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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 13, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897081301_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 13, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. - - W -a I PiBW va H CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners MWJWI1W1IHL - PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established EB i lasi i SEVMTEEfiTH YEAR 2SSSSSXST HJIL Iii PARIS BOURBON CO imj lMiiufitvui IJV m iiwiji KY FRIDAY AUGUST 13 1897 W11UU LJHW-1J-tU- jnwjimnikanjLwiijjTju M1M JAt5duJL UjIlUtj OIF1 BBLIABLE CLOTHIERS Boys Suits at 60c worth 1 Boys Suits at 100 worth 1 50 Boys3 Suits at 150 worth 200 Boys Suits at 175 worth 250 Boys Suits at 200 worth 300 Boys Suits at 250 worth 400 h This is an opportunity you should not miss You can be assured of getting bargains at this sale no paper talk but actudi facts Our Furnishing Goods department is com plete new styles of shirts neckwear etc ar- Â¬ riving every week Give us an early call Jennie and Bessie PurneF and Messrs Steve Hook Ben News Notes Gathered In Ami About The Howard Frank Collier aud Russell Mc 15urs Clintock attended the canip nieeting Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky Mr Jas Judy was in Louisville Wednesday evening Tuesday Harmon Sfcitt assignee for Dr I R Best sold Wednesday the following Mrs Chas Conway and babe return- town -- nperty The home residence ot ed to St Louis yesterday Dr Eest to Mrs Fuunie Hayes and Mn Wheat sold here Wednesday at 73 Sup baudusky for 1990 the Andrew cents the highest this year Butler residence to Butler Bros for 433 33 The George Baker residence to Miss Lelia Johnson of Mt Sterling Chas Turner colored for 205 vacant is the guest of relatives here two acre lot to G- W Mclntyre fox- Mr John W Mock went to Winches- - 350 post office building and store room TO ter Wednesday on business occupied by Jones saddle shop prop Bedford to Mrs Mary McClintock Mclntyre shipped a car erty of Best R Ingels for 1530 icehouse prop of sheep and hogs yesterday erty of Best Bedford to Clarke fe Mrs Anna Hart of Paris is the guest Woolums foi 3600 of her sister Mrs W M Miller Chamber Suits Lace Curtains Wanted To buj wheat Will pay Mrs G W Brooks and little daughter vt3 Parlor Suits Baby Carriages the highest market cash price Sacks visited relatives here yesterday Wall Papers Pictures Miss Nadine Willet of St Louis is furnished E O Fret well Straw Mattings Lawn Furniture the guest of Miss Anna Conway g O Box 230 Paris Ky Mrs Fannie Hayes and Mrs Sandus- Â¬ jJbrf ky visited friends in Paris yesterday CARLISLE Miss Ford Heath of Paris is the Glass From Nicholas County gnest of Mrs J F Barbee near town News Gullet Preuinots Miss Sallie Mclntyre visited ber sister V Dr GeoGirimes sold his thorough Mrs Dave Hook at Nepton this week bred yearlingcolt last week for 600 Mrs Anna Boulden of Lexington is MARRiEDOn Wednesday afternoon the guest of her neice Mrs John Lay Aug lLthatrthe home of the bride Mr son Win Lipscbgfb and Miss Mary Alexar- Mr Frank Cliff of Mason bought der Wednesday 32 head of export cattle at fw Monday in Septernb r It is the 425 u proSSKIGN that CircuiaQonrt convenes instead ol Â¬ Mrs Varnon of Mexico Mo is visit 1st Mondayjas stated last week 3Icr- ing her sisters the Misses Laysou near i cwy EUGENE W JOHNSON town SOLICTTOK AXt ATTORNEY IN PAT- Died Tluesday night near Ellisville ENT CAUSES Mrs Robt Howe of rovmton is Mr Amos Mann aged about 80 years Office over G S Yarden Co citing her daughter Mrs Jas C On the OtliSrgt near Mt Tabor Church 1729 New York Ave Washington D C Miller Olfice established 1S68 Charge moclerate Mrs Hanajfh Collins aged about 55 CorresnontltrMjeKequested Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5pm The Republicans will hold their ure years JBurjni ruesuay at iiiiizauetu 2mar lian98 cinct convention here on Wednesday BonN OJpthe 9th inst to the wife Z22CrS32 Sept lsc of David imsuiore a son On the Mrs Lyda Conway and son of Mt 5th inst t9fthe wife of John I Sterling are guests of Mr Win Judy Williamsofe daughter On the 5th inst to theKvife of Henry Potts a near town MILLERSBURG Peed Lucy Allen il NO 65 ymiwijijwnj--- M JtU H atLmmww hhiwjjihimlwli mmj Brower Scott Frazee - j Â¬ Â¬ KEDUOE STOCK We will for the next 30 days offer Special Low Prices on f i If you want Bargains come and See Us Everything New and Strictly First MwVfLru SAWPD Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies iiLaixixssrcs ow KIT flllT U Jwi I PPPAIliT I fivtULL lCTT SMITI PATENTS Mrs Grepn and little daughter are the guests of her cousin Mrs Chas Turner daughterMV - i 6 Cf THE RELIABLE 1 W a m j Rowe Mattie B Bender Leaner W Mrs Fannie Hayes came up from Burnett Elisha Sparks Mr Thos Maysviile Tuesday and is a guest at Burton Miss Sally Spears Mrs W F the Fleming House Spears Mr Sol Clark Mr Geo muagfijiiri uakhp jwajjLjw wy wrvrsnaean Stivest Mr Wilie Connor Mr Tod Mrs W W Massie of Paris was here Wednesday to see her nephew Jas Mil- Â¬ Evens Mrs Charly Srnelsor Mr James Gardner Miss AnnieSullivan Mrs M ler who is still very ill Talbott Mrs Mary Gray Mr John JiJZ Base ball The Millersburg Colts Gaines Mr Charly Todd Mrs Rachel will play a Paris nine Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash grounds here to morrowon the College Hewson Mr Henry Underwood Eyke Wells Maggie Kenney Mr Joe We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money hy dealing Mrs G y Allen returned Tuesday Koontz Mr John Wilson Mrs Emma with us We will make our Fine Black v orsted from Paynes Depot accompanied by Mitchell Mr Lewis Williams Mrs An- Â¬ drew her neice Miss Luella Payne ku BJL Persons calling for aboye letters will Mr3 Sallie Young and daughter Miss please say advertised Edua of Carlisle are visiting Mrs W l Davis P M Thos McClintock near town Yesterdays Temperature Mrs Zenev Flaugher and daughter FOE Marie returned Tuesday from a visit The following is the temperature as with relatives at Dayton Ohio Co noted yesterday by A J Winters Base ball The game here Tuesday of this city Carlisle vs Millersburg resulted in GC 7a m favor of the latter Score 1G to 9 68A 8a m 69 Mr Henry 0 Jefferson and family 9pm This will be a saving to you of LO to 815 of Newport has been the guest of his 10 a m 693 father Mr Perry Jefferson for several 11 a in 70 days 773 12 m 82 2 p in Eoq Selby Lilleston and Edgar Min 84 3t m ter of Paris were here Wednesday ex i fjn 1 1 82 4p m amining the bridges on the Maysviile 5p m bl pike 75 7p m Mrs Nelson Fant and son of Flem- Piles Piles Piles ingsburg are tne guests of the Misses Wadell and her uncle Joshua Barton Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will S this werk cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and ItchingÂ¬ Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch Mrs Thos Johnston of Covington ing atonce acts as a poultice gives instant Fred Lansing Indian Pile Ointment and Miss Fannie Rice of Carlisle were relief Dr WilliamsPiles aud Itching of the Cutter is prepared only for guests of Mr and Mrs Jas Woolums nrivnto Mnrts nnri -nnthiiicr else Every box p r i aoiajr oy aruggisis cant Yxv fa Tuesday is sruaranteea mail for 50c and si per box WILLIAMS Miss Mary Smedley and Mr Graham MhG CO Props Cleveland O For sale bjT The only safe cure and JE9 Smedley have been attending a house W T Brooks druggist reliable Female PUjIj ever offered to Ladies party of Miss Cleory Brooks at Win- Â¬ especially recommend chester this week Soerman Siiveks has taken the ed to married Ladies agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times SSS Miss Ethel Christie of Covington Mr Star a most excellent paper and will FIIiZiS and take no other Ask for DE LXOTTS PENHTTSOYAIi per liox 6 boxes Tor 500 Ra3Tmoud McHenry and Mr Perry have it delivered to subscribers in any for circular Price S100 ESend MOTTS CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Ohio Howell are guests of Misses Mabel and part of the city for six cents per week Daisy Bell this week tf He solicits your subscription For SaleBy W T Brooks Druggist Mrs Owen Ingels and Bon Allen Miss Lizzie Wall Allen and Miss Mary Wanted To buy wheat Will pay A Purnell visited Mrs Louis Rogers the highest market cash price Sacks near North Middltown this week The Hurst Home Insurance Company furnished E O FttETWELL bad their annual meeting here Wed P O Box 230 Paris Ky nesday There were ten counties represented and they report the Company During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at in a flourishing condition Wrijrhts Celery Tea cures constipa Nashville Tenn a low rata special tariff has been established for the Mrs Susan Gorham aged 88 a for-Â¬ tiun scic headaches 25c at druggists sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen mer well known citizen died Wednes- Â¬ fe Crescent Route day in Bath County at the home of Jake Tickets are on sale until futher notice to Chattanooga at 535 one Warner and the remains were interred RAILROAD TIME CAED from Georgetown the round trip tickets being yesterday in the Millersburg cemetery way or S575 round trip L NRR good seven days to return other tickets with longer return limit at Mr T D Judy and family T E Savage and family Mrs Belle Taylor 865 and at 1180 for the round trip arrival of trains to visit Nashville and other South Â¬ and family Elder S H Creighton and From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p These rates enable the public wife John Ingels and wife and Miss m 1015 p m ern points at rates never before offered Vestibuled trains os the finest Mae Miles of MayRville F A Herbert class are at the disposal of the passenger affording a most pleasant trip and wife all went to Blue Licks yes- Â¬ From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 339 p m 627 p in and enabling one to visit the very interesting scenery and important terday From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m battle grounds in and about Chattanooga Lookout Mountain and Messrs Graham Smedley Jaynes Sav 333 p m Chickamauga National Military Park Tickets to Nashville to visit age Julian Adair Jonn r duay Ar Â¬ From Maysviile 748 a m 830 p m fche Centennial can be repurchased at Chattanooga for 340 round trip thur Laird and Misses Mamie Conway departure op trains C Route Alvea Collier Edith Collier Cynthiana Ayk your ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q Ruth McClintock Alice Tho mason and To Cineinnati 445 a m 755 a m South or write to Belle T Judy are the members of a 346 p m W R BLACKWELL bouse party being entertained by Mr To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m Jas Caldwell 545 p in 1021 p m Georgetown IC Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m To OR rf 1025 p m Mr aud Mrs John Ingels Mrs Ed Ingels and daughter Misses Mae Miles To Maysville r755 a m 635 p m - F B Carr Agent JW C Rinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati 0 Misses Waller Katie Savage Dorothy fir BOTHIES tfamiiWednesdayl near town Miss Elizabeth Waller of Carlisle was the guest of Mrs Ed Ingels several days this week T F Brannon and Jas Moore were here this week establishing agencies for the Moerline beer Master Thos Shannon of Little Rock Ark is the guest of his cousin Mr Wallace Shannon Mr A T Forsyth and wife of Paris were guestsof Mr jtVSvBryanMand Monday near tlie depot and ran against an electri alight pole snapping it off near the towhich dropped the wires down andjdwhen the afternoon tram Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on came alongjBe wires caught the whistle corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Kr we ar now prepared to and broke igSff and they had to run to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as fans wituouc one Mercury 3iP Bapains mill team got loose in tm fey 3h n carriages buggies etc We also keep pn hand a select line of new Advertised Letter List in Paris Ey6 postoffice Aug 13 1897 ArmstrongfljMriWinMorris Mr Hack i50UineJU-fFTTwroriarf-jHary-icui List of letters remaining unclaimed amy u Iwfe Jobs to be first class w ROM xjlmal everything in the vehicle line stopkhd compare our prices We have engaged experienced vr vJ The public is invited to inspect our flh m nn iUIRD a ji h xamuaw lji y j mbl uicx ux vtoj ocu uxo i a u uau lisjciivxb u a iviittcggflauw3t iexperigg flu V Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders eiri HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY Gentlemens Tan Shoes 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 WO OLAS OLD HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance T3E VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING RION Trousers Paris Fa H 350 4 and u tfi Uiii siikl TIME TABLE U EAST BOUND AnrUM ft nm r ri x FY NON UNION DissomtiBn ji Â¬ it Feiiaeisi W C TJSSERY STOUT Manager Roberts S50am GrllOpm Lv Louisville TJssery is by mutual consent dissolved 1115am S40pm Ar Lexington All accounts of the firm are payable Lv Lexington ll2iam 850pm 80am 550pm Lv Winchesterll5Sam 92pm 915am J30pm to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in- Â¬ Ar It Sterliugl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 0 am 340pm Ar PhiladelphiaI0l5am 7 05pm 1210nu 90Spm Ar New York WEST BOUND The partnership of Drs debtedness of the firm April 30 1897 H H ROBERTS 03E TtfKJ 24jy-9G-- ly 750am 450pm 055am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am 030pm Ar Frankfort ArShelby villel001am 720pm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville Ar Winchester Ar Lexingtou t t ajst L H Landman M rR D Trains marked thus f run daily ex-Â¬ cept Sunday other trims run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Lexington and New York without change Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris For rates Sleeping Car reservations or Ky any information call on or George W Barney Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky FRANKFORT Agent L F B NRR Paris Ky returning every second Tuesday in each month Carr TUESDAY AUG 10TH 1897 QUEEN CRESCENT Â¬ MCI1ATI RL 1 Iu Effect March 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort 630am 300pm 643am 320pm Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuviilis 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 651am 332pm 702am 348pm 708am 358pm 720am 415pm 800am 430pm 812am 442pm 822am 452pm 828am 458pm D Cram of 840am 510pm 920aml 530pm 932am 542pm 93Sam 548pm 1000am 1040am 1056am 1110am 1125am 1135am 1155am Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad-Â¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself com- Â¬ 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- Â¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C fBS Paris 41 JOHN CONNELLY Arr Stamping Ground All OIV1UC1I Arr Elkhorn Arr Frankfort wrA - gu A Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is GenTpast Agt P mpt y answered solicited Prices reasonable Fkankfort Ky supr 948am 558pm 610pm 635pm 646pm 653pm 704pm 711pm 725pm eXsTT3mbe2o PARIS KENTUCKY k iTStiiMJhMiMHM ip jjj jaHTr n - mminilr r nr iTTViwii -i rtypyiiirijj isjir t if j fv r rf- if fl 1- - i L NEWS ITEMS The Universal Peace union Tuesday offered its services as arbitrator in the coal strike It was denied Tuesday by the parties most interested that a consolidation o the New Jersey Central and the Lehigh Valley railroads is contemplated The rumor has been frequently circulated and as often denied At San Jose Cal Sheriff Linden arrested Mrs Sarah Schofield Daniel Douvher and Irving Mann the Â¬ -- 2 GOLLF THE BOUKBOtf NEWS- - FRIDAY AUGUST 13 1897 CONFESSES At Six SUGAE ESDPOKTS of the Principal Ports During the Month of duly That He Killed pr y Sfr f G IT tev T 7 - H represented himself as a correspondent of El Populo Tho prisoner can not be tried under the laws providing for the trial and punishment of anarchists as this law is so framed that a person prosecuted tinder its provisions must have used or attempted to use explosives in the commission or attempt to commit the crime charged against him However there is no doubt Golli will be summarily tried and sentenced The public demands the adoption of stringent measures against anarchists and also against those who are in symÂ¬ pathy with them Golli has confessed that he killed Senor Canovas to avenge the Barcelona anarchists and the insurgent leader Don Jose Rizal who was executed at Manila Philippine islands on December 30 last as the instigator of the Philippine rebellion Dr Rizaldenied that he was a rebel leader but he ad-Â¬ mitted that he had drawn up the statutes of the Philippine league In Gollis room the police found Mon Â¬ day a large double barreled pistol It appears that when he left the house Sunday he carried a parcel which is believed to have contained a bomb The theory is that he hid this somewhere in Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ lona Anarchists and Insurgent Xieadex Don Jose Rizea Who Was Executed at Manila Madrid Aug- 10 It appeared Mon day evening- that Golli the assassin - Canovas to Avenge Barce Â¬ Â¬ This Government to Be Represented in thm International Exposition on Hygiene Sanitary Service on Shipboard Sec rotary Bliss Issues a Warning Washington Aug 11 The treasury statement of the imports of sugar shows that the July importations at the six principal ports Baltimore Boston New Orleans New York Philadel Â¬ phia and San Francisco aggregated Â¬ A dispatch from Barcelona says that Golli arrived there in December 1895 coming from Marseilles He was em- Â¬ ployed in the printing office of the Re view Social Science managed by the anarchist engineer Tarrida Marmel formerly imprisoned in Montjuich fortress at Barcelona Golli was implicated in the terrible crime of the celebration of Corpus Christi although he left Barcelona a few days before it occurred He was denounced to the police for complicity but he had already disap- Â¬ the fields peared Madrid Aug 10 Further details of the assassination show that Senor Canovas plel Castillo and his wife were present Sunday morning at the celebration of mass in the chapel attached to the baths After mass the premier was reading and conversing with some reporters when the assassin approached and fired three shots at him with a re- Â¬ volver hitting him in the forehead chest an left ear The wounded man Assassin fell to the ground crying Long live Spain The murderer who was immediately seized by the people who were in the vicinity of the crime was severely han dled and might have been killed had it not been for the protection afforded S him by a number of civil guards who soon ran to the scene of the assassination The prisoner who declared he had killed the premier in the accomplishment of a just vengeance at first gave the name of Einaldi and claimed that the deed was the outcome of an extensive anarchist conspiracy Later however the assassin confessed that was name Michelo his real Angine Golli that he was 2G years of age a native of Boggia near Naples and that he left Italy and came to Spain in 1S9G After reaching Spain Golli according to his confession resided at Barcelona and participated in the doings of the various anarchist associations of that place and vicinity After sojourning at Barcelona for some time Golli visited France and Belgium and returned to Spain in July last Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ iard will take place probably on Thursday Meanwhile the remains will lie here in state The Spanish newspapers with Â¬ out regard to difference of political opinion express their horror and in dignation at the crime and their satisfaction that the assassin is not a Span Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The funeral of Senor Canovas will the reciprocity treaty with Hawaii The naval armor board was in ses- sion asram Tuesdav in the ordnance bureau devoting nearly all of the time to a study of the accumulated informa- Â¬ tion in the navy department bearing on the subject of their investigation Of this there is a great store including the great mass of data collected for the benefit of Secretary Herbert when he reported to congress upon the cost of production of armor and also the material collected in pursuance of the in- Â¬ vestigation into the defective armor supplied some years ago by one The board has of the firms arranged for a visit to Bethlehem and also to Carnegies armor works Beth-Â¬ lehem will be visited Monday morning just how long a stay will be made there has not yet been settled but from there the board will go to Carnegies place near Pittsburgh Both of the armor makers have volunteered to admit the members of the board individually to the interior of their establishments and to furnish all proper information called for which removes an expected obstacle to the investigation Dr Joseph J Kinyoun passed assist- Â¬ ant surgeon United States marine hos- Â¬ pital service has been designated by the secretary of the treasury to repre- Â¬ sent this government at the interna- Â¬ tional exposition on hygiene and sani- Â¬ tary service on ship board tobe held in Brussels in September Dr Kinyoun has also been appointed a delegate to the Berlin International conference to be held in October to discuss the leprosy question Dr Kinyoun has been in- Â¬ structed to visit the several bacteriological laboratories on the continent for the purpose of obtaining informa-Â¬ tion for the use of the Marine hospital service as to recent advances in the in-Â¬ vestigation of contagious diseases Dr Kinyoun will return to the United States in December next The state department has not yet re- Â¬ ceived the application from the British government for permission to run a telegraph line through the United States territory connecting the gold fields of the Klondyke with the outer world It is said that the application will raise a new question only comparable to that which was involved in the establishment of the mixed mail route in Alaska which gave rise to so much Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 178004000 pounds valued at 4152245 Of this amount 43009113 pounds valÂ¬ ued at 1242863 came in free under Â¬ t i height wears a full beard and spectacles and his manner is that of a quiet law abiding citizen He says he is satisfied with having done his duty and asserts that he had no personal grudge against the premier and was merely obeying orders received from his superiors in the secret society to which he belonged He frankly professes an archist doctrines says he was sent in 1895 to three months imprisonment in the jail at Lucerne in Italy and claims that he escaped from there to Marseilles from which port he made his waj to Barcelona Senora A Canovas wife of the premier who was but a short distance away from her husband when the crime was committed rushed to his side upon hearing the shots As the premier lay dying on the ground she bitterly reproached the murderer for his crime Golli in reply to the agoniz ing words of the distracted wife said I respect you because you are an honorable lady but I have done my duty and I am now easy in my mind for I have avenged my friends and brothers Â¬ In appearance Golli is of medium Â¬ Secretary Bliss has taken cognizance of the rush to the Klondyke gold fields and Alaska and has issued the follow- Â¬ ing warning to the general public To Whom it May Concern In view of information received at this department that 3000 persons with 2000 tons of baggage and freight are now waiting at the entrance to White pass in Alaska for an opportunity to cross the mountains to the Yukon river ana that many more are preparing to join them I deem it proper to call the attention of all who contemplate making that trip to the exposure privation suffering and danger incident thereto at this ad Â¬ vanced period of the season even if they should succeed in crossing the To reach Dawson City mountains when over the pass 700 miles of dif- Â¬ ficult navigation on the Yukon river without adequate means of transporta- Â¬ tion will still be before them and it is doubtful if the journey can be com- Â¬ pleted before the river is closed by ice I am moved to draw public notice to these conditions by the gravity of the possible consequences to people de- Â¬ talk Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tained in the mountainous wilderness during five or six months of an arctic winter where no relief can reach them however great the need C N Bliss Secretary of the Interior Washington Aug 11 The William Cramp Sons Ship Engine Building Co of Philadelphia Tuesday brought suit against the United States govern- Â¬ ment in the court of claims to recover damages alleged to have been in curred by the company in build ing the battleships Massachusetts Iowa and Indiana and the cruisers New York Brooklyn and Co lumbia The complainants cite delays and defaults of the United States in furnishing the armor plate and plans tinder the contracts as the basis of the Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ of Montjuich excitement prevails at Trinity Center and vicinity over a rich strike made by the Graves brothers and Henry Carter in the drift claim of the Coffee creek In four days they took out gold valued at 68000 The largest piece was worth 812000 They expect to take from 150 000 to 200000 oat of the pocket The gold is coarse and lies between walls of porphry and resembles melted gold poured in the seams Constantinople Aug 10 Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria accompanied by the Bulgarian premier M Stoiloff arrived here Monday morning and proceeded to the Yildiz palace where the prince will be the guest of the sultan until Wednesday next Prince Ferdinand in Constantinople Kich Gold Strike in California Weaverviixe Cal Aug 10 Great proceedings The amounts claimed in the several suits aggregate the sum of 1736149 Washington Aug 11 The returns for cotton to the department of agri Â¬ culture indicate an average condition of 869 on August 1 as compared with 860 on July 1 an increase of nine tenths of one point The average con- Â¬ dition August 1 1896 was S01 and the average condition on August 1 for the last ten years is SO 1 There has been a decided improvement in Georgia North Carolina and South Car-Â¬ olina where the conditions have advanced ten seven and six points respectively Â¬ i iK r s i himself New York stock exchange and of the importing firm of Eead Parsons Co stock brokers in the Edison building committed suicide Monday by shooting aged Stock Broker Suicides New York Aug 10 Wm G Eead Count Posadowsky jr 88 years old senior member of thi Berlin Aug 11 Wehners Successor The ning struck and killed I O Lowery his son and A M Wright here Tuesday morning They took refuge from the rain in Wrights barn After the storm was over all three were found dead The barn was only slightly dam Â¬ appointment Three Killed by lightning Lancaster Terr Aug 11 Light- - of Baron Von Thielman the retiring German ambassador to the United States as secretary of the imperial treasury in succession to Count Pona dowsky Wehner is gazetted THE MINERS IS HE FAILING TROOPS ROUTED Decisive Battle Between Spaniards amd I Xn the Spring Hill Mines Are Getting Sixty surgents Spanish Loss in O ulcers and Men Nine Cents They Go Back to Work Thus Secretary John Shermans Mind Wor Said to Have Been Heavy Further Complicating the Situation rying His Friends Pittsburgh Aug 12 The fact just Havana Aug 12 Official information has reached Havana of a decisive made public that the men at work in the Spring Hill mine of Dempster The Aged Statesman Forgetful of His State Â¬ battle between thg Spanish troops and ments in Recent Interviews and Denies patriot forces in Matanzas The Span Boyd Co were getting 69 cents has Them All England and Spain An Â¬ ish troops were routed after a hard further complicated the strike situagry Over Shermans Words This rate has been paid since battle with heavy losses tion This news caused a sensation in Ha July 16 New Yoke Aug 11 Secretary Sher-Â¬ vana as Capt Gen Weyler is now in There are 9 men at work in this mine and 200 mine wagons are mined man through a New York newspaper Matanzas and there is belief that the every day This is dumped directly Tuesday denies that he has submitted Spanish troops directly under him were into the tenders of locomotives on the to any interviews within the past twe those which suffered defeat weeks and in mild fashion declares Gen Gomez and a large force of Pennsylvania railroad will be made by the strik- Â¬ that everything published as coming patriots were due in Matanzas about An effort ers to get the miners out but the latter from him was imagination on the part this time and he probably led the Cubans though this is only surmise say they will continue at work until of those writing the articles Mr Sherman must either be most for The Spanish loss in officers and men forced out The latest movement of the miners getful or his mental faculties are seri- Â¬ is said to have been greater than in the strikers indicate that leaders have abandoned all hope of ously impaired Monday at the state any recent battle The Spanish were drawing the coke region into the strike department he talked very freely with compelled to give way leaving many and have adopted a plan of using the everyone who called there to ask him dead on the field Much concern is exhibited at the palcokers to assist the strikers in a more about Canovas assassination Sunday night at his residence the ace The rapid concentration of Cuban profitable way Committees have been in the coke secretary was unusually communica- Â¬ troops upon the Santa Clara border has been noted here and fears are enter- Â¬ region all week collecting money and tive to newspaper men As an illustration that something is tained that the Cubans flushed with provisions The headquarters of the district officials of the United Mine wrong with the venerable statesman it their success in Matanzas will attempt Workers in this city are still besieged can oe stated that on Sunday evening a demonstration against Havana with piteous appeals for aid from the when the representative of a local pa Â¬ Gen Gomez himself may have led starving women and children of the per called and first notified him of the such an attack but it is more probable starving miners More than 1000 Spanish premiers death Mr Sherman this work will be left to his lieutenant worth of provisions have been dis Â¬ seemed lost and inquired Canovas I Maj Gen Carillo tributed during the last two days and know he was a Spanish official but I A rumor reached this city that rail- Â¬ the requests for help are away in ex- Â¬ forget whether he was a liberal or con- Â¬ road traffic had been stopped on almost all the lines running through Matanzas cess of the means to respond Around servative in politics Some of Shermans friends insist province the Bunola mine and along the Wheel- Â¬ Excitement was added to by a later ing division of the B 0 railroad the that it is more absent mindedness than mental decay They argue that as long report that Gen Weyler had ordered suffering seems to be worst In many homes there seems to be nothing but as five years ago in the senate he got the Marquis d Ahumada the acting dry bread to eat and in some cases not badly tangled in his speeches and some- Â¬ governor general to send as large a times several minutes elapsed before force of troops as could be spared tc even this he could proceed and that when he did the vicinity of Guines near the border Arrangements have been made for a big labor meeting in McKeesport SatÂ¬ he was given to repetition and state- Â¬ of Havana and Matanzas provinces urday evening which all the striking ments which had no bearing on the Additional artillery was snipped to Guines miners in the Turtle Creek and Monon subject discussed It is well known here that Sherman The present situation of Gen Weyler gahela valleys are expected to attend The meeting will be in charge of the is the easiest man in the cabinet to in Â¬ is similar to that of Martinez Campos terview and he talks freely on most when he tried in December 1895 to striking puddlers committee check the famous raid of Gomez and The striking miners who were former important subjects His denial of the interviews for Maceo and was compelled to fall back employes of the New York and Cleve- Â¬ which the British severely criticise successively at Colon Jovellanos and land Gas Coal Co met Wednesday af- Â¬ ternoon and formed a permanent or- Â¬ him is looked upon here as strange in Coliseo ganization and appointed a committee view of the fact that he gave absolute CONSUL GENERAL LEE from each mine to take charge of the consent for these publications There is no doubt that the indiscret And Other Foreign Representatives Tender strike at these mines Their Official and Following the organization they at- Â¬ utterances of the secretary cause the the Death of SenorPersonal Condolence on Canovas tended a meeting at Turtle Creek ad- Â¬ other high government officials much Havana Aug 12 Consul General dressed by Mrs Jones of Chicago at concern and it is believed that pres- Â¬ Lee Mr Gallan the British consul and which 3000 miners and their wives sure has been brought to bear on him other foreign representatives called at were present from the different sec-Â¬ to deny having authorized the re-Â¬ the palace Wednesday to tender their cent interviews regarding England and official tions of the district and personal condolences to the The feature of the meeting was the Spain acting governor general the Marquis crowning of Emma Haas with a wreath Ahumada on the death of Senor Can- Â¬ F MARION GRIFFITH of daisies by Mrs Jones who presented ovas here to the miners as the Joan of Arc Democrat Prohahly Elected Successor to The afternoon newspapers contain the Hate Congressman Holman of America This is the Indianapolis Ind Aug 11 The special dispatches from Madrid com Â¬ cripple who came into prominence menting upon the significance of the through firing a pistol as the miners election for congressman in the Fourth friendly messages of President McKin marched past her home on their daily Indiana district recently represented ley Sherman Gen Stewart L Wood Â¬ visits to the mines Her father was by Judge W S Holman whose death ford and Hannis Taylor in Spains working in Plum Creek mine and occurred in Washington last April hour of sorrow she said she fired the pistol to La Lucha urges the erection of a enthuse her father with the just cause monument to the deceased statesman of the strikers She was brought be Â¬ in the Plaza fore the deputies and the pistol was The Spanish mail steamer which left taken from her She was told if she Wednesday carried home a thousand repeated the performance she would be sick soldiers and marines sent to the reform school Mrs Jonesi Capt Gen We3rler entered Havana on said the girl will be sent to school ancF horseback with an escort of cavalry at educated for her future work in life 6 oclock Wednesday evening He was is intended to make of her a speaker It received by the authorities on the out-Â¬ on economic and industrial topics skirts and as he passed through the streets the crowds cheered for Spain FOR MONEY and Weyler Having arrived at the palace the cap Aged Couple Murdered Near IJellefontaino tain general received a number of dep Â¬ Their Daughter the First to Discover tho utations and representatives of all Crime classes of society He was evidently Aug 12 One of Bellefontaine 0 deeply moved by the news of the death the most terrible crimes in the history of Senor Canovas and said that as soon of Logan county was committed in as he heard of it he started for Havana Union township about three miles He characterized the calamity as an southwest of this citv David Derrick immense national loss adding and his wife a wealthy couple were F MARION GRIFFITH I was completely identified with his found murdered at their home Tuesday There were policy was sent to Cuba by him and Henry Hale a neighbor related the was held Grif Â¬ was his personal friend It has been Marion candidates three following story Wednesday morning Mrs David Watson and daughter of fith Democrat Frank Lee repub- Â¬ perhaps due to him that the real inter- Â¬ New Richland drove to the home of lican and M W Browder popu- Â¬ ests of Cuba have been conserved the couple Mrs Watsons parents list About a two thirds vote was MANY LIVES LOST They found the house locked and de- Â¬ polled Returns have been very slow tected a terrible stench They called in coming in but the indications are And Much Damage to Property the Kesult of the Earthquake in India Hale and together they entered that Mr Griffith has been successful by San Francisco Cal Aug 12 Ad Â¬ Prostrate on the floor lay the life- Â¬ a plurality of from 1000 to 1400 ditional details of the great earthquake less body of Detrick undressed and CANOVAS ASSASSIN in June which made all India tremble covered with bed clothes The walls about him were covered with blood as DTas Been Identified as Michael Angiolino received in mail advices confirm the original reports of its severity In of Foggia Italy was the floor 11 A dispatch from Northern Bengal Assam and Cachar In the doorway between two bed- Â¬ Madrid Aug rooms Mrs Detrick was found dead Lucera Italy says that the Italian the shocks continued for some time They had been murdered for their police have identified Golli the assas Â¬ The mortaility in the Clierra hills is money by some one familiar with the sin of Senor Canovas as Michael Angio- Â¬ estimated at from 4000 to G000 At Goal Para a tidal wave destroyed place They were chloroformed about lino He is 33 years of age and was The a year ago and robbed born at Foggia capital of the province the bazar and GO lives were lost cov- Â¬ earth is fissured and the country is of that name in the Apulian plain Alderman Sentenced for Contempt was very bad ered with mud and sand The tele- Â¬ His military record Chicago Aug 12 Alderman William He proved an indifferent and disobedi- Â¬ graph office at Cherra and all Pucca Mangier was sentenced Wednesday by ent soldier and was sent for three buildings were destroyed and the na- Â¬ Judge Dunne to pay a fine of 1000 and years service in the disciplinary bat- Â¬ tives were forced to flee for their lives The country is flooded as the earth serve 90 days in the county jail for con- Â¬ talion Subsequently he became a has subsided along the banks of the tempt of court Alderman Mangier a compositor few weeks ago publicly stated that he In Aptil 1S96 he was sentenced to 18Â¬ Brahmaputra causing great damage to had been approached by a prominent months imprisonment for dissem- the crops Similar reports are received business man with an offer of 2000 to inating anarchist propoganda but after from many other places vote for the General Electric Street serving a part of the term he escaped SISTER OF CHARITY railway franchise ordinance On be Â¬ to Spain He comes of an honest fam Â¬ ing summoned by the grand jury to ily His father who is a tailor is grief Arrested Charged With Begging on the Streets of Newark N J testify to the name of the alleged busi- Â¬ stricken by the crime of the son Â¬ New York Aug 12 A Gerry society ness man Alderman Mangier refused The provisional and commual countelegrams of agent caused the arrest Wednesday of claiming that in telling his story he cils of Foggia have sent would incriminate himself His per- Â¬ of condolence to the Spanish govern Â¬ i sister of charity Maria Rosa of New Â¬ ark N J for begging in the street sistent refusal to testify although ment denouncing he assassin She was accompanied by promised immunity for himself led to Collapsed Balloon in the White Sea Lena McGowan She had been warned the contempt proceedings According to a by the agent but persisted in begging 11 London Aug Canovas Remains in Madrid dispatch to the Daily Mail from Copen Â¬ and he took her and the little girl to Madrid Aug 12 The remains of hagen Capt Mortensen of the bark the societies rooms Then the sister the late premier of Spain Senor del Ansgar bound from Dublin to Onega was cautioned and released Shortly Castillo arrived here at 655 a m Wed- Â¬ at the mouth of the Onega river on the afterward the agent saw her begging nesday from Santa Agueda They White sea reports that on July 13 again and called a policeman who arÂ¬ were met at the railroad station by the when about two days sail east of rested both her and the girl The mag- Â¬ ministers members of the diplomatic North Cape the northernmost point of istrate before whom she was arÂ¬ corps and the eivil and military au-Â¬ Europe then being in the Arctic wa- Â¬ raigned discharged her on her promise thorities of Madrid and its vicinity ters he saw a collapsed balloon which to return at once to the institution at Immense crowds of people were assem- Â¬ is believed to be Herr Andrees Newark N J bled about the depot Michigan Miners Strike Bishop Howe Dead 11 Company lit Rev WilliamÂ¬ Saginaw Mich Aug 12 About 100 In Bad London Aug Gbeensburg O Aug 12 H C Walsham Howe D D bishop of Wake miners of the Saginaw Coal Co struck Humphrey of Letts this county was field died in Ireland Tuesday He was Wednesday for a rise of 15 cents per robbed while in company with young born in 1823 and consecrated bishop in ton They have been getting 70 cents men of this city and two Negro girls 188S Bishop Howe was the author of for all coal over a seven eighths screen A girl gave back the purse The police a jubilee hymn which was widely pub Â¬ The strike was started by 35 miners arrested Harry McMannaman Charles lished shortly before tliQ queens jubilee who came here from Ohio last week and were given work Speer and Charles Boyles on the charge Big Fire in a Kussian Town of conspiring to rob Humphrey They Negro dispatch Berlin Aug 11 A special says that Ashvilie NRapist lynched A mob were held to court C Aug 13 has been received here which greater from Buncomb county at an early hour Paper Mill Burned a great fire has destroyed the Wednesday morning lynched the Ne 12 Pe- Â¬ part of the Russian town of Matislavl The Manchester Ct Aug government jro rapist Bobb Brachett near the ter Adams Paper mill in Bickland was west of Moghiloff in the destroyed by fire Wednesday morning of Moheelev on the river Sozh an af icene of his crime at Weaverville iear here Loss upwards of 35000 The mill was fluent of the Dnieper - by ownedJ D Pickles Bro Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 16-year-- marriage charged with the murder oi Mrs Schofields husband about ten Jacob Tomp At Rochester kins of 464 Congress street Detroit was perhaps fatally injured Monday afternoon by being run over by a New York Central train His left leg was amputated near the hip and he was in ternally injured There was a break in the Welland canal Tuesday The steamer Britan nic bound up ran into Lock 6 and carried away four gates Navigation is stopped at this end until repairs can be made When this will be it is impossible to state at present The state department has been advised that Ira C Farley traveling in Cuba for a New York cigarette company was captured by the Spanish forces and has been turned over to Consul General Lee to be sent out of the island Parley is a citizen of Mas sachusetts Countess Cowley the trial of whose action for a divorce from her husband Earl Cowley began in the divorce division of the high court of justice in October last has been granted a decree of absolute divorce and has been allowed alimony to the amount of 2200 a year for life The approaching marriage is announced in London of Capt Arthur Hay a brother of the earl of Erroll and a captain in the Second battalion of the Queens Own Cameron High- landers to Hermoine daughter of Mrs Schenley who has large property interests at Pittsburgh Pa Cyrus A Hull the confidential agent of Hayes and Walker Chicago arrested on the charge of obtaining by fraud money belonging to his employers ap- Â¬ peared before Judge Snider at Hamil- Â¬ ton Ont Monday He said he was willing to return to Chicago Detective Corbus of Chicago has left with Hull for that city Four French officers have just made a record ascent of Mont Blanc via the route followed by the famous Alpine guide Jacques Balmat who is said to have been the first to reach the summit The route the officers followed has not been used since 1S20 They made four attempts before success NY Â¬ son of Mrs Schofield by her first days ago sa Mai Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 3Kr Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ a Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ crowned their efforts A wife murder was committed some time during Saturday night at the vil-Â¬ lage of Fieldsborough N J While Ann Robinson aged 31 years was sleeping in her bed with two children nestling on her bosom her crazy hus Â¬ band James Robinson cut her throafcrj Then he drew the razor across his own throat cutting a dqep but not fatal Â¬ Sto gash The assassination of the prime min- Â¬ ister of Spain Senor Canovas del Cas- Â¬ tillo has caused a feeling of horror in Rome Many flags are half masted The premier the Marquis Di Rudini and the cabinet ministers paid per- Â¬ sonal visits to the Spanish em- Â¬ King Humbert has tele Â¬ bassy graphed his condolences to the queen regent 1 the government at the Bridgeport Ammunition works was at the department Tuesday and stated chat the ammunition found on thd Morgan belonged to the government and was being shipped to New York A special dispatch from Brussels says that Lieut De Gerlache the leader of the Belgian Antartic expedition which is to sail shortly for southern waters on the steamer Belgica is much disap- Â¬ pointed owing to the lack of room on board the ship and that he has been Dbliged to decline the valuable offer of Dr Frederick A Cook Lieut Pearys companion to join in the Belgian ex- Â¬ resenting day afternoon The assassination of the prime min- Â¬ ister of Spain has caused great excite- Â¬ ment and activity among the police of all branches in London All the men absent on leave have been recalled and constant communications are going on between the British police headquar Â¬ ters in London Scotland yard and the headquarters of the Spanisli police at Madrid Golli the assassin of Senor Canovas ilel Castillo was known in Barcelona under the name of Achillolli He former- Â¬ ly worked as a compositor and was also known under the alias of Jose Sonto He was classed as a militant anarchist md was an intimate friend of Ascheri the perpetrator of the outrage in the Calle de Cambros Golli fled from Bar- Â¬ celona after the outrage referred to The government will order the re- Â¬ lease of the schooner Blanche Morgan now detained at Bridgeport Ct as a suspected filibuster Capt Verry rep Â¬ mC iVP A pedition At a special performance given n i t- Republique Paris for the benefit of the Spanish refugees in Paris Tarrida Marmol the Spanish anarchist who was formerly imprispned in Montjuich fortress Barcelona delivered a violent speech in the course of which he urged that Senor Canovas del Castillo should be killed It is reported that he will be at the Theater Sun- Â¬ - De La r T 32 - en w Â¬ Baseball club announced Monday night that he had secured Cottman and Fox of the minor league The deal was perfected Monday Cottman is the crack center fielder of the Ft Worth team and Fox captain of the Coopers town N Y organization Wallace Campbell of New York known as Wally De Forrest an actor lied suddenly at the Pennsylvania railroad station Chester Pa Sunday afternoon He- had come from Balti Â¬ more to fill an engagement at a local park and became ill soon after begin Â¬ ning his journey Death was due to Dneumonia - arrested Manager Wagner of the Washington 1 THE BOtJEEON NEWfe FEIDAT AUGUST AFTERGLOW I pray that time full many years may bring so affairs of the bank should be settled said the solicitor there would be mon- Â¬ ey enough to satisfy the depositors and other creditors with possibly a small dividend for the stockholders As to the latter however the colonel inti- Â¬ mated that Philip would do well to leave it out of his plans for the future in the meantime and for present neces- Â¬ sities there were a few hundred dollars which he the colonel had taken the liberty to transfer from Hallams to his own bank out of the last dividend which sum was subject semi-annu- al 13 1897 LESSON TO A TRUCKMAN One Who Stood His Ground and Ye Was Not Run Over His general appearance was that of a doctor of divinity but his shoulders and chest were those of a prize fighter He had snow white hair and beard and must have been about 70 years old As he stood infthe roadway at the junction of Montague and Court streets Brook Â¬ lyn waiting for a trolley car people gazed at him because he was a very no- Â¬ ticeable specimen of mankind If he noticed the notice he gave no sign of it but leaned on his cane waiting pa Down Montague street came a truck driver of the pestiferous variety As soon as he saw the old gentleman he howled opprobriously at him in the language of his species which is gen- Â¬ erally unintelligible a very good thing The old man didnt move He didnt even look around Now there was plenty of room for the truck to pass in front of him In fact if the driver had kept in a straight line he would have cleared the waiting man by ten feet but he didnt keep to the straight line In order to assert the superiority of him who goes on wheels over him who goes on foot the truckman headed directly tor the old man yawping PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL Denman Thompson is living on his farm in New Hampshire and says he has no notion of acting any more Daniel Webster was extraordinar Â¬ ily fond of oxen and all those on his farm knew him by sight and would f ol- low him like dogs George Eliot wrote for eight years with the same pen and when she lost it bewailed her misfortune as almost And round about us heap his flowers and snow That we a down the western slope may Clasped hand in hand as in that joyous spring When first together we did learn to sing The songrs of youth beside the rivers flow The songs our hearts unto the end shall know If now no more the woodlands with them ring And we shall sit on many a golden eve Beside the fire and dream of other days When we were young and laugh a wrinkled laugh Nor mourn nor sigh that loud the winds do grieve For thou shalt more than multiply the Mays And I the long Decembers count but half Joris Von Linden in Chicago Record -- A CASE IN EQUITY BY FRANCIS LYNDE LCopyrieht 1895 by J B Lippincott Co Continued He kept his room at Duncans and rode often up the valley both for the sake of the intimacy which the nature of his quest made impossible elsewhere and because he honestly wanted to be true to the new ideal and he went of tener and stayed longer when he be gan to feel the ground slipping from under him in the small matter of sentiment He said rather bitterly that he must be true to something that he should lose what little self respect his fickle precipitancy had left him if he suffered himself to swerve from the plain path he had chosen in the day of illness For some of the doubts and much of the dissatisfaction Elsie was herself answerable She was frank with- Â¬ out being confidential she was affectionate and sympathetic but she never gae him an opportunity to add a word to those already spoken She rejoiced frankly in his stubborn perseverance Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ xm openly thankful when the tide of ill health began to ebb but beyond all this Philip felt that there was a bar- Â¬ rier which he had never been permit Â¬ ted to pass He told himself that it was maidenly modesty a nice refine- Â¬ ment of womanly delicacy which de Â¬ fended her from the ambiguity of his impulsive declaration and in this be Â¬ lief he went about seeking the op Xortunity for plainer speech which chance or something else persistently denied him Sometimes it was Elsies mood oftener it was the presence of a either Duncan or his third person wife or Protheroe After such baffle- Â¬ ments Philip scourged himself dutiful- Â¬ ly heaping abuse on his own head for not overriding such trivial obstacles He insisted that he owed it to himself no less than to Elsie that there should be a clear understanding between them driven into words the thought would have been that he would be surer of himself when there was no possibili- Â¬ ty of retreat Without doubt and in the face of in the Kilgrow affair and she was trimmings had risen a apidly upon the square of land well within he limits of the new Allacooehce which had been donated by the town company It was characteristic of the time andÂ¬ place that the county officers were mov ing into the new building while the painters and decorators were still at work and Philip crossed the street to get out of the way of a van load of fur- Â¬ niture which the driver was vainly at-Â¬ tempting to back over a pile of debris in front of the entrance Farther down the street Philip met another load and at the fofit of the cascade of steps flow- Â¬ to Philips order The same mail brought a letter from ing down from the porch of the old Helen The securities which had been courthouse he found a third van into set aside for her marriage portion were which a gang of negro workmen were still safe and her letter from begin Â¬ loading the furniture of Judge Wilkin- Â¬ ning to end was an urgent appeal to sons office During many oE the days spent in Philip to divert the settlement to his mother Blinded by the dull rage canvassing the town for possible which lashes out indiscriminately be clews Thllip had haunted the court- Â¬ cause its real object is out of reach house and more from force of habit Philip was in no mood to search for af- Â¬ than for any other reason he climbed fectionate subtleties in a letter which the steps and strolled Into the room should have stirred his better nature which had been the office of the judge to its more hopeful depths He read it of probate The place was bare and va Â¬ with unreasoning bitterness wrote a cant the counter where he had so often formal reply thanking her for her dis- pored over the books of record was interestedness and asking to be re gone and the floor was covered with leased from an engagement which in a litter of waste paper which rustled view of his losses was no longer sup- under his feet like the autumn leaves in portable to him scribbled a hurried a forest When he entered the negroes note to his mother giving her the were moving an ancient case of pigeon-Â¬ barest outline of what he had done holes from the place against the wall and ordering his horse galloped off to and Philip smiled at the prompt ceDuncan farm to tell Elsie of the new lerity with which they put it down at the sound of the noon whistles Before misfortune He got speech with her alone for a the echoes of the blasts had died away wonder and she listened and answered they were all gone save one a grizzled with ready sympathy concluding by old uncle who had brought his dinner and who sat dowmon the floor in a corasking him what he would do For the present and until I can get ner of the room to eat it Philip gazed abstracted at the justice for Kilgrow just what Ive been heavy piece of furniture which was all doing all summer After that it will be that remained of the office fittings un- Â¬ for you to say I dont understandshesaidshrink til he suddenly remembered that it had ing a little from the half menace in his been the receptacle for recorded deeds then it occurred to him that here was leply Philip was disposed to be perverse the last traceable point in the history of and the thought came to 2iim quickly the missing document Each pigeon Â¬ that Helen could not be so obtuse if she hole contained a drawer on which was You ought to know by this painted a letter of the alphabet and tried time he began his resentment finding Philip mechanically drew out the one It was empty he knew its way into his voice Ill not say it marked K and pushing as back he it though Ill not say anything now be- it would be cause Im in no frame of mind to meas left the room and the building At the ure words with you or anybody Just foot of the steps the old negro overtook the same you mustnt begin at this him Yaas sah please sah you all done late day to try to elude the fact that you drap dishyer when yous lookin in dat are responsible for what I am It was a brutal speech and Thorn- Â¬ ol chist Philip glanced carelessly at the dyke was sorry for it when the ride back to town gave him time to reflect folded paper in the mans hand and was but he had gone to Elsie with the thought that she would in some way make haste to set herself over against Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Not to give sober second thought a chance to counsel better things he pocketed the forged deed and went straight to the dingy little office next door to Catrons store The old notary was sitting at his desk and the lines of reticence in his sallow face deepened into wrinkles when he looked up and saw who had opened the door Thorn- Â¬ dyke wasted no time in introductory phrases T wo or three months ago Mr Prag- Â¬ more I asked you some questions about a deed purporting to have been given by John Kilgrow to James Cates The record shows that you attested it but you denied any recollection of the cir- Â¬ cumstances Will you tell me now that you did not antedate your certificate six years or more that you did not acknowledge the signature of a man whom you believed to be dead Pragmore stiffened himself in his chair and made no sign though he had to moisten his thin lips to say You caynt prove anything The sullen defiance overdrew what- Â¬ ever amount of prudence the discovery of the deed had left Thorndyke Leaning over the desk he held the paper out-Â¬ spread before the eyes of the old man Do you pretend to say that this is not your signature Will you tell me that you dont know Fenchs handwriting when you see it Did the printers make a mistake of five years when they put their imprint on this blank The mask of inscrutability slipped aside for a moment and Pragmores face became gray and furred with terror Then he relapsed into sullen ness againbut there was an angry snarl in his voice when he spoke I dont know nothin about if nr what all yere aimin at but Ill tell ye first an last ye caynt bulldoze me This heres my office an since ye found the way in I reckon ye can find the way Â¬ Â¬ tiently too hard to bear Patti has a weakness for Mexican spaniels and wherever she goes carries two or more with her usually wrapped up in silk shawls Hon Winston Churchill eldest son of the late Lord Randolph Churchill will stand for parliament in the con- Â¬ tunity Lord Randolphs younger son John Henry Churchill now 17 years of age will study for the bar servative interest at the next oppor Â¬ wityer Giddiout d way Whats de matter imove When the Ihorse was almost upon Still the threatened one made no out Philip started off in a white heat of wrath Half way to the door he turned on Pragmore I came down here to give you one more chance to save yourself hesaid you dont deserve any more consideration than any common criminal but youre an old man and youve let these fellows make a tool of you Once for all will you turn states evidence or shall I send the sheriff after you Â¬ TO BE CONTINUED THE MOMENTOUS QUESTION It Was Brief and Simple But Full of Meaning much matter for thankfulness Philip was neither good enough nor bad enough to be wholly comfortable Like most compromises with ones conscience leaves the main question still unsettled and as to benefits it was to the giver and not to the receiver that the blessing was prom ised It is true that Philip had found an employment that called out the best there was in him and that in the bat tle he had somehow stumbled into the path that led away from sickness and Â¬ Â¬ the compounding Â¬ despondency mented by the thought that he had paid too dearly for ambition and bet Â¬ ter health It was if he had sold him self for an extension of life and the v herewithal to make it worth the hav ing Two grains of comfort he had man aged to sift out of the summers chaff One was that Helens sisterly letters added no fuel to the fires of conscience raid the other was the news that the bank in which the Thorndyke money was invested was in difficulties He smiled at the thouerht that he was able to extract comfort from this but so it was the threat of disaster made him throw himself with redoubled ardor into the case in equity It might easily happen that his attorneys fee would be all that was left him when the day of reckoning came and under the spur of this premonition he took Â¬ but at times he was tor- Â¬ Â¬ his troubles and he was disappointed and irritated because she had given him nothing more than the sjmpathy which she might well have poured into the wounds of a father or brother Now that the wheels of the retrospect- Â¬ ive machinery were set in motion Philip told himself that Elsies ardor had been steadily waning since that day three months before when she had armed and sent him forth to the battle It was impossible that he should understand that the change in their relations was inevitable that the candle which may suffice to light the fires of enthusiasm is still a candle after enthusiasm has become a d our-lug conflagration Still less could he grasp the fact that the change was chiefly in himself that with new am- Â¬ bitions and returning health he had outgrown the need for such ministra Â¬ tions as may save the life of a sick man On the contrary he blamed Elsie for not being what she had never been save in his own imagination he condemned Helen for withholding the affection which his letters to her had steadily discouraged and he ended by throw Â¬ ing himself with a keener desperation than ever before into the quest which had become the imperative motive of his existence Dismounting at the steps of the hotal he met Protheroe Have you seen Sharpless the en- Â¬ gineer asked She is a charming young woman the niore attractive because of her confid Â¬ ing credulity Her mdtlher as befits a Svoman of her responsibilities is a model of cautiousness The girl was talking of a man whose acquaintance with the family was still young- but whose qualities were such as to render him a very agreeable companion The mother tolerated him and the daughter encouraged him My dear said the former it seems to me that you are allowing Mr Gilder son to monopolize a great deal of your - him however he poked his stick gently Naturally the animal swerved aside The truckman pulled up leaned over and poured out a flood of vile language addressed to and reÂ¬ garding the old gentleman That worthy looked up andinquired mildly Are you talking to me The driver had got fairly started in another tirade when the other with a back handed sweep of his cane cut him full across the face With a yell of rage the ftruckTuffian dropped- the reins and seized his heavy whip There was a crack like a pistol shot as the cane fell across his wrist and the whip dropped Again tlhe cane swung and this time the truckman went over back Â¬ ward in his seat with a red1 welt across his forehead A smart cut across the horses flanks from the same weapon sent the animal forward with a leap and the truck was clear over at Fulton street when the driver sat up rubbing his head in bewilderment The old gentlemans car arrived and he boarded it leaving about 50 witnesses in a con Â¬ dition of gleeful and ecstatic satisfac- Â¬ tion X Y Sun into its neck Ex Dean Allen who has just died in his 95th year was the oldest clergy- Â¬ man of the church in Wales He re-Â¬ stored St Davids cathedral He was graduated at Trinity college Cam bridge no less than 72 years ago and ten years later was ordained priest Daniel OConnell youngest and last surviving son of the Liberator has just died at Bedford England aged 81 years He accepted the office of income tax commissioner from Palmerston 40 years ago and subscribed regularly tc the unionist fund to fight home rule President McKinley doffed his black silk tile to the Washington sum Â¬ mer and appeared in a remarkably high white stove pipe Nothing like it could be found in the Washington hat stores and there are apprehensions that like the inauguration suit it is of Canton manufacture Â¬ ALASKAN NATIVES - They Are Proud and Intelligent in Spite of Ragrgedness and Squalor John Muir the California naturalist and discoverer of the great Muir glacier writes of The Alaska Trip On the arrival of the steamer most of the passengers make haste to go ashore to see the curious totem poles in front of the massive timber houses of the Indians and to buy curiosities chiefly silver bracelets hammered from dollars and half dollars and tastefully engraved by Indian workmen blankets better than- those of civilization woven from the wool of wild goats and sheep - fcimey rhadnt noticed precious and should not be wasted But Mr Gilderson is a very bright and energetic young man And he seems exceedingly well bred Yes of your life between 19 and 27 are very I hope that you realize that the years it mamma left a note inside What does he want ne is looking for you I No believe he scowl on which is a polite way of say Â¬ I dont know He had his judicial ing that he looked ugly Â¬ yet more persistently And in the matter of resources Philip counsel of zeal and taxed his resources had developed a creditable measure of that ingenuity which is usually but not always the handmaiden of experience He had attempted through various channels to make overtures to Prag morc He had tried to trace Cates and his convenient witness He had ran sacked the old town ferreting out everyone who could give him the slight- Â¬ est information about Cates or Kilgrow the tenantry of the farm the raid of the revenue officers and such other scraps of local history as might have a bearing on the case He had ridden for days on the mountain in a hopeless attempt to find witnesses who could certify that Kilgrow had not been in Allacoochee on the 20th of May 18S5 And when all these expedients had been pushed to a fruitless conclusion he had secured the services of a New York detective who after three weeks of painstaking investigation threw up the case in disgust and went back to the metropolis The forests on Jubal mountain were beginning to hoist the ensign of au tumn when the professional tliief taker boarded the train for New York and Thorndyke was already sifting his brain for fresh suggestions when the laconic wires supplemented by the tar Â¬ dier but more explicit mail brought news of the failure of Hallams bank It was an assignment and so wrote Mrs Thorndyke hopefully the pub lished assets were much in excess of Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ possible consequence I know Protheroe said Hes one of my employers but thats no reason why I shouldnt tell you to look out for him Ive known him ever since the in Â¬ cubation of this tinsel city and hes a bad lot-- I dont pretend to guess at what youve been working on all sum- Â¬ mer but if your scheme includes Sharpless either as partner or a com- Â¬ petitor hell bear watching and not less in one case than in the other Thank you said Philip going in to get the note It was brief and per-Â¬ emptory Dear Sir it ran You will consult your own interests by conferring with me at once Come to my office or let me know when and where I can meet you H G SHARPLESS Philip intimated that Lawyer Sharp less moods and tenses were of the least that Fench and Sharpless were quite well informed as to his movements and their object and he had been expecting some attempt at bribery or intimidation ThaV iz had not come sooner he attributed to their knowledge of his lack of evidence They know well enough that I have no case he said turning out of the busy street and walkirfg aimlessly toward the old town And yet that reason is as good as it ever was Curse his impu- Â¬ dence He knows I cant get hold of a shred of proof and he means to bully me If I could only find that deed He left the sidewalk and picked his way around a heap of obstructions left by the builders in front of the new courthouse Chilmath county aug Â¬ Â¬ mented by the thriving citj had voted to abandon the weather worn building liabilities but a letter from Col Van in the old town and a new courtluse the Cott went nearer the truth When the imposing in pressed brick and stucco some time Thorndyke put the note into bii pocket and went out to think about it lie had been reasonably certain for And ha knows so many fine people He knows dukes and duchesses and one He has Please salt you alt done drap dishyer when or two of the crowned heads been abroad you Icnow yous looking in dat ole chist So I gathered from his conversa Â¬ about to deny its ownership when tion And he knows nabobs and heiresses Kil- Â¬ his eye caught the name grow on the back of one of in this country Yes my dear I havent the slightest He took the paper the folds with what nonchalance he could mus- Â¬ doubt of it There is only one question ter gave the old negro a quarter and fjhat arises in my mind What Is that mamma did not dare to look at the thing until he Do tliey laiow him had put a hundred yards of the forest Washington Star onJohns mountain between himself and the possibility of prying eyes The Same Colors Then he examined the square of grimy They were talking of their absent paper with a singing in his ears and the blood jumping from heart to brain sons and the fact that each of the There was no room for doubt or uncer gentlemen had a boy iu a different col- Â¬ tainty he held in his hand the forged lege did not prevent them from amica deed The document which had so long bly discussing their various prospects Well said one of them it wont be eluded him had come to him at last by the merest accident and if anything long before the athletV season and were needed to make his triumph com- Â¬ then I guess well hear something from plete it was added by the discovery that the orange and blue Yes was the reply the written text of the deed wasin the and therell Â¬ be some shouting done by the blue and unmistakable handwriting of Mr Jenkins Fench That was enough but gray Of course rejoined the third man there was another and still more con Â¬ clusive evidence of the forgery The and as my boj has gone to Princeton stationers imprint in the corner of the Ill have to put in a word for the black blank fixed its making five years later and orange but it doesnt make such a than the certified date of the document great deal of difference The boys are itself bound to come out under the same col ors in the end No said one XIV Cant be arranged exclaimed the DRAWING THE SWORD When the first burst of exultant ex other Oh yes it can citment had spent itself Thorndyke sat To what colors do you refer down upMi a flat topped stone and Golden Days Black and blue mapped out a plan of attack He would begin on Pragmore terrifjing the old Egyptians embalmed Alive nortary into submission and confession Prof Maspero the renowned Egyptol Â¬ by a sight of the forgery which he had made possible Then he would push ogist is authority for the statement Fench and Sharpless to the wall by in- - that among the royal mummies un aitutmg proceedings against them in bandaged in 1S6G was one of a joung both the civil and the criminal courts man who had evident1 been embalmed JJe would appty for an injunction re Â¬ alive The body had been tightly straining them from disposing of any bound in three places and then coated of the property in dispute He would with bitumen lime and pounded resin stop the wheels of business and seal up and then wound from head to foot with the fountain of Allacoochees prosperi- - bandages which had been soaked in y until Kilgrows rights were recog some glutinous preparation The agÂ¬ nized He would show these unscrupu Â¬ onized expression of the face and other lous Tobbers that though Justice might evidences gave the scientists their clew His age was probably about 23J be blind she never sleeps This was the outline of the temerari Â¬ The gold ornaments on his body indi- ous plan which ingeniously combined cated that he was one of high rank and all the elements of defeat and failure likely the victim of some terrible trag The impetuons zeal which had carried edy N Y Sun Thorndyke triumphantly over the dis Â¬ A Game Fighter couragements of the long search for John called his wife are you put evidence became at once a source of v eakness and a stumbling block in the ting the baby to sleep i rrii min iiicf inno iinrl bitfcerlv in tho way of final success and he was never Â¬ less a match for the crafty and conscienceless corporation attorney than Ive got him against the ropes he nh 1ht mnmpTit wlipn Vif hfriiovprl fhnt answered for there was yethopeIe- I victory was to be had for the talcing iron J imnuA Â¬ Â¬ Roads The trolley roads are rapidly covering Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with a network that is slowly and surely redistributing the population it seems almost inevitable that a great part of the present rural area of these three states will ultimately be included in the suburbs of their numerous and widely scattered industrial centers and of their dozen or more larger cities When this condition arrives if it does arrive rural life will have become suburban and farming aside from market gardening will have practically disappeared The bicycle and good roads are exerting a minor but considerable influence in the same direction Equally important is the fact that large areas in all sections of New Eng land are in process of transformation from farms to sites of country seats Residents of the cities are coming more and more to make their real homes in the country They are building- their country houses with more comfort and more solidity and are living in them a much larger part of the year than formerly The country season extends already from the 1st of May to the 1st of November and is still lengthening Improved railway and steamboat trans portation the multiplication of large fortunes greater leisure above all a growing appreciation of the sports and Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ENGLAND The Effect of the Xetworlc of Trolley A NEW NEW Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ resources of country- - life have contributed to this result It looks very much as if our urban society were attaching itself primarily to the land living on the land and leaving it for the city only in the festive season Whether this ten- Â¬ dency will produce again a landed aris- Â¬ tocracy instead of an aristocracy oi other forms of wealth who can say One thing only is sure it would pro- Â¬ duce thereby a new New England Â¬ carved spoons from the horns of these animals Shaman rattles miniature totem poles canoes paddles stone hatchets pipes baskets etc The traders in these curious wares are mostly women and children who gather on the front platforms of the half dozen stores sitting on their blankets seemingly careless whether they selL anything or not every other face blackened hideously a naked circle about the eyes and on the tip of thej nose where the smut has been weath- Â¬ ered off The larger girls and the young women are brilliantly arrayed in ribbons and calico and shine among the blackened and blanketed old crones like scarlet tanagers in a flock ofl blackbirds Besides curiosities most of them have berries to sell red yel- Â¬ low and blue fresh and dewy and look- Â¬ ing wondrous clean as compared with the people These Indians are proud and intelligent nevertheless and main- Â¬ tain an air of self respect which no amount of raggedness and squalor can wholly subdue Many conoes may be seen along the shore all fashioned alike with long and beak like sterns and prows the largest carrying 20 or 30 people What the mustang is to the Mexican vaquero the canoe is to the Indian of the Alaska coast They skim over the glassy shel Â¬ tered waters far and near to fish and hunt and trade or merely tt visit their neighbors Yonder goes a whole fam iljr grandparents and all the prow ol their canoe blithely decorated with handfuls of purple epilobium They are going to gather berries as tho baskets show Nowhere else in my travels north or south have I seen so many berries The woods and meadows and open spaces along tho shores are full of them huekleberrien of many species salmon berries rasp- Â¬ Atlantic The Peacocic at Home The real home of the peacock or pea Â¬ fowl is in India There they were and are hunted and their flesh is used for food As these birds live ire the same region as the tiger jjeacock hunt Â¬ ing is a very dangerous sport The long train of the peacock is not its tail- as many suppose but is composed of feathers which grow out just above the tail and are called the tail - Â¬ blackberries currants and gooseberries with fragrant strawber- Â¬ ries and service berries on the drier grounds and cranberries in the bogs sufficient for every worm bird and human being in the territory and thousands of tons to spare The In Â¬ dians at certain seasons roving in merry bands gather large quantities beat them into paste and then press the paste into square cakes and dry them for winter use to be eaten as a kind of bread with their oily salmon Berries alone with the lavish bloom that belongs to them are enough to show how fine and rich this northern wilderness must be Century berries coverts Peacocks have been known for many hundred years They are mentioned in the Bible Job mentions them and they are mentioned too in I Kings x Hundreds of years ago in Rome many thousand peacocks were killed for the great feasts which the emperors made The brains of the pea- Â¬ cocks were considered a gf eat treat and many had to be killed for a single feast Chicago News Able to Risk It My stars ejaculated a traveler who had while journeying- through the ArÂ¬ kansas backwoods stopped at a cabin You should not let to get his dinner child play with that loaded re- Â¬ that volver it is a terrible risk Aw I dunno replied the host non Â¬ where one named Bouveau who curi Â¬ ously enough had been walking a little apart from the rest died Bouveau had been struck on the head and his kepi and head were burned the current passing down bj his right ear to the got about fouteen shoulder whence it passed to his left chalantly Ive more children around the place some side The whole 18 men were more or whurs N Y World less affected Chicago Chronicle Surfeited Justifiable Homicide Sentimental Individual fat the sea Good day for the race said Able side Dont you injoy watching the said Cain What race breakers Human race said Abel Darned if I havent bitten at that o thing Ive had charge of a thing again said Cain and then that sort workhouse gang fer two years N Y used his club to prove that Abel was Journal liar N Y Truth 1 V Nothing in the histo- - of electrical phenomena parallels an occurrence of some five years ago at Bomges France Eighteen men of the Thirty seventh regiment of artillery were marching just outside of the town when a sud Â¬ den shower of rain made them run for shelter While in the act a flash of lightning mowed the whole party down with the exception of the commanding officer The first ranks were not badly injured but four men remained insen Â¬ sible and were carried to the hospital Freaks of Lichtnine - I Q THE BOURBON STOCK AND TURF NEWb NliS FRIDAY AUGUST 13 1897 The Rohhery Of Mrs Montgom ery K Sales and Tranafers Of Stock Crop ISt Turf Notes M FDvvyer has lost 100000 in bets this season fens Eif A Absolutely Pure -- Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul- Â¬ teration common to the cheap brands Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrk i fit t fiyuMft ilfWo 1881 Seventeenth Year Established JPtiblished every Ihiesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER I Editors and Ownert - V Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ MiMiER Orders etc AD VERl OUNti RATE Displays one dollar per Inch for lirst Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per 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 Obituar2b cards of thanlxs 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 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Silyer dropped c to 55 c Tuesday 8 and wheat advanced 15 The Richmond ladies will issue a Wornaus Edition on the Register on the 37th for the benefit of the Pottie A Clay Infirmary Heres betting that its edition will be a good one s The National Democrats of Iowa will open the campaign about August 20th t r - I f-- V Hon J G Carlisle and Senator Lindsay of Kentucky Patrick Ccllins Kentucky is right in the push you of Boston and Senator Yilas of Wis Â¬ loveliest bet Besides having the consin are among those announced to and thf women the fastest horses make addresses rhp on liquor finest earth lias 60m8 good things in the earth she The Republican Convention Gold has lately been found in Hart The Republican State Convention Owen and Estill onyx in Edmonson held at Louisville Tuesday indorsed Monroe and Hart and lead coal and the Republican State and National Ad- Â¬ iron in a score of counties If the poliministrations denouueed the civil ser- Â¬ ticians shooters and calamity howleis vice law and nominated J G- Bailey will give Kentucky half a chance shell of Magoffin county for Clerk of the boom way up Court of Appeals There was some trouble in the Committee of Resolutions SCINTILLATIONS before the question of indorsing Bradley was finally disposed of A compromise Au Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment was reached in a resolution indorsing The next State meeting of the Chris- Â¬ the State Administration but not nam- Â¬ ing the Governor directly In order to tian Church of Kentucky will be held at please the Bradley element the indorse- Â¬ Mt Sterling ment of the National Administration Georgetown is to have a new bank was likewise made impersonal Civil S S Wells Claude Garth and A L service reform had few friends in the Ferguson are interested in the enter- Â¬ convention The platform practically prise demands the repeal of the law Ex Postmaster Goodwin of Bagdad The Republican State Central Com- Â¬ Ky has been held in 800 bond to an- Â¬ mittee selected an Executive or Cam- Â¬ swer to Federal Court for his recent paign Committee composed of K J shortage in accounts Hampton W J Davidson R L The Kentucky Conference of the M Gwathmey N B Chambers and C O E Church South will be held at Mt Reynolds Sterling September 15 Bishop Wilson of Baltimore will preside Senator Stewarts Views Alaska prospectors who have wintered A telegram from New York yester- Â¬ day to the Lexington Leader tells of the in the Yukon region have become alarm- Â¬ change of views of Senator Stewart the ed by the prospect of starvation in the noted silver leader He was buying gold country and have turned back F W Kurkamp an ex convict hs stocks and had determined to gather in a part of the prosperity which is not sued Warden Happy of the Eddyville only rampant in Wall street but penitentiary for 500 damages for re- Â¬ fusing as he alleges to allow good time throughout the laud There is no room for pessimism in on his sentence his country No one can be a bear in Men who like a cool quick quiet and the face of the wheat famine in Argen- Â¬ easy shave should patronize Crawford tine Russia Hungary and India In Bros barber shop Clean first class view of these conditions abroad I should not be surprised to see silver sell bath rooms are connected with the shop tf as low as twenty five cents and wheat as Satisfactory service at all times high as a dollar WHEEL NOTES There is nothing in talking silver at the present time and my advice to my Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At friends in the West is to fall into line Home And Elsewhere with the forces of prosperity and proA bicycle costs 200 in Rio Janerio gress and receive their due share of the Chas Dudley and Ed Fothergill are reward The time has passed for the old issue home from a cycling trip to Crab Or Â¬ We must turn to face new issues and chard Springs and Danville Miss Motie Coffman of Nicholasville new conditions performed the very daring act of riding Good times for shoe buyers this her bicycle over High Bridge without week afc making a booble one day last week TO The bridge is 270 feet high Davis Thomson Isgrig The Pap Kuff Memorial drinking Fountain which Bluegrass cyclers Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair thought would be placed somewhere on the Maysville and Lexington pike will be placed opposite Morats garden in Louisville tt will cost 800 Miss Ifandell df Louisville has submitted a design for the fountain and will very likely get the contract 2 crack Mclvor died Tuesday at the Newport track Ornament won the International Djr by worth 7500 Tuesday at Detroitin hollow style Robt Anderson and W G- Finley have sold one hundred 1485 lb cattle to Simon Weihl at 450 per cwt Nebraskas wheat crop this year is estimated at 40000000 jbushels Texas willproduce 40000000 watermelons Bro of Rich Â¬ l ovington Arnold mond have bought 40000 bushels of wheat at an average price of sixty four cents This week Roger Early of Woodford sold eight thousand bushels of wheat at seventy seven cents per bushel deliver- Â¬ ed at Midway Simon Weihl bought in Madison forty five 1500 lb export cattle from Thos Phelps and thirty fiv e from Jas Nolund at 450 per cwt says U J Weisenberger of Midway the Clipper has Eold 22000 bushels of wbeaf at 77 cents on cars at Midway to theKnoxville Milling Co and 2000 bushels to W L Green Co Newport News at same price- The News would appreciate the favor if every man who operated a thresher in the county this year would drop ns a card stating how many bushels of wheat he threshed so that the yield in Bour- Â¬ bon could be estimated Wednesday in Clark coanty J W Bales of Richmond bought 204 export cattle from Joe Brown 110 from I C Vanmeter and 56 from Prewitt Van meter Each lot averaged about 1500 pounds and cost 4 75 per cwt Woodford Cos bay colt Lockhart by Leonatus won a 300 purse Tuesday Simms Andersons at Newport Moriarity each Sacket and E F Simms ran second in 400 purses Tuesday at the Harlem track near Chicago J D Smiths two-year-o- ld Keep Up Yout Scotts Emulsion in Summer time are your resources f summer r Have you tor the an abundance of health stowed away for the long hot deplet Â¬ ing days or does summer find you low in vitality run down losing flesh and weak Scotts Emulsion of Cod iver Oil will give you the proper reserve force because it builds up the system on a solid foundation A tonic may stimulate Scotts Emulsion not only boosts it sustains It is a wise precaution always to have at least a small bottle of Scotts Eaiulsion in the house Unopened it will keep indefin itety Tightly corked after using kept in a cool place it will remain sweet lor weeks For sale by all druggists at ceWhat - stories he escape of the robber are concerning the streets of Paris some of current wWch such gross injustice to Dr H do H Roberts that I twi that it is due him that the real faces be known I was standing in front of on Pleasant street talking his house with him when the robbery occurred We heard the screams of the ladies but as it was dark and some distance we had no idea ot the cause whether a vehicle bad up Â¬ set or a drunken man had frightened some passiug lady Presently soine Qne came up Pleasant street ami while w did not know in ihehrst place what had happened nur in the second place whether this man was hi fault yet his running was sus Â¬ picious enough to attract our attention Ihe doctor having procured bis pistol trom his office pursued the runner after both of us had demanded of him to halt It is but a few paces from the residence to the corner of Seventh and Pleasant street The man turned down Seventh towards Main the doctor gain ing on him I followed the doctor more to see the outcome than to catch the rm ner as I was whollv unarmed and unprepared to antagonize a negro in the dark Going down Â¬ razor-slashin- g Several absurd wWl SUPERIOR Krx KENTUCKY OU Cents and 100 Summer Tourists on sale from Queen Crescent stations to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside Low rate round trip tickets are now to Spring City and Lookout Mountain Liberal rates and limits Ask your agent about it W C Rinearson guilty party Agt beventb street the dockr cried aloud many times to the people at the crossing of Main and Seventh to stop the man but he passed through the crowd un Â¬ checked and disappeared down a darker street The crowd rushed up to the doctor to iuquire the reason for Dursu ing him and asked if he had broken into the doctors house The doctor said No I think he broke into Miss Rick mans house When we returned to neasant street we first learned that a robbery had been committer it is a sufficient answer to the criti- cism ot those who say that having a pistol he ought to have shot to call at- Â¬ tention to two facts above mentioned That the doctor did not know that a crime had been committed That he did not know that this man was the Respectfully RILLS Are used more extensively tlian all others made 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 JBolc3L Genl Passr CincinnatiO D F SIMMONS Of Hockingporfc O RecommendsW rights Robt C Talbott Will pay tho highest market cash price Sacks Hockingport O August 14 96 furnished E O Fret well To the Wright Medical Co P O Box 230 Paris Ky Columbus Ohio Gentlemen I have been using Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach trouble and constipation for some three Will Not mouths and find them even greater than recommended With pleasure and un- Â¬ But Will Cure solicited I would recommend them to the suffering public Yours very truly D F Simmons Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free Celery Capsules Wanted To buy wheat ojcxlry 1337 R N EELY PerformMracles It tion sick headaches V Wrights uelery ia- - j tittm iii cures constipa25c at druggists O Â¬ iiivm ujniT7Tiirigi Â¬ S Anderson - Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Sents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Bluser drug-Waverly O and used them for Stomach rouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly twe years VT used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ANDEkSM Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free - QfPeck- O Pike Cot FOR RENT foikbr SiVi- MH per 602 Â¬ DAILEY PARIS KY R MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE First class repair ApOver DepositBank rd cures nervous prostration Not mi- Â¬ ply to BC IN GELS Or O EDWARDS Ujant f raculously but scientifically by first to 12 a m 1 to 6 p inv Office hours removing the germs of disease and then supplying healthy nerve food increasing the appetite helping digestion and strength Â¬ ening the entire system Desperate cases require prolonged treatment as shown by mfLiMjiVSlFXZ m TjKtlMMLf TSnTil M that of Mrs M B Reed of Delta Iowa who As the result of a lightning stroke writes To Cure A Cold In One Day physicians said I had a light stroke of the paralysis my limbs would all draw up I Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- Â¬ would have throbbings lets All druggists refund the money Br Miles in my chest that seemed if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W unendurable For three T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Nervine months I could not sleep Ky Restores and for three weeks did not close my eyes I IN Rates To Nashville Health prayed for sleep and felt that if relief did not come I would be Tenn Centennial and International dead or insane I took Dr Miles Restora- Â¬ Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to tive Nervine and the second night slept two Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets hours and from that time on my health im- Â¬ proved at following rates for the round trip surely slowly at first but steadily and I took in all 40 bottles andI cannot April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 express how grateful I am for I am now 1 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 perfectly well and have taken no medicine days from date of sale 925 April for over four months Dr Miles Nervine 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including is sold by druggists on guarantee thatfir3t bottle benefits or money refunded date of sale 760 Book on heart and nerves free Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind F B Oarr Agt fM u i mpj BRICK cottage 5 rooms 10 MAIN ST 4 Another Lot just arrived This rocker for Cash only - Baby Mine Your Iiife Insured lc a Day bank- Â¬ Â¬ SS Tffll Its mother should be a source of joy to all but the Suffering- able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O Every mother guarantee givenThere caii be no stronger We dare not use 3Tou feels an i n d e -- a banks name without authority if you scribable dread doubt it write them Good health is insurance of the pain and the best life gives you goodWrights health Celery Capsules danger attend- Â¬ they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach ant upon the trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Headaches most critical pe- Â¬ Sick lc a day A 100 days treatment sight draft on above costs riod of her life bank in every box which brings your money back if we fail to cure you Becoming a Sold by V7- T Brooks druggist - Our insurance is protected by jmil iijUiMtf danger of the ordeal make anticipation one of misery and Gr O W Etc DAVIS haes Oil Exactly like cut Baby Carriages at your own price Now is the time to buy carpets before v4 DEALER IN Furniture Window ft -- f MOTHERS FRIEND is Cloths Carpets Mattresses Ondertak v r CREAM H - MOST PERFECT MADE owm V women of the great pain and suffering incident to maternity this hour which is dreaded as womans severest trial is not only made painless but all the danger is re- Â¬ moved by its Use Those who use this remedy are no longer de-Â¬ spondent or gloomy nervousness BASE BALL NOTES nausea iahd other distressing con- Â¬ Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro ditions are avoided the system is made ready for the cominef event fessionals and Amateurs nd the serious accidents so com The Paris club defeated the Clinton ville team yesterday by a score of 14 to rhon to the critical hour are 8 Hits Paris 14 Clintonville 5 obviated by the use of Mothers Â¬ the remedy which relieves ing and Repairing Special attention given to Main Street - - - Paris Ky FOR RENT comfortable brick residence on tbe Third street Paris Ky opposice Ap Esq residence of Chas Stephens ply to A the new tariff advances the price I have a big stock for you to select from J T E ASHBROOK 6jy tf Errors Paris 3 Clintonville 6 riesParis Rion and Denfpsey Batte- Â¬ menu BOOKS u is a oiessmg to woman 017 P at Paris Ky J Mfiln KIELY J T HINTON I -- Clinton- Â¬ A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant a 40 YEARS THE STANDARDISE izzJiIaBi - ville Woods and Coughlin Cooper and Shinners Umpire Mr Leer The Paristeam will play in Cynthiana and Millersburg next week 100 PER BOTTLE at all Drug Stores or price by sent mail on receipt of Containing invaluable information of interest to a11 women will be sent rntfc to any address upon application by The BBADFIELD EEGULATOE CO Atlas t 6 UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED m 1 HV iSZi Jt awHaHaMUflaiaM fl- - iZ6lir-lil 1 tflUxrigsiitiaHitaiiafeiaMH I THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY AUGUST 13 1897 THE eODBBQK HEWS Seventeenth Year Established Becoj 1881 A Swell Dance PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Entexed at the Post office at Paris Ky as iss mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 S UBSCR1PT1 0 V PR1 CES One year Payable in Advance 2 00 Six mouths FROM 100 Â¬ news costs you port cant even get a re A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Orders MiMjER Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Etc Chew Granger twist for sale by leading grocers -- Wheat reached eighty four cents tbrday at Chicago - yes at - See sale adv in another column of Tarr Templins office fixtures etc Messrs W m Hinton and Chas Stephens attended - the meeting of the Elkhorn Baptist Association in this week -- Nicholasville - Union Services will be held in the Christian Church Sunday night at 730 oclock The sermon will be preached by Rev Dr Rutherford per will be observed in the First The communion of the Lords Sup Presb--terian Â¬ U - IT ys with paralysis Saturday died yesterday Misses Ella Ranson Mabel Letton morning He was about fifty years old Â¬ ii and Alinnie V Alartin are visitiug in and is survived by a wife and five chilThe suit brought by the Bourbon Fisdren Deceased was the lessee of the Alidway cal Court against Col W W Baldwin Bourbon Fair Grounds this year Airs A C Adair and sons are to condemn his road the Maysville and ot in spending a few days with friends to Lexington turnpike will be called In Squire Iiillestons Court Cincinnati Monday in the County Court trial On Monday Squire Lilleston held for Airs John Reis and Miss Sue T Nug George by Circuit Court From August 15th to 24th the Frank- Â¬ Lair of Pittsburg were at the Windsor trial KJ9 Kennedy colored of Ruckerville charg- Â¬ fort Cincinnati Ry will sell round Wednesday A Believer in The Best Goods at The Lowest Prices ed with obtaining money under false trip tickets Paris to Dry Ridge Ky Airs F M Faries and sons left yes- pretenses Bond was placed at 100 limited to August 25th at the rate of Chew and smoke Granger twist for terday for a visit to relatives in Aliddle Yesterday was a very busy day in the 2 On account of camp meeting sale by leading grocers Big twist for a towu Ohio Squires court eight cases all colored The dangerous pavement on Eighth nickel b T Alorford returned Tuesday to being disposed of as follows street between Main and Pleasant Covington after a visit to Air and Mrs Katie Jones and her brother-in-laOld Time Memories Recalled which has provoked much profanity and G B Brooks 1150 each for breach of Martin newspaper comment was repaired yes- Â¬ The discovery of several logs by Airs J T Martin left yesterday for peace terday The citizens who traverse that workmen who are excavating for J T Alidway to visit her daughter Airs Chas Wood house breaking held un- Â¬ of square arise as oae person and echo Bro Hintons new building on Main near James Douglas der 200 bond Barnes favorite expression Praise The Eighth recalls memories of ante bellum Ike Wood housebreaking 200 bond Airs Nelson Fant of Flemincs All our nOc dress goods now 25c Lord days in Paris Alessrs W A Bacon Jim Porter malicious shooting 100 burg is the guest of Airs Rosebexry Lawns formerly 8 and 10c now 5c bond j the Hill Top Gun Clubs shoot and G W Davis yesterday told the The Rogers near Paris At Choice of our finest lawns 12 to 20c now 10 Henry Veach charged with stealing yesterday J Q Ward Jr won the News that in 1840 a pond covered the Sea Island percales best quality now SJc Aliss Grace Swearengen left yestermedal as champion of Bourbon County entire block bounded by Alain High day for Lexington to be the guest of wheat from Sol Spears barn at Ceuter Large line of Pnang formerly 8 l 3c now 5c 200 bond 82 out of a possible 100 Seventh and Eighth streets excepting ville held in His score was 72 inch bleached table linen 1 kind now 65c Aliss Issie Walker Page for maliciously targets The medal must be the corner across from the Christian Dick and Ike blue rock All our table linens formerly 50 and 75c- - now 40c Air Dwight Kinney who has been shooting and wounding Elias Stout he d won four successive times to become a Church where Saml Pikes cotton fac50 doz finest linen napkins 75 and dozen Â¬ The tory stood The pond was 20 feet deep visiting Air G B Alexander left Tues- in 300 bond each individual property Our finest kid gloves S175 kind now t shooters at one place and Air Davis remembers day for Cincinnati All the persons were remanded to jail Standard brands bleached and brown cotton 5c shoot was a successful event skating on it many times with his brothAirs Florence Lcckhart Mrs Chas in default of bail bond 10 4 Utica sheeting full width 18c -Mr Thos Mitchell the accommo er Jas Davis and Geo Ingels of Cin- Â¬ Mehagen and Airs H A Power have Best dress and apron ginghams 5c tt dating clerk at the postoffice has re- Â¬ cinnati The cotton factory was a returned from Olymoia Bicycle Tourists Cincinnati Ladies Summer vests 25c kind full taped 10c signed his position and will locate in three story building and used tread mill Aliss Margaret Butler left yesterday Messrs John Wbldbkek Chas Gor Â¬ Cincinnati about the first of September power furnished by two horses The for North Middletown Ohio to be the of A don C A Gordon Miss Gordon and His Paris friends wish him much pros- Â¬ building was later used as a hemp- - ware Â¬ guest of Aliss Helen Forster house was over- Â¬ Miss Wright composed a party of cy- Â¬ when perity in the Queen City His place at loadedand collapsed escaped itby The hands jumping Airs L H Blanton Alies Katie clers from Cincinnati who were regis- Â¬ the post office will be filled by Carlie out the windows Blanton and Air Hairy Blanton are tered Tuesday at the Wiudsor They Wilmoth a bright deserving young The News was also told that a pond guests of Airs E M Dickson wheeled up from Maysville that day and once covered the ground now occupied man by the Hotel Fordham and adjacent Miss Katie Lucas who has been the left Wednesday for Lexington Yesterday morning about eleven buildings guest of Alisses Kate and Edith Alexan oclock Shelton Leer colored sneaked Bound for Alaska der has gone to Cynthiana for a visit to Paris Classical Institute property into W P Foxs home on South Main consisting of four acres of ground and 1897 Henry Hall Dennis Wmn and Boone relatives Mr street and stole a silver watch Ex Parisians Geo Weeks and Tom building of thirty rooms for sale or ex Â¬ Fox found the negro at noon and com- Â¬ Wilmott of Hutchison and Harry Red- as a whole or in sub- Â¬ The mon of Muir the latter a brother of Lewis of Lexington left yesterday for change or rent pelled him to return the watch division negro stole the time piece while he was Airs G B Brooks this city left Wed- Â¬ a pleasure trip to Atlantic City and Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them W H McMillan lOaug lm wagon which nesday for Douglas City Alaska to seek New York at the house to get a hand Mrs Fannie Talbott and daughters fortune in that golden region They Mr Fox loaned him O- - 3E333V7 may go to the Klondike diggings in the Misses Mary and Anna Lee Talbott left OF The ladies of the Christian Church Spring Hall has spent several years in yesterday for Cynthiana to visit friends a lawn fete next Thursday will give Alaska and has been at home on a visit and relatives OFFICE FIXTURES evening at the home of Mrs Mollie Car of the Celebrated Just received A proof that the Bourbon colony in Miss Clara Brown who has been Grimes on Duncan avenue Ices and Alaska is meeting with success is the attractive guest of Mrs O L Davis cakes will be served and vocal and in- - evidenced by the fact that one of the In order to close the business of Tarr returned yesterday to her home in Templin I will on to the pleasure boys strumental music will add who located there last Spring has Jacksonville Ills Call and examine before you buy - of the evening Twenty five cents ad- - sent enough money to his mother to lift AUG 18T1I 1897 Air John D Moore representing the WEDNESDAY mission wili be charged for adults and a mortgage on her home Dwire tobacco manufac- Â¬ at two oclock p in if not sold before Wellman fifteen cents for children under ten turers of Quincy Ills is in the city offer at public sale the following propJolly Tallylio Party years erty of the above firm at the planing this week oh a business trip examination for white teachers tallyho party composed of The A jolly mill x Misses Sadie Fogg of Lexington 2 burglar proof safes will be held at the court house on Aug Airs T R Selmes of Boone county 3 8 ft office desks 20th and 21st opening at 830 a m Aliss Eckstien of Cincinnati Miss Susie Johnson of Mt Sterling and Alary 1 table 4 chairs That for colored teachers will be held Yandell and Aliss Schroeder of Louis- Keith Aliles of Frankfort are guests of 1 Fairbanks counter scales I PASHI03STABLB TuIX-iOIRIIfcTG- 28th at the same ville and Mr AI W Tillo of James- Â¬ Misses Katie and Louise Russell on Aug 27th and Lot of hardware on shelves The town N Y drove up from Alaysyille place opening at the same hour Several boxes of glass Miss Julia Thomson of George- Â¬ WE HATE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST0GK F 2 stoves and pipes for same Institute will begin Aug 23d Wednesday and stopped in Paris for town was the guest of Air and Mrs R Teachers 1 telephone now used between lumcontinuing four days at the High School supper at the Windsor They left at Q Thomson Tuesday and Wednesday IMPORTED SUITHflS AM TROUSERINGS yard and planing mill building Prof Weaver the conductor nine o clock that eveniug for a moon- Â¬ She came over for the ball Tuesday ber Hamilton Autograph Register 1 Airs Selmes night will be assisted by other educators and light drive to Lexington 1 New Era Register 1 hall clock frame very cleverly the program will be unusually attract- managed the Airs Mary Gorham of Louisville 6 chairs ive The public is cordially inyited to as the party drove out of Paris The formerly of Paris will leave next week l bay horse No 1 Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when party was en route to Louisville attend 1 set harness a trip to Buffalo New York and for --4 quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL 1 lumber w gon Coming to Paris Boston In the latter city she will visit Hobinsons Circus 2 oil cans and tanks iron clamps and Col W D Tripp and family numerous other things Rev Geo O Barnes the noted D F Lynch was in the city Wednes Â¬ T T TEMPLIN The prizes at the geiman at E3till whom every- Â¬ day to make arrangements for the comMountain Evangelist body knows as Brother Barnes will ing to Paris of the John Robintson Springs were won by Air Ben Frank DP JUSTE TAILORS to dav to make arrange- Â¬ Franklin Bros Circus which will ex- Â¬ of this city and Miss Chinn of Frank- Â¬ arrive in Paris Georgetown Pike S E TIPTON Cutter fort They- were a cut glass almond Paris ments for a meeting which will begin hibit hre on August 30th dish and a tortoise comb with silver Sunday He will be assisted by his Full line of samples A meeting of the stockholders of said We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith hirt Excursion to Natural Bridge Airs back daughters Miss Marie Barnes and pike in conference is desired Say at Bro Barnes has not Edw Duncan Airs W A Parker Sr Mrs Sallie Friday August20th at nine a m N will run an excursion The L Judge Wards office Paris Ky Every since his trip around Sunday held a meeting here from Covington to Natural Pullen and Airs H F Hibler left yes- Â¬ Â¬ cherish kindest Bridge Train will pass Pans about 10 terday f6r a trip to Philadelphia and stockholder please attend Money inthe world Parisians terest to invite vou memories of Bro Barnes and his daugh- Â¬ a m UUU rohirnnirr Ttrill loaro TJatnrnl JNeV x01K In the latter city they will artf iVVUiU J B KENNEDY I XUV J1UUU ters and their meeting will douhtless be Bridge at 5 p m Round trip fare from visit Messrs Harry Parker and F H Director 13aug 2t The Whitest Purest and well attended sons of the two first named Abbott Paris one dollar The Best T Frank In New York N will run an excursion The L Misses Marie and Louise Parrish Friday August 27th from Paris to and their guest Miss Lilly Stevens of AIr L Frank of the well known dry Cincinnati at 250 for the- round trip Chicago and Messrs Ben Frank Julius 1 have from One Thousand to Fifteen Co of this city goods firm of Frank Train leaves Pans at 805 a m and re- Purnell Hume Payne and C F Clay Hundred Dollars to loan on first mortleft Wednesday for New York and Phil Â¬ turning leaves Cincinnati Fourth street Jr will go to Maysville next week to be gage at eight per cent per annum adelphia where he will make his usual station at 1030 p m HARMON STITT house members of Miss Lida Rogers careful inspection of all the latest ideas in dry goods to be found in the East Chew and smoke Granger twist for party The many friends of Dr John R He will buy a nice line of goods and de- sale by leading grocers Big twist for a Adair who was taken to the Cincinnati sires to invite the ladies of Bourbon and nickel Ladies Green Oxfords Ask Your Grocer For It hospital two weeks ago to receive medi- Â¬ adjoining counties to call and examine We have a tine flexible oxford in this Take No Other IVanted Tobuy wheat Will pay cal treatment for an organic trouble new color made of dark green Durree them Hr Frank has a wide and well deserved reputation as a careful buyer the highest market cash price Sacks willxegretto hear that he is very ill kid medium pointed toe hand made with typhoid fever The critical stage and as soft as a glove See them and a dealer in honest values His Fall furnished CLAY EION E O Fretwell of the disease will occur early next SACK purchases will be up to the Earn 3 high P O Box 280 Paris Ky week v j standard Carlisle Â¬ Â¬ Church Sunday morniug Pre- Â¬ paratory services will be held Saturday morning at half past ten oclock impromptu dance Riven Tuesday night a was swell event and was graced by a fine crowd of young people whose flying feet danced to Saxtons rhymthical twe steps and mazy waltzes until morning hours had chimed The affair was managed by Mr Ed Hutehcraft Misses Among those present were Lilly Georgetown Julia Thomson Stevens Chicago Alien Behrman Newport Clara Brown Jacksonville 111 Katie Lucas Shelby Darnall Sadie Fogg Lexington Susie Johnson Alt Sterling Lida Rogers Maysville Alary Keith Miles Frankfort lAUeen Thomas Winchester Mrs U J Howard Cov- Â¬ ington Mary Brent Etta McClintouk Mamie AlcClintock Louise Russell Louise Parrish Katie Russell Clara Wilmoth Edith and Katie Alexander Mamie Rion Eddie Spears Bessie and Anna Garth Tarr Mrs Robt Ferguson Airs W S Champ Messrs Robt and Moses Craig Terre Haute W J Peters J C Tyler R S Smith Roger Gatewood R O Barnes Mt Sterling U J Howard Covington R E Peck Clifford Green Cincinnati A Shelby Colly Carr Chas McMillan A C Frank Lexington W S Kidd J C Hodgkin Winchester H M Blauton Edvv Hutchcraft Ben Richmond Aylette Bnckner Frank Ed Tucker Will Hinton S D Clay Roy Clendenin C D Ray N F Brent Clarence Thomas Frank Hallam L P Spears Croxton Rion B A Frank C O Hin ton John Spears G W Ciay Brutus Clay Frank Bowden C B Dickson Will Wornall W L Clark H V Thompson Julius Purnell Hume Payne Bob Frank Jacob Spears C C Armstrong A J Carter Vernon Leer C G Daugherty C F Clay Jr Rob Hinton Swift Champ Dr M H Daily Dr Geo Spencer Â¬ -- The Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And Elsewhere Miss Alargaret Ewalt has returned from Mt Sterling Mr Ira Taylor of Cincinnati was -- ders in the city yesterday - Air E M Breen pf Maysville was button and cut shoes in both black raid light in the city Wednesday NUPTIAL KNOTS colors which will be sold at an immense sacrifice yes far below cost Air Chas McMillan of Lexington This is no catch penny advertisement but a sensational sale that will Engagements Announcements And Sol- Â¬ is visitiug relatives in the city emnizations Of The Marriage Vows make purchasers happy Mayor W L Yerkes will go to Thos M Gentry and Aliss Susie Gen- Â¬ Danville to day for a short visit try of Danville were married in Cin- Â¬ Miss Alildred McAlillan of Lexing- Â¬ cinnati Tuesday ton is visiting relatives in the city The marriage of Dr D C Patterson Air La Hette of Atlanta is spend and Mrs Hallie Hickman of Cynthiana ing a few days in Paris visiting friends will occur to morrow afternoon They Aliss Bessie Haynes left yesterday will leave immediately for Estill Springs for a visit to relatives in Milford Ohio to spend a few days At 12 oclock on the night of July 28th the Dingley Tariff Over at Canton O Schktter the Airs Sidney Clay and Miss Ida Bill took effect and all the imported Dry Goods Hosiery divine healer has cured a rich woman Hamilton were in Cincinnati yesterday Gloves and Notions will be advanced in price by the import- Â¬ Eld J T Sharrard and wife of of a broken heart and has married her ers and manufacturers to double what they were under the Stanford are visiting relatives in the She was the widow of G W Ferris Wilson Bill Anticipating this I bought my Fall and Winter who invented the Ferris wheel city Silks Woolens and Silk and Wool Mixed Dress Goods and Air and Mrs U J Howard of have all the new weaves of Drap dEtes Coverts Moscoviettas OBITUARY CoviLgton are guests at Mr C Alexan Â¬ Armour Weaves etc now in store all of which will as long will arrive to morrow to be the guest of Misses Etta and Mauiie McClintock Mi Harry McKoy who nas been a guest at Marchmont returned yes terday to Covington iMr and Mrs R J Neely left yesterday for a trip to As ury Park and New York Miss Alice Howell of Carlisle is We have gone through our stock marking down prices on Spring the guest of Miss Lucy Johnson and Summer shoes regardless of cost which we cordially invite the Miss Alary Brent has returned from public to inspect Estill In this sale we include a number of broken lots of the very best -makes of Ladies low Q Mss Annie Dillard of Lexington Great Mid Summer pi Â¬ Footwear Davis Thomson Is grig Â¬ New Goods Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Aliss Bettie Remington has returned Bourbon Current who was stricken from a two weeks visit to relatives in 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 yon postpone vour call in a short time our present stock will be sold out and you will be left f Bemember the latest styles and best qualities of goodsjcan always be found at rtf - G TUCKER T Â¬ w All our Summer goads marked down to sell at once Here are a few the Bargains Â¬ Â¬ la Â¬ t4 large variety other articles all marked down to one half former value at CONDONS toy NEW HOOSIEE WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk A3Et30S XxLlolio Bale For Sale Etc STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS Â¬ 0 EDWARDS FariSi Ky Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ four-in-han- d FOR SPRING AND SUMMER r- Â¬ MUEHCIIT - i - PRIDE OF PARIS Money To Loan - Â¬ Â¬ FLO EVERY Â¬ PARIS MILLING CO GUARANTEED --- -s- -2-- X- - Ts i THE BOURBON NEWS FRDAYt AUGUST THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established Published Every Tuesday and Friday by 1831 13 1897 VENGEANCE THAT FAILED A Sv r t r i 1 1 I j rlfr ft 11 1 Housewife The fruit of the currant bush is now at crimson perfection and its hedges redden the border of thousands of ru Â¬ ral gardens We began to appreciate the luxury of this fruit when a num- Â¬ ber of years ago the currant worm in Â¬ THE DEAD WIFE vaded the land and threatened to cut Over the sea the ships Humph I suppose you jhort our supplies of jellies and sweet Into the harbor come Evelyn returned the girl in the red very kind sir but I do not think my preserves The currant is of course And I listen in vain for the lisp of lips Â¬ ous existence a source of inexhausti- Â¬ Well I could have told you be- Â¬ father would allow me to accept a bicy That I know are hushed and dumb the preeminent fruit for jelly A pret- hat ble interest Above are the silent stars Yonkers Statesman cle from you tier and more delicate jelly is prepared forehand that she Below is the solemn sea I scent a romance Cedric declared you Perhaps you could have but Teller Grimshaw is the onlyman from half white currants and half red And a ship goes out from the harbor bars when Anne draws near find out about Â¬ That never returns to me than from thc pure crimson fruit didnt snapped the girl in the grena- of my acquaintance who invariably her Yes of course it was wins in an argument with a woman Housekeepers frequently prepare their dine gown Under the vines and the pines She is so reticent a contrast to currant jelly with a little less sugar Evelyn You know she and Molly have Askins How in the name of wonder A little mound was made Samantha Teller Oh he states And under the pines and twining vine than it was formerly considered neces been rivals in Freds affections for a does he do it Teach her something Learning un- Â¬ She slumbered unafraid sary to use The success of the proc- long time They were both so awfully his side of the case and walks off They buried the queen of her race locks a womans tongue ess of reducing the juice of the cur Â¬ in love with him that a third girl with Puck My heart and my sweetheart away So Anne was instructed in more Not whiter the folds of the snow white housewifely mysteries and grew more rant to jelly depends more upon the time a cool head could have stepped in at Traveler to the ferryman crossing lace and circumstances under which the any time and carried him off You see the river Has anyone ever been lost communicative But Cedric received all Than her folded hands that day they were so jealous of each other that in this stream Boatman No sir fruit is gathered than upon the amount details of her past with scornful inAbove are the silent stars of sugar used It is not advisable in they were always together and their Some professor was drowned here last Papa was a barrister credulity And I walk the sands alone spite of this to attempt to make jelly charms were a sort of antidote for each spring but they found him again after And a moan comes up from the harbor bars Anne herself hadi been born in the Fliegende with less than three quarters of a other looking for two weeks Like an echo of my own sacred precincts of the temple Their Well I bet on Molly all along said Blaetter Is the spot where we stood pound of sugar to a pound of currants Here Fancy ones crest figured as a dove And looked on the sounding sea It is essential however to gather the the girl in the red hat She always A Mere Figure of Speech He How could I know that to night she would parlor maid having a crest he ejacu- Â¬ fruit as early as a few days after it was lucky had no younger sisters and Away you go to the sea shore Mrs Be only a memory lated For a briefless barrister he had turns crimson since the fruit becomes not only went to Vassar but actually Tiffington and leave your done singularly well marrying a niece The prattle of childish lips thin and watery by hanging on the possessed a nose to which eyeglasses husband chained to his desk Sho of the celebrated countess of Melligan The thrill of a tone like hers vines It is also desirable to gather the are a positive adornment Then look at Sfo indeed if you only Chained The stars and the sea and the ships Many a torrid afternoon was whiled the time she sprained her ankle 3 011 could be lrd have some peace of mindThese are my comforters fruit on a clear day away with descriptions of the Irish The smile and the old caress After currants have hung on the vines might have thought that was Evelyns Brooklyn Life castle where the Avedding took place The look and the low replies for some time they are no longer fit for chance but that very day his firm sent eccentrici- Â¬ The Way of the Transgressor In And a soul full of infinite tenderness the beauty of the bride the jelly but they possess a rich lucious him west for a month And a person five acts These are my memories I Jones poisons his wifes of the noble aunt Cedric scoffed ties Alfred Ellison in Chicago Record tartness that renders them excellent for with a sprained ankle can write letters cat 2 He professes deep sorrow at its still crying for more table fruit and they are also in prime as well as anybody 3 He offers a ten disappearance One languorous September day en- Â¬ Besides having a claim to long and pound reward for its recovery 4 Nu Â¬ condition for pies and puddings sconced In the verandas shadiest nook The currant is so abundant a fruit sympathetic replies Well he got merous animals are brought for inspecwe gazed on the brush Kills and sighed that in some sections of the country back a day earlier than he expected and tion 5 Mrs Jones identifies one THE HOJlOflBltE flflllE vainly for a breeze Cedric broke the the surplus left on the bushes after Evelyn not expecting hm had gone p stillness What about Anne No news the fruit has been gathered for jelly over to the South side to make some of late Bacon Have you seen Sprocket is allowed to go to waste The currant calls Of course Fred went rin ht to lately BY EDITH ALLANDALE She has a sister who lives in France Egbert No Bacon Hes makes an excellent baked or steamed Mollys to see how she was and with a sight Face all cut arm in a sling and is possessed of independent pudding Sift a large cup of flour with her usual luck she was downstairs for and walks lame means Egbert How did a substantial teaspoonful of baking the first time He reached the house at he do it on his bicj cle A look of reproach shot from his dark Bacon No k H GINGS welcome when I came a powder Add a large teaspoonful of two and at three I had a note from if he could have stayed on the bicycle blue eye You told me that last week bride to the ranch was not of the butter and rub it through the flour Molly asking for my congratulations hed have been all right murmured Yonkers warmest The dusky adobe wall throwi- he And did not tell you that she goes and baking powder add a quarter of a and begging me to tell Evelyn so she Statesman ng- him into picturesque relief he stood Slowly returned to consciousness cup of sugar two eggs and a scant half and Fred could have the afternoon by the name of Lady Emily Brown Thank you said the lady to the on the ranchhouse veranda his face Brown Why she married a French- my gaze fell on Cedric the La Huerta cup of milk Beat the batter hard and alone man who gave her his seat in the streetA commission which you were quite iull of suppressed excitement man sheriff and Anne Anne anxiously ap stir in a cup of currants Butter six willing to car me You telle me he muttered who undertake if I know any- Â¬ man You surprise mean replied the molds holding about two gills each True now do you plying restoratives By that boss now Mr Allandale get mallied about you Well I should Why lady What title has he Take him away I gasped he will Turn a teaspoonful of sugar from one thingnews would have upset eventhink T thank you She smiled I couldnt Eve have cup to another until their buttered sur- Â¬ that All same as before was my ready None I particularly asked Anne you more murder us are well coated with sugar then lyns composure She was so sure of prisedsurprisedoffering methan you surrejoinder He could not be Brown Absurd You are raving cried Cedric that faces me by your seat divide the pudding mixture between Fred why she told me The crafty features relaxed and Ah or she lady unless indeed- the title is is Anne The stand off was thus completed Of course I was willing broke in Detroit Ging disappeared kitchen ward his pig- - in her own right In that case your The the cups steam the pudding about No Smith the murderer Free Press note pearl of a handmaiden is an honora- Â¬ They rtail having struck the dominant bloodhounds tracked him to the very three quarters of an hour setting themÂ¬ the girl in the grenadine gown in a closely covered steamer over a ket- told me at her house that she meant to SCOTT ASKED TO BE DICTATOR in my first impressions of Vaquero ble The Honorable Anne brings out door Water the tray he added as she approached Here Hiram Waite thought fit to in-Â¬ tle of boiling water The same pudding stop in at Yardsticks on her way home Frustrated Plot for the Permanent may be baken in a rather quick oven and I went there to head her off from Occupation of Conquered Mexico Cadrie smiled at me approvingly our corner No its all false you may terpose half an hour instead of being Mollys By a happy inspiration I went Glad you were so diplomatic else hed depend upon it Ask McPherson what It may surprise many readers to learn Guess I can straighten out this kink for Serve the puddings with a right to the linen department daave left by the morning- stage Its he thinks he is coming up the drive steamed that overtures were made to Gen Scott Mrs Allandale You did hear the And found her there of course No by many Mexicans of position and by awfully unromantic darling- but the Fergus McPherson caution personi- Â¬ hounds theyre up at the barn now hard sauce of butter and sugar Currants make a delicious meringue girl who has an idea of being married many American officers to permanent drive has made me beasly hungry Lets fied opined that Anne had lied He Your husband he heard at La Huerta pie Stew a quart of well steamed red can keep away from the table linens see what the old chap has for us deput it plainly Deceitful in speech i3 occup3 Mexico and organize a new up this part of the coun- currants adding a tablespoonful of She was there When she saw me government We dined in a long low room hung ceitful in deed Better watch her Mrs we was beatin The scheme proposed to try so he lit out for home thinkin water merely to prevent their burning she tried to blush giggled and said I -with spurs and sporting prints sou- Allandale Gen Scott was in substance this It youd be scared We caught our mai venirs of English days the happiest I am just looking at these things to was supposed that upon the conclusion My suspicions were not excited In hidin by the Dobc Hill and the Tulare After cooking them ten minutes strain out the seeds and skins but let as day A a girl who is to be married of a treaty of peace at least three couple in California California nothing is impossible Had to town Your much as possible of the pulp pass with so full lack of excitement ranch life not a scion of a lordly house died on a boys took him back In its fourths of the American arm3r would husband and me was tired so we made the juice through the puree sieve they has her hands she that Yes hasnt proved disappointing Lynchings were neighboring ranch a lonely neglected I said as she hes- be discharged and that a large portion dogs are strained in tracks for here Sorry Add a cup of sugar itated By the way dear speaking of the officers would resign and with unknown bandits and desperadoes sheep herder No It was the uneasy might ha known theyd bout the scare you to the currant pulp and a teaspoonful of that Ive just heard from Molly she manj-- of the men would enter the new conspicuous by their absence air and restless look increasing- day by The Honorable Anne next day gave of corn starch moistened with a little is engaged to So life flowed on smoothly monot- - day Iheartily wished for somepretext Fred army of Mexico and enough others If you please maam you water Let the thickened mixture boil of Billikins whereb3r Cedric dispatched into La warning go on dont stop Well onously till after the birth could be recruited in the United States and Mr Allandale have been very She just gave one tiny gasp and to make the xVmerican contingent 15000 Ah Gingthen announced his departure Huerta might inquire into the ante- Â¬ and I love Mr Billikins like my kind for ten minutes over the fire stirring it own constantly Line a tin pieplate with said sweetly No cedents of the Honorable Anne Chance found strong and to this might be Better girl cook he declared but I cant stay where Ive been so mis- pastry and pour in the thickened cur that out Yes Have you just Im so like number of Mexican soldiersadded a dear M0II3likee baby Heap tlouble Allee time favored me With judged rant pulp and bake the pie for 40 or 50 glad It was for her I was looking at tsuch an army it was suggested that ciy McPherson has been telling me be More candor on your part would minutes Make a meringue of the these linens to day Chicago Times Mexico could be held and governed in The next Celestial left after a hasty gan mj- - spouse a f ew days later about have prevented your being misjudged whites of two eggs and two tablespoon Herald an orderly wa3 and prosperit3 might be glance at the kitchen wall Me flaid some bloodhounds in town that belong She blushed I often wanted to tell fuls of sugar Spread it over the pie to a red hieroJhe explained pointing assured you maam what I first said wasnt while it is still warm and return it to LATE FASHION NOTES The plan contemplated a pronuneia glyphic unfortunately unnoticed by us true I came from England when I the oven Let it bake for 20 minutes ruento in which Gen Scott should deÂ¬ Debbil in this Ah Ging he write was a baby I havent any brother and turning off the heat so that it will be Iteius of Information on Seasonable clare himself dictator of the republic Ihouse Dress I never went to La Huerta A only faintly tinged with brown five years or more to give suggested He meant the baby Veiling srowns are made with the for a term of Ah good currant pie is made of two cups tune ior agitators to acquire pacific rCedric The kinder you vras maam the of ripened currants and a cup of su skirts in plaits and the blouse drooping habits and to learn to g overn them- 7 III He say debbil Me go No China meaner I felt and I was afraid Mr rar Mix the currants and sugar thor siignti3r over me oei an me wa3 selves and to respect an orderl gov loy stay here Heap scared of debbil Allandale would go to the hospital oughlj together and fill a pieplate round grnment where the rights of property Try a girl implored Cedric Its The new shirt waists of transparent were not only respected bub fully pro- Â¬ and worst of all my heart stood still Scatter a few stoned raisins over the no joke driving ten miles a day to the when he spoke of Mr Waite For he currants Cover the pie with narrow material will be quite as much worn tected station and m3 stepfather are cousins and I strips of puff paste or with an entire as ever despite the craze for red violet Alreadj in possession of the forts ar We tried in turn Gretehen who left was afraid he would guess who I was cover Bake it 50 minutes then remove and blue senals founderies cities mines and within the week to learn religion Although not so good a material for ports of entr3 with nearly all the arms Your stepfather it from the oven and dredge it with Bridget who declined working under Yesm mother married Jim Waite sucrar IJeturn it to the oven for a mo washing as lawn is organdie retains its it was not doubted that a very general the widow whose an Englishman the second time and it was him that ment or two to melt the sugar enough stiffening well and when rumpled can acquiescence would follow tears as she recounted her woes sizzled N Y be pressed to look like new came with the posse and frightened to make it cling to the pie Grant was invited to several conclaves over the stove Dicie who disliked low Although efforts have been made on of officers but from the first emphat Â¬ me He was such a bad- cruel man Tribune waires though she found no fault with the part of those interested in the sale ically declined to enter into the plot that I couldnt stand it so I ran away me and Samantha who objected to of f abricks for skirts in silk and in diress He did not purpose to change his al Â¬ How did you happen to reach FIRST AID TO INJURED Useless to point the lack of scenery goods departments separate skirts legiance or his service or his flag but Vaquero Water out the Brush Hills mellow charm dis Â¬ With some friends in one of those Remedies That May Be Always Kept continue to find favor with the buj ing meant he said to return with the tant mountains oak dotted meadows public at Hand Fourth regiment to the United States big wagons they call prairie schooners Samantha remained obdurate It may The collar has run up so high that in the stomach For cramps or pains He had several reasons for this deter- Â¬ Tulare folks go to the coast every year suityouMrsAllandale she commented there is no longer a possibilit3 and mination He was essentially a con Â¬ a few drops of essence of comphor pityingly to see nothing- but land I I HEARD THAT YOU WANTED A but they dont dare go there straight tiy of scarcely be pretense For a nervous thinker its too much change Thej- - always moderately strong headache a cup or can at the back aThe bow soof a fasten- servativeremarkablyand was endowedÂ¬ like it like it was in Tulare There you GIRL long worn with a ing tea in which two high sense of jus stop at the iron spring to cool off first ikin see houses thick as peas in a pod three slices of lemon have been in Â¬ behind has disappeared and little b3r tice and he had genuine contempt for to the sheriff Thev are A 1 at tracking To cool off at 90 in the shade an people passin all day Thats the little the front begins to be marked any adventure which had any flavor of Soon as Ave came to the spring J fused me so 1 guess Ill pack my criminals borrow them all over the scenery for A black veiling has the blouse and rlishonesty or bad faith about it and he tired feet put a handful of comstate Beastly shame its such a jour- heard about you and thought Id try For rfreight ney it would be rather jolly to see for the place mon salt into four quarts of hot water jackets all in cords running up and would not consider for a moment th Which she proceeded to do and had an feet in the water while it is down an inch apart The sleeves are barely driven out of sight when a young them But how much better to have told Place the can be borne Then rub the left plain The accordion plaited skirt project of placing thealien government cor Mexico while nation was dom Â¬ Why not go hot as it A change would do me the truth girl tall slim and neatly dressed has a selvedge of striped yellow and inated by superior force a rough towel you good stepped on the veranda I knew Mr Allandale was English feet dry with a clear complexion stir white Other black gowns have the Had still another consideration been Go And who wouldimilk the cow For making maam and thejr are that particular If you plese maam she quietly blouse open down the front over a color needed to influence his course as was I myself two teaspoonfuls of flowers of sulphur said irl heard that you wanted a girl I was afraid hed send me home You ofnew milk Let it as red or mauve with jabot revers down not the case however there was one Nonsense Surely the story of Lady Emily into half a pintand then rub the face each side faced with the same color most persuasive consideration his can 1 have the place Who is idly asked Brown was unnecessary sheriff Stand a while I heard her history which was simple meditating the next move Ithe while it a short time before wash and a standing collar faced with the prospective bride awaiting his return over U13 The previous year she had come from Annes eyes flashed Its every word ing with color at White Haven home near Jefferson Waite Hiram Waite 35ngland to join her brother on a claim true maam Not that T ever saw her Pink is very popular for the summer Barracks Mo Our Honorable who had entered For binding up cuts and wounds al part gown and a new effect is gained Ihjid fallen ill had gone to the county she was by fathers first marriage but Gen Scott declined to enter into liospital at La Iluerta and had come bearing that ranch stand by a smoking its true Why they lived in a beautiful ways use linen not cotton as the fibers by combining it with shades of violet plot and it was finally abandoned the of and apt to irritate a started growing vis house in St of cotton thence to me While hearing these bowl pale mush food Johns Wood and the night sore place are flatthose of linen are per- Of course great care must be taken Midland Monthly ibly fresh while details Cedric returned But one con- Clearly to learn the artfor uneasiness before they went to Paris the prince of in selecting the tints but the3 can be of milking was fectly rounded Cnrbornndum clusion could be drawn from his utter imperative made to harmonize ver3 prettiry AnThe woman won as usual Wales dined with them Among the industries supplied with For baldness try the following tonic other novel combination fashionable No girl was stamped on dejection And do you believe it my dear almond oil and electric power by Niagara falls is the every feature Samantha had recom- and Cedric before the week was overÂ¬ asked Cedric on hearing the latest ver-Â¬ Liquid ammonia alcohol this season is red used in conjunction manufacture of carborundum crystals started for La Huerta with strict ineach one part chloroform mended me to Odessa Green who less junctions to interview both hospital su sion with pink for trimming Chicago These are formed b3 the redaction in five parts oil of lemons one dram Ap Journal exacting in regard to scenery was wil She believes in family traditions ply freely and often first thoroughly lerintendent and sheriff electric furnaces of a mixture of sand ling to leave the family pig pen for a In charge of the ranch were myself But she will care less about such non- brushing the hair This is a mild Green Tomato Raisins rqke salt and sawdust The beautiful anon ths change provided the washing Bilkins and the Honorable Anne Un sense when she is Mrs Hiram Waite Select small or medium sized fruit blue cr3stals are afterward crushed stimulant and perfectly safe was put out Mrs Allandale helped eventfully passed Why she met the man only last few days the For a nail cleaning liquid use the wipe thoroughly and weigh allowing to powder which is used as an abrasive with the dishes the afternoons were but on Monday from first veranda Tartaric acid one one half their weight of sugar Make like emery or corundum Carborundum the fnllowimr lotion I night Jree and a horse every Sunday was at espied a band of men who leaving the Something will come of it trust a dram tincture of myrrh one dram eaii a sirup of the sugar with very little is remarkable for iteharduesst in which Jier disposal I knew the type ignorant country road came slowly up the womans intuition de Cologne two drams distilled wa water boil the tomatoes in the sirup propert- - it almost if not quite equals slatternly familiar Contrasting with drive Thanks no he retorted with a ter three ounces Dissolve the acid in till tender and the sirup thick Put in the diamond Youths Companion it the newcomer my resolution was Anne ierceiving them grew white cheerful grin No telling into what the water mix the tincture of myrrh jars and when wanted squeeze them Xo Cedric T have a servant al to the lips and taken Vot a ITabit bearing Bilkins pre Â¬ mares nest I might be led Nevermind and eau de Cologne and add to the acid out and chop Use the same as raisins Teady I see tliat some scientist claims that cipitately fled darling you did your best We cant solution Dip the nails in this solution in cake Cake recipe that I find good Where did she come from Good evening the leader began as all be born detectives One cupful of buttermilk or sour milk deaih is largcJj- a matter oE habit de wipe and polish with a chamois pad Lft Huerta where she has been in the he lifted his sombrero Cedric to the contrary my prophecy Boston Globe one cupful of sugar one third cupful of pending upon thought and all that Were a kinder hospital rough sight for a lady You see were tome to pass and our Honorable Anne lard one half cupful of chopped to- he said Is she pretty Nonsense she replied Did you Gave Him Information a posse over from Tulare trying to find was transformed into Mrs Hiram mato raisins one half teaspoonful of Thats an irrelevant- question Yes a man named Smith His tracks thev Waite At last accounts she was well me said the gentleman with cloves one of cinnamon one heaped of ever know am one who was in the habiBring countenance as he soda salt and flavor to make a stiff t- of dying she returned rather blue eyes and short curly yel seemed to p mt this way Aint seen rnd happy supplying the boarders at the Chicago low hair Post to the lobster in the show batter Bake verv sJowl any stranger round here lately Waites hotel with meals at four bits pointed House Â¬ You know nothing about her No indeed a head While we on the ranch are window bring me wan av thim in keeper How He Von tle Old Man But I know that Billikins has the No wood chopper nor nothing still wondering whether the countess formers Dick So jou succeeded in gaining -- Although 13 is an unlucky whooping cough I must nurse him number No none What has this man done Why do you call them informers of Melligan and the Lady Emily Brown you cannot cook Help is needed What does he look like companion it has former- - been considered that 13 her fathers consentI had and asked his Jack-r-Yare myths San Francisco Argonaut Casey after played poker and behold Anne Real nice and young and kind Not Bedad they wear th green to be miles from a gun was safe The new with him a few times He said he preÂ¬ as Krupp weapon keeps up the reputation So Thats her name on the red coats moren a boy Murdered a man over n wid and Half a dozen East Searsmont Me to Yes Anne Tames I of the number b3 throwing a projectile ferredTownkeep his money in thfc tiitv there Heres his description and he women had a painting bee the other da soon as they get into hot water ily Topics He still demurred just that distance handed me a coarsely printed He- - J and painted the new cemetery fence dianapolis Journal UdltorsandOwn Prudence is an admirable virtue Cedric but you carry it to an extreme Cedric yielded still holding to his Keep her Keep her own opinion he cried but remember if anything happens be it on your head Since the days of Ah Ging life had not been worth living Anne came and comfort followed after Capable re-Â¬ tiring a vague sense of mystery per Â¬ vading her she proved in our monoton- Â¬ Â¬ p Well boys get a move on ward Were on our way to La Huerta h added to borrow Waites dogs Well good day maam Better not harbor any Grangers A moment more and left alone I thoughtover the situation Cedric gone no neighbor near and a murderer at large whose steps pinted this way Suddenly it was borne in upon me that Anne was the fugitive A firm believer in womans intuiÂ¬ tions yet hoping desperately that mine was at fault I unfolded the paper the sheriff gave me It tallied well Mo roseness agitation all were explained Bid Anne guess that her identity was known my life I feared would pay the penalty To ignore the situation live through the night if possible and trust to some one turning up in the morning was all that could be done Milking time brought fresh terrors How guard ones self with both hands engaged letting down floods of warm innocent milk Dinner was eaten hurriedly with the same feeling of uneasiÂ¬ ness Billkins tucked in his crib Anne retired early and every sense on the alert I was left alone to watch the nursery door It fascinated me Who would open it Anne to hide among the canyons till the posse had returned to its Tulare Or Henry Smith to make an home Truly the ranch end of me and flee Solmonotony was broken at last slowly the emnly the clock ticked hands went round an hour passed A movement in the adjoining room and literally my blood ran cold That had hitherto seemed a mere figure of speech The sound ceased and still I watched the nursery door At last when my brain would have turned with more I heard a sound which faint at first grew louder and louder Oh heaven I cried the bloodhounds and fell senseless to the ground Â¬ Â¬ CURRANT PUDDINGS AND PIES Some Points of Value to tlie Careful LITTLE NONSENSE Story Tliat Slioivs How Hard It Is to Catcli a Woman i Im mad clear through cried the To think girl in the grenadine gown planning for vengeance of plotting and for two whole months and then failing to get it just for the supernatural cool- Â¬ ness of your enemy -- Mr Benhamyiwish I were single You horrid Mrs Benham again wretch What would you do if you Marry you Mr Benham were Mrs Benham Oh you darl Â¬ again Modern Society ing creature He I am looking forward to the time when I shall mae you one of the She You aro mean happiest of women J Â¬ Â¬ f IX hard-worki- ng - V Â¬ Pick-Me-U- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - - - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ pp I Â¬ -- - - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- -- -- Â¬ Â¬ - Clan-na-Ga- el Â¬ es pt - jSfrittei THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY AUGUST THE FARMING WORLD AMERICAN 13 1897 PRIMITIVE BUT GOOD FREAKS OF FIGURES Puzzle IntereMtincr Who has not at some period of his If a goose existence been asked and a half its own sveighs ten pounds weight what is the weight of the goose And who has not been tempt- Â¬ ed to ieply on the instant 15 pounds The correct answer being of course 20 pounds Indeed it is astonishing what u very simple query will sometimes uatch a wise man napping Even the fol Â¬ lowing have been known to succeed How many days would it take to cut up a piece of cloth 50 yards long one yard being cut off every day A snail climbing up a Or again post 20 feet high ascends five feet every day and slips down four feet every night how long Avill the snail take to reach the top of the post Or again A wise man having a win Â¬ dow one yard high and one yard wide and requiring more light enlarged the window to twice its former size yet the window was still only one yard high and one yard wide IIow was this done This is a catch question in geometry as the preceding were catch questions in arithmetic the window being diamond shaped at first and aft- Â¬ erward made square As to the two former it is scarcely necessary seriously to point out that the the answer io the first is not 50 days but 49 and to the second not 20 days but 16 since the snailt who gains one foot each day for 15 days climbs on the sixteenth day on the top of the pole and Â¬ HORSES raiany to Be Exported for Use in the Prencli Cavalry Service An experimental shipment of 100 horses from this country is to be made to Prance for use in the army If they ship well and prove satisfactory to the French inspector a regular purchasing depot will be established at some point in this country Louis Noel has been sent to Kansas City to act as purchasing- agent of the first consignment Some mules will also be included Dr Gracieux de Malliol made the report to the French government which resulted in commissioning 3lr Noel as purchas ing agent and he is thus quoted In a few years America will not have enough horses to supply the old coun Â¬ try Prance alone has 130 regiments of cavalry and each regiment has about 1000 head of horses Prance has the tfinest cavalry in the world She never pays less than 200 apiece for the horses of her private soldiers and her officers horses cost her from 500 to 700 apiece No other country can compete with America in fine bred horses If the Prench government is willing to pay from 200 to 700 for army horses some very fine remounts can be secured It is true that horses worth those prices are none too plentiful but such figures will bring them to market We im Â¬ agine however that there is somewhat of braggadocio in the statement and Â¬ Serviceable Poultry Honsre Made Owl of a Piano Box Oftentimes the keeper of a small flock of hens does not feel that he can afford an expensive house for his poultry the lumber necessary might notcostmuch but it might be necessary to have a carpenter build it which would materially add to its cost This is frequently the state of affairs in town where the chickens have to be kept in an inclosure In such a place was recently seen the poultry house shown in cut It was simply an upright piano box such a box may frequently be bought in town very cheap from some one who has no place to store it and if arranged as described will make a desirable home for ten or a dozen chickens with the lord of the flock The box was set up on bricks two high to allow a free circulation of air und2r it in the summer The upright front was fastened firmly to the sides afrfer a hole was cut at one side to allow the fowls free passage Inside laths wre nailed over the cracks and in the fall the entire inside was sheathed wHh building paper making it warm and cozy The slanting front was arranged for Those Who Find Then I AROUSED HIS CURIOSITY An Abominable Legacy Half Rates to Indianapolis aK B turn to rheumatism is She Had Neve Heard of the Cathay lyA tendency Unlike many other undoubted Via the North Western Line Excursioni inherited legacies it Bat It Mast Be Good remains in the family The most effectual tickets will be sold August 17 and 18 witk No remarked the young man who is means of checking this tendency or of re- extended limit to September 12 at one very much given to interspersing his con- moving incipient rheumatism whether pre fare for the round trip on account of x versation with quotations I shall not go existent in the blood or not is to resort to P C Union Apply to agents Chicago away for the suinmer Hostetters Stomach Bitters as soon as the North Western Ry That is too bad exclaimed the young premonitory twinges are felt Nullifying mm woman in the bicycle suit sympathetically the influences of cold exposure and fatigue years At The old maids soliloquy Not at all This thing of sitting around the Bitters not only fortifies the system of age inquired which is he At 2017who is I on piazzas and doing nothing except wishing against their hurtful consequences but subthat there was some other way of killing jugates malaria liver and kidney complaint he he At 25 what has he And now where Fliegende Blaetter is time faster is not at all to my taste As a dyspepsia and nerve disquietude matter of fact it isnt any warmer in the All you guess about difficulty in selling city than it is elsewhere and there is always Misled by the Papers Stark Trees may be wrong If you wish to something going on I like the bustle and Now Henry said the dear old lady know the truth drop postal to Stark NursÂ¬ the hurry and the hum do hope you will play x Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ But you must have rest you know You will wer yourself out if you dont Oh well he went on with that manner which can usually be re lied on to impress a very young woman it is better to wear out than rust out But there is no need of doing either is there she inquired apprehensively Perhaps not But it is my disposition My motto is Better 20 years of Europe than a cycle of Cathay Why Arthur How suddenly you change the subject I wasnt aware that I had changed the subject Why yes You said Better 20 years of Europe than a evele of Cathay Arent you familiar with that No she reluctantly confessed I become-what-may Why not grandma asked Henry with natural surprise Because it is so very dangerous Dangerous Why grandma it isnt any more dangerous than any other game It is exceedingly dangerous said the old lady in a tone of deep conviction But grandma you never saw a game and dont know anything about it Peyhaps I dont but I know it is highly dangerous Almost every day the papers tell about men who have died on the bases Baltimore American A this and feet I neVer baseball ery Louisiana Mo or Rockport 111 Nam Cash pay to salesmen each references WEEK the year round Outfit free take no money to TRY the work Also want CLUB MAKERS get their trees free He Would you scream if I should kiss you She And if I were to allow you to would you squeal Indianapolis Journal - treatise Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Kline Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa- - I I hard a bargain with sellers as any other luyer and paying about as low prices As an addenda to the foregoing comes the announcement that an agent of the Prench government has rpurchased at and around the race track at Porsyth nearGhicago some 55headaf thorough- Â¬ breds at125or less per head for use in the Prench cavalry This is much of a departure from the time rhonored con vicfion thatthe half bread is much bet- Â¬ ter for armyservicethanthe thorough Â¬ bred Possibly serviceable skates can be picked up around a race track for 125 butrit seems rather doubtful The price paid quite justifies our prediction as to figures that will probably be ofÂ¬ fered inthe Kansas City market by the agent dfrthe Prench government How ever we welcome all buyers who will take our horses cheap or high class Our own army offieerswho do not make boasts concerning the character of the remounts they purchase and who are limited iin price have difficulty enough in getting horses that fill their requirements anfl if our friends from Prance obtain what they want at prices they can afford to pay we shall certainly be glad to deliver to them the goods Â¬ would expect to find Mr Noel driving as rWf vymrp A powder to be shaken into the shoes At season your feet feel swollen and hot get tired easily If you have smarting or tight shoes try Allens Eoot Ease lieve you made it up It cools the feet and makes walking easy Oh no that isnt mine Cures and prevents swollen and sweating Well anyhow Id like to see one feet blisters and callous spots Relieves One what Cathay I never heard of it but ifc corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest A must be a very fine make of cycle to cost as and comfort Try it to day Sold bv all much as a trip to Europe Washington druggists and shoe stores for 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted OLiir Le Roy N Y Â¬ Try Allens Foot Base The worst trouble with a loafer seems to be that he doesnt know what a bore he is Washington Democrat C Moulton Needham E I could not get along without Pisos Cure for Consumption It always cures Mrs Mass Oct 22 9 There are people who think that if a girL has studied in Europe she can sing A very curious number is 142857 which multiplied by 1 2 3 4 5 or 6 gives the same figures in the same or- Â¬ PIANO BOX POULTRY HOUSE there remains to work on hinges being hinged to the upright front so that it could be brought forward when raised Inside cleats were attached the width of a der beginning at a different point but if multiplied by 7 it gives all nines multiplied by 1 it equals 142857 multi plied by 2 it equals 285714 multiplied by 3 equals 428751 multiplied by 4 equals 571428 multiplied by 5 equals 7142S5 multiplied by 6 equals 857142 Â¬ said the man toying with its fluffiness The girl laughed Well you came pretty near it you got as far as its last name It is a pretty one isnt it I bought a white one first and then I decided I needed a gray one much more so I exchanged it You know my new gray suit Well the gray boa looked perfectly dear with it and is Price 75c FOR EXCHANGING THINGS Most men have something the matter with Cold them A Muni Thftt AJtects All a Womans ago from som accident that occurred years are out weather lasts the longest when you of coal Washington Democrat Washington Democrat Transactions She sat down and slowly drew off the Diack chinon boa which she wore What a pretty a aw constrictor that Is a Constitutional Cure Halls Catarrh Cure window sash and in this a sash waa fastened arranged so as to slide under the cover Tie cover by the way was sawed in half so that the part covering the glass could be Taised and the other half remain closed The expense oi this house was small and the labor necessary to put it in shape did not re quire the services of a mechanic Moreover the slope of the box was just right for the glass front and the whole made a warm light house The nests were arranged so that they could be easily reached by letting down the cover In the fall ithe space between the box and ground was banked up with sod which of course added to the warmth of the house Kural New Yorker Â¬ Â¬ man dangling the thing before his eyes Of course it is she replied I ex- Â¬ multiplied by 7 equals 999999 multi- Â¬ changed it again You see I decided that the gray one would soil easily and beside ply 142857 by 8 and you have 1142856 Margaret has a gray one and can thats Then add the first figure to the last and the nice thing about MessingerI Slingers you have 142857 the original numÂ¬ store you can exchange everything theyre she ber the figures exactly the same as at so accommodating Do you know continued her mouth and eyes perked up start the in an expression of mystery The number 37 has this strange pe Â¬ No he interposed I understand noth Â¬ culiarity Multiply by 3 or any multiple ing of womens ousiness methods theyre my of three up to 27 it gives three figures too complicated forsay feeble brain un- Â¬ she I was going to all alike Thus 3 times 37 will be 111 ruffled that if I ever have continued Im to marry twice 3 times G tames 37 will be 222 going to get my husband at Messinger 3 tames 3 times 9 times 37 gives three Slingers so that I can take him back if threes four times three times 12 he doesnt suit Chicago Inter Ocean Gray Its black interrupted the Breeders Journal SIMPLE SHEEP POKE Throuprli Wire Fences The illustration portrays a sheep poke made of a hickory stick a four or five feet long bent in the center and a wire rbfastened about ten inches below the z4 ff 11 WHERE TURKEYS THRIVE Some Reasons Why Western Breeders The following is an extract from an address by Samuel Cushman Paw tucket K I at the New York Farmers institute Middleville The largest flocks and the most thrifty look-Â¬ ing turkeys are found on farms having high dry land which has a light growth of grass and where a new breeding gobbler has late- Â¬ ly been introduced They generally do best on land where they have not been kept for years As a rule it is more difficult to raise them each year they are kept on a place especially if a large number are grown Twenty years ago it was easy for anyone to raise turkeys When a place or region is overstocked turkey diseases become prevalent Many in the east have given up turkey raising on account of loss from disease and those produced inÂ¬ Â¬ It Prevents the Animals from Going Have an Advantage v yjfnxtm JW r iijrt u ii I iSUNl VtoMFMfoiWZi WWjV iiui ii a lcw x f j --- I PROTECTION FOR SHEEP lbend and another c after the poke is clipped over the sheeps neck four or rfive inches lower down to fasten the poke in place This device will keep any sheep ifrom going through a wire rail or board fence is a good thing for jumping sheep and willprevent them rfrom crowding into bushes and briers tearing the wool from the body Graz- Â¬ ing orduinking is not interfered with 6 Dole in Parmand Home N OTES FOR SHEPHERDS -- Pine tar ton the sheepJsnose is an ex cellen tdef ense against troublesome and often dangerous flies The New Mexico lamb crop will prob ably amount to 1000000 head about 500000 of xwhich will be off ered for shin ment ferior stock on account of western com- Â¬ petition In turkey raising as in pro ducing any other crop it pays best to raise the best This shows where western breeders have the advantage There is no part of the west that has ever been over- Â¬ stocked with turkeys and the breed Â¬ ing of them is steadily gaining ground in this partof the country There waa a time not long agovwhen Rhode Island turkeys stood at theihead of the market ald Narragansett turkeys were the beirt that eauldbe produced anywhere Now the bronze turkey is at the head and those produced in the west sell as well as those from theeast in any mar- Â¬ ket where they are offered With creap feed Unlimited range and a market that is rarely over- Â¬ stocked those who breedturkeys in the west are almost certain to make more money than those who breed any other kind of stock Partners Voice -- Queen Crescent The wonderful procreative power of During the Tennessee Centennial and Infigures or rather their accumulative ternational Exposition at Nashville Tenn growth lias been exemplified in the fa Â¬ a low rate special tariff has been established and from miliar story of the farmer undertaking for the sale of tickets on theCincinnatiCrejv Queen other terminal points to pay his farrier one grain of wheat ccnt Route for the first nail two forthe second and Tickets are on sale daily until further no- Â¬ so on and found that he had bargained tice to Chattanooga at 075 one way or 720 the round trip o give the farrier more wheat than was round trip from Cincinnatidays to return ifckets being good seven grown in all England other tickets with longer return limit at Here is another example Take the 990 yid at 1350 for the round trip visit enable the Thess number 15 we will say multiply that Nashvillerates other Southernpublic to rates points at and by itself and you get 225 Now multi never before offered Yestibuled trains of ply 225 by itself and so on until 15 prod- the finest class are at the disposal of the ucts have been multiplied by them- Â¬ passenger affording a most pleasant trip and enabling one to visit the very interselves in turn esting rxd important battle grounds You dont think that a difficult prob in and scenery Chuttanooga Lookout Mounabout lem Well you may be a clever math- Â¬ tain and Chickamauga National Military ark Tickets to Nashville to visit the ematician but it would take you about Centennial can be repurchased at Chattaa quarter of a century to work out this nooga for 340 round trip Ask ticket simple little sum The final product cgent for tickets via Cincinnati jrour the Q and called for contains 38589 figures the oT C Route South or write to first of which are 1442 Allowing three W C RINEARSON Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati O figures to an inch the answer would be A Widows Way over 1070 feet long To perform the opHt They say that wedding rings are goeration would require about 500000000 of figures If they can be made at the ing out Oh fashion care If you wish to disShe I dont rate of one a minute a person working pense with the ring dear it will make no difat the rate of ten hours a day for 300 ference to me But why didnt you give me days in each year would be 28 years some warning of what you were about to is so sudden about it If in multiplying he should say This thought of home and mother Then he make a row of ciphers as he does in but it was too late Cleveland Leader other figures the number of figures Highly would be more than 523939228 This Descriptive Illustrated Pnhlications of Yellowstone National Park would be the precise number of figures Black Hills Summer Tours to the North and used if the product of the left hand fig Northwest Tours to Colorado Pacific Coast ure in each multiplicand by each figÂ¬ and Puget Sound Farm Lands in Northern Nebraska and Wyoming and ure of the multiplier was always a sin Missouriin Washington and the Puget Sound Homes gle figure but as is most frequentand Region will be mailed free by the underyet not always two figures the method signed Send fifteen cents for a large colemployed to obtain the foregoing re Â¬ ored wall map of the United States or a pack playing cards W Wakeley sult cannot be accurately applied As of superiorBurlington RouteL St Louis Mo GPA suming that the cipher is used on an average once in ten times 475000000 Dear Old Boston Again i000 approximates the actual aiumber Visitor I hear there is sickness next door Is it contagious Brooklyn Eagle Phillips Oh not at all madam merely contiguous N Y Truth Cool Period Trees The approach from the south to La The only worthy end of all learning of Grange Ala is marked by the fine all science of all life in fact is that human view into the valley of the Tennessee beings should love one another better Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ times 37 three fours and so on wue ana two children from the ef fects of hereditary scrofula My third child was dangerously af fected with scrofula He was unable to walk his left foot being covered with run ning sores Physicians hav ing failed to rellevethe others of my family I decided to try Ayers Sarsaparilla I am1 pleased to say the trial was sue- cessful and my boy was restored1 to health I am confident that my child would have died had he not used Ayers Sarsaparilla Jas M Dye Mintonville Ky Aug 5 1895 my Host WEIGHTY WORDS FOR t 4 Ayers Sarsaparilla KMKtMia9 Â¬ Â¬ WELL DONE OUTLIVES DEATH YOUR MEMORY WILL SHINE IF YOU USE tii i t I 4 Â¬ Â¬ 0 m 4 9 4 IMIMINU0IMIttKtmtl3IWIIttIIOtWIWII9tiellSIK3lIWr41MltlSiralSIICIIiraiIllllll3llOIItl4iailll9lIIOIWtlSlltlMIWIIIMtKIMI1 4 Â¬ Â¬ A GUAHISiTEE THATS GOOD s s Â¬ Â¬ We have thousands of testimonials and are proud of the stories they tell of relief from many forms of misery But the experience of z another person may not be yours with the same preparation Mm rxufcu CURE CONSTIPATION lOo s S 25c 5Gc Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Your Own Druggists Guarantee iSJ4ltlllllltlWIllllllwllllll1llllwll1l9lclolwllll4lllltl SSaSSSS- Sold on merit only under an absolute guarantee to cure if used according to di 5 rections Every retail druggist is authorized to sell two ouc boxes Cascarets under guarantee to cure or money refunded You take no chances when you buy our preparations sent by mail for price JOc 25c or 50c address STERLING REMEDY CO Chicago Montreal or New York or when you purchase under i 1 i 6 o ft NOTICE EDUCATIONAL FRANKLIN COLLEGE Senators Governors c M40 a yr 8 courses course c catalog free with plan to eara for D D Ph 1 60 per cent to agents WA Williams DD Pres funds SSKftA The Jtiw of the Sheep Watch the lambs if they are falling There is a peculiarity in the median- away feed them a little grain is too ism of a sheeps jaw and grinders that teheap to allow the want iof it to srive helps one to understand tlie reason why lambs a fitaurtine they will never re sheep are able io get so much nutriment cover from from their food In noticing a sheep Makes no difference how good a ram chewing its cud it cannot but be ob- Â¬ is if he is a scrub never use him Sell served that the jaw has a peculiar mo Â¬ him to the butcher buy a recorded ram tion from side to side The branches breed your best ewes to him and you of the lower jaw are closer together will notice the difference in the lambs at than the molars are in the upper Then once in their molars their edge have differ Â¬ An old sheep keeper says that good ent slopes In the upper row the face fat sheep never lose their wool Wool of the molar slopes very decidedly from is lost through lice ticks or scab due to the higher inner edge to the lower out- Â¬ a mite and none of these beasts can er while in molars of the lower jaw the endure fat Poor sheep is always their face slopes from the outer edge to the feeding ground higher inner These things together wool is the principal object inbreed Â¬ with the rough surfaces of the molars If ing then a ram with plenty of wool give a sheep the power to thoroughly bearing surface yielding a washed grind its food Porf J A Craig fleece of at least 15 pounds should be selected His wool should be of strong Keep Yonr Stock Growing fiber coarse crimp A ram should not Every farmer knows that it is while have a ewes fleece Eural World stock is young that it makes the great- Â¬ est growth in proportion to amount of A Sovel Gape Cure feed Then the cost of maintenance Says the Farm Journal A very sim- Â¬ is less and at least while the animal is ple method for curing the gapes in suckling a part of its feed is admir- Â¬ chicks and one that is successful in ably adapted to make growth But the hands of some persons is to pinch there is another reason why young the wind pipe With the left hand hold stack should be fed sufficiently to keep the head of the bird up and the neck thrifty If it is underfed or fed ro as straight and with the thumb and fin Â¬ to fatten rather than to grow the prob ger of the right hand pinch the wind abilities are that the digestive organs pijSe smartly slightly rolling it Be will be injured and that all its life there Â¬ gin as low as possible and follow it up after that food it eats will do it less good ward to the mouth Be careful to re Â¬ than it should A stunted animal can Â¬ lease it frequently to give the bird a not by any kind of feedinc ha fhpra chance to cougrh up the parasites - 1 after made what it ought to be Â¬ Â¬ Nowhere can one gain better ideas of the magnificence of the flora of the coal period than at this place Trunks of lepidodendron two or three feet in di Â¬ ameter lie buried and protruding from the debris of the sandstone These trunks have in general preserved their form and are not at all compressed whereby they show that they stood erect m the beds that inclosed them river 300 or 400 feet ibelow which it George Eliot presents and by the masses of sand Â¬ THE MARKETS stone lying around the village where it has been precipitated from the cliff r Cincinnati Aug 12 3 00 above by the wearing away of the lime Â¬ LIVE STOCK Cattle commons 2 25 4 25 Select 4 00 stone under them But the most inter CALVES butchers good light 5 50 G25 Fair to 3 25 3 80 esting and remarkable feature of the HOGS Common Mixed packers 00 3 80 locality says Henry McCulley in his Light shippers 10 4 00 geological report of the valley region SHEEP Choice 40 2 50 25 4 85 choice and the one for which La Grange will LAMBS Good to family 30 3 10 FLOUR Winter always be distinguished is the profu Â¬ GEAIN Wheat No 2 red 83 75 No3 red sion of the remains of fossil plants Corn No 2 mixed 28 Â¬ n H 0 Q H W jn THQSF 7LIj A i i i EXPECT1NGT06EC0MEMQTHER5 Although stripped of their bark the scars are plainly impressed on their surface Popular Science Monthly Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to chocie PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BDTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western CHICAGO 17 11 00 11 42 50 9 N3 H ITfnE 6Wl ITSETTlOTSTOMACfi PURirl5koNES0ErA uPTHEnERVOUSbYSTEH friend jiour tjare on a Vostil Card anfc toe coil setjb 90 otnI3 pae illdstraTeo GaTaloocie free uf i iiiiM 1 9 124 4 10 1 2 00 50 1 00 wvrrGRinius- 4 bHRIHKWGHOTHERSL fii2K is WHICH MAKE5 LIFEA x onRnEHTD - - I80fWlNCHESTERkv fewHvttM otw - I pirtf rtu UW -- UnTMtnc ifv Tiuuicnj 1 0 4 40 To LIVE STOCK We will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCK CUTS or any other Cut shown in any spec Â¬ imen Book at or below quoted prices for same 825 20 85 926 324 218 414 50 55 4 40 at all Up-to-Date 2Tot a Wise Proposition Prosperous Manufacturer I think ii would be well for us to do something f oi our employes to prove to them thai we appreciate their services How would it do to give them a wine supper Associate Im afraid it wouldnt do Â¬ b ITHiNiMizESTiSTffieinEiLTo 83i 17 1 A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO CORN No2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No2 Chicago spring f 87 84 H fJFStronFnF4THT w i 27H 17J8 7 80 4 27J4 25 vuiiujflnuriuHiLiv AND MLrrvui jUVtT iiiu iii m uWTuf IF ii 1 rol0lril5 HER ASAinsil 7 75 4 4 00 89 r -3- SUABIUTYT0SW teKS WEGETABLE Si b ARC u tniltUlT HAKMLtM r Lr- - 429 Elm BALTIMORE Why not We would have our hands full Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western FLOUR Family G RAIN Wheat No Southern Wheat h A 1SSSSSSZA tmiraDANGEBS WHICH IT IMMEDIATELY pSMfiK AFTER RESULTS SLOS HOW TO BUILD CO Strt Cincinnati WILLIAMS MFQ ask KALAMAZOO MICH 2 85 31 89i 31 27 3 80 4 30 464 27 ya 47 10 i o H cases PRUOOgRlPIDRECWHre treatment Free CURES nPHDQY lEVWrO I DrII Send for book of testimonials and H GRKX1P8 SOXS TOW DISCOYEBY girts quickrelief and cores wow 1 dcro m ithuta 6 40 mJEYmTMkEMJmWmWrMiM WHERE ALL INDIANAPOLIS Ways of a Swedish Bride GRAIN Wheat --No 2 Corn No 2 mixed The Swedish bride fills her pockets Oats No 2 mixed with bread which she dispenses tc t LOUISVILLE everyone she meets on her way to the FLOUR Winter patent church every piece she disposes oi GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed averting as she believes a misfortune Oats Mixed PORK Mess Chicago Chronicle LARD Steam -- 5fiU 19 75 i I Cough Tastes Good sA Best in timeSyrup by druggists Sold LS FAILS 00 81 80 29 19 t 1BSlSil Ba7lH3DMl ANK E 00 I Btf HI 5TL0UI3J 1669 VlrJ WHEN WRTTTSG TO ABVEJGtTISEiR pleaao state that yea saw tba A4vsrtlr meat la this paper 7Tir f -- 8 ANNOUNCE3LENTS GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS i ctx THE BOUIiBON NEWS FRIDAY AUGUST 13 THE WOODPECKER FOR JAILER 897 fc Iw V We are authorized to announce Wm L Collins as a candid for Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK - v- - it Gorey as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Ilepublica party FOR ASSESSOR We are authorized to announce A J r R u A I XP fcf - - r rV-- Bourbon County subject to the action Lagoon of the Republican party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Clay Clements play iA Sonthei n Bourbon County subject to the- action Gentleman will open the season at of the Republican party McVickers August 23 The scenes in the first act occur in Louisiana at a FOR POLICE JUDGE military campon the banks of the Mis- Â¬ We are authorized to announce Wm sissippi river less than a dozen miles Remington as a candidate for Police below New Orleans The second third Judge subject to the action of the and fourth acts take place in North Democratic party The Carolina twenty five years later WtJ are authorized to announce John scenes are being painted by Arthur R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Voughtiin whose reputation as a scenic painter is unsurpassed Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge The Louisville Times truthfully says subject tv die action of the Democratic If the beautiful and picturesque Ken Â¬ party tucky river was in Italy Mammoth Cave FOR MAYOR in Ireland and French Lick Springs in to announce Germany Americans would leave this We are authorized Ben J Pjskky as a candidate for country every summer by the shipload Mayor of the CJLty of Paris subject to to cross the Atlantic to admire the the action of the Democratic party Weave authorized to announce W T scenery of the first crawl down into the Brooks as a candidate fo Mayor of the next and fill up on Old Pluto at the city of Paris subject to the action of third We Americans dont know a the Democratic party good thing when we see it and dont appreciate a good thing when weve got it - We are authorized to announce C J Daniel as a candidate tor Assessor of the Littlo Dram Remarks In Four Characteristics of Woods jjjer of the f The Fo3rer article by Frank IS There Ethel Barrymore is engaged to marry Chapman is inanSt Nicholas on The Anthony Hope the English novelist Little Drummer of the Woods giving much curious information concerning Lewis Moirison will have two new the woodpeoker Mr Chapman says If we had jr woodpecker in our hands The Master of Cere- Â¬ plays next season we should see in the beginning that its monies and Frederick The Great bill is not slightly hooked with the upper mandible turned down at its end Marion Manola the sweet singer and and overlapping the under mandible as Amelia Glover the dancer are among in the crow and other birds that pick but that both mandibles the clever vaudeville artists who are ap up a living length and cut squarely are of equal pearing this week at the Ludlow off at the tip It is therefore like a Theatrical And Otherwise X WSMMWgM3 4 ASSIGNEES NOTICE v Crawford Bros All persons ha vine claims against the with cool barber shop I assigned estate of William Sudduth are service has well appointed bath rooms requested to file them at once verified as attached The bootblack puts on green 1 its quick quiet and satisfactorj the law requires Ativ chum not filed may be barred as tan and patent leather polish the only one in Paris having the green polish provided by a w 3 Q WARD JR J Q 20jy lmo Ward Assignee Chew and smoke Granger twist for I Perhaps the tip of the birds tongue will be seen appearing through its near- Â¬ ly closed mandibles and our attention is at once attracted by its peculiar shape We discover that it is remark- Â¬ ably long and when fully extended reaches almost if not quite an inch be- Â¬ yond the point of the bill It is not flat like the crows but round and fleshy and has a sharp horny point which by looking at it very closely we see has a series of barbs on both sides In the meantime our hands have doubtless been pricked by the birds tail feathers each feather being stiff bristly and pointed at the end Some of the larger woodpeckers the pileated and ivorybill for instance have this singular kind of tail feather highly de- Â¬ veloped The main stem or shaft of the feather is much larger than usual and each barb growing from this shaft is curved downward and inward and is strong and pointed Comparing this feather with the flat tail feather of a crow we see at onco how different it is in form The wings do not impress us as in any way unusual They are neither very long nor very short but the arrangement of the toes is so peculiar that they were at once commented upon by a blind girl to whom I had handed a specimen of one of these birds In Â¬ stead of the disposition common to most birds three tees directed forward and one backward we discover two front toes and two hind ones and wo will note also that each toe is armed- with a strong curved nail Â¬ - wedge or chisel if- 111 my introductory advertisement I have sacrificed perspicuity A for ornament But this will net hinder me from filling every order I receive with choice peaches Our next variety to ripen will he the Elherta3 a large freestone yellow peach Suitable for canning or preserving and nice for dessert tT Lock Ecx 740 Pans Ky - - Uk- - fefc fey W rSe b8 - - - - v - v ss - - V ly Alt v ninuff sale by leading grocers nickel - Big twist for a - INVASION OF WASHINGTON Admiral Coeltbnrns 33rSsh Soldiers Loot Â¬ ed and Fired tlio Public Buildinss liver and kidneys cures constipation The last glimmer of frwilight was and sick headache 25c at all druggistsfading away when after the battle at persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of H Margolen Cash buyers canjjget double value to- - JBladensborg two miles distant from are requested to present them at once day at Washington into the well nigh desert Â¬ properly proven as required bv law to ed city rode the redoubtable Cockburn tf Davis Thomson Isgrig the undersigned in Paris Ky Those at the head of his band of marauders Knowing themselves indebted to B writes Clifford Howard in The Ladies5 Margolen are requested to pay promptly Home Journal of the invasion and burn Â¬ and thereby avoid court cost ing of our national capital by the Brit Â¬ ish forces under Admiral Cockburn in LOUIS SALOSHIN OF A August 1814 Elated at their decisive Assignee victory over a force nearly twice as Harmon Stitt Attorney f llmv PBAW PABM large as their own and thirsting for pimp spoils the red coated soldiers marched f triumphantly toward the capitoL Dis- Â¬ charging theirfirearms afc the window NEAR PARIS KY the soldiers burst in the doors audi with jsww iSKr a shout of triumph carried their leader All persons having claims against the I will offer at public sale on the prem to the speakers chair from whicb with assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby ises on notified to- present s mv at oncQ propermock gravity he put the question ly proven to the undersigned or same Wednesday Sept 15th 1897 Shall this harborof the Yankee democ- Â¬ may be barred by law at 10 oclock a in the farm belonging racy be burned A yell of affirmationÂ¬ to tue estate of Socrates Bowles deceas- Â¬ rang through the ball and without fur T E ASHBROOK ed known as the Goodman Place and ther preliminaries papers and ether Assisrnee of T H Tarr is the same conveyed by E B Bishop combustibles were piled under the desks Mann Ashbroor Allys 22je and Lizzie R Bishop his wife to said and set on fire Id a few minutes this Bowles See Deed Book 73 pag6 294 noble edifice that had been ia course of lawr miTt n in the Clerks office of the Bourbon construction more than 20 years and County Court containing the library of congress and The farm lies four miles east of Paris vast quantities of official documents- - of All persons having claims against the Ky on the Paris Jackstown turnpike Ngreat historical value was destroyed- assigned estate of Chas R Turner are and contains 293 acres 3 roods and 39i Now thoroughly aroused to their VilnpcrvMs of firfit requested co presenr nem to me at J nnles TOnOOfl ilnns aVniifldvitliT lutwl oil work of plunder a howling crowd of TIT till Jcl xnnnAl vmuw iu raris isy properly proven as iiuuiu cuu- auuiiuauiiy ouuuucu J with everlasting springs and pools for the desperate marauders hurried ta the required by law Thos knowing them Â¬ White House in the hope perchance- of selves indebted to the etate fjr request Â¬ live stock and is- mostly now in grassThe improvements consist of a modern capturing the president and his wife ed to settle promptly and save costs of built two storv frame residence Situated1 FinrHnn- fchp uuuos Innfcprl uuu uv 3tiitu oii rl reprtfrl uuu lrrico suit in a lovely woodland with lawn extend j ihey battered down the doors and con Â¬ HARMON STITT lug to the pike and contains a hall and soling themselves for the loss of their 29je Assignee seven rooms bath room kitchen and pantrv a long veranda in front with distinguished captives by a ruthless de- Â¬ rear porches above and below handsome struction of the furniture they raided cabinet mantels and tile hearths in each the larder and regaled themselves with roomr and all handsomely papered and a hastily prepared feast in the state finished in walnnt and cherry BOUKBON CIRCUIT COURT There is dining room Then destroying the re- Â¬ a large dry cellar of several breaking and maining provisions Lizzie M and Sidnwv D ivs As- - inside and outside entrances rooms with mutilating whatever and could readily a splendid they signee j lainiift cistern- of pure water at the door There lay their hands on they concluded their vs are four servants rooins ice house visit by setting1 fire to the home of the Lizzie M Clay etc Defendants barn stables cariiager horase meat and president Numerous other public and Claims against the assigned est ites of poultry houses with yard aud all nec Â¬ private buildings were also destroyed Lizzie M and Sidney D Clay m ust be essary outbuildings a ue orchard in precened for allowance before fch e first fact with the location valuable improv bv fire day of September 1897 Units 3 pre- Â¬ meats and the fertility 0E its soil it is A Carpet Knight- sented bv that date tby will be barred one of the most des vAHh homes in the per order of court in the abo ve styled Bluegrass region -tas The following curious definitions of a of Kentucky action Creditors are notified to have Mr N H Bar less 0f Paris Ky will carpet knight were recently given in an their demands properly yoven- cal pre take pleasuEeva One who re- Â¬ English examination seut them to the raklei gnet a5 the anyone or w a showing the farm to ceived his knighting upon the field of d arnish any additional Citizens Bitik of P iris K or leave mforuiatK a knight who stood the cloth of gold desired them at the law offices o McMillan -E5RS cash in hand one- - on a carpet and had another thrown Talbott 1UU 1 100uuc uuiiu over him while being knighted the W1YL MALix 11899 hP eferred payments to bear interest common black heetle which when Assignee of ZIrs Lizzi a M and Sidnev at sis i Prxv per cent per auuum nuui r hit rr squashed resembles all the different D Gay tyilsep lx- JTUOaCDOJUU UI11U pillU a knight shades of a brussels carpet is made payment fivu diately after first a man which sleeps on a carpet j 1 will also sell at the same time Co who is like for instance Sir X 2 extra work mules one of the bet carpet makers and be- Â¬ 1 cow cause he did make them so well he was Lot of corn and hay f make a knigiit Farm implements Some furniture etc A shot was said to go off because The property of the deceased the sudden shock in a sort of way ROBT L BOWLES Executor frightens the bullet And it was de- Â¬ Palmyra Missouri clared that a dog turns around several A T Forsyth Auctioneer times hefore settling down to sleep to make sure he is not sitting on any unJpleasant objeot such as a black beetle pin eto - ASSIGNEES NOTICE Wrights Celery Tea regulates the - v- - v J v V f PUBLIC SALE mfP Ir aimrunJi tm I wf Mmshimiw mw W Iff -- I 1 IP5 ASSIGNEES NOTICE - - t9 Â¬ fc ASSIGNEES NOTICE - C - - - - Jjai ASSIGNEES NOTICE w w - h Ms Im kk Mi Calico 3c Mm lk hkms 600 prs L km 1 One-third Ua v uaui Challie 3c Lawn 3c Gingham 3c etc 90 yds Pea Island Brown Cotton SlUtt 20 yds Bleached Muslin 100 Bleached Muslin 14 yds Lonsdale and Mason ville Dress Gingham 5c Handsome Percales 7 c Black Sateen 7c Crash 4c Towels 53 up Lace Curtains 40c up - Window shades 10c up Bed Quilts 49c up Ticking 5c up low White Goods 4ic upShirting Cotton 4c up - Â¬ 9 THE6RfATrST0fALl rASHlONAGVZINK AWARDcD DIPLOMA ANDSLVEREDALAf fXPOSITIGNJN PARIS t PRICE 25 CENTS YEARLY S0BSCRIPTI5NS22 TOILETTES PUBLISHING CO The first of American Newspa- Â¬ English magazine published an estimate pers CHAS A DANA Editor of the North American colonies Placing the population Ihen at 3000000 The American Constitution the and assuming that it would double it- THE SUN 25c Dress Goods now 19c 50c Dress Gqpds now 39c A Good Guess of Hong Ago Dress Goods now yyc During the American Eevolution an 75c nnnlinl T4V1PPR Itll i- - Cottonade lOJc Ladies Skirts 95c Ladies ghirt Waists 2oc up Hnrtain Scrim 5cup Mens Pants 25c worth 75c H00 prs Mens Pants good values 49c worth 8125 800 prs Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c 200 prs Boys Knee Pants 25c Mens Suits were 15 now 900 Mens Suits were 12 now 79 Mens Suits were S10 now 600 Mens Suits were 8 now 500 Mens Suits were 6 now 375 Mens Suits were 475 now 295 Knee Pants Suits 49c Knee Pants Suits 1 Knee Pants Suits 125 Knee Pants Suits 150 Mens Shoes worth 175 now 125 Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 A Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 325 i Mens Laundered Shirts White and Colored 44c 1 Mens Laundered Shirts worth 1 now 69c qo- i line or bneets Mats Trunks etr at kJ liiBIlL v -- m 3 U v7 V- - - Prices for Ten Days w l u if - i i Â¬ gaTononrlte and ChUdrens Shoes and Slippers in Tan and Black F Â¬ U American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever 6 a year Daily by mail - Daily Sunday by mail 8 a year self every 25 years the writer estimated that in the year 1890 the number wQuld have increased to 61000000 This may be taken as a most remarkable prophecy inasmuch as the census of 1890 fixes the total population at 02622250 coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets you our With every purchase atglass store you g framed picture -- t Wn handsome t Uome now and you will reap a Remember these are special prices lor 10 days Don delay PLACE harvest REMEMBER THE F ta IFl E3 E - lr c l J26WEST23STNEWY0RK - Angelic Temporament He is good natured tis he Good naturedJ Why I have known is the greatest Sunday Newspaper m that man to wear a smiling face when the world copy By mail 2 a year he was speaking of taking off a porous Price 5c a v plaster -- Boston Traveler Address THE SUN New York The Sunday Sun BOUBBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY IMPERFECT J- IN JBHJP ORIGINAL