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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897102201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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one place works at another then thrown together by a self styled manufacturer are offered daily at prices so rediculous as to convince rirTnnisville kr Lexington iV Lexington Y 830am 600pm 1115am 840pm liaoam ooupm oouaui avwyiu fl Mnm ffcSflnm v iV o7sicfoi lUl ici3Lt n SSfltn aoupm MRnm Zrvopw irouuiu Mt Sterlingii5aopm Washington 65jam 340pm PhlladelphiaJL015am 705pm York izaunn yuopm WEST BOUND i Winchester Lexington 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 1100am 815pm t t any intelligent person of their utter worthlessness NEn marked contrast are our rranKiori Louisville Shelby villelOOiam upui iuui 7upm Low Priced Pianos daily ex it Sunday other trqins run daily nge which are remarkable for tone touch through Sleepers oecween uouiBvme finish and durability as well as price rington and JNew xorK wunouu Come and hear them and investigate Steei drains marked thus t run American ille won the three- 215 ght beats minute trojr in f r News Notes Gathered In And About The The TimesMm lat 140 cattle on the Bure it Georgetown and market Monet Mrs H H Phillips went to Winches- ¬ to 403 ier cwr feeders sold kte ter Monday to visit relatives 370 to 4 milch yearling cattle- Mr John Darnell of Flenriugsuurg cows at f0 tpi per40 head 50 plug was here Tuesday on business per head 55 horses sold at Mrs Fannie Smith of Cynthiana is US to 40 and 90 suckling mnleei the guest of Mrs John Mock common sheepCa40 per head The willipu8 wallipus is still waiting for a rain before rolling the atreets LISLE TjIM Owen7 Ingels went G W Bryan and News CulledV l9m Nl0ias County to Cincinnati yesterday on business vorwMiB ots wfMr Matt Ray of Fleming was the FroTHZMke Mercury guest of his parents here Wednesday tt t Dr M- JjmsMML to G JS Sniitn one McClintock shipped a car half interest Iri tfiLMann building Mclntyre of good cattle to Cincinnati Tuesday Died At hjfkome on Slickaway Nice beaten biscuit Concord grapes creek on the i9ffn8t Geo Duncan and all kinds of vegtables at T D Died At heSJwme near Moorefield Judys on the 16th inatptrs Ditzler Alexan ¬ Mr John F Barbee sold a fine com- ¬ der bined gelding to Indiana parties this MARRiED rAtjthe home of Harlan week Berry on theii1Sli inst John B Shan Mr Will Piper of Hutchison was the non and Mrs vKutggie Boas guest of friends here Tuesday and Wed- ¬ Married Atff aris on Wednesday nesday Oct 20th MrBtertW Burnett and McClintock sold 70 head Mis8EUaD Smithers both of this Mclntyre of 1140 lb feeders to Joshua Barton county 1 for 4 cents the Hendrick resi G E Smith Miss Edna Hunter guest of her aunt dence occupied W S Dudley Sr to Mrs Root Barnes has returned to John C Dnrrtt of Louisville for Washington 3400 cash SfKv ay night to the wife Miss Nannie Burroughs left yesterday On T Born for Mexico Mo to visit her sister Mrs of William Caldw 11 this city a son On Friday nighty t to the wife of J C Ringold son first Ed Brown has accepted a position at wm Sparks on ink8ton a Ford Ky as assistant agent and opera- ¬ born The excursion f Torrent and Natural N tor for the L Bridge last Saturi y was a success Mr Bishop Clay of Lexington was about 800 peopl goings We under here yesterday ou business for the Blue stand they cleari over two hundred grass Building Association the- t Christian Womens dollars for forget the Polk Miller entertain- ¬ Board of Missi Dont ment Tuesday night at the Opera Mr Arch L Scadder whose wife and 35 and 50 cents daughter were to horribly injured by House Admission at Rqbinson Opera House the Mr George W Bain will lecture here last accidentnig ltjis a brother of Rev Friday for the ladies of the Presbyterian H M Scudder of this city Dr Scud- church on Monday night Oct 25th der and wife aid6ther relatives of this burial at Elizaville Mr Ernest Butler returned from citv attended Chicago yesterday after a two months Tuesday visit with his sister Mrs Albert Hawes 7T Mr E P Clarke was on the Cincin- ¬ nati breaks this week and made good sales for Iaac Brown i d John Shannon tOF U Ed Bassett of Dallas Texasjwas the guest of his uncle F A Jonesyester- dav He went on to tsrooKSviiieTO see hisjsister MILLERSBURG -- FALL SUITINGS OVERCOATINGS Now than after September 18th So come and avail yourself of this opportunity Any one who will place their order between now and September 18th can save at least 5 We want early Fall business We will make things lively this Fall if first class goods high class tailoring and low prices will do it Remember our motto We keep laith with the public by doing as we advertise Jr FOR 5 LESS e- - - h - FINEST BUSINESS SUITS In the world from Our fall stock of suitings has been arriving daily We have al- ¬ ways undersold other tailors from 810 to 15 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 befrooa 815 to 820 less than elsewhere J 25 TO 30 F P Lowry work done at home Joe Munson Cutter and Coatmaker All formerly with Co H S STOUT J Manager Paris Furnishing and Tailoring Co - 5 New Buggy Having purchased John Grlenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new ASSIGNEES SALE i - everything itioas ori Agent L noLonivjneinstrumentso jgRi m tea J stocKnaeomnarjOur--Trice- 9PIES inhe -- BAEOUGHES s SUMMIES tl vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our we nave enaerea experienced exiPn frfiMl iff I frlWllWHPlIf ii F B rGEORGE W Barney N R R Carr Uiv Lexington Ky f Pans Ky ass Agenr iijim 20iii jlmui iuiuiaujmm IH A SMITH 33E3 jXStT 8 to 12 - Office over G S Varden a rn Co pffice Hours 1 to 5 p m Poland China Hoj FOR SALS S One male pig and three gilts of same itter Eligible to register and of best Good individuals trains of blood five months old weight 35 pounds Call on or address in the rear Miss Blanche Darnell and Mrs E D 121 and 123 West Fourth Street Robinson of Augusta attended the wedding of Miss Lida Frazee at Lexr CINCINNATI ington yesterday Sole Steinway Representatives Nora Belle Taylor the grand daughter of Mrs Belle Taylor fell from couch BOURRON FISCAL COURT broke aher rightWednesdaytheevening and ankle leg near Jas W Payne bought 50 head of 1000 lb feeders from Newt Rankin at 3j cents John Marshall bought 3 head of 1100 lb feeders at 4 cents from Henry Peterson Notice to Tax Payers I or one of my deputies will be at Millersburg It is ordered that an election be held Mbndav October 25 at two oclock p at the several voting precincts of Bour m to collect taxes for the year 1897 bon county at the next regular NovemE T Beeding ber election 1897 to take the sense of Sheriff Bourbon County Ky the legal voters of said count7 shall issue bonds not exceeding the sum of Sam Patrick charged with stealing 30000 for the purchase and mainten- ¬ captured in buggy ance of the turnpike roads in said Frank Ingels Monday was brought here Sterling and county free of toll to the traveling pub Mt ¬ lic It is therefore ordered that a poll by Constable Plummer Patrick how escaped just as they arrived here be opened in each of said voting pre ¬ ever he ran behind a stable and escaped cincts in said county and the Sheriff of and was again captured in Mt Sterling said county is hereby directed to adver ¬ but tise said election and the object thereof Tuesday for at least thirty days next before the Dont f il to go to the opera house day thereof in some newspaper having Tuesday night Oct 26th to hear Polk the largest circulation in the county and Miller assisted by Osrar Sisson and also by printed hand bills posted up at Esther Wallace Musical comedy sketch- ¬ not less than four public places in each es negro dialect stories and songs banjo voting precinct in the county and at the picking impersonations Mr Miller as Uncle Dauiel in old tunes down Court House door ED D PATON C B C C South Fun all the way through Ernest Urcfas Co 500 rand will erect a black smith shop W vs W W Sudduth Defendant Woaduths aamgnew Plaintiff lobs to be nrst classr Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders on By virtue of an order of sale in the above styled action the undersigned will SATURDAY NOVEMBER two-year-o- ld 6 1897 sell publicly at the court house door in Paris Ky at two oclock p m to the HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY ORDER ¬ ¬ highest and best bidder the following described real estate Two tracts of land lying in Bourbon County Ky and bounded and describ ed as follows to wit TRACT NO 1 A tract of 55 acres of land on the Centerville Jacksonville turnpike de scribed as follows Beginning at a stone corner to Mrs Rowlands dower thence S 62i E 1524 poles thence N 5 B 333 poles thence N 9 E 2256 poles thence N 2 E 12 poles thence N 8 E 18 poles thence leaving the nike N 78i VV 127 24 poles thence S 25 N 4466 poles to the beginning tfIH5 ssnKj i MEANS WHEN TRACT NO 2 A tract of 11 acres and 15 poles ad- ¬ joining the above tract and described as follows GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Ky W O HINTON Agent 1 fostfr Wind and lnsuranoe bu reliable PAYING NON UNION LDEGRASS N1SEK 22 j -- 5 Buyers from several counties attended easy terms T J Burgess sale Tuesday in Scott at - 11 J3 tw rrv Af O I is offered at private sale on jj nil stock or jsruH 400 cattle 225 mules and 550 i t noa nui iuin every mn n riiiiM Th fflrm is in a cood state of Cultiva- which ncca uiauo nuwi thing for- Or i tion well watered for man or beast sheep sold for good prices tsparagus and even in this dry time is well improved Ihard Lawn and Garden During a business trip to Detroit W with new dwelling six rooms and hall We have no Agents but sell direct to necessary out buildings including an T Overbey sold one hundred hogsheads jhe planter saving enormous commis- excellent frame tobacco barn sufficient of tobacco for an average price o ro 17 ions Catalogue on application to house 14 acres of tobacco a great He also went fishing on St Clair flats H F HILLENMEYER abundance of locust timber Lexington Ky and caught a fine lot of bass bringing Mr Jos H Hawkins who lives near home one measuring 17 h and one twenty the farm or Mr Connor who lives on it will take pleasure in showing it to inches The latter weighed 4pounds purchasers Doug Thos won two heats in the un ¬ Quality igsiderthe One third cash balance in finished Terms 240 pace 1000 Wednesday at j3lraying your childrens School One and two years with interest from BLuutt uuvy aiiniu5 tea Louisville with Joe Bailey in 216 and iNew i an date prices but quality good 215 J but Annie Lee the favorite took J Q WARD CLAY RION the third heat Joe Bailey won the Attorney in fact fourth heat and the rac yesterday in For E M Hildreth 126ct 6wk WEST OF PARIS m FALL 1897 Y I will at next regular November election the STOCK AND TURF NEWS 1897 open a poll at each of the voting places in Bourbon county to take the sense of the legal voters of said county Sales and Transfers Of Stook Crop Etc Turf Notes ns to whether thev will issue bonds not exceeding the sum of S50000 for the Sim Wilson has bought eighty feeders purchase and mainteinance of the turn- county free of toll to average weight 1100 pounds at 4 per roads in said StOrm piketraveling public the cwt E T beeding s b c Horace Miller has bought seventy one 1100 lb cattle from Newt Rankin of prompt- - A DESIRABLE Nicholas x f 1JL Mrs Jos Desha of Harrison has AJj ouie sold six pure Bates cattle for 500 to Capt Francis Hall of near Paris A desirable farm containing Davis of Danville have Cogar bought 160000 bushels of wheat this SITUATED ON THE season paying 128000 for the cereal MILES TURNPIKE By virtue of the above order FARM Beginning at a stone marked G- on the plat of the division of the lands of Levi Sudduth thence S 27 W 2453 poles to a corner to Hawkins thence S 79 h E 6508 poles to corner to Sheeley thence S 66 i E 890 poles tq corner to James Rowland thence N 16J E 4 poles to corner to same and Sudduth thence N 25 E 2294 poles to corner to lot No 2 in the division aforesaid thence N 79 W 7260 poles to the beginning The above tracts will be sold as one Terms Credit of six and twelve months bearing interest from day of sale at six per cent and the purchaser will be required to execute bonds witn approved surety The purchaser may pay the bonds at any time after the mation of the report of sale J Q WARD JR Assignee - Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Gun or Ammunition and take no other FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO eBaPS New Haven Ct rHVwlV SoME9Kjfe Dtt ever offered to Ladies especially recommend I ed to married Ladies Ask for DK MOTTS PEITKYEOSAI 1PITTS and talca nn rt Send for circular Price 100 per Ijox 6 boxes for 500 The only safe sure and SSv reliable Pemale PELL PE NNYROYAL PILL JMLOI TS CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Ohio Jrnvaie UstoEsaiyM Enough For all the Winter Evenings send 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542pm 938am 548pm 948am 558pm a Genl Supt JaX4JUTUllT C D - xx Gehl Pass Agt BERCA W IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL it j j -- i fTTBT nTTTTpTiiiriwnriiiii TT 3 s V 2 THE BOURBON NE A FORECAST Of Gen ¬ FRIDAY OCTOBER 22 1897 Ceataln Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of mell and completely derange the whole sys ¬ tem when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except oa prescriptions from reputable they will do Is Ehysicians as the damagecan possibly de ¬ the good you rive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manCo Toledo ufactured by F J Cheney O contains no mercury and Is taken in ternally acting directly upon the blood and the jury came into the court room mucous surfaces of the system In buying The Spiritualists Meeting Attorneys Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the WAsniNGTON Oct 20 At the annual States Attorney Deneen and hurriedly pushed genuine It is taken internally and mada¬ meeting of the Spiritualists associa- ¬ Vincent and Phalenthe crowd and were In Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co Tes timonials free tion Tuesday the list of delegates was their way through admitted to the court room Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle submitted and approved The presi- ¬ Luetgert was astir early again Wed- ¬ Halls Family Pills are the beat ¬ m -- J Et- - 4 r 3 lb theretofore the greatest number of deaths on a single day has been nine The cases as on other days have bobbed up in all directions The quar antine system is still in effect but it does not seem to restrain the spread of the infection and the opinion seems to be born out that yellow fever is not at all contagious but atmospherically infectious Two lives might have been saved if any attempt had been made to give the patients attention Early Monday morning Coroner Lemmonnier found the dead body of Pepino Gqralofo in a liouse on Burgundy street The body was lying on the floor and those in the place said that the man had gone to bed and rolled out upon the floor in a stupor It took Dr Lemmonnier about two minutes to decide that the man had died from a genuine case oi yellow fever and a subsequent autopsy confirmed the doctors hasty diagnosis The body was immediately buried Later on during the day the coroner was called to view the body of Antonio Barrone The coroner at once diagnosed the case as also one of yellow fever Both of these cases had been absolutely concealed from the authorities and had died without a doctor being- called in to give relief The first case of yellow fever at Baton Rouge the capitol of the state was reported ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - of deaths during the present period of yellow fever prevalence had been reached When the board of health closed its books Sunday night there had been 93 fatal cases Between Sun ¬ day night and nightfall Monday seven deaths were reported This century of deaths has occurred as among less than 900 cases that have been reported to the board since early in September when the first case made its appearance in New Orleans As usual however Mondays record has been swelled by the terrible criminal neglect of the poor- ¬ er classes The reeord Monday was by no means reassuring Early Monday evening1 the new cases exceeded 30 and the deaths had reached seven and FIVE DEATHS CAKEEJR CLOSED Xellow Fever at New Orleans Hob day This Makes 100 Deaths Oat of m George M Pullman Palace Car Mag Total of Less Than 900 Cases New Orleans Oct 19 Before sevea nate Dies Suddenly in Chicago clock Monday evening- the 100 mark - Cuba The General CanKet FixirfSK the Termination of the War Blancos Campaign in tfeHfijtft of for that MarshallfKanco prior to embarking Tuesday ifcs Ha¬ He Dined Monday With Friends and Early vana to assume his new responsibili Next Morning His Heart Ceased to Beat ties as governor general of CupSffihade Horace Porter May Succeed Him as the following statement President of the Car Company I go to Cuba with full confidence in the efficacy of the new programme to Chicago Oct 20 George M Pull ¬ insure immediate and certainfsuccess man died at five oclock Tuesday morni- My military and political acHpns I ng- of angina pectoris The extreme shall develop simultaneously ffijpiave heat of last week together with per- not been instructed to mafntain any haps more than his usual exertion in reserve regarding- the intentiorisito be showing some friends about Pullman stow the full autonomy oifereMy the had caused him a feeling of debility liberal party when I was in tliegfbppo- about which he spoke to one or two sition friends hi which he did not re I have not consulted the government gard as serious lie told one of them about the divisional commanofbut so that he as to have more time for political af- Monday who suggested as well as fairs I wished to be accompanied by was not looking quite usual that he had been unable generals like Gen larraao iwno as satisfactorily the last second in command will bear thevbrunt to sleep on of the military action and Gen1Pando two nights and particularly Sunday night that he had some little who will direct the eampaignat the difficulty in breathing but that he felt head of the army jjk 1 can not fix a date fdr thetermina tiou of the war One of my generals has expressed himself confident of re turning victorious in seven months Matters might take a turn toiebnfirm this surmise but if all ends weliat will malce no difference even if we So take a little longer to reach peace Corunna says ¬ - Madrid Oct 21 A dispateSfrom ELEVEN TO ONE For Conviction Thought to Ba the Stamd ing of the Jury The Big Sausage Maker Needed in the Marine Hospital Servict Is Confident of An Acquittal Owing to the Yellow Fever Chicago Oct 21 Judge Tuthill called the jury into court at 1030 a m Annual Meetlnff of the Spiritualists Asso¬ Ten minutes later the judge sent for ciation The Cabinet Discusses the Civil the prisoner and Luetgert was taken Service and How to Obtain Best Re ¬ up the back elevator in the building sults Withdraws From the Case and into court A few minutes after ADDITIONAL EMPLOYES 9wax ef OlataMtts tor Catarrh Ou ¬ 4 dents report was submitted showing nesday morning and as usual ate a that the condition of the association ¬ had improved The report of the sec ¬ hearty breakfast The suspense conretary showed that the memberships cerning his fate does not affect the ap sausage petite of the had increased 33 per cent during the was confident big acquittal maker He Wednesday of past six years The report stated that morning and in the best of humor as ¬ Of Course Wot Huggins Isnt Miss Soxy a peach Mr Miss Kittish Yes hut she is not theonlyr ruit in the orchard Detroit Free Press Do You - w r the Spiritualists had co operated with others to fight ecclesiastic control of the government also that the Spiritu- ¬ alists would put missionaries in the field to offset the work of anti-Spiritualistic Play Wliist Euclire or Othe Games associations SEORGB MOJTTIMJJB PUXTVATT city Monday The case was that of Willie Eivas who lives on the outskirts of the The following is the official report oi the board of health Cases of yellow fever Monday 87 deaths 7 Total cases of yellow fever to date 365 deaths 100 recovered 443 I I il t n ¬ Franklin La Oct 19 Two cases of yellow fever have been reported here by Dr Smith president of the parish board of health One of the ¬ patients is Miss Clara Crawford who is critically ill the other is a little Portu ¬ guese girl who was living in a house adjoining that in which Cairo died a 000000 few days ago Mrs Pullman is expected to arrive in Chicago Wednesday morning on the THE SUPREME COURT Pennsylvania limited She Imsbeen Jbi the Case of the Southern Pacific Hail spending- the season at thePullman road Company vs the United States De LiSjMnMHBHgyijL cides Against the Railroad Company rs summer residence at Elberon N J Dut1 ajiuuxor uct v xne unixee ago went to NewYorlc cityafew days preparatory to coming west dor States supreme court Monday rendered the winter an opinion against the railroad comMr pany in the case of the Southern Pacific good Pullman while in apparently health recently formerly had Railroad company vs the United States some stomach trouble which he atbrought here from the circuit court tributed largely to the condition of his for the ninth circuit The case in- eyes His belief was that about all volved about 700000 acres of land in the bodily ills were due to the eyes southern California and grew out of The latter part of last week he gave the fact that the forfeited land grant the visiting officials of the Pennsyl- ¬ of the Atlantic Pacific Rail road company was overlapped to vania railroad a dinner at the Chicago excellent spirits some extent by lands claimed club and was in sons He leaves two Sanger and Geo under government grant by the South- M jr and two daughters Mrs Caro ern Pacific The Atlantic and Pacific of San Railroad Co originally claimed the lanLowden Francisco and Mrs Frank of Chicago 0 lands in controversy and its original Mrs Pullman is being accompanied maps of location along the line of these lands were accepted by the land office on her sad home coming by Sanger W but congress declared the lands for- Pullman the younger son George M feited and thereupon the South Pullman jr is in the city together ern Pacific whose grant overlapped with a daughter Mrs Frank O Low den A that of the Atlantic and Pacific there ¬ is in Sansecond daughter Mrs Carolan Francisco was upon set up title to the lands The summoned to return andChicago at once to circuit court however decided against The death of Mr Pullman attracted the Southern Pacific and the supreme wide attention in business circles Mr court Monday affirmed that decision so far as concerns the railway company Phil D Armovr said The news of the but remanded to the lower court for death of George M Pullman surdecision the cases of about 200 persona prised me greatly though his phy who had purchased part of the anda sicians knew that he was troubled with heart disease The city wiU from the railroad company feel the loss of- Mr Pullman Hv The supreme court Monday advanced the argument of the Durrant murder was a public spirited man and a fine case brought here from San Francisco business man I do not think the company of which he was the head will and set it for hearing November 75 suffer on account of his death It ia true that he took a deep interest in the THREE MEN KILLED management of what might be called By the Explosion of a Boiler of the Steamer the smaller affairs of the corporation G 1 Force Xear Pittsburgh Pa but he told me not long ago that ha Ciiahieeoi Pa Oct 19 Monday was well supplied with good lieutennight by the explosion of the boiler of ants and that in the event of his death the steamer G B Force owned by the the business would be carried on with Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co the captain out difficulty I think he was aware Tames Ryan and the cook Wra Pat- that he had trouble that might result terson were instantly killed The seriously Mr Pullman death affected the Chi- ¬ body of Patterson was found late Mon ¬ 600 yards across the river cago stock market quite appreciably day night deeply buried in the sand and terribly He was said to have been a heavy hold- ¬ mutilated The body of the captain er of both Diamond Match and New has not as yet been recovered Clias York Biscuit securities two of the Crabb engineer of the boat escaped most active stocks listed on the local uninjured but the balance of the crew exchange were all badly scorched and bruised The death of Mr Pullman beside leaving a vacancy in the Pullman cat but none dangerously hurt The explosion was so heavy that the directorate also causes a similar con earth trembled for more than a mile dition of affairs in the board of directwindows were broken throughout the ors of thd Chicago Telephone Co He town and for half a mile away and was represented on the New York Bishouses were shaken as with an cuit and Diamond Match boards by his as far away as lock and Frank Lowden No 4 people ran into the streets to It is believed in local stock exchange see what had happened and people circles that Horace Porter will succeed came into town to learn of the dis ¬ Mr Pullman as president of the Puli aster man Palace Car Co - under treatment 322 quickly At about 5 oclock in the morning some friends who were stay ing at the house heard a noise in his room as if he wished to call some one They went to his room immediately and found him standing- up and evidently in great pain One oi them went to the telephone to call his physician Dr Billings At the same time he himself attempted to walk to the lounge but before he reached it required the assistance of his friend to get there He then became unconscious In the meantime Dr Billings had arrived at the house and applied restoratives but without avail and Mr Pullman quietly passed away without regaining consciousness Mr Pullmans fortune is variously estimated at from 330000000 to 50 ¬ ¬ - much better then and he felt that a day or two would put him all right He indeed was so well that he in- ¬ tended to leave for New York Thurs Death came to him day evening ¬ v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Withdraws From the Case The patent law association of Wash- ¬ Senor Gullon the foreign rijinister ington which in behalf of patent lawhas communicated to Premier Bagasta yers has been pushing the case against absolutely inaccescible The loudest discussion the jury has the contents of a dispatch fror Senor John Wedderburn of this city and se ¬ yet had took place soon after the jur- ¬ De Lome the Spanish minister at cured his disbarment from practice be¬ Washington relative to the recent fil-¬ fore the interior department Tuesday ors had finished their midday meal A ibustering expedition aUeged o have withdrew from the case before the post court bailiff remarked that the talk departed from New York and J lckson office department where a hearing is was warm and that half a dozen of the jurors were talking at once ville Fla progressing that will decide whether a of the wrangle interested theThe news waiting It is understood in politica circles fraud order shall be issued against friends of Luetgert and also the states that there is a sharp difference of Wedderburn The associations with ¬ opinions between Senor Gullon the drawal was because it was aggrieved attorney Results are expected from foreign minister and Gen Corn a min- ¬ at remarks made by Assistant Attorney the discussion p m At ister of war on the one haijl and General Tyner who is trying the case from 830 office it was announced the of States Attorney Senor Sagasta and Senor Mora minis- ¬ The Cabinet Discusses Civil Service Deneen that there would be no an ¬ ter of the colonies on the othe r as to The cabinet Tuesday devoted consid- ¬ the attitude the government should erable time to a discussion of the civil nouncement of a verdict in the Luet ¬ gert case before the opening of court take toward the United States service and how to obtain the best re- ¬ Thursday morning sults from the recent order promul- ¬ The jury stands about where it gated by the president A decision 24 hours ago Reports vary fromstood souvenir was reached that each department for the death penalty to three fornine¬ ac Judge TuthilTs Court Itoom tno Scene of should prepare and adopt regulations quittal to 11 for death and one for ac- ¬ No Parallel Vandalism That Has to meet the requirements of Chicago Oct 21 The court roam of While each department will the order quittal formulate Tudge Tuthill before whom the Luet its own regulations there was a gen- ¬ YERKES TELESCOPE gert case was tried is the scene ofvan- ¬ eral sentiment that it would be well to The Weather Very Unsatisfactory for Solar dalism that has no parallel in the an- ¬ have them along the general line of the Work The New Instrument Inspected by nals of sensational trials Certain of regulations issued by the treasury de ¬ Astronomical Experts the spectators took advantage of the partment to carry out the presidents Williams Bay Wis Oct 21 The absence of the bailiffs and Clerk T nch order Secretary Gage it will be re- ¬ weather here Wednesday has been very and seized on every portable articl i of membered permitted persons against hazy so that no satisfactory use of the stationery Sections of the improvised whom charges were made to have a Yerkes telescope in solar work could desks used by newspaper reporters hearing and an opportunity to answer be made but the instrument was an during the tedious ordeal were jjven them object of great interest to the various carried off by the morbid crowd Fear Eoutine matters of the departments professors and astronomical experts ingthat therelic hunters wouWfgrow occupied all theremainder of the cabi who have been gathered here and was desperate and demolisbedthe fxturps net meeting- which lasted about two closely inspected by them under the a policeman was detailed insiqe tner kTi mi re guidance of Profs Barnard and Hale a bar The few ornaments wliifthyej iW Kear Admiral ordensFuneraL mained after the chambVrr ltoa been The funeral of thelate KearJrAcImJ abandoned were hastily removed across John L Worden retired of the navy the hallway The gavel which took place at St Johns Episcopal Judge Tuthill has wielded to church Wednesday morning The keep section of honary pallbearers were Se cretary the feminine the attendance seated has disappeared of the Navy John D Long Gen NelClerk Tanch has hoped to secure the son A Miles Justice Horace Gray rosewood mallet with an autograph of Judge J C Bancroft Davis Adm the presiding judge on the handle for Wranklin Gen J G Parke Judge his club and was sorely disappointed John Davis and Col Archibald Hop So bare was Judge Tuthills desk of kins President McKinley and the court materials that had the jury re cabinet attended the services The turned he would have had to send to a remains were taken to Pawlings N neighboring drugstore for paper and Y for burial ¬ l El Heraldo says that Senorl Canal ajar when starting for Cuba Tuesday declared that he would make 1a true report of the situation after studyingthe question of Cuba and the United - J eral of that bureau the treasury department has appointed 34 assistant surgeons and 52 guards to do duty in the yellow fever section and on the borders of the states where the disease may spread These appointments will be increased if necessary The appointments are temporary the appointees receiving pay by the day ¬ The continued spread of yellow fever necessitates many additional emnlovpa in the marine hospital service At the recommendation of the surgeon gen- ¬ Marine Hospital Service ¬ ¬ he exercised in the corridor before his cell I will be acquitted I am sure of it exclaimed Luetgert smiling The next time I am called to the courtroom I will leave it a free man Yes sir the sweetest music I shall ever hear will be that verdict of not guilty It will be a just verdict too Luetgert was returned to the jail a few minutes after 11 oclock As he passed down the corridor to his cell he was plied with questions from a dozen reporters His demeanor implied that he had heard nothing- bad The jury was detained some time after the prisoner was returned to jaiL It is rumored that Judge Tuthill Wednesday morning opened three let-¬ ters offering bribes to the jury This report can not be verified as the judge and those connected with the trial are - The F F V playing card is better than any 50 cent card on the market Send 13 cents for one deck or 25 cents for two decks stamps or currency to C B Ryan Asst Genl Passr Agt C 0 Ry Cincinnati Oi How accommodstiug some men are to their wives when asked to do something they are dying to do anyway Washington Democrat Sudden cold soreness stiffness Promptly Use St Jacobs Oil Sudden cure Sure he thinks you think he does A lawyer doesnt know everything but Chicago News Vexed Yes the nerves by Neuralgia St Jacobs Oil soothes cures it cially for a loan Never strike a man when hes down espe Chicago News Scrofula Cured Face and Head Covered with Sores but Hoods Has Cured Them sores have all disappeared I believ Hoods Sarsaparilla has no equal forscrof ula Ida A Weaver Palermo HI but since taking Hoods Sarsaparilla thesa My face and head were a mass of sores HOOCl S Brave as Lions parflla Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier cure liverills easy to talie f 1 I1A3easy to operate 25 centag p4QpI11c ALABAMA LADIES TSC m hunters Husband was cured of Biliousness by Dr 31 A Sim- ¬ mons Liver Medi ¬ cine which I have used 10 years Have tried both Zeilins and Black Draught and M A I think theMedicine Simmons so far Superior that mi R Pnekace of it ia worth three or four of either the other kinds My Kn mtn Insufficient Menstruation Is sometimes caused by non development - - of the parts sometimes by obstructions in mouth of vagina and sometimes by consti ¬¬ pated bowels but usually results from a de bilitated conditionof the system which pre ¬ vents nature from overcoming any unusual exposure such as fright orgetting feet wet Wino builds up Simmons Dr system Squaw Vine disorder while and cures the the DrM A Simmons Xiver Modicisercaroai¬ the constipation indigestion loss of appe tite pains in bwk hips head ana limbg Which are usually present f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ writing apparatus During a temporary absence of the judge and clerk the bailiffs at the door relaxed their vigilance and went to a room above the jurys quarters While they were gone the sections of the long wooden writing benches were removed These were cut into squares of a foot so that they might be hidden under an overcoat without exciting suspicion should any of the wardens be encountered A NEW PATTI ¬ ¬ Wonderful Performance of Bessie OBrien a Comparatively Unknown Songstress -- - Chicago Oct 21 A new Patti was the comment heard Wednesday night at Central Music hall the com ¬ ¬ ¬ paratively unknown songstress to whom the phrase was applied being a bright eyed dark haired young woman with a voice of wonderful range great power and singular purity and eveness There was no mistaking the enthusiasm of the audience particularly when the singer without apparent effort finished an Ave Maria the score of which touch- ¬ ed high C The occasion had been but little heralded and the surprise Wednesday night was for that reason all the more uuexpectcd It was the first appear ance in public of Miss Bessie OBrien a native of Springfield 111 ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ earth-quake-he- re son-in-la- w zette Wednesday afternoon during the course of a long article on American competition in the iron and steel in¬ To day we find the dustries says United States not only challenging our supremacy in neutral markets but even obtaining a foothold in England The causes which are giving the United States such a favorable position are permanent and everything points to the United States remaining thib cheap ¬ est steel producing country in the world v American Steel in England London Oct 21 The Pall Mall Ga- ¬ Havana Oct 20 Three additional survivors of the wreck of the coasting steamer Triton which went ashore be tween Dominca and Mariel on the north coast of the province of Pinar Del Rio Saturday morning have ar rived here The scene among the men women and children when the steamer went ashore the survivors state was terrible When the Triton foundered there were 280 persons aboard her pas- ¬ sengers and crew and so far only 49 of this number have been heard from Gen Weyler has ordered the release from the Isle of Pines the Spanish settlement of the coast of Cuba of 11 prisoners who were it was alleged concerned in the uprising which re-¬ sulted in the imprisonment of Senorita THE YEKKES OBSERVATORY Evangelina Cossio Y Cisneros who At Lake Geneva Wis Dedicated recently escaped from the Cas Reco ft Thursday jidas in this city and who is now in The first paper of the morning- sesNew York The release of Abram Sosa Juan Es sion wTas read by Prof Carl Runge diperto Torres Jose Bestard Godoy and rector of the Spectroscopic Laboratory 17 other political prisoners has also Teichnische nochschule nan over Prof C L Doolittle director of been ordered by Gen Weyler Flower observatory University of Short Wool Clip in Australia gave able and inter London Oct 20 A dispatch to the Pennsylvania on theanlatitude work of Owing esting paper Times from Melbourne says to the drought there is certain to be a the observatoryReese director of the Prof J K considerable shortage in the wool clip Columbia university observatory read The Melbourne Argus estimates the a paper on the variation of latitude deficiency m New South Wales at 15 and the reduction of the Rutherford per cent in Victoria at ten per cent photographs in South Australia at 20 per cent and In the afternoon in Queensland at five per cent The Georgeton college Father Hcdrick of observatory total shortage is estimated at 175000 paper on the photochronograph read a which bales was illustrated by the instrument New American Amateur Record which was eagerly inspected by all the Buffalo N Y Oct 20 Rny Duer astronomers of the Parkside Wheeling club Tues The Yellow Fever at Mobile day covered 28 miles 1585 yards in ¬ one hour on the track at Buffalo Ath Mobile Ala Oct 21 There were letic field He was paced by Buffalos eight new cases of yellow fever Wed fastest amateurs on multicycles This nesday Total cases to date 183 establishes a new American amateur deaths 23 recoveries 144 under treatrecord ment 39 ¬ ¬ THE WRECKED TRITON Of the 230 Persons Aboard TVhen the Ves ¬ sel Sunk But 49 Have Been Heard From INmIIii but think Dr 31 A S I far superior to it Skin and Eyes Yellow This disorder finds its direct cause In Som derangement in the liver and its closely allied glands The bile instead of passing out through the bowels has been obstructed andfindingno outlet through its usual chan ¬ nels has accumulated and been taken up by the absorbents and distributed over the Bystem poisoning the blood and disturbing all the functions of the body In the treat- xnent of this disease Dr M A Simmons should be taken liver Medicinethe complexion night and becomes morning until clexx Spurn Frauds that court you for your money The imitations that try to tako the place of the Original Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine while by interested dealers sold as the same are advertised as not the same and you may be courted and deceived for your money at the expense o your health Beware BI Shcllman Go writes X have used Dr M A Sim ¬ mons Iiver 3Ieclicine 15 years It cured me of Tor- ¬ pid laver Indigestion ¬ Nervousness and Sleeplessness It cured my¬ Wife of a Female Com plaint My two A u n t a have been greatly bene ¬ fited by it in their old age Have used Black Draught WmSli Go to vonr crrnrpr rn rlmr ttWll- t and get a 15c package of - ¬ ¬ 9 Grain0 It takes the place of coffee at J the cost Made from pure grains it hi Vjx Tr ¬ ¬ ful is nourishing and health ¬ 1 xiicy insist that your grocer gives yon GRAIN O iiu iimnuon zrzrrzrzz ¬ ¬ ¬ j- - fe Watektown N Y Oct 21 Wednes- ¬ day afternoon there were married Benjamin F Hunt of Bridgeport aged 87 and Mrs Julia Ann Sherman of this city aged 90 years Mrs Sherman was the wife of the late John A Sher ¬ man a wealthy resident of this city Mr Hunt is a uative of Rodman this A Town Depopulated county and had been married twice One Dead and One Fatally Hurt Mobile Ala Oct SO The little to wis He has three married sons Daniel F San Fbancisco Cal Oct 19 By an of Flomatiou is depopulated There now of Chicago Fred S of Bridge ¬ explosion Monday evening at the Col were about 200 inhabitants 30 of whom port and Benjamin F Hunt jr a jna Fuse works at Colma 12 miles dis¬ have taken some forjtn of fevert The multi millionaire manufacturei who tant Mary Helm was killed and aJ exodus is so complete that ronly th resides in Boston but who is now ii Chinaman was fatally injured tturss and the sick remain Europe -- Fire in the Tennessee Insane Asylum Oshkosii Wis Oct 11 William Memphis Tenn Oct 20 Fire broke Payne the negro who killed Hotel out in Tennessee asylum at Keeper Beaman at Fond du Lac Sun ¬ Bolivar Tenn at Insane Wednesday 215 day morning was brought here Mon ¬ morning So day eyening to escape possible lynch ¬ no loss of life far as known there was Another dispatch says ing Adjt Gen Boardman has ordered the fire was confined to the jutbuild Companies B and F of the national ings laundry engine room and guard to be in readiness to prevent an kitchen attack on the jail In Danger of Lynching Aged Couple Married organization go into voluntary liqui of the Military Order of the dation The assets of the association Loyal Legion of the United States are SS2120 and the liabilities about the Rr Adm Bancroft Gherardi was re¬ of the Mutual Union Loan and Build ¬ Philadelphia Oct ing Association have decided that the ing Wednesday of the Building Association Quits Business Adm Gherardi Re EIected Chicago Oct 20 The stockholders Commander-in-Chie- f ¬ lyro Chester Repeating Ams cj loOWlNCHESTCEAVE NEW HAVEN S53i -- 21 At a meetf commandery-in-chie- END YoUfc NAME ON A POSTAL WE WILL SEND Y0D OUR 136 ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE ND PG fRD Cbffl 1 same ¬ elected commander trav-eling-i- Co Brown of Cincinnati O have leased the entire plant furnace and ore machines of the Valentine Iron Co and will prepare for a resuniption of the works on November 1 The plant has been closed for nearly two months Leased to a Cincinnati Firm ISeliefontij la Oct 20 Rogers der irchief of the or- ¬ McClernand is quite sick at his Rver bomeseeke shpulij address either JEfc la home here with a malady that phy ¬ MERRY A A G G P P AA Manchester Ky WSI A KKLfOND Ldulsvllle sicians find difficult in diagnosing His HATCH D P A Cincinnati O for a free or G copr o friends are apprehensive on account of the I ILLINOIS CEXTKAL KAirKOADt tQHTlLERX 119MESJEJSLEKS QUIJD his advancedage and physical frailty A Gen McClernand Quite 111 Springfield HL Oct 21 Gen John SOUTHERN Homeseekers Guide iM fwri v TTT J - V SST3I a It THE BOUEBON NEWS ERID Tjp IN THE OCTOBER 22 1897 tmm9mmml - S 4 PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL vantaflagtt may be to you to hold the two REWARDS OF THE GOLD SEEKER would tell the doctor so when he caine j even say thank you for them flowers prooiu ¬ Iiiiliored Five Yearn to AmasH SOOO you sent her when you rode to Oro versy Utf and forever quvet all controThe French sculptor Eodinhas just again M hould be glad to have from Over the dusky verge and Yet It Was Useless pillow lis delphy by night to get em lor her V you thjtbest proposition you can make finished the model of a statue of Victor H He turned restlessly on the Of the quiet sea Sometimes a man finds gold said Hugo which the French government to this Bd I may add that Miss Mer- ¬ Slowly I ivatch emerge tening to the nurses returning step when you was plum wore out workin ediths attitude in an old talking the matter is The silver rim i with an invalids peevish fretfulness in the Grubstrke all day to save her pa best judgment and advice my against my Klondikeminer who had beenhe finds has ordered for the Parthenon opinion be- ¬ more often moon pale dim but Of the crescent empress of n she ordered them flowers carried ing thatrhe must Inevitably win should It reported that she stayed so long away There The soft stars one by one rheumatism and backache and semi Bussia is arrive that the on a pri ¬ in England was no sound in the house save tbe right out of her sight Everybody was it be left to the courts to decide the points starvation will With holy gleen and misery There is a fas- vate visit to the queen in the spring of in controversy She however desires to distant talkin about it Steal out and light their lamps faint clatter of dishes in the For day Is done Oh groaned poor Neil My head avoid litigation If possible and to such cination about the pursuit however next year The czar will not accom- ¬ kitchen where preparations for sup- ¬ end is willing to make reasonable concesand many men stick to it purely from a y per were evidently going on Outside is too high There that is better The tempests are asleep sion Trusting that I may hear from you love of the gambling there is in it and pany her Only the balm sounded the faint systole and diastole settling himself back fretfully when without delay I am Dr Marpillero an eminent Italian not that they care anything about the Of aome cool evening wind Very truly yours of some far away engine and the reg- ¬ the mountain of feathers had been cut scientist has for a number of years i Huflies the calm CRLLEY J Jt silence for J11 moment as pleasures that money will buy ¬ of the stamp mill down by half wish Mrs Morrison I ular dull mun thing The listening ear of night Therewas I remember an old fellow who lived been making experiments and observano sound Can catch on its endless hard pabulum while had come upstairs he went on more the doctor ceased reading and of life then Neil in Loafers Hollow in California away tions relating to childrens ideasexperi- ¬ Save When in slumber bound every now and then as though feeling peevishly after a moment broke into a strange laugh Earth turns and sighs So she back in the 60s There was quite a and death and has published his Well she wanted to s I was sayin bound to rouse the place from its Peace rules the deep would like me to propose terms of com- ¬ camp near him but he did not mix with ences He found that in answering sleepy lethargy a tame magpie down but her man wouldnt hear to it- Shed promise would she Aye peace across the dark he exclaimed anybody He washed dirt all day questions about life the poorer children would vent its whole reper- ¬ brought Mis Merediths letter in her Well I can the street Star paven sky cooked his own meals and never stirred almost invariably took a brighter view The Night Queens silver bark toire of speech in a series of shrill hal pocket to show you too thinkin you than the rich I suppose so the doctor Goes gliding by loos like a telephone girl gone mad might be interested said shed let me agreed a gratulatory note smilingly from his cabin after dark This cabin The queen of Spain is said to be Withmurmuringfaint the streams in his voiete of hill and Just so Neil remembered this mis- ¬ bring it up to you bein she couldnt But you observe that she wants you to was built on the summitwas a a small most simple and domestic in her tastes Drowse as they how 300 yards erable bird had been screaming when come but we got a talkin n she plum take the Grubstake at a fair valuation about from whichaway In their hid channels slow spring he used to pack his She and her daughters are admirable Down dropping dews he had looked his last upon Dorothy forgot it Evidently she considers it a valuable water He was asked often why he did needlewomen and embroider and make - - Slide from the heavens like gleams Neil threw himself over violently in piece of property Meredith when she was coming out of Of love born dreams And he laughed not live nearer to the water but said lace beautifully the little king play- ¬ the hotel door in her black gown seem- ¬ the bed with a muttered exclamation as at a ood joke that he liked the exercise of climbing ing beside them while they work The Frail breaths of violet ing like the ghost of the girl whose at which Mrs Bowen looked startled queen teaches her children German Oh J shall be willing ¬ Of roses fair she began vided other conditions to take it pro ¬ He never drank or gambled or wore herself She has but one vice she Why what on earth wild rose loveliness had been clasped Shy hints of mignonettes can be satis good clothing or ran after women and to his heart but the day before They but Neil fretfully interrupted Rise through the air factorily arranged Neii declared as he was always at work the boys fig smokes and the little king delights in From unseen gardens there Oh nothing I am restless thats were taking her dead to Orodelphia to laughing in turn ured that he must have had consider- ¬ making cigarettes for her Beneath my feet be made ready for the long journey east all Do go down and have your sup Ah me how at their spell A tablet was unveiled in Kelloe Butiwe cannot have you figuring able money in his hut One night a and in company with her fathers at per Mrs Bowen Isnt it time for sup over this deal now old Swift fancies rise fellow the couple of rustlers tried to scare him out church Durham England on Septem ¬ What touching sympathies torney who had come to her at once per Well dont let me keep you wait doctor declared his face To commemorate growing again He killed both of them and after that ber 7 inscribed What gilden memories upon learning of the awful tragedy ing There is nothing you can do for grave He had long been And thoughts how sweet Neils most bad men and good men alike let him Browning who was born in Coxhoe the girl was just entering the carriage me just now Good Words intimate friend in camp of late acting alone hall March G 1806 and died at Florence Well if you say so the woman as cleri and amanuensis no less than that was to follow the hearse down July 29 1861 A a noble After awhile doubtfully returned taking up the as physician and he considered him ¬ about a dozen of the recluse died and woman a devoted great poetess by pub ¬ the Canyon road wife Erected the boys came up the She had to the last refused to see emptied bowl and edging toward the self prr ileged to advise A curious con- ¬ in the one ca- ¬ hill from Loafers Hollow and buried lic subscription 1897 Though I can jest as well wait pacity a 3 well as him even though he had poured his door Then they began to look for the troversy about This thing and heart out in a letter that pleaded his till the doctor comes to set with you will keep I will the other you are too him that they knew he must have hid- ¬ Mrs Brownings the placeclosed date of gold by this write that birth is BY MARY E STICKNEY r right to comfort her begging for but Hell be over pretty soon with your sick to give any attention to business den In all the years he had never been ceremony one kind word She had merely an mail I presume the stage was jest a present but that as soon as you are to the county town so they knew that Fourteen different models were swered him in a few curt lines which drivin up s I come upstairs Its early at Copyright 1896 by J B Lipplncott Co able he could not have put his dust in the used by August Linstrom the New had neither formal beginning nor signa ¬ to night a good half hour j3sa-4-J T Trrnt Ti a r mJ t bank Among the searchers was George York sculptor for his figure Light ture No no dont wait I shall be all It may be my fault if you have rupted JJeil eagerly his eyes very Hearst afterward a senator from Cali- ¬ which will be shortly exhibited at the CHAPTEE XH been mistaken but I do not care for right alone protested Neil impatient- ¬ bright Tell him that I prefer to ar ¬ fornia and the father of the present annual exhibition of the American Ifc was late October but summer you in the way your letter would imply ly I prefer to be alone Do go range terms with her personally owner of the New York Journal then a Sculptors society The general outline seemed to have forgotten that it was and I owe it to him never to see you Well what on earth muttered Mrs be- ¬ very poor man Oh 1 3 to that I should think Hearst was a big fel- ¬ of the form was taken from Miss Har ¬ time to leave the Colorado world Day again It is the onlv atonement I can Bowen to herself as she took herself expert miner He was more ris a professional model who posed and an gan doctor a shocked by day the sky was of an intense ex- ¬ make away too much accustomed to sick-¬ tone the rotest in rather vague sense low of 1 industrious than any of the rest For for nearly 100 hours Miss Helen Long but with a quisite blue the heat at mid day oxi And she had meant it every ruthless room eccentricities however to won- ¬ pressive although at morning- and even- word If there had been any question der long at Neils sudden captiousness of bewilderment at something in the a space of three acres the ground street posed for the back and Miss hes- ¬ around the old fellows cabin was torn Sage for the hands and feet stopped sick maps face ing- there was the chill in the air that as to that in Neils mind he must have Left alone the sick man his face itantly adding he have her short address if up and even the walls were taken down I called for fires The hills had turned to been undeceived when her eyes all red white and rigid in lines of pain turned The prince of Monaco on his steam want it but Well she did not and thelogs riven apart but not a cents yacht the Princess Alice is in the 1uller browns splashed here and there and swollen from weeping were inad ¬ over impetuously smothering a groan you with a touch of red more often with the vertently raised to meet his glance so in the sheet he huddled about his head strike me as being much of a business worth of metal was found The treas- Azores pursuing his hydrogrraphic re- ¬ ure seekers finally gave it up the yield searches This year the prince has dark disks of dead sunflowers bent low much of cold aversion her look ex- ¬ What was it he had been saying a mo- - woman You have her address exclaimed played out in Loafers Hollow the men worked in the district of Horta which on their shriveled stems Behind them pressed If for a moment she had ever mentago- - he bad got over it he had the mountains had caught a misty blue really loved him he felt she could not ceased to care Great heavens what a Neil his glance suspicious his tone went elsewhere and in a little while includes the islands Fayal Pico and was the once that changed to rich lapis lazuli in the have turned against him so could never lie it had been He would never cease aggressive as he almost sat up in bed there save not a sound in of the jaybusy Flores and it is to Horta the principal bhe harsh call bird town of the island of Fayal v which pos- ¬ And how came you by her address camp shadows fading all day long to paler have looked at him like that feeling to care never or the owls hoot at night pray sesses the best anchorage in the arci tints until with the going down of the that she was looking upon him for the Half an hour later when the doctor Three years afterward a boy who pelago that the Princess Alice will go She wrote it to me if you please sun they seemed to shiver and turn blue last time She had never cared for him came in it was with a start scarcely dis ¬ again with the cold The quaking asps He had been befooled misled by his guised under professional nonchalance the other replied rather sharply net was out hunting squirrels stopped at to be refitted and to take on supplies He flaunted in lines of nickering yellow own blind infatuation But it was over that he met the strange glitter in the tied at the abrupt manner I had a the spring to rest cut bent his lips to ANCIENT GOLD his hand slightly evening as it hap the cool water and flame up every gulch a flame that daily now In the long days and nights of patients eyes Youve been sitting up letterfrom her this upon some sharp hard substance buried Men of Old Buried Ornaments pens burned more low and down by the lymg here it seemed as though passion too long old man or have you been That You had And I did not even know at the edge of the spring Digging the Have Ever Kept Their Beauty erstwhile had burned- - itself out with the fevers visited to death Whos been here creek the cottonwoods Neil was look- sand away with a boys curiosity he Prehistoric France and Italy had gold clothed in palest yellows and faded flame leaving him wearily indifferent he demanded sitting down beside the that you knew her up at his friend realizing perhaps found that it was a piece of tin and go ¬ ornaments The treasure of Praeneste over with shim- ¬ There was even a dull wonder in hi s bed with a finger on the wrist that lay ing greens were leaved all for the first time that in a womans eye ing deeper he found that the tin be- ¬ dating from the rude beginning of le- ¬ mering bits of bronze just touched with mind that he had ever cared so much outside the clothes might be considered a handsome longed to a three gallon kerosene can gendary history is one of the most gold where the sunshine played Even that she could have had the power to No I was only bolstered up a little he sunk into the ground under the edge of beautiful known It was taken from a in the blossom time of summer there hurt him so and yet as heremembered while and nobody has been here ex- - fellow TO BE CONTINUED the spring Burrowing deeper he fin- ¬ tomb near Rome and is on exhibition had not been so much of brightness there was such an ache of pity in his ally loosened it and with much effort in that city It includes not only an Dior of beauty but withal Windy Gulch heart for th old self that had been I pulled it out It contained the misers ornament with molded figures of ani- ¬ LETiTiER WAS INCOMPLETE looked only a shade more dull and given over to the folly of such suffering dust neatly tied into half pound sacks mals in pure gold but bowls and vases lifeless than it had been before its old such a pang cf pain recalled that weak SWCwt Off tke Slenatwre to Pat made of xawnide They were all rotten of silver with gold relief showing a weather beaten face borrowing new tears were welling up from his eyes to vritli Her Collection but heldHogether There were 40 of high degree pf skill jnrnaMngjjasweUjgis ugliness from contrast with theevanes- - Toe SkeWas the daintiest little maid that these sacvoCThnlodnumbers isJl3ackgrmmdraJSiS turnedbacktbvdefdccSurelr eyef made a hardworking Sunday editor 125apieceJor 5000 all As the old UllVAXVaLlS itUW JlCHAUa eyxvUiyVg 4 been in those dajrs Harvey Neil bolstered up with many Themistocles was wise when he begged perjure himself by telling her that she miner iad no relatives that anyone Similar rich finds have been made in pillows in his bed at the Palace hotel for the boon cf f orgetf ulness really ought to try the magazines had ever heard of the boy got it all Greece by the explorers of tombs dat¬ segment of land ¬ looked out at the small The nurse was just coming with tha She came into the office bringing with It had taken the old man something to a time scape to be seen between the looped broth she had gone to fetch She was her an odor of violets and about a ton like five years of the hardest kind of ing back Schliemannbefore the dawn of history in digging at My- ¬ window with an an elderly widow with a heart in the back curtains of his of manuscript and her manner was that work and the hardest kind of living to cenae and bands of gold found xriates apathetic disgust for it all that hardly right place as the saying is but with of a young woman making her entrance amass that sum so you see that the re- and golden vessels and ornaments The of words even in his a tongue too voluble for Neils peace of took shape at a five oclock tea wards of washing gold are not always faces of some of the bodies disinterred thoughts He had been ill of that form mind He fretted when she left hirc I was not sure about what you might excessive Chicago Times Herald were covered with rude golden masks of typhus known as mountain fever and long alone but he groaned in spirit like I never read yourpapershesaid give him all pos ¬ when she kept him company She was It seems to have been the custom in the doctor in order to HAVE MOUTHS OF GOLD so I just brought specimens of all iny treasures with days to sible attention had induced the young talking now the moment she set eyes on work You can read it all cant jxu Tltousandx of Dollars of the Metnl In those warriors bury rich of the respect great as atoken man to allow himself to be brought here him never stopping for breath while One would think you were expecting to hear Of course if there is anything wrong Teeth of London of the living It was a custom which he had she put into his hands the bowl she had from your sweetheart from his cabin at the mine Here you might tell me I could easily alter The expression He has a heart of accounts in part for the disappearance been for nearly three weeks now his brought fussily beating up the pillows cept Mrs Bowen though shes a host in it gold will soon be changed to He has of so much of the ancient gold perceptions for most of the time dulled behind his back Oh yeS The Sunday editor gasped herself Neil protested with a wan a mouth of gold if the opinions of a Another curious ancient Greek prac- ¬ beyond heed for anything outside of the Did you think I was goin to be gone smile Dont try to persuade me that I could return it by mail We are ovejf London dentist are not exaggerated tice was that of making statues out of ¬ hot discomfort of his bed and the grow all night she cheerily cackled I am having a relapse doctor Im bet- crowded just now and really I He says gold and ivory combined Phidias used ing grievance of over much beef tea Never mind I can easily stop in aiftS Come pretty near it for a fact but ter so much better that I am thinking From a variety of causes teeth ap- ¬ nearly 1000000 worth of gold in his ¬ but now he was fast mending the pro Mis Morrison n her man drove up jes of going home next week What do you see you about them myself And I pear to decay much earlier and much great statue of Athena in the Parthe ¬ test of his appetite taking form in an s I was comin out from the kitchen say to that shouldnt expect you to use all of tbera more rapidly than they used to do In non intense desire for varied and generally she wanted to git out but Morrison says I say wait till next week laughed this week you know I am quite n consequence the study of dentistry has Egypt in the rude earlier days beford tabooed forms of refreshment while no sir there was the miikin n chores the doctor his eyes intently studying business woman I assure you progressed by leaps and bounds until climate had destroyed the energies other interests of life were gradually to home waitin n if she once got up the face upon the pillow Meanwhile Ye es said the Sunday editor It now it is really astonishing what can the of the people made great use of gold reawakening was all he could say ho felt f ainfc here a talkin land knows when hed ever Ive brought you over something new be done in the way of arresting decay from South Africa The jewels of Queen He had made his nurse move the bed git her started again Hes the bossi- ¬ producing a bottle from hipo6ket and Yes indeed By the war I have aift and in surmounting the affliction when Aahhotep made nearly 3500 years ago nearer the window that he might look est man considerin that he dont know critically eying the contents as he held a lovely letter of introduction to yov run its course beautiful as ever out but there was little of entertain- ¬ enough to chew gum nJ aint no ac- ¬ it up before him A teaspoonful of this It is from Mr Penwell the author y4l it has one sense there are people whose are still asdo not corrupt for moth In the yellow ment to be derived there The roQra count noways but little men generalh every hour will help you along on the know He hadnt tnane to read my woiift mouths are veritable goldmines Speak- and rust metal and in those cavernous great was at the back of the house overlook¬ be that way if youve noticed Theyve way toward home amazingly I think himself but he said to bring it to toy ing broadly the people of London carry tombs raised to the Niles mighty dead ing the creek and a few straggling cab- been down to Orodelphyn she stopped re- ¬ as you were such a friend of hat But is that all you brought no less than 40000 or 50000 worth thieves did not often break through and ins their back yards abruptly sloping to bring you now I think of it I want turned Neil disappointedly Until to day groaned the ffcindaf of gold about with tfyem in their steal Did 1 to the stream while behind them aimin to tell you what she brought you have no mail editor between his teeth No piwrlbs mouths representing something be ¬ These jewels are as fine as modern art showed the dreary sequence of bare¬ till Id seen the doctor about it But One would think you were me I didnt speak Mail tween two and three hundredweight can make They include bracelets en- ¬ barn like buildings housing the aban ¬ thats jest like me forevergivin things expecting to hear from your sweet ¬ Oh Now where did I put herr ii It comes in books eachsheetbeingham amels of gold and blue a necklace whoso doned process of treating ores each ad- away Its jest natchelly a wonder I heart the way you cry for mail is the letter you know As I said I vn mered out to the thinness of tissue links are fashioned like coils of rope dition in the line a little lower and kin keep my vittles down Ive jest co laughed the doctor in good humored quite a business woman and whih 1 paper The books cost about 1 each and connect the golden images of lions smaller than its predecessor so that the everlastinly got my mouth open My raillery feeling in the side pocket of wish to be judged quito on my oVX but each book represents a tremendous jackals vultures and the holy uraeus whole wore an air of having been drawn¬ husband used to say his coat for a couple of letters which he merits I brought it along amount of dental work work which serpents worshiped in that day There like a cunning contrivance of Chi out This is certainly Mr Penwells You see she hasnt Is it grapes demanded Neil eager- laid upon the bed might be estimated at about 20 The are necklaces armlets and anklets nese boxes Beyond the mill were the ly looking over the rim of the bowl but but I dont see any sigV demand for gold filling and stopping is golden breastplates adorned with mo- ¬ you this time at all events written to tree fringed tops of the hills hedging Land no nawthin half so good in Those are obviously nothing but busi- ture to it increasing year by year In spite of saics a gold mounted fan and other the creek where the Tomtown roal xay opinion tnougn pernaps you oeiii ness Butbythe same token I had a let- ¬ Of course not replied this business other substances which have from time things Boston Globe crept along by its side and many a from the east wont look at it that ter from a pretty girl myself to night woman it isnt there I cut it out for to time been tried for economys sake to He Forgot the Instructions time as he looked it had seemeddis- ¬ way Its oysters fresh from Denver you would never guess from whom my autograph album you see I knew gold still stands supreme Aluminum A Georgia man who had made a flying though the old mill had Neil as But Neil had torn open the first en- ¬ I could just tell you it was from him was at one time spoken of as a rival machine offered a negro ten dollars to thats what it is solved to nothingness so clear before And velope his breath coming quicker his St Paul Globe Oystesrs fresh from Denver which threatened to oust the more pre- ¬ make a trial trip in it The negro his staring eyes was the shaded visra Neil laughed no less for the incongru- ¬ eyes riveted to the page which he was cious metal from use but the demand agreed got in position and he and the in Tlie Pinal Appenl Worked of roadway where a young girl musa¬ ity of the statement than for delight in holding with a hand obviously trem- ¬ for gold has steadily increased and no machine were hoisted by block and William dear exclaimed a woman doubt will continue to do so broad brimmed hat and dainty I cannot read it such a vil- ¬ the promised treat And when can J bling The tackle about 30 lin gown seemed forever looking at have some lainous hand the man writes he pet ¬ whose husband is prone to oversleep amount annually spent by the people of When the rope feet from terra firma ¬ was loosened the ma him in smiling greeting Well you mustnt you know till the tishly exclaimed after an instant himself it is time to get up London on their teSth is very little less chine took a sudden slanting course was hardly The only response was a yawn To day however he Here doctor see what you can make doctor says so the good woman urged than half a million sterling A member thinking of the Tomtown road or even deprecatmgly William dear youll have to get up of the profession recently volunteered toward earth and plunged into an ad- ¬ Goodness knows if out of it jacent mill pond It hardly thmkm rf Dorothv Meredith the soul sickenm a you was to go eatin the half that folks Why it is from her lawyers Miss if you dont want to be late in getting his opinion that in two or three years the negro beneath thedisappeared with water while the f nnvthinfr bevond Merediths the other remarked with to town time the people of London would be car ¬ terrified inventor stood shrieking for as-¬ which send in to you youd be a dead man Yes weariness of this environment everybody is so anxious to do for you surprise as his glance fell upon the rying in their mouths gold to the value ¬ She leftdiim a little while and coming of 80000 Just think of that Then sistance Presently the negros head lield for him nothing that at the mo And oysters well I dont care if there first line and he doesnt write a Spen good ment he was willing to reckon heart-¬ is an r in the month they dont look to cerian fist by a long shot But this back found that he had relapsed into bear in mind that such an amount of bobbed up serenely and he struck outf slumber again Shaking him she said gold represents nearly half a million for dry land On arriving his first splut ¬ He was so tired of it all so Of has to say tered words were In denameerGod had spared his me none too wholesome nototimeland seems to be what he Windy Gulch Col WTilliam sick so homesick He Mr Rarvey Neil Chicago Marse John why didnt you tell dat fool sterling in dental work sit course Mis Morrison meant be What is it mother knowledge of his sickness She is the best heairted soul Dear Sir I am instructed by my client Chronicle thing whar ter light Atlanta Con ¬ now and then to pencil though wantin to be doin for some- ¬ Miss Dorothy Meredith to confer with If you dont get up this minute ling up in bed always compromise as you as to such terms of stitution he apolo away that Electricity In America Jier brief scrawls for which N that reminds me she was would seem to you just and fair in tho youll be so rushed getting body According to statistics the number of special pleas of haste but to find fault with gized on Greeces Parthenon All Riht tellin me shed had a letter from that suits now pending between the Mascot and you wont have time Tit-Bits yearly telephonic conversations in the The alarmist accqunts recently pub ¬ now lying here alone in the dreary Meredith girl that was here thankin the Grubstake mines Miss Merediths idea the breakfast Qnited States is 75000000 of tele- ¬ lished by the English press and espe- ¬ little hotel chamber he felt himself her for what shed done at the time of is that ayou should take the Grubstake¬ lode at fair valuation as part satisfacReason Enouph graphic messages 65000000 of arc cially by the London Times regarding starving for her sympathy her the fire n all a sweet pretty letter tion of your claim the balance to be settled fairly He Have you an reason for doubt-- lights 1000000 of incandescent lights the condition of theParthenon at Athens He lonered to go oeino- lnvp says I must say I would nt ave ex ¬ in cash as may be arranged The booka ing what 1 say of the mine having been destroyed in the 15000000 There are several hundred are wholly unjustified by facts Thero to be at home to forget Windy she oWaT pected it the way that girl behaved burning of the shafthouse at MiS3 Mere- ¬ She Yes 1 have road everything thousand electric motors and 1000 is no danger of its tumbling to pieces Gulch the Tointown pains to It did diths desire I have been at statementpro- ¬ What is it weary of traversing when her pa was lyin dead electric railways It is estimated that On the contrary it is well shored up of His mind was so as if she hadnt no proper sense cure from the smelters a moneys paid Boston Trav to 2500000 persons in this country and adequately supported by powerful 1 dont believe you over the same treadmill round seem shipments of ore and over and at all shettin herself up in all which amount electricity contributes a means of liveli- ¬ scaffolding which has been put in orde thought thoughts which began and of manners arefusin to see anybody ex ¬ therefor the fullAugust 28 of1894 is for eler of the year ending Dorothy Meredith Iter room n to permit of the replacing of the defec- ended with her For use in catching mail bags a hood Chicago Inter Ocean smelter charges and freights de ¬ lawyer ref usin tive architraves and capitals with mar X nrveTinnlf he keep alive a memory cept the doctor n her wed borrowed ducted The expense of mining is next new device has a lever running down on Penches and Cream in which the wetness of for him nothing of to wear the mournin got to ble extracted to considered wPcl could hold Orodelphy thebemine and demand for much ma- ¬ the side of the car truck to engage a Woman Go away you wretch Ldont Pntelicus by from the old quarries at to wear till wpetness that was not swallowed up for hersome made she the Greek Archaeological Wr n goin off when she chinery which has been put in during the block Which i only in position when a believe you ever drew a sober breath society acting in conjunction with an was time he learned the n git charrin It year should be counted As a practical mail on thedfc3charging Tramp Oh yes I have at times forgetting but here where went in old Injy silk it-- jest looked mining man you are in a position to armsVpouch is hutig th dever throwing tbecatcher mum Life aint all peaches and cream international committee of architect r ttwas estimate theseseveral Items while as a scandlous to me I dont care if her i1 a lid savants N Y Tribune r Everything served to recall -C tor meJudge into Txtioh Von tihe car He black N then the way she wouldnt business man you can figure what ad- - Af tt i xnu 4v impossible TWILIGHT ¬ ¬ -- 4 Ik ¬ The Old Silver Trail 1 - ¬ -- -- ¬ ¬ 1 bmeetoyvamysiiti -- ¬ ¬ i II M ¬ ei ¬ ¬ frl m M i - -- - -- - 76- 3 iLnf y- - 1 je J1 v - - Mi v- - 4 7 it V- r - THE BOURBON Democratic Public Speaking kes the food pure wkolesome and delicious r2i Ji A - S FRIDAY I OCTOBER 22 1897 v Reyal - A Cook Book Free Table and Kitchen is the title of a new cook book published bv the Price Baking Powder Company Chicago Just at this time it will be sent free if you write a postal mentioning The Bourbon News This book has been tried by ourselves and is one of the yery best of its kind Besides containing over 400 receipts for all kinds of pastry and some cookery there are many hints for the table and kitchen showing how to set a table how to enter the dining xuviixi cm u uuuuren ana one hints in every branch of the culinary art Cookery of the very finest and richest as well as the most economical and borne like is provided for Remember Table and Kitchen will be sent p tage prepaid to any lady sending her address name town and State plainly given A copy in German or Scandi nav will be sent if dtsired Postal card as good as letter Address Price Baking Powder Co Chicago 111 - -- v Ki tr k 0 tv Bf an ¬ The following is a list of dates nounced last night by the- Democratic Campaign Committee at which public speaking will be held Clintonville Friday Oct 22 at two p m W M Purnell T E Ashbrook C M Thomas Harmon btitt Wnrth Middletown Saturday Oct 23 E attwopm W M Purnell TDick- ¬ Ashbrook John S Smith E M son J M Thomas Hutchison Wednesday Oct 27 at ¬ two p m W M Purnell T E Ash brook B C Talbott T E Moore Jr - Are Wou ARE WILLING to run the risk of annoyance and discomfort certain to be found in all ready made clothing to save a dollar or two on the price Isnt it better to pay a shade more and get exactly what you want Here you can select not only the cloth and pattern but have the style you prefer the pockets of the kind and number you like and generally get what you order In ready made clothing you have to take what you can get Thin Look about yoT See for yourself I Who suffer most from sleeplessness nervousness nervous dyspepsia neuralgia despondency general weak ¬ Who are on the edge ness of nervous prostration all the time Those who are thin Opium chloral bromides headache powders only iriake matters worse Iron and bit ¬ ters are only stimulants To be cured and cured for good you need a fat making food You want new blood rich blood and a strong nerve tonic Cod liver Oil with Hypophos phites is all this It feeds the tissues makes rich blood and strengthens the nerves Book about it free fo j the asking For sale by all druggists at 50c and JOO SCOTT 1 POWDER Abiolutel Pure - TTnrmnn P fe fr- ROYAL BAK1NQ POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE in BODBBOK HEWS 1881 Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBTJOE MILLER oayable to the order of CHAMP Make all Checks Money MriiEEB Orders etc Ruddles Mills Thursday Oct 28th at two p m W M Purnell T E Ashbrook J M McVey C M Thomas S B Rogers Centerville Friday Oct 29 at two p m W M Purnell T E Ashbrook Denis Dundon C Arnsparger Millersburg Saturday Oct 30 at M Purnell T E Ash- ¬ two p brook C M Thomas E M Dickson M Paris Nov 1st at two p Purnell E M Dicdson T E Ashbrook W H McMillan James McUlure J M Thomas Paris Monday Nov 1st at 730 p m C M Thomas Russell Mann Stitt The Northwestern is carrying nearly 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bourbon County3 representative citi- ¬ zens Call on R P Dow Jr or W S DeLong for particulars tf ¬ - Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty LAVIN Yesterdays Temperature m m m m 12 m 2p m 3 p m 4p m 5 p m 7 p m 8 a 9 p 10 a 11 a 52A HUKILL 55 mW SCOTTS EMULSION of mW The following is the temperature as Cash buyers can get double value to- noted yesterday by A J Winters Co Poor Grade Shoes day at of this city Are poor in every respect 46 7a m tf Davis Thomson Isgrig Our new stock of wasters KT j3 v V I 1 - V3 - I ftr t I Hon John W Yerkes of Danville twenty cents per line each insertion Yerkes will Fractions of lines count as full lines when brother of Mayor W L running at line rates speak at the court house on Out 25 Obituaras cards of thankB calls on candia¬ Hon W M Dickerson is announced dates resolutions of respect and matter of Like nature ten cents per line 30th Special rates given for large advertise to speak at the court house on the ments and yearly cards Judge H C Howard will speak at the court house in this city on Friday Oct Souud Money Speeches 29 at seven oclock p m Hon J R Hindman addressed a fair sized audience Tuesday afternoon at the Supplemental Registration court house in the interest of his candi ¬ dacy for Clerk of the Court of Appeals Monday Tuesday and Wednesday on the National Democratic ticket Mr October 25th 26th and 27th are the Hindman was given a most respectful days fixed by law for supplemental reg- ¬ hearing and his speech contained some istration At this registration only strong arguments It was interspersed tfaose who were necessarily absent from Mr Hind ¬ the citv or were sick on regular registra- with many witty remarks man said that the silver question had firm rnxr nan rpaisfpiv beensettled according to Mr Bryans congratulatory telegram to President To the Voters of BourbonCounty McKinley and that the country wa now suffering from Bryanism Having received the nomination in The speech made by Hon Josiah Pat ¬ the Republican County Convention for terson at the court house Saturday is con- ¬ County Clerk of Bourbon enmity 1 take ceded by all to have been a masterly this method to ask the support of all my ¬ Mr friends I pledge myself to a conscieneffort and it was well received discharge of official tious and faithful Pattersons arguments were strong logi- ¬ duties if elected in Noven ber Mr Bryan was cal and convincing Respectfully WM M GrOODLOE tf severely arraigned for inciting labor against capital The cheapest place to buy lumber shintrles etc is at the old yard of Tarr The Pension Incubus N yfreight Templin near the L The New York Sun in an editorial depot Bourbon Lumber uo bnnches some significant pension facts tf- Manager iBy figures recently published show that at the present rate of expenditure the an ¬ wmm nual pension list has been consuming To The Ends Of The Earth nine tenths of the revenue taken in at Mark Twain after two years careful all the custom houses in the United States or again if the custom duties are preparation and hard work has iust considered as paying the general ex-¬ completed the story of hid famous trip Fol penses of the government the pensions around the world It is entitled lowing the Equator Mark Twain is have been using up not less than 96 per humorists His American cent of the total receipts from internal first ofbooks had an enormous sale and prevouB revenue Thirty two years after the end their titles have become household of the civil war the number of pension ¬ words For this book he went to the ers on account of that war exceeds by a ends of the earth to find new things to He has quarter of a million the number of sol ¬ make us laugh over pensioner declined by favor to become a public diers actually engaged in seryice in all of a great news paper naturally prefer ¬ f the armies of the government at any ring to pay his unfortunate business from the time between the firing on Sumter and debts without outside aid profit which he hopes to realize from his the surrender of Lee at Appomattox new book The work is undoubtedly The number of pensioners after a third the greatest effort of his literary career of a century is between 30 and 40 per and is especially strong in descriptive He continues as in his ear- ¬ cent larger than the fighting army at qualities lier works to get in a lot of good stories any time during the war We have droll anecdotes good observations etc already paid in pensions since the war The book is profusely illustrated with two billions dollars or two thirds as original pictures and sketches by noted much as it cost to carry on the American artists particularly Dan Beard A B Frost Peter Newell and war Scientific American others whose great talents realistic and imaginative are best adapted to put in- ¬ Hon J G Bailey Republican can- ¬ to picture the humor and pathos of Mark didate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals one of Twain This is without doubt the most remarkable publications will make a tour of the State on a of the age and is issued by The Jones special train starting from Louisville Brothers Publishing Co Cincinnati Tuesday He will stop in Paris Mays Ohio ville Carlisle Millersburg Johnson Cynthiana Falmouth Butler and New- ¬ I N Reduced Rates port next Friday Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Frankfort L N will sell 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CAUSES 1739 New York Ave Washington D C Office established 1SG8 Advertised Letter List in Paris Ky postoffice Oct 22 1897 sists Nature Highest Honors Worlds Fair Allen Mimibel Pierot Miss Annie that the nec- ¬ Allien Miss Lizzie Piper Miss Annie essary change Berry Eugene Roe Mr Harlan takes place¬ Boyd Miss Mollie Robinson Georgie without NauChristopher Geo Sprat Rebecca Connell Mrs Mike Stewart Mrs A C sea Headache Didlak Mr Sarah DStewart Miss Lulie Nervous or 7vXHI Gloomy Fore- ¬ union Mrs Sue Sullivan Mr John jiTjwij Zi Dykes Thos Tate Kate boding of dan FoxMr J W Talbott Reamon orpr Gibbs Miss Lou Teller George Huggard Lizzie Thomas j Matt how w trying hour is robbed of its pain v iiutcticraft NannieThomas Mr Geo and suffering as so many happy Ellis Whaley Jos col mothers have experienced Igle Miss Virginia Watts Peter Nothing but Mothers Friend does Kerns Mr Wm H White Annie Klump Armond Wright Emily this Dont be deceived or Lang Mrs Forest Wright Mies E to use anything else Kuckett Funk Williams Mawrice persuaded Monntjoy John Wright Annie A Mothers Friend Is the greatest remedy erer put on thQ market aad all our customers P raise it Moore Mr Rube Wood Mr John H MOST PERFECT MADE highly W H Kzsft Co WkltowriW Tex Young Mr Frank A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Of druggists at 8LM r Mat fey Kail on receipt Persons tora Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant please aay calling for aboye letters will of price WrlU fee bok e4aiiDr raJna advertised ble information for all Mothers mailed free 40 YEARS THE STANDARD- W L Davis P M h Bntleli Sentatvr C4 Atiaatft Awarded List of letters remaining unclaimed Charges moderate Correspondence Requested 2mar l3an98 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 7 j cents to Blankets 65 cents to 9 per pair my- u t Do not buy until you OR Mules For Sale Twenty four cotton moles X ihXo 15i fat and plump BENNETT TARR hands high Also 30 sugar mules from 15 to WM TARR 1G line see WuiwR M JTHINTON Wood Mantels Tiling Etc Furniture of all kindp Carpets as low as the lowest to m 1AT CREAM andthe BAKING ASSIGNEES NOTICE assigned estate of Chas R Turner are requested to present them to me at my office in Paris Ky properly proven as reqnired by law Those knowing them ¬ selves indebted to the estate are request ¬ ed to settle promptly and save osta of Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended K All persons having claims against the PfflMt -- HARMON STITT 29jo Assignee f THE BOURBON NEWSflPRI DAY OCTOBER 22 1897 THE tfV il sSsS 6 BQURSO H NEWS 1881 The New Methodist Church The painters and carpenters have fin- ¬ ersonal Mention NOTICE TO TAX I PAYERS mm- r - r P- - r ez I5 9 - - H va3flyt t 5 -- - VK l - tSf t ished their work on the new Methodist nnMPRS AND GOERS OBSERVED BM I or one of my deputies will be THE NEWS MAN Church and the carpets will be put at the places named below at the Enieied at the Post oce at Paris Ky as down next week after which the seats secor iiss mail matter The lights Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets A nours specified to collect taxes will be placed in position Our ney On your list when in need of Footwear in the church were turned on for the The Depots In The Hotel lobbies Ana for the year 1897 stock of Shoes is arriving daily which comprises all tfie Wednesday and the interior Elsewhere first time TELEPHONE NO 124 Ruddles Mills Oct 21 from 9 to new shapes and tips better values than we have eVcr Mr W C Massie is very ill in Cin 12 a m of the structure presents a beautiful ap- ¬ been able to offer before SUBSCRIPTION PRICES pearance in perfect keeping with the cinnati Centerville Oct 21 at 2 p m Payable in Advance attractive exterior Mr Ira G Taylor of Cincinnati Jg Hutchison Oct 22 at 2 p m 82 00 Six mouths Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected with One year 3100 The new church will be dedicated on in the city Little Rock Oct 22 from 9 to much care insuring both durability and comfort news costs you cant even get a re ¬ Sunday October 31st Rev Dr G C 12 a m port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Mrs Ernest Frazier visited relatives Kelleyof Birmingham Ala will preach in Lexington Wednesday North Middletown receipts at Ask for school tablets frea for the little ones wheir Make all Checks Money Orders Etc the dedicatory sermon at 1030 a m t bank J to the order of Champ M1I4IKR payable Liime marcna w aiiei naa ueeu uau and Dr J C Morris of Nashville Tenn Clintonville O0C20 from 9 to making your purchasesgerously ill for several days L2 a m Prop H Osborne is teaching danc ¬ will preach an appropriate discourse at visiting rela Miss Eliza Coear is Millersburg Oct 25 at 2 oclock night There will be no services in the ing in Maysville - m ceremony of tives in Montgomery oounty Pafternoon The formal Robert Blackwell of Escondida dedication is short and will follow Dr Mr Ed French of Louisville E T BEEDING kas been granted a pension a visitor in the city yesterday Kellys sermon at the morning service Sheriff Bourbon County Ky Dr C N Fithian J Frank Prather Mr Dan Botts of MtSterling w s J T Moseley formerly of this city 2 NUPTIAL KNOTS is a candidate for Councilman in Cyn Allie D Mann Chas R Wilmoth a visitor in the city Wednesday J Fnhjman H Henry Lilleaton and Mrs R L Grinnan of Cynthiana thiana Engagements Announcements And Sol will act as ushers The officers of the tis a guest at Mr L Grinnans emnizations Of The Marriage vows Chinese Lillies Hyacinths church will receive the people in the Bulbs Miss Sallie Ashbrook of Cynthiana and Tulips also choice cnt Roses The marriage of Mr Ed Fennel and vestibules and assist the ushers in seat ¬ is visiting her sister Mrs R B Hutch- - Miss Ina Baltzelle occured in Cynthiana W M Goodloe My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chili ing them Persons who go early will craft jJVednesday and they are now enjoying drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv other purThe Monday Night Literary Club be given good seats and will not be Newport is a wedding trip in Chicago chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi- ¬ Mrs C E Nippert of will hold its next meeting with Miss asked to give up their places to late spending a few days with relatives in ¬ John L Hall and Miss Mary Owens ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and my in- ¬ comers Emma Miller on Duncan avenue Dawson daughter of Mr and Mrs W terest to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest The music for the occasion will be the city On account of the siclmess of Rev furnished by a choir composed of some Mr C F Clay is dangerously ill at iH Dawson will he married Tuesday ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The new Frank Hallam there will be no services of the best singers out of all the church his home near Paris of a complication of arternoon at tne Home or me latter at 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 at the Episcopal church until further choirs in the city under the direction of diseases ft thalf past five oclock der the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goods notice Mrs Chas H Mehagan A reed organ Judge Jno P Norvill and Geo W The marriage of Miss Julia Halley were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down as Healy J Q Ward Jr assignee of W W has been purchased from Lyon of Prof Bramblette of Carlisle were here yes- ¬ daughter of Mr E P Halley of White long as a yard of them lasts If you want to save money in your pur- ¬ terday Sulphur and Mr Charles Marvin of chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my s ock Sudduth will sell on Noy 6th 66 acres of Chicago on recommendation will preside at the See ad in AM Gutzeitwho of Bourbon county land The Bourbon Dancing Club will- Paynes Depot will take place on Nov and hear prices before you invest elsewhere oran both morning and evening dedi give a dance this evening at Odd Fel-- ilOth The ceremony will he solemUzed another column catjhday Theorganjiientioned will lows Hall in the hristian church at Midway V H Perkins a native of Vance be used for time and then be ex-¬ The Winchester Swi says The mar- ¬ Mrs J W Davis is visiting h r burg who formerly resided here was changed for a pipe organ parents Mr and Mrs Jas Withers in riage of Miss Vertner Earner one of yesterday nominated for Congress by Winchesters belles to Mr J EMitchell Cynthiana Democrats in a Chicago district A Great Musical Event 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY Little Hugh Ferguson son of Mr the able and excellent representative of 333ESHK3SB22MHB 2rSi2XET2tiU Oysters celery fresh cakes and The concert to be given Tuesday night and Mrs Robt Ferguson is recovering the C O and L N railroads here crackers new sorghum molasses New at the Lexington opera house by the from typhoid fever ib announced to take place November York cream cheese th by the famous Anton Seidl orchestra 1 Mr and Mrs J C Davidson who I l I Newton Mitchell tf will unquestionably be the leading have been visiting in the city have re Cupid had a field day at Lancaster event of the year in the Blue Wednesday and ten fond hearts now turned to Louisville Moses Kahn shipped eleven cars of musical grass Mr Seidl is the famous con-¬ thump as five The happy ones are export cattle yesterday to New York Mrs J H Prewitt of Mt Sterling ductor of grand opera and bis superb Millie Casey Mr Allen Qulley Miss The steers cost from 450 to 475 per was in the city yesterday en route to Josie composed of sixty musicians Sadler Mr Charley Dunn Miss Large line of new Dress goods Fall Underwear fir Ladies Gen ¬ cwt and averaged 1500 pounds in orchestra all others to furnish Maysville for a visit was chosen above Allie B Denton Mr W S Fish Miss strictly wool 25c a yard tlemen and Children of every de ¬ weight Prof A M Gutzeit who has been May B Stone Mr Ralph Arnold and music for the inauguration and for the and Fancv scription at naif til- - usual prrce Novelties In Judge Webbs court Andy Trumbo Bradley Martin ball The pianist with confined to his home with rheumatism Miss Pattie Herring and Mr Victor Dress goods in Plain everywhere at50c sold Blankets SI kind for 49 and colored was fined 750 for breach of the orchestra this year is the noted is able to be out again Rice else for 75c to 1 per yard all wool at 250 per pair Splen ¬ peace and 12 50 for resisting an officer Madam Julia Rive King Mrs Margaret Rice and Mrs P Ifi Handsome line of Silks Velvets did line of Bed Comforts Noted Stage Driver Dead He was also placed under 200 bond to Manager Scott is making arrangements Pope of Richmond are visiting Mrs F and Braids of all descriptions for Full line of Hosiery one great keep the peace for a special train to return to Paris and B Carr on South Main street the retired hotel trimmings John Griffith special being our Ladies and Chil 4fr Millersburg after the concert Twen ¬ Penangs Percales and Fancy drens full seamless at 10c Mr Tice Hatsell of Duluth is visit ¬ keeper died at the old Central Hotel on of Loradale has sold J P Sidener Millersburg ing relatives in the county This is bis Main street Wednesday morning aged Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c pupils from ty his farm of 109 acres to Dudley Leach Female We are the only store n towa num ¬ second visit home in fourteen years College and a Table Linens and Towels at old about eighty three years He is surviv-¬ for 5000 Mr Sidener will sell his ber will attend Parisians of prices notwithstanding tariff ad-¬ that carries full line of Zephras Miss Mary Irvine Davis leaves to- ¬ ed by hi3 wife who was Miss Mary See adv in The personalty Nov 4th Ice Wool and fancy van the concert Delegations will be prpstnt morrow for a visit to Mrs Cheatham Reidof Clark county Mr Griffith vance of 20 per cent News next week We still sell 104 Peporel sheet¬ Notions of all kinds and In from Georgetown Nicholasville Rich ¬ Mrs and the Misses Wheat in wa3 onp of the three surviving men who Dress Wheat linings we will save you 25a ing at 18c and extra p d bleach- ¬ The High School foot ball team defeat- ¬ mond and Winchester Peisons expect- ¬ Louisville a arove the stage coaches in the 40s be ed and unbleached cuttjii at 5c tween Lexington and Maysville Being on the dollar ed a team composed of town boys Tues- - ing to go can get good seats by leaving same fZ flflv bv a score of- 6 to 2 The JBSiM J word with Mr Geo D Mitchell v P tifri TP about six - feet three and weighing 250 rr IT w auLiiij iUiuiaiuD l ftrtf oizit - mmv ui agaiafcTaesday pounds- he was noted for his remarkable teagllfplay Housebreakers Arrested f twoweeks will leave MonclayfojprhVf strength N Orvone occasion when his For Sale I have for sale privately a Will Smith a n o nin charged home in New York stage was overturned he righted it with Mrs W E Board entertained the ont assistance Mr Griffith often had lot of carpenter and wagon maker tools with breaking iiuo tne house of Lee Apply at my home on Walkers avenue Cox at Eli7abeth Saturday night and Jemima Johnson Chapter of the D A Henry Clay Jas G Blaine John C Mrs Laura G Taylor tf stealing 5 in cash a fine gold watch R yesterday afternoon There were Breckinridge and other famous men for two members present his passeneers As a hotel keeper he Tuesday Rev Geo O Barnes and and a lot of clothing was arrested Wed- ¬ thirty Hon James R Hindman who spoke was noted for his generous hospitality family and Mr and Mrs Edward Dun nesday in Lexington He had sold the 1897 part of the at the court house Tuesday afternoon and kinlness to those in trouble Mr can left for their Winter home on Sani watch and the clothing but He was the guest of his relatives Mr and Griffith retired from business about ten person bel Island near the Florida coast This money was found on his Mr years ago and has lived in the Central confessed that he committed the rob Mrs J T Hiuton that evening week Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them oery Smith was tried here yesterday Hindman and Mr Geo Vreeland of Mr says that by Squire Lilleston and held over to Loui8yille were guf sts of Hon C M Hotel building which he owned The Cynthiana Courier Griffith was an honorable and upright Lucien Beagle of Harrison who had Circuit Court Clay Jr Wednesday night DES33Vi7klX3J- citizen who was popular with the older his knee cap fractured by the horse broke into a Two negro men who The Winchester Democrat says citizens of Paris which he was riding slipping on one of store at Sadieville Scott countv and Misses Vertner and Addie Garner gave The funeral will occur at two oclock Car of the Celebrated received the court house crossings will sue the stole two overcoats and a lot of other a Tacky party Fiiday night Twenty this afternoon from his late residence Just city of Paris goods were arrested Wednesday at couples were present and all heartily en- ¬ Services will be held at the grave in YvTAGONS Thej walked from joyed themselves of the Ruddles Mills Band S were the Paris cemetery by Eld The ladies J The Little Reapers Call and examine before you buy will give an oyster Sadieyille to Cynthiana thence to Rud ¬ masked and a prize was given the gentle- ¬ Sweenev and Rev E H Rutherford Christian Church they said man guessing the identity of the greatest The pall bearers will be Messrs R J store- ¬ dles Mills When arrested upper to night in the OConnor were tired of carrying the goods number of ladies This was won by F Neely Waiter Clark J E Kern Chas room on corner of Fifth nd Main they to take Bush Hodgkin and the prize for the Stephens Win Dodson E B Hedges The admission fee will be and glad to have somebody streets 5 charge of the swag tackiest dressed lady was won by twenty five cents There were 2000 cattle on the market Miss Sue Buckner After the prizes Bourbon Horses Win following Hicks the weather prdphet predicts were awarded an elegant supper was Monday at Mt Sterling The 26th of heavy storms 60 honra after the purchases are gleaned from the Gazettes Dr Catlett owned by Turney Bros served He says heavyv rain report this month J J Redmond of Bourbon storms willsrage won a handicap for steers at bought a bunch of 950 lb thunder and wind Boone Day It Tuesday at Morris Park beatiig Ben sleet and snow probably ending in Judy bought forty 375 and Meng JUder Peep ODay The Winner Challextremely cold for this time of WE HAYE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00K P will be Boone 925 lb steers at 840 per cwt Joe To day will be observed as enger Deerslayer Howard Mann win ¬ 2 to year ner of the Brooklyn Handicap Don de Day by many schools in Kentucky brakes bought a lot of heifers at IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TROUSERINGS sold to Messrs G S Varden W V Parker Oro Tom Cromwell and Dutch Skater Each pupil is asked to bring a penny to 3 cents Twenty work mules 90 65 to ¬ T F Brannoo Geo M Hill and Geo The added money was 800 Tillo won assist in replacing Daniel Boones monu- Beard of Lexington at third money iu the Ramapo Handicap ment Kent Varden have returned from a They The race was worth 2000 to the win-¬ It would also be the proper thing for Cumberland river the persons who are in charge of the un ¬ Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whes had good luck and brought home a iiae ner dertaking to have a stone placed over weighing about four quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call Andersons Sacket won a Simui8 lot of basa some the neglected grave of Daniel Boones 400 purse Tuesday at the Harlem track pounds ONE DAY ONLY brother Edward Boone who is buried Medical at Chicago At the Kentucky Midland Cynthinear Flat Rock in this county THURSDAY OCTOBER 28 Societys meeting yesterday at OBITUARY JF1NJE1 MERCHANT TAILORS ana Dr H H Roberts read a paper on Card From Dr Cveason Memory To Autumnal Fevers and Dr L L ¬ Respectfully DedicatedDead The Of The S E TIPTON Cutter of MaAtsLot on Tenth St near K C Depot Lapsley read a paper on Freaks I have decided to continue the practice George M Pullman the head of the John Ben Frank Messrs We are also agents for the celebrated Chas F Smith Shirt Full line of samples laria Spears of this Pullman Palace Car l ompany died sud ¬ of medicine in Centerville precinct ¬ and Llewellen Sweeney Two shows rain or shine denly at daybreak Tuesday He was Those who favor me with their patcity also attended the meeting ronage will receive the very best of to be worth 25000000 t Danville estimated my ability and attention as a physician Hon John W Yerkes of Respectfully brother of Mayor W L Yerkes win¬ Our stock of lumber is dry and bright TRUST EVERY LAUN ¬ 4 Bourbon Lumber Co D 2t y J A Creason at the court house Monday afterspeak ir By T H Tarr Manager DRY SIGN YOU SEE Mr Yerkes is a tf noon at two oclock member of the National Republican Pure New crop currents raisins citron Tin cans glass and stone jars Reve Committee Collector of Internal while traveling down street vinegar for pickling peaches prunes apricots homiuy oat Eighth District and spices and cider nue of the rnal rolled oats for guaranteed pure Consult our friends firtt whom Largest and beet equipped trained is being mentioned as a candidate NLWrON MlT CHELL tt Newton Mitchell tf Bradley animal exhibition ever placed before the you see wearing unfrayed beauti ¬ -p Governor to succeed Gov public presenting more new novel and Monkeys original feats than any other similar Dogs Ponies and ¬ Insure in the Northwestern todfully laundered linen and yon wii TO show on earth may be too late Sipe Blakes dog and pony show ayto-morrow find when you cOtne to inq u has will be here on Oct 28 This show of We sell all kinds of lumber nnd 1897 122 ISTELLI8EST BOOS 122 whose laandry they patronize that many features each worth the price can shingles posts etc cheaper than any- ¬ admission How dogs and horses it was Bourbon Lumber Co 8 EDUCATED FOIIES 58 attained m one be educated to that point By T H Tarr Manager wonder ¬ tf this show is something that is com- ¬ 27 PE8F0R5IISG MOSKEYS 2 ful These dumb animals at the every ¬ cottage For Rent Desirable brick mand of Prof Blake do almost lady five rooms good cellar And other thing except talk The moat refined Popelar prices Children 10 cents W M HINTON JR South Main street BR09 Proprietors gentleman can attend this 20 cents Afternoon at 230 2nit and polished to of For particulars apply to Evenings at 800 oclock Telephone No 4 1 ghow and not have agingia thing J T Hinton tf fendVija any way Seventeenth Year Established -1 PUT OUR NAME 1 - Davis Thomson Isgrig j DRESS G -- ¬ - w G TUCKER WE ARE ALWA O t Adding new Unes cutting old prices with you store full of new Fall Goods tosh WVlr-IWynWMt-Mn- W - p i - - - p me 4 icq Am uaic -- ONDON ¬ NEW HOOSIEE WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk o Sale toy O H STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL 0 EDWARD Fi27fS 23y i i three-year-ol- ds ¬ a Vi fish-ino-trin- nn FOR FALL AND WINTER PARIS ¬ 3 SI h a SIPE BLAKES v DOT ¬ Dog Pony and Monkey Show penalty TAX NOTICE PAYERS Tax receipts for are now ready and liave been for some time Please call and settle at once and saye The Bourbon Steam Laundry E T BEEDING s s c c - - -- - 4 ft 11 -- vr X 6 -- THE BOURBON NEWS he who had almost forgotten the days when he was a drudge and a pack horse never told her anything to the contrary She had money enough for two He saw his opportunity and availed himself of it They were en- ¬ gaged Grace Wright saw him once or twice after his rise in fortune It was very easy for him to tell her that he could find no time to call upon her for men who are under the beck and call of a city editor have little time when they may call their own She saw him for the first time in months at the landing at Horicon Ferry The principal occupation of the so called society element at Horicon Landing consisted in making life unen ¬ durable to the majority of those who came there There were three distinct estates the Hotel set the Justin set and the Hamlet set Anybody who had either owned or rented a cottage for three years in succession was entitled to the rank of Hamleteer He had the right to snub anybody who came within sight of the little cluster of cot- ¬ tages at the end of the point There was also an overgrown country farm ¬ house not far from the hamlet kept by the venerable Mrs Justin A few and only a few of those who stopped at Justins were recognized by the Ham leteers Those who stopped at the ho- ¬ tel were considered beneath social recThey belonged to a class ognition which never came to Horicon Ferry for more than one year After the strictest set of the Ham leteers was Miss Jemimah Pettingill a cottager It was her pride that in all the ten years she had been coming to Lake George no hotel guest had ever darkened her threshold By right of seniority she was the social law giver of Horicon Ferry and Grace Wright had not Ibeen at the hotel more than three days before she was obliged to assert her authority One of the Ham leteers who had once seen the young woman in a minor Shakespearean role insisted upon inviting the girl to give an open air reading There was a brief sharp struggle and the project was abandoned Grace Wright and her mother were permitted to go their own way They did not seem even to be aware of the fact that they had been socially ostracised They cared not either for Hnmleteers the Justin set or the guests of the hotel A young dry goods clerk who was spending a weeks va- ¬ FliI ¬ OCTOBER 22 1897 KM M UTTLE NONSENSE ft Isee--you- re I - Courtship of a California Conductor Ah A Conventional Idiocy eret of Henlthfnl Activity Seveatwntk Year Established 1881 Well you abroad Brought to a Sndden Termination back from Everyone has had occasion to observe could you Every Tuesday and Friday by Published On the Southern Pacific railway in couldnt see me if I wasnt inJMimself at one time or another some California not WAITER CHAMP I ti- - far from Mojave is a lit- ¬ Philadelphia North American peculiarly happy performance an tle station a spur track a box car for Dah is some friends said Uncle action that was wrought with smooth a telegraph office and a section house i Eben dat is like the rainbow Dey nesijand ease that was the result of an composing the whole The station looks fine an bends polite but deys THE NEW CHILD unconsciously fine adjustment of means house is or was Wash ¬ presided over by a ane when de sun ain shinin to an end and had a delightful finish handsome and hearty up by theories which my iles Im brought Irish woman ington Star grandma thinks are wild and completeness A feat of this kind who kept house for her husband The Henry do you believe in the uni- ¬ She always says Poor dearie they Just be it the writing of a poem the build hands Believe cooked for versal brotherhood of man abuse you child ingyof a bridge or the making of a per- themselvesbeing Chinese of they never But I think I rather like it for The duties the agent In it I should say so down at the sea ¬ fect- bow upon an important occasion punish me consisted of passage of shore this summer I had 35 sisters 3For fear Ill have convulsions thats mam- gives ns happiness It becomes a pleas trains none reporting the and of stopped mas theory antimemory and enables us to bear up feeding himself them or three miles Detroit Free Press Two Dont you think the mother said ¬ against the mortifying instances in to the west was what is termed in that A child should be respected else shell never be polite which we were awkward and maladroit section a milk ranch This ranch con- ¬ proudly that her playing shows a re Then Im very very sensitive and easy to Yes replied the markable finish An inquiry into the reason of our tained a widow excite and three buxom girls young man absently but she was a satisfactions with these rare perform her daughters So Im never contradicted which I consider Harlem Life long time getting to it nice ances would prove that simplicity and One might have supposed that the Nurse says its really wicked shed change Haw did you get Hello Brown directness had largely to do with their agent being- Johnny on the spot as it in a trioe Got rum over your face scarred so success We forgot ourselves as the it were stood a better chance than the by a truck Theyre not allowed to kiss me for my edge of Dove Rock A gleam of light phrase is and acted under an inspira ¬ rest of Didnt you see it com ¬ the railroaders but such was ing germs mammas fraid of No I was looking over my shone from beneath the shelter of a tion athat infallibly guided us straight not the case When I learned they were all about me It There was a certain con- ¬ shoulder at the new moon for luck flared to the desired point without friction or cap then the flame from a torch fairly gave me squirms ductor Hardy by name who leaned in Indianapolis Journal you ever disinfected We do it every Were high in the air John Treadwell his waste of energy And this is the great the direction of the widow and he was week face illumined by the jet of fire above secret of healthful activitj to move equal to the occasion Say Jakey gimme In Great Luck My grandma only sniffs her nose and calls His plan of his head turned to the crescent of smoothly and easily to the point avoid- operations was unique Naw I wont it just a freak and daring He a bite o your peachstone He hurled the torch ing all useless and spasmodic motions Well Ill boats and bowed Well gimme de would send his train public I never go to go school where common into the center of the giant tinder box Just as it has been ordained that we caboose at the stationahead leaving the give you de stone But its mighty children Then of course and turned to go But his foot caught shall find enjoyment in harmonious iPor my minds to be developed and those taking account of other trains due he lucky for you dat de peach aint a pear upon a root and he lurched forward economical efforts it has been ordered would wander over to children are so low Cleveland Plain Dealer the They call me ganderlegs and kid and trying to save himself he half that we shall suffer from jerky ill spend all his spare cash ranch and In What did jour father say Mother in milk and other shocking terms turned then fell upon the rock From directed movements that so far from his spare time in blarney Returning he when he saw his broken pipe In- ¬ But I only cover up my mouth for fear Ill top of the pile of timbers burst a being a part of our progress impede it would germs the catch some station himself on the front nocent Shall I leave out the swear Beneath its and waste both our muscular and our platform of blinding flood of light Certainly Mother the caboose like a trolley words mother I dont believe in Santa Claus Its just a glare those who sat in the half lune nervous force Innocent Then I dont made up tale man and let her co Gallao her down- my dear 0 Nor Jack the Giant Killer nor Jonah and of boats could see that a thin stream of The reason why smooth gliding mo- 40 miles of grade j while he controlled think he said anything Household the whale blood was trickling from the right tem tions are pleasing to us either to our- ¬ the car by means of the Words There never was a fairy nor any Jabber- brake ple of the man who lay stretched upon selves or when we witness them in oth- his train at the next station andcatch¬ wocks Bridget how did it happen that projEapa will read them to me he says its the rock ers is that they seem to be natural ceed when we came in last night after the orthodox The pile of timbers began to settle and spontaneous We like the idea of The agent did not like this very well theater there was a policeman in the All appearance of Unfortunately for him his duties were kitchen A blistering heat compelled the specta- reserved power like to play mud pies with you but I Sure mum Oi dont know Id vknow mammad object tors to pull back from the nest of straining and struggling is painful and such as to confine him to his box car but Oi think the theater didnt last And I fear youre rather dirty and your flames A pine log rolled from the side our sympathy with an easy graceful office almost continually so that ho as long as usual Chicago Times-Heralanguage not correct of the volcano of wood and fell snap- performance of a difficult feat reaches had no chance to prosecute his suit ex say your father kisses you and cuddles ITou you up tight ping and snarling within six inches of the point of esthetic delight when we cept when the ladies paid a visit to the That sounds as though it might be nice look at beautiful dancing excellent station house After much brooding MAKING OF DELICATE WIRES TreadwelPs feet especially dark nights out to rowing or even observe an example of he decided to put a stop to further pro- ¬ Some iVrc So Small That Xo Gaujce Wh3r doesnt somebody pull And you know theres lots of fairies and the rock yelled a voice far back in perfectly adjusted power in a machine ceedings on the part of the conductor Can Measure Them youve seen a Santa Claus Smooth movements those in harmony and awaited his opportunity It was a the semi circle And a lovely Cinderella and Jabberwocks Gold wire is mentioned in connection with a plan being always congenial to bright day in June when the train with the decorations of the sacredotal with paws Why dont you do it yourself X dont want to be developed Id rather be response in a half dozen us and jerkiness always disagreeable came the pulled in and as the conductor gave robes of Aaron it is true yet the oldest like you the inference is instant that we can the engineer a joyful and significant piece of wire of which the world has keys JAnd have a lovely lovely time as common A light shallop shot out from the eliminate one element of discomfort by children do high ball the latter pulled out leav any knowledge is a specimen made M B Jordan in Chicago Interior Some one becoming direct and simple in all our ing a caboose at the station There was bv the jSinevites about 800 Years B C landing near the hotel closely wrapped in a cloak draggedthe movements a short salute and a hurried departure Solid gold drawn wire is now practically Many people think that gracefulness as the conductor left the agent and the unknown in the trade However gold and slow- ¬ prostrate form into the boat ly rowed out of the zone of blistering is something affected even insincere latter proceeded to business He first wire is made in the following man- ¬ V Perhaps they are thinking of the sick placed a chock against a wheel of the ner Silver rods are coated witlh gold heAt DOVE ROCK DAY y grace of the heroines of certain old car and then disconnected the brake in proportion to two per cent of gold fashioned novels who moved through chain He placed the connected chain to the weight of silver to be manipu It seems strange to me remarked the pages with a By John Walker Harrington w languor that arouses in such a position that a touch would lated W7hen the gilding is performed the dramatic critic of the Daily Har the just scorn of a wide awake modern displace it and then awaited the return the rods are about 1 inches in diame vP reader But sickly grace has gone of his hated rival ter and two feet six inches long and Copyright 1897 along with ethereal delicacy and otha triumphant gladiator Hardy weigh about 400 ounces each The two Like er cherished symptoms of blue blood in returned WTith scarce a look at the metads are then drawn down together a decline and healthful grace has taken agent he ascended the platform kicked through drilled rubies or diamonds The its place There is nothing deceitful off the dog that held the brake and process of drilling the gems is kept a GffiL had never been to Lake about that Florence Hull Winterburn with mingled feeling of security and secret A better idea of the minuteness George before and it was hardly in Womans Home Companion pleasure felt the car move down the of some of these borings may how- ¬ her fault that she irretrievably injured grade That car certainly moved Con- ever be learned from the fact that the her social standing before she had been LET BRIDES PROMISE TO OBEY ductor Hardy was heard to at Horicon Ferry two hours Grace saj after- ¬ holes cannot be discerned by the naked ¬ Wright was an actress who had enIf a Girl Shrinks from the Pletlse She ward that nothing could have passed eye and only by the aid of a magnify Hail Better Remain Unmarried it but lightning The inhabitants of ing glass can one be convinced that they tered the theatrical profession as a IfJagirJ shrinks from the word obey Mojave tell to this day of a yellow really exist chorus girl She had now reached the For the manufacture of silver and or hesitates to speak it at the altar streak which flashed through their rank of an ingenue in one of the popu ¬ if will be Better thjit she shall never town and was gone almost as soon as silver gilt wires the silver is sometimes lar theaters approach the hour of her marriage it arrived That was Mr Hardy and bored out- and internal rubber rods in- Everybody at Horicon Ferry goes to Either she is doubtful of her own love the caboose As luck would have it serted and they are then drawn tr- tuelanding to inquire for mail and to or distrusts the heart of her lover And the train had gone into a siding so that gether Wires as fine as a human hair see what manner of people are going in either case her marriage will be a tfle track was clear and after a dovelike for example 003 inch in diameter and up the lake The morning and evening sin in the eyes of God Where marriage flight of about 50 miles the wild caboose even finer can be gauged by instru- ¬ steamer arrivals are the two incidents The is a union of true love and marriage came to a stand Mr Hardy never ments termed micrometers of the day and John Treadwell was scales for weighing the gold coin at the Bhould be naught but that the question came back any more so far as the as curious as the rest of the little colony of obey is not thought of it does widow was concerned Anaconda mint are so exquisitely fine they can which dwelt on the point of land which detect the most minute particle added not enter the mind of the girl One Mont Standard juts out into the upper lake He was to either side of the balance There are thought alone is uppermost and suholding a flaring red parasol over the fine woven wire gauzes with cloth some NOTES OF THE FASHIONS preme the union of two loving hearts Jiead of his richest aunt when he saw of which are made with as many aa each filled with the thought of the other A Variety of Modes Which Are Greatly Grace Wright hastening over the gang 40000 meshes to the square inch both to be united in one complete plank Before he could beat a retreat in Vogrue This Season The most delicate classes of wires whole That is marriage and that Applique vines of lace are used for find application ttlie girl had nodded to him and he was in scientific instrualone Let nonessentials enter it and trimming the front skirt seams and compelled to acknowledge her saluta ¬ ments So fine are these that it is diffi ¬ the holiest state in which man and corsage of evening gowns of white tion with a perfunctory dip of his hat woman can enter this side of Heaven yellow turquoise pink lavender or cult to get them measured but the task The next moment the girl had given has been accomplished and platinum becomes a wrong an irreparable sin Nile green silk her baggage to a porter thereby pro ¬ wire has been drawn to 1 7000 of an Shall these two girls then and all claiming her intention of becoming a Becoming neck arrangements show a inch and to even greater fineness Alother girls with their faces turned to high Medici collar effect at the back uminum wire has been drawn as fine as guest of Horicon Ferrys one hotel ward the altar of marriage during these and in front a large bow of tulle or a 10500 yards to I did not know said Miss Jemimah the ounce a size too fine Yes a lace cravat Dotted gauze or tulle is obey weeks to come saj Pettingill sister of John Treadwells to be practically measured by any DRAGGED THE PROSTRATE FORM INTO THE BOAT thousand times yes And as they say more becoming than the plain mother recently deceased that you gauge or instrument While mention ¬ had any acquaintances among the hotel cation at the Ferry smiled upon the binger to the night editor of the Morn it to the men of their hearts so will The willow plumes or xlumes de ing practical examples of fine drawn the men in turn promise to love them soule which were accorded high favor wires it may be stated that iron has people young woman but received a look ing Rainbow who had joined him at a as wives even as Christ loved the Well replied the young man nerv which was a Siberian winter last fall will appear again this season been attenuated so that over 2 miles Grace late supper in a restaurant that news ¬ ously twisting his mustache a fellow Wright spent her days in rowing her paper men have such a predilection for church which unites them and gave on high grade millinery They are par- in length only weighed one ounce No woman has ever ticularly graceful on velvet hats who is a reporter on a New York news mother about among the islands of the marrying actresses I suppose that we Himself for it Again 24 grains of gold have been paper as I am is bound to meet a few lake There is an amiable tradition shall be hearing of Treadwells seeking found it difficult to obey her husband Among new fall models there are very drawn on a silver wire to a length of persons who are not eligible to the that in this body of water there are a divorce sometime within the next who loves her as only a true man can lovely empire jackets of green brown 120 miles She gray and one woman in a universe hamlet set at Horicon Ferry blue velveteen some left plain The making of watch springs de- ¬ 365 islands one for every day in the six months He was married this even- - love I trust nephew said Miss Pettin- year In leap year so the story goes an ing to Gracie Wright who used to be does not find the little word coming up others embellished with edgings of serves mention in this connection lb in her married life to make her regret black or gray astrakhan gill that you will remember that it additional island appears wThich is at Paysons is now generally recognized that no its utterance On the contrary she is decidedly improper to mingle your again lost to view on the last day of Several of the very latest hats show more forcible example of the value of Well said the night editor from to be business and social acquaintances December There were islands enough what I know about it that divorce never thinks of it except from itthank thick Turkish twists of pelisse or silk labor as against the raw material cam The did not shrink She is rather handsome too Has her for everybody and the mother and wont come very soon She saved his ful that she a state of de- muslin encircling the crowns or resting be cited than that demonstrated by state of matrimony is not mother with her Evidently makes daughter managed to steer clear of the life at Lake George last summer well out on the brims At the front the manufacture of watch springs Hair mand on the part of the husband nor or left side these twists are knotted springs have been manufactured of only some pretense to respectability aristocracy of Horicon Ferry of obedience on the part of the wife and finished with Poisonous Perspiration Aunt Jemimah said the 3roung a bird with one tenth of a grain weight or in other John Treadwell saw the two occa- ¬ The question of the toxic qualities of It is a perfect state that lifts two peo- outstretched wings words out of one pound of iron as many man the young woman is a member sionally and greeted them by touching perspiration though not quite a new ple higher a state where love is mas She is a the rim of his hat It is the unwritten of Mr Paysons compan Materials for tailor costumes and all as 50000 of these delicate springs have supreme Edward W Bok girl of sterling character She has been law at Horicon Ferry that a Ham- ¬ one inasmuch as M Berthelot at a terful and Home Journal of similar make are to be comparative- been made the value of which was recent meeting of the Paris Medical in Ladies oa the stage almost from childhood ly quiet in tone with touches only of 160000 times as much as that of tha leteer must be greeted by removing the academy reminded his listeners that if From that day John Treadwell had hat and describing with it a consider- Africanus can bright color and vigorous twills whip- raw material emplojed in tlheir man ¬ Lemon Rice be believed the perspira- ¬ ufacture Science Sittings no peace of miud at Lake George He able arc one of the Justin set may be WTash one teacupf ul of rice in several cords covert cloth serge and Bedford tion gathered from a horse was used can be was at Horicon landing principally be- greeted by raising the hat and a guest the lire with suffi- cords in a number of Glass Umbrellas in ancient times to render arrows poi- ¬ waters Place over and simmer gentlj relied upon as correct varieties cause his aunt had told him to come of the hotel is to be ignored and sonous cient water to cover It is rumored that before ng glass and incidentally because the family of snubbed Treadwells salute was a ject of has recently formed the sub- ¬ Add also the thin yellow rind of one Bows of black Siitin ribbon in research Several experiments iemon When the rice is tender add a ated widths laid in bayadere gradu umbrellas will be m general use that his fiancee Agnes Shelton had a cot ¬ feeble compromise effect is umbrellas covered with the new spun have proved that human perspiration is tage there He thought rather guiltily lump of butter and sugar to from hem to waist line are an ultra glass cloth These of course will ¬ You neednt trouble yourself to toxic A series of guinea pigs and rab- wllProus af squeeze the of the evenings when he had called on speak to me any longer said the girl bitsthe were killed by inoculations of per- sweeten In two meantime pare the fashionable trimming for black skirts ford no protection from the rays of the lemons and Grace Wright and of the talks they to him one day in the newer weaves It is however sun but they will possess one I think that I can spiration gathered from a flannel shirt juice from very thin Cut this yellow hardly necessary to say that such a advantage namely that they obvious ¬ had had upon literature and the uplift adapt myself to the present situation can be a healthy young man after other lemon ing of the stage from its present sor- I suppose that if I had gone to Jus- worn by a cotillon A peel into tiny pieces or chop it fine skirt is becoming only to very tall slim held in front of the face when meeting glove rowful plight They had read the same tins you might have treated me with dancing danced vigorously worn by a Place over the fire half a pound of sugar figures Philadelphia Times the wind and rain and1 at the same time lady who through a and half a gill of water with the books and had spent many an after- ¬ ordinary civility the user will be able to see thathe does ball was utilized for inoculations with Good of the Onion Boil noon at the picture galleries That was not run into unoffending individuals said I can hardly equally deadly results M Arloings strained lemon juice and the peel Onions are really sweeteners of the In her heart she ten minutes Pile the in the days when he was struggling for blame him He has a career before more recent experiments show that per- this sirup a for breath after the local effects have or lamp posts But what say the lovers dish and pour over it the bare existence upon a paper whose him If I had loved him less I would spiration resulting from onto muscular exer- ¬ rice taking care the little shreds of passed away says one learned doctor to the seaside holiday lovers who are principal stock in trade consisted of have married him when he asked me tion is more toxic Ibe seen on every beach round the than that consequent sirup peel are equally distributed over They correct stomach disorders and niggardly pay to its reporters He two years ago lemon carry off the accumulated poisons of coast with their backs to the cliff or was glad in those days when the week ¬ There was one- day in the calendar from a vapor bath British Medina the whole Serve warm Ladies World the system They provide a blood puri- a handy boat an unfurled old style um ly payday arrived and brought with it when all differences of social standing Journal fier that all may freely use As a vermi brella in front of them leaving nothing 3Ioss Jelly the blessed assurance that he might were forgotten That was Dove Bock Game Consumed in Paris to the gaze of the inquisitive save the Soak a couple of ounces of Iceland fuge the onion cannot be surpassed and have breast of veal with green peas day Paris consumes yearly more than On that day the great rock as much cold water eaten raw will often check a violent soles of their four shoes Surely they 5000000 head of gunie according to the moss all night in for at least one dinner of theweek One small onion will revolt against the innovation which rose from the middle of the bay and to which a cold in the head Then somebody discovered that he near Horicon Ferry was piled high Daily Messenger of Paris This in- ¬ as will quite cover it of soda has been eaten every night before retiring is Westminster Gazette touch of bicarbonate could write and he found himself upon with drift wood it was the funeral cludes 270000 hares 1975000 larks 472 naturally bitter this well known doctors prescription soften His Liond a paper where his weekly space bills pyre of the season which was gone 000 partridges 12000 deer 224000 quail idded tothe mosstheIn the morning for humorous affections of the head and Employer Patrick I am sorry to of ran above the three figure mark and The material for the conflagration was 175000 thrushes and blackbirds 85000 taste the moss irom tne water is highly recommended for sleepless he was hailed by that proudest of Park gathered from the islands and from the pheasants 5S000 woodcocks 11000 withdrawthe moisture from it and let it ness It acts on the nerves in a sooth- learn that you were arrested the other day What was the charge against you Dress all Bow tities a good man Then he wooded shore The Hamleteers the suipe and 5000 crake No notice is limmer in about three pints of water ing way without the injurious effects Patrick Foive dollars or tin days fell into the guA graces of his Aunt boarders at Justins and the guests at here taken of game that is smuggled civ hours until only about of the drugs often applied The heart 5or Jemimah That meant receptions and the hotel all joined in transporting the into the city this of the onion heated and placed ii he No I mean what were you ine pint of liquor remains Strain afternoon teas and an introduction supplies for the last spectacle of the ear will often relieve the agony of ear with when you were hauled charged Oiliest Suspension Bridge sugar wine am icmv hen add before theinto one of the smart sets of New declining year A chain bridge over the Merrimae rvi ns soon as the mixture begins to ache while the sirup produced from police sergeant is how he met Agnes Shel- ¬ York That John Treadwell that yeanwas master river at Amesbury- Mass js said to bit a mold Milk is often sprinkling a sliced onion with sugar Oirish whisky and mixed ton She thought that his life whs so of fceremonies directing the movements the oldest suspension bridge in thj Im pour it into and baked in the oven is said towork Msed insieau ui vniiw Interesting and so fascinating and of the navy of transports whicu-- all United States i wonders for croup Trov TimesV pvfr St Louis Republic Movements the Se-- THE BOURBON NEWS fc day long was busy conveying lo antj packing boxes to the rock In the cen ter of the pile were trunks of giant trees placed on end and held in place by smaller logs In the center was a pocket filled with light kindling wood covered with pitch and tar This was the mine from which was to ascend a tongue of flame Hamlet and hotel viewed Dove Bock with pride when the work of the bonfire builders was done The night was falling when from th point a flotilla of boats swept towards the rock There was a clanking of rowlock chains and the oars rattled against cedar sheathed hulls Craft which for weeks had been dodging each other were moored side by side The slow beating of the oars kept the half moon of boats from drifting to ¬ ward the rock A single boat shot out from the swinging group and grated upon the 9t i 5RACE AND HEALTH nl1 JEay GAVE HIS RIVAL A FAST RIDE A ¬ - ¬ 7 -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ld ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - 4 17 r - ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ X JWI ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 V ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ 4 A ¬ ¬ if ¬ - - k i TuiiUcpiHv ale-sori- vW -- - rW I THE FARMING WORLD NEW HITCHING -- POST ¬ fct Keeps the Horse from Destroylus tlie Grassy Sod When one places a hitching post be side a driveway on the lawn the grass all about the post is quite sure to be ut ¬ terly destroyed by the feet of the horses Hi nee horses will move all about a post to which they are hitched even when harnessed to a carriage This makes an unsightly spot and one where very quickly a pool of water will stand after every rain The cut shows an improve ¬ ment on an improved hitching post to Enter It Many claims have been made in favor of poultry raisers which have done harm by inducing inexperienced persons to venture into the poultry busi- ¬ ness under the cfelusion that they can surely make a competency even if fail ¬ ure ensues in every other enterprise Careful reflection should convince the most enthusiastic individuals that it is impossible to realize much that is hld out invitingly With the sum of a few hundred dollars or as much as a thou ¬ sand it is proposed to engage in the poultry business The question is con- ¬ sidered and discussed as to the profits Comparing the business to expect with any other it can be noticed that there is no occupation that would not be considered very profitable with a Abe ¬ to Be Considered by Those From Paralysis and Six YeaxmiOti Convulsions Little Fannie Adams of UmatilJ Cared of a Dreadful Malady Cure of Unusual InterestA i Reporter Investigates -- J I I II per cent or even one half tbat percentage To realize 200 a year on an investment of L000 therefore is to secure in the poultry business profit of 20 Ww j2wMmri the post just outside the roadway in the grass using the double swinging iron arm with its snaffle to hold the j NEW H1TCHINO POST first conceived the idea of locating horse off from the grass This works well with most horses but some will throw the arm completely up over the top of the post and so get on to the grass with all four feet This is ob- ¬ viated by using the chain as shown in the cut This permits the arm to rise just far enough to reach the bridle of the horse with play enough so that he can move his head freely but does not permit him to throw fit over upon the other side of the post This device of using an arm to keep the horse away from the post accom- ¬ plishes more than the preservation of the grassy sod It keeps the horse from gnawing and disfiguring the post and from rubbing his bridle and other parts of his harness against it often to the serious injury of the harness Country Gentleman COMFORT ON THE FARM cessful Effort The laek of comfort in the home of a farmer is not as a general rule so much the result of necessity as of neg¬ lect nor is it true that man or beast is better off without it A lot of chink holes in the barn may be all right for ventilation in summer but they bring discomfort to the animals and cost a deal of grain when winters blasts are on Discomfort is a source of weakness and a hindrance to development The word comfort means to strengthen to invigorate much to encourage It Furnishes Eneourasrement for Suc ¬ something that is difficult to obtain in any other direction yet many who invest 1000 in poultry and the neces- ¬ sary buildings are not satisfied unless they can make a sum nearly equal to One cause of the caDital enroloved much expectation is the fact that fowls multiply rapidly and will naturally increase which is true but it requires the Joss of a year for the chicks to reach matuntj while the expense is occurring all the time The sum of 1000 would not pay for the buildinga and fowls necessary to start with 500 hens and the profit will not amount to one dollar a hen for the whole num ber Right here it may be urged that one can by doing the work himself make 500 a year on a capital of 1000 but it will not be profit as the labor must be paid for whether it is per formed by the investor or by employing some one to assist That however is the bright side of the business li a person can invest his money so as to give himself employment it will be a great point gained but only the most experienced poultrymen Itave succeed- ¬ ed in keeping 500 hens On the farms where the farmers are already established they can by utilizing their la ¬ bor in winter make poultry pay well on their investment but all who may eiicrasre in the business will find that as soon as the labor is hired the profits will not exceed those derived from some other pursuits Farm and Fireside ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ as Live Trees There is no post as good as a solid tree for the end of a wire fence The objection to using the tree for such a pur pose is that it is bad for the tree to cut ¬ WIRE FENCE POSTS Nothing Is Quite tm Good and Durable ¬ Sk aUShese certanly are up 124255 MIfezmlfuin r 4 gxeataids tosbeta been receiving reports from Umatilla FJa of an almost miraculous cure that had been effected in the case of Fannie Adams a daughter of A J Adams of that place and last Saturday a representative of this paper made a trip to Umatilla for the purpose or determining the authenticity of the same The family live a short distance from the village where it was found that the people were cognizant of the cure which had been effected and were rejoicing with the family in their new found happiness The father A J Adams is a hard workiner honest farmer from east Tennessee and the family came to Florida four years ago in the hope that a change of climate would be of benefit to their afflicted child Much of their earn- ¬ ings have gone for doctors bills whose services proved unavailing The representative was greeted by Mrs Adams from whom be gained the story of her great trial Fannie the youngest child was born in east Tennessee and was seven years oldon the third day of February 197 When ten months old she was stricken with paralysis which affected the entire left side This stroke of paralysis was followed by convul- ¬ sions and from the time little Fannie was ten months old until February 1897 there was not a single day or a night that she did not have spasms of the most distressing nature Not a single convulsion but always three or four and sometimes as high as len in one daj The family was all broken down with care and Mrs Adams states that for one year she did not go into her kitchen to superintend her household work All the fingers of the right hand of the little eirl are en larged and misshapen caused by her biting them during the fearful suffering The case baffled the skill of the best physicians and they were frank to say that they could not determine the cause or prescribe a remedy to aid the afflicted child But what a change now in that household for little Fannie has recently been released from her six years of agony which brings the light of happiness to the faces of the parents In January this year Mrs Adams who had purchased some of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People for her fourteen year old daughter determined to try their effect upon little Fannie After three or four doses she noted an improvement and she then told the father what she had done He at once went to the village and bought another box and up to this time six boxes have been used The first pills Mrs Adams states were given in January the latter part and certainly not earlier than the fifteenth or twentieth and the child had her last convulsion on February 3d nearly three months ago Her general condition has improved in every way and it was not a month after the first pills were taken when she began to walk without assistance The pills were bought at the drug store of Dr Shelton in Umatilla In answer to the question did he to his personal knowledge know that the remedy had benefited Fannie Adams as was stated by her mrents the doctor said that he was a regu ar practicing physician and as such was loth to recommend any proprietary medicine but still he was ready to do justice to all men and he did know that Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People had benefited Fannie Adams and also volunteered the information that he knew of other children in the village who had been benefited by their use Dr Williams Pink Fills for Pale People uuijiaiii jii a eonaenseo iorm an tnejeie iments necessary to give new life and rich- ¬ ¬ ¬ From the Lake Region Eustis Fla For some time past the Lake Region has Every Saturday nightMidland Route tour ist cars en route to Colorado Utah and Cali fornia will leave the Chicago Union Pas senger Station of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway at 10 oclock running over the Chicago and Omaha Short Line to Omaha thence via Lincoln Neb Colorado Springs and Leadville Colo Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah Reno Nevada and Sacra mento Caly arriving at San Francisco at 845 p m Wednesday These popular every Saturday California excursions for both first and second class not foreign emigrants are passengers personally 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druggists and shoe On my feet But week soon will be on how I stores 25c Trial package FREE Write to my wheel Puck Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y man who will marry a woman for money Mr Spooner All I can say is that such a fellow must be hard up Cleveland Leader Some things are easily cured the Self Evident Miss Courtright What do you think of a Worst pains by St Jacobs Oil tried three phy sicians and gradually grew worse About a year ago I was advised by a friend to try Mrs Pinkhams Sanative Wash and Vegetable Compound which I did After using three bottles of the Vegetable Compound and one pack-¬ age of Sanative Wash I am now enjoy ¬ ing better health than I ever did and attribute the same to your wonderful¬ remedies I cannot find words to express what a Godsend they have been to me Whenever I begin to feel nervous and ill I know I have a never failing phy¬ sician at hand It would afford me pleasure to know that my words had directed some suffering sister to health and strength through those most excellent remedies Miss May Sachner 348 E Rich St Columbus O ¬ tmMhmW wHU Jl3VJf m When money talks we never pause to criticise its grammar Chicago News ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Yes wake up to the danger which threat ens you if your kidneys or bladder are inact- - j Dissatisfied people are as a rule loafers lve or weak JJon t you know that if you fail Atchisorc Globe to impel them to action Brights disease or diabetes awaits you Use Hostetters Stom- ¬ ach Bitters without delav It has a most beneficial effect upon the kidneys when sluggish and upon the bowels liver stom ach ana nervous system The Missionary - Wake Up What is it Lame back Use St Jacobs Oil What is it now Cured Right The ship had lain becalmed in a tropical sea for three days Not a breath or air stirred the mirror like surface of the sea or the limp sails that hung from the yards like drapery carved in stone The captain resolved to wait no longer He piped up all hands on deck and requested the passengers to also come forward I must ask all o you he said to give me every match you Wonderingly the passengers and have crew obeyed The captain carefully ar ranged the matches in his hand as each man handed him his store until all had been collected Then he threw them all overboard but one drew a cigar from his pocket and striking the solitary match on the mainmast endeavored to light it In an instant a furious gale swept over the deck extinguished the match and filled the sails and the good ship Mary Ann sped through the waves oa her course Philadelphia Inquirer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ He Raised the Wind What a nice companion a fly makes aften you have had an experience with a mosquito Atchison Globe In Darkest Africn Here 1- - SiiSs2r u shocked i - successful effort The cow will yield more and better milk if she finds com- ¬ fort in her stall and pasture Thesteer will lay on inore pounds if made com- ¬ fortable - Carried to its fullest meaning com- ¬ fort is not to be associated with ef¬ feminacy or the weakening of body or mind So essential is this factor to all life that neither man nor beast can ac ¬ complish the full quota of 1 bor with ¬ out it Securing comfort then in our homes and barnjiards does not mean extravagance or an investment that will not give good returns If a wind ¬ mill is a luxury then a pump isone also for the water might be lifted with a rope Perhaps the cynic may call the well an extravagance for the water mhht be carried several miles from some creek or spring The farmer who can afford it and does nortihave a com ¬ fortable home is not a first class citi- ¬ zen Rural World 111 mmfj the tree grows out over it By putting up a four by four or larger post at the side of the tree and close to it and pin ning it to the tree by means of iron pina at least one inch thick the trouble is AMONG THE POULTRY overcome Such pins cost but a trifle bones and feed them to good and may generally be gotten out of the Burn scrap pile for nothing dn the cut R fowls Joseph E Sour food is the worst think a chick represents the ratchets Wing in Ohio fEarmer en can have As a rule the better rthe seratehor the ISOLATE SICK PIGS better the layer Feed milk and bran for growth and Unless Tliis Is Done the Fecunlnry Ioss Will Be Heavy milk and cornmeal for fat Whether the pigs have cholera ty Fifty fowls at most is as many as phoid fever enteric fever xed soldier should be kept in one flock Dry picked poultry nearly always iblue disease pig distemper indigestion or any of the many diseases to sells for a little the best prices which they are subject the fact can Do not allow the fowls to get their uot be gainsaid iliat at present the living by scratching over a manure pile pigs are dying in large numbers Any Separate the cocks from the hens definite cure can hardly be suggested They will moult better if kept separate Soon the disease will have run its course Eo ts ma3 be increased in size ancJ Only those who take the precautions richness by proper feeding of the fowls to quarantine the sick and prevent the Give the laying hens plenty of exer spread of the disease will come out cise An idle hen is never a good layer with something to show for the care In many cases too many hens that bestowed on the swine herd The sick have passed their usefulness are kept animals should be isolated as remote The best floor for a poultry house is from the well ones and from the hen dry earth if it can be kept clean and house as possible and the dead should be burned or buried in lime promptly dry ¬ The disease can be carried to all parts The hen ceases to lay when improp erly fed or when in a diseased condi- ¬ of the farm by persons going from om place to another after having been tion In arranging the poultry quarters among the sick ones The hogs ought provide a dusting and scratching place to be quarantined in a clover field or where the fowls can have an opportun- ¬ other lot that is to be plowed up in ity to exercise during the winter St the spring and put into some other ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Some people are absolutely devoid of tact t One of these is a jouthful matron who wishing to make her very dearest friend GOOD SYSTEM OP WIRE FENCING another young matron a birthday present away the bark and if ratchets are need ¬ decided on the purchase of a handsome pair ed as they are on most smooth wire of shell side combs Nothing could have been more appropri ¬ fences they cannot well be put on the ate fpr and the blonde live tree without either destroying the the giver felt muchtresses of her friendselec- ¬ pleased with her tree or the usefulness of the ratchet as tion when she went to call on her and give Hill inerves They are also a specificrfor trou oies peculiar to lemales such as suppressions irregularities and all forms of weakness They build up the blood and fe store the glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks In men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry overwork or excesses of whatever nature Pink Pills are sold in boxes never in loose bulk at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 and may be had of all druggists or direct by mail by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y ¬ ¬ ¬ - Puck ane omoacants iioziaiuan ue wiuuev f t Whatrareyou two fighting about Here Im J P Maffett Traveling Passenger Agent Knoxville Tenn R A Campbell General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo 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 Take the Air Line yer Fl Ul A pills stand without a rival as a reliable family HER SCOLDING LOCKS K7yl She Tried to Oblitre a Friend lint She Got Ansry About It Grocers and women are very unfortunate people they are compelled to please through the stomach The eye is pleased a dozen times where the stomach is pleased once Atchison Globe medicine They cure sick headache biliousness constipation and keep the body in perfect health In many homes no medicine is used except Dr J C Ayers The consumption of Star plug tobacco is the largest in the world No other tobacco is so good as Star plug in all respects The people who really know what love is are afraid to tell for fear their knowl- ¬ edge will give away an unpleasant experi- ¬ ence Atchison Globe Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch St Phila Pa None So Good as Star Tohacco her the pretty ornaments I thought you would like them she said when her friend had admired them and thanked her rapturously you will find them so handy to fasten up your scolding locks What do you mean asked her friend in a surprised tone Did you never hear of scolding locks Thej are the short ends of your hair that are always flying loose They bother one so much but side combs keep them in order besides being very becoming ornaments So you think I have scolding locks then must be a scold Thanks awfully dear I but I dont believe I need any combs Keep them for your own scolding outfit and the face of the dearest friend clouded with anger Very well just as you like Good by dear and the donor of the combs snatched them up and carried them home where she had a fit of hysterics And all because she needed a little tact Chicago Times Herald ¬ ¬ Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Klines WmmYmiWim No odds how little a man does he likes to tell how he used to work Washington Democrat Certainly it does Truly surely St Jacobs Oil cures rheumatism Thousands know it No man is too shiftless to feel a little bit romantic about his marriage Washington Democrat Sore all over and stiff Cured all Over by St Jacobs Oil nd supple Kp LOO IIES r A YHAk jji m jk m h n-- y PJ v w m W FAMILY The subscription price of DEMORESTS MAGAZINE is reduced to J00 a Year JFamllv Muirazlue more than a fashion Semorciti Magazine although it In DEflORESPS 4j Kives the very latest homo and foreign fashions each month this Is only one of Its many valuable features 5 something for each member of for every departIt hasof the household and Ita variedthe family are of the hlphost- JS 5 mpnt contents 5 23 M THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon select outcners CALVES Fair to good light Cincinnati Oct 21 2 25 4 00 C 00 2 75 4 10 trrade making It pre eminently The Family Marazlne of the World It furnishes the best thoughts of the most ltiteresting ind most progressive writers of the day and is abreast of the times in every thing Art Literature Science Society Affairs Fiction House- hold Matters Sports etc a single number frequently containing from 200 to SOOflne engravings making It the MOST COMPLKTE AND MOST PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED of the GKEJlT MONTH- - X Sa 2L Si S m jfc Sfc More than half the Tea consumed in the Light shippers United States and Canada is of Japanese SHEEP Choice growth yet the majority of Americans ap- LAMBS Good to choice family parently do not understand how to prepare FLOUR Winter No 2 ¬ How to Make Tea HOGS Common Mixed packers ¬ ment has appropriated a large 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Womens Home Companion we A Clubbing Offer for Prompt Subscriptions Great Special yonr subscription before December 2Tth you can have your choice of any 2 you will send us If 1897 4 5sr McClures Magazine Cosmopolitan Magazine Munseys Magazine HOUSOMTlIO 100 100 100 and barley for pork making seem to ¬ be about as follows from recent ex periments at the Canada and United States experiment stations11 To males ounces of 1 pound of pork 4 pounds barley was consumed making the bar- ¬ ley net 50 cents per bushel Its mar value was 25 cents On wheat a pound of pork was made from 4 pouinaa returning 70 cents per 0 ounces Four and one nan pounds oz bushel uorn was required making its cash value 03 cents At jrrket prices bar ley V cents wheat 55 cents corn Z cents- the pjrk cosf 25 cents 4xent hd 2S5 cents per pound respectively - Never boil the leaves In order to retain the natural flavor Japanese tea leaves should be kept in tight can or kind of crop Corn and rye are an un- ¬ jar free from moisture Republic Louis Note To thoroughly enjov the natural desirable ration for sick hogs they Comparison of Grain Value should haie easily digested and nutri- - delicate and sweet flavor of Japanese Teas neither sugar nor cream should be used The comparative values of corn wheat tious food to keep up their strength ter to 3 minutes OATS Mixed 2 PORK New mess and let stand with dosed lid from LARD Western CHICAGO 22J4 9 75 4 70 5 10 3 2 Ladies Home Journal Address DEMOKEST 100 00 175 175 175 125 180 m 25 25 25 25 20 PUBLISUIXG COMPACTS HO Firth Avenue Sew York 5 a e- - FLOUR Winter intents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red t No 2 Chicago spring LARD Steam BALTIMORE FLOUR Family CORN No 2 OATS No2 PORK Mess 5 00 84 i 9l K6 oteo a -- B 24 Dakota Field and Farm ft ¬ - Clover 31akeK Hens Lay Clover contains more mineral matter than grain and the hens will relish it highly If the flock is confined in yards give finely cut clover or place sods in the yards for them to pick Bulky food is of great advantage to poultry bs it serves to assist digestion and promotes health Variety can be best secured by the use of green food and not only the leaves but the seeds are relishd Lt less grain is given and more bulky food the hens that do nut now lay wiU koob begin to supply their quot such a long face and talk so discoiiragingly GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat when your wife happens to be present And Corn Mixed- at other times you are the most enthusiastic Oats No 2 white prosperity boomer I know of Kve iso western Henlev I nromised her awav hnrlc last CATTLE First quality spring that Id get her a new sealskin sacque HOGS Western this fall if business picked up Cleveland INDIANAPOLIS jjeaaer GR AIN W heat No 2 Corn No2 mixed excursion Tickets to American Fat j Trying to Defraud Her Horton How is it that you always put on 7 75 4 30 4 50 95 tf 90V4 7 80 4 32 4 75 18i DO YOU KNOW THAT THERE IS SCIENCE IN NEATNESS BE WISE AND USE - 30V 26 icz 3 90 96 30 27 4 15 4 75 fcjBkHl Best Cough Syrup Tastes Goqd la time sola by druggists CURES WHEHS ALL ELSE FAHS OLIO cases limited to lfiLOats--Mixefollowing date of sale Apply to agents PORK Mess Chicago DARD Steam North Western Ry day di Via the North Western Line will be sold FjLOUR Wintcrpatent at reduced rates each Tuesday and Thurs GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed during the show Monday ¬ Stock Horse Poultry and Dairy Shows Chicago Nov 2 13 Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE 92 27J4 20 3 75 4 00 95 27 TJsq and H OBKlOi S treatment Free PrHtestimonials SUMS A N giTa HPHPQY qulckrellefondcurcsworsl 1 for fcnIt Send MEW DISCOVERY book of B lo AUaatat3 K 1679 900 425 204 WHEN WRITINa TO AIVXLRT1SJKH please state tkat yeM saw tfec AAvftrtiM xaest la thic istQr s ii- - - J XT - - V- - 8 MHMMMMI 1 - THE BOURBON NEWSJ GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS gy AY - - - c Ia- OCTOBER 22 1897 Agency of The Globe SALES AGENCY OF LINCOLN AT GETTYSBURG Me rlted Blood Taint Here is a case of inherited blood taint which resulted in what threatened to be a complete wreck of an innocent young life The most serious feature of being afflicted with a blood disease is the fact that innocent posterity must suffer The man or woman with the slightest taint in the blood forces the undesirable leg¬ acy of impurity upon their children whose veins flow with the impure inher ¬ itance which handicaps them in the race ef life No child who has a trace of bad blood can be healthy or strong and those pre disposedto Scrofula are liable to a great deal of sickness because their constitu- ¬ tions are weak and cannot withstand the many dangers which beset the path of childhood Medical statistics show that a majority of lung troubles result directly from Scrofula so that a child afflicted with this disease is likely to fall a vic tihj to dreaded consumption Mr W A Clayton of Addie N C believes SSS ie the only blood remedy which can have any effect whatever upon obstinate cases He says My boy had the worst case of Scrofula I ever heard of He three-year-o- ld MR W A CLAYTON Theatrical And Otherwise Bemarks In Account of How He First Wrote His Famous Speech The Foyer Speaking of the dedication of the na ¬ Miss Adelaide Prince is in private life tional cemetery at Gettysburg and Mr Jirs Creston Clarke Lincolns famous address delivered on that occasion Nov 19 1868 Governor Nat Goodwin made a big hit in New Curtin began by saying that there had York Monday night in An American been much discussion as to hcw- and when that address was written arid he Citizen continued says The Independent I can tell you all about that Of Barnum8 circus will sail Nov 12 for course I was there and the president England to make a tour The manage ¬ and his cabinet had arrived and were ment has already expended 250000 in at the hotel Soon after his arrival as we were sitting around in the parlor making preparations to start Mr Lincoln looked thoughtful for a moment or two and then said I be ¬ Vernona Jarbean is playing a two lieve gentlemen the committee are ex- ¬ something weeks engagement at McVickers at pecting me to sayexcuse me here to ¬ I will go day If you will Chicago producing her new play The and prepare it into this room here She has about fifty people After a time he returned holding in Paris Doll in her company his hand a large yellow government envelope on which he had written his Leslies Weekly recently published an address Here gentlemen he said I want excellent story entitled The Tollgate to read this to you to see if it will do Raiders by Henry Cleveland Wood And sitting down he read it to us and The scene was laid in then said Now for your criticisms of Harrodsburg Kentucky and the lawless raids furnish ¬ Will it do What do you say Several spoke in favor of it and ed the theme for an interesting romance one or two commended it in strong says the president Well terms Charlea T Dazey the playwright who havent you any criticisms What do sprung into fame as the author of In you say Seward Mr Seward made one or two sug- ¬ Old Kentucky who has been abroad for the past year will sail for home next gestions bearing on some slight verbal week Mr Dazey announces that dur changes which I believe Mr Lincoln ing his sojourn in Europe he has written incorporated Now if you will allow me gentle- ¬ two new plays which will be given an men continued the president I will immediate production copy this off And he again withdrew made a copy of the address Ah continued the governor if I Burglars are the great terror of Mme to have Castle and had had wit enough about me Pattis life at Craig-y-no- s begged of him that yellow envelope she has had all the window shutters what a trophy it would have been How fitted with electric bells which start much it would have been worth to some ringing at the slightest touch while by of the ladies fairs which a little later the same machinery a gun is fired and a began to be held to raise money for the number of doga are let loose in the hospitals and the soldiers But I did grounds Special watchmen are told off not think of it then eyery night on round duty ¬ 1 -- Tailoring The GLOBE TAILORING CINCINNATI OHIO CO Company Cincin I l JJULI LJi - nati 0 Builders oftheBestClothes in America Critical judges of quality and style are the cus tomers we like they appreciate theeleganceofour garments most Now that 17 suit made just as you want itor you can let us fashion itanditllbemade right Always hold us respon sible Wo are represented by Builders of the Best Clothes In America 986 j fcV The most popular Coat worn is the Three Button Cutaway Frock When cut and made right theres nothings neat and dressy Were offering a Handsome Hade Clay at SUIT 20 TflEwant it as yon Thenthereare others at less some at more At any point in the Game we save yon Twenty Per Cent Wl ARB REPRESENTED BY f TIME TWIN BROT TAILORING DEPARTMENT Ft-- f v w s - The Louisville Post says of Hogans been eliminated entirely from his sys ¬ Alley which will be seen Wednesday tem and he was restored to perfect night at the opera house health The cure was a permanent one The Avenue was crowded last night as no sign of the disease has returned and Hogans Alley a musical faice ibr tea years comedy itself SSS is a real blood remedy and by brightbright inmade aand interpreted big hit The people promptly reaches all deep seated and obstinate blood diseases it matters not show is clean clever and entertaining what other treatment has failed It is throughout and is worthy of patronage the only remedy which acts on the cor-¬ of all who like a hearty laugh and good The irrepressible rect principle of forcing the disease from vaudeville turns the system and getting rid of it perma- ¬ Yellow Kid is one of the hies of the piece Matinees will be given every day nently S S S is a sure cure for Scrofula this week with the exception of WedCancer Catarrh Eczema Rheumatism nesday The Chappelle sisters m dances Tetter and all other blood diseases It is are very pleasing Taylor and Karcher are a capital musical team Anna Driver does a clever bit of work as the tough girl and so does Joseph Conlan as the old and is the only remedy guaranteed to Irish woman Johnnie Dugan and Tid contain no potash mercury or other dlewinks are two bright youngsters harmful mineral SCINTILLATIONS Books on blood and skin diseases will be mailed free to any address by the Swift An Interesting Jumble Of News And Specific Company Atlanta Georgia ¬ relief and treated by the best doctors He seemed to get worse all the while however and the disease finally resulted in curvature of the spine making him utterly helpless The bad sores on his neck increased in size and were a source of constant pain He was in this pitiful condition for two years when some one recom- ¬ mended SSS stating that it had cured some of the worst cases of blood diseases As soon as his system was under the effect of the medicine the sores began to get better and in eight days were completely healed Before long he could walk on crutches and was improving every day In three months he threw aside his crutches for he had no further use for them the dreadful disease had ¬ was given many blood remedies without 3f 3fr 5JJ HUMOR AND ITS USES Be Overworked ¬ Clever comedians catchy music a well drilled chorus a dazzling display women of beautiful handsone scenery and a company of fine singers which will combine to make 1492 b6 teen at the Lexington opera house evening a to morrow matinee and splendid performance The piece is a musical extravaganza full of fun song and dance and has sixty people in the cast Several Parisians will attend the matinee It Is the Sunshine of the World hut May hogans alley Purely Vegetable Comment Sam Jones is making the people of ASSIG WEdJ3 NOTICE LL persons Naiiitf claims against the assigned estate of H Marsrolen are requested to present- them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned in Parif Ky Those Knowing themselves indebted to B ALirgolen are rqated to pay promptly and thereby avoid conrt cost - LOUIS SALOSHIN Harmon filmy Stitt Attorney Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE ly provtiu to tlia undersigned or same may be barred by law T E ASHBROOK Assignee of T H Tarr - aotifieii to present same sained All persous having claims against the estate of T H Tarr are hereby at once proper ¬ juann Ashbrook Attys 22je BIG FOUR ROUTE EEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO All Points in Michigan DETROIT CHICAGO White City Special j Best Terminal Station Henderson wince A Tennessee youth ate green walnuts and died in great agony A gray eagle measuring 7 feet 43 inches was killed this week near Ewing A 5000 fire damaged the Nicholas ville Exchange bank yesterday morning Georgia Wilson was terriblySmangled by a bulldog near Mt Sterling Tues ¬ day The widow of Isaac Neighbors one of the victims of the Robinsons Opera House horror will sue the theatre com- ¬ pany for 10000 damages Jacob Harris who killed T H Mer ritt in Gratz Park Lexington because of his intimacy with QMrs Harris is again living with his wife The of Leutgert the sausage maker who weiner wursted his wife ended at Chicago yesterday by the jury disagreeing The trial lasted about two months J L Baily of Scott was accidentally killed by his little daughter with an unloaded pistol At Owenton How- ¬ ard Britton killed his brother with a gun which he didnt know was loaded The State Bank and Trust Company of Richmond filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State Capital 150000 J Stone Walker R E Turley John B Sullivan W T Teyis and E D Ballard incorporation ¬ Humor is the very sunshine of the world writes Carrie E Garrett in The Womans Home Companion Hardly any other single gift will go so far to refresh and inspire one in everyday life and keep the heart still young It steals merrily across the workaday world animating the drear- ¬ iest monotony and finding place in the most hopeless destiny Such a gay trav- ¬ eling companion is humor for the pil- ¬ grimage of life The woman with a sense of humor has a safeguard against ennui against folly and against despair She can never be dull so Jong as the comedy of life is being played before her eyes With a keen sense of the ridiculous she isjiot likely to make a fool of herself ind she will never be hopelessly unhappy for she will find in the most adverse fate something still to laugh at and after all laughter is your true alchemist However it may be with the unmusical person surely the surly individual who cannot laugh spontaneously on occasions is fit for treasons strategems and spoils But this blessed gift of humor should be used to lift the shadows of life not to deepen them A joke which causes another a pang of humiliation or makes some sensitive heartache is not only a cruel sort of amusement but it is also a very expensive indulgence For just a moments gratification at having made a hit the funny woman may forever lose a friend and may even arouse a very genuine spirit of enmity We learn to forgive and mayhap forcefc manv injuries in iiies troubled journey out perhaps among the wounds that rankle longest in the human heart are those which are made only in fun -- mijVhA mrt i Mr Katzensten the fifilAhvatAd rmB o rf will be at Twin Bros the 11th and 12th of October Monday and Tues day 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 reason iXiZ A1 we asli5 remember to call on these days October 11th and and you will be on time ¬ kj- - MLLTBtotttei - c BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS j 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KV - w If i I J HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common glass with urine arid let it stand twenty four hours a sedi ¬ ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the kidneys When uriue stains linen it Is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kid- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas- ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and that unpleasant necessity of beiug compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor dinary effect of swamp Root is soon realized ¬ over--omes HOUSE AND LOT AID BLACK ¬ It pfnnnP i The Presbyterians of 1646 prayed loud and sang hymns in battle but they shot straight at the cavaliers every time This fellow was blazing away at the sky and when Lieutenant Killing worth remonstrated with him about it he paid no attention to him whatever Captain Joe Billingsley threatened tq cut him down with his sword if hd didnt shoot at the enemy for thewooda in front were full of them He merely remarked to the captain You can kill me if you want to but I am not going to appear before my God with the blood of my fellow man on my soul He never flinched but stood squarely up exposed to every volley of the ene ¬ mys fire When the sun set on the evening of Sept 18 1863 Captain J C Billingsley and Lieutenant Allen Kill ingworth both lay dead on the battle- ¬ field of Chickamauga and E went through without a scratch Cor Gal veston News Wh Hurt No One and No One Hurt Him At the battle of Chickamauga I saw a fellow shooting straight up in the air and praying as lustily as ever one of Cromwells roundheads prayed both sent free by mail Mention The Paris Ky Nkws and send your address to Ur Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen 24sp lmo uiuess of this oiler hv rJriKTorists You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet flhslT uicuiuiuu tlto li fnrlt rkcT cles iuc ucau ESS uu suuuiu utivo Jf 2 ouiva nrirA fiffv cfntM nnri 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