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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 1, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r-- w U mm Ah m a i -- - sa i CHAMP MILLED NEW PRINTED EVESY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FEB 1 Editors and Owners Ktiraw i M i 1881 ii l iiiKMaae5satBaeBa3gtiA8Mfaaaxacaaat SBYBSTRBSTB YEAR m PARIS BOURBON CO IMIIIIi IY FRIDAI5T OCTOBER 1 1897 NUPTIAL KNOTS NO 79 nyi l li I Jri f illl usury JiivKWcagitsrup ly If -f- t nil Every day MILLERSBURG Wows AUTUMN STYLES Are gathering rapidly on our several floors there is a chance tor a tirst glance at newness Notes Gathered In Ami About Tlie Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations OlfeThe Marriage Vows Burc The engagement is announced of Mr Jessa Letton is very ill on ac- ¬ count of a carbuncle Miss Mary Risque of Paynes Depot Sheriff E T Beeding and family of and Rev J S Sofwers pastor of Mt Vernon Baptistl church Woodford Piris were here Wednesday a visit to friends at Danville Miss Mamie Ready of Lexington who Go to T D Judys for beaten biscuit is known to manpereons in Paris was made from Paris Purity flour married Wednesday morning to Mr Mr Clifton Mann has moved into the Wm Drummyjyr Lexington TF house adjoining Mr Wm Bassett of this city was one of the ush- Roche Mrs Bettie Martin returned Wednes- ¬ ers day from an extended visit to Iowa W M Florence and Mis3 Ida Schultz Mr John Dundon left Wednesday for wbo live on Mr Catesby Woodfords Atlanta where he formerly lived farm were married Wednesday at the Mr Wm Judy returned Wednesday court house by Sqjiire Selby Lilleston from a visit with friends in Indiana The bride is sif daughter of Carter Mrs Ben Robinson of Carlisle was Schultz j tho guest of Mrs Jas Wooluins Mon Invitations have been issued to thp day Born On Wednesday to the wife of marriage of Dav4iu T Matlack and Miss Mr Harmon Stitt a son Norwood Anna Belle Kerrg which will be celeEvans brated at eiaht ojgloclc on the evening of John Poed sold to Frank Clift of October 12th atfhe First Presbyterian Masin 85 head of 1457 lb export cattle Church in Winchester at 4 50 The engagement of handsome Miss Mr Tom Judy and wife and Mr Mabel Hord of Mexico Mo and Mr Smith Clarke aud wife were in Cincin W G Walkerpf Cincinnati is an nati Tuesday nounced The wedding will occur Oct Col Richard Thompson and wife of OOf Sharpsburg were guests of Mrs Claude Ji11 Miss Hordj is a AJ5UlUlftl girl and has a number oftadrnirers in Paris and Vnuont Wednesday ¬ T FAT J J1J SUITINGS W Wm Savage returned Tuesday from cjnuty OVERCOATING W Now than after September 18th So come and avail yourself of tin opportunity Any one who will place their order between mv and September 18th can save at least 5 We want early Fall business We will make things lively this Fall if first class goudfc jiiss V tailoring and low price s will do it Remember our motto keep faith with the public by doing as we advertise v OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS Mirror the seasons stvles Lsome of the offerings telle upholstered We give you a brief hint of FOR ia ESS hh Five piece Parlor Suites mahogany finish silk broca-- QQj Thre ror polished and castored Antique Oak Sidt board four feet long beveled mirror plush lined drawer complete A beautiful Mahogany or Oak Leather Scat Rocker now piece Antique Oak Suit swell front beveled mir- - 99 V Q tJ x FINEST BUSINESS SUITS In the world from DO KQ ¬ Tfi elsewhere All work x formerly with We quote 10 per ct discount on any mosquito bar in the house See display of original water colors fci JSk Our fall stock of suitings his been arriving daily We have al ¬ ways undersold other tailors from S10 to S15 dollars on a suit Other tailors will add 85 more to the cost of theirs on account of the tariff We will not Therefore our prices will be fro u 15 to S2J less than ¬ XjiiES3SX3SrC31 ryisry--iur-mrTT- 3 VJr fl 5 3mx fti s fc IOff2r B3 tf jars iT 5 W W UEisiJieLisMxUJ-rsB5aTrjM--a3jisz- KTinl JLJLVyflJ BJ A oPTrr W k CTf3 A STAKES t ieixlxiHtori j7TV E3 as A OCtJ m Ti oae i cOn si w K filSSfii PURSES y uc OCTOBER 5 TO 43 1897 K Wi 1 j fx 2w Mr N H Bayless Jr and wife of 5 Paris spent yes cerday with Mr J G Smedley and family Miss Edna Hunter of Washington Mason is taking a course of elocution under Mrs C M Beot Miss Rena Patterson returned Wed ¬ Miss Nora nesday from Lexington THE THE 15000 FUTURITY TUESDAY QCTOB 5 5000 TRANSYLVANIA THURSDAY OCTOBER 7 One or more big stakes daily All the crack horses Half fare on all railroads Liberati and his famous band H V The Worlds Greatest Meeting P P JOHNSTON President yi ii WJLSoN Secretary fin rmniiaBBimgiHiMBH af j5jjjirjrsy5j ljWJUTfr-IlJ-gfyFa- frrapnc jwK ffV nQTMMPiWHI - other cities in Central Kentucky David L Evans County Clerk of Harrison wasjlniarried in Lexington Wednesday uignt at the Phoenix Hotel to Miss Carrie djickel a handsome and popular younjll lady of Cynthiana They left yesterday morning for a trip lo Nashville ahd Chattanoogo The Patterson has the lever weddinir was a great surprise to their Mr Wm Erringer of Chicago was many friends the guest of his relative Mrs Maty 5 Ingels for several days Attend the auction sale of five lots ad Mrs Minnie Harris of Lexingtou is joining Claysville-to-morroafternoon the guest of her sister Mrs Belle at 230 oclockf Armstrong this week The ladies of the Walnut Grove Fall ODeninsr of cmldreus church netted about twenty dollars at novelty suits to 8 years old their supper Saturday night Rev Paul Bagby the renowned trav- ¬ Sept 30 Octm and 2 at Price eling street evangelist gave five free Co cothierl Ladies specially sermons on the street Monday are invited Mr Merritt Jameson now of Balti- ¬ more was here yesterday selling and The be8tfeed in the world corn visiting his brother Mr John Jameson meal ground oats bran 31r Ed Pierce and sister Miss kAnna oflfElermnKsburglwareiiguesUwbfitheirl done at home Joe Munsoin Cutter and Coatmaker F P Lowry Co Manager Paris Funrishin STOUT and Tailoring Co i Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repositor on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we arrf now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new BTfTrt ft -- everything Jr 2iim to ES jSlSfeaiiae innmrnt nr nrsrwiMKS 1AMMMS SU1111S in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our We have engaged experienced expert tock and compare our prices workmen to do our work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all uncleMrlial town f J The North Western Life has the best if ¬ PiANO AN OSING TVL5 NNNVsNSov Hyde Pianos To play music in any key other than that in which it is written is difficult for most performers Piano Playing Made Easy Norris Mrs John W Mock and daughter class of citizens as its policy holders Mrs Clin Pope went to Cynthiana yes ¬ terday to spend a Wvfk with Mrs Fan- ¬ Rev Geo O Barnes is holding a renie Smith vival this week in Richmond Murphysville Mr Hubbard Evans of Three wealthy Japanese gentlemen Masou county is here to see his siscer Miss Minnie who is improving some haye arrived in Lexington to purchase a from lever number of fine horses and to attend the Sanford Parpen ter bought eleven October trots hoises in Flemingsburg Monday aud N will sell tickets Sunday The L shipped a car of good horses to Atlanta 1 HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY cMaiiiiflitJVJtjmLWijvivM V instantly transpose any song to suit any voice They are the only pianos With 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 to tells all about them Send for it free so r- Bi - e1oh Celebrated CO ERNEST URCHS rp Steinway Pianos 2t and SeNiurth mm I ii 1 i li If II Mill m ft235ft y A 61 mmm TIME TABLE EAST BOUND 1 7 Lv Louisville Ar Lexington liv Lexington 830un to Opm 1 t t Soflpra 030pm l LvWmchesterll5Samy23pm Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950um 705pm iuij Ar yy usiiiiigiuu u n 7 05pm Ar Philadelphial0l5um ArNew York 1240uu ShOSm 7 U2am 850pm S30am 915am 115am S40pm i WEST BOUND Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArWinohPstPr ArShelbyville Ar Louisville Slam 450 Din 05oam 2o0nm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am li30pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm H r- 4 j ruu daily ex- ¬ Trains marked thus cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or aiiv information call on or George W Barney Agent L 3 coughing The quickest and surest way is to take Dr Bells Pine-TaVlcmpv A iriinranteed COUCll rem edv wholly unlike all others better f acts directly on the mucous mem- - r If branes heals the lungs and respira-ry tnrv orfnri ann inviirorateH the w t o S whole system t-- rf -- -- 3 g e BELL jrJSSHE 1 F B Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky NRR Paris Ky Carr B 5 riii18 1 w mm S ffl ft LeMS5g 1 VK Wednesday from Paris to Cincinnati at 25 for the daughter Miss the round trip Tickets good going at Mrs Arch Stout Maud Leei Stout and Ollie Carter of 445 a m and returning at 755 p m Paris were guests of Leer Bros near Georgetown is face to face with a town Tuesday Miss water famine and the Times coitions Mrs Sharp and daughter VI o guests people not to waste the water There is Euma Heudnck of Sedalia went to enough water wasted in superfluous if J H Letton and family Flemingsburg Tuesday sprinkling every day in Paris to float a Mr Masou Johnson purchased this steamboat week from Cale MobeWv near Mt Ster ling the King of Sharon 15 mouths old Cool nierhta call tor comforts and I sfiitl co be the best bred Sharon bull in have them i nst the kind you wan- tKentucky some heavier than others and at differ- ¬ purchased of ent prices They are well made aud The Town Council has Sri fiite of Paris representing the J T Hinton five hundred worth the price Chicago Fire Hose Co feet of good rubber hose for the fire de Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World N track between Coving- ¬ The L partment also two condensers and two Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Gun or ton and Livingston is being improved nozdes Ammunition and take no other seventy pound KM Dr J E Reid Dr J E Wells and with new ballast and FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue Im1 Mr Thos Mackey turnpike commis- ¬ steel rails which will make traveling WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO New Haven t sioners from Mason County were here far more pleasant and will permit a yesterday to see the willipus wallipus faster schedule aud rock crusher and wagons at work and were much pleased with them all A musical contest between colored vocalists from Paris Richmond Lan- ¬ To the Voters of Bourbon Co mBatgJai4VHwiiweagnB I hear from a reliable source that it is caster Danville Louisville Frankfort iuwaaEEUKatgTBBiJSftxiJJgiBaa was de- and Stanford will be held to night at being circulated that since I Tlie only safe sure and feated in the last race as deputy mem ¬ contest there ber of the ticket of Brutus J Clay Jr the latter city After the reUable Female PZLXi ever offered to Ladies for Sheriff that it wa mv intention to will be a cake walk especially recommend not support the Democratic ticket this I ed to married Ladies G W Bain will lecture at Old vVOftijta2 Col coming election FXZAS take for I most emphatically deny the state- Union Christiau Church next Saturday WSSmam g SendDK HOSTS FEUSTYatOYAIi per Tjox and boxes no other 6 for circular Price 100 for 8500 SStfKSKfeS ment as it has always been my duty to night Oct 9th on Our Nations Sin SXOTTS CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Obio support the Democratic ticket and pro ot per- ¬ pose to stand by the party now nence It is expected that a number For SiileBy W T Urooks Druggist forth and forever Yours very respect- ¬ sonsespecially cyclers will attend The ladies fully J Smith Clark from Paris and Lexington It will serve refreshments at the church CIMMATI M FMEFOIT The willipus wallipus which arrived before the lecture i fr from Paris Wednesday by freight on a In Effect March 1 1897 The old Aetna Life Insurance Co of special car is now at work on the streets DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY of this Brrg The roller is in charge Hartford Conn will give you a lower The first of American Newspa- ¬ of Squire Henry Clay Mr John Clay rate Higher dividend than any other who superintends the rock crusher re- ¬ EAST BOUND pers OHAS A DANA Editor cently located here had about six inches old line company 530am 300pni Lve Frankfort T Porter Smith Agent of crushed rock placed on the streets 643am 320pm ArrEllchorn 651am Arr Switzer and smooth streets will now soon be a 702am 348pm Arr Stamping Ground Say neighbor dont that brand of willipus wallipus is an reality The The American Constitution the ArrDuvalls 708am 358pM object of great interest and is constantly Paris Mill flour Purity remind you American Idea the American Arr Georgetown 720am 4Kpai Lve Georgetown 800am 4SIobi surrounded by an admiring crowd of of the days of Uncle Billy Shaw 812am 442pi Spirit These first last and all Arr Newtown pike will be spectators The Baldwin 822am 452i Arr Centreville give you the time forever line rocked and rolled to the Nicholas 828aml 458pm Arr Elizabeth Dont you let your grocer Arr Paris 840am 519pi The Ruddles Mills and Cane Ridge pikes any but roller mill meal will also be rolled in the near future WEST BOUND 6 a year Co Daily by mail S -- pl I JJ ¬ l S ¬ iAsk IK Ti SUN I BEmXKV 1 -- Have you tried our roller mill meal H A SMITH X3E32alIIJST Varden 8 to 12 a m 1 1ft contains the concentrated healing 5r ana virtues of old tried medicinal agents tS extracted by a new Q scientific process 25c K 50c and SI It is the best ever in this market Hibler 700500 worth of Co ply you Just what you need will be Call in and see found in my stock tVifim Tj Hibler If youre needing comforts I can sup- ¬ Daily The North Western Life has only Bourbon County them policy holders Are you one in of J THinton Pi flg Office over G S Office Co At all druggists or sent upon receipt of price by The E E Sutherland Hedielco Co Padaeah Ky NfExcursions Hoars to 5 p m mgsmm UJ SAIAAJ 4UKkVAA N wlbsell round trip tickets at L reduced ratsffb Ky Trotting Horse eaye money by buying your Breederc Association Jjexmgton uct You can 5 to 16 tf lumber of Bourbon Lumber Co o 9H2am 542pm ArrElizabeth 938am 548pm Arr Centreville 918am 556pm Arr Newtown 1000am 610pm Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown 1040am Gipm 1036am 64ipra Arr Duvalls 11 0am pnv Arr Stamping Ground 1125am 74pra Arr switzer 1135am 7 ipm Arr Elkhorn H5am 7r5pni greatest Sunday Newspaper in Arr Frankfort is the the world GEO B HARPER C D BERCA W Genl Pass Agt Genl Supt 2 a year Price 5ca copy By mail Fkakfort Ky Address THE SUN New York Sunday by mail 8 a year Lve Paris 920am 531pm The Sunday Sun 6- - i THE BOURBON IOWA NJ mW FRIDAY OCTOBEll 1 1897 SPANISH CRISIS tfee Cabinet Tenders Its KeslgnationWhIcli Returned Westerner Yes sir those cy¬ clones out west usually make a clean sweep I lost everything I had in one It came alone about noon and took house furniture and everything in sight And then 111 De blamed if the villainous thing didn t come back in half an hour Eastern ManWhy how does that FAHMER fckraghters His Wife and Six Children I Cold Blood After the Fiendish Act the Husband and Father Fats a Bullet in Hi CROP BULLETIN Frosts Proved Injurious to Late Corn in the Middle States The Wheat Production of France Was 88 50800 Hectolitres Great Britain Will Keep Her Engagement and the Bear ¬ ing Sea Conference Will Bo Held -- - A - Caekoix la Sept 28 The slaugh- ler of a mother and her six children occurred at the home of John Boecker a farmer living1 eight miles northwest of here Sunday night Afterward the iiendish or demented husband and father at whose hands they died completed his bloody work by sending a bullet into his own head inflicting a fatal wound The family were pros perous Germans and as far as is known lived happily No motive for the trag edy has been disclosed Boeckers vic-¬ tims are his wife and these children ¬ ¬ Brain THE NANIWA RECIPROCITY Xksives Hawaiian Waters for YttkeiutsM Japan The Immigration Queetkm Se May Foster Trade Between the United Settled Shortly Without Arbltmtlo 30 A special to New York Sept States Mexico Central America the Herald from Washington says A Thorough Cturvaft P j ff - Henry aged 8 Lizzie aged G John aged 3 and an infant All are dead but Henry and the latter cannot recover from his wounds Boecker had an engagement to help a neighbor thresh Monday morning and on his not putting in an appear- ¬ ance his brother Henry who lives about 20 rods away went about 9 oclock to see why he did not come TTw doors of the Boecker house were locked and there were no signs of life about Henry tried to get in the house but met no response and finally he kicked in the door and came upon a horrible scene Boecker with his wife and baby slept in a back room and the three corpses lay on one bed The wife had been shot in the neck with a shotgun vyhich stood in the corner the baby bad been shot and its head crushed with the butt of a revolver The man still breathing had a bullet hole high upon the forehead and by his side was a Smith Wesson six shooter with two chambers empty The Boecker home is a frame house and upstairs Henry and Lizzie lay on the bed with bullet holes in the forehead the latter dead the boy still breathingIn the opposite corner of the same room Caroline Christine and John were dead each with a bullet hole in the forehead though Caroline had two It is undoubtedly a case of murder and suicide The indications are that Boecker first dispatched his wife with iJhe shotgun shooting her in the neck then used the revolver on the baby first shooting it and then knocking out its brains with the butt Boecker then went upstaixs where the five children were sleeping and killed them He prob ably used a light for his aim was good each victim being shot in the forehead All but two children met with instant death for the blood clots were under their heads and two lay as calmly re- ¬ posed as if in sleep All except Henry who is not yet dead were attired in night robes Boecker had reloaded the weapon while up stairs and evidently sent the second bullet into the story-and-a-ha- li - Caroline aged 14 Christine aged 9 ¬ Washington Sept 29 The weekly crop bulletin of the agricultural de ¬ partment says Tuesday Except on the Atlantic coast where rains have fallen the week has been exceptionally dry and upon the whole very favorable for maturing and gathering crops Like the preceding weeks however it has been very unfavorable for germina- ¬ tion of sown grain as well as for following and seeding which is much delayed generally throughout the cen- ¬ tral and western and in some of the southern states In Nebraska how ¬ ever a large acreage of wheat has been sown much of which is up and doing nicely In the Atlantic coast states the conditions have been more favor able for fall seeding and satisfactory progress has been made The frosts of the early part of the week proved injurious to late corn in portions of Ohio Kentucky Pennsylva- ¬ nia and New York but farther west no serious injury is reported and in some states cutting is nearing completion Cotton picking has been pushed for ¬ ward rapidly in all sections of the cot- ¬ ton belt although interrupted somewhat in the Carolinas eastern Georgia and Florida by heavy rains The crop has suffered further deterioration in Arkansas and portions of Mississippi and Louisiana and damage from rains has resulted in the Carolinas and Flor- ¬ ida As stated in the bulletin of the previous week the bulk of the crop will be gathered by October 15 In Tennessee Kentucky Ohio and Virginia late tobacco has been seriously injured by frosts The official statement of the wheat product of France for this year as made up from the reports to the French gov- ¬ ernment by the prefects of the several departments has been furnished the state department by United States Con-¬ sul Bruyot at St Etienne The pro ¬ duct was 88550890 hectolitres a hectolitre being two bushels and 335 pecks against 119742412 in 1890 and 119907 745 in 1895 A leading flour journal estimates the returns for 1897 to be 88 120840 hectolitres as against 125049420 for 1S90 a decrease of 30928580 hectolitres ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ oldest y - i s Henry last Thursday remarking that lie wanted it to kill rats in the cellar it is now recalled that Boecker had since then practiced target shooting with it Boecker was 34 years old and for over 20 years lived in the same neighbor hood in fact on the same farm Going down stairs himself beside stretched corpse of his wife and the shot himself His right hand was burnt by the powder showing the rapid use of the revolver The weapon he had borrowed from his brother the he room girls brain just before leaving ¬ MYSTERIOUS MURDER Member of the Oklahoma Legislature Found Bead in Front of the Gaiety Theater St Louis St Louis Mo Sept 28 A mysteri- ¬ ous murder developed Monday in the finding in front of the Gaiety theater a Fourth street dive of the body of Benjamin Frank Lamar a prominent farmer living at Fairmount Oklahoma with his skull crushed in Lamar who is an Odd Fellow and a member of the territorial legislature came to St Louis several days ago with a party of friends to see the sights and attend the fall festivities which begin next month The dead mans friends say that La-¬ mar who had been drinking until mid ¬ night Sunday night occupied with a number of persons a box at the theater in front of which his dead body was discovered at daylight He had a large sum of money when last seen but none of this was in his pockets when found Five attaches of the theater have been arrested by the police but nothing positive connecting them with the mur ¬ der has developed The police are now looking for a woman named Fannio Wolf with whom Lamar was seen drink ¬ ing late Sunday night Shot Two Men and Ef caped Middletowx N Y Sept 28 ence to be held in this city in October have been received by Hon John W Foster conducted the negotia- ¬ tions on behalf of the United States Mr Foster who reiterates his state- ¬ ment that Great Britain will keep her engagement and that the conference will be held The present hitch he at- ¬ tributes to the objections raised by the Dominion of Canada The date of the conference which will occur some time in October he thinks will be fixed as soon as Prof Thompson one of the English experts who is now on the s ocean arrives in London Washington Sept 29 The past of¬ fice department is inclined to consider the incident of the shooting of the postmaster at Hogansville Ga as closed The postal officials say that the matter was exaggerated from the ¬ No further advices from Ambassador Hay relative to the Bering Sea confer- ¬ beginning and that the postmaster who has returned to his duties is not Gen Neal Dow Still Alive being made the subject of further anPortland Me Sept 30 Gen Neal noyance Precautions have been taken to prevent the boycotting of the office Dow passed a more comfortable night as far as possible by having mail cars closed when trains stop at Hogansville and by warning neighboring post- ¬ masters against encouraging the prac¬ iwa for Yokohama together with the statement that the immigration ques- ¬ tion raging between Japan and Hawaii is likely to be shortly settled without arbitration has thrown a peaceful aspect around American questions in the Pacific This cheering news has been communicated to the state department by Minister Sewall stationed at Honolulu whose mail reports have just reached the department The most important statement made by Mr Sewall is that the Hawaiian Japanese authorities have estimated that 3100000 in gold will settle the claims of the latter against the Dole authorities as a result of the rejection as immigrants of some 1200 immigrants who came to the is-¬ lands last spring Heretofore Japan has sheltered herself behind the statement that Hawaii must admit first the principle of monetary liability and when this admission has been made she would be willing to discuss the amount that should be paid to salve the wound her dignity had suffered The fact that the Mikado is now will- ¬ ing to discuss the amount that she claims is due her instead of the princi ¬ ple means in the opinion of the State Department officials that if necessary the Dole authorities can rid themselves of a troublesome question before Con-¬ gress convenes so that Hawaii may present herself for admission to the Union free from foreign questions which might otherwise be a stumbling block in her way to coalition with the United States Of course it is optional with Hawaii to pay this amount and settle the question The Dole authorities never ad-¬ mitted that they were liable to pay a monetary indemnity as a result of the exclusion of the Japanese immigrants feel that if and they may 100000 pay they gold in to Japan such action may make them liable to further payments should in the future other immigrants be re- ¬ jected This would be an especially serious matter in case union with the United States were not accomplished Itwas suggested by a state department official however that Hawaii might follow the course pursued by the United case States in of upon outrages foreign citizens in this country It is usual for the government to pay an indemnity to the families of the victims with the understanding however that such action has no reference whatever to the question of liability State department officials however would be glad to see the controversy finally disposed of before the Senate takes the annexation treaty under consideration The departure of the Naniwa was an- ¬ nounced both by Mr Sewall and Rear Admiral Miller The latter has satisfied himself that the Japanese cruiser has really gone to Japan and tills be- ing the case the cruiser Philadelphia will comefhome immediately afteijiBke arrival oi tne gunooaD vvneeiing witn her orders to return when the Naniwa has left The Baltimore will be placed in commission on October 1 and will be ready to receive her officers and men the moment the Philadelphia drops anchor in the hax bor ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ parture of the Japanese cruiser Nan An official announcement of the de- ¬ And the West Inclies Au Article by Joseph x Smith of the Bureau of the Amer ¬ ican Republics in the Forthcom ¬ ing Bulletin of the Bureau tice Three persons were killed on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks at Carrcroft a few miles below here Tuesday morning by a passenger train crashing into a wag ¬ on The victims are Mytro Dobriski aged 35 years George Baldwin aged 6 years Maud Baldwin aged 12 years son and daughter of Robert L Baldwin Dobriski and the Baldwin boy were in stantly killed and the little girl lived but a few minutes The horse was also killed and the wagon torn to splinters 29 ¬ ¬ Chester Pa Sept Three Killed on the Crossing M t i D Holmes of Meadville Pa who were in Europe on the way to enter a Wal- ¬ Berlin university It was feared that lace J Christian a contractor in a fit the young men had been captured by of rage Monday shot and instantly brigands but a telegram received Tues killed Horace F Pritchard of New day from Mr Tollerton at Toledo an¬ York Then Christian turned his pis- ¬ nounces that he has heard from his son tol on Thomas Manning a constable of at Luzerne Switzerland Wuitsboro and shot him twice mor ¬ Probably Fell From a Train tally wounding him The crime took New York Sept 29 A man sup-¬ place in front of Christians cottage in posed to be B Anderson traveling the grounds of the Sullivan County from Chicago to Mamol Switzerland club near Wurtsboro and before the eyes of his wife The murderer es fell from a West Shore Railway train near Highland Falls Monday night and caped to the woods and has not been was killed His body was found be- ¬ arrested side the railway track Tuesday Upon Women Veterinary Surgeons it were a gold watch and chain 132 in Nkw York Sept 28 For the first cash some checks and a steamship time in the history of the New York ticket The man probably missed his College of Veterinary surgeons which footing while passing from one car to began its regular classes at the college the other and fell beneath the train Monday its fortieth annual session Factories Resume Work women have been taken into the Elwood Ind Sept 29 The Mac ¬ classes The women will attend the beth lamp factory resumed lectures with the men and go throvgh operations chimney Tuesday with 700 in fulL exactly the same tuition d ring the hands The McCloy chimney factory entire year starts Sunday night with 500 employes ¬ ¬ partment has been making inquiries GEN NEAL DOW for some time to assertain the where- ¬ abouts of Harry Tollerton son of B than he did on Monday He was weakei W Tollerton of Toledo O aadProf Wednesday morning however and i Harry Tollerton Heard From Washington Sept 29 The state de ¬ J long seemed impossible that he could survive Dow was Sept 30 Gen Nea alive at midnight The still end is liable to come at any moment yet he may survive for hours Me Portland Plymouth Sept Torpedo Boats Aground Loss of Life 30 boat destroyers Lynx and Thrasher grounded Wednesday during a fog on Dodmans Point The Thrasher broke in two and it is expected the LynxwiL do the same The crews of both boats were taken off Later it developed that three stokers were killed and that two stokers were injured by the bursting of a steam pjpe on board the Thrasher shortly after she grounded The un usually low water in the river is in the nature of a godsend to poor people here The sandbars are all out high and dry and are full of coal which gives fuel and work to many Thousands of bushels have been dutr this fall O The torpedc Buena Vista Dig Their Own Coal Sept 30 ¬ ¬ received at the sub treasury that se- ¬ veral shipments of coin from the local sub treasury to points in the gulf states were quaratined A number of bankers to whom the consignments were shipped have written letters com ¬ plaining of the delay Middlesboro Miners Firm Middlesboro Hy Sept 28 The nmers in Middlesboro mining district still refuse to go to work at the old wages and the prospects for an early settlement between the operators and the miners is not flattering - CinccxXAti Sept 28 Coin Quarantined New York Sept 29 Joseph ¬ P Smith director of the bureau of Amer ¬ ican republics will have an article in the forthcoming bulletin of the bureau ¬ outlining the extent to which in his opinion reciprocity can be applied un ¬ der the new tariff law in fostering the trade between the United States and Mexico Central America and the West as follows Indies He shows the expansion of this Prime Minister and Minister for trade through recent improved means of communication by rail and by steam ¬ War Gen Marcelo de xizcarraga Minister for Foreign Affairs Duke ship and concerning Mexico says of Tetuan If transportation enterprises are Minister of Marine Rr Adm Don supplemented by a wise system of rec- ¬ Jose M Beranger iprocity there will be no bounds to the Minister of Finance Don Juan Na ¬ development of mutually beneficial varro Reverter trade under the stimulus of closer in- ¬ Minister of Commerce and tercourse and a better acquaintance Don Aureliana Linares Rives The tariffs of the two countries levy Minister for the Colonies Don To duties on the products of each which mas Castellano afford the basis for advantageous con- ¬ Minister of the home department cessions The Onited States could well Don Fernandi no Cos Gajon afford in my judgment to remit or United States Minister Woodford the modify taxes on Mexican hides tobacco of Tetuan and the president of ores and fruits in exchange for the low- ¬ dukesenate the the Marquis Paxo de la ering of Mexican imposts upon manu ¬ Merrzed held a long conference Wed- ¬ factured articles which Mexico does not nesday and Gen Woodford presented produce and there can be but little to Gen Azcarraga the members of the doubt that governments so friendly United States legation and so keenly desirous of increased cabinet crisis the Cuban Owing to the pour parlois trade the one with the other will have been postponed quickly agree upon some plan that will ¬ It is said that Senor Sagasta be heartily applauded by the masses of vor of superceding Capt Gen is in faWeyler both countries The able and progres and of granting autonomy to Cuba im-¬ sive president of Mexico Gen Porfirio mediately Diaz has frequently exhibited the Senor Gamazo will ¬ be friendliest spirit toward the United ister of foreign affairsprobably new min- ¬ in the cab States and is understood to be strongly inet inclined to some effective form of reci- ¬ On August 27 last it procity The administration of Presi ¬ that Senor Sagasta the was announced liberal leader dent McKinley can be assumed to be had made a fresh declaration on the equally interested in the removal of political situation obstacles to trade development for it is were daily growing He saidin affairs worse announced the president will shortly and continued serious in the Cuba¬ Phil issued a proclamation granting the ippine islands He added that a same exemptions from discriminating liberal ministry would be ready duties to goods brought into the Unittd to apply autonomy to Cuba Again States in Mexican vessels as those on September 14 Senor Sagasta granted by Mexico to goods taken into referring to the Cuban Mexican ports in vessels of the United said the uprising instead insurrection of States As Mexico has already repealed was spreading considerably dying out He added her discriminating duties upon goods that the situation in the Philippine imported in sailing vessels and imposes Islands was serious He asserted that no such duties upon goods arriving the Carlist propaganda in Spain could in steamers President McKinleys not be viewed with indifference and proposed action will undoubtedly he expressed the belief that a recon- ¬ promptly remove what now seems to ciliation between the political parties be a threatening impediment to trade in Spain was impossible so long as the If the same spirit should extend to an conservatives were in power entire readjustment of the tariff rela- ¬ Regarding the relations tions of the two countries to each United States and Spain between the the liberal other as it certainly does there can leader refused to express himself hardly be any serious difficulty in reaching a permanent agreement for DISEASE SPREADING greater exchange upon terms alike Wednesday Was a Record just honorable liberal and highly sat-¬ Number of Xew Yellow Breaker in th Fever Cases in isfactory to all New Orleans The Plague at Other Points Mr Smith says the same is true as New Orleans Sept 30 Wednesday to the trade of Central America and was a record breaker in the number of the West Indies with the single excep ¬ new cases of yellow fever reported tion of Cuba Many of the British col while the deaths equalled in number onies to the soutliwardare he says those of anv day since the yellow fever practically dependent on the United was first discovered in the city States for the necessaries of life and There are various reasons given for reciprocity would insure the sale to the spread of the disease but the prin- ¬ them of many articles which they now cipal ones are two that the weather buy in Europe turned warm again and owing to the As to Cuba he says much wider field to cover the board of Economic forces alone may be ex ¬ health has had some difficulty in get ¬ pected to compel a solution of the Cu ¬ ting every house as closely guarded as ban troubles which will again brins was possible when the cases here were that fertile island into close relation few in number and the trained of¬ with the United States Exhaustion ficials of the board were sta-¬ must ultimately bring one or the other tioned about the quarantined houses af the parties to the present struggle The fact the death rate has been to terms even should the United small and that the chances of an as most is States unlikely epidemic have been constantly grow ¬ fail in its endeavors to effect ing less have made the general public an adjustment in the interest somewhat careless and there has been of humanity and the principles which increasing friction between the quar all true Americans have ever had at antined people and the authorities Im ¬ heart A step toward reciprocity has prisoned inmates of houses have been already been taken even under the going over back fences and sneaking present conditions Notwithstanding out of side doors in order to be uncon the frequently exhibited disinclination fined and the result has been that the of the Spanish goverument to make more germs have been scattered rapid ¬ any concessions to the United States ly developed in these warm days the cable dispatches announce that a Four deaths and 27 new cases were new customs tariff has been formed for reported Wednesday Cuba which reduces the duties upon Edwards Miss Sept 30 Twenty nearly all goods imported from the four new cases of yellow fever wrere re United States ported here Wednesday 14 whites and 10 colored COMING BACK Nine new cases of yellow fever and Colored Emigrants Who Left the United one death that of Mrs N O Franklin States for Liberia Dissatisfied With tlie were reported at Scranton Miss Country Liverpool Sept 29 Otley Weite and AVednesday of Dr Watts Brownsville reports five children and G W Farmer and two new cases at that place Miss Mira wife all colored who belong to a party Hall and Theo Taylor also a number of 815 emigrants who left Savannah for of others who have had the fever for Liberia by the steamer Labrador in some time A child named Taylor died March 1890 have just arrived here of the fever there Wednesday from Liberia The Farmers are desti- ¬ 30 Mobile Ala tute and the Waites have only enough rather big report Sept10 new Tuesdays of cases was money to enable them to reach the offset AVednesday by a small report oi United States All the adult members 4 The only death in the 24 hours end of the party described the condition of ing at noon was Ur other Synphorian those whom they have left in Liberia at the Industrial Gardens reported as being- most pitiable Tuesday night The say the land promised them by the Liberian agents in the United Bryan Congratulates Williams States turned out to be absolutely no Boston Sept GO George Fred Will good They assert that more than half iams democratic nominee for governor the Labradors party are dead and that AVednesday received the following telethe rest of them are trying to reach gram Lincoln Neb Accept congratthe United States ulations upon your nomination Mas The Waites and Farmers say in con- ¬ sachusetts democracy has done nobly clusion that the Liberian government The Chicago platform is being vindi did nothing for them aud that the cli ¬ cated by events The fig lit for finan mate of the Republic of Liberia is most cial independence will yet be won The unhealtlry trusts and government by injunction Spanish Court lieturns to Madrid will fall with the gold standard Youi Madrid Sept 29 The queen regent plank against retirement of greenbacks and the court have arrived here from was timely Strength to your arm anc San Sebastian their summer residence success to your banner W J Bryan -Ap-ricul-tu-re dered its resignation Wednesday even ¬ ing The Queen has accepted the resig-¬ nation but has asked Gen Azcarraga to continue in office until the solution of the crisis is found Her majesty will summon the leaders of the various parties and the presidents of the chambers Thursday to con- ¬ sult as to the situation Senor Sagasta has been telegraphed for and it is believed that the Liberal leader will be asked to form a cabinet The ministry whose resignation has just been announced was constituted Is Accepted Gen Azcarraga Asked to Con ¬ tinue In Office Until the Trouble is Over Madrid Sept 30 The cabinet ten- ¬ l some see there was a chattel mortgage in the house on some cattle be ¬ longing to a neighbor I had lent some money to and you may not believe it but that cussed grasping cyclone came back antf tuck took every head of those cattle Way you f O Novelty AB advertising novelties be Among the many O is one which is sure ing issued by the B to attract a very considerable amount of at tention It is known as The Book of The Royal Blue and is issued monthly by Col D B Martin Manager of Passenger Traffic Of magazine size and filled with attractive half tone illustrations and good reading matter The Book of The Royal Blue is bound to make a hit One splendid feature is a list of names and address of every passengei and freight agent ¬ ¬ photography I went in for amateursaid the sumduring my vacation There was no end of girls for mer man Bubi6cts He Didnt Take ¬ 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 blue dev under the name of the blues megrims and mulligrubs torment ils the dyspeptic almost ceaselessly vanish when attacked with Hostetters Stomach Bitters that moreover annihilates bilious ness constipation chills and fever kidney complaints and nervousness ¬ The Blues ¬ Slijrhtly Marked Down Does she really belong to the 400 Urn well I should call her about three-ninety-eig- The feminine intellect is prone to subtle distinctions Typographical Journal effects All the desirable qualities you want in tobacco are found in Star plug to a special degree Its constant use produces no evil m Star Plug Combines All Good Quali ¬ ties that I Post Well how did you like the picnic 1 was so glad to get home again Yost was glad Glad He Was Glad I went m Up-to-Da- te -- To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c -- - - m fortune If some one would find a remedy for the bad memories of debtors he would make a Rams Horn Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved me many a doctors bill S F Hardy Hopkins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 94 We often wonder why so many people tell the same story so many times Washington Democrat Is taken internally ¬ Halls Catarrh Cure Price 75c ¬ Those boj stoy tool chests are not good for any purpose whatever AVashington Democrat More and Greater Are the cures produced by Hoods Sarsa parilla than 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 may confidently expect a prompt and permanent cure Its unequalled record is due to its positive merit Remember Hoods Sarsaparilia Is the Best in fact the One True Blood Purifier do not cause paiu or VicCfiZ Faille gripe All druggists 25c J SOUTH CAROLINA LADIES DONT LIE fWld fflS2Wli Inman ZeilinB and the Black Draught medicine Nervousness Indiges ¬ tion and Swollen Feet It cured Miss S Hammett of a complication of dis eases she says it saved her life I think it far excels ¬ S C says I have used Dr 31 A Simmons Idver Medicine for years with the best of re suits for Sleeplessness 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 liitmg standing on the feet too long and general debility We would strongly urge the use of Dr Simmons Squaw Vino 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 Kemedy which will produce the happiest -- Faliing of the Womb ¬ - ifiiiiiiiii oKJAieC fi AHNUWWs ¬ Medicine Jja muic v mim zu years tor Tor TO 1yj pid Liver and Dizziness taie u uose every two weeks and feel all right I know it is far Superior to Zeilins Regulator ia my x mons wainana ts u writes I have used Dr M A Sim ¬ liver ¬ ¬ ¬ case ¬ BcXtVorVBff0f prof U9e health fecSnf011 tbl physical ongthediaeasea pr moraSS00th female lPnmhmp constitution SSinr rnnlrresular and painful men- th0 W0D Chlorosis ine health and Womanhood well being of mankind Word has been Amendments to the Constitution Defeated Dr Niinsen Coming to America In a 30 A dispatch to the general order issued Tuesday Depart turns up to midnight indicate the pro-¬ Daily Chronicle from Christiania says ment Commander Dodge of the G A posed three amendments to the state the explorer will constitution have been defeated in the that Dr Nansen 12 for the United It asks the members of the order to leave on October Trenton N J Sept 29 The re ¬ London Sept A K Men to Contribute Asks Indianapolis Ind Sept 29 G ¬ election held in this state Tuesday At 12 oclock the returns at hand show the vote to be 4450 for and 20000 against Attempt to Burn Stockton Cal Stockton Cal Sept 29 An attempt was made early Tuesday morning to burn down the business portion of the city several incendiary fires being started simultaneously Several build-¬ ings burned baioro tlia flames were checked contribute to the States where he expects to deliver 50 coln Memorial association fund Ev lectures for 05000 in addition to a ery comrade is asked to contribute five percentage of the receipts or ten cents -- Nancy Hanks Lin ¬ ¬ spondent of the Standard says that the pope has sent to President McKinley a copy of a fine illustrated work descrip tive of the so called Appartamenta Jborgia at tne Vatican wnicn wererecentlv restored ¬ - A Present for President McKinley Con ¬ London Sept 30 The Home corre- ¬ Mrs Goldman Withdraws From the vention 29 the anarchist has withdrawn from the She sa3rs it is Debs labor convention and that the not properly conducted delegates do not attend to business Chicago Sept Mrs A Goldman revised returns and estimates AVednes day morning indicate that the anti gambling amendment to the state eon stitution has been beaten by from 500 to 10000 These figures may be ma terially changed as more complete re turns come in from the rural counties but there seems to be no doubt thai the amendment is beaten The amend ment giving women the right to vote at school elections is beaten worse than the anti gambling amendment while the ad interim appointment amend ment is probably defeated bvaeloS margin The Three Amendments Defeated Trenton N J Sept 30 The latesl to take entirely harmless free from nar cotics purely vegetable unpleasant after results and isproduces no It as a uterine tonic and curative mequalld for nil ness of the uterus and generative ors anqto ¬ Dr SxnmonS nSxrCaxe cured delightful remed inu is a in used Constipation is another bane of ¬ John Wesleys Old FarnTReS OB 1 TIRED FEELING CONSTIPATION ¬ l 0PUM S PyhUkey Habit cured mil Book o B m WUOLLKYMD Atlar t wltt Qa J Si y JTOawi AND SUNSHINE The waves dashed up against the shore The wind beat out again The ea fled wildly on before And sobbed arcl iroaned with pain The heavy clouds Iwng low and dark The rain swept on below And blotted out a storm tossed bark Sad type of human woe But that was yesterday my dear To day the sun shines bright And all that seemed so wild and drear Has vanished in the night The little waves run up the shore The sea forgets its pain The whole wide world grows glad once more And courage lives again Take cheer sad heart tis dark to day But let us not repine These gloomy clouds will fly away To morrows sun will shine Maria B H Hazen in Good Housekeep- ¬ ing THE BOTJKBON NEWS It FEImY OCTOBEU 1 1897 OMH THANKSGIVING AS AN ART 3 PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL The Old Sever Trail BY MARY E STICKNEY Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co -- CHAPTER VUL Continued Dorothy stared at liim almost aghast What manner of man coukl he be to thus to her almost a stranger While with more feeling in his voice he added It almost brings a swelling m my throat when I think of all she does for me of all her love the dear little Dorothy repeated Your mother surprisedly I did not know I she stopped short thought perhaps her face crimsoning painfully Neil laughed exquisitely flattered that she had evidently given thought to possibilites of tender significance in another n Jfwayack that In all my life most sad as he said has never been Lliss Meredith there any woman who would do as much as that for me except my mother I am almost afraid there never will be And your mother she is in the easr suppose the girl hurriedly observed I Neil smiled by no means dull to the little ruse to change the subject but he perceived the wisdom of following her tactful lead And so he talked of his mother his bojhood days and the old home passing thence to general topics which although he scarce knew it really showed him at his best for not only could he talk well on most sub jects when he tried but he had that better gift of the conversationalist a sympathetic intuition to draw7 out the others thoughts so that Dorothy whol ly at ease was presently chatting as to 4in old friend Only once did he venture upon any betrayal of his deeper feeling and that was when their mission to the old hut had been accomplished and they had almost reached the main road on their ¬ ¬ the token but his face grew grave al ¬ better part nesiranwy suggesting xnat tney wouia wnenTprotJfiyVdrm s tv have been expecting you to say he good humoredly rejoined and of course it is all right But be- ¬ fore you leave me stop while I pick you some of these mariposa lilies they are the bluest I have ever seen They are beautiful thanks she said delightedly as she took them from his hand almost apologetically adding I am so fond of our Colorado flowers of everything that blossoms in fact I would almost like to see a thanksgiving for the flowers inserted in the church service Woulcl you he answered dreamily lingering close beside her upon pre- ¬ tense of admiring the lilies I dare say we do take too much for granted in respect to the pleasant things of earth But dont you think there is a certain thanksgiving in every thought of appreciation I like to think we do not need to put everything into words Friends who love each other need not always be talking to be understood and it would seem that the spirit of nature that we call our God might be in such close communion with t he faltering tongue tied soul as to un ¬ derstand and even better than the hu ¬ man friend all that we leave unsaid Yes perhaps Dorothy murmured with somewhat of surprise in her all-embraci- ng I glance doubtfully able You do not agree with me quite It is a beautiful thought she said Do you find heterodoxj unpardon but is it orthodox ¬ las r She such heterodoxy as yours looked at him thoughtfully leaving the sentence unfinished But is it satis fying do you think to let things go forever unsaid Some things perhaps not In fact x A is extremely unsatisfying at times lie looked at her witjh something in his eyes before which her glance fell while instinctively she gathered up the rein as though she would go For in T should stance it seems a shame that be with you here and not tell 31011 how often I have thought of you since that worlds fair night how many times I have wished that I might see you ¬ I did not mean to imply that And ¬ again You did not think then that I was Col Merediths daughter she im- ¬ pulsively exclaimed And do jxni think that I think of it now that it counts as anything as be- ¬ tween you and me he impetuously re ¬ To me you are simply your ¬ torted self the little worlds fair lady of Avhom I have been dreaming for a year You are Dont please Mr Neil she hur ¬ You inajr forget riedly interrupted that I am my fathers daughter but I cannot And now I really must leave vou Thanks for my flowers and good he peremptorily inter ¬ posed coolly seizing her horse by the bit I suppose I must not ask when there is any likelihood of our meeting by chance again If yotf did I should tell you that I have no idea she quickly returned by But wait t ft exclaimed Bartels how much of his thought he might ex- ¬ late in the day press It is so much that we can be with rather more show of excitement than he often manifested friends And by the time we get to the mine But the very best of friends must ¬ always part at last she returned rath with our order from the court the chances are that there wouldnt be a er shyly smiling down at hian Which means that I have really man nearer the disputed territory than reached the limit I suppose he said the sorters on the dump pile They jreluctantly holding out his hand wouldnt go into such work as that Well then if it must be good by without being provided with a system caprice due more to sud- ¬ of signals and underground telegraphy But in some den shyness than any other feeling she to guard against surprises Moreover refused to see the proffered hand mere- ¬ I think we can do better a good deal ly murmuring good by again as of complacent satisfaction in the tone once more she lifted the rein to ride on now I think we shall have one of Harvey Neil weighing and measuring their men on the witness stand with a lovers morbid fancy was cut to Good enough cried the lawyer in a the quick by the little unconscious tone of cordial congratulation Who is snub The hand of Douglas is his own he he impetuously exclaimed his detain- ¬ A fellow who used to work for me And to He drifted away at the time of the ing grasp still upon the bit think that a moment ago I was fatu ¬ rcrike and I lost sight of him until the ously boasting that we were friends other day when he told me he had been Oh it is not that she murmured working on the Grubstake for a month turning her face away I dont know I happened to run across nim again this whymorning just after I had made those But I know he bitterly exclaimed assays it flashed across me at ence although his smile betrayed something that he was the man for us and I made of sardonic amusement at her discom- him an off er on the spot fiture It is because after all you Which he accepted do not forget that I am somebody whom Not exactly He said he would you have been hating that you cannot give me an answer to night but I am really shake off the habit It is such a pretty tolerably sure of him To a man f allacy the popular notion that woman with a passion for bucking faro fifty is by nature only tender and forgiv- ¬ dollars in cash is a powerful persuader ing as a rule I believe she is nothing It is but I wish he had not taken of the sort simply because she never time to consider it just the same the forgets Is it not so Miss Meredith lawyer dryly returned And did you Ah well By their long memories the get him to admit anything gods are known and perhaps it is fit ¬ Only as silence and an eloquent ting that woman who is so much more grin gives consent I said that I knew like unto the gods than we should be they were on our ground and he did not particularly like in that respect You deny it he said he did not feel like cannot forget the sum of my imagined talking then he wanted time to think offenses against your father Perhaps j t over but I feel sure from his maimer I should not expect it but some day that it is all right possiblj- - time may have so far blurred And Brigham have you seen him the record that you can spare a thought lately for the fact that from the moment of No I did not think it advisable to our first meeting I have been your be seen camping on his trail con- ¬ he tinually but I sent him a note to meet friend that I would have been stopped startled by such a rush of me here this afternoon feeling as almost choked his utterance He has not been in though his eyes still clung to their So I inferred but I will ride up to mocking light and his principal feel- ¬ Tomtown from here and look him up ing was one of angry disappointment I as he went on in a lowered voice wrould have been all that you could But have permitted Miss Meredith you need not look so frightened break ¬ ing off with a short laugh as he caught I have the expression of her face my audacity and I reached the limit of will not detain you longer Good by But if a lover could have prescience to forecasthis ladys moods he well to endureherl Ji w 1 whims and fioutings secure in winning T hi JriMlvJ compensation soon or late through her own capricious impulse for never is the woman heart so disposed to sweet concession as when in sensitized brood- ¬ ing upon a past offense all the mag nanimity of her nature has been roused in longing to make atonement And certain it was that Dorothy Meredith You do not forget I am 3omobody whom you have been hatingas she rode away from Harvej1 Neil that day had not been so full of yearn ¬ ing kindness toward him but for that I have been feeling tolerably sure of little hand clasp which she had re him since our last talk he seemed per- ¬ fused It had been an unreasoning im- ¬ fectly satisfied with the terms I of¬ pulse to drawback somewhat from the fered and talked in the fairest possible attitude of friendly confidence into waj but I dont like his not coming Hes as slippery us an eel declared which she havl almost inadvertently ¬ drifted but now she reproached her- the lawyer disgustedly If you get self for the childish inconsistency his hold of him you had better take him last words gaining force as she repeated back to the Gulch with you to night and them in her mind impelling her heart not lose sight of him again till court 10 compunctious tenderness hitherto opens Then if you can secure the other undreamed of It would have been so fellow for an alternate in case the ras little to concede on her part the mere eal elects to go back on us the last min ¬ touch of her hand in a parting wnich ute we may be reasonably sure of some ¬ might be for all time It would have thing But if you are not dead sure of committed her to nothing while to him your new man I think we would still it might have been so much because better go for an examination of the ah could it be true that he loved her mine Considering how little he really knew We should probably have to ask for her and how irrevocably their paths n continuance of the case if we did seemed set apart it seemed the wildest returned Neil in interrogative tone maddest idea ridiculous to the point Well as late in the day as this jer of pathos and yet remembering the haps answered Bartels look in his eyes she could not ques- ¬ Which would probably be refused tion his meaning when he said that he if the judge has been approached by would have been to her all that she the other side Neil bitterly rejoined could have let him be Asking nothing And anyway as I said before I would expecting nothing he had in effect laid rather take my chances than delay the his heart at her feet and she had de ¬ trial by an hour It has been hanging nied him even the mere touch of her oer me long enough While more- ¬ finger tips And without analyzing over I feel perfectly sure of being able her feeling beyond this ground for self to buy up this man Baker even if 50 reproach Dorothy felt that she was turns out to be too little I will have fitly punished in that she wis very both him and Brigham here at your very unhappy about it office by eight oclock to morrow morn- ¬ ing I swear it a look in his eyeo which CHAPTER IX amply indorsed the words The day before the trial Harvey Neil All right If you stick by that I appeared at his lawyers office with a think we may count on an easy victory face so eloquent of discovery thatBar Bartels said cordially as the jroung tels at once exclaimed at sight of him man took his leave Halloo Whats up A couple of hours later that same I believe the Grubstake folks have afternoon Dorothy Meredith knocking been shipping out of the enjoined ground at her fathers door to see if he were right along the young man explained ready to go to supper found him clos- ¬ with a sardonic smile dropping into a eted with the superintendent of the chair wearily mine They have the tone attesting the Come in for a moment Tll go down attorneys appreciation of the impor with you presently he said to her tance of the statement How did you and then waiting till he had seen the get onto that door safely shut and the girl quietly es ¬ One of my men got me a couple of tablished in a cAair he resumed the samples of the stuff they are shipping conversation she had interrupted You by begging a ride to town on one of the think hell take the bait he asked of wagons and running a knife into some McCready cheerfully of the ore sacks while the driver was at Oh sure returned that gentle- ¬ dinner I made assays this morning man confidently Hes got onto the The first ran a trifle over three thou fact that were shippin some mighty sand in gold while the second went up rich truck n hes so bent on knowin to over seven and if both did not come where it comes from that hell take any out of the Mascot vein I would almost chances to see with his own eyes agree to eat the whole shipment You Twont take no persuadin to get hint see I have had my suspicions right down you bet along ever since they claimed to have And what do you propose to do with made such a strike of low grade truck him if you get him demanded the in their lowest level where thqy are colonel with a sharp glance drifting to connect with the old tunnel Well I hadnt got that fur Mc Somehow I knew it wasnt so but with Cready returned grinning in his face the shaf thouse guarded night anl day It might be a good chance to crowd a it seemed next to impossible to gets little experience under his hat as would sight of the ore I tried at the Denver do fivx a heap of good Id rather like to-morr- nnry be for years and it may be smelter It looked fishy their hipping to serve im the way that top lofty it through to Denver but they evident ¬ mininpexpert got fixed out when he for ever Can I go now please ¬ Tell me first tliat you are not of ly had their instructions and I was po- ¬ comeiwith his order from the eourt last litely turned down However though spring when the winze in the second fended because I came to day ¬ No I am not offended she an it is i Tictty afe m the da I believe I evelhad been left open kinder acci- ¬ dental like You mustnt go in there swered slowly smiling rather against am on to the r little game now any such busiuess as saysr stoppin him You have no au- ¬ But if there is her will as it seemed but I think I that going on well have an order from thority to hinder my goin where I ought to be perhaps he rejoined the court for an examination at once please sir says he independent as Oh but if youre not quickly hesitating as though uncertain though as you observe it is rather though he owned all Denver n had a mortgage on the earth Ive got an order from the court sir says he Well youd better not go in there just the same says I aggravatin like knowin I was jest eggin of him on I shall go where I d ahem and McCready ¬ paused embarrassedly suddenly re- ¬ membering that he must choose his words before the young lady whose interest in the story he found greatly flattering Well I shall go where I like sir says he moseyin straight for that winze n the next thing there he was kerflump at the bottom of that J 5 foot hole with his order from the court n a dislocated shoulder Gee how he did swear as we was hoistin im up but there wasnt another straight face in the mine And Mc- ¬ Cready roared for the pleasing reminis- ¬ cence TO BE CONTINUED THE OLD VETERANS DEATH His Dying Moments Were Full of the The old Texas veteran was dying For days he had been unconscious and now the end was at hand A few friends and relatives haid gathered around his lowly bedside How time which seems to take noth ¬ ing as he passes finally takes all No ¬ body would have supposed that the shrunken form and pinched features were once a model of manly strength and beauty It was hardto believe that this wreck of a man was in his youth one of the boldest of the daring Texas rangers who had carved a red swath with his bowie knife through the Mexi¬ can ranks at San Jacinto Would he pass over the river without a final word No for the thin lips part there- is an eager expression on the drawn face as he says hurriedly Push on boys We must overtake them be¬ fore night The women and children must be saved He went away back in the thirties on the trail of the Comanches along with Jack Hayes For a few moments nothing was heard but the laboring breathing of the sufferer Suddenly he clutched the bed clothes There was a demon like scowl on his brow his eyes blazed with fury and through his clenched teeth like the growl of a tiger came the words Hem ember the Alamo He is fighting Mexicans at San Jacin ¬ to wThispered one of his sons For several minutes he did not seem to breathe Had he already passed through the dark river No for once more the thin lips part and in a voice - - Past ¬ might-summon-fdrtitu- ft Jm rY ufr3 iirrr r JPiS ¬ - ¬ cry of San Jacinto he whispers Lit May tle The old mans sons themselves gray haired men glance at each other For 40 years that name had never passed his lips She was his only daughter the pride of his life but he thanked God when he heard she was dead Behold the wonderful transfigura- ¬ The withered features are all tion aglow with a smile of ineffable tender ¬ ness like a gleam of sunshine bathing in glory the rugged rocks of some an-¬ cient ruin Come little May let us go out on the prairie and pick flowers Come little one The outstretched arms fall heavily and good old mother earth who sooner or later gathers to her bosom all hei tired children and lulls them to sleep had claimed the old veteran He was dead Alex Sweet in Tammany Times AN ABSENT MINDED nstnge contrast jtoftthe ho arse war ¬ LORD ¬ ¬ progress after A certain noble lord who shall be nameless during his journey north on a political mission changed his cos- ¬ tume for a full Highland rig out in ¬ tending it as a delicate compliment to the land of the kilt But when he looked at himselin the glass he found that the tailor had cut his kilt too short so he made up his mind to put on even ¬ ing dress He changed his upper garments and then sat down for a few moments to study his speech This set him to sleep He awoke with a start only to find himself running into the station For ¬ getting what had happened he thrust on his hat and this was how he was dressed He had a full Highland costume as far as his waist above were a white shirt and swallow tailed coat and the entire edifice was crowned with a chimney-pot hat upon which he had sat down without noticing it His lord ¬ ships horror when he stepped upon the platform and felt the keen wind cutting his bare legs changed to abso ¬ lute agony when his valet appeared scrambling out of the carriage with a pair of trousers in his hands waving them wildly and exclaiming My lord my lord you have forgotten these London Telegraph His Plea in Mitigation Have you anything to say in miti- ¬ gation of your offense before sentence is passed asked the judge Well yes replied the prisoner I wish to say your honor that Im not half as bad as this jay lawyer who de- ¬ fended me Philadelphia North Amer ¬ ican An Actual Loss Wigsby Well how did the game CholJy Van Polkadot Deuced hahd Strange Costnmc Worn by an Aspir ¬ ant for Political Honors priceless privileges of their thoughtlessness and snapped now and then as girls and other than girls have always done but I think it cannot be denied that the girl of a generation ago had a conscience on the subject of debts of Austria represent the extremes in gTatitude such as few have had since weight among the royal ladies of Eu- ¬ rope Victoria weighs a plump 224 her daj 1 have said that I am afraid that with pounds and the Austrian empress but 102 The difference in their height is 1 many of us to day it is a lost art am sure that it is not given that prom- also extremely marked The German empress is thinking of inence which it once had and that it is net cultivated with the enthusiasm with buving a small estate in Holstedn and Girls are taught has fixed her affections on Schloss Sax which it once was what etiquette says about it but eti- ¬ torf which is in the neighborhood of quette deals only from the lips outward Schloss Grunholz the home of her fa- ¬ and the result is that even our language vorite sister Duchess Frederick of tells the story of the decadence of thanksgiving A traveler from Mars might hear our Thanks 1000000 The Cleveland detective who was times and never suspect that it was sent to England to investigate the meant as an acKnowieagment 01 a claims of Mrs J H Blackman of that favor I am sure that up to saj a city to the estate of Barney Barnato years ago in those parts of our has returned and reported that Mrs dozen country where gallantry has held out Blackmans claims are unfounded The longest one could not give up a seat Kaffir King was in no way related to in a car without being sure of a full Mrs Blackman return in acknowledgment that meant Dr Hugh Johnson president Mc to acknowledge something and that Kinleys pastor in speaking of the to day the average man is utterly up¬ president said He has won great set and undone when his ears catch the popularity by waiting till the benedic- ¬ old sweet sound Of course this does tion has been pronounced unlike Gen not justify or account for the current Grant who used to retire by the private lack of gallantry among men but I clergymans entrance during the sing ¬ am not engaged in the hopeless task ing of the last hymn of restoring men to the old paths but in the hopeful one of pointing out a neg- WOES OF THE SALESWOMEN lected talent which the most charm¬ a Lady Who Became a ing of girls may cultivate with good re- Experience of from Necessity Clerk sults I am not grumbling I do not The salesladys side of the shop- ¬ mean to saj that the girl of the pe- ¬ riod is one whit behind the girl of the ping question is not often heard When past I do not believe in the decadence it is she is usually making a complaint turns of women I believe that the girl of about the customer who shops woman over goods and never buys The to day is equal to the girl her mother used to be but I do not believe that it behind the counter does not care for¬ js enough to say of our girls that they sympathy but she appreciates politeupon are equal to the girls of the past any ness in the customer she waitsNew Eng ¬ This is a story of a small more than it is enough to say of a flow- ¬ er that has had the best attention of land city where people are a little are in the best florists for a generation that it more shaken together than they really is as beautiful to day as it was 30 larger cities This woman was ¬ a clerk years ago If we have done a lady and wasshestore many from nepleasant had wisely the girl of to day ought to have cessity There dealings with a customer who always not only something winch her mother lacked but she ought to have all her came to her to be waited upon and to mothers graces as well But it is a se- ¬ whom she took great pains of servewin ¬ one the It chanced during rious question whether in pressing her ters that she was invited to card par¬ development we have not cultivated ¬ some qualities at the expense of others ties at which she met her former cusjust as in pressing the development of tomer socially That is there was a Possibly there a certain flower we have increased its formal introduction size and beauty at the expense of it3 was not as much real sociability be Womans Home Com- ¬ tween the two at the card parties is fragrance over the counter panion Then the two met on the street Thet customer was looking in an opposite DOMESTIC TALE BEARING direction They met again ana A Tendency That ShotUd B6 Xipped customer although her eyes were ap in the Bad There is no rule which the housewife parently gazing straight into the eyes should be more rigid in enforcing than of the clerk saw only vacancy to her- ¬ sensitive that which prohibits tale bearing by selfI amShe did- - notsaid the clerkwill be see me I servants Unless her maids understand more sure another time from the very first that madame will In the meantime the customer had not give ear to any gossip brought to called at the shop and received theusual her from the servants quarters she will be overwhelmed with petty ac- ¬ respectful attention from her favorite counts of kitchen misdemeanors Many clerk Then for a third time the customer women assert that they find- it easier to get along with one maid even if a and clerk met on the street and this large share of the work must receive time there could be no mistake the cus- ¬ personal attention At least say they tomer did see the clerk it was plain and friction between servants is avoided it was equally ulain that she did not in-¬ This is quite true for where two or tend to speak to her I did not expect her to do more than more maids are engaged all sorts of speak to me courteously said the small jealousies and dislikes have their rise The housemaid complains of the clerk relating the experience but un ¬ cook and the cook grumbles about the der the circumstances I did expect housemaids failing whenever either that I have waited on her for the lastf time She comes into the shop now and can get a hearing if I am entirely at leisure I let her stand The only escape from all of this and the only certain means of putting an until some one else is ready to take her end to it is for the lady of the house order She has taken up my time in the to reprove the first attempt at tale shop telling me of her intimate- family beaiing She should frankly state that affairs in which I am in no way inter- ¬ she desires to know nothing of her ested She has been very pleasant anil servants disputes and that whatever very familiar I do nnt care for that faults they may havo she prefers to dis- ¬ but I do expect a courteous recogni- ¬ cover herself that neither insinuations tion Undoubtedly it is foolish for any nor accusations will be tolerated no woman clerk or not to feel that it is matter in what spirit they are brought worth while being offended because to her The servants will learn to respect this some woman fails to recognize her principle and- there will be less oppor- ¬ Conditions in New York are different tunity for nursing imaginary wrongs Just such an episode could hardly arise if there is no chance of appealing to the here but snobbishness either here or elsewhere does not seem to be an ad ¬ housewifes sympathy Not only the servants but the chil- mirable quality The saleslady ap- ¬ dren of the house should have any tale preciates considerate treatment She was so nice one of them was bearing instincts nipped in the bud heard to say enthusiastically a few Have the juvenile gossip knowr that spy ¬ ing and eavesdropping among the days ago in commenting upon a recent maids for the purpose of tale bearing customer and she said she had such a N Y Tribune will seriously displease mamma and nice saleslady there will be no danger of childish prat Jumping Cocoons tie which brings to light the domestics Some of our readers who have be m shortcomings Leisure nours in Mexico or the southwestern Unitedt States may have amused themselves Sleeplessness Cnred Sleeplessness brought about by by watching the queer motions ofr nervous excitement mental strain or jumping beans which are the seed overwork can be cured by a harmless vessels of a plant each of which con home remedy which anybody can tains he pupa of an insect whose easily test Simply take a moist towel spasmodic movements cause the beam fold it up and place it across the neck to hop and roll about More remarka ¬ For sleeplessness of nervous people ble are the jumping cocoons recent ¬ who suffer from cold feet while the ly described by Dr Sharp and found inr head is hot there is no better remedy South Africa The cocoon- is formed than to rub the legs and particularly by the mother insect and is very hard the feet briskly with a brush or rough The pupa when ready to emerge must towel This will benefit the circulation cut its way out The front of its head and a sort of tired feeling is the result has a sharp chisel edge and by driv ¬ which soon produces sleep Drugs can ¬ ing this against thfe inside of theshcllt not be used successfully for either of it gradually makes a hole The vio¬ these forms of sleeplessness while the lent motions of the pupa within cause Jocal application of water will almost rhe cocoon to leap so that one has been een to spring out of a small glas unexceptionally give immediate relief tumbler Entomologist Leisure Hours ¬ -- Accomplishment lix Which OnJ Mothers Excelled Girls of To Day The girl who has cultivated the spirit of thankfulness does not gush over at the gift of a daisj7- and snap an indifferent Thanks at the man who has lost a day from the office to gratify her little Of course those mothers of whim ours had their whims and exercised the - ¬ Inasmuch as the princess of Wales has taken to the grass cure of the lata Father Eneipp it is expected that Brit isn aristocrats will follow her example in which event the 400 of New York may be expected to do likewise Jean de Beszke has just achieved two notable successes on the turf in Russia With Miecznick he won for the second consecutive season the Grand Prix of the czarina and with Braganza a prize of 40000 francs Queen Victoria and the empress of ¬ Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Gluck-b- ¬ ¬ -- - - - ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ Ripe Tomato Piclcles Hell for Snrtain Creelr Hell fer Sartin Creek in fSlnnd- Puncture tomatoes with a darnina luck donchknowl Lost 400 needle Put a layer of tomatoes in a Breathitt wQiich gave its name to one Great guns man thats too bad jar with chopped onion sprinkle with of John Foxs story books says the Yaas and two dollahs of it was in salt and add more tomatoes and on- Indianapolis Journal is of course a cold hahd cash too Baltimore News ions until the jar is full Let stand a real Kentucky rivulet and it seems to week then drain and press the salt be doing well A Ievoltinr Idiot It may cneer you to water from the tomatoes put in a jar know writes itslhistorian that Heit What is a crank papa son is a fellow who goes and cover with strong vinegar well sea er Sartin Creek now has a Sunday A crank my an- spices House j school It is called nell fer Sartin Sun around with his wheelsV Yonkers soned with pepper keeper CA ieago Tribune iTay schonl Statesman ¬ I left jou last night j ¬ - U 0 fWl f jvuoiiyrBrtirarvwwrc v THE BOUKBOWNSWS FRIDAY OCTOBER Hon 1 1897 veirr5eyrr23 JL JLJLJU1 Royal makes the food pure wholesome and delicious J A Violett Nominated Wednesday the At Georgetown National Democrats nominated Hon James A Violett of Frankfort for Commonwealths Attorney of this District-composed i- of Bourbon Frankliu Scott and Woodford The Lexington Leader says in that Charlie Bronston is red hot attrrEvau Settles seat in Congress That bee has been buzziug in Bronstons bonnet for a long time Depression of Spirits so common in summer time accompanied by loss of energy GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS S5 - -- - i TSi BI414 JLJ9fCi J PJL M M M P H I -- Tf - AU XTAAAJkiv V 1 mT M w Theatrical And Otherwise Tho IToyer Remarks In Thos Keene will annear at the Lex f ington opera bouse Monday and Tues ¬ day nights in Othello and Richard III If sub-stanc- -p AKIKI5 s y POWDER Absolutely Pure B-S- - advices from Washington state that the color of postage biamps will not b eh mged from carmine to green Samuel J Roberts took charge of Late I I Minn- I ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK ¬ the luternal Revenue office at Lexing ton yesterday Judge Beard of lack of thought power means quoted hugs at 5 each Shelby ville bs a deficient supply of nourish- ¬ stranger who bmrged twoAn intoxicated girls on the ment The vital force is lost street was fined 10 tor the offense In It isnt a question of muscle and Canada J F Hendricks 70 was sued sinew but of resistance and for 2000 for kissing his uiece Mrs She got judgment fcr At any age but EffiePickey endurance twenty cents Thus the K ntuckv npriallv in vouth it involves article shows its superiority the risk of lung disease Loss of flesh and a cough are threat-¬ Tbeveriscope pictures of the Corbntt Fitzsimmons fiirht attracted a good ening signs 7v ftC - JR5lHaaaHiBR3tSSlMKm and the smallest in town will get equal satisfaction in the fit of his clothes if our tape line has been around him We have a sort of pride in fitting men that other tailors cant please Its the know- ¬ ing how that tUs the taste and our experience and observation has given us that Come in and look over our stock of Fall goods arid try not to be amazed at the prices we quote tT I I v Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty 1 Mi Register next Tuesday pm 6 am to 9 iMw iriiwir iinnlMWtwwiwrMM Ik 0 li is rl l Of HEWS 1881 SCINTILLATIONS A TnfnrAiititlP TllUlblO Of News Seventeenth Year Established ftiSjiiahed every Tuesday and Comment ifCV v- IP I f J II l l if in A 15000 brewery may be Lexington X Make all Checks Money Orders etc The Madison grand jury has payable to the order of Champ Miileb eight men for Jkukluxing Mastodon bones were found near as milk ADVUR JlilJiVa RATJSS Displays one dollar per inch for first inser For sale at oc and ioobv all drucrerista county this week BOWWE Mtg Chemists New York SCOTT tion half rates each insertion thereafter pei Donerail in Scott Locals or reading notices ten cents emmigrants A number of German line each insertion Locals in blas tTej twenty cents per line each insertion Wiii locate in Lincoln CQUBty in Decern Do You Play Whist Euchre Or Other Fractions of lines count ae full lines when Gimcs flinuing at line rates br Obiluaros cards of thanks calls on candi The F F V playing card is better Major Giuter who made 10000000 dates resolutions of respect and matter of a ten cents per line like nature is dying in than any 50 cent card on the market Special rates given for large advertise in the cigarette business orients and yearly card Send 15 cents for one deck or 25 cents Virginia aKia stamps or currensy to C ggPhil Smith was fined 50 at George- ¬ for two decks A Bis Petition town for pointing a loaded weapon at B Ryan Asst Genl Passr Agt C O Ry Cincinnati Ohio Hon A J Carroll Chairman of the George Jackson Central National Democratic State Governor Bradley has ordered 2000 To the Voters of Bourbon County the office of the paid over to the State Board of Health Committee called at ¬ Secretary of State Wednesday at Frank- to be used in preventing the introduc Having received the nomination in fort and presented the petition required tion of yellow fever in Kentucky the Republican County Convention for to haye the name of Hon James R Olerk of Bourbon county I take Owing to scarcity of funds the State County this method to ask the support of all my Hindman placed on the official ballot fifrh of the friends I pledge myself to a conscien ¬ were sufficient Treasury will only pay one One thousand names schools instead of the 40 tious and faithful discharge of official but over six thousand were on the big amount due duties if elected in November should be paid now petition presented The Assistant Sec- ¬ per cent which Respectfully retary of State said the petition was The grand jury has failed to return Wm M Goodloe tf regular and was all that was required indictments against the lynchers of five Did anybody and receipted for the same The docu- ¬ men at Versailles Ind D Fj SIMMONS only seven days ever hear of a lyncher being indicted ment was circulated Hoclcingport O Ilccommends Wrights and mainly in fourteen counties A somnambulist walked out o an L Of Celery Capsules ThePop The Courier- - Journal says N car near Stanford and lost a couple Hockingport O August 14 96 ocrats who have been proclaiming that of teeth and received serious bruises in To the Wright Medical Co Hindman wiil not get as many votes as a head end collision with the track got in Kentucky Columbus Ohio Palmer and Bnokner The Combs Lumber Co of Lexington year may observe that the petition secured the contract for the rebuild Gentlemen I have been using last Celery Capsules for stomach to place Hiud mans name on the ballot ing the Lexington conrt bouse Their Wrights constipation for some has received as many signatures in only bid was 30070 It will not be fire proof trouble and find them even greaterthree months aud than as Palmer couuties fonrteen recommended With pleasure and un ¬ A new Methodist Church free from solicited I would recommend them to and Buckuer received votes in the entire debt was dedicated Sunday at Salem the suffering public State Yours ver truly f Scott county by Rev E H Pearce of DE Simmons JElegiiter Tuesday 6 a m to 9 p m Winchester in the presence of 3OOOr VV Sold by T Brooks at5Qc and 100 people per box Send address on postal to the Tee Lexington Leader employes have The price of silver declined still fur- ¬ Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for presented editor Samuel Roberts with Wednesday reaching trial size free an elegant gold watch in honor of his ther in New Y rk fifty three and one fourth cents within appoiutuient m Revenue Collector two and one fourth cents of the lowest c Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa losing game for price on record Verily politics is a tion sick headaches 25c rat druggists Dr Hunter His lawyers fee3 in the Frauk Norris 40 of Elkhardt Ind bribery case cost a cool 3000 Vindi is the unhappy father of twenty chil W S Anderson cation come3 high but it was necessary dren Married at 18 his wife twice Of Peck P O- Pike Co O Recommends in this case to get a McKinley plum Wrights Celery Capsules presented him with triplets and four To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Unhampered by the Chicago platform times with twins The balance came on Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drugand free silver the Democrats could the instalment plan O and used says that the Maysville gist WaverlyConstipation them for Stomach The Ledger have won last year and could easily 1 was unable to Trouble and for nearly two years I ased win this year Last years lesson was a fair with its races balloon ascensions do anything of your Celery Capsules and they three boxes hard one but the silver Democrats seem Wild West show Oriental dancer floral have cured me For the benefit of others to have profited little by the experience hall shooting tournament etc was a afflicted I wish to send this letter Very ruly yours W S ADEKSoar deserved success The local press Sold by all box a former con-¬ which is largely responsible for making Send address druggists at 50c und SI per Med Hon John Caldwell on postal to the Wright gressman from the Third district who it a go is reaping the usual reward Co Columbus O for trial size free has for years advocated the silver doc- ¬ for such efforts a small crop of To Cure A Cold In One Day trine has renounced silver and Bryan thanks Slowly some of our friends are finding Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabCollector Yerkes of the Eighth dis- ¬ out that silver and Bryan are a danger- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money ous combination for the Democratic trict has been advised by the Secretary if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W of the Treasury of the discontinuance of T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris party the services of seventy five storekeeper Ky Of course Orator Bryan is still for gaugers three storekeepers and twelve silver He gets about 500 per speech gangers ninety in all These are Dem- ¬ for telling about the crime uf 73 ocrats whom Collector Yerkes recom- ¬ READ The fair company at Morgantield Ky mended for discontinuance on account Every expectant mother has has offered that sum for a speech during of superfluous force a trying ordeal to face If she does not the fair next week Silver is Bryans Under the new constitution all local good thing aud of course hes going to and special acts under winch local push it along option has been exercised by counties Is Bryan really eccentric or is he do and towns in Kentucky agaiu3t the sale ing a shabby genteel specialty to win of intoxicating liquors expire with the favor with the working people The effect of removing prohibition in many Globe Democrat says he recently came counties and towns where no election has to St Louis with a brass pin sticking in been held under the general local option the frayed hem of a trouser leg and his law passed since the adoption of the new hair was long and his cloches cheap and Constitution -showing evidence of long weir The Auction Sale of five lots adjoining orator who gets 00 for a single speech Claysville to morrow at 230 p m by travels on passes and is toasted around Lancaster Northcott by admiring frieuds could afford better get ready for it Are you insured in the North Western clothes even if the Dingley tariff is in there is no telling Life effect lm what may happen Child birth is full Advertised Letter List of uncertainties if Awarded List of letters remaining unclaimed Nature is not given proper assistance Highest fionors Worlds Fair in Paris Ky postoffice Oct 1 1897 Baler Miss Letty Kennedy M F Commotto Jos Lang W H Clay Miss Maggie Lang Mrs Mattie is the best help you can use at this time Duckworth Jas Lancaster Mrs J L when regularly apGarrison Miss Lue Moreland Mrs M T It is a liniment and Goodwin Mr J B Palmer Miss Pearl plied several months before baby comes Haney Mr Jerome Sebree Dr Jas H it makes the advent easy and nearly pain- ¬ Johnson Mrs HattieShropshire Palmer less It relieves and prevents morning Johnson Robert ScrogginsAllie May sickness relaxes the overstrained mus- ¬ Whaley Miss Eva Cecil distended feeling short ¬ Persons calling for aboye letters will cles relieves the recovery rapid and cer- ¬ ens labor makes please say advertised tain without any dangerous after effects W Li Davis P M Mothers Friend is good for only one Call on Bourbon Lumber Co for all purpose viz to relieve motherhood of kinds of lumber etc yard near freight danger and pain sent 1 dollar per bottle at all drug Btores or depot tf by mail on receipt of price rRKK Books containing valuable informa r MOST PERFECT MADE tion for women will be sent to any sAarm Dow De Long are having unequai upon application to pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free ed success with the North Western pom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant THB BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Life O YEARS THE STANDARD Attaata Oaf l 24p lm v Editors and Owners ¬ ¬ ¬ V 4 ¬ - WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER i Friday by Georgetown will have a new gss plant phosphites meets these cases perfectly It tones up fattens and strengthens built at In Scotts Emulsion the taste oil is fully disguised indicted of the making it almost as palatable And of Cod liver Oil with the hypo sized crowd to the opera house Wed no diy night The pictures showed evniy movement of the fighters and were natural eno igh to excite the audience eswaxc33aiKsv--rtatrfcrtrttz3sizziraarjci3 aud wiu applause The spectator could mj Yes tird ays l ki almost imagine he could hear Mrs t mit crBture as The following i Fitz scream Punch him in the wind noted yesterday by A J Winters Co Bob oil this city 7a m 08 8a m 09 W H Davis of the Fast Mail East9 p in i ern writes from Wheeling that the 10 a in 73 company played to large business this 11 a m 75 75 week in West Virginia and that the 12 m 2p m 76 management is well pleased with his 74 bp m work The company plays in Ohio un ¬ 7P ip m til the 9th in Pennsylvania until the 12 6p m 12 pm 70 reaching New York state the 13th and playing the next three nights in Rocheri ter Seeing Blind Dave the fiddler ard his one legged wife in Wheelim Men vho like r a iyrl quiet and brought memories of old Kentucky tu easy bhave hmM j niiz Urawiord Bros barber Mtop Cunui first class Mr Davis bath rooms are connect jm with the shop Cash buyers can get double value to Satisfactory servu n f i times tf LAV1N i HUKILL Poor Grade Shoes Are poor in every respect money Our new stock of School wasters Shoes cannot be made better and are money savers Try us and see - if ¬ RION CLAY SfeAV Lsumdry Ageiicj- - 4 I J I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will Work receive immediate attention ca led for aud delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf Bruce Holladay 2j Davis Thomson ft ktmmiM Isgrig MJKf Fall Details Gladly Given A Railroad Officials Experience over Var Tenn Cenfmnii il an International dens drug store makes fine photos at Exposition NashvilK Ttm Mnv tr to reduced prices Kodak work quickly tf N Oct 31st 97 L vii b ll tickets done satisfaction guaranteed at following rat s for the rmnd nip Sherman Siivers has taken the April 28 to Oct 15rb fin limit Nov 7 agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times 1260 April 29 to Oct 3 tiii l limit 15 Star a most excellent paper and will days from date of sale 925 April have it delivered to subscribers in any 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 day including part of the city for six cents per week He solicits your subscription tf date of sale 760 FB Aim Agt D L N Kates T Nashville Cable photographer tu - C - i sic cu MH 6G2 MAIN - R EDWARD EDMONDS long con 1V1 nected with railroad construction in Nebraska wrltes My heart troubled pained me for 19 years Shortness of and breath was tho constant and most common symptom Intense excruciating pain gener- ¬ ally followed any severe exertion Faintness wJkj i Nashville Exposition Biv yonr liaket to Nashville via Cincin nati aud Queen Crescent nouie to Chatta lioojra Visit the historic cftv and tho great battlefields of Missionary Kidgeaad Lookout Mountain pend a day at the hicumauga Natioiii Miiitnrv lJavK tiieu refreshed and ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ ney LOkV rates to the great Exposition in effect via this pleasant route The CJueen Crescent trin service is per j ifect the schedules fasuohes thescenery un surpassed anywhere 1 It yoi want the jouruey to be a pleasant one sedinai yourucKets react via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C uinearson U P A Ciuei uati O i DAILEY xese7bxsi ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 pm Moiiev To Loan s have from One Thousand to Fifteen Hundred Dollars to loan on first mort ¬ gage at eight per cent per annum i1 4 Tf 11 ¬ ¬ - ¬ 1 hunger without any appetite fluttering that made me clutch my breast and palpitation that often staggered me as if I would fall were frequent attacks Again everything would turn black if I arose from a stooping posture quickly Sleepless nights with thei prostrating unrest were Dr Miles numerous and I could Heart Cure get no rest day or nigiif ¬ 1 consulted leading physicians and tried auver Restores tised remedies They Health gave me no relief One of Miles circulars described my case so Dr exactly that I took Dr Miles New Heart Cure and I am now a well man I hope every one troubled with heart disease will try Dr Miles remedies If they will write me personally I will gladly give them full details of my experience Edw Edmonds P O Box 65 David City Nebraska Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee that first bottlo benefits or money refunded HARMON STITT EES3ms83smffmm fasHaggagi gi I ¬ Your Life Insured lc a Day GETTING ¬ 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 ou doubt it write them Good health is WrigluB the best life insurance Capsules gives vou good health Celery they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation aud 3ck Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above box which brines bank in every your monev back it wp fail to cure jou Sold by W T Brooks druggist -- Our insurance is protected by bank ¬ tt euump Co you see that house hat is the place to get any- ping in that line Blankets comforts Pi- ¬ laws Mattresses and inci- Do you need anything in 1 a GEO W DA VI DEALER IN Furniture Window Stc - Cloths Carpets Mattresses Shares Oili j u prings ever shown 7j lnfoll iilciuv l U1C Knr- UCiL Kz 1J11C v Ul -C Prices on Comforts from in Paris cents to mg and Repairing Special attention given to Qndertak- - per pair ipy line Blankets 1200 6j cents to 9 Main Street - - - Paris Ky Do not buy until you see Mothers Friend G17 P J Main KIELY Paris Ky St T H1NT0N Wr d Man els Tiling Etc ¬ CREAM Carpets as low as the lowest Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to lurniture cf all kindn ir BAKING POWDtR PATENTS usodcufkeroiign EUGENE W JOHNSON SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ¬ ENT CAUSES 1729 New York Ave Washington D C Office established 1868 ¬ Charges moderate Correspondence Requested r 2mar ljan98 Sir - Q- h THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY OCTOBER ff tWMMOflHMMHBaH 1 1897 I THE BOUBBQH HEWS Seventeenth Year Establihed 1881 Miss Heaths Lectures in baseball history The gams jtster Boston 12 Brooklyn 3 Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At day resulted 3 Washington 7 New York wr The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Baltimore We want to get them on the peoples feet with as little expense QS 1 6 Philadelphia 5 The season will close poasible and have taken the -- hortest Elsewhere the CUT IN PRICES- Miss Willie Marders is visiting Sunday friends in Lexington Summer Shoes wen neve so low priced is they are now ANJS Oetiber Revenue Changes VV Davis has returned HERB You will ngive with ut when vou see the shoes and know tbes Mr J from Revenue changes for October which prices Mt Clemens Michigan concern Bourbon men or distilleries are pi Miss Anna Lee Talbott is attending Storekeepers M F Ksnney G G te FREE School tablet and pencil given with ech purchase Our Hamilton Female College si White r0 J T Brock Jas Robinson Childrens Sclio J Shoe Department is filled with an elegant line fcja Mrs 0 E Nippert and children Lexington Paris Distilling Co O P to Shoes durable and at pries to suit all have returned to Newport Carter Jr W A Garner Co Miss Ella Barr of Gallatin Tenn Frankfort Storekeeper and gaugers J is the guest of Miss Anna Ward M Russell Peacock Distilling Co H S Co1 J GCraddock has returned Sinclair Bourbon Distilling Co Gaug- ¬ mv ers Thompson Ware Paris Distilling from a weeks stay in Nashville An impromptn dance will Le given Co this evening at Odd Fellows Hall Wallace Leer the bright son of Mr and Mrs Stout Leer fell Miss Rebecca Rogers of Lexington Tuesday from the balcony of their is the guest of Mrs Mamie Fithian home on Fifth street to the pavement oclock Miss Grace Swearengen left Wed ¬ A crowded hall at both of the re ¬ nesday for a visit to friends in Newport fifteen feet below but miraculously es- ¬ SEEDINGcaped with but a slight cut on his chin maining lectures would be a compliMy importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chif Mr and Mrs J W Davis and Mr to Miss Heath which she deserves ment drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10010 anv other pus Ifits a wrap for the wife a chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi- ¬ and which the quality of her lectures J N Davis were in Lexington yester6a to 9 fully justifies m Register next Tnesday jacket for the daughter or a ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and my is day pm Mr N C Fisher left Wednesday cloak for the baby you will find terest to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest See the short corset at Frank ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The new The Paris High School now has 414 Cos Cos white and black all for Ann Arbor Mich to enter lav them at Frank Dingley tarifl bill has already made and will when set fully at worSr pnpils school sizes i make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were-- Tra ¬ BIRTHS Mrs Fannie Talbott and daughter WOOD Ginnan has accepted a posi der the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goocjje Miss Mary left Wednesday for a visit in Acres of Grass Burned tion in the ButJuBOtf News office The Advent Of Our Future Men And were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down e Cynthiana Women long as a yard of them lasts If you want to save money in your pw ¬ Ken Hundreds of acres of trrqss of G W Thieves entered the home ti Mrs T E Ashbrook and son re- ¬ To the wife of Harmon Stitl on chase this Fall and Winter corn e and see me and examine my s ecfe sides i Myers Sunday night and stole nine tucky meadows and on hill yesterday from a visit to rela- Wednesday a son Norwood Evans and hear prices before you invest elsewhere destroyed been have this turned dollars tives in Lexington Wednesday morning to the wife of by week by fires started and sparks from locomotives Miss Bessie Redmon has returned Drake Thompson Come ont to morrow afternoon i formerly Miss Harry Holt Cheap of this city has had ten acres destroyed home from a delightful visit to Mrs Gertrude White a daughter Cluysville bny a lot adjoining -v and on easy terms and many Bourbon farmers have had Stella Lee on Lookout Mountain Eiderdown corcforts and pil- ¬ Miss May Hord Free embroidery lessons given to smaller losses an engine on the Cincin- ¬ several hours in the of Maysville spent lows at Frank Cos 529 MAIN ST PARIS Sparks from city Tuesday en material at Miss Lillie persons buying nati Southern Railroad destroyed a two route to Mt Sterling to visit friends 28sep 3t Daniels art store Quit annoying your neighbors by hundred acre meadow for John Hajes Miss Lelia Johnson arrived yester- ¬ using their telephones They do not Several hay day from Mt Sterling to resume her B H Coyle furniture dealer who near Lexington Monday like to refuse but they complain to Mrs Iss I moved to Mt Sterling several months stacks and considerable fencing were duties as stenographer for Hon E M Baker and the Telephone Co that it is a destroyed The fire spread to S B Dickson ago has returned to Paris nuisance and very annoying If you Muirs plaoe but the efforts of a hundred ¬ Mr and Mrs Oscar Taytor of Cov are not a subscriber you have no right All contracts and other account are people saved his house About 200 acres now due Please be prepared to meet of grass were burned The fire was put ington arrived yesterday afternoon to to use the phone The rental is very Large line of new Dress goods Fall Underwear for LadiesGenfc be the guests of Mr and Mrs Geo B low and the service is good There are your obligations promptly out by plowing the ground tlemen and Children of evjsnsr dl a great many people in this city who are strictly wool 25c a yard Alexander Paris Ice Mfg Co Novelties in Pl iin and Fancy scription at half the usuah prises News of Dirk Tate The Sterling and Montgomery Ball able to pay for telephones and need Mrs Rosa Buckler and family yesthem but they annoy their neighbors Dress goocis atoOc sold everywhere ¬ Blankets Si kind for IQau-- sh88 Mr Clubs will give a ball in Mt Sterling to evry day by running into their homes else for 7oc to SI per yard on cor- ¬ Frankfort Ledger says The terday moved into the residence all wool at 8250 per pairx Sjglassnr night The music will be furnished by High streets owned by Pinkerton head of the great detective ner Seventh and Handsome line of Silks Velvets didlineof B d Comforts and business houses and using their agency in Chicago states that Col Dick Saxtons orchestra the Citizens Bank Co bus them and Braids of all descriptions for Full line of Hosier v one g2S3i Dr F L Lapsley will leave the phones The Telephone Tate is still alive and that he is the pro- ¬ trimmings adv it spotted special oeing our Ladies and GMS Have yon seen my new line of rugs prietor of an immense coffee plantation first of next week for Louisville to at- ¬ Penangs Peeales and Fancy drens full seamless ac 10c They are beauties Some are of ex- and cattle ranch in Northern Brazil has tend the meeting of the Mississippi Val- ¬ J T Hinton is giving close prices on Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10- We are the only store in tomaca tremely fine pattern My prices will plenty wall paper Get his prices for rooms making ley Medical Association of money and Table Linens and Towels at old J T Hinton more suit you also Mr complete with paper put on He has an prices notwithstanding tariff ad- ¬ that carries full line of Zepbratv states The Lexington Herald says Pinkerton Ice Wool and fancy yarr patterns vance of 20 per cent like an JohnTalbert and family of Bourbon elegant line of Tate is living Son will shortly erect a that Thomas We still sell 104 Pepit el5 sheer¬ Notions of all kinds and in frame cottage on Seventh Street for Oriential Prince and makes frequent well known to many Lexington friends I bleach Dress linings we will save you 25c ing at ISc and extra Mrs Mike Dowd on the site now occu- - trips to Buenos Ayres capital of the have taken the house on Fayette avenue OF- ed and unbleached Cwtniat 5c on the dollar itpied by the blacksmTthop 6fthev- late Argentine Bepu0ibrAiTateitiesasi 4 ust jvatcated4byMrs and Miss Akrs yr vl 55 Ttf make 4 no effort to conceal his id n i y Mike Dowd The Educational Club will hold its lEr size a high sounding first meeting of the season to morrow adopting Messrs J W Davis and J N Davis beyond Co were Spanish name and dressing like a afternoon at three oclock at the home of of the firm of J W Davis Hidalgo Mrs Horace Collins on Seventh street in Lexington yesterday prospecting for a ON The members are requested to be pres- ¬ business location with a view of open ¬ Blankets at Frank Gos ent THURSDAY OCTOBER 7TH 1897 ing a branch store in that city from fifty cents to fifteen dollars tfr Mr R P Dow Jr left Wednesday Loan The Blue Grass Building Creditors of the assigned estates of per pair for Harrodsburg to attend the marriage Association will sell at public auction C T McClelland and the asJ J of his class mate Mr Frank Curry to the following farms First the farm 1897 signed estate of Joseph McClelland will A Midnight Fire my office and receive Miss Louise Forsythe which was cele- ¬ known as please call at checks for amounts of dividends The fire department was called out brated in elaborate style Wednesday The J H Curtis Farm Harmon Stitt Attorney about one oclock Wednesday mornin g Levemng Situated on the Johnpon pike near the Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them to extinguish a dangerous blaze in the Miss Emily May Wheat returned Lexington and Maysville turnpike and Jas Thomas Hornback who form- ¬ miles from Millersburg Ky erly lived in this county was killed this rear of the OConnor property on the yesterday to Louisville after an exceed- ¬ about li containing 83 acres On the abovp week in a railroad accident at Home corner of Main and Fifth streets The ingly pleasant visit in this city She farm there is a comfortable dwelling wood Pa His body was shipped fire gained considerable headway but was the admired and popular guest of house one large barn one stock barn a Car of the Celebrated through this city Wednesday to Car- the department turned out in exceeding- ¬ Mrs J T Hinton and Miss Marj carriage house all other necessary out- ¬ Just received houses and plenty of fruit and water ly quick time carried a line of hose Irvine Davis Br lisle for interment Second the farm known as through C B Mitchells grocery and The Danville Advocate says G C Smith place Bishop Clay Secretary of the Lex- ¬ subdued the fire The damage was Miss Elizabeth VanMeter may have as Situated near Headquarters Ky near Call and examine before you buy ington Blue Grass Building Association small but the fire wonld have been very offers at public sale on the 7th of Octo- ¬ destructive but for the excellent work her guests some time next month Miss the Headquarters and Carlisle turnpike n ber the J H Curtis farm of 83 acres of the fire department Hazelriggand Miss Margaret Woodford and containing about 96 acres t The sale of the first farm will take 9F of Mt Sterling and Miss Bessie Wood- ¬ and the G C Smith farm of 96 acres place upon the premises at 9 oclock a Carpets Bound To Advance ford and Miss Elizabeth Spears of Paris m Thursday Oct 7 1897 The sale of ft ¬ See ad in another column for descripthe second farm will take place at 11 tion and location Buy your carpets before the advance Co will sell you a oclock on the premises the same day Frank Jonas Weil shipped twenty cars of in prices The new tariff is causing a piir of blankets cheaper than At 4 oclock p m same day at Paris rapid advance in wholesale price of car- ¬ Ky on the premises the export cattle Wednesday over the L any house in the city Frame Cottage N to New York Moses Kahn yester- ¬ pets Of course retail dealers will be T ft TT QZRIJSTO-- 1 Register Tuesday 6 a m to 9 p m day shipped fifteen cars over the same compelled to charge more I am selling Now occupied by Harrie Allen situated o shipped carpets every day at the old low pricpp on Svcamore Streets between Eighth road to same destination Kahn WE HATE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK P J T Hinton carries the largest stock and Ninth Streets will be sold come in now dont wait till your All Better cars of cattle Monday forty seven One Terms Sale I have all of chamber sets in to be found in Paris balance in of and two years third cash IMPORTED SUITINGS AKD TROUSERINGS stock averaged about 1450 lbs and cost opportunity has passed one with six grades of carpets and in the latest pat- ¬ Buyeis who have priced similar goods per cent interest or the stock of the from 450 to 475 in Cincinnati and other places say Hin Association on the re organization plan terns J T Hinton On account of the Dingley bill in tons prices are lowest Buy at J T will be accepted in payment as cash Theyre Coming Buck Remember that all of the above sales creasing the price on cigarettes the four Hintonss will take place on Thursday Oct 7rh Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whi Paris dealers agreed several weeks ago During a trip to Paris Wednesday Lancaster Northcott will sell five 1897 the first at 9 oclock a m the quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call five to ten cents the Cynthiana Military Band a yery to raise the price from second at 11 oclock a m and the third per pack This week the compact was clever organization rendered several lots adjoining Claysville to morrow at at 4 oclock p m p Kbroken and now u cigarette- wai is on pleasing selections in the court house 230 in Terms 500 cashaud 500 V BISHOP CLAY 3 tOf Wf JBm Oh per mouth Six packs can now be bought for a yard The band will return to Paris on Secy quarter At this rate a dealer must sell next Friday night to give a concert at J T Hinton is closing out a choice jeujve A T Forsyth Auctioneer I 17500 packs to make his license fee the Grand Opera House Their music line of wall paper His special prices S E TIPTON Cutter is delightful and they should be well for paper put on are very low Get John Smith Remembered his estimate before you buy patronized We are also agents for the celebrated Ghas E Smith Shirt Full line of samplesv pre- ¬ Tuesday night the Frankfort bar Card of Thanks We now have a new stock of lumber sented a handsome gold headed cane to ET at Tarr Templins old stand near xAttorney John S Commonwealths I desire to thank those who so kindly Smith of thi3 city in token of their assisted at the fire on Tuesday night freight depot Price lower than any i DONT TRUST EVERY LAUN ¬ V appreciation of his splendid work as and the Paris Fire Department for the one else tf Bourbon Lumber uo efficient done Paris DRY SIGN YOU SEE Commonwealths Attorney Mr Smith most feel proudwork fire department can Story and Bunnells famous Baltimore well of its as responded in a pretty speech Since the organization of the old Oysters 35c 40c 50 and 60c per can they are prompt and reliable Very Truly Aetna Life Insurance Co of Hartford street while traveling down Shot In The Cheek Geo D Mitchell Blue Ribbon Celery 35 40 and 50c Conn 9969780801 has been paid to per dozen Consult your friends firt whom Fred LiNk and Wm Duffy engaged If you are not going to the Klondike policy holders J T Porter Smith Agent in a quarrel yesterday on Hiram Car- ¬ you want a sack of Paris Mill flour If Dannemillers Cordova Coffee 1 lb you see wearing unfraved beauti ¬ packages 10c lb penters farm seven miles from Paris you are you want a car load 4t fully laundered linen and yu will and Liuk shot Duffy through the cheek A large lot of shingles on hands Best Patent Flour 275 and f 300 per A warrent has beeu issued for Links Collarettes and feather boas will sell cheap tfyi hundred lbs fiad when you tome to inquire not been captured araest but he has for early Fall wear at Frank tf Bourbon Lumber Co whose laandry they patronize that Concord Grapes 15c per basket The best blankets in town are being Cos If you dont like the way we mix Choice Peaches 175 to 300 per ittutwas aoll by J T Hinton aixty fiye cents The Cynthiana Military Band will feed we will fix it to suit you bushel to nine dollars per pair Examine his run an excursion from Falmouth to ¬ J H Hibler Co stock Better buy before cold weathCorn Meal 50c per bushel Natural Bridge and Torrent next Fri ¬ er JELintons qualities and prices cant day Oct 15th The band will furnish Tin cana glass and stone jars Jash tickets given with each purchase bo beat Pure T music on the trip and will fgive a con- ¬ spice3 and cider vinegar for pickling W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors s Floor oil cloth all widths at cert on the dancing pavilion at Natural guaranteed pure Telephone No 4 Bridge Fraiiku Cos tf Newton Mitchell vs j - - lec- ¬ livering a very iuteresting series tures on Japan at the City School Chanel A residence of some yei in Post office at Paris Ky as Japan haB qualified Miss Erath to spijak Entfied at the secov i ass mail matter Of that Singularly bright and interesting people with a knowledge of tbein gath ered at first hand and not from hear- ¬ TELEPHONE NO 124 say Miss Heath is herself a bright in- ¬ tellectual and cultivated lady She SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Pay able in Advance writes fluently and wiih an easy grace 100 of diction and her lectures if viewed S2 00 Six months One year news costs you cant even get a re ¬ merely as literary efforts re excellent But thero is much more in them than port FltOM A GUN FKKK OF CHARGE mere literary finish They overflow Make all Checks Money Orders Etc with entertaining information about a payable to the order of Champ Miliar very interesting people told in an at attractive and eutei taining way They are read from manuscript which has ben carefully prepared bnt they are read well in a clear distinct and pleasing voice and the interest does not first sentence the last 1897 flau from thewill consist ofto three lec- ¬ The series tures The first on Modern Japan h s hppn frvfrt Thp RPfnnd on Anrifnfc Japan will be eiven this evening and the third on Women of Japau on next Friday evening at the City School Uhapel beginniug each evening at 730 Miss Ford Heath of this city j of PERSONAL MENTION de- ¬ Boston Wins The Fenant COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY By defeating Brooklyn yesterday Bos clinched hef claim on the pennant win ning it by the narrowest margin known ¬ We Do Not Want To Carry Over Any Summer Shoes ct NOTICE TO TAX PATERS Tax receipts for are now ready and have been for some time Please call and settle at once and saye - Davis Thomson Isgrisr four-year-o- ld penalty ET s sc ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- G rUCKER Kt ap WE ARE ALWAYS A - Adding new lines cutting old prices witfe store full of new Fall Goods to show you ¬ -- ¬ t- up-to-da- te - -- - Sal I 4-- -V i iu mini- - Liilllls Family Portraits life Free of charge CONDONS ¬ NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk ¬ STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS o EDWARDS DEriSi 33y S3SS- PASHIONABIjE FOR FALL AND WINTER A - mbrchavt tailors i - 1 FEE SONS SPECIAL - -- 1 The Bourbon Steam Laundry m -- - lc-ct-2- t JSFEE SON Ji V J O r n 6 V t A 1 - 6 THE BOURBON NEW3FBIDAY OCTOBER Tor Geoff there is to hear about it was evidently ready to depart I shall be in first thing of course 1 would stop if I might but it wont do to scandalize your pupils If there is anything to be done you will fetch me directly 1897 FASHION AND FANCY Few Notes on Early Autumn Costumes Half a dozen years ago the woman of any agc aaIio Avould have entered a car in the day time or walked on one of the public thoroughfares in a broad brimmed hat of Avhite fancj- - braid AAith trimming of white plumes AAhite rib- ¬ bon and spraAvling aigrettes or bird of paradise feathers Avould haAe taken nineteen twentieths of the ejes in the immediate vicinity and might have felt rather thankful if she escaped audible criticism or even- Avorse Surely usage makes a great deal of difference Noav we pass through tossing billoAvs of the most extravagantly conspicuous mil- lmer3r and never even knoAV that it is there so accustomed are Ave to its pres- ¬ ence In fact the era of eccentric head- ¬ gear has full3 set in and just AAhat Avill be the end nobod3 seems to knoAV Among the novelties are hats made of shirrings of the softest chiffon and other equally thin materials These shirrings and ruchings are put on over farmers that are twisted and Avarped bent and curved in the most artistic fashion Masses of seasonable floAAers and autumn leaAres are pressed into the folds and convolutions of the brim and bird of paradise feathers and aigrettes are an almost indispensable portion of - v t fr A wj d jm 1 P Or KsA K if 1 e s I i a r f- HI I J it 1 H i Hi In hr I ful face she turned to encounter her old Mystery of a Montana mine 1 lover James Barrington People WIio Enter It Fall Asleep and THE BOURBON NEWS There is some mistake I think she Tlielr ItodieH Become IUKid 1881 Seventeenth Year Established said drawing herself back haughtily In this line of work we come across Published Every jWALTER CHAMP Tuesday and Friday by after the first shock of astonishment some curious accidents and narrow es- ¬ You can scarcely have capes said Deputy Mine Inspector had passed TtRUCB MILLER X Eflltors and nrM wished to see me Frank Hunter the other night One answered thing struck me long ago and that is is no mistake There said am so glad you are here I THE PICTURE THAT WE TOOK Georgie again I have come across the wovld tiow much it takes to kill a man some- ¬ James Poor Anna her tale was told in few for that puirpose They tell me you are times and how easil3 the thread of life We posed her there upon the lawn is often snapped Beside her higti backed chair words but those few words contained a stillMiss Edgar The morning sunlight beaming on voyage Down in Colorado I knew a fellow That is perfectly correct but I fail volume of sorrow Her outward The wavelets of her hair concern it is of yours who plunged down 800 feet in a single had been prosperous and exceedingly to see what She clasped her dolly to her breast compartment shaft He went to the leaving poverty be ¬ now she cried with emphasis pleasant She was And we combining tricked meet the I have come across the world as I bottom but did not break a bone Of Her into stillness Then I pressed hind her and was about to The button till it clicked man to whom her whole heart wai said to seek you out and ask if you course he was pretty badly jarred up Dear God what changes time can bring given and who had as she knew made have forgiven me for what happened and a good deal frightened but he was Sometimes now unawares a comfortable living for himself She ten years ago Anna This is my only 11 right again in a day or two When I find myself half listening was strong and well and light hearted child he said pointing to a little girl he fell he went down feet first and abig To hear her on the stairs and all on board the vessel conspired to in a mourning frock who hung shyly oilskin that he wore opened out at the And when I chance upon her doll Or on her brownie men bottom and acted as a parachute He court and flatter her She might have behind him I almost think If I should call amongst half Anna looked curiously at the child oi said the last part of his descent was so chosen a husband from Shed toddle back again a dozen men but it was Jamie she the woman who had supplanted her much slower than the first that he hard- ¬ upon And when through mists I look wanted and Jamie to whom she was go- ¬ She bore a softened resemblance to her ly thought he was dropping at all and The little picture we ing All through the voyage she pic- ¬ mother but in her face was a strange half expected to remain suspended in Took of her that day on the lawn She seems once more with me tured his delight when he should rush expression indicative of Anna knew not the shaft like Mohammeds coffin Once more as in those other days Nearty always when a man falls any on board the Petrel to welcome her what The sun gleams on her hair was Anna and paused in distance he turns over if he starts feet Indeed said but the Petrel arrived and there And with her rubber doll she plays downward and finishes his plunge head no Jamie Nor the next day nor the quiringly Beside her high backed chair in a hotel have brought her with me re- first I have seen a number of cases I next day she settled herself In Paris Florence Naples Rome sumed James she is all I have It is where the man fell with his boots on and wrote to him and waited Are noble works of art And famed collections here at home After three days waiting a lady was almost- two years since she lost her was found barefooted when he was Uplift and thrill the heart picked up I suppose this is because ushered into her room a lady most mother But I shall ever value best And you probably wish her to be the blood goes to the head making the distinctly of the strong minded genus Though critics views conflict looking woman Anna educated in England I am sorry to feet smaller and besides the pressure Not a bad That picture made the day I pressed The button till it clicked thought to herself as the two stood hear of your loss it is a great charge of the air upon the heel and counter Chicago Record watchfully regarding one another not to be left with so young a child to acts as a bootjack I had to go over to Sand Coulee to bad looking nor vulgar nor quite a train jZjSjgtt lady nor just at this moment quite at Anna was aware that she spoke investigate an accident in which one fc stiffly and indifferentty but she was man was killed and another had three Uoyage fe her ease You are Miss Edgar arent you fc still in the dark as to the meaning oi ribs broken Speaking of Sand Coulee it fc she said after that pause of inspection the present interview and she resented struck me while I was there that if I ifee fc you see what she looked upon as an unwar wanted to commit suicide I would go 11 is rather awkward for us there to do it I dont mean that life I am Mrs Barrington you wont take rantable intrusion 5 BY E C KITTON am afraid but Jem would it kindly I I brought her with me because I becomes such a burden in the coal coun- ¬ me could not do without the only creature try that the ties that bind are more not come himself he wrould send Now what can Ave do to put things as I have belonging to me and besides 1 easity severed than elsewhere but that want to show her to an English doctor it affords unsurpassed facilities for a TTERY comfortable-looking- pover light as they can be So the delay was explained The de- ¬ Anna you do not know what my lone- cheap and happy dispatch Its a won- ¬ Y ty I must say Georgia said Geoffrey Martin looking- round the lit lighted bridegroom had not rushed to liness is and how ill I can bear to be der to me that some of the maii3r people tle room approvingly Certainly the meet his bride because he was already alone I never could bear to be by nry who annual launch themselves into dainty furniture and hangings and the husband to another woman It went self It was that that brought about eternity from Butte do not take the hard with Anna but she was a proud what you must look on as my treachery Sand Coulee route blazing- fire were worthy of approval Down in the coal mines there is one 1 quite agree with you Geoff an woman and compelled herself to give a toward you You know how I urged to the explanations that vou to come out to me and how vou passage that is three miles long and in jwered Georgia from her low chair cold attention where she sat with her slippered feet Mrs Barrington forced upon her As would still wait till I could come to some of the chambers air does not seem on the fender At first we found sev ¬ if being betrayed it mattered to her fetch you It was too lonely and then to circulate Upon the Avails there is a eral drawbacks but now we have got how the thing was done A rescue from I met writh Jessie She told you all gathering of moisture and if 3oupuff a nursing about it she was good to me and I mar-¬ cigar in one of these chambers the used to making our own beds and cook- ¬ danger on the one side an illness on the other What ried her Then you came out two smoke will seek the Avails Avhere it ing our own dinners we rather enjoy through life than not Of course there are heaps did it matter to the woman they had months too late and it broke my heart clings Avith an undulating movement Mrs Harringtons offers of Anna for it was you always that I like a spraj of weeds under running of things that we miss and it was pleas- ¬ cheated water That dew on the Avails is Avhite ant er to have servants to wait upon us assistance were haughtily declined and loved the first steamer that left Melbourne than to have a woman in every morning Hush exclaimed Anna aghast as damp and the dead air of the chamber carried Anna Edgar with it to do up the rooms but we are too he ended with an appeal in his voice where it is found is poisonous In a Did you foresee this Georgie when busy to have leisure to pine I teach This is scarcely fit talk before your few mniutes a feeling of droAvsiness you gave me the exact passage money wifes daughter steals over a man Avho breathes it and the young- ladies of the town to play the in that purse towards the housev plen- ¬ before long he is asleep and dreaming piano and to speak their native tongue Do you not know he said bitterly with accuracy and Josie is daily com ishing the child is stone deaf The same ca- deliciousl3 so those sa3r Avho have been Dont ask home questions darling lamity that deprived me of her mother resuscitated But the sleep is akin to panion to an invalid lady hours from Lie took away her hearing We may say that of the lost traAeler over AAhose ten to eight and a holiday on Sunday answered Georgie with kisses still and get well as quickly as 3rou what we choose before her she only numbed limbs the arctic snow eddies We rather like it can and drifts for unless help comes soon But Anna would not bend her shoul knows what we say on our fingers For Anna had been exceedingly ill there is no aAvakening If hoAvever the ders to the yoke Poor little soul said Anna sudNo Anna thought poverty in Eng ¬ upon the return vojage and was still denly relenting toward the mute little venturesome explorer of these under ¬ land very objectionable So she wrote terribly weak and shaken The sym ¬ figure and taking her into her f riendjy ground deathtraps realizes his danger ic James that she had changed her pathy of all the place was with her for arms She understood now the strange in time and manages to stagger out into mind about going out to get married seeing the impossibility of keeping the expression that she had noticed on thei the fresh air he has an experience to and should sail for Melbourne in the disaster secret the Edgars had decided childs face M rundergo Avhieh nrny cause him to re to speak of it openly at once and friend- ¬ next steamer We wanted her to wait It is a heavy trial to and to me gret that he did not remain inside to show the and she has no mother her for an answer from him tout she had a ly gifts of all kinds came in Anna I have Everjr bone and muscle aches Avith the kindly feeling of the neighbors The come to see if you can be won to forgive intolerable poignancy that is knoAvn to more perfect faith in him than we had little house overflowed like a cornu- ¬ me the past and take the place now that convalescents from yelloAv feArer The I suppose any way she is gone copia with fruit and flowers Have you heard of her arrival yet you have always had in my heart I am treatment is simple but effective Geoffrey hung about ready to nurse a rich man now in everything but hap ¬ Being nearly dead the sufferer is near- ¬ Yes and no We have heard that the Petrel arrived safely but we could run errands write letters or do any¬ piness I can give you all the luxuries ly buried A hole is dug in the soft hardly have a letter from her till this thing that could be required of him as you were born to and if you do not ear tli and the Aictim Is made to stand week It is just about three months long as his business could spare him choose to go to Australia I will sell my up in it Avhile the dirt is throAvn in and then unwillingly announced that property there and purchase an estate around him until only his head is seen since she sailed above ground This draws out the Let us hope that her letter will not he must go where you please in England soreness and in a short time the pa- ¬ mar- ¬ You will say it is heartless of me if I bring the announcement of her Anna had released the child and now tient has recovered Butte Mont riage to somebody else upon the voyage suggest that it is an ill wind that blows stood proudly confronting its father 1 t would be too bad if she broke poor old nobody any good said squeezing he I am exceedingly glad to hear of your Miner Jamies heart and those things do hap- Georgies hand as they sat over the prosperity it must surpass even your NOTED BRANDS OF CHEESE twilight fire but you see Anna could expectations and I trust that you may pen So do snowflakes in May No I am not have done me a better turn than by long en joy it But as I said at the be Four Varieties Made in Different Countries Are Universally Known not going to waste much anticipatory coming to grief in this way All your ginning you have made a mistake jour seems to be good luck to presence here is uncalled for When Colorado manufactures cheese sympathy over Jamies heart I am misfortune she manufactures the most palatable anxious to hear from Anna though and me If she had not come back I should I know said James earnestly and most universal of all foods She so is Josie That young woman is late have been afraid to ask you to come to that you must even yet feel sore and me Georgie darling for you would angry when you think of my treatment also niairafactures that Avhieh costs her to night and I am dying to see her have said you could not leave Josie I of you but you do not realize how much comparatiA el3r little and is salable for when she finds you here She is due is she said Geoffrey cannot offer you anything like what I too have undergone Jessie was a good comparatively much That is to saA walking to the window and pulling you are used to or what you ought to woman a good wife but she was not it is not difficult nor is it expensive to aside the llind that he might look out have but you saj you do not mind the woman that I loved groAT and feed good milch cows in this on the garden path dimly lighted by being poor state in almost any part of this state More shame for you interrupted AAhile between Iowa and California 1 like it Goeff dear Does she the gas lamps on the road answered Anna walk or drive There is a cab now com Georgie and besides your poverty no state has aii3r special capacitj for James put up his hand imploringly is wealth compared with ours along exceding Colorado either in the ing You speak truly but it was you Walk of course We cannot afford was Anna Edgar yo always that I carried in my heart amount of milk that can be turned in ¬ carnages when she went out to Australia in the and it is you that I have come back to to whey and cheese or in facilities for y cab is coming here nevertheless The At she was seek Anna if you are still angry with reaching- a big market Petrel Stops at the gate somebody gets out Anna Edgar still and the Petrel was me will you not have compassion oh the As a matter of fact there are only it is Josie or Anna steaming towards England with James child Think of her helplessness for four brands of cheese in the Avorld that¬ Nonsense Georgie Barrington on board exclaimed what am I as a guardian to that little constitute a regular adjunct to the ta starting up in such haste that her chair The little house in Oxford road had thing Women are always tender ¬ ble of all classes of consumers These one way and the lire irons anoth ¬ pioved a cheery home during these ten hearted and the child has never of ¬ are the Stilton cheese of England the went er Oh Geoff what is it I am so glad years to two busy and therefore happy fended you Think of her need and my Ed ann cheese of Holland the selrwcitzer you are here women Josie had tended the invalid to Kd and of how 1 have loved you al ¬ kase of SAvitzerland and the Herkimer 1 am glad you are glad he returned the close of her pilgrimage and now ways of New York The Stilton cheese is ¬ There you see if it is not aided her young daughter in the su ¬ grimly And betra3 ed me said Anna but said to derive its distinguishing qualiAnna 1 am a Dutchman ties from the pasturage of the stock perintendence of the household Anna he went on unheeding her And if it is Anna it is her heart that had stepjied into the place that Georgie And how I love you still Will you the Edam gets its qualities from the i broken and not Jems cried Georgie left vacant and had become famous the Swiss maimer of manufacture not yield You are still Anna Edgar composition rushing from the window to the front through the neighborhood as a teacher 1 am said she blushing in spite of from the herbs used in the Oh my poor poor dear door she of elocution Her romantic story in ¬ herself but here is Dr Wilberforce I and the Herkimer from both the pas ¬ went on as she Hung it open and caught stead of covering her with contempt had better refer you to him fortius day turage and the herbs the newcomer in her arms What is as she expected had brought her hosts month I shall be Mrs Wilberfore Four brands of cheese in an entire a parsimonious all and hovf came you to be back of sympathizers and admirers Life it Anna Anna am I too late Havel world hoAvever is achieAed distinction again had prospered with the sisters and they come across the world in search of you number to have 1 am so iired Georgie cannot could now afford to work leisurely if in vain I There is plent3 of room for another And Colorado has ample All they chose talk answered Anna wearily You forget perhaps she answered brand ¬ iny luggage is out there On a day in August Anna Edgar vas foldly that there was a time when you chance to occupj- this room Wiscon Geoff shall see to that Come right taking decided holiday Georgie and led me across the world in search of you sin and loAva are struggling for it but Wisconsin nor IoAva has the in darling You shall rest and tell us her babes had just left after one of in vain I loved 3 oil once but I am only neither grasses the Colorado flow ¬ all the tale to morrow their frequent gleeful visits and she to Colorado was just what the wayfarer was resting in preparation for the next a woman and if I were weak enough Colorado opportunities for Itest love you still I should scarcely have ers the wanted She drank her hot cup of tea event Her music was open on the courage to aging and flavoring Therefore Avhy risk a second betrayal jfind took her soup in Georgies lately piano and her blotting not a Colorado cheese a Pikes book on the She stood before him proud and pros ¬ shouldcheese or a Douglass county vacated chair aaid was after that only writing table but her attention was hatl de¬ peak a Ute cheese or some such too thankfully led away to bed Her wholly taken up with certain patterns perous and happy and if she sired revenge for her past wrongs she cheese uomenclatured article gradually Avork sister undressed her and settled her of laces and silks and velvets that were had it in that hour N Y Ledger with all love and tenderness amongst spread before lief She was evidently itself intothe lists with Stilton and¬ r the pillows without permitting a word choosing a dress or dresses for some Edam and sclnveitzerkase and Herki A Hint to Yonns Antliors of explanation and then ran down again important occasion and she fingered The letter left by the postman Avas mer Denver Times to Geoff and Josie one pattern after another with linger ¬ thinner than the bulky ones he usually Model of SentncMS I call this a horrid surprise she ing care Anna had always been hand brought and the struggling young auClara is a model of neatness but ¬ naid 1 always did hate surprises they some but she was handsomer now than thor tore it open eagerly sometimes she carries things to expractical jokes ten years back and to day with an ex ¬ are no better than thus ran the tremes Your recent favor What dp you think of Jamie now pression of gentle contentment upon editors letter stating that you in- ¬ To Avhat do you refer Perhaps the poor fellow is dead her face she looked particularly well close manuscript storv Avith stamps for Wlu she brushes the teeth of her suggested Geoffrey She was so entirely engrossed in the return if not acceptable has been re sprocket - wheel every morning Not he naught never comes to train of thought with which the silks ceived Your contribution is Judge harm said J osie spitefully The best and laces were associated that she did riood Ground for I can hope for him is that he is ruined ¬ not notice the sound of footsteps com- ¬ At last exclaimed the yonngau Claud Dont you think Grief Miss that Well Heaven be thanked that what ing through the garden and started thor joyfully but his heart sank asbii face Tassee has a sad ever has come to him we have Anna wuuii ma - usnerea into jne room a eye caught the folloAving Maud Well ii I had a face like that lback safe She looks horribly ill Geoff gentleman to speak to you Miss Anna P S- - You neglected to inclosethf you will come in to morrow to hear all With a flush of surprise on her beauti manuscript -- Detroit Free Pre Id be sad too ToAvn Topic ¬ -¬ - LITTLE NONSENSE What is the What They Play great gambling game in Klondike -Philadelphia Freeze out I imagine North American Assuring She Do you think the imll Avould have killed me if he had He Oh it Avould have chasedme Truth been a toss up Sue Brette I think that friend of yours ill get on the1 stage some day Foote Light You must take him for Yonkers Statesman a bad egg She The Greek church employs tAvo rings in the marriage ceremony He Yes aoid some circuses employ A AA r r three rings a bicycle Chicago Record unless he has got it Bessie Theres that horrid Miss NeAvrich talking to Lord Brokeleigh oughtnt to trust himself on Hasnt she aAvf ul manners I dont Yonkers Statesman What is horse sense Uncle Jim know exact but a man Yes shes doing her best to be a lady Brooklyn Life Why Id like to knoAV said a lady the judge Tit Bits but to a judge cannot a Avoman become a Because shes too successful laAwer fond of giving her opinion without pay amsAvered E jUjSjitttijijSjIt Across t imm ¬ 3SSSSfr5jJ3i38jf3rj - ¬ - - ¬ Whj Governess Suspicious consomme Bertie dont 3ou eat your the garniture Cause I asked Harr3Avhat be¬ Bertie These thin materials come in all col- ¬ came of the cook papa discharged and ors and if one has a bit of ingenuity he said she as in the soup Pack novel effects are realized b3 a little Arer3 FASHION AMONG SAVAGES painstaking and patience The earl3 autumn- hat of fanc3 braid Queer Thlnsrs That StraiiRe People is already in eAidence The trimming Do in Various Parts of tlie World most liked is a scarf of soft silk crepe Modes3r in dress more than any or silk muslin Wings autumn leaves other Airtue varies with the latitude plumage of all sorts and ostrich tips are and longitude The Samoans for ex- ¬ lavishlj used Plaited lace is coming ample have come to look upon tlieAvear into favor for hat trimmings and velvet ing of clothes as a religious function in floAvers absoluteh smothered in lace consequence of the efforts of the mis- ¬ edgings Avill be used on Avinter millin sionaries to make the natives dress evy A stjdish hat has a moderate- - Avide themselves So that it is a common brim rolled up at the back and faced in sight at Sunday morning service to see front Avith velvet Avhieh extends AAuthin the Samoan women take their seats an inch of the edge all around This decorousl- - clad in Mother Hubbards edge is of fancy braid and is put on in and after the service is over Avalking plaits or twisted so as to make the edge home Avith their Mother Hubbards on quite heaA3 The trimming is of rolls their arms of soft thin fabric and ostrich plumes It is considered immodest for Chi- ¬ that stand high up oAer the forehead nese Avomen to let their small feet ac- ¬ A novelt3r hat has a AAide brim rolled quired b3r such painful torture be seen closely up at one side Next the hair on peeping out from underneath their this rolled up side is an enormous clus- ¬ dress Any Chinese picture Avhieh ter of roses and foliage From this rise shoAvs feet of this kind is considered three ostrich plumes either one of them positively indecent hy the Celestials In at least ten inches in length The3r some other parts of Asia it is considered spread slightty to form a fan at the side immodest for a AAoman to sIioav the and the ends curl OA er upon the crown ends of her fingers Avhile among Ma- of the hat The remainder of the hat is hometan Avomen of Arabia Avho are Avithout trimming aAe a roll of thin close veiled exposing the back of the material N Y Ledger neek in an emergency is held to be a much greater breach of decorum than NOT THE RIGHT TICKET displa3ring the face For a Carribean Avoman to go out of Wlien Perlcusies Agreement Fell to AA ¬ asked Where is the ladys ticket the conductor who had taken Mr Perkasies ticket and punched it Oh she doesnt need a ticket con- ¬ ductor replied Mr Perkasie Why doesnt she Because she is my Avif e We Avere onarired this morning That has nothing to do Avith it She cant travel Avithout a ticket unless somebodA pa3s her fare in cash But conductor Fve ahvays heard that a man and his AAife are one That is AAhat the parson said Avhen he mar-¬ ried us and if Ave Avere one then Ave are one noAA on the train or an3A here else AA tlie Ground the hut Avithout being painted with arnotto is to transgress all the native rules of decenc3r The Tassai women of NeAV Guinea wear tAvo or three petti ¬ coats one OA er another and nothing else If the native women of Sumatra have their knees properly covered thej rest does not matter while the native ho women of some parts of Alaska AA AA ¬ ¬ sur-jii-i- se Three-and-twen- ty three-and-thirt- - ¬ ¬ ¬ accepted 3 j- x weather groAs cold AAhile the natives of some islands off the coast of Guineai Avear clothes onl- - hen theA are going The conductor AAas not particularly on a journe3 Some Indians of Venezue ¬ busy on that run as passengers ere la are ashamed to AAear clothes before not numerous so he decided to argue strangers as it seems indecent to them the question out AAith Mr Perkasie in- to appear unpainted stead of resorting to extreme measures In Tahiti says Sir John Lubbock demanding fare and putting the delin ¬ a person not iroperlA tatttoed Avould1 quent off the train in the event of refus-¬ be as much reproached and shunned as al of pa3 So he said if Avith us he should go about the streets Your contention that a man and his naked The Papuans of the south ¬ Avif e are one is all right but 3ou didnt west coast of New Guinea think that tell the ticket seller that 3ouwanted a clothing is fit onlA for women In the ticket for both of Aou to travel did Andaman islands the women think the you same thing about the men Of course not The t vrannv of fashion is as strong in Avhere you made your Greenland as it is in Paris The main ¬ Well that is mistake and so 3 011 Avill haAe to paA- - the spring of eveiything the Greenlanders lad3s fare this time You bought a do according to Cranz is their fear of single ticket Avhen you should have being blamed or mocked 03 other men asked the agent for a married ticket When Dr Livingstones carriers reached Balonda in Central Africa the 3oung Three dollars please The mone3 Avas handed over N Y Avomen could not keep in their laughter World at the sight of bare backs though their own costume Avas of the scantiest be- ¬ Dress Xotes cause the native men of Balonda Avore Do no fail to run a skirt braid along the under edge of street skirts of linen shoulder capes of skins X Y World or heaA3 cotton goods unless you prefer DInd Cats Worse Than 3Iad Doprs to see the edge cut out after Avearing According- to the returns just pub ¬ them a feA times lished b3 the Pasteur institute at Paris Stockinet and good rubber dress fully ten per rent of the patients treat- ¬ shields can be Avashed in Avarm soap ed there owe their injuries to the bites suds pulled into shape and dried bj of eats afflicted with hydrophobia hanging- them in a AvindoAV Thee Avounds are considered b3 the Bent AAhalebones the genuine article medical officers in attendance to pre ¬ are straightened b3 soaking them in sent a greater degree of danger than boiling Avater for a feAV moments and the bites of mad dogs not because there then ironing them straight is anj difference in the irus but be- ¬ A creamy ecru shade noAV so fashion- cause in the first place the teeth of able can be given to Avhite lace after cats Toeing more pointed than those Avashing it by putting strained coffee of dogs inflict a deeper Avouud and1 in the rinsing water until therightcoloi also because a mad dog usuallj- - fastens is obtained his fangs into the arm the hand or Lace that has groAA n too yellow from the leg- Avhile a cat invariably jumps age can be Avhitened b3 coAering- Avith for the face of the person it attacks soap suds and alloAA ing it to stand in the The nerve centers are far more ex ¬ sun Chicago Kecord posed in the face than in either the arms or legs and hence the virus en- ¬ Treatment for tlie Hair Sulphur soap is recommended for use ters into the circulation more rapidin Avashing the hair Maii3r authorities ly b3 means of a bite in the face than say that gni3 hair is caused by the loss through one elseAAhere in the bod3 It of the pigment that gives color to the ma3- be added that the returns of the filaments Since sulphur enters large-I3- - Pasteur institute for the last jear show into this pigment composition it is that one per cent of the patients Avho claimed that Avashing the hair Avith haAe submitted themselves to treat- ¬ sulphur soap Avill restore the original ment have been bitten b3 mad cows color Sulphur cream is frequently N Y Tribune vubbed into the scalp Avith excellent efSatisfaction to tlie Queen fect but the indiscriminate use of sulTheA have quaint ideas of the de ¬ phur preparations should be avoided mands of loA alty in the far east Soma and a plrvsician or hair specialist should years ago an English official in be consulted before going in for sulphur was robbed and due complaint India was treatment N Y Tribune made After Home months the emir of the district reported A Powerful Argument Tlie matter Her Father So 3ou ish to niarrv you mention has been thorpughly in¬ vestigated and not only have the rob m3r daughter The Diplomat Yes but a dearer bera been put to death but all theip wish of mine is to comfort j our own de children as wejl as their fathers andL r grandfathers clining years I hope- this will giv Her Father Say no nww Youll satisfaction to her majestj the queen do N Y Journal Detroit Free Press A ¬ A ¬ have been induced to remove the heav3r ornament hich hangs from their loAver lip act as if the3r Avere much ashamed and embarrassed The Maoris of both sexes in New Zealand put on clothes Ahen the - - - - ¬ ¬ AA i ¬ - Z- I a--- f- siria xi ssS iiLiiLj3UtotfcJE33fcfc HHU1HBHU - U THE BOTJKBON NEWS FRIDAY OCTOBER IN AFTER YEARS 3oy entered the chamber of my heart Aiid led me from the grieving world apart Through days v and years I followed wher one led head- - 1 1897 Allens Foot Ease a powder for the et It cures painful swollen smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age Allerrs Foot Ease makes tight Dr Nor thought that Sorrow hovered oer my lx ere the flight tears of many joyful jxjars Grief came and gave to me her gift of I tr And as she stood my youthful eyes be¬ fore Behold this ghost here at my I said door Oh Sorrow go and vanish from mine eyes She spoke I am an angel in disguise I come to bless like softly falling rain I am God sent accept thy meed of pain Then Joy departed Grief came in my door Aiid gave to me her wounds and burdens sore My heart rebelled this guest to so receive Methought I was too young bo learn to grieve Sut now grown old 1 see that Grief was best And thank God for His sad faced angel guest Charles Hansom TDowne in Ladies World Jjtvorite dish herself and muck thanks she receives from you Keep those children qult cant yott Mary Five of them are preparing for school Books are missing lessons to be repeated just once more to be sure of winning- a good mark They are gone at last and as the tu- ¬ mult subsides you become a little more amiable and in token thereof take your youngest hope upon your knee He is the only one of the tribe who resembles you and as Papas own boy is in a fair way of being a trouble to his ¬ THE FARMING WORLD FOR SORTING POTATOES MINNESOTA BUTTER A Shake Into Your Shoes mother My method of operation was to two bins one for the sorted stock He has been making acquaintance have with the contents of the molasses jug and one for the small potatoes The cline- Easily Constructed Device That Is Snre to Givo Satisfaction made and used last season a potato I sorter Fig 1 which gave first cless satisfaction It is cheap and serviceable and is used when hauling potatoes from the field to the cellar or bins in barns and sheds One end must rest upon something solid like the side of a bin while the other may be suspended by a rope so the whole will be on an inAn ¬ The secretary of agriculture has re- ¬ ceived complete reports from the third experimental shipment of butter to London by his department The ship- ¬ ment consisted of a lot of Minnesota creamery butter in 56 pound boxes and tubs and a lot of Massachusetts cream- ¬ ery butter in small tubs family pack- ¬ ages and fanc3r prints The export was made in June It cost 2 cents apound to carry the butter from central Min- ¬ nesota to London by the single ton Recent Export Shipment Sold Well in England MERY0TJS PE0STRATIOJ3 andproceedstobestowartisticaltouche upon your immaculate shirt bosom Goodness of patience Where is thy dwelling- place - is jlih ii uc oimy m Many a Housewife - -- I vs lphgferj - -- impromptu dinner MtrS get all about that you Nightfall brings home Amothers influence is telling ven The little ones are sleepingoncemdre the elder now- upon the miniature world of which children are preparing for to morrows she is the center and the circumferrecitations with mamma as presiding ence her fingers It strikes me that Mary is getting genius the needle the while are busily plying unreasonable Mr Noodles continued and slippers to soliloquize if 1 happen to say at inYour dressing gown cushioned are Agriculturist readiness upon that chair breakfast that the tea is cold or the don them in silence open Thats right toast too brown she looks as dismal MAKING FAMILY CHEESE the newspaper sink back upon the as though she had just returned from Hint Furnished by a WcII Knowu the funeral of her last friend I think Xcw Yorlc Instructor there are few men so much opposed making cheese by the dairymen at In to fault finding as I am but even 1 must home where they do not have a vat express an opinion sometimes vvith a heating arrangement under- ¬ The tea cold and the toast too neath the milk can be heated in a tin Oh inconsistent Noodle Jiust brown heater set in a kettle in which there is try to remember how long you kejpt a quantity of water A dairy kettle is 3our wife waiting- with that cup of the best that is a kettle and stove com- ¬ tea for you were too much absorbed dn bined If you do not have this you can the newspaper just then and when she use a caldron kettle set in an arch if offered so cheerfully to make a fresh there is draft enough so that it will not cup did you kindly reply smoke as the smoke would taint the Thank you my dear Ill not put milk then by filling the tin heater you to the trouble or did you growl with milk and warming it up to about And keep me waiting an hour 1 out 100 degrees Fahr and turning it in the suppose vat and filling it up again and heating Did it bring- tears to her ejesV Never it and continuing to do so until the mind you promised once a long- time temperature of the milk in the vat is 86 ago to weep with her tear for tear degrees Fahr it could all be warmed You forgot it when you gave her that Then add rennet extract reduced with scornful look and muttered one quart of cold water at the rate of I wouldnt make a fool of myself three ounces to 1000 pounds of milk Between you and me friend Noodle thorough stirred so that it will be there is little necessity for you to make evenly distributed through the whole PAPASSOVN BOY such an effort Take her ease all day in a rocking cushions and become oblivious to every mass of milk says George A Smith former cheese instructor of New York chair thing around you in the Farm Journal How I should like to see her Butit The last lingerer says good night When the curd is hard enough so would afford me greater pleasure to wit ¬ dosing the door softly The busy that it will cleave from the side of the ness the attempts of you her liege lord paused the hands of one day to fulfill her varied duties aside have wife is weary worJc is laid vat when pressed away by laying the Your of the hand upon I think it would require rather more Nat of struggles in the great vworld backperpendicular knife it cut itasusing the and cut even than a rocking chair to rest you at where every day is strife and warfare as possible Then stir it until the whey nightfall not of arduous Make a desperate effort to morrow thi thousand manual labor but of begins to separate quite freely Then little duties and dip oft whey and rise with the first sunbeam thai trials wliich go to make up tasksidaily warm up to and fill the tin heater and about 100 degrees Fahr glances in at your window She does round of womans life of a the and and turn wife in the vat and continue to do She would like sometimes to indulge the temperature is brought just a few moments longer but does not mother such as Mrs Noodle home but so until degrees Fahr Womans proper sphere is to 9S at winch yield to the temptation because of this should her intellectual point it should be kept until the curd She makes a quick but careful toilet be negnected She yarus for becomes firm and when squeezed for you would be sure to remark upon wants sympathy for companionshipshe has up in the hand it will apart readily oneStray hair or one wrinkle too many soinetinjes a craving for a- higher grade and U3r taking and squeezing the mois- ¬ in the tasteful morning- dress of literature than The Nursery Com ture out of it and touching it to a hot There are five little clamoring panion The Cooks Guide or AkTiie iron it will draw out fine threads about Noodles to be attired for breakfast all Seamstress Encyclopedia one half inch in length Then draw oft In a hurry falling over each other and Add a jinv instructive and entertain all the whey and stir the curd until the hindering greatly in their precocious at ¬ ing volumes to her library read occa whey is thoroughly drained out of it tempts to help mamma sionally in the evening and chat with and then stir in salt at the rate of two lit would not be quite so troublesome her upon subjects which interest jrou pounds 1000 if there was some assistance from abler and it will not in the least interfere with Pile up of salt to on thepounds of milk the curd side of the vat hands but 3ou think one servant her proper duties and cover up with a cloth and let it enough for any facril Let her not be weighed down by con ¬ remain about one hour stirring it up oc An hour speeds on in the combined tinual demands upon her time to sasionally thou eiforls to dress mouse and quiet the thoughts by harrussing cares and lightly at first put 21 press and press In hours the that joung- ones so that they shall not dis w eary alike body and mind prostrating may be taken out and a muslin cheese turb poor papa who was awake so late mental energy and making her not a putabout it The cheese shouldbandage be kept last night unet companion for an intellectual man in a eool room and be turned and What made him awake mamma f but a mere household drudge Mamma wisely refraius f rom gratify ¬ AGodle is not a fancy fair She Mrs greased and rubbed every day has ing the juvenile questioner and from many sisters yet alive Mr Noodle Invented by Woman reasons best known to himself poor alo has his brethren N Y Ledger A California woman has patented a papa will think it unnecessary to enter cover for milk cans which is perforated into particulars not being a temperance Kenesaw mountain Georgia around its sides near the bottom so it lecturer as ouiid which there were weeks of fu ¬ Breakfast under your wifo j supervi rious fighting in 1SG4 is terraced jjow can be closed tight to prevent spilling of the milk and can be pulled up a short sion is at last announced and Ik covered with peach orchard iu distance in the can to aJlow ventilation Dont find faylt she prepared that full bra ring without insects gettirg- inside The morningnvears away The sdhool returned mischievous and hungry You told her not to expect WWWWWAWmvMWWJWlWWAV you until tea time So she has Tiad a TTTTEAJKY Pshaw a woman to simple meal prepared and seats herself YV telk of being weary If I to share it with the children joining in the had nothing- more to do than to take their merry prattle encouraging feel- ¬ my ease all day in a rocking- chair I expression of joyous thoughts and would forget how to spell the word ings making- home the haven of rest and peace svhich it always should be Wearv indeed Having delivered himself of this for the young is Hark There is a quick ring etartling announcement with a con ¬ yours She has learned to know it as it temptuous gesture Dinwiddle Xoodle well as your step But you are not alone Esq left his wifes presence and saun- ¬ My friend Mr Tompkins Mary tered leisurely toward the club room inhaling- the aroma of a genuine Ha ¬ whom I met unexpectedly and per Euaded to come and dine with me vana You do not iheed her despairing vSigh awaj little wife perchance it glance at the remnants of a meal which will ease thy heart but the promised do not ¬ have left sharer of thy cares is too much en- - the little ones bewildered YouWhat un shall grossed by his own pursuits to heed derstand the do G7hefire has gone out and so has I Biich trifles now Mrs Noodle committed matrimony Biddy You leave her to her cogitations only 12 long- years ago During that pe¬ suggesting that she had better hurry riod she had received the congratula ¬ as Mr tions of her friends and listened to the to meet Tompkins has an engagement a friend in an hour respective wailings of five little Moodles Willing- little messengers are dis- ¬ Well for them that her patience was as patched in various directions Biddy inexhaustible as her mother love Her deeds have not been chronicled is recalled not very amiable to be sure by Fame her everyday acts of kindness but still her presence is something her constant sacrifice of self are not ofThe table is reset and in a brief space time you are summoned to another even Shrined within her husbands meaL which if not a regular dinner has heart and scarcety visible to his elf an aspect sufficiently tempting to hun ¬ loving optics Patience bear on thou shalt yet gry men You are somewhat surprised yourself reap in joy the fruits of seed sown in and wonder how Mary managed thinkinthis dark time is very clever after all On live young heart pages are daily g-she written lessons of truth and purity that If you would only tell her so when no after teaching- will have power to you are alone again in a kindly tone would blot out Daily little feet are guided how it you go cheer her a- time out after But and meet step by step in the path which leads to the glorious land where they say no other pleasant acquaintances and for- Btf- task of drying- the little ones tears and assisting its irritated paternal in the search for a garment which according to him should liave at least one but ¬ ton on it Mr Noodle is very hard on buttons and strings butdt is impossible iocon vinoe him of the fact - own hand inflicts summary punish ¬ ment which sends the delinquent sobbing- o his mother who has the double Papas own boy isspeedily impelled from his position of honor and papaa COMPLETE POTATO SORTER lower end of the sorter is suspended HliOR LERIiE fboys have - - - - over the bin for large potatoes The other end extends two or three feet out-¬ side the small potato bin This gives the dirt a chance to settle through be- ¬ fore reaching either bin Pig 2 shows the inside slat frame which is made of hard pine slats 10 feet long two inches wide and three fourths of an inch thick They are set on edge and bolted with quarter inch bolts to slotted sticks near each end This arrangement admits of adjust-¬ ment I have the upper end of the slats three fourths of an inch apart and the lower end 1 inches This prevents wedging of potatoes between the slats The upper ends being close together allow the dirt to drop through in ad- ¬ vance of the small potatoes This end also has a hopper four inches high and reaching 2 feet from the end This whole frame is suspended to the outside frame by iron hangers These are made rod iron and are of six inches long Notches are cut to re- ¬ ceive these on the upper edge of the out- ¬ side frame and the lower edge of the outside slat of the inner frame A piece of tin may be tacked over to prevent their getting out To operate pour into the hopper a three-eighths-inch iTv Will you kindly allow me write Mary E Saidt to Mrs Pinkham One bad thing about the Klondike gold Miss the pleasure of expressing my grati ¬ country is that it affords an excuse for so many crank inventors to annoy people by tude for the wonderful relief I have telling of the fool machines they are going experienced by taking your Compound to build to get them there Chicago Record I suffered for a long time with nervous prostration and Fits free and wjth the best refrigerator accommoda- ¬ No fitsstoppedfirst days permanently cured general debility after use of Dr Klines caused by falling tions all the waj excepting short trans- Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle of the womb It fers The transportation from western treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa seemed as though Massachusetts cost rather more beThere is probably nothing in this world cause of the absence of a refrigerator as variable as the stories of a quarrel my back would car line to New York and the necessity by each side Washington Democrat told never stop ach of paying expressage This butter was ing JLcould BHOcker ChambersburgPamails School all placed by the departments agent in Report not sleep I Card samples freetoteachcas Write London in the hands of retail dealers had dull They paid from 15 to 19 cents per headaches THE MARKETS pound for it the same butter being then I was weary 15 cents in New York worth all the time The Cincinnati Sept 3a wholesale price of Danish butter was LIVE STOCK Cattle commons 2 25 and life was a 75 25 3 85 Select about 20 cents in London at that time CAIiVES butchers good light burden to me 5 50 50 Pair to It was retailed to consumers at 24 25 HOGS Common 00 I sought the 3 25 25 Mixed packers 4 10 and 26 cents per pound most of it at seashore for 25 Light shippers 4 15 26 cents This was the same as the re SHEEP Choice relief but all 65 3 15 4 85 35 tail price of the best Danish which LAMBS Good to choice in vain On 3 90 3 60 Winter leads the London market for salted but FLOUR Wheat familyred my return I 91 GRAIN No 2 ¬ 91 No 3red ter The retailers upon being conresolved to 30 Ji Corn No 2 mixed vinced of the high quality of the Ameri- ¬ give your Oats No 2 214 Rye No 2 46 can butter paid the same price for it medicine a trial I took two bottles 9 25 HAY rPrime to choice in tubs as in the favorite Australian y and was cured I can cheerfully state 9 PROVISIONS Mess pork 4 3r Lard Prime steam or cubical box Six different dealers if more ladies would only give your 12 11 Choice took the Minnesota butter at a uniform BUTTER to choice dairy 24 creamery Prime medicine a fair trial they would bless price of 18 1 5 cents per pound It cost APPLES Per bbl 2 50 275 the d ay they saw the advertisement and 2 25 235 about 16 cents delivered to those Lon ¬ POTATOES Per bbl there would be happier homes Imean NEW YORK don dealers The Massachusetts but- ¬ FLOUR to do all I can for you in the future 5 10 5 25 Winter patent ter was of equal quality and although No 2 red 94 I have you alone to thank for my re- ¬ 33 some of it sold to dealers at 19 cents CORN No 2 mixed covery for which I am very grateful 41 RYE the small packages were not liked by OATS Mixed 23l 23i Miss MAur E Saidt Jobstown N J 13 00 11 50 the trade This butter was worth 20 PORK New Mes 4 80 cents for local sale in the neighbor ¬ LARD Western i a rvmiFttfcri sfi r Acrmt CHICAGO hood where made Thus as in other FLOUR Winter patents nflHianUnWdsmDERoua 5 00 5 10 cases the western creamery butter was GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 93 92 NOTICE No Chicago spring 90 8754 sold at a fair profit over two cents per CORN 2No 27 27 NAME THUS jrJV IARPI pound while the New England cream OATS No 2 19 AKDOET 8 10 8 05 ery butter was sold in London at less PORK Mess THEGENUINE LARD Steam 4 4214 than it would have brought at home BALTIMORE HARTSHORN The London retailers margin for profit FLOUR Family 10 4 75 JK2 937 6 cents and about seven cents on an GRAIN Wh cat No 2 96 Southern Wheat 90 average was too great The consumer Corn Mixed 32tf 326 Oats No 2 white 26 paid twice as much for the Minnesota Ryu No 2 western 526 butter as the creamery in that state CATTLE First quality 35 4 10 00 4 90 received for it and of what the butter HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS cost the consumer the farmer who sup ¬ Every homeseeker should tfddress either J F 95 No MERRY A G P A Manchester la W A plied the cream got less than two fifths GRAIN Wheatmixed 2 Corn No 2 26 KELLOND A G P A Louisville Ky or S G ¬ ¬ new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure sweating callous hot tired aching feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Write to Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y For A New Jersey Woman ExpressHer Gratitude to Mrs Pink ham for Relief i - HbFI -- ¬ Tr fCJMHBl 2T V f hd nAfSfr SOUTHERN Homeseeker s Snide GUISE - Oats No 2 mixed 20 MANAGING MILK COWS on Treatment Tliat Assures a Steady The farm hand who knows how to milk properly is more valuable to the careful dairyman than any other help To milk a cow requires time and patience The milk should be drawn slowly and steadily Some cows have very tender teats and if you want a good disposed cow be gen- ¬ tle in your treatment toward her as she is aturally impatient and does not like rough handling With constant irritation she will fail in quantity of nillc As the udder becomes filled with milk she is anxious to be relieved of its contents and will seldom offer x esistance without a cause When a patient cow becomes fractious we can always trace it to the milkmaid Note We should not allow them to this stand a long time waiting to be milked When cows give a large quantity of milk it is very painful when the udders have iilled to the utmost therefore causing them to become very nervous and restless To delay niilking at the proper time will do more to cause a cow to go dry before her period than anything else She should also be milked to the last drop if possible for the last portion of milk is said to be milking cows I wish to give you a few hints Flow of Good Milk LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam HATCn D P A Cincinnati O for a free copv or the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROADS 4 00 rrx SOUTHERN HOMESEEKER8 93 ot i 21W 9 50 4 75 STOCK COAL HAY GRAIN AND COTTON SCALES Weeks ScaleII Works n ouet R UrrALUj II Y 1 FFI I 1 - - tl amweaEyf Vi -- ¬ INSIDE SLAT FRAME FOR SORTER box or basketful of potatoes then give a vigorous shake or two by taking hold of the upper end of the hopper This will send the potatoes rolling down the incline where they will be separated Two men can unload and sort 1000 bushels a day as they come from the field The material for making the sorter will not cost over 150 atthout side If it is desirable to sort the seed from among the small potatoes the slats may be set closer and a cloth may be tacked around the side to prevent their dropping through the larger spaces at the sides thus made or addi- ¬ tional slats may be used American ifcZg J sii and see anything WMt Ji kv y 0yZir7iASi irtx2u 8ks8SiSs07 GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE talked to Whv Js hf thrnwincr awnv all the mm b v lUftl jand help that she can get from it in other ways If you have proved to yourself that Pearline washed clothes for instance in the easiest quickest O f safest way you ouoht to be ready to believe c that Pearline n ff J is the best for washing and VU cleaning- - everything Thars the truth anvwav Trv it Into every drop of water thats to be used for cleansing put some Pearline 475 -- The woman oinned down to one or two uses of Pearline have to ap will be Walter Baker Cos Breakfast COCOA Pure Delicious Nutritious Costs Xess than ONE CENT a cup Be sure that the package bears our Trade Mark - - - the richest Still another point There are many wajrs of conducting a dairy Wholesome food Among them are such as wheat bran cottonseed meal Always be careful to keep the cows protected from bad well salted weather kind handling careful milk ¬ ing regular feeding clean stabling good ventilation and plenty of pure water In some sections we have what is called the bitter weed which cows are fond of causing the milk to become so much affected that it is hard ly fit for use 1 find that by giving the cow about two tablespoonf uls of sugar at each meal for two or three days entirely relieves the milk of the bitter taste G B Dillon in Agricultural Epitomist ¬ ¬ ¬ m Trade Mark Hi H Walter Baker Established 1780 Co Limited Dorchester Mass A K taiiiwKtiMwifriiimimit MIN U T - I t---V jr f f m 4 m -t M ttkcoJveto CURE CONSTIPATION f cure CATHARTIC f I t ALL A ID -- - - ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ BUTTER FOR WINTER How to Keep It Where Cold Storagru Cannot Be Had For keeping butter for winter use where cold storage cannot be had no plan is as sure to result favorably as immersing the pound prints in strong brine and if a trifle of saltpetre is added to the brine the plan will appear to be safer Butter will not absorb salt from the brine hence the plan of the little muslin wrappers or better yet the little paper box whicn incases the pat of butter like a close fitting enve- ¬ lope and prevents the butter from get ¬ ting bruised in the bath We think we have before recommended the sterilized brine simply strong brine boiled and after cooling placing these pats of but ¬ ter in it and keeping in a cool place and taking up the butter only as wanted Where- one has a very cold room of uniform temperature butter can be packed in close fitting small packages and closely covered after placing on the lop of the butter either of butter paper or a paste made of very wet salt spread evenly over the surface before putting on the cover closely The facts are that nothing very new has been discovered about the keeping of butter not known to our mothers and while cold storage is the best it is only at the command of com- ¬ paratively few so the old stand by re ¬ ceipts have to be brought out and again presentedvto public view Country Gentlemani closed-fitting-laye- rs I 25 9 A 50 UUttllttlUDDUtive ARSOTiTTTRLY pie and booklet free Ad STERLING REMEDY CO Cascnrets aro the Ideal Laxa never grip or gripe but cause easy natural results Sam Chicago Blontreal Can ay cae of constipation nmtftAKTt or New York 2S2 m an 3mmgmBBBBmmBBB33 USE jHBh kb WSj 0 5 S B WPSjfyBt IHj iB EH B feH B Vir 666S66ga6e666 In three points tone action and durability no organ approaches the ESTEY to Estcy Organ Company Brattlcboro Vt Write for Illustrated Catalogue with prices -- cSendyouj KD WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PAG name oh A POSTAL FREE HAVEN-OW- RD ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE - fiNcflraoER repeating Arms I80W1NCHESTCRAV NEW Co S2to35 PE1E J P GIFFORD isprererred who wholo time to Spare hours tmlnes TVEBK The employed Good openlnpa may be piotltably though rn town nml pity work as well n country ctitrlctjt de working Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good in time Sold by druwiats CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS lith and Mufn Street- - KlfUlMONDVa KEW D1SC0VKBY - WhenAlieiraspberry failf you miarht as well Wtfout new plants 1676 sires 1 3 I quick relief and cures worst WHEN WRITING TO AJVEISTISERS 4W rs Send for booE of testimonial and IO days plena ntntc Clint you saw AdvcrtlM L vUtmcnt free Or U II UUEKVS 80S3 Atlanutia uieut in Chla paper K-- llPnDQV AN -E te tv- - e o 4 WIWIWHWH JTHE BOURBON NEWS PBIVATELY FRIDAY OCTOBER 1 1897 k AIM v Fflfl SHE Rheumatism li offer for sale privacy 273 acres of tad 2i miles from Paris Said land as on It a 5 room cottaee stockbarn mmth 12 box stalls a irood tobacco barn aqilsiidid circular barn for young stock bor terms isom ottier improvements the Pain The aches and pains of Rheumatism become a constant companion to all who are victims of this disabling disease Much suffering could be avoided if the first warning pains of Rheumatism were heeded and the proper treatment at once taken But the people generally are the not acquainted with the cause of tor- ¬ disease though thousands know its tures Those who use liniments and ointments cannot understand why they grow worse each winter and find them- ¬ selves graduallv becoming unable to get around as they once could yet they know that their trouble came on at first as little aches and pains which hardly attracted their attention Everybody should know more about rheumatism they should know that it is a peculiar condition ofcthe blood upon which all the liniments in the world The can have no effect whatever remedy is needed one which best blood is able to go to the very seat of the disease and force it out Swifts Specific¬ remedy for RheuSSS is the right is the only blood because it matism from mercury potash and remedy free other minerals which intensify the disease causing stiffness of the joints and aching of the bones - HOW TO FIND OUT F1 bottle or common glass with rpp Jtu and let it stand twenty four nXthy sVdU lv anil Tranufora Of St U dltn0ofSetSlingJndlces l vcon Turf NotiK When linen it 0the evidence of kidney urine stnins Catesby Woodford ha- - i hipped a car frequent desire to urinate or trouble Too pain in Uie back Is also convincing proof i hat the kid of Jerseys to Columbus U and a car to neys and bladder are out of order Charleston Mo They wao brought at WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often the recent jersey sale STOCK AND TURF NEWS - TJBCEJ NEW YORK WORLD TPIItlCE-A-WJSE- K AGENTS WANTED FOB EDITION JUVENILE HOLIDAY AND 18 Pages a Week 156 Papers a Year niv to MRS J MONROE LEER 27aug 6t Box 380 Paris Ky WHEAT FINS FUR SILL -- tseeSS We have fourteen Wheat Fans that me to the estate of E R Fithian tit eell at the low price of 10 each ccash Thisis much less than the jlesalecost price Formerly retailed tx26 each well adapted ror cleaning wheat clover aud timothy seeds 52k2 early and get a bargain R B HUTOHORAFT Ssep 3wk FIB MIE ffflMTEU on Henderson street Seven aif sguare from City School arajfms and kitchen two porches large aftld in back yard good cistern large ly fresideace iMEsement -- fiaes etc plenty fruit and shade trees L GRINNAN W O HINTON Agent Wire Wind and Storm Insurance P AYING T SE VERY BEST PROMPT- 3LD RELIABLE s i ey remedy fulfills every Turney Bros Tillo won a good race tnegieatktd pain in the back kidney wish ii relieving liver bladder and every Monday at GraveBend defeating Sir sages It corrects part of tlW urinary inability to hold urine and Walter Cavalero Timour and Peep o lowh piSsius or bad effect Ve0fl quor wine or beer and over- Dy The added money was 750 uo uuil touupitjiteuni necessity of belli get Benj Woodford have late- compelledurinate up many times during fee Wm and night to The mild aud the extraor ot is soon realized P ly bought about two hundred feeders tSrtMofi ifij8tJiighesforits eswonderful cures most distressing ca which averaged about 1100 pouuds It you uiueuiciueyonsnoum have the best u ed Sold They were mostly bought in E istern by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet Kentucky both sent free by mail Mention The Paris KyNKWsand send your address to Dr Turney this week sold to Kilmer Bayles Co liingliumpton N Y The R P Stevenson of Allegheny Pa a proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen uiness of this oiler 21sp lmo handsome pair of coach horses which were said to be the finest in Kentucky Engagements of Auctioneer A T Forsyth The price it is thought was near 3000 Wednesday 76 hogsheads of burley to- ¬ Sept 24 F R Armstrongs house- ¬ were sold at a special sale at the hold furniture etc bacco Planters Warehouse at Louisville at -the phenomenal average of 1905 per Wrights Celery cwt Tho maximum reached was 29 liver and kidneys Tea regulates the cures constipation percwt and sick headache 25c at all druggists R B Hutchcraft bought five l17ji lb Good times for shoe buyers this steers at 4 and five 935 pounders at 375 per cwt Monday at Winchester week at tf ISGRIG DaVISSThOMSON and Walker Buckner nought fifty five 944 lb cattle at 4 and Ed Gaitskill bousht fifty four 840 lb cattle at 360 Piles Piles Piles per cwt Dr Williams Indian Pile Peat and Dr Catlett both owned by cure Blind Bleeding UlceratedOintment will and Itching Piles It absorbs Turney Bros started in races Wednes- ¬ ing at once acts asthe tumors allays the itch ¬ a poultice gives instant day at GraveBend both finishing third relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment the Peat was beaten by Flymg Dutchman is prepared tonly for Piles aud Itching of bo- private parts and 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quickly ascertain free whether an Invention is probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest apency f orsecuring patents in America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co receiva special notice in the SGIEHTIFiG AMER1GAH oeautlfully illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly tenns3C0 oyear jaoOsix months Specimen copies and HAD Book ox Patents sent free Address 3G1 MUNN Brownv New York CO of Catlett W- - T Brooks druggist 2Jjy-96-l- y I IS13 NON UNION - ASSIGN EES NOTICE the assigned estate of M Margolen requested to present them at once fjiy3peily proven as required by law to ba undersigned in Paris Ky Those wjcswing themselves indebted to JB JJErgolen are requested to pay promptly vSQLdL thereby avoid court cost p qfe LL persons having claims against i -- LOUIS SALOSHIN Harmon Stitt eilmy Attorney Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE rly proven to the undersigned or same sitay be barred by law T E ASHBROOK Assignee of JT H Tarr 22je Ashbrook Attys assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby susHtied to present same atoncn prope- All persons having claims against the ¬ SEANN ASSIGNEES NOTICE signed estate of Chas R Turner are r5quested to present them to me at my afiSce in Paris Ky properly proven as repaired by law Those knowing thein 3lves indebted to the estate are request tail fco settle promptly and save costs of 29je All persons having claims against the doctors have made cripples with their prescriptions of potash and mercury Mr D R Johnson an extensive lum- ¬ ber dealer of Blackshear Ga writes My wife1 was for years a sufferer from Rheumatism and was treated constant- ¬ ly but could obtain no relief The pain was first felt in her left shoulder and extended in all directions increasing in severity The doctors said the dis- ¬ ease was liable to strike the heart at any time in which event death would be inevitable Every kind of treatment recommend- ¬ ed for Rheumatism was given her including many blood remedies but none did her any good She was grow-¬ ing worse all the while and was reduced to a mere shadow of her foimer self It was at this critical period that Swifts Specific was given her the med- ¬ icine seemed to reach the disease promptly and she at once began to im-¬ prove One dozen bottles effected a complete cure and she has had no touch of the disease since Bvtry one afflicted with Rheumatism should take a remedy which can reach their trouble SSS will cure the most aggravated case of Rheumatism Catarrh Cancer Contagious Blood Poison Scrof- ¬ ula Eczema or any other blood disease It is guaranteed Swifts Specific being a real blood remedy never fails to cure Rheumatism It reaches even the worst cases where the ¬ The Stanford Journal reports the sale of Lincoln county cattle as follows John Embry bought for Nelson Morris H D Co of E P Woods 70 l450 lb cattle During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at at 4c of J H McAlister a car load of Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Nashville Term a low rata special tarifi has been established for the Ohio same at same price of O M Jones 47 sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen Cr scent Route exporters at 460 and of A M Pence a Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris ¬ y Tickets are on sale until futher notice to Chattanooga at 5 35 one lot at 4c The are to be delivered between Oct 15 and Nov 10 a TUESDAY OCT 12TH 1897 way or 575 round trip from Georgetown the round trip tickets Jjeinggood seven days to return other tickets with longer return limit at returning every second Tuesday in each 1S865 and at 1180 for the round trip month These rates enable the public to visi- Nashville and other SouthOptician La n dmat t Cow feed for sale at has been visiting this ern points at rates nevr before offered Vestibuled trains os the finest Hibler Cp3s city regularly for over class are at the disposal of the passenger affording a most pleasant trip five vears and Spears Stuart 28sp 3w smmmmriwi justed glasses has ad and enabling one to visit the very interesting scenery and important v5sl I0DHV77 BpI to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon Chickamauga National Military Park Tickets to Nashville to visit proven himself com- the Centennial can be repurchased at Chattanooga for 8340 round trip County and has petent thorough reliable and honest C Route Ask vour ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q CARLISLE You can get Landmans glasses from South or writ to News Culled From Ni c as County Clark Clays drug store between hip W R BLACEWELL visits and when he makes his regular Precincts Tisit he will examitfe yonr eves thorough Georgetown Ky From the Mercury ly and make any change necessary x or- Died On Wednesday W H Fritts jive satisfaction Examination free J Fithian References Drs W Jr only child of Henry Fntts W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati O Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian city on Thursday last D Cram of Paris Died In this Mr Henry Curtis aged about65 yars iSiii BunaFatJilillersburg Cemetery v QUEEN L Landman M ORESCENT - j - ¬ ¬ ¬ v - Born To the wife of Geo Barnett of Myers a 11 lb sou 26th iustjTo thi wife of W A Morris Jr of CfifistiaL county a girl Died Thos Hornback formerly of this county died at Homewood3 near Pittsburg Penn this week Hislbody was shipped here for burial JMarkied At the home of horfather Mr John W Ross in this city onWcd nesday September 22 Mr Josejih L Feeback and Mrs Nauuie Robeson V ¬ iSs WW HARMON STITT Assignee Purely Vegetable You are cordially invited to inspect the handsomest line of Cloth ¬ ing Dry Goods Dress Goods Shoes etc ever displayed in Bourbon Xot alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend Count to give the people the benefit of buying them at a less price than other stores can offer See our new and mammoth ALL THE NEWS ana fMUM -- WORTH READING Fiscal Court Meeting UlULU 11111 Sfofa mti Hoti Oil I n WILL BE FOUND IN THE BOURBON NEWS AND THE hi WEEKLY fflQMHL Henry Stoker who was taken Tip tht County Infirmary last Friday in Jaii un A conscious condition died Monday post mortem was held by Drs Munger Grimes McNew and Mclntire and they decided that he came to his death1 from Bourbon Fiscal Court THEThursday Oct 7th 1897 convenes bruises administered in some unknown for th Fall term By ordtr of said court all way persons having claims against the From the amount of hardware found County are directed to file same with in the old Berry cistern there mut have me for examination aud approval for ar been a robbery in these parts some time least ten days before Court convenes ago and the thief could not get away with his plunder and just dumped into CLIFTON ARNSPARGER this pool They have so tar round ni 21sepf 3t County Attorney pocket knives GO pairs ot gcissors augers bits spoons bullet moulds gun c locks watches Books mailed free to any address by Latour Mo the Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga They left for their future home at FALL STOCK OF MEN g 3 and CHILBBENI I in Iens 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 Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths See our beautiful styles 7 H Circuit Court convened Monday with Judge W W Kimbrongh presiding by which we can cive The docket is a pretty full one57 apSett Papers One Year for only 225 pearances The following named gen ¬ tlemen compose the Grand Jury with ilsplar Price for Both is 275 Sam W Jas T Clav as foreman We save you generous part of this sum Jones R S Williams H C Caldwell John H Bell Jas Conway JW S Send or bring your cash with order to Young Wm McCord A B Campbell Thos THE BOURBON NEWS We havejnst completed our mills for G C Caldwell J E Craycraf I McCann making the best bread meal W ill grind Paris Ky feed of any kind or way desired Give us a trial H HIBLER CO J Highest market price paid in cash for good souud corn delivered at Crystal Mills J H HIBLER CO sep7 dw SPEARS STUART ¬ We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Corn Wanted P 1n Flinnnlo Qatoanw Pnvno tie I rm fVTf o T1 n nl7 CJ Crystal Mills in colors and white Glves for Men Ladies and Children Leather Kid and Wool Carpets Oil Cloths Matting etc Gloves in framed picture FREE With every purchase you get a coupon When you have 500 worth of coupon tickets you get free a large handsome glass sep7 3w C i O Excursions To LoulsyiUe BIQ FOUR V On Sept 27th 28th and 29th the C O will sell round trip tickets tor Louis- ¬ ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM I TOLEDO l DETROIT AU Points in Michigan CHICAGO White Gity Special Wisest Tesminal Station P Poland Chin u H023 FOR littt r ville at a low rate good for ten days O will sell On Sunday Oct 3d C round trip tickets to Louisville as fol- ¬ lows From Mt Sterling and Winchester 150 from Lexington 125 ¬ Call and see with your own eyes and you will acknowledge that Come once and you will come back we are the peoples friends do becausewe give our customers honest goods at again they all honest prices SPECIAL MENTION I tST LOUIS rAvoiding The Tunnel sale KALLKOAD TIME CABDf ARRIVAL OF Eligible to register p BOSTON individuals Good aid of best From Cincinnati 1116 a m 1015 p m strains of blood five months old weight 3 Wagner Sleeping Cars 135 pounds Call on or address From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 839 p m 627 p m GEORGS CLAYTON 42 a m From Richmond 435 a m Ky Cars Wagner Sleeping Hutchison ignlfett Parlor 333 p m Cars CJars Private Compartment From Maysville 748 a m 330 p m Siegant Coaches aud Dining Cars One male pig and three gilrs of same L NRR TRA1NS mm WmfWflm mp38 wtt m - NEW YORK The Famous Monarch White and Fancy Mens Shirts Stetson Hat3 Black and Brown Stiff Hats Hutchins best quality and make in Shoes and Boots Rice Bros Custom Made Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes Twin guaranteed to give satisfaction eTust received New Fall Piece 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