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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. ms -- tr r - i tt CHAMP IH MILLea Editors and Owners - BOU Kii UN i NEWS S PRINTED EVERY TUEDA pp FRIDAY ibftlied WB 1 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CV - ik 00 KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER Engagements flOtiititloneer A T Forsyth t 21 1897 NO 76 r-- C h F BROWER OAKPETS Ingrains STOCK AND TURF NEWb ti HI Worth Repeating Th ese Prices - C Tapestry Brussels Body Brussels and Moquette AfiL NBW- - THIS -- Ail Wool Ingrains 25 45 45 S5 rents cents cents cents Transfers Ot lock Crop Kta Sen- - 24 Armstrongs house- Turf Not n d furratnnQgtrr KM Catesby Woodford has bonght 250 Tin cansgga d scone jars Pure yearling cattle in Nicholas aul Bath spice and cideiuegar for pickling Kentucky will quarantine against cat- ¬ tle from Tennessee on account of Texas gimruiimeu jjui tf Newton Mitchell 3 fever J W Morris of Montgomery has sold 360 bushels of wheat at 1 per bushel 7i nv i v Sierra Gorda owned by Rhodes Marders won a 300 purse Saturday at Sulort and KICKING THEMSELVES AROUND THE BLOCK is what people often feel like doing when they see the exouisite laun dry work on their friends shirtsr cuff and collars that have been done up by our superior laundry jnethods realize that they had been taking their own to an in MASfHES SALE SEASONS GOODS Oakley Bayless Turney have bought a lot of horses of Turney Smith of Cyn The thiana at good prices ferior laundry Exhibiting our work on patrons is what increases bur custom BouKBOrttCmcuiT vs- Court ¬ fe Dr Catlett and Tillo both owned by Turney Bros started in races Thursday Reductions in all departments R T Tags at Gravesend and both finished third indicate the ae prices PAY US A YlEj Wayne county owners shipped from Somerset last Tnesday eighty three You will be whIoomi hether you buy oim cattle averaging 1000 pounds to this city James Hukill won two races with Laura T and captured one race and one 1 9 third moneT with Jim Simmons last week at Marion Ind Ford Brent of this city has bought 1000 bushels of seed wheat from LaRue Bros of Shawhan at 1 per bushel J LaRue Bros have 1000 bushels left B which they are holding for a higher U U price Gil Curry of Lexington who has just returned from Vienna wher h went to deliver Home horses to an Austrian syndicate says that a party of Austrians W A L 7 will come over to attend the great trots at Lexington in October In Woodford county last week Vol THE 15000 FUTURITY TUSSDAV ftOTOB R 5 Ferguson bought twenty feeders from THE 5000 TRANSYLVANIA THURSDAY OCTOBER 7 E M Wallace eleven from J W Miller and six from Joe C Graddy The cattle averaged about 1000 lbs and One or more big stakes daily cost Mr Fergrson from 410 to 425 AH the crack horses per cwt Half fare on all railrofl s famous band A The Winchester Democrat says Ben Liberati an Scott weighed up Tuesday ninety high grade heifers yearlings and two year olds which he purchased for Bis- ¬ II W WILSON Secretary P P JOHNSTON President hop Hibler of Paris at 3i cts Twenty o these were raised by Geo CiFox and teGszzisscsztzzzijsiKgBiaKBsxtrr rrsaszi vrtstwaa5cKBJMsM5fx5S2t averaged 050 lMaanawerpro v z nrr r FURNITURE Economlmildintf and Loan Asso ciation of iP tris Ky Plaintiff fej Defendants The Bourbon Steam W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 BRO a ndry Jno Redmonfigjtc Proprietors By virtue oftojgudgnient of sale made above styled cauoo and entered by the BourboS Circuit lourt at1 its will sell publicly at June Term ou the Court houafjpoor in Paris Ky ibe lfeI G ilwWtt if MONDAY OCTOBER 4TH 1817- - HiSsixvrcs oir ikentucK v s ixrea T V4 HHH PURSES OCTOBER 5 TO 16 1897 STAKES about the hourof noon the following described ral tate to wit A tract of 8 rtpres of land lying lu Bourbon ConnMKy on the waterb of Flat Run beinplot No 4 in the Com ¬ missioners repSct of division filed in the action in the Blrbou County Court of Sarah M Shaman etc on Petition and the same yQlotted to said second party in said division and bounded as Beginning aM4 a stake on the W side of the roaoorner to No 5 aud run ¬ 1 5 P to 25 corner to ning N 81 E No 5theuS9pg E 4580 P to 26 a stake corner go 3 then S 80 W 3264 P to 23 the Wjplge of the road then N 2 E 46 68 P totbe beginning and is the same property1 conveyed to Jno Red mm by J MsHughes Commissioner for the heirs ofjfJno T Redmon by page deed book deed of record in the office of tfe Clerk of the Bourbon County CourtfiL Said sale wilKbe made to satisfy a judgment in fvor of the plaintiff against the dedahts for 386 97 with interest thereoavfrom May 30th 1896 until paid amating on the day of sale to 417 04 w the further sum of 1100 and Hfee costs herein 5720 making the total sum to be raised on the six and tweleJBfatbsfoequal parts of the pnrchaaeimMr JwSaiKch the pur- FALL jisrjD SUITINGS OVERCOATINGS follows W C7 - Now than after September 18th So come and avail yourself of this opportunity Any one who will place their order bet we n now and vSeptember 18th can save at Hist o We want enry business We wjll make things lively this Fall if jox high class tailoring and low prices will do it Remember our niotto V keep faith with the public by doing as we advertise I FOR n iooi JLd JLLd kJ kJ W 4 1 iirst-cl-i- ss Fll FINEST BUSINESS SUITS In the world from K The Woiis Greatest Meeting Our fall stock of suitings has been arriving daily We have al- ¬ ways undersold other tailor frx m S10 to 15 dollars on a suit Otbr tailors will add 5 more to the cost of theirs on account of the tariff We will not Therefore our prices will befrooi S15 to 82U less than elsewhere day of sale 41t4 All work done at home Said sale wriMfae made upon credits of j kMa m 25 TO 30 ---ss- Emi fckM With Joe Munson Cutter and Coatmaker r v v uw wnr r a m HBH uiKaaBMiniMHajBBnMFHnaaHHi3KBnjKBEfHzaMKjaaauhu formerly withi - iF xrnkHHBiBiMBiii iw undersigned Master Commissioner pay I I I i able to himself and bearing interest The grandest trotting meeting ever from date until paid at the rate of six held in Kentucky will be the 25th an ¬ per cent per annum said bonds to have Manager Paris Furnishing and Tailoring Oa nual meeting of thn K Breeders the force of a judgment Association at Lexington Oct 5 to 16 EMMETT M DICKSON 75000 in stakes and purses will be con- ¬ Master Commissioner tested for by the pick of all Americas McMillan Talbott Attys trotters and pacers Liberatis famous baud will give daily concerts on the GUI is difficult grounds and those attending will see To play music in any key other than that in which it is written for most performers the most sensational racing the grand- ¬ est gathering of Eastern wealth and OF society and the largest crowd of repre- ¬ Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on instantly transpose any song to suit any voice They are the only pianos sentative Kentucky beauty and chivalry corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we ar now prepared to With them any player can just jver congregated which transpose a full chromatic octave do all kind of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as as easily play any piece in any or all other keys as in the original key and i carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new any singer can sing any song in exactly that key in which the voice sounds Good times for shoe buyers this best Instrumentalists may play in any key easiest for them week at Bourbon Circuit Court This adds great value to these instruments which are also superior in Davis Thomson Isgrig tf Economy Building and Loan Associaall other respects They suit the most exacting critic and are indorsed by everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our tion Plaintiff prominent musicians everywhere Any child can operate the Movable stock and emu pare our prices We have engaged experienced expert vs Key board and it cannot be gotten out of order While pre eminently workmen to do our work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all etc Defendants Chas Johnson jobs to be first class instruments for the home voice teachers singers churches schools and OP By virtue of a judgment of sale made Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders theaters find them an indispensable convenience Our Catalogue No and entered in the above styled cause Send for it free all about them tells by the Bourbon Circuit Court at the June term 1897 I will sell publicly at the Court House door in Paris Ky soi forth about 12 m on 21 nd st SaNA- OSING the county J v KJU f Pjano m nf-u-k- n Piano Playing Made Easy Norris Hyde Pianos MASTERS SALE Buggy Company i TOWN LOT BfrfilES BAK0UGKES ¬ SHHIBS MASTERS SALE ruv URCHS ERNEST 1 01 Celebrated Steinway Pianos CO S mm and Lo IN PARIS KY MONDAY OCTOBER 4TH 1897 Bourbon Circuit Court Geo Varden Plaintiff BEIi Lv Louisville Ar Cnvintrton Lv Lexington SI t t vs Sara Baker etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bourbon Circuit Court rendered in the above stvled cause on the 30th day of June L897 I will sell publicly at the Court House door in Paris Ky at about the hour of noon on ¬ TIMS TABLE EAST BOUND 880am ti 0pm lliloum 8lUini ll2am 8pm 830am 550pm 530pm Lv Winchester l5Sam J23pm 915am 70opra Ar Mt Sterlingl2r2opm 950pm 950am am 810pm Ar Washington Ar PhiladelphiaJ0i5um 7 05pm 1240na 908 fm Ar New lork WEST BOUND MONDAY OCTOBER 4Tfl 1897 Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Winchester Trains marked thus f ran daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other tr nns run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or auv information call on F B Carb Agent L N R R or George W Barney Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville 780am 450pm 05oam 2o0pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 91 lam 030pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm -- i 7 m JLHCVI couehinc The Quickest and surest I ln11l Trn Tn l i Honey A guaranteed cough rem- edv whollv unHkfiall nthri better acts directly on the mucous mem- hranes heals the lungs and respira- - g tory organs and invigorates tne 3 whole system 1 ls ii i M 5g r jj lB ua LLS I 1 Paris Ky I i 1 3 2x I v5 x H A SMITH L 1P3I3EXJE 8 to s 50c scientific process contains the concentrated healing i3 virtues of old and tried medicinal agents cxtrafted by a new and 25c Office over G S Yarden Offi ce Hours Co 51 At all druggists or sent upon receipt of prica by Tha E E Sutherland Xrdldne Co PadaaUi Ky feaa Ka Gnnny MetcaUe 12a m - v 1 to 5 p m V the following described real estate to wit A bouse and lot on Sycamore street in Paris Ky rnnning on Sycamore st 80 st ft more or less on ft and being the lot conveyed by Allen Bashford to Jerry Baker and Samuel Rice as recorded in deed book 56 page 395 Bourbon County Clerks office with all the appurtenances thereto be- ¬ longing Said sale is made to satisfy a judg-¬ ment in favor of the plaintiff against the defendants for the sum of 42876 vith interest thereon at 6 per cent per annum from Oct 29th 1896 until paid which said debt and interest amounts on day of sale to 45255 Also to satisfy the plaintiffs costs amounting to 5780 EMMETT M DICKSON making the total sum to be raised on the day of sale 51035 Master Commissioner Said sale will be made upon credits of McMillan Talbott Attys six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be approved by the undersigned Master Commission- ¬ Poor Grade Shoes er and bearing interest from the day of Are poor in every respect mouey sale until paid at 6 per cent having the wasters Our new stock1 of School force and effect of a judgment cannot be made better and are Shoes money savers Try ns and see EMMETT M DICKSON CLA1Z RION Master Commissioner the following described real estate to wit A certain lot of ground situated in Paris Ky fronting 40 ft on Sycamore at and running back same width as in front to McClintocks line a distance ot about 166 ft more or less and bounded on one side by Reynolds lot and on the other by Sherman Ay res and is the same property conveyed to said Chas Johnson by W H Corbin and wife by deed recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Bonrbon County Court at deed book 75 page 496 Said sale will be made to satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff against the defendants for bbU3 witn interest thereon from March 30th 1896 until paid amounting on day of sale to 69587 and also for the further sum of 62 00 765 aud the costs of this suit total sum to be raised on making the the day Of 6ale 76525 Said sale will be made upon creditR of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase monev for which the pur- ¬ chaser will le required to execute bonds with good surety to be approved by the undersigned Master Commissioner pay- able to himself and bearing interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum said bonds to have the force of a iudgment HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY in iniiiii H MEANS PERFECTION WHEN APPLIED TO i t uK WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO 1 Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Cun or Ammunition and take no other FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue New Haven Ct 3Hlld i StASs- - The only safe sure and reliable Temale PHiIr ever offered to Ladies ENNYRQYAL especially recommend ed to married ILadiPH- Ask for DR KOTTS PEK3TYKOTAI FILLS and take no other EST Send for circular Price S100 ter box 6 boxes for fiKcm 9 PILLS W DR MOTTS CHEMICAICO i - Cleveland0 Ohio - McMiluan Talbott Attys y- - - - - For SalelBy W T Brooks Druggist - 4 L v- - n I r jrv E i THE BOURBON NEWS i - - riff i fTJESDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1897 TRACKS TOKN UP And a Trestle Burned on the Alabama A QHestioa Answered The State Board of Nebraska recently sentr out circulars to the farmers of the state ask ¬ ing the question Does fanning pay The following letter reproduced from the September number of The Corn Belt would seem to answer the question pretty effec-¬ tively Seward Neb Aug 25 1897 landed in Seward County Nov 22 1868 I from Pennsylvania overland with a team and wagon and about 800 in money I now have 400 acres of well improved land within sight of the county seat unincumbered worth 20000 I also have 30 head of horses 35 head of thoroughbred Here- ¬ ford cattle and 100 head of thoroughbred Poland China hogs some 8 or 10 of them costing me 110 each I also have city property to the amount of over 3000 and some 3000 or more of personal property besides several thousand bushels of corn and grain I have made it a point to feed all I raise I do not believe I have sold over a thousand bushels of corn since I have lived in the state While we have had a few short crops we have never had a total failure I am well pleased with farming in Nebraska and would advise all my friends to cast their lot with us Yours very trulv LEVI HOFER There is probably something in love in winter when people can keep warm by sit- ¬ ting close together but there is absolutely nothing in it in summer Atchison Globe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE LEADER V PRESIDENT DIAZ fe f the Lynchers at Versailles lnd Known to Many Persons Assaulted During the Independence Day Parade by Ignacio Anulfo No BWai Taken Into CustodySome TVeapo Think Found on His Person Was Made for the the Assault Sake of Gaining Notoriety OUTBREAK FEARED The Passions of the Citizens of and Versailles fanned Into a Plame Osgood Irid AN EARTHQUAKE Does Great Damage in Tashkaent Tur- ¬ kestan in Asiatic Russia I C i 8 4 Gov Mounts Representative at Versailles and Will Make an Attempt to Bring the Xynchers to Justice Bill Jenkins Wife Threathens Vengeance Vebsailles lnd Sept 17 While City of Mexico Sept 17 Ignacio the funeral carriages of the victims of Anulfo a violent character assaulted Wednesdays lynching were wending President Diaz Thursday during the their way to the cemetery the ma- military procession usual on Inde- ¬ ¬ 111fcV 1r- - U i - iii jestic arm of the law represented by Merrill Moore of Indianapolis as- ¬ sistant attorney general was busy Thursday trying to bring the lynch ers to jufetice Moorej who represents Gov Mount says he is here to make a full report to the governor of the circumstances of the case He has talked with the sheriff deputies anj3 others and can get nothing tangible He created some excitement by calling on Maggie Stein metz and quietly asking for information On theinight of the lynching she saw the men with guns in front of the hotel kept by jher father Moore asked her to tell all she knew I cant tell more was the reply Iwilljhave you before the grand jury Moore said But the girl was scared and would not talk further She does not know any of the men because all were masked Coroner Laswell finished his inquest Thursday afternoon The verdict is death at the hands of an unknown mob Gordon and Andrews by hanging the others in jail by blows and shots The leader of the mob is known to nearly every citizen here but not one man will mention his name in connec- ¬ tion with the lynching He is said to be either an official or ex official of the county He laid the groundwork for the mobs raid on Tuesday night and it is said that no one will ever serve on a jury to convict him Said a man who is thought to have been in the mob No one will be found to tell any ¬ thing and no jury can be found to con- ¬ vict any one In fact I dont think a jury could be found in the county without some one on it who was in the ¬ ¬ pendence day The man was felled with a cane by a companion of the pres- ¬ ident and was immediately taken into custody by the authorities The central thoroughfares of this city extending from the great plaza to Alameda or the public park and known by various names were thronged by thousands of people Thursday morn¬ ing assembled to see the military pro¬ cession usual on Independence day pass by The sidewalks balconies and frequently house tops were crowded with people and from the houses and private residences some of the more palatial buildings were profusely adorned with the national colors for¬ eign flags and magnificent floral dis- ¬ plays Gendarmes lining either side of the street kept the crowd from press- ¬ ing in the open space through which passed the various bodies of civic and federal marchers on the way to take part in the public exer ¬ cises at Alameda after which the military parade was to march through the same street on its way to the national palace to be reviewed by President Diaz The scene was im- ¬ the historic mensely picturesque avenue called by George Augustus Sala one of the famous streets of the world being all aglow with color and the Spanish fashioned balconies filled with After ladies in brilliant toilets mob As the funerals passed to the ceme- ¬ a short wait the murmur ran through the crowd that the president was coming and on foot dressed in the uniform of a general of division The president bowing right and left to the applauding crowd came immediately behind him being Gen Pradillo the governor of the national palace who served in the same capacity under Jbm Following them peror Maxmillian officers cabinet ministers ties were other etc Sept 18ThevMno of publc excitement in this couiify is on the eve of another terrible irrup ¬ It Possesses the Tomb of the Oriental Cob queror The Lawq Tlmur Tashkaent Mutterings of an impend tion at One Time Was the Capital of the ing storm are heard on every largest Empire Ever Known side and what is most horrible in the threatening outlook isthat Tashkaent Turkestan Asiatic Rus- ¬ women are involved in the danger of sia Sept 20 A severe earthquake the lowering clouds of the portentous shock occurred here Saturday night storm and human life may again ha and the eruption was felt throughout submerged beneath the billowsthat the whole of Turkestan Several mon- ¬ are ready to break over the barriers uments of aniquity were damaged established by law to protect person here and at Samarkand and Urah N and property iy Tiube Early Friday morning it was appar The regions of the Turkestan earth ¬ ent that the mysterious horsemenand quake is filled with monuments of an ¬ signal rockets that flamed through tiquity Samarkand is regarded with the darkness of the preceding great veneration by the inhabitants night were pregnant with Csome of Central Asia The city possesses strange meaning The determined ef- the tomb of The Lame Timur forts of the judge prosecuting attor vulgarized in Tamerlane the re ¬ ney and Sheriff Busching to ferret out nowned Oriental conqueror who the actors in the lynching caused consid- was born in 1336 at Kesh the erable uneasiness Scores of witnesses Green City about 50 miles south from every part of the county fViverti of Samarkand Under this celebrated sunpoenaed before the grand jury warrior and administrator who car-¬ Mrs Jenkins the widow and niece ried his victorious arms on one side of two of the victims appeared before from the Volga and the Irtish to the the grand jury heartbroken ovefJier Persian gulf and on the other from the terrible affliction and bewailing in pit Ganges to the Hellespont it became eous language and sobbing voiceher the capital of one of the largest em- ¬ double bereavement pires ever known and the center of Warrants have been sworii orit for farming and commerce the arrest of Mrs Jenkins andher Its beauties were lauded by the poets Mrs Missouri Rittenhouse of Asia At the height of the citys aunt charging them with receiving stolen prosperity it contained no fewer than goods Friends of the womeriare forty colleges of which only three re ¬ forming and swear they shall not be main perfect But it still has though arrested and the outlook is growing in a state of decay many of the edi- ¬ more serious fices associated with its former glory The location of thousands of dollars worth of secreted stolen goods has been HIGH DEATH RATE officers are prepar discovered and the From Yellow Fever ing for an astonishing coup Greens At Havaua and Other Diseases Dysentery burg Shelbyville North Vernon MadWashington Sept 20 In his week- ¬ ison and other towns will be called ly report to the Marine hospital serv- ¬ upon to contribute their part in prov ice Sanitary Inspector Brunner at Ha¬ ing that an extensive and strong gang vana says that for the week ended Sep- ¬ of thieves had been operating in and tember 9 there were 320 deaths of Nine hundred which 15 were from yellow fever 29 about all these places dollars worth of goods are known to from enteric and pernicious fevers 34 be secreted in one place and parties from dysentery and 55 from enteritis have made overtures to the officers for The inspector says the decline in deaths their surrender and the proof who from yellow fever is only apparent stole them and each day the evidence many deaths from that disease he is accumlating against the guilty par- ¬ thinks being placed under the head of ¬ and Vicksburg Railroad A Violation of the Quarantine Rules of Run ¬ ning Trains Through Jackson Miss the Cause The Governor Calls Out the Militia to Protect Property ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tery Thursday afternoon a big rain and Suddenly near the Alameda there windstorm came up and kept the crowd was a disturbance in the crowd on the down sidewalk and a well built muscular Vengeance is the cry of relatives and man with flowing black hair and mousfriends of the deceased Already threats tache forced his way by a tremendous have been made As yet there have effort past the gendarmes and soldiers been no threats against the mob be- ¬ and jumped between the president and cause no one in the mob is positively Gen Pradillo and the chief of ¬ i i They swear ven ¬ geance on Guards Kenan Black and Singer saying that they should have made greater effort to keep the mob back Friends of the deceased claim they showed the white feather and made no effort to do their duty They want revenge The people will protect the deputies and say if an attempt shall be made to injure them they will sweep off the face of the earth every remaining member of the band of cutthroats and robbers Word was sent especially to Levis friends Thursday to keep quiet or they known to them and dealt a Monasterio blow at the back of the presidents neck but the violence of the blow was diminished by the fact that he was crowded between the president and of-¬ ficers immediately following him The staff president turned around and caught sight of his assailant and resumed his march with admiral coolness Meantime Chief of Staff Monasterio hit the man with a cane who turning seized it and broke it Gen Pradillo then hit him a powerful blow on the rrPTiflnrmpfi rPVic tionl-- Mlinir him VTisViArl fnrwnrrl nndKfvmp mrvrmfrerl offi- - 1 H 11 i cers and police seized and pinioned Sheriff Busching will go before the him He was taken through a side grand jury as soon as he shall be able street and led away the people shout ¬ to be out and tell his version of the af¬ ing Give him to us We will hang fair Merrill Moore will say nothing him as to the result of the investigation But the gendarmes succeeded in but sent word to the governor that keeping1 their prisoner being rein there is no need for troops forced by cavalrymen the great crowd There was considerable excitement shouting and running behind The at Osgood Thursday afternoon when man was taken to the palace and noised around that one of the gang stripped but no weapon was found on who escaped death on account of not his person He was taken away to being in jail went to Judge New and city hall securely bound and placed the ¬ in gave him information where a lot of solitary confinement after being ques- ¬ plunder of the mob was disposed of tioned by the officers His name is Deputies were appointed to make Ignacio Anulfo who has of late search as indicated by the man who been employed in a notarys office as squealed at the request of officials a clerk and is said by chief The details are kept quiet at present of police to have a record as the man of a Indianapolis lnd Sept 17 Gov given to drink and Mount is using all available means to violent habits Various stories are told quarrelsome get at the core of the lynching at Ver-¬ regarding his design on the president sailles No response has yet been re- ¬ one theory being that ceived to the governors instructions with a dagger as many he was armed police sent to Sheriff Busching In sending but if so he must have thrown believe it away a representative to ascertain the true as no weapon was found on him It state of things he held the railroad seems almost certain that he intended trains until the assistant attorney gen-¬ harm for at the moment of dealing ¬ eral could make direct connection and the blow he used approbious terms get through without delay maniacal I think the lax enforcement of the and seemed mostClayton the United Gen Powell law has brought about this disgraceful act at the hands of lynchers in Ripley States minister immediately called upon the president and offered his con- ¬ county the governor said I under ¬ gratulations as did other diplomats stand that thieving and systematic and many other prominent people rdbbery have been carried on there There and that the criminals have not been fallen is no doubt that if Anulfo had into the hands of the people he promptly brought to justioe would have been torn to pieces so in- ¬ While this failure to enforce law tense was the rage of the people may have occurred yet it is no justifi- Some think Anulfo merely made the cation for mob law No matter what assault for the sake of gaining noto- ¬ the pretext is men who take the en- ¬ riety having read the accounts of the en forcement of law into their own hands assassination Canovas to determined an drive of and lynch men shall be punished in the i n out and not are they Indiana ug to work more than a few expeeti Killed By a Train It makes no difference what crime Georgetown Ely Sept 17 Mr hours No attempt was made to- re- these outlaws have committed they Ambrose Wilson a well known As soon biimo at the Carson washery are entitled to an impartial trial be ¬ prosperous farmer of this county and¬ as the reports of this disturbance liv fore punishment When men are de- ¬ ing near Midway was instantly killed readied Geu Gobin he sent a squad nied the right to a fair trial at the shortly before noon Thursday by a of the governors troops to the scene hands of a competent court we are in passenger train on the Versailles and When the cavalry reached there the midst of revolution and anarchy Georgetown a branch of the Southern all attempts at violence had ceased and that condition shall not exist in railway The accident occurred at the but the women followed the troops Indiana street hooting and first railway crossing this side of Mid- ¬ about the E told the assistant attorney general way A storekeeper at cursing them that the state would stand by him and John A Logan Friday morn Jrs Stock Barn Burned Audenricdhis declaredstock of- revolvers that he might use the power of the ing that entire Youngstown O Sept 17 Fire at had been sold state to prevent further threatened past few days noon Thursday destroyed the stock Reports Win during the confirmed the violence Cranberry Does this mean the militia was barn of John A Logan jr Eight news that the powder house of Edward finely bred horses and many elegant Tuenbaeh had been broken asked early equipages were burned up Loss esti- ¬ Friday morning by strikers into had Whatever power maybe necessary who mated at 75000 the governor replied stolen a quantity of dynamite ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - enteritis and enteric fever At the Osgood lnd Sept 18 Early Friday same time there are not as many cases afternoon Sheriff Busching decided to of yellow fever in the military hos search the houses of Jenkins ago pitals as there were two for stolen chattels and a the soldiers who were sickmonths cared being search warrant was sworn out and ten for in the hospitals elsewhere deputies sworn to execute them For two weeks according to the city At Jenkins house the only things mortality reports no deaths from yelfound here were two packages of sil- low fever have occurred in the city verware which were seized The of- proper this condition he says does not ficers then inarched to the home of the exist world renowed Missouri Rittenhouse The enormous death rate from enfarther up on the street and surround- teritis and dysentery the inspector ed it Missouri was also at Versailles says is a result of the lack of nutrialong with her sou Sam and a door was tious food and the deaths from these forced open diseases have not yet reached high The officers lost no time but went water mark right to work On every side were eviWashington Sept 20 Gen Fitz-dences of prosperity and abundance hugh Lee consul general to Cuba had After finding a narrow stairway he- - a long consultation with the president tween the dining and bed roomsfOffiecr at the white house Saturday It was Wills went upstairs The sight that the first time Gen Lee had seen Mr met him there caused his eyes to look McKinley since the formerjs return to JLike saucers Ranged about countryfabout a fortnight ago He sroom which embraced all tne space be this saw the president by special appointneath the rafters were 14 beds enough ment and all visitors were excluded to accommodate at least 20 men as a during progress of the the a few of them are single beds conference except Secretary Alger No evidence existed below stairs that who came over from the war depart at once struck the eye as suggestive of ment and remained until after Gen such a singular hostelry Here it is Lees departure The conference was believed that the clans have been gath a long one lasting almost two hours ering and conspiring for years After Gen Lee carefully reviewed the situagoing li terally all through the house tion in Cuba and explained at length three rolls of new rag carpet several all points upon which either the presi- ¬ bolts of cloth of ladies dress goods and dent or Secretary Alger asked for a new trunk heavy and locked were information Gen Lee gave his seized and taken to Versailles in a liv- own views very freely to the presi- ¬ ery rig Four new cooking stoves dent but after the interview was very were also found reticent about the nature of the report THE WOMEN he had made He said the president Attacked the Working MinersWltii Sticks had not given him an outline of his and Stones Violence Was Avoided by the policy It is evident however that the president is deeply impressed with Men Promptly Going Out Hazlkton Pa Sept 18 Friday the critical character of the situation opened with commotion at the head in Cuba as described by Gen Lee as it quarters of the Third brigade and in is understood that at the conference he the various camps At an early hour strongly urged Consul General Lee to Friday morning a message reached retain his office at least for the presGen Gobin that there was more trouble ent and to return to Havana at his at Audenrcid The attack made by earliest convenience the women Thursday which resulted Koyal Residence in Ireland in driving the miners at those collier London Sept 20 A royal residence ies out was repeated when another at in Ireland now appears to be within tempt to start up the collieries was reach Since the queen seems to supmade Friday Over 100 men reported port the proposition in a long letter to for work at the Monarch waslicry when the duchess of York congratulating the band of Amazons armed with her upon the success of her recent tour sticks and stones swooped down upon with her husband in Ireland her ma- ¬ Some of their number again jesty asks if she would like to spend a them stationed themselves on top of a culm part of each year in Ireland On the bank ready to pelt the men with their other hand Michael Davitt declares the weapons but violence was avoided by Irish dont want royalty in Ireland the men promptly going out At the and he asserts that the duke and duchStar washery about 100 of the125 men ess of York mistook Irish hospitality returned to work but the worn- - for loyalty and-Rit-tenhou- Sept 20 It was Jackson Miss learned Saturday morning that in ad dition to tearing up the tracks of the Vicksburgh railroad a Alabama short distance west of the city re- ¬ ported at midnight Friday the crowd also burned a trestle on the same road a few miles west of the city Meridian having consented to allow trains to pass through that city the Alabama and Vicksburg regular train passed here at 6 p m Friday going to Meridian The speed of the train was not greater than four miles an hour whereas the road had been ordered to run their trains through here at a 20 only was this mile rate Not order willfully disregarded by the road but the train actually stopped in the heart of the city Indignation is at fever heat here and the people say that if necessary to compel observance of their reasonable quarantine regulations they will burn every bridge between here and Vicksburg- The city authorities say that if yellow fever is introduced into our city it will be by the unlawful disregard of their rules as in this case Gov McLaurin has ordered out the Capital Light guards of this city in order to protect the property of the railroads in this county The governor of a sovereign state de ¬ nied admission to his capital city This is the unique state of affairs that existed in Mississippi Saturday morning as a result of the troublesome times in which the people now find themselves Gov McLaurin at the outbreak of the yellow fever wave was in the interior of Simpson county from which place he proceeded to his old home in Brandon Being anxious to return to the state capitol he made application to the city board of health for permission to enter the city which was promptly declined by that board There is a general quarantine rule against persons entering the city and these public officials had no respect of persons enforcing the rule The number of men composing the capital guards company in ordinary times is about 30 but it is doubtful whether more than ten or twelve men ¬ JFits stopped free and permanently cured Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa No fits after first days use of Dr Klines 1 the intellect Courtesy and etiquette are flowers the one has its roots in the heart the other in 1 Hanis Horn ¬ To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c A cablegram from Constantinople says the sultan wants time He ought to have eternity Chicago Times Herald Hi that saved by Pisos Cure After physicians had given me up I was Ralph Erieg Wil 22 1893 liamsport Pa Nov We know of nothing that is as hard to find as a matchbox in the dark Washing ¬ ton Democrat ¬ Is a Constitutional Cure Halls Catarrh Cure Price 75c It is needless to say that a man must pos- ¬ sess a good eye to thread his way ¬ USE YOUR REASON People There are thousands of people who have been cured of nervous trouble scrofula sores rheumatism dyspepsia catarrh and other diseases by purifying their blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla This great medicine will do the same good work for you if you will give it the opportunity It will tone up your system create an appetite and give sweet refreshing sleep are only pills to And Profit by the Experience of Other ¬ ¬ ¬ can be assembled at this time Edwards Miss Sept 20 Twenty one new cases of yellow fever since last ¬ report ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ thw ¬ ¬ ¬ take WrinrPc Oillc the The rapid spread of the disease is re ¬ UUUU 2 J His With Hoods Sarsaparilla markable Five of the total are in the SIOQ FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPH country The disease is now well distributed throughout the town Sev- ¬ PROPOSITION 1 eral new cases were reported but not yet passed upon by the physicians SQUAW VINE TSTNE CERTIFICATES long or Write which will doubtless swell the total to sold Dr us 1st nowSquaw you have used2nd Vine Wine Simmons 50 The general condition of all the State Diseases it cured 3d Give names of the worst cases is improved and none are those it cured 4th State actiondifference and the between its strength and now considered dangerous strength and action of McElrees Wine of New Orleans Sept 20 The local Cardui On receipt of letter enclosing reyou Photograph we fever situation has undergone little cently takenSquaw Vino Winewill send - a FUEE 100 Bottle change since Saturday AtG oclock PROPOSITION 2 Sunday night the record book in the board of health office showed a total of IIVER MEDICINE CERTIFICATES six new cases and one death The offWrite us 1st How long you have known used or sold Dr M A Simmons Liver Medi- ¬ icial bulletin shows two deaths that of State Diseases it cured the woman Santa Grafieta who died cine 2ndthose cured 4th State the3d Give¬ differnames of ¬ ¬ M x m f i in the hospital Saturday night not having been included in the official bulletin ¬ Geddings of the Marine hospital service arrived here Sunday on his way to Edwards to establish a camp of refuge He has with him 300 tents and ¬ Jackson Miss Sept 20 Dr II D ¬ mattresses Dr J F nunter secretary of the state board of health arrived here Monday morning from Vicksburg to confer with Dr Geddings with a view to establishing a base of supplies and taking stringent measures to stamp out the yellow scourge Mobile Ala Sept 20 The official bulletin for the last twenty four hours ending at noon Sunday showed 11 new cases One death that of Frank Donaldson He was 16 years of age and a paper carrier Total cases to date 29 total deaths 3 ¬ MASS MEETING Of Laboring Men Held at Scranton Pa The ILattimer Killing Denounced Scranton Pa Sept 20 Narly 5000 ¬ ¬ San Francisco Sept 20 The gun ¬ boat Wheeling came down from the navy yards at Mare island Sunday The vessel has been ordered off on her maiden cruise as a warship and as soon as she is coaled and supplied with The Gunboat AVheeling provisions she will proceed to San Die- ¬ go It is thought that she will remain there to be in readiness to tow in the Alert in the South American waters should she be needed Cycling Accidents in Iondon The appalling London Sept 20 number of cycling accidents is leading to demands for legislation to abate the laboring men the majority miners and mine laborers attended a mass meet ing at Nay Aug park Sunday called by the Central Labor union to protest The asrainst the Lattimer killing gathering was quiet and orderly Among the eight speakers were Hugh ODonnell the Homestead labor leader and George Chance of Philadel phia of the United Labor league They denounced the Lattimer shooting as wanton murder a brutal outrage and massacre but suggested law as the present remedy and organization as The the safeguard of the future company store system the importation of cheap foreign labor and the encour agement of race prejudices were given as the main causes of the recent outbreak Resolutions of considerable length blaming Sheriff Martin and his posse and criticising Gen Gobin for alleged unwarranted interference with civil law were adopted ¬ ¬ ence between its strength and action and the strength and action of J H Zeilin¬ Cos Liver Regulator and the Chatta nooga Medicine Cob TlackDraught both of which contain Woocy Bulbs of Roots and Stems of Herbs and have sold at about 6 cents per package and should not retail at over 10 cents if consumers are not imposed upon while Dr M A Simmons Liver Medi- ¬ cine made from the purest and most care fullyselected DrugB regardlessof cost with the Bulbs of the Roots and Stems of the Herbs by our secret process extracted and thrown away cannot be sold at less than 25 cents The reason of the difference Is this On June 30th 1893 the Supreme Court enjoined J H Zeilin Co from manufact ¬ uring and selling medicine under the name of Dr Simmons Liver Medicine Zeilins answer to our bill said the medi ¬ cine was designed as cheap negro medi- ¬ cine for the negroes of the Mississippi Val- ¬ ley And Zeilins manager testified in the case and Zeilins advertisements said that all the Liver Medicine they make is made by What more conclusive the same formula evidence could there be that all their Liver Medicine is cheap negro medicine Again the United States Court in the Zeilin case at Knoxville Tenn enjoined the old proprietors of- - the article now called Black Draught from perpetrating fraud by using the words constituting our trade name and Black Draught was not known till after 1876 yet they falsely advertise that it was established in 1840 and filch our trade by allowing their customers to untruthf uliy represent it as the Bame as bur genuine arti- ¬ cle they giving color of truth to the de- ¬ ception by publishing the picture of a Dr Simmons on their wrapper thereby asso ¬ ciating their article with our Dr M A Sim- ¬ mons Liver Medicine which he established in 1840 and every package of which has borne his picture since 18o0 On receipt of letter enclosing a recently taken Photograph we will mail you a 100 Package Liver Medicine FREE C P SIMMONS MED St Louis CO Mo ¬ NAME ON A POSTAL ND WE WILL SEND YOU OUK 140 ENDY0U ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ¬ FREE WKGiESTCR REPEATING ARMS CO 180 WINCHESTER AVE - FE7 2RD HEW HAVEN- - CJONtf o Cyntiiiana Ky Sept 20 Jake Wol public danger There were ten deaths and a score of Tlangerous injuries ford secretary of the Redmon distilamong bicycle riders during the first lery has assigned Assets 49000 iia bilities 29000 half of the present week Capt Cota Shot for Insubordination The Statement is Premature A Distillery Fails aoocoa c ¬ Socialists i stampeded the Hungarian meeting held Thursday night to protest against At 910 an out-¬ the Latimer meeting break occurred and the chairman and other officials left the socialists in charge of the meeting Weylcrs Plan of Campaign New York Starpede a Meeting Sept 17 The socialists Madrid Sept 17 The government has received a cablegram from Capt Gen Weyler in the course of which he One Death at Mobile says that his plan of campaign is to Mobdle Ala Sept 17 Anotone complete the pacification of the west Hagan first yellow fever case died end of the island of Cuba bftfore com Thursday afternoon One new case mencinjr operations in the east Chicago Sept 17 Refugees from the yellow fever stricken districts of the south are coming to Chicago in considerable numbers The trains reaching here from the south Wednes ¬ day night and Thursday were filled with people fleeing from the plague and many of the hotels report the re tfjipt of numerous telegrams from southern points asking for rooms to be held for people en route to Chicago Yellow Fever Refugees in Chicago The bad 17 Russian provinces and harvest affects it is feared it will also be felt iulSOS as the drought has preventedsjowing winter wheat in a large area Tlfe im- nensc reserve stocks will prevent a famine but the peasants are ruined for several years IS -- St Pkteksburo Sept liuri Hat vest in Kussin City of Mexico Sept 20 Capt Cota of the Twelfth infantry was some- ¬ time since condemned to death for in- ¬ subordination for the killing of a major of his regiment in Sonora during the Yaqui rebellion He was shot here Saturday Well Known Poetess Declared Insane London Sept 20 TPhe Times Sunday morning says The statement of the American press that the state depart- ¬ by card or letter be- - T Send fore Oct 15 four names not more of young T folks most likely to be interested In tho best f weekly famllv DaDer nnblished 1 CASH NAmcd one dollar for four plainly written YOUTH AND HOME PAID FORt I i San Francisco Sept 20 Miss Flora MacDonald Shearer a poetess of na- ¬ MornB Ala Sept 18 J T Taylor aged 52 who came here four wceks ago tional reputation has been declared from Wayne county West Virginia insane and was Saturday sent from and was taken siek last Sunday died this city to a private asylum at Liver bYiday of yellow fever His deathfere more All of her relatives reside either in Scotland or on thelsle ofSkye utfe Uifncn iivAilAfviAnf UCI C wfi WJ VtJ Sjl bVUAVUW Vatw WC Virginian IMessof Yellow Fever ment at Washington and the British amhassador have received instructions to reopen negotiations for a general mm treaty of arbitration is at least premature No Yellow Fever at Atlanta Atlanta Ga Sept 20 The fear whieh was at first felt in Atlanta that Every homeseeker should address either J F there might he cases of yellow fever MERUY A G P A Manchester la W A A P A Louisville develop among the refugees has almost KELLOND P AG Cincinnati O for a Ky or S G HATCH D free copy of entirely disappeared Fewer refugees the IIiiafOIS CENTItAX KAIMtOAIVS SOUTHERN 1IOMESEJEKEKS GUIDE than tisual came in Sunday ¬ to our cash for each name added names subscrlp- - J to Insure tlonllstbyNov15 Pick best t returns We do the rest No canvasslnp T T t Write your HOME and town plainly f TTOUTHAKDown name127 Fifth Ave N Y J - f Wetlrfn - and receive i SOUTHERN Homeseekers Quid niioitit-rttti-- Jf r J i bSrarararaKa jMkit2 - iii Lian iiii Sfc5 ft4 tja j i mMMImSJF i - r t THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDfT SEPTEMBER 21 1897 2 a - fife n fc- 4 m -- h is- - 5 13 F K r s i if rX IX V VZ 5 rr K tfS - K Why He Was Excused this rowjind for safetys sake it behoovca Those Millinery Bills garding the cigar he was nervously j run my chances than WHY DONT YOU LAUGH She I think one thing- is very un ¬ You wish to be relieved from jury turning- in his fingers as though the way a day longer than necessary Let thatfall give warning of their coming Allthis was in the early morning for duty but you havent a good reason fair A woman is forced to reveal by Why dont you laugh young man when fact that it had gond out was one more us know the worst and be done with it troubles come her name whether she is married or Oh in this case it will be the best the majority would choose to have the said the judge happening- in the train of ill luck that Instead of sitting round so sour and glum pursued him and before Its public spirit said the un- ¬ not All men are called Mrj mar ¬ It seems to me that tp Never fear old fellow Only we want¬ daytoVn them for the long hard trip You cannot have all play making- their homeward way willing- talesman on the score of econ- there is no way to distinguish the average jury is simply a pack of to make as good a fight as we can Per to And sunshine every day When troubles come I say why dont you asses haps we can get along- without your wheirfhe shadows had begun to length omy I have dyspepsia judge and I ried from the single by their names laugh He Oh yes there is Its very easy Too true But asses may sometimes man though I will think it over and en andthe air had grown cool Now in never agree with anybody If I go on She How I would like to know decide Meantime remember that a mid afternoon nothing- disturbed the this jury there will be a disagreement Why dont you laugh Twill ever help to be led by the nose you know He Just examine the checks h soothe And sometimes they are up for sale man is never undone till he is hanged sleepy calm of the place save a few and the county will have to go to the The aches and pains No road In life Is to the highest bidder signs Detroit Tree Press and a case is not to be counted lost till children and chickens pottering about expense of a new trial smooth r judge Green said the Excused in the thick dust of the street the one Oh as to that you know the sheriff it has passed the court of appeals Sizing Him Up Theres many an unseen bump broody apparently as listless- and void of Bag and if you think that Meredith is going And many a hidden stump Eirst Tramp Yer say der woman I purpose as the other Across the way which ydull have to jump Why dont to touch him with any ordinary figOer CHAPTER VI 4 Trnthfnl Savr dat gave yer der grub didnt blieve ye you laugh the postmaster secure in belief that no ures war a gentleman in reduced circumWhen church is out and Jack and 3 ill and bak- ¬ body y would come bothering Windy Why dont you laugh Dont let your spirhim for In the case of Brigham we seem to ing in theGulch seemed bare In linked seclusion stray stances sunshine as sultry its wilt takes have evidence that the colonel is ca- Dorothy Meredithafternoon out upon either mail or merchandise at this hour ItTo pickthem two long lonely hours Second Tramp Dats what I said idly looked Dont sit and cry because the milk youve pable of extraordinary figures upon oc- ¬ their homeward way of the day smoked in dream3r content Eirst Tramp Did she tell ye so spilt half its one dusty street from her window at his thin form luxuriously telescoped in And as its scarcelyfind a mile casion you would mend it now No reason can I Second Tramp No she brought me If The Palace a flimsy a wooden arm chair his long legs disWhy it should take so very long Pray let me tell you how Well he can afford to pay a pretty the Palace hotel a knife ter eat der pie wid N Y Except that love is blind Just milk another cow Why dont you liberal percentage to win for a fact two storied frame structure wholly un- ¬ posed across an iron wheelbarrow Truth Puck laugh But pretentious except as to name occupied which was evidently a part of his stock Bartels imperturbably rejoined TO JUDGE in APPEARANCES The Cheerful Idiot Why dont you laugh and make us all you carry a check book as well as he a position well to the center of the in trade The saloon man next door place its back to the creek which dis was visibly snoring his mouth a very laugh too It must have been a very tender To tell the truth though the jury is And keep us mortals all from getting blue road for rigtht hearted butcher who killed this lamb not trbubling me I am a good deal puted with the narrow defile of way cavern of escaping sound while so long A laugh will always win in which a time had elapsed since the doctor all through the said the Cheerful Idiot pausing in the n more disposed to be doubtful about the If you cant laugh just grin sawing 01 nis cnop Come on lets all join in Why dont you judge although as to him well I may the camp had located itself Across the had turned a page of his book that it ruj laugh street was a general store which also would seem he might well have commit Why kindly asked the shoe clerk James Courtney Challiss in N Y Inde- be borrowing- trouble as post office flanked on either ted the last to memory There was a served boarder Why whats the matter with him pendentside by saloons that to the west being soft broken murmur from the creek a He must have hesitated three or And the match which he had lighted was joined to an unfinished building of drowsy swish of leaves among the cot four years before striking- the fata J allowed to burn Neils fingers in his of the Indianapolis Journal blow surprise I thought Duval was all which long sun browned timbers told on tonwoods along its banks and the since abandoned the one work stamp mill at the far end of the place right Modern Courtship the east followed by a small log house went on in a dull monotone like a Well so he is probablj returned She Have you shaved to day the lawyer with some embarrassment set well back from the street which devils tattoo that would never stop He Yes BY MARY E STICKNEY Only well I accidentally discovered gave it an air of burrowing into the but withal it seemed deadly quiet Have you perfumed yourself Dorothy Meredith yawned helplessly the other day that he had been mixed steep hillside behind Farther along Certainly w Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co up with the colonel in some mining as one looked in either direction were as she turned from her outlook behind Have you smoked any cigarettes stores and saloons the the dusty lace curtains of the Palace deals down in Mexico I dont know to be seen other No what it amounts to I dont know that latter considerably predominating- hotel parlor to purposeless survey of Well then you can give me a kiss CHAPTER V he would dare go too far anyway their lines broken at near intervals by the large bare room She had brought Tammany Times Harvey Neil rode over to Tomtown buW the door yards of modest residences her book here in the hope of finding- a Another Thing where the homemaking- instinct strug cooler place than her room on the floor the next morning pursuing his way Cant we get a change of venue to Orodelphia the county seat demanded Neil looking worn and sick gled against heavy climatic odds in a above You saw Mr Browser last Wife thence it was cooler but the atmos- ¬ Guest Is this steak broiled evening and the one town of considerable im sickly showing of geraniums and morn ¬ phere seemed oppressively close while Oh I dont think it would do to go portance in that part of the country as far as that It would prejudice him ing glories There were a Chinese there was that in the stiff arrangeWaiter Yes sah What did you Husband Yes but not to speak to to it sah to his attor against the case and if he were pre- laundry and a bakery a rickety frame ment where he betook himself of the conventional parlor suit of think had been done know but it had her Guest I did not ney Donald Bartels Wife What a story I heard you disposed against us of course he would blacksmith shop flaunting a covering of cheap furniture which somehow con- ¬ been embalmed N Y Journal Brig ham has gone back on us was oppose the motion and unsitting with hr for more than were circus posters and an Oh no it veyed the impression that the apart- ¬ his abrupt announcement as he sank would hardly pay us to make such a pretentious drug store developed out ment was not intended for everyday use two hours Felicitations Certain wearily into the- chair the lawyer had break as that all things considered of the office of the one physician who Now that she was here Dorothy found Husband Thats 50 but it was she It doesnt make no difference what who did all the talking pushed forward hospitably But I was- thinking if he could be ap- generally attested the healthfulncss of herself instinctively stepping about on happens said Mr Corntossel us 0 j saia Bartels looking very grave proached just right the place by sitting- all day long before tiptoe with a vague sense of intru farmers is goin to git congratulated A Questionalle Pedigree What are your reasons for thinking Again the check book might prove his door idly occupied with literature sion very soon deciding that even as a Newrich Im going to plant a lot of But the condition of crops makes so ex- ¬ which bore no outward resemblance to choice of evils sword mightier than pen or shade trees around my house What the place would not do some difference doesnt it Col Meredith rode over to see him claimed Neil bitterly as he bent to medical treatises consid- ¬ She only halted while fretfully No Ef theyre big theyll tell us sort is the best do you think yesterday I found that out by acci- scratch a new match against his boot The houses were generally of logs the ering whether she should return to her to be cheerful because weve got so Bunsom The shadiest kind of a tre dent and of course my suspicions were sole He relighted his cigar smoking few of frame for the most part left un room and take a nap or shake off creep- much to sell An if theyre scarce ever saw was that family tree of yours I aroused at once To day I rode over to for a moment in gloomy silence before painted and like their more primitive ing lethargy by going for a walk detheyll congratulate us on the prices we that you showed me the other day- Tomtown myself and the first look at he added And this is justice in Colo- neighbors wearing an air of premature termining- finally to take her chances oi ter get Washington Star the fellows face told me that I was rado age and decrepitude from the dark out of doors although it seemed well right It is life not much worse in Colo- brown stains which the fierce Colorado courting sunstroke Did you put the question to him rado than in the rest of these United sunshine had wrought on those sides nigh like But she loitered by the window a straight As Senator Ingalls which looked to east and west Few moment longer now moved to idle curi ¬ States I fancy No where would have been the puts it Purity in politics is an irides- were of more than a single story in use He was prepared to deny it nat cent dream He might have gone height although th stores and saloons osity by the sound of hoof beats coming- down the road a small mischievous urally I thought it more to the pur further and said that purity in any hope stirring in her mind that it might pose to raise my own bid and did not thing is a dream little likely to be realbe somebody to pester the postmaster raise it high enough I saw that in his ized before the millennium But dont for mail or rouse the saloon man from face too although he was cannily non- take it all too seriously Neil As I said his dreams But the rider had naugiht committal Either he is intending- to before I doubt if Duval would dare go to do wiijh either of these as it soon skip out before the trial or too far in any case He is working for appeared He rode straight on to the We can have a subpoena issued for reelection And our main reliance is doctors office a man who sat his horse him put in Bartels thoughtfully on the jury anyway and with them with the easy slouching- grace of one But if he has gone over to the other you certainly have an equal chance with nicciistomed to much riding a young side he would be of mighty little use the other side man atsighit of whom Dorothy drew tj us I believe you will have to raise For which I should be liftinir mv back hastily behind the sheltenngeur j lagpnNeilvWKatjsudid you eyes m thankstqheayen and devoting tain herface all a warmyjpmk glowp SffPTiTh myself to burnt offerings and sacrifices TO BE CONTINUED A thousand dollars if we win and 1 suppose rejoined Neil hotly By got him Jove his expenses from the time I Bartels look at it Can you A READY EXPLANATION here I paid him good wages as long imagine a greater outrage Here I give as he was working in the Grubstake up some of the best years of my life to It Toole Quiclc Thinking But It Ar ¬ you know toiling- and moiling in that mine labor rived on Demand Yes but you will have to make the ing like a convict until at last I make a A Washington man is accustomed to figure a good deal more than that I strike A rich strike but what has it using1 what he considers a very choice imagine if the colonel is in the market cost me Nobody knows who has not product of the distillers art His prefagainst you We want him if it is a tried it what it takes out of a man to erence for the liquor in question has possible thing been approved by a number of con- ¬ years like that ne live and work for Yes but the question is what is pays noisseurs in such matters and he be ¬ the price 01 success out 01 nis he worth to us gan to suspect that a colored man in very arteries he is just so much the Well with the average jury he poorer in actual life blood he has his employ Jaad added his indorsement would be worth a good deal He not burned out that much of his candle of in a manner tacit but sincere The 0 only worked the Grubstake long enough life and it is gone never to be regained compliment was a higih one for the to have the lay of the land and all his He is old and all the wealth of the Dorothy drew back hastily colored man has long been employed figures down pat but he had that con- world will never give him back his in the culinary department and he had versation with McCready which is squandered youth It would seem con as a rule had readied after more im a sense of smell and a keenness of taste worth more to us than all the rest If sidering all things that he should be posing effect in the square sham fronts which many a g ourmet might envy we can bring him to swear that Mc entitled to his paltry wages but far so popular in mining camp architecture The demijohn which contained the HER TEOUBLES ARE MANY Cready told him he didnt care if they from that every highwayman in the while these had further emphasized liquor emptied with such surprising THERE WAS AN QLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE WHO HAD SO MANY were on Mascot ground that he owed land is at liberty to harass and despoil their pretensions to style by washes of rapidity that its proprietor concluded CHILDREN SHE DIDNT KNOW WHAT TO DO you one anyway and hed see that him provided only the methods are paint in which a preference for pure to adopt radical measures In the ab- ¬ the ground was stripped so clean that chosen with reference to the accommo- white had with the passage of time sence of direct proof he decided to try Lapse of Memory The National Failingthere would be mighty little left for dating blindness of the law Col brought a painfully bedrag gled appear- ¬ strategy He allowed the demijohn to Jackson Im going- to start a new She Did you bring me that com you by the time the court could stop Meredith walks into my mine and steals ance to the dusty place Rising abruptty behind the shabby become empty and instead of filling paper and I think Ill call it the Um- plexion powder him that might be mighty good testi- ¬ my ore I call upon the courts for reHe Er my dear it slipped my menu procession of buildings on that side it again put the liquor in bottles in brella mony for us In fact Brigham is our dress and justice in his cupboard and labeled them poi- ¬ beautiful impar facing the hotel was a mighty Why Merrill ory entirely principal witness of course and weve tiality grants Col Meredith as well as hill ter- ¬ son The word was printed in heavy She And yet before we were mar Jackson Because everybody who got to hold on to him if it is within the myself an injunction shutting me out minating in castellated heights of red blaek letters and a skull and cross sees it will take it ried you said my face was one no man sandstone a mass of color showing in range of possibility Youd better see of my own ore body until an addle superinduced brilliancy above the faded bones were added of a size calculated Yes theyll take it but they could forget Cincinnati Enquirer Merrill him and have a- perfectly clear under- pated jury can decide to whom it really slopes which appeared dead beyond any to make an impression on the most wont pay for it Find out what the standing- at once Revenge on a Rival figure was and go him one belongs If a tramp should come along hope of resurrection and the stunted stolid He kept an eye on the cupboard colonels He traced Mauds name upon the sand t For Brain Food too and steal my coat 1 could have him sent dull hued pines sparsel dottingone night as he A tribute to the lovely bud better the from and theater he caught came home Borus somewhat in the literary line ¬ the colored the A jealous wave rushed up the land colonel will be out up for sixty days with hardlj the de expanse gave scarce more vivid show ¬ servant And next thing the Naggus Im trying to collectmateriaL Washed out the a and left It Mud lay of an hour but this the act Seizing the bidding me again and I shall be facing thief can rob me of thousands and my ing of life All up and down this color in mockinterror the employerbottle¬ for another novel Have you anything Chicago News ex to suggest the same proposition with an added only redress seems to be to allow judge starved surface yawned prospeet holes claimed SHE MIGHT HAVE OBJECTED cipher I suppose Neil gloomily re- and jury and witnesses to rob me of beyond counting a few gray dump Naggus somewhat in the book re- ¬ Great heavens Do you know what viewing line Yes Eat victuals that to piles at intervals telling of deeper The poor old Mascot seems joined thousands more It is enough to make work the smaller number still that had you are doing Dont you see that are rich in phosphorus Chicago Trib- ¬ have been hoodooed from the first to a man swear gone so far as to erect shaft hous3s what that bottle contains is marked une last Well swear then It may do you showing now for the most part deserted poison Oh I dont know I am not particugood laughed the law3rer but his Old Enough for AnythingIt is the common background of the The colored man held it ofE and larly concerned about the results in this glance was sympathetic Ive brought you some lace for your is tough mining camp this disproportionate looked at it Then he smelled it and It case I can tell you The decision of the for a stall at- the bazar Lizzie Im afraid fact Neil But youve gone a lit- showing of failure and success and es- with a look of melancholy replied United States supreme court in the tle too far over to the pessimistic side pecially were failure and gaunt woe Tain poison suh Is done been its not quite old enough to be really Amy Silversmith case has put a stop valuable 1 had it when I was a little now It might be worse most in evidence in Windy Gulch in fooled agin to all controversy in respect to an such That How dared you tamper with it Sirl owners right to follow his lode in its lated theisyoung a consolation ejacu- this summer time of 1S94 for its veins Oh thats old enough for anything man savagely They were mostly but rich in silver the ill whether you knew it was poison ot downward course beyond his side lines ilearest How lovely Thanks so very smoked for few moments The rulogis clear beyond question that when inon in silencetoneahe went on to omened metal at this time cast into notBoss a Fum de jiuch Tit Bits it wus limbo by the powers that shape the the owner of a claim where the apex say And milder way of course by way you acted bout dat demijohn in de it financial policy of the world Willing to Forget It of his vein crosses the side lines and not might be worse the She I know that Im not good look-¬ end lines has no extra lateral rights But the camp wore an air of lethargic cellar I done thought yoh had yoh¬ its You dont mean that there is at all that is he cannot go outside his item of trouble ejaculated the another indifference to all its ills on this warm spicions ob me an it made me melan ing but people forget my face when I lawyer August afternoon Its day began early choly foh sho Is been tryin foh sing lines upon any pretext whatever The Well when the steam whistles of the working uios two weeks now ter commit sui- with a laugh of joking dismay He Wont you sing now Town fact that the Grubstake was the prior Washington Topics cide oun dat bottle As was held in I dont wonder you are down mines location cuts no figure cried out for change of I should say not And in this in- shifts shrill3r up and down the hills on Star and the caee of the Iron Silver versus the Every Man HiM Own Cable Car Elgin Mining companj if the original stance another fellow is down as well every side the miners always with tin Plodding Pete Say Bill I wisht I To Please His Public locator of a claim cannot or does not The superintendent has inflammatory dinner pails swinging in their hands These the littlest sandwiches 1 wuz a snake make the explorations necessary to as rheumatism and from the doctors re- might be seen going to or coming from ever saw are the money said the trav Are you the head of the house Bill Wot fur for of his vein and port to day it looks as though there their labors like straggling processions h certain the true trend Dont speak so loud Plodding Pete Sos I cud travel on N Y Journal am draws his end lines ignorantly he must would hardly be a chance in a hundred of overgrown ants Then women bare ¬ eler like this the railway restaurant me shape N Y Truth Its take the consequences The claim of of his getting upon bis legs again in headed and bare armed came out to man explained There was so much The Worlds Necessity Sent by Pneumatic Tube the Grubstake that its vein makes a time to be in court when the case is fetch water from the creek or to stand complaint of the quality of em that I Of new religions savants croak Harlemite You know that ten I owe turn at the point where it crosses the called His testimony doesnt amount gossiping at their doors while with thought I would malrem smaller so 60 to ye overbold ones you I was going to send it to you by Mascot assuming- that it would hold to much to be sure but to have it hap loud cracking of the drivers whip the Newcreeds we need not but new folk to kick mail to day there To live up to the old ones water effectual disposes of any extra pen goes to prove as I said before that stage for Orodelphia would wheel up about would not be so much Indianapolis Journal Chicago Record Brooklynite Well lateral rights by virtually conceding the case is hoodooed from first to before the post oflice to have the lean I- blew it in Town Topics Well mail sack heaved on board with mighty that the apex of the vein crosses the last And Well It May Dr Nansens expedition to the We need all the help we cau get show of importance side line It only remains for us to And after the NorthTpole returned after an absence Why is the circus lemonade pink in The Test of Wisdom We can stage would come a disjointed followprove the continuance of the Mascot rejoined Bartels gravely How much of wisdom we can ses color asked Benny Bloobumper of his of three years The highest latitude With sages who with us agree vein which with the developments you take his deposition de bene esse of ing of men on horseback and dusty reached was 86 degrees 14 minutes or papa But fools who hold some other view have been making should be easy course but we would have to apply to couples in open carts more often still 200 miles further north than ever It is blushing for itself replied Mr Oh bah Theyre not worth listening to enough Oh no if we only get the the courts for leave and give the other heavy freight wagons laden with ore reached before No land was found L A W Bulletin Bloobumper N Y Journal side time for cross examination you and others piled high with fresh lumber nortliof latitude 82 degrees right kind of a jury I have no One Way to Reach the Goal Utility know It would make delay to the verdict exhaling clean resinous odors all What would you advise me to do to There must be some who abor hard to smoke Then in heavens namevletus do these cumbrous conveyances with a gay It really isnt much fun But what possible chance have we This old world to exalt become worth raj weight in gold of a jury re without him exclaimed Neil with an jangling of bells at the horses heads if you have to be carefulwbere you To furnish occupation for to get the right kind N 1 Well you might try anti fat The people who find fault I would rather for the road down the canyon was nar- - spit turned the young man dejectedly re air of desperation Truth drag- along - - - - - ¬ - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - The Old Silver Trail - - - ¬ ¬ ¬ out-of-dat- e ¬ -- - - ¬ Up-to-Da- te v - ¬ ¬ ¬ Up-to-Da- te ¬ m 1 mm aa1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - - - ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Up-to-Da- te - ¬ hig-h-tone- ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ Jf ¬ dis-a-w- ay ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sh-h-- - ¬ - ¬ appre-nensions-- ns ¬ it Washington Star a to i S r II r irWHNHUW- - 4 53w h - 4 C O THE reHulllHga keg the food pure i r TOES wA s J4 SEPTEMBER 21 1897 Ss nm UKS GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS PX E J Reyal ijPi r y-J wholesome and delicious I Li W B k hX- i -- r - - pom Absolutely Pure It r w MJ- - V - WMf J i - - o J i - vlx frVj i c - j r - K POWDER NEW YORK si 4r 1 r f t - a ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO r J H THE OH DEWS 1881 I Seventeenth Year Established Persons who have not riddeu over that O have missed splendid road the C bits of mountain scenery that are seldom equaled in the South in point of pictur Just now the trees on th esaueness mountains are showing a thousand gor geous Autumnal tints and here anu there the winding roads are fringed witL goldenrod beiutiful of fields In a half a hundred places the mountain i i movii TOitVi rnal mines and a score of times the F F V dasVee through busy thrivipg lumber camps before it passes from Kentucky into West Virginia leaving the crowd of mountain folk which gathers at every station watching the train as it flies Eastward Other natural cunosmeb which attract the attention of the tourist are the huge bowlders many of them larger than a two story house which seein to rest so lightly on the mountainside that a child might start them crush ¬ ing downward carrying destruction in their wake ¬ La Gri LUG JlL v- - iirirRi And Otherwise The Foj er bttrd K em arks In A Hk V Iapnua the mirror dancer If you have had the Grippe you know its aches and pains the fever the chills the cough the nervous system quickly has in- 15000 iu a ranch iu California i Etta Reed is with the Corse Pevton company again this season - the depression you know them all The Grippe exhausts lowers the vitalitv things should he done at once the body must be strength ened and force must be given to the nervous system Cod liver Oil will do the f irst Hy pophosphites the seconds These are permanently and pleasantly combined in Scotts Emulsion It lifts the despondency and heals the inflamed membranes sa oi tne inrudi uw Rfif voti need not nave LA GRIPPE You can put your system in a condition unfavorable to it You can have rich red blood resistive strength steady brain and nerves Scotts Emulsion ¬ Two Adelina Patti has expressed a desire to originate the title in Leoncavallos opera Trilby Roland R in The VvV ng Mr Wright is playing a ten weeks engage ¬ ment in New York The Corbett Fitzsimmon3 fight pic- ¬ tures will be given at the Grand Opera House on the 29th Myra Morel1 a a Paris favorite has made a great hn as Angela in Amorita at L1 icago Margaret Mather will have Cyinbe line Romeo and Juliet Leah Camille aud East Lynte in her repertoire this season also have the sprinkling mania The Advocate says The man who muddies the street crossings by too much sprinkling much to the discomfort of pedestrians espec- ¬ ially ladies ought to be killed Some Danville people SUPERIOR KENTUCKY DISC DRILLS Are used more extensively ttian all others made i V ¬ Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP mitors ani I BBUHE MILLER or Make all Checks Money Orders etc MlIiIiKB payable to the order of CHAMP AD VEK1 IN1X HATKti Displays one dollar per inch for first inser ¬ rates aeh tion halfor reading Insertion thereafter per notices ten cents Locals jline each insertion Locals in blac type twenty cents peT line each insertion Fractions of Knes count hs full lines when Obituar38 cards of t nanus calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Bpecial rates iiveu for larue Ravartlse ments and vearlvcMrdc running at liee rates ¬ ao not agre9 with the Bourbon News that Mnrk Sanua is responsible for the drouth inSentncky But we are inclin- ¬ ed to believe that a taiiff on rain is hid ¬ den somewhere in the Dingiey bill and nothingMbnt local showers can get in The audience at the national free silver camp numbered meeting at Springfield thirty fice on Thursday night but as bmding orators there were sixty present the great erowI bed a hilarious and vociferous time The Jy nlfniana Democrat snys We clanging of the bell always bring from three to five tow headed youngsters to the door of the humble homes which dot the mountain and the valley The over supply of tots at every home prompted a lady passenger to ask dont they raist an crops except childir n lurei1 It appears to be too tm in some placeAnother noticeable feature peculiar to the mountains is that Friday is selected for the regular washday instead of Monday On every line hang red dresses of all sizes from babys to moth- ¬ ers The mountain folk are true to In general they are a contented lot b cause their desires are few and their habits simple with never a thought fashion societv or politics to troubi them ¬ The whistle of the engine and the prevents as well as cures And whether you send or go for Scotts Emulsion be sure you get the genuine SCOTT BOWNE New York i To the Voters of Bourbon County thp Rpptiblican County Convention for County Olerk of Bourbon county I take A GOOD COMPANY this method to ask the support of all my Uncle Toms Cabin Salter friends I pledge myself to a conscien- ¬ Co with 50Martins 3 bands of music people tious and faithful discharge of official 20 ponies don keys and oxen and an duties if elected in November abundance of special scenery and effects Respectfully comes to the opera house to morrow Wm M Goodloe tf mgnc This company played a success i ¬ D Cable photographer over Var ive engagement in Paris last year giving excellent satisfaction and winning dens drug store makes fine photos at the praise of being the beat Uncle Tom ¬ Having received the nomination in 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 2Bolc3L only toy The tjouipville Post says sll SamSmall did not lecture in chester Tuesday night because -- Win- ¬ the Pears audieuee did not utat erianze like San has struck a trot in Ken ¬ tucky during the hottest kind of weather The Ee publicans of Seott county have indorsed the nominee of the National Dimoernts for county offices and com- ¬ pleted the fusion ticket 1r J E Pack was nominated for Representative - I ii- j - - i tS 4lM- -- - - 3K 0tBEnmsmsa from tn s Nah ville Cen- - tennialiin October Mr Bryan will stop in Kentoeky to inak e fievertii speeches He will apeak at Gia6gowtoa the 9th I iTissaarl that if Hunter ne acquitted of the change of bribery tsrill go at nee to Washington to get tJhat long de- ¬ ibe ferred appeintment McKixlev hae displayed tcellentandgement in aekiogtiBen Fitz feugh Lee to continue as Cousuibat Hava na PRESiDysra Joseph HZ3phries is the fiiitror can- ¬ didate for the Legislature from lEayette opunty YesterdsjK Temperature The following is the temperatmje as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co f thisseity 7 a ie 52 8 a m 54 9 p m 57 il amm 12 l 10 a m 2p m w 60 62 62 66 68 67 61 Hockingport O August 14 96 To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gentlemen I have been using Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach trouble and constipation for some three months and find them even greater than city-recommended With pleasure and un ¬ solicited I would recommend them to SCINTILLATIONS the suffering public t very truly Yours Ax iHterestiir Juintile vOf 4NewBjjrAiHd - p FSimmons Coirineht 3t- tSold by W TVBrooks at5cSLnd SI 00 The Journal wants Stanfords surplus per box Send address oh postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for dogs bologna sausaged trial size free Work has been commenced on Nicho wngnrs Celery lea cures constipa- ¬ lasvilles talkophone exchange tion sick headaches 25c at druggists TfaeXentuokj School for the Deaf at Danville opened last week with 273 W S Anderson pupils Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends child of Roger Early A Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co of Woodfordwa8 poisoned from eating Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights cheap sardines Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Tbe business section of WilmoreKy Trouble and Constipation I was unable to was destroyed iby fire Sunday The Ioeb do auy thing for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they is about 40000 have cured me Kor the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter A Mit Sterling school girl has invent ¬ Very truly yours W S AndkhS w ed a eceam whipper which is said to be Sold by all druggists at 50c and Si per box fcend address on postal to the Wright Med the best in the market Co Columbus O for trial size free Dr Wintenxneyer of Covington found a r50 pearl while eating raw To Cure A Cold In One Day oysters on theiiatf shell Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ The Winchester Democrat remarks lets All druggists refund the money A Paris man has just paid 75 for a if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris pair of hound pups More prosperity Ky Jacob Wolford of Cynthiana secre-tary of the Redmon distillery has Assets 9000 liabilities There is no iiive-year-old Ashland the Eastern terminus of thi O is a Lexington division of the 0 beautiful city of about 8000 It has water works electric lights public parks fine hotels a trolly line four railroads steam boat traffic a steel plant a tannery a tfuriiuure tacr iron furnaces and a nail mill giv g employment to hundreds of men The mills are running and better times are smiling on Ashland The fact that Gat lettsburg and nearly a dozen smaller towns are located on a line between Ashland and Huntington W Va has given voice to the prediction that a future generation may see them merged by the march of progress into one great --- reduced prices Kodak work quickly company ever in Paris company The recently played done satisfaction guaranteed tf to large business in Cincinnati Men who like a cool quick quiet and and Louisville easy shave should patronize Crawford Bros1 barber shop Clean first class bath rooms are connected with the shop Cash buyers can get double value toSatisfactory service at all times tf day nt tf Davis Thomson Isgrig F SIMMONS tf Of Hockingport O Recommends Wrights - R J NEELY t Celery Capsules - DR MILES Through His Nervine Is a Ben efactorto Thousands ikSsf have from One Thousand to Fifteen 602 Hundred Dollars to loan on first inort gage at eight per cent per annum 1 MAIN TyQs T Money To Loaii M H DAILEY ST - - - PARIS KY HARMON STITT vvei j cjjudii jjcixij 8 to 12 a m 1 to Office hours 6 j4T j p m WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher who resides at Green Bay writes March 6th 1895 as follows Five years ago 1 became so nervous that mental work was a burden I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora- ¬ tive Nervine and I commenced to use it with the very best effect Since then I have kept a bottle in my house and use it whenever my nerves become unstrung with always the same good results My son also a IF YOU NEED ANY Br Miles Kervine Restores Health j 29000 ffl 3p m 4p m 5 p m Mt Sterling wants waterworks and wants em quick The party who gt e j tthe franchise must complete the system in a year fihelbyville people are kicking about the strong sulphur water that is being served by their water company Mayb they prefer Apollinaris MOTHER Nashvtile Exposition Buy your ticket to Nashville vfa Cincin jpati and Uuecu Crescent Koute to Chatta- ¬ nooga visit the historic city and the great battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout 3Iountainpend a day at the Chicamauga National Military Parte then refreshed and ready for new conquentcontinue the Jour- ¬ ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect vi i this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ surpassed anywhere If you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that 3Tour tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C Kiuearson G P A Cincinnati O I 1 Awarded 1 Highest Honors t OR Worlds Fair from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 1- among the gold seekers Secretary Gage is investigating the practical Special attention given to Undertak irig and Repairing value of a locomotive sled invented by a Chicago man which he thinks may be My wife suffered more in ten min- ¬ Main Street - - Paris Ky utes with either of her other two chil ¬ used on the frozen Yukon dren than she did altogether with her last having previously used four bottles of Mothers Friend It is a Nashville blessing to any one expecting to be- ¬ fill IVTnin stPriH Kv says a customer 975 round trip to Nashville by repur- ¬ come a MOTHER Henderson Dale Carmi Illinois chasing tickets at Chattanooga Visit Chattanooga Chickamauga Lookout MOST PERFECT MADE Mountain enroule to the Exposition Of Druggists at 100 or sent by mail on receipt A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Superb vestibuled Trains of prjee Write for book contain inert eetimcraials it W Childbirth natural and easy L as The U S Treasury Department at dealer Don t be furniture Windowin Shades Oil Washington is wrestling with the prob- so many have said but lem of transporting supplies into the persuaded to use anything uiuwa voxjjcuo xuaubicooca Klondike region to prevent starvation Etc ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger Tmeheart Taylor formerly of this guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you city pitched a fine game at Harrodsburg doubt it write them Good health is last week against the Louisville Colo Wrights the best life insurance nels the latter winning by a sore of 3 is ena- ¬ Celery Capsules gives you good health Mother to 2 Only four hits were made off Tayand Stomach bled to look for- - they cure Liver KidneyConstipation trouble Rheumatism f and lor wo u w i v a v a i t inn q dread suffering or gloomy tore c09ts lc a day A 8ht flraft on The Enquirer tells of George Fedder bodings she bank in every 1 box which brings to the hour when of Midway being robbed of a fine gold experiences the joy of Motherhood yonr money back if wp fail to cure you watch by a new found friend who wat Its use insures safety to the lives SoW b v V- - T Brooks druggist showing him the sights in the Tender- of both Mother and Child and she loin district of Cincinnaughty Satur- is found stronger after than before day night makes jtJHjO confinement in short ¬ and about which such tender and holv recollections cluster as that of Mother she who watched over our helpless infancy and guid- ¬ ed our first tottering step Yet the life of every Expectant Moth- ¬ er is beset with danger and all ef-¬ fort should be made to avoid jt so assists nature in the change tak- ¬ ing place that the Expectant word so full of meaning to thousands less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor It is free from narcotics perfectly suffer from nerve troubles should try it AOLEHMAN takes it for nervousness with like never failing success I have recom- ¬ mended It to many and it cures them All who harm- ¬ WALL Buy - it now It will be higher PAPER V Editor and proprietor of Deb Landsman Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded Your liife Insured 1c a Day bank- ¬ Special low prices will be given to par-¬ ties papering several rooms SPECIALTIES Our insurance is protected by Friend WOOD MANTELS to 1 dviu 7r AND TILINGS ¬ ¬ -- DAVIS J T HINTON - i MOTHERS FRIEND CEEAM UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO - At t -- BAKING ¬ POWDER YEARS THE STANDARD j p kiely A HMMmH - 4k t j0 Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati W O Rinearson O andgraluable information for all Mothers free 0 j ItliaU 6 Tke Braiiia M Isltw -- Hjtj - - f rii3 V - 0 4 THE BOURBON NEWS two TU8AY - SEPTEMBER 21 mg 1897 A THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Free Pikes Throughout Bourbon Bourbon County to day has PEES0ML MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS wm M - V hundred and seventy six miles of turn- ¬ pikes and no toll is collected within the Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as limits of the county The last pike to geco iiss mail matter be freed was the fourteen miles of Colo ¬ nel Baldwins famous Maysville Lex ¬ ington road which was acquired Satur¬ TELEPHONE NO 124 day by theFiscd Court and the gates PRICES were immediately thrown open SUBSCRIPTION This Payable in Advance pike extends North and South from 2 00 Sixmonths 3100 One year Paris through the central and most pop-¬ you cant even get a re ¬ hbws costs ulous portions of the county and is port FROM A GTJU FREE OF CHARGE tbe main artery of travel to and from Make all Checks Money Orders Etc tnis city xne price agreed on is MiMiKR payable to the order oChamp equivalent to 25000 According to the terms of sale 20333 of the sum will be ¬ paid in deferred payments and Bourbon Couuty is also to surrender to Colonel Baldwin 140 shares of stock in the 1897 Maysville Lexington pike The county already owns 100 shares and The News understands has arranged for the remaining 40 sharf s necessary tbe deferred payments and stocks aggre- ¬ gating as a whole 25000 as mentioned 1 gBgnjjgmHtg Announcements And Sol nnwiatlong Of The Marriage Vows BY COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED M M Mkupin and Miss Lizzie Ed- THE NEWS MAN wardaVof Ford were secretly married Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At a yearkgo at Jellico Tenn The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And The engagement of Miss Mary Elsewhere Frances Gay of Lexington and Mr Mr Will Simms left Sunday for Harrys J Van Dermark of Georgetown Chicago yiranuounced the wedding to take Mr Thos Wilmoth has returned placeearly in October from Chicago BIRTHS Mr Buckner Woodford has gone to We Do Not Want To Garry Over Any Summer Shoes V Ptesbl want to get them on tlie peoples feet with as little expense and haw taken the shortest en t the CUT IN PRICES - Ji- 4- - Summer Shores worn npve- so low priced ak they are now AND HER Hi You will agree with us when you see the shoes and know the J t- Slfo V Hot Springs Arkansas Judge John C Chenault Richmond NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Tax receipts for are now ready and have been for some time Please call and settle at once and saye penalty Wanted E T BEEDING 4t above S B O 4t Fifty thousand families to use Paris Mill flour has secured a good position at the Spottswood planing mill in Lexington A K Lewis and family will this Early Minter While raid after raid by the lawless elenunt on toll gates have occurred in nearly every adjoining county Bourbon has witnessed not a single outbreak and has to its credit two law breakers convicted and in the penitentiary for at- ¬ tempting to burn a toll house in order to vent a petty personal spite against the keeper The raiders will have to find another occupation so far as Bourbon is ¬ iIMTs - ft i week move to the Blue Licks Springs concerned neighborhood Cynthiana can nowbe reached from See in another column on this page the all points In Harrison by free pikes HuKill the advertisement of Lavin Kentucky Men Honored popular merchant tailors ii A dispatch from Charlottesville Va About seventy Paris people spent Sunday in Cincinnati taking advantage Sunday said Yesterday was Kentucky day at the of the L Ns excursion rate University of Virginia At a meeting Say neighbor dont that brand of of the law class the following officers were elected President C W Miller Paris Mill flour Purity remind yon ot Irvine Ky Vice President Brutus of the days of Uncle Billy Shaw J Clay of Paris Ky Treasurer J F Minor of Staunton Va Historian C Landlord J s Connor has had at M Owsley of Lancaster Ky Mr Miller is a Bachelor of Arts of arc light placed in front of the Fordham Centre College and also of Yale Uni ¬ and has bad the office nicely improved versity He took a very high stand in ¬ his junior Thos Bishop has bought a cottage dent by the ear and was electedthePresivote of law unanimous built by Ray Honey on Convent class Mr Clay is a Bachelor of Arts of Northcott Princeton University and a nephew of Heights irom Lancaster the Hon C M Clay Mr Owsley is a for 900 Bachelor of Science of Centre College for this morning He was Centres representative in the Frost was predicted Som intercollegiate oratorical contest in 1894 by the weather department and yesterday won the admiratiou and earh risers say a small frost was visibV applause of all in his speech nominating Saturday morning Mr Miller for the presidency Never before in the history of the Moses Kahn yesterday shipped six university did so many honors in the cars of export cattle from this city an law department go to students from one The nine cars from Mt Sterling to New State stand Kentucky boys have taken a high at tbe university and no York The cattle cost from 450 to citizen of the old Commonwealth need be asbamed of her representation here 475 and averaged 1500 pounds i was in the city yesterday Mrs Bailey Berry of Cynthiana is AdairJa daughter the guest of her sister Mrs J W Inthe Ciintonville precinct to the Davis wife of Curtis Lary a sou Yesterday to the wife of George Miss Lula Smizer of Cynthiana yes- ¬ J ones who lives on the Clintonville was the guest of Miss Alice Spears terday pike a son The Duchess of Marlborough former- E T Shipp arrived from Boston Sunday and left last night for Texas on ly Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt gave birth to a On Saturday morning at the ducal a business trip Mrs G B Brooks has returned London residence from a visit to her mother Mrs Mor ford in Covington Mr and Mrs J R Allen returned yesterday to Middlesboro after a visit to Bourbon Fiscal Court friends in the city THEThursday Oct 7th 1897 convenes for the Mrs E H Rutherford and Miss Fall term By order of said court all Janie Craft arrived home Saturday from nersons arehaving claims airainst the County directed to file same with Warm Springs Va me for examination and approval for at Mrs Henry Preston arrived Satur- ¬ least ten days before Court convenes CLIFTON ARNSPARGER day evening from Ashland to spend a 21sep 3t County Attorney fortnight with relatives KREE School tablet and pencil given wi th each purchase Out j The Advent Of Our Future Men And niiliitvns School Shoe Department is filled wiith an eleganc line oiT 7 Women PK On Saturday to the wife of James Shoes durablo and at pricrs to suit all Davis Thomson Bs ttKaafts iriimiiBiin Isgrig i iii Lg3 i i GOODS My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil ¬ drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 any other pur¬ chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi- ¬ ence in Dry Gocls business in Paris I saw it was to your and my in ¬ terest to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest- ¬ ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The new- a nciniv mouc uuu win wueu ou mny ni ui all classes or Dry Goods fully double in price what they were nike dor the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this Mv bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them dow 5 were lonj as a yard of them lasts If you want to save money in your pur ¬ chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my s o kz and hear prices before you invest elsewhere u-i2-d- Fiscal Court Meeing Mr J S Withers of Cynthiana and Mr J W Davis of this city are at the Oakland Hotel at St Clair Springs Michigan Risque Chowning fell from the plat- ¬ N train form of a North bound L near Berry Saturday and was fatally injured He lost his balance while lighting a cigarette Mr H Ashton and daughter Mies Rebecca Ashton and Miss Louise Van sant of Flemingsburg were in the city home from en route yesterday Olympian Springs Mrs Mattie Smith after spending a month with her daughter Mrs C C Kamper at Meridian Miss returned Mrs Kamper ard to Paris Saturday daughters came with her Miss Lilly Stevens of Chicago who has been visiting in Cincinnati came up to Paris Snuday night to spend a day or so with Mrs D C Parrish before en- ¬ tering school at Chicago University Capt R L Bowles left yesterday for Springfield Ills to sea his horse Palmyra Boy start in a race before re turning to Palmyra Mo Last week - NOTICE Council on for a saloon Thursday Sept 23 1897 license to be sold in the R G Crigler building on Tnird street between Main and Pleasant streets I will apply to the City G TUCKER 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY 3S JWGREEN Corn Waoted Highest market price paid in cash for good sound corn delivered at Crystal Mills J H HIBLER CO sep7 8w SPEARS STUART WE ARE ALWAYS AT I i o- - Adding new lines cutting old prices with a store full of new Fall Goods to show you Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen ¬ tlemen and Children of every - Large line of new Dress goods strictly wool 25c a yard Novelties in Plain and Fancv Dress goods a t50c sold everywhere else for 75c to 1 per yard Handsome line of Silks Velvets We have just completed our znlF por and Braids of all descriptions for making the best bread meal VVillgnnd Crystal Mills scription at half the usual prie- Blankets Si kind for 49c- otdsS all wool at 250 per pair S iv didlineof Bd Comforts Full line of Hosiery feed of any kind or wav dpsired us a trial J H HIBLER sep7 3w Give trimmings CO V - Fv i V i i heihpraepwefedhetf o f - r r ParJs HorsesinPenn8ylvanIafr LuNEEOUSONjthe ing recora oy reeungon a nine in uf Mr and Mrs Robt Ferguson is very ill Dan Morris had a good run of luck at The chill breezes as usual have with typhoid fever Their infant daugh Washington Pa last week He won re brought the Fall styles in millinery ter Margaret has alsc been very ill for the 225 pace in 229 with Gen Helm Mrs M Parker will give a big opening several days though not of fever and th 240 trot in 234 over a heavy display of Fall fashions next wek George Leeds has sold his home in truck with Baron Wood He also won October 1st and 2d Her corps of as 9 East Paris to Jamfa Whaley mail agent the 227 trot with Baron Wood in 229 sitants are now busily engaged in preOne male pig and three gilts of same on the Kentucky Midland Mr Leeds Both horse and driver were applauded paring for the occasion which is always litter Good individuals and of best 1897 Colonel A Washington paper says has purchased a lot in East Paris from a largely attended event strains of blood five months old weight Turney of Paiis Ky arrived Thursday G- G White and will build a residence 135 pounds Call on or address Di morning He is a very pleasant gentle- ¬ The Lexington Herald says Mr F GEORGE CLAYTON Co clothiers will observe man and may dispose of Baron Wood Price Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them R Armstrong has purchased an interest x Hutchison Ky the Jewish New Year 5658 Monday to a Washington horseman who has in the Elite Stationery Company and in Sept 37 and will close their store on taken a fancy to him the future will be associated in the busi ¬ VS7 Special inducements are be- ¬ that day ness with bis son Joseph who has suc If you are not going to the Klondike cessfully conducted it for some time ing offered to all purchasers this week OF Car of the Celebrated you want a sack of Paris Mill flour Just received If Mr Armstrong Sr has been Mayor of new cases of yellow fever you are you want a car load Eleven 4t Household and Paris and Sheriff of Bourbon county -were reported at Mobile Sunday Mrs and has been known for years as one of Buried For Two Says Carl Crawford of this city is visiting Call and examine before you buy its most popular citizens He has many relatives near Mobile and her Paris Dennis McNaMaka of this city ar- ¬ friends here who will welcome his com1 will1 offer at public sale at ten friends and relatives are very auxioua rived home yesterday from Ohio where ing to this city oclock a m on about her he has bee assisting his brother Will 41 Everybody has a cold sometime your FRIDAY SEPT 24 1897 THE ladies all are waiting till Mrs McNamara Prof Douglas3 in sensaM Parkers millinery opening Oct 1st tional burial performances In the turn will come Keep a bottle of Dr at my residence on Mt Airy Avenue all people at the and 2d to know what to wear this presence of 12000Prof Douglass Napo- Bells Pine Tar Honey at hand and be my household and kitchen furniture leon Ohio fair buried fa- ¬ consisting of several handsome bed Fall Mrs Parkers styles are always Dennis keeping him in the grave two prepared for an emergency This mous remedy will cure a cold before it room sets carpets chairs cbinaware popular Dont miss the displays two days The feat was very successful etc anthracite stove kitchen stoye Prof Douglass and his subject rode to gets fairly started or after it has settled Also a splendid Jersey milk cow days Friday and Saturday fair grounds on a wagon the subject The sooner you taka it the sooner you Terms Cash WE HATE KE0EITED A SPLENDID ST0OE F court Friday sitting on a coffin followed by a orafs get well In Squire Lillestons Residence is for sale privately If not exhibitions in sold wili be for rent possession given Martin Gilkey for shooting Joe Walton band They will give Ohio IMPORTED SUITINGS MD TROUSERINGS at three fairs in October WHEEL NOTES Sept 25th 1897 was held to await action of the Circuit F R ARMSTRONG To The Ladies Court In default of 200 bond Gilkey Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At ¬ 30ag 3t A T Forsyh Auctr was sent to jail Both parties are colorHomo And Elsewhere The best opportunity to seleot for ed Walton was seriously injured but Cordang the Dutch champion rode yourself and to get exactly the proper was present at the examining trial Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky w thing m millinery will be at Mrs Par- ¬ 616 miles in 24 hours Thursday at quality arid style are considered We ask you to give us a call adding 52 miles to the worlds Mr Ben Holt the Pans agent of the kers Fall opening Out 1st and 2d London THE Adams Express Co has received a letter An elegantline of trimmed millinery record Owen Kimble Louisvilles crack You will be from the Pennsylvania Frog Co at Du ¬ will be on exhibition - pleased with Mrs Parkers goods See rider won two fast races Thursday at bois Pa asking if there were ary ableSpringfield Mass and was second to FINE IMCJtlTOIITX TAILORS them bodie i bull trogs in the Paris neigh Bald in another race IN hood The P F C wanted 1000 dozen Fine Oysters S E TIPTON Cutter ¬ names Will Gribbins and Earl Morton Westby next March and wished the FASHIONABLE Mr F Fugazzi the well known cat- ern Union messenger boys will race Full line of samples- We are also agents for the celebrated Olias E Smith Shirt of parties who would catch them for the erer and confectioner who is located at from Paris to Lexington one day next company Nipperti old stand will begin Thurs week for 10 a side page of the day to serve at all hours and in all See advertisements on first Cyclers D L Slade Emil Smith J AT three Masters Sales to be held on Octo- ¬ styles the finest oysters to be procured J Galvin P S Adams J O Wilson A certain forty Mr Fugazzi has a fiue chef and the ser- ¬ ber 4th as follows R N Ware J W McDaniel and Robt and the smallest in town will foot lot on Sycamore street a certain vice will be strictl7 first class in every Rozell of Lexington stopped in Paris equal satisfaction in the fit of house and lot on Sycamore street and respect He solicits your patronage Sunday en route to and from blue Lick of land in Springs Special careful and elaborate prepa- ¬ f a certain eight acre tract discription Xi clothes if our tape line has- - l-X Excursions rations and being made for the Fall full f Bourbon See ads with The run to Cynthiana has always Millinery around him We have a sort N will run an excursion been an unlucky trip for the Bourbon Opening Display ofemporium at Mrs ¬ The L on first page 5he depopular Parkers Sunday from Cincinnati to Natural Ramblers Sunday J T Hinton Jr sires and cordially invites all the ladies pride in fitting men thak o Practical liook Keepingr Bridge at one dollar for round trip Edgar Minter Chas Dudley Jim Ingels to call and see the displays which will tailors cant please Itstheiki K m Return and Chas Sauer made the trip to the be made on Prof T F Leary the well known Train passes Paris at 10 a530 p m ing will leave Bridge at Maiden City but did not escape without ing how that tells tbe taste andV and highly recommended teacher of N will mishaps Sauer broke a pedal crank Y M I at Nashville L AND SATURDAY practical cook keeping is in the city sell round trip tickets Sept 20 22 limit and Hinton found a large sized punc ¬ experience and observation who de- ¬ ed to return 24 at 5 This includes ad fl ture Anyone organizing a class given us that Come in and 1 advantage of this opportun- ¬ mission to fair and ticket between fair sires to take The cyclometers of some Maysville and city over our stock of Fall goods ity can find him at Mrs Roberts Monday of every month cyclers register the following number On fourth try not to be amazed at the pi boarding house on High street No 41 local freight leaving Paris 655 of miles J T Kackley 2600 Senator ¬ M Williams 2400 a m will carry passengers to Winches- Worthington 605 we quote Leslie Lewis 2400 Major Slack 2600 Consider the Quality Sample line of jackets capes ter on accouut of court days N will rnn special train to L Leslie Willett 2000 O Cox - Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty newest styles just for this Maysville Sept 22 to 25 inclusive leav¬ T C W H Cox each 1600 2450 Denier In buying your childrens School Joe Lee Shoes ijew Fall stock now arriving week one third off regular price ing Paris at 735 a m Returning 1285 Stanley Reid 1100 Mrs W H low pricei but quality good leave Maysyilleat 530 p m One fare Cox 1000 Miss Marie Hunter 800 Miss See them CLAY RION Bessie Hunter 600 Mrs Smoot 400 Mrs for round trip F B Cabr Agent J T Kackley 750j Mrs Ed Geisel500 J D CONDON rfijh - - - six-year-old- l special being our Ladies Penangs Pccales and Fancy drens full seamless at 10canl Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10i AVeare the onlv store in towses Table Linens and Towels at old prices notwithstanding ta iff ad- ¬ that carries full line of Zep S Ice Wool and fancy yaris vance of 20 per cent We still sell 10 4 Pep orel si r Notions of all kinds and in -- bio Dress linings we will save you 25c ing at 18c and extra ed and unbleached Cotu4n afc5g on tne dollar j ySn u m one fe pd -- K- - Family Portraits life size Free of caarge Poland China Hgs FOR SALE ¬ OUNJJUN o Tay - NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Exs33lo Sale For Sale Furniture Kitchen STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGOF ¬ ¬ 0 EDWARD ¬ -- Etriis 2S3r M2T - - FOR FALL AND WINTER T DONT MISS FALL STYLES -- ¬ MILLINERY THE BIGGEST MAN MRS M PARKERS - Oct 1st 2d 97 LAVIN HUKILL il T is rs wk J - - if - iV 6 THE BOURBON NEWS TMESDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1897 bashful quite afraid of poor little me He wasnt He would let ine say and She - - - V V - THE BOURBON NEWS s Not at all He would be shy and Seventeenth Year Establishes i Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP lMitMlgll ftIiM BRUCE MILLER j 1881 J- fe She 0 no That would be a fearful MY Wlf E AND I confession of weakness He A sportsman My wife and I In the April weather Curned from the parsons parting wora She Certainly shooting you know And our hearts were as light as the downy and hunting and all that sort of thing was to a Muscular Woman treat him do just what I pleased and Get me a wife was the strange reever so badly He wouldnt quest made of the agent of the North He American Transportation and Trading awfully jealous He And be HIS WIFE MAKES HIM WORK v1Hl Good Iinck Dates from His MarrlKKj fkv Xytj mC v t 31 ih - i Ji - By lingering echoes musical For we were young and the dim uncer-¬ tain Future concealed each sob and sigh Small time had we for lifting the curtain In search of porrow my wife and J In the sunny days of the summer weather We toiled onward hand in hand And in lifes fallow fields together Wrought at the duties we had planned And children came unto us leaving Jewels of Joy around us strewn By their little hands so busily weaving The thread of their lives into our own What cared we if the blue and the splen- ¬ dor Of heaven were hidden by clouds in the sky For love had eyes that were blue and ten- ¬ der And heaven enough for my wife and I In the days of the mellow autumn weather When fields and skies were growing gray We still fared on indifferent whether The end was near or far away Our children now were men and women And round us in ripened clusters hung Fruits of the faith that blossomed dim in The distant days whenwe were young Old hopes that had run the way before us Stumbled und fell and we passed them by For the grasp of the new ones bending oer us And beckoning onward my wife and I And now we have reached the winter -- feather He was That falls from the wing of the woodland not games theyre childish bird a cricketer and footballer And all our songs died out in laughter He wearily Anything else And every sound into cadences fell She Well he would be just perfect Around our pathway followed after But sighs he probably wouldnt want He did When nights are long and days are cold Qhs snow lies white on hill and heather Ad we are feeble and faint and old Ancj so she nestles a little closer Holding me fast with a strange caress And I am content in the faith that shows weather i Regions of infinite happiness Out of the future voices call us Out of the past there comes a cry When will the present cease to enthrall us And throne us forever my wife and I O love that laughs at wind and weather O faith that fills all time and space jYe are the links that bind together The rarest virtues of the race Xn your domain youth is immortal For through the wrinkles time hath run We see just passing loves glad portal The same sweet face we wooed and won And all your paths lead up till even Before the end they reach so high unidealistic JTis only a step to the bliss of Heaven From the bliss of earth for my wife and I He cheerfully Well theres Alfred Ellison in Chicago Record traction between opposites She In what way m her He angrily He would want ideal woman She playing with her With anima- ¬ Yes probably Now tell me your idea of one tion You O do He shakes his head might be interesting for once but he communicated Simpsons order to be to the purser of the next boat that came He moodily I should like Well she would be dark and tall deep along and was surprised to hear him brown eyes and almost black hair she say was blond and petite with finely I know the very woman for him She was Ill bring her up on the back trip if he chiseled pale features piquant and pink will advance the fare She 0 haw ghostly Simpson put up the money and on the Stately and sedate return trip the purser escorted ashore solemnly He She was brimful of mischief a stalwart woman of 40 years whq had dull She How been working as a cook in a camp down He Very gentle and silent the river The courtship was shorts She Simpson had good prospects and the No woman is She hastily wasnt woman knew it They were married in Ah but she would due form and went to keeping house at He rapturously be Very trustful and affectionate once For two days Mrs Simpson did above flirtation or tormenting her not interfere with her husbands com- ¬ She ings and goings but on the third mornlover by pretending to flirt wasnt ing when he gave signs of starting far lip Insipid She biting her the saloon she put herself before the She would be well door and said He Ah no Perhaps she and thoughtful Take your tools Mat and go to work read would write in the shaft She savagely Dialogues and such Mat was foolish enough to say that He did rubbish he hadnt married a woman to be bossed Philosophy more by her When he recovered his senses He gravely probably he had two black eyes a bruised nose ¬ She How stupid and and mascu- and a big lump on his head Without a word he shouldered his tools and went line She would be a straight to his claim Mrs Simpson f ol i He abstractedly lowing to see that he did not get off the living example of a noble loving She twirls her parasol angrily and lets road For three months he worked it drop he hastily picks it up and hard and when he asked the agent to drops his stick She gives the latter take care of a little matter of 60000 a push with a very small foot but fails for him he said to send it out of his reach They both Thats a fine woman you brought me for a wife Shes the best in the coun laugh we should try Chicago Tribune She Isnt it terrible that be here wasting our time with such WILLING TO WAIT persons glove-fastenin- gs ¬ me an company at Port Cudahy one day last spring by an indolent miner named Mat Simpson What kind of a wife do you want fjasked the agent Any one so long as shes white can speak English and is not afraid tq V work replied Simpson Simpson had struck a good claim but would only work it enough to keep him supplied with dust for drinking and gamblingpurposes So long as he had an ounce of gold left he would spend his time in carousing and when full of whisky was ugly and dangerousu The agent at Tort Cudahy thought it would be a pity for any woman to get such a worthless chap for a husband j - at- ¬ Sinular Exhibition I THEIR IDEALS a Characters low Scene mBm He meaningly Between the op- ¬ posite of your ideal and the opposite of mine I hope She You couldnt possibly be at- - vScSccccccccvccc6c A pretty girl and a nice fel ¬ The grounds of the Crystal Pal ace a shady walk just outside the glow- lights where the band is playing Time A summer evening Shall Ave sit here Its out of women two girls and a man were in the waiting room with uneasy expres- ¬ sions on their faces One of the girls held her hand to her face and was com- ¬ forted by a companion The man sat grim as a sphinx The women were si-¬ lently mournful In the front room the dentist was working on a patient Yowls of a more or less subduedchaf-- of Politeness Witnessed in a Dentists Office It was in the dentists office Three CHIPMUNKS ROUT A SNAKE ft Was Malcine a Meal of One ofTIiei When the Others Rescued It I saw one of the prettiest fights oi my life up at Pompton Plains las week said Fred Bullitt of Newark I was in a boat fishing for bass when my attention was attracted by my wife to a snake on the shore It was a common blacksnake less than five feet in length and it was Ranging head down ward from a button bush at the edge of the lake Its back shone like peacock coal as its head swung to and fro over the water It is admiring itself in the water said my wife More likely it is watching foi fish I said and just then I saw what A chip 5the snake was really after munk ran from under a log and in a flash the snake seized it by the head and at the same time lost its hold on the bush and dropped into the water It quickly swam ashore dragging the young chipmunk with it and deliber ately began to swallow the chipmunk without attempting to crush it The chipmunks head had entirely disappeared when a diversion was created by an older and larger chipmunk that jumped upon the snakes back and off again in a flash This was repeated half a dozen times and the snake writhed and lashed its body around Meanwhile our boat slowly drifted within six feet of the struggle and grounded there Then I saw that the snake had been cut in half a dozen places by the sharp teeth of the little squirrel and was trying to get rid of the one it had tried to swallow It seemed to have difficulty in this and before it succeeded in ejecting it still another chipmunk arrived on the scene and at-¬ tacked the writhing snake The two little ground squirrels acted as if they had seen snakes before and knew just how to tackle them They sprang on and over the snake resting but an in stant to inflict a bite and avoiding the lashing tail The snake seemed to have but one notion and that was to get rid of its prey so that it could defend itself or run Finally with a fling of its head the snake got rid of the little chipmunk and I expectedto see it show fight hut instead- it glided away as fast as it couiu in us laceraxeu conumon The two old chipmunks then turned their attention to the little one which did not seem to be much the worse for its adventure The old ones licked it all over and showed genuine delight over its escape Suddenly they were startled by a movement of my wife and all three scampered under the log ¬ ¬ ¬ FASHION NOTES HUMOROUS laHMlea9 Hefldwcar Abeautiful shoulder cape is made of ruffles of silver gray chiffon These are lined with black and there is a trim- ¬ ming of velvet ribbon elaborately embroidered with jet This trimming is in long tabs that extend from the yoke to the lower edge of the cape There are nine of these tahs Around the edge of the yoke there is a full ruffle of the chiffon edged with black lace about half an inch wide The collar stands up around the throat and is made of al-¬ ternating rows of chiffon and black lace edging The sailor hat seems to have come to stay- There is a larger sale of this style of hat than any other in the mar-¬ ket and while the sailor is not as be- ¬ coming as some other styles it is so convenient and manageable and always ready for the average woman likes to have it about and will wear it even though some other style might suit her ¬ - Seme Stylish Conceptions in A Hedg- - She Have yo loved another woman He -- erei Bear you are the one woman in the whole Philadelphia North American world I hope Ophelia that you are not so foolish as to call yourself a wash lady Deed I dont Miss May I calls myself a laundry lady Indian- ¬ apolis Journal Mrs A Is it true that your son holds the appointment of warder in a Mrs B jail Yes but only crim- ¬ inals of good families are imprisoned there -- Tit-Bits personal baggage clause How If I want to bring over 500 worth of new clothes Ill make five trips Cleve ¬ land Plain Dealer A Modern Use WelL Pease theres the church bell Castleton will be around in a minute Hubbard What are you going to church Oh no but that was to be the Pease Ill get the best of that confounded better ¬ ¬ ¬ - N Y Sun WILL BE SAVED BY A SLAVE HEthe crowd and we can hear a bit of the music She If you like i Youll find it dull 1 They sit down Kl She O dear no I always do I cant help it you know He We all like to do what we do well naturally is why you choose to be Sli--T- He Why Ehould you wont talk Do you mean hat sarcastic He 1 see you mean to quarrel Now we dont Hei shant be She petulantly Dull For goodness sake I if i i u my honor She sarcastically I didnt think you had so much humor Pray dont exhaust all your stock on me He airily 1 can afford to I can use it all over again when I get a sympathetic audience you know She drawing lines on the gravel with her parasol Such as Bessie Newton I was going-- to say pon YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTING FOR ONCE a -- j 1 r I i J t n i m 1 r ideal He stealing his arm along the baek of her seat I could easily change my ideal ¬ She hesitatingly I believe you only made it up as you went along He And you didnt She Well a little perhaps He I meant the part about flirta- ¬ little He Yes Bessie would do nicely She tosses her head Though I dont know tion The young man arose and with a She I meant it about the devo- ¬ gesture betokening the courage of de- ¬ that shes exactly my sort She Was that why you paid her so tion spair entered the lions den Chicago f He And anything else much attention last night His hand Chronicle A He bitterly Did 1 I should have drops on her remoter shoulder Some Passing Fashions thought that you were too much en- ¬ She No I you mustnt I must be Blue canvas gowns of open mesh grossed with Capt Bland to have no- going He Miss Mathers Trix ticed I only with green silk linings are decidedly She enthusiastically 0 youve no talked to Bessie because you flirted smart Though the tip tilted hat is saidtobe idea how interesting he is He told me with No I didnt really going out it certainly retains its hold She quickly all about India and all sorts of places on feminine favors a long while I dont care for him at all It was quite like Kipling The cloakings for next season will ne putting his arm around her He Uin I didnt know Kipling was show in about equal numbers smooth exactly the thing for ladies Twirls Do you care for me Trix She fluttering his mustache savagely 0 you mustnt 0 and rough faced effects Fancy boucles in novel patterns nave been in demand please She I think he is charming He passionately He Which Trix little one for the early fall cloaks but there is a will preShe Kipling- of course but I meant I do love you so She drops her head likelihood that smooth goods garments¬ dominate in the more elegant Capt Bland Sh Thoughtfully But Havent you my answer dear made up for later sale I dont know that hes exactly my ideal steals a little gloved hand into his A pretty garment to be worn with a He eagerly I should like to know Black and White dark skirt for street wear in the early who is AVeddingr ItinyrH fall is the Russian blouse An exceed ¬ Four She Hes some abstract person at Four wedding rings were used on ingly smart one is made of cieriout red present my ideal I dont suppose I the marriage of Mary Queen of Scotts cloth It fastens at the side witlrthree shall ever come across him Sighs with her cousin Henry Stewart Lord or four large and handsome buttons Tie What would he be like She AVell I cant describe him pre- ¬ Darnley son of the earl of Lennox by A belted garment is becoming to all his marriage with a granddaughter of unusually stout figures and much popu ¬ cisely but hed certainly be fair light hair and mustache and blue eyes Henry VIE of England which was cel- ¬ larity is predicted for Ohe Russian ebrated at Holyrood on the 2Gth of blouse Chicago Record He was dark Hed look rather woman ¬ July 1SG5 An instance of several He Cm Raw Potato Dnmplings wedding rings being used at a marriage ish wouldnt he Pare 12 medium sized potatoes and She 0 dear no Hed have to be big is related by Buscard At the mar- ¬ soak them one half hour in cold1 water and tall about six feet two lie was riage of a daughter of Pope Innocent Grate and at once squeeze out all the VHI to Lewis of Aragon marquis of live feet nine Geracio January 3 1492 the pair ap- water possible by putting into a coarse He Handsome of course bag remove when well squeezed and She Y11 not exactly Big irregu ¬ proached the pope and both being on pour a little boiling water over Take their lar features and very commanding He on knees the husband put the ring two slices of bread cut in diamonds the proper finger of the left hand of Avas regirlar foal ii red and quiet man ¬ the spouse then several rings on the and fry a nice brown after which stir nered them into the scalded potato salt to lie nearly suunpiiig his stick across other fingers of both hands Cincin¬ taste form into a round ball and boil nati Enquirer I see his kiu-v- or steam one half hour Ladies World He must be a sol ¬ She itinphnttcnlly The Great ConHtatine Salad Dressing dier or a sailor or a traveler some Constantine the Great was cot a saints A very delicious salad dressingfor thing bold and daring lie was on the He murdered his wife one or two of those who do not like the taste of oil stock exchange his sons a considerable number of his is One beaten ergg and one teaspoon He And clever I presume other relatives and was guilty of a She Not particularly I dont care score of assassinations and murders ful each of sugar salt and mustard rubbed smooth Add lor a man to be clever He was They He was a Christian only in name and fuls of vinegar and eight teasjpoon cook in a double talk such a JottrCHe did seems to have known little or nothing boiler to a thick custard After taking He He would take you by storm I of the rcligionhe professed Chicago from the fire thin to the proper con suppose j Inter Ocean sistency with cream Y PoL ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m tracted by the exact opposite of your where he was plying his jimmy and ice tongs and the women shivered and looked toward the door The girl with the swollen jaw said to her companion Oh I do wish he would hurry up One q the women said to another of her fellow sufferers Isnt it strange that a person has to wait so long in a The answer was dentists office Its perfectly terrible aint it Suddenly there was a louder howl from the front room than usual Just then the office door opened and a young fellow came in with his hand to his jaw He took a seat among the mourners and waited In a few seconds the dentist came out in the waiting room and said with a baleful smile Who is next The man pointed to the women with heroic politeness The women indi- ¬ cated the girl with the swollen jaw Just then the author of the heartrend- ¬ ing yowls from the front room made her appearance She was red eyed and touzly as to hair She had been weeping The waiting girl with the swelled jaw turned to the young fellow who had just come in and said I guess you may take my turn for a acter issued at intervals from the spot Klondike Gold His Former Masters Dansrhter for Among the lucky miners in the Klon- ¬ dike is a former slave a grizzled old African who bears the high sounding name of St John Atherton He has dug out 30000 in gold and has a couple of claims which may be reasonably ex¬ pected to yield 100000 more He is probably the one man in Alaska who is planning to do a novel act of charity when the time comes for him to aban ¬ don his mining work and return to the civilized world Before the war Atherton was owned by a Georgia family which had a large plantation near Atlanta When he got -- Old African to Use His his freedom he drifted about the coun- ¬ try doing odd jobs and finally struck the Yukon valley where he got work as a freighter The ex slave had a hard time of it for years and when the Klondike excitement broke out he made his way to the gold fields There he toiled in diggings which had been abandoned by white men until he found a paying streak since which he has been accumu ¬ lating money very fast When asked what he intended to do with his 30000 which he has now on deposit in Dawson City Atherton said Im going back to Georgia and buy the old plantation Buy the old plantation Why what do you mean When I was a slave my master was a rich man He was kind to me and his daughter was just like him Things didnt go well with him after the war and some years ago he had to mortgage the plantation Since then he died and his daughter is now living on the old place alone The time is coming when it must be sold if the mortgage is not paid and then she will have no home What I want to do is to get baek to Georgia next spring and buy up that mortgage Then I will turn the planta ¬ tion over to my old masters daughter and nobody can drive her away from it But she wont like the idea of hav ¬ ing one of her former slaves for a boss Huh I dont want to be a boss Ill just stay around and look after things Cor her like I used to Somebodys got to do it and I know shed rather have me than a stranger It will take 30000 or 35000 and the rest of my money will Chicago keep me as long as I live Tribune Wear Veils to the French traveler M According Felix Dubois the Tourages one of the African races whom he describes in his wear veils book about Timbuctoo The rearing of horses oxen and goats is their chief industry the milk and flesh of these animals with the addi- ¬ tion of dates furnishing their princi- ¬ pal nourishment For the protection of eyes and lungs they adopt a head dress of two veils One the nikab is rolled round the temples hanging down in front to protect their eyes tvhile the other the litham reaches from the nostrils to the edge of their slothing The veils are never removed even at meal times and the garb has become so much part of them that any one being deprived of it 3s un ¬ recognizable by friends or relatives Dincinnati Enquirer Praise for the Sparrow is urged that the sparrow is a It benefactor to the farmer because it feeds on the seeds of waste platjfs and Veeds during the wister Chicago Tribune Men Who slightly sloping crown around which are fold upon fold of velvet and ribbon alternating This trimming covers the entire circumference of the crown At one side is a very large plaited fan of guipure lace stiffened with almost in- ¬ visible wires A simple and pretty hat is a fancy straw with medium height crown and brim slightly rolled up at the sides and finished with a puffing of silk muslin The crown is almost entirely concealed by corn flowers a large cluster of which stands up at one side A stylish tourists hat is in a modi- ¬ fied sailor shape with a brim of fancy braid The trimming is of crimped plaitings of chiffon which are arranged so as to be in the shape of poppies Maggie My Shell There are three handsome wings at thehorsepittle be fed on soup to strengten her an one side of the crown An effort is being made to do away shell get chicking an beef an wegeta with the wide brimmed hat How far bles an maybe ice cream Wot made it will succeed time alone can tell yer tell me for It makes me feel des Truth Large hats are becoming to the major ¬ perick women and the feminine inclina Wanted All the Facts ity of It may in tion is to stick to becoming things at all terest you children said the returned missionary who was addressing the hazards Nr Y Ledger Sunday school if I tell you of an adMOTHER AND DAUGHTER venture I once had in India While go A Tender Tie Which Should Be ing through a jungle I came face to face with a lion There was no chance to reStrengthened by Confidence The careful shelter of the girls of the treat and I had nothing to defend my stately colonial days in American his- ¬ self with I stood perfectly still and tory is as possible with us to day as it looked the fierce beast steadily in the Which eye asked a breathwas in the olden times Not in the let- ¬ eye Chibe- ¬ less little boy in the infant class ter perhaps but in the spirit But cago Tribune fore we can bring back those ideal in flences it is necessary that we should return to one or two of the conditions PIGEONS SHOW THEIR TRAINING vhich existed and made those influ- ¬ Iiargre Flocks of the Birds That Per ¬ ences possible Our mothers should be form Wonderful Evolution more familiar with their daughters Remarkable as are the results of than they are The multifarious out- ¬ training as exhibited in the speed of side duties into which women of this modern pigeons they do not compare latter day have gone have not served to with the wonderful evolutions per strengthen the tie between mother and formed by these birds in the last cen daughter If anything they have turies in Italy There were at that loosened the relation The colonial time men who devoted themselves to mother lived in iher home the mother pigeon training and the art was sup of to day lives too much outside of it posed to find its perfection in certain The daughter in the Knickerbocker families and to be handed dowm from home was the first thought of the generation to gen eration The art con- ¬ mother the daughter of to day is all sisted in training large flocksof pigeons too often the last thought of her to obey their owner and to perform cer mother Such changes in home affairs tain evolutions in the air In the ear are not marks of progress In fact liest days in India- birds were trained requires a Teading of old books some- ¬ to fight opposing bands Whenapigeori it times to see how little actual progress tournament was in progress the owners we have really made More often the ascended some lofty building and conwisest progress would be for us to go ducted the performance by the aid oi back a bit and see whence we started flags audi in obedience to their sig There are potent lessons for us in the aials flocks of birds of different colors past Our grandmothers knew a thing would wheel rise diveandiinitermingle or two Some things they knew better to separate again and go through a than do their grandchildren Edward number of interesting movements that W Bok in Ladies Home Journal were remarkable for their beauty Prizes- were offered for the most beau To Preserve Saner Kraut Select in November when cabbage is tiful and novel figures In India itf ripe nice large firm heads remove the early times where the sport of pigeon outer leaves and core and shave the flying originated the object of the cabbage as fine as possible with a cab ¬ flights was of ten a sanguinary one the bage machine Cover the bottom of a owners of the various flocks endeavor well cleaned keg or barrel with cab- ¬ ing to accomplish the destruction o bage leaves then put in one heaping the others Thus the birds of one band bushel basketful shaved cabbage sprin ¬ would carry bombs with a fuse hanging kle over a handful of salt then stamp to their claws and attheicommandiof the cabbage down with a stamper con ¬ their masters would sweep down over tinue with the cabbage and salt till the their opponents and the bomb would keg is full stamping down each layer drop among them and- explode O fehers allow one pound of salt for 20 large bore sharp knives two edged suspend heads of cabbage lay a piece of muslin ed from their claws and were made ta over the cabbage and a board with a dash among their antagonists- and en¬ heavy stone on top the muslin A good deavor to cut them to pieces an easy plan is to nail two boards together and matter whem birds were in rapid mot saw them round in the shape of a cover tion To day the triganiori as they which should be about a half inch are called of Modena devote themselves smaller than the top of the keg or bar ¬ to harmless pursuits and are satisfied rel so it will lay on the cabbage and when watching the wonderful evolu ¬ press it down Let the kraut stand 48 tions of the birds through the air hours then see if the cabbage is cov- ¬ N Y Post ered with a brine if not make a brine Anecdote of Jeremiah- Mason of salt and water about two tablespoon Mr Mason was himself once subjected fuls salt to one gallon of water and to a species of cross examination Be ¬ pour it over the cabbage Place The keg ing in Newport a distinguished mem ¬ or barrel in the cellar and look at it ber of the Jfchode Island bar who IhatF ever3r three or four days and see to it nevei before met him had heard of that the cabbage is always covered with his habit of asking questions especial ¬ a brine otherwise it will not keep ly of mew acquaintances and when pre Brooklyn Eagle SOTited to him he determined to be first in the field with regard to this Ginger PuddingA cupful of butter two of sugar one Xiarticular qualification and according¬ of milk four of flour one tablespoonf ul ly began the conversation with a of ginger one teaspoonf ul of saleratus series of questions Heasked Mr Mason two of cream of tartar four eggs beat whether he liked this or whether he the sugar and butter to a cream then affected that and some of the ques ¬ stir in the eggs which are well beaten tions were answered while others were then the milk and last the flour in parried Finally the interrogator said Well Mr Mason tell me what vou which the saleratus ginger and creatm of tartar are well mixed bake in a do like Quick as a flash came the reply from pudding dish 45 aninutes serve with lemon or vinegar sauce Boston Globe the great New Hampshire lawyer Why I like to sit in this ohair and Tomato Pie have a Rhode Island lawyer ask me Take ripe tomatoes wash peel and questions cut into thin slices fill a pie dish lined There were no more questions asked with good paste with them sprinkle Boston Herald welt with sugar and sift a little cin namon and grated nutmeg over add An Example two teaspoonfuls of vinegar and one Little Elmer Pa what is a coinciof lemon essence cover with crust dence and- bake Housekeeper Prof Broadhead The fact that the green cucumber is ready to begin ita Dessert for the Children A simple dessert for the childrens work just about the time that the green table is any dried and sugared fruit medical student graduates is a good ex¬ like dates or tfigs chopped and mixed ample of coincidence my son Puck with oatmeal farina hominy or other In the Vant Tense cereal the whole molded a nd served That was a lovely sonr wasnt It with plait or whipped creswru- Leisure Yes it was before lw sung it W Hours Pick MeIp ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A simple hat has a flat brim and signal for our century run Puck I am afraid said Maud thought ¬ fully that Willie Wibbles will never come here again Did he go away in a pet asked Mamie Well some of him did Just before he started my dear little Dachshund bit a piece out of him Washington Star The New Eendering Oh dear sighed little Mary Gummey I wish I had as many little sisters as Nellie Fos dick has and as many toys and a pony and cart and a dear little play house on My dear said Mrs the back lawn Gummey gently if wishes were bicy cles wre should all be scorchers Puck Maggie The Object of Envy Nellie wots all the crowd a waitin Nellie Theres a ambulance for a comin wots goin ter take Bessie to 3 ¬ ¬ ¬ - - - - - - V 11 - ¬ - 1 ri i uwwyw f Lt- - iai jiti E djykiNs-i0 TilE TEARS AND SMILES OTJRBON NEWS TttEBJ A SEPTfiMJBER 31 1897 Malarial disease is invariably supplement- ¬ ed hg disturbance of the liver the bowels the stomach and the nerves To the removal of both the cause and the effects Hostetter s Stomach Bitters is fully adequate It filla the bill as no other remedy does perform- ¬ ing its work thoroughly Its ingredients are pure and wholesome and it admirably serves to build up a system broken by ill health and shorn of strength Constipation liver and kidney complaint and nervousriess are conquered by it dirty That Billy Bludkins an I had a fight an he throwed more dirt in my face than I could digest mamma Judge AIv child 9r it- - it feS Jar M p y invested in the construction of Ukc rodg af tar going through numer the I JSlWsdciee cannot always be clear ous channels of trade would find its side waving my hat She looked up My dear A FARMERS ARGUMENT way back to jhe pockets of those from with ak glance of surprise I nodded 19Fhe merriest eye must still have its tear My dear pleasantly She lifted her eyebrows He Takes a Really Sensible Stand ok whom it had been taken for a good pur¬ pose The clouds that are frowning above tie and smiled But a crawling hansom the Road Question to day There If we study social and financial ques ployed a should be permanently emWill presently break and go floating away took her attention and she fell behind few men with pick and shovel tions we find that to a great extent And the skies will be blue that are sullen again tqf make necessary repairs drain the and gray There I said If ever a girl looked we fall over the stones we ourselves My dear etc This pleased1 there she is Who am I that 1 have laid in the way There is no end roads after heavy rains would save considerable money to every and justly so over should refuse a momentary satisfaction of- fault finding We cant have just happiness here My dear to a lonely girl the money sharks the combines the town and our roads would by rational You would never be glad if you neer shed condition Now I turned with a smile to my neighbor1 greediness of public officials and poli- ¬ work always be in good great deal could a tear before a Her face was flushed with anger for ticians There is no doubt that these asmentioned My dear The sorrow that lurks in your bosom to- ¬ had clearly proved her to be in the collectively in many instances get fully be done to improve our roads but such day one half of the peoples earnings Of statements as we often hear that the Like the clouds when youve wept will go wrong are in worse they It is men like yourself who are the the remaining half one half of roads 50 years ago condition than over floating away were is surely And the skies will be blue that are sullen the blots on our vaunted civilization that is lost to the farmer by and gray sweet innocent face weeds and vermin by bad financial drawn This is comparatively a new Such a she said My dear management and by bad roads These country and cannot compare with Eurotoo If its going to rain it will rain Yes isnt it I said I am so glad are the stones he lays in his own way pean countries During the past 45 My dear years in our own town we have cleared sort of face o allows to lie there to stumble over No matter how bitterly we may complain you agree with me Its the the land Ive always admired and as soon as T The farmers themselves are princi ¬ stumps from heavy timber stones and My dear drained mud holes and swamps There are sorrows that every good woman caught a back view of her I felt certain pally to blame for the poor and misera ¬ built substantial barns and houses must bear she would have that sort of face Thats ble condition of our country roads There are griefs in which every good man why wanted to get a look at it The way of maintaining these roads is raised blooded stock of all kinds and I has a share Such men as you began my neigh- about the same that was customary in kept the roads in as good condition as Et 4s only the fool who has never a care My dear bor our colonial times when any road was we know how But laws that were all Now if I were not a married man good enough if rocks stumps or holes right in colonial times should be abolThe skies cannot always be clear My dear I continued reflectively that is the did not make them entirely impassable ished that we may keep up with the were no bitter- ¬ very girl I would marry at once As it for vehicles It is very likely that more progress of the times A Selle in Sweets wouldnt be sweet ness here as of course I cant But thats not my attention would have been paid to our Rural World My dear country roads were it not for the intro ¬ There could never be joy if there never fault is it MILK CAN TROUGH was sorrow You are married said the lady duction of railroads What the rail- ¬ toiDhe Aoba of to day may be laughter roads are for traffic on a large scale so A Convenience in Hun tiling- tlie Daily I am I replied morrow Dairy Prodnct she are our county roads for traffic on a makes it much worse That And theres gladness as well as vain to all peo Where no better plan can be put to said small scale alike beneficial trouble to borrow My dear jn the contrary it is my excuse ple It is a fact that railroads haul use a good method of keeping inilk S E Kiser in Cleveland Leader I said It is all owing to my wife cheaper and is it not a fact that rail- is to build a milk can trough as por ¬ If it were not for her I should be well roads cost more Is it not likewise a trayed herewith The trough is shown VJAXJJ2JULJUUUJUtLAJULXJLA verv different fact that railroads earn enormous con its side with the lid open and down fl She must be a miserable woman riches out of the people by hauling for itisoftwoinchhemlockplankeightfeet H UNLICENSED long two feet deep and IS inches wide said the lady if she knows of your the people conduct My heart bleeds for her Now if the farmer could haul his She is quite produce at half the present cost how Not at all I said 1 BY CLARENCE ROOK happy as happy as that girl Now did much would that save him I do not ATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVVrTTTT you ever see a more charming girl know some one may answer Well if turned and sent a nod in the direc- I did not see the railroads I would not I some moments tion of the girl who was pedaling along either But the fact is if we had good jT HADwatched her for She lif t wugon roads all the year round the I as my bus rolled slowly down Picca- - quietly just behind the bus ed one hand from the handle bar and hauline- would not cost half what it idilly and was greatly taken by her apMILK CAN TROUGH pearance The pavements and the car ¬ waved it to me in friendly response costs now besides the quicker trip and Under the circumstances I said bigger load and man team harness This affords room for eight cans 12 riages were full of well dressed and beautiful women but somehow I I think I shall speak to her otherwise and wagon would last longer The inches in diameter and 16 inches deep seemed to have eyes for no one but that I might miss her when I get off at Sloane price for the load hauled would be bet- ¬ The trough is sunk in the ground in street Do you think she would mind ter in winter and early spring than in front of the pump curb in such a po- ¬ girl She wore the sweetest costume Let me implore you saidmy neigh mid summer when team and man are sition that all waste water is dis something in blue picked out wirth white at the collar and cuffs and I in bor if you do I shall speak to the con- nearly suffocated by dust and when charged into it and out through an they ought to be at home cultivating opposite end which aids in keeping tferredjWhiteuponthefrontofthebodice ductor It would be grossly improper I corn and potatoes cleaning up around the water cool during the day The iShe was steering her bicycle with skill pnd boldness through the five oclock said unless he happens to be your the hog house and yard and making trough is emptied and refilled nig ht and morning A neatly fitting lid of numerous other improvements Itraffic of Piccadilly and I longed to see brother or your cousin or The lady sniffed and looked round The country road question is gener- ¬ the same material fits to the top and iher face whioh I felt convinced would ally misconceived therefore insuffi- on extra hot days several pieces of old please my eye But this of course I But the conductor was not in view I leaned down and the girl looked up ciently discussed and will not be solved carpet- are thrown over the Hd To could not do as she was riding steadily about ten yards in front of us You inquiringly riding to the side of the satifactorily by old ways and means make- it water tight two rods are cannot shout at a girl on a bicycle from bus Instead of treating it as a question of fastened through each end and the nuts Before am going to get off at Sloane national economy it is regarded as a drawn up moderately tight I the top of a bus even if you know her joining the edges together they should jiame md I could scarcely expect her street I called to her will you stop local matter for which there is a great there to look backsata whistle lack of comprehension or of means to be daubed with white lead t more ¬ I leaned forward to the driver hand She nodded andbending slightly over solve or carry it out In the far west closely close up all the crevices- Farm her handles quickly outstripped the where the settlers build their homes and Home ing him my open tobacco pouch you could bus and rode on past St Georges hos- far apart nobody thought of arranging Do you think I said Flax Is an Exhaustive C op iurry up a bit and pass that lady ahead pital and down the slope I leaned or maintaining regular roads All road Some western farm journals are won- back in my seat and watched her ap- making was confined to poorly pass- ¬ dering why flax is not more grown J want to ee her face He turned and jerking his head in preciatively as she floated away able approaches to the railroads very than it is The reason is that it is a very e direction of Hyde Park corner said Never in my life lb I murmured often however thev found what a exhaustive crop and can only be grown cut have I seen anyone whom I admire great damage an impassable road is A profitafbly where fertility is little re Lidy oil the bike blue dress paucy more A most delightful girl I great deal has been written about how garded or where there is good market guessed it I replied Youve A most disgraceful incident said to make farmers comprehend that it is for both fiber and seed It is- a good itTTp nnlrL Then he brushed his my neighbor in their own interest to maintain good sign for western fi arm ecs that iiax e all itf gxuwiiijjiKj jlii was l horl You see I said affabiy twopeoplc pituiiusuj u JUW jcai 3tt1-u meet twas in a crowd and their vain tTttoya uus autau to ago is going out of their farm rota- ¬ no particular hurry arrive anywhere hearts rush together like magnets or are averse to the cost of tion The stalk and fibre were always Farmers The girl ahead seeing a clear space be- ¬ poles or whatever the things are It constructing durable roads and not far thrown away Only the seed was mar- ¬ fore her quickened up and held her is quite clear to me that we were made sighted enough to see the benefits they keted and this sold so low that the own for one another Dont you believe in would derive from it That the cost of raw seed or better still flaxseed meal we can do it I said re- affinities They are fun I dont think constructing such a road is consider was one of the cheapest fertilizers that signing- myself to disappointment It is not a matter for jesting it is able may be comprehended by every- ¬ can be used Not until we have mills He held his pipe between two fingers a very serious matter to tamper in body but that it is as high as generally for making linen cloth and conand filled it with the remaining- two this way with the innocence of supposed is a mistake and this seems to veniences for separating the fiber from feeling meanwhile with his thumb for be the main reason that so little has the stalk will flax growing be profitable I think it is rather a joke I said a match I gave him my match box It may be a joke for the man or been accomplished in this direction in this country When both seed and Its all right he said as he nursed rather he may think so mistakenly Of course the roads are repaired eveiy fiber can be sold the crop will pay for the flaming match in his fist and puffed but you never by any chance think of year according to the nature and con- ¬ the heavy manuring it requires to keep his pipe into action Theres a block at the girl And I feel it my duty as a dition of the soil Gravel will produce the land fertile American Cultivator the corner the best and cheapest roads but is woman to protest against slowed down and stepped Training1 Up the Heifer The girl squandered in many places Bless my eoul I exclaimed I see gravel put in places where We often easily and surely from her bicycle She think of the girl always Sheds never the road Train up a heifer in the way she stood upon the curb at the corner of St out of my thoughts Is not sufficiently graded There is should go and when she becomes a cow leaning on her machine James street mixed with the water inholes to a mush she will not depart from it With her The girl admired the pose of her head the set I Yes the girl that girl Didnt I and entirely disappears in a few years first calf the young cow should be of her shoulders the pointing of her explain In many places gravel and stones are kept in milk as long as possible because O here we are foot as she stood silent and expectant Sloane street said the conductor not to be had In such cases the largest that is what she is wanted to do all of As the bus drew up by her side I holes in the Toad are annually filled her productive life If she dries up I jumped up over and saw her face I was not leaned Well weve had a most interesting with dirt by plow and scraper and early the next year the habit will make disappointed It was as I thought She You see shes then left alone till the next year and an effort to repeat itseif and the next conversation I said was to me amazingly beautiful By waiting for me at the corner Iknew it bo ad infinitum Here wide wagon also and also the next and so ontreatYou will excuse me sir said a voice wheels would be better than narrow careful feeding and encouraging underrate at my side Mbut you have gained your l neverdescended tomy attractLons Celia ones it is not to be wondered that the ment persuade the inexperienced heifer As I the pavement object roads grow from bad to worse in some to continue in milk as long as she will greeted me with a I looked around at my neighbor and while the eyes of smile of welcome places agree to and the next season have her my late neighbor saw a lady by no means ill looking of The manner in which roads in Wis by similar means exceed her previous About my own age which is on the bored two holes in my back consin have been maintained for many record until three or four weeks of How lucky to meet like this said years is not a correct one nor is the drought is all she will demand Dawrong sideof 30 There was something Where did you see me first a little stern perhaps a trifle con¬ Celia system of roadmasters It should have kota Field and Farm in Piccadilly I replied But I been abolished long ago These road 0 temptuous dn the cast of her features Creameries and Good Roads and she was regarding me with much couldnt be sure it was you until I saw masters are elected by acclamation TheMankato Minn Free Press says your face I want to get soane tobacco whether the man is competent to earn iapparomt aversion You have seen the young ladys face here and then we can walk along home his salary or not influence conquers that the establishment of creameries becoming a potent argument for good and now perhaps thats rightcoach together and often the beer glass decides the is The daily trip to them with the Had an amusing day said Celia iman drive on election To some it is great fun to roadsmust be made regardless of mud Excellent I said more particu- elect somebody who does not want milk The bus moved slowly forward Ire wet or the mud be ankle deep fleeted a moment for I had not noticed larly the ride down and does not care for the office In and milk is aif perishable product Then You seemed very much interested in some places it is the rule when hauling for my neighbor before and was a little the road is dy the milk of the lady on the bus said Celia as we gravel in payment of road taxesto load even when injured by the churning re- ¬ startled at her implied reproof is Did on as little as possible If the road course Excuse me I said I havenU quite stopped outside the tobacconists journey over the rough ceived on gained my object I want to make her you know her masters would see that every team roads Thethe farmer is therefore begin ¬ Never saw her before I said look at me and she wont Now what haxiled at least one cubic yard consid- ¬ value is the etiquette in such cases Right under my very eyes too said erably more would be accomplished ning to perceive the direct money Press The Free of road improvement En some districts where capitalists live I turned and waved my arm at her Celia adds that the creamery is becoming the as the bus went on But she was I couldnt help it I said She who do not work their road taxes them mounting her machine and beingoccu seemed to have some objection to me selves the cash is collected br road focus at which better roads ceaiter How to Prevent Blaclclear pied with the arrangement of her skirts or to you or to something or other1 masters who promised to have the Blackleg is something to be dreaded seemed to see something wrong in our taxes worked but most of it remains took no notice of me May I ask said my neighbor If behavior in his pocket or is used to fumigate by dairymen and stockmen especially your sister or your that young lady is or irrigate the throat A roadanaster those who make a specialty of raising Didnt she know I was jourwife cousin or asked Celia who really and earnestly sees to it that calves Prevention is better than cure Why do Certainly not I replied every tax paper does his duty is seldom A reliable prevention of blackleg in She didnt know me I replied calves is said to be a mixture consisting you ask But didnt you tell her asked Celia reelected six pounds Then sir I feel it my duty to tell you Well I said now I come to think If we want good roads we must elect of ten pounds of sulphur of saltpetre no gentleman of copperas three pounds that you are of it I dont believe I did Black and men to the legislature who are interest- ¬ I sighed White ed in exacting more suitable laws and three pounds of slacked lime Pul¬ I know that I replied But I al Things would be much different if verize and mix them and use in the salt Interrupting a Conversation to be and the public is so ways pretend when a piece of road is to be made the trough in the proportion of a pint of tho The late Justice Maule was once en job was entrusted to expert and compe- mixture to a gallon of salt gullible How did you find me out would gaged in passing sentence on a pri No gentleman she said tent hands Every roadmaster should New Brunswick Codfish seek to anno a lady in the street es-¬ oner when one of the officers of th be required to have a knowledge of The people of St Johns New Bruns pecially a lady who clearly does not court annoyed him by crossing the bridge construction with tools and the wick are lamenting the fall in price of wish to notice him And I can see that gangway beneath him with papers for proper handling of the same In nearly their great staple codfish which now members of the bar Dont you know girl is persistently avoiding you every state suitable material for the brings less money than for many years a mo- cried the judge severely addressing construction of good roads may be before The fish caught by the French 0 is sheY I said Just wait ment Shell be as pleased as anything the official culprit that you ought found and if in consequence of the has become a successful rival of the when she sees that I have noticed her never to pass between two gentlemen great amount of labor wages should New Brunswick cod and is driving the Nothing annoys a woman like indif- ¬ when one of them is addressing the rise it would be far from a misfortune latter from the foreign markets Having thus relieved his the money would remain in the coun- ¬ Whereas 139535 quintals were exportother ference mind the judge proceeded to pass sen try and ever- - tax payer would have an ed for instance to Spain in 1887 last she A girl alone and unprotected tence of seven years5 penal servitude opportunity to earn his money back year only 25546 quintals were sent to began pleased ontheo ther gentleman NY Tribune again It would not be Jong before the thatcountry Chicago Inter Ocean She should be all the more to see wms oi a again andSheleanedabrewfcthe I said over Ihis PT YPTTT TTTT A T TTTATTQf That Terrible Scourge TO MOTHERS OPJJSGB llfflM Ir Mrs Pinkhams Adviee ¬ x ¬ - Using a TVord what mnrlp rnup fana is not constantly demanded of them in their daily life Mrs Pinkham makes a special appeal to mothers of large families whose work is never done and many of whom suffer and suffer for lack of intelligent aid To women young or old rich or poor Mrs Pmkhjn In this workaday world few women are so placed that physical exertion ¬ -- swollen smarting feet and It instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous hot tired aching feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Write to Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y cures painful Shake Into Your Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet o H1 WMM of Lynn Mass extends her invita ¬ tion of free ad vice women Oh do we lives be sac rificed when a word from Mrs not let your ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ the first approach of weakness may An Invitation Harry A kiss is a drink of rarest nectar fill your future years with healthy joy Carry Have one on me N Y Journal Mrs A O Buhier 1123 North Al ¬ bany avenue near Humboldt Park Largest in the World I am fifty one The Star tobacco factory at St Louis is Chicago 111 says years old and have had twelve children the largest in the world The buildings are in two rows 2400 feet on Park and 2400 feet and ray youngest is eight years old I on Folsom avenue with a total width of 271 have been suffering for some time with feet You will discover the reason for this marvelous growth if you give Star plug a terrible weakness that bearing down feeling was dreadful and 1 could not tobacco a trial walk any distance I began the use No matter how well a man likes whisky of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable he likes to surprise people bjT telling them Compound and Sanative Wash and they he has quit Washington Democrat have cured me I cannot praise your medicine enough THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattle commonS Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Light shippers Pinkham at PREMISES Cincinnati Sept 2 00 3 85 6 00 3 25 4 10 4 15 ¬ ¬ - SHEEP Choice LAMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 3 25 5 00 3 70 20 2 75 4 35 7 00 4 00 4 20 4 30 3 65 5 40 4 00 95 93 31 Torn Tomkins who had a fragment of a newspaper in his hand rolled over until he faced Woebegone Williams nearly setting the haystack on fire in the opera tioh and remarked ¬ Not So Bad After All Wot Say ¬ ¬ ¬ Rye No2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Perbbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent No 2red CORN No S 20J4 48 8 75 9 50 460 175 10 19 J 125 175 5 35 2 00 5 60 98 34 all if a feller tackles it right Such as how demanded Woebegone somewhat startled by the suggestion Wyheresaitemthat says Count Maltke has sailed for Havre in the saloon of the Uretagne Say I thought there was 8omethih funny in the way them swell guys- keeps crossin the ocean Now I understand it And after a full and free discussion both decided that they would risk the water themselves under such conditions Chicago - I returned Woebegone Williams guess mebbe water aint so bad after RYE OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western mixed Post - 41J4 24VS Beginning Early Teacher Now children can any of you define the word sarcasm No Well it means saying one thing and meaning the re- ¬ verse of it Can anybody give me au ex- ¬ 00 9 50 5 00 ¬ FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam- CHICAGO 5 00 5 10 93s 92 28 8 40 4 07 4 85 94 93H 28X 8 45 4 70 5 20 915 19i - FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No Southern- - Wheat - BALTIMORE 2 957 92 1 - ample of that Little Willie Yeth I kin Well Willie you give me an example of sarcasm then showing you mean just the opposite of what you say Dod bless teacher N Y World 00 Very Low Bates to the Sunny South ¬ ¬ HOGS CATTL- E- First quality Corn Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rvi- No 2 western Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 No 2mixMl Oats No 2 mixed LOUTS VI LTE 4 10 4 50 25 53 4 35 4 70 94 304 19 Account one way Via Big Four Eoute Tickets on Sale Sepexcursion settlers tember 7th and 21st October 5th and 19th For tickets and full information call on anv ticket agent of the Big Four Route or ad- ¬ dress E O McCormick Pass Traffic Mgr Tkt Warren J Lynch Ass Geu Pass Agt Cincinnati O ¬ ¬ A 3 75 4 oo - - -- rq1rBi6afioi T - i - FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Whpit Nu 2 red Conv Mixedi j i Oats TMJxcdT- J8Jii PORK Mss LAR D Stui 95 2 21 y 50 4 75 Id like awfully to know whether shed marry me or not Reggie Why dont you ask herdealubovB Algy By Jove thats a good ideaTwiH What a head you have old man Yellow Book Algy Bright Idea ¬ - 1 I ¬ I owe my life to Ayers orsevenl Sarsaparilla years I suffered with that terrible scourge Scrofula in my shoulderl and my arm Every means of cure was tried without suc- cess I had a good physicianl who tried in every way to help me I was told to take Ayersl Sarsaparilla I immediately be- gan its use and after taking seven bottles of this remedy the scrofula was entirely cured Mrs JAG en- tie Fort Fairfield Me Jan 26 1890 f V I yx Jiili jr pi f I J U jglilliPfili Jltlilllil psssi 1 Illl lfl8I M I9iiilllif jjjjgjjgjj SSsSg V N i u- - n V i - ¬ WEIGHTY WOBOS FOR ¬ Ayers Sarsaparilla y o p 1 WITHOUT GRIP or GRIPR i t7fnfnr smootfilv r T I 60Ct9C9aaanB 1 I r vr gw- Bk re -- -- i s - ¬ cTfr o wvy wiutf JerrimoriAr easflvi -- - rLf triill tr OUUU1U rtnfi c Tfiic w dlWdy ds THE IDEAL Because tw awx -- iit cU1 W11HOUIj 4 n J f vx ¬ they strengthen the moi- wwx c uuu wx me ooweis ana i s aiuiiuiaic uic ianeys ana i I juriOUS SiiSfanCSf and are recommended and used by yoonr and t old BELIEVE WHAT WE SAY JO cents prove their merit ana we slsk mat you mKKKk LAXATIVE BUY AND TRY A ALL DRUGGISTS - r --- 1-8 TO NIGHT en 8HP in vwjwvjuu 1 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ APOLIO LIKE A GOOD TEMPER SHEDS A BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE -- I s-- ¬ WWfWWWr ¬ LiLB JjtfaifcaiJB CURES M B lM6fcY B ¬ Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use In tune Sold by drucststs WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS treatment Free cases DROPSYNEWD1SCOVEB1 s1 quick relief and cures A N K E YMEJtf WKITIKG Send for book of testimonials and 10 da Dr 11 11 orkichS BOSS AUautil worst ¬ 1675 TO ADVEKTISJEKS please state that you saw tkc AUvertUs Bicut En this paper - A f- - t liA Tm -- wjt tt mTs j - w t VK jw ji - - Wffltf it 47 - M y - 7 SV I eyKM 8 r- i THE BOURBON NEWTUESDAY MILLERSBURG SEPTEMBER 21 1897 THE I offer 2 - Fi SULE PS1TELI o - J Jt for sale privately 273 acres of mile3 from Paris Said land and la8 on it a 5 rooru cottage Btockbaru nurith 12 box stalls a sood tobacco barn Tjsplendid circular barn for young stock A Modern twR Notejj Gathered Iti ripply -f r aaad other improvements to For terms Lazarus Inherited blood diseases are much more difficult to cure than those whicn ate acquired One of the most common hereditary diseases is Scrofula whicn the medical profession admit is most obstinate and deepseated and their efforts to cure it meet with little success A child afflicted irith Scrofula is always puny and sickly and can never grow into healthy manhood until the disease is eliminated Scrofula leads into consumption nine times out of ten so that that imit is important for this reason all chilbe given to mediate attention dren- who inherit the slightest taint Mrs S S Mabry 360 Elm St Macon -- MRS i MONROE LEER Box 380 Paris Ky 27aug 6t - fi K Yf cy ajusiM J II v - W fSS ia MTEB S ¬ BTE GOhN WHEAT - Will pay highest marketprice R B HUTCHCRAFT Paris Ky 24aug 4t x ¬ ¬ J va ilkV - mf m 5 r v WHEAT FANS FOR SALE u Ga li-- t 3f --- f Slt Cv - I v - JM- - iV x IV JvV - We have fourteen Wheat Fans that covered with terrible sores his sufferings aong to the estate of E R Fithian being such that it was impossible to Will sell ac the low price of 10 each dress him for three years tfor cash This is much less than the iwholesalecost price Formerly retailed at 26 each Well adapted for cleaning wheat clover and timothy seeds A11 early and get a bargain R B HUTCHCRAFT My boyi Charlie inherited a scrofu lous blood taint and from infancy was writes 1 ¬ 9d - 3sep 3wk FOR SALE PRIMTELY on Henderson street Seven --kalf square from City School Aly Sresideoce ntJ fLi rso - - Piles I Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will Mrs Jas F Woolnm is somo hetter cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch Mr Henry Betharua continues very ing at once acts as a poultice gives Instant reuei Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itchlne of the else Every box Riley Johnson has recently added a Erivate parts and nothingdruggists Sold by sent by to his residence new ell and balcony mailfor 50c and Si per box WILLIAMS reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed McClelland ho- - uot rhrei and MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta i y W T Brooks druggist dh second premium at the MtTOlivet nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon dir Sherman Siivers has taken the and Jacksonville xnrougn oieepmg -- us tu uuAvmc j wjr Rev Fisher arriv d home from at agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe nding the Methodist Conferenceat Mt Star a most excellent paper and will Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and have it delivered to subscribers in any and Shreveport terling part of the city for six cents per week San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California JV 9 bj- Messrs E P Clarke and Perry Jeff er He solicits your subscription tf via New Orleans or via Shreveport on rf trying the Cincinnati tobacco iffsT ctiArf Tl n iVvm h R1ii fimcu OiHps to Cincinnati market Free Parlor X Bates To Nashville Ii with every accommodation to patrons A fishing party of about fifteen per- ¬ Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ sons will leave here this week for the SM Tenn Centennial and International tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Tennessee river Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Chattanooga Miss Elizabeth Best guest p her Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets Joseph A Miller returned to ErSr annt Mrs W C Kinearaon at following rates for the round trip JHv ChasWZell Mason Saturday Cincinnati 0 Agt Cincinnati 0 GPA Passr April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 B F Buckley of Paris was here yesterday in the interest of the Central 1260 April 29 to Oct 30fiual limit 15 days from date of sale 925 April Warehouse of Louisville 3 Dr A J Hitt returned Saturday 27 to Oct 30 final limit 7 days including nn from a months visit to Nashville and date of sale 760 -F B Carr Agt other points in Tennessee d ZMiss Ethel Christie who has beenlthe truest of friends here for several weeks on New Laundry Agency has returned to Coyington I have secured the agency for the o Mr Jas Spencer of Clarke County of his aunt Mrs Winchester Power Laundry a first has been the guest O C5 class institution and solicit a share of US 73 Mary dray for the past week the public patronage Work or orders J A Cowdrey of Kansas is the left at Clarke Clays drng store will m 3C o iinest of C R Turner Mr Cowdrey is receive immediate attention Work Miss Minnie Evans i iinyrovirigij 1 24jy-96-l- Burc Wright Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Queen Crescent sJr -g lffl JsPsssZBQp9i O m 2 X O S 2 o -- j r looms and kitchen two porches large ahed in backyard good cistern larue Basement plenty fruit and shade trees Tines etc L GRINNAN W O HINTON Agent t I I Fire Wind and Storm Insurance hJ OLD THE VERY BEST PROMPT RELIABLE PAYING NON UNtON ASSIGNEES NOTICE H -- J nv L 2--r- having claims against ALL persons estate of H Margolpn assigned re requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to he undersigned in Paris Ky Those cnowing themselves indebted to H r Jlargolen are requested to pay promptly thereby avoid court cost LOUIS SALOSHIN Harmon llmy Stttt Attorney Assignee rysJ w j j- - t - u - JtSSIGNEES NOTICE -- All persons having claims against the signed estate of T H Tarr are hereby aqtifted to present same at once proper- lyproven to the undersigned or same mhybe barred by law T E ASHBROOK Assignee of T H Tarr 22je Ashbrook Attys CHARLIE MABRY His head and body were a mass of sores and his nose was swollen to several times its natural size to add to his misery he had catarrh which made him almost deaf and his eyesight also No treatment was became affected spared that we thought would relieve him but he grew worse until his condi- ¬ tion was indeed pitiable A dozen blood remedies were given him by the whole- ¬ sale but they did not the slightest good I had almost despaired of his ever being cured when by the advice of a friend we gave him SSS Swifts Specific and at first the inflammation seemed to in- ¬ crease but as this is- the way the remedy gets rid of the poison by forcing it out of the system we were encouraged and continued the medicine A decided im ¬ provement was the result and after he had taken a dozen bottles no one who knew of his former dreadful condition would have recognized him All the sores on his body have healed his skin is perfectly clear and smooth and he has been restored to perfect health Mr A T Morgan one of the promi- ¬ nent druggists of Macon and a member of the board of aldermen of that city says I am familiar with the terrible condition of little Charlie Mabry and the cure which SSS effected in his case was remarkable and proves it to be a wonderful blood remedy SSS is the only cure for deepseated blood diseases such as Scrofula Rheu¬ matism Cancer Eczema Catarrh etc It is the only blood remedy guaranteed - buying shor thorns and Aldernys Go to T D Judys on Saturday for beaten biscuit made from the Paris Purity flour best in the market Miss Bessie Wood and Mies Pearl Bnrnside of Stanford guescs of Misa Lucy Allen returned home yesterday A light shower fell here Friday nighc but the drouth still continues There is much water hauling in all directions Miss Edna Hunter of Washington Ky guest of Mrs Robt Barnes went to Mt Sterling Saturday to visit rela- ¬ tives Clarence Miller was run over Satur day by a two horse wagon and the bone in the instep of his right foot waB frac tured The Misses Grier of Stanford and Miss Roswell of Vanceburg have ar ¬ rived to attend the Millersburg Female College to-morr- z C called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf oo 5 -- 3 Bruce Holladay v C tJ 5 S tion sick hiiadriohcb Wrights Celery Tea cur ZVr on tip 7 O r-- QUEEN ORESCENT LH Landman M Ohio D Paris Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Will ba at the Windsor Hotel y TUESDAY SEPT 14TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each Optician Lan dm an has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad- of Paris and County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clays drug store between his Clark visits and when he makes his regulai visit he will examine your eyes thoroughly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian D Cram of Paris Purely Vegetable and contains no potash no mercury or other mineral which means so much to all who know the disastrous effects of these drugs Valuable books mailed free to any address by the Swift Specific Companyi Atlanta Ga ¬ Mann ASSIGNEES NOTICE - f v I t f U U t J All persons having claims against the assigned estate of Chas R Turner are i requested to present them to me at my ffice in Paris Ky properly proven as required by law Those knowiug theni--selvindebted to the estate are request- ¬ ed to settle promptly and save costs of -es -- awlt 29je I It j 1 - HARMON STITT Assignee AGENTS WANTED FOR Mr E P Clarke will move into the house near the Male Col ege recently purchased of Clifton Arnsparger Rev T B Demaree well known here just returned from eight years in Japan attended the Methodist Conference at Mt Sterling The Old Kentucky Home Photo- ¬ graph Gallerv is doing a Tushing busi ¬ ness in their tent in the public square Cabinet size tin type and pictures of all kinds as low as anywhere it The lawn and grounds attached to Mr Harmon Stitts residence shows a jg- new recent marked improvement fence graces the place and the old buildings in the rear have been demolished Many persons believe the removal of the toll gates will injure the local store trade but the majority are rejoiced at the free pikes See fifth page for ac count of purchase of Colonel Baldwins pike by the Fiscal Court Lewis D Craig formerly of this place a widely known citizen of Frankfort died at 4oclock yesterday morning after a lingering illness Mr Craig has been an attache of the various State depart- ¬ ments under the old Democratic admin- ¬ istrations since the war For rent From now until March 1st 1899 sixty acres known as the Bedsworth farm on the Redinon pike adjoining Marston Bros House with five rooms five acrps for tobacco new land twelve acres for com and seven acres for wheat balance in grass Call on Henry Bethards at farm or T M Pnrnell at Millersburg Ky t2 T ¬ ¬ eveofhbest people Bourbon ¬ Durinsr the Tennepsee Centennial ahd International Exposition at Nashville Tenn a low rata special tariff has been established for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati aud other terminal points on the Queen Cr scent Route Tickets are on sale until futher notice to Chattanooga at S5 35 one way or S575 round trip from Georgetown the round trip tickets beins good seven days to return other tickets with longer return limit at g foj rQund trip 665 ftnd at These rates enable the public to visif- Nashville and other South em points at rates never before offered Vestibuled trains os the finest class are at the disnosal of the nassencrer affording a most Dleasant trin and enabling one to visit the very interesting scenery and important le grounds in and about Chattanooga Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga National Military Park Tickets to Nashville to visit the Centennial can be repurehaed at Chattanooga for 8340 round trip C Route Ask your ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q South or write to m - ¬ W R BLACKWELL Georgetown Ky -- or i W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati 0 V TWET is m JJXIu7 J-- JULJu XOj You are cordially invited to inspect the handsomest line of Cloth ¬ ing Dry Goods Dress Goods Shoes etc ever displayed in Bourbon County Not alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend to give the people the benefit 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