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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r i4Mfc -- j ABMBHPl if op- - TH CHAMP MILLER 23HC ffi tjjjy RB E Iford N HUTCHISON EWS Established Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERT TUESDJW AND FRIDAY pes j um SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TJKSDAY OCTOBER 12 1897 NO 82 C V F BROWER CO months MILLERSBURG News Notos Gathered Mis3 Our special sale of oriental goods planned ago opens with great promise to day It is Cerfcainlyi A Beautiful Collectipn And we feel that the people of Lexington and vicinity will appreciate the advantages of this opportunity and Freely Purchase Every make and design every combination of colors i 10 ranging in price from 8 to Wear Considered They are the cheapest rugs made Look them over Visitors to the city especially invited First Floor Prices in Plain Figures READY NOW hJU mjitm L guest of relatives Miss Minnie Evans is still quite ill with typhoid fever Mr Harry James has rented the Frank Ingels farm near town Dr H A Smith of Paris was the guest of relatives here Sunday Dr Nuck Burns Elizaville was the guest of M H ONeal Sunday The Curtis farm sold for 4450 in¬ stead of 5450 as printed last week Mrs W V Shaw returned Sunday from a visit with relatives at Butler Mrs G- W Bryan has returned from the W C T U meeting at Glasgow Mrs Arthur Long of Midway is the guest of her mother Mrs Belle Taylor Mr Louis Layson of Detroit arrived yesterday to spend a few days with his parents The School Association will meet Sat- ¬ urday wich Miss Annie Thorn at the - graphs About The People In In And About The Fresh 1 Tliis Vicinity Burs MrsWl aiie Gragg of Colville is Ida Collier of Mt Sterling is the visiting liss Lillic Clayton ft FALL SUITINGS OVERCOATINGS than after Sentemhfir 18th finnnmonnd avnil vnnwolf nf Vis opportunity Any one who will place their order between now and September 18th can save at least 5 We want early Fall business We will make things lively this Fall if first class goods high class tailoring and low prices will do it Remember our motto V keep faith with the public by doing as we advertise NOW frombM Mrss daught CenteEn VI ront veranda Jrs bicycle was stolen Friday night from this neighbor 3irrie Pryor is visiting her Lrs Willard Huffman near Sam Bio Colville school house near Clintonville Friday night MrsftHpnry Harp an aged and highly respectjgPlaay died Sunday morning from tWjpffects of a fall received several weeks agfc Mrj3g Clayton went to Woodford last wefeto see the Poland China herd of Chasflffiowell but did not find any thing topgit him TbejjEse and buggy left by the partyJwM attnnpted to burglarize the storeDnB R Jacoby last Friday night provedSwo bf the propertv of Mrs CliffprSgorter of near Lexington whicfiftS5y had appropriated for the occasioS some Historical Lithograph hoodatwSQded the dance given at Mr SeverjMgeouples FOR 5 FINEST BUSINESS SUITS In the world from m JM ROWE GO ESLTT XjlSZX3r3 LWJWJi I03r Kentuckys Great Trofe At Hiexiirigton STAKES JJJ7J5 THE 000 PUSSES OCTOBER 5 TO 16 THE 1897 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 Mr Louis Rogers and family of North Middletown spent Saturday and Sunday here with relatives Mr Thos Phillips of Winchester has been the guest of his nephew Mr H H Phillips since Friday W M Parnell and rrlfe of Paris were guests of T M Purnell and family from Saturday until Monday Miss Mattie Power was at home Sat ¬ urday and Sunday from her school at Pleasant Green near Shawhan Mrs Fraukie Hendricks of Oxford Scott Count 7 is the guest of her cousin Mrs Hamlet Collier neartown Mrs Rhoda Conway was here Friday in the interest of the excursion Oct 23 from Carlisle to Torrent fare 1 Mrs Bettie Gibson of Paris has been the guest of her father W H Payne and family for several days Mrs Nancy Whaley of Sharpsburg was the guest of her sister Mrs Claude Vimont from Saturday until yesterday Dr C B Smith and Mr Harmon Stitt left yesterday to attend the Grand Lodge of I O O F at Owensboro this week Miss Susan Craycraft of Sharpsburg Miss was the guest of her cousin Our fall stock of suitings has been arriving daily We have al¬ ways undersold other tailors from S10 to 815 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 befrooi 15 to 820 less than elsewhere 2 5 TO 30 ColomLbirds eye view of Chattanoga Missionary Ridge Waldens Ridge and portiajSof the Chickamauga field as seeifeoitfae eummit of Lookout Moun tairiSgKest style of lithographers art On iHulnfeper plate 10 x 24 Mailed for 10 centfjm stamps W C Rinearsou C Route Cin Q Genllugater Agt cinnati1 r r work done at home Joe Munson Cutter and Coatmaker All Lowry uoj formerly with j H TOUT Manager Paris Furnishing and Tailoring Co 3pyoaIre needing comforts I can sup ply Yjoj3wJu8t what you need will be Call in and see fonn miy jstock theml J T Hinton z -saye money oy ouying your iSoffl tf lumber iffBourbon Lumber Co --- f - JrKELiNTONi8 closing out a choice Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository line ofljwall paper His special prices corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared put on are very low Get do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such for on hisestiate ler to before you buy carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new as wSlAjjlroal TIME CARD The Worlds Greatest Meeting P P JOHNSTON President ksff- BT W W1XSON Secretary Lucylee Allen Monday from Saturday until ifr - w - -- - 2Ji WWW 01 EI TIME TABLE EAST BOUND 84Upm wrOfBtNTBlNe Fire Wind and Storm Insurance Irv Louisville S80am 1115am Ar Lexington Lv Lexington 1125am Lv Winchester 1158am Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 600nm t t 850pm 830am 550pm 23pm Ul5am uaupm J50pin 050am 705pm Ar Washington 65 am 340pm Ar Philndelphial0l5am 7 05pm 1240nu 90Spm Ar New York WEST BOUND Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar branlcfort ArShelbyville Ar Louisville 730am 450pm fiwam 2o0pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 011am 630pm 1001am 72Jpm 1100am 815pm t t Trains marked thus f rau daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other trims run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or anv information call on or George W Barney Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky Agent L P B N R R Paris Ky Garr H A SMITH oE3ir3xs38 - Office over G S Varden Office Hours Co 1 to 12 a m to 5 p m Poland China Hogs FOB SALE litter Eligible to register and of beet individuals Good five months old weight strains of blood 135 pounds Call on or address One male pig and three gilts of same GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Ky 3BE New Fall stock now arriving low prices but quality good Shoes Consider the Quality In buying your childrens RION School CLAY 333 pm 1530 pounds From maysville 748 a tn 330 p m Mr Wallace Shannon and Miss Mann DEPARTURE OP TRAINS took about twenty of the M F C young ladies to Blue Licks Saturday To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m THE VERY BEST on an outing 346 p m OLD PROMPT RELIABLE Mr J J White wife and daughter To Lexington 755 a in 1127 a m HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY PAYING of Harrison County were guests Satur- ¬ 545 p m 1021 p m V Huffman Mrs To Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m day of Mrs M 1025 p m Whites sister To Maysville 755 a in 635 p m Messrs Oscar Rankin and Henry F B Carr Agent Phillips went to Louisville yesterday to attend the meeting of the Masonic Grand Longe XFZm Miss Mary Smedley and Mrs Or O B Smith left 3 esterday to visit relatives at Eminence and will also attend the it J wedding of Mr Robt Giltner - n lassss5 SS33 Globe Insurance Com- The London pany settled with uaieo uorringtou stfjCKY ttSTPSnaiTT Thursday at 127625 on his policy of -130000 on house and furniture WHEN APPLIED 10 CCSSE I J Misses Rubelt Scales and Smith of the M F C and Prof C M Best and wife of the Training School attended WILBUR R SMITH PRESIDENT the races at Lexington Saturday THE GREATEST 0FALL LEXINGTON JW E C Foster grinds regularly on TfJafSivnTrtci 10030 successful graduates ln- - Tuesdavs and Fridavs and still makes Awir5 cjT j3J KeepwU3i2oira at World the old fashioned boHted flour no roller FASHION MAGAZINES gZiSES 5H Exposition for Book etc process Meal and cracked corn always A Tliorsr2s runuoEtl 1 tint IFor Tci Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World College Unnrons of suidentb in utteuuuiiC on hand for sale or trade AWARDED DIPLOMA the past year f roi i 10 st iu s Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Gun or Qusiness Course consists oi Book tcopinr Several more large blasts have been Business Arithmetic Penmanship Commerci Ammunition and take no other Law Merchandising Banking Joint Siock made in the Chancelor quarry and the AND SILVER MEDAL AT Manufacturing Lectures Business Practice FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue crusher will continue here this week Mercantile Correspondence etc Goat of Fwili ttusineuu Lorso includin Clay has already spread rock WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO New Haven ct Tuition Stationery and Board in a nice family Mr through town and almost to the Nicho- EXPOSITION IN PARIS about 90 Sliorlliand Typnwritsnprand TTelejrapam las line are specialties have tpeciii teniiiere VLJll fflHKWWfVK rooms and can be taken rlone or vih the Lus Base ball The Ewing Station club PRICE 25 CENTS ness Conrse ¬ defeated frhe Flemingsburg club Satur Special department for ladies SiluaiioED The demaid for onr graduates i day Score 7 to 4 Earl Current different departments cf this College has ei Dick Butler and YEARLY SUBSCRIPTING George Johnson coeded its supply liezintois Ky the location cf Prof Sir Julian Adair of this place played with College is noted for its UfalthiulnciKj ami m TOILETTES PC BUSHING CO The only safe sure and the Ewing club climate has 25 churches antl 11 baukr Acecr ible by its many railroads reliable Femalfi PTTT Ho vacation Enter now GradiifJMV Frank Ingels phaeton and harness over offered to Ladiies fnl For circulars address its President e missing since the 4th inst was brought 126VEST23STNEWY0RK especially recommend -- -- WILBUR R SKSTH LbxSrp- home Friday and the reward claimed awwi ea xo married Xjadies PENNYEOYAX PHIB and take no other The man took dinner at Mr Ingels and borrowed a saddle and bridle to ride - -JLiJTJiv ii kjkj - Cleveland Ohio home and he never came back For SaleBy V T Brooks Druggist Died At two oclock Saturday morning Mrs Bettie Miller Woolums wife of James F Woolums died after a six weeks illness of heart disease in FRAffiFORT tho twenty eighth year of her age The CINCINNATI RT funeral service was conducted by Elder of standard makes are better than new In Effect March 1 1897 P H Duncan of Ludlow at the Pres ¬ ones of low grade and occasionally can DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY byterian Church at two oclock yester- ¬ be bought for less money We have The first of American Newspa- ¬ day afternoon The remains were in ¬ pers CHAS A DANA Editor terred in the Millersburg cemetery now a few unusual bargains in EAST BOUND Is it a good piano Would you like The following gentlemen were pall-¬ Live Frankfort 630am SrOtemi W D Mclntyre Wm to exchange it for a better one bearers Arr Elkhorn 643am StfOpm Chas Martin Frank Mcfilintock Arr Switzerw 651am 702am 84Rpm LVimont D B Judy and Robt Savage The American Constitution the Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duvalls 708amJ SieSpm xne ueceasea was a aauguter 01 o American Idea the American Arr Georgetown v uara 41SiThi Miller and a brother and tw sisteis used so little as to be practically good Spirit These first last and all Live Georgetown 800am Arr jsewtown L T 812am 4U2fm and if you will answer th above ques- ¬ survive of W Frank Miller Mrs James as new-- indeed not one person in a the time forever Arr Centrevllle 822am 4Jpm Eminence and Mrs Drain Arr Elizabeth 828am 4Spm tions we will send you a copy of Cummings of Maysville Among the hundred could detect the difference Arr Paris 840am 5UfHa Musical Celebrities a booklet 5x4 relatives and friends in attendance at as they are in perfect condition Dailyby mail - 6 a year WEST BOUND inches 80 pages containg portraits of the funeral were Mr and Mrs Thos throughout We invite you to call Daily Sunday by mail 8 a year Lve Paris 20am 5tpnx Maud ArrElizabeth musicians Johnston of Covington Mrs L C early and investigate 32am 542pn thirty eight famous singers Full particu- ¬ Throckmorten Cynthiana Mrs Arr Centrevllle 3Sam 54Spm composers and Arr Newtown 48am 5o2pn Bauer Lexington Mr and Mrs J W lars cheerfully furnished Arr Georgetown 00am 610pnx and Miss Annie Woolums buyers Woolums Lve Georgetown 40am OAjpm Mention where this advertisement We are sole representatives Arr Duvalls Muir Mrs Lou Brady and daughter was seen and enclose a two cent 56am 646pm for the celebrated Arr Stamping Ground stamp for postage 10am 653pm Miss Alice Carlisle Win Kirby and Arr Swltzer STEINWAY PIANOS Saam 704pm wife Lexington Miss Mattie Thompson 35am 711pm Arr Elkhorn i Maysville Mr and Mrs E T Beeding ioam 75pm the greatest Sunday Newspaper in Co and Miss Annie T Miller Paris Mr Co the world GEO B HARPER C D BERCAW and Mrs Robert Woolums Midway lZlland 123 West Fourth Street Price5c a copy By mail 121 and 123 Vest Fourth Street Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt 2 a year Mr and Mrs Ben Robinson and Mr Fkaktoet Ky ftiuwe Address THE SUN New York CINCINNATI O Harry Burnaugh Carlisle CINCINNATI O Satardav to Jonas Wiel 32 head of ex port cattle at 465 average weight From Richmond msfissGssmssafflmwKm everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices Ve have engaged experienced expert ST mati 1116 a m 538 p wurjsuieu iu uu our worK ana insure satisiaction ana guarantee all Kflia1 ivmij o - Tn rWrl7SfltlitiiaHtfiitf Ir MODS IQ oe nrst ciass rf tlaiflTiSi J araimlflT4SyamS andseeu5ilPrxjmptatterition to all orders m r1 SS9 pT tSSM XKRIYAL OP TRAINS - fuh N R R BIGGIES BA10UGIBS f SUSIES - mWj a 435 m 742 a m mQm NON UNION - JA SjT MEANS -- J Jo iRFECTiQP ¬ t5 22 lKr JSEOTTgl PENNYROYAL P S M-OT3-s llGforI- fills lTT Have You A Piano Slightly Used Pianos TJBE SUN We Have Pianos High Grade Pianos out-of-to- The Sunday Sun Ernest Urchs Ernest Urchs - iw SSS - r 2 ELEVEN MEN r wr-tv r v afrt yn r ttJ n f V l wPrW i -- j THE BOimBdN NEWfiLWESDAT OCTOBER WEST PtflNT HIl CJ Ernest of Engineer Corps Makes SepAnnual Report Number of Cadets tember 1 1897 Was 338 largest Clam Known Washington Oct 9 Col 0 H Ern est of the engineer corps superintend- ¬ ent of the military academy at West Point has made his annual report to the secretary of war The number of cadets on September 1 1897 was 338 the largest number that has ever be- ¬ longed at any one time There are now 34 vacancies and there will be more at the end of the academic year The superintendent recommends a moderate increase over the present limit of 371 The health of the command has been decidedly better than the year before Various improvements have been made about the academy during the year The superintendent recommends that the sword master be given military rank on account of the discipline he is required to maintain over the cadets ¬ Col Ernest concludes his report by say ¬ ¬ 12 1897 TO WASH EMBROIDERED LINENS To wash embroidered linens so asnot Under Col Rotger Defeated by Gen to fade the colors fill a tub half full oi Castillos Command warm water to which add a little Ivory soap wash each piece through the Spanish Forces Xost 46 Killed and 60 suds carefully rinse in blue water to Wounded Including the Commander which a little thin starch is edded and Seven Officers Spanish Troopa Hang on the line to dry Iron on the Capture the Town of Cangre wrong side pressing down heavily Xo New York Oct 11 A dispatch to bring out the stitches thus restoring t the Herald from Tampa Fla says their original beauty ELIZA R PARKER Details of the defeat inflicted on the Spanish under Col Rotger by Gen Acting Upon It Castillo on October 5 are just to hand Miss Elder 1 have decided to buy a hus Gen Castillo Maj My ares and Col band Miss Tomme3r What on earth do you Andres Hernandez were encamped in mnnn f Col Rotger with the Carmen hills 1m TTIV nnlv 1800 men appeared before the one That seems to always heard wnv in rofc and I have that every rebels position early in the morn ¬ man has his price Judge was ing He expected and Shake Into Your Shoes the insurgents had occupied three posi- ¬ Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet tions Gen Castillo commanding the swollen and center He had two rapid fire guns It cures painful the sting smarting feet and instantly takes out of corns Myares command was the first to open bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery fire as the Spanish charged up the hill of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight Castillos guns did great execution or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure - iffcV teV r iVs T - A VOLUME Embodying Annua Reports ofthjSfe suls Uponfthe Trade Conditions Arrested Charged With Criminally As- ¬ CONFESSIONS Minor and Greer Tell of the Assault on Mrs Gleason Startling Assertion That Only Three of the Men Arrested Are Guilty THE SPANIARDS HOW Br V saulting a Young Covington Bride V T- threats of Lynching Became - K ViV rt2v J That it Was Deemed Advisable to Re ¬ move the Men The Grand Jury Will Act on the Case October 19 so General Maysville KyOct 9 Dad Minor has made a full statement Sheriff In Their Districts Being Prepared Wflr Plummers long interview with him Publication An jsieccric avaixwayjji late Thursday night resulted in that if Hanover The Swiss Watch TradS Decreasing isottnne arrives 3 - 7 C i e V- t -- men - Mrs Thomas Gleason of Covington a bride of but a few weeks was dragged from her iius band while they were walking on the Alexandria pike back of this city near George Kellars farm about 730 oclock Wednesday night and assaulted by 11 8 Newport Ky Oct J Ejff - -- rt - - v- George Greer and Dad Meiner were arrested by Sergt Reilly shortly after the assault and Thursday morning Officer Matthews brought rt ill K-r-- iv - T JE - - ward Binding Mrs Gleason All live in Newport and husband Wednesday night said they could positively identify Dad Meiner and George Greer as the two men who first halted them on the pike As the news of the terrible deed spread a crowd began to collect at the Newport court house Thursday morn- - Meiner John Meyer Dick Bushmiller and Cooper Mitler and Officer Sternler arrested Red Bushmiller and Ed ¬ in Matt v - K JV I h fi I I i for Sheriff Plum¬ Capt Merry Will Be Keceived as Minister mer to clear the corridors of the court- ¬ The state department has been in house at 930 a m correspondence for some time with the ¬ Mrs Gleason said Thursday that 12 authorities in Nicaragua respecting men were about her in the field but the recognition there of Capt Wm M that she fainted after she hud been re- ¬ Merry who was appointed minister to peatedly assaulted that country as well as Salvador and The men accused are between the Costa Rica As a result it can now be ages of 23 and 31 years stated that the objections that were at Mrs Gleason is only 17 years old first broached by the Nicaraguan gov- ¬ Judge Bennetts courtroom was ernment against the appointment have packed almost to suffocation during been entirely removed and that Capt the preliminary hearing Mrs Gleason Merry will be received as United was the first witness She detailed the States minister story related above When she pointed Transfer of Congressional Library Com- ¬ Electric Railway in Hanover out Meiner as the man who had the re- ¬ pleted ¬ From Hanover comes an accountof volver he leaped to his feet and shouted The transfer of the congressional liprove his innocence He brary from the capitol to the new the installation of an electric railway that he could said it was another man whom he library building has been completed for handling heavy freight sugges- ¬ How The library has been closed since the tions for placing American tools in named who drew the revolver He an- ¬ 1st of August and it is claimed that Germany and talk of an opening tfor you know he was asked do swered that that was what some of the the removal with the incidental dis- ¬ breakfast cereals The consul at Bar- ¬ men had told him placement and packing of books pa-¬ celona reports upon the trade of Spain Meiner made contradictory state- ¬ pers etc is the quickest ever made in as affected by the Cuban war upon the ments in his testimony First he said so extensive a library Many of the Spanish womans aversion to the bi he was out in town to get a keg of books have been put in place and it is C3rclc and upon tariff and financial beer at the time the assault took expected that the new library will questions From nearby Santo Do- place Later he admitted that he had very soon be opened to the public mingo comes a report 01 railway ae velopment of tariff changes and a been out the Alexandria pike He said Meeting Cabinet comparison of European and American he saw a lot of men out there but he 9 Washington Oct The cabinet was not one of the crowd Gleason was in session for an hour and a half credit systems The Swiss Watch Trade said the man who drew the revolver Friday all members being present ex- ¬ cr wore a slouch hat Meiner had on a cept Secretary Gage Foreign affairs The depressing effects of American derby when arrested Meiner said he did not occupy much of the time and competition upon the Swiss watch recognized Greer and Duhfoss in the the discussion was devoted mostly to trade is described by the consul Tat vcrowd out the pike the forthcoming annual reports of the Geneva who also tails of the prefer- ¬ ¬ Judge Helm Commonwealth Attor several heads of the departments ence for American bicycles and of the ney Lockhart Sheriff Plummer and These reports or an abstract of them growing demand for American canned California fruits and sole County Judge Bennett held a confer- ¬ are desired by the president so that goods 1 p m Thursday and it was they may be discussed in his annual leather ence at The leather trade is also decided not to have a special grand message to congress treated by the consul at Bristol a trade center and he adds a chapter jury but await the one at Alexandria Presidential Appointments 19 which convenes October Washington Oct 9 The president on bacon that should be interest ¬ O was th Three p m over the C appointed George H Bridgeman of ing to hog raisers and packerssfbe time and route decided upon to take New York minister to Bolivia Am-¬ cause of the technical hints ttppirl v to growing and curing fthe accusedthe Maysville trial Mrs brose E Nawlin collector of internal¬ market The inroads for the English During preliminaiy that American revenue for the Sixth district of InGleason was given a test to identify diana and David W Henry collector lead pencils are making into the form- ¬ the men charged with the crime of internal revenue for the Seventh erly exclusively German foreign mar The prisoners were placed in various district of Indiana kets is the subject of a chapter in the parts of the courtroom in the crowd report of the consul at Nuremburg Extension of the Money Order System and in each instance Mrs Gleason pos- ¬ Washington Oct 9 The post office the consulate at Stratford reports upon itively identified the prisoners department has adopted a policy of corn and barbed wire and the consul Greer testified that he was with Mei ¬ general extension of the money order at Coaticock throws out some hints to ner going out the pike but did not see system First Assistant Postmaster Gen- ¬ American newspaper publishers as to the couple eral Heath believes that any post office the means of obtaining a sale of their George Youtsey keeper of the toll wanting money order facilities should publications in the dominion gate and Ed Huber testified to seeing be given them Complaints have been Prince Botkine in Washington Greer and Meiner passing the tollgate constantly filed by business houses that Washington Oct 11 Prince BotGreer and Meiner told conflicting sto- ¬ their correspondents at villages are un- kine the Russian delegate to the inter- ¬ ries in their testimony able to send money orders because their national seal conference to be held in All the other prisoners denied having post offices have no such facilities this city in a few weeks has arrived been out the pike During the past fiscal year almost 27 here He is the first of the foreign After hearing all the evidence Judge 000000 money orders were issued delegates to reacli Washington 01 the Bennett announced that he would bind amounting to little less than 200000 two experts who are to assist tiim Dad Meiner and George Greer over 000 The international money orders Commercial Agent Routkowsky is al-¬ to the grand jury in So 000 each and the issued during the year purchased prin ready here and Mr Grebnitzky the other eight under 33000 bond each But cipally by workmen sending money to governor of the Commander seal ishe made a more careful examination of friends or relatives in foreign coun ¬ lands is expected verjr soon Prince the statutes and then held all of the tries amounted to 15000000 while Botkine says the seals on the Com- ¬ men to the grand jury without bond the amounts drawrn on the United mander islands suffer from pelagic Greer was drunk and said he was States by foreign countries did not ex ¬ sealing as do those of the Pribylov is- ¬ ready for trial at once lands and Russia is anxious for some ceed 5000000 A few minutes after the prisoners amicable arrangement for their preser- ¬ were bound over Circuit Judge Helm LIFE SUSTAINED vation into whose care they passed stated For Eive Days By Means Appointments by the President of Artificial Res¬ Washington Oct 11 The president that he would send all of them to the pirationMay Recover Maysville jail Thursday afternoon tc St Paul Minn Oct 9 Sustaining Saturday made the following appoint- ¬ avoid the possibilities of a lynching life for five days by means of artificial ments Consuls John C Ingersoll of Judge Helm will impanel a special respiration with a prospect of ulti ¬ Illinois at Copenhagen Denmark Jogrand jury at once seph T Hoke of West Virginia at mately saving the life of The community is terribly wrought what has been done inthe patient is Windsor Nova Scotia W Irvin Shaw ¬ the up over the affair and threats of lynch pital Last week a domesticcity hos- of Pennsylvania at Barranquilla Co-¬ named ing the miscreants are freely made Anderson was brought to the city hos- ¬ lombia Henry Brendel collector of The excitement is far more intense pital in a serious condition and Sat¬ customs for the district of Buffalo than that caused by the finding of the urday night City Physician Ancker Creek N Y David N N Comingore body of headless Pearl Bryan over a was called when she appeared to bo collector of internal revenue for the year ago It can hardly be conceived dying Assisted by an attendant he Sixth district of Kentucky Maj Wil- ¬ that a crime so fiendish could be per ¬ produced artificial respiration by liam R Livermore corps of engineers petrated in an enlightened community working the arms and this has been member of the Nicaragua canal comThe men charged with the crime are kept up as it had the mission mostly of bad character and that quick effect of steadily sincegirl alive Fri- ¬ keeping the Street Car Hurled From the Track justice will be meted out to them is as ¬ day Dr Ancker stated that there seem- ¬ Elgin 111 Oct 11 A well filled sured by the authorities The penalty ed to be a chance for street car on the State street line of for criminal assault in this state i The disease is said to be her recoverv ¬ the city railway was parlaudrins hurled from the death alysis a very rare disease due to track by a Chicago Northwestern Maysville Ky Oct 8 Sheriff poison generated in the blood train at 8 oclock Sunday night Three Plummer and posse arrived in this city people were The escape of with the ten prisoners at 525 p m Fever Epidemic Near West Union W Va the passengers injured death is miracufrom When the train arrived here nearly 500 West Union W Va Oct 9 An epi ¬ lous people were awaiting it at Market demic of fever six miles south of hers hurled The car was lifted bodily and to one side landing pn its street and here there was intense ex ¬ is causing consternation among the in- ¬ wheels and half demolished citement Several of the crowd want ¬ habitants Physicians differ as to the Death of Thomas WDliam Adams ed to handle the men roughly and kinds of fever some claiming it is tyNew York Oct 11 Thomas William there were cries of Lets take them phoid while two of the most promi- ¬ They were landed in jail safelr how ¬ nent physicians in the state claim it is Adams who was prominent in the ever a mild type of yellow fever Thirty Tammany society 45 years ago and There was no undue excitement her e one deaths have occurred in the past 18 who was chairman of the committee after the prisoners had been locked up days Tie citizens of this townare which escorted the body of President Little knots of people congregated on demanding that the board of health Monroe to Richmond Va died athis the streets and discussed the affair but quarantine against it Action will be home in Brooklyn Sunday aged 75 years there was no signs of an outbreak taken at once t A Loan for Railway Construction Death of Egbert Starr Breaker Hands Strike London Oct 11 A dispatch to the New York Oct Egbert Starr n Hazleton Pa Oct 9 The Lehigh Times from Santiago de Chili says that of this city for over sixty resident and Wilkesbarre Coal Cos breaker a German syndicate has offered to the years and one of the most prominent merchants of three decades ago died at employes are again on a strike They Chilian government 3100000000 pesos his home Thursday aged 84 years His were given their checks Friday and at i4 per cent interest to be invested gifts to Middlebury college are esti- ¬ are to be paid Saturday afternoon but exclusively in the construction of rail-¬ when the breaker hands found that ways The offer is favorably received mated to have amounted to 100000 they had been granted less than what Weyler Will Bo Recalled Curative Serum for Yellow Fever they claim they were promised Oct 8 It is semi officially time of the settlement of the at the Madrid London Oct 11 A dispatch to the recent announced Thursday that Capt Gen strike the v refused to work and say Times from Montevideo says thatiProf Vc3rler will be recalled from Cuba this that if the dffieials offer no satisfactory ouuurmii wno Qiscovereu xne yeiiow month and that it is probable the txplanatiou or give no advance the fever bacillus announces the discovery v Cortes will be dissolved in December Another disbatch 500 men of this company who were of a curative serum and a new parliament convoked in ut during the late difficulty says that the locusts have reappeared will again in the r March north and west of Uruguay e idle -- ill It became necessary I have to report that the military academy is doing the work assigned to it as thoroughly now as at any period of its history Its equipment is better than it ever was before and its pro- ¬ fessors and officers are characterized by the same ability industy zeal and patriotism for which they have always been distinguished ing Washington Oct 11 The bureaujgf foreign commerce of the state depart ment is just now busily engaged inSe preparation for publication of thefol ume known as Commercial Relations of the United States embodyingm nual reports from United States con- ¬ suls in every country in the world upon the trade conditions in their respective districts Within the past three ySra the quality and the value of Jjiis annual publication to the businessm terests of the country have improved in an astonishing degree owingjftp careful selection of material patient suggestion to consuls of information likely to be desired and the addition of a compendious and thorough revifeiw prepared by the chief of the bureau setting out conclusions as to general trade tendencies that may be impar7 tially drawn from the vast storeTpf matter supplied by the consuls JjtA Volume of Iarge Scope forthcoming volume is of larger The scope even than its predecessors and instead of being little more thanthe dry compilation of figures thatfit formerly was the Commercial Relations for 189G 97 will present a mass of information of such variety asTto be valuable and interesting not only to exporting merchants but to public men to manufacturers and to tech- ¬ nical workers An indication of the character of the work is affordedby the extracts that have been made from the reports received within the last week only and have been given the benefit of advance publication - nothing else Minors statement was put down in writing- and signed by him without much hesitation in the presence of witnesses In this state- ¬ ment thus made Minor fully exoi erates seven of the men under arrest with him implicating two others now locked up and six more men whose names have been given to the authori- ¬ ties His confession is full and complete in detail and he gives every particular of the assault His written statement is now in the hands of Sheriff Plummer and in the event of Minor repudiating his statement in court the written state- ¬ ment will be offered in evidence The two men under arrest whoin Minor implicates are said be Geooge Greer and Elwood Hending The names of the others still at large are for the present withheld as the officers expect to apprehend them soon Early Friday morning Ed Hending one of the prisoners sent for Judge Wadsworth and made a clean breast of his connection with the affair He said that the only actually guilty men in the crowd were himself Dad Minor and George Greer He says there were three others in the ten who were present but did not participate in the crime Minor and Greer were seen and both acknowledged that they were guilty George Greer sent for Judge Wads worth Friday morning and made a clean breast of the entire affair He says Dad Minor Ed Hending and himself were the only ones among the ten arrested who were actually guilty of assaulting Mrs Gleason John Shannon Wm Schorle and John Duh foff were present but did not participate actively in the crime Hubert Mittler Frank and Henry Buschmiller and Frank Minor were not present Dad Minor and Ed Hending corroborate Greers story Covington Ky Oct 8 Detective James Gaffney to whom Greer claims to have made a confession was seen at police headquarters at noon Friday and admitted that Greer had told him of the entire affair before he Greer was taken to Maysville Thursday Gaffney said that Greer afternoon told him that there were nine men in the party including him self Dad Minor Croxon and Hen ding They had met at the end of the bridge and split up into small parties to follow Mr and Mrs Gleason The rest is known Greer stated further that the four men mentioned are the only ones under arrest who were im-¬ plicated in the crime and that the other five still are at liberty Detective Gaffney has the names of the others and will arrest them as soon as ¬ ¬ ¬ v ¬ ¬ and the Spaniards retired in con- ¬ fusion After rallying his men Rot ger ordered another charge In the second attack Rotgr fell wounded and his men lost heart and retired The Spaniards lost 40 killed and GO wTounded including their commander and seven officers Gen Castillo still holds his position Rebels under command of Col Lazo attacked the town of Cangre in Pinar del Rio before sunrise on October G and after sacking several stores and setting fire to the place the insurgents hanged two volunteers and four Cubans who had acted as guides to the Spanish troops On the approach of a Spanish column under Gen Lono the rebels fled Can ¬ gre is within two or three miles of Pinar del Rio city and the inhabitants of that city are greatly frightened The Cuban government has bestowed especial honors on Gen Calixto Garcia for the capture of Victoria do las Tunas The military commander of Metuna del Sur has been replaced by Gen Weylers orders The commander captured a rebel captain and placed him in a cell without taking away his machette When the warden carried food to the captain the latter struck him down rushed out and macheted four guards who attempted to bar his progress There have been so many deaths from disease and starvation in Guan abacoa a suburb of Havana that in order to bury the dead in the cemeteries the authorities have been com- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 that said that a womans best friend was her dressmaker He Probably the dressmaker Tit Bits To Cure n Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Guess from Experience She Who was When the baby cries in a crowd a mar ¬ ried man tries to do something for it The unmarried man thinks it is a nuisance Washington Democrat Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa mm Fits stopped free and permanently cured Iso fits after first days use of Dr Klines When a rich mans boys dont succeed people always enjoy it Washington Dem- ¬ ocrat ii Pisos Cure for Consumption relieves the most obstinate coughs Rev D BucU mueller Lexington Mo Feb 24 91 he is carrying a lot of millinery A man never feels as awkward as when ton Democrat Washing ¬ Hot or cold Neuralgias the same St Jacobs Oil cures the same Hades must be like a big hotel in the crowded season Yes without fire es- ¬ capes Harlem Life A slip a fall a sprain laid Up St Jacobs Oil the cure An empty purse and a misers heart aie two of the hardest tilings in the world to fill ¬ ¬ pelled to exhume bodies which have been less than a year under ground Rams Horn Halls Catarrli Cure Is taken internally Price 75c COASTING STEAMSHIPS Contracts to Be Ijet for the Construction Some people dont care how worthless an of Two or Possibly Four of the Fleetest article is so it is expensive Washington for Trade Between New York Cuba and Democrat Mexico ¬ - possible TERRIBLE CONFESSION Gustave Muller Murdered Fourteen Wives His Parents and One Child Rotterdam Oct 9 A man named Gustave Muller has surrendered to the city police confessing the murder of his wife and child As proof of the truth of his confession he iroclucel ¬ ¬ from his pocket four human ears The police on searching his house found the two bodies Muller subse ¬ quently confessed that he had also killed his parents mutilating their reGEN WEYLER mains in the same fashion and then he made the astonishing statement that Will Return to Spain Immediately Gen Is the best in fact tne One True Blood Purifier Castcllanos Will Direct Affairs Until Gen he had similarly disposed of 14 wives Wrrr1c D5lc the liverfamily cathartic Blancos Arrival 1IUUU 5 a lfiiS and best stimulant f jc whom he had married in various parts Madrid Oct 11 Capt Gen Blanco of the world TESSAS will sail for Cuba on the 15th and Capt ¬ Within a few days a contract will be awarded to Delaware river shipbuilders for the con struction of two and possibly four of the fleetest coasting steamships flying the American flag The ships will be built to the order of the bidders for theUnited States mail contract between New York Havana Cuba and Tuxpam Mexico and an expenditure of 1200 000 will be involved Each ship will be at least 4000 tons register and about 4S feet beam 21 C feet deep and from 370 to 400 feet long The new craft are to be built under the special inspection so as to comply with the regulations of the United States government as laid dow for auxiliary cruisers Oct 11 ¬ Philadelphia Pa When lumbago sets in St Jacobs Oil Sets out to cure and cures it Bargains are never offered us until it is too late to do us any good Washington Democrat ever Being peculiar in combination proportion and process Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses peculiar curative power It ab- ¬ solutely and permanently cures all dis- ¬ eases originating in or promoted by impure blood Remember ¬ That Hoods Sarsaparilla cures when all other medicines fail to do any good what- ¬ It Is True arsaparllla - SS- ¬ ¬ Gov Pingrees Return New Yokk Oct 9 On the Red D line steamer Venezuela which arrived hero Friday from Venezuelan ports was Gov H S Pingree of Michigan Gov Pingree looked the picture of perfect health He said it was his first vacation in nine years and he had enjoyed the trip immensely He met President- ¬ elect Andrade and dined with him at his country seat He was most favora- ¬ bly impressed with Senor Andrade who appeared to be a broad minded ¬ Gen Weyler will mediately Gen Castellanos assuming the direction of affairs in the island The Marquis until Blancos arrival return to Spain im- ¬ SPEAK THE TRUTH cJks4tte De Leon de Ahumada who was Capt Gen Wey lers second in command has resigned At a meeting of the cabinet Saturday it was decided to send re inforcements to the Philippine Islands Marshal Primo Rivera who succeeded Gen Blanco as governor General of the Philippines will be recalled immediate ¬ ¬ having Saved my Life 6 years ago when I was down with Liver Complaint and Tex writes I act a widow and can strongly recommend Dr SI A Sim- ¬ mons Iiiver Medicine it Kidney Disease I think it a far better medicine than that made by Zeilin and Black Draught liberal statesman Gov Pingree left for home at six oclock Friday night ly ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ noon occurred the exercises dedicatory of the Bradley Polytechnic institute to which a wealthy Peoria lady Mrs Lydia Bradley has given 2500000 The building is a very handsome and spacious one of white stone and near ¬ by is another large edifice of the same material which will be occupied by an horological institute under the control of the same board of trustees A num ber of prominent educators from abroad including college presidents were in attendance Gen Blanco Weylers Successor Madrid Oct 9 The cabinet has de cided upon the immediate recall of Gen A decree will be Weyler from Cuba issued appointing Capt Gen Blanco Y Arenas marquis of Pena Platta gov erno general of the island The queen regent will sign the decree Saturday Accprding to El Heraldo 20000 rein- ¬ forcements will accompany Gen Blan- ¬ co to Cuba ¬ Bradley Polytechnic Institute Dedicated icle says that the fate of the crew of steam whaler Navarch of New Peoria HI Oct 9 Friday after ¬ the was wrecked Perished in the Arctic Ocean San Francisco Oct 11 The Chron- ¬ in the Bedford which Arctic on August 11 is no longer in doubt As is already known the captain his wife and the first and fourth officers who succeeded in escaping from the vessel after she was caught in the ice were picked up by the United States revenue cutter Bear The other 30 men on board the ill fated vessel were supposed to have perished ¬ During the period of gestation the tension upon the muscles ana ligaments of the womb is greatly increased and the blood vessels are taxed to their utmost If there is any tendency to uneasiness or pain wo recommend frequent warm injections of our Mexican Female Remedy and two or three doses every day of Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Wine This treatment will strengthen the ligaments will assist in holding the uterus in place lessen pain make the uterus more pliable and elastic and prepare the organs for the final effort It also lessens the danger of death to child and mother and fortifies her against liability to convulsions flooding and other danger ¬ ous symptoms and with ordinary prudence guarantees a rapid recovery LJm M Gestation New Orleans Oct 11 The fever situation here grew no better Sun ¬ Early in the evening there day was a promise that Saturdays record would be equaled if it was not exceed- ¬ New cases appeared in various ed portions of the city many of them however being reported in houses where there was already infection There wrere five deaths and in one case the fatality occurred not long after the report of the case was brought to the New Orleans Fever Condition No Better fSSM - 1 OTV fS I is - M Indigestion and Torpid Iiiver Have used it 10 years and recommend it to my friends and they all praise it I think there is as much difference be tween it and Zeilins and ¬ A Simmons Xiver Medicine is the best in the world for BDJousness Celeste Tex says Dr day and night ThedfordV as between attention of the board Anaemia is a condition often called pov ¬ erty of blood from deficiency of tho red corpuscles which give to this fluid its char ¬ Paleness -- w Monroe La Oct 9 Pat Paine the wife murderer was hanged privately at 230 Friday afternoon in the JaU He asserted his innoeence yard here to the last Earthquake Shocks New Madrid Mo Oct 9 Friday at 5 am an earthquake shock was felt here but no damage was done New Madrid was the scene of a violent earthquake in 1811 when a great part of the land in the entire county sank several feet and was overflowed by water from the MississippL To Succeed Scnor Dupuy do Lome Wife Murderer Hanged Sioux City la Oct 11 This section of the country had a good rain Sunday the firsttin many weeks Reports from Numerous northwestern points tell of good showers many weeks of terrific drought a good hard rain began falling in this city Good Showers in Iowa Nashville Tenn Much Needed Rain in Nashville Oct 11 After and the surrounding country at 10 oclock with indications pointing to a continuance for several hours It will prove of immense benefit not only in the city but in the country Insurrection in Aslatio Turkey ¬ nnill M 111 gU U linillWl 11 mM acteristic color It arisen from insufficiency of assimilation of the proper materials of food to replenish tho blood as in chlorotio have It may firls suffered occur in persons who or in with hemorrhoids women from repeated discharges of blood from tho uterus The lips and tongue loseT their natural red color and become white and the face looks like wax The most efficient remedy for this condi ¬ tion is Dr Simmono Squaw Vino Wine Tho improvement produced by ita use ia frequently almoBt magical an enfeebled hearty becomco strong and equablo ia its action digestion improves the lips and checks lose thoir pallor and the eye be ¬ comes bright and tho step clastic Mil 1 and AVhtkey Habit cured nt homo wltnout imln Book oi PiijUciilarasentFItEE BM NVOOLlEYMD Atlanta Ga RET RIPU fWIOXLY Srnd for Book Intentions Wanted UL1 nlUn y EDGAR TATE CO 243 Broadway X5wYorlc w Constantinople Oct 11 It is ru Madrid Oct 9 Among the diplo ¬ mored here that there has been a seri- ¬ matic changes reported here as being ous Arab rising at Bassorah in the Imminent is that the duke of Almor 1 1 mr -- Pashalik of Bagdad Asiatic Turkey flova or Senor Muruaga will replace and droops have been snt to suppress Senor Dunnv de Lome as Spanish min- - the insurrection ister to the United States mm BCK OmsmiM uotut in ume All fISF flU SvrarO- - TAatoxi Onnd 911 31 as X VIZI TTm Sold by drugsiets f J THE BOTJEBON NEWS WHEN 6CHOOL IS OUT When school is out I shall go home she said And all my heartache will be comforted When school is out she said once more My tired head upon my mothers breast -- And feel her tender cheek against it pressed And there at last I shall find perfect rest When school is out she said I know Ill meet Dancing for joy along the golden street My little child my babe so stainless sweet Who went to Heaven before his dimpled ---- TUEY jy nT 1 00TOBETR 12 1897 Ill rest feet Had ever learned in earthly paths to go Nor pressed the violets nor trod the snow Oh I will clasp him close and I shall know Those kisses that I taught him long ago Lifes weary lessons all are learned she said And school is out We bent and she was dead Mrs McVean Adams in S S Times Y rt J The Old Silver Trail BY MARY E STICKNEY Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co A1 S V rj - - - ly an unfortunate misunderstanding which in retrospect should be consid- SSggsSSSlJy creditable to both sides rom this he went on to show how the Mascot vein had developed an richness with depth until envy had cast its evil eye upon a neighbors pros- ¬ perity showing how the Grub stake mine had been relocated the trend of its side lines so changed that a larger section of the Mascots rich territory miight be covered by the intersection of the two lodes if it could be said that there were two lodes For he would undertake to prove the speaker went on to declare that never had any mineral been discovered in this so called Grubstake lode until after this relocation tihey would show that the present management of the Grubstake mine mining men of acknowledged skill and experience had sunk a shaft upon ground revealing no smallest vein of mineral ground utterly barren and experiment of which the merest tyro in mining could scarcely be guiltj without tihe set purpose which became apparent when from that unpromising shaft a drift went creeping out to the westward a drift which to the un initiated must have seemed no less destitute of rational design than the work ai the outset since it followed no lead ¬ ¬ ¬ CHAPTER X Continued When court convened again at two oclock there were still no tidings of the missing inan and Donald Bartels never more icily calm began his un- ¬ equal contest in the spirit of Travis at the battle of the Alamo Of words he must build his only bulwark talking against time He began his address to the jury with careful description of the locations of the two mines describing with minute particularity the Mascot lode its dip and trend the width be- ¬ tween foot and hanging wall and the character of its ore He waxed elo- ¬ quent in the stor of Harvey Neils long time of toil on the bleak hillside through storm and sunshine summer and winter handicapped by poverty and even more by his boyish inexperi ¬ ence bravely keeping on even when at times scarce so much as 1 slice of bacon remained between him and starvation So pathetic was his word picture of this weary time of working and waiting that a couple of mining men on the jury who had perhaps suffered similar ex- ¬ periences in that same gambling game with nature were visibly affected their faces brightening sympathetically whe n the speaker went on to tell of the rich strike which at last had promised mete reward for all that had gone before Skillfully the clever speaker skimmed the surface of the troublous times with the miners afterward paying shrewd tribute to the avowed aims of the union while at the same time delicately up ¬ holding the man who would not dis- ¬ charge a faithful and efficient work- ¬ man at the behest of any man prefer ¬ ring to run the gauntlet of recrimina- ¬ tion and enmity rather than be recreant to his conception of an employers duty summarizing the whole matter as mere- ¬ ing manager had been forced to go be yond his side lines for the rich pick ¬ ings he was after The speaker quoted further from the case of the Iron Silver versus the Elgin Mining company in which tihe supreme court had explicitly declared that if the locator does not make the explorations necessary to ascertain the true course of his vein and draws hU end lines ignorantly he must bear the consequences The owner of the Grubstake the speaker declared his voice vibrant with sar ¬ casm had perhaps made the mistake of his life when he had failed to jump the Mascot out and out but it was an in ¬ stance of short sightedness almost un- ¬ paralleled in the history of a gentleman whose peculiar methods had contrib ufted so much of the spice of variety to the mining annals of Colorado And from this he passed on to the mining history of the state to the first discov- ¬ eries of the precious metals with an eloquent tribute to the hardy endurance and courage of the pioneers citing sev- ¬ eral of the first rich strikes and slipping in a story in which everybody over- ¬ looked the irrevelance for the fun that was in it The mining conditions next occupied his attention in his zeal to make all clear to the now somewhat restless jury going back quite to the palezotic age He quoted voluminously from Haydens survey he carefully ex ¬ plained the difference between the water worn sedimentary rocks and the crystalline structure of the igneous going on to describe the differing char- ¬ acteristics of the metamorphosed sedi- ¬ mentary rocks of the Cambrian Silurian and carboniferous series until the gap ing jury first amazed at such show o erudition were presently yawning for sheer weariness Bight manfully he held his ground until it appeared clear that another word would make his case forever abhorred in the minds of thas unhappy six resuming his seat at last in complacent consciousness that it lacked but 12 minutes of four oclock With the four witnesses at hand he felt sure of using up the remaining time be- ¬ fore court adjourned while before nine ¬ ¬ so unexpectedly lean that the enterpris ¬ the method in which madness only be coming clear when that drift cut into a tiny fault or fissure which had pre- ¬ ¬ Si Mascots rich ore body although even then they had not ventured to reveal their purpose by cutting into the Mascot workings preferring rather to delve in the wealth they had opened up beyond where they might work un detected for the time They could show ¬ jraking a turn at this point into the viously been uncovered in the Mascot lianging wall Then it was that the Grubstake claimed a true fissure vein covery so called a man influenced no less by personal enmity toward his late employer than through zeal for the man who now paid him wage to do such dirty work From this he went on to quote the decision of the supreme court of the United States in the case as determining the extra of any true vein intersecting the Mas- ¬ lateral rights of the mine owner ar cot at this point Further under an guing that even if through ignorance order from the court he had some or willful blindness to the truth this months before made an examination of fault in the rock which constituted the the Grubstake property finding there Grubstakes only real claim to discov ¬ no true lead except a small knife blade ery could be considered a true vein its seam which had been opened up in direction running as it did across the the 130 foot level which was not in evi- ¬ side lines of the Mascot effectually dence in the present case The rich barred the Grubstake owner of any ore body claimed by the mine all lay extra lateral rights whatever in that within the territory of the Mascot ac- ¬ so called discovery In relocating the cess thereto having been gained by fol ¬ claim plainly the intent had been to lowing as a true lead the slip or fault bring the richest portion of the Mascot in the Mascots hanging wall as afore ¬ territory within the Grubstake side said But although he had much to lines but nature had been so inconsid- ¬ say this gentleman spoke with a swift erate as to put that little slip in the directness that consumed little time hanging wall just a few feet too far Mr Criley proposed a few questions toward the east and thus the Grub ¬ 1o some of which Bartels interposed stake drift for obvious reason planned technical objectionsrthereby using up to enter the Mascot territory at such a a few minutes in wordy controversy as to tbe lawiithecase while he further workings had first come into ground keptf lie witness inhVfehftir tfor redi Amy-Silver--smi- the Mascot at the time this small fault in the hanging wall was uncovered had had full direction of the Grubstake workings which led to the latter dis ihat a man employed as foreman on ¬ th oyer his desk with a frown to protest against such useless repetition It now lacked but 13 minutes of being five oclock however and it was with an air of buoja nt cheerfulness that Bar ¬ tels called his last witness to the stand So far he felt the day was his But before three words liad been spoken it was clear that this last wit- ¬ ness an assayer from the local smelter for some reason would rather have been excused He reluctantly admitted that he had made assays from both the Mas ¬ cot and the Grubstake ores He could not deny that they were similar in character but he did not remember that he had ever said that in his opinion they came from the same vein He did not know why he should have said any- ¬ thing like that it was understood at the smelter that business was not to be talked outside moreover he could not say now that he did think they had come from the same vein Ore from ad ¬ jacent mines was eommonly quite sim- ¬ ilar As to whether the Grubstake had been shipping high grade ore of late he could not say only the superintendent of the smelter could tell that he kept run of the lots that came in The wit- ¬ ness had made most of the assays of late but quite commonly the samples had been simply numbered so that he had no means of knowing from which mine they came Again Mr Criley smilingly waived the privilege oE cross examination and Bartels saw the wit-¬ ness leave the chair with a feeling that his cause had gained nothing by this tes- ¬ timony beyond the consumption of time But it was now six minutes be¬ yond the regular hour of adjournment and he felt measurably content as he ad- ¬ dressed the court making a motion that the jury be taken through the workings of both mines the next dajr a motion promptty denied Each side in con- ¬ troversy his honor declared was at lib- ¬ erty to bring into court such maps drawings or other documentary evi- ¬ dence as might be thought necessary to make clear- - to the jury the points in dispute but he saw no reason for wast ¬ ing the time of the court in what would oclock the next morning he felt that be simply a day of junketing in the something must be discovered of Harvey mountains As Bartels had ceased to look for any Neil sur- ¬ The first witness for the plaintiff was favor from the court he was not wise the surveyor who had made the original prised nor in any glance cast down as at the clock location for the Grubstake as well as with a reassuring he resumed his seat But a surprise wTas the Mascot lode He produced a note- ¬ book from which he read entries made in regard to the properties some ten years before He thought the boundary lines of the Mascot as there entered were the same as appeared in the United States patent of a later date but it wTas some time before he appeared to be perfectly sure He mumbled in his speech and appeared to be on the verge of mental wreck whenever a new question was put to him than which noth ¬ ing could have been more satisfactory to Donald Bartels at the present juncture The unhappy gentleman was encour- ¬ aged to take his time and although Mr Criley courteously waived the privilege of cross examination fully 25 minutes had been used up before a hatchet-faced man in mining garb took1 his place upon the stand He had been one of the original locators of the Grubstake claim and he ruefully ex- ¬ plained how he and his partner had conducted their unprofitable experi- ¬ ment under spiritual direction He re- ¬ lated with sly appreciation of the en ¬ tertainment he was affording that they In the name ol heaven where have you boonp he cried had persevered in their work until they had not so much to live upon as in store for him as now the judge leaned the smell of an oiled rag when he over his desk again imperturbably gaz- ¬ made his partner a present of his share ing over the heads of the company in the old tunnel and pulled out Kb while he deliberately announced that they had never discovered any min- ¬ owing to the pressure of other business eral to speak of he disgustedly de- ¬ and the desirability of hastening the clared they had struck a horse of case before the courtthey would not ad ¬ black granite that was almost as hard journ that evening until six oclock as flint the first thing and in his opin-¬ Gentlemen you may go on with the ion it went straight through the moun- ¬ case he courteously added with an tain at all events they had never seen unseeing glance at Bartels the end of it He had never mined There was a murmur of exclamation under spirit direction before or since in the back of the room and the clerk it had been his partner who had got v ooden faced and indifferent mechani ¬ him into that scrape and he grimly cally beat his gavel upon the table cry- ¬ averred that he didnt want no more ing And then Silence in the court of it in his to the great delight of the his face grown rather jrnle the attorney appreciative idlers in the back of the for the plaintiff arose and said If the room Mr Criley had a few questions court please on account of the absence to ask of this witness but could elicit oi material witnesses I find myself un ¬ nothing tending to show that the Grub- ¬ able to maintain the issues of this case stake as originally located had devel- ¬ and am therefore compelled to submit oped anything even remotely suggest¬ to a voluntary non suit I will there ¬ ing the mineral of its present shipment fore move the court to dismiss this suit But half an hour remained to be dis- ¬ without prejudice posed of when the next witness took the Mr Criley was at once upon his feet chair a mining engineer and expert demanding that the court overrule this whose reputation stood second to none motion and instruct the jury to find a in the state He had carefully exam ¬ verdict for the defendant in view of the ined the Mascot mine its surface ground fact that no evidence had been produced and workings and he would state that in support of the allegations upon it was unquestionably a true fissure which that suit was brought but his vein with foot and hanging walls most honor after examining the statutes clearly defined He described the char with evident reluctance stated that un ¬ acter of the country rock the width der the law the plaintiff was entitled to between walls direction and dip of the a non suit if he saw fit to take it The vein demonstrating the character of case was therefore dismissed at the cost its ore by certain sxjeciniens which of the plaintiff but without prejudice after objections on the part of Mr You got out of that pretty well Bar- ¬ ¬ Criley were given to the jury for ex- tels laughed Criley with an air of amination He described the fault bland condescension when five minutes which occurred in the hanging wall of later they were going down the court ¬ the mine explaining by what natural house stairs Bather an awkward fix agency it had been occasioned declar- ¬ for you too and a strange thing all ing very positively that he had been around having a client leave you in the able to discover no evidences whatever lurch like that but perhaps you have ¬ rect examination until the judge leaned ignoring the lawyers question aiwflBweing from the others face that 1 rignt ne quietly added Well riljB8 walk on to the office with you theijp turning to the man who had ac companied him with a few words of di rection about his horse They went a few steps in silence Bartels eyeing his clieai expectantly for the explanation hefelt sure must come but Neil appar ¬ ently had no idea that anything was called for on his side Well he ex¬ claimed presently tell me all abou I were a woman I think I should be jwmply dying with curiosity Pthink I am pretty close to that condition without being a woman re- ¬ torted the lawyer with rather a steamed laugh Where on earth have ¬ ¬ rival had aroused suddosc im adjourned he tentatively ob- - I But wot did ye run fur wen the woman come to the door I thought youd faced too many of em to be skeered off by a womans tongue Tuff old Knutt Iwuzntafeerd of her tongue but she come at me with a hatpin Chicago Tribune Can They Stand This Lives of Boston maids remind ua As we wander down the pike That all chunks of icy coolness Are not found in the Klondike Chicago News ONE HONEST ONE Motiy Wraggs Cofn I knowed you Its jes my luck said Farmerguess wouldnt git anything at that house tossel gloomily Im the wust A Deadlier Weapon DiscenraKfras er a goin The only sure way fur a man to git along is ter make up bis mind what hes a gointer do an keep y doin jes that 3 Have you had bad luck Nothin else Last year I raised wheat when I orter hev tuck in summer boarders This year I tuck in summer boarders whem I orter hev raised wheat Washington Star Then there is no hope doctor asked the fair woman her face bedewed with the tears of a great grief None at all answered the savant murmuring How she must lov him 1 in a soft aside You are sure thougli to buy that bit of black goods andJhave him get well on me Judge Taking No Chances itIf youjlbeen flffsuppose turned looking the other wav I thought perhaps you might get a con- ¬ tinuance No go Those Mexican mining deals that I referred to the other day were plainly in evidence in the judges atti tude He was openly against us from start to finish I would not have be ¬ lieved that he would dare go so far And you had to try the case Jhad to try and thats all it came ¬ mynot getting here Neil evasively re ¬ it played the very devil Perfectly sure Well Ill risk it Not Id hate r thehole in after me so to spaak by de manding a nonsuit But before I go into details give an account of yourself Where on earth have you been Wellasto that Im sorry Bartels returned the young man depre Bill I stole pops rod an went fishin catihgly a flush rising to his face youre going to think it devilish queer yesterday Iloiow but I shall have to ask you Willie What dyou get Bill A lickin Yellow Book toexcuse me from explaining I was unavoidably detained and thats all Onx Children there is to be said about it Mamma severely Daisy you have jfoh alliright Bartels was distinct-lyjpgr- been at my work box again Im afraid Youve lost your case for that everything tell you goes in at tbeUime being and thats all there is one ear and out ofIthe other tobe said about that perhaps Daisy aetatfive Wellmamma why JBut you said that you had demand dont you top one of zemup Pick edfa nonsuit What does that mean Me Up lSimPty that yu hegin over again I7m not sure that I understand What do we have to do yjWhy as to that I believe that I wquld prefer you to consult some other attorney Mr Neil returned the law- ¬ yer who for this last straw of irritation iwiiu jj im uai tio J11 a r r iTl l ¬ ¬ -y- to3hough when I was finally driven intoa hole completely I managed to pull SWA Laura What terrible fashions the European nobility have for remember- ing their ancestors Nonie What do you refer to their picture galleries Laura No I heard that every aristocratic house keeps a family skeleton in the closet Pittsburgh News ¬ the Same 1 Jnst Like Him Mr Duffy Mrs Kelly it pains me t infarm yez thot yure hoosband has jist bin blowed oop boi a doinomoite car thridge We found his head in wan lot an his body in another lot an his ligs in another lot an his arms an Mrs Kelly proudly Begorra Moike all over Toronto News Mrs fate in another lot thats - papa got Little Fannie Hes got six months and he cant come out either Tit Bits Nexdoor I havent seen your parents for ever so long Little Fannie Mamma has got scar- ¬ let fever and cannot come out Mrs Nexdoor And what has your Couldnt Come Out v nne rajre- - V9f TO BE CONTINUED bWuGHT A JAGUAR WITH SIRUP nnil the Aniinal Did tlie Rest story comes from Central America that a jaguar came to a natives sugar bush one day and upset the pan of boil- ¬ ing hot sirup while jumping over it atthej natives dog It was a sad mis- ¬ hap for the jaguar but a joyful one for the native who sat in a nearby tree hugging it hard lest he slide down into thejaguars open mouth The boiling sirtm ffoton tih ft inmi nrs naws Tf mo rl ieaguarrpar with pain and over and ci wic LMuic aiuiicu trying- 10 snaKe off the iot sticky stuff It rolled into the stream of sugar and was plastered from head to foot Even its eyes were closed Monkeys and birds from the neighboring thickets came around and squealed The molasses stuck the fur into wads and clumps and the leaves and twigs - AuCentrs1 Amorlnnn Tlnilpil SInn C- giirtTf i - J3l t Z- fil 111 r I 1 - U J I III Ai TTD 4 Kv fPj v WOWR gram Uncle Sam will yiH lv IP n w v JST PI Uffl Ml When the big cat rolled up against a tree trunk it would seize the trunk with its teeth and claws tearingthrough the bark For over two hours the beast vigor then it slowly ceased struggling Then the native John Costerize slid down the tree picked up his machete sneaked up to the beast cautiously and using the big knife as an ax brought the heavy blade down on the brutes skull knocking out the last vestige of life With tfhe assistance of neighbors he dragged the carcass to a nearby stream where it was soaked for a day to dissolve the molasses The beast was then- skinned and now Costerize poses as a mighty hunter N Y Sun - lying about stuck fast to the hair English papers are making fun of the United States navy A PUZZLE Recent Cable ¬ ripped things up with undiminished I never did understand his idea of humor and Im afraid I never Out of Place That new cook froni the country that the Blueberrys have been boasting about insisted on sitting on the porch last night when they had company Didnt she feel out of place She did afterwards Cleveland Plain Dealer Short Suffering She never complains of her hus ¬ bands ill treatment of her remarked Squildig She suffers in silence If she suffers only when she is si- ¬ lent replied McSwilligan she doesnt suffer long at a time Pittsburg h Chronicle Telegraph VANQUISHED one was it Another Reform Falls Tlirongrli Well that depends on the point of It was a North side car and the stove view was taking a day off The point of view This is an outrage said a man Yes the neighbors had no end of seated in the corner addressing the Chicago Journal two rows of chilled passengers The fun out of it law says that the company shall keep Nntnral Interpretation these cars heated How is Mr Levinsky to day asked Thats right said a man across the the man at the door with solicitude way I dont see why the law isnt He seems to be failing was the re Funny thing said the observer Call a young fellow a puppy or an old man a brute and see how mad theyll get But call the young fellow a sad dog and the old man a gay old dog and N Y youll see em burst with pride Journal Compensation Sedgeleys marriage wasnt a happy An Oddity ¬ enforced ¬ some theory to account for it No returned Bartels curtly osten- ¬ tatiously consulting a notebook which -- I he drew from his pocket deliberately turning his back on the gentleman from Denver But a moment later as they come out of the door he madly dashed down the remaining steps making for a couple of riders just then dismount¬ ing at the curb in front In the name of heaven where have you been he cried seizing upon Har ¬ vey Neil as a liungry dog might snatch at a bone Neil looked pale and wan and his clothing was dusty and disheveled as though he had been upon a prolonged debauch but he appeared wholly cool and self possessed A number of men had crowded around to hear the expla ¬ nation of his absence but hs only noddedto risrht and left as though nuite unaware of the surprises and curiosity -- Of course said the man at the door said the first speaker and if we dont but I didnt ask about his business get it somebody is liable to arrest Chicago Post How is his health Several of the passengers nodded their Not Sure of the Mounmcut approval and the car load of people re- ¬ ¬ Whether a man is happier working solved itself into an indignation meetfor lys own good or for the good of ing What we ought to do said the man others is merely a matter of tempera- ¬ It all de- ¬ in the corner is to put in about a dollar ment said the philosopher apiece and hire a lawyer to prosecute pends on whether a man would rather have money or a monument Indian ¬ the company Ill give a dollar for one Up and down the two lines the pas- ¬ apolis Journal sengers exchanged significant glances A Theatrical Hit but no one offered to contribute The got Hamlet fixed up so it will Weve temperature fell a few degrees more create a furore this fall and r another great unselfish reform What have you done to it movement came to a sudden end Chi- ¬ In the grave diggers scene the old cago Tribune fellow shoveling in the hole is to thr ow out gold nuggets as big as hickory nuts Desperation of the Unloved Chicago Record A Washington lady who has been abroad with her little daughter tells How He Won Her this story Miss Charmynge Dont you think I The little maiden had a French nurse was meant for a business woman of whom she was very fond and who dont Jack Hustler No supplied her with most of her amuse- ¬ you were meant for aI business I think man ment One day this nurse departed and Brooklyn Life her small charge didnt know what to Notahlt Parchane do with herself She wandered about Every time I see you you are buy ¬ the house upstairs and down into the garden and back again and finally ing something for your wife Do you hung about her mother who was busy never buy anything for yourself old just then with the baby Eeceiving no man Oh yes peace Detroit Journal attention she turned away saying de- ¬ -- We are entitled to a fire in this car ply -- - iSk Soy Oi kin do yer See didnt soy yer couldnt Soy me dad kin knock de stuilin dut er yer pop See Thots nufftn Me inuther does N Y Journal thot Oi Growing Visitor at the picnic- - The music is rather indifferent It isnt a full band is it s i M Chairman of Committee of Arrange npits No but its getting full Ch-i-- chgo Tribune jectedly r Nobody loves me I guess Ill go dowiifih the garden and eat bugs I ate freeyesjda- y- two smbove ones and one Washington Capital woolly one Lives of great men all remind us As their pages oer we turn That were apt to leave behind U8f Letters that we ought to burn - Too True n yvTounl Xot a Gift said the old gcentleman re i proachfully if 1 am not mistaken vom gave that young man a kiss I did ho such thing returned thr young woman with eniphasU It v Wftr Julia s I v - -- - I J I il - b w ti - cV 1 4 r THE BOUKBON NEW jTTJESDAYs OCTOBER 12 1897 GOSSIPYf ggss MiPARAGRAPHS - i STOCK AND TURF NEWb Royal makes the food pure wkolcsotne and delicious Ik Theatrical And Otherwise Foyer Remarks In The In- - r m--- - v ih -i - uy Li - mi I - The Lewis Morrison is playing diau at a Boston theater Are Yotl Sales and Transfers Of Stock A St Louis woman has just sold her husband to another woman for 4000 in cash Thin Look about you Seefbr Who suffer most yourself from sleeplessness nervousness nervous dyspepsia neuralgia despondency general weak¬ Who are on the edge ness of nervous prostration all the time Those who are trim K j- Bfy ij t J POWDER Absolutely Pure v V ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO Lexington O Sept 27 and 28 says a New York Dramatic Mirror correspon dent Prof Edwin Boone hypnotist played irQ ta lonspfi andiences at New ¬ Opium chloral bromides pi - Biff Hall writes to the New York ¬ Dramatic Mirror from Chicago as fol The Broadway Burlesquers are lows NEW YORK at giving The Girl From Paris Ky Cliffords Gaiety Theatre this week headache powders only make matters worse Iron and bit¬ ters are only stimulants To be cured and cured for good Ef V r r you need a fat making food You want new blood rich blood and a strong nerve tonic THE B38BBGH SEW w- Seventeenth Year Established JPublished every Tuesday and 1881 Friday by WALTER CHAMP BBTJOE MILLER n- I Anton Seidl the great conductor and his famous orchestra will appear at the Opera House in Lexington on Oct 26 Seidl is just from London where his success as a musician was unbounded Miss Margaret Ingels of this city has Turf No1b J E Kern shipped a car of horses Saturday night to Pennsylvania Douglas Thomas won a 200 pacing race Friday ovr at Hamilton O with Joe Bailey Time 219 220 22U Capt Dan Turney and Dan T Morris have returned from a trip through Pennsylvania Maryland and West Vir ¬ ginia with their stable of horses Mr Morris won eight races during the trip He is still pretty sore from the effects of being thro wn from his sulkey at Wheel ¬ ing Gay Bros of Woodford sold the rep ¬ resentative of the Japanese emperor the nlack colt Cupid by Highland Denmark for the largest price any ever sold for and probably the largest price ever paid for a saddle horse This is the first Kentucky sad- ¬ dler to cross the waters of the Pacific Crop Etc THE BIGGEST MAN S vmmSk and the smallest in town will get equal satisfaction in the fit of his clothes if our tape line has been around him We have a sort of pride in fitting men that other tailors cant please Its the know- ¬ ing how that tells the taste and our experience and observation has given us that Come in aDd look over our stock of Fall goods and try not to be amazed at the prices we quote Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty LAVIN Yesterdays Temperature HUKILL Poor Grade Shoes Are poor in every respect money wasters Our new stock of School Shoes cannot be made better and are money savers Try sb and see j Editors and Owners Money war Make all Checks payable to the order of Champ - rx t w tion ft- - ft- IV Sr- - f 1 - ft1 i line each insertion Locals in blact type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates CRESTON CLAhKE Obituar28 cards of thanks calls on candia Creston Clarke will be seen at the dates resolutions of respect and matter of nature ten cents per line like Grand Opera House to night in The Special rates given for large advertise Last of His Race a romantic drama ments and yearly cards produced with remarkably thit has been gratifying success in Baltimore Wash No Hope for Free Coinage Brooklyn and ington Philadelphia other large cities of the Eastern and Hon John W Caldwell Middle states Mr Clarke has observed from the Third district re- ¬ the tendency of the day towards roman- ¬ plies to those who criticise bim for de- ¬ ticism on the stage and in a measure claring the free coinage of silver a dead has for the present forsaken the legiti- ¬ 1 see no hope for the mate for the romantic issue He says Mr Clarks company is headed by free coinage of silver and know quite handsome Miss Adeline Prince who for well that never again can Mr Bryan five years was a prominent member as the advocate of free silver array of Mr Augustin Dalys company in behind him all the forces that supported New York and London him in 1896 Though I may be mistaken SCINTILLATIONS I am fully convinced that in 1900 the is- ¬¬ sue will be fiat monby and the Govern- An Interesting Jumble Of News And ment control of railways etc for I be- ¬ Comment lieve that many Populists even have al- ¬ At Midway the curfew rings at seven ready abandoned free silver as an issue oclock too narrow as Mr Watson is reported Thieves stole seven fine steers from to have declared to promise even a hope Frank Pyles of Mason on Sept 26 of success Several Clark county schools have C J Brons Hons E E Settle and been discontinued on account of diph- ¬ this city on the after- ¬ theria ton will speak in noon of November 1st Mr Bronston Numerous cases of typhoid fever in was interviewed in Louisville Sunday and about Lancaster are causing con- ¬ night He said he would not be a can- siderable alarm didate for governor but didnt say that The Richmond Pantagrapli says he wanst going to run for Congress fiends When asked about the money question Paris has a cigarette war and the he said he doubted if a ratio of 16 to 1 are having a high time puffing outtheir would preserve the ratio between gold brains The Government has issued invitations and silver and is willing that the ratio to foreign countries to participate in the should be 30 to 1 if necessary Fishery Congress to be held at Tampa Dr Hunter has accepted the mission Fla in January 1898 Let us be thankful to Gautemaula At the Owensboro fair Friday pick- ¬ that Gautemaula is some distance from pockets stole 1750 trom W S Stamp ¬ Kentucky ers who had just cashed an insurance An 800 furnace is being placed in the check for that amount Rev Sam Jones will celebrate his fif- ¬ State house at Frankfort Theyre go- ¬ ing to have a hot time in the ole house tieth birthday October 16 with an elaborate dinner at his home at Cartersville this Winter Ga to which many prominent men are Tne appointment of General Blanco as invited butcher Weylers successor has one re- ¬ The St Bernard Coal Company of Anybody deeming feature if no more 1800 employes a can correctly pronounce Blancos name Earlington gave its free trip Saturday to the Tennessee go- ¬ Centennial Exposition Three special Chairman Jones mouth has been some more He says he will keep trains were provided ing hands off the New York mayorality race While Miss Mabel Easter a young and let the two wings fight a3 they school teacher living near Iron Mound please Estill county was making some tea for The voice of Hon Sam Shackleford is supper the tea pot exploded scalding not being heard proclaiming the beau- ¬ her severely perhaps fatally Figures compiled by the Bureau of ties and benefits of the free silver and Chicago platform as endorsed by the Statistics show that during August the convention which nominated Samuel exportation of domestic merchandise was the largest of any August in the Whats the matter with Sam history of the Government National Democratic orators were Gold to the amount of 4350000 was heard from the stump in a number of London and Paris Kentucky towns Saturday Mr Hind withdrawn from shipment to New man spoke at Lebanon Col Patterson banks Friday for at New Castle Senator Lindsay at Win- ¬ York This brings the total to such shipments since September 30 up to Gen chester Buckner and Judge Baker at Adairville Judge J Q Ward 8150000 Only one indictment was returned at Berry the Hon o N Sanders at Liberty Mr T D Theobald at Stamp- against a toll gate raider by the grand ing Ground and others elsewhere jury of Bath county The one man in- ¬ dicted is David Johnson who wms Courier Journal wounded in the battle with a Sheriffs We now have a new stock of lumber posse several months ago and his bond at Tarr Templins old stand near has been reduced to 1000 freight depot Price lower than any The late J J Shackelford left 10000 one else life insurance but the payments will be tf Bourbon Lumber ja contested because of alleged misrepre- ¬ sentation of Mr Shackelfords physical condition when the policies were issned Awarded The insurance gave4Q00 to hi3 wife Highest Honors Worlds Fair 4000 to his daughter Miss Ellen and 2000 to his son Fred ¬ ¬ ¬ Locals and will joined The Rook Players make her first appearance with that com- ¬ pany this week The company has lateVER2IS1NG RATES one dollar per Inch tor first Inser ly been playing iu Pennsylvania and Displays half rates each insertion thereafter Miiler Orders etc ¬ ¬ or reading notices ten cents pei Ohio Have you seen my new line of rugs The following is the temperature as They are beauties Some are of ex- ¬ noted yesterday by A J Winters Co tremely fine patters My prices will of this city suit you J T Hinton 7 a m 65 strengthens the nerves 8 a m 69 9 p m 70 To the Voters of Bourbon County Book about it free for the asking 10 a m 72 For sale by all druggists at 5kvan4 72A Having received the nomination in 11 a m J00 12 m 74 the Republican County Convention for 2 p m BOWNE New York 72 County Clerk of Bourbon county I take SCOTT 3 p m this method to ask the support of all my 7ll 4p m 70 friends I pledge myself to a conscien- ¬ 5 p m 69 tious and faithful discharge of official 7 p m 67g town are being duties if elected in November The best blankets in Respectfully cents sold by J T Hinton sixty-five- Wm M Goodloe tf to nine dollars per pair Examine his -Men who like a cool quick quiet and stock Better buv before cold feather Cool nights call tor comforts and I easy shave should patronize Crawford Hintons qualities and pricecan have them just the kind you want Bros barber shop Clean first class v be beat some heavier than others and at differ- bath rooms are connected with the shop LoYou Play Whist Euchre OjOther ent prices They are well made and Satisfactory service at all times tf tiames v worth the price J T Hinton The F F V playing card isfbetter Ij N Kates To Nashville Asa buyers can get double value tothan an 50 cent card on the market Tenn Centennial and International Send 15 cents for one deck or 25rcents day at tf Davis Thomson Isgrig Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to for two decks stamps or currensyjlto C Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets B Ryan Asst Genl Passr AgtC at following rates for the round trip O Ry Cincinnati Ohio Ai April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 MRS MURA WEISHAUIVi Testifies to Benefits Received From Ju days from date of sale 925 April Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights 27 to Oct 30 final limit 7 days including Dr Miles Remedies 8- Celery Capsules date of sale 760 F B Carr Agt Murry Ind Sept 171 896 Cod liver Oil with Hypophos phites is all this It feeds the tissues makes rich blood and ¬ SCOTTS EMULSION of RION CLAT2 New Laundry Agency I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf Bruce Holladay over Var dens drug store makes fine photos at reduced prices Kodak work quickly done satisfaction guaranteed tf D Cable photographer m Railroad Engineer Sherman Stivers has taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Star a most excellent paper and will have it delivered to subscribers in any part of the city for six cents per week He solicits your subscription tf The Wright Medical Co 1- - Columbus Onip Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fnm L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and 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 that1 have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully ¬ TV rights CeWy T tion sicic headache f M H DAILEY 602 MAIN Mrs Lauka WeishITuft iS WrtT Osi j5 n 1 1 tiAnn a vinniilf l HTl 1- a trial size free Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Nashville Exposition Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ nati and Queen Crescent Route to Chatta ¬ nooga Visit the historic city and 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 If you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets Tead via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent VV C Kinearson GP A Cincinnati O is no more responsible position than that of a railroad engin- ¬ eer On his steady nerves clear brain bright eye and perfect self command de ¬ pend the safety of the train and the livc3 of its passengers Dr Miles Nervine and fl other remedies are especially adapted to keeping the nerves steady the brain ciear W and tha mental faculties unimpaired Engineer F W McCoy formerly of 1323 Broadway Council Bluffs but now residing 13 at 3411 Humboldt St Denver writes that he suffered for years from constipation caus- ¬ ing sick nervous and bilious headaches and was fully restored to heajth by Dr Miles Nerve Liver Pills I heartily recommend Dr Miles Remedies Dr Miles Remedies j j Dr are sold by all drug ¬ Miles gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- ¬ E-- Restore funded Book on dis- ¬ Health JE eases of the heart and nerves free Address ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m Money To Loan 1 have from One Thousand to Fifteen Hundred Dollars to loan on first mort- ¬ gage at eight per cent per annum HARMON STITT tion sick headaches W Of Peck P O S Wrignrs Celery Tea cures constipa25c at druggists Anderson Pike Co O Recommends ¬ THERE To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules ¬ Columbus Ohio Gents 1 have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Kor the benefit of- others so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ANjEKSar Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free - a BP To Cure A Cold In One IDay Tab- ¬ All druggists refund the money 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James - Kennedy Paris Ky if lets Take Laxative Bronio Quinine it fails to cure p3emedieSj J3 my Bj DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Your Life Insured lc a Day bank- ¬ ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O Every expectant mother has guarantee given There can be no stronger yon use a trying ordeal to face If she does not a banks name without We dare not you authority if doubt it write thtiu Good hralth is Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches j00 days treatment costs lc a dav A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back it wh fail to cure you Sold by w T Brooks druggist GETTING READY Our insurance is protected by s4s Do you need anything in j GEO W TAVI DEALER IN get ready for it Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses there is no telling Etc what may happen Child birth is full Special attention given to Undertak of uncertainties if ing and Repairing Nature is not given proper assistance ¬ bedding Do 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 75 cents to Blankets 6j cents to 9 per pair Do not buy until you my line - see J- - The new Bank of Georgetown which began business on Sept 18 without a cent on hand took in over 63000 tha day and now has over 200 depositors Its officers are C L Garth President A L Ferguson Vice President S S Wells Cashier Dr F F Bryan T L Carrick Dan McMillan F J Dounelly and William Kenny directors A decided spread of the yellow fever at New Orleans is apprehended from the fact that three or four cases wre not reported until just before or after death In one instance a wak wae held As a result exposed people are scattered throughout the city There MOST PERFECT MADE were forty nine new cases and five A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free deaths Friday At Edwards there were fcom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant thirteen new cases and four deaths and at Mobile six new cases and one death 40 YEARS THE STAHDAftOr Oil is the best help you can use this time It is a liniment and when regularly ap- ¬ plied several months before baby comes Mothers Friend at Main Street - - - - Paris Ky GIT Main St j P KIELY Paris Ky JTlflNT0N Wood Mantels Tiling Etc Furniture of all kinds Carpets as low as the lowest J I X j MO - E- f- CREAM BAKING POWDER it makes the advent easy and nearly pain- ¬ less It relieves and prevents morning sickness relaxes the overstrained mus- ¬ cles relieves the distended feeling short¬ ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer- ¬ tain without any dangerous after effects Mothers Friend is good for only one purpose viz to relieve motherhood of danger and pain Under along in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to A u Vi - PATENTS u A1r0DouFnERJION EUGENE W JOHNSON i I IN PAT- 1 dollar per bottle at all drug stores or sent SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY JBNT CAUSES by mail on receipt of price Frxs Books containing valuable informa 1729 New York Ave Washington D O tion for women will be sent to any address Office established 1808 Charges moderate upon application to Correspondence Requested THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO - ij- - fat 1 Attaaia Ob r 2mar l jan98 s I l SraTO tf THE BOUHJBON NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER k -- 12 1897 N VR jNUPTIAL KNOTS nam THE BODBMH HEWS w V Evey Pike In Bourbon Now JTree PERSONAL MENTION i Seventeenth Year Established v 1881 B Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as aecon iss mail matter N TELEPHONE HO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance Oneyear news costs S2 00 1 Sixmouths 100 ¬ port yoxt FKOM cant even get a re A GUN FREE OP CHARGE Orders MiiiiiKR Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Etc J - L NOTICE TO TAX ¬ PAYERS Tax receipts for 1897 are now ready and have been for some time Please call and settle at once and saye penalty E T BEEDING S B O of Mason Jas Sojimers and family have moved to this county Amanda Roche a colored woman who was well known and well liked by many persons died Thursday -- - John Fox has now in preparation a series of six stories for McClures Maga- ¬ zine the first of which will appear with- ¬ in a few months Brutus G rinnan of this city has opened a gallery in Carlisle H is an exceptionally clever young artist and should do well in that city Speaks accidentally shot of near Paris was Saturday afternoon with a shot gun He received about one hundred bird shot in one of his legs son of Wm V Harry Speaks i nnrnhased the two miles of the New COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN town and Leesburg pike lying in Boui was bon county The price paid 800 Scott County paid 1800 for three Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At And and three quarter miles of the same The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies pike This throws open the only re- ¬ Elsewhere Mrs ike Price and children have maining gate in Bourbon The City of Paris yesterday surren- ¬ returned from Chicago L V Butler has returned from a dered to the Fiscal Courtforty shares of Lexington pike the trip to Phoenix Arizona theMaysville county in return for same is to keep in Miss Mabel Russell is visiting Mies good repair all of Main Street and also Vjarrie Holt in Frankfort that portion of the approaches of the Miss Mallie Meng returned yester- various county pikes that lies within day from a visit in Maysville the city limits This is but a fair and Rev Dr and Mrs Geo Varden are just agreement as Paris will pay about visiting relatives in Lexington one fourth of the whole road tax Mr W 3 Talbott arrived home It is the intention of the Court to be ¬ gin work at an early date to improve yesterday from Columbia S C Main street Miss Addie Garner of Winchester is the guest of Miss Fannie Mann Eld J T Sharrard will resign his Little Martha Waller daughter of charge of the Stanford Christian Mrs Maggie Waller is ill of feyer Church to take work in a new field Miss Georgia Palmer of Norwood The Ijong Drouth Broken Ohio is the guest of Miss Iva Perry Miss Mamie Neely leaves this week Rain fell here yesterday and last night and after the ten weeks drouth was in- ¬ for a visit to friends in Keokuk Iowa deed welcome Water for domestic Mr C H Mehagen leaves to day for extremely a two weeks business trip in the West purposes and for stock was scarce More than half the cisterns in Miss June Jameson will leave this Paris were exhausted and in the country week for Terra Haute Ind to attend rhany springs and pools were dried up college A number of farmers are boring wells Miss Alleen Thomas of Winchester and as a consequence of the prolonged Mrs J T drouth the grass was parched to a crisp is the guest of her sister and all kinds of stock were being fed as Hedges Messrs Woodford and Sam Clay in winter from Olympian The dispatches state that rain fell returned Saturday Saturday and Sunday in Western Ken ¬ Springs tucky and very generally in Tennessee Miss Anna Bright Croxton of Win- ¬ Georgia Alabama Arkansas Missouri chester is the guest of Mrs H C Colorado Iowa Buckner Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Upper Michigan Miss Iva Perry has returned from a and Illinois The weather bureau pre- ¬ visit to Miss Lora Roberts in Rich ¬ dicts showers all over the country for mond Ind to day fig Mrs Clark Swaine of Middletown Ohio is the guest of her uncle Dr F Eighty Four Horses Burned M The BourbonJTiscal Court yesterday EngitfMpc Announcements And Sol eraaiflMM us Of The Marriage Tows KiKTt Mr WJpv Pitt Trimble of Seattle and of Covington PUT OUR NAME On vour list when in need of Footwear Our new-stock of Shoes is arriving daily which comprises ail ther r wed NollO The marriage of Rev J M Roddy jrfV ATiumdrifl Clmrur TVlll Ho nnnenm matedTatfthe Midway Baptist church Thursdayaafternoon at two oclock MissNOlLve Fant of Flemingsburg will bejfaaid of honor at the coming nuptialgoMiss M abel Hord of Mexico Mo anSlMn William Walker of Oin cinnati Miss Am 7 Andipw cf Fleming irg aa l MSpwell oi Kansas CUj will I e to nigh a itjiningsburg marrka Rev FjJ Cheek of this city will per- ¬ form the ceremony JamesCharles Rion of Bourbon and Miss AllieCartis of Montgomery and John Curtis of Montgomery and Miss Eliza ueth Rion of Bourbon were mar- ¬ ried Thursday at a double wedding at the Curtishome The fmarriage of Miss Mary Belle H alley vtofjScott county and Mr C R will occur Butt- of Saginaw Mich They at the formers home Thursday will leaye immediately for New York and willsail in a few days fof EuroDe to remain abroad several months - Miss Caank Ford will new shapes and tips been able to offer before Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected withri much care insuring both durability and comfort Ask for school tablets frea for the littie ones wheis making your purchases f better values than we have eveie Davis Thomson Isgrig N GOODS My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv other pur-¬ chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi- ¬ ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and my in ¬ terest to secure these jjoods under the low tariff consequently I invest-¬ ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The new Dingley tariff bill has already made and will when set fully at work make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were un¬ DoNJoyou let your grocer give you der the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goods Ztff2i any butlfoller mill meal were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down as a yard of them lasts If yon want to so ve money in your pur ¬ Hibler Co chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my socfc BIRTHS and hear prices before you invest elsewhere as--lon- g The Axlvent Of Oar Future Men And Women In3Claik County ou Sunday to the wifeV offs W Willis Jr nee Miss Nel- ¬ lie Turney of this city a daughter Gr 529 TUCKER MAIN ST Margaret TheTLexington Leader last night said Drand Mrs George Varden of Pari8sire the proud parents of a new littledaughter who was born ou Satur PARIS KY day Sixteen of the horses broke loose and The loss of the stable was 1000000 insurance on the lives of 3000 and 35000 on the contents the Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ latter covered by insurance In the on R P Dow Jr or W S stable were a pair of coach horses valued zens Call DeLong for particulars tf at 1000 and a pair worth 700 owned by Thos I Brent president of the com- ¬ The News is requested to announce pany that the Womans Society of the Chris- ¬ tian Church will meet to morrow after The Trots at Lexington noon at three oclock in the basement of the church - AH of the ladies are ear- ¬ The trots at Lexington yesterday were postponed until to day on account of nestly requested to be present rain and continued threatening weather Sir Knights Lovely Paton Wool Saturday Helen P won the unfinished etien Abnee Dudley ttitchey and Hib 217 pace purse 1000 Bourbon R ler of Rathbone Lodge K of P at-¬ second The 221 trot 1000 unfinish ¬ tended the funeral of Romily Mann in ed was won by Zyepha Directina sec- ¬ Lexington Sunday Colonel Lovely and ond Eight heats were trotted Directina Lieutenant A C Adair were honorary getting two Robert R two and White pall bearers Points one Best time 214i Pilot While attempting to burglarize Boy won the Ashland Stake 4000 Jacoby Bros store at Hutchison at one Que Allen second Pray tell third Best oclock Saturday morning the thieves time 210 The 209 pace was unfinish ¬ Bessie Bonehill Sherman Clay awakened Custis Talbott who fired at ed Gayette and Chloral esch having won a them with a shot gun The burglars left their tools and a horse aDd buggy a heat Rilma won the unfinished Transyl- ¬ which were captured The thieves were vania stake Friday from Lexington Ed McKimey Jr had the first joints city Friday morning In Kansas Mrs L T Mansfield of Pine Grove of his thumb and two fingers of his right eighty four horses burned to death in Mrs Rachel is visiting her sister hand cut off yesterday while attempting The to belonging the Ashbrook barns to clean out a choked up steam wood Kansas City Transfer Company Mrs Lou Palmer was the guest of plane while it was running which is composed of Thos I Brent her niece Mrs J T Honaker in LexThe North westerns dividends to and Kelly Brent formerly of this city ington last week policy holders are uneqnaled and to and H H Anderson and A Requa Hon Robt Franklin candidate f r procure Northwestern dividends you The fire started at 230 oclock from a Commonwealths Attorney was in the must carry Northwestern insurance tf cigarette stump thrown on some hay city ¬ Faries 3F OBITUARY Adding new lines cutting old prices with a store full of new Fall Goods to sh w you Large line of new Dress goods Fall Underwear Ladies Gen ¬ wool 25c a yard of every de¬ tlemen and Children strictly Kovelties in Plain and Fancv scription at half the usual price WE ARE ALWAYS A TIT fr The Northwestern is carrying nearly escaped Dress goods at 50c sold even where Blankets SI kind for 4cv and els for 75c to 1 per yard all wool at 250 per pair SSplerLf MH Letton aged eighty nine the Handsome line of Silks Velvets did line of JBed Comforts eldestjjpn of seyen sons of Capt Brice and Braids of all descriptions for Full line of Hosiery one- - grea Lettorfftof Maryland did Sundav at trimmings yesterday special being our Ladies and CKil The reiuaius wer in- RuddlesMills Penangs Percale5 and Fancy drens full seamless at 10c Mrs Fannie Talbott and daughter terredweeterday at Jackstown cemetery Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c B Miss Mary Talbott have returned from Weare the onl- store in town etton of this city is the only BS Table Linensand Towels at old a visit in Cynthiana surviving brother prices notwithstanding tariff ad- ¬ that cames full line of Zephras Ice Wool and fancy yarns Mrs J C Freeman who has been vance of 20 per cent Excursion To Natural Bridge Mrs W O Hin visiting her daughter PT We still sell 10 4 Peppel sheet ¬ Notions of all kinds and in ton returned yesterday to her home THEiCyntbiana Military Band will Dress linings we will save you 25c ing at ISc and extra go d bleach near Lexington ed and unbleached Cutton at 5c run axenrsion to Natural Bridge and on the dollar leaves ¬ Torrent on the 15th Train Hon James A Violett of Frank125 Round trip 820 a m size of fort National Democratic candidate for Earisat Attorney of this dis- - tNoAextra charge for dancing Commonwealth 2 jw4 i trict was in the city Saturd ay mingling JT- Hinton is giving close prices on with the citizens wall paper Get his prices for rooms Miss Ella Barr of Gallatin Tenn complete with paper put on He has an who recently spent a fortnight with elegant line of SHSnEB patterns Muir -- Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory 3 of The Deart MrsjHenry Harp mother of Clay Harpdied Sunday at her home near Family Portraits life Free charge -- - CONDONS Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them - up-to-da- te Miss Anna Waid will sail in a few days January Chas Fother gill Wm Shrote W A Parker Sr of the Paris and N F Clarke C B Smith Lodge and Dr of the Millersburg Lodge left yesterday for Owensboro to attend the meeting of the Kentucky Grand Lodge of Odd Messrs E B A Grave Offense Charged Yesterday Constable Joe Williams arrested Johnson Lamb aged about 28 and Sam Dobbins about 18 of this city on a warrant charging them with ab- ¬ ducting and having criminal intercourse with Lillie Turner of Millersburg Their trial will occur to day Dobbins and Lamb are colored and the girl is a feeble minded colored girl only fourteen years old The offense is said to have taken place near Millersburg Tne felony crime charged is a Probably Fatal Fight ¬ Fellows r m Sfc Asa tone who dangerously wound moderator will preach to night Rey F J Cheek and wife of this city are ed Benjamin Young by hitting him in among the delegsrtes in attendance the head with a hammer during a fight Sunday in Carlisle was brought to this Stricken With Yellow Fever city about one oclock yesterday morn- ¬ Mr R S WiTHaus brother of Mrs ing and placed in the Paris jail by was Sheriff Sparks and Press Campbell T E Ashbrook of this city stricken Saturday with yellow fever at Stone is about sixty years old and has a Mrs R S Withers flesh wound in his side made by a bullet Edwards Miss took the fever Thnrsdiy and a dispatch from Youngs pistol The trouble re- ¬ from Edwards ututes that she died yes- sulted over family affairs terday Mrs Withers father died with the dread fever abont ten days ago L Cincin- ¬ N ¬ The Ebeneezer Presbytery of the the Northern Presbyterian Church met in Covington yesterday The sermon last night was delivered by Rev W P Miller of Lnllow the retiring moderator The State Synod of the Northern Presbyterian Church meets to day in Rev M Walker retiring Covington ¬ for Europe in company with a party of Nashville friends Mr R L Thomas the popular manager of the Estill Spings Hotel was in the city yesterday Mrs R L Thomas and Mrs J M Thomas spent the day in Cynthiana Miss Mollie Williams a lovely and accomplished young lady who has been the admired guest of Miss Mattie Grinnan on Hendeiaon street returned yesterday to her home in London Ky Mr F A Wallis Associate State Agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co arrived in the city yes- ¬ terday morning Mr Wallis comes to DeLong the local agents assist Dow of the Northwestern and will probably remain here about t wo weeks Miss Margaret Prescott Butler gave a charming whist party Friday evening at her home on vine street in honor of Miss Fannie Manns guest Miss Addie Garner of Winchester There were seven tables of players and the prizes were won by Miss Nellie Mann and Mr J W Bacon The players were Miss Garner Miss Butler Misses Eddie Spears Etta McClintock Mamie McClintock Fannie Mann Besme Woodford Nellie Mann Mary Webb Garis Alice Spears Nannie Wilson Clara Wilmoth Edith Alexander Sadie Hart Dr M H Daily Dr Lynn Moorj If you dont A like the way we mix feed we will fix it to suit yon 1897 NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS J H Hiblek Co larGE lot of shingles on hands Co Both Shoe and Disk will sell cheap Bourbon Lumber tf Tin cans glass and stone jarf guaranteed pure Pure IFox Just received Sale Toy O JbJJL w aItXS spices and cider vinegar for pickling Car of the Celebrated tf Newton Mitchell STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS Call and examine before you buy A DESIRABLE FARM At Private Sale A desirable farm containing 0 8 MILES EDWARD DEiaaijs I3Ly wu O CUMMINS situated on the HAWKINS Acres TURNPIKE -- WEST OF PARIS is offered at private sale on easy terms The farm is in a good state of cultiva- ¬ even in this dry time is well improved with new dwelling six rooms and hall WE HATE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00K F TROUSERING tion well watered for man or beast IMPORTED SUITINGS AND i Insure in the Northwestern today to morrow may he too late Eheneezer Presbytery Meeting ¬ excursion from The Carpets Bound To Advance nati Sunday hauled six hundred people to Natural Bridge and Torrent The L Buy your carpets before the advance E train from Lexington took over in prices The new tariff is causing a necessary out buildings including an exxellent frame tobacco barn sufficient to house 14 acres of tobacco a great abundance of locust timber Mr Jos H Hawkiu8 who lives near the farm or Mr Connor wno lives on it will take pleasure in showing it to B Dickson Deroit Messrs purchasers Dudley Winchester Albert Hinton J W Bacon W M Hinton Jr Oakrord Terms One third cash balauce in Hinton Strotber Quisenberry Ed one andjtwo years with interest from Tucker John Williams J Q Ward date 4 Jr Walter Champ A dainty lunch J Q WARH was served during an intermission in Attorney in fact the game oct Gwk For E M Hildreth FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any bouse in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call wlie St9 FINE MERCHANT TITOIR S E TIPTON 9- - Cutter E Smith We are also agents for the celebrated Chas Shirt Full line of samples Ki w about four hundred to hear Libera tis rapid advancean wholesale price of car- ¬ band which was an attraction at pets Of course retail dealers will be f The Presbytery of Ebeneezer conven- Natural Bridge compelled to charge more I am selling ed yesterday afteruoon in the Second carpets every day at the old low prices Presbyterian Church Rev A D Tad I X Excursions Better come in now dont wait till your lock of Clintonville acting as tempo- ¬ L N will sell round trip tickets at opportunity has passed have all rary moderator At the request of the reduced rates to Kv Trotting Horse grades of carpets aud in the Ilatest pat Presbytery Rev Dr Witherspoon Breedert Association Lexington Oct terns J T Hinton preached at thd session last night Rev 5 to 16 Dr Clarke of Augusta was elected The Northwestern Mutual life has Have you tried our roller mill meal Moderator The following is a list of paid to representatives of its policy- ¬ Rev H M It is the best ever in this market the members present holders and to its policy holders and is Scudder Carlisle Rev A D Tadlock Hibler Co Rev Dr Clarke Augusta Clintonville now holding for them 180000000 nn Vance Yeaman M P Rev excess over premium reoeipta of over Cow feed for sale at Rich ¬ burg Rev J H Davis 20000000 tf M McCracken Greenup Hibler Cos mond RfV J -Rutherford of Paris Dr Rev Spears Stuart 28sp 3w Consumption can often b prevented The elders are Mr Brown of Millers by giving early attention to a cold Simms of Shawhan bnrg Mr Robert Call on Bourbon Lumber Co ior all Mr Hoggsett of Crittenden and Mr kinds of Jnmber etc yaxdaMTfreight whether sliglit or jsevere A cold quick ¬ ly flisappears whenJr JBerisPine TaT Geo W Davis of Paris Other mem depot- iHoney istaken to dayk lf ters are expected to arrive JT ¬ J j BLHSS NURSERIES -- DOST TRUST EVERY LAUN DRY SIGN YOU SEE while ¬ J Vi H FALL 1897 Grape Vines Small Fruits Trees Asparagus and every thing for Or ¬ chard Lawn and Garden We have no Aeents but sell direct to the planter paving enormous commis- ¬ sions l Catalogue on application to Fuirstockof Fruit and Ornamental traveling down street H F HILLENMEYER Lfxington Ky Consult your friends fiist whom you see wearing unfrayed beauti ¬ fully laundered linen and you wi find when you come t irqui whose laandry they patronize that Mies For Sale 1 it was 15 fat andpluinp - Twenty four cottou mules 1 U to BENNETT TARE The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 BRO Proprietors N x 15 to 16 t ttoSHWrsaear mules from hahHslhigh WM TARE I i f y rsssn 6 i THE BOUIIBONNEWS the Pacific could pass him However it was soon evident thatthis was not the intention pf the enemy Banging along ¬ side once more but this time further away there was a cloud of smoke from the cannon a sharp report and the crash of rending plates A jagged hole bad been torn in the ships side near the bulwarks which while it did no harm scarcely improved the appearance of the TfflpDAY OCTOBER 12 1897 w m OLDEST ANIMAL ON ARTH HUMOROUS A HEROIC RESCUE amt Tortoise of Aldabra Some In- - Jobson Accomplished It But the llo- THE BOURBON NEW talk but sent a shot towards the Enthusiastic Cyclist Her Choice terejjtlngi Facts of Natural History skipped along the water a shot that SereBtMaUL Yar Estatllalied 1811 Knocked Oat mance Was I tell you just after a century run IT 1 HIm 1 ujo sank without coming within danger xtoxnscniia has procured sidewalk with what if I had to give up either Id rath ¬ viier tf I was standing on the Published Every Tuesday and Friday by for this country and installed in the Jobson the other day when a runaway distance Once more the Eussian B my wheel than my cyclome- ¬ fZoological societys collection the old team came down the street scattering er give up lowered her flag slowed down ariflj tf v Judge ter I66t living creature ia the world It is stopped The other came up with Mamma the vehicles and humanity in every di ¬ W i Little Dot Mamma MM We want what gold you have o fone of the giant tortoises of Aldabra rection What in next room Mamma WORRYN board roared the man with the whig sufficiently remarkable for its size for Jobson like nearly very other man Little Dot My kittle has caught a lit Weighs a aunrtivr nf n tin Vinf vttt kers off his hat and yelled mouse and she acts hungry Please fmore interesting from the record of its in sight took Come John lets sit awhfie beneath this Bear We havent any replied the cjk N Y Hi at the horses with the result of come and cook it tfor her tree age This crives it a known Ufa nf isn v Once more the yacht swung around tain weve been AJid talk the matter over you and me increasing their speed c Weekly The nlghestneighbor lives a mile from here the circle and again ranged alongside I know better You have 5000000 fyears with the unknown increment of 4Why didnt you run out and stop Fame I must confess said the So we can think aloud without no fear within a distance of 100 yards worth of the stuff with you and Ill hav its age previous to its transportation them I asked e Frank Young Woman that your pocap ¬ if without anv more nonsense Im not jto the Island of Mauritius It is we be Haul down the flag said the I Of course we know the Lord aint fur v smiled peculiarly Jobson Exactly etry is woefully obscure m away running a moonlight excursion withp pieve the same tortoise which was men ¬ tain of the big steamer Ever tell you he said- about the admitted the Major Poet cheerfully But then Hell listen jfrlendly I daresay burrenaer ofi tioned im the treaty between Great thrilling rescue I once accomplished in Well captain began the young man band on board Indianap- ¬ And that is why I am not And praps a few stray angels are around on the bridge when at speaking dis- ¬ brass Britain and France when the island was that line Til sink you But they wont trouble no one Ill be olis Journal tance a practical lesson is worth any Youre too late Weve been robbed ceded by the former country in 1810 bound I think not Perkins Sweet Forgetfulness and has therefore changed its status amount of talk I merely wished to con- ¬ already Circus was in town said Jobson So i I tell you were alone you see Has Slopay ever paid you that ten dol- ¬ to Oh thats too thin Every man hold rfour times in a century and a half as and the streets were packed to see the lars he borrowed last year Were bout as much alone s we orter be vince you that we know how canhandle¬ Dobson pene- up his hands were going to lay along a national heirloom v Well John you set to worryin night and our guns and that our guns procession Just as the elephants came ti5 guess he has forgotten allv No I day In the bishops garden at Peter along I noticed a very good looking trate your rotton plates Besides you side and the man that moves gets shoti Cos all creation seems t have gone will have something to show for your w about it he is just as social and friend ¬ Youre wasting valuable time said borough one died in 1821 which was said young lady on horseback who seemed astray Puck j get to port I take it the captain come round to the otherj Ito have exceeded 220 vears The Trrm- - to be trying to get through the crowded ly as he ever was money when you I knew Jagway had once lived in The times la out of jint thats what you we will have no further trouble but side and see the shot he put through betfh tortoise which was introduced street Sire wore a beautifully fitting think more if you us if you dont believe me We donl nto the garden by Archbishop Laud plain black riding skirt and had the Colorado but I didnt know he had The chasms there and were just on the Ill give you five minutes wish to consult together get such marks as this on moonlight ex about the year 1625 and died in 1753 loveliest figure and face in the world ever been worth 50000 How did he brink sr Sunk it in through with it Ev M owing to some neglect of the gardener Wisdom are dyin out and honest men The miners had no desire to be cursions either Just as she came opposite where I run Yes and ali- ¬ canals So scarce theyre only met with now and drowned neither did they wish to give Heres the shot that came through ilived in its last situation 128 years was standing her horse appeared to mentary IrrigatingTribune then t Chicago up their gold the side corroborated the mate holdj In 1833 Sir Charles Golville governor of take fright at the elephant as horses lv Cragin I respect a man who is re ¬ Get him aboard captain said their ing it up in his hands All on boards iuaunnus sent to the Zoological gar ¬ will and began to rear on its hind legs The old religions kind o lost its grip Theres too much love and not enough leader and well have a fight for it cried aloud that this was true and thej dens a tortoise weighing 285 pounds of information but there and plunge about at a terrific rate The ally in search of whip some persons who seem to ask are To sum it up the world is headed wrong We are all heeled and once we get that pirate made an emphatic remark re It was four feet four inches lonur and young lady was very pale but she kept A T - rights and part of his crew on deck garding his future destination whiclS jhad been in Mauritius for 67 years The her seat wonderfully well and did her questions simply for the sake of ask ¬ Theafraid and evils awful villain ing them Digby Thats so Theres strong Ihere you keep out of the way if you was as likely as not prophetic exact period was known for this tor- - best to hold him down He asked me to- ¬ Didnt you meet a rakish lookingf Hoise was brought to that island from Now John I think you make a big mis- ¬ like and well handle him I saw the danger she was in Ditmer for instance to pay that ten You couldnt run down thatpirate I black hulled yacht about half the sizes the Seychelles in 1766 by Chevalier and rushed between the jam of ve- ¬ day when I was going take you keep suppose suggested another more cau- ¬ If God aint noddin need Marion du Fresne At that time it was hicles and grabbed the horses bridle dollars I borrowed of him last month of your own awake Boston Transcript Yes and it seemed to me at the time full grown so that its real age was prob ¬ He lifted me up about nine feet and John Gods right here a watchln things tious than the rest evir Carthage must be de- ¬ Destruction No more than I could run down she sheered off and showed that she ably much greater In the Museum of pawed you know the skiD off my left shoulder stroyed shouted Cato with all the And if Hes patient cant you too be so Queen Charlotte islands with this didnt want to be hailed But as we Natural History at South Kensington but I held on like grim death He must pertinacity habitual with Why dont you let Him run this world craft replied the captain dolefully didnt either I took no notice Thun jare remains ot Aldabra tortoise of the have dragged and slammed and jerked violence and one idea The opposition v i Time shouted the man on the der I can overhaul her before shey species now presented to the Zoological me along nearly a whole block before the man of alone How was disposed to filibuster He doesnt need your arm to prop His bridge reaches port Any idea where she was society by Mr Walter Rothschild which I srot him comparatively quiet throne the de- ¬ insistently For they asked Well give you the gold said the making for 3 though only known to be 80 years- old When he simmered down I took off So long as He is at the helm my friend struction of a town was no easy matter captain returning to his place Youre sartain sure to reach your jour-¬ No but as her master advised me not gveighed 870 pounds and was still grow ¬ what was left of my hat managed to days the practice of renting neys end All right And so that there will be to drop into Victoria I suspect he inl ing at the time of its death mir get in a little breath and with the kind in those being as yet quite unknown The structure of the tortoise con of smile I imagined other heroes used houses out No use to worry though the waves run no temptation to pla3r us any tricks for tends to run in there himself Detroit Journal amount I understand is demoraliz- ¬ the high y The pirate circled the Russian Benr1 tributes a large share of their preemi on such occasions hoped the young No use to worry though the rocks are ingly large I will stay here and receive nence in length of life Their bodies saw and the captain DOGS OF CONSTANTINOPLE frightened nigh your packages Two of my men will go amining the hole thereofby the him exr are spared the whole of that exhaus-¬ lady was not me the sweetest kind of a made cannon She gave The Cappens wide awake and knows aboard you and two others will work Think Them Unclean But whats best shot through his glass Evidently conj ting process of collapse and expansion smile murmured her thanks and hand The Tnrlcs Treat Them Kindly Still the ferry between your craft and mine vinced he rang full speed shouting swhich we call breathing So all youve got to dos to be at rest The cruel ed me her card The reason why there are so few Those four men I can easily spare and back to the Bear You must come to see me she said dogs who have homes and masters is The man who does each day vthe duty If youve fooled me5 wear and tear of this incessant motion if you kill or capture them you are wel-¬ given 4 involving work of lungs muscles ribs settle with you later with a look of gratitude that made my Aint never more than a stones throw come to do so but in that case I shall Ill one slept on theRussianiBearthatH and air passages unnoticed in health heart jump and she rode up the street not hard to find It is because the Turks No have a queer idea it is part of their from Heaven undoubtedly sink the ship If you will night She veered toward the west and but one of the most distressing facts sitting like a female Centaur in her sad queer religion that dogs are such un- ¬ And true religion every soul will fill Peace think over the crisis for a moment you a keen lookout was kept till morning frevealed by illness does not fall on the dle That listens as God whispers clean animals that they must never will see that nothing else is left for me be still broke Some fancied they heard can 1 happy tortoise His shell packpiece All kinds of visions flashed through be allowed to enter a house On the George H Hepworth in N T Independ- ¬ to do It is the only safe plan there- ¬ non firing in the distance but no one tand breastplate alike is as rigid as a my head wealthy bankers daughter street however they feed them and ent fore I trust there will be no trouble mamma love at first next ipiece of concrete He sucksi in air by There wasnt The miners saw at was sure Toward evening of thetherej making a vacuum with his tongue and shedding tears sight papa and orange even pet them and when a man knows of thankfulnessr that he has done something wrong he once that there was little use in making day the outlook atoft shouted that was something to the southwestward swallows it like water the reservoir in ¬ blossoms etc will Gften try to make up for it y a row and in a short time the precious II stead of a stomach being his capacious THIEVES FALL OUT to the sidewalk feeding all the dogs he can find Some- ¬ When I limped back cargo was transferred from the ship to and the Bears course was laid in that lungs In addition W to this enormous I glanced at the card eagerly It bore times when rich Turks die they leave direction They came upon the yacht the yacht It came in boxes and bags in with one mast standing on which flew saving of energy the tortoise enjoys these words Mile Adele Blanc Cham sums of money to be spent in feeding large quantities and in small and the two other structural BY liUlE SfifflRP man on the bridge opened every pack- ¬ a signal of distress The smokestack has no teeth to breakadvantages He pion Lady Bareback Ecpiestrienne and the street dogs jutet as in America peo- ¬ decay get out Daring Female Bough Rider and Horse ple leave money to the Society for the j Iiage so that there was no chance of fool- ¬ and the other mast was gone and the of order and ultimately starve him to Tamer of the World with Barney Prevention of Cruelty to Animals The ing him When the transfer was com- ¬ yacht lay helpless with her prow high death like those of an old horse or Bailums Circus and her stern ominously low in theV Turks never strike or hurt a dog so if plete the young man sang out 1 as sometimes happens in Constanti- ¬ fbroken toothed rabbit Instead he has And that said Jobson is why freight steamer Russian Bear captain and a water Men were pumping with iever i fsharp horny edges to his I THE thrashing along down the Pa- ¬ safe wish you good daj- strike you as ish industry mouth which simply yelled at that runaway just now nople you see a man lacking or beat ¬ voyage It may cific ocean with her blunt prow facing strange that I do not sink the ship now Yacht ahoy cried the captain of do not break or get out of order And like a sensible man instead of trying ing some poor howling animal you Detroit Tree Press may be very sure that he is a Greek or south and the captain reckoned he was and so destroy all evidence against me the Bear Wheres the other fellowj lastly there is his impenetrable shell to stop it A very curious fact in relation to the off the Queen Charlotte I assure you that I gave the plan the somewhere an Armenian Nor do the Turks ever You ask no questions and you wonff SECURED A REELECTION giant tortoises is their isolation on islands The Bear was an iron ship of deepest consideration and if unfor ¬ be disappointed with the answers kill vagrant dogs but think it right old fashioned build and as slow as they tunately one life had been lost you am ready to make a fair bargain withl small remote ocean surrounded islands Why ho Old Oilicers Were Chosen to allow them to exist as best they can at vast distances from land and from So there have come to bein the streets make em any old thing on the ocean would all have gone to the bottom but you captain if you are Unanimously for Second Terms - could pass her yet pro tem she was a of Constantinople hundreds and hun ¬ Well you dont look in condition to each other Aldabra for example is as it is this is only robbery or piracy I expect you had an awful time at the dreds of wolf like dogs about the size aysmall uninhabited island in the Inr election passenger boat and was bringing down r r drivea very hard one i v last night said- the girl who of ¬ jtfMhe last of the season s crop of Klon- - I or pointers fw tif sv ff Uh 1 m m better shape than you cuan ocean nortnwest ot Madagascar hadnt attended the annual meeting entsmall setters in that they but differ ¬ She was reputed to have have nar from them y dike miners think Were good for two or three Others are found in ocean archipela ¬ for I heard that nearly all the girls goes like the Sejchelles or recent vol- ¬ over 5000000 worth of gold dust and hours yet You proposed to call this wanted to be president and that there row long heads Yellow dogs black canic islets like the Galapagos off the was going to be a terrible fight nuggets on board and her coming was dogs brown dogs and white dogs you a joke and Im ready to do so now Pacific coast of South America One some anxiety watched for with Well put the treasure back on your There wasnt explained the presi- seethem everywhere on the sidewalks On the morning of the 7th the eap old tub and you give us safe passage rather attractive theory for this iso-¬ dent sweetly not a bit of trouble and in the gutters on the doorsteps under noticed on the western horizon tain to port and no questions asked or an- ¬ lation of the big tortoises traces their all the old officers were reelected too the carriages in every corner or holel what appeared to be a steamer coming swered when we go ashore Were plantation on these desolate islands You see I wanted to be president my- into which a dog can creep and curl If-fto the old buccaneers It has been con ¬ self this year andAlicia Brown wanted himself up into a round bunch All day towards him As craft are scarce on miners from Klondike we are except in the sealing sea ¬ stretched these waters Thats compounding with piracy1 tended that the Galapagos islands were to stay in office too so we fixed up a long they lie huddled up or no matter son the captain watched the strangers the original home of the giant tortoises little plan Ibetween us and it was a out on their sides fast asleep objected the captain how much noise goes on about them approach with interest not unmixed Oh no it isnt You said yourself and that the rovers who stocked them famous success with anxiety because of the valuable it was a joke Of course we were mere ¬ on board ship and kept them alive for What did you do Hurry up and tell In the busiest business streets they lie The sea was cargo he had aboard long periods may have left them at me the other girl exhorted her ex by twos and threes in the middle of ly going to port to wait till you came calm for the time of year and the Anyhow were not going back empty places of call even in remote oceansi citedly how on earth did you manage the sidewalk where hundreds of pa ¬ steamer seemed to be making for across tient people step over them or go to get into prison you can make up during the long periods in which buc ¬ it around them and never think of mak ¬ ¬ bows of the Bear The captain or ¬ the your mind on that pomt We stop pump caneering flourished London SpectaThe president smiled happily get out of the way In the dered the flag hoisted but the oncomer tor ing and down she goes gold and all Oh Alicia and I talkeclitover before ing them side streets and small squares thercare showed no answering colors which did The passengers implored the captain USES FOR RATTLESNAKE SKINS hand she said and just as soon as the 20 25 often not tend to make the captain feel less to let bygones be bygones a long aa meeting was called to order and before in the assemblages of andor sleeping greatest peace harmony un ¬ uneasy She was a trim craft looking the gold was recovered The safety 6i A Pennsylvania Factory Working the girls had got through talking she a private yacht painted black with til some dog from another street ven ¬ like on an Inexlianntible Supply the gold was his duty they said made a- motion that the oldest girl in two slim tapering masts set at a rakish Down at West Pike on Pine creek in the club be made president always and tures in when there is at once a great All right cried the captain slope in line with her one funnel She IF YOUVE FOOLED ME ILL SETTLE put the gold aboard just as you You Pennsylvania is the only factory of its Lucile Hicks seconded it She wanted deal of barking and sometimes severe took dogs have came swiftly through the water and WITH YOU LATER it off Then each man must come on kind in the country There slippers to be secretary again you see So I put fighting for even if these districts or no homes thej have certain turned her broadside toward the Rus ¬ deck separately and must submit to be neckties belts and bicycle caps are the motion or the question or what ¬ places which they sian Bear when the man at the wheel and I believe they dont hang for that put in irons I must insist on that for made from rattlesnake skins and next ever it was and Alicia and Lucile said and will permit no consider their own now so I chance your evidence against one not belonging calculated that she was as near as was season waistcoats will be turned out Yes very loud and all the other girls the safety of to their particular set to enter Thus safe and her engines slowed down so me for I will be disembarked long be- ¬ as soon as we the ship Ill let you free from the same material did the same without understanding are that the strangers speed more nearly fore you can reach the nearest tele ¬ Each passengertied up at the wharf The firm has been making horsehide what it was all about in the least My the street of butchers inPera the nicest swore he would not quarter of Constantinople has some accorded with the slow progress the graph office So if I were you I would inform on the pirates and when all gloves and mittens for motormen and but some of them were mad afterward 20 or more dogs who are always to be - laT ger ship was making A man on the plug right along to San Francisco and railroad men for seveial years and last found there I saw two dogs lying day bridge came to the edge nearest the not give me the trouble of calling at the gold was once more on the ship spring began to utilize rattler skins for though happened then asked the after day in front of one of the great What Victoria or any of those intervening together with the prisoners the old slower vessel and placing his hands to Bear moved slowly on while the yacht which there was no market The skins other girl did they tell their ages- un- ¬ banks and- one fond mother dog ports Well so long his mouth shouted The yacht moved away from the ship disappeared stern foremost And be ¬ came to the factory salted and with the der protest Ship ahoy Is that the Russian brought up four puppies in an uncov ¬ No indeed not a bit of it responded ered box at the gateway of at a speed which showed that all hope of cause the passengers and crew all kept heads cut off The operatives will not Bear every the president smiling again I just embassy Oswald Garrison the British keeping her in sight for long was hope- ¬ their oaths this marine incident never touch a skin that is not free from Yillard in Who are you roared the captain less With sad hearts the plundered pas- ¬ got into the papers until now Detroit scrap of the head in which the poisonous knew they wouldnt When they found St Nicholas and what do you want fangs are concealed Sometimes the out what it meant they wouldnt say a sengers watched her grow smaller and Eree Press 1 want an answer to my question For Seaside People rattles are still attached to the tail word so Alicia got up again and moved smaller to the south of them while the then Ill tell you1 what more I want Trapped When once the big ship has struck its The skins are tanned and scraped the that all the old officers be elected over Once a shrewd contractor found him- operation requiring 30 days The oper- ¬ After speaking however the new- ¬ Bear churned her leisurely course again unanimously And every girl in regular gait on the regular ocean swell through the waveless sea self at the same inn with a rival who ation removes all the disagreeable odor the room shouted Yes They were glad the novice easily learns that he is at comer did not wait for an answer but At last the lookout shouted always trod close on his heels Hewjs of the raw skin and brings out the of any way out of the difficulty gave a command to the man at the Chi ¬ sea Experienced travelers women es- ¬ The yachts coming back sir followed about and cross questioned brightness of the black and yellow mot- ¬ cago Times Herald wheel who promptly signaled for the pecially often give up at this point and The captain put his glasses to his incessantly and gave vague answers engines to stop whereupon the yacht He quietly in their berths for 2 i hours tle dropped to the rear notwithstanding eyes and gazed for a long time at the Within half an hour of sending in tSe Virginia Mixed Pickles A strong will may hasten the cure Two men and three girls are employed prices for the job to be contracted for in the work and by the first of Novem- ¬ the slowness of the old Bear The name horizon to the south Take 75 large cucumbers half a peck but it cannot greatly delay the inevit By jingo she is he said turning a he went into the coffee room was plainly painted on the stern and and sat supply of skins on hand will be of green tomatoes 15 large white nble nor hold the elements down nor Then he said to the himself down in a corner where liis ber the up The raw skins come from onions two heads of cabbage one pint will champagne nor brandy To be in of the yacht having seen trifle less ruddy the captain worked that this was the ship he was after mate What do you think of it rival could not overlook him There the northern tier of Pennsylvania coun- ¬ of grated horseradish half a pound of good condition before sailing to which Hes xrobably changed his mind and and then he filled up his tender and moved quickly alongside again this George region Col- ¬ mustard seed half a teacupf ul of ground a one grain calomel pill swallowed two is going to sink us I thought he didnt as he rose from the table left behind ties from the Lake time with only a couple of hundred feet orado Wyoming and Michigan The pepper half a pint of salad oil one nights previous may contribute and to of water between the two ships Dur seem to be more than half convinced him the paper on which he had blotted skins bring from 25 cents to 150 each ounce each of celery seed and cinna ¬ tafc a little plain food often when on ing the slight interval the crew of the when he talked of not doing it What it As he left the room his rival caught according to size those of the black mon and two ounces of turmeric Slice board so that the stomach is not yacht had been busr and now a for ¬ are we to do up the blotting paper and withtSe ¬ being the most valuable The the tomatoes and large onions chop empty aids recovery I dont know anything to do said exulting glee of a consciously success- or male skin received this season meas- ¬ the cabbage quarter the cucumbers consolate if they can beThe most disbidding looking cannon pointed its persuaded to the captain hopelessly swearing in- ¬ ful man read the amount backward biggest ominous inuzzle iowards the Bear ured seven feet and one inch That and add the small onions whole Mix it often rally on hot gruel with a little Im after the gold captain said the wardly that if he escaped lie would have Done this time was his mental was killed on Phoenix run with salt let stand 24 hours drain and salt in it The best way to get over be ¬ as no a faster steamer next voyage or quit the thought as he filled up his own tender big rattlercounty and made music with pour over strong vinegar speaker nonchalantly first Let stand ing seasick is to go on the water at inPotter doubt you are aware Im going to have high seas 5 lower and hastened to deposit it a string of 26 rattles The rattles are two days strain mix the spice well every opportunity You will soon be- ¬ Everyone aboard was now watching To his utter surprise the next day he -it quietly or Im going to sink our scarf pins and sold at boil 1 gallons of vinegar pour over come used to the motion of ships the northern bound yacht and the found that he had lost the contract on verted into Orders for the output of the pickles boiling hot repeat this Koston Globe ship Which is it to be prices u three Whatever gold we have on board if same disquieting thought seemed toTun and eomplainingly asked his rivalhow fancy factory have been received from gar mornings heating the same vine- ¬ the Statistics of Hungary see through every mind even before one of it was for he had tendered below him nearly every big city in the United we1 haveauy isnt mine I dont the last time add a pound of sugar Politically Hungary is divided into t what good the sinking of the ship will the passengers gave voice to his fears How did you know you were belw States The supply of rattlesnakes is and the oil Housewife 53 counties containing from 50000 to do yoo and it would be very incon- ¬ Suddenly the captain cried out with bis me Because I found your blotting practically inexhaustible as they are 126000 inhabitants There are 26 citiea To Malic a Ponltice venient to me Better sheer off and well glasses still to hise3es paper I thought so I left it on pur- found in large numbers in a dozen states A poultice should never be made sndowed with self government Buda- So help me say no more about it I can take a Its not the same yacikt pose for you and wrote another ten and multiply rapidly N Y Sun thick or heavy Its weight oppresses Pcsth the metropolis contains about Look Joe well as the next man joke hs der in my bedroom You had better It should be frequently re ¬ 500000 inhabitants The population of Rate The mate examined the approaching make our own calculations next time Hislicst City Death any town m the patient when becomes For a time it looked as if the stranger newed for j it cold a poul ¬ Hungary is about 15000000 Chicago heeded the good advice given him The steamer and coincided with the cap ¬ The highest death rate of Jk Snnvo Afnmpnts tice is morefrequently an injury than a Tribune 41 captain of the yacht rang full speed tains view Soon all doubt was set at J8t remedial agent The virtue of a poul ¬ cut the water rest The oncoming boat was seen to may Not Complainlngr ahead and the sharp prow r In order that hay fever victims tice is most potent when it is warm and Friend rrWhat sort of luck did youi like a knife The yacht described a be much larger than the yacht and ap- not suffer from the presence ofv fibwrt moist Yet large circle and seemed to be showing parently much faster speedy as the the chancel of the Church of theTai n spite of this fact its defective drain to drip or it must not be oo moist as have in Wall street great it will cause great discomfort Ex Operator Fair I got aWny witr voir its paces but this as the captain of other had seemed in comparison with tivity Bethlehem N H is duringgthe ige makes the mortality very to the patient Detroit Fmo Press some ox ray money d period of their attack oaly deopratac M hicago Chronicle he Bear remarked was unnecessary-- the Russian Bear A big Puck t giant with a voice like a foghorn was with foliage - Jfcr be already kaew that any scow on la command He wasted no time 14- - Tl-J-- Y a - h3 1 -- U W-- -- V ¬ - - if - r bw- w -- tt WZ - m N - J -- - ¬ ¬ WM -- ¬ - aaaroooaaa -- JDj - -- - 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ i - - - - ¬ K I- ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -- - - ¬ black-bearde- -- -- J A ft ijEtjC u s - t4- - SKAHtoffc Xt jeiu - WikiJ gjj jfjiiijimj L -- SfeUAfiteiitt jn fj 5 fsrr isr Tf t -- - kV Kij 4 V J v v - 1 4 THE BOURBON NEWS TUJEaY- - OCTOBER iflHK IV - - 12 1897 MRS ELLA ITGARVy Writing to Mrs Pinkham She says I have been using your Vegetable Compound and find that it does all that it is recommended to do I have been a sufferer for the last four years with womb AGRICULTURAL HINTS ft tx S the i x A T- - t Bfc r v - KfiflfeS - t V Honic Grorrm Experience A man went into an icehouse to pnnl n ff J abrunt and imnetuous hirpd mnn Oncprl How to Drnrs Cliiekena Turfcfcy The Sea Hrn Nearly Destroyed a Be- 3 locked the door and went away The Geese and Ducks it day was Sunday and the hired man did lovert Resort on the Virginia Coast FOR SHIPPING HOGS Keep from food 24 hours Kill by etcome hack While the man who vpnrnnrl Slowly but surely the sea Is sweeping sgcool off waited for the return of A Crate TJiat Will Kee the Porkers bleding in Ohe mouth or opening the the hired island from the map of Virginia is in in Good Condition in the nock hang by the feet un Cobbs pitiful little sand spit remains ItEprough object was accomplished off a verv veins manner He cooled The The first thing1 necessary in shipping til properly bled head and feet should Only a umed door gave hack hut echoes to his a few straggling houses fighting logs or pigs is a good crate without be left on and the intestines and crop with jtjlpws and his voice could find no place to with which no breeder is certain of his ship ¬ should not be drawn For scalding Cobb the fickle sand Uncle Nathan gecape and sound the alarm When he crew the sturdy noble Roman of the ttred of walking and swinging his arms to ment arriving at destination in safety poultry the water should be as near chunks of ice und in as fine order as when placed on the boiling point as possible without beach has moved his last outhouse off 5keep warm theiu o oner a that were piled UU1U tempting oeu board of cars The crate illustrated actually boiling pick the legs dry be and only goes down every day or so to Hunger gnawed at his vitals and refused to herewith is made of seasoned linden forse scalding hold by the head and look for his heart that he has lost some he satisfied with diet of raw aii Darkness wood a- material at once very tough legs and immerse and lift up and down where on that beautiful beach and then wwr vj uurii lint DlA UIUIHI13 muill- Ulgllb wnicn tne prohard to break and light a requisite in three times if the head is immersed comes wandering back with the tide aim uie oniy sounuthe man orokewanted to who found stillness eyes gool off trying was shipping animals by express especially it turns the color of the comb and gives glancing over his shoulder through to swear The hired man when rates are inclined to be exorbitant the eyes a shrunken appearance which that are wet with the dew of a great n opened the door on Monday morning and i juue iimn wno wantea to cool oil crawled out This crate is IS inches wide 24 inches leads the buyers to think the fowl has love more dead than high and four feet long and can be made been sick The feathers and pm feath- ¬ They had the sale of all that is left on thawed out he alive When his tongue had hecan to abuse the hirprf Fool in like proportion to suit the largest ers should be removed immediately the hotel property down at the landing man retorted the hired man Log The material used is sawed ex ¬ very cleanly and without breaking the a few dajs ago and they sold for atriflej siFooI you are a lucky dog and do not know time vnnr pressly for this purpose direct from skin then plump by dipping ten sec- T Willie iXllU UlUCiv lilC ucus limuuiic it Dont wastego andin nhusinrr tiip of im- benefactor but write a hook the logs Before working into crates onds in water nearly or quite boiling brought sleep to thousands of this old Spressions on Alaska Then the man who to cool it is sorted and ricked up as other lum¬ hot and then immediately into cold worms tired travelers wno iroraiar on- granted Chicago off saw that his fortune was Record ber in a sheltered place to season water hang in a cool place until the stcaminir cities have come to its shin- imade j v r3 WDKily xo Dresune xne sweei uruuui animal heat is entirely out it should be mg snores and feel the pulse of its Trains to Colorado Utah and sea California frozen before be of the entirely cold but miffhtv tides Uncle Nathan only At 10 every nieht the Chicaco Milwaukee ing packed Dry picked chickens and stopped a moment at the sale as he came St Paul Union J Passenger Kailwav train leaves the Adams turkeys sellbest and we advise this Station Canal and the creek from his days pilgrimage way of dressing as they sell better to Chicago with equipped to the island As his eye caught the streets Sleeping Cars forelegantly and other Palace Denver turkeys shippers scalded chickens and off a piec Golorado connections generally are sold to the local trade sight of the auctioneer crying iostlmg r fat Denverpoints with through Ogden San for Salt Lake City nf furniture and the iokiiur To dry pick chickens and turkeys prop ¬ u j iFrancisco and points in Southern Cali i j i Him u erly the work should be done while crown iie luriiuu ami smulooks like ujic ifornia The route to Denver is via Omaha CRATE FOR SHIPPING HOGS the fcahd Lincoln Nebraska and is first class in the bird is bleeding do not wait and full of pathoscrone Well it this time We can every respect All the modern facilities ot old islands ifhen when made into erates each one is let the bodies get cold dry picking is included in this direct route to treated to a coating or two of paint more easily done while the bodies are look on and long and hope but the old jtravel are the Eldorado of the West The Colorado Jill saw fuzz is removed by sharp jack warm Be careful and do not break ocean is unconquerable She has her rallied lines composing the route viz the ot Paul Kaihvay plane The crate is put together with and tear the skin Pack in boxes or bar way Ah man but its hard forme iUhicago Milwaukee His eyes filled with tears and he pushed iChicago to Omaha and the Roclc Island vire nails rels boxes holding 100 to 200 pounds to Denver and For the sides and tops useone half by are preferable and pack snugly his little boat on up the creek to get Pacific Omahaunited to make this Colorado prhigs have the most four inches and four eet 11 pieces straighten out the body nd legs so away from the sound of the auctionr popular route to all points west of the Missouri river For further details time tables and equally divide the space The bot-¬ that they will not arrive very much eers voice Uncle Nathan is hot alone in his pete address Geo H Heafford General Pastom is in one piece one inch thick 18 bent and twisted out of shape fill the senger Ry C M inches wide and four feet long less one package as full as possible to prevent great sorrow The hearts of thousands 410 Oldand Ticket Agent Chicago St P 111 Colony Building inch Front end contains one piece one shuffling about on the way MarK kind who love nature and who with him have IT i J Caught in the Rain half by ten by IS inches and two half and weight and shipping directions leix- xne xnrni oi 1uer eiose J xoucii ouy Bill Were vou ever cauirht in the rain 18 inches each The rear or neatly and plainly on the cover Bar- ¬ those white sandsand beautiful waters bv four bv Jill Yes where was caucht I door end has two pieces one half by rels answer better for chickens and mourn their srreat loss also They wills gras accepted thats taking aI girl home under while 2ys by 18 inches tfor inside cross strips ducks than for turkeys or geese When dream of its cool breezes its solemn nay umbrella him hams top and bottom and iiwo outside top convenient avoid putting more than one marshes its sands its tides its birds r jtxy urain o Try urain ui and bottom strips one half by four by kind in a package Endeavor to market and fish and wake in the worlds Ask your jn ocer to day to show you a 18 inches with itwo upright strips one all old and heary cocks before JanuaTy fevered life with a sigh and tears at tlie package of GllAIN O the new food drink half by 2y2 by 23 inches ioreach side 1 as after the holidays the demand is realization of their loss The earthisl ithat takes the place ot cotlee Ihe children of the movable door and to which are for small round fat hen turkeys only poorer for the ruin of that bit of sandj smav drink it without iniurv as well as the Jadult All who trv it like it GKALN 0 Cape Charles Light fastened the side strips The door is old tonis being sold at a discount to A has that ricli seal brown of Mocha or Java one half by eight by 23 inches and is canners Shut it is made from pure grains and the held firmly to place by a wire nail For geese and ducks the water tfor DEEP HOLES IN THE OCEANI most delicate stomachs receive it without driven partially in at top end The scalding should be the same tempera- distress 1 4 the price of coffee 15c and corner posts in front end are one by two ture as for other kinds of poultry but TI1C5- - Are Not Found in the Centeri 25 cts per package Sold by all grocers But Always ear Luinl by 23 inches and on the inside of them it requires more time for itto penetrate The Old Man The deepest spots so far sounded inJ A son is surprised sometimes when hiH is fastened a board onehalf by eight and loosen the featJiers It is a good by 18 inches which f orms with the out- ¬ plan after scalding to wrap tthem in a The ocean were found a year or two ago father unbends 41 little to find what a good side board a feed spaceof two inches blanket providing they are not left by the survejing ship Penguin while re- icnuw me urn man reanv is jsoinerviiie in width in front end of crate The long enough to partly cook the flesh turning from the Tonga group to Newj Journal board on the dnside comes within an Another method and no doubt thebest Zealand In three places a depth ex f Let Destitute inch of the bottom where a trough is for loosening the feathers isrto steam ceeding 5000 fathoms was found Till rNot of worldly goods but of all earthly eom made by tacking in a piece of board them and whenever proper facilities these soundings were made the deepest xfbrt is the poor wretch tormented by ma one half by fourby 18 inches at a slant are at hand we advise this process to the northeast of rlaria The fell scourge is however shorn of It Water found was1874 the United States its thong in advance ly Hostetters Stomach of about the same degree as shown by is poor policy to undertake to save the JaPan wlere in rjtuttersj its only sure preventive ana remedy one side of the letter V When ready to feathers dry by picking them alive just sieumer a uuuiuiu uuiiuneu a cusi 04 Dyspepsia oniousness constipation rneu and kidney complaints ship place crate in the wagon and back before the killing aa it causes the skin 4655 fathoms j matism nervousnessbodily afflictions which are also among the up to the driveway door in the hog to become very much inflamed and The Penguins soundings are 5022 medicine overcomes with cehouse which as on a level with the greatly injures the sale Do not pick 5147 and 5155 fathoms The increase jtuis beneficent systematically rtainty Use it wagon bed and you can load or crate the feathers off the head and is well is therefore 500 fathoms or 3000 feet it jjuuv the hogs with ease then put feed in to leave them on the neck close to the The soundings are separated frpinl TJ engaging servant x x ougnt to tell you that we are all strict teetotallers here will head the box at end of crate and it a spaqe vtwo or three inches one another by water much less deep Kf suppose you wont mind that Mary down as it is eaten from the The for should of - drop not be skinned nor and the holes may not be connected tJane4r Oh no mum Ive been in a re feet trdugh thus affording plenty of food ¬ lne distance irom tne two extreme fformed drunkards family before Punch for the hog until the end of the jour- ¬ the bodies singed for the purpose of re soundings is 450 miles Specimens of moving any down or hair as the heat POULTRY FOR MARKET THE LAST OF COBBS ISLAND i -- V B ¬ ln i1 - - trouble weak back and excre- ¬ tions I was hardly able to do my ND ¬ WE WILL SEND YOB OUR 136 end yam name on a postal FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE - PG rd ¬ ¬ nt ¬ 45 household duties and while about my wont was so fa imlmzBa nervous that I was miser- ¬ able I had Every homeseeker should address either J F also given MERRY A G P A Manchester la W A KKLLQND A G P A Louisville Ky or 8 G up in des HATCH D P A Cincinnati O for a free copy of j pair wnen jl the IIrIlVOIS CENTKAI RAILKOIB8 was persuaded to try Lydia E Pink SOUTHERN HOSIESEEEER8 GUIDE hams Vegetable Compound andto day SEUF 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to weather we had in July and the early city market should be drawn Rural part of August affected the quantity WTorld and yield of the corn to such an extent GARDEN WHEELBARROW that it will be an item next spring1 to secure good seed corn The safest and How to 3Iuke 11 Wlieel Tliat Benrs Its Share of Burden best plan is to lay in the needed supply Ihis fall and store it away w7here it will In market gardening there is much work that can be done with a wheelbar- ¬ lceep in good condition The best time to select the seed corn row While resting any aching arms js in the fall as soon as the grain is one day I concluded that rfshe wheefll well hardened In addition to making of the ordinary barlow was not bear sure of a good supply selecting m the ing its share of the burden so Irtnade iield in the fall affords a better oppor- ¬ one in which the axle was jilaced up tunity for making the best selection as nearer the body of ttlie barrow the the stalk as well as rthe ear can be wheel extending inside A cap was considered which af course cannot fitted over this inside the body and I be done after the corn is oribbed When the conditions of growth will admit the best seed coifn is that which is selected from what is grown on the farm provided of course that proper care is taken in the selection When the first selection is made at is always best to select irathera larger V quantity than will be needed This BARROW FOR THE GARDEN gives an opportunity of making a sec ond selection One itemin selectinglhe found that the wheeling was then much ears is to choose those that are well easier The new barrow weighed 49 filled both at the tip and at the butt pounds With 239 poundsof sand there The grain should be sound and deep is a wreight of 5G pounds on the handles While it is difficult to secure a very while with the ordinary barrow the 3arge ear without a fairly good sized weight is 99 pounds The handles are cob yet getting ears with deep grains five feet long 114 by 1 inches at front will make a considerable difference in and smaller toward the back The the size of the cob So far as can be wheel is 22 inches diameter with a two done the ears should be uniform in inch tire The barrow frame is 19 inches color shape of grain and time of at front two feet at back the body is three feet by 13 inches while the legs After a sufficient quantity is secured are two feet ten inches from the front at should be thoroughly dried and then R Bingham in Orange Judd Farmer stoned where it will keep dry and be FACTS FOR FARMERS safe from vermin One of the most serious objections to taking seed jorn Wash ithe harness with soap and from a crib in the spring is the risk water before oiling thart its vitality may have been injured Do vou waste your corn fodder by its being damp when thrown into Must have money to burn the crib or while standing in the field Corn fodder may be shredded but and then being frozen Exposure to not perf ectly by running it through an cold does not injure the vitality when the grain is thorough dry but if damp old threshing- machine A threshing1 machine boiler that is it is often seriously injured by frost Good seed is so essential to a good too small to do the work is always growth and yield that it will be good dangerous from over pressure A farmer says that he kills Canada economy to use all reasonable care to St Louis Repub ¬ thistles in the pasture by piling- ma secure a full supply nure on them thick enough to smother lic them Surface Water in Wells Put huggy beans or peas in a tight bos Wells are often dug- in depressions the and put a little cup of bisulphide of Idea being that in such places springs yf water are mosi apt to be found But carbon on top being- careful that na tf so dug the well should be stoned and fire is near Wheat independent of interest on emented for 12 or more feet from the mrface so that shallow springs cannot land ought to be grown at six dollars iod entrance The deeper springs will an acre at most Eight or even tec generally be free from surface impuri bushels per acre will not pay Be careful to sow only the cleanest ies Then if the well is filled around iboufc so as to turn surface water from timothy seed Weeds in timothy make it there will be little danger that it will had work worse than clover thougli m contaminated fa any way Aineri they are bad enough there Westerx iPlowinun r n Cultivator ¬ -- from the flame will cause them to look oily and bad The process of plumping and cooling is the same as with turkevs and chickens There is no kind of poultry harder to sell at satisfactory the bottom were recovered from the two deeper soundings and prove to be the usual red clay found in all the deepest parts of the ocean These soundings afford additional evidence of the observed fact that the deepest holes are not in the centers of the ocean but are near land as two of them are within 100 miles of islands of the Eermandec group and the other not far from a shoal Doubtless deeper depressions in ihe bed of the sea are yet to be found but the fact that this sounding of 30930 feet shows that the ocean contains de- ¬ pressions below the surface greater than the elevation of the highest known mountains is worthy of record A Snort Time Hence Citizen By the way I have been told that the Klondike igoltt is not worth so much to the ounce as some other brands Returned Ivlondikec I couldnt say as to that We never measured by less than a ton I have no idea as to ounce values Cincinnati Enquirer Babylons Hanging Garden The hanging gardens of Babylon were terraced on columns The gardens were 400 feet square find over 400 feet high The ascent from terrace to ter-¬ race was by flights of marble steps and on the highest was a large reservoir v To St Louis and the West 53 miles the shortest from Louisville makes the quickest time Pullman Sleepers Parlor and Dining Cars For complete information address Maffett Traveling Passenger Agent Knoxville Tenn 11 A Campbell General Passenger Agent St 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Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixedpackers Light shippers To brides put a piece of their wedding cake under their pillow to dreani on Atchison Globe 25 s s IIMI 8APOLIO -- Cincinnati 2 4 5 3 3 3 SHEEP Choice LAMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter family BRAIN Wheat No No Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 2 4 3 00 75 00 80 75 85 65 60 Oct 1L ft 3 25 4 40 fi WNWjW MM fe 3 3 4 3 5 3 50 70 90 00 40 10 ima-Tfcur- it- 3redft 2 red Rye No2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bul POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent Na 2red CORN No 2 mixed OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western Xr X 90 93 90 30 21 47 9 50 8 75 4 15 14 wm JM -- - Mm attractive matter for the volume for i8g8 and the contributors for the year include not only popular writers of fiction but some of the most eminent Statesmen Scientists Educators Explorers and Leaders of Industry EifiHSr GIVE MORE is practice of T0The Companion thanThe promised has always 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97 Rudyard KipHng Octave Thanet Mr Gladstone bas contributed an Important article for the next years volume of The Companion to be published In the New Years Number I Storytellers W D HoweKs - Mi 33 52 4 CO 4 90 Prank R l 97tf 33 23 Zangwlll Mary E WHklns Stoctto - 52tf 4 25 5 00 92 27 Mrs Burton Harrison Hayden Carrcth and more than one hundred others 20 3 75 4 00 93 I ART CALENDAR In Twelve colors SUBSCRIBERS 1 PORK Mes LARD Steam Corn Mixed Oats Mixed 95 2l ai IrKfclE year to JamatryllS99 Thla offer Include the THAHSSQIVXHa CHSIETKAS sd HEW YEARD DOUBLE NUMBERS and THE COMPANION AB7 CALENDAR for 1898 In twelve ealn and anbeual la teM Tt rin raperlor prodactioa to any of the femoaa ptecea of Companies color work cf previeM yean It fa a rssetb cmaaeat for the home and a costly gift Free to Hew Svbacrtben B 83 JUustrated Prospectus for the Volume for 1893 and Sample Copies of the Paper Tree- - HEW StTBaCKIBEES who will citentthlaellp aaa tasd It at once with 175 for a years sabtcriptloB to Tk Companion wlUrecelTethepaperfreoeveryweekfroHitbetoaerabscrlptloaijrecelvedtoJaniULryl 1898 and a fall THE YOUTHS COMPANION 2S1 Columbus Ave BOSTON MASS 4 62M v V s - viaftf I if K i t- fi 8 fVt ss--- THE BOURBON FUR t TUESDAY OCTOBER 12 L897 TELE Sill PfHTELl BANTAM IN THEllilY -- My resideace oa Ilpudersoa street Seven 3ialf square from City duhool grooms and kitchen two porches large vghed in back yard good cistern large Abasement plenty frnit and shade trees Gave Back My Health There is no reason for being despondent and considering diseases of the blood incurable simply because the treatment of physicians and many so called blood remedies fail to effect a cure Though it is naturally disheartening to the suf-¬ ferer who faithfully takes the prescribed treatment of the physicians often at the expense of hundreds of dollars to find himself no better as time goes by still a cure will result from the right remedy SSS no matter what other treatment has failed The reason that SSS Swifts Spe ¬ cific has so successfully cured even the worst cases after other treatment had been tried In vain is that it is the only remedy which forces the poison from the blood and permanently eliminates it from the system which is the only correct principle of curing the disease Mercurial remedies bottle up the poison and tear down the system while SSS forces out the poison and builds up and adds- - strength and vigor to the entire system It is natures remedy and con- ¬ tains no harmful ingredient ONLY ROOSTER IN GEOR3IA A fgAT HAS TOMBSTONE OVLK HIS GRAVE wines etc I i - L GRINNAN - Enlisting at Culpoper Va HjfjfServod Under Major Williams In MaartBattles A Sentinel In a Troo How HejBetrayed Jlin Nessmith Hfo KJ JOHN CONNELLY - ft U- - - - J v PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Callt Your work if promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable B4-v- - 4- T - While we were camped near Cul peper Court House in the fall qfl862 said Major Tom Williams ilhecame acquainted with a family named Dow- ¬ dy Just before the battle of Culpeper I paid a visit to the farm and found the ladies in a panic preparing to flee They set-- before me such scant fare as they had left and after I had eaten a hasty fc - ASSIGNEES NOTICE A LL persons having claims against the assigned estate of H Margolen ssare requested to present them at once improperly proven as required by law to he undersigned in Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to H Margolen are requested to pay promptly and thereby avoid court cost j Vj i Harmon LOUIS SALOSHIN filmy Stitt Assignee Attorney ASSIGNEES NOTICE All persons having claims against the assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby notified to present same at once properly proven to the undersigned or same may be barred by law ¬ T E ASHBROOK iANN Assignee of T H Tarr 22je Ashbrook Attys ASSIGNEES NOTICE -- Ali persons having claims against the assigned estate of Chas R Turner are requested to present them to me at my office in 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deepseated and one by one they failed The large red blotches increased in size and num ¬ ber and soon covered my entire body My parents had me treated by a num- ¬ ber of physicians but the disease was too much for them and after their tem- ¬ porary relief was over I found myself Thus I grew growing steadily worse into manhood handicapped by a terrible disease and having tried so many reme- ¬ dies without relief when a friend urged me to take SS S I had little faith in any medicine I was happy to find however that I had at last gotten the right remedy for one bottle of SSS did me so much good that I soon had hopes of being cured I continued the remedy and was cured completely the unsightly spots soon disappeared leaving my skin perfectly clear My general health was also built up and I am robust and strong I be- ¬ lieve SSS will cure the worst case of v blood poison in the world SSS is a real blood remedy and will cure the most obstinate cases of Cancer Eczema Catarrh Scrofula Rheumatism 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name of Jim Nessmith who occupied a tent not far from that of the captain of our compa- ¬ ny About 4 oclock the order was passIT ed along the lines fpr us to prepare to march stamns nnv nn of General was perched on the limb of the following prize novels TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SEX pages regular price FIFTY a bush near me while I sat munching cts for FIFTY cents any FOUR for ONE my hard tack and all of a sudden he DOLLAR any TEN for ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF the whole library of SIXTEEN volumes raised himself on his perch and crowed 6 THE SALE OF A SOUL By C M S Mc- - lustily Of course no cock in hearing Lellan 7 THE COUSIN OF THE KING By A 3 Van could resist replying to such a challenge estrum and from within the tent occupied by 8 SIX MONTHS IN HADES By Clarice L Clingham Jim Nessmith came the muffled crow of 9 THE SKIRTS OF CHANCE By Captain Alfred Thompson an old rooster Jim made a grab at the 10 ANTHONY KENT Bv Charles Stokes Wayne il AN ECLIPSE OF VIRTUE By Champion bag and succeeded in choking him off Bissell but the noise had reached the ears of 12 AN UNSPEAKABLE SIREN By John Gill iat 13 THAT DREADFUL WOMAN By Harold It some of the others and the captain be- ¬ Vynne 14 A DEAL IN DENVER came apprised of the fact that Jim had By Gilmer McKendr6 been f onaging A hasty examination of 15 WHY SAYS GLADYS By David Christie Mnrrav his tent disclosed the body of the big 16 A VERY REMARKABLE GIRL By L H Bickford rooster choked to death by Jim in his 17 A MARRIAGE FOR HATE By Harold R anxiety to put a stop to his untimely Vynne 18 OUT OF THE SULPHUR By T C Do Leon crowing 19 THE WRONG MAN By Champion Bissoll 20 THE HUNT FOR HAPPINESS By Anita Jim was ordered under arrest pend- ¬ Vivanti Chartres 21 HER STRANGE EXPERIMENT By Harold ing an investigation but just about that R Vynne time the order came to advance and we Jfc- Indicate by the numbers the novels you want moved forward and by sunrise we were fighting and the unfortunate officer who had ordered Jim to be placed un ¬ der arrest was borne from the field a ROUTE corpse after the fight was over The af¬ fair was forgotten amid the stirring BEST LINE TO AND FROM scenes that followed Seeing that the end was near I found an opportunity to send General All Points in Michigan to the rear and placing him in a cage started him on the long journey to the home of a nephew ii Georgia He had White City Special not been long on the farm before he be- ¬ Best Terminal Station gan to pine and droop and the family thought that he was disconsolate on ac ¬ count of being separated from his com- ¬ Avoiding The Tunnel rades This might have been all fancy BOSTON but he lived only a short time and Wagner Sleeping ars when he died my nephew and the boys of the neighborhood gave him a regular YORK 7 military funeral Buffet t Parlor Cars Whit-hm- Sleeping I suppose that his is the only grave Ca Private Compt Cars of a rooster in Georgia The tiny stones El it Coaches and D ars that mark his last resting place can be seen on the old homestead near Dalton Be sii your tickets r a BIG today On the headstoDe is rudely carv- ¬ Tr4TTT ed the name General witli the date of ttcCORMICK his death and the names of some of the enger Traffic Mp most important erigagements through JD B 3IAK9 Wilier e passed during- our comraae Gen Bac Agt ship nr thtj battlefields of Virginia Cincinnati tlanta v o New YorSun luncheon Miss Mary Dowdy called to me and led the way to the bade yard There is the last of ourstock of poultry said she pointing to a little bantam cock that was strutting- about the yard I havent the heart to kill him because he is a net If vou want him you can take him and dbas you like wirh him During the campaign of 1863 he of-¬ ten sat on my shoulder through the long weary marches and hurried re- ¬ treats and I shared my rations with him One night we had reached the flank of the enemys camp by a forced march and lay down to sleep on our arms expecting to be rousedat the break of day for a sudden charge- J had started off with General perched upon my musket barrel and a sudden change in the order of march had separated us from the wagons so I placed the roost- ¬ er on the limb of a sapling above my head while I lay down to snatch a few minutes sleep General did not utter a single cluck protest although he must have been in very hungry from long fasting but quietly squatted on the branch while I flung myself on the grass and leaves and was soon fast asleep I was so weary that I slept profoundly until I was suddenly aroused by an unearthly screech in my ear Eaising my head I took in the whole situation at a glance General had dropped down from his perch and uttered a shrill crow right in my ear which had awakened me and as I opened my eyes I saw the flash of guns as our pickets fired and in anihstant fell back upon us where we lay The Yankees had turned thetables oh us and discovering our presence the sur- ¬ prising force became the surprised and in ten minutes there was an unearthly racket going on in that pine thicket Eight and left of my position the boys came out of cover and advanced with yells and cheers moving cautious ly and firing as they moved It had be- ¬ come sufficiently light for me to find my few belongings and I soon recover- ¬ ed my hat and haversack which Xhad forgotten to pick up in the hurry of the first surprise and juAfc at that- - time I was saluted with a loud crow just above my head and looking up I savGeneral perched upon his limb he having flown back there when the firing began and with his head held on one side he was sidling along the swaying branch crow- ¬ ing and clucking In spite of the banging of the guns and whistling of bullets General stuck bravely to his perch and never fluttered during the entire engagement When I told the story in camp that night Geiieral was the toast of the evening and he was treated to all sorts of tid ¬ bits in recognition of his gallantry on the field of action One morning however General played the camp 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patents in America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co receive Epecial notice in the TRADE MARKS DESIGNS c COPYRIGHTS SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN beautifully illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year Specimen copies and Hand 150six months Book on Patents sent free Address M T1jBMM 361 MUNN Browny New York CO 2Jjy-96-- ly LH y OPTIOIAK QUEEN D - CRESCENT Landman M Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAY month OCT 12TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each Optician La u d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad- ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thoroughly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free Eeferences Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris ¬ ¬ ¬ During the Tennessee Centennial ahd International Exposition at Nashville Tenn a low rata special tariff has been established for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati and other terminal points on the Queen Cr- scent Route Tickets are on sale until father notice to Chattanooga at 535 one way or 575 round trip from Georgetown the round trip tickets being good seven days to return other tickets with longer return limit at 865 and at 1180 for the round trip These rates enable the public to visit Nashville and other South- fern points at rateS never before offered Vestibuled trains os the finest class are at the disposal of the passenger affording a most pleasant trip and enabling one to visit the very interesting scenery and important battle grounds in and about Chattanooga Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga National Military Park Tickets to Nashville to visit the Centennial can be repurchased at Chattanooga for 340 round trip C Route Ask your ticket agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Q South or write to W R BLACKWELL Georgetown Ky or W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati 0 Agency of The SALES AGENCY OF THE GLOBE TAILORING CO CINCINNATI OHIO m mil 0 Builders j Builders of the Best Clothes in America of the Best Clothes of vfcSiJUviA 7rt ft3Rtf e Urn oTmlMMtiiriloNl quality a style are the cm ers we like ey m The most popular Coat worn is the Tliree Button Cutaway Frock Wkn cut and made right ikres nothing so neat and dressy Were offering a Handsome Made wnm s ¬ heeleganceofoor s Now Clay at tat THE SUIT 20 you want it as 17 salt yon made just as yon Then thereare others at less some at more AY want itor canletusiasfiioii itaMifllbemade fi4 At any point in the Game we save you Twenty Per Cent WE ARB REPRESENTED BY right sifek We are represented by Always hold as respoa v g- BIG FOUR CHICAGO BE ON TIME Mr Katzensten the celebrated cutter pf the Globe Tailoring Co will be at Twin Bros the 11th and 12th of October Monday and Tuesday with 300 latest patterns of imported Fall goods You are invited to call and see the line Mr Katzensten the expert cutter will take your measure for Suit Coat and Vest or Pants and we will make them to order from any of the piece goods you select Prices will be reasonable AH we ask remember to call on these days October 11th and 12th and yon will be on time ¬ ¬ TOLEDO DETROIT f ST LOUIS NEW - TWIN BROTHERS TAILORING DEPBTMENT -- - - fHBONSBIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STPARIS KY fwwpppw iAiLidiSi iHbil

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