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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 5, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. je A mm m V v f - - v t j 2 I CHAMP MILLER m I PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Es ied Editors and Owners FKB 3 1 SEVB8TEBBTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO EY TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 1897 MILLERSBURG GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS - NO 80 cF AUTUMN STYL XJl P News Notes Gathered Are gathering rapidly on our several floors there is a chance for a first glance at newness OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS Every day - irror the seasons styles me ot the offerings i We give you a brief hint of -- TVllTil jl- rv telle upholstered Three piece Antique Oak Suit swell front beveled mir iJAJJ ror noli shed and oastorr d Ylloir Pailrvi Qiiiod TvioVirKTiinTT liuioii uivviii jiJLi uuiuo uiaiiVgini RrTol oillr ui vuin oiiiv livnno O Antique Oak Sideboard four feet long beveled mirror M Q ij J O plush lined drawer complete 19 A A beautiful Mahogany or Oak Leather Seal Rocker tend the Ohio Medical College Mr Sarnl Templeton of Carlisle was here Saturday on business Mrs Adella Miller left yesterday for a visit in Cincinnati and St Louis Mr Kirby Denton of Ruddles Mills was here Sunday to see his daugbter Mr and Mrs Rosoberry Rogers were the guests of Miss Lida Clarke Sunday Miss Carrie Muuson guest of Mis Bessie iJedmon returned to Carlisle yesterday Miss Anna Pierce guest of her cousin Miss Lida Clarke left Saturday for Indianapolis Mr Louis Reager and family of Bethel spent Friday and Saturday here with friends Mrs E J Owens returned Friday from an extended visit with her sister in In And- About The Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer Burs The Girl From Paris is being playMr Will Savage left la3t week to at- ¬ ed by three companies FALL SUITINGS jSlNTT ¬ Eads Bernard Chorn ton ana has quit thetage of Cynthi OVERCOATING Nicholasville ROineos are incensed over the City Council ordering serenaders to Now be arrested in future than after Sentemrmr ISth Sn nnn m jmrl nwml wnnrlf rf fhj opportunity Any one who will place their order between now and September 18th can save at least 5 We want ear v Fall Creston Clarke is booked to appear at We will make things lively this Fall if tirst clasrf lngli oiass ooi the Paris Grand Opora Houeo on the tailoring and low prices will do it Remember our motto W keep faith with the public by doing as we advertise 12th in The Last of His Race Itu-iups- FOR 85 Ij Jjkk3 FINEST BUSINESS SUITS In the world from v Mrs Deborah Doty agd 101 jears bi- - S living at Frewsburg N Y rides a cycle aud wears a cycling suit We quote 10 per ct discount on any mosquito bar in the house See display of original water colors Xasxrcs S 3c025r ssr TTT Jlentuckv s ureat Trots Hj2dL2ZLsrton JLt STAKES THE in JLWJlJJ G CJ OCTOBER 5 TO 16 1897 THE 15000 FUTURITY TUESDAY OCTOBER 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 The Worlds Greatest Meeting Manager Scott lias the following at- wife of tractious at the Lexington opera house Mr R A Wooiums and Midway were guests of Mr and Mrs this week To night Thos Keene in Jas Wooiums Friday The Richard HI Thursday night Mrs Jas Cummiugs of Maysville Girl From Pari Friday night Iu came up yesterday to see her sister Mis Darkest RussiaSaturday night Bon Jas Wooiums who is very ill nie Scotland Mr Louis Rogers and family oi North Muldietown were guests of her father Mr J G- Allen Sunday Erminie Rive3v c Kentucky girl has Miss Belle Taylor Judy spent from just issued a neyj novel entitled Smok ¬ Saturday until yesterday in Carlisle ing Flax a story which treats the sub wnh her aunt Mrs Thos Pickerel ject of lynching in a dramatic and for Mrs McNamara sold seventeen head Her last book bore the cible style cattle to Mclutyre of 1400 lb striking title AFool In Spots McOlimock for L50 per hundred Jobn H ger of Ashlai d a former student here wiii be married 111 Novem Nat GoodwiuSol Smith Russell W ber to Mis Genevieve OHara Bruuham H Crane and Francis Wilson will soon Harold Johnson and Will get control of a Broadway theatre in Messrs Van Antwerp of Mt Sterling were I New York and divide their time in it guests of relatives and friends here The fonr stats will rill the entire open Sunday time of the house Goodwin is the Mr W P Kenman of Downings is visiting her originator of the scheme ville Grant County uncle Mr Lewis Feeback near Head ¬ quarters Miss Emma Curtis of Pin Hook Rob- ¬ Armstrong and Mrs Min ertson County advertised for a cor-¬ Mrs Belle nie Harrisun of Lexington went to respondent and became acquainted with rlisle Saturday to visit their sister who of Indiana Ollte Redmond M s L Brady He came to answered the personal The Evving base ball nine defeated to see her and Flemingsbarg at Blue Licks Saturday Pin Hook last wek ¬ ¬ Grant County TO elsewhere All Our fall stock of suitings has been arriving daily We have al ¬ ways undersold other tailors fr m S10 to Slo dollars on a suit Other tailors will add 5 more to the cost of theirs on account of the tariff We will not Therefore our prices will be fro u 615 to- S2t lpss than - F P Lowry work done at home JOE Munson Cutter and Coatmaker Co formerly with U 1 U u - Manager IT ri OTAIays Paris O H Furnishing and Tailoring Co ¬ nn iiiiu Having purchaser John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we ar now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new ¬ hnf rnr ButleTassiStedEwihgr 3rrr 99 tn 19 Rsii S AfSAN SggfL I L SINGES PANO Piano Playing Made Easy Norris Hyde Pianos To play music in any key other than that in which it is written is difficult for most performers 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 las easily play any piece in any or all other keys as in the original key and my singer can sing any song m exactly that key in which the voice sounds Pbest 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 85 tells all about them Send for it free We are also DioimrYcr a ijhliivoo Sole Representatives for the ofifor1 vwiwuiuiwu CO ERNEST URCHS P oiiiivvttj 121 and 123 West Fourth St -- oiT-isr3Tjr CINCINNATI mm Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville Pi flflffl PV TIME TABLE EAST BOUND 30am GMpni Lr LouiSville 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington Lr Leiugton 112mm 850pm 830am 550pra 6o0pra 923pm Lr Wlnehesterl 158am 9r0ptn 915am 705pm Ar Jit Sterl1ngl223pm 34flpm 950am 6j iim Ar Washington t t Ar 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Frdneali Ky to 1 to 5 p m S2iai mmm3mfr9M UaAU WbkVMIC Sept 30 Oct 1 and 2 at Price the meeting this week Ladies specially Mr Jas Summers was here Friday on Co clothiers Mr Summers will shortly are invited business move his family iiuo 1 jo pueiy re cently bought of E P Clark HUTCHISON Mr Wm Milam of Maysville spent Sunday with his daughter Mrs Henry Lreslu Paragraphs About The People In Phillips Mr Milam has six horses at This Vicinity Lexiugton and will start three in the Mrs J RI Case has been quite eick aces for several days Mrs G W Bryan has gone to Glas R J Brown is some better after a gow to attend the State Convention of the W C T U and will also go on to several days illness St Louis to attend Miss Anna Carlisles Wood shipped a car load of Bagge wedding hogs to Cincinnati last week E E Clarke sold last week in Cin ¬ and wife of Clark county TJ cinnati sevtn hogsheads of tobacco for visited Wills daughter Geo Mrs their Wm Balliuger at an average of 1375 Jacoby Sunday and seven hogsheads for John Purdy at Rev Ware preached his first sermon an average oc 9 Mr Geo Bethards and son of White for the Conference year at Hutchison Sulphur Springs La returned home Chapel Sunday Mr Henry Bethards did last week Stock water is getting extremely accompany them as he intended f carce in this section not A great inanv bnt is much improved this week persons are depending ou their neigh ¬ Miss Sallie Harnett who has sinoe the bors springs and pools having exhausted fire located iu the brick residence ad their own supply j iuiug Mrs Mary T Yimont invites nil her old frienls and customers to call DEulToIjlg as 6ie is still iu the millinery business op A spark from a locomotive set fire to a fielu of blugrass on James Carpenters f rm Friday A squad of fifty men from town aided in extinguishing the fire before any fencing or buildings were destroyed ON Miss Smith of the M F C primary department took a out twenty of her THURSDAY OCTOBER 7TD 1897 pupils to Blue Licks Saturday in the Mr M V Shaw and baud wagon Loan The Blue Grass Building Messrs Association will sell at public auction wife Miss Mamie Conway Chas Clarke Jr Wallace Shaunon the following farms First the farm Joe Mock aud Misses Scales Sommer known as ville and Griffin of the M F C also The J H Curtis Farm joined the excursion A fire was narrowly averted in the Situated ou the JohuFou pike near the new Methodist Church Sunday night Lexington and Maysville turnpike and While the janitor was putting out the about U miles from Millersburg Ky lights in the big sixteen light chandelier containing 83 J acres On the above in the center aisle for some reason the farm triers is a comfortahle dwelling chandelier gave way and was precipi- house one large barn one stock harn a tated on the janitors shoulders Al- ¬ carriage house all other necessary out- ¬ though fourteen lights were still burn- ¬ houses and plenty 0f fruit aud water Second the farm known as ing the lamps were lowered to the floor damage with the exception of without Gr 0 Smith place the broken reflector Headquarters Kv near Operations at the Chancelor quarry Situated near Headquarters and Carlisle turnpik have been resumed by the Countys the containing abont 96 acres rock crusher and a big lot of rock will and sale of the first farm will take The ne taken out The extreme dry weather place upon the premises at 9 oclock a has interfered with the work of the m Thursday Oct 7 1897 The sale of willipus wallipus A certain amount of the second farm will take place at 11 moisture is necessary to the most effect oclock on the premises the same day ive work John Clay is now at work At 4 oclock p m same day at Paris Main Street Ky on the premises the near the Nicholas line will be a very superior road when the Frame Cottage work is completed We see that Mrs Laurie Wilson Now occupied by Harrie Allen situated James who now conducts the Female on Svcamore Streets between Eighth College at Cynthiana has engaged Miss and Ninth Streets will be sold One third cash TtfRMS op Sale for Vocal Annie Rankin of iBourbon one and two years with six She balance in and Instrumental Music teacher could not have made a better selection per cent interest or the stock of the Twelve years study at the Millersburg Association on the re organization plan Female College and at the Conservatory will be accepted in payment as cash Remember that all of the above sales of MiiBic Cincinnati has made Miss Rankin one of the very best musicians will take place on Thursday Oct 7th of the land and her lovely contralto 1897 the first at 9 oclock a m the voice cultivated to the highest degree second at 11 oclock a in and the third enables hpr to charm an audience as at 4 oclock p m Well as to teach with pertect accuracy BISHOP CLAY and ease those committed to her care Secy We congratulate the College upon such A T Forsyth Auctioneer an acquisition ¬ everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect rJPfc stoc Kanu co mna re ourtncesWe h ave fin imaferi rfs fW s m our workmen of children s jobs to be 10 aoclass worn ana insure satisfaction and guarantee all Fall opening Rev Laird commenced a meeting first Friday at the Walnut Grove Chapel novelty suits 3 to 8 years old Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders near Headquarters and will continue nnd Rih pwtmm iCGIES -- BAHS I T SUllli I A l cd a f HIGH ST 33 COPv FOURTH 33iJ Air PARIS KY 3 mg55smmwmmmy 5asaiaa35JHKSwi 1 ss Is IKOPWWPf n MEANS ErfectioN -i- WHEN APPLIED TO -- tA lo 1 Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World0 Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Cun or Ammunition and take no other FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue gg WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO iMKBiLEM 33 KS 1MSCT30 estjeciallv rafimnmond afl o TtiOTiioi1 TJJ for Bj- - KOTTS PEIT2TYSOYAI PUIS and take no otherl Send for circular Price 100 per box O boxes for 5flI xTjv H pzvnt IMm New Haven Ct The only safe exire and reliable Pemale PTLI ever offered to Ladies ¬ wii lgk o fo v xautLiivxjLflLJLi UU For SaleBy W T Brooks Druuist f aa - Jleveland Oliio- - TBS SUN The first of American Newspa- ¬ pers CHAS A DANA Editor The American Constitution the Mi mnnnniinii cc uiitiiinAii In Effect March 1 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY ni p RT American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever Daily by mail Daily - 6 Sundayby mail a year 8 a year Arr JSlkhorti Arr Switzcr Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvIls Arr Georgetown Lve Geoigetown Arr Newtown M Arr Centrevllle Arr Elizabeth ArrParLs WEST BOUND Lve Paris -Frankfort EAST V Lve -- J OUND 702am S48pai SAJOam 6aiam SJpra 530am 8Wpra 543am X 20pra 70Snm Si58pBa 720am 4rl5pna 828am 458p 4J9piK 812am 44pa 822am 4A2pm 840am 920am 5ipm 5ipm The Sunday Sian isthe greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world Price 5c a copy By mail 2 ArrElizabetli Arr Centreville Arr ewtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Uuvuiis Arr Stamping Ground ArrSwitzer 1000ani 11 9SlSml 548pm 948am 558pn Cam h2ain S42pm 010pm 1040am 63pm m iam G40pra ArrElkborn llm CD 704 pro U5 iam 71 nni 1 Cpivt U5nm 725pia Genl Pass Agt FllASKKOltTf Ky BERGAWi a year GEOB HAWPEK Genl sunt Address THE SUN Ne ar York -- f r lr 5 i THE BOUEBON NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 1897 PUBLIC DEBT THE PLAGUE An Increase During the Month of Septem ber of S3787592 A Corresponding De crease in the Amount of Cash on Hand New Orleans Board of Health Finds Washington Oct 2 The monthly Great Difficulty in Its Work treasury statement shows that at the close of business September 30 1897 the public debt less cash in the treas- Of Stamping Out the Disease on Account of ury was 31012122713 an increase Failure to Report Cases of Sickness¬ Consequently the Patients Do Not Resince August 30 of 3787592 This in ceive Prompt Medical Attention crease is accounted for by a corresponding decrease in the amount oJ New Orleans Oct 4 The fever sit- ¬ cash on hand The debt is recapitulated uation did not improve Saturday Not as follows new cases but Interest bearing debt 847305540 many were reports were reported One there of four deaths debt on which interest has ceaseS was the man Hickey a patient at the since maturity 31334570 yellow fever hospital Another death Debt bearing no interest 37SG1539Q was that Total Sl227315500 This amount how at Philip of a child named Bauer and Chippewa streets ever does not include S5S907095S A ¬ in certificates and treasury notes itygreat crowd collected in the vicinand of guards had to outstanding which are offset by be sent extra detailsstreets to clear the There are an equal amount of cash in five cases in the neighborhood in one the treasury The cash in the treasury square The board of health continues is classified as follows Gold 184501 to find great difficulty in its work of 004 silver 513481747 paper 133011 stamping out the disease Failure to 339 report Bonds disbursing officers balances atingly sickness is becoming exasper common etc 1S7138S9 Total 85030SG3l The result is that patients are not against which there are demand liabilprompt medical attention ities outstanding amounting to 035 receiving dying where and are they might be 175S44 which leaves a net cash balance pulled through if doctors were imme- ¬ in the treasury of 215192787 Washington Oct 2 The agricul diately called in The cases at the yel- ¬ low increasing there tural department has been compelled werefever hospital are night and others 17 there Friday to forego its decision to distribute this were removed there years seed from Washington because A number of peopleSaturday morning ¬ were of a decision of Controller Trace well day and Saturday from released Fri the detention of the treasury that such distribution camp would be a violation of the law by The Rigolets detention which the appropriation was made been closed There was no camp has reason to This decision was rendered Friday in maintain it because very few people response to a letter from Secretary were coming into New Orleans over the Wilson Louisville Nashville road Orders Washington Oct 2 The cabinet have been issued to all suspects meeting Friday was devoted almost en- from infected points sendFontainbleau to tirely to the consideration of the Span- where there axe ample accommoda- ¬ ish situation and other foreign affairs tions for several hundred people Al- ¬ It was one of the longest meetings held though the number of cases here is in- ¬ since the advent of the present admin- creasing the board of health has istration lasting over two and a half resolutely refused to modify its quar ¬ hours The main subject of considera- antine regulations Every affected tion was the present cabinet crisis in point is being watched The board Spain and its effect upon our rela- will continue to quarantine houses tions with the Madrid government here wherein fever exists The effect and our attitude toward Cuba It will be to prevent a spread of dis- ¬ is believed that an important cable ease and to give employmentthe sev- ¬ to has been received from Minister Wood- eral hundred men who have been ford and that this formed the basis of thrown out of work by the stagnation the discussion The members of the of trade cabinet were extremely reticent as Maj E J Hamilton the probable they always are when matters of grave successor of Chief of Police Gasterwas import have been before them but at stricken with yellow fever Saturday the conclusion of the meeting one of New Orleans Oct 4 Gov them said that the discussion had not has telegraphed the governors of Foster Texas eventuated in anything definite and and Mississippi asking them to meet that no immediate action would fol- ¬ him in conference in the interest of low Washington Oct 2 It has been uniformity of quarantine regulations New 4 At 8 oclock recommended to the state department Sunday Orleans Oct by United States Consul Bead at Tien reportednight there had been 27 cases and but two deaths Tsin that the question of including Edwards Miss Oct 4 The doctors Pekin in the list of treaty ports be report 14 new cases of yellow taken into consideration He says that Sunday of whom seven are white fever a large illicit trade has been built up Mobile Ala Oct 4 Sunday there by foreign merchants who im- ¬ were but four new cases and no there deaths port their goods free of the duty im- ¬ posed on Chinese merchants whom COLUMBUS TEAM they are consequently able to under ¬ sell The consul thinks this trade Wins Another Game From Indianapolis in the Cup Series should be legitimatized by making O Oct 4 Columbus The Indianap- ¬ Peking a treaty port and opening it to olis team confidently expected to win American trade Sundays game and end the cup series but they were disappointed There SENOR SAGASTA was not a time during the game when Arrives in Madrid and Will Attempt to they had even a chance to win Evans Form i New Cabinet for Columbus pitched effectively while Madrid Oct 2 Scnor Sagasta says Foreman was hit hard the Senators he will attempt to form a uew cabi ¬ rapping out three tripples in the fifth net inning Kahoes home run in the sev- ¬ enth was the only run to which the vis- ¬ itors were really entitled The game was marked by snappy fielding ¬ f - V r ft H 1 if I I 1 POISON IN COJTEE THE WOODFORD NOTE Impresses the Hope on the Part of th United States That the War Will B Th Mother and Four of HerSever TTie Production Last Year Amounted ta f Brought to a Speedy Close In the Interest Children Are Dead Viof All Concerned 45531207 Pounds Chicago Oct 2 A Washington spe-¬ cial to the Times Herald says It is FJf th Child Dying and the Sixth VictimSlcfc Illinois Continues to Iiead in the Manafai now possible for the Times Herald to An Older Son Became Alarmed Over ture of This Product Adm Walker Coa ¬ a Remark Made by the Mother huA text of the famous give not the exact lers With Secretary Xonjr Ex Queen IiOf t the Breakfast Table a fair Woodford note to Spain but Ul Returns to Washington statement of its substance Omaha Neb Oct 4 A special to This celebrated and much discussed Washington Oct 1 The produc ¬ expresses on the the Bee from Schuyler Neb says tion of oleomargarine during the last document simply During Sunday forenoon Frank fiscal year amounted 45531207 pounds part of the United States the hope that the war will be brought to a close Steinad came hastily in from Shell being over 5000000 pounds less than in 1896 and of over 24000000 pounds since as speedily as possible but there is no Creek precinct nine miles northeast L894 The decrease is attributed to dae fixed when the consummation is to to summon a physician to the home of hostile state legislation cutting off the be reached and that the interests of Frank Divis where he said the whole Dr Sixta privilege of sale as well as that Spain no less than the interests of the family had been poisoned of human hastened out and found four of the of manufacture The number of man- ¬ United States the interests ufactories decreased from 22 in ity and the interests of the world at seven children in the family and their 189G to 10 in 1897 The number of large are reasons why the war should mother dead a fifth child in a wholesale establishments from 157 to be ended with the least possible de- dying condition and a sixth vic¬ tim sick Mr Divis and his oldest to 103 and the number of retail houses lay a son went away early in the morning And with that in view acting as from 4380 to 3539 The quantity ex- ¬ friend of Spain because of the great leaving before the rest of the family ported during the year amounted to ¬ 3148407 pounds which is a slight stake which the United States has in breakfasted When the meal was prebe- ¬ pared all sat down and early in the increase over the year lSJG Illi- ¬ Cuba financially and otherwise nois continues to lead in the manu ¬ cause of the annoyance to which the course of the meal Mrs Davis made Eat a good facture of this product more than United States has been put by main some such remark as over and preventing breakfast and well all go together one half of the total output having taining a patrol been produced in the first district of the sailing of filibustering expeditions An older sons mind was affected Illinois Ehode Island is second with and because civilization opposes war by the remark to the extent a total production of 7112433 pounds the United States tenders to Spain its that he did not appease his apand Kansas third with 5 5S9 303 pounds good offices to act as a friend between petite A daughter younger than the The revenue derived from this source the mother country and her rebellious son after drinking about a half cup of during the last fiscal year amounted to colony in the hope that she may be coffee became sick and vomited The able to effect a settlement and bring rest of the family continued the morn 81034129 ing meal although the children made Adm Walker chairman of the Nica ¬ the warfare to a close This is all there is in the note There very wry faces and said the coffee did ragua canal commission had a confer-¬ ence with Secretary Long Thursday is not the faintest suggestion of this not taste good Strychnine had been her regarding a vessel to take the commis- ¬ government forcing upon Spain vol- ¬ put into the coffee which soon showed good offices if she does not care to its effects when those not prostrated sion to Nicaragua and to be used by it untarily accept them nor is there an spread the alarm but not soon enough during the stay of the commission in the south The admiral has made intimation that the war must be to avoid the fatal effects noted a request for the gunboat Newport brought to an end by a certain time or THE QUEEN REGENT which has been fitted up for the ntval that Spain must return answer to this academy and which will answer all note by a fixed date Solicitous for Spains Eolations With the United States and to Avert the Loss of purposes of the commission has It TRAIN HELD UP t Cuba not yet been determined that this ves- ¬ f ¬ New York Oct 4 A special to the sel can be spared The commission Bandits Rob the Express Car and Passen gers Near Minco in the Indian Territory World from Madrid Spain by way of expects to start south at an early date El Reno Okla Oct 2 Bandits robb- ¬ Bayonne says In all her consultations and is now delayed on account of the ed southbound Rock Island passenger with the Spanish generals and the Carter investigation train and all its passengers at 11 oclock leaders of the political parties the Ex Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii Friday forenoon at siding No 1 about queen returned to the city Thursday f romher five miles south of Minco in the Indian upon regent has laid stress chiefly the question of Spains relations visit to San Francisco Accompanying territory The railroad and express and her were Joseph Heleluhe her secre ¬ officials have feared a hold up in with the United States loss the best means of averting the of Cuba tary and several friends who recently that section for several weeks through prolongation of the war and arrived at ban i rancisco irom the is ¬ and armed guards have been consequent American intervention lands The ex queens stay in the city put aboard all night trains at El Reno thereby imperilling the stability of her - is indefinite and carried through to The state department has dashed the had not been thought Chickasha It sons throne let alone playing into the hopes of another fortune hunter who were bold enough to that the outlaws hands of the republicans and Carlists attack a it would appear narrowly escaped be¬ midday Friday morning thetrain in¬ who have been especially troublesome ing victimized by a sharper In this men were completely surprisedtrain- of late queen and The also insisted strongly case two residents of Chetopa Kan they were not prepared to offer any re- upon discussing whether her Spanish were represented to be heirs to the sistance when five masked men Wardle estate in England United upon them at the lonely siding came rule in the West Indies would not be States Consul Grinnel at Man- ¬ Under the pressure of Winchesters jepordized by a too extended grant of chester by direction of the department and ugly looking six shooters the train- ¬ autonomy thus enabling the separatists and autonomists to prepare gradually of state made an investigation and men the express messenger and all of and legally their evolution towards found that while there was a magnifi ¬ the score or more of passengers were independence cent estate of that name near Man-¬ made to climb down from the train and She earnestly asked the statesmen chester it is owned by another family stand in a line hands up on the prairie if they really believed a liberal gov¬ who can trace title for 100 years and along the railway While three of the ernment would be strong enough to that no time in the past has any War die family been interested in the robbers covered the badly frightened make the majority of the Spaniards ac-¬ crowd with their guns the other two cept extended home rule involving a estate coolly and carefully robbed them pass- ¬ Washington Oct 1 President ing from one passenger to another sacrifice of Spanish material interests in the colonial markets and a heavy McKinley and party arrived in Wash ¬ down the line The bandits secured burden for the Spanish treasury if ington at 10 oclock Thursday morning about 300 in cash and such other val¬ saddled with a part of the Cuban debt over the Pennsylvania road The return in the way of watches pins and uables The queen questioned whether Sa trip was made without incident Quite jewelry as were in sight gasta would be able to restrain public a crowd gathered at the station to wit- ¬ The passengers and trainmen having opinion the press and the opposition ness the home coming Both the presi been thoroughly plucked three of the parties if he made concessions to the dent and Mrs McKinley acknowledged bandits turned their attention to the colonies under the pressure of Ameri- ¬ the greeting by smiling and bowing express and mail coaches the pleasantly to those who were assem ¬ standing guard over the helpless others can diplomacy crowd The queen can not believe success bled They then entered carriages and on the prairie The registered mail would crown so complete a reversal of were driven to the white house pouches were quickly rifled but the policy which had been followed for the through safe in the express car the last two years and a half THIRD GAME resisted all the force and ingenu ¬ It seems that some if not all of her Of the Cup Series in the Western League ity of the road agents When loyal advisors had the courage to tell Won by Indianapolis messenger had convinced the the queen regent that the alternative Columbus O Oct 1 About 1500 the bandits that he could not open the lies between a sincere trial of a new people witnessed the third of the games strong box they in the cup series between Columbus Several heavy resorted to dynamite policy embracing an understanding charges were exploded with the United States and the greater and Indianapolis Thursday Both but the safe proved and pitchers received brilliant support at though was badlybandit proof con- ¬ question of a conflict with America it battered its probably entailing the loss of the times the fielding of Mertes and tents were saved to the express com- ¬ colonies Hogriever being the features of the game McCarthy led in batting mak- - pany Nominations by the President Having taken forcible possession of Washington Oct 4 The president ing four safe hits out of as many times every tiling at bat one of them for three bases In the bandits that they could carry away has made the following appointments mounted their horses and Thomas Soadden the ninth inning with the score rode off the land toward the west A posse is office at Marquetteregister of John L tied Gray hit for two bases after in pursuit Mich one man was out McFarland fol- ¬ Worthington register of the land of- ¬ Star Pointer towers the Record fice at Harrison Ark lowed with a single but Mertes SruiNGFiELD 111 Oct 2 In a race David L Geyer of Pomeroy 0 re- ¬ eturned the ball so quickly Gray that was witnessed by at least 65000 ceiver of public monevs at Roswell could not get past third McCarthy was the next man up and as he had people Star Pointer on the Illinois N M already madCfour hits he was allowed state fair grounds Friday afternoon Albert M Anderson agent for the to walk to first Then Kahoe swung not only maintained his reputation as Indians of the ColviUe agency in Wash ¬ hard at the ball and it bounded off the the king of pacers by beating Joe ington Wm H Driggs to be lieutenant com- ¬ bat dead and rolled down the third Patchen but he also lowered the base line so slowly that Genins who worlds pacing record in a race by half mander in the navy fielded it could not prevent Gray cross ¬ a second making a mile in 200tf the Ulysses Grant Ammen to be record in a race having been 210which paymaster in the navy withassistant ing the plate with the winning run relative Star Pointer made on Saturday Sep rank of ensign Following was the score tember 18 at IndianUpolis when he Innings 9 RnE Two Expeditions to India defeated Joe Patchen 3 Columbus 5 12 5 Oakland Cal Oct 4 Two expe- ¬ Indianapolis C 13 1 1 A Boundary Dispute Settled Batteries Evans and Buckley Forman and ditions will leave this state this month Managua Nicaragua via Galveston for India to witness the total eclipse of Wood Umpire Mannassau Oct 2 There is considerable rejoicing the sun Prof Charles Burckhalter Wreck of the Dean Kichmond Located Euie Pa Oct 1 The United States here accompanied by military and civic astronomer at the Chaboy observatoiy steamer Michigan returned here from displays at the announcement that will go with a complete outfit and Dunkirk Thursday after locating the Gen Alexander the engineer appoint Prof W W Campbell of Lick observ- ¬ wreck of the steamer Dean Richmond ed by President Cleveland to settle the atory will represent the state institu- ¬ The wreck was found seven miles off boundary dispute between Costa Rica tion The Pierson expedition for the and Nicaragua has decided that the Chaboy observatory will leave October Silver creek in 13 fathoms of water The Dean Richmond was sunk October eastern boundary of Nicaragua and 30 W W Campbell of the Lick ob- ¬ 13 1S93 Her entire creAV of 18 men Costa Rica commences at the haiboi servatory will start October 21 and it were drowned Search for the wreck head of Grey town as claimed by Nica- - is not probable that the two expedi- ¬ lias been going on for the past three rajma tions will meet in the Orient years but without success until now Death of Actor Joseph Proctor Two Killed in a Wreck Boston Oct 2 Joseph Proctor the Denver Col Oct 4 News reached Iviver Miners WiJl Strike Monongahela City Pa Oct 1 The veteran actor died at 1245 Saturday here that the San Juan express on the river miners in convention here Thurs ¬ morning at his home on Columbus Denver Rio Grande was wrecked by Mr Proc a broken axle while crossing a trestle day decided to strike until the condi- ¬ avenue after a long illness tor was born in Marlboro Mass in near Cotopaxi at 1245 Sunday Two tions of the settlement effected at tha Columbus convention and the differen 1S1G and made his debut upon the day coaches and two sleepers went over tial usually prevailing on the Monon stage in 1833 in Damon and Pythias the trestle into the river below Two gahela river are agreed to The sus He had in his time played with all the persons were killed and a number of pension which will be practically a stellar attractions of his early days others injured One of the dead is Fred Seyler of total one takes place at once and af Edwin Forrest and the elder Booth gave him aid and encouragement 2S09 Cormany avenue Cincinnati fects between 5000 and 6000 men OLEOMAEAEINE Every Saturday Tourist Sleeping Ca itoute to California ¬ if - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Every Saturday night Midland Route tour ¬ and Cali ist cars en route to Colorado Utah ¬ fornia will leave the Chicago Union Pas senger Station of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway at 10 o clock running over the Chicago and Omaha Short Line to Omaha thence via Lincoln Neb Colorado Springs and Leadville Colo Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah Reno Nevada andSacra mento Cal arriving at San 1 rancisco at 845 pm Wednesday These popular every Saturday California excursions for both first and not foreign emigrants are personally conducted by intelligent com- ¬ petent and courteous couriers who will attend to the wants of all passengers en route This is an entirely new feature of tourist car service and will he greatly ap- ¬ preciated by families or parties of friends traveling together or by ladies traveling alone Particular attention is paid to the care of children who usually get weary on a long journey Remember that the Midland Route Tour ¬ ist Cars are sleeping cars and are supplied with all the accessories necessary to make file journey comfortable and pleasant and the sleeping berth rate is but 600 for two persons from Chicago to California Ask the nearest ticket agent for a tour- ¬ ist car folder giving complete informa- ¬ tion about the Midland Route or address Eastern Manager Midland Route No 95 Adams street Chicago 111 or Geo H Heaf ford General Passenger Agent 410 Old second-class-passengers - ¬ Colony Building Chicago ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ My friend Nobbleton said Mr Tankle by is overcareful about many things but in many ways he shows great common sense For instance He always carries with him cards appropriately Eostal suddenly called awayaddressed and if anywhere and his business is such that he is liable to he at any time he puts a word or two on one of his postal cards and puts it in the nearest letter box He may not have time to stop and write or to teleeranh but he can al ways find time to drop this postal card and it relieves the minds of the folks at home In this I think Nobbleton shows sense N Wherein Xolbleton Shows Sense Y Sun ¬ mm ¬ ¬ ¬ cures painful swollen smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous hot tired aching feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Write to Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y It Shake Into Yonr Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet - 4 M r4T 4 sl ¬ Judge How do you know the prisoners threw eggs at you Tragedian I caught them in the act TJp-to-Date Caught the Egrgs 1 s 1 To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c A Stumbling Block What is the ob ¬ jection of the politicians to the civil serv ¬ ice reform system The examination ques ¬ tions ¬ Truth A Dose in Time Saves Nine of Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar for Coughs Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute knows the more he criticises We have noticed that the less a man the courts Washington Democrat I am entirely cured of hemorrhage of lungs by rises Cure for Consumption Louisa Lindaman Bethany Mo Jan 8 94 Because a man is poor in flesh a sure sign that he doesnt eat much ington Democrat Wash- - is not TJTV Is a Constitutional Cure Hnlls Catarrh Cure Price 75c ¬ Do not slight the man because he has done wrong Hams Horn A GRAND WORK- Helping Tired Mothers and Giving Rosy ¬ 12345678 00200000 40000010 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ players held a conference Sunday night and decided not to play out the cup series the Indianapolis men refusing to play any more games except on their own grounds The players of both teams were anxious to return to their respective homes and the Colum bus team agreed to give Indianapolis SAGASTA SENOR the cup the Hoosiers having won three 2 The Liberals gave out of the five games played Madrid Oct Each an ovation to Senor Sagasta their lead ¬ player received about 75 over exer upon his arrival here Friday It is penses in the cup series out of the retaken for granted that he wil form a ceipts cabinet of which probably Senor Ga MINISTERIAL CHANGES mazo will be minister for foreign affairs Senor Morct Y Prendergast minister Will Xot Affect the Original Instructions to Minister Woodford by President McKin ¬ for the colonics and Gen Correa minley ister for war Although Senor Morct Madrid Oct 4 The ministerial Y Prendergast has been mentioned for changes will not affect the instructions appointment as Spanish minister to Washington to succeed Senor Dupuy de which United States Minister WoodLome It is now expected that the cab ford originally received from President inet crisis will be ended in less than a McKinley Roth Gen Woodford and Senor Sagasta the premier maintain week absolute reserve on the question of AMERICAN BUILT SHIPS American relations to Spain Leading liberals however declare To Replace the Foreigrn Built Craft in the that Spain can never officially accept West India Fruit Trade Philadelphia Oct 2 The Press American mediation in Cuban affairs Senor Sagasta had a conference with Saturday says Negotiations are in the queen regent Sunday and it is exprogress among a number of capital ists in Philadelphia New York and pected that the new liberal cabinet will Boston which if successfully carried be completed Monday Gen Correa out will result in the substitution of has accepted the portfolio of minister American built steamships for the ot war Death or Judge Menzles large number of foreign built craft West India fruit dow engaged in the Falmouth Ky Oct 4 Judge J W trade The new ships will be built by Menzies died here at nine oclock Sunthe Cramps who arc largely intex ested day night The remains will be taken in the undertaking and will be speedy to Covington for burial Tuesday first class vessels in every particular Judge Menzies was one of the most calculated to reduce to the lowest time widely known jurists and democrats in the passage between northern and West Kentucky He was about eighty five ndia fruit ports years old ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Cheeks to Cbildren Thousands of tired nervous worried women have found strength health and happiness in Hoods Sarsaparilla which purifies their blood Strengthens their nerves and gives them good appetites Pale and puny children are given rosy cheeks and vigorous appetites by the great 6 11 2 Columbus blood enriching qualities of Hoods Sarsa- ¬ Indianapolis Batteries Evans and Buckley Foreman and parilla It is indeed the mothers friend and it may well have a place in thousands Kahoe Be sure to get Hoods The Indianapolis and Columbus of families Merles eight put outs in center field were the features of the game some of his catches being on the sensational order Hulens work at short was also brilliant Score Innings 12 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 r h e 120020010 00000020 1385 are pills to Hnndc Pillc withthe only Sarsaparitake lia Hoods GEORGIA LADIES TELL THE TRUTH mm 7V0MXyhjtAlC Bullards Go writes Eight years ago I had Slow Fever 3 months Five Doctors at¬ tended me but I continued to grow worse until I com¬ menced taking Dr MA ¬ well before one Package was taken Have taken a few doses Black Draught but did not think it cleansed my ILiver as well as Dr 31 ASI M Simmons Iiiver Medicine three times a day and I was ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ There are two critical and even dangeious periods in female life when the greatest care is necessary The first when the girl passes from child ¬ hood to womanhood if through ignorance or neglect this mysterious development is interfered with or thwarted even in the smallest degree they are liable to some malady frequently proving most serious each as hysteria iits or even consumption while at the second period called change of life there is often much distress and danger At both these periods of life Dr Simmons Squaw Vina Tiine is invalu ¬ able and it is recommended that a dose of it po taken twice a week for some time be- ¬ tween and during the menstrual periods and for strengthening the system we strongly urge the use of Dr 21 A Sim ¬ mons vor Medicine a doso at bedtime Female Complaints vk ii ¬ i II rayshire Scotland in March 1813 When 18 years old he came alone to this country went to Baltimore Md ind established the first lithographing studio in that city In the summer of 1830 he located in Louisville and estab lished the first lithographing business in that city He made the first map in Kentucky One of the first things he er printed was a caricature of Jack sou removing the deposit from the United States bank Mr Milne came than his vift does o CHvensboro in 1800 ¬ Oldest lithographer Dead Owensboro Ivy Oct 1 Colin C Milne the Oldest lithographer in Amer ica died here lie was born in Mur ¬ Bombay Oct 2 Within a week there have been GO deaths from the bubonic plague here The disease has reappeared in Kurrachee and is grad ually spreading It has already ex tended to Sholapur The governmenl regards the situation as serious Sold Her Husband for S4000 St Louis Oct 2 According to th Post Dispatch John A Truitt a con ductor on the Northern Central clee trie street car line was sold Friday bj his wife for 34000 to a woman who de clares that she loves the man mor ¬ ¬ Bubonic Plague Again are commonly supposed to have rivaled those of the Benders have been sen- ¬ tenced here for the killing of Frank Galbraith the peddler who was mur dered in their den at Galena Ed and George Staffleback convicted of mur ¬ der in the first degree were given life sentences Mrs Wilson their mother as an accomplice was sentenced to 21 years Mike Staffleback is serving a five year term for burglary Ed Staf¬ fleback has been declared insane his aind having given way through fear of Ivnching ¬ Notorious Stailieback Family Sentenced Columbus Kan Oct 4 The notori- ¬ ous Staffleback family whose i hnes Oct 1 It be ¬ Madrid Oct 4 Premier Sagasta to look as if the work of the com ¬ Sunday in an interview gave out his gins mittee appointed by the legislature proposed policy toward Cuba Media- ¬ Charleston W Va Gov Atkinson Will Not Call an Extra Sagastas Policy ach I think it superior to Thedfords Black Draught and Zeilins Regulator and I shall recommend Dr M A s L M as long as I live IB Seville Ga says I have used DrM A Simmons Liver Medicine in my family for 20 years with suc- ¬ cess in many cases of Indi ¬ gestion and Sour Stom- ¬ last winter to revise the state tonstitu bionwill go for naught the indications being that no special session of the egislature can be had to provide foi submitting the proposed amendments to a vote of the people There is No Disagreement Dr Anancic BUENC3 Ayres Oct 2 Cubans all possible self government be completely tion is not wanted He will rant the reversed Foreign interference will not be allowpd The new premier hopes however that the United States will be friendly ¬ Ihe policy of the last two years will Earthquake Shoclc in California Alporta the minister for foreign af¬ Santa Cruz Cal Oct 4 At 515 denies that there is any disagree ¬ oclock Saturday morning a slight fairs ment between the republic of Argon shock of earthquake was felt here the tine and the republic of Chili vibrations being east a nd west caused by natural or acquired feebleness OC constitution mental suiferingandchiefly derangements of the sexnal system such as menstrual irregularities delayed develop mentof the generative organsortoo stronsr sexual propensities During a fit the patients clothes should be loosened aha should have an abundance of fresh air The sudden copious and continuous appli cation of cold water to the head and f acewill cut the fit short Between the paroxisms AJrM A Simmons IaverMedicineshould be taken to correct torpidity of the bowels and a course of treatment with Dr Sim xnons Squaw Vino Wine which is specially adapted to remove the uterine disorders Hysteria DROPSY treatmeatFree quick relief Send for book of testimonials and cureawrs COYEBY gives BrlL II QUKTS Sou AttoTtL r f tlti TiT THE BOUEBON NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 1897 THE c 5 COUNTRY STAGE DRIVER Ton cannot find a man to day MQre hearty in his word or way Than he who drove some years ago tallyho The village-rousinI mean the tynic driver who The straight way to your good will knew Who cracked his whip and cracked his joke And called by name the country folk Who told you more ii one short ride If you and he sat side by side Than half a dozen men could tell Or you could eer remember well Who knew each home his long route passed Its history from first to last If it had ups and downs in life 3f shirked the man or worked the wife Who taught a moral told a taje Portrayed what turned a red cheek pale Was doctor lawyer prophet too Ior he could say what all should do I miss him here among these hills Whose circuit now his memory fills Where pressed against his burly side I felt his strong pulse through the ride Big honest fellow with a grasp That held your hand as in a clasp Recalling faces scarcely seen And keeping many a memory green Peace peace to him who Did not his team alone command But cheery voiced as you may know Each genial heart on his tallyho Ralph H Shaw in N Y Ledger g- I four-in-ha- nd The Old Silver Trail BY MARY E STiCKNEY Copyright 1896 by J BJLippincott Co tendent with a grin Col Meredith thrummed absently on the table his eyes fixed fn frowning thought upon the floor It would simplify matters he observed at length evidently referring to some proposition The 1hat had been discussed before CHAPTER IX Continued The colonel smiled perfunctorily He had heard the tale before I rather wonder he did not come down on uwith an order for examination this time he observed Well I reckon from what they got out of it before that he thought hed do better to take somebody that had gone through the workings without an order from the court suggested the superin- ¬ - ¬ ss H i i 1 tS mine has stopped work you say Me Yes engine broke down Creadys tone conveying a hint of sub tle humor in the explanation Well if you can make it go I dont know that we take any great chances the colonel said rising with distinct in ¬ timation that he considered the inter ¬ view at an end But there is no object in carrying the joke too far I would storj short of the dislocated shoulder this time if I were you Come Doro- ¬ thy but he started with surprise as he looked at her exclaiming with genuine concern But what is the matter are you sick child I believe I think I have a slight she nervously returned a headache wave of red suddenly djeing her cheeks The heat she stopped to pass her hands in a bewildered way across her eyes it is stifling is it not I hope youre not going to have mountain fever her father impatient ¬ ly ejaculated seizing upon her hand to feel her pulse I dont know but weve been givin Miss Meredith suthin of a scare with our talk McCready mumbled in n somewhat jocose tone of apologr from the door Mebbe she thinks shes got in with some pretty tough citizens but nobody was giving heed to what he ¬ -- said w A little too fast the colonel pronounced releasing the wrist while lie jshut his wateh with an impatient snap I dare say it is nothing but you would better take some quinine and go to bed Yes I do not care for any supper I will go back to my room Dorothy ¬ murmured hurriedly carefully avoid ¬ ing a glance at McCready as she passed hirn at the door Take at least five grains of quinine her father anxiously advised looking after her And I will send you up some re r l4 now far Neil a dislocated shoulder ¬ saving her father from the dis ¬ toward in such grace of even tacit acquiescence Dorothy laughed in villainous work amusement as she restlessly hysterical paced her room a laugh which ended in something like a sob ¬ She had always been so proud of her lather proud of the instinctive refine- ¬ ment which spoke in the almost finical ¬ care of his person m the temperateness of his living of his well nigh austerity fine appearance in the world of men of his brilliant wTar record when his title liad been won by signal bravery in the field of the unbroken series of business successes which had given him the power and prestige of money However they might malign him men treated him with a deference which she had al- ¬ ways accepted as just tribute to his worth looking up to him in that hero worship which seems an innate impulse of the woman nature That this ad- ¬ ¬ miration so boundlessly fostered was not all love she had hardly realized until now when she seemed to feel her ¬ self shrinking back from him with a sort of horror Words that in a moment ¬ of excitement her mother had uttered ago came back to her now years as she paced the floor I hope you have inherited your fathers temper ¬ for your father has no ament ¬ the unhappy wife had heart sobbed bitterly regarding the child who had been too young then fully to grasp the meaning ox the words People who have no hearts are never hurt they only hurt other people and for them it is better so she had gone on to say and now for the first time Dorothy seemed to understand It was tdmt Harvey Neil should not be fore hill ¬ ¬ toast and tea How far Five grains of quinine would that go toward sparing Harvey true He had no heart no feeling if he armed with the friendly warning He had he could not have smiled in passive had not returned from Tomtown when consent to such an iniquitous scheme the Chinaman appeared at the Mascot as that McCready had unfolded that shaft house but that messenger con ¬ afternoon he must have felt the sharae sidered his msFion accomplished when of it Thank Heaven she had not In- ¬ the superintendent took the little note All herited his temperament It was to be from his hand with a careless a moral monstrosity one 01 natures right Ill hand it to Mr Neil most pitiable freaks Events however conspired to so deShe had worked herself into such a lay Neils coming tha when he rode up passion that she seemed hardly capable the old trail that night it lacked but a of coherent thought Suddenly realize few minutes of the hour when it had ing that this would not do she seated been arranged that Baker was to meet herself by the window steadily gaz him at his cabin and leaving his horse ing out at the flame fringed clouds rim at the stable he rodei directly by the ming the western hills She must be shaft house up the hill It was his calm to think what was to be done for custom to take a look about the mine action of some sort appeared to her in- ¬ the last thing before he retired at evitable The idea of appealing to her night and he saw no especial reason father she impatiently abandoned as for stopping now useless Fair rather would she get He seated himself on the doorstep warning to Neil himself but where was of the cabin lighted his pipe while he the messenger who would serve her impatiently speculated whether or not purpose without danger of betrayal the man would come and if he did Could she wait until her father had re ¬ what answer he would bring But he tired for the night and go herself Two could not face the possibility of the fel miles of lonely mountain climbing lows failing him now his testimony might have seemed a startling proposi- must be procured cost what it would tion at another time but now in hecr for the visit to Tomtown that afternoon intense preoccupation she had not i had revealed the fact that Brigham had thought for her own safety scarcely that day disappeared and now uneven for the conventionalities to be vi less this man Baker with his later olated in such an enterprise xVt first knowledge of the mine could be in- ¬ though it seemed the simplest surest duced to come forward in his place way land she only faltered thinking Neil felt that his case was almost lost what she might say if brought face to And failure now had come to mean a face with Harvey Neil how to express thousandfold more to him than mere her warning without too darkljr reflect ¬ loss of money it would stand for coming upon her fathers connection with plete vindication of her father in the matter while there was the more Dorothy Merediths eyes with result troublous doubt as to what might be ant stigma upon Neils course He felt Neils thought of her coming It might that his whole hold upon her respect imply too much And then worse the whole success of his wooing de than all else she might after all be too pended upon proving to her through late The night shift went on at 11 this verdict of an unprejudiced jury oclock Some other plan must be de- how just had been his stand He could vised but wrhat could she do Despair not go to her and plead his case coningly she wrung her hands as she demning her father with every word looked lip at the hills now growing but he had eagerly counted upon reach dairk in the shadow the hills whence ing her with the truth through this my help The words came to trial He must win cometh He had not long to wait before a fig her mind as vagrant thoughts slip in but half recognized in moments of ure came slinking down the hill dodg keen excitement and she repeated ing in zigzag course among the shad- ¬ them over with a vague sense of com- ows of the trees ejaculated Neil in tense inWell fort until gradually their meaning quiry going a few steps to meet him seemed luminous Ah there must be Well you know we broke down help God could not mean that she was over there this afternoon the fellow to sit helpless while that great wrong was being perpetrated He would show awkwardly began Yes I noticed the engine had her thewaj- stopped Neil returned impatiently And a moment later her f aitli seemed strangely justified in a chance remark But how about your testifying for us of the servant who brought her supper to morrow I dunnos I kin earn a hundred dolThat Chinaman was up for your pas wash this afternoon the girl observed lars any easier though of course I pausing for brief enjoyment of the quid shall lose my Job he hesitantly of chewing gum in her mouth as she drawled But I told you that I would give you leisurely disposed the tray upon a table But you was out n so I told him he another returned Neil quickly drawing a long breath of relief counting must come again Oh yes the Chinaman Tell him to that the bargain was made I ben thinkin that mebbe theres a come right up please Dorothy ex ¬ chance for you to go down n take a claimed ready to clap her hands for joy at this solution of the dilemma nop Sing might be trusted with a note a carrier pigeon could not be more un ¬ swervingly direct in executing the trust nor more silent about it afterlyHsxUAward She knew Hop Sing only by sight but this was enough to assure her that hewas the one for the mission In a moment a few words had been written conveying the warning in simplest phrase the note unsigned but so expressed that she felt its sincerity could not be questioned and then hur ¬ riedly pinning on her hat and seizing her purse she flew down the stairs She could not wait for the girls mes sage to bring the man to her she would go to the laundry herself Hop Sing squirting water through his teeth upon a pile of rough dried vl A clothes heaped up on a table before il him looked up with the mechanical smile of his kind as the young lady ap 5Tbu wan peared in the doorway You wan MJsser Neil washee washee Plifty cent a dozen he beamingly exclaimed as she hesitated to ex¬ look around yourself if youve a mind to Baker irrelevantly rejoined plain her errand You I want to send a note this note see theres me n Bob Lojrsou on to Mr Neil at the Mascot mine she watch to night weve got the first breathlessly returned showing the en shift n theres nobody but us up Yo ti know Mr Neil velope there now N when it comes to tes nop Sing looked faintly puzzled but tifyin well I paced off the fust n his smile was unchanging You wan second levels just now Bob keepin ejacu- ¬ watch above n I kinder looked round Misser Neil washee he jerkily lated mechanically going on with his n sized things up but thinks I Ill work upon the clothes before him be hangQd if Id know what to say Where you tickey eh about it if anybody arst me after all No oh no she despairngly mui If only youd go down yourself n jest mured glancing back at the door figger out what you want me to tell Somebody might be coming in at any Youre sure its safe Neil exmoment is this note for Mr Neil claimed knocking the ashes from his It pipe with an air which said that alI want you to take it to him Hop Sing smiled rather more broadly ready he had assented to the proposilooking somewhat less like a graven im- tion In truth he was tingling with de age Misser Neil wan washee light in this opportunitj which in the Where tickey eh Loss tickey eh face of Brighams defection appeared he chirped with an air of having solved fairly providential How about this the problem adding with a series of other fellow Well I talked it over with him little nods while his beady eyes brightened heap mans lose dam tick of course it menus that hell lose his ey Too thin No go No have tickey job too but I told him I knew youd no get washee make it right with him Oh poor Dorothy wailed in utCertainly he shall have a place on ter hopelessness turning to the door the Mascot to morrow if he wants it But she would not give up this washer Neil promised at once only chance She must make him unBut hell need a little greasin in adderstand She turned with an inspira- vance the other protested 50 tion drawing a silver dollar from her cash he said N I was thinkin meb purse Hop Sing looked interested It be youd give me a little suthin extry is for you you shall have it if you too Mr Neil bein Ill be takin some will cany this note to Mr Neil at the chances If wed git ketched at it I Mascot mine she said speaking very expect the boss ud smash our bloomin slowly and impressively heads for us There could be no question that the All right Ill give you 30 apiece was almighty to the mind of if youll let me down in the mine and dollar Hop Sing The sight of it was as a give me an hour to make examinations galvanic touch sending 2iim at a hur Neil agreed eagerly ried shuffle to a back door There was In advance a brief cackling conference at the end In advance if you say so of Avhich a smiling colleague appeared All right better come right along his face creased in blandest smiles his then for the coast is clear now the knowledge of English equal to the oc- fellow said somebody might come casion And when Dorothy returned moseyin round later to the hotel a moment later it was to see A sudden impulse of prudence caused him trotting before her up the street Neil to pause I suppose I may take while she had the satisfj ing knowl ¬ my six shooter he observed tenta ¬ edge that her warning went safely hid tively den in his sleeve to be in Harvfcy Neils Oh sure load yourself up like an hands within the hour arsenal if youlile returned the felThank heaven she murmured low with a grin which seemed tb make drawing a long breath as she stopped Neils momentary doubt ridiculous in the door to look after him Thank Still he thought it wise to go inside and God for letting me do it get the gun as wellrnSoU note book Joe But after all her pains it was fated fore he followed Bakers lead up the ¬ fc ¬ ¬ ¬ Brutal Suggestion Ten minutes later the bargain was Scene Newly married pair on bench completed the money paid over and Neil was proceeding down the ladder in park old gentleman supposed to be way of the Grubstake mine the heavy asleep She My darling trap door shut over his head He My dove Well exclaimed Bakers compan- ¬ She My doggie ion eying the roll of bills in his hands He My pussy as though he were hardly satisfied She My duck with the wage after all Id hate to He My pretty birdie be here when he comes up whenever She My goosie that is My lambkin If hes down very long you neednt He gentleman interrupting brutal- ¬ Old worry returned the other coolly If ly you call each other Noahs they dont get the pumps goin within arks Cant have done with it Tit Bits and 24 hours he wont have nothin to say when he comes up Neither Satisfied Why good Lord they wouldnt Because she has to curl her hair My wife Is nearly always late dast to go that fur would they The colored cook spends all her cash gasped the slower witted colleague For stuff to make her wool grow straight looking frightened Puck McCreadyd go to hell to get even DIDNT BEIilEVE IN SIGNS with Harvey Neil returned Baker em- ¬ phatically But we aint got nothin to do with it Weve done our work h Who riSHiHGJ weve got well paid f or it with more comin The bossll look after the rest you bet TO BE CONTINUED Safe from Squandering1 Mrs Shadbolt I think its a shame the reckless way you spend your money You never seem to think it3 time to begin to lay up something for old age No I dont want you to spec- ¬ ulate but I do think you might put a little money in some permanent in- ¬ vestment once in awhile Mr Shadbolt with evident reluc-¬ tance Thats what Ive been doiny my dear I lent Dinguss ten dollars this morning Chicago Tribune -- better knife nowhers Blade was as sharp as a razor too Al wuz use it fur cuttin my terbacker Some folks makes me mighty blame tired Chicago Tribune A Celebrity a No scholar he of classic fame No brainy keeta inventor Plain Reuben Muggins is his name He lives at Pogy Center When that there young dude wanted to borry a knife to cut an apple in two said Uncle Zeke I offered him mine He Opened the big blade for him nose looked at it an turned up his Twasnt good enough I reckon An Unheard Of Indiemity they aint ¬ THE TURKISH BANNER ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Romantic History of tlic Treasured Standard of tlic Moslems One of the treasures of the Muslim world is the green banner of the caliph which has a curious and romantic his- ¬ tory At a place called Josef in the month of May 632 A D more than 1250 years ago Mohammed the Arabian prophet lay sick and said to Osame a youthful son of one of his late lieutenants Lead thou the army unto the place where thy father was killed and destroy it utterly Lo I make thee commander of the army Recovering on the Thursday following Mohammed attended to his devotions then with his own hands bound upon a flagstaff A Banner for the Army and consecrated it to tilie cause of Allah before all his people saying Fight ye beneath this bamner in the name of the Lord and for His cause Thus shall ye discomfort and slay the people that disbelieveth in the Lord All Muslims a term given to the fol- ¬ lowers of the prophet and used in the same way as the word Christian irre- ¬ spective of sect are aware that the safo keeping of the green banner of Islam consecrated by the prophet himself for the people of the prophet in all landa and throughout all time has passed ¬ But ah his letters have a place Mid those of wisest sages And countless papers use his face To decorate their pages What has he done or seen or braved To cause this great commotion Why hes the man whose life was saved By Skinners Pigweed Lotion L A W Bulletin Henpek Come up to my house to- ¬ morrow night Im going to celebrate my golden wedding Wiseman Golden wedding Why man youve only been married three Mr Jayseed Hey there Cant you Henpek I know it but it seems 50 read that thair sign so everything is all right Mr Nervie I can but you are mis- ¬ Silence Gutc Consent informed my dear sir There is fishing Claud Did you hear about young here Up-to-Da- Passing Joylessly years te Up-to-Da- te Hardup Degrees of Foolishness Maud No Claud He proposed to a deaf and That man Barker is the biggest fool I ever saw He never talks about any-¬ dumb heiress and now lies suing for thing but himself breach of promise on the ground that I dont know that you ought to call silence gives consent N Y World him the biggest fool for that There Are Others Do you sanction that sort of thing As the waiting wife at two in the morn- ¬ No but Barker doesnt know much ing about anything else The biggest fool Heard his stumbling step out on th walk is the one who tries to talk about things It is not widows only she muttered he doesnt understand Cleveland Who of their late husbands can talk Leader Up-to-D- ate ¬ ¬ ¬ JJ from caliph to caliph The name caliph denotes a title of honor to be borne by the successors of the Sheik ul Islam that is the head of Muslims The title caliph is borne by him whom the Mo hammedam world irrespective of racv recognizes as king of kings his sub ¬ jects may reside in British India dh lrench soil in Africa or be spread over the vastness of Asia while the green banner lies unfurled in the Yildiz Kiosk the sultans church or mosque the worlds peace is secured The powers of Europe know it and therein dwells the secure position of Turkey Public Opinion r tA- - kw A Good System i ¬ ¬ KLim ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The young postmaster of a village was hard at work in his office when a gentle tap was heard upon the door and in stepped a blushing maiden of ll with a money order which she wished cashed She handed it with a bashful smile to the official who after closely examining it gave her the money it called for At the same time he asked her if she had read what was written on the margin of the order No I have not she replied for I cannot make it out Will you please read it for me The young postmaster read as follows I send you 10s and a dozen kisses Glancing at the bashful girl he said Now I have paid you the money an I suppose you want the kisses Yes she said if he has sent ma any losses I want them too It is hardly necessary to say that the balance of the order was promptly paid and in a scientific manner On reaching home the delighted maiden remarked to her mother Mother this post office system of ours is a great thing developing more and more every year and each new fea- ¬ ture seems to be the best Jimmy sent me a dozen kisses along with the money oider and the postmaster gave me 20 It beats the medal delivery system all hollow Tit Bits ¬ RESUMPTION OF STUDY IN THE UNIVERSITIES If you cannot on the ocean Sail among the swiftest fleet Rocking on the highest billow Smiling at the storms you meet You can splash among the bathers Labor in the worlds behalf If you wear a homemade costume You can make somebody laugh Chicago News Your Mission ¬ 11 ¬ ¬ playing before a Swiss hotel At the end of the performance one of the mem- ¬ bers left the group approached the leader of the band and pulled out a little paper box which he emptied into his left hand while the ayes of the leader followed every movement He then took a plate in his right hand pnsed it round and a large sum was collected everyone meanwhile wonder ¬ ing what he held in his left hand Why its ery simple said the leader when questioned We are all subject to temptation and to be sure of the fidel ¬ ity of our collector he has to hold five flies in his left hand and we count these nrst4 when he retiirns to make sure of the money Tit Bits An Aneient Muteing Sure of the Collection A troupe of wandering musicians were to another Well Todd Its apt to make a worse noisti dead than alive they make fiddle- strings of catgut Town Topics Record It Often Worlcs That Way Honor Drummer What were the gross reA highly honored name he bore Although his crimes were rank ceipts of the ice cream festival given He had the dust and so his name by the ladies of the church last night Was honored at the bank Squam Corners Merchant Nine dol- ¬ Chicago Journal lars and odd cents in the hole Puck MUST BE CRAZY All of a Color Maj Moonshine feels rolue about his G2T grass crop said one Kentucky farmer ¬ I The Cat Came IJaclc Todd Dont kill it Nodd Why not get out enough stuff to make it any Cleveland Plain Dealer Something- to Sit On Is your daughters new house full of fine furniture Yes Whenever I go to see her I take a camp stool with me Chicago object - far off gold field Yes it does Hs consumptive you know and Im afraid he wont live to serious to have your husband go to that I suppose it makes you feel pretty Gennlne Grief Egyptian Custom The ancient Egyptians attheir grand festivals and parties of pleasure always had a coffin placed on the table at meato containing a mummy or a skeleton of painted wood which was presented to each guest with this admonition Look upon this and enjoy yourself for such will you become when divested of your mortal garb Albanv Argus Policeman to suspicious looking Have 3011 been passing any was Louisville Courier Journal Hes Satisfied She How would you like to try your luck in the Klondike He Well I should say not Were engaged You have a million Im not a pork Detroit Free Press ti Lizard Diet Cures Cancer An Austrian clergyman named Gen tillini declares he has discovered a cer- ¬ Mrs Oldgirl Doctor I wish to con ¬ tain cure for cancer in a lizard diet By extraordinary remedy he is said sult you with regard to my husbaud this to have alread cured 30 cancer patients He is very irritable and although he loves me dearly he Pinnies Doctor Ah I see You want to have She has a very empty head him committed to an asylum St Louis That giddy damsel yon Republic And yet her heads the only thing the reply its bluerass isnt it in She plumes herself upon Evasive Puck ¬ bad money Suspicious Looking Character Dun no guvnor Have you bin droppin London Fun anj-- character leaI as a Door Xall Silence Is Golden Im surprised to hear that you are Dodo Now tell me what do you peo- to be married again your husband Apair ol rubbers and a pouting ple think of me hasnt been dead over six months spell- - last a woman about the sara Yes but he is as dead as he ever will Penguin And makeryou mvenemy hrngth of time Atchison Globe Town Topics be for life Not much Tit Bits ¬ When He Gets It Visitor Does mamma give you any ¬ thing for being a good boy Tommy No she gives it to me when I aint Tit Bits When woman gets to boasting That she knows just when to speak You may set it down as certain Thats exactly where shes weak Chicago Record Remember This tf f t A cv fgE v BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 1897 A John Fox is-- SCINTILLATIONS Rfeyl makes the iood pure 1 jj K Wholesome and delicious An Interesting Jnmblo Of News And Comment C- - WUiV Ertvvra SHae at The Wallace circus will exhibit Lexington to morrow Thrt Phmuix Brewing Co at Louisviile assigned yesterday Rradlev and staff will attend I the military ball at Harrodsburg this rv week Judge Cantrill has decided that Louisschool ville has 69000 instead of 82000 the children as claimed and reducing ¬ school fund Sv-V-- 26 000 - gv- - I A Absolutely Pure I s ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO NEW Y03K Tff r anflBSRS IkWS y u y is y u ut u w Jl Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Uditon and Owners j BBUOE MILLER payable to the order of Phastp 3IP Afac all Checks Money Milder Orders etc The Richmond Pantograph says that roof Tbos Douthitt found a cow on the She and bitters may afford some of his house the other morning up a temporary relief but what you had walked from an adjoining lot need is a food for body brain heavy plank to the roof In Harrison county Wednesday nighr and nerves masked men forced Sauford Hill a toll gate keeper to give up all the money in the house Then they set fire to the building and destroyed it The pike of Cod liver Oil with the Hy was free pophosphites furnishes just the ¬ Mrs Sara Brady the woman who as- nourishment needed for those saulted editor Pat McDonald in FranK who are run down and pale and fort for publishing something distasteful to her was Saturday fined 100 and thin and weak If you lose flesh giten fifty days in prison The woman in summer take Scotts Emul- ¬ revising the Jr proofs of The Kentuckians for book 5t- publication He is also at work upon a longer story turning upon a novel com You naturally lose1 flesh in parison between the characters of the the summer and running down hardy Kentucky mountaineers and the is so easy You get a little cultivated residents of the Bluegrass re ¬ gion Readers of weaker each day without hard- ¬ will recall the little story whose scene ly noticing it There is loss of laid at Kingdom Come a creek in is the appetite headache weakness mountains 3 nst beyond of the muscles disturbed sleep This new novel will be called The weakness of memory and these Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come Before long Mr are the beginning of nervous character sketchesFox may give some Iron and tonics mountains as well of the women of the prostration as of the meu Losing Flesh NcW Books by Mr John Fox THE BIGGEST MAN and the Smallest in town will fcefc 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 tells the taste and our experience and observation has given us that Come in and look over our stock of Fall goods and try not to be amazed at the prices we quote ti ¬ Hell-fer-Sarta- in Hell-fer-Sarta- -- in JCWfitt 111 - 1 Scotts mulioru Cool call tor comforts and I have them just the kind you want some heavier than others and at differ ¬ ent piices They are well made and worth the price J T Hlnton nierhtR i Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty LAVIN Yesterdays Temperature 1 HUKILL Will Meet At OvreusUuro -- has skipped -- fc iT Displays one dollar per inch for first inser ¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fraotions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature teu cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments fnd vftsHv irdp ¬ A D VKR J 181 WG HA TEH 8r- - - - h Floor oil cloth all widths at A special from Mouterey Mexico Cos oays The manager of the large Frank smelters of the Gugenheim syndicate The North Western Life has the best situated hefe and at Aguas Calieutes as its policy holders has notified the men Lhat hereafter their class of citizens salary will not be paid in gold but will STOCK AND TURF NEWb be in Mexican silver at the ratio of two IPt t t tr o Mexican silver dollars for one gold dol- ¬ Sales ana rransiers vi cn ov t nv Turf Notes lar It is reported that the same action will be taken by the railroads and other Saturday Catesby Woodford received foreign corporations in Mexico toward 200 young cattle purchased from Bath their employes county parties has With Seth Low and Gen Tracy Re ¬ W J Loughridge of Lexington lbs publicans Henry George silverite and bought from Fayette par ties 75000 Robt A VanWyck Tammany Demo- ¬ of 96 hemp at 275 and 45000 lbs of crat all running for Mayor of Greater 95 crop at 325 Star Pointer clinched his claim as the New York politics promise to be red hot in Gotham Tammany nominated stallion king by pacing a mile in 2100A Van Wyck last Thursday and ignored in a race Friday at Springfield Ills an expression on the Chicago platform against Joe Patchen for a purse of silver and Bryan The Tammany can- ¬ 5000 didate will knock the persimmon Horace Miller received forty one mare Every time a silver newspaper calls a mule colts the pick of rive counties Friday from a Scott county man sound money advocate a bolter rene- ¬ last of 40 The gade Hannacrat or other name uttered Thev cost an averaee mice price was 75 paid to John in malice it only puts harm jny further highest at Jackstown Stewart out of the question and makes the sound Jonas Weil has bought 125 export money men more determined to support These cattle their candidate The silver press will c ittlefrom Ben Woodford weight are said to be responsible for many of the votes averaged 1600 in county and The price be the finest in the Mr Hindman will gt was private Mr Weil says that there are yet 4000 export cattle unsold in Returning from the Nashville Expo- ¬ Bourbon county sition this week Mr Bryan will spend Register to day 6 a ni to 9 p m speaking several days in Kentucky Saturday at Glasgow Monday morning WHEEL NOTES at Elizabeth town and night at Lebanon Tuesday at Russellville or Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere Bowling Green Wednesday morning at Another road race from Lexington to Henderson and night at Paducah After delivering these speeches Mr Covington will be run on the 14th Randolph Hardiman late of this city Bryan gois to St Louis will be a Lexington starter Leo Lang Baily Childers candidate for Coro- ¬ fells who won the other race will not ner of Scott was booted off the stump start as he has been suspended by the last week while attempting to make a L A W pending an investigation political speech at Muddy Ford Is this To Make Boom Fc Others the free speech accorded Americans by the Constitution The Lexington Argonaut says Allen O Myers of Ohio disgusted a There are now forty one men under as ¬ large audience of Democrats and ladies signment outside of the force in the last Monday at Owenton with his local and branch offices under Collector blasphemy vulgarity and mud slinging Roberts While there are only forty The silverites had better keep Allen out one under assignment during the month of October there are more than one f Kentucky hundred under commission This sur-¬ plus of sixty or more men A movement has been started by some off their commissions beingwill be cut revoked by Govington ladies to have October 22 ob- ¬ order of the department at Washington served by the schools of Kentucky as some time during October This will be done along the same lines as that pur ¬ Boone Day sued by Collector Yerkes in the Eighth Charlie Bronston will mount the District raging stump and make a dozen Call on Bourbon Lumber Co for all speeches for Shackelford this month kinds of lumber etc yard near freight depot tf Register to day 6 a m to 9 p m Dow De Long are having unequal ed success with the North Western To the Voters of liourhon County Augusta was 100 ¬ and her centennial For sale at 50c and 100 by all druggkto Bradley and staff and tended by Gov sapgaaff j imw w w twywwwti um ¬ 15000 other persons There tfaa speak The best blankets in town are being free dinner and free ing parades amusements A score of people were sold by J T Hintou sixty five cents to nine dollars per pair Examine his robbed by Cincinnati pickpockets stock Better bnv before cold weath- to 9 p m Register to day 6 a m er Hintons qualities and prices can be beat v 1 sion now Dont wait till fall years old Saturday or winter before beginning est convention ever hld in the State celebration was at- The following is the temperature as boro are busy preparing for the eighth Co noted yesterday by A J Winters Poor Grade Shoes annual State convention which conven- ¬ of this city Are poor in every respect money es in that city October 29th 31st Ar- ¬ 7a m 54J wasters Our new stock of School rangements are being made by which a 8a m 59 Shoes cannot be made better and are 9pm 63 one faie rate will be granted over all money savers Try us and see 10 a in 65 i the roads running into Owensboro and RION OLAS I 11 am C9i all peTsoiiS wishing to attt nd the great- ¬ 12 m 7iA 2 3p m 79 rnay avail themselves of this opportune i 4p m 76 ity All friends of the C E work will 5 tw pm 76 v be accorded a warm welcome and free 7 p m wvtv 65 entertainment The official program will be announced iu a few clays Mr P P BiSborn the noted choiv leader Men who like a cool quick quiet and from Chicago- will have charge of a easy shave should patronize Crawford large and well drilled chorus Bros barber shop Clean first class bath rooms are connected with the shop - The Christian EudeavorGrS of Owens- - p in 77i New laundry Agency lo You Play Whist Euchre Or other Games t C ASii bYiyers L can get double valuta to- - Iav Satisfactory service at all times 1 X Kates To Nashville tf Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders Clays drug store will left at Clarke receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf I have secured the agency for the I Bruce Holladay The F F V playing card is better than any 50 cent card on the market Send 15 cents for one deck or 25 cents for two decks stamps or currensy to C B Ryan Asst Genl Passr Agt C O Ry Cincinnati Ohio MRS IiAURA WEISHAUF tf Davis Thomson Isgrig ip I Distracted M A imo J Of Murry Iiid Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules D Cable photographer over Var- Tenn Centennial and International dens drug store makes fine photos at Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to reduced prices Kodak work quickly tf Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets done satisfaction guaranteed at following rates for the round trip Sherman Stivers has taken the April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times- 1 12 fift AnWi on tn fw oft Hui T Star a most excellent paper and will days from date of sale 925 April have it delivered to subscribers in any 27 to Oiit 30 final limit 7 days including part of the city for six cents per week He solicits your subscription tf date of sale 760 i I nu i i i -- The Wright Medical Co Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 F B Care Agt Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Iud aud used them for stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yonr- Respectfully ¬ - 11 it Wrights Celery uon sick neaacr--- i s or cui M H DAILEY 602 MAIN ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner Sold by W T Brooks at 5Dc and 100 per box Send address onpostal to the JLJ vousness When every nerve seemed to quiver with a peculiar creepy Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio- - for feeling first in one place and then another trial size free and all seemed finally to concentrate In a writhing jumble iu the brain and you be- ¬ Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa ¬ come irritable fretful and peevish to be tion sick headaches 25c at druggists followed by an impotent weakened condi- ¬ tion of the nerve centers ringing in the ears and sleepless miserable nights Mrs Eugene Scarlcs W S Anderson Dr Miles 110 Simonton St Elk ¬ Id Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Iud saj s hart Nervine Wrights Celery Capsules troubles had uade H To the Wright Medical Co Restores me nearly insane and W Columhus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights physicians were unable Celery Capsules from JameT Blaser drug- - Health to help me My memory Waverly O and used them forStomach rouble and Coustlpation I was unable to was almosr gone and every little thing do any thi ug for nearly two years I ased worried me until I was almost distracted three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they I really feared I was becoming a maniac I have cured me Kor the benefit of otherf so imagined all sorts of evil things and would afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours cry over nothing 1 commenced taking Dr W S Amjehs m Sold by all druggists at 50c mid 51 per box Miles Restorative Nervine and four bottles Send address on postal to the Wright Med of this wonderful remedy completely cured Co Columbus O for trial size free me and 1 am as well now as 1 ever was nr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee t bottle will benefit or money refunded To Cure A Cold In One Day x-r-vous Mrs Lauka Weishauft Nashville Exposition Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ nati and Queen Crescent Koute to Chatta ¬ nooga Visit the historic city aud the great battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga National Military Park then refreshed and ready for new conquests continue the jour-¬ ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect via this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per- ¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ surpassed anywhere It you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W O Kinearson GPA Cincinnati O ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 pm lvioiiev lo ioaii 1 have from One Thousand to Fifteen Hundred Dollars to loan on first mort-¬ gage at eight per cent per annum HARMON STITT -- Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money Your Iafe Insured lc a Day if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Our insurance is protected by bank ¬ Ky able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We darb not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health antl Stomach when the Creator said to woman they cure Liver Kidney onstipanon trouble Rheumatism and In sorrow shalt thou bring forth Sick Headaches 100 davs treatment children that a curse was pro- ¬ costs lc a day A sight craft on above nounced against the human race bank in every 1 box which brings money back if we fail to cure you but the joy felt by every Mother yonr by W T Brooks druggist Sold I MANYT WfiSi Wl W ml Wnmi Wms Do you need bedding Do anything in t L when she first presses to her heart - the Republican County Convention for County Clerk of Bourbon connty I take this method to ask the support of all my friends I pledge inyself to a conscien- ¬ tious and faithful discharge of official duties if elected in November tremely fine patters Respectfully suit you Wm M Goodloe tf i Having received the nomination in Danger and suffering lurk in the pathway of the Expectant W 24sp lm Life Mother and should be avoided f dealer in Are you insured in the North Western that she may reach the hour when to be real- ¬ Furniture Window Shanes Oil the hope of her heart is Life lm ized in full vigor and strength Cloths Carpets Mattresses Have you seen my new line of rugs Etc They are beauties Some are of ex-- her babe proves the contrary you see that house That is the place to get any- ¬ thing in that line Pil- ¬ Blankets comforts lows Mattresses and inci- ¬ dentally the best line of Springs ever shown in Paris Prices on Comforts from 1200 7 j cents to Blankets 6j cents to 9 per pair LZ1 I A GEO DAVIS ¬ My prices will J T Hinton Awarded Highest Konors DR r Worlds Fair and other accounts are now due Please be prepared to meet your obligations promptly All contracts so relaxes the ing and Repairing system and as Main Street - Special attention given to - Undertak ¬ Paris Ice Mfg Co RAIXROAD TIME CARD that the necessary change takes place sists Nature Paris Ky ¬ my line G17 Do not buy until you see Without Nau- ¬ j Main p KIELY Ky at Paris JT to HINTON - i r L NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS v r 13841 BAKING From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 339 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 p m From Maysville 748 a m 330 p m sea Headache Nervous or Gloomy Fore- ¬ boding of dan- ¬ trying hour and suffering as so many happy is robbed of its pain ger and the Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended - Wood Mantels Tiling Etc Furniture of all kinds Carpets as low as the lowest I mothers departure of trains am am r To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 346 p m To Lexington 755 a m 1127 545 p m lt21 p m MOST PERFECT MADE To Richmond 11335 a m 543 A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free 1025 p m from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant To Maysville 7V55 a m 635 p FB rOYEARS JPE STANDARD P0WDIR i this Dont be deceived or persuaded to use anything else Nothing but Mothers Friend does have experienced r PATENTS EUGENE W JOHNSON U pm m ir 3r- - GxAmt AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ¬ Mothers Friend is ths greatest remedy ever SOraCITOR ENT CAUSES putonthemarketandallmrcu9tomeramaiseit W H Krya highly 1729 New York Ave Washington D C by mail on receipt Office established 18G8 Charges moderate Of druggists at 1W fcr sent containing valua Correspondence Requested Write fc book of for 11 Mothers mailed free ble information 2mar ljan98 ¬ Tk MrUUlA Wr Ce AtUmU it Iet i i 4i 4iiiiinihi -- TSE BOtTBQIWOTiWa TUESDAY OCTOBER MhsUi0 Sale 5 1897 V v THE BOUHSQH HEWS Seventeenth fcnr PERSONAL MENTION Ev- iTW V r- - S1- - UK v - USE- - F P w w w9x 33xrri M SAIb a BY for Master Commissioner E M COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN Dickson the following House and lot on Sycamore street to EnieiGdet the Post office at Paris Ky as jiss mail matter 8eco Economy Building and Loan Associa- ¬ Notes Hastily Jolted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And tion for 751 Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 Eight acres of J J Redmons land Mr Ford Brent has returned from a near Ruddles Mills to L B M Bed ¬ fir UBSUR1PT1 0 AT P22J Ctf 6 visit to Nashville Summer Shoes wor nve- - so low priced as they are now AND ford for 572 f Payable in Advance HERE You will ascrtic with us when you see the shoes and know the Mr John Brennan left Friday for sheriffs sales 100 S2 00 Six mouths Oneyear S B O prices Auctioneer A T Forsyth sold yester ¬ St Paul on a business trip get a nkws costs you cant even charge ke port fuom a gun free of day for Sheriff Beeding Hon C J BrouRton of Lexington NUPTIAL KNOTS OtirV FREE School ti blot and pencil given with each purchase Undivided one fourth of 141 aces of was in the city yesterday Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Thos E Clays land to Buckner Wood- ¬ Childrens School Shot Department is filled with an elegant lineVoiRv payable to the order of Champ Miller Misses Lottie and Bessie Hblladay Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ Shoes J durable and at pricv s to suit all emnizations Of The Marriage Tows ford for 700 have returned from Nashville One fifth interest in 160 acres of Thos John H Butler and Miss Susie Jordan The great October trots begin at Lex- ¬ Will Sweeney leaves to day for will be to John Cantrill for 600 married this moruing by B ev ington to day and continue till the 16th Current of Wm H Current Louisville to attend law school Undivided interest Edward Burke at the latters residence Miss Brd Rogers of Georgetown The State Bankers Association will in same tract to Clifton Arnsparger L M Kern Jr and Miss Jennie 1335SVB meet at Frankfort Wednesday and attorney for 1000 is a guest at Mr Jasper Offutts d James Shanding and Shauding Thursday Eld J S Sweeney was in Louis- ¬ Miss Katie Kern will be married at a Cos Blankets at Frank double wedding this morning at the Persons who fail to register lose their from fifty cents to fifteen dollars ville yesterday on a bnsiness trip Beattyville is Catholic Church The ceremony will be Mrs S K Baird of votes Booths open from 6 a m to 9 p per pair visiting friends and relatives in the city performed by Rev Edward Burke in to day Miss Edith Alexander left Friday The engagement of Dr T C Evans Court Day Stock Sales Judge Webbs civil court will con- ¬ morning for a brief visit in Covington of Louisville and Miss Magdavene at 930 this morning at the County My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil ¬ The court day stock sales yesterday McDowell Flemings drens Dress Good- exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv other purof Mrs Foster Clary of Cynthiana lene Court room at the court house were attended by a fair crowd but the was the guest of Mrs Cornay Watson burg is announced wed ¬ chase I ever made in this one line of goods the With forty years experi- ¬ A new voting booth has been erected demand was not strong for the 200 cat- ¬ Friday ding to tak6 place some time in Novem- ¬ ence in Dry Gjod business in Paris I saw it was to your and my in-¬ McClin N passenger depot to be tle on the market Mclntyre near the L terest to secure the e uoods under the low tariff consequently I invest- ¬ Mrs Geo Savage of Winchester ber at the home of the bride used by part of the old first ward vol ere tock sold 21 cattle to Chas Bruner at 21 C Henderson 29 of Nicholas ed every available dolhi r I had in goods at low prices Sat- ¬ Andrew The new Forsyth each and five 1200 lb steers to J E was the guest of Mrs A T County and Miss Louisa Horsley 28 of Dingley tariff bill has l lready made and will when set fully at worki Workmen have fiuisbed painting the Clay at 4 per cwt Matt Long urday make all classes of Dry fronds fully double in price what they were un ¬ L N bridge over Houston in this sold ten heifers at 13 each eight at 8 Miss Laura Trundle left yesterday Grant County both wearing large bouMy goods city and are now painting the foot- ¬ each to Mrs Amelia Leer five steer for St Louis to visit her sister Mrs quets were married in Covington Satur ¬ der the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this were bought when cluap md it is my intention to hold them down as day by Judge G W Jameson The bridge calves at 805 each to W T Wilson James Brock groom handed the J udge 50 cents long as a yard of them lasts If you want to save money in your pur- And five to J E Clay at 11 each Sat ¬ happj Mrs W L Yerkes returned ChaS Tolliver and Mattie Barton chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my s ock says the Enquirer precinct were Horace Miller bought one suckling mule urday from a visit to Mrs Frank Wood colored of the Hutchisou and hear prices before yon invest elsewhere The marriage of Mr Bragg Wilson -Saturday by Squire Selby at 75 and one at 40 from Tnos married all in Covington and Miss Lida Frazee will be solemnizmules being iby Courtland Lilleston Miss Minnie Jury a pretty girl from 1 ed at the Central Christian Church Pewee Valley is visiting Misses Alleen Lexington on Night Literary Club Leers jack The Monday the 21st at two oclock and Carrie Wilson met last night with Miss Mary Brent Cow feed for sale at and that of Mr Forrest Wilson and Miss The nest meeting will be at Mr Albert Mr and Mrs Geo Snyder of Louis- ¬ Roanna Estill on the same day at six Hibler Cos 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY Spears Stuart ville arrived Friday morning for a oclock in the Davids Fork Baptist Hintons home 28sp 3w short visit to relatives The two couples church in Fayette The will of Thos Woodford which Ileal Estate Sales Mrs Sallie Bashford left yesterday will leave together for an extended was offered for probation two months A T Forsyih afternoon for a visit in St Louis and bridal tour in the East Saturday auctioneer ago and to which objections were filed made the following sales other points in the West was probated yesterday See the short corset at Frank a For Master Commissioner E M 8r Mrs J S Barnes and daughter N will run an excursion Dickson 106 acres of land near Stony Miss Mary of Nicholasville are the The L Cos white and black all now Sunday from Cincinnati to Natural Point belonging to Chas Stewarts guests of Mrs W E Board sizes Bridge Fare from Paris one dollar heirs to Wm B Woodford at 3510 Large line of new Dross goods Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen- ¬ Mrs W N Jurey returned Satur ¬ Train passes Paris at 10 a m on Also a house and lot per acre tlemen and Children of every de BIRTHS strictly wool 25c a vanl day to Pewee Valley after a visit city property street in this Fancv scription at Half the usual price Novelties in Plnin to relatives on Cane Ridge Bob Adair and Forrest Letton leave Sycamore The Advent Of Our Future Men And Dress goods at o0c sold wry where to Rev Dr Geo Varden Blankets SI kind for 49c- andb this morning for the mountains of of Sara Baker Women Mrs Albert Miller of Crawfords 510 ird to per y else for 7oc all wool at 8250 per pair fcjplere Jackson county where they will spend a for visiting relatives in llw Xear Paris Friday to the wife of Handsome line ojSmu- - Velvets didlineof Auctioneer Forsyth sold for Lancaster ville Ind is d Comforts fortnight hunting and fishing arrive to day Henry Mitchell a son and Braids of all deserijions for Northcott Saturday six lots in Clays city Mr Miller will Full line of Hosier v one greatt Dr F L Lapsley and Julius In this city Friday to the wife of trimmings Price Cos store will be closed villefor 36 32 26 35 40 and special being our Ladies and- Chilrir Purnell leaye to day for Louisville to at- ¬ John Connell of Seventh street a son Penangs Pe oi- - and Fancy drens full seamless at 10c from six oclock this evening till six 2550 tend the meeting of the Mississippi Mrs Connell was formerly Miss Mary Outing Cloths 5c 7 and 10 oclock Wednesdey evening in observ- ¬ We are the only store in townA Beloved Pastor Valley Medical Association this wertr Table Linens a ml Tuels at old Thornton of Millersburg ance of the Jewish fast day Yom prices notwithstanding tarifF ad- ¬ that carries full line of Zephras Misses Marv Ashbrook of Cynthi Kippur Sunday morning Eld J S Sweeney Ice Wool and fancy yarns Register to day 6 a m to 9 p m vance of 20 per c nl ana and Bessie Bernard of Louisville The Kings Daughters of the Sec ¬ was chosen by an almost unanimous We still sell 104 Peppoiel sheet ¬ Notions of all kinds and in vote to be pastor of the Paris Christian were guests of Mrs R B Hutchcraft If its a wrap for the wife a Dress linings we will save yon 25c ing at 18c and extra go- l bleach Presbyterian Church will give in ond to their home ¬ ed and un bleach od Cottoa at 5c the near future an Art Exhibition show- ¬ Church for the twenty seventh consecu- Sundav Both returned jacket for the daughter or a on the dollar illus- ¬ tive year This is one of the largest and yestenlav ing copies of drawings by the best cloak for the baby you will find wealthiest congregations of that denomi- ¬ Mr Judson Taylor and son Edgar trators of the day charge- size Cos nation in Kentucky and it has prospered Hinton Taylor arrived daturday from them at Frank t i ttJoHN Fox JR will give a reaamg at wonderfully and has done an untold Mobile to visit at Mr James Hintons arrtfu School News Science Hill Shelbyville on Nov 5th amount of good work under the direc- Mrs Taylor has neen here with her from his new story The Kentuckians A most successful Connty Associa- ¬ tion of its present pastor Eld Sweeney parents Mr and Mrs Hinton for sev- ¬ in the October num- ¬ which is concluded tion was held at Pleasant Green school is greatly beloved by his members and eral weeks Magazine ber of Harpers -house Saturday An interesting pro- ¬ the general public embroidery lessons given to gram was carried out in the school Free The present drouth in Kentucky re- ¬ Successful Millinery Openings persons buying material at Miss Lillie house which building has been enlarged 1897 calls memories of the remarkable drouth 28sep 3t Daniels art store and newly painted After the business re- ¬ The displays of Fall millinery at the of 1854 Mr Frank P Clay Sr repaired to the woods and members that no rain fell in Bourbon stores of Mrs Cornay Watson Mrs M Co will sell you a session all Frank enjoyed a picnic dinner such as only Parker and Mrs Geo Rion revealed from June 17th until October 12th Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them blankets cheaper than Bourbon housekeepers know how to pair of some exquisite hats bonnets and capes W O Paxton ex Parisian has been just as handsome just as stylish and any house in the city prepare -of Commer- ¬ artistic and just as dainty as could promoted from the position is giving close prices on The Cynthiana Military Band will J T Hinton 0 S W to be seen in any large city The openings cial Agent of the B run an excursion from Falmouth to wall paper Get his prices for rooms General Agent in charge of the Freight were very successful and were largely Car of the Celebrated Just received ¬ Department of that road in Cincinnati attended Each of the three stores did Natural Bridge and Torrent next Fri complete with paper put on He has an patterns day Oct 15th The band will furnish elegant line of colored wife of Peter a good business rgive a con-¬ music on the trip and will Nellie Moore Eiderdown comforts and pil-¬ Call and examine before you buy Moore a valued employe at J T Hin¬ cert on the dancing pavilion at Natural Carpets Bound To Advance lows at Frank Cos Bridge loct 2t tons store died of consumption Sun- ¬ Buy your carpets before the advance day and was buried yesterday Her funeral at the First Baptist Church in prices The new tariff is causing a J T Hinton carries the largest stock If you dont like the way we mix rapid advance in wholesale price of car- ¬ of chamber sets in to be found in Paris colored was largely attended you to pets Of course retail dealers will be Buyeis who have priced similar goods feed we will fix it suit J H Hibler Co Mr James K Ford owner of the compelled to charge more I am selling in Cincinnati and other places say Hin- ¬ Hotel Fordham building has had the carpets every day at the old low prices tons prices are lowest Buy at J T A large lot of shingles on hands property improved by che addition of a Better come in now dont wait till your HintonsB will sell cheap roomy new kitchen in the rear of the opportunity has passed I have all Lancaster Northcott will sell five Bourbon Lumber Co tf dining room The kitchen has hereto- ¬ grades of carpets and in the latest pat-¬ lots adjoining Claysville to morrow at fore been located in the basement terns J T Hinton WE HAYE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K IF Pure Tin cans glass and stone jars 230 p m Terms 500 cash and 500 spices and cider vinegar for pickling Friday night burglars attempted to per mouth Will Meet In Paris IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS guaranteed pure gain entrance into Louis Saloshins resi- ¬ The Ebeneezer Presbyteiy of the J T Hinton is closing out a choice tf Newton Mitchell dence by boring out a panel of the door Southern Presbyterian Church which line of wall paper His special prices on Seventh street but made a mistake befor paper put on are very low Get in the door and entered a wareroom used comprises about fifteen churches Sale- tween Covington Maysville and Cat his estimate before jtou buy to store empty boxes and barrels Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wheo lettsburg will meet in this city next 4 quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call We now have a new stock of lumber Monday Each church is entitled to Robert Ferguson the Twenty four cotton mules 14 to 15J Templins old stand near fat and plump son of Mr Yolney Ferguson narrowly representation by the pastor and one at Tarr freight depot Price lower than any BENNETT TARR escaped being shot by his mother Fri- ¬ elder one else day In practicing with a rifle Mrs The State Synod will meet at Bards Also 30 sugar mules from 15 to 16 tf Bourbon Lumber uo JFAjVE MERCHAyT WM TARR hands high Ferguson shot at the clapper of the town on the 13th 4 Say neighbor dont that brand of farm bell hitting it and the bullett S E TIPTON Cutter IJlue Lick In Bourbon glanced and struck the little fellow on Paris Mill flour Purity remind you the shoulder but only made a scratch We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Mr John LaRue who struck a vein of the days of Uncle Billy Shaw Full line of sampler of Blue Lick water on his farm near Tillo Wins At Gravesend Dont you let jrour grocer give you BC Shawhan last week while boring for any but roller mill meal At Gravesend Saturday Tnrney Bros stock water yesterday told The News Co Hibler DONT TRUST EVERY LAUN ¬ Tillo won the Ocean View Handicap that the spring runs about fifteen barrels ¬ purje 2000 from a field of good horses per day and that the water was the best If Toure needing comforts I can sup DRY SIGN YOU SEE Story DrCatlett ran fourth in the same race he ever tasted Mr Larue and brothtr ply yon Just what you need will be Oysters and Bunnells famous Baltimore 35c 40c 50 and 60c per can Call in and see were former proprietors of a hotel at found inniy Btock Change of Residence l them J T Hinton wn while traveling street Blue Lick Springs Blue Ribbon Celery 35 40 and 50c -Rev E G B Mann has rented the F per dozen N Excursions L Consult your friends riit whom Thieves stole a handsome parlor car- ¬ R Armstrong residence on Mt Airy pet off the upper back porch vf Mrs N will sell round trip tickets at L Dannemillers Cordova Coffee 1 lb you see wearing mi fra veil beauti ¬ Mrs avenue for his mother-in-laRosa Buckners residence on corner of reduced rates to Ky Trotting Horse packages 10c lb Friend of Irvine who will soon move High and Seventh streets Friday night Breeders Association Lexington Oct uml y u will fully laundered lin into it with her family Best Patent Flour J75 and 300 per carpet had been left on the porch 5 to 16 The -hundred lbs Gray Smith has rented the Shaw prop- ¬ find when you ojk t inquire over night and was to have been put you tried our roller mill meal Have erty in East Paris down Saturday Concord Grapes 15c per basket whose laundry they pnironize that It is the best ever in this market Register To day Hibler Co 175 to 200 per it was Choice Peaches If you are not going to the Klondike the citizens of Paris who desire bushel All The North Western Life has only to vote in the November election should you want a sack of Paris Mill flour If Corn Meal 50c per bushel 700500 worth of policy holders in 4t register to day All voters should be you are you want a car load Are you orle of Bourbon County certain that they register in the proper Cash tickets given with each purchase Collarettes and feather boas them precincts as otherwise they will lose W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors their votes A number of changes in for early Fall wear at Frank save- money by buying rour You can r precinct boundaries have been made STAS Telephone No 4 SON Co Co tf lumber of Bourbon Lumber since the last election AT Forsyth auctioneer yesterday Established 1881 Bold NOTICE TO TA We Do Not Want t PAYERS To Carry Over Any Tax receipts for 1897 Summer Shoes are now ready and liave been for some We fo get thnm on the peoples feet with as little expenseasB time Please call and poosioie wantliave taken tlio shortest ana ct theUUTliN fKlUJUb settle at once and saye - penalty S T BEEDING Davis Thomson Isgrig r GOODS ¬ - -- - ¬ 1 j Jttea-mom-bo- th ¬ JF TUCKER AHc ALWAYS AT IT iv - Adding ww lines cutting old prices with store full of Fall Goods to show you ¬ 1 - - - Family Portraits life Free of ¬ CO NDM o esd JQj NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk 3Fo3 jbsiIo toy jflos up-to-da- te STEELE SKEIN BIKDSELL WAGONS o EDWR RDS PariSi Ky -- ¬ Mules For FOR FALL AND WINTER eight-year-o- ld 4 1 a SONS FEE SPECIAL w The Bonrhon Steam Laundry wjio - TEE VaStf Hr rA - p S n - THE BOTJBON NEWS The boy was trembling- in every limb Oh Max Dear Max he cried You cant catelx uel Then recalled by his fathers touch Why papa We must stop the boat so he can catch tip Tl33AY Vl OCTOBER 5 1897 HUMOROUS Ocular Proof Ned skeleton in Miss THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeeath Year Establishes 1881 -- MMM Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAAIP I JJRUOE MILLER ktoraandOwn mi ii -- Li X BABYS SLEEPY TIME Little feet that run to meet me Little arms that fondly twine Round my neck with loving fervor Little red lip3 coaxing mime These I love but when the shadows There is something I hold dearer Tis my babys sleepy time Softly rocking in the twilight f Croonfcig some old cradle song Answering the many questions That to childhoods realm belong Till the lashes downward creeping Touch her cheek with dainty grace f Andj I softly press warm kisses On the faint flushed upturned face O my little white robed darling All too soon tho years will fly You will grow away from mother Will not need her lullaby Time is pitiless bo mothers And I know till lifes decline I shall when the shadows gather Miss my babys sleepy time Florence A Jones in Chicago Advance v Of the hilltops slowly climlb The girl reached out her hand and took hold of Jacks She said nothing but her teeth vrere pressed tightly against her lower lip and the big brown eyes were beginning to fill The only apparently uninterested per- ¬ son on the boat was the captain The awning had not yet been spread over the deck and he could plainly be seen stand ¬ ing in the pilot house Towle turned toward him and called out I say cap- ¬ tain cant you slow down and let my dog come up with us He wont go back and Im afraid he cant hold out much longer The captain turned from the wheel for a moment and glanced lazily toward the dog bravely paddling away for his Oh hell get along well enough Hell soon give up and go back I cant stop for a dog Murmurs of indignation were heard on every hand Jacks face bore a look of the most complete surprise at the discovery that the captain could pos- ¬ sibly refuse to stop for Maxs sake The sympathetic tears in Priscillas eyes turned to glittering evidences of deep indignation as she stamped her foot and seemed about to speak ButTowles words came first I dont ask you to stop for the sake of the dog said he to the captain Til make it well worth your while to slow down a bit Yes indeed chimed in a young fel- ¬ low who had been growing particular- ¬ Be- ¬ ly interested in the situation sides he went on raising his voice so that the captain could not fail to hear it makes no difference except to your passengers if we get in a few minutes late and if we dont care why should you came Thats whats the matter loudly from the little crowd that was now facing the pilot house This up ¬ rising of the whole ships company was more than the captain could quietly en- ¬ dure Leaving the wheel to his mate he stepped out on the hurricane deck and looking down upon the passengers his hands in his pockets and determination in his e3re blurted out You may as well understand me now as ever I am captain of this boat and I know how to run her Ive no time to life VJAAA4AAJAJLJLJAJuJLJU8AAaXJA Jack Max and the Pretty Priscilla BY FRANKLIN TRUESDELL - Copyright 1897 TrnTTTmrrrrPTTTTT trwv T well dressed men both still though one was a few years the senior of his friend stood near a steamboat landing on the Sound one TWO summer morning watching the roust ubouts transferring freight from the shore to the deck of the craft on which they were about to take passage The elder of the two who had been continually looking about in an expect nnt manner suddenly called out Here you are at last old fellow What in the world has kept you Then came running- toward him skilfully and yet politely eluding all play ful attempts to impede his progress a little boy infant five years of age who was a perfect picture of rugged health and childish beauty His hat perched carelessly on his head formed the background for a mass of golden hair blown hither and thither as his sturdy little legs sped down the gravel slope His round happy face glowed in the morning air and his eyes spark ¬ led with ill suppressed excitement Oh papa he began before he had quite recovered his breath I have had such a time with Max I was beginning to fear he had made a breakfast of you was the fathers answer as the child slipped one little hand in his He might try if he could get at me now rejoined the little fellow But safe enough in one of the store- ¬ lies rooms if some one dont let him out But at that moment the steamboat gave a shrill whistle and Jack walking between his father and his fathers friend turned to go on board the boat - ¬ ¬ had already jumped from between th decks and was swimniiPg Hvitn steady easy strokes to the aid of the impulsive girl Others were lowering a boat and the captain at last in accord with the passengers had the engines reversed Jacks father was astounded at the turn of affairs Did you ever dream of suchafoolish act he exclaimed The child actually took up my words and leaped overboard to save the dog So impressed was he with the noble folly of the girl that had it not been for Jack he would certainly have made one of the boats crew But Towle fore- ¬ stalled him Yet after all the girl did not appear to need much help When she rose after her plunge into the water sho turned her face toward the dog and struck out as if she had been a veritable water nymph The sailor was soon close behind her Dont tire yourself out miss he Lie on your back and float cried Theyll soon pick us all up now But the girl swam on Her bath had completely dispelled the momentary frenzy of excitement that had impelled her to jump She felt nothing but cha ¬ grin now She did not want to look any ¬ body in the face and there was not only the sailor close behind but a boat load of others were coming She wished that she dared to go on with the part and dive down to the bottom of the sea The sailors breathing sounded aw ¬ fully near and the click of the oar-¬ locks told how near tfye boat was also Even Max who now was hardly able to swim a stroke and who seemed to rec- ¬ ognize in all this excitement something which might accrue to his benefit seemed to her to be laughing at her predicament She was beginning to think she had better drown herself than to face all the mortification that seemed to threaten when she suddenly stopped swimming and disappeared The sailor reached the spot where the girl had gone down just in time to seo her black hair gleaming- at the surface again Placing one arm under her body he supported it as best he might until the boat came up Towle was im the bow terribly frightened to see the girl lying so still in the water Is she dead he asked in a hoarse - POLLYS DANDER UP EARLY AUTUMN COSTUME titflitmecl at Sight of aa Offensive Bird Pretty 13pch of Iiiht Woolen Fali- a Visitor Wore on Her Hat ricM A bridal couple who put in several When the first suggestion of autumn days recently taking- in the sights of Is in the air and while it is yet too warm the capital enjoyed themselves im to do much more with wraps than meremensely until the day- preceding- their ly carry them about the stylish woman departure It then occurred to the gets a great deal of satisfaction out of bride that she had not called upon pretty dresses made of the lighter Dear Fanny who had been her woolen fabrics and her autumn halts chum during her days at the seminary made of chip or straw in the same color Now Fanny was still enjoying single as her costume Very elaborate dresses blessedbess and this may have had made of crepe de chine with ruchings something- to do with the anxiety of and ruffles puffs insertions and edg ¬ the bride to call uponher maiden chum ings are shown in the newest invoices George demurred feebly but at last and are sometimes seen a dressy consented to pay a formal call The entertainments There is a bride dressed herself in a fetching mania for white and the Old time swiss gown and placed upon her saucy head inuslin or organdie made up over white a Parisian dream in the way of a hati or color in a favorite dress Very light The hot was one of those indescribable gray blue green or pink crepe de chine creations of the milliners art a mass with white silk lining is a momentary of flowers with a bird or two partially fancy A specially stylish costume is concealed in the foliage so to speak of lemon yellow over white satin and The pair went gayly forth and in a with trimming of white lace It is a hotel coupe were soon at the door of curious fact that some colors are so Fannys residence Their cards were much more dressy than others and she taken and they were ushered into the is the artistic woman who discrimidlrawing room While waiting- the nates and makes her coIots and combicoming of her friend the brides atten nations fit the times and seasons when tion was attracted to a large cage con- they are worn taining- a splendid parrot She chir A dress of large figured India silk is cooingly to the imprisoned bird made up with skirt perfectly plain ruped and wished she might take him out of and with sleeves full at the shoulders his cage and caress him George re- and fitting the arms below The neck marked that he looked tame enough is cut out in shield shape and filled in and suggested thie opening of the door with folds and ruchings of organdie of thecage Suiting action- with the and lace Another pretty dress is made word he opened- the door and the re¬ of embroidered muslin It has three leased bird calmly walked forth and bands of wide trimming and between strutted about blinking his beady eyes these narrow lines of embroidery The knowingly The bride with usual waist is plain at the sides and back calls of Poll pretty poll coaxed the while the front is elaborately wrought bird toward her and poll proceeded to with vest shoulder straps and wide climib up the rounds of the chair upon bands of embroidery set in at the shoul ¬ which the lady was sitting and perched der seams and outlining the vest on herself upon the arm- of the chair The either side A girdle belt is of velvet parrot uttered gnittural cries of Polly and over this and far down on the skirt - lhre ¬ - - Antiques is a family Ted I know it Saw her in bathing costume yesterday1 Truth A Boston poet has sent a poem to Oh letme one of the papers entitled The editor has promised die at home to let him provided he keeps away from his office Yonkers Statesman Its al- ¬ Remarkable Coincidence ways seemed a mighty strange thing I believe - out-of-do- or ¬ - ¬ to me said Mr Wipedunks that in Bible times thousands of years ago they called a fast driver a Jehu just as Chicago Tribune they do nowadays An old lady was telling her grand ¬ children about some trouble in Scotr land in the course of which the chief It was nae of her clan was beheaded great thing of a head to be sure said the good old lady but it was a sad loss to him Tit Bits That said the old boatman to the lonesome girl on the end of the pier at a summer resort is a man eating¬ she replied lookThanks shark ing in the direction in which he pointed We can sympathize with each other V JX x i Z is Chicago Evening Post Now really ¬ - did you ever see a woman who was homely enough to stop a clock No said the Non- ¬ fry looking at it sensical Chap but I have seen a wom ¬ an stop a- car by looking at the con Cincinnati Commercial Trib-¬ ductor Man - said the Thoughtful ii -- - une fl I li-- Among the passengers assembled on the upper deck stood a little girl of mor than ordinary attractiveness She was just passiug that line of life on one side of which people write girl and on the other young lady She at- ¬ tracted not a little attention as she stood there leaning- lightly over the rail When Jack and his guardians reached the deck she was saying good by to a sun bonneted friend on the landing and Towle the younger of the two men caught the full beauty of the fresh face as she laughed out some pert reply to her friends earnest cau- ¬ Now do be careful Priscilla tion Alreadj the time for casting off the moorings had passed The captain was vigorously ordering about the deck ¬ hands and confusion reigned The pretty girl stood up on a seat to get clear of a line that was being hauled in still talking with her friend on shore Pretty as a picture thought Towle as he watched the lissome figure sway ing with the motion of the boat Pris- ¬ cilla waved her last adieu and then her friend mingling with those left on the landing turned awajr The young girl still stood on the rail seat Towle hovered in her immediate vicinity Jack was watching the reced- ¬ ing shore Presently the childs voice rose in a cry that was almost a scream Look papa There comes Max - II f i I i 1 bounded the bigfewfoundland Bush- ¬ ing through the little party that had just left the landing- the dog brought up with a mighty effort on the very edge of the wharf Jack jumping up on the rail seat waved both hands and shouted Good by old fellow Good b Max But Max misinterpreted the gesture Prompt in obedience to the supposed signal he jumped into the water and struck out in the wake of the boat It was not under much headway yet but Max could make but a poor show- ¬ ing in the race Jack became very nervous He scarcely knew whether Max was swimming or droAvning Cant we stop the boat lie asked Oh no said his father Max will get tired iu a minute and make for the shore Towle leaned over the stern and called to the dog to go buck but Max took it ill for encouragement and swam on steadily Th boat as steadily gained Thts channel was widening an him now and Max evidently had no intention of abandoning the race Everyone on the boat presently be- ¬ came much excited and beginning with sympathy for Little Jack ended in the deepest anxiety as to the fate of the dog Jack was still standing beside the girl vho was making no effort to hide the excitement that was taking possession zS her Jacks father stood just behind with a light hand on his childs shoul ter Towle was not far away - Down the slope toward the water goods and laces in such enormous de -mand Entire dresses are made of lace insertion and edging and capes waists to return to their hotel to repair dam blouses and draperies representing¬ not unages They did not tarry long enough scores of yards of material are common N Y Ledger to see Dear Fanny The sudden wrath of the bird was NEWS FROM THE NORTH caused George thought upon reflection during calmer moments by the Reported by Our Esteemed Contem ¬ porary tlie Klondike Klarion fact that amid the flowers in his wifes Mr Bill Muggins that prince of good hat there nested a stuffed Caroline ¬ parrakeet which the parrot took to be fellows residing on Yaller av is puta real live rival and proceeded forth¬ ting a handsome lSk gold leaf roof on with to demolish The bride is now his new barn We are pleased to announce that the athoroug h convert to the teachings of Washington First Presbyterian church will give a the Audubon society boiled dog supper at its parlors Thurs ¬ Post day evening at 7 oclock Admission IDEA 4 CASHIERS BRIGHT Children half fare Col Frankfort of the Bang Up res- ¬ Would Sell tlie Gold Fillings in His taurant meals served at all hours has Teetli and Go to Alaska cashier looked excited the other the editors thanks for a juicy joint of The morning audi could scarcely wait until roast mule as fine as he ever stuck a he had opened the vault before he be- ¬ tooth into Come again colonel Now is the time to subscribe to tho gan I say Im beastly tired of wbrking Klarion 24 per annum invariably in HED STOP QUICK ENOUGH IP THERE WERE A MAN OVERBOARD Itere like a slave when fellows are ddg advance Good clean nuggets taken on ¬ stop for dogs and I wont stop and Dont forget the dog said a sailor ging up fortunes in the Klondike re subscription dentist Dr Jim Moffitt Our leading you can make the most of it Thats so said Towle coming back gions was the gentle re-¬ believes in fostering home industries There are others The girl looking prettier than ever from the realm of fancy into which he He uses onty Klondike gold in plugging minder of the shipping clerk stood erect as an arrow her hands found himself drifting Pick up the help me any returned teeth Dr Jim is also a jolly jerker That doesnt clutching the folds of her blue flannel poor beast and you shant lose by it The fellows up there Call on him Avhen in town the cashier yachting dress every nerve tingling boys ¬ Little Johnnie the bright and intelli- ¬ And so Max in full worse plight than seem to haye all lands of joy and pleaswith indignation The captain retired d son our esteemed gold amid a chorus of groans and hisses the girl herself seemed to be was hauled ure digging up theyawned The son of gent townsman C HofJinkins who fellow The bookkeeper All eyes turned again toward the in and placed beside her parents the Klondike stories was so seriously choked on a nugget of Everybody on the steamer crowded wealthy water Max was evidently b ecoming ex¬ as to the hired hausted the pace was telling on him to the side to catch a glimpse of the did not appeal to him there the others goldthe kitchen girl carelessly Isf t lying floor where the child he asked on Why dont you go up His red tongue now and again showed heroine of the hour The stewardess carelessly was playing is we are glad to say im ¬ clear against the background of his knelt down beside the drenched figure The little eyes of the cashier twinkledt proving black head as he gulped in the air and as soon as it was brought on deck and Mr K J Hermans spirited team of I am once Jack thought he heard a faint officially announced that the girl was and he cried joj fully askedi the shipping reindeers ran away yesterday after- ¬ Good walker yelp The father had all he could do to only in a faint The crUfcvd was present- ¬ noon on Yukon av extended while ly induced to stand back and finally clerk restrain the bo3rs excitement bluffing- aside bringing a load of gold dust to town No honest now all Towle was so angry that he could Max with Jacks arms around his neck and scattered the yellow sediment going scarcely speak He hardly dared look became the temporary center of attrac- ImBetter have the auditor in in the around the landscape to such an extent toward Max Bfe could almost fancy tion while the stewardess had the girl middle of the month instead of waiting that several residents from the states the look of mingled questions and re- ¬ carried down into her cabin you keep up living out that Avay grew quite home- ¬ The burden bearers had scarcely dis until the first of next if proach that must be in the dogs eyes suggested the book- ¬ sick it was so remindful to them of the this kind of talk What does it all mean Why must I appeared up the companion way when keeper golden rod which is their national swim so far I thought you wanted me the girl jumped from he sofa on which will you raise the dust ele ¬ flower Where to come to you I am doing my best they had placed her and falling on gantly asked the shipping clerk leav ¬ At a recent reception in this city of Yes poor fellow said Towle as if her knees in front of the startled stew- ¬ ing his desk and going over to the cash- ¬ our elitest set the lion of the evening in answer to these unspoken queries if ardess cried out was Mi G Washington of Youll never tell anybody will you iers cageIve got it all planned out the United States and heWellingtonhon- ¬ you were a man now instead of a dog was thus Why that brute of a captain miiit deign to I didnt faint at all I just couldnt look¬ cried the cashier speaking so eagerly ored and lionized because he was the lose a moment or so of his valuable anybody in the face and I didnt I be- that he fairly stumbled over his words only man present who was not a mil ¬ lieve I should have died if they had sus- ¬ time other day read in the papers lionaire Society always delights in pected that I was shamming And the The goldi fillingsI would drop out of novelties Im not so sure of that remarked poor girl burst into ters that At the bridal breakfast after the the 3royng man who had participated in teeth up in the Klondike Now you Meanwhile the boat passed through the vain effort to persuade the captain Hell know how much my teeth have cost Bing Bang wedding on Dollar boule ¬ and presently neared the me Well Im going to have those gold vard 3 esterday a full report of which Theres very little of the milk of hu ¬ pier Gate stewardess The kept the girl be man kindness in that fellow I fancy low piece de taken out and silver ones put war a Klarion exclusive until all the other passengers had fillings when I sell the gold fillings Ill resistance was a fillet of the bay horse and in Possibly said Jacks father but disembarked Towle waited in vain for the law would bring him to terms in her reappearance In answer to his in have plenty to take me up there wont served on plates of solid gold half an ¬ such a case Hed stop quick enough quiry he was told that the young lady I and he looked so happy in his be- inch thick A washtubful of gold dust neither the bookkeeper nor the was showered on the happy pair as if there was a man overboard had quite recovered but must not be lief that clerk had the heart t- - sug ¬ walked down the front steps of they shipping the Scarcely were the words spoken be- ¬ disturbed Nobody found out who gest that there might be iifficulty in brides home to their reindeer sledge fore theyAvere echoed back from the she was Whether Towle was more for-¬ We have the nugget some bad boy findiing a purchaser for the gold fillings lower deck tunate subsequently pertains not to this after they were removed Chicago threw through our window last night was the cry in- ¬ story Man overboard breaking a pane of glass and we shall Chronicle deed Even Jack and Mack had to go ashore be glad to give it to him for a new pane Some of tlie Ifew Fancies So suddenly it came that it almost without so much as saying good by to Both black and white satin will figure The nugget weighs four ounces and tho seemed like a trick to bring the captain Priscilla but one of the deckhands an to terms In the confusion of the mo- ¬ old salt and a dry one watched her out as trimming on winter gowns lace eize of the pane was eight by ten- Any person wishing to exchange a pane of rival ment the reality appeared strangely un- ¬ of the corner of his eye when she finally covered yokes jackets and vestsmous- - glass that size for the nugget will please chiffon and real Eveiu little Jack was at first came on deck and hurried alone down full vests and frills of call at this office before the arrival of seline scarcely able to understand when he the plank This was his comment gowns with velvet the cold wave N Y Sun Black managed to cry out That was the pluckiest thing I ever bolt are Brussels very Frenchy but the old There she is Dont let her drown Lnew a gal to do and the f oolishest Hateful Old Man fashioned figured net has not yet re ¬ And when your whoel broke down too turned Chimes Run if by Electricity seven miles from home said the old No one but Jack had noticed how Electricity now supplies the power In black sotini duchess reigns fol ¬ man you repaired it all by vcjurself something his father said seemed to add velour tlid you to the excitement of the pretty girl by for ringing the chimes of Grace church lowed by brocato and moirefinesoft I did answered the typewrite his side and in his terror for the fate of New York and the curfew hymn is then taffeta peau de soie a medium proudly poor Max he hardly realized what she played by an automatic arrangement gros grain etc Design are was doing when she put one foot up on J breaking the current to huge magnets for separate skirts or entire costumes It seems mighty funny to me then Roman- stripes broche figures hair he cortinued connected with ten bells the largest the rail and vaulted over the side that when the ribbon ilines cheeks and French plaids are some on your machine needs weighing 3000 pounds It was all done in an instant she was shifting you of the taffetas offered for waists and have to call on that dnde of a book- ¬ in the water before three persons knew --Lots of men would willingly work nowadays keeper to fix it for you every time- that she had disappeared Towle had for their board if thev could fiud d n artwith a - oft finish yl vuii og v pnrfl Indianapolis Journal mz coat off in a twinkling but a sailor j some one to work Chicago Newa 11 ¬ three-year-olj ¬ ¬ ¬ - f- flowers while the atmosphere was frac ¬ Oh no said some one Shell soon tured by screams from the bride and come to Theres too much color there discordant cries from the parrot ¬ George attempted to come to the resfor a bad faint They lifted her in and laid her care- cue and had his face badly scratched fully in the thwarts a pea jacket under for his pains The lady finally shook the bird loose from the flower garden her with Towles coat for a pillow she was wearing- - upon her hat and made one wild dash for the front door followed closely by the bridegroom Once on the Tavement therv became somewhat composed and determined this word seemingly comprising these side bandsof embroidery extend making a pretty and effective trimher entire vocabulary The bird Receipted the caresses and ming- the sleeves are made of alternate apparently all was serene but with ¬ rows of embroidery and plain material out an instants warning she uttered a Fine tucks are a favorite decoration for scream of rage and flew at the ladys these materials organdies veilings inheadgear alighting- fairly thereon deed all light weight wool cotton or and then for a few minutes the air was silk fabrics may be tucked in almost A novelty is a skirt filled with flying feathers and bits of solid masses polly ¬ - whisper ¬ trimmed with tucked ruffles These ruffles are set on so as to outline an over skirt design The ruffles are about four inches wide and each one has three tuclcs above a narrow hem There arc five of these ruffles and as each one is about five yards in length the amount of sewing necessary to produce them is by no means trifling Never were thin TWENTY NINE DANGEROUS AGE 3Ian Commits More Crimes Tliera Than at Any Other Time It is a singular fact yet one substan-ia¬ tiated by statistics that most crime committed in this state by men 29 years old This is not only true of the lesser but also of the greater crimes although a man is presumed to be at that period of his life not only in zenith of his physical but also in full and complete possession of his mental powers with a complete appreciation of right and wrong and their respective conse- ¬ quences This condition is a problem which has not been solved by the student of criminology and one which is made the more complex by the fact that the ages of 21 27 and 45 years near- ¬ ly equal it with the intervening years showing a far less percentage of crime It is indeed peculiar that the criminal tendency should be so strong at 29 with no such inclination so far as criminal statistics show in as great a degree for the succeeding 16 years and then another outburst of the animal in man This condition is found to be true by actual figures and as all statistical computations at which average condi- ¬ tion are sought to be determined are ar¬ rived at bj- - this method so may the student of this subject as well as the insurance magnate who bases his rates on the general average of losses in proportion to the risks taken and does so with full safety employ it in solving the jroblem before him Charles KBaker chief clerk to Super intendent Lathrop has made this sub- ¬ ject one of close study and will soon have completed a table showing this to he true He has already completed one relative to murderers serving life sen- ¬ tences in the penal institutions and its figures bear out the general conclusion He offers at this time no explanation for this but hopes after he has ex hausted the subject so far as thi presentation of figures is concerned to be able to set forth reasons why these years should be productive of thi most crime The following figures show how old the various murderers who are serving life sentences were when they commit ted the act for which they are serving time together with how many like crimes were committed at such specifia year of age Fifteen 1 sixteen 1 seventeen 2 eighteen 2 nineteen 1 twenty 2 twenty one 8 twenty two ¬ ¬ ¬ V - JT Xh twenty three 6 twenty four 5 twenty five S twenty six 10 twenty seven 11 twemty eight 7 twenty nine 9 12 7 nine 0 Union One forty nine 2 fifty 1 fifty one 0 fifty two 2 fifty three 2 fifty four 0 fifty five 2 fifty six 0 fifty seven 1 fifty eight 0 fifty nine 1 sixty 0 sixty one 1 sixty two 0 sixty three 1 four 1 sixty five 0 sixty six 0 sixty seven 1 sixty eight 1 sixty sixty-- thirty 5 thirty one 6 thirty two thirty three G thirty four G thirty five 7 thirty six 6 thirty seven 3 thirty eight 5 thirty nine 4 forty 5 forty one 3 forty two 3 forty three 6 forty four 3 forty five 7 forty six 1 forty seven 1 forty eight 3 seventy 1 Albany Times of th e most interesting- - specimens in the British museum is a crocodile more than 2000 years old It is a big well preserved specimen and on its hack there is a whole family of little crocodiles Years before the Christian era the Egyptians worshiped crocodiles among their animal deities and many specimens were kept at great expense in their parks and royal gardens where they were attended by priests and given all sorts of dainty morsels for food When these crocodile gods died they were embalmed and placed in the tombs lalong with the sacred mummies of - An Old Crocodile V 1 other sacred animals This particular crocodile was prepared by dipping- it in wax and pitch which rendered it hard and shiny and it lay in one of the pyramids century after century until the Egyptian government dug- it out and presented it to the British mu ¬ - seum were Colli wafe garmted ttn old custom prevails of immediately aft ¬ Veirgiara Los Angeles Times A Spanish Custom In some places in Spain among- them - - rrn-n-r- i -- er the execution arresting the execu ¬ tioner and charging him with murder before the court of justice Yes I killed a man answers the execution- fir uhut I did it in the crime of tlie law for the benefit of society and inbe--dien- i to thiscommandsof ypur honor Then the court discharges him saying vujuwire uiueenKHie jn y Sun oe -- we-A M - v uI rJ - xTV 7 trxaeiTiw v vv V THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER ehe said I knew you would come if you possibly could Do you remember Brfetber Joe the dear She had puzzled him from the first old days when kxj Embarked in brisk commercial life as her absolute loneliness and her reservehopeful rs could be There were momeuts when he wonInvesting all the hoarded wealth of copper jerei y ske were tiring of her chari cents and dimes And going into bankruptcy at least a dozen table work so obvious to him had been To hpr troubled mind sometimes times say but fancy It i night walking beside Jier through the A dozen times at least was more busy streets he abruptly put his fancy We failed and ats our stock of goods into words When we kept store We opened in the coalhouse once with Yes I am very tired she answered eighteen gaudy sticks the work I hate it Of candy in an old fruit jar A nickel pur- ¬ 1 hate But it isnt compulsory he ex ¬ chased six Why do you Jo it And having fifteen cents we stocked as far claimed as it would go Because I must she said bitterly Buying direct from Mr Mears the gro Paul Mayland was not a rapid think- ¬ ceryman you know But not a customnr appeared I very much er and not until they had turned into deplore the street where she lived had he come To say In fact none ever came to some sort of t conclusion Perhaps When we kept store she was performing deeds of charity in One time you sold your rags and bones and expiation of some trifling sin magni ¬ I gave you a whip Which you had coveted for half a working fied by her tender conscience Yes he loved her She had guessed partnership WHEN WE KEPT STORE 5 1897 Am awkward person is a wabbler I sent fox you AGRICULTURAL HINTS FARMER JONES EXAMPLE j ft its all aglow We thought the pins and blue would lure housekeepers by the score 5But neer a person came to buy When we kept store We vigorously advertised in sheets most neatly penned But if the people read our bills they did not comprehend Or comprehending trusted no t merchants of tender years But roost discouragingly stuck in trade to Mr Mears Driving us by the scantiness of patronage once more To eat our edible assets When we kept store Trading in wheat Ive managed to lay npa fair amount And you 1 understand possess a pretty bank account Kind Providence has treated us extreme ly well as men But sometimes I look back and wish that once just once again We two might for an hour or so be boys just as before Eating the stock which failed to sell When we kept store Chicago Record And invoicing some peppermint some pins it lonr aero It was in that moment and indigo when he had once unconsciously re- ¬ We opened in the haymow with our spir- ¬ vealed his secret that her work had become suddenly hateful to herself Dont go in yet he said I want to tell you something Let us walk back to the end of the street I love you Hester I love you His low voice penetrated through the traf ¬ fic of the I dr a6jSSSSSsaSasaaa A SLUM ANGEL u W - SS66SOME scending- one was coming tup the stairs a vesta which threwa fitful glareover the damp and filthy wadls and thagray gowned form of Hester Moore Dr Paul May land steppedaside flat tening his broad shouldersagainstthe baluster rail to admit a wider passage for her benefit During the next two weeks this slumming doctor and the soberly dressed little district visitor met about half a dozen times on their separate ways to or from some den in a crowded alley and at the end of a fortnight they actually defied criticism and spoke It was raining a steady drizzle and through the mire of a dirty court Paul saw a familiar formdn gray over the puddles without an stepping umbrella Please take mine he said But she would only consent to share It These places are inot cfit ior you said the doctor later when walking with You are too young her homeward too indeed it is scarcely safe ior too so young a girl to venture among vthe criminals that are hidden here But I must she murmured Ah you are one of those brave wom ¬ en willing to risk anything Ihad heard of you long before I hadthe pleasureof lighting you down those rickety stairs two weeks ago You have heard of me she asked with an abrupt sharpnessof tone which he did not notice Yes from the poor wietches whom you have made your devoted friends he exclaimed It is more often for you they call in the extremity of their pain than for me I am glad if I have done any good she said sighing with relief Good he echoed If the depraved creatures about here worship anything at all it is the Little Gray Lady as the3r ¬ little district visitorwas deThe ascending party struck j have named you Dr Paul Mayland was celebrating his 40th birthday over a lonely cup of tea Old Betsy his housekeeper and one time nurse had made a doubtful looking cake in honor of the occasion and her affectionate master was sacrificing his digestion to please her It was not often that he was left to enjoy a meal in peace and to day was not an exception to the rule He was jtill contemplating a second slice of cake when he received a hasty summons ito a case in Lavender court Thats just like him she growled in monologue Hell never be rich¬ while he doctors them paupers for noth ing And they take vantage of his goodness they do Now if Master Jack hadnt turned out a scoundrel here ibeinga devout Catholic she crossed herself and mused mournf ully uipon the ¬ doctors secret sorrow Master Jack was Paul Majlands youngest brother his junior by 15 years who had been left as a sacred t rust by their dying mother to the skiers care Some seeds of depravity perliaps sown in long generations past early developed in young Jack After rushing through various vicissitudes of gambling and drink he devoted the re maining part of his sodden intellect to the eriuaanal science of burglary His distracted brother for several years griecved for his saered trust as u tbing lost to him until one night Jack had appeared craving protection from the law For the sake of his dead mother Paul had shielded the boj who when the danger was over broke Joose again and in the course of time his dexterity earned him in the crim snxl world the sobriquet of Lightning At Lavender court In the room where his patient lay Dr Mayland foand the Little Gray Lady kneeling by the truckle bed on whfeh a consumptive hijd win dying f Ssur man but my feeling for you is deep and strong enough to last my lifetime He caught the even unto eternity farm The roots of the trees would not DWARF PEAR HEDGE sharji sob that was choked in her throat only participate in the benefits of cullook at me O my Hester1 he orid tivation have practically It In a Source of Proilt n Well as a unlimited but would extension before darling what as it room for Tiling of Beauty Lam so happy sheaid That is There are numerous shrubs that are meeting other roots of their kind Im allsuitable for making hedges about ones mediately under the trees and for a dis How long tbey walked up and down lawn whether one prefers evergreens tance on each side of the rows as far as the pavement neither lcnew They were or deciduous shrubs but the number is the branches spread the surface could jorked back to the reality of things limited that can be used in hedgerows be kept in grass If not sown down imby a faint lioarse voice that seemed that are of both use and beauty The mediately after planting which might to have sprung out of the darkness barberry is one of the latter these not be desirable in all cases it should beside them making very graceful but not be done after the trees attain a fruit save me It bushes leaved a Paul for Gods sake densely growth but the bar ¬ bearing size or from five to seven years is the last time I shall trouble you berrys fruit is not desired in large after setting out The shelter which Go to my house by the back door quantities nor is it a desirable plant will be afforded to other crops by these ten minutes I twill join you in at Hesters hand he to have near wheat fields as it harbors orchards will be found valuable as a And catching one stage of the rust fungus of the protection from winds as well as in for warding early crops This method is hurried heralong wheat You are trembling dearest That On my place am planting hedgerows particularly applicable to apple and man has frightened you He meant no of dwarf pear I trees using winter vari- ¬ pear trees Dakota Field and Farm harm He is my brother eties of the fruit almost exclusively GOOD USE FOR WEEDS she gasped Light ¬ Such a hedgerow is of eourse hardly Your brother ning Jack your brother suitable for the front of ones lawn but Wlteii Properly Cared For Tliey Male What do you know of Lightning for side rows and for use in the rear of a Gooil Fertilizer Who are you Jack Summer heat when it comes starts ones house the dwarf pear is quite unCome with me to my lodgings 6he objectionable As for beauty well a numerous and enterprising crop of said faintly I cant tell you here of weeds into active life These may be a longarms anjrone who hasinseen blossom row not easily controlled by the frequent use of Hester Moore sat with her will these little trees full stretched across the table her head soon forget the sight They are very the iron rake which stifles them at bowed on them in speechless tearless attractive But if through inattention when in birth get little trees misery The confidence which she had full leaf without the also they the start of the gardener and bloom as they withheld so long had been wrung from should be kept well trimmed back to need to be reduced h the hoe they her i t last secure good fruiting as well as a good should be attacked vigorously at the She was no angel of charity but o hedge too what an first chance and not allowed to perfect It person sent from Scotland Yard to amount of is surprisingthus raise upon and drop their seed into the soil Pull fruit one can ones when not track the burglar Lightning Jack even a small place In my own case I up and shake the larger so near as to endanger valuable plant3 So this is our Little Gray Lady A am a pear hedge around a two human bloodhound paid to hunt down acrerunning am now using also some thereby and hoe up all others not lot and over but fallen wretches rear of the build- - nerely scraping the ground Every word lashed her like a whip cross hedges in theat least 300 trees to raking it up and pulverizing it while rooting out the weeds These mwy In the distress of that hour he was ings It will take then while still green and succulent be blind to her pain blind to justice blind JtT- rvery love for her raked together and put into the com- ¬ to his post heap where they will be obliged to Well your victim is ready at your return to the gardener all that they hand he said bitterly to the trem- ¬ have purloined from his soil This bling representative of Scotland Yard compost heap may by a little care be Of course you will do your duty made quite an important factor in the room without He walked from the fertility of the garden Not only alA a backward glance For an instant she weeds but as crops mature all the remained thus spiritless and dared garden refuse not used for mulching Then a gradual indignation worked its other plants may be put into it wet wav through her clouded brain thoroughly and covered with a little she done to evoke con- ¬ What had tempt or forfeit happiness Born of earth and thus rotted down and re tained for use as so much homemade a detective father she had been care ¬ DWARF PEAR H EDGE fertilizer It should be established in fully trained by the clever parent in corner a hote certainintricacies of the profession and complete the outside row As this will some since his death the work had been to interfere very little with the planting dug a few feet deep to accommodate it ¬ her a means of livelihood of fruit trees over the whole interior will be found convenient and the conThe cheap clock on rthe mantelpiece surface of the two acres it will be seen tents drenched with hose from time to struck 11 and she raised her face at that on a given amount of ground one time to promote decomposition after last a wonderous pity looking out of can raise much more fruit Iby using which a few shovelfuls of earth will de her burning eyes His seeming cruelty this outside hedgerow method It is Jay evaporation and help retain the had been but the outcome of fear for possible to crowd the little trees in a gases When used the addition of wood the safety of his brother hedgerow because they will be on the ashes and bone dust of course makes When the dawn showed through the outside and can thus have plenty of air it by so much the richer Boston Tranchinks of the blind she threw open the and sunshine though very close in the script window and leaned out her face in the row and though the row of dwarf pear COVER FOR TOMATOES chilly breeze trees may be quite close to the inside Hester I have been waiting for you larger fruit trees the latter are not Prolongs the Season for Several hoping against hope that you did not crowded by the former since they stand Weeks Beyond the Usual Time go lasrt night to Scotland Yard By exercising a little extra care the up above them This sort of work is It was Paul Mayland standing on the not advisable on large commercial or¬ season for ripe tomatoes may be pro- ¬ pavement He bent his face close to chards but on the home acre in the vil longed for two or three weeks beyond hers and whispered lage lot one wishes to make the most the usual period As soon as there are Thank God indications of frost cover the tomatoes she said with shak of every foot of ground ing lips Planting so many of these little pear in the eveninsr with some kind of canDeath had spared her a terrible task trees Iselected winter sorts and chose Lightning Jack had died indejirium that king among pears the Anjou and i the arms of his brother the scarcely less inferior Lawrence One of the cleverest lady assiatants Both these pears do finely on the quince attached to Scotland Yard resigned her stock and both are winter varieties post a few weeks ago on the occasion With such fruit one can store in a cool of her approaching marriage cellar and unload upon the market The pew opener of the Southwark when the market is most in need of win- ¬ church was heard to remark that in ter pears With fall fruit one is very COVER FOR TOMATO VINES all her ken no man had ever looked nearly at the mercy of the market for so proud of his bride as did the slum he cannot hold the fruit for any length vas or old blanket Between the rows ming doctor who brought back the of time of tomatoes drive sticks about four feet Little Gray Lady to live with them My own trees are set about four feet apart and nail strips of board on the Answers apart In future plantings I shall in- ¬ top at the height of the tomato vines crease the distance somewhat In set- ¬ Place the covers over these letting the The Courts Advice ting the trees be careful to get the point edges extend to the ground where they There was once a western judge who where the pear stock and quince root must be fastened so that the wind will was never heard to use the pronoun join several inches below the blow them off Leave no opening surface T outside of his own immediate fam and for the first winter at least give not the frost will get in I prefer a or ily circle after his appointment to the the roots a mulch for protection heavy cover made of blankets as this bench At times his habit of reference American Gardening will often protect the vines when light to himself lent an air of dignity to his canvas will fail If the work is care- ¬ speech at other times his listeners Vaccine for Black Legfully done the tomatoes will stand a seemed to be decidedly more impressed The department of agriculture great deal of cold weather Lewis with the humorous side of his addresses through its bureau of animal industry OTallow in American Agriculturist than with the subject matter thereof has just prepared vaccine for the cat One day a young man slightly under the tui disease known as black leg It ORCHARD AND GARDEN influence of liquor was brought before has also issued a- circular containing the judge Dont set strawberries in weedy Young man said the facts about the disease itself and full judge impressively when this court directions for using the vaccine It ground was about your age it sometimes in ¬ is desired by the bureau that before Dont waste the ashes Apply them dulged in drink in consequence of the vaccine is distributed to the stock to the fruit trees which it nearly committed on one oc- ¬ owners in general a record be obtained Large heavy peas will produce a bet- ¬ casion the crime of murder upon one of several thousand successful vaccina- ¬ ter and earlier crop of the coasts second cousins But the tions For this purpose a quantity of The autumn is a good time to apply court the error of its ways re ¬ raecine will be distributed to such per- potash fertilizers formed and in time was elected judge sons as desire to make preliminary vac- ¬ Are jour sweet peas dead You did as you now see This court however cination and report the results to the not give them enough water has not the slightest doubt that if it bureau The vaccine as put up by the Cucumbers can be grown on a trellis had not abandoned its youthful course bureau consists of a brownish powder but we do not approve of the plan it would long since have been immured which iS prepared in packages contain ¬ Large heavy seed is always the best either behind prison bars or in its ing ten doses each Experiment has demonstrated that grave And it is therefore especially A correspondent writes that he has Enterprise in Indiana fit young mon that this court should The citizens of Orleans Ind have kept his garden mulched all summer urge you 1 o do likewise Youth Com just voted 40000 for the construction Eesult splendid crops and few weed panion Western Plowmaa pf 80 miles of gravel roads ¬ street I am not a young Now in Vogrue Susrsrestetl It is a common observation that th I was only jist a thlnkin said Farmer outrows of trees in established orJones one day chards are finer and more productive A goin long a ridin to the city on my than the trees in the interior plantahay tion This superiority is all the more A turnin oat fer mud holes an a sinkln in the road conspicuous if the orchard is bordered Always geein an a hawin fer fear to by cultivated fields and it is fair to spill the load j presume the extr luxuriance is owing Why cant we farmers have a road like city folks you see to the trees having a greater extent oi Where all fine rigs an things like that unoccupied soil for the ramification oi can be kept as cleans can be An no turnin out fer mud holes nor wor- - their roots Something is also un doubtedly due to the greater space rin your horse to death Nor hangin round about some place til available for the expansion and spread the critters found its breath By gosh sez I Til fix my road along my of the branches but it is in accordance with all experience in the cultivation of farm an see neighbors take the hint an do the plants that a rotation of crops is ab If all the same as me Well then I begin a workin an first it solutely essential toward securing the best results of the fertility of the soil seems like play But I had my men a helpin till the closin Keeping these facts in view it is sugof the day gested that an improvement upon the An every day that I could spare was grad- - present method of planting orchards in that ere road An fixin things so that a horse could easy would be gained by planting two rowa pull a load of trees from 18 to 25 or more feet apart At last the job was finished but it didnt depending upon the nature of the seem to pay As the neighbors wuz only thinkin an a- - trees and alternating the plants in the wonderin what to say rows Then allow a space varying in But they kinder got ashamed of theirs and extent from 300 feet to anjr greater dis ¬ seemed to take the hint So they begun a workin too to make their tance before planting another series of rows and so increase the plantation road like flint At last the roads wuz all alike so you as may be desired The intervening couldnt tell their llnkin An I am powerful glad said Jones that spaces between these double rows of trees would be available for the culti- ¬ I begun a thinkin L A W Bulletin vation of the ordinary crops of the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PLANTING AN ORCHARD Ah Improvement Upon the Method Latest Bicycle Slanp SUFFERING WOMEN How Many of Them Have Quietly Obtained Advice That Made Them Well following- faithfully your family doc- ¬ - A gossip travels with a loose sprocket wheel If your clothes are not in style you are a 95 model When a mans sweetheart jilts him he is the victim of a broken chain Any rider abrading the skin by a fall merely scrapes off some of his enamel He who looks upon the wine until his feet are entangled is a person whose wheels do not run true A stupid individual if there be any such Dn a bicycle has sand in his bearings A proud person or one unduly haughty rides with his handle bars raised too high One who is disposed to be imaginative to the extent of romancing is geared up to LOO My sister if you find tbat in spite of - tors advice you are not getting- well why do yon not try another course Many and many a woman has quietly written to Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Mass stating her symptoms plainly and clearly andtaken her advice which was promptly received The follow- - The individual who shouts at night when others desire to sleep is the victim of loose spokes N Y Journal strong confirmation of our claims f A Great Benefit Ihad been First Daughter of the Revolution She sick for six says shed like to know for her part what months practical good our society does Second Ditto Why the mean thing Just one doctor as if we hadnt made it almost fashionable to told me I be patriotic Judge T VI would have to go to a Almost Inside Out V vl The stomach that is not turned thus by a hospital i shaking up on the briny wave must be a before 1 well fortified one The gastric apparatus can be rendered proof againsfc seasickness with would get well I had female troubles that stomachic so popular amqngtravelersby in their worst form suffered untold sea and land liostetter s btomach Bitters month my womb tipped agonies It defends the system against malaria and back to everybackbone had headache my rheumatism and subdues liver complaint constipation and dyspepsia hysteria fainting spells itching leu ing letter is tty BdlPt3 corrhcea V Sad Naturally Gotham People are so different here in Boston See how sad everybody looks Backbay Naturally How could they look otherwise when they think of the unfortunate people who cannot live in Boston Boston Transcript My feet and hands were cold all the time my limbs were so weak that ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ -- ¬ Pinkhams Vegetable Compound one Why Is Stnr Pins Tobacco tlie Best bottle of her Blood Purifier one pack-¬ Because it is made from selected stock of Sanative TVash and am the best grade of leaf that grows The ingre- age of her cured I have not had one dients used in its manufacture are absolute- entirely Can you ly pure nothing injurious to the system en- of those numb spells since ters into it wonder that I sing the praises of a You can always tell a man who is not used medicine that has cured me of all these Mrs Louisa Place 650 Bel¬ to tipping his hat by the awkward way he ills does it Washington Democrat mont St Brockton Mass ¬ ¬ ¬ was troubled with numb spells I have taken four bottles of Lydia E I could hardly walk around the house THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Light shippers Cattle commonJ 2 25 Cincinnati 3 85 5 50 3 25 4 20 4 20 3 10 4 85 Oct 2 4 6 4 4 4 3 5 4 SHEEP Choice LAMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GKAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 75 25 25 00 30 40 60 30 92 SO A Cruel HasliaAd You ask for a divorce on the ground of cruelty do you madam asked the judge Yes your honor replied the fair plain- - tiff 360 390 bitterly Do you niean to say that your husband has used bodily violence toward you Oh no sh- - He never struck me but Here the applicants voice broke as she thought of the indignity and she sobbed S0 ¬ - Rye No2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No2 PORK Mess CHICAGO 21J4 47 9 50 9 25 4 45 12 13 But what madam asked the judge kindly Tell me what your husband did Why judge once he spoke real cross to dear Fido And the tender hearted woman burst into a fresh torrent of tears Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph 2 50 2 00 5 10 24 2 75 2 10 5 25 95 34J6 4114 23V5 Kentucky ApprecIateH have this year Splendid Er Col Clay its a fine wheat crop we suh splendid Best an clean- ¬ est lot o straws I ever drnwed through Cleveland World suh 23Ji 9 50 4 80 4 70 1000 4 85 5 00 93 85 27ii 8 05 4 474 4 60 9234 27i 19 Watts There is one good feature about the Klondike that has not heen sufficiently exploited in my opinion Potts And Watts The superior faeili- that is ties for cold storage of a fellow after he dies until his friends can send for him Indianapolis Journal Js tcz LARD Steam 8 10 4 50 4 80 BALTIMORE FLOUR Familv GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat CATTLE First quality Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 89 32 26J4 4 10 4 90 HOGS 95 32JS 27 51 4 35 5 00 95 26 20 92i I didnt know you rode a Ferry Wallace I dont Then what are you wearing knickerbockers Ferry To keep the and a sweater for fool bicycle riders from running over me They think Im one of em Cincinnati Enquirer wheel Wallace My boy do you know its Clergyman Young- ¬ wicked to fish on the Sabbath ster I isnt fishing Im teaching this ere wurm to swim Tit Bits Cover an ass with a lions skin and he will soon manage to poke his ears out some- ¬ how Barns Horn 375 400 93 314 2VA out-of-the-w- ay LARD Steam 9 50 4 75 The worse one feels the more people want to talk to him Washington Democrat ¬ ¬ - is the name to remember when buying Sarsaparilla It has been curing people right along for more than 50 years Thats why r a 5 atx V I ¬ THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE E BECAUSE THE HOUSEWBFE UtUW I gjjfc 4 o - SAPOLIO iiiitl ITS 933 Pcwltlve cure for all B STOPPED FREE CURED - PERMANENTLY Insanity Prevented by DR KLINES CREAT NERVE RESTORER SVo ESiiiiun Wivwiu Spasms anil St Vitus Dance Ho Kits or Xervouniss after first day ue Treatise and S2trial bottle free to nini t it patlcim thev paring exprcsi charges onlv vrtien re ceived Send to DRKLINE Ltd Bellevue institute or Medicine PA Area Street PHILADELPHIA sv ¬ ENDYOUR ND fttME ON A POSTAL RD WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 RfrGEr ILLUSTRATED QVTALOGDE FREE fiWHESIK REPEATING ARMS 180WiNCHEsrefcAvey New Haven Conn G SOUTHERN Homeseekers Guide RAILROABS 80BTHERN UOMESEEKER8 GUIDE 1 MERRY A A Manchester la W A KELLOND A Q P A Louisville Ky or 8 G HATCH I P A Cincinnati O for n free copr of Every homesecker should address cither J F C the ILLINOIS CRNTRAK ANK -- ¬ i CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time Sold by druersnsts E 1677 WHEX WIMTJJfa TO AJVEIiTJSJSJCs pIcaKc state that yea wtw tte Afrtttl wHt Ik iMa pHPrk -- lfH finMBtxL Wr5gmr n 7v V trS-- - e V THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 1897 mrn rrjYriitrt iAniiKtiJijjuf mrr4 A v RIGHT ROYAL ROBE and V HOW TO FIND OUT fUM 1 offer FOR SALE PRIVATELY fe- - v -- y - room cottage stockbarn 4M8 on it 12 box stalls a good tobacco barn with splendid circular barn for young stock and otber improvements For terms --apply to a 5 for sale privat Ay 273 acres of miles from Paris Said- land and 2i - How to Cure Catarrh Every sufferer from Catarrh should know that it is impossible to cure the disease with sprays washes inhalations etc which are universally used In fact the experience of growing worse all the while is proof that the Many treatment is all wrong treatment for who have been under years and met with disappointment in- ¬ stead of benefit are willing to doubt that there is any cure for Catarrh treat- ¬ The trouble is that all of the ment they have received has been mis- ¬ directed and has not touched their trouble Catarrh is a stubborn deep seated blood disease and everybody should know that to simply treat the surface that is the local irritation does not reach the disease A blood remedy is needed but it must be a good one a remedy which goes down to the very bottom of the trouble and forces it out SSS Swifts Specific is the only one which can have the slightest effect upon Catarrh for it is the only one which¬ goes to the seat of the disease and permanently gets rid of it This is the only reasonable way to treat Catarrh ¬ ilado of Rate leathers T1 t tlie Ruler of th Sandwich lanCs A million dollars ectx s a pretty round sum to pay for a clrrk and prob- ¬ ably even Worth never drc amed of ask- ¬ bttleor common let it stand twenty glass with uriue four hours- - a sVdi- - THE NEW YORK WORLD THItlCE-A-AVJEEK AGENTS WANTED FOR ing elaborate of his garments MRS 0 MONROE LEER Box 380 Paris Ky 27aug 6t te Rr -- We have fourteen Wheat Fans that belong to the estate of E R Fithian Will sell ac the low price of 10 each tfoTcash This is much less than the wtiolesalecost price Formerly retailed at 26 each Well adapted for cleaning seed wheat clover aud timothy seeds Oall early and get a bargain R B HUTOHORAFT -- i T W FSB SUE 8sep 3wk M -- SALE PRIVATELY My residence on Henderson street Seven half square from City School rooms and kitchen two porches large fined in back yard good cistern large basement plenty fruit and shade trees vines etc L GRINNAN W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance T3E VERY BEST OLD RELIABLE P AYING PROMPT- - NON UNION ASSIGNEES NOTICE LL persons having claims against the assigned estate of H Margolin are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned in Paris Ky Those Knowing themselves indebted to H Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg Margolen are requested to pay promptly Ky had Catarrh for years He writes and thereby avoid court cost I could see no improvement what- ¬ ever though I was constantly treated LOUIS SALOSHIN with sprays and washes and different Assignee inhaling remedies in fact I could feel Harmon Stitt Attorney that each winter I was worse than the llmv year previous Finally it was brought to my notice that Catarrh was a blood disease and after thinking over the matter I saw it was unreasonable to expect to be cured by remedies which only reached the All persons having claims against the surface I then decided to try S S S S assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby and the results were gratifying for notinea to present same at once proper after a few bottles were used I noticed 2 proven to the undersigned or same a perceptible improvement Continu- ¬ fcjnay be barred by law ing to take the remedy the disease was forced out of my system and a com- ¬ T E ASHBROOK plete and permanent cure was the Assignee of T H Tarr result I advise all who have this Mans ASHbrook Attys dreadful disease to abandon their local 22je treatment which has never done them any good and take SSS Swifts Spe- ¬ a remedy which can reach the cific disease and cure it To continue the wrong treatment for All persons having claims- against the Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts assigned estate of Chas JR Turner are Specific never fails to cure even most aggravated cases It is ropested to present them to itfe at my the blood remedy and cures Catarrha real officein Paris Ky properly proven as r required by law Tho9e knowing them- - Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison Cancer Scrofula and all other l5lv8 indeDtel to the estate are request Eczemadiseases S S S is guaranteed blood to SettJejpromptly and save coaSs of A J -- ASSIGNEES NOTICE j the most And yet in the National museum at Washington is a cloak the cost of which cannot be reckoned at less than this vast amount nnd ladies may be pleased to learn that 7T o M v 11 WUS J LUU t Humuii W n mnn whn of extrava was guilty of snch a piece gunca Lomr vears ago when the Hawaiian Islands small as they are supported not one but several flourishing king- ¬ doms the kings chiefs and nobles whenever they appeared in public on state occasions wore instead of the purple and ermine of more civilized potentates capes and cloaks of brilliant feathers The ladies of the court were forced to content themselves with feath- ¬ er boas as we should call them known as leis These capes and collars were made from the yellow red and black feathers of a few species of small birds peculiar to the Sandwich Islands and called from their habits honey suck- ¬ ers Fashion ruled even in those days and as the yellow feathers were scarcer than the red yellow was the fashionable color and the more powerful the chief the more yellow was his robe of state These yellow feathers were found only on two or three species of birds the finest coming from a bird called in the native language mamo and known as Drepanis pacifica by ornithologists These birds with their striking black and yellow plumage were as dear to the hearts of the Hawaiian monarchs as they might be today to the hearts of patriotic Princeton students and were sought for far and near throughout the islands The populace paid poll taxes in golden feathers instead of golden dol- ¬ lars and as each bird furnished but a few feathers the taxes may be consicL ered as having been high Some esti- mate of the value of the feathers be formed from tho prices paid in later times when a piece of nankeen cloth valued at 150 was the equivalent of five feathers but after all the great element in the cost of these cloaks was time and labor since the mailing of a single cloak required from 50 to 100 years As the feathers obtained for taxes were very far from supplying the de- ¬ mand the chiefs were accustomed to employ a regular staff of bird catchers much as a mediaeval baron had his staff of falconers These skilled foresters pre pared a sort of bird lime from the gum of the fragrant olapa mixed with the juice of the breadfruit tree and with it smeared the branches of the flowering trees frequented by the honey suckers Frederic A Lucas in St Nicholas so fabulous a price for ¬ Whe rine linen it LthVudneys- kidney troublestains evidence of Too frequent desire to urinate or in u back is also convincing proof lhat the kid- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order EDITION JUVENILE HOLIDAY AND 18 WHAT TO DO STANDARD SUBSCRIPTION There Is comfort in the knowledge so ofon expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root BOOKS the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish n relieving pain in the back Published every Alternate Day except Rv tho W R Conkev Company the bladder and every part of the kidneys live tirinnrv nnJ largest publishers and manufacturers Sunday snges It corrects inability to hold nnVmi J ilictu xiuv DOOKS 111 inH IJIllLetl OlcllfO passing i or bad effects fol u W1C or The Thricp-a-Wee- k nd AIfftl Edition of The of new holiday and other subscription i omes that unnleasint nowsoHv nf New York World is first among books on the market Pages a Week 15G Papers a Year FOR ONE DOLLAR r5Pan bw compeidjo ii dinary eflect of wamp ttoot is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures ui nits must uisiressiug ca es If you a medicine you should have the best ued Bold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar ou may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent 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returning every month OCT 12TH 1897 Becond Tuesday in each Optician La n d m a has been visiting this city regularly for over five vears and has ad- justed glasses to the Ml tW Of III IIII IfI I l lt l IIIIH ¬ I r Bill I ASSIGNEES NOTICE - It I t crowd of persons all anxiously looking toward tho surgeon who in such cases 3je Assignee any address by has the first word Books mailed free to Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga Just so the latter said addressing the stranger I could tell at a glance yon were dead Do you happen to know your name F uua Jk XU wUlUll Certainly- - the maniac replied My name is Berthold Lenwarz Bourbon Fiscal Court convenes V And your address Local THEThursday Oct 7th 1SDT for the v The grave FaHL tHrm Bv order of said court all Who is the murderer having claims against the persons WILL BE FGTJND IN Columbus Counts are directed to file same with The same as discovered America me --THE BOUSBON HEWS leasttor examination and approval for at Yes ten dayn before Court convenes- Then let me congratulate you We CLIFTOIT ARSP AUGER AND THE have captured the smart chap Come I 21sep 3t County Attorney S3L 3TB Yl S will show you to his cell j Directly said the madman in reply to the surgeons diplomatic little speech and began fumbling in his pock- ¬ a Clubbing Rati Wehave arranged Highest market price paid in cash fsr et from which he quickly produced a by which we can aive good soaud coir delivered at Crystal thick packet of neatly bound almanacs J3L HI B Gentlemen when I was alive I used 225 Mills p7 3v J PEARS LEK CO Hoth Papers One Year for only se S STUART to soil these almanacs They are the is for Both Regular-Price 275 J best sold in this- country and only cost threepence each You will admit that We save you generous part of this stum these handsome little volumes ought Sendor bring your cash with order to r not to be left to molder in the grave r TEE BOURBON NEWS We have just completed oar mills for and as we appear on such friendly making tbe best bread meal Will tindt terms perhaps the gentlemen will not Paris Ky crt ve object to buy the lot feed of any kind or wav dsred EL HIBLSR C ns a trial Ten minutes later almanacs all sold J sep7 3vv he departed Scottish Nights 3Klt HARMON STITT Purely Vegetable fnnrt Woflin Error A tall slim man with a vacant stare walked into the police station erf a western city stepped up to the officer on duty and said in a hollow voice Sir I have an important communication to make I am dead I was murdered and I entreat you to find the murderer and have rne buried The official started back It was evi dent he had a lunatic before him He rang a bell and the captain of the di vision the police surgeon and all the constables obeyed the summons In a moment the room was packed with a ¬ ¬ ¬ Paris and Bourbon proven himself comCounty and has petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clays drng store between his Clark visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eves thoroughly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free METHOD IN HIS MADNESS J Fithian References Drs W Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian Police Officers Who Humored a Man Found D Cram of Paris Out Their ¬ During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at Nashville Tenn a low rata special tariff has been estaMished for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on theQueen Cr scent Route Tickets are ou sale until futher notice to Chattanooga at 5 35 one way or 575 round trip from Georgetownthe round trip tickets being good seven days to return other tickets with longer return limit at 8865 and at 1180 for the round trip These rates enable the public to visit Nashville and other South- ern points at rates nevr before offered Vestibuled trains os the finest class are at the disposal of the passenger affording a must pleasant trip and enabling one to visit the very interesting scen ry and important battle grounds in and about 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thats been here in a year that my wife really wants to see and if I JUl Points in Michigan dont ask any one to go and plan to take her Ill learn when its too lato to make -White City Special any change that nothing could hire her to sit through the old piece Boat Terminal Station He puzzled his head over the question for an hour and then he tossed up a ST al- ¬ Avoiding The Tunnel One male pig and three gilta of same quarter to decide what he would do though he knew he would lose whichlitter Eligible to register and of htst ever way it came Chicago Post individuals Good BOSTON strains of blood five months old Weight Wagner Sieeping Cars 135 pouuds Made Bread of Bones Call on or address According to Herault during Via u GEORGS OLAYTOF fiieere of Paris bv Henrv IV a famine Hutchison Ky JBuffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping raged and bread sold at a crown a Private Compartment Cars pound When this was consumed the Ebgant Coaches and Dining Cars people maddened with hunger ex ¬ humed the 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