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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 bou1897102901 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. Digital page images are linked to the text file. t A gr N t- - - V1 1 - - x- - fr - I r - V v - -- - in t - A - i 1 - t - v - c tf4ft I CHAMP MILLER n CO f - Atttfk URB ON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY -- NEWS Established Editors and Owners m MB l 1881 y SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 29 1897 MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS NO 87 C F BROWER A STANDARD OF VALUE V Setting Up a Standard from Chicago - In And About The Theatric Burs W Ernst Butler returned Monday if And Otherwise The Foyer Remarks In Fall Suitings And Overcoats TVipta in u Rtn nrlnrfl nf ftvfirvfliinff- K Lexington this week Of the best of material and best of trimmines at a reduction on or Miss Bessie Redmon went to Carlisle A STANDARD OF MERIT before November 20th yesterday to visit relatives A STANDARD OF STYLE VGlue to Climax Dont misa From j Jv TTTTC STANDARD CARPETS are those we handle on miru pnge a goou story Will make you a fine Business Suit for 2500 and up with ass fine NO BETTER GRADES were ever shown Mrs Chas Turner who has been very trimmings as any first class bouse would ive you on their 4000 NO BETTER VALUES were ever offered ill for severat Weeks is improving 5000 suits NO BETTER PRICES were ever made We make it to your shipped a car of McClelland Bros interest to buy now good horses to Atlanta yesterday Y Call and see what kind of an Overcoat we will make you for from Mr and Mrs M V Shaw went to 2800 to 4000 with the very best of trimmings and material that can Cincinnati Thursday on business o UK be had Call and examine Overcoatings and trimmings and be Mrs John W Boulden of Maysville convinced is the guest of Mrs G W Bryan THIS WEEK- wis fi 1250 S1350 i520 Misses Annie and Sallie Mclntyre of CORDUROY with or without box guests of relatives here Coyington were 318 WU sa LEATHER full size A JOLLY NIGHT Pants We will make you the finest for 1200 that can be hail Tuesday Travers and a competent anywhere but we make Panto from 500 to 1200 MrfEdwin Mips Anna Frazee guest of Miss compaifwhich includes Chas Barring Blanche Darnell returned to Mason ton MifeSt Aline Barrington and Norma Wednesday We will give you the best of make and by Union Labor HyattKd others will present that Mr Aaron Smedley of Hutchison NOW IN PROGRESS was the guest of Mr John Smedley clever extravaganza A Jolly Night Wednesday atthe bptra house Tuesday night The ladies of the Baptist church net TwentgyBftinutes of the evening will I e ted about twenty dollars at their lunch devotedTtorendering as a prelude the Tuesday night beautifttFand touching little story Mrs Olin Pope left Tuesday for Arka and then the delphia to join her husband and make fun beghis and continues unabated until S her future home falls the fihlwurtain Mrs Joshna Barton went to Paris Tuvsday to visit her daughter Mrs Roseberry Rogers Lexington is to have a vaudeville Mr Jas Kirk of Maysville was here theatferander the management of R B Tuesday looliinu for some extra good Marstis Christmas cattle EAST BOUND H Mrs John Mock and Mrs Fannie built on the patchwork plan cases 600pm 830am Lv Louisville Smith of Gynthiana went to Carlisle 1115am S40pm MrsffiDgisy Stiles Davis formerly a Ar Lexington Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 5o0pm made at one place works at another Wednesdaj to visit relatives Lv Bocietweiie of Newport Ky has gone 630pm 923pm Lv Vinchesterll5Sam 950pm 915am 705pm then thrown together by a self styled 3 pair of gold spectacles on on tjJeTstige and has secured a place in Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 340pm 950am Lost A manufacturer are offered daily at the Ardery pike near Dennis Hanleys Washington 65jam Ar Ar Philadelpliial0l5am 70opm prices so rediculous as to convince Liberal reward for return to T M FrohmB Little Minister Company 1240nn 90Spm Ar New York MrsrsfD5yi8 is a cousin of Caroline Miskel any intelligent person of their utter Purnell Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on WEST BOUND worthlessness In marked contrast The Misses Vaught spent Thursday HbytjEtrs Davis husband was killed corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to 1 t Ar Winchester- - 730am 450pm 0ooam 250pm are our night with Miss Warford at Hamilton in theTDmch easolme explosion in Cin do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as 800am 520pm 73oam 345pm Lexington Ar College Lexington and attended the cinnati 911am G30pm carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new Ar Frankfort 720pm Seidl concert 5 Ar Shelby ville 1001am 815pm 1100am Ar Louisville Sam Patrick charged with horse run daily ex- ¬ which are remarkable for tone touch ThefUarcest audience seen at the marked thus Trains y m stealing was given an examining trial va v i trains run daily cept Sunday other Gradjathis season witnessed the at Carlisle Wednesday and held over Through Sleepers between Louisville finish and durability as well as price HoKlAlley performance Wednes- - everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our Lexington and New York without Come and hear them and investigate in 750 bond stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert dayjSf ht The change not only the instruments but also our Jos A Grimes has bought the Ed theJooTapany farce was amusing and workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all contains several clever pike For rates Sleeping Car reservations or2 plan of easy payments Wilsonfarm ontherRuddles MillsffTI J Jj 11 13 i u ii- r i liim STiBiiurnrmynnmra jiiv SJBltlfejcwtlcouidlbejigreatly jobs to be first class V tfrom tneconomymmiwww Ik LBJ J u dfaf - MlM CTDiigi5l3Br efe443fll 1 anti see usisromptatteniion to all orders PBRQIbrJ -nBSUUittlHJl-1 ui J aiiO xujl ijnu ioi uwxu improved Two very precocious cmi- Agent L N R R gl Five hundred feet of hose was re- ¬ dren are a leading feature of the per- ¬ Paris Ky or George W Barney 121 and 123 West Fourth Street ceived this week for the Millersburg formance r Div Pass Agent Fire Department from a Chicago con- ¬ Lexington Ky CINCINNATI cern With two engines hook and lad- ¬ der company buckets axes grab hooks Sole Steinway Representatives Reporter says The Canal Dover O etc the local fire department is now well equipped to cope with the destruct- ¬ of The Fast Mail Co of which W H Davis of this city is a prominent mem- ¬ PARIS KY HIGH ST COR FOURTH BOURBON FISCAL COURT ive fire fiend C W Henson died Tuesday ber Mrs 3SlJStJJLMr This play has been given here two or night near town on the Cynthiana were held yesterday three times but never as it was last pike Services Go Office over G S Varden morning at the home by Rey Britt and week Their special scenery was fine the remains were taken to Shannon and far ahead of the ordinary while Mason County for burial The pall their people were first class artists all 1 to 5 p m 8 to 12 a m Office Hours bearers were S R Butler O Rankin around Those who stood out promi- ¬ Thos McClintock Dr I R Best H nently are Frank Cotton as Sleuth the detective who has a world of trouble It is ordered that an election be held Patterson and Wm Wright at the several voting precincts of Bour with Miss May Roberts as Belvy Ann bon county at the next regular Novem his wife In act 3 Mies Roberts did a ber election 1897 to take the sense of clever song and dance Special mention CARLISLE the legal voters of said county 6hall for clever work ought to be given Will issue bonds not exceeding the sum of News Culled From Ni c ias County H Davis who portrayed two characters 50000 for the purchase and mamtein James Reed and Ticky the OperaPrecincts WHEN APPLIED TO ance of the turnpike roads in said tor widely different in their make ups From the Mercury county free of toll to the traveling pub ¬ versatility and requiring abundant lic It is therefore ordered that a poll At the residence of Frank Mr Davis makes a smooth villian and a Married be opened in each of said voting pre- ¬ Truax on Wednesday Oct 27th Mr first cl ass Irishman and received repeat ¬ cincts in said county and the Sheriff of Rufus Hunter and Miss Effie May ed encores He is young and has in said county is hereby directed to adver- ¬ Barlow him the natural talent for a star of the tise said election and the object thereof Geo R Secrest has bought the Jas first magnitude JKV for at least thirty days next before the some newspaper having P Ross lot opposite B H Robinsons day thereof in the largest circulation in the county and and will at once begin the erection of a THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World residence thereon One male pig and three gilts of same also by printed hand bills posted up at Robbery to be In The Great Train Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Gun or not less than four public places in each Rev Thos Bagley will preach at the produced to night at the opera house an litter Eligible to register Ammunition and take no Other and of best voting precinct in the county and at the Old Concord Church Sunday at eleven express train is held up an Indian fight Good jindividuals FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue oclock and at Jackstown in the after- ¬ occurs and such picturesque features as strains of blood five months old weight Court House door ED D PATON C B C C noon at three oclock WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO New Haven Ct 135 pounds Call on or address typical a bowie knife duel Indians RaunsffBoeaM GEORGE CLAYTON A big rabbit hunt will take place in Western characters Indian war dances LUtui By virtue of the above order I will at the Moorefield neighborhood Friday to hunting trapping gold prospecting and Hutchison Ky t jJTIJBIBUIBU IKLraUbXi the next regular November election be participated in by Carlisle Sharps fierce conflicts with desperadoes are also 1897 open a poll at each of the voting exhibited in The Great Train RobMillersburg and Moorefield young places in Bourbon county to take the burg While this makes it appear bery people sense of the legal voters of said county somewhat startling it is not at all lurid near W U TTTXTVTmrvTVT ilgOIll as to whether they will issue bonds not There was a very dangerous firecaught for these are but realistic and effective Tuesday The grass exceeding the sum of 50000 for the Jackstown yg5g The only safe sure and concomitants of a powerful and pleasing reliable Female PTXTj purchase and mainteinance of the turn- - fire from a burning tree and it took drama and introduced just sufficiently ever offered to Ladies pike roads in said county free of toll to hard work to keep several houses from to lend natural color to the scene Scott especially recommend ¬ burning Considerable fencing was de Marbje the author has given a plot to the 9 ed to married TaHioostroyed s B the play that is intensely dramatic and Ack for DB MOTTS PEinrSTROTrAT 55TTS and nlr SSr Send for circular Price 100 per box G boxes for skoo The characters are ex-¬ his residence at the Central interesting Died At THE VERY BEST K2huAbv While there is MOTTS CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Oioid Hotel in this city at 1130 Wednesday tremely picturesque - A DESIRABLE PROMPTOLD RELIABLE generous supply of morning John Griffith He was bom perhaps a somewhat For SalejUy W T Brooks Druggist nor lover P AYING in Scott county Ky Sept 19 1815 and comedy it is neither forced marked by Sale consequently aged 82 years one month done The production is elaborate and extensive scenic embellish ¬ and two days ments FRANKFORT A desirable farm containing The marriage of Miss Aetna Barnett eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jno ¬ In Effect March 1 1897 TO W Barnett and Mr Edmond Chaney 81 LUEGRASS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY ON THE SITUATED is announced to take place at the home The first of American Newspa- ¬ of the bride on theiJd of November 1897 HAWKINS TURNPIKE 8 MILES CUMMINS at 2 p m pers CHAS A DANA Editor EAST BOUND 1897 - h Go to John Mocks and see the latest patent window shade Mr John Hamilton visited friends in Special Couch Sale UHLaot Oriental Rug Sale C F BROWER - CO PARIS FURHISHIHG H k TAILORING CQr KF1M 01 TIME TABLE yfe STOUT Manager Cheap Pianos New r Low Priced Pianos HHfifiTlBS jw vtA4v lUROHGIfES MOTH - r- - - - L tmsmFf - K - - - F - rf - iM jm Ernest urcns u mn yiWMo - H A SMITH ORDER ¬ ¬ m MEANS Rfecti ¬ P Poland China Hogs FOB SALE sttjvmmmrmoi 1 MKxaiP ¬ Fire Wind ana blOrm Insurance mas a PENNYROYAL PILL - FARM IR NON UNION At Private HUB FALL Lexington Ky WEST OF PARIS Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits Trees Asparagus and every thing for Or ¬ chard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell direct to the planter saving enormous commis- ¬ sions Catalogue on application to is offered H F HILLENMEYER tion well watered for man or beast even in this dry time is well improved with new dwelling six rooms and hall necessary out buildings including an excellent frame tobaccp barn sufficient to house 14 acres of tobacco a great abundance of locust timber Considerthe Quality In buying your childrens School Shoes New Fall stock now arriving low prices but quality good I RION CLAY The American Constitution the Williamson President H M Taylor Treasurer B Ratliff Secretary W American Idea the American The Board of Directors consists of the Spirit These first last and all above named gentlemen with b K the time forever Con Veach and John H Frey added tract has been made with the Kokomo 6 a year mail - Ind firm to put in seventy five phones C DailybySundayhy mail 8 a year S B at once F B Lindsay kas contract Daily Mr Jos H Hawkins who lives near for furnishing the poles and they are ¬ the farm or Mr Connor who lives on being cut now The post holes are be in Lamar it will take pleasure in showing it to ing dug Exchange will be Feeback as Poor Grade Shoes building with Miss Hotel purchasers manager Axe poor in every reppecfc money Terms One third cash balance in Our new stock of School wasters one and two years with interest from made better and are The Northwesterns dividends to Shoes cannot be Try us and see the greatest Sunday Newspaper m date money savers the world and to policy holders are unequaled J Q WARD CLA2 EION W 3 a year Price 5c a copy By mail procure Northwestern dividends you Attorney in fact SUN New York Address THE V Xmust carry Northwestern insurance tf 12oct Gwk For B M Hildreth ¬ The Carlisle Telephone Company at private sale on easy termB ganized this week by electing Jno or- ¬ I The farm is in a good state of cultiva- TAX NOTICE PAYERS Tax receipts for 1897 are now ready and liave been for some time Plese call and settle at onfee and saye THE SUN MMATI M ve ArrrjiKuorn Arr Swltzer Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duvalls Ilkfort 1 630aml Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centre ville 643am 80int 651am C2pa 702am g48pnY 708am 88p 720am Wopna 800am 480pm S12am 1 C penalty E T BEEDING Arr Elizabeth ArrParis 822am 4952pm 82iam 458piu 44pm 40am6dQjitt WEST BOUND The Sunday Sun ArrElizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalls vArr Stamping Ground ait awitzer Arr Elkhorn GEO B HARPER Lve Paris 642pm 938am 48pm 948am 5oSpni 1000am iipm 1040am GH jmu 1056am 64ripui 1110am 6 im 1125am 7aiiiu U35am 71 om Hn5nm 75inm 920am 932am 53Qpnl GenISupt J5S Genl Pass Agt - r F5 V wiiiii nmnu jg v ag RSHKLa wpww v v - - 4 v W i - VBr T THE BOUKBOJf NEWsifEIDAY OCTOBER 29 1897 CARELESS CLERK Drops a Lighted Cigarette and Cwm a v Ti f i i Wo - THE DEATH RATE CRUDE COAL OIL 1b Awramlng Largo Proportions ia tho Clrj of Havana Insufficient food Among tin is Poorer Classes Causes Intestinal Diseases Rscommended as fuel on the Srnarl New York Oct 26 A special from Craft in the Navy Washington says Only an inkling- ol the revolting horrors of starvation and Argument la Favor of Building Unite desolation prevalent throughout the States Ships in Classes The Govern ¬ island of Cuba has as yet reached this ment Will Lose Nothing on Account country of 90000 in Bogus Warrants For many months no adequate knowledge of the conditions of the interior Washington Oct 27 The gradual and small towns has been available replacement on war vessels of the fa-¬ But from the chief city of Havana miliar cylindrical boiler by various where the sufferings must be least forms of the water tube boiler consti-¬ compared with other portions almost tutes the most important fact in ma- ¬ incredible accounts of the barbarous rine engineering at this time accord- ¬ George W results of Spains misrule continue to ing to Engineer-in-Chie- f multiply in official records Melville who has just published his Monday an official statement was de- ¬ annual report to the secretary of the livered to the president which shocked navy For torpedo boats he says the him beyond measure advantage of these boilers were so was the regular weekly report oi evident that they quickly displaced the It Dr W P Brunner sanitary inspector old types and have now been used for of the United States marine hospital several years exclusively for this kind service at Havana It is as follows of craft The death rate is assuming alarm ¬ Touching liquid fuel with which ing proportions in this city and the many nations are experimenting as a deaths from intestinal diseases due to substitute for coal the report gives an insufficient food among the poorer interesting history of those made in classes amounts to about two fifths of this country Included in this list is the total deaths An inspection of a the test made by the Pennsylvania pest hole known as Lo Fosos was made Railroad Co about ten years ago by me on Thursday October 14 which while proving the practicabil- ¬ This place has been set aside for the ity of using crude coal oil for country people sent to Havana Los fuel for boilers demonstrated that the Fosos consists of a large wooden build ¬ Pennsylvania railroad itself would con- ¬ ing about 150 feet in length and 00 feet sume more than one third of the entire in width The building is situated in output of coal oil at that time if it were an inclosure which is used for the used for fuel instead of coal storing of carts of the municipality Nevertheless the balances of ad There were 500 persons found in van tage are so greatly in favor of the and around this building and of that liquid fuel for small craft that the bu¬ number over 200 were found lying on reau expresses the intention of making the floor sick and dying I saw use of coal oil on torpedo boats no child under ten years who Commodore Melville makes a strong could be considered in good argument in favor of building ouj health They were invariably suffer ¬ ships in future in classes so as to seing from some form of dysentery cure the great advantages that follow The emaciation of their bodies was the training of men for whole classes startling This place is not a hos- ¬ of ships instead of for one vessel and pital but simply a place of residence also the ability to use duplicate parts for these people but a conservative of machinery It is recommended that estimate of the death rate there would the machinery of ships laid up in re- ¬ be about ten per day The number is serve with skeleton crews be subjected recruited by fresh accessions from the every six months to a dock trial with country full steam pressure to make sure they are ready for use at short notice PUBLIC LANDS The bureau has been making some The Military Reservation at Fort Ramlall inquiries as to the possibility of pro ¬ in South Dakota Open for Occupancy an ships Champaign S D Oct 26 Long be- ¬ curing large merchant machine in shops emergency to serve as fore daylight Monday morning scores for fleets and having secured a list of of soldiers gathered outside the United some suitable vessels now submits an States land office and remained there estimate of 25000 for machine tools to constantly until the office opened for be laid aside for fitting one of them out The occasion when needed business at 9 oclock was the opening of the military reser-¬ The engineer-in-chie- f has a good deal vation to say in his report on the subject of For the past two days intending personnel and he insists that he is homesteaders have been arriving by warranted in urging after many years train and team of careful observation study two In the line Monday morning was a things as necessary to and highest effithe woman who had come over a hundred ciency of the engineer corps First an miles to secure a quarter section of increase of numbers of the corps from South Dakota land 195 officers of all grades to about 300 Many of those here to make entry so divided as to the various grades as have been squatters on the land they to give fair promotion Second the desire for several years and have ex ¬ conferring of actual rank and titles The claims of with tensive improvements corps names of many of the squatters conflict some as is the case for the --staff attachedoi tSie officers the tracts having two or three claimants the army it i mm - Mmam and contests will be necessary to deter- Government officials are at a loss to IHBb JHIskKiA ine who has the most right to such know on whom will fall the loss by the ifytracts 590000 of bogus warrants on The Forfc Randal reservation was the Creek Indian payment account oi are established by executive order June 16 now out The government which not will 1S60 A military post was established lose anything the there in 1854 The post was abandoned these warrants but been money on all paid out in an has and an executive order of October 20 intermediary way Whether the Creek 1893 placed the reservation under the which is said to have paid some control of the interior department for nationmoney on the warrants or outside of the disposal under the homestead law parties who are known to The reservation contains a total of at least a part of them on have cashed a premium more than a hundred thousand acres a as brokers or others will be the ones to portion of which lies in South Dakota stand the loss is not known Secretary the remainder in Nebraska That por- ¬ Bliss stated Tuesday that while there tion lying in this state was opened to was about 690000 of bogus warrants out settlement Monday In the early days for the Creek payment they had not Fort Randall was the handsomest and been gayest of frontier military posts and can paid Wrho holds the warrants not be learned but played an important figure in the early government would nottie said cent tho lose a history of Dakota - REPLY OF SPAIN To the Note of Secretary Sherman Placed in Woodfcrd s Hands ¬ ¬ ¬ 3A 5- - -- - - ette dropped by a thoughtless clerk is supposed to have caused the fire which Wednesday afternoon practicairflgufc ted the white stone building nat the corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets occupied by the general offices of the Wabash railroad f At 125 oclock just after the clerks had returned from their noonday re- ¬ cess and were beginniner work a police- ¬ man standing on the corner belojw noticed a small tongue of flame shoot out from a window in the fifth story of the building which was used as a storage attic Instantly a puff of denseiblack smoke followed and the officer rushed into the building shouting the alarm Instantly there was a confuseHfrush t for every means of exit The attic was stored with old papers and documents and within fivefmin utes was a roaring furnace mThe whole floor seemed to suddenly burst into flame in every part During all this excitement seven young women employed in one of the inner mailing rooms on the fourth floor had notfjjbeen notified and were still working uncon- ¬ scious of their peril When theyjdid discover their situation they found to their horror that it was impossible to reach tho stairs as the stairwaywas burning fiercely They appeared at the windows and a cry of horror went 4 up from the streets 4 The fire escape shouted the crowd and the young women comprehending disappeared and a moment later climb ed out on the iron platform of the escape They hesitated but the advanc ¬ ing flames gave them determination and they started on their descent reaching the street in safety as a J thundering cheer went up With the first alarm the real estate agents who occupied the lowerfloor began removing their books and pa- ¬ pers Everything that could be gotten out was taken across the street to the massi vc new Wainwright building Fire Chief Swingley sent in a general alarm but owing to the narrow street and the network of Wires it required 15 min ¬ utes to hoist and train the stand pipes By this time the two top floors of the building were doomed and it was apparent that the fire had gained such headway that the entire building must go An order was given to cut the electric wires Dense throngs blocked every thoroughfare Without warning the wires were clipped and in anh instant the throngs were madly falling back as flashes of blue and yellow lightning sputtered from the ends of the deadly wires that came falling to the ground Nobody was injured but a wire struck a fire horso killing it in its tracks At 1 50 oclock the roof fell with a crash sending burning embers intothe air which fell on adjoining buildings and started fires but prompt measures prevented farther conflagrations A R Field a clerk was carrying some books from the first floor when the crash came Flying debris steuck him on the head tearing it open down to the end of the nose He was quickly removed in an ambulance and his in¬ juries may result fatally Nothing was left of the two top floors but the broken walls while the three lower floors suffered damage from water and falling debris The fire came so suddenly that the Wabash company was prevented from saving Every record in the office anything of the chief engineer rights of way real estate deeds and surveys of every descri ption were destroyed An officer of the company estimates their loss at 8500000 Real estate men place the valuation of the building at 400000 P ULLMANS WILL ¬ j Firo in St Louis The Wabash Building Corner 7 th and Chestnut Streets Gutted St Louis Oct 28 A lighted cigar- ¬ It Is Announced or Otfce- WWat LONG EXPECTTED Do Tmn Cablegram From Minister Woodford Re playing card is better thanF The ceivedNeither Language Nor Subject anv 50Fcent V on the market bend is- card Matter Likely te Be Taken as Offensive ents for one deck or Washington Oct 28 The event of stamps or currency to C B Ryan Assc the day at the state department was Genl Passr Agt C 0 Ry Cincinnati O PIy Beu i 1 I it - is Marked Throughout by an Energetic Tone The Document May Not Bo Published Until Congress Meets Officially That the Answer Madbid Oct 27 The Spanish gov ernment refuses to furnish for publi-¬ cation the text of the note of Spain which has been handed to the United States minister here Gen Stewart L Woodford as an answer to the com- ¬ munication which the general placed in the hands of the duke of Tetaun early in September last when the latter was minister of foreign affairs on the subject of the insurrection in the island of Cuba The United States minister admits having received Spains reply to the note of the United States but he declines to discuss the matter beyond saying that the text of the Spanish answer will be immediately transmitted to Washington From other sources it was learned that the officials of the United States legation were engaged Tuesday in translating Spains answer and it was reported that the United States minister would cable to Washington Tuesday the full text of the Spanish note Although the government of Spain will not give out the text of its reply to the United States on the subject of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cuba ¬ ¬ the reply of the Spanish minister for foreign affairs Senor Gullon is on the following lines It expresses regret at the fact that the insurrection in Cuba receives support from frequent American filibustering expeditions and that otherwise the rebellion in Cuba would probably not exist It is hoped by the Spanish government and by granting autonomy to Cuba and the withdrawing of American support of the insurgents the insurrection will shortly be ended It is further officially announced that the Spanish note is marked throughout by an energetic tone According to the reports in official circles here the United States minister will confine himself to acknowledging the receipt of the Spanish reply and after forwarding it to the United States government will request instructions from Washington before proceeding any further in the matter ¬ ¬ it was officially announced that ¬ Confirmation from official sources is given that the Spanish authorities at Madrid deliv- ¬ ered to Minister Woodford Monday evening the answer of Spain to the representations of the United States contained in Mr Woodfords instruc- ¬ tions Under these circumstances it is 27 Washington Oct SMALL RIOT In the Mining Village of Brodericks Pa One Man Killed and Another Wounded A tf i - E t s occurred in the mining village of Brodericks this county between 12 oclock and 3 oclock Monday morning A bad feeling had existed for some time past between the proprietors of two boarding houses John Bolich and Geo Hornick Filled with liquor the partisans of Bolich attacked Hornicks house with stones axes and clubs They had nearly demolished the build ¬ ing when John Garvea a boarder fired from an upstairs window with a Winchester rifle directly into the crowd Steve Muri one of the attacking party fell dead with a bullet in his heart Charles Sloch was wounded in the side The invaders fell back when the shooting commenced and the arrival of a number of constables put a stop to further hostilities A number of arrests were made Monday Fif ty tivo New Cases at New Orleans ¬ ¬ Wilkesbariie Pa Oct 26 A riot Cincinnati Oct There is a gen uine case of yellow fever in Cincinnati The patient August Wilke is at the pest house on the branch hospital grounds at Lick Run He is in a serious condition but was reported to be slight y improved Tuesday morning Wilke returned to Cincinnati from Montgomery Ala He lived with his mother-in-laMrs Bibent of Cooper street Lick Run As he felt unwell he called Dr Madera who diagnosed the case as yellow fever and reported it to the health department Monday morning 27 ¬ ¬ w Yellow Fever in Cincinnati ¬ tj I J a 1 New Orleans Oct 20 Numerically Monday was the worst dav- yet of the fever situation here As early as 7 oclock Monday evening the score of the board of health showed a total of 52 new cases and there had been deaths to the number of 11 Hereto-foi-- e the highest number of deaths in a single day has been nine Unfortun atety there continues to be conceal- ¬ ment of cases here fatalities occur be ¬ cause medical attention is not called in Jlis Skull Fractured Richmond Ky Oct 26 James the son of William Blount was thrown by a runaway horse Monday morning and his skull fractured His condition is critical - Oct 27 While was in progress in the village service church at Khnieleff on the western coast of the Crimea an alarm of fire was raised A panic ensued in the crowded congregation and the efforts of the officiating priests to calm the tumult were absolutely unavailing In the stampede for the exits 54 persons were killed by suffocation or being trampled and SO others were seriously St Petersburg Fifty four Persons Killed injured Womans Homo Missionary Society Oct 27 The Womans Home Missionary society Tuesday con- ¬ cluded the election of officers by the selection of the following advisory board Mrs Samuel Hamilton Pitts burgh Mrs G H Mansfield Charles town Mass Mrs J F Myers In wood la Mrs J M King New York Mrs Baltimore ¬ H M J Wade Rogers Evanston W Teller Washington Mrs Henry 111 and Mrs Hamilton Cincinnati Destructive Fire in Glasgow 27 A large bonded warehouse on York street this city was gutted by fire Tuesday The dam age amounts to 50000 Given to Charitable Institutions Chicago Oct 28 The will of George M Pullman was filed for probate Wednesday afternoon To his widow he left the homestead on Prairie ave- ¬ nue Sufficient funds are also set aside to provide her with an income of 50000 yearly during her life One million dollars each is left in trust for his two daugh ¬ ters Mrs Frank 0 Lowden of Chi- ¬ cago Mrs of and Carolan San Francisco of An income but S3000 yearly is provided for his two sons George M jr and Sanger W Mrs Lowden is also given the summer residence known as Castle Rest on an island in the St Lawrence river About 5150000 in sums of 10 000 and 30000 is left to various char ¬ itable institutions in Chicago A sum of 200000 is given for the erection of a manual training school in Pullman which is also endowed with 1200000 Five old employes are given 5000 each Two sisters and two brothers of the dead millionaire are given 50000 each and another brother gets 25000 If the estate shall be more than suf- ¬ ficient to satisfv all the devises trusts and legacies named the executors are directed to divide the excess into two equal shares and add the same respect ¬ ively to the two portions set aside for the daughters Mrs Lowden and Mrs Carolan Norman R Ream and Robt T Lin coln arc appointed executors The total value of the estate is shown by the petition for letters testamentary to be 7000000 Of this amount 0 OOO ¬ minister has advised the authorities here on the essential features of the reply The text of the reply is known to be very lengthy so much so that it is doubted whether the full answer will be sent by cable If this is attempted however it will be a ong and laborious process of translation and transmission the orig ¬ inal Spanish being first translated to English then reduced to cipher then oabled then translated back from As the actual cipher to English delivery of the document into Mr Woodfords hands did not occur these prountil late Monday cesses would delay the receipt of the text probably beyond Tuesday if any attempt was made to cable it in full The statement is reaffirmed by officials that no publicity of the Wood ford instructions or of Spains an swer will be made at Madrid or Wash ington until after the assembling of congress and it is generally believed that the twTo governments have reached as to holding back Money Bequeathed for the Erection of a an understanding the letters for the present Manual Training School About S150 -- not doubted that the United States ¬ ¬ ¬ THE FORMULA For Making Oxytuberculinc tho New Con ¬ San Fjrancisco Oct 27 Official notice has been received by the Belgian ConsulLeon GuAstain that the minister of foreign affaira had transmitted docu- ¬ ments concerning Dr Joseph O Hirsch felders consumption cure to the royal academy of medicine of Belgium and that the academy has commissioned Dr Van Lair one of its members to make an examination the formula for which it is making oxytuberculine claimed makes consumption curable is briefly stated as follows Veal is soaked in water and its juice is then boiled and filtered Glycerine peptone and salt are put in the liquid which is made slightly alkaline with carbonate of soda In this liquid the germs of tuber culosis are grown When they are fully developed the liquid with the srerms is boiled and filtered The re- sultant liquid is tuberculine This tuberculine is the basis of Mr Hirschfelders preparation Peroxide of hydrogen is added to it ana the mix ture is heated for 13 hours at the end of which time it is oxytuberculine This is clarified by a caustic soda solution and a portion of borax acid is put in to ¬ ¬ sumption Cure the receipt of the long expected cable- A woman is unhappy all summer becaus gram from United States Minister Woodford at Madrid transmitting the Bhe cant buy every pretty shirt wnistjsh answer of the Spanish government to sees vvusuiutsiuij ovtinuiitii his representatives in the interest of In muscle joint or bone anywhere peace in Cuba This message began to Rheumatism is cured by St Jacobs Uil come in installments at two oclock A boy is never too trifling to learn to Tuesday night and it was nearly noon whistle real loud through his fingers Wednesday before it was all in hand at the state department It was not the It penetrates the sciatic nerve St length of the message that occupied Jacobs Oil and cures thepain the wires all that time but the fact that it was in all groups A good time to quit a bad habit is whenj I of figures and it was probably y ou are out of money filed in small batches as it was turned into the complicated state PAINFUL AFFLICTION department cipher in Madrid All of this work had to be undone at the state row rjls1 department and the message trans- A Son Writes a Letter Telling Father Was Troubled lated from the cipher back again into My father was IND W1NAMOE good English This occupied nearly troubled with boils and carbuncles After all of the day so that it was half past suffering for some time he heard of a 3 before the first fair copy of the mesSarsaparilla cured sage was turned out It was not so similar casetaking by Hoods this medicine and con- ¬ lie began long in fact there were a little less tinued its use until he was cured My than 1000 words in the message for mother is takinjr Hoods Sarsaparilla for Mr Woodford instead of cabling the rheumatism and it is helping her Luy Ji whole of the Spanish answer to his note Newkikic Box 184 Get only Hoods contented himself with reducing the 3c euro Liver operate to matter to a brief outline The first t fUUU S DiS13Staket casv toIlls easy25c 7T J copy was taken at once to the president not being entrusted to a messen Alabama Marries Mississippi ger but being delivered by Chief Clerk Michaels in person at the white house After due opportunity had Oxford Ala writes Hava been allowed the president to read the used Dr 31 A Simmons message an application was made for Iiiver 3Iei3icino 5 years a statement of its contents or nature I know it cures Dizziness of Head Sour Stomach This was declined by Secretary Porter Sick Headache and and it was said that under no circummany other diseases 1 tried stances would the correspondence be Thedfords Black made public before consideration by Draught but did not And the cabinet nJMjirr i m jit to be half asgoodastno From unofficial information that has ssSSeSSsss iuiaiminoiiajxiujiii io reached certain administration officials Leucorrhoea Whites in advance of this message of Mr Thia is a disorder from which few women Woodfords as to the nature of the escape at some period of their lives It i3 Spanish reply it is evident that in in tbe nature of nasal catarrh Iu a healthy genital neither language nor subject matter is condition the lining membrane of themoisten organs secretes suHicicnt mucus to the communication likely to be taken tbembutif the mucus membrane is con gested or inflamed the secretion becomes as offensive by our government profuse irritating and offensive The best It may be it is true regarded results will follow the use of our Mexican as an and dosa as insufficient to meet the issue Female Remedy some injection that agreat twice a day for time of presented by Mr Woodford in his note nterinc tonic Dr Simmons SquawVine but officials of the state department Wine will cure the complaint say that in view of what has already been accomplished by the new Spanish cabinet in reforming abuses in Cuba Energy Miss writes M in removing Weyler and in projecting A Simmons Jiverlkledi appears to be a liberal measure what cine has been used20 yeara of autonomy our government will cerin my Fathers family for NervousnessSiek Head ¬ tainly rest at least until congress asache Dyspepsia Bil- ¬ sembles and afford the new Spanish iousness My Sister was confined to bed formonths government a reasonable time to carry pSlfeL from Enlargement of out its plans Iaver Our Doctor gave Siflrtir her up to die She began In his annual report to the adjutant Kiii nm taking JI A 9 JL SI and viu general of the army Maj Gen John mbkisgfimi was soon entirely wen R Brooke commanding the departThere is no ust comparison I M and Zeilins hav ment of the Missouri says that a large between M A S latter by careful testLiver Regulator Tho amount of traveling by rail has been ing been found not bo reliable has been dis carded done by troops during the past sumedumer and this has been a source of Menstrual Irreaularitias cation to officers and men As in our Puberty is the period when menstruation small army any concentration oi is established It is the time when tho girl becomes a woman and also the time from troops will of necessity be by rail which many female diseases date The the experience is of great importance menstrual How usually continues from threo J to six days and comes on about evcfy not only to the troops but to the transtwenty eight days The quantity exuded i portation companies as well Gen varies from two to eight ounces but the Brooke says there has been no trouble amount consistent with tho health of one person excessive and weakening in during the past yemc in the Indian anothermay be function is regarded as being The country regular when its effect upon the system is Many improvements are required at favorable The departures from healthy menstruation arc numerous and should bo Forts Brady and Wayne in Michigan corrected by using Dr Simmons Squaw now occupied by the 19th infantry and Vino Wine Fort Sheridan and other posts require more buildings Fort Sheridan says General Brooke has never been completed according to the original plan and no effort should be spared to put it on a proper footing The Apache prisoners of war at Fort South Sill are still under the care of the army Then make and it is not believed to be advisable to the trip over the famous A make any change at present Crescent Route Queen country Washington Oct 28 Gen Flagler Historic and scenic en route vestibuled trains chief of the bureau of ordnance has that have no equal submitted his annual report to the in the South and the secretary of war The amount expendshortest journey possible ed was 490110S During the year 24 You save a hundred miles of 504 rifles were furnished the militia of travel to the most important the states A large share of the report southern cities via the is given to details of the business of Crescent Queen the Rock Island Watertown and Write for Inforiimtion to Vf J Kinearson General Passenger Agent From Watervliet arsenals the Cincinnati O Sent 10 cents for flno Art colored Lithograph of Sandy Hook proving ground Lookout Mountain and Culckainauga many guns mortars and carriages have been sent to sea coast fortifications Satisfactory results have been obtained Look for the name The report with smokeless powders is devoted largely to the technical dis- ¬ cussion of ordnance which has been done during the year including the work on sea coast defense and field guns small arms powders and equip on the front of an Organ ments of the army Washington Oct 2S Assistant Sec That is the quickest way j i k f ¬ ¬ U ¬ ¬ 3rrIc ¬ ¬ 4ff tMtf J l ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ S ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ retary Vanderlip Wednesday author- ¬ Glasgow Oct ¬ III 1 1 The final the protests of the labor unions which scene in the tragedy that deprived fear the competition of the Marine poor Mary Burns of her life on her ap band the secretary of the navy has re- ¬ pointed wedding day was enacted voked the permission which he cave Wednesday afternoon when the frail the organization some time ago to go body of the beautiful girl was laid to to Chicago to furnish music for the rest in Battle Grove cemetery in the ern points presence of a large concourse of Horse show next week Busbnell Recovering friends many of whom had assembled Goes to the Ien for Life Columbus O Oct 26 Gov Bush for the marriage Tuesday She was MCDONOUGH Ga Oof-- 17 Tntrlnr nell returned to his office Monday Jelke the famous Gcorcria outlaw buried in her wedding gown and held morning though he is still feeling the bridal little the Avorse for his recent illness ffoes to the pen for life Delke was in her hand a rose fromand mother charged with the murder of Sheriff bouquet The agedfather Ko will be able to speak at several were bowed with the weight of their more places before the ampaigD 3wyn His son Tom Delke has been sorrow and their silent grief was piti ranged on the same charge closes almost depopulated ful 28 ¬ i Memphis Tenn Oct 26 Three new cases of yellow fever were reported by the board of health Monday night and two deaths occurred in the early morn ¬ ing from the disease About 500 peo- ¬ ple left town Monday night for north ¬ The Yellow Fever in Memphis Marine Band Will Xot Furnish tho Music Washington Oct 27 Because of personal property and S00 realty Attorney Runnels who prepared the will said that these fig ures are a conservative but fair estimate of the value of the estate Buried in Iler Wedding Dress S00000 is 000 ¬ ¬ I Cynthiana Ky Oct liver to the treasurer of the United Write for Illustrated Catalogue with prices States the following silver certificates to Estey Organ Company Brattleboro Vt Fives 000000 sheets making 12000 000 tens 300000 sheets making 12 000000 twenties 50000 sheets mak ing 4000000 total 2S000000 The president and Mrs McKinley entertained a few friends at an inform al musicale at the white house Wednes day night In addition to the mem bers of the cabinet and their ladies the guests included Maj and Mrs lleiston keep it from decomposing Maj and Mrs Rand and Col and Mrs Bingham During the evening Horace Largo Steamer Stranded -Sims the bo3r soprano singer from Ra xehd your name oka postal gum Cape Henry Va Oct 27 A large ND WE WILL SEN0Y0U oyR 156 PG cine Wis steamer stranded at 1020 Tuesday with severalentertaiiaed the gathering ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE selections evening at Cape Henry immediately in Must Have Better Fire Protection MCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO front of the weather bureau office The Knoxviixe Tenn Oct 2S The city Winchester av New Haven Com vessels is well in shore and resting a very heavy sea run officials of Knoxville have been noti easily There is ning which prevents the life saving fied that the city must have better fire fTipIr boat She protection or all insurance rates would t WCW 111 inviw j be raised is thought to be a passenger steamer Will Xot Compromise With Spain Fifty Nine New Cases at New Orleans New York Oct 28 Tomas Estrada P New Orleans Oct 27 Official re- Palma the Cuban delegate to the Unit MERRY h0Amere I houJd address eltherwJ- A In tvLjiANaj port of the board of health Tuesday ed States when asked his opinion oi HATCH IX a G P A Manchester Kv Louisville n P a Cincinnati O o alreo Lkx nr Cases of fever Tuesday 59 deaths the Cuban reforms proposed by the Tuesday 7 total cases of yellow fever Spanish ministry said As the repre to date 1209 total deaths from yellow sentative of the Cuban provisional gov feyer to date 145 total cases absolute- ernment I am in a position to state ly recovered C87 total cases under most emphatically that the Cubans in 8T0CK COAL HAY GRAIN AND COTTON SCALES oUFFALOi HY treatment 487 arms will enter into no compromise with Spain dWblkcy Habt cured Yellow Fever at New Albany Miss Miss Oct 27 Dr H S Meridian P 1U YXOLLKYMDt Atlanta Gal Senator Morgan Improving Gulley state health officer is iri receipt Diego Cal Oct 28 Senator Sa of a telegram officially announcing Morgan is slowly improving Qui relief yellow fever at New Albany Miss The confined to his bed There but still case send for booker testimonials and cures wori was not trcatnttit Free BKM KvWttjaWw dispatch adds that the town has been Wednesday ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ized the director of the bureau of en ¬ graving and printing to print and de ¬ to tell whether it is a good organ or not tm SOUTHERN Komeseekers Guide - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Weeks Scaleliforlw f 4 n flDIlIU much change it V X - J THE BOURBON NEWS ERIDMT OCTOBER 29 1897 FRpMlUE TOLIMAX BY r a A Where do you get your meals Here usually but to day the cook is away on leave of absence Uncle and I were going over to the Randolph the restaurant on the corner for our meals till she returned Have you eaten anything this morn Yes on WillN V - HarbeinI ofliBn fy xSH I ing No Well after everything and telephone the cor- ¬ replied Whidby He All right turned to the wash stand and filled a basin from a pitcher of water In my excitement I forgot to wash my face and hands Stop cried Hendricks and he caught Whidbye arm as his hands were almost in the water Pardon me but 3rouve stained your fingers somehow The young man stared at his right hand in surprise There was a faint red smudge on the thumb and fingers Why he said 1 dont see how it could have got there unless I won-¬ Whidby turned quickly into der if the other room and bent over Strongs Ah bed he criSd to the others See I must have gotitfrom the corner of the sheet when I put it back you see there is blood on the under side The detective had followed Whidby no further than the portiere where he stood indifferently watching the young mans movements Yes from the sheet or this curtain he replied pointing to an almost in- ¬ visible spot of blood on the portiere Then the fellow must have been in my room too said Whidby wonder ingly And just after the deed was done Hendricks remarked The young man stared at the detective curiously as he returned to the washstand and took off his coat Look he cried to him here is some of it on my cuff I noticed thatreplied the detective It is a drop of blood Perhaps you had better detach the cuff and give it to me You did not sleep in that ¬ ¬ youd better go well look B AUTHOR OF VHrTE MARIE MUTE CONFESSOR oner y fully At that moment Whidby rose to call attention to the blood on the por tiere ad on the corner of the sheet which jhe thought Hendricks and Capt Welslphad forgotten to mention but the coroner ordered him rather coldly to sit down Matthews was next called but he couldtestify to nothing except that he sleptin the cottage behind the house and had not waked during the night Thenfthe coroner requested Whidby and Matthews to leave the room and Whidby went into the library across the hallVand closed the door behind him TO be continued ¬ 1 o the other and examined it care ¬ ARCTIC HOMING PIGEONS Aadree Not tke First Person to Take Them to tho Far North Writers for the contemporary presB who have recently treated of Andreea essay to reach thenorthpole in a balloon ippear to have forgotten if indeed they ever knew that carrier pigeons have previously been taken to the arctic regions by other explorers and that in one instance it is believed a bird made its way south to its old home in Scot- ¬ Almost persuaded- ILLUSTRATIQMS BYFHKINfc fit Copyright 1896 A K 1 THBl LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER His Sjveethearts Red Hair Acted as a M THE LAND OFTH CHANCIN D SUN ETC by J B Lippincott Co Hello there was the reply Well said WThidby You are one seventy six instead of one seventy five arent you Yes Did I say one seventy five I meant one seventy six All right there you are Mr Whid ¬ by Whidby thought the young man I wonder how he knew my name Ah he must have overheard me speaking to the police The bell rang astonished to note that the sunlight on Hello said the carpet extended from the window headquarters Whidby Is that police far into the room indicating that the Yes What is it sun had risen above the tall buildings This is Alfred Whidby 278 Leighton across the street He felt a strange avenue heaviness in his head and a desire to lie I know but what is wrong now down again but he shook off the feel- ¬ I telephoned you about the murder ing and rose and began to dress up here Arent you going to send some What could be the matter The lit ¬ one to see about it tle clock on his dressing case pointed That was only a few minutes ago to ten What had caused him to over- ¬ Mr Whidby and it is over two miles sleep Why had Mr Strong not waked Capt Welsh has just left with Mr him as usual The old man was always Minard Hendricks the famous New up with the sun and had never allowed York detective who happens to be in Jiim to sleep later than eight town The young man hurriedly put on his Ah I see said Whidby the time trousers thrust his feet into his slip- ¬ drags with me you know I am all pers and drew aside the portieire that alone liung between his room and his uncles I understand Good by Strongs bed was in the righthand Good by corner of the room and Whidby could The young man turned and walked see the back part of his head and one round the bed for another look at side of his gray whiskers Strongs face Surely he thought that Whidby called to him softly but weird smile and the twinkle in the dead Strong did not stir Whidby called mans eyes were the most remarkable again and stamped his foot but still things ever connected with a murder the old man remained motionless case He could not bear to look at the Thats queer murmured Whidby face so he went into his own room He as he approached the bed Strongs face wondered what had caused him to over- ¬ was towards the window his eyes were sleep He went to his bed and smelt open a ghastly smile was on his face the pillows1 to Bee if he could detect He was dead Whidby saw that by the traces of chloroform He had decided awful pallor of hs face which made that he could not have been drugged each hair of the beard stand out as if when the bell of a passing car caught under a magnifying glass For a mo¬ his ear He knew that the car had ment Whidby stood as if turned to stopped in front of the house by the stone then he drew down the sheet whirring chromatic sound as it start- ¬ which had been drawn up closely under ed on again Then he heard steps on the old mans chin and saw the long the veranda and went to the door deep gash in the throat and the dark clots of tihebloodwhich had soaked into CHAPTER the mattress It was Capt Welsh the chief of poWhidby was strangely calm In an lice and Mr Minard Hendricks the de- ¬ instant he had decided on a course of tective from New York The latter action He stepped to the telephone scarcely nodded when he was intro- ¬ across the room arid looked over the duced to Whidby His sharp gray eyes directory then he rang and held the under massive shaggy brows rested on receiver to his ear the key which he had just heard Whidby Hello he said thats the central turn in the lock office isnt it Well all right one Has no one been out at this door seventy six on four eighty two please this morning he asked abruptly Well what is it presently came No stammered Whidby yes fthat from the telephone is I came to answer the ring of a news ¬ Is that police headquarters boy a moment ago Yes And you locked the door after he I am Alfred Whidby 278 Leighton left avenue A horrible thing has occunred Yes here during the night I have just dis ¬ Why did you do it The detectives covered that my uncle Mr Strong eyes were roving about the veranda hall Richard N Strong the banker has and yard but his tone sounded sharp been murdered Come and attend to and to the point Whidby felt that he it was waiting for a reply There was a silence broken by a low I dont know replied the young indistinct murmuring as if people were man helplessly I suppose I was ex¬ talking at the other end of the wire cited and it seemed to me that it would then the reply came be best to keep curious people out till All right as soon as we can get you came there Certainly replied Capt Welsh but Then Whidby hung up the receiver the detective went on with a frown and rang the bell He went back into Was the door unlocked when you bis room put on his shirt collar and opened it for the newsboy necktie and brushed his hair His I Im afraid I cant remember an ¬ heavy and ached a little swered Whidby head still felt The electric cars were whirring past the That is unfortunate said Hendricks bouse and a blind man was playing an Where is the body accordion a few doors away Thore This way replied Whidby The was a crunching step on the graveled second door on the right walk near his window Whidby raised The detective opened the door and the sash and looked out It was Mat ¬ the others followed him to the bed thews the gardener He looked long and silently at the face Seeing Whidbj he touched his hat of the dead man then he said Has stopped amd asked after Mr Strong anyone touched this sheet since you dis ¬ Whidby made no reply but sat down on covered the imirder tho window sill and stared at the old I drew it down to see where he was man He was wondering if the police wounded If I had thought No matter would prefer for him to keep the news replied the detective from the gardener It was the look of and he lifted the sheet and examined the elow astonishment coming into Mat ¬ gash Then he replaced it carefully thews eyes that made him decide what and asked How was the sheet ar ¬ ranged when you found him to say Matthews he said something has Just as itis now I think said Whid happened I can tell you that much b Just as if the murderer had re- ¬ is all I have telephoned the placed it with both hands one on each but that police youd better not come in till side as you did Stand where you are they get here If I were you Id go on Hendricks my work the rose bushes near the suddenly ordered He raised the windowith w-shade wentTlown on his hands and fountain need trimming Matthews stared and started to speak knees and made a minute examination but Whidby withdrew sat down on the of the carpet Then he rose and sur- ¬ side of his bed and tried to collect his veyed the room Where did you sleep thoughts Suddenly he was roused by he asked a sharp ring at the door bell Whid ¬ Whidby pointed to the portiere In by s heart sank and he was all in a that Toom The detective drew the heavy cur- ¬ quiver but he rose calniljr and went to morn- ¬ tains aside the door It was abo with the You came through here this morn ¬ ing paper He held also a bill in his and wanted to collect the money ing he asked hand Yes due to him for delivering the paper for the month past but Whidby sent him Hendricks looked at Whidbys bed away and stood for several minutes in Slept later than usual this morning the doorway watching the crowd pass ¬ eh he asked Yes I dont know what was the ing in the street Then he closed the room matter with me I felt heavy headed door and went into his uncles and walked restlessly to and fro at the and dizzy when I awoke Capt Welsh nodded knowingly but foot of the bed Suddenly he stopped said nothing at the telephone and rang the bell You telephoned as soon as you dis- One seven ty five on i our eighty two v M- s pleaseMie said CHAPTER I The milkman left a can of milk on the front veranda and drove on to the next house in the street The iceman came along half an hour later looked curious y at the closed door as he unfastened the hooks from a block of ice and rapped loudly on the step but no one came to answer his call An hour later a young man sleeping in the front room downstairs awoke suddenly and sat up in bed He was - n ¬ woman saved my life and established a home for herself all at once I was 25 theamand running a freight on the Chesapeake Ohio in the West Virginia mountains where it took talent to run an engine My division ended at a red headed girl lived six milesto the east where there was a siding near a big cut and fill and it was a ba place as the road was new JJShe girls name was Maggie Conroy andJshe had the reddest head I ever saw on Jahuman beings shoulders outside of- afforchlight procession Hut I didnt carejpor that and I did care for Maggie Onejpiunshiny day 1 was coming down thef9Rrack with a stock train loaded witsome extra fine cattle and sheep andI had in the caboose three of the owners It had been raining and wash outswere looked for but I hadnt seen ahynand was bowling along at a good speeo- when all of a sudden at the curve I thought I saw a red light rising just oveiphe track It seemed to shine like a blaze in the track and before 1 took shirt timStjfor a thought I had shut off the No Whidby gave him the cufE steam whistled down the brakes and Where did you lay the shirt last wasjgloing my best to stop night when you took it off 4tRight then my fireman gave me the On that chair near my bed an ¬ haha in a way to chill the blood in the swered Whidby veins of a man who cant stand teas That is all you can do for us said inggand I took a look forward and found Hendricks Youd better go to break- ¬ tharatho red light I thought I saw was fast onlyiMaggies head of red hair sticking Whidby crossed the street and en upin advance as she pulled herself up tered the restaurant on the corner He thelEsteep embankment to get on to the track With an oath I opened every- V3 thing again but as I did so Maffffie threjv up her hands and dropped in a dcattr faint by the track and I stopped offjyeverything again for I felt sure ttiatsomething was wrong I had half anKour or so leeway between trains and took Maggie np as quickly as 1 cojild to find out what was the matter SlieTcame around mighty soon because shejhad fainted from overexertion and sheflold me how a big bowlder had fallen on the track in a curve near her house that I wouldnt have seen till it vatop late to stop and she had run crossttie spur of the mountain to stop me in time if she could Thats what she was trying to do when her red head shone like a danger signal and stopped me Later the own- ¬ ers of the stock gave her money enough I- nto buya nice little house at Hinton and six months later I moved in Weve got the house yet but we dont live in it concluded the engineer for it wasnt big enough for a family of six children and not a red headed one in the lot Washington Star e cret to m here is some of it on nBP A YOUTHS REPLY Hin-toni-tand of the most truthful of men Thats why this little story of a southern engineer should be believed implicity Yu may talk as you please about red headed women he was saying to a group of listeners but a red headed iSlgrnal in Time-- af Danger A locomotive engineer should be one ¬ - - ¬ m land When Sir John Eoss set out in the Felix in search of Sir John Pranklins expedition in 1850 he took with him four homing pigeons belonging to a lady in Ayrshire intending to liberate two of them when the state of the ice rendered it necessary to lay up his vessel for the winter and the other two when he discovered the missing explor- ¬ er if he should be so fortunate A pigeon made its appearance at the dovecote in Ayrshire on October 31 which the lady recognized by marks and circumstances that left no doubt in her mind of its being one of the younger pair presented by her to Sir John It carried no bil- ¬ let but there were indications in the loss of feathers on the breast of one having been torn from un ¬ der the wing Though it is known that the speed of pigeons is equal to 100 miles an hour the distance from Melville island to Ayrshire being in a direct line about 2400 miles is so great that evidence of the bird having been sent off as early as October 10 was re-¬ quired before it could be believed that no mistake was made in the identifica- ¬ tion of the individual which came to the cote It was afterwards ascertained that Sir John Iioss dispatched the youngest pair October G and 7 1S50 in a basket sus- ¬ pended from a balloon during a west northwest gale By a contrivance of a slow match the birds were to be liber- ¬ ated at the end of 24 hours The reader can form his own opinion as to the iden- ¬ tity of the pigeon in question but at the time it was fully believed that the bird was one of the two sent off from the expedition in Melville bay The expedition fitted out by Lady Franklin in 1851 which sailed in the Prince Albert under command of Wil- ¬ liam Kennedy took a number of hom- ¬ ing pigeons It reached Upernavik on June 10 and after taking on board some Eskimo dogs set out to explore the shores of Prince Kegents inlet The much dreaded middle ice was reached soon after leaving and four days were spent in passing through it to the western side of the bav during which time the men were constantly emplojed in sailing boring pushing warping not infrequently exposed to the perilous nips which are sometimes productive of dire consequences At this point in the voyage it was deemed advisable to test the powers of the pigeons but the poor birds refused to take the long flight to England and resolutelj-- per- ¬ sisted in returning to the ship again and again after a short survey of the icy region in which they were let loose Boston Herald NONSENSE And why did shj Good Reason choose him among so many admirers Brook- ¬ The others did not propose lyn Life They have discovered a lake up in Eh Alaska that is teeming with fish I thought they did all their teaming Cleveland Plain Dealer with dogs My Freddie rode like lightning the You are first time he got on awheel Not a bit Doesnt light fibbing Fliegende Blat- ¬ ning go in a zigzag A LITTLE V ter you out driving yester- ¬ day with a gentleman He appeared to have only one arm is that all he has She Oh no the other one was x Yonkers States- ¬ around somewhere He I saw man When write a book called My Experiences Well did you with Old Ocean No after ray voyage I concluded to call it Old Oceans Experiences with Me I went abroad I intendedtp Chicago Eecord You never tell Not a Diplomat me that I look young and sweet any more pouted Mrs Lovelace No her brute of a husbandreplied I seem of late to have lost my powers of imag- ¬ ination Cleveland Leader What are the Powers of Europe inquired the very young woman The veteran diplomat looked at her thought fully and then replied For along time past they have been chiefly conversa- ¬ Washington Star tional Powers Well well said the old friend How did you ever come to join the Sal- ¬ vation Army It was the only way young man admitted that I could the get the public to submit to my cornet Indianapolis Journal Mrs Younglove Does your hus- ¬ band give you a regular allowance or how do you arrange it Mrs Loud playing voice No he doesnt An allowance give me an allowance I buy his street car tickets for him and we let it go at that Cleveland Leader COST It Means a Bij Bill VVlien They Are WHAT WARSHIPS Fairly Afloat Growth in dimensions speeds protec- ¬ tion and armament has necessarily been accomplished by increase in cost In 1637 the Sovereign of the Seas cost 41000 half of which was for labor G3 4 V my cuff sently On his return home he found the yard filled with a crowd of curious people Some of them stood on the veranda near the windows The door was closed Whidby tried the knob but it was locked Turning he saw Matthews com- ¬ ing round the corner of the house Capt Welsh asked me to send you in at the rear door the man said Theyre goin to hold a inquest on im Whidby followed the gardener into the house How he disliked to see the bod again and the strange smile on the dead mans face But there was no hcli for it He must do what he could towards bringing the criminal to jus¬ took a seat at the table farthest from the door and ordered some eggs coffee rolls and butter but he found that he had no appetite and he drank his cof- ¬ fee when it was so hot that it burnt his lips Then he bought a newspaper and sat for ten minutes gazing at it ab ¬ Its Qniet Disrnitj- - Discomfited a Proc ¬ The Union Debating society of Oxford university has disclosed to many a man the possession of that gift which enables him to think on his feet and to express his thoughts so that those who listenmay be impressed It has trained statesmen preachers and teachers so to lift up their voices that the world heeded their message When the union began its life the uni ¬ versity dons pounced upon it as likely to Jead young men to form premature icleas Having at first no habitation own it used the rooms of the stu- ¬ of its dents On one occasion while Samuel Wiilberfprce subsequentl3r the eloquent bishop vas speaking one of the proc ¬ tors assistants bulldog is his col- ¬ lege name put in an appearance and said Gentlemen the proctor desires that you should disperse and retire each to 3 our own college The chairman named Patten rose with dignity and with the calmness of a speaker of the house of commons an J said Sir the house has received the proc- ¬ tors message and will send an answer to the summons by an offloer of its own The chairmans quiet dignified atti tude prevented tlwj union from ever being troubled by the proctors bull- ¬ dog Doubtless to many of our read- ¬ ers it will recall the attitude of that speaker of the house of commons who when commanded by Charles 1 seeking to arrest five members to point them out roplied that he had neither eyes to see nor tongue to speak save by com ¬ mand of tho house English blood has tho habit of reas ¬ serting itself now and then boiling up as does the great geyser of the Yel- ¬ lowstone park Youths Companion In Donlit A certain minister who is not always so careful as he might be in making his teachings and his practice correspond was lately telling some friends a story of adventure It was a pretty tall story and the ministers girl was observed to be listening to it very intently When he finished she fastened her wide open eyes upon her fathers face and said very gravely Is that true or are you preaching now Words Man if you are anything walk alone and talk to others Do nothide ¬ ¬ ten-year-o- tors Bnlldogr tice The atmosphere of Strongs room was so close that Whidby could hardly breathe and the perfume from the con- ¬ servatory sickened him Tho coroner and his jury had arrived Indeed they seemed to be waiting for him lie sat down near a window ne wondered what they would ask him and if he could make intelligent replies The coroner opened the proceedings with a few words to the jury and Whid ¬ by thought they stared at him furtively whenever his name was mentioned Then his testimony was called for and Wliidby felt that he was repeating word for word the account he had given Hen ¬ dricks a short while before The detective rose next and told in careful detail how the police had been called to the telephone by Whidby and first informed of the murder how the young man had met him and Welsh at the door and what was said about whether the door was locked He spoke of the blood stain on Whidbys hand and produced the cuff with the drop of blood on it It was his opinion he said that the cuff could not have been worn at the time it received the drop nor for ld at least half an hour afterwards for as the jury could see the blood had dried in such a shape as to prove that it had remained motionless for some time Mr Whidby had said that the shirt with the cuff attached had lain on papa--Househo- ld T - cdveredthe-body-y-HendricksVentf- on a chair near his bed all night Then the coroner called for Whidbys nightshirt and the jury passed it from yourself in the chorus1 Epictettis i T - This was quite an exceptional outlay and no doubt other than legitimate expenses were charged against that vessel At the beginning of this cen- ¬ tury a 100 gun line of battleship cost from 65000 to 70000 exclusive of armament The 121 gun sailing three decker of 1837 cost nearly 120000 and the screw three decker of 1857 about 220000 The nse of armor added greatly to the cost and the Warrior of 1859 fig ¬ ured up nearly 380000 The Dread naught of 1S73 cost 620000 and the Inflexible which followed her cost SlO000 These large amounts were due to the introduction of cost-¬ partly ly mechanisms required for mountingand working the heavy guns and part- ly to large increase in the outlay of TEACH HISTORY FROM A TREE armor Then came the reaction in favor of London Museum Has n Section of less costly ships and vessels were pro- ¬ Tmnk 533 Years OM At the Natural History museum in duced for 600000 to 650000 be ¬ South Kensington there is a section of tween 1875 and 1885 The inevitable Xolished Douglas pine large enough tendency reasserted itself in 18S5 the say to make a round table to seat a Nile and Trafalgar each costing about 850000 The Eoyal Sovereign class dozen persons Instead of making it an object lesson in botany the museum of 1889 cost about 775000 and the authorities have ingeniously chosen it Majestic about 840000 All these fig- ¬ as a medium for the teaching of his ures are for ships built in the Royal toiy The tree was cut down in 1885 dockyards and exclude incidental and as the age of a tree can be inferred charges as well as cost of armaments from the number of rings which its They include gun mountings with their cross section discloses this one must costly mechanisms and torpedo gear Cruisers have similarly increased in have been 533 years old In other was born in 1352 and it lived cost The Blake cost about 440000 words it through the most interesting part of or about twice as much as the unarm English history from Edward III to pred Inconstant laid down in 1856 The Powerful will cost about 6S0 Victoria It is therefore a simple matter to 000 She carries a considerable weight mark different rings with their dates of expensive armor and gun mountings and the names of the events that were costing over 50000 Other navies spend even more on happening- while they were being born This is what has been done from the their nnits of naval force A French center of the tree in two directions first class battle ship costs about 1 right away to the bark The markings 000000 and so do the corresponding which are neatly executed in white ships in the Russian and Italian fleets paint reveal some interesting facts The American battle ship Indiana cost Thus when this pine was four years over 600000 exclusive of armor and old the battle of Poictiers was faught that involved an expenditure of near340000 Por the German battlo in 1356 when it was 25 Edward III ly died It was 319 when Caxton intro ships now building of which 11000 tons duced printing and ivhen Columbus the estimated cost is about 700000 discovered America it was 140 When It will be seen therefore that British Shakespeare was born 212 rings had battle ships are in proportion to their rlready made their appearance when dimensions less costly than battle Fifty ships of other navies and actually less Raleigh settled Virginia 210 years later Sir Isaac Newton was born costly than most foreign battle ships When the great fire of London was rag of about the same date ing this venerable specimen couW boast The same thing may be said of 314 rings and SO more when the battle cruisers The French Jeanne dArc is of Culloden was fought estimated to cost about 800000 a had reached the remarkable age of German first class cruiser about 650 It 424 when American independence was 000 and the American jNTew York cost declared and the yet more remarkable exclusive of armor etc about 600- age of 485 when Queen Victoria ascend ¬ 000 The actual cost of the great Rused the throne And even then it had a sian cruisers is not known but must long time yet to live Evidently there reach high figures is something to be said for the theory As compared with the costs of the Ave vegitate the greater largest passenger steamers the fore ¬ that the miore are our chances of longevity London going figures no doubt will appear Mail very large But if deductions are made for the expenses incurred on armor Freaks of the Frost and mechanisms torYes said the red faced man Ive gun mountings special pedo gear and fittings repre- ¬ been up in Alaskaforoverayear Great senting together say 330000 to 400 Zero but its cold Moonbeams used to freeze and stick out on the earth 000 in a first class battle ship the comlike bristles till the sun had been up for parison is made fairer and the warship hours But there was one thing about approximates in cost very closely to the largest passenger steamers Sir the cold that was rather funny William H WTiite in Cassiers Maga ¬ What was that freeze so the circu zine lating medium couldnt circulate No it was this way Along in the Ancient System of Charity winter when a man would try to speak A regularly organized system of re his words would freeze as fast as they lieving poverty has been in vogue in came from his lips But that isnt the China for more than 2000 years It is queer part Along about June they said that an organized system of chariwould thaw out and nearly scare peo ¬ ty prevailed among the Egyptians 2500 Puck ple out of their overcoats years before Christ Chicago Inter Ctean Itllgrht Have Done Worse It was brutal of Nero to fiddle while An Irish Verdict hl Home was burning My lord- said the foreman of an I dontlcnow about that supposehe Irish jury when giving in his verdict Chicago we find the man who ctr1 H ma had played an accordion - - j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Hecprd - Inot gniltyMTit Bit8 - - - ir t 0 K m V J y THE BOTJBB0N tfSWJfc FRIDAY OOTOKMt 29 1897 e L Re Royal matces the food pure wholesome and delicious National Democrats of this county are intelligent enough to nnder darstand the importance of making their candidate poll as large a vote in the state as possible and will do their duty Make it your first duty on enterThe To the Voters of Bourbon County the nomination in the Republican County Convention for f Bomn county I take rtSS1 Buy Your Clothes At Home Where you can have thein cut and tried on and made t fir yoth We make good suits for 20 00 a ¬ Sm ing the booth to vote for Hindman and then look after the balance of the ticket Stamp opposite bis name not under the device but opposite his name POWDER ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO Absolutely Pure NEW YORK TIE V- x Seventeenth Year Established Mill H HEWS 1881 that you know how to make your ballot You will want to vote for somebody else besides Hindman Put your mark in the square opposite his name first and then pick out the other candidates you want to vote for and mark opposite their names That is the Sure way Hindmans name will be found on the ¬ ballot under the head of Thomas Jeffer son Vote for him by stamping in the little square opposite his name If you want to settle the silver question in Kentucky make Hindmans vote large enough to demonstrate that we hold the balance of power Candidate Bailey Judge W H Holt Judge Geo Denny and Hon John H Wilson will speak at the court house this afternoon at two oclock Before entering the booth be certain Out door life and Scott s Emulsion of Cod liver Oil witn Hypophospnites have cured thousands of cases of consump ¬ tion in the early stages They cure old advanced cases too hut not so many nor so prompt ¬ ly When a case is so far ad ¬ vanced that Si cute cannot be made even then SCOTTS EMULSION checks the rapid ity of the disease relieves the pains in the chest reduces the night sweats and makes the cough easier In these cases it comforts and prolongs life Dont experiment with cures that destroy the digestion Pin your faith to the one remedy which has been THE STAN Iptafce myself to Wm M duties if elected in November Respectfully llvYrr S a conscien- diBcharSe of official Goodloe and sick headache and veiT Tea 25c cures at all drug gists buyers plates the constipation this Good times for shoe week at hetter suit for 2300 and a fine V suit for 2500 tf DaVISSTH0MS0N ISGRIG 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ zens Call on R P Dow Jr for The Northwestern is carrying nearly W0 Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty particulars -- - 26oc 8t Cash buyers can get double value to- day at tf Davis Thomson Isgrig New Laundry Agency LAVIN f tailors and do our own work and guarantee a per-¬ Wfi are good fect fit or no sale m HUKILL Jm SSi Published every Ihtesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Oxonert BBUAE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ MzLiiEB dard for Over 20 Years SCOTT BOWNE New York fs rv ADVEJillSUVG RATES Olsplays one dollar per Inch for first Inser tion half rates each Insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents ilne each insertion Locals In blec type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar3s cards of thanks callB 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ It is almost im- ¬ New York politics possible to imagine Mr Bryan refusing to talk Mr Br an has declined to talk about Book about it free for the asking For sale by all druggists at 50c and 100 I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf DONT TRUST EVERY LAUN ¬ DRY SIGN YOU SEE while traveling down street Consult your friends first whom you see wearing unfrayed beauti ¬ fully laundered linen and you will find when you Home to inquire whose laundry they patronize that B Bruce Holladay Eight thousand people attended the by SCINTILLATIONS 4 IC I - V - xTr - Yv - e Hindman and Col Breckinridge and Stanford music was furnished by Saxtons band Sam Jones will lecture in Georgetown fifty five sheep Amendment to be The multitude consumed Nov 12th on Sawciety Up To Date The Constitutional beeves six hogs 1000 gallons of on Tuesday is of great importance three voted A 10000 monument will bebuilt car load of bread to cities but of little interest to those burgoo and a over Byron McClellands grave in the voters who do not liye in cities The The fusion meeting at Lexington Lexington cemetery i munic- ¬ Wednesday night was attended by 2500 purpose of it is simply to give to Jim Corbett is receiving deserved ipalities the right of local self control people who were addressed by Judge praise for assisting to rescue the victims in the matter of municipal taxation for W H Holt Hon W W Dickson Hon in the awful railroad wreck at Garrison municipal purposes This does not affec t Pryor Foree and udge Geo Denny N Y County or State taxation or the tax that Judge Yost and Col Breckinridge were The King of Siam his condemned a cities pay to County or State but only to have made speeches but the former gives to cities the right to determine was prevented by his wifes illness and member of his suite to be execated for for themselves how they shall raise the the latter by legal business in Louis- ¬ a breach of etiquette recently committed at Lisbon money necessary to pay municipal ex- ¬ ville A telegram yesterday af ternoontrbm penses The question is one of great im- ¬ Vanceburg said that Miss Emma Sul- ¬ portance to cities and the amendment Democratic Public Speaking E R C PHELPS the leading pension livan a popular girl had b9ea briitally should carry by a tremendous majority attorney of Belfast N Y writes The following is a list of dates an- ¬ assaulted by Walter Hines a school 1T1 I was discharged from tho army on We call the attention of the yotes of account of ill health and suffered from f Paris and Bourbon County to the im- ¬ nounced last night by the Democratic teacher heart trouble ever since frequently had portance of thi6 amendment and urge Campaign Committee at which public Mrs Thomas Gleason th victim of fainting and smothering I spells My form that Bourbon give a large majority in speaking will be held Oct 9 at two p a terrible outrage committed atCNew was bent as a man of 80 I constantly wore Centerville Friday favor of it Indeed we can see no reason port a few weeks ago is reported seri- an overcoat oven in summer for fear of in W M Purnell T E Ashbrook why any person who votes on this mat- ¬ ously ill with the chances a zaisst her taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ ness My rest was broken by severe pains Denis Dnndon C Arnsparger ter should not vote for the amendment recovery about the heart and left shoulder Three Millersburg Saturday Oct 80 at Thirty Louisville hunters have blfught years ago I commenced using Dr Miles two P m W M Purnell T E Ah- Heart Cure To Sound Money Democrats Reelfoot Lake for a hunting prserv much patent notwithstanding I had used so brook C M Thomas E M Dickson medicine and taken drugs from r Paris Nov 1st at two p m W M for 5000 The purchase includes the doctors for years without being helped Dr he importance or polling everyislands etc giving the sportsmen about Miles Heart Cure restored me to health It Sound Money yote in Kentucky for Purnell E M Dicdson T E Ashbrook fifty acres The property will be Is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords Hindman cannot be too urgently insist ¬ W H McMillan James McUlure J me much pleasure to recommend this rem patroled in order to protect the game M Thomas edy to everyone ed upon When vou go into the booth Dr Miles Eemedies Paris Monday Nov 1st at 730 p Miss Mary Keller Burns a pretty Tuesday put your stamp in the little are sold by all drug ¬ and popular Harrison county sirl aged square opposite Hindmans name not m C M Thomas Russell Maun gists under a positive nineteen hung herself with a plow line guarantee first bottle under the device but in the square op- ¬ Public Speaking Monday night Miss Burns who was benefits or money re posite Hindmans name Let that be was to have married funded Book on dis- ¬ H Hon W M Dickerson is announced a lovely girl the first vote you cast Then if yon do Health eases heart and not intend to vote for the straight ticket to speak at the court house on the 30th Leon L Taylor Saturday but he prov- ¬ nervesof the Address free Judge H C Howard will speak at the ed faithless The license was issued last DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind be sure to pick out the Sound Money men and put your stamp in the squares court house in this city on Friday Oct Thursday Chicagos Chief of Police Tuesday dis- opposite their names Dudley and 29 at seven oclock p m Your Llfe Insured lc a Da charged 434 Republicans from the force Violett should both carry this county by STOCK AND TURF NEWS and appointed a likb number of men good majorities We ask all Sound Ouk insurance is protected bv bank- ¬ Money Democrats not to forget any of who had been discharged under the pre- ¬ able Hper on tb Capital City Bank of Of Stock Crop JEtc vious Republican these candidates and to be certain that Sales and Transfers Notes administration Columbus O There can be no stronger Turf Among the men discharged are the four garntee tfiven you We dare not use your vote will be counted mark in the Wheat sold at a dollar per bushel a banks name authority if you square opposite each name detectives wuu c ugurou most cpn8picu ldonbrif write withont Good hpnlth is them Wednesday in Cincinnati and St Louis ously in the Luetgert case the best life insurance Wrights James Hukill won the 222 pace at Celery Capsules uives you good health To Cure A Cold In One Day If Hindman should poll 35000 or Louisville Wednesday with Joe Bailey thy cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and 40000 votes in Kentucky so that it in 214 The purse was 1000 TAKELaxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ Sick Headaches 100 would be plain that the sound money At the sale of Stradford Batts proper- ¬ lets Alldruggists refund the money costs lc a day A sightdavs treatment above men held the balance of power in the ty Saturday on the square auctioneer if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W bauk in every 1 box draft on brings which State we would have no further trouble A T Forsyth sold corn in the field at T Brooks and James KennedV Paris your mony back if we fail to cure you Ky Sold by W T Brooks druggist with the silvea question Let every 184 per barrel Sound Money Democrat stamp in the John T Hughes square opposite Hindmans name the premium Wednesday captured a 200 at the St Louis first thing on entering the booth and horse show with his roadsters Laird Boy then however else you vote be sure not and Little Harrison Every expectant mother has DEALER IN to skip any Sound Money candidate a trying ordeal to face If she does not Oil Constitutional Amendment ¬ -- errand barbecue given in Woodford Mr Warren Viley to Hon Henry Mar ¬ Au Interesting Jumble Of Newg And tin Speeches were made Mr Martin Comment John Andrew Steele Judge Yost Gov Five divorce suits have been filed at Dr Miles9 Heart Cure Cures a Prominent Attorney it was The Bourbon Steam Laondr J W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 BRO 9 Proprietors WE ARE ALWAYS AT IT Adding new lines cutting old prices with a store full of new Pall Goods to show you Large line of new Dress goods strictly wool 25c a yard Novelties in Plain and Fancy Dress goods at 50c sold everywhere else for 75c to 1 per yard Handsome line of Silks Velvets and Braids of all descriptions for Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen- ¬ tlemen and Children of every de scription at naif the usual price ¬ trimmings Penangs Pecales and Fancy drens full seamless at 10c Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c Wo are the only store in town Table Linens and Towels at old prices notwithstanding tanrF ad- ¬ that carries full line of Zephras Ice Wool and fancy yarns vance of 20 per cent We still sell 10 4 Pep perel sheet ¬ Notions of all kinds and in Dress linings we will save you 25o ing at 18c and extra liood bleach ed and unbleached Citton at 5c on the dollar Blankets SI kind for 49c and all wool at 250 per pair Splen ¬ did line of fad Comforts Full line of Hosiery one great special being our Ladies and Chil - Family Portraits life size Free of charge f il TVT Y f 1T C Wlm A 1 r 41 j j GETTING READY GEO W DAVIS Cloths Carpets Mattresses I N Rates To Nashville Furniture Window Etc Shaes 1 Rf- y Gov Hindman accepted the nomina- ¬ tion for Clerk of the Court of Appeals and has made a gallant fight at great inconvenience He does not expect to be elected He is simply standing for a principle and he is doing it at a great personal sacrifice and he desires the support of every Democrat in Kentucky who is opposed to Bryanism and the Chicago platform A vote for him is a vote to bring the party back to its old moorings and to restore a Democracy united on the old beliefs of the party Tenn Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets at following rates for the round trip April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 1260 April 29 to Oct 30Jfinal limit 15 days from date of sale 925 April 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including date of sale 760 F B Carr Agt get ready for it there is no telling Yesterdays Temperature what may happen Child birth is full The following is the temneratnre ns of uncertainties if noted yesterday by A J Winters Co Nature is not given proper assistance of this city 7 a m 60 tion sick ing and Repairing Special attention given to Undertak ¬ Main Street - - - - Pakis Ky 61 Main st Paris j p KIELY Ky Wrights Celery Tei euro lKiaCi s 1 nris 11 per pair bedding Do you see that house That is the place to get any- ¬ thing in that line Blankets comforts Pil- ¬ lows Mattresses and inci- ¬ dentally the best line of Springs ever shown in Paris Prices on Comforts from 7 J cents to 1200 Blankets 65 cents to 9 Do not buy until you Do you need anything in m s Jfiighest Honors Worlds Fair Awarded Mules For Sale fat and plump Twenty four cotton mules 14 my line see D 8 a m iPfc - fc- - -- W 7 tt - v plied several months before baby comes 69 it makes the advent easy and nearly pain 67 less It relieves and prevents morning 65 65 sickness relaxes the overstrained mus ¬ 7pm 61 cles relieves the distended feeling short ¬ ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer-¬ any after effects lo You Play Whist Euchre Or Other tain withoutFrienddangerous for only one Mothers is good Games purpose viz to relieve motherhood of The P F V playing card ia better danger and pain than any 50 cent card on the market 1 dollar per bottla at all drug stores or sent Send 15 cents for one deck or 25 cents by mail on receipt of priee MOST PERFECT MADE ¬ Frhk for two decks stamps or currency to C tion for Books esatainiae raluable informa women will be sent to any addx A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free upon application to B Ryan Asst Genl Passr Agt C frocttfcronionia Alum or any other adulterant THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO O Ry Cincinnati Ohio 40 YEARS THE STANDARD CREAM m m 11 a m 1 m 2p m 3 P m 4 P- - m 5p m 9 P- 10 a Z64 VVVVVVV66 eg Mothers Friend to 15 64 is 68i the best help you can use at this time It is a liniment and when regularly ap- BENNETT TARR 15 to 16 WiM 3 T HINTON Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to Wood Mantels Tiling Etc Furniture of all kinds Carpets as low as the lowest ¬ hands high Also 30 sugar mules from TARR BAKING 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 POWDER HARMON STITT 29je AtiMto a Assignee r i i jt Ai Siii fK Cb 9 Wl- - - f2- I - THE BOURBON EWS FBIAY OCTOBER 29 1897 - 5 I- - the cor- - mnn jiss mall matter office news 1881 Beady For DedicntioH PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY - NUPTIAL KNOTS The new 15000 Methodist Church is ready for the dedicatory ceremonies which occur Sunday morning as an ¬ nounced in these columns Rev G C Kelly D D of Birmingham Ala will preach at the morning service and Rev J C Morris D-- D of Nashville will There will be preach in the evening no afternoon service Revs E H Pearce John Reeves T J Dodd W J Q A F Taylor W M Britt Vaught T W Watts W A Cooper Prof Fisher and other ministers are ex- ¬ pected to attend Rev Kelly will be the guest of his sister Mrs Florence Lockhart and Mr and Mrs H A Power of Scott avenue and Mrs Rev entertain will Morris and Rev and Mrs Reeves Dr and Mrs Pearce will be guests of Rev E G Mann at Mrs Friends on Mt Airy avenue and Rev Dodd and W F Taylor will be with Mr and Mrs James McClure It is thought that the new church will seat about a thousand per- ¬ sons Rev Dr Rutherford has offered the use of his church to one of the visit ¬ ing ministers in case the new church is not large enough to accommodate the crowd Seventeenth Year Established Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows it Asa Stubbs twenty one and Alice PUT OUR NAME A V Enleiei at the Post at Paris Ky as TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance One year 52 00 Six months 8100 Brt fT r s RW rvft c TSsf Louisville yesterday both of- - North Middletown precinct Mr Ohas Hill was in Cincinnati were married yesterday about noon at several days this week Make all Checks Money Orders Etc the court house by Squire Lilleston payable to the order of Champ MxiiLkr Kennedy of Carlisle Mayor W J The engagement is aniiOuuctu of Dr city yesterday was in the AEMitchell of JScwpoit to Mios Dont miss From Clue to Climax- Miss Georgia Boston of Wincheiter Grace Mitchell of Mt Sterling The good story on third page wedding will occur about Thanksgiving is visiting relatives in the city The Fall meeting of the Kentucky The marriage of Mr Harvey Miller Mr Quincy Ward returned Wed- ¬ Association at Lexington begins Mon a visit to friends in Rich ¬ of Harrbbsburg and Miss Edna Earl nesday from day Hutchings of Carlisle is announced to mond -in the Carlisle Miss Mabel Russell left Wednesday occur on Nov 24th At this writing Mr B F Bedford is at the point of death at his home in for a visit to friends in Covington and Christian Church at 2 p m East Paris DavidfH Bratton and Miss Nannie Cincinnati Mrs Chas Webber of Shelby ville Scobeeih Winchester were married The Monday Night Literary Club My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladie5 and Chil ¬ is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wednesday at the residence of the Trill meet Monday night with Messrs drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv othe purr bride Rev J W Fitch officiated The Matthew Kenney Warren and J W Bacon groom iB a popular young business man chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi-¬ i Mr Clarence Stanton the former county and the bride the ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and my in- ¬ James Murrin who was at deaths now a traveling salesman was in of Bourbon editor daughter of Squire R P Scobee a terest to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest- ¬ door for several days at the Windsor the city Wednesday ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The new wealthy lumber man of Winchester Hotel is able to be out again Main Street Improvements Wednes- ¬ Dirigley tariff bill has already made and will when set fully at work Thos H Mitchell came up Jacob Burkhardt a wealthy man of make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were un- ¬ to register and re- ¬ Rev Dr Rutherford will preach in Thirty four men are now engaged in day from Cincinnati St Louis has told his four grown der the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goods the school house at Spears Mill Sunday quarrying rock at the Midland depot main until after the election daughters that they must get married were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down as afternoon at three oclock All are in ¬ and in running the crusher and spread- ¬ Mr George N Parris of the He by December 1st or seek a home else long as a yard of them lasts If you want to so ve money in your pur ¬ vited The men porter who has beeh ill of malarial ing the rock on Main street They are pretty and accom- ¬ chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my srock where v Sipe Blakes pony dog and are under the direction of Squire Henry fever is able to be out again plished The young ladies have left and bear prices before you invest elsewhere Mrs Sterling Cooper of Newport home and aie living with other relatives monkey show gave tvo good perform- ¬ Clay John M Clay and Thos Moran ances here yesterday to good sized au- ¬ Main street from Fourth street to the is spending a few days with friends and They declare they will not marry until Fordham has been covered with rock relatives in Paris and Millersburg diences they get ready and will be rolled by the willipus-walla-pu- s is at home from Miss Maria dpears Judge Webbs civil court will con- ¬ MissLaura Kahn daughter of Moses in a few days as the Main street of Plainfield New Jersey on a visit ac- ¬ vene promptly at ten oclock Tuesday Millersburg will probably be rolled to- ¬ Kahnthe cattle buyer was married to 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY companied by Miss Elizabeth Dunham Mr Max L Aaron of Springfield O morning in the Quarterly Court room at dayif it rained there last night of New Brunswick N J in anelaborate wedding Tuesday even- ¬ the court house The City Council should have sewers Mr and Mrs J T Martin have re- ¬ ing atthe Cincinnati Clubs rooms on The High School football team will laid at least from Fourth to Eighth visit to Mrs Jas Douglas Walnut Hills The wedding march 1897 play a picked eleven at four oclock this before thu street is finished The street turned from a They attended the was played by the Bellstedt Ballenberg Midway afternoon in McClnres lot near the could then be leveled and graded prop- ¬ near orchestra The ceremony was followed erly and every inch of its width be Martin barbecue Saturday foot of Vine street Misses Elsie Bell of Chicago Bessie by a reception and a splendid wedding utilized From tne high tax rate paid Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them The date ot the meeting of the Na- Paris should have sewerage and praved Lancaster of Lexington and Annie feast The bride wore a gown of heavy tional Foxhunters Association at Cyn- - streets on Main Stone of Georgetown are guests of white1 satin Her veil was caught up by Novem- JRLlDSt IE2D a diamond sun burst presented by the thiana has been changed from Mrs James Dodge near Paris Kentucky K of P Grand Iiodge 17 groom ber 15 to November MVs D C Parrish is spending a -daugh- ¬ Car of the Celebrated Rev C T Thomson will begin a The twenty ninth annual session of few days in Cincinnati with her Attend Wilsons auction of Just received meeting in the Presbyterian Church at the Grand lodge K of P convened in ters Misses Marie and Louise who are water color paintings Odd Fel- ¬ Monday evening which will the House of Representatives at Frank- ¬ attending the College of Music Shawhan lows Hall to day and to morrow Mr and Mrs Charlie Neal returned be continupd during the week or longer fort Tuesday morning About five hun- ¬ Call and examine before you buy dred deligates were in attendance Gov to day to their home in Brownsburg BIRTHS See in another column advertisement Bradley deliyered the address of wel- ¬ Indiana after a visit to Mrs Joe Riou of executors sale on Nov 17th of come of this city and Mr F W Houston of The AHvent Of Our Future Men And IF Women stock crop farming implements etc The meeting closed Wednesday when Noith Middled wn of Thos Woodford deceased Read the the following officers were elected Yesterday at Princeton to the wife of J Miss Julia Counell who has been so ad son T Horner of Covington as Grand near to death since Tuesday was slightly Grover Cleveland a fr A telegram from Mississippi an- ¬ Master of Arms R L Slade of Berry improved yesterday She is yet danger-¬ Dont miss From Cine to Climax j nounces the recovery from yellow fever as Grand Inner Guard and Lee Owens ously ill and scores of friends are pray- ¬ a good story on third page -brother of Frankfort Grand Outer Guard ing that she will recover of Mrs T E Ashbrooks Middlesborough will be the next place Sharkey Withers and his mother-in-laWE HAYE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K P Mr John Brennan has returned Mrs Robb of meeting from a pleasure trip in the North West OF Rathbone Lodge of this city was rep- He went as far North as Winnipeg and IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS cottage Va For Rent Desirable brick Ljrel- - Lieuten resented by Col a J enjoyed some fine fishing on the lakes m five rooms good cellar and other imMM 16 ant A C Adair aui Sir Karats Benj A Manitoba He is much benefitted in STOCK CROP provementson South Main street Perry Geo D Mitchell W C Jones health For particulars apply to PLEMEITS ETC Milt Abney J T Riohey S O Eubank J T Hinton who has tf Bacon Mrs Otis Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wheo and L Woolstien visiting the family of her father-in-labeen quality and style are coDSidered We ask you to give us a call Wednesday Mr and Mrs Marshall As executors of Thos Woodford de- ¬ A Young Man In Trouble Mr W A Bacon in this city Mayes who have been living in the ceased the undersigned will sell pub and her sister Mrs Byron McCleland licly on the premises 8 miles East of street remov- ¬ Lucas property on Second James Perkins of near North Mid former dletown was arrested in Mt Sterling in Lexington left yesterday for her home Paris on vTenn their ed to Columbia Trxas Mayes is the father of Mrs Wednesday on the charge of having in Wichita Falls JPXWDE IMCDGIiOH A ST TAILORS home Mr WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17 97 Mr and Mrs El bridge Johnson John to a young of this city John Bowen written an obscene letter S E TIPTON Cutter a m sharp the at 10 lady living in North Middletown Watts and Marion Augusta Watts of beginning stock oclockfarm implements crop following Dr Julian Wasson formerly of this Perkins was brought to this city yester- ¬ Montgomery Ala are guests of Mrs etc We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples family near 5 horse3 2 saddle and 3 harness city writes to Paris friends that he has day for trial and was placed in jail Ancrusta G Roeers and 4 work mules just returned with his wife from a five His trial will oicur to morrow morning Hutchison They will remain in Ken vello v fever dangers in 30 cows and calves and yearlings Dr Wasson at ten oclock before Squire Lilleston tuckv nntil the Advertisement months stay in Nevada 5 fat hogs have passed has recovered from scarlet fever and The offense is a misdemeanor and is Alabama From the Paris Reporter October 28th Farm utensils 1 mower 3 wagons Mrs D C Parrish Miss Tipton large and small plows harrows etc and was near to deaths door punishable by a fine of not less than 50 diphtherial 1 set quarrv tools several times He has just opened a nor more than 1000 or a sentence of Misses Olivia Buckuer Eddie Spears 1 set carpenter tools 5 Hibler Messrs Jose Cal not less than ten days nor more Sallie Buckner Annie handsome dental office in San 40 acres hay than one year in jail Both fine and Chas B Mitchell John Williams and 45 acres rye A Majority Democrats Have imprisonment may be imposed at the Walter Champ of this city and Misses 200 bbls corn in shock and crib Household and kitchen furniture Vaught Ivy and Scales of Millersburg ¬ the court Ninety Parisians who failed to regis- discretion of Some grass land for rent Female College attended the Anton ter on the regular registration day took of New Meat Market Notice Seidl cpneert in Lexington Tuesday BUCKNER WOODFORD advantage of the supplementary days night Paris Ky Oct 30 1897 WM B WOODFORD Monday Tuesday and Wednesday and -registered at County Clerk Patons Garrett Kenney and Tice Ashurst J T WOODFORD Dont miss From Clue to Climax the Democrts have formed a partnership and will on a good story on third page Executors office Of this number t 30 1897 open a meat of about fifteen Saturday October haye a majority A T Forsyth Auctoneer Attend Wilsons auction of in the store room adjoining market K Time Card Now L Councils on Main Street be- ¬ water color paintings Odd Fel-¬ Lavin Seventh and Eighth streets lows Hall to day and to morrow A new time card will take effect on tween op The morning They will do business under the firm N Sunday theL Ashurst Revenue Assignments For November of Kenney Stock Crop and trains for Lexington and for Maysville name Kenney has had long experience Mr Among Collector Roberts revenue as ¬ which now leave at 745 will depart at ¬ in meat markets and respectfully earlier The aftersignments for November are noted 740 five minutes Cincinnati will leave six asks a share of the generous patronage Gangers G G Berry Paris Distilling noon train for formerly accorded him Having sold my farm at intersection Co Thompson minutes earlier departing at 340 Ashuret will keep the Co and G G White Kenney Elizabeth turnpikes I of Greenwich in the arnval Distilling Co There will be no change Storekee- ¬ will sell at public sale at ten oclock a fresh meats and everything Ware Paris choiewt persDavid Harp J W ttobinson B m on or departnre of other trains usually found in a first class butcher N Webster Paris Distilling Co O P THURSDAY K0VEMBER 4 1897 2t shop Cain Lewis Case Reversed Carter Jr E H Taylor Sons Frank- ¬ reAdvertised Letter List fort M F Kenney G G White Co the following stock crop and farming A J GOREY The Court of Appeals yesterday Cir ¬ gangers J R implements Storekeepers and decision of the Bouroon versed the Wo take great pleasure in presenting stimtion lie has been closely identified 1 Denmark farm and brood mare List of letters remaining unclaimed McChesney Bourbon Distilling Co T in the case of Cain Lewis m Paris Ky postoffice Oct 92 1897 Mambrino to our readers the above portrait of with the business interests of this his by mare 1 cuit Court ¬ Ledger and toppy gentle for ladits to Mr A J Gorey candidate for the of- - native city life sentence for the alleged mur Am merman MorganParsons Mr Elmer M Russell Peacock Distilling Co under That he has made friends numerously that fice of Clerk of the Bourbon Circuit driye will work anywhere der of his wife The court holds that Campbell George Stevenson Virgil Court It is a gratification to know in this canvas goes without saying to Mr Sol The Northwestern Mutual life has 1 bay horse gentle and good driver Spears Callay Matilda there was no evidence to show 1 saddle colt by Kentucky tlmt while Mr Gorey has used all hon- - those whp know his merits and we pre- Smith Miss Laura paid to representatives of its policyas alleged Clay Mary P r his wife orable means to further his candidacy diet that Jargp majority of Lewis poisoned Stucker Mr J R Curry holders and to its policy holders and is Starsows and 25 pigs 2 boais and 2 it is conceded that his efforts to this end of BiMirftnncMi nty will show the voters the Court Easly Sallie 4 that he is Tarvin Mr H G WN The case was argued before 180000000 an sows all good ones Poland China and have been conducted in a modr t the choice of the people for the office to now holding for them a tfnrnoTR Harmon Stitt ct Turnie Miss flannie uy Ellis Richard or ppeaib straight forward and manly way Mr which he aspires bred Jackson Mrs Sallie Whaley Miss Lena excess over premium reoeipts of over wellDeering We append with pleasure thef certirT-and S B Rogers Gorey or Andy as he is familiarly binder 1 Empire drill 1 Wilson Mrs Nannie 20000000 tf Johnson Annie known to his friends is a Pans boy cate of the highest judicial officer of 1 bnckeye cider press good as new A Bold Burglary Persons calling for above letters will having been born in this city in 1869 Kentucky touching the qualifications plows 1 brown cultivator please say advertised For Sale I have for sale privately a 2 chill 1 sprmg Having been deprived of assistance by of Mr Gorey for the office of Circuit 1 marker 1 A harrow entered W Li Davis P M The Louisville Store was lot of carpenter and wagon maker tools wagon the death of his father when the boy clerk exceedingly bold Monday night by an 1 2 horse Owensboro wagon and hay was still in tender years he began to Frankfort Kt Oct 25 1897 home on Walkers avenue He piled up Attend Wilsons auction of Apply at my Mrs Laura G Taylor I hereby certify that A J Gorey this earn his own living as a newsboy on our frame and deliberate burglar tf until he water color paintings Odd FeJr 1 18 bbl wagon bed streets While struggling to live in day appeared before the undersigned some boxes in the back yard this humble way he was sensible enough- as ude of the Kentucky Court of Ap- 1 surrey and harness u Men who like a cool quick quiet and j HaU today and tO monw conld reach the transom ot tn appreciate the advantages or mi ed- peN and was examined by the clerk of Lot of gear corn sheller j3 Breaking the glass ne enters cu 2 stacks hay easv shave should patronize Crawford ucation At inierxals he round oppo- i- said court in my presence touching his 5 bbls apple vinegai out a suit of the best and kitchen tunitiea to attend school and by his in- - qualifications for the office of Clerk of some household Also New crop currents raisins citron Bros barber shop Clean first class tore and picked hominy oat bath rooms are connected with the shop rurniture and other things too tedious dustry and assiduity he made periVt- - a Circuit Court and upon such exam- iThen he too bbvi peaches prunes apricots underwear ent efforts to obtain the education nation I find him qualified to discharge to mention made clothing into a private meal rolled oats tf Satisfactory service at all times ¬ of custom Liixr UULICS Ol saia OmC6 Terms Four months without in WJ1ICU lie mum uumoi u the clothing Newton Mitchell Witness my hand this 25th day of He received a thorough business ed- room at the store and fitced which did terest for all sums over twenty dollars ucation at the famous Nelson Commer- - October 1897 himself leaving the suits tt Hyacinths t BuLBS Chmese Lillies J P SIDENER yet been ar¬ cial college at Cincinnati and since his JOS H LEWIS fit The thief has not in the Northwestern- - to ¬ and Tulips also choice cut Roses not Insure LORADALE KY Chief Justice Ky Court of Appeals graduation with high honors at that in- recov been rested nor has the clothing W M Goodloe AT Forsyth Auctr day to morrow may be too late 1 ered M Jti- tFmftrV kKBWS COSTS YOT CANT EVEN GET A RE ¬ PORT FUOM A GUN FREE OP CHARGE Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Scott County The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And At Elkhardt Ind George Jones 21 Elsewhere was married to Mrs Sarah Wilson Miss Nannie Clay is visiting friends aged fifty four and the mother of in Covington seven children returned to Miss Nellie Griner Milton Bean and Miss Nannie Nichols Butler fourteen were married in On your list when in need of Footwear - Our newl stock of Shoes is arriving dally which comprises all tffe new shapes and tips better values than we have eV8r been able to offer before Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected with much care insuring both durability and comfort Ask for school tablets frea for the little ones when making your purchases -- Davis TiionisojQ Tsgrig GOODS tvft - G TUCKER NEW HOOSIEK WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk Toy -- For Sale O W STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS 0 EDWARDS azionsrajBXjE w EXECUTORS i SALE ¬ ¬ FOE FALL AND WINTER w ¬ Our ext Circuit Clerk Farming Implements ¬ ¬ -- ii awj 1 - m - t if - - M n z r 6 THE BOUtoOK NEWS ing the AN ESSAY ON CHICKENS whiter intnale thanfeniale V FRflSjAY finches lriVlOC w J OCTOBER 29 1897 yet difficult fowl to breed and in plcmage is mrch after the pattern of the Dark Brahma the color being red and brown instead of the steel gray of early history It U getWily coBcededF that a race of fowls bearing a cieethet semblance in many respects to Leghorn has existed in Italy and otker parts of the continent of Europe for a in-¬ long period Leghorns were first The troduced into America from Italyyessel story goes that as early as 1834 a from Leghorn Italy brought to this country as a part of its cargo a small shipment of fowls which were at once They immediately named Leghorns became popular their prolific laying ¬ THE BOURBON NEW Seventeenth 1 Yar Established 1S81J Published Every Tuesday and Friday by A STRANGE DISCOVERY - 3 f 4 - ji s K 4 BS5 m r fc SAW J it The Bile of a Serpent an Antidote fei Its Bite Another very effective agent foi overcoming the venom of serpents has been discovered by Prof Thomas E Eraser of the University of Edinburgh It is not whisky wherewith Americans antagonize the poison of rattlesnakes nor is it M Calmettes antitoxic serum obtained from the blood of animals which have been rendered immune by successive inoculations with small quantities of the venom The new antidote is nothing more or less than the serpents own bile In reporting a series of elaborate experiments con ducted by himself Prof Fraser recently said The bile from the gall bladder of the African cobra pu adder rattlesnake and grass snake was used and each bile was tested against the venom of the Af- rican and Indian cobra For the most part the experiments were made by mixing Tarious quantities of each bile with a little more than the minimum fatal dose of the venom and then in jecting this mixture under the skin oi the animal The object of the experiments was not only to determine if the bile can render venom innocuous but also if it have this power what is the smallest quantity of bile capable of do ing it Having recounted the various doses which he employed and their effects he thus summarizes the result It - was thus shown that the bile of venomous serpents is able when mixed with the venom of serpents to prevent lethal doses of the latter from producing death and that the bile is indeed so powerful an agent in doing this that a quantity actually smaller than the quantity of venom may be sufficient for the purpose It need scarcely be added that the doses of bile thus shown to be suf ficient represent only minute portions of the bile stored in the gall bladder of a serpent and that a serpent therefore has at its disposal enough bile to pre vent injury from venom introduced into the stomach in quantities many times greater than the minimum lethal The bile of harmless serpents was also tested and found to be effective though in a less degree The same secretion from an animal like the ox was anade the subject of other experiments It was even less powerful than the bile of innocuous snakes and about one seventh as strong in its antitoxic influence as the bite of the cobra or asp But if enough of it were used it would overcome a fatal dose of the poison Dr Fraser found that he could isolate the particular element in a serpents bite which has this surprising property so that the antidote can be prepared for the market in very compact form And the process of manufacture is probably quite as simple as and perhaps more rapid than that of M Calmette Precisely how he obtained his clew the Edinburgh savant does not say But he incidentally remarks that som of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ eties of chickens The collation and elaboration of the work devolved upon¬ George E Howard secretary of the National Poultry and Pigeon association Gentlemen of experience in agricultural affairs say that this work is above¬ criticism and that it covers every variety of chickens known to the scientific¬ Btudents of farming and its concomitant industries There are 87 standard varieties of chickens and a numberless variety of promiscuous breeding There are four general classes of chickens the Ameri- ¬ can class the Asiatic class the Mediter- ¬ ranean class and the ornamental class Prof Howard gives considerable atten- ¬ tion to The Plymouth Rode which he says is regarded as the most popular of all varieties as a general purpose fowl It is of medium size of hardy growth and has good laying qualities It is believed to be the best of all practical fowls for the farm The Barred fowl is the best known variety of the Plymouth Hocks and it has a his- ¬ tory dating back to more than a quar- ¬ ter of a century It is generally under- ¬ stood that the Barred fowl came from a cross between a Blsck Java and an American Dominique It is also a mat- - industry of the department of agri ¬ culture a voluminous bulletin has been¬ prepared showing the standard vari- back and the wing which are The breast female is of much importance in of the breeding good birds the lacing should Of Interest to Poultry Keepers be large and distinct the white centers and Bird Lovers of each feather to be free from black or brown penciling Official Data Concerning the Princi ¬ The Golden Wyandotte is marked like pal Breeds and Varieties Now the silver excepting that the color is Raised in the United golden bay and black instead of white States and black The white variety is per¬ haps the favorite of the Wyandotte Special Washington letter classes from the fact that it is not so the supervision of Prof D E difficult to breed feather the plumage Under Salmon chief of the bureau of animal being pure white throughout They are EREL for this reason the more practical fowl for the farmer or those who keep poul- ¬ try for market The buff Wyandotte is in color a rich deep clear buff uniform in shade throughout except the tail which is of a deeper buff or copperish bronze color The blacks are of a rich glossy black with greenish sheen ex- ¬ cepting breast primaries secondaries tail and fluff which are pure black The standard weight of cocks is 8 pounds hens 0 pounds cockerels 7 pounds pullets 5 pounds American class and at one time was considered the most profitable of all breeds At present they are not raised extensively the more modern ornewer breeds having seemingly supplanted their favoritism There is no reason why this should be so as they are prac ¬ tical and good general purpose fowls In size they are about like the Plymouth Bocks but differ in general symmetry They are good lay-¬ and appearance ers and do well in winter and for table purposes they make nice eating They mature early are good sitters and moth- ¬ ers and are easily kept in confine- ¬ SILVER LACED WYANDOTTE COCK ¬ This variety is the oldest of the Javls lines of an egg In plumage the male is pure white excepting hackle tail and flights which are black and white striped with Diacic Any otner color but white and black is against the standard bred bird The Light Brahma Is a valuable bird for the farm They have always been made to pay for their keep and have seldom been set aside by any who have bred them They are the largest of domestic poultry and do as well in con- ¬ finement in small runs as on free range As layers they will average from 12 to 13 dozen of eggs a year and lay ex- ¬ ceptionally well in winter Their eggs are large about seven to a pound of a rich brown color and excellent flavor For table purposes they are good they do not mature as early as do the va- ¬ rieties of the American class V The Dark Brahma is not so popular as the light the difficultv being- in breeding them true to feather Their delicately marked plumage is extreme retBEARDED SILVER POLISH HEN hi pretty when bred to standard re- SSfi Tquirements but if not so bred it be- - with a bay edging on the outside web comes most disagreeable and unsatis- - secondaries black on the inside web XLS and rich bay on the outside web ter- ¬ minating with greenish black at the end of each feather wing coverts greenish black forming a well defined bar of that color across the wing when folded tail black sickles coverts and lesser coverts glossy greenish black the latter may be edged with red thighs black shanks yellow and well covered with black or brownish feath- ¬ ers the middle toes being also well - length of head an hMt si 2 V1nrvl 4tU rear aal ot a drp jne xxulu jjoiiiu ui oeaic tnree f ourths to 1 inches As specimens depart from this proportion they become awkward and valueless as exhibition stock and often also as egg producers In shape ob- ¬ long with full broad and round breast carried well forward The fullness and oblong shape is typical of the Brahma and is characteristic oi pro- ¬ lific birds The curves of the neck and back are f ac simile in shape of the out- ¬ I the latter The head of male in color is bright red hackle bright red or orange red with a distinct black stripe down the center of each feather saddle feathers same as hackle breast and body rich deep black wing bows red primaries black on inside web feathered and nonsitting qualities being recognized at this early date White and brawn Leghorns were the first varieties known Modern breed- ¬ ers are responsible for some of the subvarieties of the breed and in point¬ of color at least exhibition birds of to day even of the older varieties vary considerably from those seen at the present time in Italy The Leghorn fowl holds the same place among poultry that the Jersey holds among cattle The question of profit in poultry has been decided in favor of egg producing breeds They are lively active and of a restless dis- ¬ position the best of foragers and will pick up a good part of their living dur ¬ ing the year Leghorns are light eat- ¬ ers and the cost of raising them to ma- ¬ turity is about one half that of the Their eggs are pure Asiatic varieties white in color and weigh about ten to the pound As table fowls they are fairly good By many they are con- ¬ sidered excellent The only thing that can be said against them is that they are small in size They must be warm- ¬ ly housed in winter to lay well and pro- ¬ tect their pendulous wattles from frostbite In shape a Leghorn cock should be graceful body round and plump broad at the shoulders and tapering towards the tail The tail should be well balanced on a fair length of shank and thigh the length of the leg giving the bird its sprightty and proud carriage Closeness of feathers adds to tl a i N ¬ ¬ The female is the prettier of the two Her head is small and of a brown plumage with a stout well curved beak yellow in color Her eyes are bay ¬ ¬ BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK COCK ¬ ¬ EREL the native snake doctors in Africa have a remedj- - compounded of several sub- ¬ H stances of which one is snake bile and they are accustomed to administer it not only by introducing it into the pa- ¬ tients stomach where it is probably without effect but also by rubbing it into the Avound where it would be ab ¬ sorbed into the blood- - It is probable therefore that this wonderful provision of nature which compels a serpent to secrete in one part of its system a cure for the poison that it seoretes in an- ¬ other has long been known in some of those countries where the information V is most likely to prove beneficial to mankind St Louis Globe Democrat COUNTRY WITHOUT CRIMINALS Only Two Thefts Have Occurred in I a j fc each feather regularly crossed with Lniipr sliniiH parallel bars of blue black producing Lansrshans are the smallest and most the effect of a bluish tinted plumage 1000 Years in Iceland active of the Asiatic class They are a the color being the same throughout In Iceland there are no prisons and practical fowl in more senses than one The illustration of Barred Plymouth the inhabitants are so honest in their and their prolific laying and excellent Bock feathers shown will do equally habits that such defeases to property qualities make them a profitable fowl as well as for the markings of the feathas locks bolts and bars are not required for the farmer and market poultryman nor are there any police in the island buff of copperish yellow brown The er of the Dominique They have rose The are one of the oldest varieties of Yet its history for 1000 years records buff color should extend to the under- - combs in both male and female and poultry and have always been held in bright yellow legs Those who are par no more than two thefts Of these two popular esteem The shape of Lang tial to these colors of plumage willji i cases one was that of a native who was shans is distinct from that of the find the Dominique a goGd bird to keep detected after stealing several sheep Brahma or Cochin and should not be They are good la3ers hardy mafaire but as he had done so to supply his confused with either of the last named early and dress well for the table family who were suffering for want of varieties Langshans have white flesh The standard weight for cocks is 8s food when he had broken his arm pro and dark legs while the others are yel pounds hens 6 pounds cockerels visions were furnished to them and low skinned and yellow legged The 7ya pounds and pullets 5 pounds was found for him when able to work quality of the flesh of the Langshan is Jersey lilues do it and meanwhile he was placed un excellent being fine grained tender The least known variety of the Ameranrj nicely flavored der medical care but the stigma at As layers they ican class is the Jersey Blues They tached to his crime was considered suf frank among the best averaging from are one of the largest breeds of poultry 12 t 13 dozen a jear and as winter lay- ficient punishment being in size between the Plymouth i ers they are recommended The chicks The other theft was by a German who Bock and the Light Brahma Their re hardy and mature early Lang stole 17 sheep But as he was in com of the Anda plumage resembles that shans are good sitters and mothers befortable circumstances and the robbery lusian being blue throughout Their they are ing of gentle disposition was malicious the sentence passed upon breast and fluffs are light blue hackle easily kept in confinement or on free him was that he should sell all his prop and sickles very dark blue aprange Being excellent forages they erty restore the value of what he had proaching black shanks and toes dark are ideal fowls for the farm and will stolen and then leave the country or blue the lower surface of the toes light gather during the year a considerable er in shade and the nails white They be executed and he left at once But proportion of their food are not as good layers as are the others though crime is rare in Iceland and its The Langshan is a stylish mediun of their class They are hardy and eas ¬ inhabitants are distinguished forhonsixed bird not overgrown or gawky in ily kept in confinement They are not esty and purity of morals there is of popular for table purposes preference SINGLE - COMB WHITE LEGHORN appearance of attractive nature and cpurse provision for the administra- ¬ lively disposition COCKEREL being given to yellow skinned and yel- tion of justice which consists first of HEAD OF REDCAP COCK There are two varieties of Lang- hirrls Cl all in the sheriffs courts next byap color as eggs and fairly fifood shans the black and the white The much as possible the deeper The standard weight of cocks is 10 medium sized peals to the court of three judges at grow wen ana black in plumage of neck back saddle the better pounds hens 8 pounds cockerels 7 table fowls The chicks Reykjavik the capital and lastly in develop rapidly under proper care The sickles a glssy metallfjt black with weight of all criminal and most civil cases to the poundsstandardiyz pounds cocks is 9 8 pounds and pullets 5 pounds is the most bred of greenish sheen hens The Buff variety breast primaries cockerels B rah m lis supreme court at Copenhagen the capi ¬ pounds and pullets Gy2 Cochin class their soft mellow secondaries tail fluff rnank and toe pounds The leading varict of the Asiatic the tal of Denmark of which kingdom the fanThe yndercolor is Wynndottes class is the Light Brahma This fowl buff tone offers an attraction to the feathers black island forms a part The island of to resist In color black or dark slate Tha White Lang ¬ that is hard The Wyandotte is pages were Pananis one of the Lipaii group is general purpose fowls another of the has a history that would tillfowls which ciers Cochin male and female is of a shan is pure white throughout Buff is rated next it recorded They are the equally fortunate in having neither tc the Plymouth Bock and rom shade The standard weight of cocks or of the fifties rich deep clear buff uniform in fever caused the the prisons nor lawyers and being abso they sprang into popular favor first about Avhich henmuch lias been written throughout except the tail which both varieties is 10 pounds hens 7 and lutely destitute of both paupers and have continued so to the present time in later yearsso The Brahma is a char- should bo a deeper buff or copperish pounds cockerels 8 pounds and pulcriminals Boston Transcript Their origin is comparatively recent acteristic fowl it is unlike other va- bronze under color same as surface lets G pounds Legrliorns dating back less than 25 years They rieties and it should not be confounded color but of lighter shade and should Gentle Art of Hniigrlnsr Leghorns are the best known of the extend to the skin In breeding selectFirst Whitecap Heres a letter from came originally from the in shape with the Cochin deegg producing varieties or Mediter ¬ the Silver Spangled Hamburg and the the wife of the man we lynched last The average Light Brahma male is in females as near as possible to uanv ranean class They are the premiers in Bredas a French fowl Not a few au- ¬ height 6 inches night back from the sired shade of butt as iree irom 01 am laying and the standard by which the tail ana thorities say that the Wyandottes have ground 16 inches Second Whitecap You dont say so keel from the or white in wing and To such females prolificacy of the other breeds is be Yes she says she likes our style of Cochin blood in them from the fact ground S inches length of body front even a color as can the origin of doing things very much and asks if that Cheir ancestors produced single of breast to rear of fluff 14 inches matt a cock of deeper shade with some judged Of are differencesthe Leghorn of opinion of deep fovl there wed mind dropping up some evening combs and feathered legs height of tail a trifle over 21 inches little black in wing and tail and there is but little information to The hen of the silver laced varietv is saddle hangers to rear of fluff 24 bff of a coppery luster this week to hang a few pictures for a beautiful be found - any where concerning their j marked similarly to the male except inches eye from tip to beak SIhS The Partridge Cochin is ier Detroit Journal ¬ Light Brahma and Dark Brahma The history of the Barred fowl is very long and interesting It is of grayish white regularly crossed with parallel bars of blue black running in straight distinct lines through the entire length of the feather and showing on the down or under color of the feathers On the hackle and saddle feathers these bars are smaller than on other portions of the body The bird is medium sized with broad neck flat shoulders full breast body broad and compact medi ¬ um sized wings that fold gracefully the points being well covered with breast and saddle feathers A medium sized head ornamented with up right bright red comb and wattles a large bright eye and yellow beak legs and toes places the picture before us in its entirety The difference between the Barred and the Pea comb Barred is that the latter has a small firm and even pea comb instead of the single comb Their eggs are brown in color and average eight to a pound They are good sitters and excellent mothers The characteristics of the Barred Plymouth Bock are noticeable in the other Plymouth Bock classes excepting that of color The size shape general outlines and qualities are the same in the other varieties as in the Barred The White Plymouth Bock is pure white in plumage throughout and the buff variety is a clear buff uniform in shade except the tail which is a deep ¬ ¬ ter of record that they have been pro- ¬ duced by crosses with the Pit Game ment There are three varieties of Javas black mottled and white The stand ¬ BACK VIEW OF BUFF COCKIN COCK ard weight of cocks is oys pounds factory to the breeder The head and hens 7 pounds cockerels 8 pounds rieck of a Dark Brahma male are sim and pullets Gy2 pounds ilar to those of the light the head be Domin indues ing white and the hackle rather more Similarity in plumage of the American striped The back is nearly white a Dominique and Barred Plymouth Bock little black appearing here and there has been the price of the formers pop- - The black should predominate between the shoulders but is nearly hidden by the hackle flowing over it The saddle feathers are like the hackle silvery wjhite striped with black which should be distinct As the feathers approach the tail the stripes become broader till they merge into the tail coverts which are rich glossy green black with a margin or lacing of white The tail is pure black with green gloss The color of females is a white ground closely penciled with dark steel gray producing a beautiful effect frosted or silver gray in appearance There should be no show of pure white in the plumage except in the margin of the hackles For practical purposes the Dark Brahma is not to be as highly comThe standard mended as the light weight of Light Brahma cocks is 12 ¬ and mild in expression The head is or- ¬ namented with a small single comb set perfectly straight upon the head and bright red in color The wattles are small well rounded and fine in texture the earlobes are well developed and are also fine in texture The neck is neatly curved with abundant hackle flowing well over the The plumage is bright shoulders red or orange red with a broad black stripe down the middle of each feather Black Cochins are much more easily raised than are either of the above named varieties Being of one color the care bestowed in breeding parti- ¬ colored or penciled birds is not necessary and the time may be spent in furthering their general utility in egg production A one colored bird is the more practical bird for the farmer and general shape and secures a freedom of angles which always proclaims the pure bred typical specimen The breast should be full beautifully curved rather prominent and carried1 well for-¬ ward Neck long well arched and carried erect back of medium leight with saddle rising in shape concave sweep of the tail and long well curved sickles are characteristics of the bird that are much thought of The wing is long well folded and tightly carried Hackle and saddle feathers long and abundant and flowing well over the shoulders and saddle The leg s are bright yellow in color and free from feathers toes also yellow but a daik shade on the same is allowable The head is the prettiest portion of the bird being short and deep yellow beak full bright red eyes and bright red face The comb is single and of medium size perfectly straigh t and upright on the head free from side sprigs deep- ¬ ly serrated with five or six points and bright red in color SMITH D FRY I fit t 3 Sporadic Influenzn Scientists have indulged in considerable speculation as to the condition of the influenza microbe during those pe- ¬ riods when the disease does not makei itself manifest One of the profes- ¬ sors of the Vienna Pathological insti- ¬ ¬ vMI HEAD OF SINGLE COMB BROWN LEG ¬ HORN HEN market poulterer The Black Cochin is of a rich glossy black plumage BLACK JAVA COCKEREL ularity Their color is grayish white cockerels 10 pounds The pounds and pullets 8 pounds weight of Dark Brahma cocks standard is 11 pounds hens 8 pounds cock erels 9 pounds and pullets 7 pounds Cochins Cochin classes are very The four popular with breeders They are sec- ¬ ond to the Brahma classes in the meat breeds weighing but a pound lighter than the Light Brahroc Old and ex- ¬ perienced breeders of Cochins are pro- ¬ qualities as nounced in praise of profitable fowls they being hardy brown good winter layers of rich hens 9ys pounds throughout The standard weight of Buff Part ridge and White Cochin cocks is 11 9 ¬ pounds hens Sy pounds cockerels pounds and pullets 7 pounds Black Cochins are of the same weight ex- ¬ cepting cocks which should weight lO1 pounds tlrr time in a dormant condition They may remain in the system for months without causing any illness or even un- ¬ Suddenly some pleasant symptoms favorable condition may arise resulting in violent outbreaks of the disease either in the individual or what may practically amount to an epidemic The bacillus of influenza varies in size and generally appears from the small- ¬ est coccus like rod to that quite as large as the bacilli of diphtheria Prof Lind enthals opinion does not coincide with the opinion expressed by many of his contemporaries in the existence of the so called pseudo influenza bacillus X Y Ledger Wild Drcnms When I think of the wrongs we have g suffered at the hands of the monopolists shrieked the agi ¬ wish I had a mouth like that tator I of the river Amazon with which to give utterance to my indignation Gosh exclaimed a sympathetic auditor what a mouth thatd b fur Chicago Tribune beer blood-suckin- tute has expressed the opinion formed after extensive research that these germs are capable of existence foralong ¬ Why He liilvcs It She Do you believe that Friday is an unlucky day He No on the contrary I believe it is next to the luckiest day of the week She ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fore pay day He Why you know its the day be Chicago Becord His Fitness Hows that ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Aside from the fact that I recognize you as an ex convict said the theatri- ¬ cal manager you arc too corpulent for an actor What possible use could we make of you do you imagine I think J ought to make a pretty gcod heavy villain wheezed the appli- cant for a job Chicago Tribune i it - f Life Qneered Himself Berry Joblots made a bad Elder break in church to day Mrs Berry What did he do Elder Berry Subscribed ten dollars toward sending Dr Thirdly to Europe and offered to double the amount if they would make it Africa Harlem Wnrdinpf Off Jealousy Gotrocka savagely Whats that you mean to tell me that you love my daughter for herself alone Young Hardupp tremulously Y yes sir but I think I coul2 J learn to Move you t too sir in t Mime sir Old ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Judge Dark-Brahm- a 1 -- -- than he paints himself s Detroit JW Press hes painted MrsS I dont know about that but I kuow hes a good deal blacker She Wns Getting Suspicions Mr Sprightly Well you know my love even the devils not as black as Tl THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY OCTOBER 29 THE FARMING WORLD I 1897 Why Some Men Are Weary A good many hundreds and even thou sands of long suffering husbands can bear sorrowful testimony to the fact that this is the sort of catechism the wives of their bosoms subject them to every time they put on their hats to go out in the evening Where are you going Oh Im going out for a few minute Where Oh nowhere in particular What for Oh nothing Why do you go then Well I want to go thats why ¬ LETTUCE IN POTS vA Method of Forcing Tliat Has Been Practiced tvitli Sssscess The methocLof forcing- lettuce in pots may be of interest to those who grow lettuceKunder glass either m the ama ¬ teur way or as a commercial product The preparation of soil for lettuce should not be too heavy It should be composed of three parts by measure of loam one of manure and on e of sand The seed is sown in boxes about 12 by 10 inches and three inches deep or on the bench Benches are six inches deep the lower three inches being shoots filled with well rotted manure and the When the land has been seeded to upper three inches with potted soil pre- ¬ grass for a considerable time and es- ¬ pared as described above pecially when no manure has been ap ¬ When the plants are about two inches plied trees will begin to show signs of hig h they are transplanted to two inch unthriftiness pots The benches are filled with soil Plowing the ground in good season in in which the pots containing- the let- the fall giving the trees a good prun- ¬ tuce are plunged so that the tops of the ing and then before severe cold weather pots are covered with about half an sets in applying a good dressing of ma inch of soil A little drainage material nure scattering broadcast as far out is put in the bottom of each pot The under the trees as the branches extend plants are usually set on the benches When the tree is healthy the top is about ten inches apart each way The luxuriant but if the tree gets weak or old the top makes but little growth if it does not die In pruning all of the dead or decay- ¬ ing limbs should be cut out and suf- ¬ ficient growth to leave an open head In many cases proper pruning and ma nuring will be all that is necessary to revive a reasonably young tree When a tree is dying of old age very little can be done to sustain the lowering vitality In some cases trees are unthrifty for want of proper drainage If water stands around the roots the tree will LETTUCE GROWN IN A POT not make a healthy growth and provid- ¬ roots soon fill the pot and grow oufcinto ing proper drainage is of course the the soil of the bench through the drain ¬ proper remedy age hole in the bottom of the pot Be- ¬ A little needed work in the orchard in the soil the little pots done in erood season in the fall will ing thus buried do not dry out as rapidly as they would often make an orchard that has been do were they exposed to the air in a great sense a failure a source of moment a pot is removed from profit N J Shepherd in Farmers The the bench another may be set in its Voice place without waiting to clear the MUSHROOM CULTURE bench or any portion of it of the rest of the lettuce The method thus proves How to Grow tlie Toothsome Punj i in economical both of time and space Baskets or Boxes Grocers and other retail dealers readi ¬ Mushroom growing in summer re- ¬ ly appreciate the advantage of having quires as indispensable conditions a lettuce grown in this way It ijermits cool moist atmosphere and a dark place them to keep the lettuce on hand for a from which flies may be excluded The considerable length of time and still breeding of maggots in the mushrooms present it to their customers crisp as soon as summer weather begins Ten-¬ fresh and attractive instead of wilted ders the culture unprofitable under or- ¬ and unattractive dinary conditions A cool dark under When the plant is ready for market ground cellar however may be used for it may be knocked out of the pot and mushrooms and the basketful depict the ball of earth and roots undisturbed ed in the cut reproduced from the Lon¬ may be wrapped sungly in old paper don Gardening Illustrated was grown The earth will thus keep moist for a under these conditions The basket long time and furnish moisture to the was filled with prepared manure firm ¬ plants through the roots which are im- ly packed mounded up in the center bedded in it Local customers may be covered with loam and then spawned supplied with lettuce in the pots and like an ordinary bed Amateurs growthe pots returned after the plants are ing mushrooms in small quantities taken from them While the subject of forcing is thus under consideration a few hints on the care of a crop may not be amiss 1 The temperature should be kept down to from 50 to 60 degrees during the day and from 45 to 50 degrees during the night Plant 15ce become more trouble- ¬ some in a high temperature 2 As niuch ventilation should be given as possible but still keep the temperature 3 within the range mentioned 3 So WllmfrZ2- far as possible water only on bright WBBi k sunny days preferably early in the - to Renovate Them In the fall is one of the best times to begin renovating trees that have been neglected and are not too old In a majority of cases feeble growing and unhealthy trees are as a rule the result of starvation bad soil or unfavor- ¬ able conditions In manycases remedial treatment will convert into thrifty vigorous trees One of the surest signs of debility hi a tree is the pushing out of adventi- ¬ tious growths from the trunks and main branches and the dying off year by year of the small twiggy terminal ¬ ¬ OLD FRUIT TREES Atttmmn Is the Best Scanon In Wfelcfc THE WIT OF JUVENILES HowTa Tills f FIBEOID - ¬ ¬ Teacher Fritz tell me the name of the animal who furnishes us with The butcher hams Aunt Well Bobby what do you Bob ¬ want to be when you grow up by suffering from parental discipline An orphan Paw Say paw little Johnny be ¬ Now what do you want asked gan his suffering father with the emphasis on the now Will my hair fall off when its ripe like yours A little girl on Long Island offered a rather remarkable prayer a few nights ago when she said I do thank Thee God for all my blessings and Ill do as much for you some time asked the What is an average to be posed teacher The class seemd but a little girl held out her hand Please its what a hen lays eagerly Bewilderment followed her eggs on mite was justified by the les ¬ but the The son book in which was written hen lays 200 eggs a year on an average boy who in A certain his earliest trousers could onljr thrust his hands through his belrt for want of pockets had his heart rejoiced at last with a pair of trousers which had real pockets in them His iirst act was to come down to a male relative with his hands stuck proudly in these pockets ne-year-o- ld foe any case of Catarrh that can not be cured bv Halls Uatarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have knotfn F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West Truax Wholesale Druggists To- ¬ ledo O Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bot- tie Sold by all Druggists Testimonials tumoe Bxpolled by Lydia E Pinkham Vagetable Compound Interview With Mrs B A tombard J free Halls Family Pills are the best An Upper Cut Mrs Murray Hill is a very homely woman Her husband is absent from the city and her dearest friend Mrs Manhattan Beach called Mrs Hill said u The last thing my husband did before he went away was to give me a kiss Hm I should think that would be the yery last thing he would want to do And now they dont speak for some rea son N Y World ¬ yf ijLOf k ¬ Look and to exclaim with floors in em pockets News three years The Chicago Milwaukee St raul Kailway company has had photographs taken of actual farm scenes in South Dako Ua and has had them reproduced in an at- tractive eignt page illustrated circular iwhich it is distributing free of cost to all who are Iookinc for new hnmps in tht mnsf fertile section of the Middle Northwest Ive gofc f Send your address to H F Hunter Im Chicago Jmigration agent for South Dakota 291 Dearborn street Chicago 111 or to W EPowell iGeneral Immigration agent 410 Old Colony IBuilding Chicago 111 how everything looks in South Dakota xas the result of the great crops of the last Pictures Tell the Story - ¬ SOME ODD LITTLE FACTS tl An Even Exchange An ordinance being enforced in New jK Author Husband trying to write My prohibits anyone proprie- - dear why dont you take up the study of bern N g German tors and employes included from mean John in or out of a place of business be- 4 Wife Why dear what do youyou might Well my I mean that tween Saturday midnight and Sunday then give the English language a go--inmuch-need-ed I have reason to think that I would not be here now if it had not been for Do you have to go Lydia E Pinkhama Vegetable Com ¬ I dont know that I do pound It cured me of a fibroid tumor Why do you go then in my womb Because J Because what Doctors could donothing forme and Well simply because 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 I dont know When my had worked quite hard Anybody going with you monthly period came on I flowed very badly The doctor gave me- medicine Well its strange that you cant be ton tent to stay at home a few minutes tbnt but it did me no good He said the begone long will you flow must be stopped if possible and he must find the cause of my trouble See that you dont Upon examination he fpund there This is the reason so many marriages are a dead flat fizzle and failure Philadelphia was a Fibroid Tumor in my womb and limes gave me treatment without any benefit whatever About that time a lady Star Tobacco If you care for pleasure health and econ- called on me and recommended Lydia omy chew Star tobacco thqleading brand E Pinkhains Vegetable Compound of the world 1 said she owed her life to it said I would try it and did Soon Lots of men would like to get a pension after the flow became more natural and but not nearly so many want to go to war Washington Democrat regular I still continued taking the Compound for some time Then tbe 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 bad 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 ¬ ¬ MRJ5 iJiSJt SSB a ¬ ¬ ¬ midnight Judge rest who Shakespeares daughter Judith Try Graln O Try Grain OS was 22 when he died survived him 4G Ask your grocer to day to show you a vears and became a Puritan So rigid nackapp nf GRATM D fh npw fnnrl rlrinlr was she that she would never go near a 5that takes the place of coffee The children playhouse and was intolerant of every may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it CjKAIJN O thing theatrical has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java Two daily newspapers are now print- - but it is made from pure grains and the ed by the Japanese in Formosa One of most delicate stomachs receive it without 4 the them appears in Japanese only while distressper 1package price of coffee 15c and 25 cts Sold by all grocers the other has articles in three 7an- guages Japanese Chinese and Eng- Domestic Curve lish or what is intended to be English Pusher is furious Whats the matter The supposed grave of Eve is visitel He was by over 40000 pilgrims in each year Its scorcher arrested on suspicion of being Is to be seen at Jeddah fn a cemeterjp Well isnt he No thats a babv bucerv stoon h vara The tomb is 50 outside the city walls Detroit Free Press cubits loner and 12 wide The Arabs entertain the belief that Eve was theji Shake Into Your Slioea tallest woman who ever lived Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Redlands Cal they haye been It cures painful swollen smarting feet and Out in instantly lakes out of cutting grain this season with a bar- - bunions Tts flipthe sting nnmforhcorns and Hispnvprv frrnsitost vester that is truly a mammoth of its of the age Allen s Foot Ease makes tight kind It has a cutting bar over 50 feet or new shoes feel easv It is a certain cure in width cuts the grain threshes it for sweating callous hot tired aching feet Sold by all ties it up in sacks and turns out hun ¬ Try it todayTrial package druggists and shoe stores 25c FRtiE Write to dreds of these sacks an hour Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y SHORT POINTED PARAGRAPHS IJnnnlniona Medium The snirit of vour wife is herp Man is made of dust or at least some and says she never dreamed of such hnppi- wives think their husbands are ness since you two parted Love is a disease that most people - The Man Tell her I feel the same way get just as often as they are exposed S -Xife Crescent Ronte Handsome Hia- woman who cant hold her tongueti Queen The torical Lithograph or a baby has no business with either Colored birds eye view of Chattanooga No matter what a girls political be- Missionary Ridge Waldens Ridge nnd lief may be she alwajs wants protec portions of the Chickamauga field us seen l i ¬ mmi that kill are not distinguished by any mark or sign from conghs that fail to be 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 Dr Averts Cherry Pectoral Cures Coughs My little daughter was taken with a distressing cough which for three years defied all the remedies I tried Aft length on the urgent recommendation of a friend I began to After using one give her Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral bottle I found to my grea surprise that she was improving J A GRAY Trav Three bottles completely cured her Co St Louis Mo Salesman Wrought Iron Range Cherry Ayers sip in half sszePectoral bottles Is put at half price - SO cents mr mt wmwewmwm n9 91 50g WLMLMLJKJKJK mumL 3E M kAAAAAAAAd isssa r7 I GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE tion m m wmw SMMmlm VWFT5-4-fIS-5y 5 -- only time they get next is in a barber shop Agt A fool can do more damage in a min y ute than a wise man can undo in six from the summit of Lookout Mountain Bigbest Some men are so dense that about the fine paperstyle of lithographers art On plate 10x24 Mailed for 10 cents Q C Walter Baker Cos Breakfast COCOA Pure Delicious Nutritious Route Cincinuati O months day The varieties of cabbage lettuce are Big Boston Salamander Drumhead Hendersons New York curled Golden Ball dwarf Golden Queen dwarf The variety of loose heads are Grand MUSHROOMS GROWN IN BASKETS Rapids curled1 Hanson curled New Iceberg curled Prize Head curled would find baskets or boxes very con-¬ venient for handling and an economy of Ella M Hess in N Y Tribune space The general treatment is the same when grown in ordinary beds ALL AROUND THE DAIRY About four years ago scientific at¬ A dirty milker will injure the flavor tention was given for the first time of the butter to a very distinct variety of mushroom Milk that is drawn inanunventilated raised for market by a Long Island stable cannot escape taint grower who found it especially suitable Let plenty of fresh air into thechurn to summer culture This mushroom Agaricus subruf escens Peck was rather after it is used and cleaned Boiling and not warm water should coarser in appearance than the variety ordinarily grown Agaricuscampestiri6 be used in cleaning the churn Bran and shorts shouldbe bought at and different in color the gills being of a rusty reddish tint The new mushroom once They will not belower proved to be of an excellent iqual The patron should do his fulljpart a heavy yielder and ver easily ity to make the creamery a success grown flourishing in open frames out¬ Whistle when you milk if yomean side The only drawback to its cul- ¬ whistle well The cow likes music ture was fact that many purchasers If your butter is only fit for the coun ¬ objected the its unfamiliar appearance to try store barrel dont make butter ito fearing that it might be an unwhole ¬ sell some variety Rural New Yorker The dairy barn ought rto be a con- ¬ venient structure built so as to save Dont Illume the Weather steps and labor Dont blame the wet season for the The cow that eats a good deal gives condition of many of your roads See a good deal of milk as a rule Eeed that your candidates for local ollices ber all she will eat favor good roads and then supply them The little things such as brushing with the information that will off the cow before milking and mak ¬ them to know how to get and enable ing her contented are wliatjjays in the them Most people are all at seakeep ou dtiry Western Plowman The heavy rains of these subjects the summer have given startling object Harvesting Weedy Iotntoe lessons superinajbaf sins of neglect will follow tendentstoinroad builders and the coun¬¬ some sections of a man until he is duly punished is never try Roads that were nearly flat proven than wtfieii which lacked proper drainage and more conclusive were the neglected potato field comes to be swetpt over by the water In some spots harvested Not only is the erop greatly the surface was torn away in others it lessened but the labor cf harvesting was covered with stones and earth As a matter of This did not happen where ihas been increased roads were who can and does keep suitabjy crowned and drained L fact the farmer A ihis potatoes free from weeds saves la W Bulletin Sooner r later ibor by the operation Gravity Creaming In Kansas ithe weeds have to be uprooted Jt costs Gravity creaming- in the private dairy Jess to do this while they are small If done then the yield of marketable tu ¬ loses more fat than most farmers dream bers is so much increased and the x of If ice is used at once after milking jpense of harvesting is decreased so to reduce the water round the cans to ihat it really costs less to harvest a about 40 degrees Fahrenheit the fat will iarge erop kept free from weeds than rise leaving not more than one fifth of to harvest a crop failure made so be one ner cent and if the water is at GO degrees or above one per cent or mora iJise ocerrun with weeds will be left in the skim rriilk This one Wnrlsing Convicts on Road or more per cent is a third or a half of North Carolinas system of working all the fafc it the milk This suggests convicts on the roads has it is alleged ths putting up of ice by the private rid the state of tramps as well as proved dairyman The climate of Kansas pro ¬ profitable to all who use the roads The vides for this and is a greater boym thai state law gives magistrates the option many imagine of sentencing pr jsppers tp Own the best dairy iinplnients - also his stomach if he can afford to stop at first class hotels The style of house that will accommo- ¬ date two- families without trouble has never yet been constructed Some of the would be actors who want to go on the stage should take the fast express it would get them home quicicer umcago isews ABOUT WELL KNOWN PEOPLE Gen Lew Wallace has written a new book consisting of two poems dealing with oriental life Chauncey Depew expects to purchase a farm of from 200 to 300 acres within ten miles of Boston He has notyet decided on the exact location Mrs F W Fackler of Dayton O has fallen heir to an estate in Germany valued at 20000 Her title to the estate Avas established by a family Bible in her possession Travel- often broadens a - JLady Are you willing to ping for your dinner mind leaded Jerry What kind mans N Y Journal imiim Wanted Specifications do some chop¬ if 3441 feWk I i Costs Jvess than ONE CENT a cnp He sure that the package bears our Trade Mark of pie is it ml H4 Walter Baker Established 1780 Co Limited This is the prayer of the nervous who do not sleep well Let them use Hostetters SJomach Bitters and their prayer will be speedily answered Insomnia is the product of indigestion and nervousness two associate ailments also remedied by the Bitters which also vanquishes malaria constipation liver complaint rheumatism and kidney com- ¬ Give Us Rest Trade Mark Dorchester MaSS Dont drudge plaints js Trutb At ai DiNndvnnfnj c Browne I cant see that hes distin- guished lookincr Tbwne But his wife is with him now Passenger Agent J P Maffett Traveling Campbell General Knoxville Tcnn R A Passenger Agent St Louis Mo t Take tbe Air Line To St Louis and the West 53 miles the shortest from Louisville makes the quickest time Pullman Sleepers Parlor and Dining Gars For complete information address THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS 2 25 3 90 Select butehers 6 00 CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common 3 00 3 40 Mixed packers J jiirnt snippers 3 CO 3 25 5 25 is not safe to criticise folks too reck- ¬ lessly for you cant tell whose relatives they may be Washington Democrat It There is the secret of a comfortable pleasant healthy life for women Dont stand up over the wash tub doing that grinding hard work that isnt fit for any woman Use Pearline Soak the clothes over night while you sleep boil them a little then there s no work to do but to rinse ttiem Dont make a slave of your- ¬ self tryinof to scrub things clean in the ordinary ways Use Pearline j and make -v all such work easy and quick and more economical 537 Use Pearline HE mnp e - lkL on-aB-B- 4 0 iii-og9-iHiaith9iei- Cincinnati Oct 28 t4 t3 4 2 85 40 75 40 GO J SHEEP Choice LxMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter familv 3 80 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red NJn 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats -- No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prinie to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steim BUTTKR Choice dniry Prime to choice creamery - 355 5 50 3 75 375 Sbovrs Cliicug o Nov t 13 Via the Xorth Western Line will be sold at reduced rates each Tuesday and Thurs day during the show limited to Monday following date of sale Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry -- Excursion Tickets to American Fat Stock Horse Poultry nnd Dairy ¬ x - S T r3W 2 i 25 CANDY 3m m CATHARTIC WMCURE C0NSTIPA SO a 9 J5 92 25J4 354 47 Any spicy features in the new plav Well the lady answered John hadhis mouth full of cloves Indianapolis Jour ¬ nal 8 75 9 00 9 0 4 20 13 1 1 POTATOES A APPLES Per bbl Prr bbL 75 75 00 t25 23 -- Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 033 Arch st Phila Pa Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use oi Dr Klines i 2 00 NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent U r RYE CORN No 2 mixed 8 50 i trfU 1 01 5 25 1 02 Cultures Coadjutor What an air of well bred repose young Newrich has Ves but he was natural v lazy to begin ith -- Chicago Becord Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Jruggists refund money if it fails tocurc -- 5c n -- curo auy ca of constipation Cascarets are tho Ideal Laxa- - S ABSOLUTELY UUttlimUDDi tivo never prip or gripe bat cause easy natural results Sam I pie and booklet free Ad STERLING REMEDY CO hiraqo Montreal Can or Now York 2S2 MVYtfiWrVkVft ilKM DRUGGISTS OATS Mixed PORK New mess 23j t3I3 0 00 4 CO To Cure n Cold - in One Day r LARD Western CHICAGO FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN WheatNo 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess f 00 5 10 97 25s 18 08 887 25 7 4 Every rnan thinks his credit is good Washington Democrat TO SAVE TIME IS TO LENGTHEN LIFE a TSIR PS IVU UAl IRE h7t VHbUE birCt THEN USE I Sr Zi LARD Steam 7 75 4 30 4 50 18i 80 32i 00 Hit hard bruised and sick Used St Jacobs Oil cured him quick BALTIMORE FLOUR Familv GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed T Oats Mixed PORK Mess TARn Steam Corn M txed- Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 4 75 1 There are people who know what has be comeof every cent they ever had After six years suffering 1 was wired by Piso9 Cure Mary Thompson 29J Ohio Ave Allegheny Pa March 19 94 You can always tell a man who is not used to tipping his liat by the awkward way be does it Washington Democrat 5 OJi H2 mv IwMWWftWWfffflWW APOLIO HARTSHORN NOTICE SHABERQLLLW 5 I Si 31 2G54 3ti 27 4 00 4 70 53 4 25 4 22 YZH John Wesleys Old Farm Remedy TIRED FEELING POH I CONSTIPATION CENERAL DEBILITY Absolutely euros and prevents malaria f tlmnlRtos sndstrenptbens tbe brain bn tuples ent FREE every Tuesday OT WHITE IN TIME NVKSLET REMKDY COMPANY SELF ACTHgV 234 iy 3 75 4 00 15 28 20 9 50 4 45 It St Jacobs Oil Cures Neuralgia soothes anJ strengthens is made for it Cincinnati Ohio I The worse one feels the more people want to talk to him Washington Democrat Crippled on crutcheu from a sprain Used St Jacobs Oil Well again- - iBull CURES ill Will HHIJ Best Cougfi Srrup Tastes Good Use - In time- - SoIdbydrucclst WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS w A H HAMS THU8 u ltai r K SI jt vVOR iriAtfLABEL J JUW OFT AKD n0 E m JJHEGENUINE I68O HARTSHOiV -- roarJ-Ouil- d- WHEN WRSTIXG TO JiUVEUTISES plcne afatc that you oaw AJTrlls7 cent in thin paper Wr A 8 y FV - u - - - kf iWwHHBSWTilW 7HP VtTf i turn k THE BOUKBON NEWS FRIDAY OCTOBER 29 L897 A PRIVATE AMBULANCE MRS HAURA WEISHAUF m K -- X jjl SB - m y- - Murry Ind Becommends Wrights M Eemlniscences of the Civil War Belated Of Celery Capsules by an Old Soldier Among the men wounded in my Murry Ind Spt 17 1896v regiment at a battle in Virginia said Wright Medical Co the old soldier was a man in my com- ¬ The Columbus Ohio pany who was shot through the body Dear Sirs Last spring I rjurchased and taken to the rear Our troops fell more a box of Wrigbts Celery Capsules from back after the fight and we had Davenport druggist Bluffton wounded than we had transportation L Cand used them for stomach trouble for but two men out of his own tent Ind which I bad been afflicted for more we with 15 years Since taking your Cap ¬ The first touch of Rheumatism is a set out to carry this man wherever than fair warning of much torture to follow were going which was presumably sules I have lost all trace of pain and my The little pains which dart through the the camp behind intrenchments that stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have body are not so severe at first possibly a wed left in the morning backing him for not felt better in years They took turns at mere pang and cause little inconven ¬ ience but if the warning is unheeded half a mile or so until they came to a Yours Respectfully Just a TWIJV BROTHERS 17 ft 3M Little Pain MWfo You are cordially invited to inspect the handsomest line of Cloth ¬ ing Dry Goods Dress Goods Shoes etc ever displajed in Bourbon County Not alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend to give the people the benefit of buying them at a less price than other stores can offer See our new and mammoth - ¬ u tv- - year round Those who felt its first touch last year may be sure that with the first season of cold or disagreeable weather the mild pain of last year will return as a severe one and become more and more intense until the disease has them completely in its grasp Being a disease of the blood of the most obstinate type Rheumatism can be cured only by a real blood remedy No liniments or ointments can possibly reach the disease Swifts Specific S S S is the only cure for Rheuma ¬ tism because it is the only blood remedy that goes down to the very bottom of all obstinate blood troubles and cures cases which other remedies cannot reach - they will multiply rapidly and increase farmhouse that had a grassy yard in Lauka in severity until they become almost front They laid him down on the grass Sold by VV Mrs Brooks atWeishauft100 50c and T unbearable and took a little look af ound the house per box Send address on postal to the Rheumatism as a rule is much severer could see In a build in winter though many are so afflicted to see what theythey came across some Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free with it that they are crippled all the ing at the rear ¬ ¬ FALL STOCK OF MEN S BOYS and CHILDRENS a ri- - u - V er house alongside the wounded man and dropped the handle on the grass He laughed too when he saw it He was going the rest of the way in a private ambulance The two men took their blankets off their shoulders and untied them and spread their rubbers down on the bot- ¬ tom of the hand cart and spread their woolen blankets down on them and then they ran the hand cart up and rest- ¬ ed the handle on the front steps of the house and lifted in the wounded man and laid their guns in beside him Then they turned the cart around again and one man got inside the shafts with the crosspiece aganst his waist belt and the other man got behind to push They all smiled again when they started wounded man and all It beat backing him out of sight It was dry weather and the roads were sandy and up hill and on the level the wheeling was hard But there was more down hill than there was np places where they had to hold back and it was all immensely more com- ¬ fortable for the wounded man and so they got him back to camp and to the surgeon again But he died after all New York Sun thing that made em stand still and look at each other and laugh It was a wrigiits celery Tea cures constipa hand cart What use the folks here had tion sick headaches 26c at druggists 9 made of it they couldnt guess but they 5yy knew what use they were going to make of it T hey got it out f the building W S Anderson and polled it around the side of the Of Peck P O ¬ CLOTHING and underwear The largest stock and best quality in Mens Ladies and Childrens shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money- saving prices New and novel effects in Fall Dress Goods and Silk Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths Wrapper Goods Flannels Snteens Percales Comforts Blankets Ginghams Jeans Shirting Table Linens Duck Goods Napkins Linen Crashes Ticking Quilts Velvets Fancy Ribbons Hosiery Curtains Ladies Underwear Handkerchiefs all best makes of Corsets in colors and white GWes for Men Ladies and Children Gloves in Leather Kid and Wool Carpets Oil Cloths Matting etc With every purchase you get a coupon When you ha 8500 worth of coupon tickets yon get free a large handsome glas framed picture Call and see with your own eyes and you will acknowledge fhat we are the peoples friends Come once and you will come back again they all do because we give our customers honest goods at honest prices See our beautiful styles in Mens and Boys and Childrens vv ngnt s ueiery vjupsuies77 To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights¬ Celery Capsules from James T Blaser druggist Waverly O and used them for Stomach I was unable to Trouble and Constipation do anything for nearly two years J ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others o afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours Pike Co O Recommends Shirts - M i i -- Fold by all druggists at 5Uc and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free W S Andersm celery fresh cakes jr and crackers new sorghum molassesjJiNew York cream cheese Oysters tf FREE Newton Mitchell ASSIGNEES SaSe OF REAL ESTATE W W Sudduths assignee Plaintiff vs - SPECIAL MENTION Oos fine Tailor Made Mens Suits and Pants The Celebrated Mrs Jane Hopkins make n Boys and Childrens Suits and Pants The Famous Monarch White and Fancy Mens Shirts Stetson Hat3 Black and Brown Stiff Hats Rice Hutchins best quality and make in Shoes and Boots Twin Bros Custom Made Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes guaranteed to give satisfaction TAILORING DEPARTMENT Just received New Fall Piece We make Suits to order guarantee perfect fit Suits 10 up Goods Pants S3 up Call andleave your measure B B V- W W Sudduth on Defendant Capt OE Hughes the popular rail- ¬ road man of Columbia S C says At first I paid very little attention to the little pains but they became so much sharpr and more frequent that before long I was almost disabled The disease attacked my muscles which would swell to many times their natural size and give me the most intense pain I was ready to doubt that Rheuma- ¬ tism could be cured when I was advised to try S S S This remedy seemed to get right at the cause of the disease and soon cured me completely I believe that S S S is the only cure for Rheu¬ matism for I have had no return cff the disease for eight years The mercurial and potash remedies which the doctors always prescribe for Rheumatism only aggravate the trouble and cause a stiffness in the joints and aching of the bones which add so much to the distress of the disease besides serious- ¬ ly affectinsr the digestive organs SSS y z nra rrtj- - o tne i r i Vwiit s oucciiii- j as ji oniy- cure - ioi tcumaiisia uecause it is aDsoiuteiy iree rm potash mercury or other minerals the only blood remedv guaranteed D FORTUNES FROM GARBAGE Bv virtue of an order of saleBih the above styled action the undersigned will wBvSBt Science Converts the Refuse of Cities Into Steam Fertilizers Soap Etc William George Jordan writing on Wonders of the Worlds Waste in The The Ladies Home Journal says of a great city is worth a for garbage tune every year if properly utilized In St Louis the refuse is placed in enormous vertical cylinders surrounded by steam jackets which evaporate the 75 to 80 per cent of water in the garbage The fatty substances are dissolved and as the result of a number of processes a fertilizer is produced which is worth from 9 to 12 per ton the demand exceeding the supply One of the purest ¬ ¬ SATDRDAI NOVEMBER sell publicly 6B97 Paris Ky at two oclock p m4o the highest and best bidder the following described real estate Two tracts of land lying in Bourbon County Ky and bounded anek describ- ¬ ed as follows to wit at the court house door in TRACT NO I6 tsrely Vegetable Catarrh Scrofula Contagious Blood Poison Cancer Eczema or any other blood disease no matter how obstinate Books mailed free Address the Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia and never fails to cure Rheumatism ASISNEES NOTICE persons having claim against assigned estate of H Murgolen are requested to present them it once prosily proven as required by law to the nuiiersitrued in Paris Ky Those Knowing themselves indebted o B Margolfui arn requested to pay p mptly and thereby avoid court cost ALL LOUIS SALOSaiN r Harmon limy Stitt Attorney Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE All persons having claims a assigned estate of T H Tan notifies to present same at o ly p oveu to the undersign mav be barred by law JLAKK ASHBROOK the hereby r op r same T EASHBRC x Assignee of T H n Atty8 2j - ut r kK I G FOUP ROUTE BFST LINE TO AND FROM I TOLEDO 5 DETROj1 All Points in Micliigan CHICAGO yU i v hite City Special Besr Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Warner Sleeping Atractof55J acres oO landon the¬ Centerville Jacksonville turnpike deji scribed as follows Beginning at a stone corner jto Mrs ¬ Rowlands dower thence S 62i- E 1524 poles thence N5E 333 poles thence N and best soaps of the country was made 9E 2256 poles thence N 2 E 12 poles HOW TO FIND OUT of garbage grease before cottonseed oil thence N 8 E 18 poles thence leaving the Fill a bottle or common glass with urine entered the field It is now proposed to pike N 78 W 127 24 poles tbence S 25 ¬ and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi- ¬ light London by electricity for nothing N 4466 poles to the beginning ment or settling indicates au unhealthy condition of the kidneys When urine stains It now costs that city 108 4s 8d to TRACT NO 2 linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too get rid of a ton of garbage A combina- ¬ to urinate or the 11 acres and 15 poles ad- frequent desire vinciug proof pain in kid- ¬ A tract of tion of rollers and other apparatus has back is also con that the as neys and bladder are out of order been devised that can burn the garbage joining the abovetract and described WHAT TO DO at 24 cents 1 shilling per ton and gen- ¬ follows There is comfort in the knowledge so often Beginning at a stone marked G on that erate steam sufficient to run enough dy-¬ the plat of the division of the lands of expressed kidney Dr Kilmers Swamp Root remedy fulfills every wish the great namos to light the entire city London Levi Sudduth thence S 27V W 24 52 In relieving pain iu the back kidneys liver part of urinary bladder can thus save 3s 8d on each ton and poles to a corner to Hawkins tbence S sages and every inability the hold uri ne pascorrects Itpaiu passing i to bad etfects and¬ folin addition illuminate its city without 79i E 6508 poles to corner to Sheeley scalding or in overcost Garbage by a machine called the thence S 66i E 890 poles to corner to lowing use of liquor wine or beer and beiug comes that unpleasant uecessity of dust destructor is converted into clink- ¬ James Rowland thence N 16J E 4 poles compelled to get up many times during the night the extraorThe ers which can be used for roadways as to corner to same and Sudduth thence dinaryto urinate wamp mild audsoon realized ¬ Root is effect of N 25 E 2294 poles to corner to lot No 2 artificial stone for sidewalks and as in the It stands the highest for its wonderful cures 79 thence division of the most distressing caes If you ned sand for mortar and cement In Paris W 7260 poles aforesaidbeginning N to the a medicine jtou should have the best Sold the invisible particles of iron worn The above tracts will be sold as one by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar pamphlet You have a from wheels and from the shoes of Terms Credit of six and twelve both may free by sample bottle and The Paris sent mail Mention horses are rescued by passing powerful months bearing interest from day of KyNEWrfand send your address to Ur Co Binghampton N Y The magnets through the sweepings sale at six per cent and the purchaser Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen will be required to execute bonds with uiness of this offer 21sp lmo approved surety The purchaser may A Vision of the Future Clarence King formerly chief of the pay the bonds at any time Hifter the United States geological survey says confirmation of the report of sale The time is not far distant when J Q WARD JR a man can start out of Denver and EgoaSor Assignee Mowing travel to Klondike stopping every night is the title of at a mining camp Already two Ameri- ¬ m RAELTtOAD TIME CARD can stamp mills are pounding away on the borders of the strait of Magellan New Book of Travel N R R L and the day is approaching when a The story of his chain of mining camps will extend from ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Journey Cape Horn to St Michaels I believe From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p Around the world through Hawaii Austrawe are about to enter upon a century m 1015 p m lia Fiji Islands India which will open up vast resources and From Lexington 439 a m745 a ni SoHth Africa etc Beau- ¬ will be the grandest tho earth has ever 339 p m 627 p m v tifully illustrated by known Before the end of the twentieth From Richmond 435 a m742 a m Dan Beard A B Frost B W Clinedinst The 333 pm century the traveler will enter a sleepAuthors Masterpiece ing car at Chicago bound via Bering From Maysville 748 a m 330 p m Another Innocent Abroad strait or St Petersburg and the DEPARTURE OP TRAINS A success from the start dream of Governor Gilpin will be real- ¬ To Cincinnati 4459a m 755 a m Enormous sale assured ized 346 p m 3000 Agents Wanted To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m Exclusive field jencl for Slang 545 p m 1021 p m circulars and terms Mention papar Address The difference between ancient and To Richmond 1125 a m 543 p m TOE JOKES BROS PUB CO CCTCIMATI 0 modern slang was amusingly illustrated 1025 p m in a recent incident at the Chautauqua To Maysville 755 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent assembly when the teacher of English literature asked What is the mean ¬ ing of the Shakespearian phrase Go DATTlPTVrrnQ s and foreign D to procured and a member of the class replied Jt jHL XLjJlM Oh that is only the sixteenth century EUGENE W JOHNSON expression of the modern term Come PAT ¬ off The two phrases while appar ¬ SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN ENT CAUSES ently opposite do in fact substantially Local State C 1729 Now York mean the same thing Chicto Chron ¬ Office established Ave Washington D 1868 Charges moderate icle WILL BE FOUND IN Correspondence Requested 2mar ljan98 A Natural Inference THE BOURBON NEWS Did you hear what WMl ons lit AND THE tie boy said when they showe nim the -- l BOURBONS BIGG EST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY HOUSE ASD LOT AND BLACK ¬ Ojb SMITH SHOP FOR SALE L H Landman M D rlOIAST ¬ ¬ ¬ i DESIRE to sell my house and 6t Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ Ohio ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ancp in twelve months For further Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris particulars address or call on y BEN J F SHARON TUESDAY OCT 12TH 1897 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky returning every second Tuesday in each month Optician La ndman BO YEARS EXPERIENCE has been visiting this citv 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