMWW1elS Druggists Guarantee AOTCE I I 2 - 0iii L itIiffiiggES ITe mi n B l GRAIN-Wheutr-- I 1 gg f LIVE ST06K J - ITHDranWnfSSTO -- - WHICH E3gE epK IT IMMEDIATELY SILO - - - - ¬ a mty msr w H H iH LARD Steam 4G2 yi 8 ANNOUNCEMENTS l THE BOUKBON NBWMJfrUESDAT AUQUST 10 SCINTILLATIONS Ail ISQ7 HER ONLY FAULT chamber I went to my bachelor put out onepuiht the lirftjl E resolved that the clubs I would visit no more And reflected on life as I As -s-SPfe -- i - N Comment We are authorized to announce Wm Nicholasville is to have a telephone L Collins as acandijte for Jailer of Bourbon Couuty subject to the action exchange of the Republican party James Woodard 18 drowned while bathing near Nicholasville Saturday FOR CIRCUIT CLERK Two hours after his death 1900 was We are authorized to announce A J Gorey as a candidate for Circuit Clerk received at Lexington for Randolph subject to the action of the Republican Johnson a npgro who had applied for a party pension We are authorized to announce C FOR JAILER Interesting Jumble Of News And But devote my affections io dear IsadrPJt Bhe is faultless in figure and lovely infacg Every movement the very perfection of grace Bo confiding and gentle congenial andsweet That the stoics and cynics are all at hewjfeet Like the wings of the humming bird ofepjthe Ply her tapering fingers in Liszts potpourris Bhe excels on the harp and the Spanish guitar And her voice is soprano that reaches tof3 Bhe for assessor FT Bourbon Couuty subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a caudidate for Assessor of Bourbon County suftjet to the action of the Republican party fc FOR POLICE JUDGE Daniel as a candidate tor Assessor of J We are authorized to announce Wil Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wt are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject b the action of the Democratic party r FOR MAYOR Benj We are Mayor of the Oity of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party Welare authorized to announce W T Brooks as a candidate to Mayor of the 10000 city of Paris subject to the action of Judge Police Louisville In the Democratic party Thompson holds that the osteopaths State comply with the mnst laws governing the practice of medicine Dr Byron C Axtel wno is practicing osteophy without a physicians license All persons bavins claims against the 50 assigned estate of William Suddnth are was yesterday fined Saturday and Sunday were red letter requested to file them at once verified as the law requires days for blood spilling in Kentucky Any claim not tiled may be barred as Dan McReynolds was shot and killed provided bjTlaw near HopkinsviHe and George Oldham J Q WARD JR was stabbed to death at a negro festival Assignee near Maysville Saturday night Har- ¬ J Q Ward Attv 20jy lmo lan Brown was killed during a fight benuxxtzKonnaieiir tween John Frazier and George Smith at Jackson by a shot from a Winchester ES9S rifle in the hands of Frazier John claims against Reece at McKee stabbed to death ALL persons having ofH Margolen George Garrett and fatally cut his brothassigned estate are requested to present them at once er Henry Daniels was mortal y properly proven as required by law to the undersigned in Paris Ky Those wounded br Coon Young near Owiugs Knowing themselves indebted to B ville Sunday Margolen are requested to pay promptly and thereby avoid court cost Perky as a candidate for authorized to announce Thomas Kendall a machinist was shot and killed by J N Seuff his part- ¬ ner at Mt Sterling in a dispute over money matters Saturday J King of Richmond has two nug ¬ gets of gold and silver which he says he found in Estill county He will have them analyzed and hag hopes of strik ¬ ing a good thing Five men have been airested in Mer- ¬ cer county charged withj having been members of the mob whichburned the barn of Farmer Shelton and fired on him when he tried to save his property Second Lieutenant Daniel Duncan son of ex Mayor H T Duncan of Lex- ¬ ington drowned while bathing in Lake Michigan Saturday near Fort Sheri- ¬ dan He was seized with cramps and rowaei before help could reach him Fire at Wilmore Saturday morning destroyed the Wilmore and Green Hotels Thos Barrs undertaking and CoV furniture establishment Joplin store and Whitmans cigar factory insurance 17000 Total loss about is witty and brilliant in quick repartees And she sings cavatinas with marvelousiEIs Conversation in German and French canus- - And has traveled in Italy Egypt and Spain All the tender emotions so scouted before Were tain JT M ft ft UVW SSis ri aroused in my heart for the fair Isadore But my growing affections are nipped jin the bud For she will drag her skirts through the streets in the mud W H Morris in New York Ledger A WONDERFUL POND ASSIGNEES NOTICE ¬ ASSIGN NOTICE ¬ LOUIS SALOSHIN Harmon PUBLIC SALE OF A aiiny Stitt Attorney Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE i I ill W haam iMi NEAR PARIS KY ises on All persons having claims against the assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby notified to present same at oncet properly proven to the uudersigned or same may be barred by law T E ASHBROOK Assignee of T H Tarr 22 je Mann Ashbrook Attys ¬ I will offer at public sale on the prem- ¬ Wednesday at 10 Sept 15th 1897 sight is not impaired more especially where a person is farsighted presents many curious phenomena Looking through an open window in daylight upon a hazy atmosphere or upon a fog such as is seen in any oity or looking to the north upon a gray atmosphere one will see if conditions are as above strange disks flitting and jumping about in the eye water It has been my privi- ¬ lege to watch these organisms for sev- ¬ eral years flitting about in the eye water jumping toward each other again in strife and combat in the which the water would become comparatively clear of amoebiform organisms only to be again full of micrococci and the com- ¬ bats as above The various shapes of these animal culse are surprising Some are attenu ¬ ated with fine filaments Again others are like wee bits of fine porcelain with little projections reminding one of turtles hopping about Again others present the appearance of cyclops and daphne How these organisms get into the eye water is a mystery perhaps in the water we drink or foods we eat either or both The fact that the eye water is inhabited liko all other bodies of water is a truth that can be proved positively beyond peradventure by any oculist when he may extract a diseased eye and place the fluid under the glass May not the accumulation of these organisms in the eye water their rapid growth and the survival of the fittest or strongest be the cause of much blind ¬ ness wherein may be casts coagulation of the eye water so called paralysis of the optic nerve cataracts and other forms of disease May not numerous headaches and other pains be caused by the overac cumulation or growth of these minute organisms in which they stop the cir- ¬ culation of the active principle of life in the arterial circulation or thenerv ous forces The same organisms afeseen when looking upon drawing paper William W Goodrich in IsTew York Herald -- Human Eyes Are Often Inhabited by iLargo Numbers of laving Creatures The water contained in a well de- ¬ veloped well formed eye in which the 111 for ornament But this mil ui t hinder me from filling every order I receive with choice peaches Cur ne t variety to ripen will be the Elberta a large freestone yellow peach Suitable for canning or preserving and nice for dessert Lock Box 740 Pans Ky my introductory advertisement I have sacrificed perspicuity 53 - - - V - J0gmFr - Hat Jf fmtfk war trfftv7 y5tt At I TTBrTBrTTii ns to tlie estate of Socrates Bowles deceas- ¬ inown as the Goodman Place and is the same conveyed by E B Bishop and Lizzie R Bishop his wife to said See Deed Book 73 page 294 Bowles in the Clerks office of the Bourbon County Court The farm lies four miles east of Paris All persons having claims against the Ky on the Paris Jackstown turnpike assigned estate of Chas R Turner are and contains 293 acres 3 roods and 39 i requested to presut them to me at my poles of first class bluegrass land all office in Paris Kv property proven as well fenced aud abundantly supplied required bv law Those knowing them- ¬ with everlasting springs and pools for selves indebted to the estate are request- ¬ live stock and is mostly now in grass ed to settle promptly and save costs of The improvements consist of a modern ed oclock a in the farm belonging ASSIGNEES NOTICE suit 29je HARMON STITT Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT Lizzie M aud Sidney signee Plaintiff vs D Clays As- ¬ Lizzie M Clay etc Defendants Claims agaiust the assigned estates of Lizzie M aud Sidney D Clay must be pre en wed for allowance before the first day of September 1897 Unless pre- ¬ sented by that date the will be barred as per order of courc in the above styled action Creditors are notified to have their demands properly proven anl pre- ¬ sent them to the undersigned at the Citizens Bink of Paris Kv or leave them at tne law offices of McMillan Talbott WM MYALL and Sidnev till lsep Assignee of Mrs Lizzie M D Clay - THEGREATESTOFALt fASrrl ON ckAGAZIN E AWARDED DIPLOMA ANDSILVEREDAtAT EXPOSITION IN PARIS PRICE YEARLY 25 CENJS built two story frame residence situated in a lovely woodland with lawn extend ¬ ing to the pike and contains a hall and seven rooms bath room kitchen and pantrv a long veranda in front with rear porches above and below handsome cabinet 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 entrances a splendid cistern of pure water at the door There are four servants rooms ice housfe barns stables carriage house meat and poultry houses with yards and all necessary outbuildings a fine orchard in fact with the location valuable improv ments and the fertility of its soil it is one of the most desirable homes in the Bluegrass region of Kentucky Mr N H Bayless of Paris Ky will take pleasure iu showing the farm to anyone or will furnish any additional information desired Terms One third cash in hand one third March 1 1898one third March 1 1899 deferred payments to bear interest at six per cent per annum from day of Strange Domestic Pets sale until paid Possession given im- ¬ mediately after first payment is made Mr Hutchison while British resi- ¬ 1 will also sell at the same time dent at Kumassi had a panther pre- ¬ 2 extra work mules sented to him by the king of Ashanti 1 cow This staimal he succeeded in taming Lot of corn and hay and transformed from a forest terror Farm implements into a domestic pet Charles James Fox Some furniture etc had a young tiger which showed great The property of the deceased affection for him until one day while ROBT L BOWLES Executor licking its masters hand it scraped off Palmyra Missouri A T Forsyth Auctioneer the skin At the first taste of blood its dormant instincts returned and its glaring eyes revealed to Mr Fox his danger Without attempting to remove his hand he led it by gentle words into the next room wiiere a loaded pistol The first of American Newspa- ¬ hung over the mantelpiece Bbaeffing pers CHAS A DANA Editor it dowBTEe shot his now dangerous pet I through the head I Will Leaua The American Constitution the American Idea the American Jabsley These novelists make me Spirit These first last and - all tired The idea of aV withering glance 1V As if any one could be withered by a the time forever mere loo Daily by mail - 6 a year Wickwire Youare young yeti Jabs- ley You never stepped on your wifes Daily Sundayby mail 8 a year ¬ ¬ tells about Senator Pettus and Pugh During Mr Clevelands first administration Mr Pettus was anxious to fill the place on the supreme court bench to which -- Senator Lamar was afterward appointed He applied to his friend Senator Pugh and the latter made an earnest and sincere ap- ¬ peal for the appointment of Mr Pettus The president inquired as to the age of Pettus and when informed said he was too old Senator Pugh communicated this fact to Pettus and also suggested to another eminent but younger lawyer in his state to apply for the place as it was a settled fact that a southern man would surely succeed to the vacancy Senator Pettus heard of Senator Pughs letter to the other friend and it made him mad Coming to Washington he called on Pugh and asked him vvhy he did not stand out for him Pugh ex- ¬ plained that Mr Cleveland would not alter his determination about not appointing a man of Pettus age but this did not satisfy Pettus Before leaving Pugh Pettus said Well I may be too old to sit on the supreme bench of the land but I am not too old to sit in the senate and your seat will just about fit me Pettus was as good as a prophet He succeeded Senator Pugh on the 4th of March last and if I am not mistaken occupies the identical seat which Pugh occupied during a former term Senator Pugh was 77 last December Sena- ¬ tor Pettus is 76 Washington Post ex-Sena- tor Senator Pettns Propltccy This is a story that an Alabamian gEP jpa fga ass Tfl jjasa 99 Uiy Calico 8c UyUli mm mm mim 600 300 300 200 ylOW y mi 12 now uiirwoar 5 ¬ Challie 3c Lawn 3c Gingham 3c etc 20 yds ea Island Brown Cotton 8100 W yds Jileaciiea Muslin ivy 14 yds Lonsdale and Mason ville Bleached Muslin Dress Gingham 5c Handsome Percales 7 c Black Sateen 7ic Crash 4c Towels 5o up Lace Curtains 40c up Window shades 10c up Bed Quilts 49c up Ticking 5c up White Goods 4ic up 1 Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Knee Knee Knee Knee prs Mens Pants 25c worth 75c prs Mens Pants good values 49c worth 125 prs Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c prs Bos Knee Pants 25c Mens Suits were 15 now 900 Suits were 310 now 600 Suits were 8 now 500 buits were 6 now 375 Suits were 475 now 295 Suits were 790 J t - THE STJN 25c Dress Goods now 19c 50c Dress Goods now 39c 75c Dress Goods now 49c Cottonade lOic Ladies Skirts 95c Ladies Shirt Waists 25c up Curtain Scrim 5c up Shirting Cotton 4c up Suits 125 Suits 150 Mens Shoes worth 175 now 125 Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 3 25 Mens Laundered Shirts White and Colored 44c i Mens Laundered Shirts worth 1 now 69c Big Trnnks etc- - at s Pants Pants Pants Pants Suits 49c Suits 1 W Bt V Vj- ai - prfofCD8 m sal fc K Silks at special prices Special prices on our Ladies and Childrens Shoes and Slippers in Tan and Black WJs go 8 V J j SUBSCRIPTS 292 - i - train at a ball Pearsons Weekly get free a large handsome glass frarned picture Pvemember these are special prices lor iu ciays harvest REMEMBER THE PLACE With every purchase at our store you gpf a coupon and when you get PRE en 10 worth of coupon tickets vou - ck uont delay Uome now and you will reap a XJ Ultl Cfc anl TOILETTES P0BUSHJN6 GOi K6VEST23STNEVyORK is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in bhe name you the world have Mr Montrose j He You like it my ladyEgake it Price oc a 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