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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897092401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. u Li - tis VJV vA BOU R 60 N PRINTED EVERY TUESDAX AND FRIDAY - N EWS KICKING THEMSELVES AROUND THE BLOCK is what people often feel like doing when they see the exquisite laun dry work on their friends shirts cuff and collars that have been done up by our superior laundry V - V f U4 vat Sf SiV jv - - s r CRAMP ft MILLER Editors and Owners Established feb i 1881 SEVEKTEEBTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1897 SCINTILLATIONS NO 77 ft K Ceaference Appointments G F BROWER CARPETS Ingrains CO An Interesting at Stanford The Ktotucky Conference of the Janible Of News And Comment MethodiatChnrch South closed its There are five or six cases of diphtheria meetingkgMt Sterling Monday night after beinflhoapitably entertained for six days ThecaftMagainat Rev H C Morrison and JJevwjhn Reeves were compro- ¬ x mised m The Park friends of Rev E G- R Mann srelad that he was again made pa8toroftke Paris Church He is a zealous chvrch worker and a genial gentlemajgwho has made hundreds of friends during his residence in Paris The Conference appointments are as - ti r Worth Repeating These Prices -- V- w - iugramtj Tapestry Brussels Body Brussels and Moquette LL NEWTHIS Ail WT 1 xxix YTuui T cents i cents 45 cents 85 cents 25 AC 10 SEASONS vGOODS FURNITURE r Reductions in all departments Red Tas indicate the sale prices PAY US A VISIT You will be welcome whether you buy or to look C F BROWER CO Kentuckys Great Trots -- A-t ILiesszingtorL t t- AAA PURSES OCTOBER 5 TO 16 1897 STAKES THS THE 7 - 15000 FUTURITY TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 5000 TRANSYLVANIA THURSDAY OCTOBER 7 Chicagos first snow of the season fell Sunday night An Old Maids Convention will be held to night at Flemingsburg Jas W Sniizer of Cynthianai bat been granted a patent on a hier The troops at Hazelton cost the state f Pennsylvania 37000 a week The Kentucky Railroad Commission ¬ ers are out on the annual tour of inspec- ¬ tion Jennie Davis 25 disappointed in love suicided at Paducah with fifteen cents worth of laudanum Henry Barley Jr 14 is the youngest member who ever entered in the fresh ¬ man class at State College Lexington Physicans report 100 cases of typhoid Impure Williamstown fever near drinking water from springs is the cause Gantz a printer jumped William from the Brooklyn bridge Tuesday after ¬ noon and escaped with only a few bruises The Kentucky Court of Appeals open ed its Fall term Monday says the Mer-¬ cury The most important case is that of the Building and Loan Association JUx Gov Brown filed petition for a re ¬ hearing of these cases and will ask for a decision that will permit the Associa ¬ tions to collect enough money from bor- ¬ rowers to pay expenses above the six per cent for interest The future of many companies depends upon the issue ¬ ¬ realize that they had been taking their own to an inferior laundry Exhibiting our work on patrons is what increases our custom methods ¬ follow8 Lexington Epworth L Robinson Spears 4H R Mills Paris H G B Mann Frankfort G H Means VersaiHes J O A Vaught Georgewn W A Cooper Winchester H G Henderson Mt Sterling J W Mitchell Old FjrtJ B F Cosby Grassyffigick and Mt Zion J J John- ¬ ston J NorthTiddletown D P Ware A Savage HintonF L West -- W T Benton H Mt New Golumbus SG W Boswell Swallogeld Mission To be supplied Mortqnsyille E L Terrell Moreneao L E Mann IEXINOTpK DISTRICT J REEVES P E Lexington C F Evans and J Rand Thosenarked are changed sm-- 1 The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 BRO Proprietors FALL SUITINGS -- fiLisriD CorintJ OVERCOATINGS COVINGTON DISTRICT M Lee jHjt Now than after September 18th So come and avail yourself of this P E opportunity Any one who will place their order between now and September 18th can save at least 5 We want early Fll business Covington Scott st F S Pollitt CovingJSn Eleventh st Oney We will make things lively this Fall if first class goods- CF Newport Olin Boggess and low prices will do it Remember our motto W keep HighlaSas J W Crates faith with the public by doing as we advertise Augus3 B F Chatham Al exanria J- W Gardner and R TNO FOR R DEERING 5 LESS high-class-tailoring - Are you insurpd in the North Western Life GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS VisahgpF T Mclntyre lm One or more big stakes daily All the crack horses Half fare on all railroads Liberati and his famous band The Worlds Greatest Meeting F P JOHNSTON President H V AVILSON Secretary Warsaw W W Green Brooksville E A McClure Walton W T Rowland Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In Cynthiana E L Southgate Our fall stock of suitings has been arriving daily We have al- ¬ The Foyer WilliaMstowu J W Simpson ways undersold other tailors from 810 to 15 dollars on a suit Other The six plays which Charles Frohman Oddvilfe T B Cook tailors will add S5 more to the cost of theirs on account of the tariff KelatggWJ Doran now has in use in England are MSecret We will not Therefore our prices will be fro oi S15 to 2U less than Crittemlen D E Bedinger Service The Girl I Left Behind Me elsewhere Erlanr W K Dennis My Friend From In- ¬ Never Again A REDD P E DISTRICT All work done at home dia The Gay Parisians and Too SHEI3YyiIIE Much Johnson T he following is the route this wetk of the Fast Mail Company Eastern of whichiWilL DavistAOf thiBJityi8 a Falmouth T F Taliaferro Carrofilpn H G Turner Petersburg J W Harris FINEST BUSINESS SUITS In the world from 25 TO 30 NewcHlle Taylcille TJ Godbey BlooEjjjeld D B Cooper -- Simptonvllle Shelbille W F K Struve FTaylor F P Lowry aa fBKBfiMii iShj y Joe Munson Cutter and Coatmaker Co formerly with PortfBlCyal M W Hiner - - f i r GSING ALuameimomijocfyvflTOttmeraiaaT W - - e j- p- J Piano To play music in any key other than that in which it is written is difficult for most performers They are the only pianos instantly transpose any song to suit any voice which transpose a full chromatic octave With them any player can just as easily play any piece in any or all other keys as in the original key and any singer can sing any song in exactly that key in which the voice sounds best Instrumentalists may play in any key easiest for them This adds great value to these instruments which are also superior in They suit the most exacting critic and are indorsed by all other respects prominent musicians everywhere Any child can operate the Movable Key board and it cannot be gotten out of order While pre eminently instruments for the home voice teachers singers churches schools and theaters find them an indispensable convenience Our Catalogue No j tells all about them Send for it free mmi Piano Playing Made Easy Norris Hyde Pianos 21 Richmond 22 29 Cbil7icofb Wlv O 23v 25 BedioSBfSqf Tsuztntrm0rrmBm Prestonsville R B Baird Lagrange Geo Froh Beards J T J Fizer Pleasureville and Eminence rfztiJtzJtalrr- LxKjTyiixK W Barker JvH Williams H TffVMfflfc jjj-jt-- v Gtollipolis 24 Sistersville Vu tiiltotaT w- - mi anagiew Wit Ttf r S STOUT j T- 3 I - S2i - - m iiriTTiTiir nn rt iiiijakrj nLii iiisiiui- n l iHi jk mnEBTV VWBPHiaKWaHiVma WT1 3jFsapSMHpwassj-iLiy- TTA Wn fcA hiji -- y r t t tt t KT jr w fc - - r aujtK7ui MPr Wheeling 27 28 Mrs unJSttt mm TIME Celebrated Steinway Pianos CO l2t nd SSSST st ERNEST URCHS 1 TABLE 0pm EI sgmmmmm I i t i Stop r- i EAST BOUND 1115am S4ii m Ar Lexington m Iv Ipxintrton ll2ara 923pm 830am 5o0pm 9loam usupm 1158am Lv Winchester 950pm 950am 70opm Sit Sterllugl225pm Ar Washington 6 am 340pm Ar Lv Louisville 830jun t Ar PhiladelphialOiiam 7 Oopm 1240nn 908pm Ar New York WEST BOUND Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 05iam2o0pm 800am 520pm 735am 34opm Ar Lexington 9llam i30pm Ar Frankfort A r Shelby villel001am 720pm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville Trains marked thus f run day ex ¬ -- Ar 1 jT a coughing v- - h5 v cept Sunday other tr uns run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without ofaange The quickest and surest m way is to iaKe ur Bells Pine-TaHoney A guaranteed cough rem- - 53 er1- - whnllr nnUkojill nthprs hotter acts directly on the mucoss mem g That DR u J P Antonio de Navarro Mary Strother Christiansburg O J Chandler Anderson sang five songs Tuesday night Gratz GW Crutchfield at a village concert at Broadway Wor- ¬ Pollsgrove J M Johnson Her voice cestershire where resides Lawrenceburg To be supplied She still re ¬ MAYSVnIE DISTRICT D W ROBERT- ¬ was rich and powerful tains the youthful charm and manner SON P E This she displayed when on the stage Maysville J S Simms East Maysville Geo E Rapp was her first public appearance since Washington W W Darlington her retirement from the stage in 1890 Millersburg W M Britt Flemingsburg W W iSpates CORBETT FITZSDIMONS PICTURES Tilton and Nepton M S Clark Hillsboro P J Ross 8 of the pic- ¬ The Courier Journal ey Mt Carmel A P Jones tures of the Corbett Fitzsimmon8 fight Sharpsburg and Bethel M T Chand- ¬ to be projected here matinee and even- ¬ ler ing on the 29th Carlisle B E Lancaster Saltwell Jas E Wright The veriscope pictures of the Corbett Mt Olivet L G Wallace Fitzsitninon8 fight began a weeks stay Shannon and Sardis J D Redd at Macauleys yesterday afternoon Vanceburg E E Holmes ¬ Every detail of the great contest be Germantown W D Welburn tween Corbett and Fitzsimmons at Car- ¬ Tollsboro S H Pollitt son City last St Patricks Day thorBurtonville Mission L E Purdum oughly familiar now to everybody who Moorefield R H Wighttnan reads the papers is given with complete Owiugsville C A Bromley accuracy and the fight from the en ¬ trance of the principals into the ring to DANVILLE DISTRICT W F VAUGHAN that terrible blow under the heart that P E put Corbett out is given just as it Danville J R Savage actually occurred Burnsides J L Clark E Wright The North Western Life has the best Harrodsburg Julius Watts Nicholasville T W class of citizens as its policy holders Perryville -- E H Godbey Mackville W A Penn Chaplin W T Ecklar Salt River nV P Gordon THE Salvisa M F Moores Wilmore E C Savage Burgin C M Humphrey W L Clark Lancaster Stanford W S Grinstead and J M Matthews Richmond G W Young IN College Hill W F Wyatt FASHIONABLE Somerset F M Hill Pulaski To be supplied East Pulaski C W Clay Moreland W L Selby Preachersville F B Jones ¬ PioW Buggy 1 Company Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new BUGGIES BAIOUGIES SUKXIES The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do our work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all jobs to be iirst class Call and see us everything in the vehicle line Prompt attention to all orders HIGH ST COK FOURTH PARIS KY DONT MISS iiiiiinaa AA FALL STYLES C A KC Perfection WHEN APPLIED TO MILLINERY AT LONDON DISTRICT W B RAGAN P E 1 branes heals the lungs and respira- tory organs and invigorates the s whole system A For rates Sleeping Car reservations or anv information call on F B Carr N R R Agent L Paris Ky Barney or George W Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky ELLS H 1 iil4s Sal 1 1 H A SMITH Office over G S Office contains the concentrated healing ana f virtues or oia K tried medicinal agents 3 extracted by a new s scientific process 25c 50c and 81 At all druggistf or sent ai receipt or price by upon The E BatherUnd Medicine Co Fadacah Ky Loudon Josiah Godbey Middlesboro aud Piueville J R Peeples Barboursville J A Sawyer Special careful and elaborate prepa- ¬ Manchester aud Hyden J J Dickey rations and being made for the Fall Clay City S M Carrier Opening Display of Millinery at Mrs Camptou S W Peeples Parkers popular emporium dhe de-¬ Hazel Green Mission J R Word sires and cordially invites all the ladies Irvine jEdward Allen to all and see the displays which will Frenchburg P C Ebersole be made on Hindman and Hazard To be sup- ¬ plied FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Piue Hill Mission E K Pike Pittsburg J N Ison West Liberty J R- - Nelson Jackson and Beattyville W S Tay- ¬ MRS MARKERS WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Cun or Ammunition and take no other FREE i Our new Illustrated Catalogue New Haven Ct U r ut 1 s Oct 1st 2d 97 lor Poor Grade Shoes Varden Co Onmny Metcalfe Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m 4t Are poor in every respect money use Paris Mill floor Our new stock of School wasters Pure Tin cans glass and stoner jars Shoes cannot be made better and are spices and cider vinegar for pickling money savers Try us and see gnaranteed pure CLAY RION Wanted Fifty thousand families to immpm UHH The only safe sure and reliable Female PU1I1 ever offered to Ladies PENNYROYAL especially recommend ed to married LadioH Ask for DB MOTTS PEN2TYBOYAIi PILLS and take no other ilssj oena xor circular jtrrice luu per DOX t ooxes lor S501 DR MOTTS CEDEMJCCJL CO - Cleveland9 Oliio PILLS f tf - i Newton Mitchell For SalelBy W T Brooks Druggist - tf X A f t t Ife K Q i - I I i THE BOURBON NEWS JFRrDAT SEPTEMBER 24 1897 7 THE CUBAN WAR TARIFF DECISION TEE STRIKE ENDED Beported That All Ctaiwtrles of wrep Except Austria Justify the InterjMwitio Attorney General McKenna in an Opin Who Have Been Idle of the United States in Favor of Tormim The 150000 Men ion Holds in Effect Goods Coming - stingr I for Many Weeks Resume Work ¬ 23 The state de j- K- - 10 B lf14 - r Washington Sept partment officials refuse to diseussthe Directly Into This Country IFrom Foreign Judge Foster declaring- the Kansas At an Advance of 20 Per Cent in Their most important statement madej in a Lands Through Ports in Canada Are Wages The Scale Committees Have City Live Stock exchanges violation of Not Subject to the Discrimination dispatch from Madrid Wednesday Adjudicated the Differences In the the Sherman anti trust law caused Duty of Ten Per Cent the countries of Europe namely that Various Prices for Mirting Coal great deal of suppressed excitement of Austria justify exception t the stock yards here Monday Just Pittsburgh Pa Sept 22 The bitu ¬ with the Washington Sept 22 Attornev the interposition of the United States what effect the decision will have on minous coal miners strike is officially in favor of a termination of the Cuban General McKenna Tuesday announced the methods of business at the yards in at an end The 10 days which the war his opinion in the matter of the new the future is a matter of conjecture while Mr Wood ¬ tariff law He holds in effect that Still it is recalled remain idle ended WedSome members of the exchange say miners should 150000 men who have ford was tarrying in an apparently goods coming directly into the United nesday and the the dissolution of the exchange will be been idle forllweeks will resume work purposeless manner in London and States from foreign countries through a severe blow to the live stock interests of 20 per cent in their Paris instead of proceeding to hispost Canadian ports are not subject to the if it stands the tests of the higher at an advance in Spain it leaked out that the discriminating duty of ten per cent courts They say that the business as wages Desultory fights will be continued United States ministers at the and also holds that foreign goods caiyied on under the rules of the ex but the most interesting one will be various European courts had beeniri- - shipped from countries other than change has been reduced to a scientific the fis ht on the New York and Cleve structed to sound the governments t British possessions in British vessels basis and guarantees to every patron land Gas Coal Co as it is the ambition which they were accredited with a are not subject to the discriminating an honest deaL of the miners to make that company view to learning how intervention in duty President John C McCoy said Two questions were asked the attorwith States pay 65 cents a ton for mining The favor of Cuba would be regarded Al ¬ LEVI HOPER We are in the hands of our lawyers at ney general the first of which was in mercantile property with doubtful to be a hard one hence though it was generally supposed ¬ is admited and until we see them we do not know taskinterest centered- - on this one bat- ¬ the time that this effort would not1 suc- effect whether the discriminating duty title but also tying up privileges There is probably something in love in the can keep warm by sit ¬ ex- what action will be taken by the ceed there is now good reason to ac- of ten per cent provided for in section which about 5000 voters of the Portu- ¬ wintcr when people but there is absolutely tle ting close together change One fact we do not know now The wage scale committees having in cept the statement in the Madrid 22 Should be assessed against an in gese colony enjoy and have enjoyed nothing in it in summer Atchison Globe the full import of the decision and are charge the work of adjudicating the cable as fully warranted bythe voice of tea from China which had ar- and which can only be recovered if the in no position to say what we can do differences on the various prices for facts With such a lever in the hands rived at Vancouver in British vessels congress of the United States from a Fits stopped free and permanently cured Judge Foster defines the inter state mining completed its work Monday of Mr Woodford and of its existence and thence shipped through Canada to sense of justice and equity shall con- ¬ No fits after first days use of Dr Kline 8 law and says The second question was cede to us the privilege to which we Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle The corrected scale adopted by the the Spanish government must be aware Chicago It is indisputable that all the live committees of miners and operators is by this time it is regarded as extreme- whether the discriminating duty should have a right The session was closed treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa stock shipped to these defendants for as follows ly improbable that it would reject1 any be assessed against a cargo of Mangan on the 10th to be convened again next Courtesy and etiquette are flowers the sale from states other than Kansas or a ese ore from Chili which recently ar ¬ March in regular session one has its roots in the heart the other in Price to be paid for run of mine tender of our good offices made in cur coal 39 cents per ton over an inch and spirit of friendship and disinterested- ¬ rived in a British ship at Philadelphia Missouri after it has entered the Despite the action of the senate the the intellect Hams Horn rent of commerce between the states half screen 05 cents per ton over a ness Both these questions the attorney gen- opponents of annexation are continuTo Cure a Cold in One Day continue and remain subjects of such three quarter screen 54 cents Clay ae eral answprs in the negative ing their fight and the leaders of the Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All The Spanish minister Uupuy commerce until the transportation is veins 6 inches andless than 12 inches Lome remains at Lenox and the re- ¬ Washington Sept 22 The Japan movement express the utmost confi- ¬ druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c terminated and the property becomes a 165 anything over 12 inches at the cent developments at Madrid havenot ese minister in an interview given to dence in their ability to defeat annexA cablegram from Constantinople says part of the general property of the rate of 105 per foot led the Spanish authorities in ibis the press Tuesday replies to the criti- ¬ ation that the sultan wants time He ought to is also well settled that state It Before the Peking left a call had have eternity Chicago Times Herald The miners got practically all they country to hasten their return to cisms which have been made upon the while this property is the subject asked for and more than the conserva- ¬ Washington The minister expects conditions attached by his government been issued for an immense mass - of interstate commerce no state tive members expected All the miners to remain away for another month to its acceptance of the proposal to ar meeting to be held on the ISth and After physicians had given me up Iwas municipality or other power but con- in the Pittsburgh district where the or more Senor Du Bosc first secre- bitrate existing differences with Ha the indications were that it would be saved by Pisos Cure Ealph Erieg Wil gress can impose taxes restrictions or price had been accorded have gone to tary of the legation has been here for waii There appears in his opinion one of the largest ever held in the liamsport Pa Nov 22 1893 mm regulations upon it except so far as is work The operators are getting all several days He did not call at the to be an effort to produce in this coun islands Some of the annexationists We know of nothing that is as hard to proper in the exercise of police regu- the cars they need and the mines are state department Wednesday to deliver try the impression that Japan is not hoped to be able to have Senator Mor find as a matchbox in the dark Washinglations for the protection of the health making phenomenal runs important dispatches as has been willing to arbitrate and has conse- ¬ gan address the meeting with the ob- ton Democrat morals and person of the citizen and stated and the fact that he had no quently imposed conditions which Ha ject of changing the sentiment of the LOWER TEMPERATURE Hulls Catarrh Core except for proper charges and regula- vital information to communicate is waii can not accept Nothing he as- natives but there was little likelihood Is Constitutional Cure Price 75c tions for the use of local instruments Has a Marked Effect on the Yellow Fever indicated by his visit through the day serts can be further from the truth of their plan meeting with success as aids or incidents to such commerce at New Orleans to the golf links It is not expected the Japanese government is perfectly It is needless to say that a man must posNATIONAL CONVENTIONS such as docks bridges wharves elevaNew Orleans Sept 22 The local that any answer from Spain if a for- willing to fully and freely submit to sess a good eye to thread his way tors ferries pilotage etc fever situation was greatly improved mal answer is made now or later arbitration eveiy point in dispute with brought by the Tuesday morning by a materially low- ¬ will come through the authorities here Hawaii which can be fairly considered Of the Union Veteran Teglon and the Army The case was that of the Cumberland USE YOUR REASON United States district attorney nearly er temperature the thermometer at 6 but that it will be communicated to a proper subject for such a method of Sept 23 The deleColumbus a year ago when Greer Mills Co a oclock Tuesday being 62 Incubation Minister Woodford direct gates to the national convention of the settlement Chicago Kansas City firm was driven of yellow fever germs requires a susWashington Sept 22 The officers Union Veteran legion and those to the And Profit by the Experience of Other following named post offices will The People from the exchange The firm was sus- - tained Fahrenheit temperature of 70 be raised from fourth to third class on on duty at the war department were meeting of the Society of the Army of pended for the non payment of fines and if the present cool spell continues the first of October rendering neces- greatly shocked Tuesday at a report the Cumberland met Wednesday in There are thousands of people who have aggregating 1000 and sued for an in- ¬ conditions promise steadily to grow sary the appointment of a postmaster made to the department by the Pull joint session in the Board of Trade been cured of nervous trouble scrofula junction While 18 cases were reported for each of them by the president better man Co of the attempted suicide of auditorium and were welcomed by sores rheumatism dyspepsia catarrh and The association is located on the Monday at least nine were properly to Gov Bushnell be- other diseases by purifying their blood Newman Cal Blackhawk CoL De Lieut R G Hill Twentieth infantry Mayor Black Kansas Missouri line in the immedi- - be accredited to Friday Saturday and La Mar Ida Springfield Ky Ber who was attached to the military infor- ing absent will speak to each with Hoods Sarsaparilla This great v ate vicinity of- the Kansas City Stock Sunday and only one of these cases wyck Me Agricultural College Mich mation division of the war department on Thursday National Commander medicine will do the same good work for I Yards Cos vards The decision de was of anything but a mild type the East Grand Forks and Bennville Minn in this city The circumstances sur Donahoe of the U V L responded you if you will give it tne opportunity clares that the exchange is clearly a exception being an unacclimated Magnolia Miss Kennett Mo Vir rounding the case were distressing to Mayor Black when Congressman It will tone up your system create an apcombination whose purpose is to re ¬ stranger There have been no new ginia City Mont Glennville and Payne The officer attempted to end himself John J Lentz heading a list of local petite and give sweet refreshing sleep strict control and monopolize the buy- - cases reported Tuesday morning and O East Pittsburgh and St Clair Pa while suffering from an attack of hy speakers of less note compared the ing and selling of live stock at the Kan ¬ no deaths are Newport Tenn Edna Tex Romney drophobia or from temporary insanity American soldiers with those of other Hnnrlc ES11c tvitVithe only pills to take 1UUU O iT 11125 HnndRvnnnrillrt sas City yards and continues Dr Touatre an eminent and experi- ¬ W Va brought on from fear of the dread countries greatly to the satisfaction of The methods and aims of many of enced yellow fever physician and a Washington Sept 23 Senator El disease Lieut Hill had been on leave the American soldier who served on 100 FOB YOUR PHOTOGRAPH these exchanges and boards of trade member of the board of experts says kins of West Virginia said Wednesday of six weeks and Monday from Buffalo the respective sides during the late are not altogether beneficial to tha in an interview that the records since that he wished to correct a misappre on his return to Washington the war and to the men who served in PROPOSITION 1 business and commerce of the country 1853 show that yellow fever has never hension that he claimed the authorship porter on the Pullman in which he was other Avars SQUAWTTNE WINE CERTIFICATES The crying complaint of to day and been declared epidemic in any year of section 22 of the tariff law seated noticed that his actions were The Society of the Army of the Cum ¬ Write us 1st How long you have used or the great menace to the welfare of the after its appearance here inside of two A number of his collegues had been erratic and kept him under obserberland opened a business meeting at sold Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Wine 2nd people is the tendency of wealth to or three months That was the case interested with him in framing it he vation State Diseases it cured 3d Give names of Monday night however he o r tti in tTio hrmsf nf rfnrpnntntivPR the monopolize and control by trusts and in 1853 58 67 and 78 The history said and were entitled to such credit eluded his watchman and when the This is the 27th annual meeting and those it cured 4th State actiondifference and the between its strencth and combines the products and industries of the epidemics of the last half as the public should give it and action of McElrees Wine jgjv porter went into the toilet room he the first of the Army of the Cumber- - Strength On receipt of letter enclosing-re-- of Cardui of the country and it must be confessed century prove that all epidemics The movement in- behalf qlfais found on the floor aJTarge pool of blood land ceniiv taKen rnoiORrapu w win neuu juu u fr ilsj by every thoughtful observer that waned with the first cold of Oc- ¬ criininating tariff provision will go and a knife The unfortunate officer was ac V 8100 l3ottlo Squaw Vine Wine FREE At the business session little lany of the so called stock and produce tober disappearing almost entirely steadily forward said Mr Elkins had cut his throat and then thrown cpmplished outside the preliminary PROPOSITION 2 exchanges are among the most potent in November If we add a month and and there will be no halt until ade- himself from the window of the rapidly work of organization and appointment instrumentalities for the accomplish- a half more to the period of incubation quate protection is secured for our moving car of committees Resolutions were in- ¬ LIVER MEDICINE CERTIFICATES purposes by speculators for infectious foci to establish them American shipping and against the ments of these Write us 1st How long you have known About two months ago Lieut Hill troduced favoring civil service in penused or sold Dr M A Simmons Liver Mediselves we are brought almost to the privileges of the Canadian railroads was bitten Dy a aog supposed at tne sions and expressing sympathy for the cine 2nd State Diseases it cured 3d Give and adventurers end of October to have an epidemic An The first thing I will do on the reas- time to have been rabid and his friends Cuban patriots Nominations for offi names of those cured 4th State the differTHE LONDON GLOBE and between its epidemic at that late date is out of the sembling of congress will be to present here are confident from complaints he cers were made and the contest for encestrength and strength of action and action J H Zeilin the Culls the United States a Fourth Kate question Dr Touatre produces a num a bill providing for the discriminatory had made that he was suffering from national Cos Liver commander lies between nooga Medicine Regulator and the ChattaCos Tlack Draught both Power and Only Plays a Minor KoJe in ber of instances where fever broke out duties which it had been hoped would the effects of the bite when he attempt- Judge Blakely of Pittsburgh and Col of which contain Woocy Bulbs of Roots and the Affairs of the World September and October be secured by section 22 of the tariff ed suicide in August 6 at of Herbs Paver of Indianapolis It was decided Stems per packageand have soldnot about at and should London Sept 21 The Globe Mon- only to be quickly stamped out by the act I am preparing the bill and it is retail cents About 3 oclock Hill walked into the not to admit newspaper men to the sesover 10 cents if consumers are not imposed day afternoon in an editorial on the frost before it had assumed the propor- about half completed Pennsylvania railroad station at Mont- ¬ sions and they will be secret as heretoupon while Dr M A Simmons Liver Medifutility of arbitration with a power tions of an epidemic cine made from the purest and most care gomery and inquired for a physician fore fully selected Drugs regardless of cost with which disregards alike the legal pre- Edwauds Miss Sept 22 New cases to attend to a big wound in his wrist WINTER SETS IN the Bulbs of the Roots and Stems of the THE YELLOW PLAGUE scriptions and ordinary courtesies of of yellow fever since last report are as Herbs by our secret prqeess extracted and He was brought to the Williamsport thrown away cannot be sold at less than 25 civilized nations says follows Mrs Greaves sr and George Peaks of Mountains In Alaska Blanketed hospital where he is resting comfort- ¬ Is Spreading- at Edwards Miss Nothing cents The reason of the difference is this AVith Pour Peet of Snow Lord Salisbury has treated the Elliott both white and three or four But Killing Frosts Can Allay the Dis On June 30th 1893 the Supreme Court enjoined JH Zeilin Co from manufact ¬ ease United States with a kindness they do Negroes names unknown Col R R Seattle Wash Sept 23 Winter ably Washington Sept 22 President medicine under not deserve always wearing the silk Bobb died Tuesday morning at 5 oclock has begun in earnest on the Dyea McKinley and party left the city Tues Edwards Miss Sept 23 New cases uring and Belling Liver Medicine the name of Dr Simmons glove until America has forgotten the of yellow fever He lived five miles in and Skaguay trails and all who do not day night via the Pennsylvania rail- of yellow fever are reported as folZeilins answer to our bill said the medi cine was designed as cheap negro medi to winter in Alaska are hasten- road for Adams Mass where they will lows C K Knox J D Boxtel 3Iiss existence of the iron hand beneath it the country He was buried at noon intend cine for the negroes of the Mississippi Val In conclusion the Globe remarks and the hearse fumigated at onceV ing out The steamship Queen arrived be the guests of Hon W B Plunkett Downing R M Perry W L Smith And Zeilia8 manager testified in the ley case and Zeilfnsadvertisements said that The idea of our being afraid of a Mrs Henry i reported not doing well here Wednesday with 80 passengers Accompanied by Mrs McKinley and Miss Eosalie Howell Harris Howell Medicine they make is made by fourth rate power like the United Mrs Greaves sr mother of Mrs Hen Among these were United States Mar- Miss Mabel McKinley the president ar- Mrs Rossman total S Total to date all the Liver What more conclusive the same formula evidence could there be that all their Liver States could only have occurred to suf ¬ ry was taken with the fever Monday shal J M Shoupe and District Attor- rived at the station a few minutes be- 80 Deaths one Mrs Anna Henry Medicine is cheap negro medicine S Nathan is reported 3 ferers from a severe attack of swelled and is quite sick All other cases re ney B E Bennett Again the United States Court in the 9 oclock and went immediately to Total deaths Zeilin case at KnoxvHle Tenn enjoined the The peaks of the mountains flanking fore special train in waiting where sinking1 Doctors say he can not live head America has lost all sense of ported as doing well the proprietors of the article now called proportion and has forgotten that she New Orleans Sept 22 There were the passes are blanketed four feet deep they joined Secretary and Mrs Alger Mrs Graves is dangerously sick all old Black Draught from perpetrating fraud by using the words constituting our trade plays only a minor role in the affairs nine cases of yellow fever reported to with snow and smaller streams are en- Attorney General and Miss McKenna other cases are doing well Draught was not known of the world We hope our relations the board of health Tuesday afternoon crusted with films of ice When the and executive Clerk Cortelyou who had The disease is rapidly spreading and name and Black they falsely advertise that till after 1876 yet with America will hereafter be dis at 6 oclock when the days work of the queen left Skaguay September 14 there arrived a short time before while it is regarded as a mild type yet it was established in 1840 and filch our trade by allowing their untruthfully tinguished with a firmer tone as the physicians ended There were how were many parties straggling in from it is feared it will hecome more malig represent it as thecustomers to genuine artisame as our only way to avert trouble is to make ever no deaths recorded and the doc- the mountains and it is stated that a nant owing to the cool weather now cle they giving color of truth to the deSTEAMER IKA ception by publishing the picture of a Dr plainly understand that we are de- tors all agreed Tuesday evening that majority will return to Seattle and prevailing We have more than a hun her Simmons on their wrapper thereby asso Sinks in a Collision arost of Her Xasaen unaffecttermined not to be sne uted out of our the situation was steadily improving await the return of spring Preparadred families inside our lines ciating their article with our Dr M A Sim gers Perished mons Liver Medicine which he established ed with a total of about five hundred rights tions are being made to winter in both The fever at present instead of develLondon Sept 22 A dispatch to the souls and indications are that noth in 1840 and every package of which has oping into a malignant type is as mild Juneau and Skaguay borne his picture since I80O The Frigate Constitution Daily News from Vienna says that the ing On but killing frost can allay the dis- ¬ taken receipt of letter enclosing a recently Hundreds are coming back but the steamer Ika with a crew of ten and Portsmouth N H Sept 21 The if it is not milder than when it first Thotograph we will mail you a 100 United States mail in care of G P carrying 50 Austrian passengers was ease Package Liver Medicine FREE United States frigate Constitution appeared here as witness 27 cases in Sproule and assistants will go through entering the port at Fiume on the C F SIMMONS JIED CO Gold Froni England Old Ironsides after years of repose two days without a single death St Louis Mo San Francisco Sept 23 The S S in the river off the Kittery navy yard The Constitution at the Charlestown Navy A letter received here announced the River Fiumara Tuesday evening while safe arrival of Sproule with his party the Bora was blowing hard when she Moana from Sidney due at this port left Monday in tow of the navy yard Yard tug Leyden for Boston where she will Boston Sept 22 The old frigate at Sheep camp and on September 8 he collided with the English steamer Thursday will bring 4000000 in gold to pay for wheat shipped from here to be the central figure in the coming Constitution Old Ironsides which expected to be at Lake Linderman Tiria which was leaving where a boat would be built This is the second payment centennial anniversary of her launch left the Portsmouth navy yard Monday The bows of the Ika were stove in England The leaving of the Constitution afternoon arrived off the Charlestown ing nnrf shft sank in two minutes Boats from the same source lor tnis season s Greeks Warned Monday was not known in time for navy yard a few minutes before 8 captain wheat crop The Mariposa brought Atiiexs Sept 23 It is reported here hastily put off and saved the the pas S3 250000 in sovereigns last month and any demonstration on the part of the oclock Tuesday morning She was -H V for and seven others but most of JZ if a conservative estimate places the citizens The Isles of Shoals was pass tied up to Shears wharf where she that Count Muravieff the Russianmin- sengers perished niJKinr - m tf n will remain until October 21 when the eign minister has told the GreekEuroed by the Constitution at 8 oclock The casualty took place in full view amount to be received for the season ister at St Petersburg that the piers in from that source at 825000000 centennial of her launching1 will be pean who crowded Eighteen 2fev Cases at New Orleans -ENDY0UJ NAME ON A POSTAL GRD concert considered it had finished of thousands excitement andthe alarm NkwOklisans Sept 21 The largest duly celebrated The arrival of the its mission and that any decision taken the greatest Duke Frederick Willlani Drowned MD WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PAGEr Hamburg Sept 23 Torpedo No 2G numberof cases reported on any day old craft was acknowledged by many by Greece would be taken at her own Sheriff Martin and Deputies Held for Trial ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE since yellow fever first made its ap of the steamers and other vessels in the risk and peril Gen Smolenski has Sept 22 Sheriff has capsized and sunk near the First Wilkesbarre Pa HCHESTER REPEATING ARMS7 CD pearance in New Orleans two weeks harbor been ordered to start for Volo immedi- James Martin and about 40 of his lightship off Cuxhaven Eight of her 180WINCHESTEI AV HEW HAVEN GNtf Coal Breaker Burned ago was recorded on the books of the deputies were arraigned in court Tues- crew including ner commander uuKePa Sept 22 The Evana ately Hazleton William of Mecklenburgboard of health Monday evening at 6 a e a a day morning charged with the murder Frederick were drowned The duke a 9 o o Two Deaths at New Orleans Co at that hour not a breaker of A S Van Wickle Schwerin oclock although of 24 striking miners at Latimer on was born in 1S71 held the rank of New Orleans Sept 23 Dr Lovell Warner at single case had proved fatal during the operated by Kennedy FORJ Beaver Meadow four miles from here died at 930 a m Wednesday A sec- September 10 After several witnesses lieutenant in the German navv and day There were 18 cases in all in judge held the sheriff cluding nine reported by Dr Joseph was burned tc the ground Tuesday ond death from yellow fever occurred had testified thr was a brother of the grand duke of night The operators are convinced here AYehnesday making eight in all and his deputies in 4000 each for Mecklenburg Schwerin A steamer has Holt all of the latter having been duly and they re- I QUE DOLLAR FOR FOUR r The loss wil It was Miss Elizabeth Nussbaum aged triaL Bail was furnished flagged and put under quarantine reg- that is was incendiary gone to the scene of the disaster to Hazelton turned Send be about 850000 17 years of 1300 Gfilvez street J fore Octplainly written by card or letter be- - T ulations 15 Tour names - THE DECISION Declaring the Kansas City Iive Stock E change a Violation of the Sherman Anti Trust law Causes Excitement Kansas City Mo Sept 21 The decision rendered by United States ¬ ¬ A Question AssYfsres ANNEXATION recently ntr The State Board of Nebraska the state asK Treaty Katlfled by the Hawaiian Senate out circulars to the farmers of Without a Dissenting Vote in a Session ing the question Does farming pay m thebm of Only Two Hours following letter reproduced steam- ¬ tember number of The Corn Belt would San Fbancisco Sept 23 The pretty ettec er City of Peking which arrived in seem to answer the question port Tuesday and was at once placed tiVCly Seward Neb Aug 25 1897 in quarantine brought advices from iuv I landed in Seward the Hawaiian islands up to and includ ¬ frnm Pennsvlvania overland witn a monev j 3 l4anu auuuu Willi a u nA ing the 14th instant The senate con- ¬ anttt wagon 400 acres ot weu in now have vened on September 8 but owing to the within sight of the countv seat unmcum death of ex Senator G Rhodes presi- ¬ bered worth 20000 I also have 30 head dent of the legislature adjourned until of horses 35 head of thoroughbred Here ¬ head of thoroughbred the following day The session of the ford cattk and 100 some 8 or lOofthem 9th lasted less than two hours but in Poland China hogs S110 each I also have city prop- ¬ that time the annexation treaty was costing me amount of over SSOOOnd some erty to presented and ratified without a dis- ¬ S3000 or more of personal property besides corn and senting vote Commenting upon the several thousand bushels offeed all gram I raise have made it a point to ¬ unprecedented basis of the upper cham I sold over a thou not believe I have ber the Iuso newspaper organ of the I do bushels of corn since I have lived in sand Portuguese residents of September 13 the state While we have had a few short said The senate of the republic of crops we have never had a total failure J farming Hawaii has unanimously ratified the am well pleased withmy friendsin Nebraska to cast their and would advise all convention which cedes Hawaii to the lot with us very truly Yours all not only United wij - V ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A ¬ h 5 - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - j v- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- J 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ l ¬ ¬ ¬ JM I XyVKM ¬ ¬ jtiw- ¬ ¬ ¬ m m ¬ ¬ PASU PAID ¬ win the aeronaut connected with the signal service of Colorado will in a short time begin experiments with the box kite as a means of observing naval and military manoeuvering for the purpose of long distance signal¬ ing Sergt Baldwin will collaborate with Prof Otto Chanaute the well known engineer of Chicago The idea is to build a series of box kites fpr the purpose of elevating observers to great heights The advantage of the device is that it will withstand the vio lent surgings of air currents and Vo rendered more safe by thejn Long Distance Signaling Denver CoL Sept 21 Sergt Bald ¬ Earthquake Shocks in Italy Poison in Canned Salmon Rome Sept 22 Two slight earth ¬ Chicago Sept 23 Bridget McNulta head end collision occurred one mile felt here at 2 oclock died Wednesday from the effects of eat- quake shocks were The subterranean west of Helena on the Georgia Ala members Tuesday afternoon bama railroad about four oclock Tues ing canned salmon Four otherMcNulta disturbance was also felt at Rimini Bologna Sinigaglia day morning The engineer J D of the family Mrs Nellie Nellie and George McNulta and Win Fermor Resanati Young and his fireman on the east having Fabriano Cagli Florence and Ancona bound extra train were killed Con- Grimes are critically ill from At most places the people were panic ductor G Ft Boyd was riding on the partaken of the poisonous dish stricken At Acona a few houses fell Yellow Fever in Texas engine and was badly hurt The east Against Yellow Fever Austix Tex Sept 23 The yellow Spain Guarding 22 The queen regent bound was an extra train and is said tc Madrid Sept have been traveling without orders fever has appeared in Texas Gov Cul ordered that special surveillance The west bound had no headlight and berson received a telegram from State hasexercised at the Spanish ports on be 6o the unfortunate engineer and fire- Health Officer Swearingen Wednes from United States ports in man did not have time to jump after day announcing that a genuine case all arrivals of the outbreak of yellow consequence discovering their danger Twelve cars of yellow fever was in existence a fever in some of the southern states were swashed Thefdamage is large Beaumont Two Killed in Railway Wreck Atlanta Ga Sept 22 A terrible ¬ ¬ ¬ Brixdisi Italy Sept 23 A cyclone swept over Sava Oria and Latiano all in the province of Lecce Tuesday even ¬ ing Forty persons were killed 70 A Disastrous Cyclone ¬ people were wounded 20 houses were destroyed and telegraphic communica- ¬ tion with the scene of the disaster was cut off been received at the navy yard to put the cruiser Baltimore in commission October 1 She is ordered to proceed to Honolulu presumably to relieve the Philadelphia The Baltimore to Be Put in Commission Maixejo Cal Sept 23 Orders have not more of 700x1 folks most likely to be Interested in the best J ycei5iLmIr Paper published and receive YOUTH AMD HOfelE tJTu A cash for each name added to our subscrlp- h tIonlIstbyNov15 Pick lest names to insure A returns We do the rest No canvassing T and town Plainly SVSj 127 f T T T 9 Str7lwyk2Sllc HOME c o o Fifth AvcN SOUTHERN Ho 1118868 kefs Guie P Cincinnati O the ITXIXOIS CENTRA for a free conr D ea Y i ¬ k ¬ 3 bomeseeker should address either J F A fx nlAV A anhester la W A of M I wui THE BOURBON NEWS FlilDAST SEPTEMBER 24 1897 uxtij8iWMiiiwtwwawnJUWifcHMwwwi Mw he knows bettern that Everybody knows what the colonel is N when it comes to goin to law aginsthim well Neils bitten off moren he can chaw stream And here for the moin my opinion Where silvery waters in silence flow argument paused ment the And years are only a pleasant dream Then come with me to this border land Dorothy turned away from the winThis country far thro the gates of gold dow walking the length of the room Where Love and Pleasure walk hand in where she stopped blankly staring at hand Where none grow weary and none grow a group of enlarged photographs mass- ¬ old ively framed in black walnut faces so Where life has never a thought of care Would you see the friends of the long ago Would you walk the shores of Fancys ¬ ¬ Where the joyous song of bird is sweet sos to take in theMascotsbestground Where the azure sky and the opal light Well I aint for arguin about that Of shining streams in1 thej distance meet All Im sayin is that the colonel says Are you tired and worn with lifes grief and the veins hisn n what the colonel pain goes with a jury Ive no- ¬ says Has your heart grown cold with hopes ticed generally a way with him that Hes got deferred Would you bid Love smile on your path seems to catch em again Catches em in their pockets And list to the sweetest music heard laughed the other appreciatively Then come with me to the Land of Dreams Sure N if Neil thinks hes playin To this Lotus land with its gardens fair With its waving trees and its crystal against a square game well probably N now hes took a fancy to jump the Mascot well Neils a goner the way Win you tome with rae to the- Land ot I look at it -A Dreams t But the colonel aint got no case To that mystic land so far away Wiiere the sunlight falls on the sparkling argued the other dispassionately streams You know how twas Never a smeil And rippling waves with the lilies play they Wiiero the skies are fair andthe flowers of mineral in the Grubstake till relocated iioppin round the side lines are bright DREAMS - THU LAND Or f 4- - and more rarely yet travelers passed that way going to or coming from Tom town but these latter generally chose to go round by the newer and better road that turned off down the canyon a few miles below so that Dorothy had discovered that on weekdays she might safety count on never meeting anybody streams W G Park in Ladies World The Old Silver Trail BY MARY E STICKNEY Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co T WV CHAPTER VI Continued It had been three days since her ad ¬ venture in the storm and indisposed to ride by reason of the lingering- lame- ¬ ness of her wrist she had kept rather closely to her room until now seeing nothing of Harvey Neil She caught her breath sharply the hot flush deep- ¬ ening upon her cheeks as she saw him sweeping the hotel with a keen glance guessing that his thought might be of her and devoutly thankful for the screen of lace which afforded her safe covert to watoh him undetected He had exchanged his miners clothes for a well fitting suit of gray with Tusset leggings to his knees wearing a soft gray hat by no means so disreputable in appearance as the one that had framed his head the other day He had been good looking then but he was handsome now as ihe stood talking with the doctor his attitude instinct with the unconscious grace of splendid- ¬ ly developed strength as he slightly leaned against his horse with one hand caressing its neck Something was evi- ¬ dently amiss with one of the animals hind legs at which the doctor was look- ¬ ing the two men standing for several moments in earnest discussion of the trouble after which they disappeared within the shop together Dorothy could hardly have told the meaning of her sigh as after a little she saw him come out and ride away l back over the road lie had icome She had rso far recovered from her rancor that he no longer appeared to her the - r unprincipled adventurer her unbridled indignation had first assumed that her fathers enemy necessarily must be Her father had said that the young man might well be honestly mistaken even averring that in Neils place his attitude might have been the same She was glad to accept this justification for him It reinstated her worlds fair hero in her respect although she could not feel that it narrowed the gulf which circumstances had brought between them To assume that he was the vic tim of error was to say that he held honestly to the belief that her father was no better than a common thief To call it misunderstanding could not alter the fact of his actual attitude and so long as this was so Dorothy felt that any friendship between them must be out of the question For her fathers daughter from his standpoint of belief he could hardly have even common respect to give while as her farther s daughter it seemed clear to her that she could show no favor to this Ifteryey Neil without in a way being a traitor to her fathers cause But while this conclusion appeared to her simply inevitable she knew in her heart that she was sorry for it knew that in spite of herself she must acknowledge a sort of willful liking for him which cold reason had not power to argue down She was roused from her revery by a scraping of chairs on the wooden side walk outside the window and reminded of the walk she had been going to take was starting upstairs to fetch her hat when she was diverted from the purpose again by the remark of an unseen speaker who had just established himself there in the shade Pears like that horse of Neils is kinder goin back on him he drawl ingly observed punctuating the re Gnark by a sibilant expectoration of tobacco juice far out into the street He does have such luck that feller Seems like everything is jest natchelly foreordained to go back on him the min- ¬ ute he gits aholt of it Sandy though never loses his grip another voice lazily supplemented ac ¬ cepting the first statement as beyond Speaking of that ihows argument of his with the colonel comin thatcase out dyou think Well I aint bettin on that at this stage of the game was the response in a tone expressive of the speakers confidence that he was cannily up to snuff but if I wsut my money would go down on thecolonel sure Hes n bird that old duffer If you have any dealins with ihim you want to git up pretty early in the mornin n hang on to theendof the rope thats got the knot in it or it will be slippin through your fingers with a Why they talk about Jay Could comin out here to Colorader n jumpin a hull railroad I tell you Jay want in it side of Col Randolph Mere ¬ dith when he gits his jumpin pants on Hed iump a church if he took a notion V then hed go to law n beat the preacher V the hull congregation ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ unprepossessing that in an undercurrent of thought she was dully marvel ¬ ing that family affection could be so lacking in family pride as thus to ex- ¬ pose thern to public view But while striving to believe that the conversation to which she had just listened had left her wholly unmoved that she held it as altogether beneath her notice she knew that she was trembling with angry excitement She fairly burned with wild desire to go out and silence those calumniating tongues with such scathing reproach as now in her per- ¬ turbation she could hardly compose in her own mind It was monstrous in- ¬ credible that she should be called to listen to such arrant falsehood such un- ¬ conscionable slander She was almost blinded with the anger that possessed her as she stood there determinedly staring at that ill favored group of photographs and yet as she grew somewhat calmer it was straight back to the window that she went Woman like she could not resist the impulse to know the worst that might be said She had no compunction of con- ¬ science in thus playing the role of eavesdropper So far as she thought about it at all in her disturbed condition of mind it was to argue that a conversa- ¬ tion thus carried on on the public side- ¬ walk could hardly assume to be private in its nature As in honor bound she coughed slightly to give notice of her presence as she resumed her seat but the cough was very gentle and if she had been disposed to self examination she must have owned herself relieved when presently the voices went on un heedingly I always thought twas McCready put the colonel up to that job in the first place one was now meditatively You mind he was workin observing in the Mascot when they run across that slipin the hangrn wall n twas then I-- reckonshe seehis chance He writes off to the colonel to give him a bond n lease on the Grubstake n that puts the colonel onto the fact that the old claim might be wuth sothin n over he comes n looks the ground over n they fix up some kind of a deal between em McCready is superintend- ¬ ent of the mine n up he goes sinkin a shaft in the toughest ground ever was no sort of show of mineral at all but that dont feaze McCready He knows what hes about N pretty soon hes driftin straight in the direction of that little no account crack in the Mascot hangin wall n all of a sudden there he is with both feet Hes struck a true fissure vein that he must nacheliy foiler right across the Mascots riches L ground Oh I tell you twas McCready engineered that deal But I notice that the colonel wasnt for givin back any thin when Neil come claimin that the ore was hisn rejoined the other voice dryly But 1 spose McCready was at the bottom of the job just the same Hes always had it in for Neil along of that dynamite business Yes hes sore about that and no wonder It was a clost shave for Mc- ¬ Cready If the union hadnt a put in its best licks to save him I reckon hed a been in states prison now instead of swellin round as superintendent of the Grubstake Though s fur as that goes I never quite believed he done it Oh nobody believes he done it now laughed the other Nobody be- ¬ lieves he ever set eyes on the old Mas- ¬ cot shaft house But I say whats the matter with goin over to Jims n bavin a game of freeze out a proposition which was promptly followed by a shuffling of feet across the street ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to beashamed of myself sooner or later But I do not think it was so very heinous murmured the girl with a little smile as she resumed her seat upon the rock seeming not to notice an after a doubtful glance at her he ven- ¬ turedalso to establish himself on ait here adjoining bit of wall It would have But it happened on this August after- ¬ been worse if you had pretended that noon that Harvey Neil had started for you did not know my name as you Tomtown hoping to consummate some might easily have done Qlji no I could not for you told me sort of bargain by which his slippery colleague Brigham might be left to his yourself if you will remember You duty in the forthcoming trial He had were so kind But you are kinder now turned aside at Windy Gulch to consult Miss Meredith if you really forgive me the doctor about his horse finding that I was afraid the other day that you the animal had gone lame and be was nevervwould chagrined to discover when he had I was taken by surprise the other gone a few miles that in common day she hurriedly rejoined her eyes he must turn back the trouble upon the flowers in her hand which she being so aggravated by the bad road haXl been rearranging And I knew so which in many places was but a stretch little about the trouble between papa of bleaching bowlders washed bare by airid you I always do know so little spring time floods whence it happened of papas business Of this I had only that Dorothys solitude on this occa- an idea that somebody was trying to sion came to be invaded by the one provethat he had stolen a vast sum of person who most occupied her thoughts money out of that somebodys tmine She had almost forgotten her indigna- ¬ claiming that he was in fact little better tion on her fathers account in the subtle than a common thief Naturally I did pleasure growing out of the idea that not feel very kindly disposed toward McCready was the one person respon ¬ that somebody sible for all the trouble This view of But now your views have modified the case exactly harmonized with her he eagerly questioned preconceived opinion She had instinctiI think I understand the case a litvely disliked the superintendent of the tle better she hesitatingly returned mine from the outset and now she avoiding his glance could take to herself credit for her It is so kind of you to say that He penetration Her father had been mis was silent a moment absently gather led deceived mainly that McCready ing up from tine road a few pebbles might profit by it might find means to which he threw one by one into the gratify a private malice against the nearest waterfall And do you know owner of the Mascot mine She was MissMeredith much as I have always now impulsively persuaded that Har- regretted the trouble between the vey Neil had been really wronged and mines I have never regretted it so much all because her father had been system- ¬ as now since meeting you again atically led to false conclusions by this Then if that is so she impulsively arch plotter who had no care for any returned only the deepening flush upsacrifice of honor in attaining his own on her cheeks betraying consciousness evil ends If but the proofs might be of the confession as it related to herself forthcoming to prove the wrong to 4i why will you not try to put an end to duce her father to withdraw and make it Why will you not see any father restitution while yet there was time and explain the matter from your standto vindicate his real moral blameless point have a clear understanding and ness settle it all up witlhout any more Harvey Neil had dismounted to spare troublesome law business I am sure the horse and for a mile or more had it would be so much nicer been plodding along leading the ani- ¬ TO BE CONTINUED mal when just at a turn in the road as he came down into the little cotton 1 INDISCREET LETTERS wood grove he stopped short in surprise at sight of Miss Meredith seated OneVi Tlixit Brought Sorrow te Ita Writer by the roadside Harriet Martineau who was very The hills had here crowded down on either side of the narrow creek great deaf always shifted her ear trumpet rock masses joining hands as though when anyone asked her a question it had been purposed to hold back the shedid not wish to answer The late hurrying water which but in madder Cyrus W Field apparently did not hear joy as it seemed went leaping over a question that it would be indiscreet the low barriers in a series of foam- - to answer He had another good habit Letters that if seen would cause others pain or might be misunderstood he destroyed as soon as he had read them The following true story proves the wisdom of Mr Fields practice A distinguished educator had with considerable difficulty persuaded a The millionaire to found a college educator was to have beendts president butntTnfbrtunately he neglected Aaron Talk as much as you Burrs advice please but dont write a word The founder an uneducated man was full of crotchets which if ex- ¬ pressed in the deed establishing the col- ¬ lege would have greatly interfered with its educational work- The edu- cator irritated by the labor it required to eliminate these whims from the founders mind one day wrote a com¬ -plaining letter to a clerical friend in 7 which he narrated his trials and ended by saying of the rich man is an jvasv-- bound humanity vT CALIFORNIA FREAKS Some Monstrous Growths of Vere- We are tation not much on corn here in California said Seedmant L Germiain of Los Angeles recently but in all other products of nature we cam beat the world He is perhaps the- cfrlftst seechnan on the Pacific coast What he aoes not know about fruit grain and vegelablesisnot worth knowing When asked about vegetable monstrosities he refreshed his memory for a moment and then continued Of course you have heard of the big grape vine at Santa Barbara which covers am area of - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ three acres of land Then- there is the monster rose bush at Santa Rosa I remember when a boy I marveled a the size of this floral plant It grew to an enormous height and completely covered the house where it greyv Dur ing my lifetime nere in California I have handled squashes running all the way from 150 to 300 pounds each Wa termelons I have seen weighing from 35 to 100 pounds Beets are frequently known on this coast weighing all the way from 40 to 75 pounds I remem ¬ ber one beet raisedUat San Kafael which weighed about 80 pounds Last fall I saw three onions the aggregate weight of which was nearly five pounds In the Pomona valley I have known onions weighing from 1 to 2y2 pounds To ¬ mato vines frequently grow ten or twelve feet across and I bare often sean radishes that looked like big tur nips How about potatoes Well I have observed specimens of the Humboldt county potato which weighed from three to four pounds It is not at all unusual to see cabbage weigh¬ ing from 35 to 75 pounHs Some years ago a Mr Fox who lived dawn in tine Santa Cruz mountains raised a carrot of the white Belgian variety which weighed about 28 pounds It was the biggest carrot on record In the way of fruits we Jiave raised on this coast enormous peaches andi pears The largest pears that come to the San Francisco market of course are what they call pound pears but I have seen them weighing 2y2 pounds At a recent convention of fruit grow ¬ ers held in Pomona E P Fowler of - NONSENSE Have you ever been at Corkn No asked a gentleman of Foote said Foote but Ive seen many draw ings of it Argonaut My dear why are ou Her Idea Why saving those old flypapers you said you always have to buy flies J Detroit Free when you go fishing Press I to diner who is absorbed Waiter What do you wish to in the menu Absent Minded Profes- ¬ eat please sor I havent time to talk now Ask Tit Bits me after dinner j How He Won Her Miss Char mynge Dont you think I was meant Jack Hustler for a businesswoman JSo I dont I think you were meant Brooklyn Life t for a business man They tell me that Miss Singleton happy marriages are rare Tell meidid you ever have any trouble with your hus- ¬ Mrs May Tedd No trouble band that I recollect except in getting him Boston Transcript Those St Louis people are making great fuss over that one pound baby a that was born there the other day They have a right to It counts just as much in the census as if it weighed a ton Chicago Tribune The English people seem very particular when it comes to a boundary line remarked the man who observes unYes replied Senator Sorghum a lot of Chinamen arrive in Canada til Then they seem to forget there is any such thing Washington Star A LITTLE ¬ ¬ Disqualified Dabsley Well 1 suppose your son will soon begin his last year in college Parks No he isnt going back this fall Dabsley Oh thats too bad He ought to go through now that hes got along to the last year Whats the matter Parks Why didnt you know that he had had a fever and that his hair had all come out Cleveland Leader BEDS AT SEA ¬ Paradise valley exhibited a retmarkar ble assortment of def ormefd and ab¬ normal oranges One of these def oron tties looked for all the world like a pair tf Jennesa Millers patent leglets At the same convention a farmer named F Cchulenlberg of Claremont exhibit ¬ ed a variety of strawberries known as the Triumph le Grande measuring three inches in diameter bara is a remarkable plum tree kniown as the Japan plum which was plantted In 1S76 The fruit is heaxtnshaped and f a rich yellow color The plums from this tree are frequently fromi eight to teni inches ins circumference At pelseys orchard near Santa Bar- ¬ ¬ - ¬ CHAPTER YII A little way beyond the hotel at the weVt Windy Gulch appeared to come to an abrupt end its one street dividing into a couple of no less dusty though somewhat narrower roads of which the one at the right climbed away over the hills to meet the Old Silver trail and vother remote by ways while the other turned down- among the shadows of the cottonwoods by the creek keeping to its wavering company for a mile or more before it was forced to higher levels on its way to the mining camp cf Tomtown This little cottonwood grove where the road started was the one touch of sylvan beauty of which Windy Gulch might boast There was a great unpainted wooden structure housing an abandoned process for treat- ¬ ing ores just at the left of the turn ¬ ing point followed by two or three cabins likewise deserted but beyond this the trees had been left to grow A little way along old unmolested there was an old Spanish arastra fallen to ruins across the creek while the yawning mouths of shallow tunnels here and there told of somebodys fail- ¬ ures but paying leads had never been discovered in this quarter and in these days Windy Gulch fpr the most part passed it by unheeding Sometimes lovers came to loiter along its shaded grass grown road on Sundayaf ternoons - ass The clergyman a careless absent Curious aa be was to know how she would greet minded man put the letter into his him he would gladly have lingered hat and called at the office of a law ing waterfalls churned to whiteness firm to transact business with one of and shimmering like liquid opal in the partners the caressing sunshine Here the road While in the private office he left his had been blasted out of the solid rock hat outside and one of the lawyers at one side and the debris so formed seeing the letter and knowing the heaped up into a low wall along the handwriting of the address read it waters edge and here it was the girl Of course he was not a gentleman and was sitting so lost in thought as to was without moral principle and his be utterly deaf to the advancing steps subsequent conduct showed him a mischiabove the swishing and rushing of the ef-maker stream He retailed the contents of the letNeil had thought the day of the ter to a nephew of the founder who storm that Miss Meredith must look was bitterly opposed to his uncles her best in her riding habit but to- ¬ proposed disposition of his property day in the simple cotton gown she wore He reported it to the uncle she seemed to him even more daintily The college was founded but the lovely Ten times more charming than educator was never its president He her fathers crabbed and hes com- ¬ died a heartbroken man through the posed of harshness he quoted under carelessness of his clerical friend and his breath loitering all he might in the meanness of a legal Paul Pry the pace that must presently bring him Youths Companion beside her Curious as he was to know how she would greet him he yet would His Happy Idea Hqw he asked would you lDce to gladly linger to enjoy the pretty pic- ¬ ture she made all unconscious of any be shipwrecked upon some desert is- ¬ land with no human being but me to observer But she seemed to feel his glance b give you companionship a good deal Well she replied instinct looking up with a startled air which changed to a flashing smile of would depend upon the size of the welcome as she recognized him blush island If it were as large as this room and smile so surprising to Harvey Neil for instance and you could find a seat that as he stopped short in the road on the end farthest from me Im afraid he had hardly presence of mind to lift it would be very lonesome his hat By no stretch of theimagina After he had taken the easychair and tion could he have counted upon such got her nicely settled with her head greeting as this after her stern ar-¬ against his heaving breast he mur- ¬ mured raignment the other day Ah sweetest isnt it nice to love as beg pardon Miss Meredith I I we do hope I didnt frighten you he pres- ¬ Yes she answered but Im so sor- ¬ ently found tongue to say with a doubt- ¬ ry you ilidnt think of that island be- ¬ ful deprecating smile Cleveland Leader Oh not at all only one never meets fore anybody here you know There could iRoses and Thorns be no mistaking the friendliness of her Though joys seem as buds and griefs manner and Neils face grew brighter as thorns the same vital I am an exception to prove the rule energy of it is one andputs them both love which you see he said I hope you dont forth on the growth of human life the mind roses to breathe sweetness amid the No I am glad toaneet you she hesi- ¬ give security and tantly returned to his further amaze- ¬ thorns roses the thorns to to the both springing from the ment I want to apologize same soil and borne upon the same root To apologize you I cannot pos Detroit Free Press sibly imagine why Miss Meredith though if it makes you the least bit glad Frisian Legends to see me of course I am thankful for The North Frisians are very unmer- ¬ the notion whatever it is But it is I ciful to people who dont marry One who should apologize It has been on of their legends says that after death my tmind ever since I met you how old maids are doomed to cut stars out of mean it was of me to mislead you so the sun when it has sunk below the to enjoy your kindness under false pre ¬ horizon and the ghosts of the old bach¬ tenses I told you the other day that I elors must fix them up in the sky run ¬ was not sorry that Tnever should be ning like lamplighters up and down a but all the TrbihIthink I knew that I ladder all night Cincinnati Enquirer ¬ ¬ Probably there is not a spot in Cali ¬ fornia more prolific of enormous vege ¬ table growth than Santa Eosa Here is located the mammoth rose tree al ¬ ready mentioned There are a score of dwellings in the vicinity completely embowered with roses while fuchias are trained like vines Li Los Angeles H L Baker of Union street displays a rose bush wnich has reached a theight of IS feet Grafted upon its branches are 12 varieties of roses The parent stalk is IS years of age The stalk a f eiv inches above the ground is five inches ik circumference S H of Ontario recently discovered a wonderful freak of nature in the shape of a monstrous apple blossom on one of the trees in- his orchard The blossom which resembled a large sized rose measured 9 inohes in cir ¬ cumference and is what may be called a second crop blossoms An ordinary apple blossom contains five petals while this one has 30 or 40 The big grape vine at Montcito near Santa Barbara is famous The vine was planted about 40 years ago The grapes are of the Mission variety The parent stalk is 46 inches in circumfer ¬ ence one foot from the ground Where it commences to branch three feet from the ground its circumference is 63 inches The vine yielded 4 tonsof grapes in a single season The vine covers an area of 100 by 99 feet Some years ago a photogrpaher in looking about the golden state for views came across a giant cactus niear Los Angeles the trunk of which was six feet four inches in circumference He also found in the same vicinity pampas plumes growing to the height of ten feet At the rooms of the state board of trade in San Francisco some remarka- ¬ ble products of California soil are on exhibition Last year when the sea- ¬ son was well advanced pumpkins weighing 267 pounds were upon ex¬ hibition there- - There were also cab¬ bages weighing 95 pounds onions that tipped the scales at five pounds and a huge sweet potato raised near Santa Ana that weighed 25 pounds Apples weighing 20 ounces are frequently on exhibition and a five gallon gloss jar contains eight pears the weight of wholly bad Woman has three weapons flattery which is 33 1 3 pounds These eighA food and flirtation pears completely fill the five gallon At 20 men Jove a woman at 30 wom ¬ jar Flowering plants grow to enor - Bnnks Still tlie Common Tltinpr Uiit tlic Use of Bedsteads Increasingr The common idea of a bed at sea is one made in a bunk and that is in fact the sort of bed that is commonly used on the water on all sorts of craft A bunli takes up less room on a vessel where space is of great value and the space can be further utilized by plac ¬ ing one bunk above another There are however some exceptions to this common rule there having long been on some lines of travel on inland water boats some of whose staterooms are provided with beds on regular bedsteads and thenewest of the great ocean jpassenger steamers now have each a number of rooms fitted up justasasleej ing room would be in a finehotel ashore a bedstead being of course a part of the equipment Until within very recent years it is probable that no transatlantic steamer pommander had a bedstead in his noom and there are but a very few who have now The captain sleeps usually upon a couch a sort of ample lounge uponwhich his bed is made and upon which he can take a nap at other times as opportunity offers On the latest great passenger steamers a handsome brass bedstead has been placed in the cap- ¬ tains room It is doubtful however whether the cajitain makes much use of this at sea in the crowded waters of the North Atlantic and in the bad Aveather he is very likely to get but little sleep and to take what little he does get with his clothes on It is probable that the best provided for man afloat in respect to sleeping ac ¬ commodations is the American ship captain On many American sailing vessels of large size the cabim is of ample dimensions as it may eas- ¬ ily be with the space at command and carrying few or no passengers this space is utilized for the benefit of tho captain and the officers On such a ship the captains room would be a room of ample size and a part of its equipment would be a regular full sized bed- ¬ stead The bedstead is of course fixed in position so that it will not shift with the motion of the ship at sea It is placed on ihe side of the room toward the stern of the ship and with the Lead toward the stern so that the cap ¬ tain sleeps with his feet toward the bow of the ship Such a bed on a sailing ship is usually niade with four high corner posts to sustain a mosquito canopy if one should be needed in any of thevarjous latitudes through which the ship may pass on her long voyages Under the bed the space is filled in solid with lockers open ¬ ing on each side like bureau drawers The sideboards of this bed are made rather deep they afford a slight degree of protection against rolling out but not much The bed is not in this re- spect built as bunks ordinarily are be ¬ ing wider high sides are less needed and if the ship heeled enough to make Bides necessary to keep a man in bed the captain wouldnt be there at all but on deck N Y Sun Reflections of a Spinster A man whom a dog will trust is never ¬ deep-wat- er ¬ t - I eago News ists say they have seen lilies in Califor ¬ nia 14 feet high while geraniums that look like trees are common Washing ¬ ton Star AVhy She Was Cold You seem to be so shy this even¬ ing said Mr Masher to Birdie McGin nis who replied with some asperity Your mustache is to blame for it I wouldnt care so much for your dye ¬ ing your mustache with stove pottsh if I could get the stuff off my face Ma actually mistook my left ear this morn ing for a stove leg Boil your mustache in walnut juice if you must get it of a different color from a mouses nest but for goodness sake let up on stov polish Tammany Times Its twice as easy to deceive one mother aa it is any other woman Chi -- anous size in all parts of thestate Flor¬ an at 40 women A womiaitt who can keep her lover aa a friend never believes in his love People who consider love a dream usually grow to think of marriage aa the cold breakfast Anger is a better weapon than tears a burr commands more respeofc ifchan a sensitive plant It isnt what he doesnt know that troubles a man but what he knows he doesnt know v bands old flames ¬ a foolish wife who fears her hus ¬ Let- her look ou for new ones Judge the Same Thing Mrs Peck Henry what does this war corresponderit mean when he talks about the ceremony of signing the ca- ¬ - Its j - - - pitulations Mr Peck Oh I suppose thteitfs some outlandish uphemism for the groomf part in the mtaffria fe conrctJiidjcw S c - t - -- v at- if-- -- Al d - - rm Sj T Jteyal SV - THE BOURBON NEWgy FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1897 the food pure Wholesome and delicious - K r f 4 -- Ok r POWDER Absolutely Pure HEW YORK ROYAt BAKlttO POWDER CO TEE BOURBON REVS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUOE MILLER sir Makf all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Mtxitsk Wheres The Difference The fact that gold Democrats have fused with Republicans in several ¬ counties in Kentucky has provoked several vf our silver exchanges to ask if anybody ever heard of plain every dav Democrats fusing with Republi cans What kind of Democrats were thev who lused with two Populist What electors in Kentucky last year kind of Democrats are they who are fusing with the wild and woolly Pops in What Hopkins and Christian counties kind of Democrats are they who are fusing with the Populists and free silver Republicans in Nebraska the fusion These being arranged by W J Bryan are the same kind of Democrats who are kicking and indulging in such bitter talkbecausa the gold Democrats are fusing with Republicans in a few Ken ¬ tucky counties We fail to see why a gold Democrat should be condemned for fusing with Repnblicans in Kentucky and yet a sil- ¬ ver Democrat should be commended for fusing with Republicans in Nebraska will says an eminent English doctor carry enough poison to infect a house- ¬ hold ially disease germs fill the a Jr are infected fall ill die multi ¬ These messengers of tudes escape mischief do aot exist for millions Why not Because they are healthy and strong protected as a crocodile is against gun- ¬ It is the weak the wasted the shot thin blooded who fall those who have no resistive power so that a sudden cough or cold develops into graver We hear of catching disease disease We can do it Why not catch health by always maintaining our - healthy J m The Boot of Quaker Doctor Weds a Py -- Andrew G Payne manager and leading lecturer of the Qaaker Medicine SWSs t v Company which spent two weeks here some time ago came to Paris vesterday and secured license to wed Miss Rosie k Moore of North Middletown The ceremony was performed by Eld VJ mm Donaldson In lummer timei moreespec Jack Frosts Work multitudes Fully countys 1260 acre crop of tobacco was damaged by frosts since last Friday j lie cup win oe about nfty per cent fifteen per cent of Bourbon r short this year The frost has also done considerable damage to late corn which is also suf ¬ fering from the drouth weight ScotH mukfe3iu of Cod liver Oil is condensed nourish- ¬ AD VER2I81NU RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in blaci type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar28 cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ Notice To National Democrats ¬ ¬ i old the newspaper debate on the currency question between W J Bryan and Thos B Reed The prejudiced news- paper correspondent can no lie about how many people heard the arguments Pakis Ky Sept 23 1897 but the circulation managers can have is a Re ¬ an inning Mark Hanna says the Lord publican this year How in the mis The Mt Sterling Advocate says Had ehief does Mark know V the Southern soMiers been able to have Hanna consoles himself with fought one more battle the South would Mark the thought that he is a blank sight have gained the victory As evidence handsomer than his cartoons of this the records at Washington show that every Federal soldier was disabled Silver arguments are being answered 9 by factory whistles dollar wheat and Now that Dr Hunter has been ac- ¬ increased prices for farm products quitted of those bribery charges it is ex- ¬ pected that his appointment as minister Ghas A Dana Americas foremost to Gautemaula will be announced in a editor is dangerously ill at his home in days it cannot come too soon ew York He is nearly ninety years lew Kentucky has had too much Hunter m standard time for the purpose of nominating candidates for Circuit Jadge and Commonwealths Attorney A T Foksyth District Chairman A mass meeting of the National Dem- ka and Kansas are joying after going Kentuckys crops and ocrats of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis for Bryan trict composed of the counties of Bour prices have been pretty good thank boa Franklin Scott and Woodford is you but she did not go for Bryan hereby called to meet at the Conrt hou8e in the city of Georgetown Ky Theres one redeeming feature about n Wednesday Sept 29 1897 at 130 p food for the building up of the of ment system to resist the attacks oi disease U S Court for enjoining Eugene It should be taken in reasonable doses tbe Debs and others from agitating the all summer long by all those whose striking coal miners in West Virginia weight is below the standard of heajth The injunction wil1 be made permanent If you are losmg ground trya bottle Free speech is and should be the right now of every citizen until he seeks to incite For sale by all druggists at 50c and xo his excitable fellow men to riot to shoot and to burn Incendiary speeches have Bishop Maes will it is thought be R M Harney a Winchester cvcler cost many lives and millions of dollars met with a serious accident two miles appointed Archbishop of New Oi leans worth of property in the United State at an early day from Paris yesterday His wheel broke The Omaha World Herald says and he was thrown heayily onihe road Virtue is its own reward but it is re- ¬ and rendered unconscious Mr Harney ¬ See received serious injuries on the side of warded in other ways sometimes what good crops and fair prices Nebras ¬ his face He was accompanied by bis All honor is due Jidge Jackson At Lexington yesterday Wm Stewart and a young man named Shawhan were given two years each m the penitentiary for holding up and robbing George Weeks and Miss Gttie McGarvey several months ago Mr Weeks and Miss McGarvey were returning home from a ride in the country The Second Tpachers Association in ¬ cluding the Morris Hill Jacksonville and Pleasant Green schuols will be held at the latter place on the first Sat- ¬ urday in October Exercises beginning at ten oclock will be conducted in the school house after which all will repair to the Patterson woods near by where dinner will be served in pic nic stylr All wbo are interested m school work are cordially invited SUPERIOR KENTUCKY DISC DRILLS Are used more extensively than all others made j X ll 5 j 1 brother WI Harney and they were turning from a trip to Carlisle - re- ¬ Say neighbor dont that brand of Paris Mill flour Purity remind you of the days of Uncle Billy Shaw To the Voters of Bourbon County Having received the nomination in the Republican County Convention for County Clerk of Bourbon county I take S B O this method to ask the support of all my friends I pledge myself to a conscien- ¬ Cash buyers can get double value to-tious and faithful discharge of official duties if elected in November day at Respectfully tf Davis Thomson Isgrig tf Wm M Goodloe ts NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Tax receipts for 1897 are now ready and iiave been for some time Please call and settle at once and save penalty E T BEEDING Twenty five of these drills sowed wheat in this county last fall and every one of them gave the most thorough satisfaction They will do the work and do it right SoloL omjLjr Toy R J NEELY A s - D F SIMMONS Of Hockingport O RecommenOs Celery Capsules - Wrights - Ministers Should Use Dr Miles Heart Cure 1 Calamity howlers cry that the pros ¬ perity is only temporary If that be true lets enjoy it while it lasts instead of howling calamity The Railway Age estimates that 150000 more men are employed on rail ¬ roads this year than last year Of course the times are getting worse Hockingport O August 1496 To the Wright Medical Co V Columbus Ohio Gentlemen I have beenusing Wrights Celery Capsules fprjgstoniach trouble and constipation foSsfllneVthree months nnrl finrl thorn avanoraufarfVinn recommended With pleasure and un- ¬ solicited I would recommend them to Chauncey Depew whom the Bowery the suffering public bo s call a peach is being boomed Yours very truly Mayor of Greater New York He D F Simmons Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 would be the most popular candidate the per dox bend address on postal to the Republicans could put in the field Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free O C Williams a gold Democrat of a Madison has declined a 1 per day job wrignrs Celery Ta cures constipation sick headaches 25c at druggists as government storekeeper f Money To Loan M H DAILEY have from One Thousand to Fifteen 602 Hundred Dollars to loan on first mortgage at eight per cent per annum 1 ¬ J MAIN ST - - 8 PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank to 12 fr HARMON STITT Office hours a m 1 to 6 p m ¬ The Philadelphia Press learns that Mr Cleveland wants to be Senator from Kew Jersey The Senate needs more conservative dignified men like Mr Cleveland The candidates in some counties in Kentucky are very wisely keeping severely quiet on the currency question A blind man could almost see what it did for Kentucky last year A dispatch from Washington states that 104 storekeepers and gangers in Kentucky and North Carolina Revenue Districts were listed for dismissal Mon--da- y Their names are withheld by the Treasury Department John Smith Complimented Cincinnati Ken- ¬ tucky Midland will sell round trip tick- ¬ ets for one fare from Paris to George- ¬ town on Sept 29th on account of mass convention of National Democrats and public speaking by Senator Lindsay arid Hon W D Bynum Communicated Tyro Toil Gates Yet The Frankfort W Of Peck In Bourbon The Frankfort correspondent of the Louisvilfe Dispatch says The speech of Commonwealth Attor- ¬ ney Smith was generally commented on as the strongest argument in the case and made all of the defendants especial-G-aine- s Wilson and Franks chafe un ¬ der the merciless pounding He also re-¬ sented in vigorous language the attempt of Attorney Scott to drag Gov Bradley into the intrigue of Gaines and Tanner He also took a shot at Senator Deboe who he said had given some remark- ¬ able testimony making it appear that he had walked several squares eaten supper and returned to the hotel all within the space of a few minutes It was evident from Smiths argument that he was fighting hard for the conviction of Gaines Wilson and Franks who he said the proof was clear had entered fully and completely in the alleged con- ¬ spiracy - In a pleasant drive the past week over the Hill turnpike I pleased to find at its junction with Newtown Lees burg pike a toll house and two gate double in a thriving and prosperous condition it was refreshing to me and my horse to stop a few minutes to pay toll and get the information desired of the good lady keeper always found at a well kept gate I was also pleased to find the old men on the rock pile while another was making his repairs needed for the Winter This road two to two and a half miles in Bourbon is the legal propert of Mr Lun Ferguson a most worth and sensible son of Bourbon now a cit sen oi ouull xne roaa is stronger an better than the Hill pike lately gon over by the courts turnpike gang The Northwest corner of Bourbon contains manj of our best law abiding citizens I heard no complaints of the gates but they pay tax and toll and justice demands the protection of ever citizen and precinct alike Buy M Ferguson out and pay him too full value for his property We want more honorable and fair dealing with all peo¬ MANY THINK Columbus Ohio s Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights by i Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Bev 3 Trouble and Coustipation 1 was unable to - physi ¬ church L doauythine for nearlv two vpam r ikpH three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they cian writes Teb - 1 rt affection have cured me Kor the benefit of other w and nervous prostration had become so afflicted I wish to send this letter serious last fall that a little over work in Very truly yours the pulpit would so completely prostrate me W S ADEK8 M Sold by all druccists at 50c and SI nr Hot w v that it seemed certain I rvj sena aaaress on postal to the Wright Med Tf Milpc must relinquish the work Co Columbus O for trial size free Clire of the ministry entirely To Cure A Cold In One Bay Heart palpitation became so bad that my auditors ReStOreS Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ would ask me if I did not lets All druggists refund the money XlCdiLllao have heart disease Last if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W November I commenced taking Dr Miles T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris New Heart Cure alternately with Dr Miles Ky Nervine and derived the greatest possible benefit I have Just closed revival work of 10 weeks preaching nearly every night and twice on the Sabbath I can speak for hours To the Wright Medical Co P O Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson i Pike Co O Recommends S oil Z- Heart fill IIIliSMIiH W V j f - StSs JT3135 w g37 a nx w yg y yrwrFVTL--l-- h - --Vs ti3 ple This toll house is the noted house of the reported attempt at arson and Bour- ¬ bon county sent two negroes to the penitentiary for the alleged attempt ¬ Danger and suffering lurk in the pathway of the Expectant Mother and should be avoided that she may reach the hour when the hope of her heart is to be real- ¬ ized in full vigor and strength In sorrow shalt thou bring forth children that a curse was pro- ¬ nounced against the human race Your Life Insured lc a Day but the joy felt by every Mother when she first presses to her heart Our insurance is protected by bankher babe proves the contrary able pnper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if w fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist when the Creator said to woman without suffering as I formerly did Hard working ministers should keep Dr Miles grand remedies on hand Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded ¬ bedding Do you see that house That is the place to get any- ¬ thing in that line Blankets comforts Pil- ¬ lows Mattresses and inci- ¬ dental the best line of Springs ever shown in Paris Prices on Comforts from 7 J cents to 1200 Blankets 65 cents to 9 per pair Do not buy until you see my line Do you need anything in guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you K MOTHERS FRIEND so relaxes the Advertised Letter List system and as Highest Honors -- Awarded DR Worlds Fair CREAM m BAKING POWDfR pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD if- - MOST PERFECT MADE Bourn Mr S W Jchnson Lauretta Bowles Miss MollieJohnson Mrs Maria Brooks Jas H Johnson Mr Wm Brown Mrs Ellen Keith Mr George Brown Mrs Ella Lang Mr James Brookins Miss Lue Leb Mr Jas Special attention given to Undertak ¬ nger and the Bowon Robert Lee Mr John ing and Repairing trying hour is robbed of its pain Main Butler Emma 2 Lucas Mrs Ida Street - - - - Paris Ky Carter Maggie 2 Martin Martha and suffering as so many happy Crittenden Rev Moore Miss Mana have experienced Daniels Dennis Moore Mr John K mothers Nothing but Mothers Friend does Felinan Maggie Reid Mrs Bertie Dont be deceived or Florence Wesley Rogers Miss Annie this Fox Miss Sarah Stile Mr C D persuaded to use anything else Gl Main at Paris Ky Graves Mr Jerry Vandyke Sallie Mothers Friend is the greatest remedy erer Harris Miss Annie Whaley Mrs Lizzie on tne market and all our customers praise it Hellem Jennie Watts Mr Peter w h King A Co Wnitwrignt Tex ighly Hodgkins CharlotteWilson Rev O B druggists at Persons calling for aboye letteri will Of price Writ 100 or sent by mail on receipt¬ of for book containing valua please say advertised ble information for all Mothers mailed free in Paris Ky postoffice Sept 24 1897 Allen Miss Lizzie Jackson America Barnett Henry 2 Jones Miss Bell Bernaw Mr Jas Johns S T List of letters remaining unclaimed DEALER IN without Nau- ¬ sea Headache Furniture Window Shades Oil Nervous or Cloths Carpets Mattresses - Etc Gloomy Fore- ¬ boding of da- ¬ that the necessary change takes place ¬ sists Nature T GEO W DAVIS J to T lilNTON 4 Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended Wood Mantels Tiling Etc Furniture of all kinds Carpets as low as the lowest j P KIELY 1 4 W L Davis P M I IIn Brs4toUl BtffmkUi C AUuta 6a wu--- - J - r -- v f - W a T r r -- - h w j imv -- jj wvvc - - - v yp--jfi- ii - v JVJRR - - 24 w r A - J f V I- - if T t THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24i 1897 THE BOBBBOH IEWS Mrs Watsons Fall MlUlnery PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS1 J mi 5 With unexceptional charm and taste most fashionable the Fall patterns have been culled for the public displays to be TELEPHONE NO 124 made on October 1st and 2d feathers ribbons lace and New TAX- ¬ flowers tints inbeing arranged tor the are pleasure of her host of patrons A peep at he lovely trimmed bats will be a rev- ¬ will be elation even to those familiar with Mrs I or one of my deputies at the places named below at the Watsons usual perfect creations Keep hours specified to collect taxes for in mind the dates of the Fall openings the year 1897 October 1st and 2d Ruddles Mills Sept 27 from 9 to lecoc I The aesthetic tastes of Bourbon ladies are being supplied in the ample and Se vcnteenth Year Established 18811 wondrous display in preparationat Mrs millinery parlors lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Cornay Watsons iiss mail matter Vugagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Tows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Wm Felix Hall and Miss Bertha THE NEWS MAN Nuckola of Scott were married Wednes- ¬ We Do Not Want To Carry Over Any Summer Shoes v Wp l W NOTICE TO PAYERS 13 iT V 27 at 2 p m The new Methodist Church which is -28 at 2 p m Hutchison Sept model completion is Little Rock Sept 28 from 9 to rapidly nearing and architecturala beauty of convenience 12 a m 28 which will be a source of pride to the orth Middletown Sept Methodist congregation and the citizens from l to 4 p m Clinton ville Sept 29 from 9 to of Paris The church will be lighted with electricity the ceilings being stud 12 a m Millersburg Sept 29 at 1 oclock ded with scores of incandescent globes Before the church is dedicated a reV m ception will be tendered to the citizens who have Sheriff Bourbon County Ky building interested themselves in the of the new house of worship The church will be dedicated some New line of lamps at J T Hintons time in October Eliza Bowles of this city has been These Cattle Were Fine granted a pension CentervilleSept am The New Methodist Church ¬ E T BEEDING VI port cattie Tuesday from Col R GStoner at 465 per cwt They aver- ¬ You can saye money by bnying your aged 1475 pounds tf WednesdayMr Weihl bought fifty lumber of Bourbon Lumber Co cattle average weight 1525 pounds ar the pikes in Harrison except two All 475 from John Woodford Also 125 the new Lair and Trioum pikes are cattl6 same weight from the Thos free Woodford estate at 475 Mrs Cornay Watson has selected Moses Kahn shipped from Paris Wed- ¬ Oct 1st and 2d for the special exhibit of nesday ten cars of fine export catcle and Jonas Weihl shipped fifteen cars yesher Fall millinery terday The cattle cost from 450 to Judge J Q Ward will speak at to 475 per cwt and averaged about Flemingsburg Monday in the interest of 1450 pounds the National Democratic ticket i Montgomerys shoe store ¬ Duncan Taylor is clerking in Hngh Jonas Weihl bought ninety six ex- ¬ B V Miss Barb of this city has secured a I have selected Friday and Saturday position as teacher of French in Nash October 1st and 2d to hold my usual yille and has gone to that city to reside openings I have used especial care in the selection of my Fall goods and am Pierce Cooper aged 20 of North earnestly endeavoring to please my Middletown was yesterday adjudged trade It will gratify me to have you insane and ordered taken to the asylum call on tbe dates mentioned above as I w shall have a display that will show the North Western Life has only various phases of the Fall fashions and The 700500 worth of policy holders in it will greatly aid you in making a se- ¬ lection for your personal use Are you one of Bourbon County Respectfully them Mrs Cornay Watson Sidney D Akdery has been appoint- ¬ Two Brave Little Travelers ed by the court as trustee for Msr This morning Pearl and Florence Sarah Whaley The value of her estate Ogden aged respectively eleven and is 11000 seven year8daughters of Frank Ogden MissFord Heaths series of Even- - of Worthington Texas will leave for ihgs in Japan will begin this evening their home after a viBit to their grand at the City School and will be continued mother Mrs Eliza Ogden They came on October 1st and 8th to alone two weeks ago and will ¬ To The Ladies Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mr James D McClintock is ill of fever Ben Duvall has been ill for a week or more Mr H B Power has been ill for several days Mrs F B Carr is visiting relatives in Richmond Hon J T Hinton was in Lexing- ¬ ton Wednesday Miss Janie Craft left yesterday for a visit in Danville Mrs R A Woolums of Midway is here on a visit to her father Mr Harry Mackoy of Covington is the guest of Mr Ford Brent Mrs Henry Isgrig is visiting her sister Mrs H C Sharp in Maysville -- Dr H H Roberts was called to Grant county on business yesterday Mrs Sidney G Clay and Mrs John Roseberry were in Lexington yesterday Misses Eta and Mamie McClintock who have been ill of fever are now con- ¬ valescent Mr Buckner Woodford will return to day from a business trip to Hot Springs Ark rMrThos Mitchell has returned ffdmHBrrodsbnrgr He was ill of fever wbilein that city Miss Bessie Kenney has resumed her position in Miss Powlings millinery store in Maysville Miss Belle Clay of Escondida is visiting Misses Lutie and Fanny Todd in Lexington Miss Fannie Elmore of Kansas City and Mrs Ann Muir of Fayette are guests of Mrs A M Gutzeit Miss Fannie Young has returned from a visit to Mrs R A Woolums and Mrs J R Williams in Midway Messrs Frank Remington and Geo Doehrer visited Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga battlefield Sunday Messrs C B Ecton G F Burner B F Buckner and E F Jouett of Win- ¬ chester were in the city yesterday Mrs David Depue who has been visiting at Mr Horace Millers left Tuesday for her home near Salt Lake day Dr John F Je3se and Miss Lellie Middletown were married Wed nesday at Shelbyville Alonzo Mulligan of North Middle- town was married Wednesday to Miss Nettie Quisenberry of Montgomery county Arthur West of Danville and Miss Fannie West of Elizabethtown were married Tuesday in the new Baptist Church at the latter place The groom built the new church and his wedding was the first to bo celebrated in it Tbe Georgetown Times says At the marriage of Miss Mary Bell Halley of Paynes Depot to Mr C W Burt of Saginaw Mich which will be celebrat- ¬ ed Thursday Oct 14th at the brides home with elaborate ceremonies Miss Anne Halley the brides sister will be the maid of honor The bridesmaids will be Miss Burt of Saginaw Mich Miss Nancy Lisle of Lexington Miss Julia Halley White Sulphur Miss Su ¬ san Miller Winchester Miss Evelyn Craig Georgetown Miss Katherine Helm Louisville Miss Margaret Par rish Miss Net Witherspoon Midway Miss Rida Payne Lexington and Miss Mary Wilson Bell of Shelby wm poosible nntlo rofnloa 1UU UtUUlU wl ww thamthe shortest cnt foot tvifVi and have taken theGUT naw tr crat f Vm- M VVS U II 1 WA sic liMlp- p UAAWW- riAnsri w IN PRICES aA c Summer Shoes were neve so low priced as they are now AR xxiiixvpj urn win ugiee witn us wnen you see me snoes anuKiiuw u prices School tablet and pencil given with each purchase Childrens SchoJ Shoe Department is filled with an eleganc line Shoes durable audat prices to suit all FREJE - Qr cf Davis Thomson Isgrig V DRESS GOODS My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chii drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv other pur-¬ chase I evtr made in this one line of goods With forty years experi-¬ ence in Diy Goods 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 Dingley tariff bill has already made and will when set fully at work make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were im derthe Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goods were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down as The trimmed millinery at Mrs M lonii as a yard of them lasts if you want to save money in your pur ¬ Parkers displays on Oct 1st and 2d chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my srock will be worth taking a trip to see and and henr prices before you invest elsewhere Mrs Parker especially invites all the ladies from Cynthiana Millersburg Carlisle Winchester Georgetown and other adjoining townB to attend the opening and examine the millinery For fashion style and beauty the exhibit wiU be the peer of any in Kentucky OBITUARY G TUCKER 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY ¬ Large line of new Dress go ds Fall Underwear for Ladies Cre tlemen and Children of every i He was a bright and handsome little strictly wool 25c a yard Novelties in Pl iin and Fancy scription at half the usuaL price fellow gentle polite and manly and Blankets SI kind for 4c hundreds of friends sympathize with Dress goous atoOc sold everywhere elsp for 75c to 1 per yard all wool at 250 per pair Spleia his parents in their sorrow Funeral Handsome line of Silks Velvets did line of Bed Comforts services were held yesterday afternoon at the residence by Rev 1 B ELer and Braids of all descriptions for Full line of Hosiery one great and Eld J S Sweeney Burial trimmings hardt special being our Ladies and Chii Penangs Pe rales and Fancy drens full seamless at 10c at the Paris cemetery The pall bearers wereMessrs James W Ferguson Mer- Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10t We are the only store in tojfwt Table Linens and Towels at old edith Anderson Jas H Thompson and prices cam City notwithstanding tariff ad- ¬ thatWool es full line of s Zephicf Clarence W Anderson Ice and fancy yari vance of 20 per cent Mrs Warren Ingels and daughter We sheet rBEAjcil vBlanket8 Allowool- or Notions of all kinds and In ing at still sell 10 4 Pep perel bleach- ¬ Miss Margaret Ingelsfhave returned 1 8c ¬ arid extra pood from a visit at Estill Springs and in air cotton at J T Hintons His Dress linings we will save you 25c ed and unbleached cut on at 5c prices beat all others tf on the dollar Laxington Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory y Of The Dead son of Little Lun the Ferguson died Robe H and Lida A Tuesday afternoon of typhoid fever six-year-o- WE ARE ALWAYS AT IT Adding new lines cutting old prices witii store full of new Fall Goods to show you a ld xi -- -- ¬ - Paris Thomas Owens and Mary E Patter- return unaccompanied by anyone son a colored couple living at Mt Ster- They will be three days making the They are bright children ling eloped to Paris yesterday and were trip enjoyed their journey and visitand to have married by Judge Howard Kentucky ¬ i i jj - y mals etc It will be especially instruc- ¬ Several Paraans to school children Admission Georgetown Wednesday to hear Hon fifteen centp W D Bynum of Indiana and Senator If you are not going to the Klondike Eindsay of Kentucky speak for the you want a sack of Paris Mill flour If National Democratic ticket you are you want a car load 4t Pauline Kincannon who has been Mrs Rions Millinery Opening living on Sycamore street in -- this city I am quite busy getting my Fall stock Ief tMonday morning for New Orleans to ready for the opening on October 1st She says nurse yellow fever sufferers and 2d I invite the ladies to favor me he iB not afraid of the plague with a careful inspection of my milli- ¬ nery All my goods were selected to We are informed that J T Hinton please my customers and they are in the has received the contract for carpeting latest fashion The trimmed work is all the new Methodist church It will oe finished by expert trimmers and will covered with a handsome Akola in ¬ bear comparison with that of any deal grain carpet The ladies of the church er I believe I can please the most had other bids but Mr Hintons prices particular customer and many will find and carpets suited them the best just what they are looking for in my Fall display next Friday and Saturday Prof Samuel Cheek brother of Rev Call and look them over and try them F J Cheek has returned to Danville on Resppctfully from a pleasure trip through the North ¬ Mrs George Rion west He traveled all through the West and went up to Juneau Alaska Yellow Fever At Louisville for a short stay yesterday from Louisville Mrs M Parkers reputation for to A dispatch said the Leader John McDougal handsome millinery is well established died at Detention Camp this morning of The Fall opening display will be made yellow fever He came from Mobile on Oct 1st and 2d Mrs M Parker is a September 9 to be married and was close student of the caprices of fashion taken ill at Hotel Broadway Wednesday and is always able to keep her millinery morning He was removed to Deten- ¬ in fact tion Camp yesterday Mrs Carl Crawford of this city Season after season year after year who is visiting near Mobile writes to the same enstomers buy of Mrs M relatives in this city thatthe yellow Parker and are always pleased and fever plague is worse than the papers¬ satisfied Her Fall opening will occur have reported it She will leave Ala- Oct 1st and 2d and a more beautiful soon as the quarantine is tf bama as stylish and fashionable display of milli- ¬ raised nery has not been seen in Central Ken- ¬ C L Leon the scene painter who tucky You are cordially invited to created a sensation in Bourbon several call years ago by eloping with a Millersburg Lost On Wednesday night a pair girl is under arrest at Lima Ohio His new wife of gold rimmed spectacles between the charged with bigamy Leon has a residence of Mrs Patsy Edwards and was Miss Jennie Evans wife and family in Florida Return glasses the Christian Church to The News office and get reward Rev N B Wood of Aurora Ills Attention Xadies near Chicago is yisiting his mother and has accepted brother in this city He JNext Friday and Saturday Oct 1st an invitation to preach at the Baptist hopes to and 2d I will exhibit my Fall millinery church Sunday evening and When I have a loyely line and my trimmed tee his friends in the audience Call on goods are extremely stylish asked about his book The White Side opening days and see the prttty goods of a Black Subject he replied that it strive to please and am making extra had ben enlarged copiously illustrated I Moreover endeavors this Fall You are cordially and brought down to date x his publisher is now sailing the sixth¬ invited Reipectfully edition and ifche author receivinga roy Mbs Gxokck Rioif alty will go over to tive ¬ up-to-da- te Lantern Lecture on Australia N morning passenger train The L running from Lexington to Cincinnati Eld J C Dickerson a native of was delayed over two hours near Muir Australia and a former pastor of Cane by the derailment of the a freight car Ridge Church will give a lantern lec I postively have the best line of ture Tuesday night at the Christian comforts to be found in Paris Not Church The lecture will treat of Aus only the best line but the cheapest tralias wonders and will show the rare Examine them strange plants ani ¬ cave formations J T Hinton tf ¬ i A La Rue of this city left Wednesday afternoon for New York to reside The good wishes of a number of Paris friends will follow him Miss Mollie Williams a handsome young lady from London Ky is the guest of her schoolmate Miss Mattie Grinnan on Henderson street Messrs Ed Hutchcraft Calvert Meng and Will Wornald attended the Maysville fair Wednesday and partici- ¬ pated in the Assembly Clubs ball that evening Bishop Burton and wifewho have been abroad for several months have arrived safely in New York They will visit in Cleveland before returning to Lexington Messrs Albert Hinton of this city and Yancey Freeman of Lexington spent Sunday on Lookout Mountain and visited the National Park at Chicka- ¬ mauga battlefield Miss Fannie Mann gave a pretty euchre party Tuesday afternoon in com- ¬ pliment to Miss Bessie Armstrong who is soon to move to Lexington to reside The guests were Miss Armstrong Misses Mary Webb Gass Alice Spears Laura Trundle Margaret Butler Sadie Davis Mary Purnell Edith Alexander Sophia Arnold Newport Mrs Swift Champ Mrs June Payne Delightful chocolate ices were served Comforts of every description at J T Hintons tf Mr J BIRTHS Family Portraits life size Free of oliarge Men And The Advent Of Our Future Women of Clarence M Howe of the Hotel Wind ¬ sor of this city a son A In Carlisle last week to the wif CONDON Oldest and Most Reliable Built CI large lot of shingles on hands will sell cheap tf Bourbon Lumber Co 1897 NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk See them SONS FEE SPECIAL Story and Bunnells famous Baltimore Oysters 85c 40c 50 and 60c per can For r1o Just received toy S3X77jSLXS Car of the Celebrated STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS Call and examine before you buy Blue Ribbon Celery per dozen 35 40 and 50c 1 Dannemiller8 Cordova Coffee packages 10c lb hundred lbs Best Patent Flour lb 0 EDWHRDS IP TROUSERINGS 274 and 300 per WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K Concord Grapes 15c per basket Choice bushel Peaches i 75 to 200 per IMPORTED SUITINGS AND Corn Meal 15c per bushel Cash tickets given with each purchase FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any houRe in Central Kentucky quality ar style ar considered We ask you to give ur a call JAS PEE SON whes We now have a new stock of lumber at Tarr Templins old stand near freight depot Price lower than any one else NOTICE The undersigned applied to the Paris S We are City Council on Sept 23 1897 for grocery ¬ license to conduct a restaurant Elegant chamber sets at J T Hin and saloon in the building on Sonth tons tf Main Street Paris Ky near the Cin ¬ Frankfbrt Kentucky Mid- ¬ The perfect creations of professional cinnati depot trimmers who were trained in the school land 0 AHEARN of experience and tried by the crucial exactions of the most fastidious patrons J are exemplified in all of Mrs Cornay 3E Watsons display of trimmed millinery OF The Eastern markets have surrendered their loveliest patterns and here at Mrs Household and Watsons the local buyer reaps the bene fit You expect style and tone to her millinery and it is always there The Fall display will be made October 1st I will offer at public sale at ten oclock am on and 2d tf Bourbon Lumber uo fmivx ivitsrcecat E TIPTON Cutter aU agents for the celebrated Ciias E Smith tailors Full line of samples- Shirt mm THE BIGGEST MAN ra uLfclio -- Sale r Furniture Kitchen Bourbon Lumber Co for all kinds of lumber etc yard near freight depot tf Dow De Long are having unequal- ed success with the North Western Call on t FRIDAY SEPT 24 1897 my household and kitchen furniture Consisting tf several handsome bed room setB carpets chairs chinaware anthracite stove kitchen Btove etc 24sp lm Life Also a splendid Jersey milk cow Terms Cash You do not have to go from home to Residence is for sale privately If not buy your furniture If you go it is be ¬ sold will be for rent possession given cause you prefer to spend your money Sept 2Stb 1897 out of town My stock and prices can P R ARMSTRONG not be beat 3t AT F0B8YH Auctr tf J T Hinton at my residence on Mt Airy Avenue all i2MmMMMW33BMMiMYr S1- - and the smallest in town will get equal satisfaction in the fit of hi clothes if our tape line has heen around him We have a sort of pride in fitting men that other tailors cant please Its the how that tells the taste and our experience and observation has given us that Come in and look over our stock of Fall goods anL try not to be amazed at the prio kno-w-in- g we quote Oleariag and Pressng a Specialty 9g LAVIN HUKILL 4V K v 6 THE BOURBON NEWS FRfDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1897 ious look that women get and was frailer thaiu when first knew her I wondered if our rods were all right and went behind the scenes to ask Yes the work was excellent and had lasted well but alas she had had a grand desola ¬ tion Guisseppe I remembered Guis seppe was dead I hadnt given a thought of Guisseppe since I had seen him last tout I understood that she meant the old man I said yes and was duly sympathetic I never hurt a womans feelings if I can help it There was suck a troubled look in her eyes that it made me want to help her The little woman was as straight as a string and I was sorry when she quit the Ms Cs for the proprietors are a good sort as square as circus men can be I asked her if I might call and talk over old times Certainly would I be so good So the next day between perform ¬ ances Iwent to the address she gave me a second class but passably respectable theatrical boarding house She seemed glad to see me and talked freely in that eager way women do who have no one to confide in Guissepe was a great loss His death left her absolutely with ¬ out a protector and there was a man in the company who persecuted her he wished to marry her and she abhorred him Fortunately there was no one else since her suitor had sworn that if she should smile on a rival he would kill her and she believed he would I had my advice to offer people generally have I urged her either to go home to Italy sne naa some munuy Cs saved or to return to the Ms I thought she seemed to like the last suggestion and I gathered that if the circus managers should make her an offer it would be accepted Well I made it a point to write to Turner with whom I am rather chum mv in a business way I knew he would be glad to get her back so it was a chance to do him a good turn and the next spring when I made my semi- annual visit she was there in much bet- - THE BOURBON NEWS WALTER CHAMP UKUCE SeventeaathYitar Eatabllahed 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by MILIERfEaitors I and Owner I gmtwYhWimwttmMmtfm 1 THE LION QUEEN J A DRUMMERS STORY if if a w IP BY MRS M P HANDY Copyright x8gl i ltr KwwmiwmmmmwmMmw traveler Yes drum mer if you like it better its all the same to me I learned long1 ago to be all things to men if so by I miglit sell goods to any The plan has paid pretty well too I have as good a trade as any west of the Alleghenies Line Hard ¬ ware Firm Steele New Irons York No the name isnt a fake though it is what you might call a coincidence My customers All sorts and condi ¬ tions of men literally Everybody must have hardware of some kind an ax and a knife are prime necessities even with the savage Queer experi- ¬ ences Well P 1 hardware through me and vou would hardly guess how much it is I meet them in some town on their route twice a year to take orders and I am fre- ¬ quently asked to make something out of the way for some one or other of the performers There was one such order that I kept a state secret for years I dont suppose it can do any harm to tell about it now It hasnt been a secret since well I might as well tell you the story the Mammoth Moral Menagerie and Gircus Combination They buy all their About the best of my customers is rather 1 You know every circus has a lion king or queen and the queen especial- ¬ ly is a trump cardi always The Ms Cs had such a one a pretty little ter spirits intensely grateful still rul- woman who looked as though she would ing the lions and tigers with the moral scream at a mouse but who went into suasion of red hot steel Only Bengal the tiger who had the cages and ordered the lions and j J I BOTH BEASTS WERE UPON HER AT ONCE wounded her had neither forgotten iior forgiven He would be glad to do her a mischief Then there was also an- ¬ ¬ other beast a recent purchase who was sulky and ill conditioned so that if once the rod was not quite hot However she had a spirit lamp in her dressing room and heated it herself there could be no danger And in the winter she was going home to Italy Her aunt had written her of a pretty little farm which could be bought for a sum with- ¬ in her means There were only needed a few more dollars to stock it Accordingly in the autumn posters of the circus there was a two foat lettered announcement of the farewell engage ment of Mdlle Leonie before her final retirement from the arena and return to Italy When I saw her she was in a great fright Her obstreperous lover had come to see her and was threatening all manner of terrible things unless she gave up the idea of leaving Ameri ¬ ca and agreed to marry him at once That night I was with two or three customers and as there was nothing else of any account going on wc strolled into the circus It is a very good show but I have seen it so often that I am pretty well used to it Besides I was thinking of other things When the lion queen came on however my companions were so much interested that I roused up She went through her act wi th the lions who seemed rather to like her in fine all mysteries was simple enough when form but when she came on for the you knew it The rattan was hollow tiger act I felt uneasy the brutes had and lined with asbestos which was a wicked look that I thought boded much less used then than it is now trouble Still the familiar rod was in Inside the rattan was a steel rod which her hand and I took a professional by pressing a spring could be made to pride in that rod protrude beyond the ferule The old I can hardily tell you how it hap ¬ man heated the rod to white heat b pened Such things take place in a fore each performance and its touch flash Both beasts were upon her at was torture no wonder the beasts had once snarling and growling like devils learned to dread it incarnate How she did lay on with Much burning had injured the rods that rod It seemed impossible that thesecould have been renewed without anything with sensation could stand betraying the secret but of late the so much red hotsteel Good God was holder had seemed out of order and the it possible they had snatched it from heat hurt her hand her and broken it in pieces I rushed I assured her that the matter could in with the attendants who hurried be fixed without sending to Italy prom ¬ into the cage with goads andiwhips and ised secrecy and made a special trip to drove the brutes off but it was too late New York to see that the cane had a After it was all over 1 picked up the new lining properly put in broken rattan Then I understood It Some months after that my lion was only an ordinary cane like any queen left the Ms Cs to join a dime other an exact copy of ours but with museum in an eastern city and it was out the inner rod The villainhad been a year or more before I saw her Then talking to her just before she came on I chanced to be in that city on business for the last act and- of course he had for the firm and seeing her name on the managed to substitute it for hers I posters I took a couifty friend to see suppose she was scared out of her wits the show She was as great a success and so did not notice But how are yop as ever but she had that worried anx-- going to prove it Detroit Free whats-his-nam-- tigers around in a way to make your hair stand on end She carried a little rattan just such a cane as dndes used to delight in be fore they took to lugging around sticks as big as themselves It astonished everybody to see how afraid those beasts were of that slight wand The newspaper reporters said it was the power of the human eye but after I had seen her once or twice I made up my mind that the eye wasnt in it and that the cane was every time Once at Frankfort the biggest tiger as ugly a brute as you would care to keep out of the way of sprang at her in a fashion that made one woman in the audience faint and a dozen shriek She never flinched though the tiger set his teeth into her left shoulder she just gave it the rod until the beast let go howling The men rushed in and shut the inner door but she had saved herself before they got tli ere 1 asked no questions but I had some curiosity about that cane and it was a satisfaction when one day Mdlle Leonie that was her name requested a private interview with hie She brought an old man with her some sort of relation who was as faithful a e in The Bride of Lam mermoor He went to every door and window to make sure there was no one eavesdropping and then stood at the door outside to prevent our being in ¬ terrupted Of course the conversation was albout the cane The mystery like ¬ - afternoon recently found Daniel Hib bard the oldest lock tender in point of service in the state Every canal man who has been on the ditch any length of time knows Dan Hibbard as the reteran is affectionately and generally ¬ known 50000000 Yes Im Dan Hibbard declared the Rev Dr Henry M Field 7G years pf gray haired man laying aside his pipe duty as editor as the newspaper man made his inquiry age is still doing active America he said was too preposter- ¬ Oldest lock tender Well yes oldest of the New York Evangelist being able Dr Field ous to toe even thinkable in service There are a few men older to work a dozen hours a day Field of same family as Judge t Marquis Itos ideas are those of all in years than I be but none of them has is qf the high government officials in Japan served 40 years at a post of this kind the United States supreme court at These men have much political experi But Ive been servin on the canal for There is trouble over cQld tea de- ¬ v ence they have been trained many of 50 years altogether for Heft my fathers Westminster Sir Alfred Lawson chorus as he Oh gimme oh gimme I really wish them for a quarter of a century in farm when I was 16 and drove a team of clares that the great shebeen you would dat watermelon groin on European and Asiatic diplomacy They horses on the ditch I was mighty glad pleasantly calls the house of commons r are familiar with public affairs tho to get away from the toils of the farm restaurant is unlicensed and that if de vine The other day their song was an- ¬ world over and know well what should and I thought it was fun driving horses liquor selling there is not stopped he will have it raided by the police swered It was raining and they could be the policy of their country in its for 12 a month and board on the boat Mr Trimble ordered relations with foreign powers They not work and Mrs Craigie John Oliver Hobbs Before his long term as lock tender ¬ Capt Duncan who has charge of them know what Japan can do they under began Hibbard saw a little packet boat is said to find her diversion in music to turn them in and let them eat their stand that there are many things she life and chess Mrs Flora Annie Steel is cannot do and they know why The fill Capt Duncan knew better than to Riding on board a packet was a devoted to music singing painting turn 90 hungry convicts right into a conquest of China has not turned their luxury too I can tell you recalled Mr acting and cooking To be truly de- ¬ field of melons for he wanted to save heads They knew they would win be- ¬ Hibbard None of these Wagners or voted to any one of the above pursuits the vines arid he knew that they would fore they went to war for they were Pullmans were finer for downright would require no ordinary strength of eat vines and all so he selected several well informed of Chinas weakness and comfort and for sociability of the pas- ¬ will The of the trusties and sent them up to of their own strength They knew also sengers I never saw anything that surOuida the novelist writes field with a big two horse wagon that if Russia took a hand in the game passed a packet People became thor ¬ trouser is the culminating point in the Those trusties knew what they had to seriously affairs would assume a dif- oughly acquainted for sometimes they modern male attire of ugliness in- ¬ do and if one wagon ever had a load ferent aspect and that diplomacj were together for several days The decency nnsuitability andantihygienic of melons that one did When it rolled rather than force of arms would be passengers slept and ate on the boat stupidity The chimney pot is the more and the service was always good There ludicrous but I think the trouser is tne into camp there was a kind of lull that Japans recourse This condition of intelligent under were four lines running in those days more odious portion of masculine cloth- ¬ comes before a storm only a moment for the melon hungry negroes to grasp standing is different from that of the There was a line from Buffalo to Roches- ¬ ing It would make a guy of Apollos the situation and then the massacre two houses ot parliament however and ter another from Rochester to Syracuse self parliament though not supreme is a another from Syracuse to Utica and the lbegan It is reported in Atchison Kan that Trmnn rmrl nnnnrift fourth was from Utica to Schenectady D Harmon the famous Missouri There were no knives to cut them up nrrnwiTur nnwpr iti wj iv J with There were no dainty slices like be ignored It voices the minds of the There was no packet line from Schenec- ¬ laugher is dead Harmon had a guf ¬ one sees in a boarding house It was people for it is in great part made up tady to Albany for two reasons The faw which could be heard for many like a swarm of locusts turned loose in of men elected by public vote but as ix first was that too much time had to be blocks and it was so contagious that he a grain field There was one loner swish s not ten years old it has had little consumed in passing the nine locks at was a great attraction when he visited and a swush a blur of red a universal experience It does not know how to Schenectady and the second reason Atchison to sell the products of his grunt of satisfaction and the wagon behave itself and is exceedingly im- ¬ was that there were but few towns of farm Harmon lived a few miles across was on the way back to the field for patient of restraint so much so that any importance along the line Stage the Missouri line efforts to put into effect the rules of coaches ran through the country of more WOMEN AS A RACE Oliver Twist wasnt in it when it procedure such as are used in the par- course so that Albany was not entirely came to calling for more with these liaments of other nations meet with no isolated from the rest of the world Writers Forget That Women Have Every daj a boat used to leave from Fathers as Well as Mothers hungry convicts When the wagon encouragement The parliament mem All women have fathers as well as 200 or 300 more the bers who have the dispositions of chil Rochester in the morning and every came back with The mothers That is a fact of natural his- ¬ melons that had gone before had been dren are carried away with Japans night there would be another forgotten and the second onslaught be ¬ success in the war with China They horses would go on a trot so that pret- ¬ tory which we do not suppose the most The boat advanced of the crovyds who are now gan It was more stubborn and a lit- ¬ ipelieve that their fleet and their army ty good time was made Liiy win uul iiauen that left Rochester in the morning writing about women and their progress tle longer but the victory was just as are mvinciuie a cabinet minister appears be- would get in Buffalo the same night are prepared definitely to deny but they when complete find the boat that left at night would would certainly like to deny it if they Old negroes that had not tasted a bit fore them to ask them to go slowly they cry We reach its destination the following could The assumption which under ¬ Yamato damashi of the red fruit since last year would As one of them con morning The day boats served meals lies all their views is that women are grab a melon give it one affectionate are the people hug and then let us draw a curtain ifided to an American not long ago while the night boats were provided not only different from men physically One intellectually and morally but hnt over the scene No mortal man could I hope that England France Germany with sleeping accommodations tell where the negro began and the and Russia do not interfere with Ja hundred and fifty persons could be they belong to a different race which may as time advances have a destiny melon left off The rinds went the pans policy regarding China for I well taken care of at night The meals were good and the boat of its own They write as if the great same way that the meat did and there should greatly regret tne f act it J axan were enough seed swallowed to crivc were obliged to declare Avar and oblit captains used to buy fruit cheap from Hindu legists who hold that female the whole United States appendicitis erate England France Germany and the fanners Peaches were 25 cents a property should descend only to fe- ¬ bushel and plums and apples were males had perceived part of a great Russia if properly distributed When the last reports were received t This is the mind of a large number of worth barely anything There were a truth which is that women are con- ¬ the wagon was still making trips to the members of the Japanese diet It barber shop and bar on board Every ¬ tinuously separate from men inherit the patch and Mr Trimbles melons s as different as well may be from the thing at the bar was three cents except nothing from them and are forever ad ¬ were disappearing at the rate of about jdeas of the members of the cabinet brandy that was sixpence Most of the vancing upon a line of their own which 90 a minute lof the privy council and of the mikado passengers on the day boats would ride will in the end or at all events may In spite of the recent investigation but it must be reckoned with when on deck to see the beautiful country in the end after what Mrs Green callsjv an anarchic period develop in themLro of the convicts there are at least 90 trying to determine the orobable ac through which the canal passed The ride from Rochester to Buffalo something probably superior to any vL of them in the state whose condition tion Japan will take on the Hawaiian ¬ has been very much improved already question America is better liked in was especially enjoyable on account of thing in men or at the worst someand there were 90 of them who went to Japan than any other country and the great sandstone quarries at Medina thing radically different The human race with these writers is sleep swearing that Boss Trimble he with good reason but should parlia- ¬ and the fine sight of the big locks at was a good white man and thinking ment get an idea that America was Lockport There the boats had to over-¬ male but women are female and there- ¬ fore other than hu that being a convict was not so bad meddling with her dignity which is come an elevation of 200 feet The roar¬ man something quite and their weakTheir strength in truth vanity the whole country of the water used to frighten timid pasafter all Atlanta Journal sengers The fare was three cents a ness their virtues and their failings be would splutter and the spluttering TRUSTED TO THE CARRIER would have to be attended to NY mile with board on the boat and also a long to themselves and no more belong berth Thus in two days a person to a common humanity than the qualiLetters with Queer Addresses Kind Press could make the journey from Schenec- ¬ ties of cattle and the qualities of the Tlieir Destination DAYS tady to Buffalo and have a fine time on f elidae belong to a common animal na- ¬ It is wonderful how inuch confi ¬ CHIVALRY OF MODERN ture They have a different line as well dence people have in a letter carriers Incident That Is Worthy of the Pen the way as a different law of progress and will ¬ Sometimes we had trouble especialof a Genius ability to deliver letters said a letter ly at the locks There were single locks in the end develop into beings entirely The story of a whole company of sol- ¬ Very often carrier to a Star reporter probably much ar- ¬ separate from men we have letters to deliver Avith scarcely diers enlisting to be grafted for duty altogether then and the boat that events so different locked through save when higher but at all any address at all and even thatimper- - in bits to save the life of a suffering lit-¬ rived were that to reason from the progress of one boats and these there feet If they manage however to get tle girl is worthy of Kipling It is how- ¬ supposed topacketthe right of way were sex to the progress of the other is as Once have the number of the house and the street ever a true story from Illinois A in awhile the men on the packet boat futile as to reason that because wolves right we can generally do the restart young girl named Florence Connell in would have to fight for the lock and have in the course of unnumbered ages matters not how the names are spelledf attempting to fill a gasoline stove was then there would be a high old time i developed into dogs therefore cat or even if they have been left off alto- ¬ horribly burned Usually a person remember a fellow called Sleepy Jim must in the course of countless aeon gether In other instances the names whose skin is so much burned as hers who used to travel simply for the op- develop into dogs also In the violence are all right but there is no address dies but she survived yet after six portunity to fight The packet boats of their recoil from the Tennysouiau In nine cases out of ten such letters months perfect care and treatment was generally won out however Roches- ¬ idea that woman is but lesser man th reach their destination though thej still unhealed The physician in charge ter Post Express more fanatical writers attribute to her are often somewhat delayed I had a proposed skin grafting Two healthy qualities faculties and above all a fu letter a few days ago which illustrates brothers of the girl offered first Take Tadpole Pond Lilies ture fate which would if their assump my idea It was addressed to a public as much as you want doctor to save One of the most beautiful floral ex ¬ tion were true prove her to belong tn wagon stand to be delivered to the Florence they said Twenty patches hibits in New England5 says a Con ¬ an essentially different species which driver of a gray horse with a covered were taken from one 44 from the other necticut man is upon Tadpole pond resembles man only for a momeut furniture wagon the wagon being and adjusted to the suffering sisters¬ a famous pond lily pond on the line of when as it were accidentally she ii painted green It was the last word need Then a third brother who is cap- the Norwich Worcester railroad one level with him in a race in which she ia that secured the delivery for it hap¬ tain of militia company A submitted mile above Jewett City Conn The destined to be far the first The fact to the surgeons knife and contributed surface of the pond is now a mass of that as all men are the sons of women pens there are three white horse usually on that stand but 33 patches for his sisters healing-- And which are pond lilies and their they must share in any inherited exthere was only one green painted then his whole company volunteered fragrance is carried for miles bv tlt a cellence or even change which their wagon The laughable part of it Was for the service and offered themselves summer winds No one knows how mothers may devplop is not so much de that the letter was marked Immediate when needed long this remarkable garden of pond nied as ignored and the whole question The doctor accepted picked out sev lilies has been in existence bat for is treated as if all men Avere the de ¬ visited that stand three times during I the day and though white horses wore ral members and warned the others many years Tadpoles lilies have been scendants of Adam and all women of in evidence each time I was there the that he might have to call on some of sought by picnic parties from near by Eve not by a license of poetic speech green painted wagon did not show lip them To their honor and credit not counties in this state Massachusetts but in prosaic fact London Spectator until my last trip I delivered the let- ¬ one flinched but all reported for duty and Rhode Island Cart loads of the Perfume from Living Plants ter It was an order for the drive to and from among them 125 more grafts flowers are carried away but there Capt Smee has discovered a method were made This has about finishedthe seems to be no diminution in the sup-plmove some furniture Another letter needed patches The railroad comes suddenly upon of gathering the scent of flowers as the I once delivered was equally blindly ad- ¬ work but if more are readyareThe girl qualified subjects dressed It was addressed to Mr the poml which it divides in halves plant is growing He takes a glass who owns two Spitz dogs one a yellow is getting well slowly but surely and and in an instant the passengers de ¬ funnel and heats the thin end over a and the other a gray In a note on the has gained 20 pounds during the last tect the fragrance of the lilies and spirit lamp He then- draws out the back of the envelope addressed to the month The doctor thinks she will be throw up the windows the better to stem to a fine point This accomplished and letter carrier the information was In condition to leave the hospital and view the beautiful and unusual sight the afunnel is filled with ice and placed snow flies given that the name had slipped the go to her home before In one section of Tadpole there is a on retort stand the pointed end be ¬ mind of the writer but that the man the soldier boys will give a serenade large tract of lilies the blossoms of ing placed in- a small glass bottle with the dogs was known1 to the carrier when she is well enough to the little- which are of so rich a pink as to be al- ¬ without touching it After this the It happened that I did know the man sister of the regiment Boston Trans- most rose colored They arc of ex¬ standi and the funnel are placed in a and had often seen him with his dogsT criptceeding rare beauty and are much greenhouse among the flowers whoseChicago odors it is desired to collect Graduallysought after by collectors but he lived two miles from my route Her Heart Is Elsewhere the vapor rises from the flowers and in though he very frequently came Mrs Tenspot You ladies are all Inter Ocean meeting the colder surface of the fun- through it visiting his son who lived wrong in guessing that Miss Frisbie nel condenses into drops on he outside Pneumatic Tubes for aiessases in my district He got his letterS will marry Mr Hungerford is fetrange that while this country of the glass From the point of con ¬ Washington Star Mrs Gazzam What makes you say is It so far advanced in electric railways it densation it tricklesdown until it dronsthat Made His Pile behind Europe in the pneu ¬ into the bottle In a surprisingly short ¬ I have been noticing her conversa ¬ should be system of transmitting time a large amount of perfume is col- ¬ V Yes said the Francisco business find that she al matic tube my fortune out of Klon ¬ tion carefully and I Hungerford with messages and small packages Some of lected and it is claimed that 90 per cent man I made ways speaks of Mr dike the large cities of Europe such as Lon- ¬ of the contents of the bottle is perfume the greatest respect and in the most don Liverpool Birmingham Paris and the rest is water Strange to say this Dig it out N Y World Not by a darn sight I sold outfits glowing terms Berlin have been provided with pneu ¬ essence of the flower needs to be adul ¬ to the geezers who were going up to A Barsrain matic tubes for messages for 40 years terated with spirits of wine Otherwise you did that And and they carry on an immense business it would become sour andi useless North American dig Philadelphia She How nicely Pittsburgh Dispatch St Louis Globe Democrat would would you care to always re ¬ Good By A Hint That WorJcedT I find if impossible to express my¬ pair nry punctures Not to Be Beaten He Darling it would be the greatest Maude I wonder how it happened self stammered the swell youth f rom My little sister is the best baby you my life for me to do so if you r 5 joy of the city 24 hours every that Mr Smarte nroposed fr finnMoO ¬ would promise to darn my socks in re ever saw She sleeps ¬ Ti u t understand sdie told -him Never mind the express An accomouu x j day turn modation train leaves in 20 miirates Huh ourn sleeps 26Cleveland that anther man was tryipto marry So they rode along in search of a par T her for 3ier money Tit Btf answered the fair country maiden fplain Dealer Cleveland Leader r5 ton Press 71 i --- happy negroes wear- ing the stripes of convicts in Georgia one day recently All their happiness was caused be- cause Deputy Sheriff C P Trimble has a big heart and also a big watermelon patch Mr Trimbles watermelon patch is situated in East Point and for some days a squad of 90 negro convicts has been working on the road that runs by the forbidden fruit For days the song that the poor devils would sing to the rattling of their chains was something about the inferiority of all the fruits of the earth compared to the water ¬ melon ending with the plaintive There were 90 WlNETYCONyiCTSEATMELONa 4 1 u- JAPANESE VANITY TRAVEL BY CANAL PACKET T o Parliament Thinlc Their Heinarkahle Scene Witnessed im tlcmhers Luxurious JourBcylng Beforn the Army and Aavy Invincible Georgia Field Days of Palace Cars -- -- v possibilities of war between Japan and the United States When Marauis Itn was in New York recently he declared da the most positive terms that Japan had no desire to annex the Hawaiian islands and that nothing could be further from the intention of the government of his country than to have trouble with the United States Such a thing as Japan going to war with Two distinct ideas are to be reck- ¬ Sitting in the shade of his curious oned with when one is considering- the little shanty at lock 65 a reporter one - PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL An ant which Sir John Lubbock the ¬ English naturalist had kept for obser vation many years recently died where an unon the Indian Mirror published obituary notice of the death of his aunt By the death of his father young Ogden Goelet becomes probably the richest lad of his years in the country He is 20 years old andit is believed that when he comes of age he will be worth T JT XJL V r A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I1 i -- ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ pink-and-whi- te ¬ ¬ -- X Tfc am j- - g - - -- - - f 1 - v t- - J 5- - Ll 4A 1 fj c f - i r it I THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24 189 fr MM iM v to T J PLAN FOR HENHOUSE That Terrible Scourge HCC or night after nigMund him sit-- TTjp PAP MING WORLD TO MOTHERS OPUIGB FAMILIES wmiimimmuimxitimw- Malarial disease is invariably supplementRatTi firms dflorwav He si i A Structure Which Will Accomia- - ed by disturbance of the liver the bowels ways had a friendly word a friendly Mrs Plnkhams Advice Free date it Hundred Birds the stomach and the nerves To the removal FATTENING HOGS pipe for the gray hired fisherman lis of both the cause and the effects Hostetters The henhouse portrayed herewith In this workaday world few women tened to his long yarns with keen in- ¬ Fall Im tlie Time Above All Otliets to han a root cellar with cement floor 12 by Stomach Bitters is fully adequate It fills are so placed that physical exertion as no other remedy does perform28 feet and six feet deep A half pitch the bill work thoroughly terest while ever and anon a new gown Pusli tlie Porkers ingredients are is not constantly demanded of them in ing its Its or handsome shawl would find its way The corn field and the hog are com- - gable roof gives a loft 16 by 32 feet for pure and wholesome and it admirably serves their daily life 6Y HELEN BEEKMAN So the In st closer and closer together Just as straw and dry feed Cellar and loft to build up a system broken by ill health and to Mother Eunices stores Mrs Pinkham makes a special appeal Constipation and shorn worthy couple came to greet the hand- - Boon as the grain begins to dent we Da should each have a window at each end kidney of strength and nervousnessliver conare to mothers of large families whose work some face with honest welcome listen gnu to cut up the corn and feed it to the The house should be six feet high quered complaint by it is never done and many of whom suffer to his voice with genuine liking yet hogs that are to be fattened How they warmly built of planed lumber and and suffer for lack of intelligent aid figures slowly paced the beach failed to see the blushes play at Using a Word will pick up on it The longer the hog whitewashed ifiside and have heavy TWO C To women young The moon now and them My child what made your face so on the girls fair cheek or is kept after cold weather sets in the close fitted board floors above and be- ¬ or old rich or poor peeping from behind a line of fleecy watch the stolen glances which passed more expensive the animal is We like low All windows and doors should be airtyr Mrs Pinkhjn That Billy Bludkins an I had a fight an clouds seemed to look amazed at the from the mans eyes to hers io fatten quickly and send to market provided with small mesh wire screens he th rowed more dirt in my face than I of Lynn Mass- unwonted scene for in the quiet little Judge A new page in lifes history seemed and we can feed all the corn the hog will for summer nights and with close board could digest mamma extends fishing village the sight of human be ¬ opening before her wondering gaze eat from the stage above described shutters for winter nights Doors win- ¬ her invita- ¬ ings the sound of human voices after Flatteries delicately veiled thoughts until the animal is ready to market We dows screens and shutters should all Shake Into Your Shoes tion of the church clock had pealed forth nine subtly spoken led her daily into re ¬ feed nothing but corn during the fat- ¬ be snugly fitted hung on strong hinges Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet free ad swollen and positive strokes were rare occurrences gions strange and unknown That tening season If the animal has been with good fastenings both for fastening It cures painful the sting smarting feet and instantly takes out of corns vice Oh indeed night upon the beach when she had on good pasture and fed a lot of mill them shut and holdinsr them open bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery women do Tine food for village gossip I would watched with pitying gaze a strongman stuffs during the summer it needs noth of the age Allen s Foot Ease makes tight not let your or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure make Allan Fane were I to be seen at wrestle wrilth his agony seemed passing ing of this kind if it is fattened quick- ¬ lives be sac- ¬ for sweating callous hot ticed aching feet this hour with you said one of the from her memory while a new deli ¬ ly Of course the laying on of fat must Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe rificed when a i two a girl whose tall lithe figure cious feeling filled all her heart and life be considered as a diseased condition stores 25c Trial package FREE Write to word- - from Mrs Wmm seemed like a reed beside the stalwart Yet a strange pang shoots through her During the fattening process the hog is Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y Pinkham at form of her companion but I seemed as now and then she sees Allan Fane hot feverish and as the fat accumu of weakness may the first approach An Invitation stifling up there and felt I musfc come come and go She misses his kindly lates the organs are oppressed and if Harry A kiss is a drink of rarest nectar fill your future years with healthy joy down and listen to the sea How was smile his welcoming words until she fed nothing but fattening food the Carry Have one on me N Y Journal Mrs A C Buiilek 1123 North Al ¬ 1 to know I should findyouhere forgets both in the gladness which fills bones and muscles get very little nour- ¬ bany avenue near Humboldt Park I am always here Ellie watching her heart at Ernest Hammonds com- ¬ ishment but that will do no particular Largest in the World 111 saysr lam fifty one the light in your easement window tfill ing The Star tobacco factory at St Louis 13 Chicago harm unless the process is continued years old and have had twelve children the largest in the world The buildings are it flickers and dies then envying even The summer has been passing foi a long time If it is the animal yard in two rows 2400 feet on Park and 2400 feet and my youngest is eight years old I the darkness which surroundte jxu sweet he says to her one day but I ought to be fed some millstuff s or some- ¬ on Folsom avenue with a total width of 271 have heftn suirering for some time with you in its presence till I wan ¬ must have done with idleness and go thing like them All the time the hog is feet You will discover the reason for this der home and1 toss about on any bed till back to my working life Will you miss being fattened it should have plenty of marvelous growth if you give Star plug a terrible weakness that bearing down feeling was dreadful and I could not tobacco a trial morningYou should not comte down me Mignon good pure water Swill will not answer walk any distance I began the use here alone It is tnot safe PLAN FOR HENHOUSE Will I miss you I can scarce tell till If you ever had a fever jtou wanted wa ¬ No matter how well a man likes whisky of Lydia B Pinkhams Vegetable Not safe Indeed Isnottheseamy I know what absence means ter not milk not tea or coffee just wa- ¬ Doors should all have glass windows he likes to surprise people by telling them Compound ind Sanative Wash and they Ah I need no absence to assure meof ter The fat hog feels exactly like that Three small mesh wire chickens some- he has quit Washington Democrat only mother Did she not bear me on have cured me I cannot praise your her great white bneastand cast me here the void my soul will know You have As to keeping swine for a better mar- ¬ times get thvir heads fast in the large medicine enough THE MARKETS a little helpless child with her goldens given the summer all its brightness ket everyone must be his own judge I jnesh wire partitions divide into four hair all drenched with salt spray her Ellie When I first saw your face fair think it is best to get them off as soon as icoms S by 10 feet Jferches are shown Cincinnati Not So Had After All little white garments clinging to her beauty I wondered what strange wind possible It is all expense to keep hogs at a in room c space being 3 by 8 feet LIVE STOCK Cattle commons 2 25 Sept 2 23 85 Torn Tomkins who had a fragment of a 4 65 limbs Ah Father Green is very kind could have blown you to this rough after they are fat enough to kill and the perches being ZVn above the floor 4 00 Seleot butchers in his hand rollrd over CALVES Fair to bless that favor¬ question is simply this Can you afford Dust boxes at b are 3 by 2 by 1 feet HOGS Commonto good light 6 50 7 50 newspaperWoebegone Williams nearly untiL and so is Mother Eunice but some shore but I learned sethe faced 4 10 3 40 Times I fancy a tall mani in soldiers ing breeze as having wafted to my side to be at the outlay of keeping hogs a Eoom d shows two tiers of three nests 4 40 4 35 ting the haystack on fire in the operation Mixed packers 4 50 4 30 Light shippers and remaiked uniform with much glitter of gold toss¬ the fairest thing on which my eyes had month or two for what additional price each under platform each nest 1 foot s JU JSi Choice 3 65 3 25 Say you shall you may get As a rule no The fall is high 1 foot broad 16 inches deep with LAMBS Good to choice 5 40 5 00 ing a baby girl high upon his shoulder ever rested Some day Ellie Wot returned Woebegone Williams 90 3 00 dmily Winter soanetimes listens io the lisping of o leave this place and make your home the time to push the swine The tem- ¬ 3 inch board across lower front of nests FLOUE Wheat f 2 red I guess mebhc water aint so bad after 93 GRAIN No all if a feller tackles it right 91 childish tongue with head bent low at with me My wife will tahe good care perature is just right for the profitable Eoom e shows perches on platform No3red 31M Such as how demanded Woebegone Corn No 2 mixed the knee of a fair haired woman with of you laying on of fat It is not too hot anditis three perches 7 feet long made of 2 by 4 20 Oats No 2 somewhat startled by the suggestion Your wife You aremarried then 47 dtelicate white hands sparkling with not cold enough to use up the fat H O inch studding planed and laid loosely Wyjieresuitemthat says CountMaltke 00 8 75 HAY Primeto choice rings who stoops and lasses the kneel ¬ broke from the girls white lips while Dixon in Western Plowman has sailed for Havre in the saloon of the on two carpenters horses 1 foot high PROVISIONS Mess pork 37 Bretagne 50 ing child with lovrngtenderness Then as in a vision came memories of his Lard There should be a small window both BUTTER Prime steam T thought there was somethin Say 12 11 Choice dairy I stifle and if il could not rush out inlto looks his acts his words all all FACTS ABOUT ANTHRAX above and below platform made perfect- ¬ 22 funny in the way them swell guys keeps to choice creamery Prime 2 75 he air could nothstandi beside the dear breathing love and that love for her 2 APPLES Per bbl crossin the ocean Now I understand it Beings Hav Often Been At ¬ ly snug in winter Wire yards sanded POTATOES Per bbl Human 2 00 1 85 And after a full and free discussion both No not married exactly came the old sea and listen to the stories ray ear overhead should be provided fWired tacked ly It decided that they would risk the water NEW YORK reply as though he were speaking afar alone can understand I would go mad 5 GO Bacteriologists believe there is no Shovel the snow out for them to exerthemselves under such conditions Chicago 535 Winter patent Poor Ellie Poor little girl the off although so soon-- to be that I can cause for alarm in regard to the appear- ¬ cise in winter Rooms c d and e will FLOUR 2red No 97H 8i Post 36 man replied No wonder these people play truant no longer I shall often ance of anthrax in this country but it each accommodate three dozen hens CORN No 2 mixed 41 RYE Beginning 15arl 24 cannot understand you with your pret ¬ think of you Ellie often picture your occurs in rare instances and a supposed and oneroostcr Eoom f is provided OATS Mixed 9 25 Teacher Now children can any of yoir 9 00 ty dainty ways so unlike their own fair beauty and I fear married or case recently excited considerable com- ¬ with stairway into loft and cellar and PORK New Mess 5 05 5 00 define the word sarcasm LARD Western Well it No wuth your sweet fair beauty instrange otherwise I shall envy with mad envy ment In its most malignant form the should be kept for emergencies such as means saying one thing and meaning the re CHICAGO contrast to the flashing black eyes and the man who culls you for his own Cm anybody give me an ex for sitting hens sick fowls young or FLOUR Winter patents veise of it 5 10 5 00 P ample of that Then envy I not the woman whom disease exists in oriental countries¬ old roosters etc It will never come GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 93 bright red cheeks of their owm buxom Cattle and occasionally horses are at93 92 Little Willie Yeth I kin No Chicago spring lassies Ah well I remember the day you call wife Go back to your gay tacked by it In these animals it mani ¬ amiss and rarely ever will be vacant CORN 2No 2 2J 29M Well Willie you give me an example of when as you say thte sea cast you at world and the girl who awaits your fests itself as a splenic fever Man in You wil find granite and iron kettles OATS No 2 sarcasm then showing you mean just the 8 40 8 35 opposite of what you say our feet Seth Green had just come in coming greet both with fair Avords any climate may fibe inoculated with most convenient cleanly and econom- PORK Mess 4 10 LARD Steam Dod bless teacher N Y World press her young lips to yours but re in his fishing smack audit washis keen anthrax If his hand should have an ical for milk water and food of all kinds FLOUR FamilyBALTIMORE 4 75 5 10 eye which first detected the white atom memfber one woman lives who would abrasion and be brought in contact with Lillie E Herrington in Earm and Very Low Kates to tlie Sunny South 9o 95 GRAIN Wheat No 2 the waves seemed to bear so tenderly feel her ears poisoned by your whis- ¬ hides infected with anthrax bacilli the Home 90 96j Southern Wheat Account one way Via Big Pour Route 35 355 Corn Mixed Then when it came nearer and he saw pered caresses her lips sullied by the disease is likely to manifest itself as Tickets on Sale Sep settlers excursion 2r 25 Oats No 2 white WHAT THE EGGS COST tember 7th and 21st October 5th and IDth it was a little child lashed to a spar Ms touch of yours I thank you that you contagious carbuncle malignant pus- ¬ r3 e2 Rye No 2 western For tickets and full information call on any your goingof all its sting 5 4 10 CATTLE First arms were the first to receive you have robbed Depends Entirely on the HOGS Western quality 0 ticket agent of the Big Four Route or ad 4 iO Elsie Elsie exclaimed the man tule or wool sorters and hair combers The ProlltCost When you opened1 your eyes you smiled dress E O McCormiek Pass Traffic Mgr of the Food disease If there is rapid treatment by INDIANAPOLIS Tkt up into hisface and with that smile you who had listened with a great amaze- ¬ excision of infected flesh after inocu- ¬ If a farmer has a flock that must be GRAIN Wheat No 2 Warren J Lynch Ass Gen Pass 9C ment growing in his eyes Listen ere 20 Agt Cincinnati O Corn No 2 mixed won his heart He is only a fisherman lation the patient may recover Unless confined in yards and fed twice a day it 11 Oats No 2 mixed like myself with a rough exterior like you so reproach me I loved you ere I treatment is speedy virulent local in-¬ is doubtful if the eggs received will A ftriglit Ilea LOUISVILLE jMfiniiue but I think Ellie he wouldlay knew it I meant not to drift into dis- ¬ Algy Id like awfully to know whether 4 00 o attended with sloughing more than pay for the food consumed FLOUR Winter patent flammation 94 down his life rather than too rousrh a honor nor yet to tell you of my love and speedy system poisoning results The estimate of the cost of eggs is based GRAIN Wheat No 2 red she d marry me or not 31 Corn Mixed Reggie Why dont you ask her deali boy wind should blow uponi his one ewe since the telling made it such Listen There is great prostration after inocula- ¬ on the fact that the amount necessary 21 Oats Mixed Algy By Jove thats a good idea T will Elsie Return that which has burst all lamb even as I would do for your sake 950 tion and death from exhaustion often to be expended on a laying hen for one PORK Mess What a head you have old man Yellow 4 75 Ah Allan sobbed the girl how un¬ bounds to day Let me see you smile follows in a day or two The dust of in- ¬ year provided all food must be allowed LARD Steam Book upon me as of old and I will break every grateful you make me seem Am I not or hair invading the lungs her from the storehouse of the owner fected wool as ignorant as you save what little bond that holds me so that onty I can or windpipe poisons surrounding tis- ¬ is one dollar while the average numbei learning the good cune has given meV hold you to my heart and call you sues and ends life with distressing of eggs laid by each hen during one Is not all have been telling you the mine year is estimated at 100 This makes Think you that I would accept your symptoms The preparation of anthrax every egg cost one cent But it does freak of an idle imagination And yet ¬ Paslove at such a price above and beyond vaccine was among the earliest of at times it seems so real great works It is said that from not cost one dollar a year for each hen teurs So it may be Ellie dear but if after all tainted with dishonor I am but a 00000 to 1000000 animals are vac- ¬ except where they must be kept under all this lapse of time some one should simple girl Ernest Hammond but the cinated in Europe every year Chicago adverse conditions Hens on farms Gost the farmers not over 25 cents a hen came from the great world to claim you way of truth and honesty is at least Inter Ocean me a year because the hens are you no pain to say fare ¬ open to me You have proved toout- ¬ would it give how false a thing may be let the DURABLE HOG TROUGH I can during a portion of the time well Ah if instead of vaim rep inings side be fair as it may I doubt not I shall sincerely say that I you would come to the shelter of an hon Its DeKlgrner Has Cause to Spent Very and also because they consume and util- ¬ owe my life to Aycrs be the better for the lesson ize a great many substances that est mans home humble enough God Well of Et SarsaparUla For seven The summer waned the harvest f mite Imiows for your little feet to enter but I send a drawing of a hog trough possess no value to the farmer It is years I suffered wnni where you should be guarded as a were gathered The winter came with which I find to be the best I have ever true that the hens occupy land that is that terrible scourge jewel beyond price where your white its garb of purity but Ellie seemed to used The wire is not in the way of usually devoted to some crop such aa Scrofula in ray shoulder hands should ne er be soiled or your take no heed of time The old people throwing in the feed as is the case grass iruit etc ana wnicn may also and my arm Every means brow bear evidence of a single care listened vainly for the ripple of song where strips are nailed across the be occupied by the fowls entirely The of cure was tried without suc profit from eggs must depend on the cess I Had i good pnysician would it not be better dear Gome they loved so well to hear and wondered who tried in every way to help cost of the food and the prices ob- ¬ Ellie to my heart my home I cannot what had come over the child But me I was told to talce Ayers there was an hour close at hand when tained There is a wide difference beput it in fine words but never man SarsaparUla I immediately lie- tween 12 cents and 20 cents a dozen for loved woman better than I love you I all idle surmises were swallowed up in can its use and after takins seven one throb of anxious fear eggs and if we estimate the cost of an f dont ask answering- love from you Two common boats had gone out from bottles of this remedy the scrofula if i fishing egg at one cent the difference of one How could you give it to such as I am was entirely cured Mrs J AG rx- commanding Allan cent a dozen in the price obtained may I only want your smile to light my their midstonly one Fane come back in Me Jan it 1896 tle Fort Fairfield had change a profit to a loss or nothing t hearthstone your voice to give me gen ¬ them but I n A all There are hundreds of farmers who tle greeting the right to feel that you safety and terrific storm had overtaken them those who escaped gave little sell eggs at only eight cents a dozen are mine to work for fight for if need hopes of the others rescue Ellie lis- ¬ owing to distance and lack of transporbe die for WEIGHTY WORDS tened to the story with wide staring TROUGH FOB HOGS tation facilities to market but the cost And for all this you ask so little Al ¬ of the eggs is correspondingly as low FOR lan J You think jme so ungrateful as to eyes then turned away with a great sob and stole down to the beach Day trough The wire prevents the hogs hence the actual cost of an egg depends take it all when Lean yield so meager a after day return All no This fancy will pass seaward found her straining her eyes from getting in the trough and keeps not only on tiie cost of the food but the until at last the words which the trough from spreading Use one conditions affecting the keeping oi and when there waits your homecoming o c piece two by six and one two by eight poultry East of the Mississippi river P 0 a c some woman whose hands are not tortured her broke bounds 80 told you Allan you would find inches nailed together with ends nailed farmers should have no difficulty in I afraid of honest work for her husbands comfort whose voioe can give you back your mistake and that one day you on in the usual way Take No 9 or 12 securing good prices compared with your words of love whose lips can echo would love another I little dreamed wire and begin four inches from the the cost It is not the winter eggs that To get a natural result a remedy should always act without your lasses youWill thank me then for it was I who made the mistake who end one side and staple securely then pay best for thej may bring high violence smoothly easily delightfully This is the action of turning from the bright picture you loved you even when I spurned your draw the wire across angling to eight prices and be scarce The eggs which paint for me Our hearts are strange great honest heart I lcnewittthedaj inches from the head of the trough on give the most profit are produced by things Allan and serve us strange he left me Allan and it gave me the other side and so on This gives hens that forage and secure their food tricks but we cannot force them For ¬ strength to say the words which told each hog a space of eight inches DH without being dependent upon their him all my scorn for side by side with West in Earm and Fireside owners- - Earm and Fireside give me and forget me Good4 night fcecause they strengthen the mus ¬ 8 ncvsm his pitiful weakness I seemed to see df1 and the girl turned wearily away while cular action of the bowels and The Practice of Soiling the strong man threw himself pros- ¬ your face shining forth its love for me LIVE STOCK POINTERS orently stimulate the kidnevs and There is no question in the minds of trate on the sand and lay there motion ¬ to hear jour voice with the misery in liver They are purely vegetable Containing R0 gSOiSGHGUS Of fa The fall pig should be kept by itsell less for hours He had known his dream it you could not hide Ah Sea you who those who have tried it of the great jiiriQUS substances apd are recommended and used by young- and was vain but it had taken none the less spared my life could you not have saving made by the practice of soiling during the winter fed well and kept BELIEVE WHAT WE SAY JO cents prove their merit old Experiments recently made at the warm hold upon him Since the hour he had saved his The young voice died away in a chok ¬ Michigan experimental station show If food for stock is cooked at all it held the little childish hand in his boyish-and we ask that you grasp neither as child nor woman ing sob and she would have flung that about four times as much food is should be cooked and not simply Jrad she made of him an unheeded re¬ herself face downward on the sands obtained from a meadow allowed to ma ¬ warmed xTnTiilB m ALL DRUGGISTS 10c 25c 50c Ifyour hog is sick a vermifuge such quest And now that he had only put in even as he had once done but that ture hay as from a field pastured In words the story his reason had long strong arms held and clasped her while soiling the difference would probably as worm seed will very likely reach rhe known it yet came upon him like anew two eyes radiant with love looked inf c not be so great owing to the fact that case 8 the grass of peas or alfalfa or whatever My hogs that died w 1th cholera were blow from an unseen hand All night hers is grown for the purpose is cut before nearlyfat enouglufor tlie pork barrel Is it no dream Ellie Is this won¬ he lay where he had thrown himself and when at last roused by the suns derful happiness really mine I should it fully matures hut even then from says a breeder Eat ail their lives we 1 beams he rose his face bore sad traces have died dear during these awful two to three times the number tif ani- ¬ suppose that is in a diseased condition days The strength and courage which mals can be supported by soiling as on from the beginning of the nights conflict We never did approve of following It was somewhat a surprise to the saved us would have deserted me but pasture stolid villagers when Ernest Hammond that I seemed to see your smile in the cattle with swine if it can be avoided Tlie Ulan AVho Succeeds g LIKE A GOOD a darkness your sad eyes watching out¬ who had come amongst them for The man who succeeds with any kind With large herds it is best but with months fishing let one month glide ward full of love your voice saying of live stock is the one who is interested small herds grind the corn and mix the SHEDS A BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE9 jnto two and a third begin its course Allan I need you So I struggled on that is in the business with head hands meal with cut fodder and feed indoors find still say naught of leaving them It until they thought me mad and so I and heart and that spares neither time It will save 25 per cent made the good wives question his stay was mad with hope with longing for nor expense in order to secure ail the When a horse begins to cough run at NEW DSCOYERY ghes no less pleasantly that he excited none this hour Look up sweet Tell me is possible information pertaining to the nose and have sores on him it is I quIoU relief Dd worst mniLPf1 of testtimonlulrt niuj curesduv vases Send for book of bis fascinations among their own it true breeds and management and to have probahly farcy and should be separated treatment Free Or a lUUUKKirssoHS 10 CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS AiiaataAuL though the fair head only buried the best individuals of the best breeds from the well horses Wash sores with But flock that their dark haired daughters Best Cougb Syrup Tastes Good Use A N K E in time Sold by druggists were not exposed to the fire of his hand itself closer on his breast in silence Al for his purpose Then too his flocks a three per cent solution of carbolic 167C gome eyes or led them to shake their lan Fane needed no spoken words to lei md herds invariably look upon him as a acid feed generously but not on fat ViiSKtt Wi0TKOT AVJ2BTBSE3J pli3ni8ile that yea Matvtbe A4vcrlc heads less ominously when day by day him know his one ewe lamb bad found friend and not as ad enemy Agricul ¬ forming foods and give a strong blood Beut io tliiu pupc purifiei Western Plowman he foTipd fete way io Seth Greens cot it fold at last N Y Ledger tural Epitomist I ¬ ALLAN FANE ¬ ¬ hide-and-se- ek wfA Ww w s A L1-A k 1 r A A 1 - i ru enveloping - k ¬ -- ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ 2i ¬ -- I self-supporti- ng ¬ f - ¬ Ayers SarsaparUla O a- -- WITHOUT GRIP or GRIPE a9Pocgopaja THE IDEAL LAXATIVE - BUY AND TRY A ISflS TO NIGHT i APOLIO TEMPER I DPflPQY w 1 V - - 8 - THE BOURBON NEWS STOCK AND TURF NEW fitl DAY JGtcs SEPTEMBER 24 1897CARLISLE BASE BALL NOTES A 1CV HIM 2 FOR SHE PRIWTELY A i t- v - miles from Pans Said land 5 room cottage stockbarn wtth 13 box stalls a good tobacco barn splendid circnlar barn for yonng stock and other improvements For terms apply to on Xoffer for sale privately 273 acres of A Modern 5mUhi and Transfers Of Sto k Crap Turf Not it a Lazarus Inherited blood diseases are much more difficult to cure than those whick ae acquired One ofisthe most commoi Scrofula which hereditary diseases profession admit is most the medical obstinate and deepseated and their ef forts to cure it meet with little success A child afflicted with Scrofula is always puny snd sickly and can never grow into healthy manhood until the disease¬ is eliminated Scrofula leads into con sumption nine times out of ten so that it is important for this reason that im¬ mediate attention be given to all chil ¬ dren who inherit the slightest taint ¬ Ff T 11 AJiJ IK uir j e- - MRS J MONROE LEER Ornament and Hamburg will be turn- ¬ ed out near Lexington nvxt week Dr Catlett owned by Turney Bros won a race yesterday at Gravesend M C Covington of Madison has sold seventy five 1500 lb cattle at 475 per 27aug 6t Box 380 Paris Ky cwt - WHEAT FANS FOR SALE i Bgrf HP1 - V v - ml sell ac the low price of 10 each cash This is much less than the 9t 5olesaleco3t price Formerly retailed i26 each Well adapted for cleaning wheat clover and timothy seeds QUI early and get a bargain LI We have fourteen Wheat Fans that ong to the estate of E R Fithian R B HUTOHORAFT Ssep 3wk FAR SALE PBIflTELT Ga writes My boy Charlie inherited a scrofu ¬ lous blood taint- - and from infancy was covered with terrible sores his suffering being such that it waa impossible tm dress him for three years Mrs S S Mabry 360 Elm St Macon My Iresidence on Henderson street Seven Iwlf squ are from City School looms and kitchen two porches large abed in back yard good cistern large tesement plenty fruit and shade trees tines etc L GRINNAN W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance a THE VERY BEST PROMPT OLD RELIABLE PAYING j Wy NON UNION ASSIGNEES NOTICE LL persons having claims against the assigned estate of H Margolen are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned in Paris Ky Those lowing tnemseives inaeocea to a irgolen are requested to pay promptly thereby avoid court cost J A LOUIS SALOSHIN Harmon filmy Stitt Assignee Attorney ASSIGNEES NOTICE I II agnea estate or x n xarr are nereoy ufied to present same at once proper- proven to the undersigned or same Rybe barred by law All persons having claims against the Mann Ashbrook Attys T E ASHBROOK Assignee of T H Tarr 22je I nil ASSIGNEES NOTICE All persons having claims against the assigned estate of Chas R Turner are seouested to present them to me at my mce in Paris Ky properly proven as required by law Those knowing them ¬ selves indebted to the estate are request ad to settle promptly and save costs of wait CHARLIE MABRY His head and body were a aiass 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 thought would relieve spared that we kim 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 god I had almost despaired of his ever being cured when by tne 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 ha had taken a dozen bottles no oae who knew of his former dreadful condition All the would have recognized him ore on his body nave healed his skin is perfectly clear and smooth and ha has been restored to perfect health Mr A T Morgan one of the promi ¬ nent drvggiits of Macon and a member of the board of aldermen of that city says lam 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 Horace Miller has sold twenty mar j mule colts to M H Haggard of Scott at from 35 to 40 each Col Stoners Oakland Baron 209 will be a starter in the 5000 Trans ¬ ylvania stake at Lexington Dr J W Jameson spayed seventy heifers in five hours and twenty minutes Wednesday for Moses Kahn F S Clay has bought fifty 1500 lb cattle at 425 and fifty eight 1000 lb eattle at 375 from Waller Sharp Turney Bros Peat won a 600 purse Monday at Gravesend Their Dr Cat- ¬ lett ran second in the Parkville Handi¬ cap purse 2000 same day Cleophus winning Charley Patterson has refused 20000 for Ornament and says that next year after a couple of races at Memphis early in the 8priog he will take Ornament East and race him all season in the best events J A Cowdry of Lyons Kansas has jacks at 500 bought two jack at 100 each and a from Wm Young of North Middle town fine jacks from C R Turner at Millersbnrg Times r 8ays Georgetown The Farmers are in much better spirits There were evidences of it on all sides on Court day But for the drouth it would have been one of the old time Court days so far as transactions in live stock were concerned Monday at Mt Sterling Joe Frakes bought thirteen heifers weighing 6510 pounds at 265 per cwt Lewis Rogers bought twenty five 900 lb steers at 375 J Will Jones purchased forty eight 1000 lb steers at 4 per cwt and 25 premium on the lot J C Collins bought twenty 900 lb steers at 385 and Bnce Steele got twenty five 800 pounders at 380 five-year-o- HOW TO FIN1 OUT 1JotUe r common glass with urine mnlenrL8Md fwnty tour hours a sedl au unhealthy con Hiorll1RindIcate8When urine stains SSln It Is tfae Kidneys evidence of kidney irequent desire to urinate or trouble Too pain In the 52S5 ls5I cbnvinclngr proof that the kid- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort In the knowledge so of f on expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root In relieving pain In the back bladder and every part of thekidneys liver¬ urinary sages It corrects inability to hold urine pas 1 scalding pain In passing or bad effects and fol lowlug use of liquor wine or beer over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity and being of compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild the extraor- ¬ dinary effect of wamp Rootandsoon realised Is It stands the highest for Its wonderful cures of the most distressing ca es If you uped a medicine you should have the best Sold Dy druggists price fifty cent and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mall Mention The Paris Y Nks aud send your address to Dr Co Blnghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen ulness of this offer 24sp lmo mJ Engagements of Auctioneer A T Forsyth Sept 24 F R Armstrongs house- ¬ hold furniture etc Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggist Good times for shoe buyers this week at tf Davis Thomson Isgrigf Piles Piles Piles t Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch- ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives Instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itchiner of thn else Every erlvate parts and nothingririKTirtctu c nnt box U CllnrfltltPdri Krlrl Kr mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O Bor sale by W T Brooks druggist 1 1 24jy-96-- ly ld four-year-o- ld From Nl iiojajg County Gossip of the Diamond Ioings of Pro Precincts fessionals and Amateurs Circuit Court convenes Monday Cleveland defeated Chicago 8 to 4 jm gg M aBorn On the 18th instto the wife of terday Clarence M Howe a sou James A picked nine from Paris will go Augustus New-fggNewtown Saturday to play the Gk W Grimes bought 30 head of Dr xne laicer tuuu uub V1 yearling steers from Wm Peed of town Tigers 1 been defeated once this season Bath at 25 per head -Dr M Dills bought the Mann build- ¬ ingsoccupied by Breslin Lee Dr G WHEEL NOTES W Grimes the Meraa y and Dr Dills Saturday for 5540 Of Tlie Wheel -- At The ladies of the Christian Church tines Abo at Devotees Elsewhere Home And will run an excursion to Torrent on the Misses Mary Madison Minnie Parks 9th of October special train to leave here at 720 a m and return at 7 p m and Arabella Martin and Mr Geo Only 125 the round trip from Carlisle Howk wheeled to Georgetown the other and Millersbnrg day The Mercury says Our little city The Fayette Wheel Club will ask for has presented qnite a dismal appearance on any evening for the past teu days a cycle path on the new boulevard at occasioned bv the electric light plant Lexington Paris cyclers have asked having to shut down from lack ot and begged the sprinklers for a dry path water sir inches wide on the streets but they Died On the 16th inst infant child dont get it Some festive sprinklers of Mr and Mrs Thos Shannon On the 19th inst infant child of John will have a damage suit on hand when McGinley Mrs McGinley is very ill they cause some unlucky sycler to geta At the home of her daughter in Owings- - broken arm or limb v ville Mrs Susan Ratliff mother of Sheriff Ratliff of this county New Laundry Agency Many people in Arkansas have aban ¬ I have secured the agency for the doned other pursuits to lo jk for pearls in Winchester Power Laundry a first mussel shells James Robinson pearl class institution and solicit a share of diver has found hundreds of pfiarls in the public patronage Work or orders Clays drug store will Stoner in this county and Licking in left at Clarke Work receive immediate attention Harii8on caled for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf Bruce Holladay D Cable photographer over Var dens drug store makes fine photos at r npa- reduced prices Kodak work quickly Wrights Celery Tea tion sick headaches 2V done satisfaction guaranteed tf News Called s tof T2 -J - Vi I t BVJ QUEEN L H Landman M D CRESCENT a visit to Augusta Tickets to Nashville to visit MILLERSBURG the Centennial can be repurchased at Chattanooga for 8340 round trip petent thorough reliable and honest Ask vour ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q C Route News Notes Gathered In And About The You can get Landmans glasses from South or write to Buwr Clays drug store between hit Clark W E BLAOEWELL visits and when he makes his regulai Mrs Jas Woolumo is still veryyill your eyes thorough visit he will Steve Hook returned yesterday from ly and make examine Georgetown TCy any change necessary t n eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon I County and has proven himself com During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Nashville Tenn a low rata special tariff has been established for the Ohio sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen Cp scent Route Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris xy Tickets are on sale until futher noticeto Chattanooga at 5 35 one TUESDAY OCT 12TH 1897 way or 8575 round trip from Georgetown the round trip tickets being good seven days to return other tickets with longer return limit at returning every second Tuesday in each 8865 and at 1180 for the round trip month These rates enable the public to visit- Nashville and other SouthOptician La n d m a r has been visiting this ern points at rates never before offered Vestibuled trains os the finest BIBfcjfcffijy City regularly for OVer nlass ATP nf thp rKfinneuil rvf fhp nnsspnapr Jiflfrrrlincr a mnct nloooonf t riT jStSSl to8Stefn51enWine t0 vjsithe7e interesting scenery and important - ¬ B fiiuuua Chickamauga uuiUJO JIJ UIIU National Military Park auuuu VvllctltfiUUUfcJii JUUUUUU J1UUUIU1U ilUU day from Chattanooga Mr Robt Dow of Paris yesterday on business Dodd Best left vestereav John Jameson Jr returned yester ¬ give satisfaction wasdown J v He Examination free J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris References Drs W or W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati 0 Center College at DanvilleV mVMiss Lizzie Archdeacon of Carlisle is the guest of Mrs J H Fultcn0 - tojattend 29je HARMON STITT Assignee MASTERS SALE OF House and Lot IN PARIS KY Bourbon Circuit Couut Geo Varden Plaintiff vs Sara Baker etc Defendants By virtue of axjudement of the Bour lon Circuit Court rendered in the above styled cause on the 30th day of June 1897 I will sell publicly at the Court House door in Paris Ky at about the Jbour of noon on SATURDAY OCTOBER 2 1897 9 A bouse and lot on Sycamore street in Fans Ky running on Sycamore st 80 j ft more or less on st ft - and being the lot conveyed by Allen Bashford to Jerry Baker and Samuel IBice as recorded in deed book 56 page 395 Bourbon County Clerks office with all the appurtenances thereto be lonsing isaid sale is made to satisfy a i fig ¬ ment in Iavor of the plaintiff against the defendants for the sum of 42876 with 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 coats amounting to 5780 making the total sum to be raised on -- ifae day of sale 51035 Said salt will tie made upon credits of six and twelve months for equal parts f the purchase money for which the One purchaser will be required tp execute litter male pig and three gilts of same Good individuals and of best Hkotids with good surety to be approved strains of blood five monthsqld weight y the undersigned Master Commission-¬ 135 pounds Call on or address er and bearing interest from the day of GEORGE CLAYTON ale until paid at 6 per cent having the force and effect of a judgment Hutchison Ky -- Ttfie following described real estate -- wit to- - made from the Paris Purity flour McClintock Mclntyre shipped a car of sheep and cattle to Cincinnati Tues- ¬ day and contains no potash no mercury ox Mr Henry Phillips and wife rent to other mineral which means so much to Winchester Wednesday to visit rela- all who know the disastrous effects oi tb these drugs Valuable books mailed free to any ad as the Mr H E Race of Butler dress by the Swift Specific Companyi guest of his sister Mrs W Shaw Atlanta Ga Tuesday y Mr Sweeney Burroughs will leave Monday to study law with Judge Ross of Carlisle Miss Fannie Ingels and Miss Mary Ingels of Paris were gnests of Mrs T Bourbon Fiscal Court convenes E Savage Wednesday THEThursday Oct 7th 1897 for the Jm F Woolums has been appointed Fall term By order of said court all to fill the vacancy in town council vice persons having claims against the Harlan Vimont deceased County are directed to file same with Mrs Wm Hinton of Covington has me for examination and approval for at been the guest of her brother Mr T E least ten days before Court convenes Savage for several days CLIFTON ARNSPARGER G W Bryan has received the first 21sep--3County Attorney Darby burner and now has it on exhibi- ¬ tion at his room under Bryans IHcll Layson Tarr left Tuesday fgr Louis- ¬ ville for special medical treatment He Highest market price paid in cash for was accompanied by Dr C B Smith good sound corn delivered at Crystal Mrs Jas M Hughes Mrs Bruce Mills J H HIBLER CO Miller and Mrs Wm E Board of Paris sep7 3w SPEARS STUART were guests of Miss Mary Smedley Tuesday Rev Danl Robertson returned to this district as Presiding Elder and Rev Britt as pastor for the fourth consecu- ¬ Wp haVPTnat rrminlff prl nnr mills fnr tive year making the best bread meal W ill grind feed of any kind or wav desired Give I or one of my deputies will be at Mil us a trial J H HIBLER CO lersburg Sept 29th at 1 oclock p m sep7 3w to collect taxes for the year 1897 B T Beeding Bourbon Co Ky Sheriff Go to T J Judys for beaten biscuit TWIN BROTHERS a i-- a Purely Vegetable f y -- 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 of buying them at a less price tha other stores can offer See our new and mammoth Fiscal Court Meeting FALL STOCK OF MEN S BOYS and CHILDRENS - LOTHING beautiful styles in Mens and Boys and Childrens Shirts The largest stock and best quality in Mens Ladies and Childrens shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money saving prices New and novel effects in Fall Dress Goods and Silks Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths Wrapper Goods Flannels Sateens Percales Comforts Blankets Ginghams Jeans Shirting Table Linens Duck Goods Napkins Linen Crashes Ticking Quilts Velvets Fancy Ribbons Hosiery Curtains Ladies Underwear Handkerchiefs all best makes of Corset in colors and white Gloves for Men Ladies and Children Gloves i Leather Kid and Wool Carpets Oil Cloths Matting etc See our t Corn Wanted and underwear Crystal Mills framed picture S500 worth of coupon tickets yon get free a large FREE With every purchafe you get a coupon When you have handsome glass Mr J A Cowdry of Lyons Kan bought and shipped five of C R Tur- ¬ ners fine young Jacks He also bought about about 25 heod of Jerseys from the Raceland herd and other good ones Thos Moran has moved his gang of 14 men from tne Redrnon quarry to Rud ¬ dles Mills and will open up in the mill The crusher is still running yard Mr Clay has finished the Osgood pike and is now putting a double coat on the street of Millersbnrg From now until March 1st 1899 sixty acres known as the Bedsworth farm on the Redmon pike House with adjoining Marston Bros five rooms five acres 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 t2j Purnell at Millersburg Ky Call and see with your own eyes and you will acknowledge that we are the peoples friends Come once and you will come back again they all do because we give our customers honest goods at honest prices SPECIAL MENTION Sirits and Pants The Famous Monarch White and Fancy Mens Shirts Stetson Hato Black and Brown Stiff Hats Hutchins best quality and make in Srfoes and Boots I Rice Twin Bros Custom Made Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoei guaranteed to give satisfaction TAILORING DEPARTMENT Just received New Fall Piece Gooda We make Suits to order guarantee perfect fit Suits l0uiek Pants 83 up Call and leave your measure v - Poland China Hogs FOR SALE fine Tailor Made Mens Suits and Pants r The Celebrated Mrs Jane Hopkins make in Boys and Chilcirens B B - Cos -- -- For bent - EMMETT M DIOKSON Master Commissioner i i v 2ScMillan Talbott Attys Consider the Quality I In buying your childrens School Men who like a cool quick quiet and Shoes New Fall stock now arriving nsy shave should patronize Crawford Bro3 barber shop Clean first class low prices but quality good ETON CLAY Tstk rooms are connected with the shop Satisfactory service at all times tf Sherman Stivers has taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Star a most excellent paper and will have it delivered to subscribers in any part of the city for six cents per week tf He solicits your subscription - ilTITT JL J--t--J- L 3 IJ3l BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY r Hv v I W -- - 7 li v i fi - i S2si3 ij- P5 ji jx

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