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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897081701 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Ji te v ji vxNf f w MB C9 Ff3flBPBBf HiOWfc f GHAKP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVBY TUESBAYMfe ri FRIDAY Esssrznxanarr 3ryjjjKHgjx-J-ajvja5g3agrggBa- Esfamd mb i issi ccmaiSMXFsss ai iui itmi jw iwjm SEVESTeENTH YEAR JL rmWtHWHIl AJHIIB SS3SSSCSXC jcxieaataHgiigaaMFjataAUwMBKcaibaa 3Bi ir VKlkTSS PARIS BOUBON CO KY TUESDAY AUGUST 17 1897 iriKm NO 66 SSfSSOSSSSSISBS wjnrTrggg nwii m Jiwm ll J1 ivfgiijMi irraTiJ Wi -- ytJjp1lJn-i-iru iTrcra CTTT laiiMtwwiiftnii nil n i him a isasnsxaassassscsssssssas ozssjuss HRSCBSm Established 1849 MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered JNIr Burjr John Peed is able to be up M In Ami About The Woolens Iwlfl CImH IIsJh CLOTHIERS Have received their samples for Fall and Winter and are prepared to make you a Suit or Overcoat for from ¬ Mills Sundav Mr Jas Crav and family came up from Uli et nday Miss Lutie Jefferson is visiting rela- tivesnear MaysiicK On Saturday to the wfe of BOnN Rev W Britt preached at Ruddles j John Pnrdy a daughter Harry Bailey of Cynthiana Mr visited friends her Sundaj Elder S H Creighton went to Lexington yesterday on business Mr R E Boone of Winchester the countyjBk visited lady friends here Sunday o Yeaterdays Teniptrarure Mrs Mattie Jackson and son went to Mayslick Saturday to visit relatives The following is the temperature as Master Thorn of Cynthiana is the noted yesterday by A J Winters Co guest of his cousin Ollie Marshall near of tnjg cj j j ¬ ry lie nasjcaKen our jidoub one thou sand varaa oarocK m the past week to be used oriMfhe free turnpikes The work at thelquarry is still in progress Mr ChasS iiler has returned to Cin- ung otnor J as u Miner is nnati of danger thought to Mrs Fiance Locktaarfc and Mrs Mehdau andpoi of Paris called on Mrg AmeriBntlpr Sunday 4flK Mrs Franarrastrong of Maysville has been thguest of her father I F ChancelorjKtfhe past week M Jojgaudon retnrned Friday from AtlantaSwhere he has been in the plumbing business for the past year Mr Thosjginville near Steels Ford has commtjneed cutting his tobacco and claims to hlSelps acres of the best in irower Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ey Jgut fn sriPAFyn ViSlLIlAki llLdiL VM Fr ri ItZL l T If RSm t4 C k - kJi-- aE-E- d TO REDUCE STO0E We will for tlie next 30 days offer Special Low Prices on -- Chamber Suits Lace Curtains Parlor Suits Baby Carriages Wall Papers Pictures Lawn Furniture Straw Mattings j i town fOUo ALSO pas 26 to 12 Base ball Paris won a game from Score the Millerobnrg club Saturday Sanford Carpenter sold to Shelbyville parties a car of good aged stock mules 7 a m o a m 9 11 vtm-- - p m W r 60 69 J 71 a mS mm m tBSf o buy 72 i 75 7M last week Mr Waller Sharp of Sharpsbnig was the irnesrt of Perry Jefferson Friday and 4p m 5 p 7p Si SI S2A If you want Bargains come and See Us Everything New and Strictly First Class cErCr Mi fkMfn HH 3l m S v L kiJW 1 B m Carpets Furniture Vtfal Paper Draperies H Vi WiVli ri VM JMTT j rai ikLIL 61 VJ OJ fU Tl - o Clip Saturdav Miss Anna S mi- - of lew SmyrniaR Fla is the gnest oi Mr aud Mrs Jas 79 71 Now is the time to make your selections Guarantee make material and trimmings H wneat wm pay the higheil market cash price Sacks Woolnms furnished 44 Cecil Snsio and th biibv the noted E O Fret well Eld ridge family were guests of Squire 0 Box 230 Paris Ky Boaldeu Sunday Wanted ITT JlJL fk a- - -- LVJ5 JL fZi trmiTTJLJ3ii btnli PATENTS u PliOCUREi ATCO FOKKIGN ZXOffice over G S Varden 8 Co EUGENE W JOHNSON SOLICITOK 1ND ATTOENEY 33NT CAUSES IX PAT Mrs Lida Conway and sou Clarence of Mt Sterling are gnests of Mr T D IT h mntmi T T JH O IA JfTCl R T juarly arrival of Fancy Shirts 16 Vwoj CLOTHIERS fJrQetGlennitWiOXiiLdfliaiheTleasadi iugsburg Saturday Mr John W Boulden of Maysville was the guest of Squire R B Boulden Friday and Saturday Messrs Pnford Allen and J Will Clarke kit Saturday to attend the Nashville Exposition McClelland Bros sold to Ike Van meter of Clark 37 head of 1100 pound feeders at about 375 Miss Lida Clark returned Saturday from an extended visit with Miss Bessie Botts near Owingsville Piles Piles Or William Indian Pile Ointment will Office Hours Judy and family cure Blind BR liinjj Ulcerated and Itching Piles It aX the Messrs Will Butler and Arthur Best inprntoncelieft- as a tumors allays the itchpoultice irives msianl ww hnn Indian Pile Ointment were here from Cincinnati Sunday to relief prcparedemy for Piles and Itching of the visit their parents private parkland nothing else Every be Mrs Kelson Fant and son are gnests is guarantejua Sold by druggists sent by nor of the Misses Wadell returned to Flem mail for SOcMind Clevelandbox WILLI AMS O For sale by Mf G CO REBv -- I Olfice established 1729 Xew York Ave Washington D C to 12 a in 1 to o p m Tgg skw 1SC58 Charges lisedorate Correspondence llequented 2mar lian9S tvtr- - I ir 1 V T BrooRBs druggist ilfiii SPii nI h M S H s1 u 1 1 a pj S as i s - ESi32 zz taken the aeency fpatnb Cincinnati Daily Times Star a nadsjjKxcellent paper and will Having purchased John Gfymns carriage works and repoitor- on to subscribers in any have it part of tngEatv for six cnuts per week covnerof Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we ari now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as He soiicit3iyur ahsiriptiou tt SHERUANgSl IVERS has ded SS carriages buggies etc JAr E UM We also keep on hand a select line of new AB V WantbdKCo buy wheat the hiehesllsbarket furnished - Will pay cash price Sacks O Fketwell 230 Paris Ky mmnii m n mMum r r il-- k1 U VJ JH U f ifc Vf fcy VKT I tK Q k II st fh L riil 4ifc T5 tt jr iI X A I LI HATL Atj Y a I WkP KX vr w Sfcfenasca1 jyiMnNUutfjM nnfonnarediandMtbirt 5ronWffisT51aeattendedParksiHillJ V - fe b twr jrjgwHMMiillvxTK Who pay cash like to deal where the7 can get the benefit of cash We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted aaF3L EraffE3Nr FOR This will be a saving to you of 10 to S15 Trousers ii HI 350 i 4 and up J 11 I il H Fred Lansing Cutter S STOUT Manager vilfiBatS ls SSI The only safe sure and reliable Female PUJIi ever offered to Ladies especially recommend ed to married Ladies i Ask for SB ISOTTS PE23TTYSOYAI FH1I1S and take no other gfB Send for circular Price 100 per Ijox 6 boxes for 500 lished TTTRg- - TWOP1 AV camp meeting Sunday Mr Henry Jefferson wife and babe guests of Mr Perry Jefferson returned to Newport Saturday The wife of Len Briley of near Ruddles Mills died Thursday and was taken to Oakland Mills for burial Mclntyre F Brooks McClintock T McClelland and Sauford Carpenter J attended Mi bterling court yesterday Elder R B Givens and Miss Lilly Stevens of Lexington were gnests of Mr Andrew Butler and family San day G W Bryan has bought five county rights for the sale of Davids gas oil burner and will commence selling in a few days Mr Robt Green and Mr Marshall Goodman of Bourbon were the guests of the Leer Brothers near town Sat- ¬ urday and Sunday The colored camp meeting closed here yesterday all in good order Not a disturbance during the week There were 2000 in attendance Sunday Base ball Millersburg will play the Berry Station club Wednesday The clubs are fairly well matched and the game promises to be interesting Messrs Geo Brown Jno W Letton Ben Duvall and Henry Kimbrough of Carlisle returned Saturday from a weeks fishing trip near Parks Ferry Mrs June Payne and son Mr Little- ¬ ton Purnell of Paris were guests of T M Purnell and family Sunday Miss Mary Purnell accompanied them home Dodd Best received the third car of ice yesterday from Paris making 40000 pounds consumed in about two weeks since the cold storage agency was estab¬ ¬ Wrights Celery tioc 3ic heailavr -c- -r MiP - is gmbfifet--ciaWiiirit- t everything in the vehicle line The puhlic is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee alL wm - Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders rMmmmmmmm Paris Georgetown Pike HIGH ST COR FOURTH MilW UJ A meeting of the stockholders of said pike in conference is desired Say Friday August 20th at nine a mM at Judge Wards office Paris Kv Every stockholder please attend Money in- ¬ terest to invite you J B KENNEDY 13aig 2t Director RAILKOAl T1MJS CARD PARIS KY iji5iiwin iWtiHamtmiuiTama VLHtlJIUi Ll UJgQygg7TWTI Gentlemens Tan Shoes The latest and best tans for Summer wear Gennine hand welts for 250 to 3 50 per pair Will not squeak and thing for the Summer months just the GLAY RXON W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance OLD L N R R ARRIVAL OP TRAINS - 4l - From Cincinnati 1110 a m 538 p m 1015 r m From Lexington 439 a in 745 a m 339 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 p m From Maysville 748 a m 830 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS fifS9B9ilff3 vij Dimriini n mmmxi THE VERY BIST RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING OS UsiiU skis time table EAST BOUND NON UNION Qiesoletion If Paifpsfiij Roberts To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 346 p hi To Lexington 7oo a m 1127 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 543 1025 p m Maysville 755 a m 635 p To a m a p m m F B Carr m Agent S30am 600pm Ussery is by mutual consent dissolved xVr Lexington 1115am 8J0pm 11 21am 850pm S30am 550pm All accounts of the firm are payable Lv Lexington Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am iC0pm to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in- ¬ Ar Mt Sterling225pm 950pm S50am 705pn debtedness of the firm 6 am 310pm Ar Washington W C USSERY Ar PhlladclphialUiriiin 705pm 1210nn 90Spm Ar New York H H ROBERTS April 30 18J7 WEST BOUND Lv Louisville The partnership of Drs Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville Ar Louisville Ar Winchester Ar Lexington MOTTS CHEMICAL CO For SaleBy T Brooks Cleveland ObJLo Druggist QUEEN CRESCENT During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at Nashville Tenn a low rata special tariff has been established for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen Crescent Route Tickets are on sale until futher notice to Chattanooga at 535 one way or 575 round trip from Georgetown the round trip tickets being good seven days to return other tickets with longer return limit at 865 and at 1180 for the round trip These rates enable the public to visit- Nashville and other Southern points at rates never before offered Vestibuled trains os the finest class are at the disposal of the passenger affording a most pleasant trip and enabling one to visit the very interesting scenery and important battle grounds in and about Chattanooga Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga National Military Park Tickets to Nashville to visit the Centennial can be repurchased at Chattanooga for 8340 round trip C Route Ask your ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q South or write to - ¬ W K BLACKWELL Georgetown Iy OR W C Rineuon Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati 0 Chas Martin sold Jonas Weihl 27 head of export cattle at 4 50 that averaged 1530 pounds and Joshua Bar- ¬ TJSNWJnHBsBBBLTSTBBBBl ton sold to same party 49 head of 1420 HaBBBBmS pound cattle Messrs Raymond McHenry and Piercy Howell of Covington who are ttIhbIbbbbbbbbhbV VBBBBBBBRBBBBBBBD making a wagon tour of Central Ken- ¬ tucky have been guests of friends here for several days Walter Smothers colored snatched the watch of Lewis Palmer from a nail in Evans Mill Friday and ran away withit The watch was recovered but the thief escaped Crono whoomnecouffhand colds 4Prof C C Fisher of the M F Ct received a car of furniture Saturday are quickly allayed and danger from J T Hinton at Paris This is I averted by the first instalment The carpets have DR BELLS all been made and are down Mr and Mrs Wm Darnell and PINE-TAR-- 1 daughter Miss Lutie and Mr Chas Sousley of Lexington were guests of Mr Chas Darnell and family Sunday Mrs Darnell and daughter will remain several days I This famous remedy will cure T an attack of croup in the time it Mr Ben Howard entertained about fifty young triends Jbriaay evening takes to find a doctor Every I with a lawn fete at the home of his home should have it ready for brother Chas Howard The lawn was the time of need It is an infal- beautifully illuminated with lanterns liblc remedy for all bronchial and lung affections and a string band famished the music Sold by druggists at 25c 50c and 1 per 5 Thos Moran of Paris who is in the I bottle or cent direct on receipt oi pnuu u emnlov of the county is nuttinEr in 14- The E E Sutherland Medicine Co rudueah Ky w hi foot blasts in the Cbancelor rock quar j lmMMii m nnOTiiM nil D Trains marked thus f run daily except 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 xy anjT information call on ¬ 730am 450pm 8s5oam 250pra 800am o20pm Tffiam 345p2a 911am 030pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm t t L H Landman M or George W Barney Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky Agent L F B N R R every second Tuesday in each Paris Ky returning month Carr TUESDAY AUG 10TH 1897 FMMFORT CINCINNATI 1 RY In Eflect March 1S97 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort Arr Elkhorn Arr Swltrr Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duvall Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Ceutreville 630am 300pm 643am 320pm 651am 332pm 702am 348pm 708am 358pm 800am 812am 852am 828am 840am 920am 932am 750am 415pm HONEY Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris- Lve Paris 430pm 442pm 452pm 458pm D Uram of 510pm Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly forover five years and has ad- ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon Connty and has proven himself com- ¬ petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Olark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorougk ly and make any change necessary t give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithiaa Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C Fans WEST BOUND Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalls ArrElizabeth Arr Ceutreville Arr Newtown Arr Stamping Ground Arr Switzer Arr Elkhorn Arr Frankfort GEO B HARPER- Genl Supt C JbKANKFORT Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is Genl Pass Agt solicited Prices reasonable 1SY D BERCAW 1040am 63opm 105Gam G46pm 1110am 653pm 1155am 704pm 1135am 711pm 1155am 725pm 530pm 542pm 938am 548pm 948am 558pm 1000am 610pm JOHN CONNELLY LaXJI33E23Els PARIS KENTUCKY o T THE BOURBON BATTLE OF AGUACATE iTT - t1 a - NEjf TUESDAY AUGUST 17 1897 DEERWESTER fc r m S-V- ij -- - K - rv - - Fft - rf f - c u i tj i- - i 1 MiiiTAiiiiiaiittMtfiii - DON CAKLOSi ANARCHISTS Te Be Excluded From the United Stated Immigration Bureau Issues Instruction Favors Unflinching Severity fin Re-¬ Captain General Weyler in the Fight in Regard to the Matter pressing the Cuban Rebellion Washington Aug 14 Commissioner Narrowly Escaped Capture Powderly of the immigration bureau following letter of instruc- ¬ IFoUowed by Generous Concesalonstto jcal After the Battle tho Captain General Fell has sent the Bequiremcnts The Carlist Movement tion to immigration officials at New Back on Guanabacoa The Wily Gcn- Increased in Strength and THsci- York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore eral Again Attacked But Kefused to nllne Time Comes Will PigSt ¬ Fight Excitement in Havana and Quebec Canada relative to the anticipated arrival in this country of London Aug 1G The correspond- ¬ Havana Aug 13 The battle of Spanish anarchists Aguacate occurred Monday night and Information has reached this bureau ent of the Daily Telegraph at liucerne Tuesday morning- It was the blood- ¬ to the effect that one Plaxas a leader has had a long interview with Don Car- ¬ iest battle that has taken place for sev-¬ of the Spanish anarchists has been ex- ¬ los on the death of Canovas andiCuban eral months and resulted in an over- ¬ pelled from France being conducted to affairs Don Carlos declared whelming victory for the patriots Havre from which port it is expected remonstrances and hints ofinter The Spaniards left 200 dead on the he will sail to the United States I am an¬ ference were mere balloons essai field also advised that Tarrida Marmot is a strong- belief here that other Spanish anarchist is believed to which ought not to be taken There Gen Weyler who has recently re- ¬ have gone to England and probably is seriously He said that the United attempts had these if turned to Havana was in the fight en route to this country A careful in- ¬ States been resolutely repelled by the and the battle was the result of an at ¬ spection should be made of arriving passengers in order that should any of Spanish government would have with ¬ tempt to capture or kill him Weyler left Matanzas with a guard this class be detected a careful exam- ¬ drawn its extravagant pretensions of only 80 men but he had three strong ination can be had as to their right of What was wanted in Cuba he argued columns posted on the road over which admission into the United States under was unflinching severity in repressing rebellion followed by generous con- ¬ he was to traveL Gen Castillo existing laws who had 1500 men in the vicinity de- ¬ It is stated at the bureau of immi- ¬ cessions to local requirements and as ¬ C termined to try and capture the Span- ¬ gration that there is no law under pirations Don Carlos declared Iu couclusion ish leader He whipped the Spaniards which persons can be excluded on the The Carlist movement in Spain has Nos in the fighting on Monday but failed ground that they are anarchists a greatly increased in strength and dis- ¬ to capture Weyler Tuesday the Span ¬ is anarchy anywhere declared to be iards returned in force and the Cu- ¬ crime so that if Planas and Marmot cipline during the last decade I am bans after giving them three or four are refused admission to the country in touch with every branch of it volleys broke into detached bands and the refusal must be based solely There will be no more futile risings or upon the fact that they come useless bloodshedding but when the scattered Gen Molina and Col Alden who lead within the general immigration law time is ripe every one will be ready to as to paupers contract laborers fight to the death for the throne the Spanish are reported wounded Maikii Aug 10 The political hor- ¬ After the fight at Aguacate Weyler criminals etc This law expressly pro- ¬ fell back on Guanabacoa Five miles vides however that nothing in this izon is menacing Senor Robledo has from there Gen Kodriguez attacked act shall be construed to apply to or publicly declared in favor of the reten ¬ Weyler who now had an escort of 4000 exclude persons convicted of a polit- ¬ tion of Capt Gen Weyler and against men but the Spaniard refused to give ical offense notwithstanding said po- ¬ any reconciliation with the dissident battle though the patriots constantly litical offense may be designated as a conservatives It is expected that this will upset the harrassed his troops Kodriguez fol- ¬ felony crime infamous crime or mis lowed Weyler to within sight of Guan- ¬ demeanor involving moral turpitude plans of the conservative party and of by the laws of the land whence he the court and will compel the queen abacoa regent to summon the liberals There is great excitement in Havana came or by the court convicting Washington Aug 14 A statement over Weylerss failure to check the pa-¬ A PRISONER prepared at the bureau of statistics triots The patriots are keeping their word show that the value of goods imported Slashen live Policemen With a Razor and Escapes By Jumping From a Window and making things lively for the Span- ¬ into Canada and again exported into the United States during the past year Subsequently Wounded and Captured A report of another big fight iards near Sagua la Grande has reached the subject to the 10 per cent discrimi- ¬ Pittsburgh Aug 10 James Elbert capital The Cubans attacked the town nating duty under the recent opinion arrested as a suspicious character and of the attorney general was 1900740 supposed to be an anarchist created and burned a portion of it In 1894 the latest figures at present ob- - J big excitement Sunday morning at the BIG REWARD tainable the value of foreign goods police station by slashing five police- ¬ One of the officers Brings Many Detectives to the Scene of the coming into the United States through men with a razor De trick Double Murder A Large Funeral Canada under consular seal was about George Mclntyre was horribly cut on Thursday 6000000 The question of the assess- the face one wound extending from Bellefontaine 0 Aug 13 The ment of the 10 per cent discriminating the ear to the throat taking part of shocking and revolting Detrick double duty on this class of goods is now the ear His condition is serious The others Geo Cole Tas McEvoy W E murder is still the talk of the town and under consideration excitement runs at fever heat growing Surgeon General Weyman has tele- ¬ Coreless and WmKenney are badly cut as each minute goes by Thursday graphed the Pennsylvania board of but not seriously Elbert after cut ¬ the bodies of the murdered couple were health for particulars regarding the ting his way through a guard of 15 po- ¬ buried in the Spring Hills cemetery death of cattle and poisons reported to licemen made his escape from the sta-¬ the funeral being the largest ever held have resulted from anthrax germs tion by jumping SO feet from a rear in this county as many as 3000 people brought in hides from China to a tan- ¬ window hotly pursued by officers being estimated to have attended nery at Durbis Pa The creek which while blood streamed from their is now known that two gold runs by the tannery is said by the news- ¬ wounds After a chase of several It Officer Coreless finally watches a revolver and a large tin box paper reports to have become infected squares revolver the bullet containing the money hoarded by Det by the germs Surgeon General Weyman fired his rick was all that was taken The box says that a similar case was reported taking effect in Elberts right was found Thursday morning near a two years ago from Bosbury Pa but arm and he was then captured The brush heap a short distance west of the upon investigation it was discovered man fought desperately and had to be house It was entirely rifled The ex ¬ that the death both of men and ani-¬ clubbed into insensibility before he act amount of money the box contained mals had resulted from fly bites The could be taken back to the station is not known but it is known that flies fed upon the decaying flesh on the Elbert now lies in the jail hospital in Detrick had hoarded up several thou- - hides and communicated the poison to a precarious condition Elbertlis an snTifl rlrklln rc the men and beasts which they bit The Austrian who had been working at - 0w0 th SQSPected l3ClVC0Upl0 Cut8 A KOYALTY -- SCHOOL AND CHURCH 5 thafr-thefAmer-ica- - h j ¬ ¬ j j i i i i - general thinks it probable the Armstrong cork factory until late- ¬ Wednesday night arrested Lew Dear that the deaths at Dubois may upon ly when he was discharged on account wester on suspicion Dearwester once investigation be placed to similar of his anarchistic and troublesome ways He has since been threatening worked at the Detrick home and knew causes Mr Armstrongs life and was arrested that Detrick had money hidden at his SOLEMN CEREMONY because he insisted on hanging around house When taken to jail a 20 gold piece and some silver was found on his The Funeral of Senor Canovas Del Castillo tha factory after being repeatedly person The Body Laid to Rest Amid Salvos of warned off the premises During the day Dear Artillery and the Tolling of Bells 20 gold wester spent a piece PROBABLE LYNCHING 20 gold pieces are Madeed Aug 14 The funeral of and as five known to have been in the hoarded Sonor Canovas del Castillo Friday was A Mob After the Assailant of airs and Miss money suspicion points strongly to- r most touching and solemn ceremonv lleathcock Chattanooga Tenn Aug 16 Will sus- All the troops of the garrison lined the ward Dearwester Although the pected murderer could give no explana route along which the cortege moved Phillips the man who recently crimin- ¬ tion as to where he obtained the money the flags were lowered and the public ally assaulted Miss Sallie Jones daugh¬ he was released He has not been seen buildings embassies consulates and ter of a wealthy Georgia planter resid ¬ since he was released and will probably clubs were heavily draped with crepe ing near this city and who was arrest- ¬ be rearrested if found More than a thousand wreaths were ed in Arkansas was taken to jail at Since the 1000 reward was offered deposited in the death chamber A Lafayette Walker county Ga Sunday Wednesday night by Samuel Detrick a salvo of artillery announced the start-¬ where the crime was committed A brother of the murdered man and the ing of the funeral procession which mob had been organized to lynch 1000 reward offered by the board of moved slowly through an enormous Phillips as soon as Miss Jones identi- ¬ county commissioners for the capture crowds in which all heads were bare fied him but her father prevailed on and conviction of the guilty parties and many eyes were weeping them to let him go to A peculiarly poignant scene ensued trial detectives have been flocking here nine Posses are in pursuit already being known to be in the city as the Duke of Sotomayor Marshal of the assailant of Mrs and Miss Heath Richards of Cincinnati Wolf of Cleve- ¬ Martinez Campos Marquis Pazo de la cock and every road and avenue to land Norris of Springfield and Fisher Merrsed and the other pallbearers Chi ckamauga Park is being guarded by of Indianapolis being among lifted thecoffin Senora Canovas in a armed men If caught the man will them Chief of Police F M Bell of clear firm tone said never reach the jail as more than a Lima was here all Wednesday night I desire that all should know I for¬ h undred men have sworn he shall die with bloodhounds at the scene He give the assassin It is the greatest at once Miss Heathcock and her returned with the dogs Thursday morn sacrifice I can make but I make it for mother have both recovered consciousing they failing to catch a trail the the sake of what I know of my hus- ness and have given an ample descrip crowd on the grounds having made it bands great heart sion of their assailant A large re ¬ impossible for the dogs to find the scent Throughout the distance between ward has been offered for the man Thursday Mrs Wallace a daughter the death chamber and the church the The assaults on Miss Jones and the of the dead people made a sensational road was strewn with flowers and Heathcocks occurred within a mile of statement to the effect that she hoped laurels each other Senor Sagasta headed the cortege that the work of unraveling the mys A Fathers Terrible Seed tery would not be prosecuted as she which was formed of militia deputies Omaha Neb Aug 10 A special to knew that the blow would fall close senators generals admirals and dele the Bee from Greely SunSince this statement suspicion rests on tions representing all the principal day morning John D Neb says Maw farmer a relative of the dead couple Detective public bodies The wreath of the liviug a few miles from here aattacked Witte of Cincinnati is here and and is queen requent rested upon the coffin his married daughter Mary Hughes J making an earnest endeavor to capture and other floral tributes were carried with a hammer He crushed in her the large reward offered in special carriages He inflicting fatal injuiies Bellefontaixe 0 Aug 13 About All the shops in the city were closed skull the family from the house and drove 1030 Thursday night Tony Ford of and a very large proportion of the pop- set fire to fired it Mt Victory was arrested by a Cleve- ulace that thronged the streets ap- stacks and and then Maw the wheat barns who is GO land detective and Officer Kernan after peared in mourning garb The entire years old has been mentally unbal ¬ Ford had been quizzed about an hour garrison marched past the coffin and anced for years but was thought harmby the detective The officers refused the services lasted from 4 until 730 p m less He is in jail to talk but it is believed Ford knows The remains of Senor Canovas were Manuel Planas Not an Anarchist something about Deerwester Every interred in the family vault in the St New York Aug 10 Cubans in this thing quiet at midnight Isidoro cemetery amid salvos of artilO Aug 13 Col Kuert of lery and the tolling of all the bells of city say that Manuel Planas who on Kentox orders issued by Commissioner of Im¬ the Second regiment O N G was or- the city migration Powderly is to be held for dered to Bellefontaine Thursday even Murderer Willis Dead investigation at the port of arrival ia ing to inspect the situation regarding Boston Aug 14 Herbert A Willis not an anarchist leader He is they the probabilities of military being the Taunton murderer who was shot saj a well known pharmacist of needed on account of the Detrick double murder excitement there As yet no in an attempt to escape from the state Bayarao Cuba who was deported by orders for the militia to report for duty prison last Tuesday died in the hos- the Spanish officials as an alleged po ¬ pital at the institution Friday litical suspect have been received t I ULXX U V kJXLtJ J ULLXL KJ ULU V CJL Burgeon ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I I i - r i Colorado Spumes Col Aug 18 Ongf the largest deals in mining property in the Cripple Creek district was closed in this city It was the sale of the Orphan Belle property one of the richest in camp The transfer is made to J Dickermant who is known to represent Rockefeller The purchase price is about 300000 ¬ ¬ Rockefeller Buys a Mine past against the possibility of a Carlist or republican rising and the steps taken have been increased recently chiefly here at Barcelona Bilbao and President of the Northern Pacific New Youk Aug 13 C S Mellen was Thursday elected president of the W h- president S Lamont was eleoted director and vice Northern Pacific Railroad Co Daniel the champion hammer thrower threw the 12 pound hammer 103 feet and 4 inches at the Catholic club games at The Jersey City Heights Sunday largest authentic throw of this missile at Seville previously made was 149 feet at the Wedding Party in Jail ¬ Canton O Aug 14 Burt E Totten class games of the University of Penn and Hay Prevot were married Thurs- ¬ sylvania last spring Potato Blight In Ireland day Beer flowed freely at the recep- ¬ Dublin Aug 16 A potato blight is tion and the wedding party became so boisterous that all participants were ravaging in the counties of Clare and arrested and jailed They spent tho Limerick Prices have quadrupledand night in the lockun there is only a supply for two months TJcat the Record Precautions Taken Against An Uprising New York Aug 10 Thomas Flan Madrid Aug 14 Military precau- ¬ tions have been taken for some time nagan a brother of James Plannagan Ford and Lewis Deerwester are now tress of Media Pa This one appoint penmd the bars under suspicion of be ment was left with Mrs McKinley Provided the Amount Mined and Taken ing the murderers of Mr and Mrs De Mrs Bussell Sage in her address from a Single Claim Does Not Exceed trick to the graduates of the Emma Willardj 55500 a Week Above That Amount Human bloodstains have been found SO Per Cent to Be Levied seminary at Troy N Y of which she on their clothes with evidence of hav is an alumnus said that she was grad ing been washed Ottawa Ont Aug 1G The regula- ¬ uated at 18 taught at 25 and was mar- ¬ Bloody shoes and clothing belonging to both men have been fouud Deer- tions formulated by the Dominion gov-a ried at 40 ernment covering the Gov Black of New York who is a wester is now believed to have cut his royalty on gold mined collection of in the Yukon young man in the 40s was a farmers throat in order to hide the bloodsta are published in the Official Gazette son and one of a family of 11 children made by the Detricks blood pet he prepared himself unaided to His self inflicted wound is not consid- just issued They are as follows That upon all gold mined on the enter college at 18 and graduated from ered to be very serious although it is claims referred to is the regulation Dartmouth at 22 He is now angular five inches long mining It is now alleged that Ford Denr for the government of placertributar- tall and smooth shaven and is ofteni along the Yukon river and its His long called young Abe Lincoln wester and the latters brother George ies a royalty of ten per cent shall be narrow head is covered with dark hairr were seen on the night of the murder levied and collected by officers to be apsquare lines acting in a suspicious manner pointed for the purpose provided that and his face is built on A most startling climax to the trag The first German printed Bible is¬ edy of the week came Friday morning the amount mined and taken from a sued from the Mentz press about 1462 The almost lifeless body of Lewis single claim does not exceed 500 per Another version appeared in 1466 twa in Deerwester who was arrested on sus- week and fromcase the amount mined copies of which are still preserved in4 and taken any single claim exceeds picion of being the murderer of Mr In 500 per week there shall be levied the Senatorial library at Leipsic and Mrs Detrick and who was subse and collected of ther the famous Biblical collection a royalty of ten quently released was found Friday cent upon the amount as taken out per king of Wurtemburg at Stuttgart there up morning lying across the grave of his to 500 and upon the excess or amount were 27 different editions of the Bible wife in Blue Jacket cemetery two taken from any single claim over 500 in German printed before Luthers be- ¬ miles southwest of town per week two in col- ¬ library at Leipsic Deerwesters throat had been cut lected a there shall be levied and such sides thepractice theAmerican universe royalty of 20 per cent of The from ear to car royalty to form part of the consolidated ties of inviting British scholars to de- The greatest excitement since the revenue be accounted for by the liver courses of lectures to their stu discovery of the dead and mutilated officers and tocollect who the same in due uents has now been reciprocated The bodies of the aged couple Wednesday course University of Aberdeen has just ap- ¬ morning was occasioned when this That the times and the manner in pointed Dr Josiah Boyce professor of news was brought to town early Fri which royalty shall be collected and history of philosophy at Harvard to bj day morning the persons who shall collect the same Gifford lecturer during the terms of Deerwester had worked for the aged shall be provided couple and was familiar with their to be made by thefor by the regulations 1898 1S99 and 1899 1900 Prof Boyce is gold commissioner premises and on the best of terms with and that the gold commissioner be and a native of California and a graduate of them He had been seen with gold is hereby given authority to make such the university of that state money and this was considered proof regulations and rules accordingly VCTsailles has been the scene of a strange religious riot against him He is a poor man and On Corpus That default in of such not used to handling gold Deerwester royalty if continued paymentdays after Christi day the republicans had ar¬ for ten was in attendance Thursday at the fu notice has been posted upon the claim ranged to have a celebration in honon neral of Mr and Mrs Detrick in respect of which it is demanded or of Gen Hoche while the cure of the In an account book in Deerwesters in the vicinity of such claim by the church of St Louis who had been un- ¬ pocket was found by Sheriff Law the gold commissioner or his agent shall able to obtain permission to lead a re ¬ following note be followed by the cancellation of ligious procession determined to carry Aug 12 Dear Friends You are the claim That any attempt to the host through the streets all the accusing me of a deed I did not do defraud the crown by withholding same The town was crowded with bi- ¬ and rather than disgrace my people I any part of the revenue thus provided cyclists out for the holiday When the will take my life So good by to all for by making false statements of the priest appeared at the church door dear friends forever God forgive me amount taken out may be punished by with the monstrance some theological for this I would rather die than be cancellation of the claim in respect of students tried to force people who re-¬ disgraced I have never harmed no- which fraud or false statements have mained standing to kneel when a body I have no one to live for All been committed or made and that in scrimmage in which 2000 persons took that was near and dear to me are gone respect of facts as to such a fraud or part ensued The police arrested 42 Farewell to alL false statement or non payment of roy- persons including five priests Lewis Deerwester alty the decision of the gold commisThe book also contained a note and a sion shall be final DIED FROM FRIGHT piece of cedar from his wifes grave Stood the Strain Until the Horroi Miss Kate Taylor of Blue Jacket THE AUTHORITIES Killed Him Mills while on her way to BellefonOne of the most remarkable inci- ¬ taine Thursday evening saw a man on At Bellofontaine Believe That Ford and dents of death by fright that I ever Deerwester Are the Murderers of the came across his knees in the cemetery but thinking said a local celebrity it some one waiting to get m the school Detrick Couple in Mexico nouse to stay all night she thought Bellefontaine O Aug 16 The the other day happenedwas making several years ago when I nothing of the matter authorities here are working on the The deed was committed with a large theory that Ford and Deerwester were a trip through the upper portion of the the murderers of the aged Detrick republic on horseback We had in the hunters knife found by the body When Tony Ford of Mt Victory was couple and every effort is being made crowd a couple of Mexicans who did arrested on suspicion late Thursday to secure a confession from one or both the camp work and cooked for the party which included besides myself night by a Cleveland detective a largo of the men Deerwester is rapidly recovering a couple of friends One evening one of crowd gathered about the station house and threats of lynching should from his self inflicted wound of Fri the Mexicans was absent for several hours from the camp and I started out he prove to be the murderer were in day The investigation of the mysterj is to find him I went into dulged in Deerwester has been taken to the now being conducted by Sheriff Shaw the direction I had seen the f eHowgo county jail and an effort will be made with absolute secrecy None but the and I had not walked more than a quar- ¬ to get him to confess Nearly a thou- detectives are admitted to the jail ter of a mile before I caught sight of sand people are crowded about the None of the newspaper men who have Manuelo that was his name reclining been besieging the sheriff ever since in a comfortable manner against the jail Col Kuert of the O N G of Ken- ¬ the arrests have been allowed to inter trunk of a small mesquite bush As ton has been ordered hero to inspect view the prisoners I drew nearer I was surprised to see the Corpora Harry Roof was the guard fellows face set in a fearful stare just the situation and be prepared for a call over Deerwester Friday night The as if he might have seen a ghost My of the militia prisoner in a talk with Roof claims to astonishment was considerably accen ¬ GEN WEYLER have no recollection whatever of the tuated when I observed coiled in Man Roof says uelos lap a large rattler The snake Sends His Resignation as Captain General events Thursday night Deerwesters mind seems to be wander was swaying its head in a languorous of Cuba to Madrid New York Aug 14 A dispatch to ing or else that he is feigning manner hissing slightly but not rat- ¬ A trail has been found leading from the Herald from Havana Cuba via tling It had not seen me as yet 33 Key West says the scene of the murder to Brcnnerss took out my pistol with a purpose oft I have learned on what seems to be lake a half mile distant but no other lulling the snake as bad a marksman as the best authority that Capt Gen traces have been found Neighbors deI was Weyler has sent his resignation to tected Friday the burning of woolen fear and I dared not make a noise fori the snake would bury its fangs im Madrid This report is generally be- clothes at the home of Deerwesters flesh of the Mexican I crept toward lieved to be true sister but nothing further has been the the pair There was a sudden cessation There is no doubt that the resigna- learned tion of Gen Weyler is due to the assasIt is expected that a woman will be in the hissing and the head swayed noi sination of Senor Canovas del Castillo arrested for complicity in some way in more It had heard me There was aj She is suspected sudden uncoiling of its folds and bei the premier of Spain through whose the Detrick murder personal wishes Capt Gen Weyler was of knowing a great deal about the case fore I could shoot the rattler slipped and has been mysteriously missing off the lap of Manuelo and disappeared retained in Cuba ¬ The report of Gen Wcylers resigna- since the investigation began She and The Mexican still gazed into vacancy tion is a cause for satisfaction among Deerwester have been companions with the same awful stare of horror I Cuban sympathizers and reconcentra Just how she is connected with the had first noticed I put my hand upon dos who in the advent of another case is not now known outside the off- his shoulder and there was no response He was dead Actually as it turned chief of the loyal Spanish troops in icers out killed by fright He must have see only relief from the policy of Cuba BOTH WOUNDED gone to sleep and while slumbering thef concentration which has resulted in such suffering to the pacificos in Cuba Count of Turin and Prince Henri of Orleans rattler had crawled from the bush intoj Jbight With Swords his lap Awakening the unfortunate GOES TO KLONDYKE Paris Aug 10 The Count of Turin man must have seen the snake before A Swindler Promises If Ho Strikes Pay Dirt and Prince Henri of Orleans fought a he moved and held fascinated by thej duel with swords at 5 oclock Sunday gaze of the reptile and realizing that to Reimburse His Victims iNDIAXAlOLIS Ind Aug 14 W B morning in the Bois de Mareehaux to move must be death had stood thej Wells a grain dealer at Trafalgar a Vacresson M Leontieff acted as um strain until the horror had killed him small town in Johnson county took pire The fighting was most determin ¬ N O Times Democrat There were a peculiar method of raising money ed and lasted 20 minutes Getting Rid of Him to go to Alaska Last Saturday he five engagements of which two were So obviously did she desire to be alone presented bills of lading to II at close quarters Prince Henri rethat the fire in the coal stove went out L Kinney at the board of trade ceived two serious wounds in the iight Yet the lover stayed each shoulder and the right side of the aband the Acme Milling Co Speaking of the force of habit he domen The Count of Turin was calling for 700 bushels of wheat Upon wounded in the right hand Prince casually observed I have eaten eggsi each bill he drew 500 The wheat did not arrive and Friday the firms re- Henri was taken to the residence of for breakfast until I dont believe P ceived letters from Wells confessing the Due de Chartres and received med ¬ could get along without them Dear me she exclaimed I might that the bills were forgeries and stat- ical attendance have ordered some last night just as ing that he had started with the proIllicit Distillery well as not ne said that if Chicago Aug 16 in Chicago ceeds for the Klondike Detectives and The milkman whom he met just repay he struck it rich there he would internal revenue officers raided a little without the door passed the compli- ¬ them frame house in 26th place Saturday A Vase More Than Two Thousand Years and found an illicit distil lery capable ments of the season but he heeded not San Francisco Examiner Old of turning out 52 gallons of moon NewYobk Aug 14 Before leaving No Further Use for Tliem Samuel Marlow a Prus a New York Chang Yen Hoon ex Chinese shineTew day his son were Mary called the alderman and taken in as minister to Washington presented to sian Well responded his wife proprietors of the place Several illicit the Metropolitan museum of art a val- dif tilleries have been located almost in Now that the council has adjourned uable bronze vase made in China dur the heart of the ci fcy and other arrests for the summer and some of the boys ing the Han dynasty more than 2000 will probably follow are planning to get out of town yon years ago may as well put away my brass Inventor Haskell Dead Bats Took Possession of a Dwelling knuckles We aint Jikely to have any New Youk Aug 16 Col Tames R more arguments Aug 14 Bats Wsbster Citv la Chicago Post took possession of the house of Alonzo Haskell inventor of the multicharge The Top of the Profession Fcrrill near Bushby Thursday night gun died at his home at Passaic N f He is one of the leading lawyers of and after a hard fight Ferrill and his Sunday agfed 65 years He had been the town sons killed sixty three of them The ill for several years He was paid Gets pretty big fees eh mens faces were badly scratched and 5100000 by the government for his inI should say so Why it is almost as they were nearly blinded They re- vention cheap to buy the grand jury as to hire Symptoms of Asiatic Cholera port that no less than a hundred of N Y Truth through the winLondon Aug 16 Proceedings at an him the creatures escaped inquest held upon the body of a girl dows looked Suspicions Grandpa Why is little Tootles cry ¬ who died a day or two ago in Bethel British Cruiser Ordered to Behrinjr Sea Green London symptoms ing London Aug 14 The British cruiser of Asiatic cholerapointed toprecautions Guiltless Johnny- - Oh she was yawn ¬ Special Amphion has been ordered from her have been taken by the local health ing a minute ago and h sprained station in the north Pacific to scaling officers her mouth Brooklyn Life duty in Behring sea ¬ ¬ ¬ Murderers of the Miss Hattie Ganlu the tutor of Mrsw H1 Throat From Of Ten Per Cent to Be Levied by the NfcKinley at Brooke Hall seminary 30K on His Wifes Grave pears ago will be appointed postmisn Bellefontaine O Aug l4 Tony Government on Placer Mining ¬ I ji l i X ¬ n ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the--busb- x ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ l - v 5 c L- - r THE BOTJRBOX NKWS TUESD4Y AUGUST fc urn ii wa w 5 17 1897 P c o - m mn a ii spur of Johns mourlaia pour ing a noiseless volley of radi There are songs enough of the home life against the opposite cliffs ance Of parents and children sweet of the Bull and bridging the valley of 2 ntng of the many who stand alone And whose lives are incomplete the Little Chiwassee with bands of yel- ¬ Who In some way have missed the choicest low light that made the shadows blue Of blessings they most would prize and cool by comparison Up among the lAnd look upon happiness only eyes Through other more fortunate topmost twigs of the tree the breeze whispered steadily with the sound like Who bravely carry the burden Of a heavy daily cross the patter of gentle rain but inthe Whose tranquil smiling faces depths of the forest where the path Give no hint of pain or loss Yet whose hearts are filled with yearning from Duncans to the plateau wound¬ upward through the tangled under Beyond their strength to deny things that are sweetest and dear- ¬ growth the air was still and resonant Forhe est giving back sharply the snarl of the Which alone can satisfy gravel and the rustle of dry leaves Oh sad are the ones who possessed them under the feet of the two men who And have watched them fade from sight climbed slowly toward the mountain With the lingering look from loving eyes top Notwithstanding the approach of That had filled their lives with light are those who softly But sadder autumn and the youth of the day the In their inmost souls must say heat was great enough to make the Not you to one another steep ascent laborious and exhausting They meet in their narrow way and Thorndyke stopped at the base of Yet who feel that the sun is shining the upper tier of cliffs while Duncan Een now on the thoughtful brow Of the man or woman in all the world went down on his hands and knees Before whom their hearts would bow to drink from a spring bubbling clear Who In turn are wistfully waiting and cold from the shelf of sandstone With eager outstretched hands long delayed one To welcome the Im no disputin yer courage ye Who would answer their souls demands understand that he said after he had Yere a bonny fight ¬ slaked his thirst Oh for those who miss each other Through all lifes long sad years er Master Thorndyke I maun say that Unloved uncared for and lonely for ye but yell no win wi such a man My eyes oerflow with tears as Sharpless at that gait But I think the loving Father LlrE MYSTERY ¬ ¬ Will some time make it clear And Heavens sweetest joys be given To those who missed them here Minnie May Curtis In Chicago Inter Ocean A CASE IN EQUITY BY FRANCIS LYNDE Copyright 1895 by J B Lippincott Co XTV Continued - fehheiKhflftl here Philip stood his ground long enough to show his contempt for the argu ment of force then he turned his back on the angry man and ran up the street to catch an electric car for the new courthouse As soon as he could find a magistrate he swore out a warrant for Pragmores arrest and went him- ¬ self with the deputy who was to serve it As a matter of course they found the office locked and empty and leav¬ ing the officer to continue the search for the notarj Philip went hack to the Johannisberg to prepare the papers In the suit against the town company The constable had promised to report in the course of the afternoon and when evening came without any word from him Philip resolved to go to the jail and see if Pragmorc had been caught With the heedlessness which goes hand in hand with triumphant perseverance he left the forged deed together with the unfinished papers pn the writing table in his room at o ¬ There was a rasping- noise as of a liaslily opened drawer and the old man sprang to his feet and leveled a revol- ¬ ver at Thcrndj ke His eyes blazed and Lis voice quavered with excitement By the Mighty if ye dont get out 7 7 fr oDstructeoi1 xstreets he ivn soon 111 was the the neighborhood of the courthouse and niekinp- his - v throurrli - br W IP1 Under the branches of a water oak at a point where the light from the elec- ¬ tric lamps at the crossings made a garish twilight he stumbled over the body of a man lying across the side- ¬ walk Before ho could recover him self he was promptly garroted thrown down and held by two footpads while n third rifled his pockets The assault was well planned and deftly executed ana when his assailants naci leir mm Thorndyke was astonished to find tha thej had taken none of his valuables Then it camei to him like a sudden stroke of illness that their object liad been to secure the gorged deed and he grew cold with dismay when he re membered where he had left it The next moment he was racing madly toward the hotel stumbling and fall- ¬ ing over heaps of building material and paving stones and colliding blindly with chance pedestrians who happened to get in his way lie breathed freely again when he reached his room and found that the papers were undisturbed but the dis quieting experience taught him the lesson of prudence which he might otherwise have gone wanting Button ing the papers into an inside jiocket 01 his coat he went out again taking care to keep in the well lighted and fre ¬ quented streets until he reached a hard ¬ ware store where he could buy a re ¬ volver With the weapon in his pocket he felt safer and leaving Broadway he once more turned his steps toward the jail Pragmorc had not been found and alter assuring himself that a description of the missing notary had been telegraphed to the neighboring towns on the railway Thorndyke went back to the hotel Approaching the building by a walk through the grounds which led him beneath the windows of his own room in one of the southern gables he was surprised to see them brilliantly lighted and bolting up the stairway at the end oE the corridor he was barely in time to¬ save the Johannisberg from destruction In his absence the room had bnen thoroughly and ruthlessly ransacked and one of the gas jets wheth ¬ er by accident or design he never knew had been swung around against the mosquito netting which was blazing and dropping a shower of small fire ¬ brands upon the white counterpane be ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ neath it When he had put out the fire and gathered up his scattered belongings Philip began to have a jusier appreciation of the desperate character of the men with whom he had to deal and he determined to take no more risks After having his room changed he telephoned to the stable for his horse and rode out to the Duncan farm sleeping that night in the attic bedroom with the forged deed under his pillow ¬ ¬ XV ON THE MOUNTAIN level rays of the morning sun The were shooting across the eastern of that now though I still think there will be late that for me more fighting than parleying in the Yell be none the wiser when I do on Twa sights thats as far as ye can see case from the way they have begun an then as far as ye can see beyon me giving his compan- ¬ that an a horn blow thats as far as Philip had been ion a succinct account of the event ye can hear the scrawin o a coos horn of the previous day as they climbed frae the far end o the second sight the mountain and Duncan had con- ¬ DJ ye kenthenoo Perfectly said Philip I hope sented to take charge of the deed untii get there before dark well it should be needed The3r did but it was afternoon when Hae ye made up yer mind what yell they came to the end of the third di do next Not definitely As I told you awhile vision of distance and saw the scattered ago it depends very much upon what houses of the little village on the rail ¬ Kilgrow says Yesterday I intended to way Judge Garrys house was pointed prosecute immediately in both the civil out by a passing teamster and Philip and criminal courts but Pm not so sure going in for information found that now that that would be the proper thing the judge was in Allacoochee but was expected home at five oclock They to do ¬ Aye said Duncan seating him- waited Duncan with Scotch resigna- ¬ self with his back against the cliff and tion the mountaineer with an indiffer- ¬ making an inverted N of his sinewy ence born of long practice in the art of doing nothing and Philip with true length When the Anglo Saxon impatience No to be frank about it I think made his the busi I lost my head when that deed turned judgewas quickly appearance and Dun- ¬¬ dispatched up It was a foolish thing to go to ness rragmore the way I did I might have can and Kilgrow started on their re- ¬ known what would happen in case I turn over the mountain leaving Thorn- ¬ dyke to go to Allacoochee by the even- ¬ wasnt able to scare him ing train An can ye no sue them yet The train was due at eight and while as much as Oh yes but they know he was wearing out the second period I do now and they will be prepared at all points We can beat them in the of inaction on the porch of the tavern end but they can delay a settlement where he had eaten supper Philip was indefinitely And Pm more afraid of able for the first time since the finding of the deed to go back to the events delaj- - than of anything else which had immediately preceded that Aye Yes They have ail the resources oE piece of good fortune He had Helens the syndicate behind them while I have letter in his pocket and he read it again nothing They can give any amount in the thickening twilight It was a of bail on the criminal charge and good letter after all he admitted sen- ¬ when we get our verdict in chancery sible and practical and showing forth in every line the nobility and true there may be nothing to recover from But man theres the whole town heartedness of the writer None the less she should have known she would built on Johnnie Keelgrows land Yes its there to day andifrmaybe have known had she really lovedhim her there to morrow but it has grown up that on proposal could be accepted like Jonahs gourd and it may be quite only a the condition he had imposed that single sentence of warm affection as short lived from her at such a time would have out ¬ Duncan nursed his chin reflectively the acts of Thats just what Bobbie Protheroes weighed all be crowded self abnegation into a lifetime that could aye hintin at lies a sharp lad is Bob yet he could not help wishing that And bie Of course I dont know anything he had not been so prompt to return¬ kind about it continued Thorndyke fol ¬ cold formality forwould hearted comdoubtless be lowing his own line of thought but mon sense She glad enough to be free oh that of other towns have flourished and failed course but he might have been as and Allacoochee may or may not prove to be an exception Anyway Id like franka and informal with her as she right to expect him to be as to get the thing settled while the press ¬ had and ure is high It will be easier to get their long friendshiphere aengagement demanded And just brush from 50000 now than 10000 after the tide the nettle of shame stung him now begins to turn could he ever hope that she would at ¬ Duncans jaw fell and he stared at tribute to his the basest an3r Philip in speechless astonishment letter when but learned themotive about she truth Feefty thousand dollars he exclaimed Elsie Would she not always accuse when he could find breath to init his him in her heart of having- - been glad of amazement into words Eh man man the pretext afforded by his loss for but yell be killin the goose outright breaking openly an engagement which No fear of that laughed Philip had long ignored in secret He rising and taking the path again And was been she would and he checked sure if they dont call off their desperadoes himself impatiently when he found itll cost them more that he was setting the contempt of He spoke confidently but he was the woman he had asked to release him troubled with many doubts and misgiv ¬ above the love of the woman who had ings which poured in thickly upon the saved his life heels of yesterdays overconfidence That thought brought back to him One insurmountable obstacle the second Elsie and the present really thought had brought up to block the saved his life Was it Had shebeyond quite way to a legal contest the court would doubt that she in require a heavy bond from the com- ¬ the world who was the one woman of could lead him out plainant and who was to furnish it himself into a sphere of usefulness and Kilgrow had nothing and the loss of accomplishment It was by no means his own fortune put it out of Thorn as clear and well defined as it had ap- ¬ dykes power to offer security Clearly that day the thing must be managed in some way peared to be onthe pillowswhen he had sat up among and without a suit and Philips perplexity himself inspired Nevertheless fancied as he kept him silent while they were push ¬ had accepted the help he must abide by ing through the woods on the plateau the choice of that day and he would toward the Pocket When they came out upon the crag come what might No matter which way it turned the from which Thorndyke had first looked down into the narrow valley they saw train of reflection led quickty to dis- ¬ Kilgrow working in the field below and comforting conclusions and Thorn- ¬ Duncan summoned him by a shrill dyke was glad when the sound of a dis whistle Thirty minutes later the old lant whistle assured him that he could mountaineer joined them on the cliff and presently pass from the depressing at- ¬ Duncan laid before him a plan which mosphere of introspection into tempo- ¬ Philip had outlined It was a proposal rary oblivion of action It was but a that they should try to bring about a set- ¬ step across to the railway and he was tlement of the claim by moral suasion tired enough to postpone taking it un ¬ before proceeding to extremities til it became a necessity The whistle and Kilgrows presence at the confer- ¬ sounded again and he sat lazily watch ¬ ence would be necessary since he would ing the eye of yellow light staring have to execute a quit claim in case southward from the signal lamp over Sharpless and Fench came to terms As the station while the rumble of the ap- ¬ Duncan had foretold the old man re ¬ proaching train floated up the valley he on the evening breeze Had he known fused positivelj and definitely could not be persuaded to trust himself that Glenco was a flag station for the in Allacoochee and all the assurances night train and that he was the only of protection that Philip could give him passengerhe would have bestirred him- ¬ self when the lamp flashed red and then went for nothing Then there is only one ofeier thing back to yellow again in answer to the to do said Philip when he had ex ¬ engineers call for signals After that hausted his eloquence in the effort to it was too late there was a rush and a convince Kilgrow that no harm should roar a discordant clanging of the en ¬ come to him youll have to give me gine bell mingled with the hissing of the power of attorney to sign a deed for steam and before he could cross the Where is the nearest notary out ¬ street the train had thundered past 3011 without stopping side of Allacoochee Mr Duncan Circumstances and the power to Duncan caressed his stubbly chin and considered Theres auld Judge Garry pick and choose among the possibili- j ties have much to do with ones peace down at Glenco he suggested How far is that from Jiere of mind Half an hour earlier Philip Its mair thana good saxteen miles had debated with himself the ueces- No ¬ 1 Im pretty well satisfied round by flic valley pike but Im think in its no that far across the mountain How is that Johnnie man I reckon hit aint moren ten mile thoo the gulch Thorndjice looked at his watch Are you good for the tramp Mr Duncan Ill need a witness Duncan signified his willingness to go but it was with great difficulty that they persuaded the old mountaineer to trust himself within sight of the rail- ¬ way When he finally yielded they took up the line of march to the south- ¬ ward with Kilgrow leading the way After threading the forest of the plateau for three hours or more they began to descend into a deep ravine and Philip heard the murmur of run ¬ ning water long before they came in sight of the swift stream gurgling through a leafy tunnel at the bottom of thegorge They stopped at the marginof the brook while Thorndyke got a drink Your mountain miles are good measure Mr Kilgrow he said tak ¬ How much ing out his watch again farther is it The old man lifted his hat and scratched his head reflectively with one finger I reckon hit mought be bout two sights an a horn blow f om yere Philip laughed and turned to Dun- ¬ can Im afraid youll have to trans- ¬ sity The small hotel was clean that supper had been of the kind which the prophesies a wholesome breakfast and hekwas weary enough to call it a days vork and go to bed None the less when he realized that his last chanceMor reaching Allacoochee had faded lnto a distant roar and two red eyes staring back at him down the long stretch of straight tTack V of Glenco he was im- ¬ north mediately possessed with an im ¬ portunate devil of impatience As a matter of fact since there was an early train in the morning it could make lit¬ tle difference whether he slept at Glen ¬ co or at his room at the Johannisberg but it was a part of his plan that he should reach Allacoochee at once and go he must if he had to walk So much he said to the hotelkeeper who was at a loss to understand the impa- ¬ tience of his guest A man might walk he said it was only ten miles And then again a man might ride if so be he were willing to pay for a horse oit fohurrying back to Allacoochee The Dune Retort Those people next door lead a sort of existence dont they said the president of the Help ¬ ing Hand to the Worthy Poor Sewing and Mission society No responded the good dame ad- ¬ dressed Theyre awful poor but I guess they know enough to handle forks properly Detroit News hand-to-mouth lence And the scheme worked Admirably Perkins has kept lence for 12 years N Y Truth The Silent FurtHer Theres Perkins you know Perkins entered into an agreement with hia wife soon after their marriage 20 years ago that whenever either lost temper or stormed the other was to keep si si- ¬ were hopelesssly obscure Thorndyke rode away in the darkness to be continued ENGLISH MERCHANT SERVICE Philip caught at the alternative and of- ¬ fered to pay liberally The horse was found and after many minute direc- ¬ tions about the road which were auali fled repeated and amended until they Lots of Tlieiu Friendship and Iiove He What has become of that pretty Clara who owes her a grudge Yes Miss Barclay who was visiting you last there isnt any doubt in my mind that summer George Fowler is blindly in love witb She Shes joined the great majority you He You dont mean to say she is Winnie blushing Why dead Clara He told me yesterday that he She Oh no She married a man didnt think you looked a bit over 30 named Smith Tit Bits DID NOT EXPECT PAY The Department Store Lady Shopper in mammoth depart¬ 11 ment store to lace counter saleslady Where shall I find the ribbon depart ¬ ment please Saleslady apologetically I dont know where it is maam You will have to ask one of the floor pedestrians Up-to-Da- te tf nm t Puck Girls Are Artful James Do you always write a letter in such large script as you are using now I could not help noticing it Henry No but this is to a girl You know they always size a fellows re ¬ gard for them by the number of pages he fills Cincinnati Enquirer All the Conveniences Tourist in a coal mine after passing Horatio Nelson was sent on a voyage around cigars Everything seems to in a small ship to the West Indies She be wet and damp Where can I strike a was probably a scow She was com- ¬ match manded by Mr John Iiathbone wTho Business Man to clerk whom he has Miner Boight here had served as masters mate under Capt caught kissing his typewriter Do I th rubber cloth offen sir Dinnis lift th powder keg Suckling Nelson was absent on this pay you to kiss my typewriter sir N Y Weekly voyage about a year I confess as one Clerk You dont have to Im will ¬ who has served under the red flag that ing to do it for nothing N Y Journal The All Pervading Wheel The bicycle has almost run the horse I love to think and am honored by The Crowning Snare thinking of Nelson as a merchantman out of business and now it has begun on Defend me Is my daily prayer famous Sook was also a merchant- ¬ The the cow From pitfall and from whirl man Indeed some of the finest seamen Hows that And keep me from that crowning snare Why wasnt that rubber tire beef- ¬ and greatest heroes of naval story have They call the summer girl Cleveland Plain Dealer Chicago steak we had for breakfast come out of our mercantile marine Becord But it is scarcely necessary to say Irrational Conduct this seeing that the merchant service Walsh nearly loses his mind when In Use very greatly antedated the establish ¬ his wife goes away Cos Stick I dont see you out riding ment of the royal navy Even inEliza How does he act lately old chap You dont mean tc beths time one cannot think of Haw ¬ Why yesterday before she was a say you have got tired of your wheel kins Frobisher Drake and the many mile out of town he went and bought Henry Peck No not at all but you other stars of that splendid galaxy of himself a new straw hat a red necktie see my wife has taken my tires for the sea chieftains as queens men in the and a pair of yellow shoes Chicago baby to cut his teeth on Boston Transsense that a- royal naval officer is now Record cript a queens man They were buccaneers the merchants found them ships the Cinque ports and the long shore yielded them crews who were composed of merchant sailors The navy grew out of the mercantile marine and glorious as is the white flag not less honorable is the red whether for its memories of heroic combat or for its faithful dis ¬ charge of the duties of that peace whose victories are not less renowned than wars English Illustrated Magazine ¬ Nelson and the Famous Cook Fine Sea ¬ men and Herons -- - of agrim shrewdness characteristic of There was a canny Novocastrians yorjthy1 long -- since forgotten in my time who was a prototype of Bogue Biderhood in Our Mutual Friend He was known as Cuckoo Jack and he lived upon the Tyne in a well patched old boat- picking up any trifle that came his way from a derelict to a corpse One day an elderly and most estimable Quaker of Newcastle in stepping from a river steamboat to the quay slipped and fell into the stream Cuckoo Jack was at hand with his boat and quickly rescued the luckless Friend and landed him dripping on the quaj The good man drew half a crown from his pocket and solemnly handed it to his pre ¬ server Jack eyed the coin for a mo- ¬ ment with lack luster gaze spat upon it solemnly for luck and having placed it safely in his pocket said in a matter-of-fatone to the soaked Man ahd hev gotten five Quaker shillin for takin ye to the dead hoose London Telegraph ct Grim Shrewdness Sir Wcmyss Beid tells a story redolent AND THE GREATEST OF THESE IS THE AGENCIES OP DEATH SCORCHER An Unhealthy Place said Mrs Acres laying aside a daily paper which their son Caleb had sent them from the city Silas do ye hear me I wish that boy of our n were safe to hum Why Sarah Aint gettin foolish about him air ye Not xactly but you know Silas Caleb never were strong an the city aint no place for him Law here Ive been reading in this paper that 38 peo ¬ ple died in New York yisterday We aint had a death down here since old man Cubber died of the rheumatism Theyre dropping off in New York mighty fast and I feel Calebll be took sure X Y Truth Silas Edythe Last night when I accepted Binks What was that Transcript Jack 1 thought he would never stop Jinks Why when she got married Business Sagacity there was no one present tq give her kissing me Alice Yes That is the way he al ¬ Some years ago Lord Salisbury had away Town Topics ways does N Y Herald occasion to enter into a barbers shop Differentiation in a suburb of Portsmouth The ton A Cash Transaction Men and women are not alike in sorialj artist recognized his customer Bingers And were you married on methods for when his lordship passed the shop their commercial always want to mix time No women some two or three days after the event Gingers Oh no I had to pay the par-¬ friendship with business and men al- ¬ he was surprised to find a placard in ways want to mix business with friend- ¬ son cash Yonkers Statesman the window bearing the following no- ¬ ship N Y Truth A Perfect Likeness tice Hair cut three pence With the She What do you think of my por- ¬ Social Cruelties same scissors as I cut Lord Salisburys trait Why do you have a plush chair on N Y Sun hair six pence He Sincerely it is not beautiful vour piazza in such hot weather Miss but the likeness is perfect Pleasanter Inside Tit Bits Julia you love Miss Everybody to Dont We have to have it We alwa3s offer Ready to Bcgriit sit in the house on a stormy night and it to men whom we dont care to have So your son has completed his edy hear the dreamy pattering of the rain stay all evening Chicago Becord cation on the roof lisped Mr Mush Why hes iust Great Scott No Somewhat Puzzling Yes indeed I do It is so much pleas- ¬ out of college Chicago Journal Invalids are difficult to deal with anter than to sit outside in it In what way At IteMt Twinkles If you ask them how they are they Brown 1 hear that Placehunter hna Ifyou dream of a crown the token is get mad and if jdu dont ask them how obtained s federal ippomtment at last Chicago llec lones Yes he has retired from the of political social or ecclesiastical pse they are they get mad trd cares of office seeking Puck ferment- -- Entitled to Discount Mr Cash Dont you think Im pay ¬ ing you too much for giving my daugh ¬ ter piano lessons Prof Crochet will do it for half the money Mr Knoteworthy Oh well he can afford to Why is he so very well fixed I wasnt thinking about his money Boston affairs He is stone deaf Hetfore the Bargain Sale The Place for Her 1 disconsolately New Salesman I understand that no Uptodate dont seern to make a success of any ¬ purchaser is tc have more than ten yards But suppose a lady comes back thing Mr Hardheadde Why dont you get after one purchase shall I refuse to sell a job at a soda fountain The more of her any more a fizzle you make the better Town FloorWalker If youre tired of your position Puck Topics Without Alloy Quite as Important By the ring round Mables finger Beuben I say Silas be you a goin You may know he is her choice to Deacon Grangers golden wedding to ¬ But a different opinions night In the ring of rapas vclee Silas Naw I beant Pm too aliired Puck good a silver man to be a goin to any EXPliRIEXCK blamed old gold parly Yellow Kid Magazine How Gambling Pays Gummey I won 25 in a poker game Miss last night What did it cost you Gummey Lets see Drinks 10 and 40 for a new dress for my wife after she found it out Louisville Courier Glanders Journal Miss Highflown had Jinks That was a narrow escape Fortunate Girl wasnt it that v V w3 ill -- 1 N - v SV TEE BOORBOW t- KBtf g- TUESDAY AUGUST 17 1897 - fevftft NUPTIAL KNOTS ¬ Enjrasements Announcements And Sol Vows emnizations Of The Marriase Henry Tilford aged- - eighteen and Miss Mabel Coyle sweet sixteen both of Louisville have been husband and wife since last October but the secret BASE BALL NOTES Fib just leaked out Friday known in society Both are well tx It 1- SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting - C4Kl1 mJ Comment Jumble Of News And rt 3 ft- 1 51 THE ASYLUM TARGET T - y 9r r BBUOE MILLER The Governors made a shot sir Please tallv Bradley Mr Scorer He has fired Doctor Scott sir And also Doctor Rhorer Geo F Best of Mt Olivet will go to Absolutely the Klondike gold fields Celebrated for its great leavening The Richmond Climax says that 108 strength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ rats were killed recently in a barn at teration common to the cheap brands Silver Creek Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrk Dr E M Wiley of Harrodsburg will succeed Dr Scott as Snperintendant of the Lexington asylum Dr John Long W of Louisville will be his assistant m 1 J vS M 1 w l k a John Dugan was convicted at Bar Seventeenth Year Established 18811 bourville for kiliing John C Colson and Published every Tuesday and Friday by given a sentence of twenty one years WALTER CHAMP imprisonment He was refused a new 1 Editors and Owners Pure J Newton who pitched for Maysville last year has been signed by Baltimore for next season He is now with the Norfolk Va team Nicholasville leads the race for the Bluegrass League pennant Harrods- ¬ One satisfaction in giving burg second Danville third Versailles fourth Lexington fifth and last Lex- ¬ Scotts Emulsion to child en is ington has won one and lost five games they never object to iU The The Paris team defeated the Millers fact is they soon become fond burg boys Saturday at Millersburg bv a of it Another satisfaction is score of 26 to 12 The Paris club will play at Mt Sterling to morrow and because it will make them Thursday Millersburg Friday and at plump and give them growth Clintonvilie Saturday It should be and prosperity Oeorge Reiman who played ball two seasons in this city won a game Thurs ¬ given to all children who are day for the Dayton O team from the too thin or too pale It does Cinciunatis This is the third lime George has thrown the Reds make them over fat but not He also beat the Senators last seasou George plump will land in the big league nexc seasou It strencrthens the dicestive Pot Reiman and McShaue are also PI -nfffans and the nervesf and fur- - ra with the Davton Club Thin Pale j Children Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro- - ausiuiiuis i Amateurs 1 SUPERIOR LKrD KENTUCKY -- nishes material for rich blood We have a book telling you more on S vU cHwrt w- nf- ftvf fnr the actrtnor sJ JAM tuww fa 5 - WHEEL NOTES DRILLS Are used more extensively than all others made trial George Robert Gill who was soaked with water by a joker sitting in front of the Central Hotel at Maysville has sued the hotel company for 25000 Col R Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Miliar t Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count ns full lines when running at line rates Obituarl2s cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ AD VERT rlJSG MATES ¬ TUq First Gun of The Campaign Wm Judge H Yost of Greeneville v - - vrt Ky formerly a member of the Superior Court will speak at the Court house in this city at 2 p m on Monday Sep- ¬ tember 6th in the interest of the Na tional Democratic party and in behalf of the candidacy of Hon James R Hihdman candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals on the National udge Yost is Democratic platform reputed to be an able and interesting speaker All the Democrats of Bourbon and adjacent territory are invited to be 540 present The Pennsylvania Railroads excur A newspaper reporter at the age of sion took 300 from Louisville auu 800 thirty two a Governors private secre- ¬ from Cincinnati Thursday to Atlantic tary at the age of thirty three a Presi City The C O had about 300 excur- ¬ dents private secretary at the age of sionists for Old Point Cointort on the thirty five a Cabinet officer at the age same day of forty three and now at forty eight the Vice President of the Northern Pa- ¬ GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS cific railroad and a millionaire Such are the steps in Daniel Lamouts almost Theatrical And Other aviso Keniarks In The Foyer phenomenal career Let no pessimist say there is no longer a chance for This is the age of the fiend Countless are the crazes Johnnie gets young Americans of brain pluck and Twas bawl craze when he was weaned industry Louisville Times Now its bikes Klondike and cigarettes A silver exchange says that wheat Nat Goodwin is viewing the sights in has advanced in price because of short crops in other countries and that neither Joy Paree gold silver or tariff cuts any ice in The scarlet garter is the latest society wheat prices The silver papers would not admit that big crops in other coun- ¬ fad to shock the promenaders of Ash tries made Americas wheat bring low bury park prices in previous years The same The company engaged by Vernona money standard in use now was blamed for the low price of wheat in former Jarbeau for her A Paris Doll will num- ¬ years the law of supply and demand ber almost sixty people There will be always being hooted at by the siHverites two carloads of scenery and the piece will be seen in New York early in JanBrer Bryan Brer Blackburn Brer uary for a run at a Broadway house Bland Brer Teller and other silver agi- ¬ Miss Jarbeau left on Thursday for Sar- ¬ tators known to fame are keeping very atoga for a fortnight of rest and im- ¬ quiet as wheat goes up and silver down mediately on her return rehearsals will The wave of prosperity seems to have commence knocked the wind out of their argu- ¬ ments Under the caption of A Trio of Kentucky Beauties the Ciucinnati Hon Wood a Dunlap of Lexing- ¬ Enquirer Sunday reproduced from the ton will address the citizens of this Illustrated American pictures of Misses county at the Gf A R pic nic to be Texie Woodson Gerard Alexander and held at the fair grounds on Aug 28th Susan Kirk of Owensboro Miss Woodson is well known in thia city having was fitting that the Ohio middle visited Miss Mary Irvine Davis some It of the road Populists should choose months ago Coxey as their candidate for Governor Coxey is a blue ribbon hobo The sojourn of many Parisians at various resorts has been a source of great In Chicago Friday night H W Har- ¬ pleasure to them but an exchange of rington pawned his cork legs for liquor confidence and experiences reveals the Chicago whiskey would make a man fact that the pesky chigger invisible pawn anything even his bicycle and ubiquitous has practically brought many a Paiis maid and man to the scratch Speaking of the chigger Nashville the RichraondPantafraph says 975 round trip to Nashville by repur- ¬ If the chigger chasing tickets at Chattanooga Visit Were bigger Chattanooga l hickamuuga Lookout As big as a cow Mountain enronte to the Exposition And his digger Superb vestibuled Trains Had vigor W C Rineakson Like subsoiler plow Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati O Can you figure Picknicker Where you would be now ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ damages Four alleged regulators were held in 200 bond to Circuit Court at Harrods burg Guards were appointed to protect the Sheltons who were the princi pal witnesses The News calls on the City Council to have the grass cut from the streets of Georgetown The News says six moun- ¬ tain steers could fatten off the grus in the street car track Even the black man who claims that ia a nigger cant git no justice nohow Hen profiting by the unwritten law ry Smith caught another man kicsing his wife and shot the kisser dead N the fir t The earnings of the L week in August amounted io 40 i3l0 an incaease of 01815 compared with the corresponding period last year From July 1st the increase was 224 ¬ ¬ Home And Elsewhere Bald Cooper Loughead Kiser and A BOWNE New York SCOTT Sanger have been matched for a race August 24 for a 1000 purse at Buffalo mm ESSE Attorney S B Rogers is an enthusias- ¬ tic cycler He rides his wheel from Summer Tourists Hutchison to Paris every morning and Low rate round trip tickets are now pedals home again in the evening Crescent stations cii sale from Queen to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside Spring City and Lookout Mountain Men who like a cool quick quiet and Liberal rates and limits Ask your easy shave should patronize Crawford agent about it Bros barber shop Clean first class W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agt CincinnatiO bath rooms are connected with the shop Satisfactory service at all times tf SIMMONS D F Of Hockingporr O Kccomraends Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At 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 Celery Capsules Wrights 96 Hockingport O August 14 To The Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio I have been usinj Gentlkmkn Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach trouble ami constipation for some thret months and find them even greater than solicited I would recommend the snflVring public Will pay the highest market cash price Sacks furnished E O Fret well PO Box 230 Paris Ky Wanted To buy wheat R J NEELY Fa Befalls Gladly Given 4 Railroad Officirds Experience recommended With pleasure and un them tf ¬ Yours very truly D F Simmons Sold by W T Brooks at 50ot and 100 per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio foi trial size free tion sick headaches W Of Peck P O wngnfs celery Tea euros constipa 25c H- - fcfc WbSSWbf 602 ¬ 4VV at druggists nected with railroad construction in Nebraska writes My heart troubled and pained me for 19 years Shortness of breath was the constant and most common symptom Intense excruciating pain gener ¬ ally followed any severe exertion Faintness hunger without any appetite fluttering that To Cure A Cold In One Day made mo clutch my breast and palpitation as if Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ that often staggered me Again I would fall were frequent attacks lets All druggists refund the money would turn black if I arose from everything if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W posture quickly Sleepless nights a stooping with their T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris prostrating unrest were Dr Miles numerous and I could Cure get no rest day or night ¬ Heart T N Kates To Nashville 1 consulted leading physicians and tried adver ¬ Restores Tenn Centennial and International tised remedies They Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Xieallllocsae gave me no relief One of Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets Dr Miles circulars described my case so Miles New I at following rates for the round trip exactly thatam took Dr well man I Heart hope now a Cure and I April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 every one troubled with heart disease will 1260 April 29 to Oct 30Jfinal limit 15 try Dr Miles remedies If they will write days from date of sale 925 April me personally I will gladly give them full Edmonds 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including details of my experience Edw P O Box 65 David City Nebraska date of sale 760 Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee F B Oarr Agt that first bottle benefits or money refunded Your Iiife Insured Columbus Ohio sv Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used themjfpr Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was Variable to do anything for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and thev have cured me For the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S AndekS m 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 To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S - Money To Loaii M H DAILEY 1 have from One Thousand to Fifteen Hundred Dollars to loan on first mortgage at eight per cent per annum MAIN ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank Office hours R EDWARD EDMONDS long con- ¬ HARMON STITT to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Another Lot just arrived This rocker for CasK only lc a Day bank- ¬ that she may reach the hour when the hope of her heart is to be real- ¬ ized in full vigor and strength 5 able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger when the Creator said to woman guarantee given you We dare not use In sorrow shalt thou bring forth a banks name without authority if you Good health is it children that a curse was pro- ¬ doubtbest write them Wrights life insurance the nounced against the human race Celery Capsules gives 3ou good health but the joy felt by every Mother they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach when she first presses to her heart trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Headaches 100 days treatment her babe proves the contrary Sick lc a day A sight draft on above costs Danger and suffering lurk in bank in every 1 box which brings the pathway of the Expectant your monej7 back if we fail to cure you Mother and should be avoided Sold by W T Brooks druggist Our insurance is protected by GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Kj Exactly like cot Baby Carriages at your own price Now is the time to buy carpets before the new tariff advances the price I have a big stock for you to select from j8 FRIEND so relaxes the system and as Furniture Window Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses hafes Oil rTjiHii jtwr Awarded p 1 Highest Honors BR Worlds Fair Nicholas Citizens III John A Chappell who has been Wmw CREAM county clerk of Nicholas for thirty two years is in a precarious condition He was stricken with apolexy Sunday Hon J C Gillispie Democratic can- ¬ didate for State Senator from the counties of Nicholas Robertson and Harrison is very ill with typhoid fever that the necessary change takes place sists Nature ¬ ing and Eepairing Special attention given to - - Undertak ¬ Main Street Paris Ky r nliililili MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grace Cream of Tartar Powder Free Iom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Gloomy Fore- ¬ residence on A boding of da- ¬ Third comfortable brick opposice the Ky street Paris nger and the residence of Chas Stephens Esq Aptrying hour is robbed of its pain ply to T E ASHBROOK and suffering as so many happy Ojy tf mothers have experienced New Laundry Agency Nothing but Mothers Friend does Dont be deceived or I have secured the agency for thp this P KIELY Winchester Power Laundry a first persuaded to use anything else -- mkrimL Nervous without Nau- ¬ sea Headache or FOR KENT ¬ EL iv class institution 40 and solicit a share of Mothers Friend is the greatest remedy ever the public patronage Work or orders on the market and all our customers praise it left at Clarke Clays drug store will ighly W H King Co Whitewright Tex receive immediate attention Work Of druggists at 100 or sent by mail on receipt called for and delivered promptly of price Write for book containing valua¬ ble information for all Mothers mailed free Respectfully 16ap tf 617 Main St Paris Kv J J T HINTON R e UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED YEARS THE STANDARD Bruce Holladay The Bradfield Eegalator Co Atlamt Gs TfiJS BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY I II I 1 AUGUST 17 1897 t IIMfli Wk hfltiMlittl dcMfiiiMiia THE BIIDBBflH HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Garth Fund Beneficiaries PERSONAL MENTION list of COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY ROUNDS OF PLEASURE Social Events of Interest To Bluegrass I- - tv 1 - I iV MisslEthel Gladys Myers of Cov Saturday by the Fiscal Court Six of ingtonwill give a dance to morrow Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as the old beneficiaries were discontinued Second ciiss mail matter and seven new beneficiaries were addd Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At eveninglin honor of Misses Lissette The Depots In The Hotel IiObhios And Dickson of this city and Van Green Below are the names and amounts as leaf of Richmond Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 allowed by the court The Louisville Post says Mr J D Bruer was in Maysville on Miss old beneficiaries SUBSCRIPTION PRICES party Annie Leathers gave a bicycle a visit Sunday 75 Jessie Alexander Little Rock We have gone through our stock marking down prices on Spring Payable in Advance 120 Wednesday evening to Blackieton Mills and Summer shoes regardless of cost which we cordially invite the Jack Carter Paris Mrs Orton Brown returned yester S2 00 Sixmonths Oneyear 3100 1UU Michael Comack Paris chaperoned by Captain and Mrs Leath public to inspect day to Chicago news costs you cant even get a re ¬ 150 Henry Dailey Millersburg guests were Misses Emily May port FUOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE In this sale we include a number of broken lots of the very best 170 Talbot Ford Paris Jas Conners of Xexhigton was in ers The Wheat Lyda Swope Alene Armstrong makes of Ladies button and low cut shoes in both black and light 100 Frank Riser Kiserton the city yesterday Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Monroe Mansfield Bourbon Co 75 Lucy Young Mary Irvine Davis of colors which will be sold at an immense sacrifice yes far below cost payable to the order of Ch amp MlMiKR Mr Calvert Meng is visiting rela- Paris Ky and Messrs Allen Leathers 150 James Marsh Paris This is no catch penny advertisement but a sensational sale that will 125 James C Stone Paris tives in Maysville Tuley Henry McKnight Stuart make purchasers happy Philip 140 Bourbon farmers began catting hemp J Win Stone Paris Miss Addie Harrison is visiting rela- Leathers Wilson Cochran and Mr Orr 50 Dean Squires Little Rock yesterday tives in Lexington of New Orleans Miss Davis left Fri- ¬ new beneficiaries About thirty Parisians went to Nat Hon C M Thomas is in Louisville day for Nashville to spend a fortnight 75 Ware Berry Paris Bridge Sunday 45 ural Ira Soper Little Rock She will stop a day in Louisville on her on a business trip 75 Beck Shropshire Leesburg B 5RJ Mrs Anna Hart is at home from a return trip and will be accompanied to 75 At Chicago yesterday September Robert Hunt Paris by Miss Wheat Paris visit in Millersburg David Cline North Middletown 40 wheat went to 86 1 At Lexington Graham Smedley Millersburg 130 5 I The Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat Mrs Chas Mehagen and sons left wheat was steady at eighty cents Horace Redmon Ruddles Mills 75 says The Sterling Dancing Club will yesterday for Chicago Prop E W Weaver is conducting At 12 oclock on the night of July 28th the Dingley Tarifi The Turnpike Case Miss Mary Holleran is at home give an impromptu hop at Masonic Montgomery County Teachers In Teinplef on Wednesday evening August the Bill took effect and all the imported Dry Goods Hosiery The case of the Bourbon Fiscal Court from a visit in Mt Sterling stitute this week at Mt Sterling 25 in tionor of a house party that will Gloves and Notions will be advanced in price by the import- ¬ George Kent Varden spent last be entertained by Roger to condemn the vs Col W W Baldwin ers and manufacturers to double what they were under the Gatewood at J Governor Bradley has issued a proc- fourteen miles of the Maysville Lex- week with friends in Cincinnati Wilson Bill Anticipating this I bought my Fall and Winter his lovely home in the county Among lamation naming September 6th as La- ington turnpike was called in the coun ¬ Mr and Mrs W K Massie of Lex- ¬ Mr Gatewood s guests will be Miss Silks Woolens and Silk and Wool Mixed Dress Goods and bor DaT and a holiday for the working ty court yesterday and was continued ington have gone to Atlantic City have all the new weaves of Drap dEtes Coverts Moscoviettas Christine Bradley daughter of Governor man until this morning The jury is com- ¬ Armour Weaves etc now in store all of which will as long Mrs W T Brooks leaves to day for Bradley Miss Bessie Dedman of Cyn ¬ as any of them last be sold at the old low prices but when thiana Miss Katie Russell of Paris J Sim Wilson has bought machinery posed of J W Thomas Bob Tucker a visit to her parents in Mt Vernon Henry Isgrig W B Pinkard Brice these are gone there will be no more to be purchased in the for a large grass seed cleaning establish ¬ Mrs Lee Price and son left yester ¬ Miss Florence Winn of Winchester market at low prices Everything affected Oy the new tariff and J T Martin Miss Lena Tillett of Flemingsburg ment to be operated in the Exchange Letton day for a visit to relatives in Midway will advance in first hands and we retailors will be compelled Col Baldwin is represented by Judge Messrs Shirley and Raymond Frisby of N passen- ¬ Hotel buildiug near the L Mr R C Talbott left Saturday for to go with the procession whether agreeable or not If yon J Q Ward and Hon E M Dickson and Cynthiana Will Stanley Nicholasville ger depot a pleasure trip in Northern Michigan will come to my store now you can make a selection of a nice County Attorney Arnsparger are the at- ¬ Jennings Greenleaf of Richmond and dress cheap but if you postpone vour call in a short time our Miss Maggie Hardiman of Lexing- ¬ Robert Frank of Paris The John Robinson circus will ex- ¬ torneys for the County t present stock will be sold out and you will be left ton is the guest of friends in the city hibit at Cynthiana on Saturday Aug The following persons composed a Remember the latest styles and best qualities of goods can The Fayette Fiscal Court is preparing 28 arid will reach Paris and unload on Mr Talbott Clay left Sunday morn- ¬ always be found at to condemn the few remaining miles of ing for a trip to Boston and New York jolly boating party which spent several Sunday as it did when the show last hours up Stoner Saturday evening and turnpike which it has been unable to visited Paris - Miss Bessie Sandusky has returned partook of a lunch at Gass spring purchase to Lexington after a visit to the Misses Mrs C B Mitchell Misses Alice Spears Burglars attempted to break into Marsh Hon E M Dicksons residence on East Etta and Mamie McClintock Annie containing about 2500 names A Believeb in The Best Goods at The Lowest Prices Petitions street the other night but shots F L Lapsley visited relatives in Dillard Lexington Mary Webb Gass Third Dr mjauii from Mr Chas B Dicksons pistol will be presented to the Daviess County Harrodsburg from Saturday until yes- ¬ Vertner Garner Winchester Lucy Court to day asking for a vote on the terday scared them away Lowry Sadie Davis Eva Chamberlain purchase of the gravel roads Miss Ella Mitchell and Mrs Harry Atlanta Sadie Hart Nannie Wilson Mrs Bettie Mitchell has rented her B Clay will leave this week for Swango Mary Wilson Annie Laurie Young home on Pleasant street to B F Bed- ¬ Bessie Mary Brent Owingsville Three anarchists burned a tollhouse Springs ford Jr and will move to Cincinnati Fannie chopped down a gate Saturday Messrs Henry Spears and W H Armstrong Laura Trundle Sept 1st with her son Thos Mitch 11 and Geo Dr Mann Dr M H Daily night in Mason on the Lexington pike McMillan have returned from Olympia who will locate in that city Spencer Messrs J W Bacon Albert of Springs The Barnes Meeting Hinton Warren Bacon Mr La Hatte Dr John R Adair who has been ill Messrs E M Dickson A J Fee of typhoid fever in Cincinnati is im- ¬ Rev Geo O Barnes just as mag- - and W E Board have returned from Atlanta Frank Walker C B Dickson All our nOc dress goods now 25c C G Wolford Cynthiana L C proving nicely and requests The News netic interesting and eloquent as ever Mackinac Lawns formerly S and 10c now oc Daugtierty Robt Parks Walter Choice of our finest lawns 12ir to 20c now 10 to tell his friends to remember that he began a revival Sunday night at the Mr and Mrs W O Hinton are at Champ Sea Island percales best quality now 8 Jc is still a candidate for Police Judge court house assisted by his daughterDawson Springs about 150 miles below Large line of Pnang formerly 8 l 3c now 5c Miss Marie Barnes the same sweet In Squire Lillestons court yesterday singer so kindly remembered by Paris- Louisville 72 inch bleached table linen 1 kind now 65c Paris Classical Institute property morning John Smith colored was fined Mibs Grace Swearengen is at home consisting of four acres of ground and All our table linens formerly 50 and 75c- - now 40c ians A large crowd attended the meet- ¬ 11 for breach of the peace Smith tore in building of thirty rooms for sale or ex ¬ 50 doz finest linen napkins 75 and 1 a dozen ing Sunday night and last night and from a visit to Mibs Issa Walker the dress otf his wife Saturday nighji on the services will be largely attended all Lexingtou Our finest kid gloves 175 kind now SI change or rent as a whole or in sub ¬ street because she refused to go Main Standard brands bleached and brown cotton 5c Messrs Frank Bacon and Bruce division week home 10 4 Utica sheeting full width 18e lOaug lm W H McMillan Rev Barnes and daughter are stop H udesty of Lexington were in the Best dress and apron ginghams 5c Four men Thos Connor Thos Tar ping at Mrs Anna Harts on Duncan city Sunday Ladies Summer vests 25c kind full taped 10c R Messrs Rudolph Davis and x pin Hub Ectonand Henry Hamilton uveiiue Mii Chester James Visited friends inC Car-¬ were seriously hurt by the raving in of of A lisle Sunday N A Romance of Alaska Boones Gap Tunnel on the L The Paris City Schools will reopen on Attorney Harmon Stitt who has Saturday They were engaged in re- ¬ One of the Bourbon boys now in been ill for several days is able to be at Mouday September 6th 1897 pairing the tunnel The Schools in all their departments Alaska writes home from Douglas Cit3 his office again are free to the children of residents of The Jessamine Journal says that Rev that the Bourbon ooys recently attended Miss Julia OBrien has returned the city Non residents can be admitt- ¬ Rutherford Douglas who is well known a dance in that city and met the fiancee classes are not full upon ed where from a visit to Miss Florence OConnell payments the the following rates of in this city conducted a protracted of John Morrow of this county She Sterling WHITE SCHOOL meeting last week at Camp Nelson is the beautiful daughter of the Superin in Mt Mr and Mrs J R Williams of 8 and 10 per half year Primary The services were held in the mash room tendant of the Stamp mill of the Tread HOOSXER 1897 12 per half year Midway were guests at Mr Brice Intermediate well Mining Company in which Mr of Curleys distillery 20 per half year High School Morrow has a position of trust at a Lettons Sunday COLORED SCHOOL An excursion will be run Thursday salary of fifteen dollars per day The Miss Sadie Fogg who has been visit- ¬ 1 2 3 and 4 100 per month from Versailles to Estill Springs for the wedding will occur this Fall Grades ing the Misses Russell returned to Lex ¬ Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them Grades 5 6 7 and 8 150 per month benefit of the Irvine Christian Church ington yesterday E W WEAVER Supt The round trip fare will be one dollar Attest A Shire Secy Young a lovely Camp Meeting The Miss Annie Laurie O- - TTF SaJL The person selling the largest number of of Owingsville is the guest of belle tickets will be given a weeks board at The Parks Hill Camp Meeting closed Miss Mary Wilson SiJL- Estill Springs Hotel Sunday with a large crowd present OF Messrs Wm Scott and Clark The meeting was very enjoyable though Car of the Celebrated Just received Postmaster Davis has posted a notice the attendance was not quite as large as Tyler of Mt Sterling were guests of OFFICE FIXTURES in the office stating that the mail pouch usual The preaching of Revs Bowling Mr Robt Frank Sunday for the 1015 p m train South and the Miss Carrie Frank has returned Henderson and Young was excellent and 445 a m train North will hereafter be the music was a beautiful feature In order to close the business of Tarr Call and examine before you buy from a visit to relatives in Huntsville Templin I will on locked out at 8 instead of 9 p m Mail There were about 325 tickets sold Sun ¬ Ala Nashville and Louisville intended for these trains should be de- day at Paris for Parks Hill Miss Lida Clarke of Millersburg is WEDNESDAY AUG 1STII 1897 posited not later than 745 p m spending a few days with Mrs Rose at two oclock p m if not sold before OBITUARY berry Rogers near the city Stolen Reward Stolen from my offer at public sale the following prop- ¬ TSTy buggy on Saturday night Aug 14 Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Mrs R Parks and little daughter erty of the above firm at the planing 1897 a black obstetrical bag eighteen Eddie of Cincinnati were guests of mill Of The Dead 2 burglar proof safes inches long containing instruments of Mrs Mrs W W Forman Sunday 3 8 f t office desks The infant daughter of Mr and Five dollars reward various kinds 1 table 4 chairs Mrs Mary Burns and daughter and Joe Smith died Friday night at New ¬ will be given for recovery of things or 1 Fairbanks counter scales visit- ¬ Miss Annie Keller of Ludlow are WE BATE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00E P town Burial Sunday at Georgetown Dr Address apprehension of thief Lot of hardware on shelves ing Mr and Mrs E C Keller Mr James McClintock one of the Several boxes of glass H W Conrad Lock box 144 Paris IMPORTED SUITIJflS AND TROUSERIKGS Misses Edith Spencer of Dayton 2 stoves and pipes for same oldest and most esteemed citi7ens of Ky 1 telephone now used between lum- ¬ are Paris died at half past five yesterday and Alice Behrman of Newport guests of Mrs Horace Collins on ber yard and planing mill 1 Hamilton Autograph Register The News is requested to ask all the afternoon in his eighty sixth year at Seventh Street 1 New Era Register his home in this city He is survived ladies of the Christian Church to meet Many friends in the Bluegrass will 1 ball clock frame Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when at the basement of the church at four p by a wife and three sons J J McClin- ¬ regret to learn that Miss Mary Carrick 6 chairs D McClintock W L McClinquality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call m to day to arrange matters for the tock J 1 bay horse No 1 continues verv ill with typhoid fever at 1 set harness lawn fete to be given Thursday night tock and three daughters Mrs G W her home near Newtown 1 lumber w gon Judy Mrs Lizzie Croxton and Mrs at Mrs Mollie Grimes on Duncan ave- ¬ Mrs R O Smith mother of John 2 oil cans and tanks iron clamps and 9 Arch Paxton all of this city The de nue The prices at the fete will be S Smith has gone to Meridian Miss numerous other things JFJLoVIEl MliJIlCHAyT TAIT ORS adults twenty five cents children under ceased was a member of the grocery firm to be at the bedside of her daughter T T TEMPLIN Davis and had been in of McClintock ten fifteen cents Airs C G Kemper who is ill of fever S E TIPTON Cutter the business in Paris for forty nine Mrs Harmon and J W years He had been an Odd Fellow for Another Bu rglary We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples OF forty years and was an officer of the daughter Mrs Ed Turner returned D Millers grocery on Second street Eirst Presbyterian Church Funeral Saturday night from a pleasure trip to etc Household was entered Sunday night by bnrglars services will be held at three oclock to- Cleveland New York Philadelphia and other cities I will sell at suction at the McCarnoy who secured 30 worth of meat and morrow afternoon at the First or Second Misses Elizabeth Feeney and Bessie residence on Pleasant street at 130 p groceries Presbyterian Churches by Rev Cheek on was reported that a bold thief had assisted by Rev Dr E H Rutherford Baughman of Richmond are guests of m It snatched 17 from a colored womans The services will be concluded at thj Mrs J ohn Feeney on South Main street The Whitest Purest and Mrs Feeney gave a boating party in SATURDAY AUGUST 28 1897 hand at the L N depot Sunday night grave in the Paris cemetery by the Odd their honor Thursday night The Best all my household and kitchen furniture but the rumor could not be substantiat ¬ Fellows Mrs C E Nippert and pretty little and other furniture one handsome old ed daughters Helen and Phyllis left Sat- - fashioned solid oak bed room set a large leather chair folding bed handsome BIRTHS nrday for Cincinnati to join Mr Nippert solid oak sideboard old style dishes Found Him Hanging in their future home in that city The Advent Of Our Future Men And departure of this esteemed family The glassware hall stove pictures etc will Women Geo Wilson colored was found MRS T H MITCHELL be regretted by many persons in Paris Charles Hanson Taylor infant son of hanging from a small tree Saturday A ttpr hpinfy the w out nf tVia TVfioooo Mvs mi vji j mu Auicaco i i tt near the Deering Camp Grourid in vauueuu and Sara nanson m i xayior aiea Parrish forsMweek Miss Lida Rogers re a Nicholas Be was suspended by a hitch at Winchester Saturday turned Saturday to Maysville accomnan- - Ladies Green Oxfords rein from his buggy It is thought that For It ied by Miss Marie Parrish This morn- flexible oxford in this Ask Your Grocer We have He bore a he was foully dealt with To buy wheat Will pay iS Misses Louise Parrish and Lilly new color a fine of dark green Durree Wanted Take No Other made good reputation and was an Odd Fellcw the highest market cash price Sacks Jven8 leav for Maysville to join kid medium pointed toe hand made MlS8 RoSers house party which will be He had about 60 when last seeo but rurmsnea augmented tonight byMessrs Ben Frank and as soft as a glove See them had only 140 on his person when E O Fretwell CLAY Jnliug Pumell Hume Payne and C F RION 1 SACK P O Box 280 Paris Ky found Clay J r of this city Ml Below is printed the Garth Fund beneficiaries oflici al as confirmed Readers Great -- SlIDllll Fins outwear 1 ¬ ¬ Davis Thomson Isgrig New a bUOui ¬ ¬ ¬ N -- Gr TU CKjERS All our Summer goods marked down to sell at once Here are a few the Bargains - ¬ ¬ -- - - iHiitiy Schools large variety other articles all marked down to one half former value at CONDONS by NEW - WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk JPiaJoXio For w AR3PS Etc STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS ¬ 0 EDWB RDS JE3lis FOK SPRING AND SUMMER ¬ e e x ttrsr c jEx31oIo Sale Furniture ¬ i PRIDE OF PARIS FLO UR EVERY I - PARIS MILLING CO I Lruiiixiii JlHD 6 THE BOURBON NEWS TTJSSDAY AUGUST and they went round by the sweet stuff hop because they generally went that way with Uncle Jack and a heavy new penny was burdening1 Rexs pocket Be- ¬ sides everyone knows that brandy balls are excellent nourishment for travelers of they get lost in the woods And if they eat them before they get lost they make sure of them and dont sticky their pockets Thanks to such pruden- ¬ tial measures the young explorers reached the plank across the ditch in good spirits and as happy as bold trav- ¬ elers should always be The plank was not a long one but the water was so near Bexs feet when they¬ dangled and it was such a good oppor tunity to shoot fish if they should ap- ¬ pear that it took a good while to cross over Then they had to go the long way round the lane because the field was full of cows and- as Babs said - K 17 1897 vnr m r raft m k H ni m Kf CLOUDS WERE DISPELLED HUMOROUS nice uncle and nine isnt so old in the NEW CURE FOR SNAKE BITES ¬ must put up with some Happy Influence of a Gentle Men dark No madam THE BOURBON NEWS Protest Animals Vaccinated with the Viru Shopping Incident thing from girl and ladies and be kind i and n Square Meal Seventeenth Year Established 1081 Are Immune to Iajnry we cant take back that waiat youhave he preached solemnly there is anything I despise and to them ad ¬ What if I bve You De- ¬ The task of artificially rendering aniPublished Every Tuesday and Friday by detest said Mrs Billtops its melan- ¬ mals immune from snake poison was worn it Thats real true My dada says so rertised it as changeable silk Jack didnt say much but he held choly not an easy one the process depends Mrs Billtops is not often so vigorous upon training foranimal to gradually troit Free Press Casualty them very tight and carried Rex as well Brown the A Maritime ii as Babs in the gloomiest part of the in speech as this and when she is Mr withstand larger and larger doses of Had lots of Theres old Capt Saltsea Billtops knows that it is time to brace the venom lane where no one could see THROUGH THE SHADOWS and considering the in- ¬ money once Owned one of the finest So it wasnt long before they came up As a matter of fact he takes usual-¬ tensely toxic character of the substance in the United States no sun to cheer the valley Theres to the house where everyone seemed ly a cheerful view but when he is de- ¬ which had to be handled the danger ships ever built How Robinson Where deaths chilling waters flow in trouble except Tibby cat who was pressed as he is occasionally he is was ever present of the animal suc ¬ but he lost her faro And of coast and clime beyond it Puck dozing unconcernedly in front of the glum and silent and solemn enough cumbing to venom poison before its Brown Playing Those on this side do not know Charley An Expert Observer fire Dada who had just come home and he makes everybody around him serum had acquired the requisite pitch Birds sing not above those waters ter be an was starting out to look for them wretched The children sitting at the of iprotective nower to render it of Checks Wouldnt yer like There mysterious ravens chant get into all de Giving earth nor name nor inkling Sarah the nurse and Jane the house- ¬ table stop talking the dinner gets service as an antitoxin Dr Calmette umpire Sammy an Sammy Spots Naw Of the land beyond their haunt maid having just returned from a vain cold and everybody is chilly and mis- ¬ tells us that he carried out a very large games free what would be de use dem fellers Nothing grows by that cold river search Cook was blinking over the erable except perhaps at the last Mr number of experiments before he met Puck game And grew lily there or thorn kitchen fire about them children till Billtops himself who finds finally a with success But it is not necessary never see nuttin uv de Would it hint of what is yonder His Fiancee I should tell you she let things burn and mamma was sort of melancholy pleasure in the gen here to discuss his various efforts Boon or ban or murk or morn will not have a penny of sobbing on the sofa in the drawing- - eral depression that he has caused Buffice it to say that at length his baron that I Tet must all go through that darkness But Mrs Billtops has no use for any- ¬ labors were rewarded and the follow ¬ my own until dear mamma is called room because she was not well enough Lighted by no cheering beam Stony hausen Den Cows are dTefihil fings cause zey to get up Poor Auntie Jill was most body that casts a gloom She has her ing extract from one of his memoirs de ¬ away Baron von Through the waters and the shadows vot you So the autumn after- ¬ wretched of all because she had cried own trials but she never bothers any- ¬ scribes the methods which he now ve musd vait vid batiene for loaf That oerhang the chilling stream might be bulls call de happy day my leetle noon was turning to evening when they all her tears away in the afternoon body else about them outwardly at adopts for his purpose For no bridge oerspans that river Tid Bits least she is cheerful and spirited al-¬ reached the fish pond where Uncle Jack and had none left for the babies Nor can mortals sail the wave Thebest went up as ways and she cant abide anybody that purpose of method of procedure for the ap- ¬ Mrs Gray I like a good drink of Nor can science guide the farer What a shout of delight ought to be But no jolly uncle vaccinating large animals we cant Or enhearten to be brave peared perhaps his mamma had put they came in through the open door lets his troubles so far overcome him destined to produce ontivenomous hot water in the morning but Mrs Nor can reason give the pilgrim him in the cupboard because he was so Dada snatched up his boy and mamma that he inflicts them on other people serum consists in injecting them from get it at our boarding house same aira Boatman compas3 or a bark naughty and made Auntie Jill cry Eex called eagerly for them from the drawing-- too and so she says the outset with gradually increasing Black I used to have tne Yet by faith he gains the daring but room so Jack followed in with and Babs began to feel cold and tired If there is anything I despise its quantities of the venom of the cobra culty in our boarding houseevery now I¬ For the torrent and the dark purcoffee It answers mixed with diminishing quantities take I wis I wis we had a lot of tea Babs half asleep in his arms Dada melancholy Faith inspirits him with visions and mamma looked nowhere but at the At that Mr Bllltop takes a brace of a one to sixty solution of hy- ¬ posesBoston Transcript lamented Babs Of the Heaven of his quest It is getting said the pessimistia children whilst Jack and Jill looked He looks up and smiles It is wonderful pochlorite of of lime The condi ¬ Perhaps we shall come to a camp Of a land beyond the shadows said Bex consolingly travelers always everywhere but at each other Then with what alacrity the children re- ¬ tion and the variations in the man that a United States senator Of the country of the blest Oh do Then they will give us some buf ¬ Rex and Babs laughed and chattered spond and Mr Billtops responds to weights of the animals are carefully cant preserve bis self respect And right onward to that Heaven There Weve that and gloom is dispelled once more followed in order that the injections I dunno said the optimist falo cooked in a pot on three sticks over and began to explain matters Onward through the chilling stream enough matter-oGladly calmly fares the pilgrim the fire and tell us where Uncle Jack fetched Uncle Jack said Rex in a by the ever grateful light of cheerful- ¬ may be made less frequently ifi the ani ¬ are chances for him to clear Couraged by faiths cheering beam to see Auntie Jill ness And when Mr Billtops as the mals do not thrive well Quantities of to make him have a pretty good opinion f-fact tone is ¬ Indianapolis Journal So they trudged on cheerfully a lit- And hes going to take us fishing to phrase goes gets something to eat he stronger and stronger venom are in of himself Onward to eternal splendors Your daughter Where majestic mountains rise got so dusk and the morrow afternoon if youll let him The Vernacular tle farther But it feels himself better still He remem- ¬ turn injected first considerably di- ¬ In the radiance of the sunshine cows looked so large and wild in the An hes goin to be so welly welly bers what he has often said to himself luted and then more concentrated and seemed a little shy this morning said Of the country of the skies asserted Babs emphatically that no feeling of depression should when the animals have already ac- ¬ the old friend of the family to his Pitts ¬ fading light that they might almost good Fragrant roses bloom forever Shy echoed the proud be real buffaloes which are very dif ¬ zat Auntie Jill wont be solly and cwy ever be accepted as genuine until it has quired a sufficiently perfect immunity burgh host In the paradise above You must be mistaken Maud ferent from play ones as everybody not ever any more been subjected to the test of a good the venoms derived from as large num- ¬ paremt And the lilies to the zephyrs mud and Auntie square meal and he finds that the pres ¬ ber of different species of snakes as cant be shy She won seven dollars Mamma looked astounded knows Babs shoe stuck in the Breathe the sweetness of their love and couldnt be found and Bex fell in Jill found just one tear to come half ent one will not stand that test In possible are injected The duration of from me on a queen full last nightIn the forest aisles of Heaven some stinging nettles and they both out of each eye for it hadnt been all fact under the combined influences of the treatment is of considerable length Cleveland Plain Dealer Birds and brooks and zephyrs sing University Advantages- - Billy you got scratched scrambling through a Jacks fault really yon know Jack Mrs Billtops energetic protest and the at least 15 months before the serum Of the beauties and the glories Of the country of the King hedge So poor little Golden hair sat stepped a little nearer to her and half good dinner it is rapidly disappear- ¬ is sufficiently active to be used for the have no use for your classical education Well now that you are married down on a bank and cried and Rex held out one hand and half didnt ing and as the dinner progresses Mr purpose of treatment And the music of the numbers Of the minstrelsy on high During the pat three years an im ¬ youre way off I use my college yell her head and would have cried Dont be silly children you do not Billtops takes a still broader and more stroked Bhall intensify and sweeten On your too if crying hadnt been out of the understand said mamma reproving- ¬ cheerful view of tilings and by the time mense number of animals have been on the baby every night Through the ages of the sky What good does that do --Aella Green in Springfield Mass Re- ¬ question for a big boy who was nearly ly But dada smiled one of his quiet the meal is finished he is beaming with vaccinated by this method at the Pas- ¬ baby Why lots of good it makes him one little one up on good nature perfectly satisfied with teur institute at Lille where Dr Ca- ¬ publican smiles as taking a man dada said Just then Farmer Burton came along each knee he sat down on the sofa the present and absolutely confident lmette is now a director and in a paper scream for his mother like mad Dei published a few weeks ago we are told troit Free Press I think they do said of the future N Y Sun with his dog Rover He found them beside mamma fAVYMWivywwywwwuwwv that they have horses there which have some apples out of his pocket and he PRINCESS VICTORIA-yielded for the past 18 months serum Then Jack got very near Jill and took PATIENT OLD AGE listened attentively whilst they ex- ¬ extremely active against venom These The Simple Life of England Qeen plained matters Of course he ougbt hold of both her hands My dear little It Always Finds Friends and Sympa ¬ horses receive in a single innoculation in Her Childhood Days to take them straight home but a Jill said he rather brokenly And she thizers There was an occupation in vrhich wicked smile crossed the old mans lips put her head on his shoulder and cried Truly there are trials belonging to old without the least inconvenience doses the wee woman of seven years wearing BY J A ELYNN they had come out to find Uncle Jack and said but really it isnt fair to tell age which are hard to bear The loss of of venom sufficient to kill 50 horses Longmans a stmple white gown and large straw WAttWmWMMtoWMWWMMMWi and perhaps it would be a good thing what she said Anyhow it must have faculties is the hardest writes Mr fresh to the treatment hat was frequently seen engaged It if they found him He had seen him been satisfactory to Bex and Babs for Lynn Linton So long as one can em-¬ Magazine was watering the garden plaints One f TTS sush a drefful pity said little walking distractedly about in Sleepy those young scamps laughed with glee ploy oneself not asking help from any UNCLE SAMS STAMPS of those who saw her said that as he for Auntie Jill to be Hollow a few minutes ago and he knew at the prospect of unlimited fishing person so long as one can read write J Babs something about lovers quarrels Why and ball and swings and pennies now work knit what you will in the way A Private Individnal Wonld Like the sometimes watched her intently at 60vwy and cwy work he wondered which would get Profit Made on Them Well she neednt cry unless she when he was courting Dame Margery that of independent occupation old age has was reinstated St Pauls It costs the government now just five the most water the plants or heroin likes observed Eex who understood 40 years ago they parted forever once lost one of its worst inflictions I ¬ little feet a month But he didnt tell the young- ¬ things being nine When blindness and deafness and in¬ cents for 1000 stamps delivered any ¬ The princess was an early riser get Auntie Jill who heard them from sters anything about this only took up TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION ability to use the hands and such boil where in the United States One thou In up at seven frequently the dark corner behind the curtain Babs on his broad shoulders and walked Fresli Air the Best Prescription lot ily weakness as makes movement im- ¬ sand two cent stamps are sold for 20 ing summer and breakfastingearlier at eight the stole away to her bedroom because she along so fast that Rex had to trot to possible when all these have over-¬ It will thus be seen that Uncle Sam has oclock Her breakf ast was just as any Weak Lungs ¬ hadnt half done her crying Then the keep up with him By those who remember the cruel taken the old then the dregs are indeed a trust worth having and that his prof- well caredfor little girl who was not a ¬ Why does you laugh Misser Bur- disappointment and the dashing of bitter And then there is nothing for its are not to be despised even by a plot began princess might be expected to enjoy ton inquired Babs Girls and ladies protested Babs bopes which followed the announce ¬ it but the grand brave dignity of pa-¬ bloated Ibondholder In fact Uncle k and fruit placed on a ¬ Oh because youre such a funny have to cwy sometimes cause they ment seven years ago that Koch had tience the noble resignation which ac- ¬ Sam is envied so much by other capital- small table Toy her mothers side do If Daddy doesnt cut off my hair little girl to go hunting buffaloes discovered a cure for consumption the cepts the inevitable and makes the best ists that frequently other parties start When breakfast was finished the lit But it was Wex zat was goin to news of the preparation of another of bad conditions into the business of printing stamps and make me gwow up a man I shall tle princess wTent for a walk or a drive first shoot zem apologized she cwy when Im a lady remedy by him will not be hailed with Patient old age always finds friends withoutto getsecuring a license or even¬ while her half sister Eeodore her al- ¬ one Sometimes the seOh I beg his pardon said the jovial unmixed delight It is possible that a and sympathizers where the peevish trying It isnt any good objected wise studied with Perhaps he wTould like to real remedy for this disease may be and the grumbler like camphor atoms cret service office catches the guilty most constant companion to twelve the When Im a man I shall be a old farmer Bex her governess FrQm ten hunter and kill Indians and lions and stojf behind and shoot them now found some day and when it is we may repel all with whom they come in con- ¬ parties but in case due discretion is duchess instructed Drina after which But Rex thought theyd better be be sure that there will be little delay tact When old age is selfish and re- ¬ exercised the counterfeiting of stamps ehant cry for anything to wander at will at I getting home as it was so late Buf- ¬ in its adoption by physicians but the pining thinking only of its past joys is not very difficult as little close at- ¬ she was the liberty or to play with her Babs shook her golden head rooms through should cwy if they hurted you Wex faloes he admitted in his private mind premature publication of these alleged or its present pains the young to whom tention is bestowed upon them in the many costly toys Wouldnt you cwy if a big lion catched were not so nice to hunt in the dark cures is greatly to be regretted be- ¬ patience is a natural virtue and the mails But the expense is so great ¬ Two oclock was the dinner hour of As they were crossing the hollow a cause of the misery and heartrending shrinking from annoyance is a natural and the returns so small that the counme and eated me all up the princess though the luncheon hour Bex put one arm protectingly around big gentleman came striding along sorrow which their failure causes to instinct these young shrink from the terfeiters do not linger long at a stamp of the duchess Plain food nicely job Heres Uncle Jack they both ex thousands of disappointed sufferers her because nine is old and big you Ioor soured old creature whose talk is During a single year the bureau of cooked was placed before the little claimed at once see No Babs37 Tshould kill the lion But while waiting for the discovery a threnody and whose daily life is an for she was she did it engraving and printing prints about girl and and strongjustice enjoyed her Why Babs Rex cried he in amaze- ¬ of a cure for consumption we can use unwilling martyrdom that would be ever so much better and 80000000 worth of stamps This is healthy Lets play tibby cats a lion and shoot ment Whatever one which we have at hand in abund ¬ received as- ¬ They cannot console and they feel over an average of one dollar per head meals After dinner she four oclock Oh theyve come to look after you ance and without cost to the patient But him with the popgun shall we the jealousy which denies them sistance in her studies till tibby cat bolted to the apple tree and Mr Jack said old Burton solemnly Fresh air fresh air and more fresh air thy and gives them instead an angry for every inhabitant of the United when she was taken by her mother to the rocking horse was broken and Bex Theyll tell you all about it Perhaps is the chief prescription for one whose kind of reprobation They suffer in the States and indicates that wearea great visit a friend or perhaps to walk or had split the doll playing headsman to youll see em home as it is getting late lungs are weak though fresh air like cold and shadow of a loveless and un- ¬ race cf letter writers assuming that drive or she was permitted to ride a So saying he disappeared over a stile any other remedy is of no service un- ¬ sympathetic a selfish and grasping age each person writes one letter a week donkey in the gardens her Lady Jane Grey ¬ I wis Auntie Jill would come down- with remarkable agility for his years less it is taken into the body Eor this They would give love if they had love All people who write letters however At the dinner hour of the duchess her stairs an play suffink sighed Babs and size All the way home he laughed purpose exercise is needed to give them but when they know that are not thoughtful enough to prepay little girl supped seated next to her them Id rather Uncle Jack take us fish ¬ until Rover thought that he must be exercise often to the point of fatigue the glory of their young days serves as linquentSome idea of the number of de¬ mother Then came a romp with her correspondents who like to nurse Mrs Brock By the time the ing or play ball said Rex Are you going mad like some ill balanced dogs in order to force the breathing expand a text for unkindly comments and un- ¬ send their letters postage due may be sure mamma said he wouldnt ever in hot weather All that evening he the lungs and fill them with pure air sympathetic feeling then they with ¬ obtained from the fact that during the romp was finished the house party come here again chuckled to himself until his dame con- ¬ It has been stated by a Boston plrysi draw and shrink and fail to show those would be at their dessert and then the Certain sure assented Babs an fided to the hired man that the master cian that the use of the bicycle has less- ¬ sweet attentions which the young love last fiscal jear the value of the post- ¬ princess would be called in to join he wasnt our Uncle Jack never any had something on his mind for certain ened the amount of consumption among to show the old if so be those dregs are age due stamps affixed to letters with ¬ them more mamma said trufly Wex and the hired man thought that meb women and if this is so the explana- ¬ swallowed patiently and are not flung out sufficient postage aggregated 450 Nine oclock was bedtime and she He never was our uncle really ex- ¬ be hed had an offer for the heifer faces 65S mostly in one and fcwo cent stamps never prolonged her day beyond that tion is not far to seek Devotion to the as so much poison into the fresh Washington Star plained the future hunter only going But not for many a long day did he tell bicycle leads women to exercise in the whose lips are red with the wine as yet hour No matter whether she was at to be But he was real nice and I dont the story of the hunters open air and more energetically than sparkling foaming and unexhausted home or at the house of a friend nine Ants vrlth Ladies Maids see what Auntie Jill wanted to go and Well you young pickles said Jack would be possible for most of them in Journal A naturalist has been making obser- ¬ oclock bedtime was rigidly enforced Chicago change him for Its just like women who used to be uncle what the dickens any other way vations on the toilets of ants and has ner little bed was placed beside her and girls are you doing here What the deuce In Denmark the postmen often have With Advancing Snmnier discovered that each insect goes mothers larger bed so that by day and Isc sure Auntie Jill wouldnt be am I to do with you he added under very long routes in the couutry regions Some of the newest skirts have through a cleaning process as elaborate night mother and daughter were never naughty ever said loyal Babs indig- ¬ his breath as he shouldered the girlie and are obliged to walk or ride many trimmed sides and a narrow plain as that of a cat only not performed by far apart ¬ nantly Babs looked at Rex and Rex looked miles a daj-- in all kinds of weather but front others snow tne oaciv as ai or- herself but by another who acts for Regular study regular exercise as such positions would namented Then what is she crying for We were looking for you undesirable at Babs the time being as ladys maid Ants of simple food and plenty of time out of seem to be they are eagerly sought No matter what anyone may say to the genus attif were the suToject of doors plenty of play and plenty of said the hunter at length I specks cause Uncle Jack You said he wasnt uncle any more Cause we fort said the huntress after and of all men by consumptives the contrary odd waists of taffeta are these observations These he found sleep distinguished the up bringing of who want to get well It has been still numbered in the wardrobes of slept in relays for about three hours Englands future queen James Cas Babs and then she too stopped Well cause Uncle Jack smiled dismally and proved that the work is life saving for women of fashion and will be this fall When they woke up they would stretch sidy in St Nicholas You can hardly put too much lace on their limbs just like warm blooded ani- ¬ kissed them both Well he inquired despite the hardships and the exposure Fireproof Bahies to wind and rain and snow almost all your midsummer gowns whether they¬ mals even under the microscope he That isnt right either Babs Hes We spected youd been naughty A doctor residing in the East end of the invalids who adopt the life becom be of silk cotton or the very fashion- could watch them yawn Then begins London bas discovered a solution which explained Rex able thin woolen goods of a Youse wewwy unkind To Auntie Jill added Babs cause robust and hearty the toilet The assistant starts by Wex nature like the revived bareges washing the face of her companion renders clothing absolutely fireproof¬ Of course to be effective open air ex¬ pouted his six year sister shes been cwyin By this discover he sajs the apercise must be begun early in the course and veilings worn Dont be a goose and goes on to the thorax and legs palling loss of life in babies by being replied Rex Awful said Rex solemnly ¬ There is every prospect of tucks re The attitude of the cleansed is one burned will be minimized The formu ¬ of the disease and should always be loftily An we spected youd be solly Well1 Fse sure Uncle Jack has been pleaded Babs cuddling up to him carried out under the direction of a wise maining in fashion for the fall and the of intense satisfaction resembling that la represents a prescription of five per gown will be orna- ¬ of a dog or cat when his head is being naughty cause Mammy looked drefful Else no one wouldnt love you put physician since it must usuallj be sup revived cashmere cent alum and five per cent phosphate round angwy when she telled me about him in Rex emphatically feeling that his plemented by the use of tonics and mented in this manner The to slen- ¬ scratched She lies down with all her of ammonia which renders the sub ¬ tucked corsage is too becoming An Auntie Jill is cwying cause cause advancing years justified a judicial at- ¬ qther remedies limbs stretched loosely out she rolls to allow it to drop and the over on her side even her back a per- ¬ stance absolutely noninflammable All A great many are cured in this way der figures she cwies when youse naughty and titude that is necessary is to steep the clothing the unknown to themselves for physicians dry goods merchant will rejoice atChi- ¬ fect picture of ease The pleasure the in the solution and the tissues so to be shut in ze cupboard has a queer lump came Jack hesitated and sells more material creature takes in being thus combed treated will resist the flames even if Youre a horrid little kid Babs up in his throat Jill was a tiresome tell us that a large proportion of those fashion that who die from other causes are found to cago Record and sponged is really enjoyable to the they have previously been rubbed with 6a id Rex wrathfully marching away little tease It hadnt been altogether observer N Y World Xo Ise not Dont go away Wex his fault But Jill arying Dear little present the signs in their lungs of cured gunpowder N Y Sun Homemade Iiinen Collar consumption and there is little doubt pease dont Ise Ise so welly mis Jill of white Who told you to coma said he very latest linen collaris Dictionary An Old Time Had Been There that the cure has been effected by na- ¬ The of home manufacture The best able And kind hearted little Babs looking puzzled One of the most interesting of the She Are you never filled with untures remedy of which the patient has linen threw herself along the rug and sobbed Nobody answered Rex collar linen is bought and slashed old books lately unearthed is a little measured longings with indefinable unwittingly availed himself Youths of make square ends standing out volume about six inches square entitled ecstasy Ill tell you what well do said Rex We tolded our own selves ex- ¬ with a feeling that your soul to Companion he had soothed her with two plained Babs after the neck Linen stiffening is the Royal Standard Dictionary pub can rise above the trammelments of around fin bshed in Boston in 1777 by William mundane tilings and bask in the sun- ¬ kisses a marble a conqueror and Of course Jill wouldnt send them then put inside and the collar is Another Mutter ¬ uho half an apple stolen out of the dining he might have known that Why do Strict devotion to the truth is com ished with band buttonnoie etc enus Perry who announced that he exhib- ¬ shine of the infinite xne go and tell Uncle Jack you think Auntie Jill criod because Id mendable accordroom Well ited the pronunciation of words He Yes indeed But think of the but it sometimes leads to any ordinary collar Arirana that aunties crying awful and nerd bet been naughty now sutcneu imjttnu a to the polite pronunciation of Eng ¬ head you have on you the next morn ¬ ing curious situations A young man who there is ter come and say hes sorry else no one The points are now land Philadelphia Press Cause she cwies when Wex is was paying court to a young lady was burg edging ing N Y Press wont love him ever any more under and the collars neatly naughtj an mamma puts him thus addressed by her mother who was turned to Reduce Gas Bills Advice Was Wanted cried Babs rapturously Oh Wex Dont be such a donkey Babs in- ¬ perhaps not the most agreeable person stitched after which it is laundered and His Schemesays that when coming to nc Er these stories your father She Papa or f ast wouldnt it be beauful An I would terrupted Rex indignantly is ready to wear above a ribbon in the world any see me you must not come in a bus any tells about the things he saw out wes wear my new hat if you could get it Well said Jack I suppose I must ned in the neck of a dress like neat more And so you want me for a mother-in-layou know a soft down from ze cupboard so I would be take you young rascals home anjhow ather collar This makes ruching but Does he expect me to He Beally SheWell a nice and spectable Ise sure mammy An say yous solly1 pleaded Golden Ah ah its exactly that finish for the neck like effect so much walk all the distance Ought to laugh at their improbabil ¬ vjxySyt mhid if we were going to f esh hair having the trim collar stammered the young man but I dont Of course not He says all he asks ity and toake him think I am smart or So Rex tiptoed on a chair Uncle Jack They I should if I were you counseled seeii how I can marry your daughter liked VnmiiKrare cheap and certainly is that you will come in a carriage hired oughI to pretend that I believehexaT Leisura v uaum for the hat and primed the popgun aa 1 Pov i ii -- Cincinnati Enquirer m o to the fact very uncieOdds and Ends in mat oi tt i - witnouTyour i by the hour JlH m twtuswwU uKttiUOt uwu uuU ub m Hours was a 7ery because he Youths Companion II yIf UMitowandOwn i 7 A ¬ - 1 JACK AND JILL bread-and-mil- u ¬ m 4 f a- sj-mp- out-of-do- ors Uncle-that-used-to-be-J- viy cle semi-transpare- nt ¬ ¬ ¬ w n-n-- ot - - uji jij I Deingnv-moxner-in-iawi- v wno-usea-to-- be THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY AUGUST AGRICULTURAL HINTS THE CORN HARVEST-- 17 1897 B O HlSrV2USS POULTRY Wky the p9MKrelve Farme Will Halve No Other Kind No man 5ms a better chance to keep highnclass poultry than the farmer He has unlimited range for them and this is conducive to health and best results in rearing the young He produces at st cost every necessary food produot that goes to keep a flock during the year and no one who desires to pur chase eggs for hatching would ever buy of abreeder who keeps his fowls penned up if he knew where he could get eggs from farm kept fowls There is just as good a market for high class poultry as there is for poultry for market and the demand is Blways good for good stock The farmer who keeps this kind of poultry has two -- e DONKEY DOG AND GOAT Devices Have Jtado Its Gathering Busy Harvesting- tlie corn crop Is being1 made easier every year by improve ¬ ments in labor saving1 machinery and devices Large commercial crops are cut tied and left in straight rows by the improved corn harvester while the bundles placed in shocks or stooks of 12 to 20 bundles to cure are then drawn to the barn and run through the shred ¬ der Farmers who cannot afford the latest and improved machinery or who have small areas of corn cut by sled s illustrated below or by hand cutter The armfuls tiros cut have to be tied in bundles various materials being Tised for this purpose some using two or three cornstalks others a small handful of long strong straw swamp igrass or willows But whether cutby improved machinery or by hand cut-ter the large bundles shocks or stooks have to be securely fastened to with- ¬ stand the fall wind and storms To make a corn cutter as portrayed herewith make a platform with run- ¬ ners six feet long and two inches thick the higher the runners the higher it tabor-Saving- ¬ jgfly S a Jg JpLft chances to make money His flock will be profitable as an investment at mar ket prices and he will make many sales without effort at much above market prices It is no trouble at all as the writer knows from experience to get from 50 cents to one dollar a dozen for egga from high class hens during the hatch ¬ ing season and even at the smaller price there is an immense profit in the business With the better care that is always given to good stock comes a greater re ¬ turn in eggs and meat for the feed used and here is an additional profiton the ¬ ¬ HOMEMADE CORN CUTTER jo eight inch plank should do Mortise three crosspieces of two by four into top of runners Ttfail boards on cross ties to make a platform 30 inches wide and nearly six feet long Get a good steel knife and make it very sharp say 22 inches long and five inches wide Bevel the edge from the bot- ¬ tom or underside Have a rod made with an eye in the center and curved in order to fasten either end to a run- ¬ ner and hitch a horse in the center This rod should be off- one half inch round iron and long enough to work nicely as shown at - Bore a hole in platform or runner and put in a stake about six inches highb even across with the base of rod c Another stake of the same size but 20 inches high on the right side of platform near the dge and 21 inches from the front of platform d Take a rod 6f inch iron 67 inches long and weld a piece of flat iron one half inch thick and eight inches long to the end of it ibolt the flat piece to platform 13 inches from center to back df platform and bend the rod forward 17 inches above the platform as in e Bend the rod so1 as to have it extend out over the edge of the platform over and back of the knife h then bend the rod in so as to extend about two inches over th platform at the center two by four cross brace f From there bend the rod out to g Be sure to have it carry the same height all the time xne oenus in xne rou are iiiuue in brder to bring in the corn and lay it across the platform without the help of a man In this way the danger of averted t standing over the knife is Nail a small stick something like a lath from top of stake d to the out side runner a few inches ahead of the knife Bolt the knife to platform about 26 inches from back part of with two bolts and have the knife slant back considerably I put a scrap piece of two inch plank under the plat-form at c and h to make the platform imore solid where the large rod and knife were bolted fast The large rod from g to e should be with bends 50 inches long Directly across it is 48 inches thus using two inches for bends The large rod is outside of stake d about five inches Hitch ona quiethorse hang the lines on d and ride on rear of platform and when a large pile of corn is cut and laid across the sled vstop arid shock it up Farm andHome will cut -- transaction There is no excuse in these days that justifies any farmer in allowing his flock of hens to remain mongrels The man who does this is standing in his own light and does not live up to his opportunities It does not need fancy houses elaborate systems of yards nor extraordinary skill in breeding to make a success vrlih fine poultry Plain hard common sense such- as is needed to raise good crops and conduct any farm successfully is better than any nuraber of nice theories which aTe of norpraotta al value Farmers Vdioe - - It THE STING OF A BEE Is a Very Complicated xrntt Deli ¬ a- five-eight- h- The organ of defense which worker bees possess is a very complicated structure The sting is composed Of two highly polished shanp hollow spears or lancets B Band an awl A as portrayed in the cut held firmly to ¬ gether by projections ID on the- central ¬ one which fit into grooves T on the sides of the other two These lancets N Y Sun lying together form a tube between tered them The central lance A sometimes NORWAYS VOTING LAW called the sheath is larger than the others and has acylindxicalreservoir S It Is the Most Liberal of Aay Coun ¬ try In the World at its base which connects with the The odelsthing the Norwegian equiv¬ poison sae d 4y the tube M and below alent of a lower house has passed the - cate Structure The Three Great Sights iif a Tra cxmtlnentnl Journey The three oddest things that I ever saw outside of New York said a New Yorker who had gone overland to Den ¬ ver and returned by water by way of Galveston were a donkey a dog and a goat The donkey had the native pow-¬ er of the single bQb tail car that goes up the hill on South Broadway Denver He was an amusing fellow After I made my first trip up that steep hill I was astonished to see the conductor unhitch the donkey and put him aboard the car The dashboard was fitted up as a sort of stall and he stood there sideways when the car started back down the hill under its own impetus The donkeys face took on a delighted expression as he found himself in the role of passenger He really seemed to be grinning at tJbe conductor and the passengers I saw the dpgs I was about to enter the Tabor opera house in Denver The dog was called Bill and he was part of the outfit ofa cigar store in the opera house building He was a black span- iel He was ragged up in zouave trou sers and jacket trimmed with gold braid and had a tasseled fez on his head and spectacles on his nose The oddest thing about him was that he sat on his haunches with his paws in the air actually smoking a cigarette like a confirmed cigarette fiend I found that he had been trained to smoke the cig arettes while the audience was going hrto the theater as an advertisement of liis owners business That was the first time I had ever seen a dog smoking VI made the acquaintance of the goat dna tobacco factory in Key West There were 200 Cuban girls there nearly all of them pretty and all of them smokers or chewers of tobacco The goat was their particular pet He was the biggest goat I ever saw almost as large as a Shetland pony with big branching horns and perfectly tame He playfully butted the girls or pranced around among them His best trick however was the larceny of their dinner baskets He used to go nosing around until he found a particularly choice luncheon He would knock over the basket seize the lunch and dash out doors with it No amount of chastisement had ever broken him of the trick Of course I saw wonderful scenery in the journey but the donkey and the dog and the goat were by long odds the most interesting living things that I encoun ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 W1ACKINAC AND RETURN C H Si D and D C Steamer Personally Conducted Tour On Thursday August 26 the C H D Jvy in connection with the D C Steam Hav Co will give their Annual Mackinac Excursion at the low rate of Five Dollars for the round trip Return ticket good up to and including steamer leaving Mackinac 3 p m Saturday September 4 These are given to familiarize the people with the great lakes and Michigan as a health and pleasure resort state Ladies and children traveling alone can participate in this excursion with perfect safety free from worry and enjoy a genuine pleasure trip A regular employe of the C H D Ry will conduct the party Special train will leave C H D depot Cincinnati 900 a m Hamilton 945 a m Dayton 1045 a m arrive Toledo 305 p m Leave on steamer Alpena shortly after arrival Arrive De- ¬ troit and visit city same evening The Al ¬ pena leaves following morning for Mack mac A daylight ride through the St Clair Flats to Port Huron thence out into the broad waters of Lake Huron Arrival at the Island will be noon Saturday Special rates at hotels to excursionists Only S3 00 more to Marquette than the Mackinac rate Side trip to Soo 2 to Snow Islands SI Secure your state rooms early Circulars and information on application to agents C H D Ry and agents of connecting lines or address D G Edwards Pass Traffic Manager Cincinnati O Improvements The work of straightening the track and reducing the grade at Tabbs Station on the Ohio second division of the Baltimore railroad was recently completed and the first train to use the new line was No 1 the New York and St Louis flyer A heavy grade and three bad curves have been eliminated by this work A mile east at Meyers Hole a similar improvement has also been completed after months of work Several reverse curves and a nasty and dangerous dip are done away with at this point Near Myers Hole at Tablers the alignment of the track is being materially changed and as in the other two improvements bad grades and sharp annoying curves are being removed This part of the work will be done in sixty days and then a series of very dangerous places will have been entirely removed This work in its entirety means the hauling of several additional cars in each freight train besides reducing the danger of derailments to almost nothing The second division running from Cumberland to Brunswick will soon be in first class condition and more cheaply operated than ever ¬ MKS CDETIS NEW Y0EK Tells Her Experience With Ovaritis ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tor Then that is all the more reason why you should at- ¬ tend to yourself at Insulted Tenspot Why are you so angry at the once or you will soon be on the flat doctor Mrs Talkalot When I told him I had a of your back ¬ by a sense of tenderness and heat low down in the side with an occasional shooting pain indicates inflammation On examination it will be found that the region of pain shows some swelling This is the first stage of ovaritis in- ¬ flammation of the ovary If the roof of your house leaks my sister you have it fixed at once why not pay the same respect to your own body Do you live miles away from a doo A dull throbbing pain accompanied terrible tired feeling he told me to show him You need my tongue N Y Truth not you -- bill granting the right of franchise to Norwegion citizens temporarily resid ing abroad Ifi the lagthing indorses this action Norway will enjoy the dis tinction of having the most liberal vot ¬ ing laws of any country in the world Although the bill has in view chiefly Norwegian sailors its provisions are jnot restricted- to this class as was ¬ - plat--for- m STRUCTURE OF A BEES STING s WOMEN 1 AS FARMERS Peculiar Sell erne to Be Inanearated Airs iHattie N Bemis by n Nebraska Woman of a Shade the hives when the weather is warm Put starters of thin foundation in the section boxes Look out for robbers when the har ¬ vest becomes scarce Basswtfod is the greatest honey pro ¬ ducer while in bloom Remove all frames filled with brood from the brood chamber Put the honey in the driest warmest room about the house If exposed to cold or dampness honey will granulate in the cells Strong colonies at the proper time in sure a good honey harvest If you work for extracted be care- ¬ ful not to extract too close A little pine tar smeared on a board Avill drive ants from the hive A weak solution of carbolic acid and salt is a good remedy for bee stings Where the honey is extracted a large number of extra combs are necessary The only way to keep drones for any MniMiiiininer the Standard length of time is to keep them in One of the causes of the deterioration queenless colonies St Louis Republic of flocks of poultry is the practice of selling off the old hens and using pul- ¬ Good Ncwa from Missouri lets Pullets will probabjy lay more Robert Cornwell a Barton county ggs than will hens the first year but XIo farmer living near Golden City jchieks hatched from eggs laid by pul- ¬ after numerous experiments thinks he lets are not as strong and vigorous as has succeeded in developing a potato those produced from eggs laid by hens that will grow without vines Thv It is also less expensive to retain the grow entirely under ground and will hens than to feed the pullets a whole do away with the fear of potato bugs year before they are old enough to lajr which cost so much to destroy each sea¬ Hens are serviceable until five years son not to mention the damage they old and sometimes longer the stock do A field planted with the vineless being lesa liable to disease and loss of potato may be worked with the ordi ¬ vigor if cocks 18 months old and hens nary harrow Should the new potato over two years old are ued for breed prove to be a good producer as Mr ing purposes instead of puJJets tnafcare Cornwell hopes it is likely to super mated with cockerels sede the present variety --¬ Neb does not see why women should mot be successf ul a farmers andan nounces that she is going to tryi the experiment if she can get a dozen women to assist her She ownsia large ltract of land in northwestern Nebraska which she says she intends to give to U2 deserving widows of northwestern farmers In return she will zequirej ithem to cultivate it without manis as jsistance She says she will start them out with all the machinery they meed a sufficient supply of cattle horses Bwine and poultry to serve as a nest egg and money to last them until the first harvest can be disposed of She admits that tkcclimate is dry but pro ¬ poses to instruct her wards in the op ¬ eration of a system of soil culture by which method experiments have proved the rainfall of the section is sufficient to insure bountiful crops The near ¬ est the women vvill be allowed to 001116 to dealings with men is to sell the crops to them If Mrs Bemis ever learns that a man has been employed about the premises the farms will revert to1 her Any member of the community who marries will also forfeit her title to a share in the property Chicago Chronicle Arabia lancets B B haveat their tb as es peculiar valves E E Their points are barbed U U in the sectional drawing which also shows the tube in the lancet and the openings O O connecting the tube with the exterior These barbs catch and hold causing the sting to be left in when it is used The poison isdriven through the openings and through the tube formed by the lanee into the ob ject stung This poison is an acid fluid vfhich the bee secrets and stores in the sac C Being acid an alkali as am- ¬ monia or soda will neutralize itand help to allay the pain and swelling Farm and Home ¬ by a slit with the tubemade by the join- ¬ ing of the three lanoets The smaller HINTS FOR BEEKEEPERS mittee room in the city hall and is the subject of much unfavorable comment by historical scholars The portrait of Rev Henry Augustus Muhlenlberg hung for many years in Independence hall as a tribute to the preacher patriots servaoes during the revolution with his name beneath it spelled Henery Muhl ¬ enburg The same egregious errors are now visible in the city hall Rev Henry Augustus Muhlenburg- was one of the first Lutheran ministers in this country On one occasion he carried a gun into his pulpit at Reading and at the conclusion of the services invited all his male parishioners to follow him to Valley Forge which they did Dr Muhlenburg was also the first speaker of the house of representatives of the United States after the constitution was adopted in 1783 and his name is at least worthy of sufficient remembrance to be spelled correctly Philadelphia Rec ¬ 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 iBost It cools the feet and makes walking easy Cures and prevents swollen and sweating Misspelling a Historic Name feet blisters and callous spots Relieves ¬ IDhrough the blunder of some un and bunions known person committed years ago a cornscomfort Try of all pain and gives rest and it to dav glaring piece of inexcusably poor spell- ¬ druggists and shoe stores for Sold by all 25c Trial ing is still on view in the finance com package FREE Address AJlen S Olmsted A this and feet ¬ been away from Norway longer than three years before the election day and the ballot must not be cast longer than three months before the election The ballot need not contain the names of the candidates but must not be cast longer than three months before the election The ballot must be made out in the name of the party By all but members of crews of Nor¬ wegian ships the voting must be in the presence of the local Norwegian con ¬ sul the excepted class voting on board ship before the captain This would seem to exclude all Norwegian sailors on foreign vessels who are unable to appear before a consult within the pre scribed time It is not at all certain the bill will pass the upper house aa considerable opposition has arisen be- ¬ cause of the increased facilities for fraudulent voting offered by it N Y The other one looked up Which won he repeated at first supposed Which one said the other angrily Its main features are asf ollows The What no you think I am a Turk or a Mor Buffalo Enquirer voter must first prove that he has not mon ought not Hisrlily Illustrated Publications Descriptive of Yellowstone National Park to let your A Partner in Crime Parson said the dying man do you Ulack Hills bummer lours to the North and self go Northwest Tours to Colorado Pacific Coast when one of believe in a deathbed confession Under certain circumstances said the and Puget Sound Farm Lands in Northern your own Missouri Nebraska and Wyoming and reverend gentleman Well it is this way Years ago I was a Homes in Washington and the Puget Sound sex holds outthehelp-passenger on the Great Consolidated Street Eegion will be mailed free by the under- ing hand to you and signed Send fifteen cents for a large col- will advise you without money and railway ored wall map of the United States or a pack Yes go on of superior playing cards L W Wakeley without price Write to Mrs Pinkham Oh I hate to tell it G P A Burlington Route St Louis Mo Lynn Mass and tell her all your symp- ¬ Go on toms Her experience in treating female And one day in a moment of vicious in sanity I beat them out of a nickel fare ills is greater than any other living per- ¬ Fun for Her He sank back exhausted Does Listen said the reverend man it may ChumpleyMiss Merry smile upon your suit son Following is proof of what we say¬ For nine years I suffered with fet omiorc you uan you near me Smile She laughs till you can hear her Yes yes a block Detroit Free male weakness in its worst form I You neednt feel so worried about beat- Press every time I propose was in bed nearly a year with conges ing that gang of robbers out of a paltry tion of the ovaries I also suffered nickel I beat em every chance I get Since P M Sharpies of West Chester And the dying man passed away with a Pa has delivered to Mr W I Moody of with falling of tlie womb was very peaceful smile Cleveland Plain Dealer Nashua Iowa 500 Dairy Separators for use weak tired all the time had such in the new system whereby the farmers are headaches as to make me almost wild Queen saved 10 cts per 100 lbs of milk he has re- Was also troubled with leucorrhcea Crescent During the Tennessee Centennial and In- ceived orders from five other Creamery and was bloated so badly that some ternational Exposition at Nashville Tenn Managers for similar outfits thought I had dropsy I have taken a low rate special tariff has been established Dont have your head turned too quickly several bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen Cres when folks brag on you for roasting others Vegetable Compound and several of They may be trying to get you into trouble cent Route her Blood Purifier and am completely Washington Democrat Tickets are on sale daily until further no cured It is a wonder to all that I got tice to Chattanooga at 675 one way or 720 Fits stopped free and permanently cured well I shall always owe Mrs Pink round trip from Cincinnati the round trip tickets being good seven days to return No fits after first days use of Dr Klines ham a debt of gratitude for her kind- ¬ other tickets with longer return limit at Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle 990 and at 1350 for the round trip treatise Dr Kline 533 Arch st Phila Pa ness I would advise all who suffer to take her medicine Mrs Aimus These rates enable the public to visit Nashville and other Southern points ut rates You look troubled old man I am Curtis Ticonderoga N Y never before offered Vestibuled trams of My wife has threatened to leave me and the finest class are at the disposal of the Im afraid she wont Tit Bits passenger affording a most pleasant trip EDUCATIONAL and enabling one to visit the very interPisos Cure is a wonderful Cough mediesting scenery and important battle grounds cine Mrs W Pickert Van Siclen and in and about Chattanooga Lookout Moun- Blake Aves Brooklyn N Y Oct 26 94 tain and Chickamauga National Military Governors fcc tUO a yr 8 courses course Park Tickets to Nashville to visit the A difference of tastes jokes is a great Senators Ph D iEc catalog free with plan to earn for D D Centennial can be repurchased at Chatta- strain on the affections in funds 60 percent to agents WA Williams lDPres George Eliot nooga for 340 round trip Ask your ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q Halls Catarrh Cure C Route South or write to Tlhe Bliss School of Electricity Is taken internally Price 75c W C RINEARSON Genl Passr Agent WAJSSaaciSG-lOIHI 33 I The only Institution teaching practical electrical Cincinnati 0 engineering exclusively Laboratory equipment ex All the talent some men have is a real cellent INSTRUCTION THE BEST Course open loud voice Washington Democrat misnndexsrtood October 1 ST CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION WeTL I played goif with my wife this morning said the man at the club said the man at the lit Which won w tle table HASTE IS NAE SPEED w The first man looked tip twisted his mouth around a bit started to say some DOflST HURRY THE WORK thing but refrained ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ fiAiEiircoiiMiisS -- ¬ c -- ¬ SSSSSS sssssassasasss FOOLS ¬ UNLESS YOU USE to ¬ to Indoors particularly in the sitting posture are far more prejudicial to health than excessive muscular exertion in the open air Hard sedentary workers are far too weary after office hours to take much needful exercise in the open air They often need a tonic Where can they seek invigoration more certainly and agreeably than from Hostet ters Stomach Bitters a renovant particularly adapted to recruit the exhausted force of nature Use also for dyspepsia kidney liver and rheumatic ailments ¬ ¬ ¬ Confinement and Hard Worlc mtMIMIMIMimMtMIMIWIMIMlMtIMIllelHlMlialMIMIMlnlWMIWiaiWlNIWItlailCIWIMIWIWMlllteiMIMIMINIMIWIMIMII SAPOLIO gS66 REMOVE THE CAUSE BYi SICK HEADACHE ALWAYS TRACE IT TO THE LAZY LIVER Poisonous matter instead of teinp tnrown out is reabsorbed into I tne Blood When this poison reaches the delicate Brain tissue it f causes congestion and that awful dull throfcbing sickening pain S know whether I have been com plimented or not said Chollie What is the occasion asked his friend Miss Figg told me she believed I was more intelligent than I pretended to he Indianapolis Journal I dont Ieft Hiin Guessing- - 5 ¬ NCQfo LMU1E ATYTi s s STIMULATING THE LIVER Try Allens Foot Base Making the poison move on and out and purifying the Mood S a s The effect is ALMOST INSTANTANEOUS s I i JUlllaQ whose sensitive organism is especially prone to sick headaches DO 9 s NOT SUFFER for you can by the use of CASCARETS be DRUGGISTS COc IMIMIC4ltieilWIWI0llIMIMIllIMIMIllMIIMIWIMIWIMIMIWIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMtMIMIMIt4IMIMIMIMIWIMiO7STMMtMIIMis 10c 25c Relieved Like Magic i i I SOMETHING NESaTm llama Liver A man will get up earlier to go fishing than for any other purpose Washington Democrat mm THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattle commons Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light Light shippers SHEEP Choice HOGS Common Mixed packers Cincinnati Aug 16 2 i 01 3 10 X 4 35 5 75 6 50 25 5 A 3 90 4 10 4 10 3 35 00 FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Oats No 2 Rve No 2 HAY Prime to chocio PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER - Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES--Pe- r LAMBS - G ood to choice No 2 mixed 2 bo 5 00 i 10 5 40 3 30 80 84 Corn them the inventions of this age we by modern ma- ¬ chinery compress our powdered Dr M A Sim- ¬ mons Liver Medicine into tablets and sugar coat KEEPING abreast with h rw zrm aiMe uillsetft ijoii our 130 pae Tic1je5tr Rtpeaiflg ffBWKVEM ohm JIrp fo 284 1754 45 11 00 11 50 9 25 4 25 il Consumers can either swallow the tablets whole or chew them up and swal- ¬ HARTStiORNSSa NOTICE RIME TITOS ord POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed bbl l 50 l 4 1JlA 2 00 1 85 00 33 4114 CO Costly Plants RYE OATS I suppose said Ihe amateur bot- PORK MixedMess anist that orchards are the most ex LARD New Western pensive plants in the world CHICAGO I am not so sure of that replied Mr FLOUR Winter patents Dinwiddie I have seen the assertion GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No2 Chicago spring that 500000000 is invested in electric CORN No ¬ ¬ 8 00 75 75 40 4 20 burgh Chronicle light plants in this country sum 28 ii 87 17 84 4 2814 8 00 4 40 88tf Pitts ¬ LARD Steam ¬ OATS No 2 PORK Mess 7 95 4 37 yj 17i luctantly friend talks about ia a mere fancy No replied the skeptic it isni even that I have heard of such a thing as a flight of fancy Washington Star Good Friday --Judar I am afraid BALTIMORE Too Favorable Family said the optimist re FLOUR Wheat No 2 GRAIN that the flying machine our Sou them Wheat An Explanation Wonder why Good Priday is called Why you eprise me CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 25 90 88 32JJ 46 00 30 50 91 92 27 49J4 30 40 82J4 27 17 contain only the powdered Liver Medicine same as sold in packages by Dr M A Simmons and we his successors since 1840 Price take as candy purified medicine from microbic influences pre- ¬ vents the possibility of deterioration from atmos- ¬ pheric changes insuring perfect purity and full strength when taken and makes it pleasant to with water The candy sugar coating ex-¬ cludes the air protects the low A aA rf HARTSHORN AND QET 7Jf jtr M Ml THEGENUINE VAdC ft ocI r preferred who VPlfta lU USUU rrnH Parties wh0e n 1V0 ther e to ness Spare hours u175353m may be profitably employed Good openinra Tor town and city work as well as J E OIKFOKP 11th and Main Streeta RICiTmoKP v 19 ffl 4R Can be made working STOCK C0A1 HAY Weeks Scale Works anb cotton scales wrrALUjKoY and WhUlcey Habit cured at borne witnoutnaln Book oC particulars senCFJtEE BM WOOLLEYMD Atlanta Ga OPIUM treatment free GET RICH cases Tablets DROPSYNEWDISC0TEBY5 quick relief and cures Send for book of testimonials and Dr II II GRKEKS - AUBtifti 8uS in SOOlBrentions worst Sa flUCKLY- Send for 25 Cents per Package ImRFS LLUL but All tlC I HILOi im Best Cough Syrup Hkk Tastes Good Use mume boia oy druggists WHFRP after EobinsoaCruoe faithful nurseil its named Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess ARD Steam LOUTSVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 3 75 10 G F Simmons Medicine Co PROPRJETORS A N K TSfiOi K2 28V4 E 20 00 ST LrOUIS 1670 WITEI 624 WRITIKO TO ADVEKTISEKS weBi in tills paper u MIWKFFwa SZFWfiVG SS k TMriJ Tiffl j j- - M x 8 jimt1tfrr1twlliriffrT1l1B1 AXNOUNCEBLEXTS FOR JAILER MUMi THE BOURBON NEWSTDESDAY LJilJUMMllHWIlIIWMI aTTn AUGUST 17 L897 rfJ sr 5 - r v p - In l fv 7I P with its quick quiet and satisfactory Sales and Transfera Of Stock CrppKtu rservice has well appointed bath rooms Turf Notes We are authorized to announce Wm attached The bootblack puts on green The Gazette says that a farmer43liying L Collins as acanditLie for Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action tan and patent leather polish the only near Flemingsburg has refuaedfflfteen one iu Paris having the green polish of the Republican party cents per pound for his growiugcrop of Chew and smoke Granger twist for tobacco FOR CIRCUIT CLERK Big twist for a ggGreorge F Anderson of DauviUei has grocers We are authorized to announce A J sale by leading sold to J H Dillingham SherinfoBut GorEY as a candidate for Circuit Clerk nickel subject to the action of the Republican te County Mo his fine saddle anJHguar party Celery Tea regulates the ness stallion Chester by UhesteifllDare Wrights liver and kidneys cures constipation for 1000 and sick headache 25c at all druggists for assessor Doug Thomas has entered Laura1 T We are authorized to announce C J Cash buyers cauget double value to- George Alex Corinne Hetty iK5Jiin Daniel as a candidate tor Assessor of day at Simmons and Joe Bailey in the races at Bourbon County subject to the action Davis Thomson Isgrig tf of the Republican party the Carthage Ohio fair which13eginB L to morrow We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of A dispatch from Richmond statesjthat Bourbon County subject to the action the farmers of Garrard Boyle Lincoln of the Republican party And Return and Jessamine have entered into ajtcom D 0 Steamer bine and will hold their wheat until it 0 H D and FOR POLICE JUDGE PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR reaches one dollar per bushel We are authorized to announce Wm On Thursday August 20 the C H The third race at Newport Friday Remington as a candidate for Police D Ry in connection with the D 0 was won by Woodford Judge subject to the action of the Steam Nav Co will give their Annual Evermans Democratic party Ihe purse was 300 Mackinac Excursion at the low rate of colt Lockhart Wo are authorized to announce John Five dollars for the round trip These Simms Andersons Sackett ran second R Adair as a candidate for Police are given to familiarize the people with at the Harlem track the same dayiJudge subject to the action of the the great lakes and Michigan as a health J K Redmons colt John Havlin Democratic party and pleasure resort State Ladies and We are authorized to announce Newt children trayehng alone can participate won a purse Thursday at the Harlem in this excursion with perfect safety Clark as a candidate for Police Judge f iae from vorry and enjoy a genuine track near Chicago Lufra owned by subject to the action of the Democratic Mash pleasure trip A reguar employe of Talbot Bros won a six furlong Si party D Ry will conduct the the same day at Newport in fast time the C H party Special train will leave C H 1 14 Redmons Serrano won a purse for mayor fe D depot Cincinnati m Saturd ly at Harlem 900 a We are authorized to announce a m Dayton 1045 e Benj Perky as a candidate for Hamilton 945 Col R G Stouers Oakland Baron arrive Toledo 005 p m Leave on in Mayor of the City of Paris subject to Steamer Alpena shortly after arrival won the 214 class Thursday at Fort the action of the Democratic party Arrive Detroit and visit city same even- Wayne Iud in 21U 210 211 We3are authorized to announce W T ing The Alpena leaves following Brooks as acandidate for Mayor of the morning for Mackinac A daylight The purse was 1200 Bumps also by city of Paris subject to the action of ride through the St Clair Flats to Port Baron Wilkes won the 208 pace purse the Democratic party Huron Arrival at the Island will be at 2000 in 207ii 205 204 The last nwvnnnm Specie1 rates at heat reduced Bumps record noou Saturda and set a Hotels ti excursionists Ul ly 3 moie to Jfc Marquette than the Maciduac rate new record for the track v SHv 2 to Snow Islands Side trip to Soo Good times for shoe buyers antnis 1 S cure your staterooms early Circulars and information on applica week at All persons having claims against the D Ry and assigned estate ot Wiiliam Sndduth are tion to agents C EL tf Davis Thomson Isgrig agents of connect ng lines or address vmrequested to file them at once verified as SV D G EDWARDS Pass Traffic Man ¬ the law requires HUTCHISON A ay claim not filed may be barred as ager Cincinnati O provided by law Fresh Paragraplis About The People In J Q WARD JR Tji ¬ Crawford Bros cool barber shop STOCK AND TURF NEVVfciS B -- i - I -- - ff JT r- - Sir fa IPW y t x St w - 5 MACKINAC - -- t - - A- - JLr3SSS ijyiL WV j- 9j S3 i v - - t fiftftrA frrPr SWStl Wmmmr In my introEuctory advertisement - ¬ for ornament But this will net hinder me from filling every order I receive with choice peaches Cur next variety to ripen will be the Elberta a large freestone yellow peach Suitable for canning or preserving and nice fryr r i I have sacrificed perspicuity A caui b C3 a X-- tE 4SSIGNEES NOTICE Lock Box 740 Pans Ky ¬ - k ryfBTin T v- J Q Ward 2Cjy lmo Attv Assignee wzitrzXMiamcTLrzm public sal sales ASSIGNEES NOTIO E s B I have another doctor and another store vHfiifev persons having claims against NEAR PARIS KY ALL assigned estate of H Margolen Dr H W Alexander sold 14 fat hogs v u are requested to pivsenf them at once to Lexington butchers at 3 85 per hun ¬ I will offer at public sale on the prem- dred propei ly proven as required by law to the undersigned iu Paris Ky Those ises on Mr Tom Flynn has irone to Knowing themselves indebted to JB Wednesday Sept 15th 1897 Joseph Hospital at Lexington fortheSt ¬ treatMargolen are requested to pay promptly ment i8Hii3tjC 2StiisS and thereby avoid court cost t - j at 10 oclock a m the farm belonging to tue estate of Socrates Bowles deceas- ¬ Misses Nannie Reed and Ella Rey ¬ LOUIS SALOSHIN ed known as the Goodman Place and nolds of Carlisle are visiting Miss Assignee is the same conveved by E B Bishop Margaiet Piper Harmon Stitt Attorney and Lizzie R Bishop his wife to said Mrs limy Bowles See Deed Book 73 page 294 Fleming Mollie AVillmott has gone to in the Clerks office of the Bourbon Mr C B County to visit her brother Smith County Court The farm lies four miles east of Paris Miss Lizzie Simpson of WhiteHail Ky on the Paris Jackstown turnpike has returned home from a visittolpfer and contains 293 acres 3 roods and All persons having claims against the poles of first class bluegrass land 39 aunt Mrs Sallie Meteer all Mrs Martha Howard and Mrs assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby well fenced and abundantly supplied 11 Mahala are visiting notified to present same at once proper with everlasting springs and pools B for McLeod WillsMrs Joe Case Mrs John ly proven to the undersigned or same live stock and is mostly now in grass and may be barred by law The improvements consist of a modern Mrs J T Hedges of Paris and Miss built two story frame residence situated Alleeu Thomas of Winchester are T E ASHBROOK in a lovely woodland with lawn extend ¬ visiting their sister Mrs Ada Smith Assignee of T H Tarr ing to the pike and contains a hall and Mann The protracted meeting at Antioch Ashbrook Attys 22je seven rooins bath room kitchen and that has been in progress for two weeks pantrv a long veranda in front with rear porches above and below handsome closed Monday night with fourteen ad- ¬ cabinet mantels and tile hearths in each ditions room and all handsomely papered and in Last Kxcursion to Atlantic City All persons having claims against the finished dry walnut and cherry There is a large cellar of several rooms with assigned estate of Chas R Turner are outside entrances a splendid On Thursday August 26th the Chesa ¬ requested to present rhem to me at ray inside andpure cistern of water at the door There peake and Ohio Ry will run the last office in Paris Er properly proven as reqai ed by law Thoss knowing them ¬ are four servants rooms ice house excursion of the season from Lexington selves indebted to the estate are request- barns stables carnage house meat and and Central Kentucky to Atlantic City ed to settle promptly an i save costs of poultry houses with yards and all nec- and Cape May Round trip only 1300 essary outbnildings a fine orchard in and tickets good 12 days l suit fact with the location valuable improv Stop over will be allowed in Washing ¬ HARMON STITT ments and the fertility of its soil it is ton on return trip and White Sulphur 20je Assignee one of the most desirable homes in the Springs and Covington Va Thosevvho Bluegras region of Kentucky have not gone to the Seashore this Sum ¬ Mr N H Bayless of Paris Ky will mer should take advantage of this trip take pleasure in showing the farm to The nights will be cool not anyone or will furnish any additional too warm during the aud weather finest day The information desired BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT surf bathing of the season Merchants Terms One third cash in band one can combine business with pleasure and Lizzie M and Sidney D Clays As- third March 1 1898one third March 1 run up to New York at a very small signee Plaintiff 1899 deferred payments to bear interest cost to s pa fij CI I buy Fall goods si vs r at six per cent per annum from day of Through sleepers from Lexington via llfllHn Lizzie M Clay etc Defendants pass sale until paid Possession given im- ¬ Chesapeake Ohio route For maps UflBSlWBttlli b Claims against thb assigned estates of mediately after first payment is made wavwnmca rcaas tfiggiai E33 V KBSHas iB tf3 HB5H time cards and sleeper reservations call M and Sidney D Clay must be 0 Lizzi 1 will also sell at the same time on or write your Railroad Agent or pre ened for allowance before the first 2 extra work mules G- W Barney 600 prs Mens Pants 25c worth 75c day of September 1897 Calico 3c 1 cow Unless preDis Pass Agt Lexington Ky o00 prs Mens Pants good values 49c worth 1 5 sents I by that date they will be barred Lot of corn and hay Challie 3c 300 prs Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c as per order of court in the above styled Farm implements Lawn 3c action Creditors are notified to have S3 Kound trip to battlefields Some furniture etc 200 prs Boys Knee Pants 25c Gingham 3c etc their demands properly proven n The property of the deceased Mens Suits were 615 now 900 Grand low rate excursion Georgetown 20 yds ea Island Brown Cotton 100 them to the underpinned at the ROBT L BOWLES Executor Mens buits were S12 now 790 Citiz ns B ink of Paris K or leave to Chattanooga Lookout Mountain and 20 yds lileachect Musnii iuu Palmyra Missouri Bleached Muslin 81 Mens Suits were S10 now 600 them at tne law offices of McMillan A T Forsyth Auctioneer Chickamauga Battlefields via the Qaeen 14 vds Lonsdale and Mason ville Tali io tt Mens Suits were 8 now 500 Crescent Route Saturday August 21 Dress Gingham 5c WM MYALL c Mens buits were 6 now 375 i Good to return August 23 Good on all Handsome Percales Assignee of Mrs Lizzie M and Sidney Mens Suits were 475 now 295 Black Sateen 7c D Clay regular trains on dates named till lsep Knee Pants Suits 49c 4c See small hand bills for full particu- ¬ Crash Knee Pants Suits 1 5 up lars of this the greatest excursion of Towels Knee Pants Suits 125 The first of American Newspa- ¬ the season Beautiful scenery en route Lace Curtains 40c up Knee Pants Suits 150 10c up pers CHAS A DANA Editor Historic grounds and unsurpassed views Window shades up Mens Shoes worth 175 now 125 Bed Quilts 49c T at Chattanooga S T Swift F Mens Shoes worth 250 now SI 00 Ticking 5c up The American Constitution the A W G Morgan D T A Lexington White Goods 4Ac up Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 American Idea the American Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 Shirting Cotton 4c up Spirit These first last and all When your throat feels raw and Cottonade lOic Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 3 95 V rough as if you had swallowed a piece Ladies Skirts 95c the time forever Menjs Laundered Shirts White and Colored 44c i of sandpaper nothing gives such prompt T Men s Laundered Shirts worth 1 now 69c j fc Waists 25c up gj Daily by mail - 6 a year Blg 5c up T etc at Daily Sundayby mail 8 a year Tarr Honey A wonderful remedy for Curtain Scrirn nOW 1JC Prices for Days p n rhs nnldR nnrJ hrnnnhial affeofinnf5 25c DreSS GOOQS THE GREATEST Pleasant to the taste never failing in re 5Qc Dress Goods now 39c AH suit Get a bottle to day 75c Dress Goods now 49c AGONES1 is the greatest Sunday Newspaper infASHI ON Silks at special prices the world Special prices on our Ladies and Childrens Shoes and I ll Si N Summer Excursion M 5c a copy Slippers in Tan and Black DEO DIPLOMA PriceAildreas THE By mail 2 a year SUN New York G A R Annual Encampmentiji Buffalo N Y Aug 23 to 2 AND SUV ER MEDAL AT TT L N will sell round trip tickets at With every purchase at our store yougetja coupon and when you get 10 worth of counon 1115 Aug 21 22 23 limited to con- ¬ AND LOT A8D BLACK EXPOSITION I N PARIS ceis you tinuous passage in both directions not get free a large handsome glass framed picture liememuui uiese aiu fuwicu puws wr iu uays uvu i cieiay Come now o nri later than Aug 31 except that by de- ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE will reap a PRICE CENTS harvest REMEMBER THE PLACE positing ticket with Agpnt at Buffalo an DESIRE to sell my house and ot extension may be had to Sep 20 1897 NEARLY S0BSCRIPTINS2S with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ The L N will sell round triptick ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ets to Cincinnati SundayfAng Paris J01LETTES POBllSHrNGCa ance in twelve months For further 8 at 125 good leaving Paris 445a in particulars address or call on J26WESI231ST NEW YORK 701 returning leave Cincinnati 755rn BENJ F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky F B Carr Agent -- saaa ATliis Vicinity Bev W Oorsey will move into his OF A new house in a short time Misses Edna and Hattie Willmott are visiting relatives in the neighborhood wssSswW HsbEgvb Rumor sajS that Hutchison is soon to - ti wtacv V- - -- y1 - -1 ll jij Jfcs czzy - r r - - - - y r V -- - - Siifca iA vsV rirt-3ax- ii Jrtt Rrr-i v3irf V ZS SS AT P ifY r - -- - v im 1 -- - ASSIGNEES NOTICE -- r WW ASSIGNEES NOTICE ¬ -- ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE ¬ ni mm mm mm hm - -- ¬ -- 1 pre--se- nr t i y THE SUN hnltSa gpW Of fl The Sunday Sun 1 - Jf rj V-- AVAR Ft EJ E 25 yu I BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN ST3 PARIS EY

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