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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - v o m- - THE BOURBON NEW S wy WOf-- 5 Ii V - CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDiftgAND - FRIDAY Established feb i i88i w SEVENTEEKTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TMESDAY AUGUST 31 1897 Mi NO 70 Established 1849 MILLERS8URG News Notes Gathered Burn In And About The Woolens for Fall and Winter CLOTHIERS IS t Win Have received their samples for Fall a ter and are prepared to make you a Suit or Overcoat for from ¬ 15 TO ALSO ftOfLPB Constable las Pnmraer is quite sick of flux Miss Minnie Evans who has the fever is improving Mrs Best of Virginia is the gurst of her son Prof J M Best Born On Friday to the wife of Mr Matt Snapp a daughter Good shotes insmall lots for meat are selling here at four cents Mr Joe Burke of Mason is the guest of his son George near town E P Clarke went to Cincinnati yes- ¬ terday to try the tobaeco market Mr E T Beeding and family of Paris visited relatives here Sundayf1 Miss Lula McNamara went to Mays ville Thursday to visit friends There were forty tickets sold here for the excursion to Cincinnati Friday Misses Mary Taylor and Bessie Purnell will op the City School Wednjsday Sept 1st Mr Graham Smedley entertained a number of 4ris young friends Thursday evening Mr Chas Johnson and wife visited Mr and Mrs E T Beeding in Paris yesterday Riley Job son is building a new ell and a veranda to hia residence on East Main street or at Cynthiana the of thegreek last John Eficin the Paris architect is fast makingfa handsome residence for Mr C WjlHpwurd that will prove an oriiamenRto that part of town Mr Ed jShaw who lives near Big Cut on the Johnson farm took an overdose ot morphia aS9 whisky Sunday morning Brrv Clubjhere Brower Scott MID S UMMER Frazee r- Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky and caine Sear dying but was brought around alfflxight by Drs Miller and Savage Mr JjA Shaw father of M Y N died Shaw gent here for the L at FalmonTh Saturday night very sud ¬ denly of fleart disease Mr Shaw at one tiinJi was representative from CampbeiiGounty for two terms Died Oh Sunday at two p in James ColRer Miller aged forty three years af tera short illness of flux His daughter of Robt wife nee fHowe Covington and eight Howe of children survive six sons and two daughters The deceased was a brother of Chas Miller of Cincinnati Mr Miller wj conscious almost to the last momentljfThe funeral will be conduct ed by Rev Britt at the Methodist church tliis morning at ten oclock Mr Millljrlwas a clever gentleman and had a wme circle of warm friends who will sincerely mourn his death CLEARANCE uALE TO REDUCE STOCK We will for the next 30 days offer Special Low JA- Prices on Chamber Suits Lace Curtains Parlor Suits Baby Carriages Wall Papers Pictures Straw Mattings Lawn Furniture ¬ If you want Bargains come and See Us Everything New and Strictly First Class COTT Xsssi3rcs i70Bfer Now is the time to make your selections Guarantee make material and trimmings NO FIT NO T T Clarke went to Paris Thursday and it the guest of Mrs Rose berry Rogers Mr A J Styles of Shannon Mason county was here Friday and Saturday MissLyda on business Early arrival of Fancy Shirts PRICE ritsfcrVS - LU iju - t mtiijuin AJmiv CLOTHI ERS THi Joe Glenn would be pleased to have his friends call ueen uCLl escen JJ rr i turned to Fleming vestHrdar Misses Carrie and Leila Current left reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed Friday for Indianapolis to visit their through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta cousin Miss Georgia Comer nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon Miss Anna Rankin returned Thursday and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs from an extended visit- with Miss Delia Dewey at Monroe Michigan yvp 8anford Carpenter bought two extra and Shreveoort Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and fine car loads of mules in St Louis last San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California jaEmM 1 t week and shipped them to Atlanta via New Orleans or via bnreveport For Sale A good Alderny cow gen- ¬ Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati tle fresh and giving four gallons of Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons 2t milk Apply to T M Purnell Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and ObservaMiss Mary Ardery entertained about tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and twenty of her young friends Friday Chattanooga -evening at her parents home near town i2sssS3i3ik rf W C Kinearson ChasWZeli Thieves stole the top off Mr Paynes Div Passr Agt Cincinnati 0 GPA Cincinnati 0 buggy last week while he was visiting near Cynthiana It was cut off with a 1TS ¬ ROUTE ir vatiniktav lW -- - 4 V- - CS J oneaJandifamilv McClintock sold their Mclutvre and phaeton pony to sorrel sadile Augusta parties Mrs Tom Dorsey of Carlisle is the McClin Thos Mrs guest of near town tock Miss Lucy Bass niece of Misses Ella and Judith Fleming will return to Louisville to day Mr B F Buckley of Paris was here yesterday in the interest of the Central Warehouse Louisville Mrs Will Bedford nee Collier has been very ill at her home near Ruddles Mills for the past week C W Howard has a nice line of tablets slates and school supplies of all It kinds at yery low prices Miss Lizzie McClintock left yesterday for O wines ville where she will teach again in the City School t JrMfi TrmST rggfjaiiie jiiienionTigneB flftwiT ¬ m The Horror Party given Friday evening rjMr and Mrs John V Ingels in hQnortff their respective nieces Miss Mae Mile of Maysville and Miss Katie SavageHroved an exceedingly pleasant occasion The lawn was d corated with lantiirnMand a substantial supper was spreadSr the guests In accord with the epirfof the evening each of the gnests fought with them something emblematic of their particular and pe as fol ¬ horror cular ayersion or lows VIiss Lucy Allen cigarettes Jennie iEnrnell cat Bessie Purnell snider Mary Mary Grimes mouse Willa Bowden cigarettes Anna Rich ardoouj toy cow Anna Sams of Fla whisky Mabel Lucile Judy pipe Dotts frog Ethel Christie of Coving Bessie Redmon tobacco ton Mary Layson book Mattie Thorn pipe sunflower Meek Vitnout Florehc Lydia Mooreiof Cynthiana Browncandle fly Mr Reynolds Letton deck pfcards John Thorn cigarettes Ollie Marshall face powder Ben How- ¬ frog Earl Current pills Ed ard Browne cigarettes Frank Collier tobacco worm Rush Hurt cigarettes Will Clarke broken limb S M Allen capsule Henry Dailey negro finger John Jameson skull Russell McClin- ¬ tock grasshopper Letton Vimont Julian McClintock skeleton death T Righter snake Robt Savage Spencer Chas Bryan Best Rich Grimes D wight JBowden -- Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies tiVJUitiAtustawkiiXL FRAZ LiLf i 3 New Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we ar now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new ¬ iUGn jobs to be first class Call and see us ROUGHS v everything in the vehicle line The public 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 mxm II Prompt attention to all orders ¬ HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY m 3 near ilookto wntre 1 fc35C A H GOSSIPY jPARAGRAPHS Jmu IKgWifB I chisel 01 EI TIME TABLE EAST BOUND Iinnniuuiuiuuuiuiituiiunniuiuiuuiiiiuiniiuiuj Forty persons from here went to the circus at Paris yesterday via th L N As many others vehicles vent in private Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm 1240nn 908pm Ar New York WEST BOUND 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm IiV Lexington Lv Vinchesterll5Sam 928pm 015am 630pm Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 6 am 340pm IjV Louisville 830am 600pm Ar Winchester- 800am 520pm 735am 345pm Ar Lexington 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville 1001am 720pm il00am 815pm Ar Louisville Trains marked thna f run daily ex-¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on t t 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm IltSsftall I was seriously affected with a cough for years Paid hundreds of dollars to doc- ¬ tors and for medicine but everything failed until I tried Dr Bells This wonderful remedy saved my life J B ROSEL Grantsburg 111 25 Pine-Tar-Hon- Mr J W Peebles who has been the guest of his aunt Mrs Thos Jones during the Summer returned to Charles- ¬ ton W Va yesterday Mrs Wm Britt and son left Friday to visft relatives in Boone County Miss Lelia Britt left Friday to take charge of a school at Dwight Ills Will shoe your horsea cut your tires paint your buggy or do any repairing as cheap and as well as anyone Locat- ¬ ed at Thorntons old stand Theatrical And Otli erivise Remarks In The Foyer Ada Rehan will produce Moan of Arc this season Thos Keene Fred- ¬ erick Warde and Louis James will stick to Shakespeare Richard Mansfield will The have The Master of Ceremonies The Devils Disciple First Violin Timbn of Athens and Julia Arthur will present A Lady of Quality Francis Wilson will retain Half A King and DeWolf Hopper will be Wilton Lack loyal to El Captain ages new play will be A Royal Se- ¬ cret Maude Adams will bring out The Little Minister and John Drew will be seen in A Marriage of Conven- ¬ ience v Julia Marlowe will revive A Nat Goodwin will Winters Tale play An American Citizen until Jan- ¬ uary Robt Mantell will have a reper- ¬ toire of romantic dramas and Jas ONeill will have classic plays MEANS WHEN APPLIED TO TJW1 HjiaHHaa 1 WINCHESTER REPEATINQ ARMS CO Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Gun or Ammunition and take no other FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue s ST New Haven Ct - EKl l- W O HINTON Agent - - - - r r As the bell buoy enables the mariner to avoid sunken rocks and so Dr Bells shoals wards off the serious conse- ¬ quences of a cough neglected It 6tops the cough and cures the cause Pine-Tar-Hon- ey or George W Barney Agent L F B ii Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky N R R Paris Ky Carr c- DR BELLS ey Pine-Tar-Hon- H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 - Is a guaranteed cure for all throat lung and chest troubles Including asthma La Grippe bronchitis whooping cough croup Bedlelne Co Padneak Ky Bedford Hedges of this city who has been in New York for several weeks TRE VERY BEST has signed with the Agnes Wallace PROMPT Villa Company which opens the season OLD RELIABLE PAYING to morrow night at Orange N J The company begins a week stand on the 6th M H ONeal at Albany N Y iu The World to R E Evans new Against Her Take your corn mill He makes the best meal and u VknodcSgn gives you best measure He will sell you flour cheaper than anybody It Lillian Russell Delia Fox and Jeffer- ¬ EUGENE W JOHNSON Miss Mabel Dotts will entertain a son de Angelis will appear together this SOIilCITOB AND ATTORNEY TS PAT- number of her young friends to night at season in The Wedding Day Lillian ENT CAUSBS a ghost party at the home of her sis has had experience enough to play it 1729 New York Ave Washington D C ter Mrs C M Best at the Male Col- ¬ Ofilce established 18C8 Charges moderate without rehearsal lege Correspondence Requested 2mar ljan98 Dr M V Huffman wa8 called to Lebanon Ind Thursday to see Mrs The Twentieth Century Comedians Will White sister of Mrs Huffman Mrs White died before the doctor ar- ¬ have been booked to play a weeks en FRAKP0I1T CINCINNATI RL rived gagement at the Paris Grand Opera In Kffect March 1 1897 Mr J R Hannah of Ironton Ohio House beginning Sept 27th DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY is here putting the pianos organB etc in shape at the M F C Prof FiBher EAST BOUND is getting everything in the best of 630am 300pm Lve Frankfort order and will open school to morrow Fire Wind and Storm Insurance L H Landman M D J Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky Paris TUESDAY SEPT 14TH month 1897 retaining every second Tuesday in each Optician La ndman has been visiting this city xegnlarly for over five years and has ad ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people Of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself com- ¬ petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between riis visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris NON UNION ywsfcgi PATENTS ¬ v - c Co Qranny Metcalfe All druggUti ttc 50c 1 bottles or sent upon receipt of price ty The B Z Sutherland to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m AAAAMMMWMM Mr J Smith Clarke has bought the grocery and bakery on Broadway from Olin Pope and will keep a full supply of family groceries bread cakes and all kinds of confections The We have a fine flexible oxford in this wear latest and best tans for Summer Base Ball The Millersburg first Genuine hand welts for 250 to new color made of dark green Durree 350 per pair Will not squeak and nine will play Paris at Paris Tuesday kid medium pointed toe hand made just the thing for the Summer months Hutchison will play the second nine and as soft as a glove See them here Wednesday and will play a re ¬ CLAY RION CLAY RION turn game at Hutchison Saturday Millersburg will probably play the Ladies Green Oxfords Gentlemens Tan Shoes R E Evans has erected a saw mill and corn mill near the Hmkston bridge at this place and is prepared to saw all kinds of lumber or will grind corn or trade meal for shelled or ear corn 24aug 6t Flour for sale also 643am 320pm Arr Elkhnrn 651am 332pm Arr Switxer 702am 348pm Arr Stamping Ground 708am 358pm ArrDuvalls The Paris City Schools will reopen on Arr Georgetown 720am 415pm Monday September Gth 1897 800am 43Upm Lve Georgetown 812am 442pm departments Arr Newtown The Schools in all their S22am 452pm Arr Centreville are free to the children of residents of Arr Elizabeth 828am 458pm 840am 510pm the city Non rpsidents can be admitt- ¬ ed where the classes are not full upon BOUND WEST payments of the following rates 920am 530pm Lve Paris 932am 542pm ArrElizabeth 938am 548pm WHITE SCHOOL Arr Centreville 948am oopm Arr Newtown 8 and 10 per half year Primary 1000am 610pm Arr Georgetown 12 per half year 1040am 6a5pm Lve Georgetown Intermediate 1056am 646pm Arr Duvalls 20 perhalf year High School 1110am 653pm Arr Stamping Ground 1125am 704pm COLORED SCHOOL Arr switzer fll35am 711pm 1 2 3 and 4 per month ArrElkhorn 100 Grades 1155am 725pm Arr Frankfort 50 per month Grades 5 6 7 and 8 C D BERCAW GEO B HARPER E W WEAVER Supt V Genl Supt Geni Pass Agt Attest A Shire Secy Fkankfort Ky a City Schools BAILROAD TIME CARD L From Cincinnati N R R r ARRIVAL OF TRAINS r3 v - -tvTfc 4ii -- 1116 a m 538 m 1015 p m rFrom Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 839 pirn 627 pm From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m V crom maysville 333 pm v a m 33U p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS to Cincinnati 445 a m 755 d4b p m To Lexington 755 a m 1127 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a m 543 1025 p m Ta Maysville 755 a m 635 p a m a m - p m m F B Carr Agent- 4 -- Per - - Av Civ r f glSi r-- f K J- i - y n ssffS J j mit17 4 H - JplT Ef3HWSHBw9BK0WllBJHaS jw 5 f J cvwa r-- x 4 -- V - - - v - y HF B0U R MILLERS8URG News Notes Gathered In And About The IJurir imBk 6 CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners FEINTED EVEKY TUESDA3IAND FRIDAY Established feb i ipsi NO 70 t SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY AUGUST 31 1397 Brtrrv Clublhere or at Cynthiana last of thefweek Established 1849 ihe Woolens for Fall and Winter PRICE CLOTHIERS of flux Miss Minnie Evans who has the fever is improving Mrs Best of Virginia is the gurst of her son Prof J M Best Born On Friday to the wife of Mr Constable Tas PiUmraer is quite sick CO ¬ Matt Snapp a daughter GoQd shotes insmall lots for meat are selling here at four cents Have received their samples for Fall arid Win ter and are prepared to make you a Suit or Overcoat for from 15 TO ALSO OfLJpE Mr Joe Burke of Mason is the guest of his son George near town E P Clarke went to Cincinnati yes- ¬ terday to try the tobacco market Died Gn Sunday at two p in Mr E TBeeding and family- of Paris James Collier Miller aged forty three years afteria short illness of flux His visited relatives here Sunday wife nee jHo we daughter of Robt Miss Lula McNamara went to Mays Howe Covington and eight q0 ville Thursday to visit friends children survive six sons and two There were forty tickets sold here for daughters The deceased was a brother of OhasMiller of Cincinnati Mr the excursion to Cincinnati Friday Miller wMjConscious almost to the last Misses Mary Taylor and Bessie Purnell momentJThe funeral will be conduct will open the City School Wednjsday ed by Rv Britt at the Methodist Sept 1st church Inis morning at ten oclock Mr Graham Smedley entertained a Mr Millejwas a clever gentleman and number of Hiis young trlends Thursday had a wide circle of warm friends who will smcerely mourn his death evening - John Erion the Paris architect is fast maldngja handsome residence for Mr C Wlgpwurd that will prove an ornauientjtcrthat part of town Mr Ed 5haw who lives near Big Cut on the Johnson farm took an overdose ot morphia au whisky Sunday morning and came near dying but was brought around allKright by Drs Miller and Savage t Shaw father of M Y Mr agent here for the L Shaw N died at Falmouth Saturday night very sud denly of heart disease Mr Shaw at one timl was representative from Campbell County for two terms Brower Scott Frazee a - Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky v MIDS UMMER CLEARANCE SALE TO REDUCE STOCK We will for the next 30 days offer Special Low v JA ¬ Prices on Chamber Suits Lace Curtains Parlor Suits Baby Carriages Wall Papers Pictures Straw Mattings Lawn Furniture ¬ - BRWER S con Iiyff If you want Bargains come and See Us Everything New and Strictly Pirst Class ERA n - ffi Now is the time to make your selections Guarantee make material and trimmings NO FIT NO TAKE Early arrival of Fancy Shirts X V JaJLjIj CLOTHIERS TH 5 fl A Joe Glenn would be pleased to have his friends call p - r- - k u een -- ROUTE iT C iescen l WmmL Z Z yesterday Kiley Job son is building a new ell and a veranda to hia residence on East Main street Miss Lyda Clarke went to Paris Thursday and ih the guest of Mrs Rose berry Rogers Mr A J St3les of Shannon Mason county was here Friday and Saturday on business McCliutock sold their Mclntvre sorrel sad lie and phaeton pony to Augusta parties Mrs Tom Dorsey of Carlisle is the McClin Mrs Thos guest of took near town Miss Lucy Bass niece of Misses Ella and Judith Fleming will return to Louisville to day Mr B F Buckley of Paris was here yesterday in the interest of the Central Warehouse Louisville Mrs Will Bedford nee Collier has been very ill at her home near Ruddles Mills for the past week C W Howard has a nice line of tablets slates and school supplies of all kinds at yery low prices It Miss Lizzie McClintock left yesterday for O wings ville where she will teach again in the City School ¬ - Mr Chas Johuson and wife visited Mr and Mrs E T Beediug in Paris tock grasshopper Letton Vimont Julian McClintock skeleton death T Righterrsnake Robt Savage Spencer Chas Bryan Best Rich Grimes UwrghtftBowden - Frank Collier tobacco jvorm Rush Hurt cigarettes Will Clarke broken limb S M Allen capsule Henry Dailey negro fiuger John Jameson skull Russell McClin ¬ BrowhJcigarettes The morror Party given Friday evening CPV Mr and Mrs John V Ingels in honor of their respective nieces Miss Mae Mil of Maysville and Miss Katie Savageproved an exceedingly pleasant occasionJ The lawn was dt corated with lantefnind a substantial supper was spread for the guests In accord with the epirti of the evening each of the guests jbrought with them something emblematic of their particular and pe as fol ¬ horror cnlar version or Mies Lucy Allen cigarettes lows Jennie Pnell cat Bessie Purnell spider Mary Mary Grimes mouse Willa Bbden cigarettes Anna Rich ¬ ardson ty cow Anna Sams of Fla whisky Mabel pipe Lucile Judy Dotts frog Ethel Christie of Coving ¬ ton j Bessie Redmon tobacco Mary ITayson book Mattie Thorn pipe sunflower Meek Vimout Florences Lydia Mooreltof Cynthiana Brown candle fly Mr Reynolds Letton deck ofcards John Thorn cigarettes Ollie Marshall face powder Ben How- ¬ ard frog Earl Current pills Ed -- II Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies 7 A i l Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky Ave are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new BUGGIES BAKOIGHESv SUKlIES everything in the vehicle line The public 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 jobs to be first class Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders ¬ v HIGH ST COR FOURTH j4 PARIS KY - a J f TK m WT - g j onesanauamny near f i reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chattanooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs m and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe x J rtl anat bnreveport inrougn jl ounst oieepersir xo jos Angeies ana jsJ r rt i i t j icrsrjiKrns ivicxiin haul V iiiiiurniH jsj3San Francisco i t rifiicK cii Kiiuifs ui fri cxhs it Fr ii r ijc jItV r i J - fg Via New Orlea ui vici cmcvcpun Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observation Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga Chas W Zell W C Einearson A turned to Fleming vestrdiit v Misses Carrie and Leila Current left Friday for Indianapolis to visit their cou3in Miss Georgia Comer Miss Anna Rankin returned Thursday from an extended visit- with Miss Delia Dewey at Monroe Michigan 8anford Carpenter bought two extra fine car loads of mules in St Louis last week and shipped them to Atlanta For Sale A good Alderny cow gen- ¬ tle fresh and giving four gallons of milk Apply to T M Purnell 2t Miss Mary Ardery entertained about twenty of her young friends Friday evening at her parents home near town Thieves stole the top off Mr Paynes bnggy last week while he was visiting near Cynthiana It was cut off with a - hookeo wnT re- - r j- - Jf - liL - GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS v vd ¬ 1 T 1 - - CV-n- U- 4 ¬ Div JPassr Agt Cincinnati 0 G PA CincinnatU 0 Trir chisel Iiniiniaiujuuiiuiiuiituiiunsiuiiiuiuiiiuuuiiiniiiiiiij N Forty persons from here went to the circus at Paris yesterday via th L As many others vehicles vent in private TIME TABLE EAST BOUND 830am 600pm Louisville 1115am 840pm Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchesterll58am 953pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterling1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm ArAVashington 65 mm 340pm Ar PhiladelphialOl5am 705pm Ar Lexington LiV Ar New York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND p Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm Ar Lexington 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville 1001am 72Jpm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on or George W Barney Agent L P B Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky N R R Paris Ky Carr H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Co 1 - Office Hours 8 to 12 a m to 5 p m Ladies Green Oxfords We have a fine flexible oxford in this new color made of dark green Durree kid medium pointed toe hand made and as soft as a glove See them RION CLAY Bedford Hedges of this city who has been in New York for several weeks TBE VERY BEST has signed with the Agnes Wallace PROMPT Villa Company which opens the season OLD RELIABLE PAYING to morrow night at Orange N J The company begins a week stand on the 6th m BHIEE Ir KLV kJBi fL H M H ONeal at Albany N Y iu The World your corn to R E Evans new Against Her Take mill He makes the best meal and T XX nPTPTVrnPQ u s and foreign gives you best measure JT A JL SUVi He will sell O PKOCUREO you flour cheaper than anybody It Jeffer- ¬ Lillian Russell Delia Fox and EUGENE W JOHNSON As the bell buoy enables the Miss Mabel Dotts will entertain a son de Angelis will appear together this SOTJECITOR AND ATTORNEY XX PAT ¬ mariner to avoid sunken rocks and number of her young friends to night at 8easoninThe Wedding Day shoals so Dr Bells Lillian ENT CAUSES wards off the serious consea ghost party at the home of her sisquences of a cough neglected It 1729 ter Mrs C M Best at the Male Col- ¬ has had experience enough to play it Office New York Ave Washington D C stops the cough and cures the cause established 1888 Charges moderate without rehearsal lege I was seriously affected with a cough for Correspondence Requested 25 years Paid hundreds of dollars to doctors and for medicine but everything failed Dr M V Huffman was called to 2mar ljau98 until I tried Dr Bells Lebanon Ind Thursday to see Mrs Thia wonderful remedy saved my life Will White sister of Mrs Huffman The Twentieth Century Comedians J B ROSEL Grantsburg 111 Mrs White died before the doctor ar- ¬ have been booked to play a weeks en- ¬ FfflKFOfiT DR MCI1ATI M rived gagement at the Paris Grand Opera In Eflect March 1 1897 Mr J R Hannah of Ironton Ohio House beginning Sept 27th Pine-Tar-Hon- ey DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY is here putting the pianos organs etc in shape at the M F C Prof Fisher EAST BOUND Is a guaranteed cure for is getting everything in the best of all throat lung and chest 630am 300pm Lve Frankfort order and will open school to morrow troubles including aathma 643am 20pm Arr Elkhorn bronchitis La Grippe 651am 332pm Arr Switzer Mr J Smith Clarke has bouerht the whooping cough croup 702am 348pm Arr Stamping Ground 5c 50c 1 bottles All drusriiti grocery and bakery on Broadway from 708am 3opm or sent npon receipt of prjee Jby reopen on Arr JJuvitiis The Paris City Schools will Olin Pope and will keep a full supply of 720am 415pm Arr Georgetown The B Z Sathtrlaiid JLve Georgetown 800am 430pm Xedlclne Co Ftdacak Ky family groceries bread cakes and all Monday September 6th 1897 GrannyMtcire 812am 442pm The bchools m all their departments Arr Newtown kinds of confections 822am 452pm Arr Centrevllle are free to the children of residents of Arr Elizabeth 828am 458pm can 840am 510pm R E Evans has erected a saw mill the city Non residents not be admitt- ¬ Arr Paris- full upon ed where tbe classes are WEST BOUND and corn mill near the HmkstoD bridge at this place and is prepared to saw all payments of the following rates Lve Paris 950aml 530pm 932am 542pm ArrEIizabeth kinds of lumber or will grind corn or WHITE SCHOOL 938am 548pm Arr Centrevllle trade meal for shelled or ear corn 948am 558pm Arr Newtown 8 and 10 per half year Primary Gentlemens Tan Shoes Flour for sale also 24aug 6t 1000am 610pm Arr Georgetown 12 per half year Intermediate 1040am 635pm Lve Georgetown The latest and best tans for Summer 1056am 646pm Arr Duvalls 20 per half year High School Base Ball The Millersburg first wear Genuine hand welts for 250 to 1110am 653pm Arr Stamping Ground COLORED SCHOOL 1125am 704pm Arr switzer 350 per pair Will not squeak and nine will play Paris at Paris Tuesday Arr Elkhorn ll35am 71 lpm just the thing for the Summer months Hutchison will play the second nine Grades 1 2 3 and 4 100 per month Arr Frankfort ll55am 725pm here Wednesday and will play a re ¬ Grades 5 6 7 and 8 X50 per month GEO B EION OLAS C D BERCAW HARPER turn game at Hutchison Saturday E W WEAVER Supt Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt Millersburg will probably play the Attest A Shire Secy Fkankfort Ky Mr J W Peebles who has been the guest of his aunt Mrs Thos Jones during the Summer returned to Charleston W Va yesterday Mrs Wm Britt and son left Friday to visit relatives in Boone County Miss Lelia Britt left Friday to take charge of a school at Dwight Ills Will shoe your horsea cut vour tires paint your buggy or do any repairing as cheap and as well as anyone Locat- ¬ ed at Thorntons old stand ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks Iu The 3oyer Ada Rehan will produce Joan of Arc this season Thos Keene Fred- ¬ erick Warde and Louis James will stick to Shakespeare Richard Mansfield will have The Master of Ceremonies The The Devils Disciple First Violin Tiinbn of Athens and Julia Arthur present A Lady of Quality will Francis Wilson will retain Half A King and DeWolf Hopper will be loyal to El Captain Wilton Lack ages new play will be A Royal Se- ¬ cret Maude Adams will bring out The Little Minister and John Drew will be seen in A Marriage of Conven- ¬ ience v Julia Marlowe will revive A Winters Tale Nat Goodwin will play An American Citizen until Jan- ¬ uary Robt Mantell will have a reper- ¬ toire of romantic dramas and Jas ONeill will have classic plays MEANS J- 1 RFECTI0 WHEN APPLIED TO - Kj fmftrl Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Gun or Ammunition and take no other FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO New Haven Ct t3 HMHEa W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance L H Landman OPTICIAN H D Paris T9 Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel irr4 - TUESDAY SEPT 14TH 1897 Si I NON UNION Pine-Tar-Hon- ey ¬ ¬ ¬ Pine-Tar-Hon- BELLS retraining every second Tuesday in each month Optician La ndman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people Of PariR and RmrrVirm County and has proven himself com- ¬ petent thorough re3iable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and O D Cram of Paris - i i J t t S i i City Schools RAILROAD TIME CARD L From Cincinnati N R R - ARRIVAL OF TRAINS J From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 839 pirn 627 pm From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 m 1015 p m 1116a m 538 fc 4- ii - i From Maysville 748 a m 830 pl m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS pm Si - J i 4 i -- i To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 346 nm To Lexington 755 a m 1127 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a m 543 1025 p m To Maysville 755 a m 635 p a m a m p m m a is uarr Agent v r i - V - A vi - srfs v Jf v- r - - - Zar v jL dtfb i irm n Tit Y t-i 2 PROMINENT PART Taken by Miners Wives and Daughters pf THE BOUEBON NEWSfef tJESDAY AUGUST 31 1897 d Mtik Against Working Miners JLarge Parade and Meeting Held at Turtl treek Without Molestation Under the InjunctionMarches Headed by Brass Bands Can Not Bo Stopped Q f 1 tle creek took a prominent part Thurs day in the demonstration against the working miners Early Thursday morning a dozen or more women gathered at the camp and with flags and banners marched along the roads leading toward the tipple On their way they met a number of miners going to the pit and they greet ¬ ed them with yells and jeers They derided the miners who were working and ridiculed them in a manner which caused many of them to hang their heads in shame The women say they will make a demonstration every day ¬ Pittsburgh Pa Aug 27 The wives and daughters of the striking miner at Dearmits Oak Hill mines near Tur- ¬ Indicate their strength by a show of numbers Gus Datte who is in charge of the sheriffs deputies at Plum Creek waa told Thursday by the sheriffs attorney that under the injunction he could not interfere with marchers who paraded with a band at their head The only ones he can stop are those who are in- ¬ timidating the workmen A large parade and meeting was held at Turtle Creek Thursday night with ¬ out molestation from the deputies NEXT ENCAMPMENT TVill Be Held in Cincinnati The Vote Wast F At Bunola the mine owners are grad- ¬ ually gaining on the strikers Four- teen men returned to work Wednesday and 27 Thursday W J Brennan at-¬ torney for the miners is preparing his answer to the bill of the New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Co in the proceedings against the miners officials and strike leaders for contempt of court The bill will declare that the camp and marching is not for the purpose of intimidation or menace to any one but merely to indi- ¬ cate to the men in the mines that miners generally are on a strike and to hereafter -- Cincinnati 526 San Francisco 314 27 H gle for the next convention and commander-in-chief is now on New York will vote almost solidly for San Fran- ¬ cisco in 1898 and for Isaac F Mack of CoL Sandusky for commander-in-chie- f Mack has a good lead but Cincinnati is as strong apparently as he is and the clash may prove fatal to one or encampment was formally opened by speeches of welcome by state and municipal officers appropri-¬ ate responses being made by officers of the G A E Gov Black opened the speechmaking with a felicitous ad- ¬ dress bidding the distinguished guests welcome to the Empire state A cor- ¬ dial welcome to the city of Buffalo was extended by Mayor Jewett Gen A D Shaw bade the comrades welcome on behalf of the department of New York and President August F Scheu of the citizens committee acted as spokes-¬ man of that organization Cincinnati has been selected for hold ¬ ing the next encampment The vote unofficial was Cincinnati 526 San -- Buffalo N Y Aug Thestrug both The t- - nSSr Francisco 214 i S The presi-¬ dent of the United States was refused admission to the Grand Army camp Thursday morning although he had come at the special invitation of the veterans and everything was in readi- ¬ ness to receive him The incident proved one of great mortification to the Grand Army lead- ¬ ers and excited indignation among the members of the local committee To the president at first it was a trifle Buffalo N Y Aug 27 annoying but a few minutes after the episode he was having a hearty laugh over it and excusing the official who refused him entry by saying that the man was perfectly right to obey orders no matter who demanded admission The reason for the refusal was that the sentry had been ordered to admit no carriage to the camp When nominations for commander-in-chie- f were declared in order Isaaj F Mack of Sandusky 0 was norni nated by Delegate Brown of Ohio J P S Gobin of Lebanon was nominat edby Delegate Stewart of Pennsyl vaniaj George H Innis of Boston by Delegate Wetherbee of Massachusetts and John G Linehan of New Hamp ¬ shire by Delegate Cogswell of New Hampshire Mr Wetherbee later withdrew the name of Mr Innis The first ballot resulted Mack 253 Linehan 181 Gobin 290 no choice The vote on the second ballot was --never announced officially but as cast it stood Gobin 358 Mack249 Linehan 123 Before the result could be an¬ nounced by the tellers the ten Mis- ¬ souri votes that had been cast for Mack were withdrawn and ordered changed toGobin who had received the other 12 of the 22 votes belonging to the state This gave Gobin 3GS votes and enough to elect Hlinois and other states be- ¬ gan to order their votes changed but while this was in progress R B Brown of Ohio who nominated Mack asked M I l unanimous consent that the adjutant general be instructed to cast the vote of the encampment for Mr Gobin making his election unanimous The encampment then adjourned until 9 oclock Friday morning Pat McCarthy Lifts 4222 Pounds StLouis Aug 27 The best previous record for heavy lifting that of Louis St Cyr who put up 2536 pounds was broken Wednesday by a St Louis man Pat McCarthy aged 30who for the past two years has been making a study of heavy lifting shouldered a board platform on which was a pile of stone aggregating 4222 pounds in weight THE PRESIDENT THE PB0BLEM Earprlsed the Cleveland People by Hk Early Arrival From Buffalo on Board Of Telegraphing From Railway Train the Comanche Has Been Solved Cleveland 0 Aug 28 President McKinley surprised the people of i ei1 Cleveland by his early arrival from Every Train Will Bo In Constant Communi ¬ Buffalo Friday morning He became cation With the Next Station Aheador When Desired With the Dispatcher the guest of the people of this city and or Any Public Telegraph Station next Wednes- ¬ will remain such until day Chicago Aug 30 The most difficult The reception of the president was not as elaborate as had been planned problem of railroad operation how to There was no presidential salute flred communicate by telegraph with a mov the line has by the naval reserves from the old rev- ¬ ing train anywhere onChicago invent enue cutter Andrew Johnson the can- ¬ been solved by a young experimentbeen non of steam and sail craft did not or Edison who hascurrents induction has been belch forth in deafening sounds in wel- ¬ ing with own chosen come of the president banners and fairly beaten on his flags did not flutter in the breeze in ground George V Trott a former telegraph honor of his coming a system which There was reason for the absence of operator has devised operation on the all this ceremony which had been will shortly be put in planned on an elaborate scale It was Pensylvania line by which every train lacking because the presidential party on the line is in constant communicanext ahead and arrived in Cleveland several hours tion with the station he train dispatchwhen desired with ahead of time or rather the time an- ¬ ticipated by those who had planned er or any public telegraph station Briefly every train on a road equipthe local reception ped with the Trott system would at The Comanche which brought the presidential party from Buffalo ar-¬ all times be on a loop circuit ex- ¬ rived inside of the Cleveland harbor at tending to the next telegraph station 230 oclock There she lay at anchor ahead and to send messages farther or until 7 oclock when she steamed into receive them from other stations the the inner harbor and made fast at the operator at the proper station would only have to cut in by means of a dock of the Pennsylvania Co jack spring on one of the regular ¬ Senator Hanna was somewhat surprised to know that elaborate prepara- telegraph wires Mr Trottfs device is exclusively me- ¬ tions had been made for the reception of the president and said he had ad- ¬ chanical It involves no new or unvised against it Thursday by telegraph tried principles and will require no Btating there was no certainty of the more power to operate it then the or- ¬ He asked that dinary duplex cell battery at the reg ¬ hour of their arrival the naval reserves and the Tippecanoe ular telegraph station The device which railway engineers club be notified of the arrival of the Comanche and invited the newspaper declare will revolutionize railway ser- ¬ vice is an adaptation of the street rail ¬ men aboard the yacht The presidential party was scattered way trolley or third rail of the elevated about the boat in groups of twos and railways Two insulated metallic tracks are threes President and Mrs McKinley laid between and parallel to the trac- ¬ were midship looking across the muddy Cuyahoga and conversing with Col M tion rails They are not connected T Herrick The presidents appear- ¬ and at intervals equal in length to the ance gave indications of perfect health circuit it is desired to establish are The party repaired to Senator Han7 discontinuous and separated by a nas residence where breakfast was non conducting cushion A trolley served It is probable that a public mechanism consisting of three pairs connected in multi- ¬ reception will be held later in the day of wheels ple by knuckle joints and hinged to MURDERER SMITH the footboard of the engine runs un ¬ Captured After the Longest Chase by De- ¬ der the tender on the inner rails The contact of the metallic wheels with tectives on Record the metallic rails closes the circuit as Pobt Towxsend Wash Aug 28 The steamer Portland due from St the wheels are joined by a metallac Insulated wires conduct Michaels has on board a murderer who framework the current into the engine cab and by was captured by detectives half way around the world He is in irons and means of the bell cord into any part of under the constant watch of two Pink the train where there is an instru- ¬ Trott is a man of frail form erton detectives The prisoner Wil-¬ ment and poor health He is 31 years liam Smith was pursued over the con- ¬ tinent to Juneau to Dyea and across old Before his health failed he was the Chilcoot pass over the lakes and an operator in Chicago in Boston down the rivers to the gold fields of where he was born and in New York Klondike where he was taken inta He later worked for the Santa Fe as a local train dispatcher He now resides custody Smith was a storekeeper in a small in Chicago He recently wrote to the town near Cedar Kapids la up so Pennsylvania railway officials and was several months ago One night the invited to send them his plans and Their engineers and store was burned and in the ruins were specifications found the charred body of a man electricians were delighted and prom- ¬ Smiths relatives claimed that he was ised to give the system a practical trial burned to death in the fire His life as soon as possible was insured for 35000 and a demand PRESIDENT MKINLEY was made for the money An investigation led to the belief that Attends Divine Services at the Epworth Memorial M E Church Cleveland the body was not that of Cleveland O Aug 30 President Smith but that of a watchman The theory was at once advanced that McKinley attended divine service Sun ¬ Smith had committed murder and day morning at Epworth Memorial burned his store in the hope that the M E church where he has a pew Ho body would be roasted beyond recogni- ¬ was accompanied by Mr James F tion and His relatives obtain the in-¬ Rhodes the historian and Mrs Rhodes surance money after he had disap- ¬ The church was crowded to its utmost peared Pinkerton men were put on capacity The president entered just the trail and after the longest chase as the voluntary was being played on record qgptured Smith at Dawson and in time to hear a solo sung July 23 He was taken to St Michaels by Dr Ion A Jackson of the choir of the Church of the Incarnation to await the sailing of the Portland in New York He gave close antion to the sermon by Rev Ward Beecher DEBS TALKS Pickard and joined in the congrega- ¬ A Sympathetic Strike That May Paralyz the Country The Most Important Con- ¬ tion at singing At the conclusion of the services the president shook hands vention of Labor Ever Witnessed Tehee Haute Ind Aug 28 Eugene with a few ladies and gentlemen but V Debs has given the following state- ¬ went to his carriage as quickly as pos- ¬ sible and was driven to the home of ment to the press From information I have it is safe Senator Hanna to predict that the St Louis meeting The afternoon was passed quietly next Monday will be the most impor- ¬ and Sunday evening a dinner party was tant convention of labor this country given by Senator Hanna Those at the has ever witnessed I am no alarmist the table besides Mr and Mrs McKin- ¬ but I do not hesitate to say that if the ley were Senator and Mrs Hanna Sec- ¬ people do not take cognizance of the retary Alger and Mrs Alger Mr and awful and widespread suffering of the Mrs W H Corning Mr and Mrs J F miners and their families and adopt Whitelaw Mr and Mrs T W Burn prompt and effective measures for ham Col and Mrs M T Herrick Mr their relief something will occur to and Mrs S T Everett Mr and Mrs shock them into a realization of their Kenyon V Painter Mr and Mrs H M Hanna and Miss Hanna obligations to their fellow beings What will be the result of the St AN ENGINE Louis meeting I am not prepared to say I may venture the prediction that And Thsroo Baggage Cars Go over an Em ¬ the injunction and its free and indis- - bankment One Fatally Hurt and Others Severely Injured criminace use in relation to organized St Louis Aug 30 The passengers labor will be the engaging theme The and train crew of the Midnight Special injunction is the deadly bludgeon of corporate capital and labor throughout on the Chicago Alton railroad which the country is aroused to this fact The arrived in this city at 745 a m heart of all labor is with the miners Sunday from Chicago narrowly es- ¬ From end to end of the country work caped death in a wreck near Alton Sun ¬ ingmen demand relief for their suffer ¬ day morning Near the outskirts of ing fellows and it will require little that city the engine was derailedwhile effort to precipitate a sympathetic proceeding at a high rate of speed by strike that will simply paralyze the spreading rails and thrown down an embankment The tender three bag¬ country Eugene V Debs gage cars containing the scenery and The New Commander Holds a Reception wardrobes of the Digby Bell Co and Buffalo NY Aug 2S Gen Gobin Hopkins Theatrical Co and a postal commander-in-chie- f of the Grand Army car followed and rolled on top of the of the Republic held a reception at the engine under which Peter Rafferty Iroquois hotel Friday night Many of Bloomington the engineer was notable persons called to congratulate pinned He was taken out fatally in him Gen Gobin stated that in his jured Fireman Charles Johnson of election as commander-in-chie- f he had Bloomington 111 Mail Clerks Robert reached the height of his ambition Maltimore of Jerseyville HI and W lie was going to work with all his F Simper and Samuel Grobbs of Chi- ¬ might towards a reform in the financial cago crawled out of the wreck severe- ¬ ly hurt system of the G AR 7m THE CAPITAL -- -- ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tem of weights and measures THE TREATY retary Meiklejohn Friday heard parties interested in the contract for the construction of locks and dams on the Petty JtMilnnstaK May Be Iot Aside and a Formed Mr Monongahela river Some time age Grand Amalgamation Miners StrikeSov ereign Thinks the is the contract was awarded to James Nearer Won Than Many Believe McCarron who thus far failed to fur nish the bond required Two exten sions of time have been granted and Df St Louis Aug SO The attendance labor leaders upon Mondays united the acting secretary has refused to labor convention was Sunday night grant a further extension The uousiderable of a disappointment to the Houston Construction Co of Philadelphia whose bid was 004634 and about loeal committee on arrangements but 42000 higher than McCarrons is the they hope that Mondays arri vals will next lowest bidder and is asking the materially increase the list of those ex pected secretary to award it the contract un- of the The most important arrivals day der the law which authorizes the secre- grand master were J R Sovereign tary to award contracts to the lowest of Labor W workmen of the Knights C responsible bidder Secretary Meikle- teasurer of the Pearce secretary and United Mine Workers john is considering the advisability of of America re advertising for bids but protests secretary ofColumbus O It Askew the National Mineral have been made against any further Miners association Ispheming Mich delay in beginning the work secre Orders have been issued sending the and Sylvester AICelliher formerlypresent U and at tary of the It Annapolis to Hampton Roads to be in- publisher of the Social Democrat Chi spected whence she will go to Pensa cago Mr Sovereign fought shy of recola to relieve the Helena The latter porters until nearly 11 oclock Sunday will come to Norfolk for her final trial night when he was cornered in the before going to the China station The La Clede and submitted to an inter Nashville will go to Jacksonville to re- view lieve the Wilmington which must also It is simply impossible to have a final trial run when she will what this conference will do forecast said Mr probably go to the south Atlantic Sovereign Nobody can tell what its station outcome will be It The state department has received a ever he continued seems to me how that all labor or letter from the United States consul at ganizations realize that the time has Barranquilla stating that the Colom- come for to them bian government has suspended the ex- all petty jealousies and put aside form one port duty on coffee shipped from that grand amalgamation Whether this country after August 1 organization will be I The state department has again re- can not even surmise effected here la Organized ceived information that the steamer bor has been working for some time Dauntless was about to fit out a filibus- on the line of tering expedition from Savannah Ga which will benefitsecuring legislation working classes The usual telegram to government of- ¬ but it has brought the no benefit We us ficials to be on the watch for her have will now get to work in an endeavor to been sent remove the cause of our failure in leg Consul Wilsike informs the state de- islative circles and hope for better repartment that a new tariff will go into sults effect in Nicaragua October 1 A comBranching off into the miuers strike mission haviug the matter in charge Mr Sovereign said has recommended the free importation This mirrors strike is nearer won of sugar carao in grain and ground than many people believe If ever coffee in grain and ground rennet for there was a real grievance and a just the coagulation of milk fresh fruits in cause for striking it was in this strike their natural state hog lard and table and I believe they will yet win salt Uf said Mr Sovereign in concluThe department is also informed that sion they dont win it is the last Nicaragua will adopt the decimal sys- strike I will ever go into on these ¬ The Consxruction of Locks and Dams la the MonongahQla The Annapolis Ordered m to Pensecola to Believe the Helena Gathering at St Louis to Attend the Washington Aug 28 Acting Sec- ¬ United Conference LAJiOIt LEADERS AS Miss IF BY MAGIC nr- Davids Strong Endorsement Dr Williams Pink Pills ¬Slie Wishes That Every Af Try flicted One Could Tliis Remedy ¬ ¬ ¬ From the News Hamilton Ohio From no one in this city has Dr Williams Pink Pills received more unstinted praise No 16 North B from Miss David ofSeldom one hears Street Hamilton Ohio use of of such favorable results from thecase in effected m the medicine as was qUMDavis who is a modestandunassuin lady is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ little ing but most charming statement of her prompted to make a public as an act of charity to others who case afflicted are unfortunate enough to belarge circleand of one among Miss Davids no could possibly friends and acquaintances question the ladys motive in making sucn a statement Miss David has resided m this city for years and is connected with the Traber family one of the oldest and most honored in Butler county Speaking to a News representative Miss David said Although I have resided m Hamilton for quite a while I am originally a native of Pennsylvania and it was while on a visit in Philadelphia a number of years ago tnat diphtheria I suffered a very severe attack ofform Submost malignant it being in the sequently my whole system became affected in sympathy as it were and it was only a short time until I became so debilitated and run down that I had given up nearly all hope of recovery I tried many remedies and spent much money in an effort to regain my health but to no avail One day in looking over a Philadelphia paper my attention was attracted to the Pink Pill advertisement and I resolved to give it a trial Not anticipating results so soon you can imagine my great surprise and pleasure to soon notice beneficial results The old numb feeling in my limbs for I had also received a partial stroke of paraljsis gradually disappeared as if by magic and my whole system was soon on the mend In fact at the very outset the medicine worked a wonderful change in my whole body and thanks to the efficacy of the little Pink Pills I am a greatly improved woman to day I only wish that everyone afflicted could try this remedy for I feel certain that a speedy cure would be the inevitable result Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a condensed form all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are lso a specific for troubles peculiar to fe- ¬ males such as suppression irregularities and all forms of weakness In men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry overwork or excesses of whatever na-¬ ture Pink Pills are sold in boxes never in loose bulk at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 and may be had of all druggists or di- ¬ rect by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y ¬ 1 ¬ treaty Paris Aug 28 Nothing is known as to when the terms of the alliance between France and Russia will be an- ¬ nounced but it is rumored that they will not be published yet The German press illy conceals its surprise and chagrin at the conclusion of the treaty under an assumed non chalence and with the asserti on that it makes no difference as the czar will not sanction any scheme for French revenge upon Germany The Austrian press likewise endeav oes to minimize the importance of the i ¬ Between Russia and France Will Not Be Published at Present The Pester Lloyd declares that it is a tandem bike alliance in which Rus sia steers in the pathway of peace The Opinione of Rome refuses tn believe that any change has takeu placa in the European status quo unless the terms of the alliance are published proving the change THE NEW EXPLOSIVE Mirex It is Claimed Chicago Aug 28 Mirex a new explosive which the inventor claims will revolutionize modern warfare was tested in Lake Michigan Thursday Modern Warfare Will Revolutionize night with satisfactory and one quarter inches and loaded with the new explosive was thrown in the water At the depth of five feet it exploded sending a column of water 20 results A brass cylinder measuring four by one ¬ one exploded at the depth of 15 feet with the same results the depth at which the explosion would occur being announced in advance by the inventors The inventors claim that mirex can be thrown from a cannon to any distance and will explode in the water at the depth desired The ingredients are secret John n Edelman a wealthy former Philadelphian is said to be feet into the air Another J It Sovereign general master work man Knights of Labor and Eugene V Debs It was sent by Mr Pearce who asked me to help Mr Carson who was coming here to arrange for the Co¬ cures painful swollen smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous hot tired aching feet plans into practical operation Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe Secretary II W Steinbiss of the stores 25c Trial package FREE Write to Building Trades Council of St Louis Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y who has the work of preparing for the A Mild Attaclt convention said Sunday night Beefneck Bill Wots come of your pard The object of the meeting is to set- ner Strongarm Jake I shook im He got re- ¬ tle the miuers strike We want justice and we are going to have it but not ligion already 0 Quit the business has he in defiance of the principles of AmerHe always wanted to open a safe with ican liberty We are patriotic and we prayer Cincinnati Inquirer want what is for the best interests of It Was Taken Awheel the entire country I received the call Mrs Tenspot I am so glad that vou are which was issued by President Ratch engaged to Harold Willoughby Was it a ford and Secretary Pearce It was in ¬ long courtship dorsed by Samuel Gompers president Miss Skidmore Not very My cvclome of the American Federation of Labor ter registered about 700 miles Judge ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lines What new plan of action Mr Sovereign had he declined to sa- The other arrivals of the day were G C Clemens of Topeka Kas who bears credentials from Chairman Briedenthal the state chairman of the populist state committee of Kansas A II Claiborne of Springfield Mo E B Webster na- ¬ tional treasurer of the Patriots of America Chicago Frank Stephens the noted single tax advocate of Philadel ¬ phia LS Dieckey treasurer of the Na-¬ tional Single Tax-- league of Chicago and J R Finn also of Chicago Jas M Carson president of the United Mine Workers of Illinois has been here since Friday The object of Mondays conference as far as can be ascertained from the various opinions given out by the local committee are to devise some means for the relief of the striking miners of the country and to protect againstgov ernment by injunction or in the words of the call itself the object of the convention will be not merely to protest against the usurpation and tyranny ofthe courts but to formulate plans to compel a return to the princi ¬ ples of free government and put said A New Departure know it is unprecedented my dear I said the popular minister to his wife with a look of firm determination upon his face I know the public will consider me a sensa- ¬ tional unorthodox innovator but some- ¬ thing must be done to fill the church and bring me into notice But said his wife consider what an abnormal extraordinary and unparalleled thing it is you propose I have never been in favor of your discussing in the pulpit subjects that will startle and invite criticism from the congregation and public Why not confine yourself as other preachers do to matters that they naturally expect from a minister of the gospel They no longer attract attention said he people now demand the minister something new and electrifying and I think I have hit upon a plan of discourse that will create a furore in the religious world I have decided to abandon the old beaten paths and give them something next Sunday that will come like a thunder clap upon the said his wife with a sigh of resignation if you have fully determined to take a text from the Bible I will try no longer to dissuade you Chicago Tribune congregation Very well i It Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Shake Into Your Shoes ALABAMA LADIES nvention cfatfbtaeSP ily for 10 years DONT XIE5 backing the inventors THE GUNBOAT Marietta Ready to Next Wednesday VAUKTO Cal Aug 30 The Go Tnto Commission Oak IvoweryAlawritesJ Have used Dr M A Ko prqstrations are reported falo marched up Yonge street carrying the stars and stripes before them It is a violation of a city ordinance to carry a foreign flag in this city unless a British flag is also carried A police- ¬ man stopped the procession and told Hot in Kansas City the marchers of the Violation They Kansas CiTr Mo Aug 27 Hun ¬ bought a small union jack but not one dred degree weather was experienced of them would carry it Finally a here and throughout Kansas Thursday small boy was hired to dp that duty A good breeze lessened the suffering and the veterans continued on their way Earthquakes in Japan Death of Dr J J Brown Veterans Wouldnt Carry the Union Jack British Steamer Beaebed Sheboygan Wis Aug 30 Dr J J Tacoma Wash Aug 30 The Japan Gibraltar Aug 2S The British steamer just in brings news of severe Toronto Ont Aug 28 A visiting Brown died of paralysis He served in detachment of 150 members of the the late rebellion with exceptional steamer Glengyle Capt McGillivray earthquakes in Japan on Augusts fol- ¬ Grand Army of the Republic from Buf ¬ credit and since then has given his at-¬ bound from London for China and lowed by a tidal wave and great floods Japan ports is beached at Getares bay Iligh Diver and Juniper Dead New York Aug 28 Matthew Men zies who had given exhibitions of high diving and jumping throughout the country and in Europe is dead of hast consumption aged 23 years On April 20 last Menzies at the St Nicholas ice palace in this city jumped from a tower 90 feet high into a tank 10 feet long and three feet deep In doing so he dislocated his back bone and broke several ribs lie was cured of his in juries but his constitution was soon weakened so that consumption set in and caused his death Mcsh lJuef for Japan Kansas City Aug 28 A million and a half pounds of mess beef for use by the Japanese army and navy is be ¬ ing prepared in this city by the Ar- ¬ mour Packing Co The shipment is the largest single beef order ever filled by a Kansas City house The first shipment has been made in a special train of 20 cars over the Chicago Great Western railroad At St Paul the cargo will be transferred to the Canadian Pacific railroad for Van Couver whence it will go by steamer to Nagasaki ¬ -- consisted of six four inch breech loading rifles four six pound rapid firing guns and a gatling gun The ship will go into commission next Wednesday The gunboat Wheeling which leaves Mare island September 10 has been or dered to Alaska for duty The party of congressmen and citi ¬ zens of Wheeling W Va now en route to California to present the gunboat with an elaborate table service are expected to make the presentation at Mare island September ¬ - Marietta is ready to go into commis sion and was submitted to the board of inspectors Saturday The ships battery was placed on board Friday gunboat ¬ Medicine in my fam- ¬ Simmons Ijiver I think Kii JJ good results it is stronger than tlu99tirVdjS9 Zeilins or n Black 1 with It Draught ¬ ¬ After consultation with creditors the Terre Haute Soap and Chemical Co has placed its business in the hands of a trustee for six months It is believed that this will enable the business to be straightened out without serious em barrassment Aug 80 ¬ Terre Haute led In the Hands of a Trustee SSS1 established in 1840 that being the year hf which our article uas establishedTwfiile StelMr- hewdVBack draught tUi tncy advertise that falsehood and associate their article with ours having tho picture of Dr MASim ir publication of the fi another Dr Simmons if Lnnfarly appropriate our trade not done Is nosmotive annarent - Shhhrt9iraPpeFndfalselyadrtis pat Black Draught Are caused by an irritation of the nerveg They are local spasms frequently the result of uterine disease There are nJ and contractive pains in the region rhofevStach are tending to the backand often the symptom and M dC10 should be used tostinra- Rth0 sesSe organs and Dr- - Simmons Wine to give immediate relief and permanent cure proprietors of the articlo TTuSUeeV BJck Draught were by the Ko1 Conrt enjoined from using HW0da constituting our trade name reluire that they stand on rhZu Vade rime and merits if any of and notsoek to appropriate nr SIticlc called as Dr Simmons liver Medicine and bv pnbhshing the picture of another Cramps g1 I fii tw67 thrtCie wa -- 5 tention largely to scientific work in one branch of which conchology he has near here Ijadly damaged from collision with the British steamer Corona won a world wide reputation in the straits The Corona sought refHighest Price Ever Paid for a Hog uge in this port with her forepeak full SriUNGFiELD 0 Aug 30 At the of water after having rescued the sale of Poland China hogs here a boar Glengyles passengers named Klevers Model sold for 5100 Bolivang Invade Peru This is the largest price ever paid for Lima Peru via Galveston Tex Aug a hog It was purchased by a syndicate Col Pando of Bolivia with a force 2S known as the Klevers Model Breeding of 600 men has invaded the Peruvian ¬ ¬ thousand houses were inundated and 200 persons were killed and injured Sixt3 five Chinese villages were inundated A frMx My wife has used - an Antonio Tex sav A Simmons Liver Mod icino many years for Sick Dr Mi ¬ association province of Sandia killed and an Austrian tourist was seriously injured recently white at tempting the ascent of the Jungfrau by being thrown over a precipice by the collapse of a snow cornice Berne Aug Tourist unci Guides Killed 30 Two guides were ¬ fails to buy a package when she expects to travel It saves one f rom taking injurious drugs For 15 years it has been a necessary medicine in my cheap worthless stuff merchant tellf you 4Mt is just the oamoIf tho M A S L m you may know that he is as tryinr to eell cheap stuff to make a bigproflfby palmW ff a you a wholly different articJa Headache and never Caution iViTit Tio fnMn s it I- - fsf t THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY AUGUST SONG OF THE FIRE 31 1897 GREASE STOPPED ENGINE horses hoofs and muffled the jingling a mind to stop over and revive tht CUBAS FRIENDS SCHOOL AND CHURCH accompaniment of loose bolts in the charge against him Exciting Incident Responsible for The fields were white one winter night The Unexpected Place in Which Two worn out hackney coach you wont do anything of the TrlclcRaming- of an Eastern Road Indeed A hard sat by his firelight Black Beauty that celebrated of Them Were Pound Protheroe didnt stretch it much When the road was first built the kind retorted Helen and Philip A voice there came from each glad flame atory of a horse is used as a reading tl never realized how widespread was That seemed this songlet to recite said Philip unconsciously lowering hs changed the subject Btory telling railroad man continued the interest in the cause of the Cuban book in the public schools of Minneap ¬ Have you seen enough of the place which now runs from Harrisburg to Come touch thy harp thy wondrous harp voice in deference to the sepulchral olis quiet of the street Youd hardly be- he asked And let each mellow golden note Canandaigua N Y it was nicknamed insurgents until last week said a Mr H N Higginbotham of Chi- Float on the air more sweet and fair I was under lieve that I have stood on the sidewalk Yes the Davy Crockett and for many years New York man recently theThan any from a wild birds throat sympathy with cago has offered 300 Drive back up thereafter the name clung just here waiting my chance to dodge Well I havent It was the impression that the large cities best essays on The in prizes for Field Museum them was confined to For I am here thy soul to cheer across through the endless stream of Broadway past the Guaranty building brought about in this way by pupils of the public schools of that And make thy hearthstone pleasanter carriages and wagons and electrio and then take the road up the Little One dark night when the conductor where the matter has been agitated by Whereer you roam youll find no home cars Chiwassee this last to the old negro was taking three passenger cars the newspapers and the people are in city Complete without my presence sir Bishop Thoburn nowsuffers from a Opposite the office building of the through to Sunbury he noticed the a position to know something about the It doesnt seem possible palace grand The monarch and his But last week broken arm While riding from Naini No it doesnt And in that last defunct town company they stopped headlight of a locomotive in the rear merits of the cause Would naught without my presence be while in Binghamton N Y I had oc-¬ Tal Northwest provinces India to in afternoon when I was breaking my again When the crash came there He instantly informed the engineer of And labors son his days work done glad my cheerful face to see Is heart to catch the New York train were many sufferers and evidences the fact and both began speculating casion to drive out to a small summer spect the missions in Eastern Kumaon the Johannisberg omnibus was actually of rascality on the part of the com what it meant The train was running settlement known as Quaker Lake It ho was thrown from his pony The busy clerk when done his work Uganda has advanced enough in stopped in a jam of vehicles somewhere panys agents were not lacking There at a high rate of speed but the head Is about 15 miles from Binghamton Close by my side finds sweet repose The sick man toos as glad to view along in this square and I was afraid had been a mob and a riot and the com- light in the rear was gaining steadily and the road is through a desolate and civilization to have a hospital estab- ¬ As he is to smell the rose panys offices had suffered first and on them As there was no lights in mountainous country One doesnt lished by the governmentat Mengo the wed miss it The children dear I draw them near On either side of the grass grown most The four storied building of brick the rear of the headlight they con strike many houses on the way and to capital It will have a mens ward with That I may fill their hearts with glee streets were the costly monuments of and stucco had been first gutted and pluded it must be an empty engine make the trip more cheerless the road six beds a womans ward with four Nor do I fail to catch each tale the sham citys brief day of activity and then bombarded with such missiles as That road twists in and out among the passes through the deserted village of beds an operating room and a store- ¬ Of love so sweetly told near me life Lofty buildings empty from cel ¬ impotent rage could find It stood grim mountains and skirts the banks of the Brackney once aprosperous settlement room A missionary doctor will be in I light the gloom of garret room lar to roof rows of vacant store rooms and gaunt with battered walls and un Susquehanna river in such a way aa whose inhabitants worked in the tan- ¬ charge - ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ -- lined with dusty shelving and littered glazed openings a monument more pit-¬ Theres joy wherever I am found with the forlorn debris of hasty re- ¬ iful than its fellows and yet less movals shattered glass on the side- ¬ worthy since its owners gained where Thou hast been told how men of old walk withered grass festooning the all others lost Fen gave their holy things to me Tiut that Is past and here at last Helen shivered and drew her wrap cornices and in front of the disman- ¬ I find myself to comfort thee tled Bank of Ailacoochee the skeleton closer as if the desolation made her My rosy glow makes your thoughts flow of an electric car left to dissolve peacecold Lets go on she said Its Back to the pleasant days of yore rusty tracks in the road- ¬ too dreadful its like being in a ceme- ¬ fully on the Sweet scenes of old true hearts now cold way Here and there the desolation tery with the graves all opened and the I bring them back to thee once more was emphasized rather than relieved dead people staring at you out of their So till at last time shall be past by a scanty and shop worn display in broken coffins Oer all creation I shall roam So fleet the works of men the windows of some merchant who Whereer I wend Im mans true friend Back to the earth again my home or unable to join For all creation is had been unwilling James Corrothers in Western Rural his neighbors in the general exodus quoted Philip giving the order to the following the crash pitiable flotsam driver When they had passed the dismantled and jetsam left by the high tide of A commerce to bleach and molder on the Johannisberg with its once beautiful rocks of an uncharted island in the lawn grown up into a weedy desert ocean of traffic Of these stranded Philip pointed to a last summers corn ¬ BY FRANCIS LYNDE wrecks the most notable was the store field across the Little Chiwassee That was Chiwassee-by-tbe-Streain of a dealer in hardware just across Copyright 1895 by J B Lipplncott Co my day he said Lots sold over there from the Chiwassee national bank Go where you may whereer you stray ¬ I make the savage heart to bound CASE IN EQUITY m -- II XIX Continued Kilgrow was hardly out of the room when Protheroe tapped at the door and entered without waiting to be asked I beg- your pardon if I intrude he said bluntly but Ive got to have a word with you before you go down I suppose youll think Im a cursed cad after all but I cant help it if you do Ive asked Elsie to marry me and she says she will He thought he had prepared himself for anything thatThorndyke could pos ¬ sibly say or do but the forearming had been altogether on the side of resis- ¬ tance and Philips enthusiastic out- ¬ burst of hilarious approval left him quite helpless By Jove old man that was the only thing that was needed to make this the happiest day of my life Thorn dyke was wringing his hand till it God bless you God bless you ached both And youre a lucky dog too the old mans just authorized me to put the whole 50000 in her name He jerked out his watch breaking the chain in his haste Great Caesar its half --past three and that train goes at 435 Pro theroe if you love me help me catch it Ive got io start for New York to day if I have to walk It was a hurried farewell at the farm house and a sharp gallop to town with a breathless scramble for scattered be ¬ longings at the hotel but Philip caught the train and there was still time for him to scribble a telegram which he thrust out of the car window to Protheroe as the wheels began to turn It was to Helen and it read Please disregard my letter and for- ¬ give me if you can I am on my way home - XX THE END OF ALL THINGS Like a few other sensible people Philip and Helen deferred their wed ¬ ding journey to a time when it came as a jwelcome relief from the round of domestic and social duties for the wife and a needed rest from the drudgery of business for the husband Philip had said summer and Europe buo Helen had pleaded for autumn and the south and she had her way We can go cm to New Orleans if you like but I want to see Ailacoochee she said Youre too late for that Ailacoochee is dead and buried so Protheroe ¬ writes No where it was I shall always love it Alive or dead for what it did for you And so it came about that on a cer tain golden October day when the rugged outlines of Jubal mountain were melting in the soft autumn haze and the fragrance of summer blossoms had given place to the spicy sweetness of withered leaves and ripened fruit a thinly peopled train on the Chiwassee Valley Extension debarked two of its passengers at the ornate station which aforetime had been too small to accommodate the throngs besieging it at train hours There was no lack of room now however and when Philip lifted Helen to the platform the empty train shed echoed their steps as if pro ¬ testing against the invasion of its soli ¬ tude At the arched entrance where ¬ ¬ matter we can see the place ¬ to fight for patronage they were met by a single decrepit negro he asked doffing his Hotel sah battered hat and bowing with a touch of unspoiled courtesj Yes you may take us to the Johat nisberg Caynt do dat sah no sahvcaze hit aint runnin no mo Dee aint no hotel in de new town now sah Hab to take you all to de Mountain house Philiptput his wife into the shackly vehicle Is your horse good for a six mile drive uncle Oh yass sah he suttinly am dat ef hits aaywhars on de plain dirt the crowd of vociferous hackmen used Three hundred yards from the sta tion the carriage turned into Broadway Nature reasserts herself speedi ly in a semi tropical climate and the Tnnk grass sprouting between the -stone deadened the sound of the ¬ ¬ All right Put the top down so we can see and drive us around town a bit then Fll tell you where to go ¬ road paving- rolled around the shoulder of Johns the curbstone The proprietor of the place was sit-¬ mountain in a cloud of yellow dust ting on a spool of barbed wire in front the ruined street suddenly became a of his own door and heroseand crossed quiet country road and the dead city the sidewalk in response to Philips lay behind them An hour later they Oh its you is it Mr had climbed the spur bounding the salutation Thorndyke I didnt know you at Scotchmans farm and Philip pointed first Ccmo back to take a look at the out a comfortable stone farmhouse nestling against the sloping bosom of corpse the mountain It amounts to that Im afraid said Thats Duncans he said as they Philip sympathetically It does for a fact just that All rattled down to the gate and theres wc need now is a good old fashioned Elsie Mrs Robert Protheroe I should say standing in the door with my godearthquake not the son in her arms kind you read about iiowadays but the They were expected though not sort they used to put in the geographies when we went to school a shake with until later in the day and Mrs Dun ¬ a big crack in the middle of it to bury can and Elsie were presently in a bus ¬ tle of kindly hospitality that carried the wreck decently out of sight Philip Its dreadful said Philip not exile swiftly back to the days of his knowing what else to say Why didnt Jamie an Kobbiell be home to the you get away writh the rest of them Theyve The man made a pathetic gesture of dinner said Mrs Duncan were two rea-- just gone up the mountain to f ess auld There helplessness Johnnie down to greet ye Master Thorndyke And how is old Johnnie inquired Philip trying to win some token of recognition from the small philosopher in Elsies arms Yell not see the change o day in him replied the mother and the daughter added He has but one trouble now and youre responsible for that he cant begin to spend his income and he will persist in burying it under a stone in his fireplace Philip laughed and then it suddenly occurred to the good housewife that her guests must be craving the privacy which is the time honored right of trav- ¬ elers in all climes whereupon there was more kindly bustle and Philip and Phil I think you deserve great credit for not Helen were shown up to the little bed- ¬ falling in love with her room under the eaves Helen sat down on the bed wbie sons In the first place I bought my Philip was unstrapping the valise stock and paid for it so I missed the Shes pretty Phil very pretty and help of the deputy sheriffs and the sweet enough to be taken without creditors they made the move easy for sugar 1 think most of em I tell you Then again Who Mrs Duncan asked Philip it costs money to move a stock of hard ¬ without looking up ware even if you know where to take Of course not with impatient it and I dont scorn Mrs Duncans daughter And I think youre more to be pitied than under the circumstances Phil I think the others ventured Philip you deserve great credit for not falling Youre right about that Its a ter in love Vith her I do realty rible thing to be anchored in a dead Philip tugged at the straps until he town and thats what I am both an- ¬ grew red in the face Perhaps I chors down and stuck in the mud with should if Protheroe hadnt stolen a the windlass broken at that The man march on me I imagine it was as good smiled at his own joke and went back as settled between them long before to his scat on the spool of wire when my time Philip told the driver to turn down into THE END the manufacturing district In the space between the railway and The Camp of the Great Khan the river the air of desolation was even The tent in which he holds his court is more oppressive than in Broadway Tall chimneys standing guard over large enough to give cover easily to many windowed factories whose walls 1000 souls It is pitched with its doors had never vibrated with the jar of the to the south and the barons and knights expensive machinery left to rust and remain in waiting in it whilst the khan crumble within them piles of costly abides in another close to it on the lumber warping and twisting in the west side When he wishes to speak weather rows of cottages built for the with anjrone he causes the person to operatives tenantless now save for an be summoned to that other tent Imoccasional family of negroes living mediately behind the great tent there rent free in the industrial desert It is a fine large chamber where the khan seemed like a desecration to break the sleeps and there are also many other silence and neither of them spoke until tents and chambers but they are not the carriage had reached the bisecting in contact with the great tent as se are The two audience tents an he street of the old town sleeping chamber are constructe in This is Ailacoochee the original said Philip and I fancy it has gone this way Each of the audience t ts back to just what it was in the antedi- has three poles which are of spi luvian days Theres the Mountain and are most artfully covered house fine old southern mansion they with lions skins striped with black told me it used to be Thats the old and white and red so that they do not courthouse at the head of the street suffer from any weather All three where I found the deed you know apartments are also covered outside This is Catrons store and the place with similar skins of striped lions a next door well if that isnt nerve substance that lasts forever And in ¬ The exclamation pointed at a slim side they are all lined with ermine and figure standing before a doorway over sable these two being the finest and which swung a faded sign bearing the most costly furs in existence For a inscription Simon Pragmore Notary robe of sable large enough to line a Public The figure lifted its slouch hat mantle is worth 2000 bezants of gold at sight of the carriage and its occu- ¬ or 1000 at least and this kind of skin pants and out of its sallow and immo- is called by the Tartars The King of bile face came the courteous saluta- Purs The beast itself is about the Good mawnin Misteh Thorn tion size of a marten These two furs of dyke glad to see you lookin so well which 1 speak are applied and inlaid seh so exquisitely that it is really some¬ suppose that is Mr Pragmore I thing worth seeing All the tent ropes said Helen a little later are of silk And in short 1 may say Philip was wrestling with a ghost of that those tents to wit the two audi- ¬ indignation Of course it is and to ence halls and the sleeping chamber think that he has the assurance to come are so costly that it is not every Icing back here and go on with his business could pay for them Noah Brooks in as though nothing had happened Fre St Nicholas fever-and-ague That is where I bought my pistol for 150 a front foot The old negro pulled his horse into said on the night of the garroting Philip telling the driver to pull up at an unwilling trot and the carriage ¬ to permit anyone looking back to ob serve what is going on in the rear for a considerable distance The conductor ordered the engineer to pwt on more steam and the lattei nulled the throttle wide open Then followed a wild chase through the night Pursuer and pursued tore along at the highest speed Everybody on the cars believed that the engineer of the pursuing engine was either drunk or crazy At last a bright idea struck the en gineer He recalled the fact that a locomotive can make little progress on greasy rails The contents of two large cans of lard oil were poured on the tracks from the rear of the last passenger coach The idea proved a great one Soon the headlight of the pursuing engine grew dim in the dis tance Wlfen it was safe to do so the train stopped and backed up to solve the mystery A very funny sight was revealed One of the finest engines on the road called the Davy Crockett they gave the locomotives names in those days instead of numbers had broken away from a hostler up in Williamsport and started down the track on a voyage oi destruction The oil poured on the track had baffled all the destructive abilities that locomotive possessed There stood the Davy Crockett puffing and snorting like a Texas steer the driving wheels buzzing around on the greased track like a flywheel in a ma chineshop but hardly moving an inch St Louis Globe Democrat ¬ ¬ ¬ THE WILD HOG OF MEXICO A Vicious Brute Which Seems to Have No strangely at variance with its apparent ¬ ly complete lack of mental instinct They are rarely found singly but go in droves of from hundreds to thousands Their ability to scent men is particular ly marked I have known a drove of them to scent a man a mile off and strike as straight for him as an arrow flies There is no use to try to frighten them with guns The cannonading of a full batteiy would have no more effect on them than the popping of a fire cracker The only thing to do when they get after you is to run away from them as fast as a horse can carry you And then there is no certainty that they wont catch you They are nearly as swift as a horse and their endurance is as great as their viciousness A friend of mine encountered a drove of them in a wild part of Mexico a few years ago and his escape was miraculous He very f oolishty shot and wounded a number of them Then he took refuge in a tree The peccaries kept him in the tree all that day and through the night They circled round the tree grunting and squealing their delight at the prospect of a feast He soon exhausted his ammunition and brought down a peccary at each fire But this had no terrors for the beasts Along toward morning the brutes be ¬ gan to eat the ones he had killed and when they thus satisfied the cravings of their stomachs they formed in line and trotted off If they had not had some of their own number to devour they would have guarded that tree until my friend through sheer exhaustion dropped from his perch and allowed ¬ The most vicious and fearless of the brute creation is the peccary or wild hog of Mexico says C W Bartlett of This animal seems ut¬ Laredo Tex terly devoid of the emotion of fear I have never seen it turn a hairs breadth out of its path for any living thing Man is its special bete noir It displays an intelligence in fighting the human Notion of Fear neries About a mile beyond Brack- ¬ ney I came across a little mite of a house almost hidden among the trees and about a dozen yards from the road I would have passed by without notic- ¬ ing it at all but for a small flag pole which stood in front of it from which waved the flag of Cuba Under it was the American flag A man sat on the ground in front of the house and as he didnt look particularly formidable I got out of my carriage and opened conversation with him on the plea that I wanted a drink of water I worked the talk around to the flag and finally asked him who put it there Me n my woman he answered Any interest in Cuba I ventured None cept the interest of a free man in a struggling race he said Its this way me n Sue thats my woman have ben reading about this here war fer a long time an we al- ¬ lowed we was agin oppressors and fer them that was trying to throw off the We cant see but yoke every time what this here war is jest American history over agin an as we thank the Lord fer our blessings we pray for them as is trying ter get the same for themselves But the flag I said where did you folks ever get a Cuban flag That said my new acquaintance is Sues work Some fellow down in New York was advertising something with a card which had that Cuban flag printed on it in colors Sue jest lowed she could make one of the flags and shes done it Sue made the American flag there 15 years ago and I put that pole up We love it we do but jest now we think its fair ter put Cuba on top The eagle aint a minding what me n Sue do because were patriots and love him first anyway The old fellow wasnt around when drove past again by moonlight on my I way back to Binghamton but the two flags were there waving in the breeze Ex Ambassador Bayard before re ¬ turning home from England procured a reproduction of the chair used by John Bunyan in Bedford jaiIJ as also a copy of the charges under which he was committed to prison and proposes to present them to the Baptists at Wil¬ mington Del Dr Cheyne of Oxford the student of the Old Testament will deliver a course of lectures at the Union theological seminary New York in the autumn on Israel After the Ex-¬ odus He is also to lecture in Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore and per haps at other pocnts -- well-known ¬ INDIAN INK Consul Fraser Reports on How It Is Manufactured ¬ Detroit Free Press ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ them to make a meat off him The wildcats and tigers that infest the Mex ¬ ican wilds flee from the peccaries with instinctive fear and even rattlesnakes keep out of their path St Louis He public A species of baboon inhabiting the colony of the Capeof Good Hope hasbe pome a pest to the farmers by destroy ¬ Murderous Baboons ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ing their lambs The baboons haunt the clumps of cactus scattered through the fields and exhibit much cunning in keeping out of the reach of theirhuman enemies It is asserted that they have taken note of the fact that women do not carry firearms and therefore need not be feared Butwhenaman appears the baboons instantly take to their heels Onthis account the farmers have lately devised the plan of dressing in womens apparel when they set out to shoot baboons Youths Companion A Corre ctlon Benjamin said Mr Bloobumper to his son I heard you allude to a young lady as a peach You must not do that Do you object to slang father Yes especially to incorrect slang The feminine form of peach is peach Erin o N Y Journal Hard Tree to Kill The life tree of Jamaica is harder to ldl than any other species of woody growth known to agriculturists It continues to grow and thrive for months after being uprooted and exposed to THE BUMBLEBEE The Big Queen Searches for a Home in the Early Spring - In early spring when the meadows Brst take on a tinge of green and the apple trees put forth their rosy buds we may often see a single large bumblebee lying low and swiftly back and forth across the lawns or pastures These great bees are the queens who have just awakened from their long winters sleep and are now seeking some favored spot wherein to com- ¬ mence housekeeping and found a col- ¬ ony for these insects like their cousin the honeybees live in colonies consist mgof three classes or castes drones or males queens or females and When our big queen has workers at last discovered a satisfactory build¬ ing site usually a deserted mouse hole she cleans it of all rubbish and litter and places within a ball of pollen in which she lays her eggs The young grubs hatch out possessed with enor- ¬ mous appetites and feeding on the pol- ¬ len eat into it in all directions At last when fully grown and their craving for food is satisfied they spin cocoons of silk in the l emains of the pollen and change to pupa While her family is thus sleeping quietly within their silken sells the old queen is constantly at work building up and strengthening the cocoons with wax Finally their sleep being over the pupa cases burst and the young bees ome forth in all their glory of black and golden livery and gauzy wings The first brood consists entirely of workers who immediately fall to and relieve their tired mother queen of ail work and duties with the exception of laying eggs They fly hither and thither always busy and industrious now plunging into the center of a gor- ¬ geous hollyhock or a sunny dandelion or buzzing about among the modest daisies or diving head first into some sweet scented aristocratic lily or rose always emerging from their quest for honey covered with the golden dust of pollen The honey and the pollen thu3 gathered are stored away and the eggs laid in the waxen cells from which the workers issued and the next brood composed of drones and young queens feed upon this store of nectar St Nicholas An interesting account of the manufacture of the so called Indian ink which is made only in the Anhui prov ¬ ince of China is given by Mr Fraser our consul at Wuku on the Yang tsze in his last trade report It is more cor- ¬ rectly called China ink encre de Chine and from Anhui it goes to every part of China and all over the world In 1895 about two tons of it valued at 564 were exported from Shanghai to foreign countries The materials with which this beautiful black ink is made are sesamum or colza oil or the oil ex- ¬ pressed from the poisonous seeds of a tree extensively cultivated in the Yang tsze valley and also well known in Japan To this varnish and pork fat are added The lamp black made by the combustion of these substances is classed according to the materials and the grade of fineness and also accord ¬ ing to the time taken over the process of combustion The paste made of this lampblack has some glue added and is beaten on wooden anvils with steel hammers Two good hammers can pre- ¬ pare in a day 80 pieces each weighing half a pound A certain quantity of musk of the muskdeer or of Baroos camphor for scenting and gold leaves varying from 20 to 160 to the pound are added to give a metallic luster The materials thus prepared are molded in molds of carved wood dried which takes about 20 days in fine weather and adorned with Chinese characters in V gilding About 32 average sized sticks of ink go to the pound The price raries from two shillings or less per pound to as much as seven pounds there being over a dozen different grades Nearly all writing is done by the natives throughout China Japan Corea Tongldng and Anam with this China ink rubbed down on a stone ink slab and applied with a paint brush of sable fox or rabbit hair set in a bamboo holder and when not in usd carefully covered with a protecting brass cap The superior kinds of this ink appear to be used in China and nog exported Manufacturer A North German- spouse sought re- ¬ lease from a brute of a husband be ¬ cause he advertised her to go to the masquerade as a captive balloon with a string tied around her ankle In Ida- ¬ ho of late a wife of that region sought a bill of divorcement one count in her indictment being that her husbamd smoked a pipe in their bedroom In his demurrer he declared that he smoked only the best tobacco that his wife knew he smoked when he married her and might rationally have expected the occasional fumigation of their dormitory ne declared also that he habitually smoked on the doorstep ex- ¬ cept when it rained and that his wife objected to his going to the saloon when it did as to his smoking in the parlor he averred that he tried it once in his early conjugal days and had no - Reasons for Divorce -- inclination to repeat the experiment He was therefore forced to take oea sional refuge in the bedroom but gen erally smoked out of the window as as loving and considerate husband should do No statute was foundim the Idaho codex covering the case which the judge advised them to settle out of court on a basis of mutualtolerance 1 - and conciliation 3Vot Chicago Inter Ocean theaunN f Y Snn Doesnt Always Work co Post Farmer Furrow Cheer up deacon She Wanted to Know you know all things come to him who It was at Asbury Park and Johnnie waits Deacon Dewgood Humph Did yov Masher had ardently declared his love to Nellie Chaffee ever catch a hen by laying for it I am wholly yours Mr Masher the Judge happy girl replied but would you Hi Definition kindly leave your card before you go Mrs Hornbeak What Is golf Ezry Not as a guarantee of Farmer Hornbeak Billiards gone to explained but am good faith shf I curious to knovt ras Puck your full -- A couple of stylishly dressed young women met on Market street yester- day shook hands kissed inquired after each others health and proceeded to It Is Mabels Chance Mrs Staggs I have noticed such a gossip Suddenly one paused andr great improvement in Mabel Gaswell staring at the other Sn surprise asked t What since she became engaged She used to so thin in the world makes you look be very reserved but now she is quite Thin affable and shakes hands with every ¬ ever did Why I weigh more than T body But you look as slim as a rail Mrs Spiffins That is because hand The slender girl reflected a moment shaking affords such an excellent on then blushed furiously portunitj to display her diamond en ¬ Oh let me get off the street Irnust gagement ring Cincinnati Commer ¬ be a fright she exclaimed I left my cial Tribune hips at home on a chair San Francis ¬ ¬ in Gooil For- - - - -- nEmeTainmny Times is - v inBr i3fc Vt i v- a THE BOURBON NipaS TUESDAY Royal raakes the food pure Wholesome and delicious AUGUST 31 1897 -- - -- V - Gov Bindley is now on speaking terms with all Kentucky He has had a long distance telephone placed in nib office t I The Democratic State Central Committee has been called to meet at noon Thursday at Lexington The campaign will be outlined ¬ Cotihs in the throat Do you cough a great deal especially when lying Are you hoarse at down times Does nearly every cold you take settle in your throat These throat coughs are very deceptive Dont neglect Troches or cough them syrups wont touch the spot You must take remedies that will enrich the blood tone up the nerves and heal the in¬ Is there i nroat a w tickling1 E3 - P fA POWDER Absolutely Pure v BOYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK THE SQU3B0H HEWS - J - - - i Seventeenth Year Established 1881 - K - - 4i payable bbuoe tar Make to Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER Editors and Oumers IPl the order nf CHAMP all Checks Money Orders etc MlILEB county tailgate raiders to read the papers caused them to make monkeys out of themselves by removing a gate from a pike which had been made free -But the turnpike anarchists dont have time to read the papers nohow Phesident McKinley is being round ¬ ly and justly criticised for visiting as a mourner the grave of Ossawat tomie John Brown a convicted mur ¬ derer and a desperate blood thirsty villain who deserved hanging a dozen times It was an act unbecoming the the President of the United States Business must indeed be bright when the New York Journal which a year ago was insisting that nothing but the free coinage of silver could bring pros- ¬ perity to the United States has pub- ¬ lished a full page article showing a pros- ¬ perous condition in New York and the Financial Review country over ¬ The failure of the band of Harrison flamed membranes SCOTTS EMULSION of Cod liver Oil with Hypophos phites contains such remedies It has wonderful nourishing and healing power The cause of the cough is removed the whole system is given new life Bon O T Wallace Prohibition candid ate for Clerk of Court of Appeals BASE BALL NOTES Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro- - iBr fessionals and Amateurs 1 SUPERIOR1 t jSkJNTID S 2 Yesterdays ball games 7 Cincinnati Baltimore Cleveland and vigor and the danger from threatening lung trouble is swept away Book about it free For sale by all druggists at 50c and 100 SCOTT BOWNE New York iNew lork o Boston Chicago G postponed Other games KENTUCKY DISC DRILLS Are used more extensively than all others made s V Displays one dollar per Inch for first lnser SCINTILLATIONS cion half rateK each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Locals in blac- - type An Interesting Jumble Of News And Too Much Hanna twenty cents per line each insertion Comment Fractions of Hues count ns full lines when running at line rates Chas Runner 15 hung himself near If Mark Hanna should suddenlv die Obituarcjs cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Bowling Green the free silver press would be in the like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise¬ The Ledger wants Rev Geo O Barnes dickens of a fix for something to write jld veri rsnxu rates ments and yearly cards v - k Endorsed By The County Committee called meeting Friday afternoon of the Bourbon County National Deino cratic Committee in session at Court- ¬ house in this city the following reso- ¬ At a Hi v W i- - lutions were adopted Resolved That we recomend as worthy of the warmest support of all good National Democrats at the coming November election Hon Frank Dudley of Clark county for State Senator of this the 28th Senatorial District and Hon Jas A Violett of Franklin ir - 7C- county for Commonwealths Attorney in the District composed of Bourbon Scott Woodford and Franklin counties Resolved That we hereby endorse the following gentlemen for the offices named and urge the National Dem- ¬ ocrats of Bourbon County to give them their heartiest support John Wood- ¬ ford for Sheriff Dr J Ed Ray for Cor- ¬ oner and G S Sparks for Assessor V Both Gov Bradley and Dr Hunter may take the stump for Bailey this fall and P Wat H alive will they please signify tVare still - miA2TF feSHPS whe If Hons J C S B same by rapping three times rtn the inet cab- ¬ Garland D Black silver nominee for Representative in Ohio county may be a gold bug before hes elected He thinks he has a gold mine on his farm Thos P Watson the late candidate for Vice President has tired of politics and will sell his paper and devote his time to law and literature Politics tired of Thomas some time ago Hon James to accept the nomination for Commo- ¬ nwealths Attorney of this district offered him by the National Democrats and will make the race against Robt Frank- ¬ a Violett has decided lin w J Bryan is said to be writing another book on the money question With his tongue and pen Bryan is about the busiest man in the country Like the brook Bryan babbles on for- ¬ ever ¬ about To them Mark is a bugaboo be hind every tree the incarnation of every ¬ thing that is fiendish or horrible and the personification of corruption When The Lexington canning factory re- ¬ they call anyone a Hannacrat they think sumed operations yesterday giving em- ¬ they have uttered the smartest meanest Davis ployment to about seventy five people and vilest thing possible The Nfws There are fourteen cases of typhoid has no mor6 use for Mark Hanna than Good times for shoe buyers this fever among the attendants at the Lex- has the silver press but thinks too week at One death occurred much Hanna is being inflicted on the ington asvlum tf reading public It is very nauseating Davis Thomson Isgrig Sunday Thirty Flemingsburgers went up to Men who like a cool quick quiet and Michigan last week on the Mackinac ex- ¬ easy shave should patronize Crawford D Cable photographer over Var The fall Bros barber shop Clean first class dens drug o cursion for a fishing trip make fine photos at crop of fish stories promises to be large bath rooms are connected with the shop reduced prices Kodak ork quickly and interesting Satisfactory service at all times done satisfaction guaranteed tf tf The large tobacco warehouse of JenD F SIMMONS Fryer burned to the ground at kins Falmouth destroying all the tobacco on Of Hockingport O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules hand Loss about 20000 partly insured The origin of the fire is unknown Hockingport O August 14 96 Dr Miles Heart Cure people at Anderson Ind To the Wright Medical Co Half the were made sick Friday by drinking red Columbus Ohio The lemonade at Barnums circus Gentlemen I have been using had been made with sul- ¬ Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach lemonade phate of zinc by mistake for tartaric trouble and constipation for some three months and find them even greater than acid recommended With pleasure and un ¬ miners who came to Seattle solicited I would recommend them to Thirteen 1 have from One Thousand to Fifteen 602 MAIN ST PARIS ffl Hundred Dollars to loan on first mortSunday from Alaska had 575000 in the suffering public Yours very truly Over DepositBank gage at eight per cent per annum gold They report grave danger of a D F Simaions Office hours famine in Klondike this Winter and ad- ¬ to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m HARMON STITT Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 vise persons not to go there until per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Spring trial size free A female deputy sheriff astonished the wrignrs ueiery Ta cures constipanatives at Lexington Saturday She tion sick headaches 25c at druggists ¬ Fountain of Lewis was Lillie K W S Anderson county and brought an insane woman HERE IS NO PROFESSION whose is Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends to Eastern Lunatic Asylum She labors so severely tax the nervous sys- ¬ Wrights Celery handsome and has held the office two To the Wright Medical Co Capsules tem as that of the ministry The de years Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights rangement of the nerve centers of the brain Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- ¬ by over work frequently brings on attacks gist WaverlyO and used them for Stomach of heart trouble and nervous prostration STOCK AND TURF NEWS Trouble and Coustipation I was unable to Rev J P Kester M D Pastor U B do anything for nearly two years I used Of Stock Crop Etc Sales and Transfers three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they church London Mills Ills himself a physi- ¬ Turf Notes have cured me Kor the benefit of others so cian writes Feb 26 1895 Heart affection afflicted I wish to send this letter and nervous prostration had become so county Cummins Bros In Harrison Very truly yours serious last fall that a little over work in W S Andersonof wheat to J E sold 1400 bushels Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box the pulpit would so completely prostrate me bend address on postal to the Wright Med Tr Hays at 1 per bushel tnat fc seemed certain I Co Columbus O for trial size free J iiAWO must relinquish th6 work At Cincinnati last week a hogshead of CUre of tbe ministry entirely Heart To Cure A Cold In One Day white burley brought 30 per cwt the Heart palpitation became ReStOreS so bad that my auditors highest price recorded since 1882 Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ would ask me if I did not Tom Collins a colt owned by Simms lets All druggists refund the money XlCdllll have heart disease Last if fails Anderson won a race at the Harlem T itBrooksto cure 25c For sale by W November I commenced taking Dr Miles and James Kennedy Paris New Heart Cure alternately with Dr Miles track Friday in fast time The purse Ky Nervine and derived the greatest possible was 400 ¬ ¬ ¬ to hold a meeting in Maysville Miss Mary Johnson 17 danced herself to death at Millville Pa Saturday The Winchester club lays here Thursday and the Carlisle team comts Friday for a game with Paris The Paris club lot two well contested games Thursday and Friday at Mt Sterling by scores of 15 to 12 aud U to 11 The courteous treatment received at Mt Sterling made the clubs visit to the Montgomery capital very pleisant The Paris ad M Ursburg team will play at Bacon rove this afternoon at three oclock L Spears and Coughlin will be the battery for Paris and Grimes and Howard for Millersburg Admis 25 cents hoys 15 ladies 10 sionmen Chairs will be furnished by Rudolph J Twenty five of these drills powed 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 Sold only Toy ¬ R J NEELY ¬ ¬ Ministers Should Use Money To Loan M H DAILEY ¬ J i T - IF YOU NEED ANY WALL Buy it now i - her the greatest human beingjn the world the peer of any man Agricultural Department says Ameri- ¬ can farmers this year will receive in public or in private life 500000000 in excess of that received W A Gaines a colored Republican last year for their wheat of Covington who has hungered for Saturday at Readville Pa Star McKinley pie since last March has had Pointer broke the worlds record and a large hunk of glory thrust upon him passed the two minute mark by pacing by being elected Supreme Master of the an exhibition mile in 159 i paced by a World by the order of United Brothers runner He was driven by McLaren of Friendship Geo O Graddy of Woodford is a magnanimous man Some time ago he bought 8000 bushels of wheat at sixty Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair cents from a neighbor Last week he released the seller from the contract leaving him free to sell at 1 per bushel but losing about 2500 himself seven stables have won as much as exposed and the foreboding and 1000 but seventeen have won 500 dread with which she looks for- ¬ Editor C C Moore has nominated each Talbot Bros and Woodford ward to the hour of womans Mrs Josephine K Henry of Versailles Everman each won 450 severest trial Is appreciated by but for President of the United States Assistant Secretary Brigham of the few All effort should be made Moore considers China hogs at At the sale of If Mexico should adopt the gold Springfield Ills Polandnam d Klevers a hog standard and such a course is not unlikely the blow would almost kill Model sold for 5100 This is the largBryan It wool knock the wind out of est price ever paid for a hog During the Newport meeting only to which the the free silver cause in the United ¬ THE DANGER Expectant Mother States benefit I have just closed revival work of weeks preaching nearly every night and twice on the Sabbath I can sneak for hours without suffering as I formerly did Hard working ministers should keep Dr Miles grand remedies on hand Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee is first bottle will benefit or money refunded 10 j J I PAPER It will be higher Your Life Insured 1c a Day bank- ¬ Special low prices will be given to par-¬ ties papering several rooms to smooth these rugged places able paper on the Capital City Bank of in lifes pathway for her ere she Columbus O There can be no stronger given you use presses to her bosom her babe guaranteename without We dare not you a banks authority if Our insurance is protected by MOTHERS FRIEND j Li xcivuubucbb ana so nt tUM LJ ll ciluic mat me cnange goes ror- ward in an easv manner without such violent protest in the way of Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy forebodings yield to cheerful and hopeful anticipations she passes ol -- xxcya tvt X- - I doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and bck Headaches 100 cays treatment co9ts lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist SPECI4LTIES Si WOOD MANTELS AND TILINGS aSfi K OR K k CREAM Wf iA Z V BAKING POWDER - MOST PERFECT MADE of Tartar Pnwrfpr from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant art - H Hampton at 475 110 of I C Van meter at 475 36 of Prewitt Vanmeter at 4 75 26 of Dr S W Willis at 465 76 of Vanmeter and Robinson at 4 62 141 of Will Pace at 475 392 of S D Goff at 475 55 of Calmes Brothers at 475 through the ordeal quickly and without pain is left strong and vigorous and enabled to iovouslv DEALER IN r the ligh anduholycdurtif Furniture Window ha es Oil uuvuivcu ujjuu ner ocucLy Bales agent for Chicago parties Cloths Carpets Mattresses JW to life of both is assured by the bought during the past week in Claris Etc use of Mothers Friend and County the following bunches of cattle the time of recovery shortened 205 of Joe Brown at 175 23 of T and Special attention given to Undertakchildren who suffered greatly in the birth of each who obtained a bottle of Mothers Friend of me before her fourth confinement and was relieved quickly and easily All agree that their labor was shorter and less painful GEO W DAVIS J T HINTON k I 4 V ¬ UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO I know one lady the mother of three ing and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Ky j J P KIELY John Q Polhill Macon Ga 61 Main st Paris Ky A pure Grace Cream t W j 40 YEARS THE STANDARD PER BOTTIiE at all Drug Stores down 9100 sent by aaail on receipt of price or stairs unfurnished two furnished up ¬ BOOKS Containing invaluable of stairs rooms Address Box 76 Paris FREE interest to all women information to will be sent any address upon application by 20 aug 4t The bradfielo regulatorco Atlanta Ga For rent One front room ii - Up i i j m 1y mmm-rmmMFm--- J 7 M 7 1 - w - - p im jl oH THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY AUGUST - 31 1897 THE Beco The Fiscal Court met Saturday to dis Lexington turnpike cuss the Maysville Seventeenth Year Established 1881 case but did not taku definite action in Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as the case and adjourned until next Sat- ¬ ¬ lllllll HEWS 124 Payable in Advance S2 00 Six months Still Collecting Toll PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY jiss mail matter TELEPHONE NO SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year S100 VK- Hot Springs Va Mrs Lou Palmer leaves to day for a yisit in Austin O colors which will be sold at an immense sacrifice yes far below cost Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Miss Tva Perry arrived home from payable to the order of Champ MrLiiKR This is no catch penny advertisement but a sensational sale that will pike in Estill Springs yesterday The Georgetown and Paris make purchasers happy on flour and bacon Scott has been made free It was con- ¬ Get our prices Judge Matt Walton of Lexington demned and valued at 7500 which was in the city yesterday Son Fee sum was allowed by the jury NUPTIAL KNOTS Lexington of Lewis Tom The Robinson Franklin circus ex-¬ Twenty three turnpikes were made visited friends here Sunday hibits at Frankfort to day Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ free by the Harrison Fiscal Court last emnizations Of The IMarriage Vows Miss Anna May Simms has return- ¬ The Presbyterian Church at Clinton week ed from a visit in Harrodsburg A handsome white woman and a col- ¬ ville cleared 40 on a recent concert Son Miss Lizzie Whaley daughter of ored porter who eloped from Wapoko Fine wines and liquors Fee neta O were refused a marriage license W H Whaley is illof typhoid fever Wanted To buy Collins History of Winchester Goods At 12 oclock on the night of July 2Sth the Dingley Tariff The woman was worth Kentucky Apply at The News office Mr James Condon left yesterday at Covington Bill took effect and all the imported Dry Goods Hosiery considerable money We take pleasure in calling attention for a trip to the Nashville Centennial step ladder with shelf Gloves and Notions will be advanced in price by the import- ¬ FrvE foot to the advertisement of the Winchester Some women take queer notions Margaret Terry has returned Miss ers and manufacturers to double what they were under the Cook Winn 4t forty cents Repeating Arms Co which appears in from a visit to relatives in Kansas City Mrs Horsford of Louisville deserted a -Wilson Bill Anticipating this I bought my Fall and Winter of magnificent physique E P Bean has rented the residence our issue to day This far famed house visiting her husband Silks Woolens and Silk and Wool Mxed Dress Goods and Mrs Henry Isgrig is d of Mrs A A Barclay on Mt Airy has the reputation the world over of sister Mrs H C Sharpp in Maysville and eloped to St Louis with a have all the new weaves of Drap dEtes Coverts Moscoviettas making the best guns and ammunition deformed red haired butcher with avenue Armour Weaves etc now in store all of which will as long Miss Agnes Welsh of Mt Sterling expressionless eyes jw on the market They charge no more as any of them last be sold at the old low prices but when Ex Mayor F R Armstrong and for their goods than is asked for far is visiting her cousin Miss M E Shea these are gone there will be no more to be purchaced in the Announcement cards have been is iiied family will move to Lexington about inferior makes by smaller manufactur ¬ Messrs C C and Squire Turner of the marriage of Miss Charlotte Lewis market at low prices Everything affected by the new tariff October 1st ers Buy Winchester goods always and of Mt Sterling were in the city yester Mason of Frankfort and Mr Daniel will advance in first hands and we retailers will be compelled -you will have something that can be re- ¬ day to go with the procession whether agreeable or not If yon Payne of Virginia The bride is the Asa Martin the weather prophet of upon will come to my store now you can make a selection of a nice Miss Margaret Iugels left Saturday daughter of Mr H P Mason of the Winchester says the first snow will fall lied spend a Mason Ford Company of Frankfort dress cheap but if you postpone vour call in a t hort time our Springs to on October 28th Engagements of Auctioneer A T Forsyth evening for Estill present stock will be sold out and you will be left few days David Bedden aged eighty nine fathnear North A heavy hail fell Sunday Remember the latest st3les and best qualities of goods tan Sept 4 Lancaster Northcott house Misses Maggie and Cora Kelly of er of fourteen living children and Mrs crops were and lot on Seventh street Middletown and tobacco always be found at Mt Sterling are visiting Miss Mary Anna Wakeman aged eighty one moth- ¬ slightly damaged on Holleran heirs lot Sept4 Battailes er of eleven children were married Fri ¬ -Seventh street Mr Elmer Foote is visiting his day at English Ind He was a wise Cliff Bush Co are putting a 400 Sept 6 E M Dicksons Master Com ¬ artificial stone pavement around the brother Mr Willard Hutchinson in man who said the old fool is the big- ¬ missioner sales gest fool of all A Believer in The Best Goods at The Lowest Prices new Methodist Church Lexington Sept 14 Wm Myall assignee S D the pretty Miss Elvia Langston Messrs C G Daugherty and C B September wheat fell 3 J cents yester- ¬ and L M Clays farm 198 acres old friends eighteen-year-ol- d daughter of Mr and Wheat Sept 15 R L Bowles executor S Dickson spent Sunday with day at Chicago closing at 89 Mrs R L Langston eloped Friday in Louisville Bowles farm 293 acres and stock closed at 95 in Cincinnati Judge Embry of Washington D night with Ed Woods of this city Sept 24 F R Armstrongs house ¬ m-rLost A bunch of small keys O was in the city yesterday en route The couple went to Maysville where hold furniture etc they were married at the Central Hotel eluding post office key Reward for to Estill Springs Office Fee oysters and celery They returned home Sunday night Fresh turn of same to The News Miss Effie Paton leaves to day for great surprise Sou of Millersburg to attend the Millersburg The marriage created The C O excursion last Thursday Female College Jessie Sooth Cut took 567 people to Atlantic City from First bottling old Sam Clay whiskey All our nOc dress goods now 25c Lexington i Fee Son and Central Ken- ¬ Cincinnati Louisville Miss Issa Walker of Lawns formerly 8 and 10c now 5c -Jessie Booth who lives on the PalGrace Swearensen tucky Choice of our finest lawns 12 to 20c now 10 WHEEL NOTES mer place two miles from Paris was the guest of Mss Airy avenue Sea Island percales best quality now Sjc Woodford county will vote on a prop- ¬ found on the Peacock Distilling pike on Mt Large line of Pnang formerly S l 3c now 5c Mr John McClintock of Richmond Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At osition to issue 50000 worth of bonds yesterday afternoon bleeding fiom a Home And Elsewhere 72 inch bleached table linen 1 kind now 65c to purchase and maintain roads which number of knife wounds He was was the guest of his sister Mrs Chas ¬ All our table linens formerly 50 and 75c- - now 40c There are 60000 cyclers in WashingrV- are now leased brought to Paris and his wounds were N Fithian Saturday 50 doz finest linen napkins 75 and L a dozen ton Mis Talbott and daughters Misses of her household dressed by Drs Joe Fithian and F M Not having sold all Our finest kid gloves 175 kind now SI ¬ Fifteen hundred cyclers attended the Saturday Mrs T H Mitchell Faries Booth says he was cut by Will Mary and Anna Lee Talbott have re Ripley O goods Standard brands bleached and brown cotton 5c fair Thursday 10 4 Utica sheeting full width ISc the sale beginning at two Henry He has several cuts on his head turned from a visit in Cynthiana will conclude and one dangerous stab just below the Editor J R Williams of the Mid ¬ Rudolph Davis and James and Frank Best dress and apron ginghams 5c oclock this afternoon drinking way Clipper is in tha city on a visit Daugherty wheeled to Blue Licks Sun- left shoulder Booth had been Ladies Summer vests 25c kind full taped 10c H0ne pint tin cup one cent fdajfc with his wife at MrB S Lettons Septeinber Revenue Assignments One quart tin cup two cents of A Messrs Jess Fee and Chas Clasgene Mrs H L Herzogg formerly Miss Two quart tin cups three cents O and Lt T Ash Among the revenne assignments for Carrie Price of Paris is here from Cin ¬ of New Richmond Winn Cook It September made by Collector Shelby cinnati on a visit to her brother Mr I burn of Batavia were here Saturday en route to Louisville s Storekeepers L Price N excursion Friday from are noted the following The L W A Johnson and J T Brock at Lexington Richmond and Paris carried Broad Forrester of Chicago rode Miss Alleen Thomas of Winchester to Cincinnati Of this num ¬ Paris Distilling Co E B Hedges G G who has been visiting her sister Mrs J through from that city on his wheel last cfc- - 750 people White Co Storekeepers and gaugers ber seyenty five were from Paris T Hedges has gone to Covington to week and is the guest of his uncles P Duvall Paris Distilling Co B visit relatives F Messrs Broad and A Smedley near C D Young formerly of this city McElroy Peacock Distilling Co Gau- ¬ 1897 Misses Agnes Walsh and Cora and Hutchison late of Cleveland O has purchased a gers E F Darnaby Paris Distilling The newest hat for a wheel woman is Margaret Kelly of Mt Sterling are jewelry store in Delaware O and has Co guests of Miss Mary Holleran on a derby of coarse straw It is very nob moved to that city Mr Youngs Pans bv with narrow upturning rim and Seventh street Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them Star fruit cans twenty five cents friends hope the venture may be a suc ¬ plain black band It may be of white Winn Cook 4t Col E F Clay Messrs C F Clay cessful one gray Buckner and others returned straw or it may be of a greenish ZESiD cool barber shop Walker A dozen merchants told The News bicycle suit Crawford Bros a two weeks hunt at Oil fawn or gray to match the t yesterday that they had caught a good with its quick quiet and satisfactory Saturday from added considerable interest Just received to Paris by service has well appointed hath rooms Springs Clark county Politics share of the trade attracted Car of the Celebrated Mr E T Hinton spent Sunday at to the colored G A R pic nic Satur- ¬ merchants say that bet- ¬ attached The bootblack puts on green the circus The ter trade is evidence that the times are tan and patent leather polish the only Estill Springs Mrs Hinton who has day at the fair grounds Judge H C McClintock been at the Springs for several weeks Howard and James D improving one in Paris having the green polish Republican nomina- ¬ Call and examine before you buy not yet returned home has candidates for the iiRtD4t Rattr and Ed Small both you note the cheerful and happy Did Mr E T Porter of Lexington will tion for County Judge made speeches m colored quarreled and fought Saturday They be the guest of Mr Geo D Mitchell faces of the ladies about town night on Eighth street near High and are all using Paris mill flour It to day He comes to attend the Elk by Small Batts was shot in OF Lodge social session this evening The latter was arrestecTmit gave bond Miss Nannie Miller and sister have Miss Mary Lark Nichols of Lex HOUSEHOLD FUBN1TURE ETC for his appearance for trial leased the flat on the second floor over ineton who has been the guest of Miss The John Robinson Franklin Bros Dr J T Vansants office on Fifth street June Jameson left Saturday for a visit I will offer at public sale at ten circus gave two excellent performances and moved in last week Miss Miller to Miss Norma Snell in cynthiana oclock a m on in this city yesterday on the Bacon lot invites all her former patrons to call at The Courier Journal Sunday said WE HAYE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00K P The afternoon her new location as she is now prepa on South Main street FRIDAY SEPT 24 1897 Mr and Mrs W O Hinton of Paris performance was attended by fully to give her usual careful attention to have returned from Dawson Springs IMPORTED SUITINGS AD TROUSERINGS all my household and kitchen furniture 4t fashionable dress making three thousand people on consisting of four bed room sets carpets and are guests of Mr Oscar Farmer chairs chinaware kitchen utensils etc First street The News is requested to announced Also a splendid Jersey cow Paris Classical Institute property Mrs Dillard and daughter Miss that Eld Chas W Radcliff of Camp consisting of four acres of ground and F R ARMSTRONG bellsburg Ind will preach at Stony building of thirty rooms for sale or ex ¬ Annie Dillard who have been guests of Our Prices are lower than any houpe in Central Kentucky when 30ag 3t A T Forsyh Auctr Point Thursday morning at eleven change or rent as a whole or in sub- ¬ Mrs Nannie McClintock and the Misses quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call of division Eld J H Oliphant Etta and Mamie McClintock left Fri- ¬ oclock W H McMillan lOaug lm day for a visit in Carlisle Pimento Ind will preach at the same past seven Mr Thos Mitchell will leave to- ¬ place that evening at half Did you know the Paris mill was run ¬ - 3 oclock ning night and dav and are behind on morrow for a visit to friends in Har On the Winchester and Paris pike FX1V3B MERCHANT S So dont wait till you are rodsburg and his mother Mrs Bettie near Thatchers old mill on Saturday of their orders The two story frame residence Mitchell leaves for Chattanooga to visit evening a black white and tan fox ter- ¬ It S E TIPTON Cutter Terrill about nine miles from out to put in your order Saml J rier dog small in size had small leather her son Mr Oscar Mitchell Paris on the Gano Hill pike near Cen¬ Full line of samples Messrs Julius Purnell and Ben collar on with no name on name plate We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt When such men as W W Massie an A Dog answers ro name of Harry to the ground Sun terville was burned Frank and Misses Marie and Louise liberal rewTard will be paid for his re ¬ No in¬ old miller Jas Fea the day afternoon with contents in town Capt Cook Eph January Parrish have gone to Cincinnati to be turn and no questions will be asked ¬ surance Loss several thousand dol- and a number of others say they never entertained in that city by Miss Lilly ALFRED CLAY ac- ¬ lars The fire originated from the mill flour Stevens at the home of a relative saw the equal of the Paris Austerlitz Ky 2t cidental dropping of a spark from Mr you run no risk in trying it V Sadie Misses Mary Webb Gass 4It Terrills pipe Hart Nannie Wilson and Eva Chamber OF THE FDR SHE PMTELY N has Purity is the name You have it lain who have been members of Miss of the L H H Hancock Gays house party in just returned from a short visit in Al ¬ when you use the first grade of Paris Katherine county arrived home yester- ¬ Woodford It derson W Va and reports that fisher mill flour I offer for sale privately 273 acres of day land 2 miles from Paris Said land men are having fine aport on Greenbrier Chase Sanborns teas and coffees Miss Etha Vanarsdell of Harrods ¬ has on it a 5 room cottage stockbarn 0 Hancock Fee Son River His uncle W ft burg who has been visiting Mrs C B with 12 box stalls a good tobacco barn caught a bass last week which weighed stock Mitchell left yesterday for North Mid splendid circular barn for young terms 5i pounds was 22 inches long and 6 Yesterdays Temperature and other improvements For dletown to take a position as teacher in apply to inches wide Mrs Herr of Portsmouth beginning at 10 oclock a m I will sell at Raceland 2h miles The following is tbe temperature as the Kentucky Classical and Business MRS J MONROE LEER O caught a bass 22f inches long 8 yesterday by A J Winters Co College Box 380 Paris Ky from Paris on the Georgetown pike weighing 5 pounds noted inches wide of this city 27aug 6t Hon J C C Black of Augusta The fisb were caught with a hook and 7a m 7U Ga was the guest yesterday of his line 71 8 a m 3 Mr 9 p m 75J kinsman Mr T E Ashbrook Special Notice BYE GDRN WHEAT Black twice defeated the noted Thos WANTED 82 11 a m Send for Catalogues 83 Watson populistfor a seat in Congress Mrs Parrishs classes in music will 12 m Terms of sale Cash 86 2 p in He was a gallant Confederate soldier begin for the Fall term on Monday 86 3p m serving in Col Breckinridges Company Will pay highest market price Sept 6 th For terms and other particu ¬ 88 4p m New York has been full of Kentuck R B HUTCHCRAFT 79 6 p m PARIS - KENTUCKY lars apply at Mrs Parrishs residence dParis Ky 24aug 4t 76A 7p m ians for a week Bourbon people were 30apg4t on High Street news costs you cant even get a port fu03i a gun fkke of charge rf Consequently the three gate3 on Col Baldwins road are still collecting toll A member of the court yesterday told The News that it was more than likely that the 19000 or its equivaleut would by Saturday be paid over to Cir¬ cuit Clerk Hart Talbot for Col Baldwin and the gates be thrown open immediate- ¬ ly thereafter urday Notes The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And Elsewhere Mr L Frank has returned from New York Mrs J M Hall has returned from nastily Jotted On The Streets At regiitered at the following hotels Metropole C Arnsparger Paris Col ¬ onnade P B Carr J H Buhrman Paris Broadway Cential J G Smedley O W Ingels Millersburg St Denis F P Ldwry M H Daily Paris Broad- ¬ way Central T CColliver and wifeand Miss Mattie Dudley Carlisle Miss Nellie Holt of Louisville is here on a visit to relatives Mrs F M Faries and sons nave arrived home from a visit to reiatives in Middletown O Thev were accom- ¬ panied by Mrs I C Faries mother of Dr F M Faries who came for a short visit in Pans Hurry up on Hard Time Prices the General is coming Winn Cook Great Mid Summer Sale of Fins Footwear marking down prices on Spring and Summer shoes regardless of cost which we cordially invite the public to inspect In this sale we include a number of broken lots of the very best makes of Ladies button and low cufc shoes in both black and light We have gone through our stock Davis Thomson Isgrig New Goods at Old Prices one-legge- ¬ Gr TUCKERS -- OUT e- SALE All our Summer goods marked down to sell at once Here are a few the Bargains ¬ large variety other articles all marked down to one half former value at CONDON Toy NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk - For Sale O w AR3DS STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS thJh I oTclio Sale 0 EDWARDS -- FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Lost or Stolen X TAIIORS oldest-grocery-m- an - H OLOSING OUT SALE On Thursday September 16 97 Raceland Herd of Jersey Cattle i Oyer 100 head of Registered Jersey Cows and Heifers and three fine Bulls CATESBY WOODFORD J Vr - s iws smsg KltyRgWBPmvQWFr Kjy i 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP MBUCE MILLER Editors and Own THE BOmiBON NEWS TUESDAY AUGUST W 31 1897 A PICNIC IN TINTOWN of lova and passion which I longed to ¬ JIM Mordaunt Dook she called him In a novel His fond mother found the name she gave to him I dont like it fer Id kinder took A sort of notion favorble to Jim But when she looked up at me from the Half dead but happy an she said I want That you shall name him after all I said Why blame it all of course it is Mor-¬ daunt She knew the way I felt about such names An this was a sacrifice fer she Had often heard me say that honest James Had just about the proper ring fer me But though twas disappointment still I thought She was the one that had the right to choose An I there wasnt any question ought To reconcile my wishes to her views He was so delicate so teeny small But smarter than the cracker of a whip I dont believe he ever cried at all Somehow hed pucker up his little lip An look at you until you was ashamed Of all the sins you knew he knew youd - bed psA r- - gv B 14 ISBK- - v- - -- A v if fe- - r3 ur - ft - bungalow as my father always called his house Bertha had never seemed to me so fair so altogether worthy of my love and my life Early in the after- ¬ noon for she had come before the rest hear to aid us in arranging for our numerous Me whisperin so happily to him Yer names Mordaunt old boy when guests I had seen her color rise as I made some slight remark about her ap- ¬ mothers near But when theres only me about its Jim pearance and as our hands met I thought hers treidbled Was it my We never told our little secret and We never will We never never will imagination Or was she too like me Somewhere off yonder in a flowry land longing to acknowledge- her love A little babys toddlin toddlin still I shall not be with you log Bertha A seekin in the sunshine all alone The God that gave an then that sent fer I said hoping thus to prepare the way him I shall be leaving Mordaunts the name carved on the little for my proposal Kong within a month to take for Hong stone But 1n my heart the name is always Jim up my appointment Chicago Record Yes yes Charlie I have heard it all from father he says you passed your WmmmYM exams with flying colors I am so glad A DOUBLE DEATH Glad glad of the fate which ban- ¬ ishes me from England and from MWAWAWMWMTOWWWftWmw But she did not let me finish the sen- ¬ tence No of course not that it will be look back now it seems to me I that I must always have been in awfully lonely without you and the love with Bertha Maxwell Certainly old place wont seem like itself a bit know that if I try to fix the time when but still youre a man and you have got it became an accepted fact upon which to make your name and way in the I thought while awake and dreamed world and Im glad that you are making a thousand tender dreams while sleep- ¬ so good a start ing I find it quite impossible to do so I could look forward to my life in As a matter of fact we had grown up the east Bertha dear with a great together Herbert Maxwell the banker- deal more joy if the prospect were not B n and my own dear old gov- ¬ so lonely -of Berthas eyes fell before ernor who was a retired colonel and my ardent gaze and I fancied that her lived on his pension and a small but lips trembled and I hastened to put an convenient income which alas is now end to the tension we were both under mine through his death had been life- ¬ when a rollicking voice broke in upon long friends And so when my father us returned from 20 years service in India Ah here you are Bertha What it was taken for granted that he would and Charlie too Ah I hope I am settle down in B n and pass the not de trop Shall I come again Ha evening of his life with the dear old ha and Bojal Phelps laugh rang out chum of his boyhood clear and loud but with a touch of Whether these two as they sat over cynicism in its ring their evening grog laid plans and Not for the world replied Bertha wove schemes for the united fortune crimsoning to her hair we were just of Bertha and myself I have never quite arranging the games for the day and known but the ill concealed grief my now you can help us And so the father displayed when certain un ¬ golden moment passed and the word toward events came between us and I had been longing to speak remained for a long dreary hopeless time blotted unspoken then and alas remained un- ¬ the sun- from our sky led me to believe spoken for many bitter years so Tennis and gossip and tea and At any rate Berthas buddiug girl- ¬ laughter and merrymaking soon sped hood and my awkward boyhood were the afternoon I had succeeded with spent together We played tennis we the aid of Berthas cousin Eva Win went fishing we took long walks throp in beating Eoyal and Bertha at through the beautiful country which tennis and had then given myself to the n and so we insensi ¬ duties of hospitality surrounded B At last however I found nself free bly grew into each others lives and became a daily necessity to each other and went in search of Bertha resolved At this time Bertha was to me the to endure my uncertainty no longer most beautiful of human beings in- - I approached the library window and deed she is so still and never for a had almost entered the room when I single moment has anyone else seemed heard Berthas voice It was clear and quite so fair or so lovely Her figure cold and positive was lithe and graceful her step when No I have told you how impossi- ¬ she walked buoyant with overflowing ble it is I should wrong you and mj health and her cheeks dyed with that self I cannot marry you because I rich hue so often seen in those of south- ¬ do not lovevou ern birth while her eyes were at once I was about to beat a hasty retreat serene and thoughtful or brimming from my false position when Eoyals over with mirth and mischief She had words chained me to the ground a thousand little ways peculiar to her- ¬ Its for that proud brute Charlie self all of Avhich 1 now know endeared I suppose Im thrown over Oh well her to me take him but curse him Ill However I must come to my story You forget yourself I have not said if I run on about Bertha I shall I love another certainly I have not said for never cease The hair is frosty about I love Charlie We are old friends that my temples now and my step is not is all nothing more He is no more to so quick as it once was but a little lady me than you who now walks beside me through the But I could staj to hear no more same green lanes often looks up archly and with heart beating I gained my Dad you do own room and hid my grief from the in my face and says like to talk about mother And so curious eyes about me And so this I do was the end He is no more to me Well the time came for me to go away than you Oh cruel words And to complete my education When we I ah there to me she was more than parted I remember it as if it were all the world beside yesterday Bertha kissed me over and over again It was however only as a Governor if you mind I young and iunocent girl shekissedme Ill spend the next dontweeks in think¬ Lonfew and as she stood in the doorwaj be- ¬ don Ive a good deal to do before sail- ¬ tween my father and hers waving a ing and if you will run up with me we tearful farewell it was to a chum and can be pretty much together until I a playmate of childhood only that her leave adieus were given All right my boy I shall be delight- ¬ Four years passed swiftty away I ed but I thought ah well nevermind occasionally saw Bertha and I at least what I thought I shall be ready when- ¬ knew that the camaraderie of our child ever you are liood was at an end Bertha had grown And so the next day we slipped away into the most queenly creature in the to town I leaving a brief note for world and had taken her place quite Bertha saying I hoped to see her again undisputed cs the belle of B n Her before sailing though I knew full well me was as charming as that I should not dare to see her witn manner with ever but there was a slight constraint those words still ringing in my ears at such times as we were altogether He is no more to me than you alone not the constraint of formality I will not dwell on the days my dear that of diffidence For my part I old father and myself spent together in but found that instead of decreasing her London They were the last I ever attractions to me my absence had spent with him He died three months served to enhance them To me she was after I left England We were as then what she ever has been the one brothers together then and he entered woman in the world Every day I re ¬ into all my plans with greater zest than solved to put my fate to the test but myself and when at lastl told him hesitation born of timidity prevented how and why I had come to resign all me and the time passed away without thought of Bertha his deiection seempd any ever giving utterance to the words I as real and as deep as mine - named By such a name a helpless little one An thinkin that when we two was alone I called him by the name I liked so well His mother would a grieved if shed a known But neither Jim ner me would ever tell We never told Hed laugh an crow to I often thought he grieved because wed done But if I hesitated there were others more bold indeed Bertha at every garden party or other social func tion in the neighborhood was always the center of a group of devoted admirers Among them all Eoyal Phelps was preeminent alike for his handsome per- ¬ son and for a certain fascination of manner which made him popular with men and women alike He stood over six feet had fair hair and blue eyes and an athletic frame in which grace and strength were equally apparent Bertha while appearing to share the general admiration for him never seemed quite at ease in his presence and it was perhaps this evident con- ¬ straint whenever he was present which led my father to chaff me pleasantly one evening after dinner by saying Charlie my boy you had better not let your bird of paradise remain un ¬ caged much longer or some one else And then the dear old may catch it fellow laughed and winked at me mys- ¬ teriously as though he were quite in the know I think it was the presence of Eoyal Phelps and many suggestive hints about his devotion to Bertha which finally determined me to put to the test my chance of happiness with her It was a bright and lovely day in June and a large party had assembled upon the spacious lawn in front of our ¬ ¬ speak AS I - - SHE HAD HUSTLED Bear old dad next to my wife hewai J the best chum I ever had and I can Her Life Had Neeu Full of Action aad see him now as he stood waving his Her Memory Was Good umbrella on that foggy day when the I want you to state to the court exOriental carried me away from home actly what your occupation has been and all I loved to China during the past five jears said a lawyer to a buxom looking lady of about Of my life in Hong Kong I need not 35 years who was on the witness stand Well let me see said the witness speak in detail It was a combination reflectively with half closed eyes Ive of hard work which soon led to pro- ¬ motion and such sports as are to be hustled I can tell you that to begin found in the island Having been a with Five years ago I was running a blue at Oxford I was soon well to the railroad restaurant in Wyoming but I front in cricketing circles and singu-¬ give it up cause the trains stopped stop larly enough it was my interest in ping there for meals Then I opened up cricket which led to consequences to a newsstand and cigar store out in Bertha and myself as far reaching as Shooting Iron Dakota but it didnt pay they were sad I had been chosen as very well so I sold out and took up a one of the eleven to represent Hong quarter section of land and thought Id Kong against Shanghai upon the sad go into the Sheep bizness but that sort and memorable occasion when theBok o thing was too lonesome for one of my hara was wrecked on the return voy-¬ disposition so I give it up and opened age and with a few exceptions all a boarding house in a mining town and hands were lost By what seemed to that was lively enough until the botme the merest fluke at the time I man- ¬ tom dropped out o the camp because of aged to cling to a plank and after be ¬ the manes petering out Then I pub ing tossed about till nearly dead by lished and edited a newspaper for six months and the surf was thrown ashore thorough ¬ as my own spent the next six months lawyer fighting the libel ly exhausted The news of the catas- ¬ suits I had on hand Then I opened up trophe cast a gloom over the entire Eu- ¬ a dressmakin establishment but that ropean population and it was cabled was too home that all were ost Before the started confinin so I give it up and out in the Christian science newrs was corrected Bertha was mar-¬ business and done well at it for awhile ried and married to Eoyal Phelps but I found that I could do better teach Her father shortly after the death in dancin so went I into that for the of mine had succumbed to pneumonia winter and the next spring I opened and Bertha with her mother had up an employment office greatly to their surprise been left in pay very well so along but it didnt in the fall I comparative poverty So that when started out as a singin evangelist and Eoyal renewed his suit Bertha had during the winter I married a revival yielded and to gain a home for her preacher but I left him when I found mother had consented to an early mar that he had another wife and opened riage And when the news reached up abakeshop in a new town in I England that I with two others had but the town didnt growasl Arizona thoughtit been saved from the Bokhara Bertha would so I sold out and opened up a was already the wife of another I real estate office Colorado but hard shall never forget the effect upon me times struck thein state so I went to of the news that she was no longer New York to sell stock ¬ for a coal free The meaning seemed to have ing company but I found I could domin ¬ betbeen taken out of life and for me there ter lobbying in Washington and went was no joy in the present no hope in there but the climate did not Iagree the future with me so I went to Minneapolis as a book agent and on the way there I Two dreary years passed away and I married a man in Chicago who said came home having resigned my ap ¬ that he was a rich publisher but he lied pointment in the east resolved to set- ¬ and I left him after three months and went down to New Mexico to open a tle down in England and devote to those literary pursuits for which sanitarium for consumptives Then I I believed myself to be better suited started out and went through nine than for public service I had no in- states as a magnetic healer and trance tention of settling in B n The medium and I made big money at that place was too full of sad suggestions until I got converted at a Moody meetto prove inviting to me I was com- ¬ ing and joined the Salvation armj- - but pelled to go down there however short- ¬ I I guess that will do interrupted the ly after my arrival to attend to the lawyer disposition of certain family belong All right responded the witness ings and it was then for the first time but I aint half through yet I tell since that fateful afternoon that I N Y World again saw Bertha How changed she you but Ive hustled was Not that she was less beautiful PERFECT BREAD but her proud face was oh so sad It seemed as though she had gonethrough Some Suggestions Wliicli May Be oi a world of sorrow since I last saw her Value Her greeting was one almost too pain- ¬ The only flour which gives to us a ful for either of us and when she said bread which may truly be designated We all thought you were drowned as the staff of life is that which is you are as one risen from the dead rightly called entire wheat flour I realized that sHe would never have This contains not only the starch the been the wife of Eoyal Phelps but for carbonaceous part of the wheat which the news of my death What I saw and so largely predominates in white learned in B n made me resolve to flours but the nitrogenous principle stay there for the present at least I as well To fail to supply this flour to do not know how I came to suspect- it our children the consumers of so but the suspicion grew and at last be- large a proportion of our bread stuffs came absolute knowledge that Eoyal is to fail to supply them with healthily Phelps was turning the life of the only constructed bones muscles and nerves woman I had ever loved into misery while to people generally it is almost I had always known him to be of a as important But if prejudice or reckless disposition but I had not habit or taste demands a white flour dreamed that he was addicted to gam see to it that it is of a rich yellowish bling drunkenness and debauchery white and so rich in the nitrogenous I did not see him often and I scarcely principles that it will receive and reever saw Bertha when I did her face tain the imprint of the hand when was so sad so silently and uncom- closely pressed within it Perhaps plainingly sad that it was all I could of all the kinds of flour that called do to look at it and remain quiet As graham is the most difficult to ob for Eoyal he had grown gross in per ¬ tain of a really good quality Farmers son and coarse in manner and scarecly who send their own wheat to mill and ever seemed quite sober And so the receive it back again get good graham days passed from a distasace I watched flour but seldom if ever do we acmy proud beautiful darJing pine and quire it under other circumstances lade till I feared that death mirht By many it is preferred to any other step in to interfere whete I was pow- kind and to many it is invaluable the erless Thus thinirs went on till onfi husk acting1 mechanically in helping U night I was summoned bv a message to break up the effete matter and so from Berthas mother Come ouick- helping it in its passage through the ly we are in great trouble intestinal canal I went and found the doctor there be Next let the lard and the butter be of fore me and learned that an hour be ¬ the very best do not use that abomina fore Eoyal had come home drunk and tion called cooking butter and use upon meeting his wife had first abused both cold and hard whenever possible her and then struck her cruel blow The manner of mixing some of the which had left- her senseless at his feet fancy breads necessitates the use of He had then sallied forth ngain leav ¬ softened not melted butter but ing his wife for all he knew dead plain bread requires hard lard or butThere was little I could do but creep ter back to my solitary miseiy and spend As to yeast Compressed yeast is the night in agonizing reflections upon good liqnid yeast good old fashioned the past But when the day at length potato yeast is much better hop yeast broke I had resolved that the man who is excellent also when used very had robbed me of my darling only to judiciously but no receipt can convey maltreat and make her miserable must an absolutely correct formula for mak answer for his brutality to me ing it There are hops and hops and There is however a higher power some are more bitter than others and than any we can wield which often in- ¬ great judgment is necessary to its tervenes in the affairs of man when proper construction and use or the least expected and before I ever saw bread will be bitter also Care is need Eoyal Phelps again that power had ed also in the use of compressed yeast placed him forever beyond the reach of If much is used much haste should be earthly retribution While still half used also in lightening the bread much wild with drink he had mounted to compressed yeast and a slow fermenfollow the hounds and a few hours tation makes the bread taste rank afterwards was carried home dead Less yeast of an- kind is required in We never speak of those dreadful summer than in winter for the same days now long passed In the old home amount of flour Washington Home to which Bertha clings with tenacious Magazine effection we are living- a life as nearly Saving Vestiges of Beauty perfect in happiness as ever falls to A clever device for utilizingthebeauty mortal lot The old light has come back to my darlings eyes the old time that remains in fine lace curtains that buoyancy to her tep As I write these have seen their day is to cut out the lines upon lifting my eyes I see her and rich raised work rings and wreaths a smaller Bertha laughing and playing from which the delicate net has upon the lawn together and I know worn away Apply them to squares of that if the news of my death was the reive t or satin for use as cushion covers¬ beginning of misery for her she is at Applied on olive or metallic green velvet or some soft wood brown shade the least happy forever St Paul effect is rich and elegant especially John Huff died at Hyden Ky at when further set off with a frill of lace the age of 99 leaving 78 grandchildren and the back of the pillow made of silk of corresponding tone Leisure Hours 142 great grandchildren and 14 His immediate Broiled Beef Juice family was a large one one half pound of round steak Broil one or two minutes on each side cut In the ant hills of South Africa have been found suspension bridges passings ai smail pieces squeeze out the juice from one callerv to another and Knn ni with a lemon squeezer salt slightly d serve --American Queen ning a gulf more than six inches wiSe J jL ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Prove Of The little church inTintown was go ¬ ing to give a picnic to raise money to pay off Elder Tidings There had been meetings of committee for a solid week arranging as to where the flock should go and as to what each should furnish and as to who should be manager-in-chie- f of the affair Some suggested that they should have a flatboat and go up to Towhead island and others said No well des walk up de river till we gits hongry nuf ter eat an den drap down Whats de matter wid havin it right hyar to home in our own chutch said Eev Jenkins Dats de very thing exclaimed a chorus of voices It was finally arranged that ends woman who attended the church picnic was to take a well filled basket covered with heavy paper a card inside bearing her name The baskets were to go to the highest bidder and the purchaser was to eat with the good sister that brought the basket All of the darkys in Tintown were at once caught with the spirit of the scheme and arrange ments wrere begun at once and what preparations they began to make for it It is hard to beat a southern darky when it comes to cooking and cakes pies chicken and other good things began to find their way into the bas kets The night for the picnic at last came around and the little tin church was thrown open for th occasion Uncle ¬ ¬ One Which De Iprd Doan Seem Ter Mosby a pious looking old deacon was ¬ Mosby always looked pious when there selected to sell the baskets Uncle mj--se- lf ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Aunt Jane Yes an yod like ter hav oV Satin plasterd all over yo said Jim Uncle Mosby wa ved his hand and said Dis hyar picnic am gwine ter be run on principuls uv respec an bein yer aint in no respectubul condishun Jim yo cant buy no grub Ize jes er bout as specterbul ez yo wuz when yo stale dat sack er meal yo ol lyln hippercrit Uncle Mosby went for him and squashed a basket over his head Chick en and pop flew in every direction and four or five joined in the fracas The women yelled and some one turned out the lights Jim the rouster escaped in the darkness and took a basket with him as he went and when an old negro struck a match Uncle Mosby and Elder Jenkins were fighting over in a corner each thinking that the other was Jim When peace was restored it was discovered that seven baskets were missing and that the cake with the gold ¬ ¬ was anything going on around the meeting house but Uncle Mosby had been in jail once for taking a sack oi meal from a mill door Darkys old and young children and all came crowding into the church Such laughing and moving up to the pulpit where the baskets were to be sold Uncle Mosby arose and as he waved his hand for silence said Dis hyar picnic is fer de benfit uv de chutch de cookin is garanteed highest bidder gits de grub cash down mine yo An old negro at this point arose and said that he would cut a white cake writh a ring inside 15 cents cash down and the ring guaranteed The first basket brought 20 cents but Uncle Mosby gave them to understand that no more would go at that price The bidding became better It was just here that a new feature was introduced Jim Drake a drunken steamboat rouster came in displaying 4 cr 5 and began to bid An old sister by the name of Jane Lanem yelled out He carnt eat wid me Several others made this same statement but Jim held his ground and said My money is des as good as anybodys money Yo money is Satins money yelled ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HUMOROUS Hicks Have a good time outxidWicks neophyte Ing this evening Not so good a timeas the people who Boston Tram were watching me script He is one of the leading lawyers of big fees eh Gets pre the town Wttiy it is I should say so grand jury aHmost as as to Mre cheap to buy the Truth him Are you one of the striking min-¬ ers asked the woman at the door Yes mum Im what deycall a pion ¬ eer I struck 30 years ago and Ive never Detroit Fre Press give in yet Even a Not Spiritual Methods toy gettinga man awake fly can do good Yes but it in time to attend church put him in the tproper frame oi doesnt Chicago Eecord mind to go there They say people in this counttiy spend more money on bicycles than on bread Thats queer bicycles cant be eaten I know butthen people cant¬ Chica show off with a loaf of bread go Eecord A Consistent Woman Mrs Gil foyle Mrs Bargain Hunter is a thor ¬ Mrs Kil oughly consistent woman Yes Mrs Gilfoyle duff Is she she is She has marked her five oclock Puck teas down to 457 Do you always say your prayers at asked the Sunday bedtime Mary No school teacher affectionately miss not regular I dont was the reply Why Mary are you not afraid to go to sleep at night without asking a Not when I sleep in the blessing Household middle I aint miss Words CONVICTS SELF DENIAL Saved Tobacco He Received in Prison to Sell for His Family Deputy Collector of Internal Eevenua Evan had a queer caller the other dayi Me was a middle aged man and carried a heavy valise He said the valise con tained tobacco which he was anxious tq sell so he could give the money to his family He was afraid he might b breaking the law and asked Mr By an1 for advice The latter asked his calle4 where he got the tobacco and the man1 said For several years I have been a con- vict in the penitentiary at Michigan City I wTas sent up from Indianapolis and my wife and children still live here My wife poor woman is in poverty und my children are not big enough to do for themselves I have been looking Dut for over a year to this trip home I knew that my family had no money and that they were sufferin so I just thought of a plan to help them out when I got home You know that every con¬ vict is allowed tobacco at regular times If I do say it myself and it has caused me an awful lot of sufferin I have denied myself my tobacco and hid away the plugs as they came into me so that I could sell them when I got out to re ¬ lieve my wife and little ones The to- ¬ bacco that I have been saving so long is in that valise There is not a plug in there that isnt as good as the day I got it I liave wrapped them up in tin ¬ foil so they have kept moist and pre ¬ served their flavor N ow I want to be a law abiding main from this day on and I want to know how I cansell this to- ¬ bacco without violatin the law just for the benefit of my wife and children who need it so bad the Lord knows after these jears of neglect There were tears in the mans eves when he had concluded his story and there was a suspicious moisture about ¬ tf ¬ ring was also gone ¬ 7 - No one knew where they had gone I dont think that the government Uncle Moaby slowly pinned the col- ¬ would get after you if you would dis lar of his shirt scratched his head and pose of this to your friends said A great weight seemed lifted off of the So fur ez Ize concernd de picnic is mans mind as he dried his eyes lifted adjournd Le Lawd doan seem ter his valise and trudged off with it down Before you can sell this tobacco said the deputy you will have to give a bond with acceptable surety for 2000 and you will have to put a six cent gov ¬ ernment stamp on each plug The mans head dropped and he looked sick at heart That would mean the failure of his merciful enterprise Ordinarily that would be the case said Mr Evan but I tell you my man the deputys eyes f a- - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - great-great-grandchild- ren entirely during the not weather Fresh be scattered broadcast Though all fruit if obtainable may take their place men sneer at it there are few who do otherwise a bowl of whipped cream not covet it Tf report speaks truly a caramel custard an old fashioned rice 250 applications for the honor have al ¬ pudding Bavarian cream cold farina ready been received by the authorities custard floating island or dandy pud ¬ at court and it is likely that most of ding will answer every purpose To these fevered outstretched hands will make an old fashioned rice pudding be allowed to grasj the dingy patent wash two tablespoonfuls of rice add After all a title is still a title The to it two quarts of milk half a cup of provincial mayor delights to think that raisins two tablespoonfuls of sugar into whatsoever house he enters his and a grating of nutmeg Cook one and name will be announced with the very a half hours in a slow oven stirring same prefix as would be the name of the best emblazoned baronet and that occasionally for ait least of an hour then bake allowing a Iiis wife will be as good colloquially as thin crust to form Serve cold with or a marchioness Even now the number A delicious orange of those who are not knighted exceeds without cream puree may be made by peeling nice the number of those who are Time juicy oranges and removing all the doubtless will reverse these figures It white skin Then with a sharp knife is quite possible that in the next cen ¬ cut down the thin skn at the side of tury a form of application for knight ¬ each carpel taking out just the pulp hood will be sent out annually to every being careful to reject the seeds At householder and be thrown with other serving time put a portion in a glass circulars into the waste paper basket add a tablespoonf ul of powdered sugar Further still in the future knighthood and about two of shaved ice Serve at may be one of the lighter punishments Forty shillings or a once Mrs S T Borer in LadieV Home of the law knighthood sounds quite possible Journal London Saturday Review Much Impressed Natural Advantages Some persons never can make an in TeacherWhat kind of a bird did vestment in any article of- apparel Noah send out of the ark without finding an excuse for calling Small Boy A dove everybodys attention to it Occasion I am surprised to find that the ally this proceeding meets with a mer smallest boy 5n the class is the only What do you think of ited rebuke that pair of shoes f orHhree dollars and a one to know Please teacher his father keeps V half asked a man of this sort ex ¬ bird store N Y World hibiting his latest purchase to a friend I think its a good deal of leather for Home Again Gavin Hello Back from the sea ¬ the money replied his friend walking around hira in a wide circle and look ¬ shore so soon Bailey Yes I want to cret a litfp rpcfr ing at the shoes in profound astonish ¬ three-quarte- rs ¬ - prov uv em jes now Beaching for one of the large bas kets he started for the door saying Peace on urth good will ter men Goodnight Louisville Dispatch Delicious Desserts for Summer Heavy puddings should be given up the stairs into the street News Indianapolis ¬ Modern Ivnilitliood Knighthood is a cheap commodity in these days It is modern royaltys sub ¬ stitute for largesse and in the historic week that is before us it will of course ¬ ¬ ment Leisure Hours I before retaining to work Up-to-Da- te rf i J2 saw THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY AUGUST AGRICULTURAL HINTS 1 CIRCULAR TTlieOnc Here DRIVEWAY 31 1897 The Baltimore and Ohio officials are very much pleased with certain statistics that have recently been prepared of the performance of freight trains on the Second division which handles all the east and west bound traffic between Baltimore and Cumberalnd Before the new freight en gines Ayere purchased and the improvements iuaue in tne tracK m tne way oi straignten ing curves and reducing grades the average number of cars to the train was 28 1 2 Now with more powerful and modern motive poAver and a better track the average is 40 cars per train an increase of 41 per cent The average east bound movement per day for the first ten days of August was 1123 loaVled cars On the Third division Cumberland to Grafton where there are grades of 125 feet to the miie the engines used to haul 19 1 2 loads to the train Now the average is 25 2 3 joads per train an increase of 31 per cent It would certainly appear that the money spent in improvements on the B and O is being amply justified and that the cost of operation is being very materially reduced ¬ of Advantages It ought to be possible to drive into and out of a farm yard or a village lot without turning the wagon This can only be done by having the driveway in the form of a circle or having a cir- ¬ cle or oval in some part of it The cut gives a plan for a circular drive that f Pictured Has a Numlier PcSttio n of k ouSc -- -- 5v SDX l rv V v l L Hr is W W p J y h t io J J w W K fl -- - aA j a PLAN FOR CIRCULAR DRIVE -- lias a number of advantages One can drive in from the highway and make an easy turn back to the street again The circle within the road affords a fine opportunity for the effective grouping of shrubs and foliage plants There are also excellent opportunities afford- ¬ ed on the outside of the driveway for effective planting of trees and shrubs A side drive curving about the house to the stable can be added if needed Orange Judd Parmer When the country was a great grain field with little or no stock and game abundant no damage was done by the hunters It is different now In other countries the farmer sells the right to shoot on his place Real sportsmen in the eastern cities are already buying this right from farmers or a neighbor- ¬ hood of farmers going to the expense of importing game birds and stocking the farm for the benefit of enjoying the himself THE HUNTING NUISANCE 5Fainier8 Should Make a United Effort to Stop It As soon as harvest is over the farms of the state especially those near towns will be overrun by hunters and their dogs says Wallaces Farmer These fel¬ lows are out for sport and have no hesi- ¬ tation in leaving gates open and shoot- ¬ ing wherever the bird flies without ref-¬ erence to the farmers cattle horses or sheep and if prairie chicken and quail are not plenty have no hesitation in practicing on the birds that are the farmers friends They have no business on the farm no right to set a foot on it without the farmers permission and may be prosecuted for trespass or dam ¬ age to stock if the farmer so elects His election however does him no good iMany of them are judgment proof and the expenses of a lawsuit would be more than any damage that could be secured The right thing to do is to post notices Hunting not permitted on this farm and then if they insisted on doing it order them off and enforce the order if necessary at the point of a gun One of the most provoking things on the farm is to have an invasion of hunters involving as it does loss or damage to the live stock The game they shoot are the friends of the farmer anyhow and they are his by right if he wishes to do a little shooting is the honorable way of sport and farmers should insist that it be followed In the west as well as in the east AMONG THE POULTRY sport of shooting them in the fall This Buckwheat is a first class egg ducer Geese and ducks should be full-feathered pro- ¬ before killing free range hatched Iate hatched turkeys earlier than the early can be given a When the hens stop laying a change of food will often start them to laying again Dampness and lice are the great demoralizers among all kinds of young poultry When there is no check in growth the chickens will get over their feathering easily The laying of unusually large eggs is pretty good indication that the hens are too fat The best plan is to train the young poultry to roost in the poultry house from the start If there are any hens to be sold this fall a good time to sell them is when they quit laying A little flaxseed meal in their food will help the old fowls to pass through their moult quickly If young ducks are allowed access to a pond too early they are apt to have cramp in the legs The flesh of the guinea is dark but it has a delicacy of flavor that ap proaches that of wild game Give the hens all possible freedom and there willbe less troublewith soft shell eggs as they will secure the lime they ¬ need St Louis Republic Almost all practical growers now agree that the level culture of potatoes brings the largest crop This is espe ¬ cially true if the season be dry as of late years it almost always is If the ground is cultivated often enough no weeds can appear above the surface Thai vill mak it easy to ksep the crop free of weeds vithoui ever needing to cultivate more than an inch below the surface This is the best way to sub ¬ due the perennial weeds quack grass and Canada thistles as well as the an¬ nual weeds rcvei Cnlture of Potatoes TESTS OF ARMOR CLOTH WHO OWNS THE JUNGFRAU THOROUGHBRED HOGS Wby They Should Be Given a Place oa Question Brought Up hy the Projec fteel Bullets Fall to Pierce Casimlr Zegrelens Fabric of Bnildingr Railroad Up It Every Farm Tests of the armor cloth invented by in A curious question has arisen At an Iowa farmers institute in re ply to the question Would you have Switzerland It is who owns the Jung Casimir Zegelen were madevrith the ¬ a thoroughbred herd of hogs on every frpu Probably few of the thousands United States army rifle at Fort Sheri111 the other dby under the diof travelers who have gazed at the dan farm a prominent hog raiser said ithe Bern- ¬ rection of Col Hall They proved to If my plan could prevail I would snowy peak of the Virgin of have nothing but pure bred hogs in ese Oberland from Interlaken have the satisfaction of the watchers the im ¬ of this country I do not mean by thai ever thought about the matter Ap- penetrable quality is the cloth The cloth tested what is called the that every herd should be registered parently the people who have lived for army armor cloth an inch and a have considered half That would be an expensive useless generations at its basequestioner of pro- ¬ in thickness A ness but I do mean that all stock it still less Ordinary should be traceable to recorded ances- prietorship cease at the line of per- cloth having proved effectual in stop- ¬ try Then let the registered herds be petual snow Even thrifty people like ping lead bullets the thicker sort was kept up to the highest standard of ex the Swiss do not see any particular tried against the steel missiles from cellence to supply a male head for eacl benefit in claiming what lies above It the Krag Jorgensen the official army of these pork herds The professional may possibly be necessary enough to rifles The tests were made from 400 breeder would then do a flourishing know to whom belong the fir trees 300 250 and 200 yards and in no case business and the farmer would not be which nourish- so many cows and goats was the Cloth pierced through At looking around for the best hog in but when one gets above 7500 feet or distances under 300 yards however ¬ Christendom for ten dollars He would so one gets indifferent about the gla- ¬ fthe outer layer was penetrated and the demand something better than that ciers and fields1 of snow which consti- bullets lodged against the inner layer Besides the inventor and the officers and would be reaping the profit which tute the wealth of these high altitudes of the fort Father Andreas Spetz Dr A railway is to be built up the Jung he justly deserves from feeding his farm produce to a class of hogs that f rau and a summer resort hotel erect- ¬ L C Borland and Lieut De Korwin would net a snug profit and command ed somewhere near its summit The Sarnecky of the Austrian army were a premium on any market whether projectors before going ahead have present The cloth was hung over the high or low and at the same time have been desirous of applying to somebody paper silhoutte of a man which forms a bunch of hogs that he could take for permission so that there may be the regular target and picked shots of infinite satisfaction in hanging on no question of damages in the future the fort selected by Lieut Hawley the fence to look at and to show his But o far they have been unable to fired at it in turn The cloth was 16x24 neighbor because they always call find the owners It is uncertain even¬ inches in size The regular distance forth favorable comment and admira in what canton the railway and the ho- ¬ for target practice with the Krag tion which would be an incentive for tel will be for the boundary line be- Jorgensen is 800 yards but to demon- ¬ something a little better if possible f oi tween the cantons of Berne andVolais strate the quality of the cloth the the next crop I say that until the thor cuts the Jungfrau in two and the line smaller ranges were employed The oughbred hog shall be given a place on has never been surveyed and nobody regular rifle whose steel bullets will every farm his true mission is not foil knows which is which This is an im- - penetratd at a distance of S00 yards filled and further that the mission of portant matter on account of the taxes through 22 inches of oak was used the professional breeder if he be honest for Switzerland is a great taxing coun- - The first shots were fired from a dis and unselfish and ees the whole thor try Although the property has been tance of 400 yards and the bullets flat oughbred scheme in its proper light is there all along no one has ever claimed tened themselves against the cloth not fulfilled until such is the case If it and it has never been assessed without penetrating something that every farmer could see this plan from Since 1811 when the ascent was first has been hitherto unknown with a the proper standpoint and could com- made by Bod and feyer to a height j Krag Jorgenson cartridge The results will be made the sub ¬ prehend the advantages accruing from of 12500 feet many climbers have crawled up the flanks of the moun- ¬ ject of an official report in a short its consummation three years at most would accomplish the work But tain but until now no one has ever time as I am I have thought of asking whose property he though firm in the faith RENEWED HOPE FOR THE BLIND grave douTots if it is ever accomplished was trespassing upon The railway which has been proThere is too great a diversity in human Physician Relieves a Trouble jected for some time will be a ratchet Foreifirn nature too wide a range of disposition Hitherto Belie ved Incurable too many scrub men too much differ ¬ wheel arrangement like the one on the A very important discovery made by ence to ever expect to see all the farm- Bigi It will be carried up as far as it Dr B Deutschmann of Hamburg is ers stand on a level in any branch of is practicable to go and will be sup- ¬ just now much spoken of by physicians industry However the cause is ad- ¬ plemented by an elevaitor in a shaft particularly by specialists on the eye vancing and one fact is well estab ¬ which will run to the summit There Tt deals with the successful cure of a lished that when a man once gets a upon a huge platform leveled in the disease of the eye which but a short taste of thoroughbred blood like the snow it is the intention to build a ho- ¬ time ago was considered absolutely in- ¬ budldog he never lets loose except to tel with all modern improvements curable the so called detaching or The Alpine clubs which have built peeling- of the retina vhich sometimes get a better hold so many refuge huts in the mountain follows a case of retinitis This dis ¬ tops have never had any difficulty in ease consists in the shrinkage of the FOR RINGING HOGS getting concessions for the purpose aqueous humor a watery slightly salty Clever Contrivance Which Is Not Pro ¬ but that has beenbecausetheimildings fluid which lies between the cornea and tected uy Patents came under the head of works of hu ¬ the crystalline lens with the greater This is the way we catch hogs for manity and were never taxed but ringing Take an ordinary shipping when Joseph Yallot built his observa ¬ part of its substance in front of the crate for hogs take off cleats at both tory on the summit of Mount Blanc iris If the quantity of this fluid is¬ ends on one end nail at four corners there was unwound a lot of red tape lessened to a certain extent the eye of the crat four cleats two inches by The onunioipalilty of Ghamonix was sight is absolutely destroyed and the¬ prothree inches Over these crosswise at afraid he was going to set up a taverln physicians can do nothing but Now top and bottom of crate nail two two 15000 feet or so in the air and the mayor nounce the disease incurable in inch by three inch strips Through spoke ini indignant terms of the out- ¬ Prof Deutschmann has succeededsays introducing into the diseased eye these bore one half inch holes dodging rage it would be if travelers went on to the Philadelphia Becord a sufficient the summit without stopping for re- ¬ amount of the aqueous hunjor taken freshments at the inn on the Grand from a live rabbits eye to restore the iMulets already licensed Everybody lost sight Several cases where this who has been atChainohix knows that most delicate operation was success- ¬ they squeeze more out of you there in fully performed are on record the one the name of the village law than in of a purser on one of the steamers of any other place in the world and the Hamburg American line being most therefore JM Vallot was not surprised interesting This man totally blind that before he could go ahead with his three years ago was able to resume his observatory he was obliged to agree former occupation after undergoing to build in addition on the Bosses 8 the operation just described and his refuge hut containing bunks tables sight is now as good as it was at any chairs stove and kitchen utensils fime in his life which was to become the property of the commune and for the use of which EPIDEMIC OF SUICIDES for a single night the commune was to Alarming Increase in Their tax each traveler a dollar and an addi ¬ Among Men and Women of Number Paris tional dollar as indemnity to the inn¬ There has been a veritable epidemic of keeper of the Grand Mulets These suicide in Paris for some weeks past conditions complied with science was the recent tropical heat adding to the allowed to have a show and the ob uumber of cases The tragedies com- ¬ servaltor3r was built where it now menced with self destruction on July stands iN Y Sun PRACTICAL HOG RINGER 7 last of the four young dressmakers in the Poissonniere quarter of Paris DEDICATED TO THE LORD three inches apart Into this space in in a small sert two movable levers with holes in A Colorado Gold Mine to Produce for who suffocated themselves a charcoal room with the fumes of them opposite those in cleats When Charity stove after dining together Since then finished the end of the crate will look A mine dedicated to the Lord Such almost daily one or more women have like this was the novel exercise a few days ago Levers ISa 1 and 2 are held in place in one of the principal mining camps committed suicide and the by two bolts without burrs This of Colorado when the prospective re- The of men has been equally numerous bodies of men are found daily makes them adjustable to different-- turns from a producing mining prophanging to trees in the Boise de Vin sized hogs No 2 is thrown back erty were formally offered to the Lord ready for the hog to put his head in to aid in charitable and other works of 2ennes In one alley of that part alone¬ six bodies of suicides were found dur Set the trap we call it at jour pen philanthropy but more especially to ing the past week and the morgue is so door with hogs inside with one man the aid and education of orphans The or boy to chase one at a time into it mine is the Bon Ton a gold producing full of dead bodies found in the river and as the hog runs his head into the property located in Bussell Gulch in Seine that there is no further room for them open trap catch him just behind the Gilpin county and has been leased by ears by moving lever Ka2 to an upright Rev O and C J H Weber of THE MARKETS position quickly When you have your W Elmer of MonroePreston Mich hog in the trap you can ring him at Cincinnati Aug 30 The ceremony was witnessed by a your leisure We have used this kind large concourse of people 3 2n LIVE STOCK Cattle commons 2 25 including 4 00 4 40 Select butchers of a device for ten years There is no many G UO 5 25 CALVES Fair patent on it E D Hale in National region prominent mining men of the HOGS Commonto good light 4 15 3 50 It was held at the shafthouse 4 30 4 35 Mixed packers Stockman 4 50 of the mine on the hillside and under 4 40 LiRht shippers 3 25 2 75 the blue canopy of heaven Most of the SHEEP Cnoiceto choice Cultivating After Rains 5 35 5 00 LAMBS Good 3 75 4 00 Muck the best time to cultivate is aft- ministers of the Gospel in the vicinity FLOUR Winter familyred 98 Wheat No 2 were present and the exercises consist- GRAIN 3 red er a rainfall which has packed the 5 No 31 Corn No surface soil provided time enough haa ed mainly of prayers singing and ad- ¬ Oats No 2 2 mixed 20J4 elapsed for the surface to dry Heavy dresses Bev Mr Weber himself stated Rye No 2 50 9 00 soils are rich in mineral plant food and that his work as an evangelist had en HAY Prime to chocie 9 8714 PROVTSIONS Mess pork this as the water evaporates is left on abled him to extend educational ad- ¬ 4 67Yt Lard Prime steam 10 II Choice the surface as a crust which effectually vantages to many worthy young men BUTTER to choice dairy 20 creamery Prime excludes light and air When this crust especially orphans and he invested his APPLES Per bbl 2 00 150 2 00 185 is turned under it is dissolved by the money in this mining venture with the POTATOES Per bbl hope that it would yield good returns NEW YORK moisture and makes a rich food for 5 CO 5 35 Winter patent plants Besides the cultivation opens which would be turned into a good and FLOUR2 red No 00i 35 CORN No 2 mixed the soil to receive air thus drying the worthy cause RYE 4114 The mine has been worked for some OATS Mlxed soil and turning the air itself into 23 10 25 10 50 moisture This enormously increases time but more especially in the line of PORK New Mess 5 20 available plant food in the soil Be development rather than production LARD Wesu ni CHICAGO sides the loose soil on the surface which The lessees have already built a shaft BOO 5 30 Winter the cultivator leaves prevents too rapid house put in machinery and have sev-¬ FLOUR Wheat patents 93 9214 GRAIN No 2 red No2 02VM 92s evaporation and thus makes the soil eral shifts of men at work The new CORN Chicago bpring 2954 No 2 both warmer and moister than it would and novel proceeding has attracted OATS No 2 2014 8 75 8 90 widespread interest among the mining PORK Mess be if uncultivated 4 1714 men of the state and the progress made LARD Steam BALTIMORE Turnip Flavor in Millc will be carefully noted The district is FLOUR Family 5 00 - 4 75 When cows accidentally get into a one of the richest in the county while 97 97 No 2 90 00 Southern Wheat tnrnip patch or other vegetables that the county is by far the richest spot for 34 Corn Mixed 3IJ4 impart a bad flavor to the milk it can its size in this country It is only 12 by 24 25 Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 53 be made as good as ever for cream 15 miles in area yet it has produced in 4 45 4 20 CATTLE First quality and butter making if it is heated To q the last 30 4 05 4 75 3ears upward of 65000000 HOGS Western temperature of 140 degrees This is best of precious metal principally gold and INDIANAPOLIS done by placing the vessel in wateT has never enjoyed a boom or suffered GRAIN Wheat No 2 95 2914 Corn No 2 mixed which is quickly brought to a slightly a depression Chicago Tribune 17Y3 Oats No 2 mixed- higher temperature All the odor passes LOUISVILLE In Norway the average length of off at this temperature as it is very vol 4 00 3 15 FLOUR Winter patent atile In cooling the cream will rise life is greater than in any other coun ¬ GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 00 32 Corn Mixed to the surface It also makes the but- try of the globe This is attributed to Oats Mixed 22tf ter come more quickly than from mill the fact that the temperature is cool PORK JVIess 9 50 5 00 LARD Sicam not heated and uniform throughout the year t ¬ Encouraging Statistics KIDNEY TK0TJBLES Cured by Lydia E Pinkhaiiii Vegetable Compound I ¬ ¬ Also Backache three-quarter-in- ch ¬ ¬ - cannot speak too highly of Mrs Pinkhams Medicine for it has done so much for me I have been a great suf-¬ ferer from Kidney trouble pains in muscles joints back and shoulders feet would swell I also had womb troubles and leucorrhcea After using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- ¬ pound and Blood Purifier and Liver Pills I felt like a new woman My kidneys are now in perfect condition and all my other troubles are cured- The Countrys Needs What this coun- Mbs Maggie 324 Kauftman St try needs said the earnest citizen is more Philadelphia Potts Pa x warships Yes replied Senator Sorg¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I -- hum reflectively and more consulships Washington Star Backache ¬ Do We Jfeed Big Muscles By no means Persons of herculean build frequently possess a minimum of genuine vigor and exhibit less endurance than very small people Beal vigor means the ability to digest and sleep well and to perform a reasonable amount of daily physical and mental labor without unnatural fatigue It is because a course of Ilostetters Stomach Bitters enables the enfeebled dyspeptic to resume the allotted activity of everyday life as well as to participate without discomfort in its enjoyments that it is such a preeminently useful medicine ¬ run down suffered with terrible backache and I in the small of my back and could hardly stand upright I was more tired in the morning than on retiring at night I had no appetite Since My system was entirely taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I havegainedfifteenpounds If a man makes a success in life he likes to tell how he started with nothing Washington Democrat CHEAP EXCURSION RATES WEST Via Barlinglincton and I look better than I ever looked before I shall recommend it to all my friends as it certainly is a wonder- ¬ ful medicine Mrs E F Mobto 1043 Hopkins St Cincinnati Ohio Kidney Trouble ¬ ¬ Route ¬ Nebraska Kansas St Paul Minneapolis Black Hills certain portions of Iowa Col- ¬ orado and Utah September 7th 21st Octo-¬ ber 5th and 19th Ask your ticket agent for additional information L W Wjlkklei General Passenger Agent St Louis Ma When a woman has more than she can hold in her hand she puts it in her mouth Washington Democrat One fare plus 200 for the round trip to ¬ ¬ For Whooping Cough Pisos Cure is a successful remedy M P Dieter C7 Throop Ave Brooklyn N Y Nov 14 94 men would never hear a sermon ¬ many years with kidney trouble The pains in my back and shoulders were terrible My menstruation became ir- ¬ regular and I was troubled with leu- ¬ corrhcea I was growing very weak I had been to many physicians but re- ¬ ceived no benefit I began the use of Mrs Pinkhams medicine and the first bottle relieved the pain in my back and regulated the menses It is the best kind of medicine that I have ever taken for it relieved the pain so quickly and cured the disease Mrs Lillian Cetppen Box 77 St Andrews Bay Fla Before taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I had suffered If it were not for funerals a great many DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK Washing- If an old leaking tin Iron or steel roof paint with Al ¬ ton Democrat lens Anti Rust Paint One coat enough costs llttlei required Stops Leakiand No - Is taken internally Halls Catnrrli Cure Price 75c poesfnr lasts long skill Prolongs the Life of an old Boof Write for evidence Ageats Wanted T F 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that yew saw tie Adver-tiea- 1672 if zihL r M- 8 A2TNOUNCE3IENTS FOU THE BOTJBBON NEWS TUESDAY AUGUST 31 L897 ASSIGNEES SALE OF JAILER s We are authorized to announce Wai L Collins aa a candidate for- - Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK - 7tlTIttol ery Tea regulates the II smite you on one cheek to turnitjie ana cures constipation sick headache 25c at all druggists have to do itMksk You dont other to use Paris mill flour and hejwill him Piles Piles Tiles irt always be in a good humor Ye are commanded If your brother w v I onrboa CoFarm TUESDAY SEPT 14 -- ri CASH GorEY as a candidate for Circuit Clerk The undersigned as assignee of Mrs subject to the action of the Republican Lizzie M Clay and Sidney D Clay partT will on FOR ASSESSOR We are authorized to announce A J day at gives instant buyers can get double valuejeto- - refiS Dr Williams Poultice Pile Ointmpnt Indian ony S Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash cuSBnidaRndrpile Ointment will We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing SJW1 Ulcerated and Itching Pl I We will make our Fine Black Worsted it2bsorbs tne tuors allays he itch with us private parts andor Plles aud Itching of box nothing else Every Is guaranteed Sold by tf Wrights tion sc c Davis Thomson Isomer m MFQm6 W 1897 hr Colovy V TKroC1feliind0 druggist aUd P bSfwiLLlA aiS 2Jjy-96-- ly way Frock Suits FOE For sale by fa- - k- T We are authorized to announce War Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wt are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject t the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce C J on the premises m at Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of to 2 oclock p and sell bidder the follow- ¬ best the highest Bourbon County subject to the action ing described real estate to wit of the Republican party A tract of 168 acres and 1 rood of We are authorized to announce C L land lying in Bourbon County Ky on Hough as a candidate for Assessor of the waters of Stoner Creek about three Bourbon County subject to the- action miles from Paris and bounded as fol- ¬ Beginning at 1 corner to Bay lows of the Republican party Sc less in the middle of the Lexington running S 46 Maysville Turnpike and FOR POLICE JUDGE E 8816 poles to 2 center of Lexington - The first of American Newspapers CHAS A DANA Editor THE SUN ¬ any part of the city for six cents per inweek He solicits your subscription tf Nashville Sherman Stivers has taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Star a most excellent paper and will have it delivered to subscribers 30 This will be a saving to you of 10 to S15 party road in Fishers line thence N 20 3 4 W 105 1 5 poles to 12 center of said pike then with the middle thereof as it mean- ¬ ders S 46 W 15 poles to 13 S 40 W 3440 poles to 14 the center thereof and corner to the 50 acre lot thence N 49 W 9840 poles to 15 a stone now set to the thence N 41 E 108 J 50 acre lot poles to 4 a stone at a large elm corner to Tnrney then N 18 W 48 3 10 poles to thence 5 a stake in said Turneys line S 36 3 4 of the road N 44i E 4480 poles Lexington Rail- ¬ cowgap in Maysville American Idea the American Chattanooga hickamauga Lookout Spirit These first last and all Mountain enroute to the Exposition Superb vestibnled Trains Maysville Railroad then with center the time forever W C to 3 a Daily by mail - Daily Sunday by mail 6 8 975 The American Constitution the chasing round trip to Nashville by repur ¬ tickets at Chattanooga Visit Trousers 35Q 4 aad up 1 a year Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati N Kates To Nashville Rineahson O hrisFriiisliinsandTailoriiiffCo H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing Cutter ayear 1j FOR MAYOR 5c--- - t i authorized to announce Perry as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party Welare authorized to announce VV T Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the city of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party We Benj are ASSIGNEES NOTICE A A LL persons having claims against lVo accsiompn psfnt p nfTT M nrirolpn k v - IvfV- fe r 4V p tv t H s9- r- jtr D - - k are requested to present them at once J properly proven as required by law to VVliMLl the undersigned in Paris Ky Those Knowing themselves indebted to B Said sale being by order of We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Margolen are requested to pay promptly by which we can cive and thereby avoid court cost Court will be without reserve This property will Both Papers One Year for only 225 Terms of Sale LOUIS SALOSHIN be sold on a credit of 6 and 12 months Regular Price for Both is Assignee 275 for equal parts of the purchase money Harmon Stitt Attorney and the purchaser will be required to We save you generous part of this sum limy execute bonds with approved securty Send or bring your cash with order to payable to the undersigned and bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent from THE BOURBON NEWS day of sale Paris Ky Description of Property This is All persons having claims against the one of the best located and best improv- ¬ assigued estate of T H Tarr are hereby ed small farms in Bourbon County notified to present same at once proper- It lies in the angle of the Maysville Grilead Lexington Mt and ly proven to the undersigned or same ROUTE turn ¬ may be barred by law and Steeles Ford Redmon pikes three miles from Paris and five BEST LINE TO AND FROM T E ASHBROOK miles from Millersbnrg and about of a Assignee of T H Tarr mile from New Forest Station on the 22je Maysville and Lexington railroad It Mann Ashbrook Attys All Points in Michigan has on it a modern two story frame residence of eight rooms bath room and pantry fronting on the last named pike a new tobacco barn and a large and White City Special commodious stock barn with all other Best Terminal Station L All persons having claims against the necessary outbuildings all in good re assigned estate of Chas R Turner are pair The farm is well watered end in requested to present them to me at my excellent condition and a better and Avoiding The Tunnel office in Paris Ky properly proven as more desirable farm cannot be found in required by law Those knowing them- ¬ Bourbon county Persons desiring to selves indebted to the estate are request- ¬ inspect the property before the day of BOSTON ed to settle promptly and save costs of sale are requested to do so and for Wagner Sleeping Cars suit any information about it will apply to Tal- ¬ HARMON STITT the undersigned or to McMillan bott attorneys at Paris Ky 29je Assignee Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment WM MYALL Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Assignee of Sidney D Clay and Liz- ¬ zie M Cla Y Be sure your tickets read via BIG BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT FOUR A T Forsyth Auctr Lizzie M and Sidney D Clays As ¬ E O McCOltMICK signee Plaintiff Passenger Traffic Mgr vs X B MAKTIN Lizzie M Clay etc Defendants Gen Pass Tkt Agt OF A Claims against the assigned estates of Cincinnati O Lizzie M and Sidney D Clay must be presented for allowance before the first PIHp B PA DM uW day of September 1897 Unless pre- ¬ sented b3r that date they will be barred as per order of court in the above styled action Creditors are notified to have NEAR PARIS KY their demands properly proven and pre- ¬ 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE sent them to the undersigned at the I will offer at public sale on the prem- ¬ Citizens Bank of Paris Ky or leave ises on them at tne law offices of McMillan Wednesday Sept 15th 1897 Talbott at 10 oclock a m the farm belonging WM MYALL to the estate of Socrates Bowles deceas- ¬ Assignee of Mrs Lizzie M and Sidnev ed known as the Goodman Place and D Clay till lsep is the same conveyed by E B Bishop TRADE MARK8f and Lizzie R Bishop his wife to said DESICNS corner a N 53 line sone corner in said Redmons thence S 38 W 8268 poles to 8 the middle of the Redmon pike then with the middle thereof as it meanders S 14 E 24 poles to 9 S 12 E 5528 poles tolO corner to H R Miller then with said Millers line in the North side of the pike S rnl E10S poles to 11 the middle of the Lexington and Maysville pike then N 40 E 5344 poles to the begin ning This sale will be made in compliance with an order of sale made by the Bour- ¬ onrt at its June term bon Circuit 1897 in the action therein pending o Lizzie M and Sidney D Clays assignee against Lizzie M Clay etc West 10240 poles Wash Redmon 7 40 poles to W to Tenn Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in at following rates for the round trip the world April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 2 a year Price 5c a copy By mail 1260 April 29 to Oct 30gfinal limit 15 Address THE SUN New York days from date of sale 925 April to 6 27 to Odt 30 final limit 7 days including then The Sunday Sun QUEEN CRESCENT v ALL TBB NEWS WORTH READING State date of sale 7G0 F B Carr Agt New ItuiHlry Agency Local efl latismi WILL BE FOUND IN THE BOURBON NEWS AND THE wwmn OJLOOlTft Tl SUt I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Kespectfully 16ap tf MB Bruce Holladay ASSIGNEES NOTICE Nashville Exposition Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ nati and Queen Crescent Koute to Chatta nooga Visit the historic city and the great battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga National Military Park then refreshed and ready for new conquests continue the jour-¬ ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect vi this pleasant route The Queeu it Crescent train service is perfect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ surpassed anywhere It you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C hinearson G P A Cincinnati O ¬ i ¬ During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition afc Nashville Tenn a low rata special tariff has been established for the ssile of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen Or scent Route Tickets are on sale until futher notice to Chattanooga at 5 35 one way or 8575 round trip from Georgetown the round trip tickets being good seven days to return other tickets with longer return limit at 8865 and at 1180 for the round trip These rates enable the public to visit Nashville and other South- ¬ ern points at rates never before offered Vestibuled trains os the finest class are at the disposl 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 Ask your ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q C Route South or write to W R BLAOKWELL Georgetown Ky or- - W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati O ¬ BIG FOUR JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calk Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable TOLEDO DETROIT iH I Sirr j YnnYR B38J R IMWFE3 q B B PiBgH E The only safe sure and reliable Pemale PELL ever offered to Ladies PRTlPfin1W ronftTnTnoTiil Arl 4jt mntviAjl T rt3C -- UwWh SSSS V A 1- SZZ2UXS 3SP JDJK pkW Send for circular - 100 per liox 6 boxes for 500 JViOJ JUS CJELEBXiCJJLi CO - Cleveland Oliio Price For SaleBy W T Brooks Druggist - TITi - mmlC J 4 1 Jt ASSIGNEES NOTICE CHICAGO ¬ JS i ST LOUIS rife TWIN wmr fl NEW YORK ASSIGNEES NOTICE PUBLIC SALE PBiW TELE Bowles NEW YORK WORLD THKICK-A-WJSE- K EDITION 18 Pages a Week loG Tapers a Year FOR ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Day except Sunday Edition of The New York World is first among all The Thrice-a-Wee- k weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ cal news i5 prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will testify It is against the monopolies and for the people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important nows points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest We offer this uuequaled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 2 25 The regnlar subscription price of the two papers is 300 ¬ f HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on 13oct in the Clerks office of the Bonrbon County Court The farm lies four miles east of Paris Ky on the Paris Jackstown turnpike and contains 293 acres 3 roods and 39 h poles of first class bluegrass land all well fenced and abundantly supplied with everlasting springs and pools for live stock and is mostly now in grass The improvements consist of a modern built two story frame residence situated in a lovely woodland with lawn extend- ¬ ing to the pike and contains a hall and seven rooms bath room kitchen and pantrv a long veranda in front with rear porches above and below handsome cabinet mantels and tile hearths in each room and all handsomely papered and finished in walnut and cherry There is a large dry cellar of several rooms with inside and outside entrances a splendid cistern of pure water at the door There are four servants rooms ice house barns stables carriage house meat and poultry houses with yards and all nec- ¬ essary outbuildings a fine orchard in fact with the location valuable improv ments and the fertility of its soil it is one of the most desirable homes in the Bluegrasa region of Kentucky Mr N H Bayless of Paris Ky will take pleasure in showing the farm to anyone or will furnish any additional information desired Terms One third cash in hand one third March 1 1898one third March 1 1899 deferred payments to bear interest at six per cent per annum from day of sale until paid Possession given im- ¬ mediately after first payment is made 1 will also sell at the same time 2 extra work mules See Deed Book 73 page 294 Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain free whether an invention fa probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest agency forsecuring patents in America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co receive special notice in the COPYRIGHTS c h kk hn w Calico 3c Shoes 600 300 300 200 uktlk libs hk wear Etc SCIENTIFIC beautifully illustrated AMERICAN largest circulation of 2Lscentlfic journal weekly terms 300 a year Book on Patents sent free Address LLXLIX MUNN CO 361 Brolwny New York Challie 3c Lawn 3c Gingham 3c etc 20 yds Fea Island Brown Cotton 100 20 yds Bleached Muslin 100 14 yds Lonsdale and Mason ville Bleached Muslin Dress Gingham 5c Handsome Percales 7 c Black Sateen Tic Crash 4c Towels 5c up Lace Curtains 40c up t 1 Window shades 10c up Bed Quilts 49c up Ticking 5c up White Goods 4c up Shirting Cotton 4c up Cottonade 10c Ladies Skirts 95c Ladies Shirt Waists 25c up Curtain Scrim 5c up - - Bl GREATEST OfML FASHION AG2INEa 25c Dress Goods now 19c 50c Dress Goods now 39c 75c Dress Goods now 49c 90 Mens Suits were 12 now S10 now 600 Mens Suits were Mens Suits were 8 now 500 Mens Suits were 6 now 375 Mens Suits were 475 now 295 Knee Pants Suits 49c Knee Pants Suits 1 Knee Pants Suits 125 Knee Pants Suits 150 Mens Shoes worth 175- now 125 Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 V Shoes worth 3 now 225 Mens Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 3 25 Mens Laundered Shirts White and Colored 44e Mens Laundered Shirts worth 1 now 69 Big line of Sheets Hats Trunks etc at Specia - prs Mens Pants 25c worth 75c prs Mens Pants good values 49c worth 125 prs Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c prs Boys Knee Pants 25c Mens Suits were 15 now 900 -- V 4i r S Prices for Ten Days AWARDED DIPLOMA AND SILVER MEDAL AT Silks at special prices Special prices on our Ladies and Childrens Shoes and Slippers in Tan and Black - je - EXPOSITION IN PARIS PRI6E I i tf BENJ F SHARON The property of the deceased ROBT L BOWLES Executor A T Farm implements Some furniture etc cow Lot of corn and hay 1 25 CENTS 292 With every purchase at our store you getja coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets you get free a large handsome glass framed picture uome now ana you wTill rear a Remember these are special prices lor iu aays jjon l ueiay PLACE harvest REMEMBER THE - FREE V3- - - YEARLY SUBSCRIPT 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