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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 bou1897102601 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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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 W keep tailoring and low prices will do it Remember our motto public by doing as we advertise faith with the FOR 5 LESS 30 s Srjecial Couch Sale THIS WEEK- interest to buy now ar ASSIGNEES SALE i -- OP COKOTJROY with or without LEATHER full size - REAfESTATE boxS1250 81350 81520 818 820 825 A THRILLING DRAMA FINEST BUSINESS SUITS In the world from fall of suitings has been arriving daily W W Sndduths assignee Plaintiff W W Suddntb on Oriental Rug Sale C NOW IN PROGRESS Efe F BROWER OH CO UNEE EAST BOUND IT TIME TABLE Lv Louisville 830am 600pm Wm Cheap Pianos built on the patchwork plan cases prices so rediculous as to convince any intelligent person of their utter worthlessness In marked contrast are our The Great Train Robbery is the suggestive title of Davis and Keoghs new spectacular melodrama by Scott Marble Yet it concerns a good many more things than a train robbery which is but one of numerous thrilling epi- ¬ sodes It is a story of the South West showing vivid moving living picturo0 While it has much of Western life sensation it is extremely dramatic with realistic scenes and incidents pictur ¬ esque characters and diverting comedy The Great Train Robbery will thrill and amuse theatre goers of this city Friday night vs Defendant We have al stock Our By virtue dfjkn order of sale in the ways undersold other tailors from 810 to S15 dollars on a suit Other above styledWtion the undersigned will SATURDAYjf OVEMBER 6 -- 25 TO 1897 tailors will add S5 more to the cost of theirs on account of the tarifiv We will not Therefore our prices will be froaa 15 to 20 less than elsewhere 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 5o0pm made at one place works at another Lv Lexington Lv Winchesterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm then thrown together by a self styled Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm manufacturer are offered daily at 65jam 340pm Ar Washington Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm 1240nn 908pm Ar New York WEST BOUND Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville Ar Louisville QTf Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am 630pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm t t Low Priced Pianos j- -- n fc43u--- r w w v4 YAViUli B2Ztt7r in tne di rrfsnr WUW1VWvi iHmnmxim -iwiritawejz Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders Jack Mason and Marion Manola are 7260 poles to Co considering a proposition to revive that WThe alsove tracts the beginningas one N R R Aeent L will be sold Paris Ky orGEORGE W Barney Terms Credit of six and twelve Friend Fjitz jin 121 and 123 West Fourth Street pretty comedy from day of Div Pass Agent a pleasing impres- ¬ months bearing interest the purchaser which they created Lexington Ky at six per cent and sale CINCINNATI sion four years ago will be required to execute bonds with Sole Steinway Representatives approved surety The purchaser may pay the bonds at any time after the of the report of sale HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY BOURBON FISCAL COURT W H Dayis of the Fast Mail Com- confirmation Q WARD JR J friends Paris pany writes to Assignee which company the that Co Office over G S Varden at Seneca 97565 to played Falls N Y will play in Vermont and New Hampshire next week then going 8 to 12 a in 1 to 5 p m Office Hours t2dt to Maine for three wteks The company It is ordered that an election be held then goes to Nova Scotia playing three 35i at the several voting precincts of Bour nights in December in Halifax then bon county at the next regular November election 1897 to take the sense of visiting St John ERFECTION the legal voters of said county shall issue bonds not exceeding the sum of 50000 for the purchase and mainten- ¬ WHEN APPLIED TO ance of the turnpike roads in said The most notable musical event of the county free of toll to the traveling pub- ¬ ¬ lic It is therefore ordered that a poll year in the Bluegrass will be the conbe opened in each of said voting pre- ¬ cert to be given to night at the Lexing ¬ cincts in said county and the Sheriff of ton opera house by Anton Seidl and his said county is hereby directed to adver- ¬ famous orchestra of sixty musicians ONE DAY ONLY tise 6aid election and the object thereof to be the best direc- ¬ for at least thirtv davs next before the Seidl is considered THURSDAY OCTOBER 28 day thereof in some newspaper having tor of Wagnerian music in the world county and and has just returned from a series of the largest circulation in the Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World gilts of same also by printed hand bills posted up at artistic triumphs in Europe Mme Julia One male pig and three Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Cun or not less than four public places in each C Depot litter Eligible to register Ammunition and take no other is At Lot on Tenth St near K linrHvidnals and of best voting precinct in the county and at the Rive King the celebrated pianist cinna FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue with the orchestra during its tour atf irinR nf hlood five months old weight Court House door WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO New Haven Ct ED D PATON C B C C Quite a party of Parisians will go up on l35 pounds Oall on or address Two shows rain or shine the 545 train to hear the concert GEORGE CLAYTON By virtue of the above order I will at Hutchison Ky the next regular November election 1897 open a poll at each of the voting places in Bourbon county to take the sense of the legal voters of said county Some Kentucky papers have printed as to whether they will issue bonds not considerable nauseating gush lately W O 9 The only safe sure and exceeding the sum of 50000 for the I about Liberati who furnished music ¬ reliable Female pttt purchase and mainteinance of the turn ever offered to Ladies pike roads in said county free of toll to for the October trots in Lexington especially recommend adwSWL Liberates musical ability is only equaled the traveling public I fid tft tnftrriod Todtna E T BEEDING S B O Ask for DE MOTTS PENNYROYAL FIXLS and take no otherl Largest and beet equipped trained by his vanity Speaking of Liberati it animal exhibition ever placed before the XkOWLrTti4VMg i2 oena zor circular arrice siuu per D ox o doxgs for 8500 is strange that he was given the 3000 TFTR VERY BEST MOTTS CHKIMXC AJL CO - Cleveland Oliio more new novel and DESIRABLE engagement in preference to Saxtons public presenting PROMPT- - A RELIABLE OLD original feats than any other similar For SalejBy W T Brooks Druggist orchestra when the latter knows better show on earth PAY lWix Sale than anyone how to please Kentuckians It is doubtful if one hundred persons paid admission solely to hear the music 122 INTELLIGENT DOGS 122 FRANKFORT CINCINNATI RY A desirable farm containiDg The music was good but Saxton could In Effect March 1 1897 have easily augmented his band for the DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY ON THE NURSERIES SITUATED 58 The first of American Newspa- ¬ occasion and pleased the most critical 58 EDUCATED PONIES HAWKINS TURNPIKE 8 MILES Old Kentucky should be given a chance CUMMINS pers CHAS A DANA Editor EAST BOUND which are remarkable for tone touch Through Sleepers between Louisville finish and durability as well as price Lexington and New York without Come and hear them and investigate ok an orA not only the instruments but also our rjrateSjjbieepmg jar rarcyS8giik planiO easypayments liijtJIf ijrojj on 1iir MtW8iI Sp AT Trains marked thus f run daily ex Snnrinv other trqins run dailv All work done at home the court house door in publicly Paris Kv at two oclock p in to the Munson Cutter and Coatmaker formerly with highest and beat bidder the following F P Co Lowry described real estate Two tractsdf land lying in Bourbon County KyJtfind bounded and described as followsjto wit j TRiACT NO 1 Manager Paris Furnishing1 and Tailoring Oo A tract of 55 acres of land on the Centerville Jacksonville turnpike de- ¬ scribed as follows Beginning at stone corner to Mrs Harry Mclntyre was fined 25 at St Rowlands dower thence S 62i E 1524 Paul for stealing a kiss poles thence N5 E 333 poles thence N 9 E 2256 pole i whence N2i E 12 poles thence N 8 E lSlpoles thence leaving the on a new farce pike N 78 W 127 24 poles thence S 25 Chas Hoyt is at work N 4466 poles tothe beginning to be called A Day and a Night TRAbT NO 2 Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on A tract of 11 acres and 15 poles ad corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to Jessie Bartlett Davis aspires to be a joining the above tract and described as do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming 6f vehicles such as star and wants La Tosca converted follows Beginning atitf stone marked G on carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new into an opera the plat oLthe division of the lands of Levi Suddmthithence S 27 W 24 52 conMgjj Hawkins thence S Maud Hoffman leading ladyjwith E poles to a to Sneelev 79J E S Willard is a great granddaughter of thence S rner t0 to everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our Boodo the Kentucky pioneer Daniel James our prices We have engaged experienced expert f r 1 flii A a C a IT J J tOiCO 7 etuio ao ourworajanaii insure saustaciion anu guarantee aii 11 Joe ¬ H S STOUT Company 1 - New Buggy ¬ - - G508--pbiBir- n BUGGIES BAE0HGIES SHRUBS re sieii pinformatiohcair fJJHBKL RoaMHw rnXHHMMM jal lS jtil9IIBilHIHiHSa -- K4-Pole Stock-and-compa- S3- I Ernest Urchs J K gin Bung g Company w MEANS H A SMITH ¬ i I ORDER l ¬ t PARIS 1 Poland China Hogs FOE SALE AIM t i He SIPE BLAKES I 1 - HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm insurance Dog Pony and Monkey Show iHKys A ENNYROYAL PILL FARM DR NON UNION 1897 At Private mum FALL THE SUN WEST OF PARIS I r is offered at private sale on easy terms stock of Fruit and Ornamental Full The farm is in a good state of cultiva The American Constitution the HOGANS alley Grape Vines Small Fruits tion well watered for man or beast Exees cents American Idea the American or Popular urices Children II Asparagus and every thing for even in this dry time is well improved These first last and all and Garden Adults 20 cents Afternoon at 250 Spirit cfaard Lawn Hogans Alley which will be the new dwelling six rooms and hall no Agents but sell direct to with Evenings at 800 oclock We have the time forever necessary out buildings including an attraction to morrow night at the opera fiy tf SJjir the planter saving enormous commis excellent frame tobacco barn sufficient house has delighted large audiences in to sions Catalogue on application to house 14 acres of tobacco a great 6 a year Dailyby mail - The company many cities this season HILLENMEYER abundance of locust timber H F 4T Daily Sunday by mail 8 a year recently played to large business in Cin- ¬ Lexington Ky Mr Jos H HawkinB who lives near cinnati and Louisville The Dispatch the farm or Mr Connor who lives on The Avenue is being T T it will take pleasure in showing it to Friday said filled to the doors at each performance purchasers this week Hogans Alley is one of the I tk Considerthe Quality Terms One third cash balance in School r vnnr childrens r u years with interest from best farce comedies on the road and the now arriving one and two the greatest Sunday Newspaper in strong company of entertainers prove a date Shoes New Fall stock the world great drawing card The show is high J Q WARD lowprlCe9DUCaRI0NCLAY Price 5c aeppy TBy mail 2 a year class in every particular and is devoid Attorney in fact Address THE SUN New York 12oct 6yk of vulgar features of any sort For E M Hildreth - 27 PERFORMING MONKEYS 27 Lve Frankfort ArrElkhorn Arr Switrer Arr StampingGround Arr Duvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr isewtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris- WEST BOUND 630am 643am 651am 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 822am 82Sam 840am 30pm 3QpiM S48pjh 858pSi 415pik 4Sypm 382pnfc 4rfpx 452pm v 1 1 48pni 510ptu nr ill The Sunday Suh L ArrEUzabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground Arr Switzer Arr Elkhorn GEO B HARPER - Lve Paris 1000am 1040am 1056am 1110am 1125am 920am SGQpm 932am 542pm 938am 548pni 948am 558pm ti Opm IW GealSupt 1155am 725pm C D BEROAW ll35ara 7lipm 7lMpm tf4iipm 6 opnx pm FaANKFORT KV BenlPassAgt M fe 2 9t THE BOURBON THE PLAGUE Ten Cases f Very Mild Type Reported at Con- - NlsfWESDAY OCTOBER 26 1897 SPAINS DEMAND MAY BE FKEED i uetgert Jury 1 - t i- - Efc Montgomery Ala Oct 23 Dr Montgomery extHetgert8 Attorneys Apply for His Release Guiteras has been inconferring with amining cases and ob Bond Should Bail Be Refused HU doctors He agrees with the diagnosis Incarceration for Four Consecutive Months Will Act as a Belease of local physicians and says the disease is undoubtedly yellow fever but of a Chicago Oct 22 Court was called very mild type He says he can see no to order at 1050 Thursday and the jury cause for alarm or panic as the season haggard looking1 and half of them is too far gone for fever to do any harm minus their collars and ties filed in here Ten cases were reported Fri ¬ day It is apparently a disagreement The cases are widely scattered over The jury in the famous Luetgert case town and are not confined to any class has disagreed and have been discharged of people There were no deaths re- ¬ by Judge TuthilL ported Friday The following dispatch has just been received from Selma by the Advertiser The committee of public health for Dallas county consider the symptoms ¬ -- Disagrees Nine for viction Three Against People Montgomery Ala Disease Widely Scat tered and Not Confined to Any Class o ¬ of H I Chapin as sufficiently suspicious of yellow fever to ask Dr Sanders state health officer and Dr Guiteras to come to Salem for investigation Jackson Miss Oct 23 The state board of health Friday night issued the following official statement The board has been advised of the existence of a case of suspicious fever at Memphis and in consequence has promulgated an order quarantining against that city One new case is re- ¬ ported from Cayuga under treatment Bay St Louis has one new case The jury stood nine for conviction Clinton has 11 cases under treatment and three for acquittal They have At Edwards there are four new cases Tjeen deadlocked for 38 hours total to date 487 deaths 20 discharg ¬ On being discharged by the judge ed 346 convalescent 48 under treat ¬ they asked permission to return to the ment 37 in the country Deaths 4 all jury room where they passed the fol ¬ white total cases 55 lowing resolution New Obleans Oct 28 The fever We the jurors in the case of the situation here is as fickle as a weather people of the state of Illinois vs A L vane For two or three days the new liuetgert tender to the presiding cases and deaths will run to alarming judge the Hon Richard S Tuthill and figures On following days both cases the brilliant states attorney Charles and deaths will drop and the impres- ¬ S Deneen and his no less brilliant as- sion be given that high water mark has sistant Mr W M McEwen as well as been reached and that the disease is the attorneys for the defense our on the wane Then there will be an- ¬ most heartfelt thanks for the very kind other jump The situation Thursday treatment we have received at their was extremely encouraging hands and we do not nesitate to state Friday night at 7 oclock the cases that were it not for the way they have had nearly reached fifty and there had attended to our personal comfort as been no fewer than five deaths of well as to our sanitary condition the which one was that of a distinguished hardship would have been very great citizen Eev Dr Purser of the Val- ¬ As to the trial we wish to state that ence Street Baptist church Dr Purser while the evidence was such that we is from Mississippi and was a gallant were unable to agree upon a verdict soldier during the war Five or six one thing we did agree about and that years ago he came to New Orleans and is the circumstances were such that became the pastor of a leading uptown the police had ample reason to prose- ¬ church His brother is also a minister cute on the showing without hearing here and a second brother is a theologi- ¬ the defense and we commend them for cal student having done their duty in this case Three cases developed Friday in the At 1 oclock Thursday afternoon asylum for destitute orphan boys and counsel for Luetgert gave States At-¬ it seems now as if every institution of torney Deneen notice that they would in ¬ Friday morning at 10 oclock make this character in the city will bedisfected to some extent before the formal application before Judge Tut ¬ ease is stamped out Eight or more hill for the admission of the prisoner have already reported The list to bail Judge Tuthill will be asked of new cases has been cases swelled by three to fix the amount of bail at 315000 but in the home of State Senator Cage Luetgert will enter court prepared to Mr Cage was taken sick a few days furnish bonds of 20000 if necessary ago His wife vho nursed him was States Attorney Deneen was not pre ¬ stricken Friday as were a relative and pared to say whether or not he would a servant Several cases Friday ap- resist the application The admission peared in houses that were previously of a prisoner to bail is discretionary infected with the court he said After the MURDER AND ARSON application is made in court I may ex- ¬ press my views upon the matter if the Aged Couple Murdered and Cremated in court desires to hear them Their Burning Building Near Biloxi Miss Yes sir we will try him again Beloxi Miss Oct 23 Interest in said States Attorney Deneen when the progress of the fever in Biloxi was asked as to the probability of Luetgert swallowed up in the contemplation and being brought before the court a second excitement of a most horrible murder time When we will get at it and arson committed upon a most es- ¬ howevci is something I can not tell timable couple of elderly people living you now We have had nine weeks of out on Back Bay about three or jthis and I must have a couple of weekg four miles from this city Word was rest After that we will look the brought to this city about four oclock ground over and get our evidence to- Friday morning that the Parkhurst gether The case stands now with us property had been burned and Mr J as though there had never been a trial L Parkhurst and his wife had been The second trial has no bearing what consumed in the flames A man named ever on the case just closed Gibson his wife and one Volkes are If Luetgert should be refused bail under arrest and an inquest has been the statutes provide that his incarcera ¬ in session all day behind closed tion for a period of four consecutive doors The remains were brought months will act as a release and the to this city Friday morning and prisoner must be discharged from cus- carried to the residence of Dr J A Al tody drich a brother-in-laof Mr Park¬ Thursday night closely following hurst where hundreds have gone to the final result of the trial which has view them The autopsy held Friday attracted world wide attention Luet ¬ showed that the aged couple were mur gert made under oath a statement con- ¬ dered and evidence cerning the fearful crime charged they had been killed was elicited that¬ against him the first sworn statement tired Thursday nightbefore they reBumors and yet made by him and the first state- ¬ threats of lynching are rife ment of such a kind ever known in newspaper annals Anniversary Day at Princeton The affidavit was Tut in writing in due legal form and Pbinceton N J Oct 23 The 150st is certified to by a notary birthday of Princeton university was The affidavit explicity declares Luet celebrated here Friday More than gertss innocence The document in usual interest was manifested in the full is as follows commemoration on account of the presence of ex President Grover Cleve- ¬ To tiie Public The result of my trial ending Thurs ¬ land and Lord Aberdeen governor gen-¬ day is a victory for me because of the eral of Canada The academic proces disagreement of the iurv butlam verv sion oi Princeton trustees faculty much disappointed and surprised that alumni and under graduates formed at the jury did not bring in a verdict of Marquand chapel at 7 oclock a m and marched to Alexander hall The body not guilty I did not kill my wife and do not was led by Mr Cleveland the earl of know where she is but I am sure that Aberdeen and President Patton The St is only a question of time until she exercises were opened by Dean Murray with a prayer Then Grover Cleveland comes horne did not go upon the witness stand read his address At the conclusion of I because my lawyer Judge Vincent the ex presidents speech the degree oi was bitterly opposed to my doing so doctor of laws was conferred upon Lord and because he advised me it was not Aberdeen ¬ ¬ -- ADOLPH I LUETGERT 15 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ w ¬ -- rj necessary The Keport Denied I am grateful for the tremendous Muskogee I T Oct 23 The report change in public sentiment in my sent out from Fort Smith Ark to favor and time will demonstrate that effect that the Cherokee Indians the I am not only an innocent but a very arming themselves to resist any are atgreviottsly wronged man tempt on the part of the United States Signed Adqlph L Luktgeet to abolish then Subscribed and sworn to before me positively denied tribal government is by the attorney for this 21st day of October A D 1S97 the Cherokees Mr W T Hutchings ML IT-- Sullivan Signed United States Indian Agent WTisdom Notary Public and United States Marshal Bennett ¬ That This Government Put An End to Filibustering Will Provnkn a Sharn Tie- uc joiner From Secretary of State Sherman PhiliD Hitchborn Qhwf Of a Washington Oct 23 If as an Twenty Eight Lives Lost and Half That tor or tne navy x nounced in the Madrid dispatches the Number Injured answer of Spain to Minister Woodfords Work on New Vessels Stopped o JLofonnt communication comes in the form of a of Iiack of Funds Urgent Need igrfflm demand that the United States govern- High Water Injured the Retaining Wall provements in Navy PlantsBetter and a Special Train Slips Into the Hud ¬ ment put an end to filibustering expe Docks Are Needed Badly rSL son River Most of the Dead Lost ditions to Cuba it will provoke a sharp Their Lives From Drowning Washington Oct 25 In his annual rejoinder from Secretary Sherman Scarcely a more irritating reply could report to the secretary of theiinavy be New York Oct Buffalo and New made Philip Hichborn chief constructor of attempts by Spain than one which York special No 25 on 4G the New the navy says that the strengthof the States the to put upon the United Central and Hudson Biver railroad York due responsibility for the pronavy on October 1 was 141 vessels all longation of the Cuban struggle In to arrive in this city at 730 oclock Sun ¬ told including the ships of both old the face of a clamorously expressed day morning wasthrown from the track and new navies It is stated that dur ¬ public sentimnc this government has into the Hudson river one and a half ing the last few months of the last fis- refrained from any recognition of or miles below Garrison station Twenty-eical year a considerable amount ofrfwork active ght lives upon vessels that had been authorized gents sympathy with the Cuban insur- ¬ wall along were lost The retaining the river by congress had to be suspended owing ment and the power of the govern- ¬ mined by high water had been under in the river and has been used to prevent filibust to lack of funds This caused a heavy ering to an extent far bevond what the track caved under the weight of drain upon the new appropriations congress of has at the beginning of the present even if our regarded as warranted the train The train consistedbag ¬ a combination sympathies had been with the engine fiscal year and makes the exhaustion Spain gage express a and car of those appropriations before thefirst two ordinary coaches For Spain to demand still more ef ¬ smoker of next July almost an assured Vfact and four sleepers The engine and two Chief Hichborn says this is a discour fective police service of this govern ¬ forward cars are submerged in 50 feet ment and to attempt to fix on the aging state of affairs as exhaustion United of water Engineer Foyle and Fire ¬ States the responsibility for the means a wholesale reduction of navy man Tompkins went down with the strength and endurance of thf ¬ yard forces and the discharge of com- lion will be irritating even exasperat ¬ engine All the sleeping car passen- ¬ petent and trained men He points to gers escaped A the advantage and economy of having ing to the administration Those who of Buffalo died man named Williams after at least one vessel building at each im- ¬ thoroughly understand the presidents from the river his armbeing rescued having been attitude in this matter know portant navy yard he and his secretary of torn off Up to 530 oclock ten bodies Probably the most desirable type of that had been recovered Seven or eight of vessel for the purpose intended partic- ¬ state are neither timid nor vascillating the dead were Chinamen who ularly in view of the present state of nor are they amiable beyond the de- ¬ the smoking car A G McKay were in private mands of propriety If Sagasta shall the armor question would be that of a make any secretary to General Manager Van Et sheathed cruiser of comparatively light dispatchessuch demand as the Madrid tan is missing and is said to have been draft and great endurance with quar- ¬ ties will be outline Spanish sensibili- ¬ on the engine A number of wounded shocked in the prompt re ¬ ters for flag officers joinder that will be made The sug- have been taken to hospitals in Pough- Attention is called to the urgent keepsie and Peekskill need of improving the navy yard gestion that this government has been The first man unknown plants in the interest of the economical insincere in its efforts to stop filibus- ¬ taken out of the wreck by thewho was rescuers execution of work and estimates are tering and that the administration is was breathing when found but badly submitted for each yard The plants conniving at violations of neutral¬ crushed He died soon afterwards his ity law at New York Norfolk and Mare Island not to will be regarded as an insult body being sent to Peekskill also be passed without notice The require additions alterations and re-¬ American people have not is The sleeping car conduc tor says he pairs to keep them up to a proper able to account for state of efficiency while the yards at only been horrified by the deeds except five and he is all his passengers not certain thac Boston Portsmouth and League Island of barbarity on the island of these are lost though not actively engaged should be Cuba but have endured the insult ¬ The was known put in a condition that would enable ing insinuations and hostile demon- ¬ State wrecked trainleft Buffalo as the express It at 7 them to work advantageously at short strations of the Spanish the imprison- ¬ oclock Saturday night and was due in notice should occasion require A plant ment of American citizens in Cuba New York at 7 oclock Sunday morn at Puget Sound is also said to be neces- ¬ and the utter disregard and even mali- ¬ ins The train was hauled bv encrine cious injury to American interests sary while American naval vessels and ves- ¬ 872 and consisted of one American ExDuring the last year the government press car one composite baggage accepted finally four ships the Massa- ¬ sels of the revenue marine have at smoking car one day coach and and six chusetts Oregon Ericssen and Brook- - great expenditure of money and en ¬ sleepers Poughkeepsie Was the last lyn while eleven vessels have been ac- ¬ ergy been performing police duty at stopping place of the train before the cepted preliminarily and subject to the behest of the Spanish minister at disaster at 510 a m final test viz Iowa Nashville Wil-¬ Washington This statement of facts At this time there were in the smoker mington Helena Annapolis Vicks will be coupled with a very clear state- in aidition to the baggageman Her ¬ burg Newport Wheeling Marietta ment that there is an end to American man Acker of Peekskill who was in toleration Porter and Foote his compartment eight Chinamen en Particular attention is invited to the ADOLPH LUETGERT route from the Canadian border to good results attending the construction New York and a middle aged man of the Iowa It is shown that this ef-¬ May Be Exhibited in a Dime Museum After supposed to be Thomas Reilly of 2SG0 His Belease on Bail ficient vessel is able to carry 212 tons Chicago Oct 23 Formal applica- ¬ Wisconsin avenue St Louis All of more than was calculated upon for her these excepting the baggagemaster designed draft The changes in her tion for bail for Adolph L Luetgert perished The day coach contained IS case cost only about two per cent was made Friday to Judge Tuthill by or 20 passengers many of whom were of the contract price Of jthe Attorneys Vincent and Phalen who women and children gunboats the report says that their defended him in the long weary trial How many of these escaped is not first cost was remarkably low aggre ¬ George Middleton the dime museum known but at least 12 were drowned gating about two million dollars for manager was at the criminal court or killed in this car Behind the coach the nine or not more than the cost of building when the application was- was the six sleepers with about G5 pas- ¬ afirst class armored cruiser The costf made prepared to go on the big sau- sengers of their maintenanceiparticularlywith sagemaker7s bona in any sum should The total cargo of human freight copper bottoms and considerable sail Judge Tuthill act favorably upon the consisted of something over 100 peo- ¬ application Should Luetgert be re- ¬ power should be minimum leased pending another trial he will ple The chief constructor who is charged At Fishkill the train lessened its with the duty of docking ships makes probably sign the contract which Mid- ¬ speed as it is its custom to run from an urgent plea for more and better dleton has already prepared giving that point to Tarrytown at the rate of docks stating that the navy has been Luetgert a salary of 500 a week for about 25 miles an hour Most of the at a serious inconvenience during the his appearance in a museum for an in- ¬ passengers were asleep those in the past six months for lack of proper definite period Luetgert denied himself to visitors at sleepers beingofin their berths while facilities for docking battleships The the occupants the coach and smoker bureau believes that the necessity for an the jail with the exception of two of were for the most part doubled up in additional dock is most urgent at Mare his old time country neighbors who their seats Just how the train met Island and on the Atlantic coast at drove into town to see him Us awful fate will probably never be Portsmouth and Boston while a larger fully known for the men who first NEW FIREARM dock at Norfolk and League island felt the danger Engineer John Foyle would be a decided advantage Fur- ¬ The Most Powerful Revolver in This Coun ¬ and Fireman John Tompkins Sunday ther consideration is also urged of the try in Possession of a San Francisco Man night laid dead in the cab of their locoSan Francisco Oct 23 What is motive at the bottom of the Hudson merits of Algiers La as a dry dock site and it is urged that all the docks perhaps the most powerful revolver in river Conductor Parish who was in this country has just been received charge of the train and who was mak should be ready in two years Chief Hichborn under the head of from Bavaria by Theodore Kythe the ing up his report in bne of the cars Armor renews his suggestion that the hand writing expert This weapon is when the crash came was rendered department should no longer make sep- ¬ the invention of Bridgeman the well unconscious by a blow on the head arate contracts for ships and their known Bavarian mechanic and is call Before 10 oclock Sunday morning a armor but should permit the Ship ¬ ed an automatic pocket pistol because large number of curious spectators all it requires is for the marksman to had gathered at the scene coming from builder to supply the armor set the pace by pulling the trigger the nearby towns and villages bv HOTEL FIRE once whereupon it empties itself of trains wagons bicycles and boats Three Persons Burned to Death and Oth ¬ six loads in two seconds sending a 42 The number of morbidly curious steaders Injured by Jumping From the Win ¬ caliber steel bullet with such velocity ily increased as the day wore on and dows that a six inch hardwood plank is excursion boats even came places Oil City Pa Oct 25 Three persons pierced at the distance of 300 yards far up and down the riverfrom loaded all were burned to death and seven more It will do all that is claimed for it has down to the waters edge until at mid were severely injured in a fire that de- ¬ been conclusively demonstrated by ex- ¬ afternoon there were fully 10000 aboul stroyed the Hotel Brooklyn atlvellett periments made before Chief of Police the wreck It required the utmost exville 25 miles southeast of Oil City on Lees and others ertion on the part of Chief Humphrey Sunday morning at an early hour The of the railroad police and his force oi Gen Miles Annual Keport building was a three story one roughly detectives to hold these people fat built of double boards and burned like Washington Oct 23 Gen Miles enough in check to allow the railroad tinder At two oclock Sunday commanding general of the army has men to proceed with their work morning when the firemen first made his annual report to the secre- ¬ Following is a list of dead as far as discovered it there were seventeen tary of war He commends the efficiency to midnight persons asleep in the hotel At that of the army and speaks of the pro- ¬ ascertained up St Louis No 2 No 1 China Thomas Reilly time the fire which had originated on gress that has been made on both the man unidentified No 3 Wong Gim a the second floor of the building shut Atlantic and Pacific coasts in the mat ¬ Chinaman No 4 Chinaman unidenti He asks that off all retreat from the rooms on the ter of fortificationb No 5 Chinaman unidentified floors above Six men on the second congress authorize two more regiments fied G Chinaman unidentified No 7 No floor and five on the third saved them- ¬ of artillery to garrison the new fortifi- ¬ Chinaman unidentified No S Chinaselves by jumping from the windows to cations and also five additional regi- ¬ man unidentified No 9 E A Green the ground below but there was none ments of infantry He devotes consid- ¬ of Chicago No 10 Chinaman unidentiof these who escaped without severe erable attention to Alaska and says fied No 11 WHGMyers of Tremont Alaska of waters burns or hurts the that examin- ¬ N Y No 12 woman unidentified thoroughly be should Will Protest Against Filibustering and No 13 woman unidentified No 14 Madrid Oct 25 A government note ed by the naval forces mili- ¬ Guisseppe Paduaano of New York No protesting against filibustering will be that there should be at least three 15 W S Becker Newark N Y NolG handed to United States Minister tary posts established in the territory unknown man died while being resHe Woodford Monday According to a to support the civil authorities McKay private improved condition of cued No 17 A G Superintendent secdispatch from Havana Lieut Gen Wey refers to the retary to General Van that ler has ordered the abandonment of Indians and recommends officers the Ettan body supposed to be in wreck as demonstrations that were being pre- ¬ policy of employing army He makes No 18 John Foyle engineer of East agents be continued pared there in his favor and against Indian Albany body not recovered No 19 ¬ the government Mrs Woodford the recommendations in detail for the pro- John Q Thompkins fireman of East wife of the United States minister has tection of coast points and says that Albany body not recovered footing of arrived here Gen Woodford has not the maximum peaceenlisted man the Total number of known dead 19 esto one yet taken an official residence but will army should be timated number of dead 2S Eleven ¬ continue to occupy apartments at the every 1000 population and the mini persons were injured mum one to every 2000 Hotel De Rome ¬ ANNUAL EEPO TRAIN IN THE RIVER Do Toa Play Wlilat BSre r Other The F F-- V playing card is better than any 50 cqnt card on the market Send 15 cents for one deck or 25 cents for two decks stamps or currency to C B Ryan Ass t Genl Passr Agt C O Ry Cincinnati 0 A woman is unhappy all summer because she cant buy every pretty shirt waist she sees Washington Democrat x bone anywhere Rheumatism is cured by St Jacobs Oil f ¬ ¬ In muscle joint or -- A boy is never too trifling toMearii to whistle real loud through his lingers- ¬ It penetrates the sciatic nerve St pain Jacobs Oil and cures the A good time to quit a bad habit is when you are out of money ¬ ¬ PAINFUL AFFLICTION Son Writes a Letter Telling Mow hl3 pother Was Troubled My father was WINAMOE 1ND boils aud carbuncles Atter troubled with suffering for some time he heard of a Mmilar case cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla He begau taking this medicine and con ¬ tinued its use until he was cured iIy mother is taking Hoods Sarsaparilla for Guy E rheumatism and it is helping her 1S4 Get only Hoods Newkikk Box A 1 ¬ Hrrr1c Pi11ccure I UUU tr tuko fi 1 1 1 easy to operate 23c Liver Ills easy to Alabama Marries Mississippi Oxford Ala writes Have used Dr 31 A Simmons Liiver Medicino 25 years I know it cures Dizziness ¬ J J Sick sSSEgSS many other diseases 1 tried Black Draught but did not find sit to bo half as good U3 tne of Head Sour Stomach Headache and Thcdfords White iUiiuamoiiSiJieuiciiie ¬ This is adisorder from which few women escape at some period of their lives It is in the nature of nasal catarrh In a healthy condition the lining membrane of the genital organs secretes sufficient mucus to moisten them but if the mucus membrane is con- ¬ gested or inflamed the secretion becomes profuse irritating and offensive The best results will follow the use of our Mexican Female Remedy as an injection and a dose twice a day for some time of that great ntenne tonic Dr Simmons Squaw Yin Wine will cure the complaint Leucorrrrcea QffU iSir fry JSN J yf xW Hj--- ¬ Enerey Miss writes M A Simmons Iiver Medi ¬ cine has been used20 years in my Fathers family for ¬ NervousnossSick Head ¬ ache Dyspepsia Biliousness My Sister was confined to bed formonths Our Doctor gave her up to die bhe began VA Aim taking M A 9 L M and EAtjtZEzsyi vm was soon entirely well There isno lust comnarison M and Zeilins Liver between M A S Regulator Tho latter by careful test hav ¬ ing been found not so reliable has been dis ¬ carded Iiver from Enlargement of which many female diseases date The menstrual flow usually continues from three to six days and comes on about every twenty eight days The quantity exuded varies from two to eight ounces but the amouqt consistent with the health of one person may be excessive and weakening in another The function is regarded as being regular when its elfect upon the system is favorable The departures from healthy menstruation are numerous and shonld be corrected by using Dr Simmons Squaw Vino Wine ruberty is the period when menstruation is established It is the time when the girl becomes a woman and also the time from Menstrual Irregularities Are You Going South the trip over the famous Queen Crescent Route Historic and scenic country en route vestibuled trains ¬ Then make 1 ¬ that have no equal in the South and the shortest journey possible You save a hundred miles of travel to the most important southern cities via the Queen 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Amalgamated Society of Engineers issued a statement Friday saying that the fight for eight hours work per day so far as London was concerned is practically won and that arbitration or a conference on that subject can not be entertained ¬ adopted resQlutiansdencrHncing Prince Cfn uniyersity far- alio wing the use of tvine at banquets- enrd scoring the fac ulty for permitting- tke sale of liquor - Thursday si Princeton Inn- - wealthy distiller and wholesale Pomona CaL Oct 25 William N whisky dealer died here of congestion Dole president of the PeoplesBank of f the brain He was born in Germany Pomona and of the San AntoiucyLight md had been one of the citys most and Power Co and reputedjbillion prominent residents for 30 years J aire is dead Distiller Kalin Dead Paducait Ky Oct 23 Moses Kahn number of home seekers from eastern states are now encamped in the Ashley valley waiting for the opening of the Uncomphagre reservation They will remain on the border of the reservation until next April the dateof the opening with a view to securing choice locations J Millionaire Banker Homo Seekers in the Ashley Valley Vernal Utah Oct 25 A large ¬ retroleum Warehouse Burning Brussels Oct 23 An extensive petroleum warehouse adjoining the railway station at Namur capital of the province of that name 3G miles southeast of this city at the confluence of the Sambre andN Meuse took fire Friday evening and is still burning The Fever at Mobile Mobile Ala Oct 23 Ten new cases were reported Friday five of whom Deadv were taken from the Italian bark Livo mus There were two deaths Norma Forrest and Baymon Villaneuva Total cases to date 197 deaths 23 recoveries 128 tinder treatment 36 severe northeast storm prevails here Dp to and along the immediate coast a late hour Sunday night the life crew and Maritime exchange stations here had received no word of disasters or wrecks The high tide on the meadows somewhat delayed incoming trains The wind has kept up a 41 mile veloci- ¬ ty since 8 oclock Lincoln President of the Pullman Co New York Oct 25 A Cnicago spe cial to the Journal says that Robert T Lincoln has accepted the presidency of the Pullman rPalace Car Co ¬ Atlantic City N J Storm at Atlantic City Oct 25 SOUTHERN Homeseekers Guide A mfZp houd address eIther O J-- HATCH D P A Cincinnati for a free codt of STOCK COAL HAY GRAINDHeei AND COTTON SCALES Weeks Scale Works g X A finill liriym cases NYi ang at bme wtnout Habit curefl nam Book o tVhlkey DROPSY KfVJWSWTEM Bend aKggA tretetFree for book of testimonials and BrM la MGKuaSMssiMufit ana cures worst gitei S v k THEf BOURBON NEWS TUESUKT OCTOBER 26 1897 V 3 - MR MOTHER FEEDS THE CHICKENS h- if rf-- s w vf IS - L SFV The - i kfc- - Tne Only Way He Got the Position upon the oiportunity to be of service you told me that yOahated me It was the Wgfne hdooolly faced the chance 8m all boy dashed breathlessly into No said thebusiness liket young by going down into the mine of to her at the time of her fathers death not true Is the gmynor woman I dont read anything th Arwhile before the sun has rose I think I think more of you than aloaiKhen of all those he would succor In merchants office They had parted on the footing of author writes N father builds the kitchen fire friends as a result of the small favors I thought I did she murmured bend ¬ notoWas bound to him by tie or kin Our big black rooster crows n crows Yes what do you want Perhaps if you were to get better Z if Ills neck would never tire he hadeein permitted to Tender then ing toward him like a wind blown rosf not of but had been his enemy the Must see him myself most par acquainted with him he would interest Nen we get up n feed the stock and afterward when of her own sweet in the shy confession her eyes down- way jghad afterward come to the re- ¬ tickler you N water Fannie n milk the cows lief ogtthe families left in want by the will she wrote to him first a little noto cast her cheeks aflame gate er broken lock you cant hes engaged But N fix a I dont think so There is only one Ah the happy thought God bless takingjpffof their bread winners thes of thanks and later a letter of in ¬ Ne after breakfas father plows Must see him immejit most par way that I can imagine his interesting N mother feeds the chickens respect to a work of charity j you for it my sweetheart mine Im things for which enthusiasm grew tickler quiry in me in what he wrote whSch had occurred to her only he possible to convey the gladness the witheyery reiteration suggesting a You mean hed have to change hia The pancakes Wallie wouldnt eat The boys importunity got him in N cornbread left on MarJories plate could ever know what vista of hope rapture of that impassioned whisper hundred other little happenings which style Well boy what do you want A scrap of toast a bit of meat had opened before Ms dazzled imagina- ¬ punctuated with soft lcisses upon a the People were now glad to recall in No Hed have to become secretary Dyer want a orffice boy sir N all the stuff what no one ate small pink palm But he was laughing his fa2r all augmented by the sympa- ¬ tion The doctor was man enough to No of a company in which I held stock arid You impudent young rascal VShe puts it in that worn out tin grain n pretty quick feel that she was a woman whom for too for gay amusement at her pretty thy andf concern for his long and seri- Weve got one Washington Star Throws out some declare a dividend embarrassment in such lightness of ous illness had lifted him to a point in She hollers nearly s loud s she kin herself he might love with all his heart No you aint sir hes just bin run Come chick chick chick chick chick His Exceptional Lnck while he was moreover sufficiently prac ¬ heart as he had thought he could never popular favor well nigh equivalent to over in Cheapside chick chick characteristic canonization It might have been diffi ¬ I have read repeatedly saidthe sad So when she feeds the chickens tical not to overlook altogether the know again and with Boy engaged Tit Bits his tri eyed young man never to ask a young wealth which by her father s death had impetuosity he would follow upmerrily cult atust this time for any woman to ought ot see old Top Knot run Youd ladys permission when you wished to rise tothe camps ideal of what Harvey Her Comment become hers a consideration delight¬ umph with the swift demand N Banty hop hes hurt one leg dc her N Plymouth Hock the bigges one I have noticed said Willie Wishing kissWell 1 hope you didnt said his fully restful to contemplate after the mocking her shy hesitancy And me Neilsvife should be and Dorothy you think do you think enough of Meredith was regretfully regarded as ton She lays a normous monstrus ess struggle against poverty that a woman always puts the Nen Speckle with her new hatched long years of to marry me soon darling Oh fallirirja long way short of it had been most important part of her letter in the friend and disappointment which brood No I didnt but the young lady 1 and now the laughter had left his voice Everybody was sure she could not be postscript A cluckin to em s hards she kin his And so he had budded his fair air N showin em the nices food You never do that said Miss Cay- ¬ think docs not read the papers castle but to see it fall like a house of while a glint of sudden tearsofenforced half good enough for him mainly be She gets it ferem out the tin low causeshe was her fathers daughter enne earnestness the Puck cards before the sick mans unconscious the impassionedhungered so starved for N pecks the other chickens cry I have so the evil that the colonel had done now Never They Would Kick bombs of truth But the doctor was a Old Gray our cat comes snoopin roun livingiafter him in the merciless gossip Well a good you Dorothy she went on thoughtfully good fellow and better still He I am opposed to women being al N slyly peeks from hind the stoop But though he laid bare his heart in of many tongues But the camp through isnt it better to put the important lowed to vote friend and so he only called himself a F any meats there he is boun was for the mo muchuffeting of fate had grown phil- ¬ part of a letter in the postscript than to T shant go to the chicken coop She What is your objection fool for his dreams and thanked heaven that brief pleading he ment stunned by the swift granting of osophical and although it could not leave it out altogether Ttfow filled with all an owners pride Washington excuse to write a certain letter He If they are allowed to vote they Wee Willie oomes with wondering eyes he had his prayer I will marry you when- ¬ altogether approve it was presently Star which he hoped might bear good fruit f will all Ibe practically ballot girls and That look so brown n bright n wide Harvey began ever you like dear she whispered back ¬ ready to admit that possibly this might He loves to watch em n he cries And soon after this what few there are of them now make What He Wanted her e3es alight with a glory of bound be thelbest way to settle the trouble be Dess see my baby tickens as it is to dream of seeing Dorothy standing anything in my house you trouble enough in the world meet Is by his bedside a drearn less tenderness resolutely bent to ques- tweenthe mines while as io the rest would there to have asked the man as Tammany Times now and then I love to ride the colt a lot like Mrs Bowen but summed up the general N go fer berries to the patch which seemed to fill him with peace the dazed wonder the rapturous he frowned over the back fence at his A Roland love to I Get in asee ous dog n Spot conclusion when she was inspired to more potent for good than all the doc tioning of his next door neighbor turble scrappin match The Editor I regret that your manuwas his look more than his voice ask It Whats the odds as long as tors medicines the fancy so possessN tho its kind a quiet fun Yes came from the other side of script though good is not available at that presently spoke in his worshipful they re happy I like it nearly best of all ing his imagination that when one day the fence Id like to have you send the present time And then he was silent Thats why I alius cut n run THE END he awoke his great hollow eyes eager ¬ My darling the insides of that piano your daughter To see em f I hear the call Scribbler Ah then may I presume to for awhile covering impulsively with Come chick chick chick chick chick ly searching the room came back to the bangs on out to my barn Yonkers hope that your esteemed periodical will which dear hands his chick chick LONDON IN 1772 doctors face with a look of helpless her glad tears were eyes from Statesman welling over some day improve to such a degree a9 If the When mother feeds the chickens it I thought she was you were my wife now he tentatively disappointment t Considered a Joke to turn Cnt- to be worthy of my contributions Will L Davis in Chicago Record was Yotitlifnl Faeetiousness I have here he whispered weakly If I could It muttered after a moment When you have a sore tooth you go Yellow Book tie Into a Hall Room been dreaming He Canianyone tell me anything of the to the dentist and he pulls it dont his have you with me all day long glance Height of Impropriety Oh its all right old fellow broke off with a little sigh his city assembly rooms and the assembly he swallowing something Do you know said the girl in blue friend returned the small bare bedYes my son while we were sitting in the hammock in his throat as he clasped the poor thin ranging about could not ask it sweet- rooms on the Surrey side i e South But I - room Now that youve got a sore leg if you and just as I thought he was about tc wark about the year 1772 The social fingers in a tremulous grasp of gratBY MARY E STiCKNEY propose a garter snake suddenly apulation It was as by a miracle that heart of course I couldnot I dont know side of the city about that time is curi- go to the doctor will he pull it But if you do not ask it With deep feeling Yes my son ously difficult to get at satisfactorily peared poor Neil had been saved Its all Dorothy mur For instance when Catherine Brooklyn Life Copyright 1896 by J B Llppincott Co returned the girl Go to sleep and dream that she how I can say yes do it How indelicate Hulton right mured drooping toward him in sweet went to London in 1783 being then 27 And faintly in pink Chicago Post is coming by and by yield ¬ years of age she An Officials Wrath went with a certain smiling as though he accepted the confusion until it needed but the CHAPTER XII Continued First Citizen Whats the alderman A Critical Opinion of an inch to answer the pleading The doctor had come to Windy promise with the simple credulity of inghis eyes and lay her hot cheeks Mr J Woodhouse and his mother They so mad about of Jinks That young lady may beanne called for her at 730 in the evening Gulch renouncing- his profession in a child Neil closed his eyes obediently against his in soft caressing4 Second Citizen A boodle scheme was pianist as you say but there is no the gentleman being dressed in a suit favor of mining- ventures which had and slept again was all he could say of pale blue French silk spotted with pushed through while he was absent Dorothy warmth to her touch It He did not speak of the fancy when resulted disastrously so far but to see Mad because the taxpayers I Blinks I guess you didnt hear her but all his doubt his eager questioning which he was sticking- - in a forlorn hope next he awoke seeming listlessly to ac his tremulous joy found expression in pink and green the coat lined with are going to be robbed play the Moonlight symphony pink silk his hair in a bag a white of some day recouping himself for his cept the conditions as he found them No Mad because he missed a divvy Jinks No but 1 squeezed her hand the one word feather in his hat a sword by his side losses meanwhile keeinng the wolf the trained nurse a deft quiet fellow N Y Weekly N Y Weekly and the cirl drew back You see from the door by falling- back upon his who had replaced loquacious Mrs from him a little striving to assume a and his ruffle and frill of fine point lace This seems very splendid At the as legitimate calling He had nothing- of Bowen the doctor coming and going more matter-of-faair for the explana ¬ sembly the men were chiefly in dress flowers on the table the recur- ¬ worldly advantage to commend him the yet put which she could rent broth and potions But in a few tion coherent phrase hardly I made coats meaning probably of blue or but he was a g ood fellow and a auntie one Any woman mig ht fall daj s the doctor sitting by the bedside into come with me I could not come pink silk like that of Mr Woodhouse her in love with such a man and Dorotihy cheerily observed By the way youre alone you know and she hates the those who were not wore cloth coats Neil laughed a strange getting almost strong enough to begin west so much it is so hard for her to trimmed with narrow gold lace with Meredith waistcoats of silver tissue and the hair hysterical outburst turning away his to think about business a bit arent become reconciled to my staying here And I did not even know that you old man The terans of compro- so hard for her to uderstand that I in a queue with curls flying out on head side of the head You mise between the mines now you re you knew her he said again must stay here to be happy Harver each member that Miss Merediths lawyer never spoke of it before The other ladies were covered with not in lover wrote you about it Of course you had not been awith aif he had of new diamonds Oh I met her when she was here The subscription to the murmur giving It any thought terrupted her more kisses for the lit- - cityassembly is three guineas there the physician nonchalantly explained havent been love words and but eying- the sick man with furtive but er are 200 subscribers and late nights tne No I havent been giving it much did not mention it I intentness subscribers are the flrst people in the I suppose because you naturaUy hated thought the invalid returned a shade city the rooms are lighted with wax They must whole outfit so I felt I could choose passing across his face the the branches for the candles the urns fr 4 fprlfhetea andceeanaiebaskets is any hurry see Bartels if there more agreeable subjects to talk about Yes Xhated6thewhole outfit so iOEm yes5fthe doctor indifferenjlyi for the cakes and macaroons are of And Neil laughed again that odd rejoined But well you remember silver I want to know more about conYou were so luirthless laugh my telling you that Miss Meredith had this assembly siderate to ask me about the families of written As regards the Suryey assembly all I iCBut you are talking too much now the men who were killed in the mine can tell you about it is that the room old man the other observed repress she wanted to do something for them was on the ground floor and that on a irgly Ill be over in the morning and Neil looked up with a startled expres certain night the opening night of the answer your letters meanwhile you sion in his great eyes I did not season of 1772 while the dancing must not let yourself think about busi know he faltered plucking nervously was at its height some wag threw open ness at all Here comes Mrs Bowen at the bedclothes You said she had the front door and gave admission to a to turn your pillows and make you com written but drove of oxen which began to run fortable and you must compose your Possibly it did not occur to me to about in a most terrifying manner self and go to sleep Good night explain the doctor nonchalantly resome of the men drew their swords There was a low voiced conference m joined staring hard at something out valiantly others tumbled down the the hall between nurse and physician of the window But she wrote to ask ladies fainted and fell over the men and then Mrs Bowen came to the bed ¬ about that just at the time of her lawcaps hoops tippets handkerchiefs were anxious yers letter suggesting terms of comlooking somewhat side think more of you than I thought I lying all about the floor And the oxen I think I About them oystere she began the promise just before you were taken did she murmured bellowed and ran about threatening doctor says down with this relapse owing to your horns What would have And she feels it her duty with their one Neil peev ¬ confounded lunacy in rampaging round tie hands Oh hang the oysters knows not but the happened IF UNCLE SAM SHOULD CONCLUDE TO ANNEX GREENLAND ishly ejaculated I wish you would go when you should have been in bed I to say so much went on Dorothy when sprightty Mrs Hanniver presumably downstairs and get one of the boys to dropped a line to the attorney telling she was sure of his calmer attention a lady connected with the supper de Of course she means it for the best come up and help me dress Im going him you were beyond business xrotem coming from the Lactarium Merely a Feeler- Such Is Fame east in a few days and its timeI was and then as I was answering Miss Mere- she cannot understand but it would be partment for the gentlemen bub bub The Baron Did her father acquira Do you consider Meeker a self made sitting up It is weakening lying here diths letter it occurred to me to ex so much better if it were arranged so with is defined by Webster as a strong malt man his money honestly I never shall get strong if J dont get a plain to her as well why her proposition that she might go back east and leave drink snatched from the master of the Penelope Oh yes Sarcastically No I think he was made to order move on me Go after Murphy please must be laid on the shelf But her me And then oh dont you see mopstick did the M If he did not I suppose you would not Why so and again the blushing face ceremonies his hes the man I want heart seems to have been set on ar dear C on the Surrey side carry a mopstick Well judging from the way his wife marry her began Mrs Bow ranging that compromise somehow bent to hide itself against his cheek But the doctor The Baron Not at all If he acquired as a wand of office and with so much orders him around he must have b een 1 want to be with you I must n looking frightened when a woman will she will you know Chicago it dishonestly he would probably be too belabored the horny tribe that made for that purpose Oh I talked it over with the doc- and so well you recall how Mohammed And so there was a quiet little wed- - spiritfled clever to give any of it up N Y Times they News incontinent Neil went to the mountain under the stress ding in that bare hotel chamber one tor I told Jiim I was going ¬ When the company gathered themAnd I am Noth of circumstances gray November morning the room laughed excitedly Good Advice Of Course She Would Suffer selves together and picked up what stop me Will you go Lifes troubles are many its joys are few wealth of the fair ing on earth shall Do you mean oh what do you made bright with a If you dont like to hear me talk1 horribly disheveled after Murphy now or must I go my mean gasped Neil his gaunt features est flowers that Denver could contrib they could being wreck hoops gone she demanded why didnt you marry Yet will we not train with the doleiul crew amid the general self To double each pleasure and rout each strangely working his eyes hungrily ute brighter still in Neils glad eyes wigs pulled to pieces headgear de- a mute pangfor the bride who came to ius bedside A woman who is physically unable questioning- - Is she here Dorothy stroyed dresses torn they proceeded to talk at all he exclaimed Just pluck every rose and let thorns go Why CHAPTER XHir Yes she is here with her aunt a to be wed the sweet radiance of her hang beyond clouding even such I suspect to refresh themselves with the Im too tender hearted I cant endure But Harvey did not go east as he had typical society old maid She will happiness Detroit Free Press Mrs Hannivers stimulating the sight of suffering Chicago Post planned So the doctor gloom as her relative Miss Van Der sprightly amuse you that aunt Her Opinion bub If anyone will tell me more The very vehemence of his desire to placidly went on thinking it wise to lynde wore for the occasion One of the greatest evils in life Eye to Economy be grateful An this assembly shall escape an environment he had coine to say no more of Dorothy for the moIt was a sore trial for that good lady about Walter Besant Iin London Queen Mr Trivvet Why did your wife get said the elderly woman is procrasti- ¬ Sir loathe whipped to a frenzy by the sud ment She is so obviously out of her That a niece of hers a Van Derlynde on a wheel she was so much opposed to nation den unreasoning jealousy aroused by element here so uncompromisingly her mothers side should come to this I think so too replied the young bicycling last year THE SCIENCE OF NUTRITION the doctors statement that Dorothy down on the west and all things west- ¬ rude mining camp to marry this commarried woman 1 dont see the sense Mr Dicer She found a bicycle belt had written to him defeated itself by ern I fancy she leads Miss Dorothy mon miner for no explanation could Depends Upon Proper on the street and her economical in of putting oil jour golden wedding an- ¬ its own impetuosity Thinking it best rather a dance with her protests and make it clear to her that Harvey Neil A Great Deal Diet stinct would not permit her to let it niversary till you are 60 or 70 years old was anything else and that she should to humor the sick mans whim if only aristocratic agonies but Washington Star That we are in error in our food go to waste N Y Journal When can I see her demanded the wed in this off hand fashion was a economy tc convince him of his weakness Mrs is no longer a ague theme Well Balanced Bowen had allowed him to be dressed sick man in a tone of breathless plead- shock to her aristocratic soul from Handicapped Yes Miss Howjuines is a wonderfuL which she felt that she could never quite to be scoffed at by the thoughtless ¬ a little while that even ing Will she see me will she and to sit up for That man remarked an admiring berecover nad she been fully cognizant noticed lightly by the reader and is friend has the faculty of saying clear ¬ ly intellectual young woman but she ing with the result that her argument come It the Why certainly As I said before I of such awful possibilities sure it was lieved in only byeasily scientist those ly in a few words what others would has developed her brain at the expense carried beyond her expectations ihe proved to a substantial fact of her poor little body To me she over exertion bringing about a relapse rather think she has come on purpose that she had never been brought to pages to express who would be doubtful Prof Atwater require bad said Senator Sorghum seems top heavy when as is usual in such cases the con- to see you old fellow And if you feel play the part of a chaperone but now Too under the direction of the United States Hell never get along in politics not Top heavy Then you have never ditions were far more grave than in the well enough though I cannot have that she was here powerless to inter agricultural department has given to seen her feet Chicago Tribune to the mar you talking business today first illness but if fere she submitted herself unless he learns to filibuster better the people such data in bulletins shoiv than that Washington Star Now he was delirious babbling of his you would like to see her for a mo- tyrdom of giving away the bride with Ready Made V l a feeling as she expressed it after- ingthe result of his investigations that Dorothy his ment worlds fair lady his Bilger says no woman could make anyone of ordinary intelligence may Restitution Like to see her Great heavens doc- wards in pathetic accounts to all mem sweetheart until his voice had grown fool of him comMiss Keedick I read about a lady a husky whisper as he sank tor dont keep me waiting have bers of the family as though she were fully comprehend so concise and to be but Well then hes right I suing a man for 500 for a kiss he had assisting at Dorothys funeral her man plete are they Kight down into the very shadows of death waited so long While there- is yet much to learn stolen from her And a moment later Dorothy was ner throughout wholly in keeping with Yes shed be too late while the doctor listening understood Chfcaa i Miss Kittish But I suppose she Journal through experimentation there is at comprehending what mischief he had standing by the bedside her two hands that idea And quite as disapproving though hand sufficient information to enable would have been willing to withdraw inadvertently wrought by his half truth clasped in his her eyes looking down A Deduction upon him with such love light in their from a very different standpoint was us to make very important deductions the suit if he would return the kiss about Dorothys letter Teacher What is a rumor by It was an amazing revelation to him soft depths that it seemed to his daz Windy Gulch when its first surprise for personal use We are toldcometho Pupil A ship to a revelation that left him very grave zled vision as though it could not real ¬ had subsided to the plane of coherent best authority that we must A Double Rohuery Teacher What makes you say that comment Public opinion had under the realization that not merely our Jjorlc out every He had not been a man if he had not ly be he must still be dreaming Midnight Burgla Pupil Because I always hear of ru- It is you really you he incredu- gone a change towards Harvey Neil health our strength and our incomes farthing youve got or Ill perceived that Dorothy Meredith was mors being afloat Judy and a rarely beautiful girl if he had not lously whispered with trembling touch The time had been when even his best but our higher intellectual life care Jones half awake Look here Ma ¬ upon the Doubtful felt the winning sweetness of her per caressing the little hands as though he friends would deprecate his attitude even our morals depend bodies and ria this is coming it too strong Didnt Charlie Bragg Yes Miss Brij btly we take of our sonality He had enjoyed but a bare would assure himself of their reality toward the Miners union so pregnant which I give you all I had when 1 came home is costs me 10000 a year to live speaking acquaintance with her during You here Why are you here Doro- of trouble regretting his independence among the things essential to health Judy Miss Brightly Or Mr Bragg do you of spirit his obstinacy of temper but and wealth to right thinking and right most of her stay at Windy Gulch but thy ¬ think its worth it N Y Truth Those Dear Girls The doctor wrote me that you were now no word was heard save in his living one and that not the least im he had fallen into a habit then of watch ¬ good we were driving in the Madge When It is our Just the Girl He Wanted ing to see her come and go as he idled sick she faltered her fingers tighten praise The Grubstake disaster had portant is bur diiet He Can you cook to have learned this to be park to day we were the cynosure of all away the hours before his office door ing about his with a sort oft shuddering madehim a hero in their eyes The ay fortune to She Im sorry to say thatil cant k histhoughtslmgeringaboutrnermore tendernesstas at iLremembered terror he had workedthroughout that awful fold thaifefe science of food reaches ex eyes ilarjprie Oh so you had that pretty you be my wtfe2 every pwnVon ttheJihe of battlefor And you came for that Dorothy day-as though with the strengths of than he had perhaps quite realized at Chautauquan outhern girl with you N Y Journal JburnUi rthe time and ie had eagerly seized sweetheart the last time I saw you three planning directing everything istence iklT Shaler in fiCBffi r dtk ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ to Silver Trail - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - - ¬ ct good-lookin- g- ¬ ¬ ¬ - rrmt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - Up-to-D- ate ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ -- 1 - He--W- -- ill - -- fv ll - W THE BOURBON County Agreement Between City And - st5ft vj - t- TUESDAY j OCTOBER 26 1897 -- - To the Voters of Bourbon County ¬ - a t Royal i I V t kes the food pure wholesome and delicious J J POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE BOURBON DEWS 1881 Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners j BBUflE MILLER payable to the order of Champ 9 Mdke all Checks Money Orders etc MILIEB ¬ ADVER1I81NU RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in blac type twenty cents per line each Insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar28 cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ Mr Bryans gate receipts are an dence of returning prosperity evi- ¬ Mr Bryan would only emulate the Hon Arthur SewelPs silence If Silver speeches made last year are as good campaign ammunition as sound money orators want Several ti nently retired from politics and would corn at 150 per barrel rioj accept a nomination This Vicinity of the silver speakers how shipped a car of cattle Bagge MBS IiAUKA WEISHAUF orating in Kentucky after the style of and hogs toWood Cincinnati last Wednesday Sam Jones are making the sound money night Of Murry Intl Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules voters stick closer together Martin Bowles and wife of MillersO W Miller ard family Gen John B Gordon who has been burg visited Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 till Monday much talked of for the Governorship of Wright Medical Co J W Jacoby and 300 R Baggf The Georgia declares that he has perma- ¬ bought of George Jacoby Jas shocks ol Columbus Ohio ¬ Couuty records of the the tween the County of Bourbon and m City of Paris regarding the keeping of -repair of Main street and the termini owned bv the the several turnpikes county or This agreement made this 11th day ¬ the Bour October 1897 by and between of Paris the City bon Fiscal Court and Kentucky witnesseth instantly when you pull the way of The Bourbon Fiscal Court by trigger So sickness may come i hfl contract between the on suddenly But it takes time Lexington Turnpike road Maysville of the town nnmnanv and the Trustees to load the gun and It takes and the City of Pans ami in of Paris time to get ready for those ex¬ ¬ of the transfer and delivconsideration plosions called diseases Coughs ery to the Bourbon Fiscal Court of forty colds any attack whatever 40 shares of the capital stork of the road Lexington Turnpike the subject be often means pre¬ MavsviUe City of Pans agrees to i ompany bv the ceding weakness and poor blood keep in nut in proper condition and to rock the Are you getting thin Is proper condition with crushed your appetite poor Are you Main street of the City of Pans and to in losing that snap energy and put in proper condition and to keep apbridge and its proper condition the vigor that make proaches on said street over Stoner Do one thing build Creek and to put in proper condition up your whole system with and to keep in proper condition that¬ SCOTTS EMULSION of part of the Paris Georgetown pike ex ¬ WinCod liver Oil It xs the essence tending to High street Paris JN rail ¬ of nourishment It does not pike extending to L chester Miadle North Paiia road nauseate does not trouble the to extending pike town pike and stomach And it replaces all Lexington Maysville to the that disease robs you of Paris Peacock pike extending of the across Houston Creek all bridge A book telling more about it sent termini of said roads being located with ¬ free Ask for it in the limits of the City of Paris The BOWNE New York SCOTT City of Paris reserving and retaining the right to put down and maintain cross ings and is to have full control of the gutters or ditches extending along said The cheapest place to buy lumber streets or roads above named within its jurisdiction for shingles etc is at the old yard of Tarr limits and reserving the all purposes over said streets and roads N freight Templin near the L now conferred by law upon the City of depot Bourbon Lumber uo Paris By T H Tarr Manager tf If at any time future legislation shall tax exempt the City of Paris from road for county purposes this contract shall DoYou Play Whist Euchre Or Other Games no longer be obligatory upon the Fiscal Court of Bourbon County The F F Y playing card is better Witness the hands of the parties the than any 50 cent card on the market day and year first above written Send 15 cents for one deck or 25 cents for two decks stamps or currency to C HUTCHISON B Ryan Asst Genl Passr Agt C Fresh Paragraphs About The People In O Ry Cincinnati Ohio k from Below is printed a copy taken be agreement Gun Goes Off ine r4 the Republican County Convention for County Clerk of Bourbon county I take rhis method to ask the support of all my friends I pledge myself to a conscien ious and faithful discharge of official Having received ttie nomination in Buy Your Clothes At Home Whereyou can have them cat and tried on and made to fit you We make good suits for 20 00 a line iuties if elected in November Respectfully tf Wm M Goodloe and sick headache Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys 25c cures constipation at all druggists buyers better suit for 62300 and a suit for 2500 Good times for shoe week at this tf Davis Thomson Isgrig The Northwestern is carrying nearly 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bouibon Countys representative citi zens Call on R P Dow Jr for particulars 26oc 8t are good tailors and do our ownwoik and guarantee a perfect fit or no sale W Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty ¬ clear-headedn- ess Cash buyers can get double value to- day at tf Davis Thomson Isgrig LAVIN Yesterdays Temperature noted yesterday by A of this city HUKILL Co The following is the temperature as Suffered 20 Years J Winters Poor Grade Shoes Are poor in every respect moneyf Our new stock of echoo wasters Shoes cannot be maae oerter ana are money savers Try us and see CLAY RION ¬ p m 10 a m 11 a m 12 m 2 p in 3 p m 4p m 5 p m 7p m 9 7 a m 8 a m 42 43 49 58 f9 63 69i 68 69 63 New Laundry Agency 57 -- Winchester Power Laundry a first Men who like a cool quick quiet and class institution1 and solicit a share of patronage Work or orders easy shave should patronize Crawford the public Clays drug store will left at Clarke Bros barber shop Clean first class receive immediate attention Work bath rooms are connected with the shop cailed for and delivered promptly Respectfully tf Satisfactory service at all times - I have secured the agency for the 16ap tf Bruce Holladay Abuse and such names as traitors renegades Hannacrats etc never yet made a for silver man vote sound money Some orators will learn that fact some day when they run for Con- ¬ gress and Senator Democratic Public Speaking fc- r - V The following is a list of dates an ¬ nounced last night by the Democratic Campaign Committee at which public speaking will be held Hutchison Wednesday Oct 27 at two p m W M Purnell T E Ash brook R C Talbott T E Moore Jr Harmon Stitt Huddles Mills Thursday Oct 28tb at two p in W M Purnell T E Ashbrook J M McVey C M Thomas S B Rogers J W Thomas Day Centerville Friday Oct 29 at two p m W M Purnell T E Ashbrook As a tribute to Major J W Thomas Denis Dundon C Arnsparger President of the Tennessee Centenial Millersburg Saturday Oct 80 at J Exposition his colleagues in the man M Purnell T E Ash ¬ agement the citizens of Nashville and two p of the State of Tennessee hav selected brook C M Thomas E M Dickson Thursday the 28th of October to be obParis Nov 1st at two p m W M served as John W Thomas Day To make the occasion as attractive Purnell E M Dicdson T E Ashbrook and memorable as possiole arargemeuts W H McMillan James McUlure J are being made for a great industrial M Thomas parade in Nashville in addition to the Paris Monday Nov 1st at 730 p many interesting features which will be presented at the Exposition m C M Thomas Russell Mann In order to contribute to the success of the day by encouraging many visitors the Louisville Nashville Railroad Public Speaking Company will put into effect October 27th and for trains due at Nashville Hon W M Dickerson is announced the morning of the 28th the same low to speak at the court house on the 30th rate including admission to the Exposi- ¬ Judge H C Howard will speak at the tion and transportation between Union depot and grounds which court house in this city on Friday Oct made for other special days have been Tho3e of 29 at seven oclock p m our readers who are not familiar with the rates can obtain information from ticket agents of the Railroad gCompany -Supplemental Registration Rev Jos Hopper will assist the Rev Tadlock in a series of meetings to be gin Saturday night Oct 30 A protracted meeting will begin at Bethlehem Church the fiit Sunday in November Eld Simmons pistor Some unknown person went to te Saturday stable of George Clayton night and broke two locks and cut thp skirts and stirrups off his saddle Little Maggie Kenney aged five years old was seriously wounded in the leg Saturday by the accidental discharge of of a pistol in the hands of her sister Nannie Saturday a number of young ladies and gentleman took a horseback labbit hunt Among the party were Miss Susie Nicholas and Mr Claude Spears Miss Pearl Stephens and Mr Broad Forrester Miss Fannie Clay brook and Mr Robt Meteer Miss and Mr John Giltner ¬ i Davenport druggist Bluffton nd and used them for stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more i han In years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and m stomach is entirely well leau eat any fbiug and can truthfully say that I have iot felt better in years Yours Respectfully L C 50c and 1 00 addresslpn postal to tfie nerbox Send WrightfMed Co Columbu8 Ohio fop S trial size free - box of Dear Sins Wrights Last spring I purchased Celery Capsules from Sold by iMas Lauka Weishauft Tr TBrpok8t For twenty seven years I had been a constant sufferer from nervous prostra- ¬ tion and paid large sums of money for doc- ¬ tors and advertised remedies without bene- ¬ fit Three years ago my condition was alarming the least noise would startle and unnerve me I was unable to sleep had a number of sinking spells and slowly grew worse I began using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first the medicine seemed to have no effect but after taking a few bottles I began to notice a change I rested better at night my appe ¬ tite began to improve and I rapidly grew better until now I am as nearly restored to health as one of my age may expect God bless DrMiles Nervine Dr Miles Remedies Dr are sold by all drug ¬ niai Vines gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ vffestores funded Book on dis- ¬ Health eases of the heart and nerves free Address PR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind writes K of a nent farmer M1 old residents and well known near Belmont MARY LEWIS wife promi by all N Y D Cable photographer over Var Tenn Centennial and International dens drug store makes fine photos at Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to reduced prices Kodak work quickly tf Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets done satisfaction guaranteed at following rates for the round trip April 28 to Oct 15fh final limit Nov 7 Sherman Silvers has taken the 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 ageucy for the Cincinnati Daily Times days from date of sale 925 April Star a most excellent paper and will 27 to Oct 30 final limit 7 days including have it delivered to subscribers in any part of the city for six cents per week date of sale 760 tf He solicits your subscription F B Oarr Agt -- Ii N Rates To Nashville Wrights Celery T in tion sick headaches M H DAILEY 602 MAIN Nervine v- - vvngnts Celery Tea cures constipation sick headaches 25c at druggists W Of Peck P To Your ¬ tife Insured lc a Day Over Deposit Bank Grand Lodge Knights of Pythiap N will sell round trip Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Frankfort L tickets Oct 25 26 limited 30th at 120 Louisville Driving Fair Association Oct 18 to 28 L N will sell round trip Ix tickets at one fare on 17 and 18 th limited 29th Special rates for trains n hjivfl zm from One Thousand to Fiftea jEt 91 arriving at Louisville on morning of 22d Hundred Dollars to loan on first mo Also 26th limited 27th l gage at eight per cent per annum F B Carr Agent HARMON STETT I X Reduced Rates ST PARIS KY Money To Loan mW the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T- Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O aud used them for Stomach Trouble and Coustlpation I was unable to lo anything for nearly twe years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules aud they have cured me Kor the benefit of others vn ifflicted 1 wish to send this letter - Wrights Celery Capsules O Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S Very truly yours ¬ Sold by all druggists atWc and SI per box Send address on postal to Ihe Wright Med Jo Columbus O for trial size free To Cure A Cold W S Andehs M Oor insurance is protected by bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Colnmbns O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dart n t use banks name without authority if you tlonbt it write them Good he ilth is Wnghis the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives yon good btaltb hey cure Liver Kidney and Stomach tronble Rheumatism Constipation and 100 days treatment Sick Headache costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings vonr money back if wp fail to cure yon Sold by W T Brooks druggist iaiMBHBMaa -- 1 GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN In One Day if it fails to cure 25c For sale T Brooks and James Konnedy Paris Ky lets Take Laxative Bromo Quinine All druggists refund the Furniture Window Sha es Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses money Etc by W Tab- ¬ ing and Repairing Special attention given to Undertak ¬ Baby Mine Every mother feels an i n d e -scribable dread o the pain and Main Street - - - - Paris Ky G17 j Main st Paris Ky P KIELY Do you need i f i Monday Tuesday and Wednesday October 25th 26th and 27th are the days fixed by law for supplemental reg istration At this registration only thos9 who were necessarily absent from the city or were sick on regular registra- ¬ tion day can register Desirable brick cottage five rooms good cellar and other im- provements on South Main street For particulars apply to Ten Cent Musiu danger attend- ¬ For Rent tf J T Hinton y j y Awarded Highest Honors uk Worlds Fair a High Born Lady Baggage suffering1 and Coach Ahead She Li ves on the Same Street As Me She May Have Seen Bet- danger of the ordeal make ter Days Dont Tell Her That You its anticipation one of misery Love Her Sweet Bunch of Daisies Etc Etc Send for complete list Special discount to the trade Ten Cent Music Co 323 Spring St is the remedy which relieves Jefferson ville Ind ¬ Any one of the following named pieces of late and popular music will be mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents or 12 pieces for 100 Handicap Maroh Black America Manhattan Beach Liberty Bell High School Cadets Narcissus Hot Time In the Old Town All Coons Look Alike to Me My ¬ ant upon the most critical pe- ¬ riod of her life Becoming Gals a mother should be a source of joy to all but the PATENTS US PKOCURKO A NO FOKEIO EUGENE W JOHNSON SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT- ENT CAUSES 1729 New York Ave Washington D C Office established 1808 Charges moderate Correspondence Requested MOTHERS FRIEND 2mar ljan98 bedding Do you see that- house That is the place to get any- ¬ thing in that line Pil- ¬ Blankets comforts lows Mattresses and inci- ¬ dentally the best line of Springs ever shown in Paris Prices on Comforts from 1200 75 cents to Blankets 65 cents to 9 - anything in 4 per pair - - -- CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Pre from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant ftrj4Q YEARS THE STANDARD 755 a m 1127 a m 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a m 543 p m 1025 pm To Maysville 755 a m 635 p m a UABB Agent fering incident to maternity this hour which is dreaded as womans RAILROAD TIME CARD severest trial is not only made L N R R painless but all the danger is re- ¬ ARRIVAL OP TRAINS moved by its use Those who use Prom Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p this remedy are no longer de- ¬ m 1015 p m spondent or gloomy nervousness From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m nausea and other distressing con- ¬ 339 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m ditions are avoided the system is made ready for the coming event 333 pm From Maysville 748 a m 330 p m and the serious accidents so com- ¬ mon to the critical hour are DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m obviated by the use of Mothers Friend is a blessing towoman 346 p m To Lexington women of the great pain and suf-¬ Mule r For Sale 0 r--- - my line Do not buy until you see fat and plump Twenty four cotton mules 14 -- - to 15i BENNETT TARR J THINTON Wood Mantels Tiling Etc furniture of all kinds Carpets as low as the lowest to Also 30 sugar mules from 15 to 16 WM TARR hands high ASSIGNEES NOTICE All persons having claims against the assigned estate of Chas R Turner are requested to present them to me at my office in Paris Ky properly proven as required by law Those knowing them ¬ selves indebted to the estate are request ¬ ed to settle promptly and save costs of 1 Undertaking in ail its branches Embalming scientifically attended 9100 PEE BOTTLX itkllDrug- Stores or sent y mail oat receipt of price - BOOKS Containing imvlfcbl information of interest to aUnromen will be rntt to any gddregmpon application sent by Tk SE1F1IL1 BlttrttTOZ CO Attest k rnf suit HARMON STITT 29je A6ignee - IAju iM-V- -UL t-- -- V -- 23 S i cr a -v- TW V -r iVlti r fli TE BOUKBON NEWS 3BJES DAY OCTOBER 26 1897 Tf ks and four children jKjXsj Jrt- - THE BODBBOH HEWS Seventeenth Year JEstablibhed 1881 H Main Street To Be Repaired PEES0ML MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Brutus J The countys force of men employed mm M i v ftVi HI S1 w r- - s t r aY m yei7 rr4r T Ke JSr tW f Northwesiern Mutual life has typhoid feve paid to representatives of its policy- v Mr Robt Thomson- has returned nomers ana to its poiicy noiaers ana is now holding for them from a visit in Louisville 180000000 an f Miss Nellie Griner of Louisville is excess over premium rtociita of over 20000000 tf the guest of Miss Lizzie Connell Mrs James Adair and babe left yes NUPTIAL KNOTS terdav tor a visit to relatives in Mason Miss Mary Irvine Davis left Satur- ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol- Buuuzauons ui xne marriage vows day for a visit to friends m Louisville W J and S P King brothers mar Mr J A Bower returneiyesterday from a visit to his parents near DarU ried Misses Bettie and Fannie Conners inVMadison last week ville iA marriage license was issued yester Miss Grace Swearengen has return ed from a visit to the Misses Walker in day to James L Hall and Miss Mary Owens Dawson They will be married Lexington My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil ¬ this evening at the brides home ¬ Mrs- J W Davis and daughter ardrens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv other pur-¬ The engagement of Miss Adele chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi¬ rived home yesterday from a visit in daughter of Judge and MrsMC Sauflev ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and my in ¬ Cynthiana of Stanford to the Rev Sanford M terest to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest ¬ Mrs Aylette Bedford and daughter Logan of Middlesboro is announced ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The new were visitors Mrs Jacob K Sptars They will be married at the Presbyter ¬ Dingley tariff bill has already made and will when fully at work in Lexington Saturday ian Church at Stanford on Noyember 23 make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were un¬ Mr and Mrs W K Massie of Lex- ¬ My goods aged eighty was married der the Wilson or low tarifL I have the advantage of this ington were guests at Mr W W Mas sJoe Davis to Miss Belle Whitaker aged twelve were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down as sies Saturday and Sunday ¬ Rumor long as a yard of them lasts Tf you want to so ve money in your pur last week near Russellville Mrs C M Clay Jr has returned says that the aged bridegroom loved the chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my Sock from a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs brides grandmother in years gone by and hear prices before you invest elsewhere PdmCE Judge Webbs regular Mon ¬ John D Harris in Madison and could not marry her so transferred - Dr J R Adair who has been absent day reception at the City Hall yesterday j Miss Sallie Ashbrook who has been his love to the child He is wealthy of from hie office for several months on ac- ¬ inorning was an interesting event visiting her sister Mrs R B Hutch course Polly Green who is black was pun ¬ craft returned to Cynthiana Saturday of his illness has resumed the count -- practice of dentistry Hoffman Wood the clever young local at bis office on ished for painting Paris red Sunday A Mr E A Tipton left last week for 529 MAIN ST PARK KY editor of the Mt Sterling Gazette 10 fine makes her blue this morning Broadway Anaconda Mont Mrs Tinton and the was married Thursday in Mt Sterling Willis Collins a colored dude from Bob McMahan charged with steal- ¬ Virginia imbibed a fighting brand of children will spend the winter in Lex- to Miss Gay H Whaley who has been ing a horse in Fayette was arrested in fire water Sunday and made profane in- ¬ ington and join him in the West in teaching the Donaldson school in Mont- ¬ this city Sunday by Officer Mernaugh quiries for an officer who could arrest May gomery The bride is the handsome Mrs Albert Miller who has been daughter of H C Whaley of this city who took him to Lexington at noon yes- ¬ him A club bent over Collins head visiting relatives in the city returned and a much esteemed young lady The terday to turn over to the Fayette and a 25 fine sub dued him authorities Mandy Williams also colored was Saturday to her home in Crawfordsville News wishes them happiness Ind accompanied by her mother Mrs The special train which will carry assessed 750 for being too hilarious on Sallie Moore The engagement of Mies Otwayana Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen- ¬ Large line of new Dress goods Republican Baily over the State on a the Sabbath tlemen and Children of every de- ¬ Mr Carl Crawford arrived home Carr McGarvey of Lexington and Mr strictly wool 25c a yard campaigning tour will arrive here Fri- ¬ Novelties in Plain and Fancy scription at naif til- - usual price last night from a trip to Pbqenix Walter Gove Taylor of Cincinnati is Mr Yerkes Address day afternoon at 130 and remain until 3 Blankets SI kind for 49c and He is much formally announced Mr Taylor is a Dress goods at50c sold ever where Arizona and California oclock Senator Deboe Dr Hunter Hon John W Yerkes of Danville improved in health Mrs Crawford is wholesale cotton commission merchant else for 75c to 1 per yard all wool at 250 per pair Splen ¬ and others will he on the train Handsome line of Silks Velvets did line of Bi d Comforts firm of W W Taylor Bro of Revenue Collector of the Eighth Dis- ¬ yet in Alabama and cannot leave on ac- ¬ of the Miss McGnrvpv i the and Braids of all descriptions for Cincinnati Full line of Hosiery one great Bs request The News announces that trict and a member of the National Re- ¬ count of the yellow fever quarantine handsome daughter of Eld J W trimmings special being our Ladies and Chil the Christian Endeavor Society will publican Committee addressed a large The Lexington Leader last evening McGarvey Penangs Percales and Fancy drens full seamless ac 10c and has a number of friends give a social at the home of Miss Fannie audience last night at the court house said Mr and Mrs Sidney Clay and Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c Mr the Misses Clay are expected this week in this city Refreshments on the political issues of the day We are the only store in town Ingels Friday evening Table Linens and Towels at old fully sustained his reputation as to take possession of their home on will he served and an admission fee of Yerkes The marriage of Mr Coleman Gentry prices notwithstanding tariff ad- ¬ that carries full line of Zephvas an eloquent orator and his speech was Third street after spending the summer of Lexington and Miss Letitia Lucas Ice Wool and fancy van- The public ten cents will be charged vance of 20 per cent well received The speaker was intro ¬ at their country home in Bourbon of Newtown was solemnized Thursday is invited We still sell 104 Peppurel sheet ¬ Notions of all kinds and in duced by Mayor Yerkes county at the Newtown Christian Church by Dress linings we will save you 25c ing at 18c and extra lmmc bleach- ¬ The Womans Edition of the Mt Mr Yerkes is the guest of his brother ed and unbleached Cwlton at 5c Misses Mary on the dollar Former Parisian Phil Terry writes- Eld G A Thomas Sterling Advocate is a splendid success Mayor W L Yerkee during his stay in from New York to relatives in this city Bramblette of Carlisle and Cairie The paper fairly teems with inter-- CUU uuj 48 rdner ofFayette7were the bridesr if hat hefand his wifewill visit relatives ls fesesting articles written by clever women T rr here in November while on their way maidsand Mr Lawrence Gentry was and every club woman in Paris should School NeiV8 to Japan Mr Terry represents a syn- ¬ the best man Messrs Frank Walker have a copy of the paper It is on sale The County School Association of dicate of American manufacturers and of this city andLeland Moore Harry at Vardens drugstore Price five cents Saturday 30th inst will be held at completed a tour of the world in their Wood and Newton Kendall of Scott were tha ushers The will of Thos Woodford deceas- Bethlehem church on the Bethlehem interest last August court day Oct 4 pike opening at two oclock p m All ed was probated on The Bourbon Dancing Club gave a William Goddard Walker and MiFS and the executors BucknerWm B and interested in education are invited delightful little impromptu dance Fri ¬ Mabelle Hord will be united in a 1897 J T Woodford qualified on Friday On account of tht se Saturday Associa- ¬ day night at Odd Fellows Hall The brilliant wedding ceremony Thursday Oct 22 They will hold a sale of the tions and the visitiag of schools the music was furnished by an Italian at Mexico Mo at which Miss Anna personal property including the stock county superintendent can be counted harpist and fifteen couples Pierce of Flemingsburg will be maid abot Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them crop agricultural implements etc on upon to be in her office only on Mon ¬ danced until midnight The club will of honor The bride is a reigning so17 Advertisement of days Wednesdav Nov and the second Saturdays of each give a large dance on the night hefore ciety belle who has hosts of friends in sale will appear in a later issue of The month JL Thanksgiving Saxtons orchestra will Missouri and central Kentucky JUr News furnish the music for this evant which J Walker is proprietor of the Walker STOCK AND TURF NEW will be a fashionable affair Car of the Celebrated Tobacco Warehouse at Cincinnati and Just received An old hat with more than fifty tago isa fine young man They will take a attached to it was an object of interest Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc BIRTHS trip to California and will be at home Turf Notes Saturday at the Adams Express office Our Future Men And after January 1st at the Wellington It has been started around the world on The Monk won the 220 trot at Louis- ¬ The Advent Of Women Call and examine before you buy by ville yesterday in straight heats in 216 Hotel Georgetown a trip similar to the one taken On Saturday night to the wife of A Owney the postal clerks pet dog 215 213J Louise Mac second Medium J Winters a son The hat was sent here from Nashville wood third The Northwesterns dividends to Louisville and Lexington A tag was county men did well on the policy holders are nnequaled and to Bourbon OBITUARY here and it was sent on its jour-¬ Cincinnati tobacco breaks last week added procure Northwestern dividends you ESly ney tf W T Overby sold privately eighty Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory must carry Northwestern insurance Of The Dead Mrs J S three hhds at an average of 18 per Mrs Sallie Pullen The infant child of Mrs Annie Berry Sweeney and Mrs Alfred Wornall of cwt and ten hhds publicly at 1185 Jones formerly of this city died Friday We sell all kinds of lumber and of North J W Thomas Jr sold fifteen hhds at this city Mrs Fannie Moore shingles posts etc cheaper than any- in Lexington T harrard 1581 and C H Custer sold five hhdf i Middletown and Eld J Bourbon Lumber Co WE HATE EE0EITED A SPLENDID ST00K P The infant child of R A Chiles and UUB returned from at 1285 have of Stanford By T H Tarr Manager tf wife of Mt Sterling died Thursday of Convention National the IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS It was but three days old SCINTILLATIONS which Church Christian the Thos L Rhorer aged about thirty There S was held at Indianapolis An Interestinir Jumble Of News And eight died yesterday of tjphoid fever present and OP were over 2000 delegates Comment near this city Burial to morrow at partook of on the I7th over 5000 persons Harrodsburg will have an Old Maids Oddville Harrison county The deceas- Stock Crop and Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whec communion at Tomlinson Hall Thirty Convention on Nov 5th a daughter from fever about six ed lost quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call two deacons assisted in the service The State convention of the Y M C weeks ago A will meet February 17 to 20 in New Road Machinery Miss Lake Barnett one of the loveli- ¬ f Maysville intersection est young ladies of Bourbon died Fri- ¬ of Having sold my farm at turnpikes I Bourbon Fiscal Court has pur- ¬ Elizabeth Greenwich The C M Corbin of Fayette county has day evening of consumption at the will sell at public sale at ten oclock a JFXN3E MERCHANT TAILORS chased on approval a patent machine lost by hydrophobia twenty five fox home of her father Mr R P Barnett m on constructing turn- ¬ for plowing grouud in hounds within a week S E TIPTON Cutter near this city Her death is peculiarly THURSDAY KOVEMRER 4 1897 pikes The machine was received yes- ¬ on second sad occurring just as she was budding See New York dispatch terday and taken out to be tried in We are also agents for the celebrated Chas P Smith Shirt Full line of samples page for details of the drowning of into beautiful young womanhood The the following stock crop and farming the new Brentsville pike building twenty eight persons in a railroad deceased was seventeen years old and implements - 1 Denmark farm and brood mare Supplementary Registration wrec was a general favorite She became ill by Mambriuo 1 mare t weeks ago while visiting in Cov- ¬ Ledger and toppy gentle for ladies to Sam Jones is raising a racket down at several Fifty three voters who were necces ington and was brought home but was drive will work anywhere DONT TRUST EVERY LAUN ¬ sarlly absent from Paris or were sick Henderson He says that Henderson only 1 bay horse gentle and good driver J JF confined to her bed a week before people guzzle beer that a boy 1 saddle colt by Kentucky on registration day registered yesterday society DRY SIGN YOU SEE her death- Funeral services were held at County Clerk Patons office Of this wouldnt drink He also charged that Sunday at- three oclock at the residence -Star 4 bows and 25 pigs 2 boais and 2 two young ladies got number the Democrats have a majority at a Dutch lunch de- ¬ by Rev Dr Rutherford traveling down street Burial at the sows all good ones Poland China and while drunk The often To day and to mdrroware also disgracefullystatement as a Journal de- ¬ Paris cemetery The pall bearers wre wellbreJ lie and VDeering binder 1 Empire drill named as supplementary registration nounces the Consult your friends first whom give the name Messrs John T Clark Robt Clark mands of Jones that he 1 buckeye cider press good as new days 2 chill plows 1 brown cultivator Joseph Elgin Robt Adair John F you see wearing unfiled beauti ¬ of his informant 1 1 marker spring A harrow Jt Clark Edward Overbey Frank Bowden Race Horses Sold wagon fully laundered linen and you wii Our stock of lumber is dry and bright James Craig li2 lorse Owensboro wagon and hay Tueney Bros sold their race horse find when you come to inqu Bourbon Lumber Co Christopher Fields Clay one of Bour- ¬ frame Peat by Jim Gore Nannie D to J J bbl wagon bed l18 By T H Tarr Manager tf bons most esteemed citizens died Sat- ¬ l8urrey and harness whose laundr they patronize that McCafferty last week The price was urday evening about six oclock at his gear corn sheller Lot of not learned A special Saturday from 2 stacks hay npar this city The deceased was it was 5bbls ¬ home been New York stated that Tillo had Insure in the Northwestern to sixty three years old and was a son of Also apple vinegar some household and kitchen gpldto J W Rogers for 6500 and Dr day to morrow may be too late and other things too tedious former Congressman Brutus Clay and a rurniture Co for 7500 but tomention Catlett to Bromley brother of Col E F Clay and Hon C Terms Four months without in had been resold to Tur ¬ that Dr Catlett M Clay Jr of this county Hon Green terest for all sums over twenty dollars ner Bros at an advance At the same New crop currents raisins citron Clay of Mexico Mo and Mrs Daven ¬ W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors hominy oat J PSIDENER time Requital was sold for 8800 to J J peaches prunes apricots ¬ port of Charlestown Va The deceasLORADALE KY Telephone No 4 McCafferty and LAloutte winner of meal rolled oats v Auctr c by his wife nee Miss ed is survived mffEOBSYTH Newton Mitchell i r tt iW V ta CJ i V3 the Fnturityrto T J Haley for000 - in repairing the turnpikes will begin work to day to repair Main street ac¬ Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as cording to the Fiscal Courts agreement eecoc oiss mall matter with the city The city engineer will establish the grade and the street will be TELEPHONE NO 124 Beginning put in first class coDdition at Fourth street where they left off last SUBSCRIPTION PRICES December they will spread crushed Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths One year 100 rock on the street and then roll it with news costs you cant even get a re ¬ the willipus wallipus which will be port FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE bronght to day from Millersburg The rock to be used iB now being taken from Make all Checks Money Orders Etc the quarry at the Midland depot and payable to the order of Champ Million prepared by the crusher The Main street of Millers Lurg which Sunday nfght will be Halloween was also repaired can not be rolled Dr J A Creason has located at nntil a rain falls on the street Jacksonville -Sipe Blakes Pony Show Bulbs Chinese Lillies Hyacinths and Tulips also choice cut Roses Sipe Blakes great dog pony and W M Goodloe monkey show comes to Paris Thursday -Wanted To exchange a new hieh and will be seen in afternoon and night grade bicycle for a good horse Address performances under canvas on Tenth street near the K C depot Box 75 Paris Ky Messrs rfipe Blake have the largest show of this kind ever presented to the The lunch cloth raffled by Miss Bessie ljowry was won oy Mrs Benj Perry amusement world their troupe of little Ajwho held No 61 the lucky number four footed actors comprising 122 dogs 98 beautiful little ponies and 27 comical Oysters celery fresh cakes and performing monkeys all of which ap- ¬ crackers new sorghum molasses New pear in a novel and original program of York cream cheese different and amusing feats M he show tf Newton Mitchell is clean moral and refined and is par-¬ For Sale I have for sale privately a ticularly pleasing to ladies and children lot of carpenter and wagon maker tools Apply at my home on Walkers avenue Judge Webbs Reception Taylor tf Mrs Lacka G 1 afternoon at the Paria etery the service being coudncted tfgfeld J S Sweeney The pall bearers 5f Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At wre Messrs Shelton McDonald W B The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And goodford John Stuart J C Clay J Elsewhere Clay Benj Woodford Sidney B Mra J W Davis was in Cincinnati Clay and Col R G Stoner ice yesterday Brooks Clay C F Clay Jr and Martha Clay The funeral took PUT OUR NAME Our neyr On your list when in need of Footwear stock of Shoes is arriving daily which comprises all tlie new shapes and tips f been able to offer before i Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected wkl much care insuring both durability and comfort J Ask for school tablets frea for the little ones wheifc making your purchases -- better values than we have evw v Friday Mies Julia Connell is very ill of IPt ffHE Davis Thomson Isgrig i DRESS GOO DS st - -- G TUCKE ¬ WE ARE ALWAYS AT IT Adding new lines cutting old prices with a you store full of new Fall Goods to sh y - it I - t family Portraits life size Free of cliarge ¬ CONDONS Jzzr NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk ¬ For jESZ37Vu9lIXSJ STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL YAGONS 0 EDWARD Iris i H PUBLIC XjS ¬ Farming Implements FOR FALL AND WINTER H -- u - e- 4 - 11 S rj ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry Hurt vf m -- n 1 -- - -- 5 - - - lv r w v - 1 1 PE-a7- - K s v - x - THE BOtritBON NEWS TUIY OCTOBER 26 189F CORRECTING FAULTS It Should Be Dobo Ih r KJndlj There is nothing more difficult in the management of a household- than is the art of kindly and affectionately helping - - i i M i ODD REUNION OF SIOUX Poor poor lad if I could only hav Strangnsvajs while Phi away or putting he kept aaved him from such a blow BOURBON NEWS- - him in my place turn to Old Haunts Squaw In over again to herself Tears for Dead Paleface Seventeenth Year Established 186L two ladies as he gaying over and Then he kissed the M those wretcnea cowaucucw arai sWithin six miles of the business cen- had always done on gTeat occasions at but Published Every Tuesday and Friday by jgBP of St Paul thare is an encampment New Year or on birthdays ever since too strong- for us E31tor bi8lbS Sioux Indians It was the custom hands to he was three years old shook Moyliscallan woods in September numy years ago for all of the Siorx with the rector twice over and hurried away off to Thomastown and thence How often Teddie Blake had pictured fwho could manage to get here to gather through the green twice each year on the bank of the Mis-HER MAJESTY to India And oh dear it was dull at his stretched between the castle glades that rippi near Bed Bock for the pur Moyliscallan without him When women seek favors from men Blake and the rectory Those sylvan aisles ipose of hunting fishing and having a Five years later Capt Edward They smile as they make their requests Kindly oblige me and then was coming home on sick leave It had were the rallying place of all his fa goou wine generally jor many years Its languidly heed their behests We been a near squeak as he said him- ¬ vorite dreams for- did not Nellie cross rtne custom has been abandoned m Oh wont you do this much for me self That wound on the head at the them day by day and would it not be few days ago to the great surprise of They softly caressingly say Burroo Pass affair had set all Europe here that he would bring- her to tell her tne people living m that vicinity the One only makes never a plea But simply informs me I may talking about him but had nearly done the secret which he thought she must Indians began gathering from art a for him all the same Then came weeks have guessed long- ago Sector OMalley rections a good many in wagons some You may tie my shoe with a pout of fever and the weary journey to Bom-¬ would let him speak at last for the long uij jjuuica a numoer waiiang and a never I wish you would please Itsyet And without question or doubt bay the relapse on the road which waiting had borne its fruit in recouping lew even arriving by tram There were Most humbly I sink to my knees but for Mrs Diamonds nursing1 must the Blake coffers while Teddie knew fully 200 Indians together and then the You may push the hammock awhile have finished him the almost miracu that the Burroo Pass affair of which fun began They fwere evidently glad ii I hear the maid carelessly say lously accomplished move on to ship- ¬ he himself thought and spoke so mod ¬ to be together again for they set up Another would plead with a smile may Her majesty says that I board which the doctor allowed was an estly was not likely to be forgotten at large pole in the middle of the camp when his name came up at the Horse aiyl danced about it experiment of kill or cure No favors she eer asks of me This damsel so gracious divine And now he was steaming- home as guards A thousand times he had gone liThe scene was a weird one and seeing Whatever 1 do I can see fast as the P 0 line could do it and over all this in imagination fingering it one could easily imagine that there The favor is hers not mine every day some fresh sense of power meanwhile the little flat locket that was no such thing as civilization withShe lets me walk miles for a wrap in mind or body was reborn in him hung at his watch chain and now ¬ in a hundred miles The women did Allows me to row down the bay Another might ask me mayhap one day he could arrange his own pil- ¬ and now he was creeping back to Moy not dance but the men who did were Her majesty says that I may lows the next he could read a few liscallan like a thief having given no dressed semibarbarously They wore lines of the Times A little later he word of warning either to the rector or shirts trousers and beaded moccasins The girl is a natural queen must be Her wishes real favors asked Mrs Diamond if she could find to his agent at the castle creeping wjiile long strings of beads wound And work done for her can but mean him paper and pencil as he wanted to home just to see Nellies face again round and round their necks and Additional pleasure for me write a note home Life was worth once more and then to go away any- bright colored sashes made their cos Oh beautiful dream of my life I- hope when I tell her some day As1 they danced living again with Moyliscallon drawing where and die He was still weak and tumes picturesque wife wan from the fever Mrs Diamond had they chanted a song of welcome in the Im longing to make her my may nearer day by day Mrs Diamond was Her majestyll say that I a little widow lady who since her hus tried hard to persuade him to remain a Dacotah tongue and beat steadily upon Chicago Post bands death had been keeping house little time in London for a consultation¬ their tom toms or small drums There or a brother in the civil service The with a first rate doctor but the deter was one rather peculiar thing about Judge as she called him had fallen mination to see Nellie at Moyliscallan their actions they never appeared to to a victim to the charms of an once more was the only desire that re- see one another as they wound in and W mained to him in life and till it was out in the queer serpentine movements school girl fresh from England and Q Mrs Diamonds services were required accomplished his shrewd little friend of the dance When the camp was visited by the no longer Coming- down country she saw that there was no good talking of Rome anything else So he had hurried over Dispatch it was very quiet and except had stumbled upon Teddie Blake fever stricken and virtually alone and it was to Ireland and had reached Thomas- for the smoke rising among the trees undoubtedly to her care that he owed town the evening before To day he there was no visible or audible sign his recovery from the relapse which had taken a car over to the village in of the presence of a barbarous tribe shortest and it TTS you thats cruel Teddie had been worse than the original attack the old daysfour was the ever known until following the trail into the woods miles J Blake the whole village was suddenly in full She had deferred her own plans to the pleasantest and leaving the driver asleep in the sun view Groups of young girls were Nellie dear Nellie you little convenience of the patient had super- ¬ Cruel turned into the standing about and an old squaw was demon Why I wouldnt touch a hair intended his transfer to the steamship at the cross roads had wood that is a short cut to the two prin- bringing firewood upon her back and of your head barring- the bit I want from the Bombay hotel which she had cipal to cut off to carry with ine to India hardly dared to hope he would leave very houses in the parish He had no a number of young men were trying and youre teasing- the life out of me alive and was a witness of his con- ¬ Now definite idea of the plan to pursue feats of strength In one of the tepees with your contrariness and making- it valescence on board ship as day by day end that he had reached his journeys which stood by itself apart from the it seemed as if all power had left others was a young man evidently a Uiuch harder for me to go than even his strength and spirits returned So him Perhaps somewhere among the leader among them who acted as ou dream of it was not wonderful that Teddie turned trees crossing from the castle grounds spokesman He it seems is a son of And what do you want to go for to her for paper and pencil on the very leaving your home and your regiment first occasion that be felt he could to the rectory side he should see Nellie the old chief of the tribe who used to passing that you were so proud of and the peo- scrawl a line and imperiously demand- upon his by and he would slip down live at Kapiosa As a sign of his rank knees among the fern and look here ed that be be allowed to write to his a bosom ple thai know you and the girl at her George Strangways wife and he wears a shirt withelaborate of solid a little people Miss Nellie breaks down with bead work of most design oh this faintness Merciful God is His Indian name ds Kaiah but in Engsob and it is all Teddie can do to re- ¬ Mrs Are you sure you can do itmember his promise to her father and Diamond asked producing- the writing that Nellie lish he is called Samuel Thomas The Teddie is it really you two oldest men of the party are Tas keep his two arms from going round board but not giving it to him uncon- ¬ Teddie was on the moss stretched nonawonhdi and Tukancandiska Ihcr ditionally Hat save that Nellies arm was Tinder And the girl what he says husk A little incident which occurred one Quite sure that is not a bit of it his head Nellies little bare sun- ¬ morning woiuld show that these peo- ily for the life of him he cant resist but Ill try hand unfastened his collar he that much I thought you said you had nobody burnedonly look and smile The green plehave a great deal of feeling although could Two That was brought up with you and belonging to you they do not often show it Moyliscallan leaves were overhead of the oldest squaws in the part y wen t a sister to you all your life lias been No more I have no real relations dancing the blue Nellies face choices Nellie OMalley but an adopted family that is the dear- ¬ was veryagainstand he thought he must to the Ford residence and asked for the close elder Mrs Ford whom thejr had known Ill tell you what it is Nellie the- est in the world not a mere accident be in Heaven poor young soldier says pulling- him- of birth like other peoples families many years ago and who had- learned How could you come like this and their language when she came to this self together and speaking much more I must write them just a few words severely than he really feels you must to say that Im alive and coming home take us bjr surprise and you so ill Ted- country CO years ago and had always try to understand my position and then and itll be ready when an opportunity die the girl went on reproachfully been very kindSto them Mrs Ford died well say no more about it if you please comes for posting it though it cant If I hadnt been goiifg across to the last winter nnd whentold of this the once and for all My uncles dead reach Moyliscallan more than an hour castletihismorning early andcomeon old squaws cried St Paul Dispatch you lying here in aheap Heaven rest his soul and hes left the or two before I do myself Going across to thecastle Teddit CUT POSTAGE STAMPS IN HALF old place- to me but its up to the chimMoyliscallan repeated Mrs Dia- ¬ ney pots in debt and unless I let it to mond what do you know of Mojlis found tongue to utter his eyes on Nel- People Who Are Unable to Under ¬ the English fellow Ill never be able to callan stand Why They Are Sot Good I only heard of the place for lies left hand Dont you live at the clear it all my life Then if I dont the first time a month ago and now it castle now altogether Sometimes we find that people have And what should I go and live at cut stamps in half when they want one exchange for India I cant keep my turns up again place in the service at all and besides Its my home Blake said painfulty the castle for when Ive agood home of of half the denomination said the Nellie with the old regiment quartered scrawling the date at the top of Ms my own intruding on newly married postal clerk in charge of the oddities at Thomastown it would be mighty sheet of paper The castle belongs to people as if I didnt know better Be- of mailing matter as he entered in his hard for me to see another man fishing me only Ive never been able to live sides Aunt Ellen isnt back from her unmailable list eggs bacon cucummy salmon and shooting my birds and in it yet Mj people live at the rectory honeymoon yet and Uncle George bers an entire goose a rats head and what are you able to sit up Take care some bug poison sitting in ray chimney corner every day it is to Mr OMalley the rector that of the week with all his great ugly Im writing And what did you hear or voull You would expect that the people She could not finish the sentence for who do that wouid be immigrants with face looking over the pew at you on about Mqyliscallan the sweetest place Capt Blake was sitting up with a ven the odor of the steerage still clinging Sundays I couldnt do it Nellie not on all the earth even to remain near near the friends Why said Mrs Diamond excited- geance and to steady himself he had to their clothes It is by no means the Ive known ever since I was a baby So ly this is the oddest thing My cousin got his arm around her waist case Now here is a letter bearing the So you never thought of Aunt hali of a 4 cent stamp showing an en thats all about it and you mustnt George Sfcrangways rented the castle make it harder for me than I can bear from some one some years ago from Ellen said Nellie by and by well velope addressed in such a precise hand do you see you it appears and now he is engaged you wouldnt have been an Irishman if that indicated a New England origin It was a good thing that Aunt Ellen married probably by this time to one you hadnt made a mistake somewhere I notified the sender by the address called them in to supper at this mo- of the rectors girls Ellen OMalley a Only if youd ever seen Uncle George in the corner oi the envelope that her ment Nellie had one of her teasing daughter I suppose of this very old I dont think youd have doubted me letter was being held up and when the fits on her trying- by this means to gentleman youre writing to I had Teddie dear Oh they have been so next day I saw a little white haired hide her heartbreak at Teddies de- ¬ the letter just before met you at funnjr courting one another these five old lady in black come briskly in I parture and her perversity tried poor Bahmednugger and hadIscarcely given years and if I hadnt been so well guessed correctly that she had come for young- Blake sorely He had promised it a thought since amused I think I must have died for this letter When I told her that it had you kept me a long time waiting with- ¬ not gone because of a mutilated- stamp her father the rector that he would not One of the rectors girls by word or act reveal his feeings toBoston England Guar she looked surprised even when I Teddy Blake had seen death glaring out a word ward her They had been children to- at him from a wall of black Afghan dian showed her the envelope In a sweet gether almost brother and sister for faces he had looked fever in the eyes gentle but protesting way she insisted Tommy Was a Strategist nearly 20 years since Teddy first came more than once but he had never known A little boy dropped his drumstick tthat the stamp was not mutilated to Moyliscallan and this state of things what despair meant till Marcia Diamond that having no 2 cent stamp she had cut must be maintained Mr OMalley de told him her little story of odd coinci- ¬ into a well In vain he entreated his a 4 cent stamp in two and she added parents the footman the gardener cided till Teddies fortunes should bear dences sitting on the steamship deck the coachman the cook the housemaids reproachfully that she was sorry that closer and more satisfactory inspection half way through there had been any delay their Perhaps a few years of Indian soldier- age For a moment hehomeward voy to go down into the well to recover his If you had a ten dollar bill would repeated the drumstick In his distress a brilliant ing while the old castle was let to a words you expect to- - tear it into tenths and Ellen OMalley there is only expedient occurred to Master Tommy rich English teuant might put the said one daughter at have the pieces buy a dollars worth of rectory fortunes on their feet meanwhile lin ¬ Diamond whosethe were on and Mrs he secretly carried off all the plate from clry goods ejes gering in the old rcetory garden was a sock she was knitting- went onthe silk the sideboard and threw it into the She paid her two cents with the air cheer well Great was the consternation dangerous occupation and Aunt Ellen fully of the woman forced to keep dress goods Oh then thats ¬ did wisely to ling the supper bell out did not hear from George the girl I when the plate was missed and an ac- she had soiled when she knows she can Strangways tive search for the robbers took place of the window direct the news came through my In the midst- of the alarm and the con- get the same tiling for less money across Presently the parting came It was brother but of course it is the same This scornfully fusion Master Tommy ran with the the street Tmtsaid unaccommodating Sunday evening and the rectory kept the young lady at must be a dreadfully the he early hours Supper was over and the old George succumbing rectory Fancy news thatwas hac found the plate post office I pity Chicago people to an Irish girls Where the cry Down the well OMalleys were making their f arewells fascinations after going all over the replied Tommy I saw it quite plain Down east they make no such fussy reto Teddie the almost son of the house habitable globeunscathed Chicago Times Herald shining at the bottom spoons ladles quirements till now for he had to get back to Tiiomastown Is he a goodfellow bread baskets salvers and all Children of that night and start for England next Something in his voice Teddy asked housemaids hurried to the well at The We have been calledthe Snn of the children made Mrs the morning Diamond give a swift glance at her bottom of which sure enough the plate sun there is truth as well as Theres something I want to take companion and in that glance she un- was seen A ladder was procured a noetrv andthe designation Year by year in with me he announced stoutly before derstood everything servant descended and the plate was Lthe man of science djrags himself a lit- them all a lock of your hair Aunt He a very good fellow great central engine arti Ellen and another of Nellies You swered isa little more seriously she an- brought up Just before the lastwhis tie closer to the his mind s eye saw cle was fished up Master Tommy When Faraday in know you two are the only womenkind had hitherto spoken any than she pered to him girl will be John please bring up lines of force traversing space and I have or ever have had Give me each happy and tenderly treated by him my drumstick when you go downfor Avben his great disciple Maxwell be a bit of a curl and Til have them put in though he is an elderly man queathed to us the electro magnetic I a locket tog ether and wear it on my should think and a little eccentric55and the soup ladle London Telegraph theory of light men of science felt chain and you wont be sorry to think old fashioned in his ways You will that a path had been staked out across Tlie BishopK Discomfiture Ive got it when Pm away from you sun find letters telling- you all about it when There is an anecdote of a London the maze of solar mysteriesof The and He looked at the rector as he spoke you reach England you may be sure heat bishop who of no longer shone as a giver read that It was all open and above Aboard and Dont you think you had better let me John Wesley having out every story- of light only for in the ether were nerve word cuting the old gentleman nodded and reached take that writing board downstairs maid did like waves of every description Chil down a pair of scissors from the mantel- ¬ again It will be time enough to write his discourse that his servant of the sun we respond not only which he handed to his sister when there is a chance of posting- your not understand determined to preach dren great periodic changes but to shelf to a country congregation the simplest to the Aunt Ellen cut her little lock carefully letter sermon he could wrrite He chose an el- every passing spasm and disturbance whose as befits a lady of He let her lift the writing- thinga Auroras are associated with solar abundant and ornamental away only putting out a feeble hnd to ementary subejet and took for his Change In studying them we may fath- hair is still text 4The fool hath said in his hearfc if not sc bright as it haa fceea Nellie crumple up the sheet on which he had om the secrets of tne sun iuttullCi whisked her bunch of curls over her begun his letter Then he lay back with there is no God On leaving the churclij McAdie in Century he asked shoulder and snipped off a thick brown his eyes shut and her tact took her a thought ofthe parish clerk what he Oh my lord the sermon As the Storm Gathered ringlet Teddie twisted them together little apart for the struggle which he said be it was very fine very une ana He My dear I wish you would re in his pocket book and raid with a had to go through now must be fought grand Theyll go out alone By and by his servant came Mr BardIve been tc lking it over with member er feeble attempt at a joke and we said howfineitwar SheWell remember what merely with me everywhere and biingnieback and helped him downstairs and Mrs Tti 11 iiinV u ici tin j c uau if T1 iicijui - to Moyliscallan wuiuuuji Thnt originally woman was Dont let me find Diamond saw hiih again no more that jjui Brookly Life God- - Chambers Jojkm Lafdc issue that there is a t youve been either cf you flirting with day aal IBS -- HI Manner - each other by home-comin- g- ¬ - - - - ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ 18-year-- ¬ Capt BlaRes gotning I J6g - - ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ - ¬ - j ¬ which even the best are liafble Family government must of course depend upon the rule of the father and mother who in the nature of things are the guides and helps for their children In eisefe case the superior wisdom of the okktt heads of the family justifies their claim at least while the children axe small to implicit obedience But there are older persons in most households who equally need admonition How shall it be given The self righteous and meddlesome people who best like the business of re ¬ proving others are always least fitted for this work The person who feels most deeply his own shortcomings and makes large allowances for others is always slowest in admonishing for wrongs done by others He does it only under the admonitions of his own conscience which tells him that he is really speaking from the same plane with those he would help There must be a common ground on which we should meet others if we would ma ¬ terially help them The fact that we are all liable to err places the rebuker of sin and the sinner on a common level This in itself places the reprover and him or her who is reproved upon an equality and enables both to profit by the admonition given It is enough for scrupulous honesty to come in contact with dishonesty to put it out of countenance The same is true of selfishness which is the most prevalent of human sins It is because the example of Jesus Christ was of un- ¬ selfish purity that it was best fitted to arouse the conscience by the example of unselfishness and perfect purity such as the world has never before known that it forms a monition of purity and unselfishness such as the world has never before known Men harden them- ¬ selves against the direct admonition but the indirect lesson makes its way without opposition If we can enlist the good will and affection of bearers in behalf of divine truth we have won more than half the battle It is the most common experience that the hasty ceusure of others pruduces no effect because it is recognized as being out of place Yet the later censure of those slower to speak and1 whoso words are always thoughtfully considered will be heard with due respect and its ad- ¬ Boston monitions duly heeded correcting faults to HUMOROUS Nothing is sacred to these pmfea The old Oh yes sional jokers Philadelphia North American jokes T Knv- - Tommv do you Tintr Second Boy I Vork for Bobfnson do T any rate he guess he thinks I Boston Tran pays me every week irc-Mf script Managed to Convey His Meaning Hans why did you take off yonr hat- Dot man vas mein to that man mXt do golden hairs fader ehveetheart Chicago Tribune Hopsmith ought to take hia wife Auy spe- ¬ wdth him to the Klondike Yes Ive noticed she cial reason always does their snow shoveling at Detroit Free Press home John if you Terrible Threat dont quit referring to me as the old woman Ill make you sorry for it Til be a What will you do dear Indianapolis Journal new woman Has my boy Keeping the Faith been a little defender and been kind to Yes grand dumb animals to day ma I let your canary out of the cage and when my cat caught it I set Tow Harlem Life ser on her Ah said Mrs Buzby to her hus ¬ band who has come home with a black eye and no hat thats what you get 2To my dear itj for riding a bicycle what I get for not being able to ride one said Buzby Tit Bits Didnt you for What He Forgot get something sir asked the waiter Yes replied Gimpy reaching for his You were so long bringing my hat dinner that I forgot what I had orPhiladelphia North American dered Mamma In Good Company Now Johnny you must remember to use youi right hand I dont want you Johnny to become left handed Why mamma some of the best pitch ¬ ers in the league are left handed ¬ ¬ ¬ i Puck JERSEYS INHABITANTS Women Than Men in the State Jersey men and Jersey women dont Emigrate Jersey men and Jersey women dont turn their backs on the farm or the homestead to found colonies in the south or southwest as do the people of Xew York New England and Pennsyl ¬ vania They are glad to be able to re ¬ main in Jersey and under these cir- ¬ cumstances it is perhaps just a little peculiar that there should be 20000 more native born women thtm men in Xev Jersey The male birth rate is higher than the female birth rate in New Jersey as in other states and in most countries In the state last year there were born 1032 females to each 1000 males but in most states of the union or at least in settled states of the union this dis- ¬ parity is set off by two causes the higher male death rate and the loss of A population through emigration larger proportion of men thanr women emigrate and in old established states especially in the eastern portion of the eountry and particularly in the New England states Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut the preponder ance of female inhabitants is considerable Tire average number of births inj a year in Kew Jersey exceeds the av ¬ erage number of deaths by 30000 oit 10 per cejit but though the number of births of males is large and has been for many years than the number of births of females and although there is practically little emigration from New Jersey the factremainsthat there are 20000 more female than maleiinhab itants in that state native born The preponderance of women is noti general In Gloucester county for in ¬ stance which is an South Jersey and tributary to Philadelphia there were by the last state census GOO more men than women In Ocean county the home of fishermen there were by the last census 9112 male and f679 female inhabitants a considerable disparity in favor of the former In Atlantic county in Cape May county in Cum ¬ berland county in Salem and in Sus ¬ sex the male outnumber the female in ¬ habitants On the other hand in the other counties of New Jersey the e-born female inhabitants prepon- ¬ derate The reason is plain New Jer- ¬ sey has enormous manufacturing in- ¬ terests and perhaps the best developed of them is the manufacttire of silk A very considerable number of those en ¬ gaged in silk manufacture are women and girls In Passaic county which in ¬ cludes the city of Paterson there are 1600 more native female than male in ¬ habitants In Morris county there are 1200 more native female than male in ¬ habitants In Union county which in- ¬ cludes the city of Elizabeth there are 2200 more native born women than e-born men md in Essex county which includes the city of Newark with its vast and varied manufactures there are 7179 more native female than na- five male inhabitants Im addition to this disparity there are in all Jersey 10000 more Irish born women than Irish born men but the residents of other nationalities include a larger male than female population N Y ¬ - Twenty Thousand More Native Born Budget TEN DOLLARS A WEEK FOR EIGHT - - ¬ -- - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Feeding m Family at a Cost of Eight een Cents a Day for Each Person Mrs S T Borer tells how a family of eight persons can be fed and well fed at the aggregate cost of ten dollars a week She presents a bill of fare for each meal with suggestions for chang ing and varj ing them and details how to prepare the main dishes that enter into her economical plan of supplying To carry out the the family table scheme she says articles must be purchased economically and no waste permittted A table which is supplied for a family of eight for ten dollars a week must of necessity be plain but it may at the same time not lack for variety or wholesoineness Sweetmeats and rich desserts must be counted only as occosional luxuries and company dishes must be omitted altogether Meat the most expensive food item may be purchased in a much larger quantity than is needed for a single meal and utilized French fashion The poor and middle classes of this country must learn more about the food value of the legumens more about the proper prepartion of food and last but not least more about the proper combina tions of food Avoid the buying of steaks roasts and chops each week It is an expensive household indeed which has no repertoire of cheaper dishes A beefs heart or a braised califs liver makes an excellent and economical change Broiled sheeps kidneys with a little bacon give a good breakfast at a cost of ten cents Smothered beef which may be made from the tough end of the rump Steak is appetizing and ohlycosts half the price of an equal food value of tenderloin steak The housekeeper should go to mark et early and bu3r only the best materials They keep longer and go farther than the inferior ones Perishable food should be bought in small quantities two or three times a week Groceries enough to last a month should be laid ¬ ¬ y ¬ nativ- ¬ -- - ¬ - ¬ Canned goods and conserved sweets should be bought sparingly Meat is always a most expensive article and not a particle of it should be allowed to go to waste Ladies Home Journal in nativ- ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ - v - ¬ ¬ - five-and-fo- rty ¬ - Flovrcr Boas in Voprne For driving a striking addition made to ostrich and chiffon confections is one made entirely of American beauty roses with four long ends of ribbon the same shade in front Each of these is finished with a large beauty rose and bud with green leaf attached Frenchy and irresistible combinations for gar den parties are a white skirt with blouse and basque made of mauve sur vale or the same arrangements with orange blouse and wThite lace Over the white silk skirt lining are deep Spanish flounces of coarse Greek tulle with little beading of the same Or white Chantilly over transparent sky blue mousseline and so on ad infinitum St Louis Republic Lemon Barley Water To make lemon barle3r water take two tablespoonfuls of pearl barley a quarter of a pound of lump sugar rather more than two quarts of boiling water and the peel of a fresh lemon It should stand all night and be strained the next morning N Y Tribune ¬ ¬ ¬ Sun the other half lives She had just returned from an after noon card party and had been talking over some of the things that she had heard there guess youre right her husband replied but you bet your life it isnt the feminine half that doesnt know Cleveland Leader Tire Horrid Man said Mrs Middleton with a sigh it is too true alas too truel One half the wbrld doesnt know how Ah yes -- I I 4 - r zens Uncle John Well thoreismyselffor Before a man has been at home an 1 presume hour he has called for something not Instance and and-r-a- ud there areothers butthev do wot In the liouse and then complains as i loudly about it as if his wife conducted to mind just at this momontM Boetom x 41 a department store Atchison Globe vk V Couldnt Recollect Any Other Couldnt Eecollect Any Others Stephen But UncleJohn whom do you mean when you speak of the best citi-¬ A r THE BOURBON NEWS T AGRICULTURAL HINTS 1 AY OCTOBER 26 189 T i ffe We offer One Hundred Dollars Rpward B T ETTEK TIMES AHEAD Domestic Carves Dr Ayeis Cherry Pectoral Cures Coughs conversation if he touches upon his When families increase business life The next morning the Pusher is furious Whats the matter their expenditures for the table there security company which has vouched My little daughter was taken with a distressing cough i ih He was arrested n suspicion of being will be a sure and steady call for mora At which for three years defied all the remedies I tried for the young mans honesty is in full a scorcher df the farmers products length on the urgent recommendation of a friend I began to Well isnt he of After using one her Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral No thats a bahy huggy stoop he wears It is generally claimed that the sup ¬ possession are the facts damaging a sufficiently If thej ottle I found to my grea surprise that she was improving Detroit Free Press ply of hogs throughout the country i note is indited to the young man J A GRAY Trav Three bottles completely cured her less than for some years hitherto The little and also his emplo3rer stating that the Shake Into Your Shoes Salesman Wrought Iron Range Co St Louis Mo markets at the yards indicate an up bond made by the company is can- ¬ Foot Ease a powder for the feet ward tendency so that producers oi celed The result is generally dismissal ItAllens painful swollen smarting feet and cures instantly lakes pork may take oourage to give much sting out of corns and for the employe and he never knows bunions Its thethe greatest comfort discovery better care to the swine than theynvere that it all came from the fact that he of the age Allen s Foot Ease makes tight SANITARY ROOSTING ELAN up in bottles disposed to do of late because of lov blew himself like a good fellow for or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure ning up to the top of roosts it is easy values for sweating callous hot tied aching feet ¬ Footlights Seriously for the fowls to reach the oroosts The It must be remembered that with itn- Tottie companies find that the the se- Try it today Sold by all druggists and shoe detect stores 25e Trial package FREE Write to plan is a good one and it can only be proving times and values in fheii curity BB Wfcw r MwiinnfWBMmwwvwmmmwmwmmmmmmmmmMwm ive service more than repays them As Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y obtained by having it this height for products the farmers themselves will AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAdftAAAAflBiAAd Si mJHJHJIUIUIUVUeUIUIUIUIUfUVUVUffUnJIUH a proper drop A flock o kept will be be disposed to tise more freely better the theatrical season grows apace of Unanimous more healthy as improper ventilation foods for their tables and more of their course the activitj of the sleuths will Medium The spirit of your wife is here with foul roosts is often the cause of best products generally because of the increase but already the plan has been and says she never dreamed of such happi- GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE two parted Isickness to say nothing of the vermin fact that an increase in their incomes productive of results that would as - i ness since youTell her feel the same way The Man I tound the outsider that droppings very often attract to a will permit more liberal living In too St Louis Republic if he only knew - Life- flock while roosting The diop boards many cases during panic times some wJU- Queen- - Crescent Koute Handsome His Fas tfltunnln eBfflim JUireG inches wider thantheroosts Some farmers felt themselves compelled to - torical Lithograph It was in a neglig nee case recently Colored birds eye view of Chattanooga of the birds will manage to roost on the use for their own provisions largely the side rail to which the roosting sticks products which were perishable and to and a good humored Irishman was a wit ¬ Missionary Ridge Waldens Ridge and portions of the Chickamauga field as seen are fastened This bouse will accom- ¬ some i extent unsalable A slight im- ness from the summit of Lookout Mountain The judge lawyers and everybody else Highest style of lithographers art On modate CO fowls and as many as 85 provement all along the line should Pure Delicious Nutritious fowls have been confined in it yet the give courage for renewed effort were trying their best to extract from fine paper plate 10x24 Mailed for 10 cents smaller number is really rthe best The Everything produced on the farm has the Irishman something about the speed in stamps CW C Riuearsou Geul Passr Agt Q Route Cincinnati O Costs Less than ONE CENT a cnp house is lined inside with tar paper now enough worth ti warrant the own- of a train Was it going fast asked the judge Be sure that the package bears our Trade Mark The fowls have no runs about the build- ¬ ers in giving it the best care and Wanted Specifications Aw yis it were answered the wit-¬ and Fireside Lady Are you willing to do some chop ing In fair weather they have access ping for your dinner ness td fields about the house in fact they Jaded Jerry What kind of pie is it IT PRESERVERS HIDES Walter Baker Co Limited How fast go where they please rJWCaughey mum X Y Journal Oh purty fasht your honor in Farm and Home An Importunt DiNco rery in Wlieli Established 1780 Dorchester Mass Well how fast Give Us Rest Farmers Are Interested Trade Mark LIVE STOCK POINTERS Aw purty fasht This is the prayer of the nervous who do In tanning hides tin sooner natural Let them use Hostetters not sleep well Was it as fast as a man can run Feed cattle by cutting lUjpthe shocked decay which begins with the death of will be Bitters Aw yis glad that the basis for an Stomach answered and their prayer product an animal can be arrested the better speedily ccrn It is economical Insomnia is the As fasht as two of indigestion and nervousness two associate The hog that quietly eats and tkeeps will be the leather A hide is heavily analogy was supplied Enquirer ailments also remedied by the Bitters which Buffalo min kin run salted and sent to a tannery where it on eating is the hog for profit also vanquishes malaria constipation liver complaint rheumatism and kidney comRoof Tiles 3Imle of Wood Food wisely fed will always come is immersed in water that particles Df There is the secret of a comfortable flesh adhering to the inner side anay Hoof tiles are made in Warsowi Rus- ¬ plaints i back doubled if fed to a good animal o -pleasant healthy life for women Dont 9 be scraped away Defective eyesight is often a cause lime water 12 hoursIt is then soaked in sia of thin wood sheets which are glued At n Dlfiadvnntnsre to remove the hair on one another so that the grain of the stand up over the wash tub doing that Browne I cant see that hes distinof shying and the whip will aiot help After being scoured and depilated by wood is crossed A thin elastic plate of guished looking that will it grinding hard work that isnt fit for any a machine it is ready for the tanning wood is thus obtained which cannot by Towne But his wife is with him now r One ounce of Scotch snuif to a pound Truth woman Use Pearline Soak the clothes fluid It has been necessary to allow at of grease makes a goodajmlieationifor to lie in a bark solution for three any accident be twisted out of shape over night while you sleep boil them a Take the Air Line These tiles resist the action of the lice on cattle months being moved drained and ma ¬ weather very well after they have re To St Louis and the West 53 miles the At Ml little then there s no work to do but to Shorts corn and oats nvith someioil nipulated many times during the proc- uriesp r ir0m T iouisviue maites tnequicuest nf Pcn ihnv time Pullman Sleepers Parlor and Dining meal will keep the fall jpig growing tess it tne solution of tan bark is 4oo ceived an application rinse them Dont make a slave of your- ¬ will even stand boiling in water tor sev- For complete information USEJ during the winter strong the hidemay be destrojed For eral hours The weiaht of a roofinsr of Cars Maffett Travelinc Passenser address self tryinor to scrub things clean in the Acent Slopping pigs through the summer1 years scientists have experimented with these tiles is 12 pounds per square yard Knoxville Tenn R A Camnbell General ordinary vays Use Pearline and make a good thing Hogs can ibe brought different substances hoping to shorten They can be rendered ifirepijoof by satu- enger Agent bt Lous Mo to the fattening or finishing periodQn thetime necessary for the perfect prep ration with potassium silicate all such work easy and quick and more economical 53 soluble Tt is not safe to criticise folks too reckalfalfa alone aration of hides Recently it has been glass N Y Sun 4 4 7 lessly for you cant tell whose relatives It is hardly practical to feed an ex found that canaigre or sourdock pos- ¬ the mny be Washington Democrat VT c t ncttyi balanced ration Gome as oiear sesses properties which show that it is THE MARKETS Excursion TiclielH to American Fut k to it as possible under ordinary man- - indicated by nature for preservative Slock Horse Poultry and Dairy KlMlOW agement and let it go at that 23 purposes It is impossible to burn Cincinnati Oct Sliovrs Cnicngro Nov 2 2 75 u 2 25 Tiq ifr1 rarfmc nvo lm Tnrre n ronl leather in its solution The cells of a LIVJE STOCK Cattlccommon 4 00 A 40 Via the North Western Line 13 be sold will Select butchers at reduced rates each Tuesday and Thurs 6 00 enemies When changing hogs from hide will absorb enough to tan it In CATiVlSS Fair to good light 5 00 day during the show limited to Monda 3 CO 3 00 HOGSCommon one feed to another it should be dooie 02 houBS and will take no more In a 3 80 5 65 Mixed packers following date of sale Apply to agents t with some care as well as with otihar few hours varjing with the substance 3 90 3 70 Usht hhipners Chicago North Western IV y 3 25 3 75 SHEEPChoxee Western Plowman ito be treated the tannic acid in the LAMBS t animals s 5 50 5 23 Good to choice canaigre will have done its work sav ¬ FJLOUR Winter family Any spicy features in the new play 3 75 55 5 a 95 Well the lady answeied John had his ing three months time and a deal of CHAIN 3 Wheat No 2 red Weislit of Piss nt Birtti 91 No red mouth full of cloves Indianapolis JourCorn No 2 mixed What is the weight of a pig at birth labor The cost of planting cultivatt ii nal Oats No l 2 CURE CONSTIPATION tzoys At the Oklahoma experiment station a ing irrigating and harvesting an acre Co Rv JFits stopped free and permanently cured 9 50 HAY Prime HHHHHHPr litter of five pure bred Poland China of canaigre is estimated at 1050 The PKO VISIONSto ehoicepork ll IM --LiSffeW-ESRSWlWSfll Nofits after first days use of Dr Klines 9 12 Mess 10 from a yearling sow averaged 2 6 yield is from 12 to 20 tons an acre on pigs ALL Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle 4 27 Lard Prime steam HWJII JBKf 14 13 pounds the day of birth When seven new land and rises with cultivation JJUTTER Choice dairy treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch stPlula Pa DRUGGISTS 25 50 TMiriililTIIiri 21 Prime choice days old they averaged 46 pounds Five The returns vary from G3 to 75 per APPLES uPer bbl creamery 175 cure ay cae of constipation CascarctsarethoWealLaxa- - S SARSOTTJTFJiY 2 50 Cultures Coadjutor What an air of JtiDOUUUlLiLU UUttlUilUDEdJtive nercr grip or gripe but cause easy natural results Sam 1 75 if rom an older grade Poland China sow ton sliced Drying shrinks the prod POTATOES Per bill 200 plo ami booklet free Ad STERLIXfl REMEDY CO Chicago Montreal fan or New York 2S2 well bred repose young Newrich has J outof a litter of seven two having died uct two thirds but it is said that the NEW YORK Xes but he was natural v lazy to begin 5 25 5 00 averaged 275 pounds at day of birth producer can count on a clear gain of FLOUR- Winter patent Chicago Record with 1 01S No tvA 200 per acre seven days old Chicago Inter Ocean and 5G pounds when 32 CORN No 2 mixed To Cure a Cold in One Day ny2 Nine- - Iluroc Jersey pigs two others 1 Ji I 23 OATS Mixed TakevLnxative Bromo Qur7ie Tablets All TO SAVE TIME IS TO LENGTHEN LIFE Ho jam JUUScc Cooked FVoort Duroc- having Jied fncun a 9 25 8 75 PORK New mess druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c do not take kindly to some LARD Western Hogs 4 75 Jersey srow averaged 244 pounds when 1 DO YOU VALUE LIFE day old L2S pounds when seven kinds of coarse vegetables especially Every man thinks his credit is good CHICAGO ione 1 THEN USE Washington Democrat 5 10 500 and 557 pounds when 15 days old two rootc unless they are first cooked FLOUR Winter patents 95 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red jpigs haTuig beee lost in the meantime Thir s particulerty true if cooked 86 No 2 Chicago spring Hitrhard bruised and sick 26 23V enough to soften them before being CORN No 2 Used St Jacobs Oil cured him quick 18JX 1 fed They are ver likely to ferment if PORK Mess i Turnips AnwrnKr the Corn 7 90 7 85 t 37 4 4 35 There are people who know what has be There ic no crop jrown so easily and put in the swill barrel as is the prac- ¬ LARD Steam BALTIMORE comeof every cent they ever had tice of too jmanj housewives It is bet¬ wLth so little cost as late sown turnips 4 50 4 75 FLOUR Family iina field f well cultivated coriu The ter to throw the potato peelings away GRAIN Wheat No 2 99JS 987a After six years suffering I was cured by 99 93 Southern Wheat shade of the corn will keep the turnips than io mix them avith sour swill Pisos Cure Mary Thompson 29A Ohio John Wesleys Old Farm Remedy 31g 31J4 Corn Mixed- Ave Allegheny Pa March 19 94 from growing much until the corn is which soon ferments into a compour d 26W 27 Oats No 2 Avhite T Rye 52 52tf TIRED FEELING cut Possibk also their growth will be that is often really poisonous as there CAMLE No 2 western qualitv 4 23 4 00 You can always tell a man who is not used First CONSTIPATION is more or less poison in the potato HOGS Western 3503 checked by the demand of the corn NOTICE 4 80 4 70 to tipping his hat by the awkward way he GENERAL DEBILITY trwAA oir planif food But in- the Indian which we are Raved from by cooking RAMS THUS roots for does it Washington Democrat Absolutely cures sod prerents malaria stimulates INDIANAPOLIS LABEL and strengthens tbe brain Samples sent FKEE AMD HET y summer that follows the first frost the the tubers and by not eatang their skins GRAIN Wheat No 2 95 every Tuesday fW WRITE IN TIME ZTU THEGENUINE Ha made for it St Jacobs Oil Cora No 2 mixed WESLEY REMEDY COMPANY Cincinnati Oblo 24i Itis turnips will make rapid growth as they In contact with soured milk the potato 19 Oats No 2mixed Cures Neuralgia soothes and strengthens all the land for their oto peeling makes a compound that no de ¬ will then have LOUISVILLE use The turnip will endure a pretty cent animal fihould be expected to eat FLOUR Winter patent Theworse one feels the more people want 3 75 400 CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS A N K E 92 heavy frost and grow again if warm to talkfto him Washington Democrat BestCougb Syrup ITastea Good GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 1680 Corn Mixed in time Sojdbydrucsists 7S is best to feed cattle only long W It weather follows it But in our climate WHEN WRITING TO AlWE RTISEXS Oats Mixed iR a mV Crippled on crutches from a sprain leatc state that yon saw tbe AtlTerUs turnips cannot be left in theroundttll enough to get a fair profit or then PORK Mess went la tbls paper e- I www w ffii 4 iT j LARD Steams r and then let ihrm go they are in Engkd p fvinler m f 1 Ltv Stock and Farm Pro dace Shew an Increase in Value POULTRY m WINTER Owners of live stock have been dis la the Quarters Here Describetl couraged as a rule during the past five Fowls Will Thrive Nicely years Horses and sheep have been for A house that is admirably suited for immediate returns very poor property poultry and is constructed both within Cattle and hogs have at times been valuand without for usefulness as well as able but they too often have afforded beauty although entirely free from no encouraging returns The signs of elaboration is shown in the two the times are changing and there is portrayed herewith henoe it now outlook for at least a moderate imJs adapted to the needs of farmers and provement in all classes of live stock fanciers alike The building is 20 by 14 There is steady improvement in man feet 12 feet high in front and 6 feet in ufacturing business and with the inthe rear The lower side faces the crease in such work there will be i south there being a glass sash 12 feet greatly improved demand for good long to admit plenty of light The horses As the income of salaried peo roof is covered with tarred felt roof ple and wage workers is advanced the paper the sides ends and floor being grocers and bther retail merchants will built of matched siding Under the be obliged to have more of the average house is a 3 foot space well provided sized horses for use on delivery wagons with dust The roost is 20 feet long This will afford a market to many farmextending from one end of the house ers for their average horses and there ito the other It is 6 feet from the will be a tendency continually among breeders with advancing values to pro duce a better grade of stock for the future As values of all the different grades of equine stock improve there will be a much better feeling among the general farmers which will cause them to invest in much needed new implements and machinery It is usually necessary on the average farm to depend upon such products as the meats butter eggs wool etc for the current expenses and living o MODEL POULTRY QUARTERS the family Permanent improvements jground and is 3 feet wide being built must be made as a rule from the relike a ladder and placed at the north turns of the occasional sale of a team end of the building Under this roost or a single horse With the increasing value of all kinds are placed the drop boards being slant of grain there is every reason to expect ed sufficiently to cause the droppings to roll down into a box at the bottom an advance in the prices offered for all In this way there is no trouble in keep- grades of live stock There has been a ing- the house free from bad odor as greatly diminished condition of the the droppings each day are removed flocks df the country so that the fleeces glut the near future The disf rom each box and the boards resanded wijl not Of so many people to economize after doing so I know of no simpler position in clothing during and better plan to adopt in a laying necessarily of course later jears will force the masses house In a house of this size it is be- ¬ to buy more freely in the near future tter to have four boxes and slant- ¬ This urgent demand will advance valing boards under the roosts I do not ues materially With the masse of think many breeders approve of high working people employed also there roosts but with a board ladder anm- - will be a steady advance in the demand for meats and the greater variety of ¬ ¬ illus-tr-atio- ns ¬ ¬ ¬ Wfey Some Men Are Weary A good many hundreds and even thou How tne Security Companies Keep jmc any case of Catarrh that can not be sands of long suffering husbands can bear Iwred bv Halls Catarrh Cnrp sorrowful testimony to the fact that this is Tab on Those They voucli For F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O the sort of catechism the wives of their The theory of the big security- com iWe the undersigned have known F J bosoms subject them to every time they put panies who derive their profits from U neney tor the last 15 years and believe on their hats to go out in the evening him perfectly honorable in all business Where are you going guaranteeing the honesty of young men transactions and financially able to carry Oh Im going out for a few minutes who hold responsible positions in the out anv obligations made bv their firm Where truax Wholesale Druggists To mercantile world that an ounce of pre J IWest Oh nowhere in particular ledo u What for vention is worth a pound of cure does EVValding Oh nothing Kinnan Marvin Wholesale not only apply to those who have v Why do you go then ruggists Toledo Ohio penchant for betting their own and fre- ¬ Well I want to go thats why Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally Do you have to go quently their employers cash on the acting directly unon the blood and mucous I dont know that I do lmf ivnvlrc nil surfaces of the system Price 75c per bot- mooc Vn ic o w IU3 uuv i Why do you go then uu com dv an urueeists restimoniais the year round While the frequent free Because prosecution of defaulters is a powerful H Halls Family Pills are the best Because what Well simply because aid in assisting others to resist tempta- ¬ BONDED YOUNG MEN Hows TklsT ¬ FIBROID TDM0E Expelled by Lydia m uiKnam Vegetable Compound Interview With Mrs B A Lombard i - if r ww iv-v-- r tion ¬ An Unper Cat yet the security companies are Wi Mrs Murray Hill is a very homely woman not satisfied with resting there H er husband is from the They find it cheaper to pnjr detectives Ker dearest friendabsent Manhattancitv and Mrs Beach to be continually on the watch than to called Mrs Hill said The last thing my husband did before he lock the door as it were after the horse I vrcnt away was to give me a kiss has gone The sleuths are St Louis men Hm I should think that would be the of long residence who know by sigh the majority of their employers clients and the watch they keep over them is far stricter than- the watched imagine For instance since the theatrical sea1 son began two men have been detailed to spend their evenings in frequenting the all night restaurants that are fa- vored bj ambitious young men who want to live 24 hours of the 24 - very last thing he would want to do iDd now they don t speak for some rea son N Y World ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J ¬ ¬ i Particularly do they direct their at tention to youths who have a penchants for things theatrical The spies for spies they are do not look like the ideal thief catcher in fact thej would rath- er be taken for men about town who are out for a nights frolic and hang the One of the most active of expense the corps of detectives is to be found most frequently in one of the big all- night resorts that is almost entirely given over to the feminine contingent of stageland after the midnight hour With their local acquaintances they sip their champagne until the early hours and their escorts are in the majority of cases young fellows who hold salaried positions of responsibility Little Mr Sleuth sitting quietly over in one cor- ¬ ner is apparently paying all his at¬ tention to his ale and rarebit But in reality he is making mental notes of how many bottles of wine his prey is opening and the general drift of th how everything looks in South Dakota as the result of the great crops of the last three years The Chicago Milwaukee St uui ruiuwuy company nas naa pnotograpns ffciken of actual farm scenes in South Dako ftn and has had them reproduced in an at- iiu uigiiu page uiustraiea circular Pf i- - Pictures Tell the Story iui it io ULaiuuuLiny ncu Ul UUbL lO ixll Fivho are lookine for new homes in the most fertile section of the Middle Northwest Send your address to H P Hunter Im- Jmigration agent for South Dakota 291 Dear Lborn street Chicago 111 or to W EPowell General Immigration acent 410 Old Colonv Building Chicago Am 111 ue Anfhnr TTnshnnd ftrvinn1 fn writpl MV dear why dont you take up the study of f German Wife Why John what do you mean Well my dear I mean that you might then give the English language a much-needed Even Exchange Lydia E Pinkhaina Vegetable Com- pound It cured me of a fibroid tumor in my womb Doctors could do nothing- forme and they could not cure me at the hospital Going to be gone long I will tell you about it No How long I had been in my usual health but When my I dont know had worked quite hard Anybody going with you 1 flowed very monthly period came on badly The doctor gave me medicine Well its strange that you cant be content to stay at home a few minutes Dont but it did me no good He said the be gone long will you flow must be stopped if possible and No he must find the cause of my trouble See that you dont Upon examination he found there This is the reason so many marriages are a dead flat fizzle and failure Philadelphia was a Fibroid Tumor in my womb and Times gave me treatment without any benefit whatever About that time a lady Star Tobacco If you care for pleasure health and econ- called ou me and recommended Lydia omy chew Star tobacco the leading brand E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound of the world L said she owed her life to it Soon and did Lots of nen would like to get a pension said I would try it after the flow became more natural and but not nearlv sn mnni- wnf fr nn t tt- Washington Democrat regular I still continued taking the Compound for some time Then the The muscles stiff body sore a sure doctor made an examination again Cure for it in St Jacobs Oil and found everything all right The tumor had passed away and that dull Some folks enjoy nothing so much as go ing around talking suspiciously about their ache was gone Mrs B A Lombard neighbors Washington Democrat Box 71 Westdale Mass ¬ ¬ 3 I have reason to think that I would1 not be here now if it had not been for v iS ¬ lAAAdlAd 352 rest Judge Ask your grocer to day to show you a package of GRAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it GRAIN 0 has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomachs receive it without distress 1 4 the price of coffee 15c and 25 cts per package Sold by all grocers Try Grain O Try Graln OX Cow that kill are not distinguished by any mark or sign from coughs that fail to he fatal Any cough neglected may sap the strength and undermine the health until recovery is All coughs lead to lung trouble if not stopped impossible I lf I provisions tit ¬ Ayers Cherry Federal half size is put at half price 50 cents - A - j- i ¬ Walter Baker Cos Breakfast COCOA ¬ sfcteti-tion-4Far- m ¬ Dont drudge Use Pearline ¬ -- m -- ¬ -- i I A a 1 1 JP - - i- - I I ¬ It S XXXV CVCV2 rjr5 2kwakTL -- MteMi4tfeBitii3iii CANDY CATHARTIC kJ i ¬ ¬ ¬ V Ml BBV ND BBfl B HB1 At t ¬ 1 two-year-o- ld SAPOLIO I I i il feHARTSHORNSllS - -- nr - IOMshIRV 1 v- - -- m - - s v sJf v i- - iS - 1 A C L r - tV w f r - ttj - a V- - THE BOURBON NEWS I igpSDAY OCTOBER 26 1897 Vi t v t- - 3sar AEf - - K- - MILLERSBURG in IS u i s III I I Uffe L 0 - 31 Mrs C S4 Mr Sanford Allen visited relatives in A Contest Betweem Horn Players of RivS 1 Sharpsburg Sunday fihnwn That Was Witnessed by the CitIYou are cordially invited to inspect the handsomest line of Clothe 11 Mrs Henry Phillips returned from zens For Miles Arouna ana umpireaD ing Dry Goods Dress Goods Shoes etc ever displayed in Bourbon Winchester Saturday the Mayor of the Town County Not alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend went to Maysville Esq ft B Boulden to give the people the benefit of buying them at a less price than I suppose 6aid the old circus man yesterday on bnsiuess other stores can ofier See our new and mammoth the greatest bass horn player The first touch of Rheumatism is a Sanford Carpenter shipped a car of that lived was Enos Stnlkmton that Hej - fair warning of much torture to follow ever good horses to Atlanta Saturday olaved the bass horn in our band There The little pains which dart through the guests have been men with a better knowledge Mr Gates Rice and wife were body are not so severe at first possibly a of music perhaps and some with Tav mere pang and cause little mconven- - Sunday of Mrs Nancy Thompson but ieitce but if the warning is unheeded enest of Mrs Anna more finished style rrvnrr none that coujj Mrs B J Sourr w r1 l t - loucn aim ux uuuvs thunder Hisl tbey will multiply rapidly and increase Jefferson returned to Lexington oaiurAm severity until they become almost nlavinc came to be one of the fentnrpsr day as iirvjikearable of the show He was a star attraction- Mr Robt Hughes returned Sunday Rheumatism as a rule is much severer to most people known -lie winter though many are so afflicted from the fishing camp on Rockcastle where ke was surprise but something more a he came as with it that they are crippled all the River than they had expected and they en ryear round Those who felt its first Mr Robt McClelland of Mt Ster- ¬ toach last year may be sure that with relatives here TjI tvh PVATV nr4 o vista v xr the first season of cold or disagreeable ling was the guest of AXJJ U1DWUUU j Terf OTTTl flTI PPTI Sunday weather the mild pain of last year will before the actual beginning of the showj refitrn as a severe one and become more Mr John Martin of Jl Sharpsburg has mveaband concert and Mr ana more intense until the disease has been the guest or inenaa here for sev- - Btulkimton weuld begin to get in hi them completely in its grasp eral days fine work there As the people listened Being a disease of the blood of the See our beautiful styles in Mens and Boys and Childrens Shirts Dorsey Ray and Geo GOggin to his first thunderous oomphahs theyMessrs ost obstinate type Rheumatism can here Fri- ¬ were amazed But when they heard the and underwear - The largest stock and best quality in Mens Ladies Tbeicured only by a real blood remedy of Paris visited lady friends and Childrens shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money canvas of the great tent flap in unison No liniments or ointments can possibly day night ¬ saving prices New and novel effects in Fall Dress Goods and Silks legch the disease Swifts Specific Mrs Will Shipp and daughter of Car- with the blasts of his horn they all S S S is the only cure for Rheuma ¬ lisle are guests of Mrs Hettie Brown laughed and thereafter throughout the Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths tism because it is the only blood remedy and family close atten- ¬ performance they all paid Wrapper Goods Flannels Sateens Percales Comforts Blankets thatgoes down to the very bottom of arl Enos raised the instrument Ginghams Jeans Shirting Table Linens Duck Goods Napkins Mr J W Bacon and Miss Mamie tion when obstinate blood troubles and cures cases We tried of course always to make McClintock of Paris called on friends Linen Crashes Ticking Quilts Velvets Fancy Ribbons Hosiery whch other remedies cannot reach a route for the show that wouldnt conX here Sunday Curtains Ladies Underwear Handkerchiefs all best makes of Corsets spent from Satur- ¬ flict with anybody else for there were Mr Jas Woolums in colors and white Gloves for Men Ladies and Children Gloves in day until Monday with his parents at plenty of towns that wouldnt stand bmV Leather Kid and Wool Carpets Oil Cloths Matting etc one show at a time Two would lose Muir Station money in them however good they E P Clarke and Robt Hughes went¬ might be But sometimes we ran against FREE With every purchase you get a coupon When you have to Cincinnati yesterday to try the tosome stubborn man that wouldnt give 500 worth of coupon tickets yon get free a large handsome glass bacco market way and then there was nothing to do framed picture Mr Orlando Brady and family of but to show and beat him if we could C Carlisle were guests of Mr L t Once when we struck a town with VimontSunday Call and see with your own eyes and you will acknowledge thatf another show we learned somehow that IXTrt O 1Q flirt r 1 -1 A n Mr Caleb Corringtou and wife will they had a great bass horn player in iv cii unc VrkI d uiciiua jvliiv uiiutJ etna you will come 1bacK cupic n again they all do because we give our customers honest goods at beein boarding this week with Rev their band and of course we challenged Dani Robertson honest prices em for a contest And they took up the Hamil challenge very promptly There wasnt Miss Warford was home from t m College Saturday and Sunday to much time to prepare for it but we visit her parents billed the town in an hour and got per- ¬ Mrs Jennie Lyle of Glenkenny has mission to put up a stand on the public been the guest of her aunt Mrs San ¬ square because it was to be a free ex JZ2 dusky for severel days hibition and that attracted attention B B Cos fine Tailor Made Mens Suits and Pants s The contest was at noon and of and daughter left The Celebrated Mr3 Jane Hopkins make d Boys and Childrenfs -Mrs Johnlngels to yisit Mr H course the two bands played as accom- ¬ Saturday for Eminence Suits and Pants panists of the horn players And that T Batterton and family The Famous Monarch White and Fancy Mens Shirts of Bath County made a big band concert and the crowd Mr Robt Wilson Stetson Hats Black and Brown Stiff Hats wWlWwm was the guest of Mr Wm Wilson near was something enormous The terms ¬ Bice Hutchins best quality and make in Shoes and Boots Capt O E Hughes the popular rail- town Saturday and Sunday were that each man was to play once man of Columbia S C says Twin Bros Custom Made Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes road 181 and then a vote of the people was to be At first I paid very little attention to guaranteed to give satisfaction Mr Jas F Summers went to Shan taken The man defeated in that round the little pains but they became so ion Mason county yesterday to visit TAILORING DEPARTMENT Just received New Fall Piece had a right to call for another If the miich sharper and more frequent that lr A J Styles and family Gooda We make Suits to order guarantee perfect fit Suits 10 up man defeated in the first round won the before long I was almost disabled The Pants 3 up Call andleave your measure second the man who won the first my muscles which diease attacked Mrs Robt Caldwell has gone to Mid round had a right to oall for a third times their natural would swell to many Old Maids sie and give me the most intense pain¬ dlesboro to give an this week Conven- round But the winner of two rounds I was ready to doubt that Rheuma tion entertainment by the vote of the people was to be de- ¬ tism could be cured when I was advised contest to try S S S This remedy seemed to Wanted A first class shoemaker clared the winner of the our show bet men in Well the get right at the cause of the disease and md cobbler Fine opening plenty work every dollar they could rake and scrape Ky soon cured me completely I believe ddress Box 707 Millersburg on Enos and some of the more gentle that S S S is the only cure for Rheu aaatism for I have had no return of the f Mrs Florence Lockhart and Mrs hearted of them thought they werejnstj disease for eight years were robbing the men in the other snow yur Ohas H Mehagan of Paris J f V4 701 tfj The mercurial and potash remedies quests of Mrs C M Best Saturday old man not only bet all his money ut m which the doctors always prescribe for he bet the idol of his Heart the famous Xjieumatism only aggravate the trouble show against Elder Fenstermacher and a stiffness in HOW TO FIND OUT ad causethebones which the joints and today for Kansas City wherewife leave old giraffe of oureaten buffalo andthe BOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ they will other shows moth he kciiing of add so much to Fill a bottle or common glass with urine¬ was so dead sure that he threw in a cin- ¬ the distress of the disease besides serious visit their relative Mrs Kokendoifer EL D J and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE namon bear to boot lyaffecting the digestive organs SSS ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con Messrs Chas and Thos Marshall of Our side had the first inning and dition of the kidneys When urine stains Swifts Specific is the only cure for DESIRE to sell my house and ot Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati evidence Avon Fayette county were here Satur- our band showed em How to play and linen it isdesire to of kidney trouble Too Jieumatism because it is absolutely free with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ frequent urinate or pain in the Ohio potash mercury or other minerals day until Monday to visit their parents then Enos stood up for his solo And back is also convincing proof that the kid- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal jpm cSs the onlv blood remedv enaranteed order anco in twelve months For further Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris It was neys and bladder are out ofDO j how he did make the thunder WHAT TO y Mr Jeff M Vimont sold to Sam joomphah oomphah oomphahl as it There is comfort in the knowledge so often particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON nine extra had never been heard before and he expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root Sukk8 of Oakland Mills TUESDAY OCT 12TH 1897 the great kidoey remedy fulfills every wish Jacksonville Ky south down sheep for breeding Price fairly carried the people off their feet 13oct tf in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver¬ 70 returning every second Tuesday in each urinary pasbladder and every part of and never fails to cure Rheumatism Then the other band played a tune sages It corrects inability the hold urine and to month Misses Sadie Hart and Fannie Mann and their man got up And theres no scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- ¬ Catarrh Scrofula Contagious Blood Optician Landman 50 YEARS Poison Cancer Eczema or any other of Paris have been the guests of their use talking he raised more thunder lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ has been visiting this EXPERIENCE of being blood disease no matter how obstinate aunt Mr3 W M Miller for several than Enos did and set the people comes that touupleasaut necessity during the city regularly for over up many times get compelled Books mailed free Address the Swift days nicrht to urinate The mild and the extraor- five vears and has ad shouting l is soon realized Specific Company Atlanta Georgia riinnw Rfrot nf -- wnnm-Rnot justed glasses to the Mrs Jas Riley Long who was so mayor got up to take the It stands the highest for its wonderful cures Then the l rtc 2nneyes of the best people i badly burned last week near Hooktown vote as hed agreed to do and he was Ul LUtS U1USI UlUCSOiiJH u to Jf f J Ml noaH oia have the best of Paris and Bourbon is some better and is expected to re- interested now as much as anybody a medicine you should cents and one dollar by druggists price fifty County and has proven himself com- ¬ cover pamphlet You have a And the people voted for the other man both may free by sample bottle and The Paris petent thorough reliable and honest mail Mention TRADE MARKS Mrs Eliza Corrington will leave this as we expected they would But we Ky sent and send your address to Dr News You can get Landmans glasses from DESIGNS Biughampton N Y The Co persons having claims against week for Memphis and Hot Springs hadnt any doubt about the final result Kilmer Clays drug store between his COPYR1CHTS Ac Clark gen the this ALL assigned estate of H Margolen to spend the winter with her sons Lee for we thought that Enos would un ¬ proprietors of ofler paper guarantee2Isp lmo Anyone sending a sketch and description may visits and when he makes his regular uluess of this quickly ascertain free whether an invention is visit he will examine yonr eyes thorough- ¬ are requested to present them at once Owen and Joe shackle now and break away and make probably patentable Communications Btrictly properly proven as required by law to confidential Oldest apency for securing patents ly and make any change necessary to the blow of his life And he did We in America We have a Washington office the undersigned in Paris Ky Those Miss Anna Frazee of Minerva and who had been hearing him for years Examination free Patents taken through Munn Co receive give satisfaction snowing themselves indebted to H Mrs Chas Asbury of Fern Lent special notice in the Drs W References J Fithian Margolen are requested to pay promptly Mason County have been guests of Miss had never heard him approach what he Eads Buck Fithian Bowen andC SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN did now It was wonderful He set the and thereby avoid court cost Mlowiia tye Eptoi Blanche Darnell ror several days beautifully illustrated largest circulation of D Cram of Paris people wild and we thought we had any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year is the title of LOUIS SALOSHIN Specimen copies and Hand 150 six months em sure Assignee T P Wadell will take charge of the Book on Patents sent free Address TWAINS But the other mans very first oom- ¬ CO Harmon Stitt Attorney MUNN Manhattan Cos business here this fall TELE 361 Brofway Now York filmy and will commence slaughtering tur- ¬ phah made us tremble and as he vvent New Book of Travel keys as soon as the weather will permit on we knew we were lost money gi- ¬ NEW YORK WORLD Tke story of his raffe everything Wed never Heard JOURNEY THRICE-A-WJSEEDITION The ladies of the Baptist Church will anything like this before It wasnt just Around the world¬ through Hawaii Austragive an oyster supper Tuesday afternoon simple peals of thunder it was a thun ¬ FOB 18 Pages a Week lia Fiji Islands India and evening in the room adjoining C der factory in full blast and working 156 Papers a Year All persons having claims against the W Howards for benefit of the Baptist Africa etc Beau-¬ JUVENILE HOLIDAY South with a double force of men There could assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby Church tifully illustrated by AND be only one verdict notified to present same at once proper Dan Beard A B Frost B W Clinedinst The ly proven to the undersigned or same That afternoon the whole town STANDARD SUBSCRIPTION Authors Masterpiece J Smith Clarke receives fresh ovsters went to the other show and left our big Published every Alternate Day except may be barred by law Sunday every day and has a nice new lunch tent empty Innocent Abroad Another T E ASHBROOK BOOKS The other people cameover wCp 5 vim room and will serve oysters in any style Assignee of T H Tarr A success from the start By the W B Conkey Company the The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of The at all hours He can accommodate sev- ¬ for the animals theyd won beforeshow Enormous sale assured largest publishers and manufacturers of New jOann Ashbrook AttyV 22ie time They wanted to take em over York World is first among all eral mor6 day boarders it and walk em around in their ring The 3000 Agents Wanted books in the United States Finest line weekly papers in size frequency of Exclusive field 3end for of new holiday and other subscription publication and the freshness accuracy Messrs John Peed Henry Phillips and old man had em brought out When circulars and terms Mention paper Address books on the market and variety of its contents It has all Thos Wadell have returned from a fish- ¬ the giraffe realized what had happened THE JOKES BB0S PUB CO CETCIMATI 0 Also agents wanted for THE SIL the merits of a great 6 daily at the ing trip on Rockcastle River leaving he wound his neck around the center VFK SIDE the latest and best text- ¬ the price of a dollar weekly Its politi-¬ behind ten of the party They report pole and wouldnt budge But the did book on the silver question by the great cal news is prompt complete accurate fin fishing and plenty of game man finally persuaded him and over he silver leaders and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ went to be made a show of in the other ROUTE tify It Is against the monopolies arii EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY The combina- ¬ circus for the people BEST LINE TO AND FROM COMMISSIONS LARGEST tion which appears here to night is said Enos Stulkinton never blew a bass It prints the news of all the world to be the strongest attraction of its class horn again PRICES BELOW COMPETITION having special correspondence from Hed had the opportunity all now before the public The entertain- ¬ of his life had missed Write at once for circulars and special important news points on the globe It it and he hadnt ment offered is comedy musicand char- ¬ All Points in Michigan terms stating your choice of territory has brilliant illustrations stories by acter Bketches Polk Miller in his inim- ¬ the hearfe After that he always blew a great authors a capital humor page W B CONKEY COMPANY itable impersonations of old time negro baritone complete markets departments for the 341 343 345 447 349 351 Dearborn St For my own part I always thought with songs stories and banjo playing White City Special household and womens work and other Chicago 14sep 4wk WILL BE FOUND IN is without doubt the strongest artist in there was a trick in it Dont you know special departments of usual interest Best Terminal Station his line now on the stage Jolly Oscar there are things that look fair and We offer this nnequaled newspaper Siseion a finished comedian and petite square on the face of them that you feel THE BOURBON NEWS and The Bourbon News together on4 F01 S1LE PIHITELT Ester Wallace a young and pretty vo- ¬ certain all the same are off in some year for 225 Avoiding The Tunnel AND THE calist and actress give a delightful com way Well I knew there was something The regular subscription price of the efly sketch entitled My residence on Henderson street two papers is 300 Cousin Ellas wrong about that mans bass hdrh play ¬ BOSTON Seven Visit From the Country half square from City School ing and years afterward I heard what Wagner Sleeping- Cars and kitchen two porches large rooms was He had a bellows attached to WEEKLY ENQUIRER shed in back yard good cistern large Constable Plnmmer went over to it Nashville Exposition basement plenty fruit and shade trees Hazel Green Saturday and recaptured the horn with a hole in the side of the Buy your ticket to Nashville vines etc Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Sam Patrick the white man who is horn for the nozzle of the bellows and Cincta We have arranged a Clubbing Bate nati and Queen Crescent Route via Chatta to of Compartment Cars charged with stealing a horsa and buggy the bellows inside his clothes out Cars Private GRINNAN L Visit the historic city and by which we can cive JBlegant Coaches and Dining Car- battlefields ot Missionary Ridge andthe from Frank Iog ls LooWt Plumtner caught sight and a rod running down to a Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga Patrick at Mt Sterling last Monday but treadle under his foot He reinforced Rnfh Paners fine Year for only 225 National Military Parle then refreshed and Patrick got away with the above result his own blowing with blasts from this Rptrnlar ready lor new conquests continue the iour- 275 Both is Prirfi for th Sreat Exposition in Sesure your tickets read via f BIG Whn appreheD led Patrick had in his bellows and of course the man didnt effect via this pleasant route TTIATTT possession a mire belonging to Bob live that could stand up against him generous part of this sum The Queen Crescent train service is We save yon ¬ I Gillespie of ne r Millers Station and a PARIS KENTUCKY fect the schedules fast ones thescenery per¬ 6 McCORUIICK unWe told Etios about this But it was Send or brirg your cash with order to surpassed anywhere in are belonging to James Rogers of too hitPassenger Traffi Mgr Rfrf lost biMttttfcto-and lr you want the journey to Cane Ridge and a mule andbusrsrvJ Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls one see thatypuivyckets read be a pleasant via Cincinnati to play second -- THE BOURBON NEWS owners unknown Pluminer spent fourx WJi l promptly answered Your work is and Queen Crescent MThsvyj C Kinearson G P A Cincinnati ss Ciluxu Gen P W 5231 TktAt days trailing P rick who was lodged 0 solicited Prices reasonable Paris KyO P in the Carlisle jiil to await trial Cincinnati 2 Just a EE LOST THE ENOS WAS GREAT BUT THE OTHEffl MAN HAD A TRICK THAT BEAT HlMJ w News Notes Gathered In And About The Bute W flenson is yet very ill TWIN BROTHERS little - Pain -- 1 FALL STOCK OF MENS BOYS and CHILDRENS -- I 1 j- CLOTHING - m 1 - 1 r a SPECIAL MENTION - M t ¬ - jt JlWl me T WXINr IBPLOTPHESPiJS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS - 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY m ffJ T9 S3j L OPTIOIAM Landman M ¬ I 1 1 purely Vegetable I i 3 - - ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE Ready for Agents HM -- 1 ASSIGNEES NOTICE AGENTS WANTED K A ¬ FOR ONE DOLLAR BIG FOUR Miller-Sission-Walla- ce ALL THE NEWS TOLEDO DETROIT CHICAGO WORTH READING meal Stats am national i ST LOUIS - NEW YORK JOHN CONNELLY 5 - fc Tama c j - -- - J 4JL Uiji if J - it ttwatijjtSw TW w - -

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