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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. iSi 3 lJiRiV I L j -- 4-j - - J5- v irfX - r V j o iiS sia H piiUH B0UR6 MILLERSBURG N J T Hintons ftf 4t 1 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 ¬ -- - CHAMP MILLER Editors 2nd Owners PRINTED EVERY fcUESmjl AND FRIDAY r r Established FEB i 1881 SEVESTEESTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TjlSSDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1897 NEwJHHof lamps at NO 78 -- V C F BR0WER -- CO News Notes Ca hored In And Ab6ut The Burfi Mrs J as Cummings returned to Maysville Saturday Zene Flaugher has moved into the residence adjoining J Ed Hull Mr E P Clark has moved into hia new home near the male college Mrs Paul has moved into the Lyle property near the Methodist church The Misses Dwyer of Scott street Covington are guests of Mrs Jos A Miller Mr J W Woolurns of Muir was the guest of her son Mr Jas Woolurns Sunday Mr Vimont Lyle of Glenkenny was the guest of his aunt Mrs Sue Sandusky Saturday Messrs Dorsey Ray and Rudolph Davis of Paris visited lady friends here Sunday Miss Lizzie Jefferson of Lexington gupstof Miss Laura Jefferson returned home Friday lumberfSfionrbon Lumber Co YoufrcgmUave money by buying your WNT5 Fiftv thousand use families to Worth Repeating These Prices y K Panitttill flour L JROAD TIME CARI CARPETS Ingrains Tapestry Brussels ALL NEW All Wool Ingrains N R R OP TRAINS Body Brussels and Moquette 25 45 45 85 cents cents cents cents realize that they had From Ciiiannati 1116 a m 538 p been taking their own to an in mJj15 p m ferior laundrv Exhibiting nnr From IjMgton 439 a m 745 a m work on patrons is what increases 83fjg m 627 p m From RieSmond 435 a m 742 a in oir custom From Mmville 748 a m 830 p m mm1 DWARTTJRE OF TRAINS 3RIVAL W methods ivv 8t wi--7ix b y Ii4rr x lu Vl - rv v--i- vS tM iW his - I I m 1 wmqtftw- - w r 877- THIS SEASONS GOODS FURNITURE Reductions in all departments Bed Tags indicate the sale prices PAY US A VISIT You will be welcome whether you buy or to look To Cinchiaati To Lexiflfrtpn 755 a m 1127 a 545jf m 1021 p m To RichmOfid 1125 a m 543 p 3jjp m 445 a m 755 a m The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON7 JRr Telephone No 4 ERO mj m Proprietors To Maysville 105jp m 755 a m 635 p m X H Uarr Agent lit L 1 xJiiEsx3jrcs 37Cir -- sltbt lyTT An U MJX o r wW XAI7 JLJ rn a V OJLOU JL rot T M Purnell correspondent for The News has been laid up for the past week with eczema Mrs Orlando Brady daughter and two sons of Carlisle were guests of Mr L C Vimont Sunday Mies Maggie Duke Watson of Mays- ¬ ville arrived Friday and is the guest of her aunt Mrs Jas Arthur near town Messrs Jas Payne and Addison Turner returned Friday from a two weeks visit in Virginia at the latters old home 1NT THE MISS FALL SUITINGS jtid OVERCOATINGS Now than after September 18th So come and avail yourself of this opportunity Any one who will place their order between now and September 18th can save at least 5 We want early Fall business We will make things lively this Fall if first class goodt high class tailoring and low prices will do it Remember our motto W keep faith with the public by doinj as we advertise FA STYLES IN SlSHIONABLE stakes jSTRJ OCTOBER 5 AAQ purses TO 16 1897 - THE 15000 FUTURITY TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 THE 5000 TRANSYLVANIA THURSDAY OCTOBER 7 One or more big stakes daily r All the crack horses Half fare on all railroads Liberati and his famous band 1 - The Worlds Greatest Meeting P P JOHNSTON President H W WILSON Secretary 3aX20BaBHisafiMrttrWTBEJBXraXE2S Mrs Hunter in Maysville Friday and Saturduy Dundon Bros have twenty acres of hemp on the Tarr farm that will aver- ¬ age 1500 pounds to the acre and is said to be the finest yield in Bonrbon Died Wm Finleyaged about 88 Fri ¬ day night at John Shannons near town and the remains were buried here Sundaj The deceased was an uncle of Mrs Shannon I or one of my deputies will be at Mil lersburg Sept 29th at 1 oclock p m to collect taxes for the year 1897 E T Beeding Sheriff Bourbon Co Ky Spencer Best now has charge of the Paris Ice Cos ousiness in absence of his brother Dodd Best and will con- ¬ tinue to fill all orders in town and sup ply the country traders heretofore Esq R Mr John B Boulden visited his brother W Bonlden and his sister MIILINERY AT FOR 5 MRS M PARKERS Specialjjcareful and elaborate prepa- ¬ rations anbelng made for the Fall OpeninglDi8play of Millinery at Mrs Parkersbpular emporium She de-¬ sires andp6rdially invites all the ladies to call anSsee the displays which will be madeion FINEST BUSINESS SUITS In the world from Our fall stock of suitings has been arriving daily ways undersold other tailors from 810 to S15 dollars on tailors will add 35 more to the cost of theirs on account We will not Therefore our prices will be from 815 to FRIDM AND SATURDAY 25 TO 30 OctifLst IT 2d 97 RY We have al-¬ a suit Other of the tariff 20 less FRAMFJRT - ¬ CINCINNATI JttjtEffeot March 1 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND 5 X4riL31i elsewhere All than YY Lowry - work done at home Joe Munson Cutter and Coatmaker formerly with CoJ v K 5i BB PANO M OSING Norris rajeryjittleltohaccoj To play music in any key other than that in which it is written is difficult for most performers Piano Playing Made Easy Hyde Pianos TSS itmmimsmmmmmmmmsmm fallen here for the past ias instantly transpose any song to suit any voice They are the only pianos Vith them any player can just which transpose a full chromatic octave 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 all other respects They suit the most exacting critic and are indorsed by 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 fob tells all about them Send for it free Arr Swltzlu J vW kIBwmttel 702am 348pm Stamping Ground Manager Paris Furnishing and Tailoring Co thhty days except small showers Arr Duvallsr 70Sam 358pm Arr 720am 415pm Most farmers aie mov saline Seed Arr Georgetown 800am 430pm Lve Georgetown wheat is quoted at 1 per busnel 812am 44Jpm Arr Newtown 822am 452pm Centreville Morgan Arr Elizabeth Messrs Moses Glenn John 828am 458pm Arr 840am 510pm Matt Archdeacon and Ed Moore of Arr Paris- Carlisle were here Friday to see the WEST BOUND rock crusher and pronounce it a success Lve 920am 530pm Paris and think thev w 11 order similar ma ¬ ArrElizabeth r 932am 542pm chinery for Nicholas county 938am 548pm Arr Centreville 948am 558pm Arr Newtown Mr John Clay will finish the rock Arr Georgetown 1000am G10pm 1040am 635pm crushing at the Chancelor quarry to- ¬ Lve Georgetown 1056am 646pm Arr Uuvalis morrow and will then go to Ruddles Arr Stamping Ground 1110am 653pm Having purchased John G lenns carriage works and repository Mills He is now putting a 6 inch coat Arr Swltzer 1125am 704pm 1135am 711pm corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared Arr Ellthorn of rock on the Millerst urg street The 1155am 725pm willipns wallipus with John Henessy at ArrFraukfort do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such C D BERCAW the helm will be brought down on the GEO B HARPER Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new train Wednesday as it is thought the Ky Pkankfort roller is too heavy for the bridges Destructive Fire A most disasTTt k fWMu Z a MjTifMjB5ii 630ftmWiQOpmi ia tjLfiyl sza WPS8b wth fewS0U5 ff rffqFrr - - wPvf ff I New Company i o IP on to as ¬ Celebrated Steinway Pianos ERNEST URCHS CO 21 and SiTr st wmiii i oiio ii TIME TABLE EAST BOUND 1 Gli0pm 830am K v Louisville t no m Jlltim Tnvinrrtnn Lv Lexington ll2iam 850pm 830am 5o0pm Lv Vinchfisterll58am 923pm 915am J30pm Ar Mt Sterling iipm aiwpin youam uopm 05 am 340pm Ar Washington jut Philadelphia10i5am 7 Oopm I t t Ar New York 1240nn OzOSpm WEST BOUND Trains marked thus f run daily cept Sandfly other trains run daily Ar Winchester Frankfort Ar Shelby ville Ar Ar Louisville Ar Lexington 730am 430pm Gooam 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am G30pm 100lam 720pm 1100am 815pm ex- ¬ t t Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without hange For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on rGEbBGE W Barney Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky Agent L coughing The quickest and surest way is to take Dr Bells Pine-TaHoney A guaranteed cough rem- edy wholly unlike all others better acts directly on the mucous mera- branes heals the lungs and respira- tory organs and invigorates the whole system r- That ELLS trous conflagration ocenrred here early Sunday morning resulting in the total destruction of two story block of frame buildings on the South side of Mrs Belle Taylors residence and East of the Public Square The buildings destroyed were as follows The residence of Caleb Corrington the old town hall oc ¬ cupied by the Masonic Amity Lodge nd the residence st re of Miss Sallie Barnett the latter two buildings being owned by the Masons The fire origi- ¬ nated about four oclock in the roof of iM C rringtons residence from Eoine u known cause presumably a defect i e flue The only insurance on any of che t uilding was 1300 on Mr Corring tons residence no insurance on con- ¬ tents which were badly damaged The Masons only saved a portion of their paraphernalia and among other articles saved was their charter bearing date of 1817 splendid picture of and a Baesett deceased Miss Bar Hiram i etts household effects and stock of millinery were mostly saved On account of the scarcity of water the fire company could only confine the fire to the doomed block All the buildings destroyed were very old ones having been built more than half a century ago Miss Barnett has taken up a temporary residence in the house ad joining Mrs Mary Vimonts and Mr Corrington and family secured quarters at the Fleming House ¬ ¬ UGXSS BA1UGI1S9 SCXBIES Piompt attention to all orders THE SUN ¬ The first of American Newspa- jobs to be first class Call and see us pers OHAS A DANA Editor The American Constitution the everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever Daily by mail - Daily Sunday by mail 6 HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY a year 8 a year is the greatest Sunday Newspaper m the world 2 a year 5c a copy By mail Price Address THE SUN New York The Sunday Sun MEANS ERFECT10N WHENAPPUEDTO oa Uketo Enough For all the Winter Evenings hi M Srts 9 will visit Mrs Cornay Watsons Friday and Saturday to see the beautiful millinery Yesterdays Temperature All the ladies F B N R R Paris Ky Carr The following is the temperature as Co moted yesterday by A J Wintefs of this city -- H A SMITH Office over G S Varden ffice Hours 8 to 12 a m Co - scientific process 50c contains the concentrated healing virtues ui uiu uiiu tried medicinalagents extracted by a new and 25c SI At all druccists or sent upon receipt of price bjr Sutherland The E Hcdielne Co Padueah Ky m m 9 p m 10 a m 11 a m 12 m 2 p in 3 p m 4p m 6 p m 7p m 7 a 8 a j 60 - 64 68 72 74 75 75 75 74 70 68 FIFTEEN cents in 208 5th Ave N Y stamps any one of prize novels TWO HUNDRED the following crv wn tptijTV rro rmilp nrifo hl hlv cts for FIFTY cents any FOUR for ONE DOLLAR any TEN for ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF the whole library of SIXTEEN volumes By C MS Mc-6 THE SALE OF A SOUL By A 3 Van 7 THE COUSIN OF THE KING Westrum By Clarice L S SIX MONTHS IS HADES Olinirhahi 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rffcm PHiliS and take no other H Ask for DS IHOTTS PESYEOTAL per tay otmu iut uxLULUiiiDOJE o uucs lor siUUi Jtiiuo luu - - - 3GHE PENNY -r- -v -- PILLS - -- By Harold vxxaujuivjj vwi vicveiuaa v Hio RVynne f2 Indicate numbers the novels you want - For SaleBy W T Brooks Druggist vf fl r MUt 7r n r V MtfJT11 p C7- - VfP 2 -- p i f-1 ii THE BOUEBON NBW8 OTSDAT SEPTEMBER 28 1897 GOOD HEADWAY Kade with the War Vessels UderConstra tion with the Exception of the Four Tor-¬ pedo Boats Last Ordered SHIPWRECKED Tw r YELLOW JA3K An Improvement in Boats of Eight Men Each Launched from a Sinking Vessel the Situation in limiL - One of the Boats Ran Upon a Reef of Sophia Islands and the Occupants Cast Ashore Ten Months Later They Were Picked Up bj a Steamer - Sjln Fkancisco Sept 24 The story of the fate of the missing Norwegian bark Seladon was confirmed Thursday upon the arrival of the steamship Moans from Sidney The Seladon left Newcastle N S W on July 13 1896 for Honolulu with a full cargo of coaL On the night of August 7 at il30 o clock the ves- ¬ sel struck Starbuck Island while running at a speed of seven knots PT ft H i ztt ti i w Wt - t - t q 44 1 - H four feet of water was reported in the hold and two boats were launched with crews of eight men each After laying by the vessel until daylight Capt Jeger decided to make for Madon island which he reckoned to be two days sail Havingnothing but a chart and com- ¬ pass however the boats missed the is¬ land and attempted to make Christmas island but missed that also They then ran before the wind and for 11 days proceeded without a mishap On Au ¬ gust 18 the gig capsized and all its occupants except Chief Officer Kris Neilson who was drowned were picked up by the other boat Capt Jeger died of exhaustion on August 24 and was buried On the 23 day out August 30 the 14 men divided their last tin of meat five pounds which lasted three days Meantime they were dependent upon occasional showers of rain for their water supply For six more days they sailed on too weak to move and when all hope had been given up their boat ran upon the reef of Sophia Islands and cast them ashore Fortunately they were picked up by natives who treated them with the utmost kindness but the ships carpenter T Olsen died from the result of his exposure a few days later After subsisting upon cocoanuts turtle and sea birds for ten months and ten days the steamer Clyde bound for Aukland was sighted and Capt Callaghan took the shipwrecked men to Fiji where they were transferred to the bark Ellen which conveyed them to Sydney 15 ¬ ¬ and minutes later Washington Sept 25 According to reports received at the navy depart ment from the various ship yards where naval work is in progress with the exception of four torpedo boats last ordered good headway is being made with the ships under construc- ¬ tion These four boats are distributed among the Herreschoffs Harlan Zwicker and Hollingsworth Wolff the Gas Engine and Power company and while the acutal work of construc¬ tion upon them has not begun much has been done in the gathering of material to start the work Of the big ships the battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky at Newport News are 41 per cent advanced towards completion- The battleships Illinois Ala- ¬ bama and Wisconsin were ordered later and they are not so well along the figures being 20 per cent for the Illinois at Newport News 21 per cent for the Alabama at Cramps and 14 per cent for the Wisconsin at the Union ¬ Orleans Reported The Formaldehyde Disinfection in Usfi the City The Only Drugj ist at Ed wards Miss Stricken Five New Cases and No Deaths at Mobile iron works the following state ticket was placed in nomination ilton county Lieutenant Governor Jason M Til ley of Cuyahoga county Judge of Supreme Court Graham Dual of Franklin Attorney General Charles F Armi Governor Samuel NEGRO PROTECTIVE PARTY Colored Men Meet and Nominate a State Ticket Samnel J Lewis of Cincinnati the Candidate for Governor Columbus 0 Sept 24 At a conven-¬ tion of colored voters of Ohio held here J Lewis of Ham ¬ I sted Gallia county Board of Public Works John Mc Kee Clark county cnnw TVTcrtc dtMfl- l1a3Ulci iiAvoeo Moore Mbntgom- -- SiK2 arv county f r cv State School Commissioner C D -r w - w i t i H v 4 hi I1 Horner Hamilton county The name of the party is the Negro Protective party Abraham Lincolns picture was adopted as the emblem The following resolution was adopted Whereas The Negroes of the United States are deprived of the enjoyment of their constitutional and legal rights the gates of industry being closed against us the right of public travel and equal accommodation being restricted in many localities mob law having supplanted the law of the land in many of the states not excepting the state of Ohio our cries for justice being disregarded by those in power and having appealed in vain to both of the dominant political parties for redress of grievances therefore be it Sesolved That the time has come for independent action on the part of the Negro citizens of Ohio ¬ submarine boat the Plunger built at the Columbian iron works is going on slowly probably because the plans are untirely novel and the work is more or less experimental The state of work on the torpedo boats is as follows Rodgers 96 per cent Winslow 87 per cent Rowan 80 per cent Dahl gren 4 per cent Graven 4 per cent Farragut G per cent Davis 52 per cent Fox 45 per cent Talbot 40 per cent Gwin 40 per cent Mackenzie 46 per cent MeKee 18 per cent A cablegram received at the state department from United States Minister Stuart at Montevideo announces the proclamation of peace there He had previously reported that all arrange- ¬ ments had been made looking to peace but that the plan required the ratifica- ¬ tion of congress It is assumed that now been given and that the this has insurrection is at an end A final decision has been reached by the arbitrators who are to determine the British Guinea Venezuelan boundary line as to the fifth arbitrator or umpire who is to act with them His name is for the present withheld It is not Baron Courcell whose name has been mentioned in this connection nor King Oscar of Swedenwho was to name the umpire only in case the arbitra ¬ tors failed to agree An agreement was reached without the necessity of calling on the Swedish sovereign The umpire is an European but this is said to be without significance since no question involving the Monroe doctrine is to be submitted to the tribunal The arbitrators in behalf of Venezuela are Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer of the United States supreme court Washington Sept 25 The depart- ¬ ment of the interior has accepted the bid of Frederick L Gilbert for all the timber on Red Cliff Chippewa Indian reservation int Wiscbnsin Itisesti mated that the timber amounts to 100000000 feet and Mr Gilberts bid is 5416000 The conditions of the sale provide that Mr Gilbert shall establish mills on the reservation and man ufacture there the lumber to be made from the timber that he shall cut not less than 10000000 feet nor more than 20000000 feet a year and that he shall employ Indian labor when practicable to do so ¬ ¬ ¬ namely the Princeton at Dialogues in Camden and this is 90 per cent ad vanced toward the end The queer One gunboat is now being built ¬ ELEVEN BITTEN By a Rabid Dog Two Dead and Another Dying ¬ EARLY MORNING Brewing FIRE Thursday morning fire was discovered in the roof of the brew house of the John Gund Brewing companys plant The night watchman turned in the alarm and although every fire company in the city responded Thursday morning but the bare walls of one of the most extensive malting and brewing establishments in the northwest remains The roof and inside wood work were dry as tinder and the flames spread rapidly to the other buildings of the plant The malt house contained several carloads of malt and about 5000 bushels of barley which was totally destroyed and the office building which stands across the street was not burned and a part of the engine room was also saved The cold storage contained about 12000 barrels of beer which is also destroyed The total loss will exceed 300000 about half of which is covered by insurance in vari pv8 old line companies ¬ ¬ and Malting Establishment at Milwaukee Burned Loss 8300000 Lacrosse Wis Sept 24 Early The third hydrophobia victim in Scran ton Pa within six months out of 11 boys who were bitten is likely to die before morning This is Willie Jordan son of John Jordan who was bitten by a mad bulldog last March and which brute also bit eight other chil- ¬ dren One of these Tommie Beven died on March 27 Jordans condition was terrible Friday evening and opiates was necessary to keep down his ravings Parents of the other children bitten by the same dog are now terribly distressed over this terrible result and are fearing the same awful visitation to their homes The other dead victim was Edward Cole a young man who died in June 25 ten-year-o- Philadelphia Sept ld Slonument Over Harriet Beecher Stowes Jrave Andover Mass Sept 25 A cross of ¬ woman named Duncan locked her three small chilldren in her dwelling near here and went out to a party Fire broke out at midnight and burned the and was still alive at tac end of 25 house to the ground The children minutes He confessed his crime pro- were roasted under the bed where they fessed conversion and died forgiving had crawled seeking protection The and blessing his enemies An orderly woman is guilty of murder under the crowd witnessed the execution laws of Alabama Ed Stafileback Goes Mad Western League Post Season Games Columbus Kas Sept 25 Ed Staffle O ept 24 Dates have Columbus back one of the notorious family of n leen arranged for five of the games of the Western league be- ¬ murderers in jail here has gone stark tween the Indianapolis and Columbus mad through fear of lynching at the teams for the Detroit Free Press cup as hands of a mob Ed Staffleback is con- ¬ follows At Indianapolis September 25 victed of murder in the first degree for and October 2 at Columbus Septem-- the killing of Frank Galbraith one of the several persons supposed to have ber 20 and 30 and October 3 been murdered in the den of the Staf Panama Quarantines Panama Colombia via Galveston flebarks at Galena this county The Tex Sept 24 Gov Arango of Pana constant talk of lynching heard in connection with the searching of de¬ ma has issued adecree closing all ports serted mine shafts at Galena forthe of Panama against New Orleans ship- bodies of the other victims has ping on account of the yellow fevei him to become a raving maniac caused Ho is there confined in a straight jacket ¬ post-seaso¬ ¬ Key West Fla Sept 24 Silvanus Johnson was hanged here at 1132 oclock Friday for rape The hang ¬ man bungled the execution the knot slipping under the chin Johnson struggled violently for ten minutes Hanged for Rape Scotch granite over 12 feet high has been erected over the grave of Harriet Beecher Stowe It is copied after one in the possession of the duke of Argyle which Mrs Stowe greatly admired while visiting in Scotland Upon the cross is the inscription Tribute of Loving Remembrance Erected by the Children and lower down 1811 Har ¬ riet Beecher Stowe 1897 Upon the white granite pedastal is the inscription Her children rise up and call her blessed The grave of Mrs Stowe is in the private cemetery of Phillips academy In the same lot are buried her husband and son ¬ Three Children Cremated Cusada Ala Sept 25 A Negro New Cases Whites Mrs Ella Goode Leroy Ratcliff Miss Marie Lewis A J Lewis sr Miss Willie Ross Mrs R F Birdsong R W Elliott Mrs R W El-¬ cover just such cases of dis- ¬ tress Prof Metz has placed these liott E K Hoblin Mrs T P Martin generators at the railroad depots and J B Howies child Mrs E A Walton baggage is being promptly and thor ¬ sr Kathleen Lowrey Mrs J F Gallo oughly disinfected before it is put on way Mrs P H Montgomery F L trains The local charity organiza- ¬ Powling Miss Sallie Donovan Miss¬ tion is taking steps to relieve all cases Winnie Donovan and Miss Bcttie Wag of destitution that are presented The oner Colored A J Jones Mary Jones board of health supplies medicines and Nancy Smith Henry Gray Carrie Stethe charity hospital physicians and the charity organization will try to vens James Buchanan Mary Brown Sallie Jenkins Ella Scott Bessie Henry provide food for the poorer classes Total number of cases for the day 30 Edwards Miss Sept 27 There was one death from yellow fever here Sun ¬ total cases to date 130 deaths Friday date 4 daythat of Mr S S Noblin Twenty-th- none total deaths to now und cr treat ¬ Convalescent 44 ree cases were reported since sev-¬ ment S5 en oclock Saturday night Frank Rossman had black vomit all Mr Ethel Crister our only druggist Thursday night and Friday was not was taken sick Sunday morning and Dr Ilunter of the state board liaV expected to live No casesvere reported- - discharged been wired forian other druggist iirhi Oiily4threw Fridays Gases under treatmchtUiaving inune from jtppscas S5 we iour cases are considered f seri ¬ increased to having are very short of but four Their ous aud these are receiving the physicians energies are sorely taxed best of attention at the hands Mobile Ala Sept 25 The yellow of experienced nurses fever bulletin Friday says 41 cases Mobilk Ala Sept 27 The returns G discharged and 10 under deaths at the board of health office Sunday for treatment 19 With one or two excep the 24 hours ending at noon showed five new eases aud no deaths with two pa¬ tions the sick are doing well Dr George A Ketch u m president of tients discharged This leaves 21 un ¬ the board of health remarks that the der treatment So favorable a report was not looked sick of the fever arc all dwellers in one for by many for the weather has story houses that is to say sleep on the turned warm again and the increase in ground floor He infers that the poison number of cases the previous two days moves along the ground and preferaseemed a prelude to a serious tuin bly attacks those closest in reach of the outbreak There is however MINE EXPLOSION no actual change for the worse The case on Lafayette street near the Old One Man Killed Six Burned and Bruised Shell road being but a reappearance and One Imprisoned in the Shaft of the disease in one of the foci where Marion 111 Sept 25 One man was it had seemed to be staurped out This killed three were fatally injured and ease is that of Brother Symphorian of six were severely burued aud bruised the Catholic school and orphan asylum by an explosion of gas in the Williamon that street There has not been any son county coal mines Friday An un- ¬ case in the school before but several known miner is still imprisoned in cases in the vicinity The isolation of the shaft and was undoubtedly instant- ¬ the sick man is complete the infirmary ly killed being detached from the school proper The gas which caused the explosion accumulated during the nighfrnear the PRESIDENT MKINLEY mouth of the main shaft A shift of 45 Passes a Quiet Sunday in Adams Mass At ¬ men went down in the cage at 7 oclock tends Church and Sunday School They had proceeded only a short dis- ¬ Adams Mass Sept 27 President tance up the main gangway when the McKinley passed the day very quietly lamp on the leaders cap ignited a large In the morning the president and the body of gas A terrible explosion result ¬ Misses Mabel and Grace McKinley ac- ¬ ed Farraro and an unknown miner were companied by their host went to the knocked down the latter being buried Congregational church The church was xmder a mass of broken timber and crowded and was decorated with flow- ¬ rocks Those who were able to crawl ers The usual order of service was ob- ¬ back to the foot of the shaft signalled served At the close of the church for the cage which had been blown to exercises Sunda school services was the surface by the force of the ex- ¬ held which was attended by the presi- ¬ plosion Rescuers descended and soon dent and the Misses McKinley all of all the injured men were raised to the whom were seated on the platform surface After damp followed the ex The president shook hands with 100 plosion and put a stop to the search for children of the primary department the body of an unknown miner who who marched past him was uo doubt instautly killed The president and Attorney General Ex Chief of Iolic Velasquez Suicides McKenna will visit Willi arnstown Mon ¬ City of Mexico Sept 25 Friday day if the weather permits calling on Dr Franklin Carter president of Wil- ¬ morning at 11 oclock ex Chief of Po liams college It has not been settled lice Eduardo Velasquez shot himself in when the president will return to the left temple dying instantly No Washington but it is believed he will one knows how he procured the pistol not leave Berkshire Tuesday evening Action generally approved City of Mexico Sept 25 In conse Women Organize an Oil Company queuce of Velasquezs suicide the war Kokomo Sept 27 The women of den of Belem prison has been arrested Kokomo have organized a company to and placed in solitai confinement drill for oil The capital stock is Velasquez shot himself with a small 510000 all of which is subscribed and pistol and the warden is under sus will be paid up next week Mrs Laura picion of either furnishing the weapou Scoficld is president of the company or maintaining lax discipline and Mrs Dana Cottey is treasurer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ clothing and other articles in the house where the man Serres died on Constance street the clothing first having been subjected to formaldehyde Some discomfort and disinfection loss is being suffered by the poor classes whose effects have to be burned but Prof Metz said Sunday night that he was hopeful of getting the city to an appropriation make to New Orleans Sept 27 Sunday was the quietest of the week in NejKr Orleans and the fever situationn spite of the appearance of a rather large number of new cases may be said to have shown much improvement Fifteen cases were recorded on the books of the board of health but there was no death and there have been none The authorities re-since Friday ceived reports during the evening5 from nearly every patient that is now under treatment and these eftect that to the were all cases are doing well and that no the patient is in any immediate danger of dissolution Some forty cases were re- ¬ ported to night as being rapidly on the mend and a number of them will be discharged during- the week One of the most dangerous cases that have ap ¬ peared was discharged Sunday It was that on Madison street invthe neigh ¬ borhood of the French market where the conditions were considered to be such as to warrant the fear that the disease would spread Unusual precautions however were taken by the authorities to quarantine the case and improve the sanitary con ¬ ditions of the neighborhood and the fever in that vicinity seems to have At the been stamped out completely Oakland Park detention camp all the refugees who have been given quarters were declared to be well no sickness having yet appeared in the camp Prof Mctz has a large number of formalhehy de generators now at work Sunday he burned in the street the bed - -- following official bulletin The board is daily receiving requests from parties from the north for permission to return to their homes and has decided not to allow them to do so for the present After the board is certain that the fever is confined to Edwards and immediate vicinity quarantine will probably be raised on railroads not connected with any infected point A special train left Vicksburg Friday evening for the vicinity of Edwards with four colored female nurses and such supplies as were needed Efforts are being made to obtain white female nurses and it is likely some may be secured Saturday Dr Guiteras is at Vicksburg and States Minister Gen Woodford has declined to be in leaves for Delhi in north Louisiana terviewed on the subject further than Saturday to say that his conference with the New Orleans Sept 25 At Ocean duke of the foreign Springs there are 11 old cases of fever was of aTetuan satisfactory minister most under treatment and one new case re- The unexpected bitterness ofcharacter the press ported Friday No deaths and of public opinion has painfully imScran ton Miss reports three new pressed him cases Friday with no deaths there or be allayed asbut he hopes this will soon he believes his mission fa in East Pascagoula vorable to Spanish interestsand can not At Biloxi Miss Mayor H L How- comprehend that ard was taken down Friday with the mediation designed Spain could reject fever He is overworked having de- ishingwar He hasto end an itupovei not voted his energies to fighting fever at which the war must named a time be Acting Mayor Swetman is also sick but he hopes as the results terminated of his Reports from the sick are all favorable ders that it will be ended quickly ten He The board of health reports Yellow believes the war is inflicting incalculafever cases to date 75 under treat ble loss upon the United States and ment 42 total deaths to date 4 new that it is impossible to prevent the or cases Friday 15 ganization of filibustering expeditions New Orleans Sept 25 The board Unusual measures were to proof health of the state of Louisiana gave tect Minister Woodford ontakenjourney his out officially the following status of af- from San Sebastian to this city but fairs in New Orleans as regards the the trip was quite uneventful A party yellow fever of gendarmes commanded by a During the 24 hours ending Friday lieutenant guarded the southern sub ¬ September 24 at six p m there were press on which he was a passenger exTotal cases of yellow fever 10 total Secret police were posted at ¬ deaths 4 total cases of yellow fever to tion and the prefect of police the sta was in date 98 total deaths from yellow fever waiting to escort him to his hotel The to date 15 drive through the streets was The following is the official report by no special incident though marked from Edwards since 7 p m Thursday people saluted him receiving a several bow in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE REFUGEES W00DF0KD IN MADRID From Yellow Fever District Must Remain in the North Mississippi Board of Health Advise Them Not to Return at Present The Programme of the United States Jackson Miss Sept 25 The state Guvernment Does Not Contemplate board of health Friday night issued the A Thoronmh Returned Westerner Yes sir those cy clones out west usually make a clean sweep It came along I lost everything I had in one furniture and house about noon and took everything in sight And then 111 be blamed if the villainous thing didn t come back in half an hour A Declaration of War if Spain Rejects Me ¬ Eastern Man Why how does that diation The Ministers Conference With W ny you see there was a chattel the Oukeor Tetuan the Foreign Min ¬ mortgage in the house on some cattle beister Was Most Satisfactory longing to a neighbor I had lent some money to and you may not believe it but Madrid Sept 27 The arrival of that cussed grasping cyclone came back and United States Minister Woodford from took every head of those cattle Puck San Sebastian has made a sensation O Novelty The programme of the Duited States A B Among the many advertising novelties be has been ascertained which This does not contemplate a declara ing issued by the B O is oneamount issurei of atto attract a very considerable tion of war if Spain rejects mediation tention is known as The Book of The It but according to report an ostenta ¬ Royal Blue and is issued monthly by Col tious proclamation to the world of dis ¬ D B Martin Manager of Passenger Traffic approval of the Cuban regime by sus ¬ Of magazine size and filled with attractive¬ pending diplomatic relations with half tone illustrations and good reading matter The Book The Royal Blue is bound Spain and withdrawing the United to make a hit of One splendid feature is a ¬ T ¬ ¬ Cva list of names and address of every passenger and freight agent ¬ ¬ ¬ I went in for amateur photography said the sum during my vacation There was no end of girls for mer man subjects But how did you make out among the girls PhiladelOh I got a lot of negatives phia North American This is a synonym for that gloomy harassed condition of the mind which has its origin in dyspepsia All the ugly spirits that under the name of the blues blue devmegrims and mulligrubs torment ils the dyspeptic almost ceaselessly vanish when attacked with Hostetters Stomach Bitters that moreover annihilates biliousness constipation chills and fever kidney complaints and nervousness ¬ He Didnt Take jt ¬ ¬ The Bines ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Does she reallv belong to the 400 Urn well I should call her about Slishtly Marked Down three-ninety-eig- ht The feminine intellect is prone to subtle distinctions Typographical Journal All the desirable qualities you want in tobacco are found in Star plug to a special degree Its constant use produces no evil effects Star Plus Combines All Good Quali ¬ ties night return the fact that Minister Woodfords family has not accompanied him but remains behind the French frontier Minister Woodford exxriains that his party is a large one requiring a commodious home and prefers spending a pleasant October at Biarritz until a suitable residence can be secured here The legation can not be used as a residence Gen Woodford has already en gaged a box at the Royal opera house ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Some comment has been caused by that I Glad He Was Glad Post Well how did you like the picnic 1 was so glad to get home again Yost was glad I went TJp-to-Da- te Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it failstocure 25c To Cure a Cold in One Day If some one would find a remedy for the bad memories of debtors he would make a fortune Rains Horn Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved me many a doctors bill S F Hardy Hopkins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 94 1 ¬ and has purchased horses journed without returning any indictments and that the adjournment was final the jury reporting that there was nothing further for it to do When the report reached Gov Mount he at once telegraphed to the prosecuting attorney asking for information A few moments after sending the dispatch he sent for the attorney general and the two were in conference over the matter for near ly three hours The governor request- ¬ ed the states legal adviser to go to Versailles in the event of the jurys failure to indict and take charge of the investigation in person He said that he would confer with Judge New and have another grand jury convened at once and the inquiry could proceed without delay Speaking of the situation Gov Mount said If it be true that the grand jury has adjourned without finding indictments I will send the attorney general to the scene at once I had a confer ence with him and he is in hearty sym patlvy with my desire to bring the perpetrators of the crime to justice As soon as I hear from the local authorities I will be prepared to act intelli gently ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ We often wonder why so many people THE GRAND JURY tell the same story so many times WashAt Versailles lud Makes a Final Adjourn ¬ ington Democrat ment Without Returning Indictments Against Lynchers Another Grand Jury Halls Catarrh Cure Will Be Convened Is taken internally Price 75c Indianapolis Ind Sept 27 In ¬ Those boys toy tool chests are not good for formation reached this city from Ver- ¬ any purpose whatever Washington Demsailles that the grand jury which has been investigating the recent lynch ¬ ocrat ing of five men at that point has ad ¬ ¬ Mor e and Greater may confidently expect a prompt and permanent cure Its unequalled record is due to its positive merit Remember Are the cures produced by Hoods Sarsa parilla thau by any other medicine If you are suffering with scrofula saltrheum hip disease running sores boils pimples dyspepsia loss of appetite or that tired feeling take Hoods Sarsaparilla You Hoods Sarsaparilla Ts theBest in fact the One True Blood Purifier do not cause pain or gripe All druggists 25c HftnHc OH niyuu s i ni1c SOUTH CAROLINA LADLES DONT LIE Mz4 fkso tvTi C ¬ MRS LANGTRY San Francisco Sept 27 The announcement that Mrs Lily Lantry will marry Prince Esterhazy is confirmed Attorney Henry C McPike of this cit3r is authority for the announcement which is to be taken in connection with the statements persistent ly and repeatedly published since she secured her divorce in May last As to Mrs Langtrys prospective mar riage to this distinguished head of an ancient house I have recently re ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Will Go to California and Wed Prince Es terhazy Head of a Xoble House argued that either Mrs Langtry or Prince Esterhazy regards the formers divorce as lacking in legality in anj other jurisdiction On the contrary they are advised by their solicitors in London that the decree granted at Lakeport has freed her absolutely from Edward Langtry so that she may mar ry in any part of the world if she ¬ from my client Mrs Langtry notice of her in tention to return to California by the end of Nonember Prince Esterhaz3 will accompany her and immediately upon their arrival here they will be married in Lake count3- I presume foi her home is there Because they have preferred to be married in this state it must not be - ceived said Mr McPike AVtJUtbv Draught medicine Faliina of f hn Wnmh The cases of uterine displacement are very numerous and constitute a prolific cause of intense and wide spread suffering Its symptoms are bearing down or dragging sensations pain or weakness in the back sometimes a sense of goneness at the pit of the stomach It may result from too fre- ¬ quent childbearing wearing garments that compress the waist and abdomen over lifting standing on the feet too lone and general debility We would strongly urge the use of Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Wine which will purify and vitalize the blood give tone strength to the muscles of the uterus and so that it will be kept in place To facilitate a quick and complete recovery we recom- ¬ mend as an injection our Mexican Female ICemedy which will produce the hauniesfc Nervousness Indiges ¬ tion and Swollen Feet It cured Miss S Hammett of a complication of diseases she says it saved her life I think it far excels Zeilins and the Black ¬ Inman S says I have used Dr M A Simmons Iavor Medicine for years with the best of re- ¬ sults for Sleeplessness ¬ ti J ES vvalhalla have used L4lJiC S mons Liver 1r writes more than 20 years for Tor ¬ Medici no M A Sim ¬ I rSs U Safe Tflk I take n dose every two weeks and feel all right I know it is far Superior to Zeilins Regulator in my case Womanhood pid Liver and Dizziness chooses A The health and well Pyaical hlalth mntitinrt fection of womanhood Among the diseasea air lhf male oVmorri1irreSar and chlorosis ¬ falling of scanty or too profuse the womh Thlse diseases can be cured Dr WSlmp pr 5iiiif2 Southeastern railroad nine miles east of this place W R Worthy shot and almost instantly killed A C Hopkins a prominent citizen of that place about three oclock Sunday afternoon Hop kins and his wife recently separated Hopkins returned Sunday afternoon and assaulted his wife with a knife Worthy interfered to save the womans life and drawing a pistol shot Hopkins as he was about to plunge the knife Worthy sur in to his wifes body ¬ ¬ tig a little station on the Paragould Paragould Ark Sept Would Be Wire Murderer Killed 27 At Ber Sept Moorhead Minn Sept 27 The Four hours were spent here by customs westbound passenger train on the officers in searching the steamship Northern Pacific railway was held up Williamette previous to her departure three miles north of here at an early for Alaska The search was rewarded hour Sunday morning It is said the by the discovery of 100 cases of whisky express car carried a large sum ol which was seized The steamer car- money which the robbers failed to seried a full cargo of freight and 110 pas- cure owing to a blunder in cutting o the cars sengers Port Townsend One Hundred Cases or Whisky Seized Bungling Hold Up Wash 25 SedtWonLtiD3aUy S PgZlg another womans lifehich can be by niinl r M A Simmons IAm AwuiVUlO as a mer ne tonic Pfor itisimpoliibfeforweak maaseae3asand organs uterus iV ¬ ¬ John Wesleys Old Farm Remedy 3POH TIRED FEELING rendered and is in jail at Paraould London Sept 25 A private dispatch Seattle Wash Sept 27 Fourteen from Rome says that about 40 persons gold mining claims in the Sumdum and were killed and many others injured by Berners Bay districts in Southeastern an oarthslip at the sulphur mines nea Alaska have been sold to New York Girceim and Denver men for 200000 Killed by an Earthsllp A Big Deal CONSTIPATION OPIUM WOOLLtrMD Habit oureS SaiSiVltnoyiln- Bookoi S - Whiskey Atlanta Ga -- a i- - iB r fc Mm 4 f VTiJS cj THE BOUEBON NEWS mwrm mii i Ill w TUAY hm Ah SEPTEMBER 28 1897 hut T nm trnirttr vn ine-f y INCONSTANCY i holdbeSweetheart Loves other name Inconstancy To - SVii For lovo cannot be aye the- same Nor never changing be The song that charmed the ear to day The rose that pleased the sight Are on the morrow cast away They no more give delight So loves of yesterday grow tame The gods have made it so My love for you is not the same As in the long ago My love is not the same I say But oh it still is true TIs true to you and every day I fall in love anew Each day you dearer grow to me Than you have been before And so my loves inconstancy Is that I love you more Marco Morrow in Ladies World c - it tv which the first cabins of the camp would be in evidence Only so far I may go but no farther Ah well I am generally philosophical enough to believe in the half loaf theory even if 1 am sometimes auda ¬ cious enough to ask for more If we are not to meet again I am sorry but at least I appreciate my good luck today you need not think me ungrateful for that As to the handkerchief please dont give it another thought it is not of the slightest consequence But I want you to have it back she nervously protested and do you know it has occurred to me I want to ride over to the little hut where we were in the storm the other day I left my whip there Why can I not deposit the hand ¬ kerchief there for you You would have to go after it to be sure but per- ¬ ¬ him scarce more than an ideality count- ¬ ed for nothing in the mad infatuation to which he had surrendered himself With the fatuous reasoning of a lover he felt that to him had been given as it were a charmed eyesight to compre ¬ hend her nature It was as though he had known her and loved her all his three times all told that she was to The Old Shyer Trail BY MARY E STICKNEY haps That would not matter rejoined intently regarding her Was she possibly relenting in respect to meeting him again for some reason pre ¬ ferring that other rendezvous When will you go To morrow morning perhaps As may be understood from this brief sketch of his career Harvey Neil was not lacking in force of character or tenacity of purpose and no sooner had he fairl3r diagnosed the sweet be witchery that possessed him than it had become unalterably fixed in his mind that Dorothy must be his At first thought the difficulties to be en- ¬ countered in carrying out this purpose seemed but to inflame his eagerness He exalted in the thought of com¬ he eagerly bating the opposition which was to be ¬ life Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co tv it i if tf- - h I SM CHAPTER VTI Continued Neil passed his hand across his mus fcache brushing- as it were the smile which threatened to break into laugh ¬ ter at her feminine simplicity And I m sure also that it would be very much nicer he agreed his tone almost caressing in its gentleness I only wish we might settle it so easily but I am afraid it would take more than my eloquence to induce your father to see the matter from my standpoint But can you not see how very easily he might be deceived she anxiously He has not had the manage ¬ urged ment of the mine himself and if any wrong has been done You do not know how glad it makes me that you aire even willing to admit the possibility of wrong having been done he said as she hesitated to have you of your own accord giving ime the benefit of a doubt Miss Meredith You cannot guess how sweet it is tome to feel that you are a little bit my friend in the case Whether I lose or win I shall always like to remember it But you will not listen to ajay talk of compromise she tentatively re- ¬ joined with a disappointed air Pardon me I shall only be too glad to listen if your father will consent to such a conference You must further pardon me however if I say that I am not very sanguine as to the results though Heaven knows how gladly 1 would tie to any hope that well that would make us friends She did not answer anything to this and after a moment he went to fetch back his horse that had wandered too far feeding by the roadside He changed the subject as he came back xVnd how is your wrist Miss MereIt has been on my dith he asked mind for several minutes that I should like to know Almost perfectly well thanks And - will be going to Tomtown if I go she rejoined pointedly plainly guessing his thought I will leave the handker- ¬ chief in one of the boxes I fancy it will be perfectly safe Very well though Im sorry to trouble you he responded stiffly They went on a few steps in silence until of a sudden she stopped with a suggestive glance ahead They were just at the turn of the road I think we would better say good by here she deprecatingly observed Will you go on ahead or shall I I think I would rather you did if you dont mind I shall see you a moment longer that way he answered smiling ruefully And if we are never to meet again Oh I dont know why you should say never she hurriedly protested looking away Unless you say it of course there is not the slightest reason he rejoined quickly his face brightening But you tell me I must not come to meet you And what would you think of me if I should tell you that you could she cavalierly demanded Shall I tell you honestly Miss Mere-¬ At what time At just about the time when you dith ¬ tnatfremmas mc r c p- - w r And I told you that I could not pos sibly imagine why smiling broadly at the idea About your handkerchief you know 1 ought to have returned it to you be fore this but the fact is I did not quite know how to manage it looking up at him with a little embarrassed laugh her glance shyly falling to her flowers as she went on You see I did not ex ¬ plain to papa about meeting you the other day I I think it is a great nuisance explaining things And So it is he cordially agreed awfully glad you did not bother Im But 1 have been so worried about that handkerchief she laughingly de- ¬ clared If I ventured to put it in the post office I knew that the postmaster would be discussing with everybody how it might happen that I Col Mer- ¬ ediths daughter should be sending a parcel to you while if I sent the boy who does chores at the hotel to take it to you well you know the landladys peculiarities perhaps She would be bound to ferret out the mystery or die in the attempt If only I could have had a premonition that I was to meet you to day so that I might have brought it with me Could you not have a premonition that you would meet me some other day to morrow perhaps he daring ly suggested I had thought that I might send it to you by mail from Denver but that she re- ¬ would involve some delay turned looking up at him uncertainly But would it not be much less trouble simply to give it to me here he urged ingenuously You would have the trouble of coin ¬ ing after it she protested doubtfully ¬ wanted to apologize iyiu yu -- uuttj you would think she captiously de- ¬ clared I have told you that I could not think of such a thing And of course that settles it But we may meet by chance the usual way who knows she murmured laughing shyly hardly conscious of the import of the words in the nervous em- ¬ barrassment that was growing upon her But I cannot stand here prophe- ¬ sying I must go Must you he reluctantly returned his eyes smiling down into hers Well then until we meet by chance--goqd-b- y Miss Meredith and thank yous6imuch for the prophecy 3TT CHAPTER VHI Theyearsthathehad passed in Colora- ¬ do had been so given to unremitting toil that Harvey Neil believed he had had no time to think of women In reality there had been no particular woman for him to think about The rough life of ranches the social stratum to which him and the isolation of the mine had alike been barren to such type of womanhood as alone could appeal to a taste fastidious by nature and further refined by all the training and tradi ¬ tion of his home life Like any nor ¬ mally minded man to love and be loved was a paramount need of his being a need fully realized in his heart but to give himself blindly to any passion for him would have been impossible He must look up and not down in his love And so he had waited on heart free beyond his 30th birthday so philosph ical under loves tarrying that to him- ¬ self he had come to profess a whimsical belief that fate had willed he should die a bachelor scarce conscious with what growing force the burden of his lonely life weighed upon his spirit how in- ¬ It does not in the least matter what expected from Col Meredith of get ting the better of that gentleman in winning away his pretty daughter from under his very nose it was only when his thoughts dwelt upon Dorothy herself that Jie grew anxious and troubled Marriage rather more than any other bargain demands the consent ¬ ing attitude of no less than two and predisposed against him through loyal ¬ ty fb her fathers cause as he assumed that she was he could not but foresee grave obstacles in the way of his woo- ¬ ing developed from her sense of duty Given opportunity he had all a lovers confidence that he could so storm her heart so compass her about with sweet observances that he scarce could fail in winning love for love but when it came to practical consideration of ways and means he was forced to own him- ¬ To retreat passion self nonplussed said was now impossible but to ad- ¬ vance at the impetuous pace his fancy would choose he had to acknowledgewas almost equally out of the question But he did not forget that he had one To be chance of seeing her again sure she had expressly refused to meet him but that should not prevent him from seeing her if it were possible Far rather would he face her displeas- ¬ ure trusting to clever pleading to win him pardon than miss any smallest op ¬ portunity to further his suit But there was no anger and only the lamest assumption of surprise when he met her up the Old Silver trail next morning and his heart grew light with the guess that sihe had half expected him You did not go to Tomtown she faltered recklessly reining her horse - Drawing the Line Taking No Chances said the young woman with the Mr Curtis Yes I must oositiveiy gi dont mind he Jb standing collar morrow morning t to j 3t padlocke on the doorwan placeput cannot follow theand the lawn tie I back toEmslie Oh Im sorry for fcfcaV dictates of my heart liss of in thoone I so unceremoniously smashed I cannot mar him I wish you could stay over for anptheiL Why not inquired her coniidaute day at least You know we areto- - givfl the other day You dont mind really The difference in our positions is our performance of Camille to mor aqfyouv toe great Would it make any difference if I row with nie in the title role Love should be capable of any sac- ¬ did Mr Crutis absently Thats l tbfi she rather tartly retorted Cleveland reason Ive got to go JgAll the difference in the vorld rifice suppose so But I cannot forget Leader I promptly checking his horse with a hat my position pays me 25 a week Keen glance for the effect of the move Choosing an Epitaph Washington while he gets only 12 ment Bereaved Widow I want something 1 should be sorry to thwart your Star short and simple for my husbands good intentions in respect to the door Reapins the Whirl vrind tombstone she said with a demure smile after a We pity a man who is poor in old age Dealer How do you like Ee slight pause When often tis sadly the truth The hard lot he suffers was rashly surgain vThankyou he returned gratefull Bereaved Widow What does that brought on and the ride was resumed By the soft time he had in his youtbj mean I am sorry that I have to return the Detroit Free Press Dealer I shall rise again handkerchief in such a wrinkled condiBereaved Widow No make it Rest BADLY BENT tion Dorothy remarked hesitatingly N Y Truth in Peace after awhile I should have had it done up but to send it to the laundry A Snvnge Iletort a heated discussion with his with that moxtcgram During Oh speak of it It is not of the wife a Harlem man Aaid slightest consequence 0 these women They are responsi- ¬ I3o you mean the monogram ble for most of the evils in this world she flashed back mischievously I know of one evil that wae brought It would greatest conse- ¬ seem to be of the very into this world by a woman and she ¬ was your mother replied Mrs Yerger quence I have never seen more beautiTammany Times ful work of the sort vOh that yes she does that sort of A Smart Girl thing very well I believe he returned Yes said the pretty typewriter yn absently And the best of it is she reply to her employers proposal of is never weary of well doing She is marriage I will become your wife always sending me more upon one condition Indeed a hint of cold surprise in Name it darling the tone The truth was that with im- ¬ That after we are marriSd you will pulsive argument quite feminine in its N Y employ a man in my place tenor it had become settled in Dorothys World mind that the exquisite stitchery on Oh Mr Crooks were Correct that handkerchief betrayed a swee- ¬ Tommy Teacher A rich man dies and leaves thearts gift She would not like to con- ¬ awfully glad you come 1000000 one fifth to his son one Mr Crooks And why are you so glad fess even to herself how often she had sixth to his daughter onerseventh to smoothed out the crumpled silk upon my little man Tommy Ethel and I are playing his wife one eighth to his brother and her lap studying the interlaced letters with dreamy questioning in her eyes trains and youll make a lovely bridge the rest to foreign missions what does each one get Who was she this other woman whose Little Willy Brieffs A lawyer fingers had wrought so patiently and Convincing Evidence Puck well Surely she must have loved him I hyuhs yoh dun tackled a mighty and he had he loved her a cavilling Pat Was Xo Fool hahd citizen las night at de parlor sense of resentment growing in her One of the surgeons of a hospital mind toward him who had been so social said Miss Miranda Dewberry Dats whut I did replied Erastus asked an Irish help what he considered ready to sacrifice his ladys token to If das anybody wif doubts the most dangerous of the many cases thie service of another And now to Pinkley in the hospital hahd jes bring hear him thus refer to her devotion about dat mans bein im look at de then That sir said Patrick as he point- iir around and let with that air of offhand indifference Washington ed to a case of surgical instruments filled the girls soul with vicarious nicks in dishere razzer lying on the table Tit Bits wrath I suppose she enjoys it she Star tartly observed Oh yes she gives her life to me he said with happy complacency quite deaf to the sarcasm in his tone same if you im- - thanks No lew 5 A A ¬ doi Up-to-Da- te TO BE CONTINUED Hoke INCOGNITO He Was Taken for a Common Work ingman C A story was recently told about a brewer who on a train in England met an unpretentious man who seemed to know all about the brewing business and finally offered the man a modest situation in his establishment Where- ¬ upon the unknown person remarked that his name was Bass that of the most famous of British brewers after¬ ward Lord Burton This is really a wamedrover Story abbutthe earlpf Z A LORD i- joNC5tBuu l3MTMiilO 7 ITS sszrszssr 1 jjk s- - i w 2 pj yBL3 3 SMITH PUTS IT IN yupQN CA3V CN0UW4 w UT HALT Y0U500N0H - t We may meet toy chance she murmured his work in the smelter had brought He regarded her inquiringly for an instant breaking into a laugh as he saw that she was quite in earnest You ar so considerate he exclaimed but I should not mind coming in the least and in fact I shall be going over to Tomtown to morrow anyway If you could be walking Jiere at about half past nine in the morning would that be too early for you She rose with a slight accession of dignity an embarrassed flush rising to her face Excuse me I did not saj that I would come here to meet you at all I could not dont you see It to say the least Are you referring to it might have upon me Certainly not you stand the circumstances ple would look well it would look odd the impression may I ask would under ¬ butotherpeo joi And has Mrs Grundy perchance a counfay seat in this neck of woods I should never have supposed it his glance ranging the rugged heights with masculine contempt for such argu- ¬ ment However it must be just as say Miss Meredith And perhaps I should ask if you mind my leadingmy They horse along beside you here loitering down the road with had been the last words Oh no only her glance straying -- iincertaiytor hotel How did you know which was my window she asked her cheeks grown a little pinker Her horse had taken the cue from the other and they were ridmg along side by side I saw your shadow on the curtain jou were sitting in a rocking chair I wondered what you were thinking about If I had had the gift of tele- ¬ out of here Well said the earl if you work sistently his heart hungered for the pathy I would have been sure fyou solace and sweet companionship of the should have had a passing thought of ten minutes longer with that screw¬ loose there the boiler certainly will exnot impossible she who had vaguely me figured in his dreams Are you so sure that the thought plode The engineer looked at the screw in- ¬ But since his encounter with Doro ¬ would have been flattering retorted He rough visitor dicated thy Meredith in the rain he had found the girl with an assumption of airy jumped by his screw and fastened it at the a great deal of time to think of women nonchalance although the rose tint on as soon as he could and of the one whom his reason told her cheeks deepened Why didnt you say that sooner Oh as to that I believe I would al- ¬ him he would far better forget his enemys pretty daughter The episode most rather have you think unkindly ho demanded answered Lord Why at the worlds fair had made a deep than not to think of me at all he Bosse should Iyet have had an op- ¬ never impression upon him Tor many days lightly answered But I said that if portunity I to see a boiler explode he had recalled her looks her ways I had the gift of telepathy I could have her voice and smile tantalized by long- ¬ been sure of the thought in that case Youths Companion ing to meet her again but then man- ¬ I should not have let it be unkind Grunting Much like giving up all idea that the wish The following is surely the funniest They rode a little way in silence could ever be realized and his mind Dorothy as it seemed rather nervously vote of thanks uttered for a long time further occupied by the troubles be ¬ avoiding his glance I suppose I The speaker with evidently the best tween the mjnes which had come upon oughtto apologize for coming this morn- ¬ intentions in the world nervously him not long after he had almost for- ¬ ing he finally observed but with floundered along through various sen- ¬ gotten the fancy altogether until with little of contrition in the tone The tences complimentary to the lecturer a shock he recognized her as she fact of it is though I could not bear and finally flickered out feebly thus and so I propose a vote of thanks for passed in at the door of the Windy to think of your riding over here all Gulch hotel one day and realized that alone It seemed hardly safe really the lecture to which we have so ably she was Col Merediths daughter The The audience were so An irrepressible little laugh burst listened discovery seemed effectually to dispel from the girls lips Indeed Well per- ¬ wearied that they did not notice the all the lingering glamour of the worlds haps I ought to thank you for your fatuous remark and only the lecturer fair meeting he had no smallest vish solicitude but to tell the truth I dont smiled It is fit to be placed beside an- ¬ to recall himself to her memorj Al- ¬ think that I was in any very imminent other muddle headed sentence made in most he could fancy so keen was his danger conversation to a North Xondon clergy ¬ dislike of Col Meredith that he could Another of the bridge poles might man A man had been pressing hia read somewhat of her fathers charac- have broken or you might have met views energetically on a certain ques- ¬ ter in her face while certain he was a tramp tion when suddenly he paused and looking at the clergyman said briskly that she was by no means so pretty as That is so likely in this wilderness he had supposed her that other time laughing again Nobody comes here And now sir what is your humblo opinion when he had seen her in the twilight but you London Tit Bits And then as though in mockery of his And I am apologizing for coming Formal to the Last self delusion fate had brought about But you are not saying that you are The young woman was very ill and the encounter in the rain when in her sorry the attendant leaned bver the bed appealing helplessness and the frank Have you any friend to whom you I hope you are not delight with which she had recognized think you are assuming a good wish to send any message she askedI him she had seemed ten times more deal in expressing such a hope she The patient nodded winsome than she had been before retorted Yes I have a dear friend who But perhaps it is as well while the after meeting in the Tom- ¬ that you came I can give you the What shall I write to her asked town road when prepared for cold re- handkerchief now and save you the the attendant buff she had surprised him with sweet trouble of riding on to the hut for it The patient shook her head gentleness had effectually completed There was a twinkle of mischief in her Nothing she answered 4hadifbt his conquest He was over ears inlove eyes as she produced the small par- - gotten forthemoment that she owes me Thatherlnkl imet hw but eel from the saddle pocket a letterlLondon- TitkBits ¬ t - out into the quaking asps as though to ride by him I did last evening he returned promptly turning about to bring himself beside her I got another horse and went right back after meeting you It was after 11 oclock when I rode through the gulch on my way home I came the long way round on account of the bad road by night There was a light in your window as I came by the ¬ Lord Eosse who built the famous tel ¬ escope that bears his name was an ex- ¬ VfflCAT COCStOWM vkaoB pert mechanic and was also some- ¬ BROWN TH BEAR YOURP A CHMP rvftT YOU KNOW JjW VTOSU WAS GOINfr DOWN POT IN what careless about his dress One ni uniLH Biu ffifcm MOW day he went over a great manufactory rWHIMThe manager seejng that he seemed to know a good deal about things fell into conversation with him and pres- ¬ ently said to him Look here my man Im looking for some such intelligent workman as you seem to be Do you want a job Lord Bosse thanked him but said he was obliged to decline the land offer On another occasion the earl was look ¬ CFCPDRSEWHEATRISEinnrDiATCiy ing through the engine room of a large O0NTSBRO WN HCtl PTTD w run mHHET ALONSZYP jftLrgifff v -He suddenly became manufactory interested in something he saw much ON THE BOARD OF TEADE CAUGHT IN THE SEA SAW and looked apprehensive The engi ¬ SHOWING WHERE THE MONEY WHICH SUPPLIES THE BIG WINNINGS REALLY COMES PROM neer came up growled Well whats up he What are you shaking your head and Cliangrc of Feature A Considerate Hnshand looking at your watch for What have - Griggs I tell you what it is Sipper She Here you come home drunk in you got to find fault with has a great nose for investment he broad daylight Arent you ashamed oi Oh answered Lord Bosse Im not has recently acquired a water front yourself finding any fault I am just waiting Briggs Dont say He must have He All on your account Sarah i till the boiler explodes changed his nose since I saw him thought you wouid be more scared i Why Richmond Dispatch Till the boiler explodes I came home at night in thish dish to get youre crazy man Youll have graceful condition Tammany Times i 1 Ihaf made to your daughr should take his name ter a what you call it-- proposition n Old Bachelor Thats so The poor proposal fellow ought to be allowed to keep some- ¬ Her Father Hm I think proposi thing he coujid call his own Judge tion sounds more like business Brookr lyn Life Pleasures Byway Chappies who lead rapid lives HOW HE GOT IT Find with quite a shock That the road is very short The Count From champagne to hock Judge Womans Inhumanity to Mnn New Woman Simply because a wom- ¬ an marries a man is no reason why she An Appropriate Word What He Thought Capital you know is universally timid 1 thought it was the How queer man without the money who was shy Typographical Journal A Good Eenner her Dyer 1 Chance felt justified in kissing Why Up-to-Da- she couldnt scream Reason to Aslc Harold Do 1 look like a te Fenher She had such a cold that barber mother got it riding a bike Mother No why Harold Cause all the people call He Wasnt Losing Much me a young shaver N Y Journal Buggins See here porter this mir- ¬ ror is so dusty I cant sen myself in it The Guilty Party Porter who has not keen tipped by Grigson Whal clergyman was it Buggins Strikes me yo ought to be solemnized your marriage that mighty thankful sah stid o makin a Flippard It wasnt a clergyman at all It was Mrs Fs mother Boston fuss about it N Y Truth Uncle Cross Corner He must have St Louis Globe a Democrat that camel has Mandy What an awful big hump Transcript One Advantage Dorothy is always cultivating peo- You say you like col pie who she thinks will be of use to her Mrs Iungley ored servants better than white be socially How is that Well so do you cause they arc slower Mrs Bingo It takes them longer to Yes but 1 dont talk about itrleave- - Brooklyn Life Chicago Record y ¬ Wiser methods - ¬ Anifry Mother How dare you tell Bobby dear did you know the stork rypur father that he is stupid Go at came and left you a dour little baby Knstly Corrected Distrusted inee and say that you are sorry -- 1 - youre stupidpijWt Little vyimg rpr m JS win I Iy sorry Rats 1 wish the old thing hadleiV Y JournuL Cyelinr Gazette ai a bicycle brother last night - S T v- J r 1 Baseball Results i W Royal mkes the i eod pure r it r i nr lV E wholesome and delicious Eoslon 19 Baltimore 10 Cnioago 4 Pittsburg l Weak Lungs Comparative TaxXevles Cincinnati 4 St Louis 5 5 5 - - j t4 7 7x- Washington 6 l4 J z 1 pOYR - New York - GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Bsf -- ftr- - - Theatrical And Otherwise -- Remarks In The Foyer Blind Tom is giving concerts again thi season Heart of Chicago jjlayed by four companies The is beiug SJ -- - i v - rV - POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO r i at 7 Lavinia Shannon who is well known in the Bluegrass is a leading member of the cast of Miss Frances of Yale The News was yesterday shown an interesting table nf figures compiled by Hot weather wont cure weak Judge H C Howard from official lungs You may feel bettettbe- - figures secured from the respective clerks of a dozen contiguous bluegrass given the trouble is still there Jjgpnt counties Belowtaxislevies the table which shows the exclusive of stop taking your State Levy which is 52i cents addition- ¬ al of the various counties and also what portion of the levy is to be devoted to road purposes It will be notd that Bourbons lew is 34i cents of which amount 25 cents goes to the road fund leaving a net levy for county purposes of 9cents a better showing than is because the weather happens made by any other county in the list If you have a Amt tax to be warm per 100 weak throat a slight hacking Road tax inc road tax Nicholas cough or some trouble with 25 59 MASTERS SALE OP MASTERS SALE OF TOWN LOT Bourbon Circuit Court Scotts EmuLsioin it NEW YORK - j THE B9DSB U HEWS 1881 the Dollie Theobold the toy soubrette is the best time to get rid ipf it with Finnegans Fortune this season losing flesh there is She is Mrs Howard Power in private If you are all the more need of attention life R E Graham who comes to the Paris Giand soon is appearing in a very funny new comedy called Whos Your He is supported by a good Friend company a THE YER1SCOPE bronchial tubes summer is Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP 1 Editors and Owners BBUflE MILLER i u Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ MlIiIiEB iW Make all Weakness about the chestand thinness should never go to-¬ gether One greatly increases the danger of the other Heal the throat cure the cough and - Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obltuarofc cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ AD VKItimiNU RATES displays one dollar per inch for first lnser tton half rates each insertion thereafter per ¬ Notice To National Democrats - v- - 4 A mass meeting of the National Dem- ¬ ocrats of the Fourteenth Judicial District composed ot the counties of Bour-¬ bon Franklin Scott and Woodford is hereby called to meet at the Conrt h6u8e in the city of Georgetown KyM on Wednesday Sept 29 1897 at 130 p m standard time for the purpose of nominating candidates for Circuit Judge and Commonwealths Attorney ¬ Paris Ky Sept tors District Chairman 23 1897 A T Forsyth this method to ask the support of all my friends I pledge myself to a conscien- ¬ Lancaster Northcott will sell at tious and faithful discharge of4 official auction on Saturday afternoon five duties if elected in November Respectfully building lots adjoining Claysville The veriscope presenting an exact reproduction of the fight will be seen at the Opera House to morrow afternoon and even ins This machine is the one which flrit presented the pictures at the Acad- ¬ emy of Music in New York The veri- ¬ scope pictures are the only ones of this great contest and they show every action and incident of this contest between the leading modern gladiators as clearly and as accurately as if the spectator was at the ring side in Carson City The watching the original contest veriscope should attract large audiences here Cprbett-Fitzsim-mo- ns strengthen the whole system Keep taking Scotts now Emulsion all summer For sale by all druggists at soc and iba DoYon Play Whist Euchre Games 3 Orr Otlier The F F V playing card iVbett6r than any 50 cent card on the market Send 15 cents for one deck or 25 cents wre for two decks stamps or curren3yto C B Ryan Asst GenJ Passr AstsJO O Ry Cincinnati Ohio V To the Voters of Bourbon County Having received the nomination in the Republican County Convention for County Clerk of Bourbon county I take Economy Building and Loan Associa- ¬ vs tion Plaintiff Juo Redmon etc Defendants vs Cha8 Johnson etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of sale made By virtue of a judgment of sale made and entered in the above styled cause ana entered in tne above styled cause by the Bourbon Circuit Court at its by the Bourbon Circuit Court at the JnnH Term 1897 1 will sell publicly at June term 1897 I will sell pnblicly at thr Court house door in Paris Ky on the Court House door in Paris Ky about 12 m on JIOSMI OCTOBER 4TH 1897 abont the hour of noon the following MONDAY OCTOBER 4TH 1897 described real estate to wit A tract of 8 acres of land lying m the following described real estate to Mason 20 52J Bonrbon County Ky on the waters of wit SCOtt 5H A certain lot of ground situated in Flat Run being lot No 4 in the Com ¬ 0 Harrison 50 Paris Ky fronting 40 it on oycamore missioners report of division filed in the 12 Franklin 50 st and running back same width as in action in the Bourbon County Court of Bath 25 50 front to McClintocks line a distance of Sarah M Shawhan etc on Petition Madison AU about 166 ft more or lets and bonuded nnd the same allotted to said second Fayette 25 42 on one side by Reynolds lot and on thn party in said division and bounded as Woodford 15 36 other by Sherman Aitb and is tbe follows 0 Clarke 35 same property conveyed to taid Chas Beginning at 24 a stake on the W Montgomery 0 84 Johnson by W H Corbin and wife by side of th road corner to No 5 and run ¬ Bourbon 25 34 deed recorded in the office of the Clerk ning N 81A E 24 1 5 P to 25 corner to of the Bourbon County c ourt at deed No 5 then S 9 deg E 4580 P to 26 a book 75 page 496 take corner to 3 then S 80 W 3264 ¬ TO Said sale will be made to satisfv a P to 23 the W edge of the road then N judgment in favor of the piamtifl 2Jf E 4668 P to the beginning and is the against the defendants for 638 08 with same property conveyed to Jno Red by J 1896 1897 interest thereon from March 30th sale to m nth1 heirsU of Hughes T Commissioner Redmon by Jno until paid amounting on da ot for page 69587 and also for the inrther sum ol deed of record in deed book 765 and the costs of this snit 62 00 in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon making the total sum to be raised on County Conrt the dav of sale 765 25 Said sale will be made to satisfy a Said sale will be made upon credits of judgment in favor of the plaintiff six and twelve months for equal parts of against the defendants for 38697 with the purchase monev for which the pur interest thereon from May 30th 1896 chaser will be reqnired to execute bonds until paid amounting on the day of sale with good surety to be approved by the to 417 04 and the further sum of S B C undersigned Master Commissioner pay- ¬ 1100 and the costs herein 5720 able to himself and bearing interest makinir the total sum to he raised on the from date until paid at the rate of six day of sale 48524 OASri buyers can get double value to per cent per annum said bonds to haye Said sale will be made upon credits of the force of a judgment six and twel e months for equal parts of div Ht the purchase money for which the pur ¬ tr Davis Thomson Isgrig EMMETT M DICKSON chaser will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be approved by the Master Commissioner undesigned Master Commissioner pay- ¬ able to himself and bearing interest McMillan Talbott Attys Will Not PerformMiracles from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum said bonds to have the force of a judgment But Will Cure New Laundry Agency J The Economy Building and Loan Asso ¬ ciation of Paris Ky Plaintiff V Bourbon Circuit Court iHTin T j NOTICE TAX PAYERS Tax receipts for are now ready and have been for some time Please call and settle at once and saye penalty E T BEEDING ¬ It The Hunter bribery trial at Frank- ¬ fort developed some splendid prevarica- ¬ Gen Tracey is willing to accept a Republican nomination for mayor of Greater New York Hunger refuses to be to Guatemala Kentucky lost to old 1 o tf War M Goodloe J Winchester STOCK AND TURF NEWS F SIMMONS Of Hockingport O Kecoinmends Dr Hunter has declined the mission 13 tJL-- IMigy-iiffa-- g i - W F Schooler editor of the Moore head Advance is the Republican nomi nee for Representative irom Bathrt and Turf Notes Will Whaley shipped two cars of milch cows Saturday to Pennsylvania parties Ben Hall of Montomerv has sold 10000 pounds of tobacco at ten cents per pound Brice Steeles colt Count Navarro 300 purse won a Saturday at the Oakley track Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Celery Capsules Wrights F J J Frank BlakJerj6yofevWoodfofdhas Hockingport O August 14 9 To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio j Gentlemen I have beenr using Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach trouble and constipation for some three months and find them even greater than recommended With pleasureitsind un ¬ solicited I would recommend tEEm to the suffering public idjfc J TF p Yours veryitruly --- Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drng store will receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf I have secured the agency for the EMMETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner McMillan Talbott Attys M H 602 MAIN DAILEY PARIS KY Brue Holladay ST Cable photographfr over Var dens drug store makes fine photos at D Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a reduced prices Kodak work quickly done satisfaction guaranteed tf m 1 to 6 p m is y vu It from and was in ment of American wheat sold 12000 pounds of tobacco at a trifle The Detroit Free Press says the latest over twelve cents to a Louisville house cros3 of gold amounted to 4000000 Bourbon farmers have been busy for ¬ Europe came pay- Editor J R Garuett has revived u the Georgetown Enterprise and now issues it on Monday and Thursday The paper is better than ever n Chairman Jones has broken loose He says the Silver Demo-¬ cratic National Committee will not in ¬ terfere in the coming mayoralty contest in Greater New York Two of the banks of Georgetown keep open on Saturday night until nine oclock to receive deposits and accommo date their patrons and another bank hs been organized for business in that city The calamity shouters might smoke this awhile 6ome more ¬ The official report of the New York trade unions shows an increase of thirty four per cent in the number of people employed The starting of the mills in- ¬ stead of the mints is what makes the times better Stop the silver agitation and just watch things hum O Allen r O Myers he of the unsavory record who says he has been working eighteen hours a day trying to save Ohio let go his hold long enough to slip over to Owenton Ky yesterday and make a silver speech IE Ohio or Kentucky go wrong the blame may be laid at Alleus door h k The McKinley administration is not consistent The schools at West Point and Annapolis are for the express pur ¬ battle and yet Secretary Alger has for pose of teaching the boys the usages of ¬ bidden the aouual game of football be- ¬ tween the two colleges thus depriying the boys of much actual experience a week sowing wheat The indications are tbat a very large crop will be sown Ben Wright of Bath sold to J B Embry of Nicholasville 118 1500 lb export cattle at 4J cts They were shipped from Mt Sterling Thursday to Liverpool Jesse Turney captured a 10 premirm on a roadster stallion Thursday at the May8ville fair Carpenter Hunter of Millersburg won two premiums and Jas Oonnell of Carlisle got one on fancy horses the same day Hearing Joe Ullman beefing over Cavalero being defeated by Dr Catlett at Gravesend Riley Grannan offered to bet 10000 that Dr Catlett could re- ¬ peat the trick The bet was op6n to anyone but there were no takers Pat Watson 212 a Transylvania candidate worked the Lexington track last Wednerday in 213 the last quarter in 30 a 210 gait The Transylvania will be trotted on Oct 7 the third day of the Lexington meeting of Oct 5 to 16 The Glasgow Times says J T Riherd of Glasgow Junction has con- ¬ tracted his whole crop of wheat ot the 1898 yield to Hardin Davis of Cave City at seventy five cents per bushel Mr Riherd is of the opinion that he has made a pretty good trade and will put in a big crop In tbe weekly review of tobacco mar- ¬ ket prepared by Mr Henry Glover President of the Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company the 1897 Burley crop is estimated at only 50 per cent of the yield last year which was much below the average Great damage was done by frosts and drouth The mar ket is active and very high -- taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily hvie 1 have from One Thousand to Fifteer D FSlMMONS removing the germs of disease and then Star a most excellent piper and wiir Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 supplying healthy nerve food increasing have it delivered to subscribers in any Hundred Dollars to loan on hrst mort per box Send address on postal to tbe the appetite helping digestion and strength ¬ part of the city for six cents w r wi k gage at eight per cent per annum Wrigbt Med Co Columbus Ohio for ening the entire system Desperate cases He solicits your subscription itt HARMON STITT require prolonged treatment as shown by trial size free m inrttwirnifgrfr that of Mrs M B Reed of Delta Iowa who As the result of a lightning stroke Wrigntfe Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ writes the physicians said I had a light stroke of tion sick headaches 25c at druggists paralysis my limbs would all draw up I would have throbbings n TY Mil 6 mi- ¬ ORcures nervous prostration Notfirst raculously but scientifically by MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE Sherman Siivers has Money To Loan w H W Of Peck P To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules O Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S Columbus Ohio Gents have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do auy thing for nearly two years I ased three boxes or your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of otLerp so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Andems ST Sold by all druggists at 50c and 81 per ox Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free To Cure A Cold In One Day ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabAll druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W lets T Brooks and James Kennedy Ky unendurable For three months I could not tloep and for three weeks did not close my eyes I prayed for sleep and felt that if relief did not come I would be dead or insane I took Dr Miles Restora- ¬ tive Nervine and the second night slept two hours and from that time on my health im ¬ proved slowly at first but steadily and surely I took in all 40 bottles and I cannot express how grateful I am for I am now perfectly well and have taken no medicine for over four months Dr Miles Nervine is sold by druggists on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded Book on heart and nerves free Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind Nervine Restores Health Paris Your liife Insured lc a Day bank- ¬ THE DANGER to which the Expectant Mother is exposed and the foreboding and dread with which she looks for- ¬ ward to the hour of womans severest trial is appreciated by but few All effort should be made to smooth these rugged places in lifes pathway for her ere she presses to her bosom her babe able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives yon good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism nonstipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above - box which brings bank in every your money back if wp fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist 1- Our insurance is protected by A bedding Do you see that house That is the place to get any- ¬ thing in that line Blankets comforts Pil- ¬ lows Mattresses and inci- ¬ dentally the best lin e cf Springs ever shown in P aris Prices on Comforts from 75 cents to 1200 Blankets 65 cents to 9 per pair Do not buy until you see t my line Do you need anything V in ¬ MO THERS FRIEND GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN ¬ Lancaster r Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair -- real estate bargains for you see them 627 Main street Northcott have the Call and E5R Cincinnati Ken- ¬ tucky Midland will sell round trip tick-¬ ets for one fare from Paris to Georgetown on Sept 29th on account of mass convention of National Democrats and public speaking by Senator Lindsay and Hon W D Bynnm ¬ The Frunkfort allays Nervousness and so assists Furniture Window Shades Oil Nature that the change goes for- ¬ Cloths Carpets Mattresses ward in an easy manner without Etc such violent protest in the way of Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy Special attention given to Undertakforebodings yield to cheerful and ing and Repairing hopeful anticipations she passes Main Street - - - - Paris Ky through the ordeal quickly and without pain is left strong and vigorous and enabled to joyously p KIELY perform the high and holy duties now devolved upon her Safety 617 Main St Paris Ky to life of both is assured by the use of Mothers Friend and the time of recovery shortened ¬ j J Hi T HINT0N J CEEUU The North Western Life has the best class of citizens as its policy holders C O BAKING I Excursions To Louisville ¬ PWDIR r On Sept 27lh 28th and 29th the C O will sell round MOST PERFECT MADE k pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free won Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARDS trip tickets to Louis SOUCITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ville at a low rate good for ten days PIE BOTTLE at all Drag Stores 1 72ft Vfttv ENT CAUSES On Sunday Oct 3d C O will sell 9100 HntQy mail on receipt of price or York Ave Waahlnsrton D C round trip tickets to Louisville as fol M0KS Containing iavaliHkWe information of Office establishea 1808 Charges moderate Correspondence iiequesieu will be sent to lows From Mt Sterling and rTin SJre intereet to all woman applkwtion oj rncc any addrem e 2mar ljan98 cheiter 160 from Lexington 125 iATfcnQ ATLAMTA THE MADFiELB ¬ children who suffered greatly in the birth of each who obtained a bottle of Mothers Friend of me before her fourth confinement and was relieved D A rPTTTVrrPQ u- - s- - AND foreign PKO CURED X quickly and easily All agree that their labor was shorter and less painful EUGENE W JOHNSON John GL Poihill Macon G I know one lady the mother of three urniiure of all kinds Carpets as low as the lowest Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to Wrod Mantels Tiliog Etc jtl i t-fee1 r IfSBflPWW P SfflB Jfche T jf- - Mt jf-V r a THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1897 I t - THE BQUBBOH NEWS dfd-- Miss Laura HickmantTWIU PERSONAL MENTION W- Hrtlw y s i The will of Mies Laura Hiokman was probated in County Court last week COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY ceive jneir paper Seventeenth Year Established 1881 The testator bequeaths ten shares of THE NEWS MAN - Enieied at the Post office at Paris Ky as stock in the Northern Bank of Kentucky secor iss mail matter to her niece Laura Bass of Columbia Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At NOTICE Miss The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Subscribers who receive The News by carrier will confer a favor by re- porting to the office any failure to re- - TO CdrrV GvBT AllV We Do Not Want Summer Shoes We t viuh to get them on the peoples feet with as little expenseas possible and have taken the hortest cut the GTJT IN PRICES W -- 4 f -- i V mi and five shares each to her nieces Mary Shackelford of St Louis and TELEPHONE NO 124 Mary Hood of Washington county SUB8CRIPTIO v PJR1CE8 Mississippi To her nephews Edward Payable in Advance H and Thos T Owings a note for S2 00 Six mouths Oneyear 100 news costs you cant even get a kk- - 2000 The residue of her property both real and personal is bequeathed to port j rom a gun frke of charge her nephew John M Brennan The Make all Checks Money Orders Etc will appointed John M Brennan execu- ¬ payable to the order of Champ Miiikr tor and requested that no inventory or or hORev Geo 0 Barnes closed his meet- - appraisement of her estate be made any bond or settlement be required of ingin Versailles Sunday night the executor The will was dated June List your real estate of all kinds with 1897 Lancaster Northcott 627 Main St The new Methodist Church in this Mrs M Parker makes a specialty of supplying millinery for city will he dedicated on October 31st She and very particular customers Hugh Ferguson the son spares no trouble to give satisfaction of Mr and Mrs R H Ferguson is ill of She will have on display Friday and fever Saturday a fine new line of trimmed Fall goods Call and make a selection AN account of a destructive fire in Millersburg will be found on the first Iucky Riley Grannon page Riley Grannon the noted turf Free embroidery lessons given to plunger was in Cincinnati Sunday He persons buying material at Miss Lillie came from New York and spent the 28sep 3t Daniels art store day in conference with Colonel W E Applegate Riley has had a very suc- ¬ Messrs James Russell and Saml B season He has not made man Rogers wheekd to Danville Saturday cessful sensational plays but has contented afternoon and returned Sunday himself with legitimate bookmaking The best feed in the world corn He and Harry Harris have booked together and have quite a big roll to meal ground oats bran Sunday night show for their efforts Co Hibler Colonel Applegate and Riley Grannon Spears Stuart left for Chicago to book at Harlem The Catholic Church has been im- ¬ Willie Applegate a son of the Colonel proved by the addition of ten hanbsome is always on the line at the Cnicago stained glass windows which were do- track nated to the church hard-to-plea- se ---- m V - r r 5- I- - vi -- if Esterhazy in November Miss Margaret Frances Foley of Berea has married a Fortune His name was Alex Fortune Hill Messrs Edw Tucker and Julius There are 46 divorce cases on the Purnell visited friends in Georgecown docket of the circuit court at Jefferson Sunday ville Ind the Gretna Green Queer Mr and Mrs C B Mitchell leave isnt it today for Olj mpian Springs to spend a Dr Porter Campbell Lane house sur ¬ fortnight geon at the Ricketts Hospital in CinMiss Sophia Arnold returned yes- cinnati was married Friday to Miss terday to Newport after an extended Pearl Leach of Cincinnati Mr Thos P Averile and and Misi visit in Paris Mr Neville U Fisher will leave to- Mary Nash will wed at Pisgah in morrow for Ann Arbor Mich to at- ¬ Woodford county on October 20 Miss Katie Gay will be one of the brides- ¬ Fall opening of childrens tend law school A cabin on Mr Thomas Henry Clays Mrs C E Nippert and children of maids was destroyed by tire Sunday It novelty suits 3 to 8 years old farm Early in November an interesting Newport are spending a few days at was accidentally set on fire by a child Sept 30 Oct 1 and 2 at Price society event will occur in the marriage Mr PNipperts who was playing with matches Co clothiers Ladies specially of Miss Nannine Clay will leave this of Miss Caroline Robinson Davis The In Gay New York Company are invited week for NationalPark Seminary near Gsorgetown and Mr Charles Louis Kerr of Cincinnati Miss Davis is one passed through Paris yesterday going Washington D C to attend college of the most beautiful and charming Mrs Watsons Stylish Millinery from Cincinnati to Lexington wheie Mr Chas G- Daugherty left Satur- ¬ members of Georgetown society and it played an engagement last night I feel secure in promising the ladies day for Ntw York City to attend the is the junior member of the woo attend my millinery openings Fri- ¬ Bellevue Hospital College of Medicine Mr Kerr Co of The old Aetna Life Insurance firm of the Kerr Grocery Company of day and Saturday that they will s e Mr Nath Woodcock the well Ciucinnati give you a lower trimmed millinery that is not only Hartford Conn will rate Higher dividend than any other fashionable and but also known trayeling salesman who has been The announcement was made Sunday delight them by its charmiug on the road for thirty six years was in that will old line company at the Catholic church of the approach- ¬ beauty The Fall styles admit of many the city yesterday T Porter Smith Agent ing marriage of Leo Kern and Miss different and stylish designs which I Miss Sue Clay daughter of Hon C Jennie Shanding and James Shanding have advantage of and my N excursion Sunday from tions taken already won the warmcrea- ¬ The L ad- M Clay and Miss Amelia Clay daugh- ¬ have and Miss Katie Kern who will be unit ¬ Cincinnati to Natural Bridge carried miration of all who have seen them ter of Col E F Clay left Saturday ed on October 5th at a tiouble wedding about 400 people to that famous place You will be delighted with them evening for Baltimore to attend college The marriage of J Butler and Miss Respeccfully Another excursion will be run to the Mrs Cornay Watson Miss Miriam Wormald gave a Susie Jordan was also announced for the bridge on October 10th -charming dance the home samefdate Mks3JateJ3dgar the county SchoolJWMan Dead Well Known Hotel of Dr Reed in May8villein honor of Superintendent will be out among the OBITUARY W W Smith aged about sixty- - five Miss Mallie Meng of North Middle schools the remainder of the year and for twenty five years proprietor of the town Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory may be found at her office only on Mon- ¬ Mr Thos Mitchell left yesterday Of The Dead Smith House in Cynthiana died in days and the second Saturdays for Cincinnati to make his future home Cynthiana Sunday from the effects of a Mrs Sallie A Talbott aged ahout in that city A host of Paris friends seven ty died at eight oclock Sunday at Friday and Saturday are opening fall received several months ago years trust that he may win deserved success her home near Stony Point She was a several retired days for the display of Fall millinery at He had The de- ¬ in the Queen City Mrs Cornay Watsons The trimmers ago from the hotel business daughter of the late M A Sfemnions Miss Emily May Wheat who has and was the relict of Sampson Talbott now employed day and night in ar- ¬ ceased was well known to the traveling are public and was a popular landlord He been the guest of Miss Mary Irvine The deceased was the mother of Mrs ranging for the Fall exhibit is survived by his wife Davis and Mrs J T Hinton for several Aylette Bedford Martin A and A R Mr F R Armstrong and family ¬ weeks will return Carefully selected and daintily day Miss Wheat to LouisvilleofThurs ¬ Talbott of this county and Sampson have moved to Lexington to reside to Ken Talbott of Texas and the grandmother who is one the regret of many persons in Paris trimmed by skillful trimmers all the tuckys handsomest daughters has had of Talbott Clay of this city Funeral The many friend3 of this popular fami millinery at Mrs George Rions can a delightful visit in Paris and has been iervices were held yesterday afternoon ly wish them a pleasant residence always stand the closest and most criti- ¬ the recipient of much social attention at her late residence by Eld J S cal scrutiny Mrs Rion will exhibit in Lexington stay in the Bourbon capital i Sweeney and her remains were interred her Fall millinery on Friday and Satur- ¬ during her family burying ground The sacrament of the Lords su pper day It wont be hard to find becoming and in a 4 Visitors Welcome stylish millinery at Mrs Cornay Wat- ¬ will be administered in the Second Export Cattle Shipped Presbyterian Church Sunday morning sons openings Friday and Saturday Visitors to my millinery store will Moses Kahn yesterday shipped everything in the store is Usual services Wednesday evening and always receive the most courteous treat- ¬ Saturday morning Children baptized twenty cars of fine cattle from this city The struggle will come in deciding ment but I have set apart Friday and to New York to be exported to London which of the many elegant creations to Saturday for Fall opening days and the at latter service entire attention of myself and assistants Jonas Weil also shipped yesterday order sent home I have an will be devoted to visitors The shoot for the Hill Top Gun Clubs from Winchester and Richmond twenty millinery and very Dont you let your grocer give you exquisite lineto of championship medal was attended by a seven cars of export cattle to New York any but roller mill meal which I desire to direct fashionable Both lots of the cattle averaged about special attention Call and let me show good crowd Saturday The medal which Hibler Co it to you Remember the dates of the 1450 pounds and cost the buyers from was held by J Q Ward Jr was won Fall openings Friday and Saturday Stylish Millinery byTho3 Henry Clay Jr The latter 450 to 475 per cwt Respectfully Mrs Geo Rion broke eighty eight xmt of 100 blnerock Since the organization of the old Very few of the best dressed women targets to the formers eighty two Aetna Life Insurance Co of Hartford in Bourbon ever make their purchases Say neighbor dont that brand of Conn 9969780801 has been paid to before seeing Mrs M Parkers millinery Paris Mill flour Purity remind you You may be hard to satisfy but you policy holders display and they nearly always buy of the days of Uncle Billy Shaw will be sure to see something pleasing at T Porter Smith Agent And so they are waiting till Friday and Mrs George Rions millinery store You do to Saturday to see what new surprises The newly trimmed Fall patterns will buy your not have to go from home be- ¬ Mrs Parker has in store for them She If you go is Of cause you furniture spend yourit money sells year be displayed Friday and Saturday prefer to after 3ear to the same cus- ¬ The out of town My stock and prices can tomers who are numbered amongst course you will call aud see them display will be an exceedingly pretty not be beat the most stylishly attired T Hinton tf ¬ ¬ ¬ - Elsewhere Roger OConnor left last night for St Louis Mrs C C Leer is visiting relatives in Owingsville Miss A E Hickman returned yes ¬ terday from Michigan Mr Alfred Brent of Lexington was in the city yesterday Rev Edw Burke was a visitor in Lexington yesterday Warren Bacon made a business trip yesterday to Fleiningbburg Mr Ford Brent left yesterday for a viist in Louisville and Nashville Mr Jacob K Spears and bride have returned from their wedding crip Mr Henry Lilleston arrived home Friday night from Kansas City Mr Hugh Clendenin left yesterday for Louisville to attend medical college Mr C E Nippert of Cincinnati was in the city Sunday on a brief visit Misses Carrie and Christine Reicke of Cynthiana are visiting the Misseb TO TAX PAYERS hours specified to collect taxes for rne year ioy Ruddles Mills Sept 27 from 9 to 13 arm Ceriterville Sept 27 at 2 p m Hutchison Sept 28 at 2 p m Little Rock Sept 28 from 9 to 12 a m Noh Middletown Sept 28 from to 4 p m CTintonville Sept 29 fr m 9 to 12 a m Inor one of my deputies will be at the places named below at the Summer SbJVs wr novc so low priced as they are now HERK Yuii will aefce with us when you see the shoes and know th prices r i I School tablet and pencil given with eich purchase Our Childrens School Shoo tepnrtnientis filled with an elegant line fiv oiiocs uiminic aim no pnc s to suit all FREE Davis Thomson USS3i3SSV I Jsgrig II III Hill II I I IHIIIII W Millersburg Sept 29 at p m 1 oclock Ky vE T BEEDING County Sheriff tfourbon GOODS My importations for thi Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil ¬ drens livs- - Good- - pxciod in cost of investment 10000 anv other purchase I evT nmdo in i his one line of goods With forty jears experi ¬ ence in Dry Good- - In duis in Paris I saw it was to your and my in ¬ terest to Kuirc th e mods under the low tariff consequently I invest ¬ ed ever- - iviilair dolhir I had in goods at low prices The new Dinyrley iriil oil hi- - rl ready made and will when set fully at wort make nil i la soul Dry J orU fully double in price what they were un ¬ der the W 1m n or low tariff 1 have the advantage of this Myxgood were bouh hen hjip nd it is my intention to hold them down as 1 Mt lony as a ya d of if vou want to save money in your tin- Fail tiid Winter cooe and see me and examine my spofc and hfar iro betore vou invest elsewhere -- 7 NUPTIAL KNOTS Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Mrs Lily Langtry will marry Prince ¬ tini pur-chsi-c- rt J 529 iiwniiNpywifiif TUCKER MAIN ST- ¬ PARIS KY TJBrvaRr2ssw smnaiM w 1 I WAYS AT IT I Adding iw Lms cutting old prices with store fJLlouww Fall Goods to show you Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen Larit- n of nV Dress jioods tlemen and Children of every de zor a an siric tiv wn - - in P io and Fancv scription at Half the usual price D tSs iiooi- o0 Sold Tcrv where Blankets Si kind for 49c an v rd els for 7or t SI p all wool at 250 per pair Noveiii s t JSplen-s-didlineo- f up-to-da- te and Braid- - f all tnminintrv Hnd me in niS Pe al Ik- ¬ last-night-- at - - special oeing our Ladies and ChiU and Kancy drens full seamless at 10c Outinir n ths 5c 7- and 10 Wea re the only store in town i s iinl T els a old Tahl prices no withstand iir taiff ad- - that carries full line of Zephrajs Ice Wool and fancy yarns vane o 20 per mWestijl sell 104 Peppeel sheef- cNoti u of all lrnK and ln w uiljvPayui2oc mgat 8c and extra no i bleac- Dr ss ed and unbleached cwttiu at 5c on thdSvbiri PciiaMjr- - - dfc Velvets ipons for - BkI Comforts Full line of Hosiery one grea Uiis 1 - i Family Portraits life size Free of charge -- rra XN DON i i t UJ1 lWjg 1897 NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them s Both Shoe and Disk- - Por al Just received Call fo3T O- - DEE33 ARDS Car of the Celebrated ST JtfLE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS and exami ebefoie you buy up-to-da- te DWARDS WE HAVE R KUEIVLB A SPLENDID ST00K Paris Ky F TROUSERINGS r IMIWiTGI SUITINGS AKD C wham FOK KALI AND WINTER one J FEES ONS SPECIAL 35 1 Our Prices arts Inwer than any house in Central Kentucky quality ju ri-- -- frprl We ask you to give us a call aI The stores of the Hebrew merchants A Correction Cow feed tor sale at Jtr k JJ1 riNW WERCHAyT TAILORS Cutter T in this city were closed yesterday in Hibler 28sp 3w Typographical errors in the adver observance of the Hebrew New Year 5058 which began at sunset Sunday ti8ement of Jas Fee Son in Fridays issue of The News read Spears Cos Stuart bushel when it cents per bushel and Patent Flour Blankets Blankets per hundred whenit should have all cotton at J T 274 prices beat all others been 375 V- Meal 15 cts should have been fifty ing evening and ended at sunset last even ¬ feed we will fix All wool or His If you dont like the way we mix it to suit you Blue Ribbon Celery J H Hibler Co per dozen Oysters 35c 40c 50 and 60c per can Story and Bunnells famous Baltimore 40 and 50c Coffee-l-l- b - S E TIP1 ON We are aLo agents ft BWTTmriaajrir3vrTn uied has E Smith Shirt Full line of samples Rh TgTwrriHHEEnMi Hiutons Have you tried our roller mill meal tf - Iiiterary Club Meetings A large lot of shingles on hands will sell cheap tf Bourbon Lumber Co It is the best ever in this market Hibler Dannemiller8 Cordova packages 10c lb THE BIGGEST MAN - The Monday Night Literary Club met last night at Dr George Spencers pffice Are you insured in the North Western Life lm The Paris Literarv Society will hold 2 its first meetinc of the Fall season to Auction sale of five building lots morrow afternoon at half past two adjoining Claysville Saturday Oct 2d oclock at the home of Miss Winnie at 230 p in Terms 500 cash and Williams on Pleasant street one else 500 per month A Cordial Invitation Best Patent Flour 275 and 300 per hundred lbs If you are not going to the Klondike you want a sack of Paris Mill flour If Concord Grapes 15c per basket you are you want a car load 4t 175 to 200 per Choice Peaches Comforts of every description at J busheir tf T Hintons Corn Meal 50c per bushel We now have a new stock of lumber at Tarr Templins old stand near lash tickets given with each purchase freight depot Price lower than any -- Go and the smallest in town will get- equal satisfaction in- the fit of hte clothes if our tape line has been around him We have a sort of pride in fitting men that otharv tailors cant please Its the know ing how that tells the taste and ow experience and observation hae - Lancaster North cott tf Bourbon Lumber uo tf JAS PEE Poor Grade Shoes SON -- the ladies cf Bourbon Call on Bourbon Lumber Co for all surrounding counties to call on anil Friday and Saturday a t my store I kinds of lumber etc yard near freight tf can show a line of millinery that will depot -compare with any display in Central Kentucky and you can judge for your ¬ Dow De Long are having unequal self by a personal inspection Be sure ed success with the North Western Yours cordially and come - I again invite Elegant chamber sets at J T flin tons Are poor in every respect money Mrs M Parker is expecting a big wasters Our new stock of School crowd Friday and Saturday at her Fall Shoes cannot be made better and are millinery openirigsi It will be an ex- money savtra Try us ahd see OLA cellent opportunity to review the new RION ¬ given us that Come hi and look over our stock of Fall goods and try not to be amazed at the- - priet we quote Ceiuing and Pressng a Specialty Mrs M Parkeb Life 24sp lm styles in millinery HfrwAMfti i nffi- - jrrrf- - LAVIN MiH HUKILL ijkTS IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL j T Bv iffaras - J TTk a vi rK- - ik 6 THE BtinflKW NRWS TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1897 land these in addition to our apolofy friend bravely trying to restore ordsr might render our guests sufficiently once again her face and hands more sooty than Hettys even and her eye cool I thought perhaps we might have ice red with weeping and the escaping1 cream and strawberries I noticed the smoke that had filled the room in the berries are ripening nicely only this first stage of the accident ex- ¬ You precious dirty creature morning answered Mr Pettibone un heedf ul of his wif es sarcasm claimed Blanche warmly as she gave des- ¬ her astonished hostess a hearty hug and They might do very well for sert said Mrs Pettibone thoughtful ¬ kissed one sootless spot in the neighborly but these would scarcely make a hood of the right ear dinner for five or six hungry people What a lot of trouble we have un- ¬ No Mr Pettibone she continued intentionally caused you you have gotten me into this dilemma It is all Mr Pettibones forgetful and now you will have to get me out of ness so do not reproach yourself at all it In the first place you had better dear but oh what a time I have had hitch the horse to the buggy and start for the last three hours out at once to hunt some help and re- ¬ Indeed it must have tried your ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS c Seventeenth Year Established 1811 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I RUCE MILIiERXEUt0r5aadOwllJ GARNER THE BEAUTIFUL Grner the beautiful as you go Wait not for a time of leisure IV u IV v - i The hours of toil may be long and slow And the moments few of pleasure But beauty strays toy the common ways And calls to the dullest being Then let not thine ear be deaf to hear Or thine eye be slow in seeing Kind nature calls from her varied halls il will give you balm for sadness ISet the sunsets gleam and the laugh of the member she added impressively it stream must be obtained if there is any this Awaken thoughts of gladness - bird should pour bis song by thy door side the Chinese empire The baby does If aLet thy heart respond with singing not require Hettys attention at pres- ¬ The winds and the trees have harmonies ent and while you are gone she and I That may set thy joy bells ringln will do all that we can There is no time Pause oft by a flower in its leafy bower tc lose I assure you And feast thine eye on its beauty With these words Mrs Pettibone queen hath bliss no rarer than this A Tis thy privilege and duty arose and buckled on her armor so to And oh when the shout of a child rings speak out A tour of investigation revealed the And its face is bright with gladness fact that there was in the pantry a Let it kindle the shine of joy in thine And banish care and sadness stack cake which might do in case there was no time to prepare a better Then gather the beautiful by your way while the cream which had been set It was made for the souls adorning Tis a darksome path which no radiance aside for churning was still sweet and j ii hath At noon at eve in the morning Hard is the soil where we delve and toil In the homely field of duty But the hand of our king to us doth fling The shining flowers of beauty Companion r Anna IT Henderson in far things wore rather a cheerful outlook and as time sped on all that Mrs Pettibones active hands could ef- ¬ Womans Home fect and a good deal that her active ¬ So could be utilized mifflmtmimiiiimmfimm LOVEDST THE KITCHEN BY HENRY C WOOD VAlWAWWWWimVAWWWiMA claimed Mr Pettibone J3 decided emphasis that his TJLESS my heart suddenly with hand ex- - brain suggested was happily accomplished until the preliminaries had assumed such shape that with an expe- ¬ rienced hand to complete what had been so well begun an excellent dinner might shortly be forthcoming When an hour had slipped rapidly by however and another was on the wane Mrs Pettibone grew restless and un ¬ easy at the protracted stay of her hus band and consumed a good deal of her valuable time in running to the corner of the house to see if help was near at ¬ ¬ i i i T I wife such looked up inquiringly from her work What is the matter my dear she asked as her husband abruptly put down his newspaper and gazed over at her in a helpless sort of way It entirely escaped my memory he continued contritely feeling carefully through his various pockets and final- ¬ ly producing a crumpled and rather untidy note which he had fished up from the profound depths of one of Here is something that Clarence Stewart asked me to hand you the other them ii I If ill n if IMt I l I H day and I quite forgot it until this mo- nent He and two or three of the girls Blanche May and Lida I think he said however the note will tell you are coming out to spend a day with us That will be delightful acknowl- ¬ edged Mrs Pettibone serenely I shall be ever so glad to see them and they have been promising me this visit for quite awhile I am truly glad they have been thoughtful enough to send me word and not take me unawares for I wish ample time for preparation My reputation as housekeeper is at stake and I am especially anxious that everything shall be as near perfection as possible When do they speak of coming I suppose the note states my love answered Mr Pettibone with some show of nervousness and with a guilty look overspreading his countenance You know I have carried it around in my pocket for a day or two and and I believe to day is the one they have appointed Mrs Pettibone let the note drop from her fingers and looked at her remorse ul spouse in speechless astonishment and reproach I am sure nry dear I am extremely sorry began Mr Pettibone meekly I dont know how I came to forget it but I did entirely Octavius Pettibone exclaimed his wife in tones that spoke volumes Indeed my dear it was awfully careless of me Ill admit began Mr Pettibone then stopped abruptly for want of extenuating circumstances And you have been carrying this note around in your pocket ever since it was given you continued Mrs Pet- tibone like an avenging Nemesis Yes acknowledged Mr Pettibone humbly but I hope it will not serious- ¬ ly inconvenience you my love It would be passing strange if it did Mr Pettibone seeing that it is only about three hours till train time no preparations whatever have been made and T have given cook a holiday that she might visit her sister who is sick J am unable to recall any more pro- ¬ pitious circumstances just at present said Mrs Pel tibone in the calmness of despair Read the note dear perhaps this is not the day after all suggested Mr Pettibone with the eagerness of the drowning man for the straw Seizing the bare hope Mrs Pettibone picked up the fallen note and read aloud My Dear Iaura In response to your kind invitation several times extended to spend a day with you our particular quar- ¬ tette it is unnecessary to mention names will if it meets your approbation do our- ¬ selves that honor on Thursday next unless we hear from you to tne contrary We have kleas much exalted in regard to the delights of rural life and long to see you in the midst of your Arcadian pursuits I will not extend my note with any news or choice bits of gossip but will reserve them until 1 see you Affectionately HLANCI IE DESMOND each succeeding five minutes as if the minute hand on the clock was the needle that registered her feelings and she found it a difficult task to bestow the proper attention on the making of her transparent pies As train time approached and yet no sign of her absent lord she had reached almost a fever of excitement and while the pies were being removed from the oven and placed upon a shelf to cool the whistle blew and the train came speed ¬ ing through the spring clad country pausing for a brief space at the station only half a mile from the pretty cottage of the Pettibones and just out of view behind a green hillock When the pastry had been hastily placed on the shelf Mrs Pettibone ran cut to take another look and this time was rewarded by seeing her guests duly appear over the hill and stroll leisurely along the pleasant country lane A sigh escaped her at the sight for she had faintly hoped that some kind interposition of Providence short of a railway accident would delay the visit- ¬ ors until a more propitious time What will they think at finding no one at the station to welcome tihem And what can have detained Mr Petti ¬ bone so long thought his wife as she turned her steps toward the house Before she reached it there was an alarming clatter in the kitchen and a little shriek that Hetty evidently voiced Hastening on a scene met the eyes of the mistress that was calculated to make considering the attendant cir- ¬ cumstances a stouter heart than hers grow faint The stovepipe had abruptly severed all connection between chimney and stove and had descended to the com- ¬ mon level of the floor and not content to play this prank alone had coerced the shelf of pashy into joining in the spree whereupon the vicinity of the stove presented a chaotic mingling of disjointed pipe and transparent pies with a liberal sprinkling of soot over everything even Hettys horrified countenance as she stood near by root- ¬ ed to the spot in absolute dismay Mrs Pettibone took in the unhappy situation at a glance and then sank down on the nearest seat also sooty and burst into tears In the mlorst of her weeping the guests arrived their laughter and mer- ¬ riment jarring unpleasantly upon the overtaxed nerves of the miserable host- ¬ ess who hastily dried her tears and bade Hetty show the company into the parlor where she would join them pres Pettibones restlessness increased with When two hours had passed Mrs entty Hetty presented herself at the door after first rubbing her hands over her face once or twice with the pleasing result of distributing the spot a little more evenly over her light brown coun- ¬ ¬ -- nd joys said Mrs Pet ¬ tibone with a little groan there is no possibility oi smv error and what are am to do with thei i get dinner J j To day is Thursday tenance Is your mistress well asked Blanche Desmond as she paused in the hall while the others entered the par- ¬ lor for she felt confident that something was amiss by the tone of things in general coupled with the sooty dec- ¬ orations on Hettys face She aint feelin very well- right now answered the truthful hand ¬ maiden who had not been cautioned to preserve a discreet silence What is the matter questioned Blanche Avhose curiosity was by no means satisfied by Hettys answer Why the stovepipe fell down awhile ago and just mashedan Tuined all the nice pies Mis Laura had made anscat tered soot over all the other things an cooks gone away an Mr Pettibone is out now tryin to find somebody to help ¬ - Isnt lieu- something cold that we Good gracious exclaimed Blanch u ijhi io them and explain masters aghast at this formidable array of mis Mr Vol ibone thoughtfulfortunes Is that all j I - A to be sure responded his wife fthh Ucitled ting of irony in her ue Since you have suggested it J hnk there is soiup oooi buttermilk in iie dairy ioMbly some cream and I am sure Uiex is an abundance of cool i C in die icehouse We might pass The h a lesm I think it is responded Hetty thoughtfully not quite sure that she had enumerated the entire cata- ¬ logue 4 Poor dear woman rp Blanche exclaimed followed her guide straightway to the around frequently through the day j kitchen where she discovered her Where is she impulsively and the auditors report Do you mean to say that we lose with laughter 3000000 a year in wintering our The quartette had come out for a holi- hogs day were dressed in washable goods Yes thats you do If you mostly and were eager for anything kill them all inwhatfall you will have the savoring of novelty so that when a left in your cribs 3000100 worth of little later Mr Pettibone returned with corn to sell Atlanta Constitution many misgivings and a very verdant girl but little older than Hetty he was COINING RUPEES IN INDIA considerably astonished at the sight of Are Going four pretty cooks in long aprons and Natives Doing a f roni Plaofc to Place Mints Work as busy as bees in the kitehen while A British army officer just returned handsome Clarence Stewart sat at the ¬ door in his shirt sleeves shelling peas from India told me the other day a custory which should be edifying and casting especially admiring glances rious currency reformers He to all had ac ¬ at one of the aforementioned cooks When troubles come they come not cumulated during his service there a considerable quantity of old silver singly but in battalions quoted Stey which possessed only an ordinary bar art after the host had given a pathetic- value He did not want to encounter ally ludicrous account of his search and expense bringing after the unattainable as he face the bother England andofso as he the¬ extiously expressed it and an hour spent metal to at the blacksmith shop while a wheel pressed it he sent it to a native to be coined into rupees was being mended have been But the Indian In a brief time both host and hostess shut down for yearsmintsinterrupted in I entered heartily into the humor of the some surprise situation and a merrier set had never Oh yes he assented with a peculbefore convened under the Pettibone iar look but you know the rupee is roof corned just as freely in India to day There were no idle hands government closed Vegetables were gathered and pre as it was before the pared strawberries picked salad com- the mints Seeing that I was puzzled he gave pounded a new sort of cake successful the slightest emfoarrass ly baked chicken temptingly fried am- me withoutextraordinary explanation ment this ber coffee made flaky biscuit fashioned were open Even when the delightful cream frozen until from ab- more rupees were mints by private coined solute misfortune matters took a high coiners than by the government The ly satisfactory turn are made in sil- ¬ Blanche directed and assisted her savings of the natives other orna-¬ corps of willing auxiliaries as if she ver bracelets rings andnecessary for When had been to the kettles born while ments to turn a it became part of their resources Clarence Stewart appeared to relish the themmoney they did by employing a it bondage under which he served though into native coiner to turn ihe metal into it was far from being an easy one for rupees It is a country of vast disthe freezer had to be kept in constant tances and the natives could not send motion until the perspiration bedewed to a government mint the flushed faces of both himself and their ornaments miles away The native Mr Pettibone as they took turns at the perhaps 1000 from place to place and coiner traveled congealing process like a country tinker to Verily you two shall have your re- hutwas hut just all day turning sil- ¬ glad He ward said Blanche encouragingly for ver bangles to work into rupees weight for when the ices come to be served I shall perhaps one rupee as his weight recall to the mind of our hostess the in- reward for And very good rupees they dustry you have displayed and yours turned out too They are current shall be the lions share everywhere and nobody questions Indeed I was seriously thinking of them Of course the practice is ille- ¬ not giving Mr Pettibone any dinner at gitimate and when the mints were all as a punishment for not delivering closed the government tried to your note at the proper time said his first a stop to it but not with much suc- ¬ put wife shaking her finger reproachfully cess Now it is winked at by the au- ¬ at him thorities for the situation in India to As this is the first case on record oi day is too threatening for any interfera man carrying around in his pockets ence which is notabsolutelynecessary letters he should have delivered I think Chicago Tribune he ought to be pardoned interposed Stewart gravely and everyone laughed Wires xi Protection Aninst Lightning People living in cities are prone to Finally dinner was announced and with faces a good deal rosier and appe- believe that the increasing numoer of tites certainly heartier the party sat telephone telegraph and trolley wires increase the danger from electric down to table contrary the maze Not to the Mother of Invention which storms On the and lessens the necessity created but to her charming of wires is a protection shown that where daughters was the toast Stewart of- danger since it isthe electricity they attract fered which was drunk in the11 most the wires hold it and discharge it only at the delicious of fresh cool buttermilk wires in the central station end Not to the lords of creation but to The of theis that of the 200 lightning fact the humble and willing slaves of the accidents every year only an average kitchen Blanche offered in tunCand of 40 occur in the cities The trees in this was received with even heartier ap- - the country are a far greater danger plause they account for the proportion of four Blanche you are a jewel of a girl cases in the country to one in the city a pearl of great price said Mrs- - Petti Edward W Bok in Ladies Home bone affectionately as they stood alone journal on the front porch while the others had Why started slowly down the road in the di- ¬ You will make It was little Georgje Gumpp who rection of the station wondered when memory failed him one of the best of wives So Clarence tried to make me be during the history recitation why if lieve to day when he was helping in the history repeats itself why why dont Judge kitchen answered Blanche demurely it It is a secret as yet she added with Modest a glad smile while her friend pressed a Uncle Were y our college exer The hearty kiss of congratulation onber cises a success rosy lips The Nephew Well 1 rather think Time has proven that both MrsPetr we gave congress afevpoiiiteis--- N ct tibone and Clarence Stwwart Journal j aright N Y Ledger vr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ replied Blanche sooth- ¬ ingly But cheer up we shall get on famously never fear Perhaps you are ignorant of the fact that May Lida and I have become proficient members of a¬ cooking club and can get up a breakfast dinner or tea in capital style and on short notice Just furnish us a big apron apiece and we will prove our capabilities m a very short while That would be a novel idea indeed responded Mrs Pettibone with a little incredulous laugh I am really in earnest said Blanche Only get us the aprons and I will prove the truth of my words What Have my visitors come to the kitchen and cook their own dinners Never emphatically cried the hostess What Have a party of healthy vounsr people come to spend the day with a friend and find her minus a cook and literally with soot to her eyes and yet lend no helping hand Never re- ¬ torted the guest quite as emphatically So go at once and wash your face and hands they really need it dear while I bring out Clarence Stewart to assist your small maid in putting up the stove- ¬ pipe Dont look sty shocked Laura he is sufficiently able bodied to undertake the job I assure you and besides lam a little curious to know how much abil ity of this kind he possesses she added Then bustling the hostess away to remove the sooty insignia of her new role and also to hunt up enough large aprons for the trio and giving Hetty some useful hints about talcing up the soot carefully Blanche joined her friends in the parlor and depicted the situation in such a humorous way that the company were almost convulsed nerves sorely RIPE KClGS COMFORT IN CORSETS Information Jerry- Rusk Obtained Hints Which the Average Womm from a Western Farmer Will Find Usefal and Timely Gov Husk happened to drive over the Unless a figure is largely out of pro- ¬ state line once into Wisconsin looking portion there is no real necessity in this at the farms He was particularly lay of having corsets made to order struck with one farm on which he But it is quite necessary that a corset found everything in first class order should be fit to the figure as carefully and riding up to the house inquired the as a glove or a boot is fitted One make name of the owner when a tall German Df corset may fit you perfectly in the came out and gave his name as Theo ¬ bust but the waist may be too short dore Louis or too lonjg or thie hips too snug or What do you regard as the greatest loose Pitting is done at all first class wealth producing agency in agricul- ¬ houses free of charge and it is time ture the governor asked him well spent in having your corset prop- ¬ The hog was the sententious re- - erly fitted Fewwomenhaving secured the right Upon what do you base this state ¬ kind of corset know how to lace it t ment There should be two lacing strings He lifts more mortgages than any¬ silk being better than any other one thing else reaching from the top to the waist The conversation which ensued de ¬ tine and one from the waist line to the veloped the fact that Louis had once bottom edge of the oorset The cor- ¬ been what is called an all wheat farmer set can then be laced comfortably at and kept constantly sinking into debt the waist as closely or as tightly as one He decided that something had to be wishes without compressing the bust done quickly or there would be very and forcing the flesh at the back over little left for Louis so he decided to try the top of the corset Then too the the hog The first year he made a lit- corset can be adjusted about the hips tle money the second year he made and over the abdomen without discom more and then he became thoroughly fort and ungainly lines as is the case Interested The result was that he when only one lacing is used became recognized as a great authority A woman who dresses a great deal on hogs His neighbors took up his and always up to the occasion really example and mortgages began to be needs a variety of corsets A decollete lifted until finally there was not one gown calls for a- low cut corset that on record against that community conforms to the shape o the bodice How long would you keep a hog 7 while a tailor made costume requires a as Gov Husk t corset high above the bust and long on I would not keep him I would kill the abdomen The negligee robe de him chambre has a corset that is merely When a bust support The bicycle corset is When he is ripe usually a ventilated affair made quite When is he ripe short from the waist down and has When he is fat fewer bones thou any other The cor¬ Wouldnt it pay to keep the hog for set for the empire gown is little more two or three years than a belt showing little or no bust I tried that once said Louis I curve And so it goes making the took a hog in the fall and weighed him wearing of corsets a thing of comfort ¬ - HUMOROUS She Your friend Owen seems to have run into debt pretty deep He Bun into debt He scorched - VJM r - m v lesfc Statesman Indolent An ImportantException Dey sell Ivers reading the paper installmentplan nearly everyting on de Except Dry Dugan dese days Puck beer She Now Another Thrust woman has a listen here the average He vocabulary of only 8000 words she uses them all Yes but remember Detroit Free Press every day Before a man is 30 he Statistical falls in love with every pretty girl he And after he is 30 Yes looks at he falls in love with evexy pretty girl Chicago Becord who looks at him Hellor A Lucky Man Spriggs see you old man Im awfully glad to out again I heard that the doctors gave Bowles Yes I guess Id you up Cleveland have died if they hadnt Leader mWSm j -- Si i 751 s t rf Jijkt i M k it SAYW 9J - ivlVr XT V - rJf- - Barclay Wyckoff So your uncle was 88 years old when he died Did he retain full possession of his faculties PelhamParker I er really couldnt say The will hasnt been read yet JV Sr Tit Bits ought to buy a whole barrel of flour Its getting higher every day Iknow Lack of Coordination John you i I it is Maria and I have been surprised fect on your biscuits une that it doesnt have a more buoyant ef ¬ Chicago Tribi took my corn and weighed it When spring came the corn was all gone and the hog weighed about what he did in the fall That made me say next year that I would kill my hogs in the fall and save my corn How much does it cost to keep a hog through the winter Three dollars How many hogs winter in Minne sota and One million I ¬ I have just looked at ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - i fg -- - Washington Star Historical Data Chicago Teacher In what year did Columbus land Class No answer Teacher Come if properly fitted Cantany of you tell Bright Boy The tendency among women to take up physical culture and athletics has I dont remember the exact year not driven out corsets but has done mum but it was before the fire N Y Weekly much toward improving them Modern times have seen the anatomy of the hu He Beads the Papers Mother man figure so carefully studied that How comes it that your shirt is on thie corset has become an element of and one stocking miss ¬ Have you been swimming comfort and some physicians say of ing Son good health Well mother if youre going to be To be laced in the general accept- an investigating committee I simply ance of the term is now considered the cant remember anything about it height of vulgarity It is quite natur Leslies Weekly al the waist should be smaller than the CROWDED JAVA bust or hips but it need not be fairly strangled into an hour glass shape Trrenty Fonr Million People on an What is wanted in a corset is plenty of Island the Size of Xew Yorlc State room at the bust and on the hips with Every few miles there wrere open red no pressure on the ribs to interfere tiled pavilions built over the highways with breathing Pew of us are con- ¬ as Tef uges for man and beast from the structed on the lines of the ideal figure scorching sun of one season and the so that much of the beauty of our form cloud burst showers of the rainy half depends upon a good fitting corset of the year Twice we foundbusy pass ¬ Womans Home Companion ers going onin groves beside these rest houses picturesque gatherings of HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY men women and children and displays If You Are Dead Broke Own Up like of fowls fruits nuts vegetables grain sugar spices gums and flowers that a Little Man Dead broke is not an accurate term tempted one to linger and enjoy and to It is relative A millionaire considers photograph every foot of the passers himself dead broke when he finds that area The main road was crowded ailhe has only a V in his pocket Men of the way like a city street and around less means think they are dead broke these passers the highway hummed when they can find but a quarter or a with voices One can believe in the density of the half in their pockets But with the mass of people who havent very much population 24000000 people on this even when at their best dead broke island of 49187 square miles about the means that condition in which a man size of the state of New York when ha finds himself without a nickel in his sees the people trooping along thesa pockets Pennies dont cut any ice country roads and he can well under Even three of four of them wont pay a stand why every foot of land is culti car fare and when a man hasnt car vated how even in the benevolent land fare the walk to Cumminsville at mid ¬ of the banana every onemust oroduca something must work or starve Men night seems long awfully long me the other and boys toiled to the passer bent ovet Thats what ailed night said a resident of that suburb with the weight of one or two mon i strous jackfruits or durians on thefr I didnt have a nickel to my name not a nick And you bet it was warm backs A woman with a baby swinging So I triedi to work the conductor When in the slandang over her shoulder had he struck me I felt in my pockets first tied cackling chickens to the back of one then the other and then looked her belt and trudged on comfortably under her umbrella and a boy slung 3 dazed I had a nickel I said but blame brace of ducks from each end of a shoul dei pole and trotted gayly to thtf me if I know where it is Too thin old man said the heart- ¬ passer less man in blue Youll have to walk The kampongs or villages when nob a little just for a change as you havent hidden in palm and plantain groves be got it Think of a man getting off a hind fancy bamboo fences were rows of open houses on each side of thehlgh joke like that walked but not far Tried an waj and we reviewed nature life at I other conductor wTith the same racket leisure while the ponies were changed Didnt work He was heartless also I The friendly gentle little brown peo- ¬ knew Id get home if the cars kept run ¬ ple welcomed us with amused and em- ¬ ning butthe last car would be due soon barrassed smiles when our curiosity as Then I thought of the old motto Hon ¬ to sarong painting lacquering and esty is the best policy Ill try it on mat weaving carried us into the family I gbt on the car and held up my circle The dark round eyed star head When the man with the badge cjed babies and children showed no came along I said fear or shyness and the tiniest ones Im dead broke old man Let me their soft little warm brown bodies take a sneak home will you Walkings bore of ever a garment save the cotton awful hot a night like this slandang in which they cuddle so con ¬ That worked to a charm He was fidingly under the mothers protecting the best conductor I ever saw He knew arm let us lift and carry and play I was telling the truth The others with tbem at will Eliza Buhama Scid thought I was lying and I was but not more in Century in the way they thought All he said A Favorite Occuphtion was In England as elsewhere In the All right old fellow Dont give me vrorld good behavior convicts and away though those whose terms are soon to expire Not on your life I said Then I curled up andslept the sleep of the just are put at work that is lighter clean and the righteous Hereafter Im go ir and generally more pleasant than ing to tell the truth cost what it may1 that which the less favored unfortu ¬ nates have to do Mowing hay with the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune old fashioned scythe is one of the Potted Pigreon choice occupations in the early summer Clean ttien stuff the pigeons with vith those of Englands wards who are dressing made as for turkey Sew them Jcemed available material for extra up and tniss put them in a kettle with consideration Still mowing with a water enough to cover them and boil scythe is not at all easy work and half an hour then take up and drain the armed guards watch over ¬ roll them in flour and fry brown in vored few as over the unjust these fa and un pork fat thicken the liquo in which trusty Colliers Weekly they were boiled with flour pepper Bul Plnce to Keep It salt cloves mace and catsup put the Dont be so severe on the signals pigeons in this gravj-- and simmer two hours serve in the gravy add one half service officer he means to give ua gloss of claret if 3 ou choose Boston good weather Then why doesnt he Globe Well you know how hard it is for a Sancc for Peach Pnddlngr man to find anjthing in a bureau One pint of milk put to boil leaving Detroit Free Press out two or three tablespoonfuls to drawer moisten two tablespoonfuls of flour Nice Plnce to Fall In the milk put four tablespoonfuls oi He seems anicts enough chap but sugar When the milk comes to a boil cant understand why people hrejil-stir in the flour Let it cook a few mo ways falling oji his neck the tvaytney ments then add one tablespoonful of butter Flavor as you lik Albany v Perhaps youdont kno What icwx Journal v off thing 5wij ¬ We have parted for ¬ Positive ever said the young man sadly She is never going to write to me airam Are you sure of that asked his sym- ¬ Yes She told meso pathetic friend in each of her last three letters wrong-side-o- ut n ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ -- ¬ v heiItrMtywfc -- - i X Ii a THIS BOURBON NEWS TUESDlY SEPTEMBER 28 1897 cures painful swollen smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and THE CAMPHOR TREE ¬ tThe kind and size of hive is a most bunionsageIts the greatest comfort discovery s Foot And so youd It Can Be Planted Successfully in bewildering question for beginners of the shoesAllen easv Ease makes tight esque face he said or new feel It is a certain cure The hive to meet the demands of bee- For sweating callous hot tired aching feet Some Southern States like to know something about Madre RY ALFRED R CALHOUK Camphor trees may be grown either keepers in general is the one with thu Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe dOro fc Trial I told him that I should if he thought f rom seed or from cuttingsas They are least fixtures The Quimby frame or- stores S25cOlmsted package FREE Write to Allen LeRoy N Y the trees one of about that size has won the fausually grown from seed me worthy of his confidence It is a secret he said in a half whis ¬ fruit abundantly and seedlings can be pvor of the apiarist in this locality The One bad thing about the Klondike gold WAS my fortune some years ago to per but then what does it matter if crown more easily than cuttincrs The hive we prefer is made of seven eighth country is that it affords an excuse for so be connected with aurveyingparty the world knew so long as only one seeds are collected at maturity in Oc- - inch pine planed on both sides 20 inch many crank inventors to annoy people by they are going tober and November and after drying square outside measure and 12 inches telling of the fool machinesChicago Record through western New Mexico and man can find the place to build to get them there ¬ white sand or some - jMjJtftfjMtfUM IV llrt1rt La ffldure uunj fc The night before he left he dre me to one de and sitting down with his back to a tree and the flames of a neighboring fire lighting up his pictur AGRICULTURAL HINTS HIVES MADE AT HOME Tkese rritli the Least Fixtures Ar the Most Satisfactory It Shake Into Yoar Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet NEEY0TJS PE0STEAT1M A Efew Jersey Woman Express Her Gratitude to Mrs Pink ham for Relief Will you kindly allow me writes Miss Mary B Saidt to Mrs Pinkham the pleasure of expressing my grati ¬ tude for the wonderful relief I have experienced by taking your Compound I suffered for a long time with nervons prostration ana general debility caused by falling iPiPzifrKrtfifi9PiPiiF -- r whose line of examination lay into Ari zona along the thirty fifth parallel wliere a railroad is now built A wilder country than that was at that time would be difficult to imagine Par apart there were a few wretched United States posts called1 by courtesy forts tout the Navajoes and the Aroaches the latter under the famed Chief Cochise made it unpleasant trav¬ eling through the lofty mountains and across the sterile mesas that distinguish Every man tin our party walked with his rifle at hisback and his pistols in his 3elt Trad when we lay down on our ibhmkets at night our weapons were within easy reach and our pickets were as carefully posted as if we were in the presence rdf an enemy as indeed we nriight be said to be at all times for though we ddd not often catch sight of the wily savages we had every reason to believe that they never lost sight -- What place The place where all the gold in these rocks and streams comes from L Madre dOro the Mother of Gold Ah thousands have died trying to find the place anditmaybethatnowthat Iknow where it is I may not be permitted to¬ enter it for you know the Aztecs believe that the wonderful valley is en- ¬ that land ipropefly called the great continental al divide or watershed is crossed by trails near the latitude mentioned son was confident sev--er- to taSierraMadre or the mother moun tamaslhe early Spanish explorers very f chanted Indeed Yes and I am inclined to that belief myself but then I have spent so many long dreary years searching that it would not do to lose heart now that un ¬ told wealth is within my reach I agreed with him and by careful questioning I drew out of him his story of the valley of gold which I subse quently found to be an established belief among the miners of the northern Mexican states and to them it came without doubt from the Aztecs who were once the masters of all this land Using my own language this was the account in which he firmly believed Within a hundred miles of the place where we were then encamped was the wonderful valley of rgold and Levi Bron ¬ are packed in sharp similar material to keep them fresh un ¬ til the time of planting in spring About the last of March they are sown in drills in the seed bed The soil of the seed bed should be a good sandy loam mixed with aToout one third leaf mold The seed bed should be kept moist but not too wet and should be shaded from the direct rays of the sun if the weather is warm The best soil temperature for germinating camphor seeds is from 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit The temperature of the atmosphere may be ten degrees higher The seedlings will 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the most noted being Campbells pass act location 60 miles to the west of Fort Wingate The valley was an the heart of the Tvhad riddeni ahead in this pass with Sierra Madre mountains walled in by rtwo troopers to make some topograph ¬ towering rocks and accessible only by ical examinations and was about five a secret passage through which flowed miles in the advance of the main party a stream that excepting on one day rtvhenan exclamation from one of the amevery year filled up the passage and -- that he knew the ex- poldders caused me to rein in my horse made ingress impossible land to ask the cause of the alarm I saw an Injun sir up there in the rwoodsV said the soldier indicating the direction with his carbine In an instant we were dismounted i and watching with our bridles overoux arms and our carbines ready After waiting some minutes I began to think the man was mistaken and jwas about to give the order to remount when a horse plunged down the teep mountain side and a glance told me that the remarkable looking person on the creatures back was neither Apache mor Navajoe but a white man like our-- ¬ selves This riders long hair and laeard looked to be as white as the snow on the distant mountain peaks and his costume was a fantastic though decidedly picturesque cross between the dress of a Mexican and that of a northwest The pommel of his saddle ¬ hunter tons on his leggings the stock of his long rifle and the hilts of his pistols and lenif e fairly flashed with silver He was well mounted and rode in a way gthat showed- that the years jthatlhad irosted his hair had not lessened his wonderful skill as a horseman He came fearlessly toward us and shook hands saying as he did so with the manner of an educated man My name is Levi Bronson did you ever -- the but- ¬ hear of me before -- -- I told Mr Bronson I never had heard of him before but to save his pride for the confession seemed to give him pain I added I am a civil engineer and have not been long in this region A civil engineer he repeated What do you want in these moun- tains and he waved his hands about him and looked as if he thought mean intruder I told him that if he rode back toward our party with me Iwould explain our object at the same time T expressed my surprise that any man should venture into such a dangerous territory- alone - This valley is small hi extent and perfectly circular Through it the river flows cool and clear and filled with fish whose scales aregolden Thebanksare masses of variegated flowers and trees ever in blossom made delightful shades and fairy like arbors Birds of the sweetest song and most exquisite plumage of varieties unknown to the outer world make vocal this wonderful valley and flash through its dark green foliage like animated blossoms Running across this wonderful valley there is a belt 40 feet in width on which no vegetation grows for the belt is the top of a wall- of gold that flashes with indescribable brilliancy when the sun balances in midheaven and looks lovingly down on Madre dOro The old Aztec priests know well this valley and so they still cherish the belief that Montezuma will again appeal in the flesh to lead them against the Spanish conquerors whom they have never ceased to hate They think the wealth necessary to regain their liberties will come from this vallej But one white man ever saw it and that was a Spaniard named Jose Alvar rez who entered through the subterranean passage and being discovered by the guardian priests was sacrificed to the sun on- the golden ledge And you know where this wonderful valley is I asked Levi Bronson when he had finished his description Yes he replied I am sure I could lead you within ono mile of the place Are you going there -- in depth with hand holes in the sides The upper and lower stories are alike The front board is inch narrower thus leaving an entrance by 20 inches A slat by 20 inches is used to by control the size of the entrance The bottom board has a cleat 1 by 1 inch on each end to prevent curling around on the under side If two boards are used they should be matched The rabbet on which the frames hang is furnished with improved tin The alighting board has a cleat by inch on each end and is G by 20 inches A piece of inch hoop iron 5 inches long is bent almost on a square one is nailed at each end of the alighting board or the top side by one end the other end has a three cornered hole to be hung on two screws one at each end at the proper height to bring the top of the alighting board even with the lowei side of the entrance The bottom board as well as the upper and lower stories are held in place by the Van Deuser hive clamp the may be used without The furniture for this hive consists of a division board 11 by 18 y8 inches witl top bar ys by by 19 inches scanl measure It is made of y2 inch lumbei with a cleat by inch on each end tc prevent curling The frames are 17 by 11 inches outside measure The top bar is made so as to form s comb guide and is 19 inches scant The bottom bars are by 1 by 16 inches the ends 11 by 1 inches The hive contains the division board and from to 12 frames according to the re Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Klines There is probably nothing in this world as variable as the stories of a quarrel told by each side Washington Democrat of the womb It seemed as though my back would never stop ach BHOcker ChamhersburgPamails School Report Card samples free to teach era Write THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattle common 2 25 400 Select butchers 6 00 CALVES Fair to good light 3 35 HOGS Common 4 10 Mixed packers 4 25 Light shippers ing icouia had dull headaches I was weary all the time and life was a burden to me I sought the seashore for relief but all not sleep I Cincinnati Sept SHEEP Choice Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red LAMBS Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork 1 3 25 5 00 3 60 2 4 7 4 4 4 3 5 27 75 40 25 10 No3red 20 40 65 40 90 93 91 31 21 21 8 75 H 2 50 2 10 5 25 Lard Prime steam BDTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice oreamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl v NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent No 2red CORN No 2 mixed J V 47 9 00 Si 9 12 4 30 12 275 22 2 25 45 9734 24 X AZJ a OATS Mixed PORK New Mess 9 00 LARD Western 2VA 9 25 4 80 5 10 95 91 Vt medicine a trial I took two bottles and was cured I can cheerfully state if more ladies would only give your medicine a fair trial they would bless the day they saw the advertisement and there would be happier homes Imean to do all I can for you in the future I have vou alone to thank for my re- coverv for which I am very grateful Miss Maky E Saidt Jobstown N J 11 fWVw iiuwmmk MfmhmTmWv 1li x in vain On my return I resolved to give your FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No2 PORK Mess LARD Steam CHICAGO 5 00 94 s I tiAvrommre seif actw ynnnn onunniosHMiERoim f iirr 28 19 wnnrF vm same Tires jtf CAMPHOR TREE A young leafy shoot scale one third B flower cluster life size C fruit life size - - ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - thenx iand nursed them back to health when they-- sickened before the men of my race came to slay and starve them Ah I sometimes blush for the white blood in my veins There was a strange gleam in his e3es as he spoke and I concluded that the stranger was not well balanced I told hinr the object of our survey which had the Pacific ocean for its objective point and a railroad for its conclusion but the information did not please him It is folly to build a railroad through a wilderness he said What is there tto support a railroad here and again he waved liis long arms at the forest Mcovered hills I told him that railroads had become ithe pioneers of civilization and that jalong their tracks farms and villages tfiiid cities sprang up That may be an other places he aBftid great medicine man who lived with I know the Indians and the In¬ dians know me said this remarkable man I am to them the Silver Chief a cut they are not generally set in straight orchard rows but cultivation there is performed almost exclusively by hand labor There are no records showing results of regular orchard planting- hence the distances at which trees should be planted must be determined by the size and form of the trees and the method of cultivationand of procuring the gum They may be set closely in rows about ten feet apart and alternate rows cut and reset every five years thus producing bush like plants of ten jears growth They may be planted in cheeks ten feet square and alternate trees cut every ten or twelve years or they may be planted in 1 am And you are not afraid of the guar larger checks and all of the trees be cut at the age of 15 or 20 years dian priests There are not sufficient data obtain ¬ Xo for I am a doctor and I have practiced my profession for years among able upon which to base definite state- ¬ ments as to the best methods of plant ¬ ing or the age at which the trees may be cut with greatest profit for the pro ¬ duction of gum A recent English con sular report from Japan states that - i I Z jrr r T 2 although J Vp5- HA jgSrrZ - from whichhitherto the youngest wood r camphor was extracted was - 11 a W y vw about 70 to SO years old it is expected r-r that under the present scientific man- ¬ agement the trees will give equally good results after 25 or 30 years Camphor of good quality has been produced in Florida from the leaves and twigs of trees less than 20 years old one pound of crude gum being obtained from 77 pounds of leaves and twigs The trees will endure severe pruning with little apparent injury One third of the leaves and young shoots may be removed at one time without materially checking the growth of the tree The largest proportion of camphor is con- ¬ tained in the older larger roots the ¬ ¬ grow well at higher temperature but are likely to lack vigor and hardiness The seedlings may be grown in pots which will facilitate transplanting at any time or they maybe transplanted in nursery rows early in April when one year old Plants two years old arei generally regarded as best for final planting At this age they vary from 20 to 40 inches in height When set out for ornamental pur- poses the camphor tree may be expect ed to grow in favorable situations about as rapidly as a LeConte pear and to require about as much room in Japan where the law requires that a j new tree shall be set out for every one I -- quirements of the swarm it contains I prefer an upper entrance to 6 shade board it saves the bees going Upstairs on foot and the result is more honey When the flow of honey is large as in the clover and basswood season the upper entrance should be full size when the second story is first set on and the flow light the entrance should be small When the robbers get in line ol battle and when the nierhts become cold toward fall the entrance should b nearly closed Rural World POULTRY FEED BOX Hie iFowls from Trampling Upon Tliclr Rations Despite all Ihat has ever been said tc the contrary the idea still prevails in some sections that poultry can get along- and even thrive if their food is presented to them in the simplest man ner This is a mistake Where soft food is given it is generally trampled upon by aU the birds before it is fully aten and in consequence they are compelled -- 8 10 8 15 4 35 5 10 96 rnrt WM Ijyir LABEL if thegenuine 93 m n ANDQET BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Oats No 2 white Rve No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRATN Wheat No 2 Oats No Corn No 2 mixed 2 mixed Corn Mixed iHARTSHDiJ 75 90 s4Ufi 4 25 5214 jy 25J 55 4 35 4 10 4 90 5 00 95 2HS 20 SOUTHERN Homeseekers Goiiie Kvery homeseeker should address either J F A Q l A Manchester Ia W A KELT3ND A G P A Louisville Ky or S G HATCH D P A Cincinnati O for a free copy of the IIII1VOIS CENTRAL RAILROADS MERRY LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent RAlN-Wheat- -No 2red PORK Messs LARD Steam Corn Mixed Oats Mixed 3 75 4 00 93 31 Yi 21 SOUTHERN HOMESEEKERS GUISE It Iveejs 9 50 ifl 4 75 Weeks Scale Works ffiSSaSSFBUFFALO cVifa HY ¬ Z -- SI ¬ 5VVi and see anything EsbsSMg320gasa07 GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE tr r tr tc and helo that she can aet from it in other wavs If V you nave Proved to yourself that Pearline washes IUUiVJ IVI lllJbUIIVV lit W XCl Jly UUtlVJl C VJ y 3afest way you ought to be ready to believe that Pearline 0Sao is the best for washing- - and cleaning everything That s the truth anyway Try it Into every drop of water thats to be used for cleansing put some Pearline m if The woman pinned downbe have to i to one or two uses of Pearlineotahp vV ollr WIYwr will tlirrmrinrr own nil tyt - CONVENIENT FEED BOX ¬ ¬ v If 1 M xh-A-zr afr zjvi ft- Sj I ¬ to devour jo more or less amount of diit which is usually of such a nature as to be no good to them In order to avoid this I would suggest that a feedbox be made having a door of slats made of laths as shown herewith also on the side opposite from the door I should have slats as seen from the inside of the box Place the food in this shut the door and the fowls can reach the food from each side readily between the slats but cannot soil it Furthermore a dish of water can be set within it and the fowls can reach through and drink but they cannot pollute it as they otherwise would By this device stray cats and dogs have no chance of getting at the food should it happen to be of a nature palatable to them and stealing it away from the fowls The semi rotundity of the roof is to keep the fowls from roosting on it Frederick 0 Sibley in X Y Tribune ¬ Walter Baker Cos Breakfast COCOA Pure Delicious Nutritious Costa Iess than ONE CENT a cnp Be sure that the package bears our Trade Mark S RI Walter Baker Estbiio5di78o Co Limited Trade Mark Dorchester Mass r ¬ IT IS A fSEGRET iHE SAID the Indians to make them my friends They would not harm anei But granting that you can find the gold I asked of what use will suclua fabulous amount he I wall only take what I cvvant hesre plied si v -- K impossible that a rail- ¬ deal in all these years of working road should exist so close to Madre waiting I want to make my old and age dOro serene and happy Madre dOxoi repeated Levi Bronson wanted me to join him Yes Madre dOro means the mother but I declined and we each went our of gold Did you never hear of it separate way and I did not hear of him I confessed that I aiever had and ex¬ again But it is safe to say he never pressed a desire to ihetenlightened reached La Madre dOro The eld man eyed one for a few sec- ¬ I have often thought of old onds in silence as if judging whether I since and those to whom thehave man I told vas worthy or not then he shook his the story laughed and AHe was said head and said surely insane It ismjr secret and lido inot know you Perhaps he was but is he any more veU enough to confident insane than the mjTiads who from I bowed and we rode back to where youth to old age give every thought the engineer corps had formed a camp to the acquisition of wealth and Leyi Bronson remained with us near-¬ who seek valleys of gold as inaccessi- ¬ ly a week and during that time he re- ¬ ble and fabulous as Levi Bronsona fused very tempting offers to act as Madre dOro N Y Ledger guide ov us as far as the Colorado river Tunnels He proved himself to be a famous There are several tunnels under the hunter and he rentured off alone with Thames one under the Hudson at New a perfect cQntemjt for what would have York is more than half completed and btjen positive danger to any other man one to be built undr the Danube at He was voted crazy by all theparty Buda Pesth will be vestilated by elec- ¬ but in me the man Xited the liveliest tric machinery The projected tunnel interest and by inny confidences I under the Irish channel to connect tried to draw from hlin the story of Great Britain with the north of Ireland his Ufe which I felt sure was jnnde up will probably be put through within the oi incidents of no urdjnary kind nest decade iis but it And how much will that he I do no t know- - I have teamed a great ing successively a decreasing propor- ¬ tion When the camphor tree is killed nearty to the ground by frost it sends up vigorous shoots from the base It may be expected to do the same when cut especially if cut lae in the fall Ex- ¬ periments are needed to determine whether this growth may be depended upon or whether it will be more profit- ¬ able to dig out the larger roots and set out new seedlings Lyster H Dewey Assistant in Division of Botany Depart- ¬ ment of Agriculture FACTS FOR FARMERS Rape is said to make good hog- - pas- ¬ trunk limbs twigs and leaves contain- ¬ When to Plant Tree CURE CONSTIPATION Early fall is an excellent time for planting trees writes Thomas Mee k 10 I ALL han in the Ladies Home Journal By LH4ill early is meant as soon as the wood is lTlllTilllaj5imA DRUGGISTS i 25 50 ripe and the winter buds fully formed t0 cure aiy case of constipation Cascarets are the Ideal Laxa 1 B RKOTJrTETV 5P jHDDULU1i1jI UUHIUlIUEiEiUtivc never grip or gripe but cause easy natnral results Sam- This is usually a month before the reg j pie and booklet free Ad STERLING REMEDY CO Chicago -Montreal Can or New York 282 ular fall of the leaf The leaves are 8 0 stripped by hand After the wood is ripe it makes no difference whether a the leaves are taken off by Jack Frost THE BRIGHT the wind or the human liand In the SIDE OF THINGS eastern part of Pennsylvania this would as ft be usually about the 1st of SeptemUSE and the work of planting can be fa ber kept up during October and often to Novemfber or December But late fall fa planting in cold climates is as risky aa late spring planting The moisture ia fa fa S dried out by cold winds or hot suns be pleuish the great evaporation Ju milder climates planting may be a suc- ¬ cess all winter abcafc VlJaJllJfYf73 BH -- CANDY CATHARTIC ¬ 33mgm B a- Mifr4MMtCa ¬ 8S6S66e66 tone -ND OLIO 3 ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ture Bean or pea straw caoi be profitably baled Deep culture of potatoes after they are in bloom is bad business Diversify your farming Never carry your eggs in one basket or two The corn fodder shredder is a good thing and so is the shredded corn f od- ¬ der Time spent in preparing the ground for wheat will pay much better than you may think The acreage of wheat will be largely increased That is the way to do things When a market is good we smother it A young man announces in a contem ¬ porary that he wants a good strong Christian wife to take care of the chick ¬ ens and garden There is a chance cf a lifetime for some girl who has strength The mechanical effects of drainage are to deepen the soil and promote its more thorough pulverization Its first effect is to dry its surface soil by draw ing out of it all the surplus moisture sc that in early spring or late autumn it inay be worked with the plow as advantageously as at midsummer A wel soil can never be projerly pulverized and the plowing or working a clay soiL or even a heavy loam wheuwet tends only to puddle it and render it less pervious to water and air Rain water contains a great quantity and variety of fertilizing substances and it deposits theni in the soil during its passage through it- - Both these facts are per ceptible to the senses without resorting to chemical tests Farmers Review ¬ ¬ ¬ Mechanical Effect of Drainage In three points action and durability no organ approaches the ESTEY Write for Illustrated Catalogue with prices to Estcy Organ Company Brattleboro Vt Free fRD FREE ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL WE WILL SEND YCD OUR 136 PAGE - WHCHEHRREPEATINfr ARMS CO 180WINCHESTER AV NEW HAVEHCONN ¬ Si2to35 per cteexc T Can be made working preferred who for u Parties whole time to can irive their Spare hours the huslneiSK thoutrh may be nroiltably employed Gooit openings fur town ami city work as well as eountry districts R GlKPQRDlith anil Main Streets RICHMOND Vn 1 A Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good in time sold by drucRists C4JRES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS n ner arms and grace in her heart western riowmaa -- tooodclean seed wheat is as impor tftatausclean seed of any kind fT t catmeHt Free BrtL BADQ 1 relief lylviri boot Vtestimonials u for qs Send SEW DISCOVERY giTe quick and cures worst of and IO dava H GKKKSS SUSS AUtsUtG N K E 1676 AEVEKTI3FRs yn saw tfce Advertisa- WIIKIV plocnc state thnt kcui id est pupcr WRITING T C W- - mammmmummammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmu I im n unman M IJ i - y vrr 7 Vy SCINTILLATIONS f - r T ail M HOW TO HND OCT TELE con- - FOB Kv - goffer for sale privately 273 acres of aad 2 miles from Paris Said land on it a 5 room cottage stockbarn wna 12 box stalls a good tobacco barn Splendid circular barn for yonng stock jitttd other improvements For terms A Modern iHtereeting Jamblo Berry voted against Comment- n ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WEE- K AGENTS WANTED JUVENILE HOLIDAY AND 4u apply to Lazarus ¬ rV 8g vt rfs VK t5 - - i -- j - - - v2k Ki - - is Inherited blood diseases are much more difficult to cure than those which 27aug 6t ate acquired One of the most common hereditary diseases is Scrotma wnicn ui the medical proiession admit i NHEIT FUNS FOfi SILL obstinate and deepseated and their efforts to cure it meet with little success A child afflicted with Scrofula is always We have fourteen Wheat Fans that puny and sickly and can never grow bithian into healthy manhood until the disease HP ng to the estate of E R SLO Scrofula leads into con each is eliminated 1ill sell at the low price of Tar cash This is mucn less man tney sumption nine times out of ten so that ¬ wiip ilesalecosr price Formerly retailed it is important for this reason that im-¬ WpII adapted For elpaning mediate attention be given to all chil26 each wheat clover and timothy seeds dren who inherit the slightest taint 11 early and get a bargain Mrs S S Mabry 360 Elm bt macon 6a writes ¬ R B HUTOHORAFT My boyj Charlie inherited a scrofu5sep 3wt lous blood taint and from infancy was covered with terrible sores his sufferings being such that it was impossible to Fil5HEiamTELT dress him for three years Box 380 Paris Ky ¬ MRS J MONROE LEER wHakey gAtur-- linen it Is evidence of kidney trouble tSS Sequent desire to urinate or pain in the ef day proof that the kid- v Lexing-8100-to- n Wallaces circus exlubits in October 6th iSSSgSfffp gS 5SoaStT near causing a panic A mouse came oo i a Woroaillps rhnrch a few nights aao bladderandevervnnrtnf the nrino j jio- r 7 t in o sages ju wuccw muuiiiiy to nom urine aud nmn In nncaivtrrf nho While walking in her sleep Miss SCUIQlU use of liquor ri lowing wine or beer over- ¬ Fronie Risk of Franklin county fell comes that unpleasant necessity and beiug of compelled to get up many limes during tlfe and broke her wrist the uiuliu unnuie xne mud andsoon extraor- ¬ is realized turnpikd raiders and white dinary eflect of wamp KootAvonderful cures Fear of stands the highest for its it the most distressing caes If you ued caps has caused JT Shelton to sell his ofniedicine you should have ihe best Sold county and move to a druggists price fifty cents and one dollar by farm in Mercer You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet Harrodsburg both sent free by mail Mention The Paris Ky News aud send your address to Dr afternoon at Hawesyille a Kilmer Sunday Co Blnghampton N Y The unmasked citizens hung Ray ¬ proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen mob of uiness of this offer 24sp imo mond Bushrod 20 a negro for com- ¬ mitting a fiendish assault on tourteen-year-ol- d Engagements of Auctioneer A T Forsyth Maggie Roberts the daughter of a respectable farmer The fiend ad- ¬ Sept 24 F R Armstrongs houae- mitted his guilt and confessed that he hold furniture etc had also assanlted two other women 1 EDITION 18 Pages a Week 156 Papers a Year ty STANDARD SUBSCRIPTION Sfi jSlS Published Conkey Company the every Alternate Day except By the W B largest publishers and manufactnrers of Sunday books in the United States Finest line subscription The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of The of new holiday and other Mew York World is first among all books on the market biiJ mbi 0fT ¬ Also agents wauted for weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy m yariety of its contents It has all thennerits of a great 6 daily at the theprice of a dollar weekly Its politi caknew8 s prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will testify Ifrls against the monopolies and ¬ FOB ONE DOLLAB BOOKS - 9 VFR SIDE for thQ people dDices 4 V - 5ft My Iresidence otf Henderson street Seven square from City School and kitchpn two porches large xognis ahed in back yard good cistern large and cider vinegar for pickling guaranteed pure Tin cans glass and stone 3ars tf Pure hif Newton Mitchell basement plenty fruit and shade trees Titles etc L GRINNAN comforts to be found in Paris only the beat line but the cheapest Examine them J T HlNTON tf 4I of I postively have the best lineNot having special correspondence from all important noWb points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other 3pecial departments of nsual interest We offer this uneqnaled newspaper Wrlghts Celery Tea regulates the and The Bourbon News together one liver and kidneys cures constipation year for 225 and sick headache 25c at all druggists The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 Good times for shoe buyers this week at HOUSE AND LOT AK BLACK ¬ tf Davis Thomson Isqrig SMITH SHOP FOR SALE It prints the news of all the world terms stating your choice of territory W B CONKEY COMPANY 341 343 345 447 349 351 the latest and best textbook on the silver question by the great silver leaders EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY LARGEST COMMISSIONS PRICES BELOW COMPETITION Write at once for circulars and special niqpr 4wkl Dearborn St Chicago OtfjjHMfr EXPERIENCE TRADE MARK Anyone Bending a sketch and description mar quickly ascertain free whether an invention ra probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest apency for securing patents In America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co receive special notice in the it OOPYRICHTS Ac 1 - W HINTON Agent Eire Wind and Storm O Insurance JE U JOLD TSEVERYEKST RELIABLE PKOMPT PAYING CHARLIE MABRY His head and body were a mass of sores and his nose was swollen to several times its natural size to add to his misery he had catarrh which made him almost deaf and his eyesight also Piles Piles Piles DESIRE to sell my house and ot HUTCHISON Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will with blacksmith phop at Jackson cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Fresh Paragraphs About The People In ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant anp in twelve months For further This Vicinity relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment particulars address or call on the Mrs Ed Sparks left yesterdayCfor is prepared only for Piles and Itching of box BENJ F SHARON private parts and nothing else Every Texas 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c aud Si per box WILLIAMS Jacoby Edwards are drilling ajwell MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by y W T Brooks druggist for Ben Jacoby f SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN beautifully illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year Specimen copies and HAND SLoOsix months Book ok Patents sent free Address 361 MUNN Browny New York CO - 24jy-96-l- NON UNION ASSIGNEES NOTICE v LL persons having claims against the assigned estate or tL iviargoien requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to undersigned in Paris Ky Those mowing themselves indebted to fl Margolen are requested to pay promptly aJS thereby avoid court cost ASSIGNEES NOTICE 1 i H ASSIGNEES NOTICE spared that we thought would relieve 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 gopd I had almost despaired of his ever being cured when by the advice of a friend we gave him SSS Swifts Specific and¬ LOUIS SALOSHIN at first the inflammation seemed to inAssignee crease but as this is the way the remedy gets rid of the poison by forcing it out Harmon Stitt Attorney of the system we were encouraged and imyi continued the medicine A decided im-¬ provement was the result and after he had taken a dozen bottles no one who knew of his former dreadful condition would have recognized him All the l11 persons having claims against the eores on his body have healed his skin Signed estate of T H Tarr are hereby is perfectly clear and smooth and he bitied to present same at once proper- - has been restored to perfect health Mr A T Morgan one of the promi- ¬ fproven to the undersigned or same nent druggists of Macon and a member ly bebarred by law of the board of aldermen of that city says T E ASHBROOK I am familiar with the terrible condition of little Charlie Mabry and AssigneeofT HTarr the cure which SSS effected in his 22je Mann Ashbrook Attys case was remarkable and proves it to be a wonderful blood remedy for deepseated SSS is the only cureScrofula Rheu-¬ diseases such as blood matism Cancer Eczema Catarrh etc It is the only blood remedy guaranteed All persons having claims against the assigned estate of Chas R Turner are requested to present them to me at my office in Paris Ky properly proven as required by law Those knowing them- ¬ and contains no potash no mercury or selves indebted to the estate are request--e- d other mineral which means so much to to settle promptly and save costs of all who know the disastrous effects oi these drugs suit Valuable books mailed free to any adHARMON1STITT dress by the Swift Specific Company Assignee 29je Atlanta Ga hontne affected No treatment was Robt Penn recently threshed 185 bushels of cloyer seed Talbott Pryor and family visited Mrs BL D Carrie Pryor Sunday JHenry Clayton bought fourteen Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati heifers at Mt Sterling Court Ohio Mrs A R Ashuret left yesterday for Will Petersburg to visit her sister Mrs J Ky be at the Windsor Hotel Paris W Harris - L OPTIOIAW QUEEN - ORESCENT Landman M Saturday till Monday TUESDAY OCT 12TH 1897 Mrs Henry Preston of Ashland JKy visited her uncle O W Miller from returning every second Tuesday in each month Geo Clayton sold one male Poland hina pig to H C Current of Ruddles Mills Mr Clayton has a few good Ij N Kates To Nashville gilts for sale Teun Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to N will sell tickets Oct 31st 97 L at following rates for the ronnd trip April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 1260 April 29 to Oct 30Ifinal limit 15 925 April days from date of sale 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including date of sale 760 F B Oarr Agt -- Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad- ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon Connty and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between hie visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thoroughly and make any change necessary tr Examination free give satisfaction J Fithian References Drs W Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian D Cram of Paris Wi ¬ ¬ During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at Nashville Tenn a low rata special tariff has been established for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen Cr- scent Route Tickets are on sale until futher notice to Chattanooga at 5 35 oneway or S575 round trip from Georgetown the round trip tickets being good seven days to return other tickets with longer return limit at ftfi65 and at 11 80 for thft rnnnr trm These rates enable the public to visit Nashville and other South- eiu uuiJiun au icitcs ncvci ueiuie uiieieu vesuuuicu uictiiis us uwc uucou class are at the disposal of the passenger affording a most pleasant trip and enabling one to visit the very interesting scenery and important battle grounds in and about Chattanooga Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga National Military Park Tickets to Nashville tovisit the Centennial can be repurchased at Chattanooga for 340 round trip C Route Ask vour ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q South or write to W R BLACKWELL Georgetown Ky -- ¬ u s or W C Rine arson Genl i Passr Agent Cincinnati 0 J1 u - ourg- tion sick headaches Wrights Qelery Tea Zoc at u BY - NasliviUe Exposition ¬ Buy your ticket to Nashville via- Cincin ¬ Koute to Chattanati and Queen Crescentcity aud the great nooga Visit the historic battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga National Military Park then refreshed and ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ ney Lovv rates to the great Exposition in A effect via this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per- ¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un surpassed anywhere if yoa want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati nd Queen Crescent W U hinearson GP A Cincinnati O ¬ TWTH - - 8 Purely Vegetable You are cordially invited to inspect the handsomest line of Cloth- ¬ ing Dry Goody 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 than other stores can offer See our new and mammoth ¬ MASTERS SALE OF t lscai Louru Meet mg on Tunrsd iy Oct 7th 1897 for the Fall term Bv ordtr of said court all having claims against the persons County are directed to file same with me for examination and approval for at least ten days before Court convenes 1 j ALL THE NEWS FALL STOCK OF MEN S BOYS and CHILDRENS 1 ji V i I Hobs in K kim Lot Plaintiff HPHE Bourbon Fiscal Court convenes worth reading State WILL BE FOUND IN - IN PARIS KY Bourbon Circuit Cjurt eo Varden Local 0 national V MHH CLIFTON ARNSPARGER 21sepv 3t County Attorney THE BOURBON NEWS AND THE X M vs Sara Baker etc Defendants ¬ By virtue of a judgment of the Bour bon Circuit Court rendered in the above Highest market price paid in cash for styled cause on the 30th day of June good sound corn delivered at Crystal 1897 I will sell publicly at the Court Mills J H HIBLER CO House door in Paris Ky at about the sep7 3w STUART SPEARS dbonr of noon on Corn Wanted OlXXOlTI TI SLt WEEKLY TCIf UlJLtULlj We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can give Both Papers One SATCRMY VA OCTOBER 2 1887 l m We save you generous part of this sum kxe following described real estate to- v We have just completed our mills for Send or bring your cash with order to wit on Sycamore street in making the best bread meal W ill grind A house and lot THE BOURBON NEWS Grive Paris Ky ruuning on Sycamore st 80 feed of any kind or wav desired st t more or less on ft us a trial J H HIBLER CO Paris Ky saod being the lot conveyed by Allen sep7 3w iSashford to Jerry Baker and Samuel 99 IRice as recorded in deed book 56 page -3195 Bourbon County Clerks office with all the appurtenances thereto be ROUTE ionsring Sdid sale is uncle to satisfy a i1flg- BEST LINE TO AND EROM in uvor of the plaintiff against inent the defendants for thd sum of 42876 with intrrest therpon at 6 per cent per All Points in Michigan 29th 1896 until paid annum from v which said dbbt and interest amounts on -- day of sale to 45255 Also to satisfy White City Special the plaintiffs coats amounting to 5780 Best TerminaL Station making the total sum to be raised on fta jTi2 ttie day of sale 51035 Said salt will be made upon credits of aix and twelve months for equil parts Avoiding The Tunnjp One male pig and three gilts of same the purchase money for which the wnrchaser will be require to execute litter Eligible to register BOSTON Good Individuals Wnds with good surety to be approved and of b st - ny me Wagner Sleeping Garsuuutraigneu ivuisier commission strains of blood five months old weight r ano hpanng interest from the day of 165 pounds all on or address pain ato per cent uavmg tne saie untu GEORGE CLAYTON frce and effect of a judj Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Hutchison Ky Cars Cars Private Compartment r EMMETT M DICKSON Diningffars Elegant Coaches and Master Couiinissioner BIG BIcMillan Talbott Attys Be sure your tickets read Wis 1 Crystal Mills Year for Regular Price for Both is only 225 275 vc w beautiful styles in Mens and Boys and Childrens Shirts and underwear 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 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