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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): November 2, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. y I In - JU TIJ CHAMP MILLER k BOURB IN PRINTED EVERY TUESDATjlND FEIDAY MILLERSBURG qJHb NEW S T - Editors and Owners Established eeb l 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAIi PARIS BOURBON 00 KY TUESeJy NOVEMBER Y 2 1897 NO 88 spent Sunday here with friends McClintock shipped a car Mclntyre of extra good hogs to Cincinnati Fri ¬ day There is a standard of everything Mr S C Allen of Sharpsburg was A STANDARD OF VALUE the guest of his brother J G Allen A STANDARD OF MERIT Sunday A STANDARD OF STYLE Mr Wm Overbey of Winchester was THE STANDARD CARPETS are those we handle the guest of his son Harry Friday and Saturday NO BETTER GRADES were ever shown NO BETTER VALUES were ever offered Miss May Turner returned Saturday jfii NO BETTER PRICES were ever made We make it to your from an extended visit with relatives m old Virginia interest to buy now Mr Henry Bethards was in town last week for the first time- - after several months illness Jas T McClelland left Friday for Atlanta to attend the sale of horses THIS WEEK- 81250 1350 01520 shipped last week CORDUROY with or without box Misses Jennie M and Bessie Purnell 18 SU Xi LEATHER full size went to Paris Saturday to visit relatives for several days Mrs C B Smith and daughter re ¬ turned Friday from a visit to Eminence and other points NOW IN PROGRESS Mr Wm Carpenter will move into adjoining Jas thw Lyle property Warfords this week Rev U W Darlington of Washing ton was the guest of Miss QCarrie Current last week ja J McClelland Bros sold an extra fine road mare last week to Patterson OHIO Jewell of Lexington Mrs T P Wadell and little daughter Agnes arrived home Friday from a visit in Nelson county Mr Chas Hook of Augusta is the guest of his sister Mrs Jas A Butler EAST BOUND and brother Stephen Hook t t built on the patchwork plan cases 830am 600pm LV Louisville Mrs Jno Grimes and daughter Miss 1115am 84Upm Ar Lexington works at another Mary returned from a visit to relatives Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm made at one place 630pm 923pm Lt Winchesterll58am 950pm 915am 705pm then thrown together by a self styled in Louisville and Bardstown A Mt Sterlingl225pm 340pm 950am manufacturer are offered daily at Ar Washington 65 mm 705pm Miss Lizzie Brown of Cynthiana was Phlladelphial0t5am Ar prices so rediculous as to convince the guest of Mrs Hettie Brown and 1240rin 908pm Ar New York any intelligent person of their utter Mrs Pollock near town last week WEST BOUND worthlessness In marked contrast Mr J Smith Clark and wife will tt 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm are our moye into the Woolums residence to- ¬ Ar Winchester 800am 520pm 735am 345pm Ar Lexington daysoon after the polls are opened 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort Shelby ville 1001am 720pm Ar Mrs Saml Dodson and daughter Miss 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville and wife Ida visited Trains marked thus f run daily ex¬ which are remarkable for tone touch Paris from Wm Dodson yesterday in Saturday until cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville finish and durability as well as price G W Bryan has withdrawn from the New xorK witnouu Come and hear them and investigate race for Police Judge and John Hunter Lexington and change not only the instruments but also our as candidate for Constable of this place Sleeping Car reservations or plan of easy payments For rates Misses Lelia McClintock Bessie Bed- h any information call on mon and several young men from here I tf V YV r C F BROWER Setting Up CO PARAGRAPHS - News Notes Gathered In And About The Theatrical N BurK Col Wm Green of the L UK V Otherwise The Foyer Be marks In Fall Suitings And Overcoats Of f V a Standard v 5KIsbiI before November 20th the bent of material and best of trimmings at a reduction pri or -- Will make you a fine Business Suit for S25Q0 and up with as fine trimmings as any first class house would give you on their 4000 or 5000 suits Mm1- Special Couch Sale - - - Jill 1 m fJiM- - Call and see what kind of an Overcoat we will make you for from 2800 to 4000 with the very best of trimmings and material that can be had Call and examine Overcoatings and trimmings and be -- SB convinced Oriental Rug Sale C Pants We will make you the finest for 1200 that can be had anywhere but we make Panta from 500 to 1200 FORQETNOTS A JOLLY NIGHT That beautiful touching and pathetic orget-Me-Nots J35y entitled little wSfifc will be presented as a prelude totffiit immensely funny farce ht at the Opera House a o uuy j of the most sublime one- to nightis aisers ever written It ap act curtai peals to u hat is noble and best and when Jac LZfl yinour a young Virginian inhabits opens a letter in a of dissi foreign from his old mother ana unch of withered forget- finds a litt teecomes a man again when me nots a moment fore he was coward enough istol against his temple to place j with the tention of ending his lire The situation depicted is founded on fact andlirJjFirginia to day there resides a man ndyf old honored and feeble whose liieBwas saved by the timely ar rival ofallittle bunch of withered forget -F-- We will give you the best of make and by Union Labor F BROWER IT CO PARIS FURHISHIHG k TAILORING CO warn TIME TABLE Cheap Pianos III i H S STOUT Manager New Buggy Company me notss EVILS AUCTION Low Priced Pianos - g oriGEORGWrBAiiNEYTw5EariKy Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky MTAHCllMHMftwItwIMi PMKlBMtr I i i -- u mm - TTlT ltZTriKl41 A 121 and 123 a iZLlklKll rRHC X hkusobb act9oqeQcnjrapwiMVtJ litdKB rVleiwr---i- f West Fourth Street Mr Tno Jameson of the m 11 CINCINNATI iIU ManaeeHCbas H Yale of- the For- ever Devilfi Auction which has pver been note for its clever specialty featuresjjis fairly outdone himself in this seasonta production of that famous 8how pie5ff and offers as new novelties Colby and DeWitt the following comic acrftmts in The Organ Grinder the Phantos Aerial and the Honkey Mile Flora the Tough Girl Grotesqi on the iRire Brown and Harrison comedyfwjeeurs Mayme Mayo a bright ahd cleyginger dancer and banjoist - Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new BUGGIES BAROBGHES SUKKIES mmt ji Sole Stelnway Representatives Baven was complimented as one of the party of He publicans to make the trip to Covington and other points Friday on the Cam ¬ H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Co 1 to 5 p BOURBON FISCAL COURT O m Office Hoars 8 to 12 a m ED E xt ¬ ¬ be held voting precincts of Bour at the several bon county at the next regular November election 1897 to take the sense of the legal voters of said county shall issue bonds not exceeding the sum of 50000 for the purchase aud mainten- ¬ ance of the turnpike roads in said county free of toll to the traveling pub- ¬ lic It is therefore ordered that a poll be opened in each of said voting pre- ¬ cincts in said county and the Sheriff of said county is hereby directed to adver- ¬ tise said election and the object thereof RAILItOAD TIME CARD for at least thirty days next before the day thereof in some newspaper having N ft R L the largest circulation in the county and ARRIVAL OF TRAINS One male pig and three gilts of same also by printed hand bills posted up at not less than four public places in each From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p litter Eligible to register and of best voting precinct in the county and at the Good individuals m 1015 p m strains of blood five months old weight Court House door From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m ED D FATON C B C C 135 pounds Call on or address 339 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m GEORGE CLAYTON By virtue of the above order I will at 333 p m Hutchison Ky the next regular November election From Maysville 748 a m 330 p m 1897 open a poll at each of the voting DEPARTURE OP TRAINS places in Bourbon county to take the sense of the legal voters of said county To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m WO as to whether they will issue bonds not 346 p m exceeding the sum of 5Q000 for the To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m purchase and mainteinance of the turn- 545 p m 1021 p m i pike roads in said county free of toll to To Richmond 1125 a m 543 p m the traYeUnpnTbllBCEEDiNG 1025 p m s b c To Maysville 755 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent i DESIRABLE PROMPT- - A OLD RELIABLE It is ordered that an election paign train Mrs Jennie Burdine a well known lady who formerly lived here was mar- ¬ ried in Covington last Thursday to Mr J D Cobb a well known tobacco dealer of Corinth Grant county Dr C B Smith Layson Tarr Banks Neal Zene Flaugher and Cnas Clarke Jr the last of the Rockcastle fishing party returned Friday Peed Smith and several others claim to have gained from 10 to 20 pounds Hon Jas M Thomas Hon J T Hintou Wm Purnell Ed Paton Geo W Bowen Denis Dundon W C Jones Jas Burke Ben Perry Capt T E Moore June Payne Geo W Stiyers N A Moore and A J Gorey were among the number who attended the speaking and hand shaking here Saturday with our voters bined wjth all the other novelties con ¬ tained m the Devils Auction will certainly prove a feast of Pleasure to those interested It will be presented at the Grand in this city Friday night 0 Jtti y FfitBrescoms yjiVL everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do our work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all jobs to be first class Gall and see us Prompt attention to all orders a v A J H jiagM bumu ceni panir PARIS KY HIGH ST COB FOURTH Great - The performance- Robbery Train at night Friday considerable drew Grand the gallery applause from a packed but bored a small crowd in the parquet and dress circle The play well mount- ¬ ed and furnished a number of dramatic incidents which a large cast failed to Besides the named bring out properly persons on the program the company includes four Indians ami a brown bear and many persons considered the bear the best actor in the company wm MEANS ERFECTtQfl WHEN APPLIED 10 Miss Eva- Wescott a member of the - WITCTRMfefallH KJJAJJrli 5 tSJUlkrfggajvUag Poland China Hogs FOB SALE Darkest Russia company whipped the town dog catcher of Kansas City and recovered possession of her St Ber- ¬ nard pup which the dog catcher had nabbed Joseph Jefferson the actor recently preached asermon to the convicts in the Massachusetts State prison will give a reading at ShelbyvilleiSaturday evening and at Morrison Chapel Lexington Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Gun or Ammunition and take no other FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO o New Haven Ct John Fox Jr HINTON Agent Fire Wind ana blOrm Insurance P AYING The Wilbur Opera Company play in Lexington all next week will FARM j I3H MOTTS CHEMICAL CO Bob Fitzslmmons has joined the Elk Lodge at Marion Ind The only safe sure and reliable Female PTTt ever offered to liadiee especially recommend NYROYAL I ed to married TflrfA Ask for DE MOTTS PEHTTTSOYAI PIILS and take no otker Es Send for circular Price 100 per box 6 boxes for 5oo S PILL - Cleveland oi NON UNION BLUEGRASS NURSERIES At Private Sale A desirable farm containing - DAnmPTVTTQ Jrix X HjIN lO OS PROCURED AND FOBBIGN For SalejBy W T Brooks Druggist EUGENE W JOHNSON SOLICITOR ATO ATTORNEY 90I Acres SITUATED ON THE HAWKINS TURNPIKE ENT CAUSES IN PAT ¬ moderate Office established 18G8 Charges 8 MILES 1729 New York Avo Washington D C ASSIGNEES NOTICE Correspondence Requested FALL 1897 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 ¬ GUMMINS 2mar ljan98 WEST OF PARIS is offered at private sale on easy terms The farm is in a good state ef cultiva- ¬ AX EL DAXLEY KY sions Catalogue on application to H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky All persons having claims against the assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby C onsiderthe Quality notified to present same at once proper- ¬ Terms One third cash balance in your childrens School In buying One Thousand to Fifteen ly proven to the undersigned or same 1 have now arriving one and two years with interest from Hundred from Shoes New Fall stock Dollars to loan on first mort-¬ may Joe barred by law the greatest Sunday Newspaper in date T E ASHBROOK low prices but quality good gage at eight per cent per annum the world J Q WARD CLAY RION Assignee of T H Tarr 2 a year Price 5c a copy By mail 22je Attorney in fact iffANN cSAsHBRoOKjAttys HARMON STITT SUN Neir York Address THE 12oct Gwk For E M Hildreth tion well watered for man or beast even in this dry time is well improved 602 MAIN ST PARIS with new dwelling six rooms and hall Over Deposit Bank necessary out buildings including an excellent frame tobacco barn sufficient to house 14 acres of tobacco a great Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p abundance of locust timber Mr Jos H Hawkins who lives near the farm or Mr Connor who lives on it will take pleasure in showing it to purchasers persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of H Margolen The first of American Newspa- ¬ ace requested to present them at once pers CHAS A DANA Editor properly proven as required by law to the undersigned in Paris Ky Those snowing themselves indebted to H Margolenare requested to pay promptly The American Constitution the and thereby avoid court cost THE SUN FRANKFORT CIMMATI IT 1 In Effect March 1S97 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort ArrElkhorn LOUIS SALOSHIN Harmon Stitt Attorney M Assignee xn Money To Loan f ASSIGNEES NOTICE aimy American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duvalls Arr Georgetown live Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST BOUND Lve Paris 630am 643am 651am 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 822am fcftpm 34n 3c6pm Dailyby mail - Daily Sundayby mail 6 8 a year a year 415pra 430pm 442pm 4iKpru 82Sara 45Spni 840am 5d6fmx 920am 932am 36pm The Sunday Sun ArrElizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown- Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground Arr Switzer Arr Elkhorn GEO B HARPER 938am 548pBi 948am 55Bpm 1000am 6lUpm 1040am 635pm 1056am 646pm 1110am 1135am 711pm 1155am 725pm CD 542pm 5km M ll5aui 704pm i Genl Supt Fkaukfqrt Zi Genl Pass Ky BEBCAW Agfc -- fflF Va w- - V iir v THE BOURBON NE IL-- -- TJESDAY NOVEMBER 2 1897 facing the platform Young Henry George occupied the chair next to the aisle in the front row and his mother Caolcing is a fine art which mvmt be learned by study Good books on the sub the beat Important Stage in the Conference ject are necessary Amongcontaining noK is a little work fourr Sublishedrecipes from the best authorities Has Been Reached of cost It can be had free Baking by sending a stamp Powder Co New to the Cleveland The Agreement Said to Be Acceptable to York ELIZA R PARKER the United States and KufSa The Es ¬ Her Mistake tablishment of New Weather Sta ¬ Your wife doesnt seem to improve in tions in Important Centers health He No as fast as she gains strength Washington Oct 29 In reliable uses it up telling people what is the matter quarters it is stated that the confer- ¬ with her Chicago Record wvv IcA Jt- t DIED SUDDENLY 1 they hear hdd been printed upon th ballots Newspaper men who have been a part of the George campaign have felt strain which that he was undergoing abreaking him was surely and rapidly down At times he has been incoherent His whole temperament under went a complete change His speeches delivered by half dozen each day were often rambling though their trend was ever faithful to the toilers whose devoted champion he has been all his life Mrs George and Henry George jr have been solicitous regarding the effect of the terrible strain of his being bundled about from place to place each day and during the night making speeches before wildly enthusiastic gatherings of his admirers and it has been noted again and agahi that his faithful wife sat beside her husband on the platform from which he spoke or watched closely from a place of vant ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LYING IN STAf The Remains of Henry Gor by 30000 People SEAL QUESTION How to Coq3c - Apoplexy Carries Off Henry George Single Tax Advocate And Candidate of the Jefferson De- ¬ mocracy for Mayor of New York The Strain of the Campaign Too Much His Demise Will Change the WloIe Political Situation Georges Son Named to Take His Place Jr 3- Pt -- - r - - fa isa i- - fe- j- - J v- s -r J iar t fe-v- - - New York Oct SO Henry George the candidate of the Jeffersonian de ¬ mocracy for mayor of greater New York died in the Union Square hotel at 445 oclock Friday morning Death is supposed to be due to apoplexy Mr George arrived at the hotel about one oclock Friday morning He had just come from several large mass meetings in the borough of Queens and Brooklyn The work of the night seemed to have told on him He com- ¬ plained of being tired but his friends and relatives who awaited him thought it only the natural fatigue that follows such hard campaign work as Mr George had been doing -- S- fev - SK- -- - m j I v - - V isj tr S- age close- by Mr George has not been strong for the past three years and his son Henry George jr has been his companion in almost every enterprise in which he has engaged going with him on his tours of the west as a special news- ¬ paper correspondent in the last presi- ¬ dential campaign and keeping close at his side in his movements in the cam paign Mr Low candidate for mayor of Greater New York on- the citizens union ticket regarding Henry Georges death said The sudden death of Mr George under the stress of the campaign is a great tragedy No soldier on the bat-¬ tlefield ever gave his life for his coun- ¬ try more evidently than Mr George has laid down his life in behalf of the city of New York The George headquarters was the - ¬ - ¬ center of political interest Friday The executive committee met at three oclock Friday afternoon to decide whether a successor shall be named in - w-v - - s HENRY GEORGE fV ST- Haiti - fejLvr or art mediately several hundred personswho purposes of recreationmadeamusement or ofmeet sacred and we It has to day been were in waiting without enteredthe here upon holy ground and stand ashened in the hall with bowed heads They sav at presence of a message directed to us from the the head of the hall in an immense throne of God It is no ordinary message bower of floral tributes a plain heavy That messenger of death has been brought to black cloth covered casket restingjbn a our hearts that which has immeasurably shocked us dais Through the glass they sawthe We stand upon ground that is made sacred remains of the great man reposing by the remains of a man who was raised from calmly his features unruffled as if in among us by our father in Heaven to spread the messages of sleep The left arm rested lightly- on justice and peace truth and righteousness and to alL Ho died in a struggle for the cause of hu untimely death and his family will the breast the other by the side The SI m have the sympathy of the whole com- remains were clad in black broad- ¬ manity especially that of New York but it cloth a turndown collar and a plain was altogether too small for his broad mind munity in their bereavement and indomitable energy L Chicago Oct 30 Unless the death black tie He was simply a seer a propheta forerunner WFor the first half hour the thrbngpil sent byGodandwe can say in all reverence of Henry Geonre causes a postpone and ment Henry George jr and Miss ing up the hall in twos passed fc4He was in thewords of the Scriptures that There t man irate iofvLSOO anKour but sKorltEhe John a He wassent from God whoseofname was Marie JJitch of Chicago will betmar sent to bear witness the light anffiiK ried on next Thanksgiving Day Miss numbers swelled and grew until at one I believe I am not guilty of profanation of the HSeliisR v oclock Hitch Friday received a telegram from time 80 passed each minute At this sacred Scriptures when I say there was a man Mrs George was prostrated and was Henry George jr notifying her of his rate 4800 an hour the crowd passed sent from God and his name was Henry cared for by the friends of the family fathers death She denied the report until the churches emptied their audi- ¬ George mi Henry Georges gentle heart was ready to at the hoteL sv that Mr George had asked for a post- ences into the vast concourse which break because he saw that nothing came from Tom Johnson was immediately sent ponement and unless her fiance was winding its way down from the professors of the schools of politicalecono for and arrived at the hotel at 510 should later make such a request the Forty sixth street to the Palace my which could improve the condition of tho the oclock He announced that a meeting ceremony will take place in Chicago on and which filled Forty sixth street people because the limits of to knowledge of be those economists was hardly and Third avenue for many blocks within the bounds of science at all considered of the George leaders would be held at the date originally agreed upon the Everett house at 11 oclock Friday hours the Truly it was designed by providence to raise Loxdox Oct 30 The newspapers For the last two upon the course Friday devoted much attention to the crowd came at the rate of G 000 an hour up such a man before the world to expose the morning to determine of of action death of Henry George publishing This is the highest rate obtainable un ¬ fallacy and the injusticegonetheir reasoning George Wherever word has Frank Stevens a personal friend of long sketches of his career and philo- der such circumstances as these Any is dead his teachings livethat Henryvoice is and his Mr George and one of his campaign sophical and economical theories great celerity would have meant an un- heard though he lies still in death His works managers was at the candidates bed dignified irreverential rush have been read throughout the world and in side after the fatal attack came He New York Oct 29 Henry George was born August Lewis a prominent single every language known in the universe George at Philadelphia September 2 1839 He received taxer wept bitterly as he passed by speaks to all humanity to day said Friday morning and John S Crosby who has been one of I came into the Union Square hotel a common school educationalso a then went into and tenderly laid a bunch of violets on a counting room He was sailor and aft active at 1 oclock Friday morning and found erward learned the printers trade In 1858 he the glass A woman who followed in the mostwas campaigners for Henry George the last speaker and the Mrs George sitting at a table in the reached California where he worked at the the line about an hour later placed a 1866 case until when modest bunch of pinks beside the vio- only layman who spoke dining room with a few friends Mr printers he a reporter and became The last addi ess was concluded after lets George had just returned from the ward working editor differat shortly after five oclock and the Central opera house where he had de ent times on the San Francisco Times and Post A little before 3 oclock the line was livered a speech He returned to New York in 1880 and went to stopped and those who could not get in meeting was dismissed with directions After a light meal Mr George com England and Ireland the following year where were compelled to turn back and get from a member of the committee as to twice arrested suspect plained of indigestion He soon re he wasreleased when as aidentity but after- ¬ out from the police li les A catfef ul the manner of dismissal from the hall ¬ wards his became estired after bidding us all good night tablished Mr George is best known to the estimate of the number who could not Nearly all of those present took adMrs George found him sitting in an world at large through his writings upon eco- get in is 30000 This number is equal vantage of the opportunity to view arm chair about 330 oclock Soon nomic questions notably his work entitled to the number of those who passed the the face of Henry George and the Progress and Poverty published in march past his coffin was continued as after his condition became alarming other works are Our Land and Land 1879 His casket Then another throng came Policy it had been in progress during the day and she summoned several of us I 1871 Irish Land Question 1881 Social those who wished to hear the eminent Simple private services were held at went at once for the doctor and on my Problems 18S3 Property in Land a contro- clergyman praise Henry George Dur 10 oclock Monday morning at the famnotifversy with the duke of Argyle 1884 The Conway stopped at the Waldorf and ing the last hour an orchestra played Latti He was greatly dition of Labor an open letter to Pope Leo Copins funeral ied- Mr Johnson march Handels ily residence Revs George and of the and Perplexed mer of Philadelphia cousins shocked and lost no time in getting XIIL 1891Spencera 1892 In 1886Philosopher Largo and The Lost Chord Herbert Mr George down to the Union Square hotel was nominated by the United Labor At the back of the platform pn a deceased and both Episcopal clergyI then went to Mr Georges resi- party for mayor of New York poll heavy crepe back ground was a por- men officiated The body was carried to Greenwood dence on Ninety second street South ing 68000 votes against 90000 for trait of Henry George surrounded with Hewitt the Brooklyn and notified the members of Abram S for Theodore democratic nominee American flags At the front of the and interred in the family lot on Ocean and 60000 Roosevelt now the family there His son Richard and ant secretary of the navy republican assist platform stood a bust of the fallen Hill looking on the Atlantic After his unmarried daughter were there at his nomination for mayor by the Jeffersonian leader modeled by his son Richard At The Murderer Escaped the time With them were two nieces democrats a month ago Mr George made an the foot of the pedestal upon which extremely active canvass speaking several Norristown Pa Nov 1 Joseph of Mr Georges daughteiS of his times every evening and working from early to the casket rested were numerous floral Carozzo an Italian was shot and kill- brother Thomas who resides in Phila- late at his headquarters tributes including a cross from one rA lofa finfuwlnw nirrhf rlTivinrr fl nilflr- delphia He gave to the can maiem its mostsensntlmiiii arm of which hung a wreath of white at Horsham about four miles from C I Roskoph one of the campaign incidents its attacks on Richard Croker and ana pmic roses irom iur ana rel city James Wheeler colored ot managers was at Union Square hotel Senator Piatt whom he threatened to prosecute Mrs Tom L Johnson a wreath this for various crimes such as levying blackmail Philadelphia charged with the crime early Friday morning He said upon city contractors and aspirants for office of immortelles and pink orchids from was located in Philadelphia Sunday The movements of the Jeffersonian should he be elected mayor His candidacy Joseph Pulitzer roses democracy will go on as steadily as gave to the coming election its greatest ele- - mums in a wreath fromand chrysanthe Two detectives went to a second floor John CMilhol room to arrest him He knocked them ment of uncertainty for according to expert ever Mr George has said that should politicians land On the card was written This down and jumped from the window to it his election be not possible he preferred estimate how was practically impossible to to his memory for I hold him dear He much of Bryans vote of last Two other detectives at-¬ the street 1 believe the year would go to George Mr Low as next mayor instead of Van Wyck was honest he was brave and he loved tempted to capture Wheeler but he votes that would have gone to George Chief McCullagh was in broke away and escaped under fire the people The Gregory Will Contest will he thrown for Seth Low the police arCniCAGO Oct 30 The election law of New York proProbate Judge personal command ofwere 055 police- from the detectives rangements There Trides explicitly for the filling of vacan- Kohlsaat Friday rendered his decision Bi Fire at Ludlow Pa men on duty in the neighborhood cies whether caused by death declina in the Gregory will case in favor of and in Bradford Pa Nov 1 A special the Palace By the gentlemanly tion or otherwise It is required by the piaintiff Martha Clybourn The conduct of every patrolman it was pos- from Ludlow Pa to the Era says the j law that with each list of candidates contest over the million dollar estate sible to handle the greatcrowd without f large tannery of John G Curtiss was whether nominated in convention or pn of Allen Gregory father of the stock any disagreeable circumstances totally destroyed by fire Sunday afterpetition there shall be filed the names yards which has been in progress The crowd came down the avenue noon For a time the town was threatof one or more persons authorized to several days proved a sensation The five deep and was passed through the ened by the fire and a call for assistrepresent the convention or petition- plaintiff Martha Clybourn sought to to Warren The fire de- ¬ right ance was ers in such emergencies as may arise establish her rights as the widow of halls in twos Those going to theGrand partment sent that place responded and of prior to the day of election and Allen Gregory and did so through the passed across a bridge nto the went to arrived in time to prevent the fire who station these committees have authority to evidence given by Mrs Lillia Greg Central proceeded Those a short flight from spreading to the town The loss down the left substitute a new name for that ory of Kansas City a niece of the mil- ¬ will not be less than 150000 of stairs into Depew place of any candidate dying or declining or lionaire 3 oclock the people were Before being ascertained to be legally dis Thirty Five New Fever Cases Fire In a Mine permitted to occupy the seats in the qualified for any office for which the New Orleans Nov 1 Board of Scranton-- Pa Oct 30 Fire broke hall The front six rows in the main candidate is named In the event of the out 130 oclock Satui day morning in health report Cases of yellow fever to fill a vacancy arising the main slope of the Von Storch mine part of the auditorium were reserved Sunday 35 deaths Sunday 5 total nomination for after the official ballots have been An extra force of men was at work of the family the immediate friends cases of yellow fever to date 1510 tothe deceased the pall bearers and tal deaths from yellow fever to date printed which is probably the case timbering in the mine Some are now the ushers now pasters bearing the name of being hoisted up the shaft cases absolutely recovered It can not All the rest of the main floor was 183 total cases under treatment 582 745 total the new candidate are to be supplied be learned at this hour whether any as the regular ballots these pusters men will be imprisoned or not City open to the crowd and it took but a The influenza has reappeared in Ber-¬ fvhen placed upon the ballots to have firemen are helping to fight the Uames short time to fill the halL The family and intimate friends oc lin and many persons have been at k the samp effect as though the name which are burning fiercely cupied reserved seats on the righthand tacked by it - gfST - - J 330 oclock when Mrs George was awakened She found Mr George sit¬ ting in an arm chair I am not feeling quite comfortable said Mr George to his wife Wont you go back to bed inquir v ed Mrs George anxiously I will sit here awhile was the an-¬ swer Mrs George at once grew anxious as to her husbands condition Mr George gradually grew incoherent and lapsed into semi consciousness Mrs George was now thoroughly alarmed and called her son Henry Georere jr from an adjoining room Frank Stevens was also called in Mr George was now unconscious A call was sent to Dr Kelly of 117 East Fifty ninth street and he came without delay Mr George was still unconscious All efforts to revive him failed With out sign of recognition to those around uSl IPfcatr t liin liepassed peacefullyaway at 445 ¬ c Not long after reaching the hotel he retired Mrs George awaited him in Room 22 of the hotel It was about name of Henry George jr for the name of his father Henry George as candidate for mayor of Greater New York The body of Henry George will lie in state in the Grand Central Palace all day Sunday and Sunday evening the remains will be taken to the Brooklyn city hall escorted by labor societies and other organizations Mr George was an Episcopalian but was not very regular in his attendance at church His widow is a Catholic and it was often said that her husband intended to embrace Catholicism Gen racy said Friday night I was greatly shocked at the news of Mr Georges death CI knew and es- ¬ teemed him personally as a true sin- ¬ cere and upright man and citizen He was a man of earnest convictions an d was courageous and able in upholding them All must deplore his tragic and late Friday afternoon substituted the Mr Georges place The Thomas Jefferson democracy Wjewed was beside him Mrs George was heavily veiled when she entered the hall but during the speaking she raised her veil and followed the remarks of Floral Tributes Were NumeHtt The each speaker attentively While show ¬ Funeral Ceremonies Were IraprMSive ing plainly the strain that she has a iviiiti fhn Romains Wu3f passed through Mrs George main ¬ terred on Ocean Hill Greenwood ustained her composure with stern forti- ¬ tude New York Nov 1 The Toay of To Henry George lay in state Sunday in seated the right of Mrs George were the Grand Central Palace and30000 ly andthe other members of the fami- ¬ people reverently passed thejfeasket George relatives including Richard a son of md looked upon the face of the dead his daughter Missthe philosopher and Anna George John philosopher From 9 oclockjn the V George a brother of the deceased norning tiU 3 in the afternoon a and other relatives were present stream of men women and cluidren The honorary pallbearers some of joured into the halL whom sat on the The immense throng was composed of Mayor William T platform included Strong of New representatives of all classespf all York Mayor Frederick W Wurster of religiogsEqpin shades of life and all Brooklyn Willis J Abbett Albert L ion On every face was stamped the Johnson unmistakable signs of sincere jjgret W DaytonJohn P Cranford Charles George Carey Eggleston while hundreds o faces wereJraTrawn Horace White flier v McHugh Bol-¬ with suffering and pain Tqjthou- - ton Hall John Edward Charles OCon- ¬ Milmer sands of those who passed byHenry nor Hennessey John Swinton Lawson George was personally knownand it Purdy John H Girdner A Van Dusen wras these who lingered for afjonger John R moment to gaze again on the rface of StephensWaters M R Leverson Frank and Robert Schalkenback the man whom to know was to lqye The committee which had charge of Some of them wept The children the funeral arrangements included of whom there were hundredswere Brisbon Walker Hamlin Garland raised along by the guard andheld up James Clarence Harvey and others while they gazed at the featuresl the who also acted as pallbearers man who died fighting to brighten The exercises began at 325 with the Wtheir lives singing of the hymn Lead Kindly In the early dawn the bodywas Light by the Plymouth church quar- ¬ moved in a plain hearse from iUnion tette Rev Dr Heber Square hotel to the Grand Central Pal- ¬ was Mr Georges warm Newton who personal friend ace unattended save by the guards of as well as pastor then read the burial honor and four policemen Behind the service Dr Newton hearse came a single carriage JaAnna priestly robes and hedid not wear his had no reading George the youngest daughterwho desk The service was therefore in a insisted upon accompanying thefbody way entirely informal there being al- ¬ to the Grand Central Palace NoVper so no responses It suasion could sway her from herSpur regular burial service was however the of the Episcopal pose church The only music rendered in Weeping bitterly she stood at v the connection with was the chanting of head of the stairs at the hoteland the Lords prayerit oegged to be permitted to goShe At the conclusion of serv- ¬ wished to arrange the flowers about ice Rev Dr Lyman the burial spoke Abbott the casket in which her fathers re briefly upon the character and public Pleadings proving services of Henry George mains reposed vain she became importunate and- - re-¬ Rabbi Gottheil spoke next fused to permit the body to be taken After another hymn by the choir away unless she accompanied Rev Dr McGlynn spoke Prior to his other members of the family their address the vast assemblage had pre- ¬ grief emphasized by the childs utter served a church like quiet but the abandon of anguish yieldedCand ringing words of Dr McGlynn soon Richard George her brother accompa- ¬ evoked an outburst of applause which nied her to the palace Therefwith could not be repressed Dr McGlynn loving hands she arranged the flowers said in part as she would have them and permitted The place where we meet here this after ¬ no one to render the slightest aidJg noon is not one dedicated to religion or to the At 9 oclock the doors opened anaam service of God but has generally been used for - by the use of coffee Re reference to sealing in the Behring sea Who are injured been placed in all the npnflv1 them has and the North Pacific has advanced to grocery stores a new preparation called an important stage and that a propo GRATN O made of pure grains that takes sition has been reduced to writing the place oi cotiee The most delicate stom uui receives which if accepted will bring about a ach can tell itit witnout aiscress aim cost from coffee It does not few ¬ complete change in the sealing ques- over as much Children may drink it with tion The proposition is said to be ac- ¬ great benefit 15 cts and 25 cts per pack- ¬ ceptable to the United States It is age Try it Ask for GRATN O i ence between Russia Japan and the United States now proceeding here in There Is a Class of People understood to be acceptable similarly to the Russian delegates now here hut in view of the restrictions placed upon them by their credentials it has been thought desirable to Petersburgfor to St cable The Japanese del final instructions egates are understood to have felt at first that the proposition would not be in their interest but on fuller conference Mr ITujita determined to cable the substance of the proposition to his government accompanying it with a recommendation of its acceptance Little doubt is entertained that Russia will accept the proposition and in - The girl in love who has a rival should keep an eye on her and if the rival is a widow keep both ejes on her Chicago News We have not been without Pisos Cure for Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrel Camp St Harrisburg Pa May 4 94 When some men have nothing else to do they argue religion Washington Demo¬ ¬ crat Neuralgia is cured by St Jacobs Oil Use it Youll see it -- The miner cannot hope to succcedunless he gets down to business Chicago News J jf itrhe Old or new rheumatic pains view of Mr Fujitas recommendation Cured by St Jacobs Oil is believed that Japan also will join it in it The greatest secrecy is pre- ¬ A girl who thinks she is pretty soon shows served in all officials quarters as to that she thinks so Washington Democrat the nature of the proposition and it is not officially admitted that any proposition has been made From equally reliable sources it is under stood that the proposition has a far reaching scope and provides for the Suffered with I J for Five Years but Hoods Sarsaparilla Cured material limitation or entire suspen I had catarrh in my head and suffered sion ot pelagic sealing or sealing on with it for five years I was also troubled the high seas Such a decisive step if agreed to by Russia Japan and the with weakness I ha re taken Hoods Sarsa- ¬ United States would it is understood parilla and it entirely cured the catarrh not involve any concerted move to built up my system and did me a gretat W E Melloway Colum- ¬ menace the claims of Great Britain deal of good Remember and Canada to the right of pelagic bia Missouri on the high seas sealing but propo would a be rather oE con- ¬ us the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier expressive sition the clusions of the three most interested Hnotc PUIs cure sick hendiche 25a powers that in the interests of human ¬ TENNESSEES BEAUTY ity and the preservation of the seal SPEAKS FOR HER SEX herds of their respective governments GatarrU in the Head Hoods SarsapariSla - t ¬ ¬ TK ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ all nations including Great Britain and her colony Canada should unite with Russia the United States and Japan in such effective prevention of pelagic sealing on the high seas as will put an end to it and thereby se- ¬ cure the preservation of the seals Chief Moore of the United States weather bureau in his annual report to Secretary Wilson calls for an appropriation of 1044050 for the next fiscal year and says this will ad ¬ mit of the establishment and equipment of new stations in im portant centers of population Esof stations in the tablishment southwestern part of the country em bracing Nevada Utah Arizona New Mexico and southern California where storms frequently originate is urg ed An investigation has been made as to the influence of climate season and weather on sunstroke and the con- ¬ clusion reached that sunstroke becomes imminent during the summer months when the mean temperature of any one day or of several successive days equals or nearly equals the normal maximum temperature for the period Twenty experimental kite flying stations are contemplated this year and confidence in the great value of the ultimate result is expressed Washington Oct 29 It is possible as a result of the change made in the leadership of the Marine band the engagement of that organization to furnish music for the Chicago Horse The contracts for this show may fail engagement it is said were made by Prof Fanciulli the retiring leader He arranged the progamme in co operation with the officers of the Chicago show and this programme which has already been published in ¬ cludes several numbers of Prof Fan ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Doyles writes 3 CKi 45 Y Tenn Dr M A Sim ¬ mons Iiiver Medicine needs no commendation It speaks for itself It cures ILiver Station Disorders and breaks up Biliousness and Bilious Colic I think it is far bet- ¬ ter than Thedfords Black Draught This occurs in early womanhood espGO ially when the constitution is not strong It may result from sudden exposure to cold immersion of the hands and feet in cold water sitting on the cold ground or damp grass sedentary habits confining occupa ¬ tions continued standing on the feet irreg- ¬ ular hours and forcing the development of the mind at schooL Best is essential and moderate exercise in the open air most bene- firSnl Thfihowels should be moved at least once a day by small doses of Dr M A Sinai msiuiaiuo monb Jjiver uiuuiuiuc uuu iuo Vine Wine effects of Dr Simmons Squaw should be secured by taking regularly a doso three times a day for several weeka Menstrual Suppression mii Kjwrr ZrfV SjzjsZC Loss of Spirits It also cures Iiiver Disease Biliousness Constipated Bowels It does not gripe and takes less to operate on me than either Black Draught or Zeilins and it has a more thorough and Jfe 1 jMiihii gentle effect and leaves my mitr system- in better condition than either RlorCelina Tcnn writes Have used Dr 31 A Simmons Liver Uledicine lOyearsfor Flesh Sick Stomach IiOiv 1W I I jr rkfOT-nrVif-- nr7oilinD General lassitude First something impure has been put into it Second the five excretory organs have not been sufficiently active We are provided with five organs for keep ¬ ing the blood pure they are the skin the kidneys tho liver the lungs and the bowels The blood becomes impure for one or both of two reasons ¬ ciullis own compositions ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i j i ¬ said to be doubtful whether the Chicago people will be content with the change in the personnel of the band which the departments action has brought about In order to escape further criticism at the hands of the labor organizations the navy department has laid down the rule that hereafter the Marine band shall not be allowed to play in any city where they might be regarded as competing with civilian bands All of the bandmen have been enlisted with an understanding that they might eke out their slender pay as enlisted marines by playing outside engagements Most of them are men of family who could not subsist upon a marines pay so that this order is expected to result in the refusal of most of the bandsmen to re enlist and in the case of the more noted musicians in their buying their discharge so that the futureof the fa-mous old Marine band is in doubt ¬ It is now Owing to its complicated formation the blood is liable to many morbid changes If any of the organs just mentioned are not in perfect working order so that impurities are retained the blood becomes disordered anJ even diseased When corrupted its impuritiesare absorbed by the tissues caus ¬ ing eruptions fevers lassitude and langour For restoring the above organs to a health ¬ ful condition there is no medicine so effec ¬ tive -- ri Tr tT A Sinmon Iiiver BJedi THE FIRESIDE SVTrLY CO otZane ville Ohio has decided to make AX TJN PAKALLELEU OFFER as a means ot advertising njjd oiiDia If BB i i extending lis business AH AIR TIGHT VUil lav Sill 3 E II nil IBM viHls Rr I HEATING 9 STOVE Will be sold for OO Days 3 We do not ask you to buy a 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to her in the event of a Vl8CfiKTER Repeating Arms Co avc Hew Haven Cwjn - 180Winchester lalgjKylWaEglrl CURES rupture of peaceful relations with the United States Some of the continental governments especially Germany are understood to expressly repudiate the validity of the Monroe doctrine Thanksgiving Day Washington Oct 20 President Mc ¬ Best Cough Syrup Tastea Good Use in time Sold by druggists TO WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS ¬ -- 2- ireatment Free AN 3ROPSY ot ases Bend NEW DISCOYEferf ror boot Dr 11 testimonials and 11 quick relief and cures worst GBKKVS S033 etaa lo dan AUantai - ¬ ¬ iSB 1681 Kinley will issue his first thanksgiving WHEN TVKITING TO ADVJEUTISJElfcM plenac state that yon saw the Advertiseproclamation Friday It will fix Thurs Hcnt la this paper day November 25 as the date ¬ K E - r ZAl - Jti Sk -- - v r- tr i v sa - - V - THE BOTJKBON NEWS TTJESDAfOYEMBER 2 1897 For the sake of your personal aaSsty Warrenton is dowstairs sir and vants to see you Innocent men have been executed for Send him up here said Whidby I crime too often for one to deliberately put his head into a halter dont care to go down said the young man un ¬ Pooh In a moment Col Warrenton entered He was a short middle aged man with easily It seems like confessing to put guilt to keep back anything bearing a red face and iron gray hair He his silk hat on a table and gave Whidby on the case You are not capable of seeing what his hand I was dumfounded by the news he is best for you to day my boy Dont¬ We are such good friends that say anything about it for awhile any said I waived all ceremony and came right way at least not till I see you again All right I can promise that said round Whidby as he shook hands with the Im glad you did old man returned Sit down and excuse me if lawyer Whidby Whidby continued to pace the floor am not entertaining The truth is I I of the room until Matthews rapped at am badly broken up over this affair Something is wrong with me I am not the door What is it now asked Whidby ad- ¬ myself at all The visitors glance wandered aim- ¬ mitting him A lady in the library to see you lessly about the room in the silence that followed Whidbys remark Then the sir Col - -- FAIRY DELL Xlttte Dottie Daniels wait a bit and tell ATI the irefcty tales you heard down in fairy I r dell Jill the little whisperings and the trilling words Gargled in the crickets throat and the meadow birds Tell us how the birds themselves know the days to sing Ivnow the frosty winter days from the days of spring How the leaves of summertime when the summer old Turn from deepest green my dear to crimson and to gold Tell us artr the angels come tripping through the blue To tip their tiny dippers up brimming full of dew And how tlhe dewy showers look twinkling from the skies When a body takes them in through a fairys eyes Tell us Dottie did you see in your fairy DOWN IN All lie pruno Thev art O o bring tlconin into this room and you must nowbe here Poor little girl To think tfeSjfc would bring such trouble on youl2p MiseDelmar rose and wiped her eyes I wSiCa goose to break down that way fsffi- said forcing a smile I came tcjfitry to comfort you with an assurance nry faith in you and Ive acted likja schoolgirl You will write vhpSSkb itlv Raid 7 jr - Youdlbet ter not stay darling ANNUAL REPORT Of the Secretary of Agriculture Becom mends Increased Appropriation to Aid Animal Industry American Wheat Being Imported Washington Oct 80 Secretary Wil- ¬ Quantity by Way of Hamburg son Friday presented his report to AUSTRIAS GBAIN CEOR In the president reviewing the operations of the agricultural department for the Large Purchaso Also Made Throagli tho past year The most important rec- ¬ Vienna Produce Exchange A Report ommendation made by him is one that agents for the department should be stationed at each of our more import ¬ ant American embassies for the collec- ¬ tion of information of interest to American farmers The secretary recommends an in- ¬ crease in the appropriations in aid of the- bureau of animal industry of the weather bureau and publication offices He thinks the department should be enabled to place the result of import ¬ ant operations at agricultural colleges before the entire country so that the farmers of each state may get the result of the good work done in other states He refers to the efforts of the department to aid the foreign markets for our dairy and live stock products which he thinks can be done by making the foreigners familiar with them In- ¬ stead of sending abroad for seeds he says the policy in the future will be to encourage the introduction of such seeds as will enable our people to ill versify their crops and keep money at home that is now sent abroad to buy ¬ Prepared by Frank H Hitchcock Chief of the Section of Markets Warrenton to see me as sodoWsyou know anything definite Col to menjeend wontu Certainly It he replied willfcalL come -- tickle peoples throats Did you see the spinning shop where the spider sits And weaves his gauzy web about and knits and knits and knits See him wink his wicked eyes and lick his fuzzy jaws All because a butterfly was coming toward his claws dont understand What a host of pretty sights must have The lawyer drew his chair nearer to met your eyes When you dwelt in fairy dell under starry the young man who was seated on the lounge and laid his hand on his knee skies What delightful symphonies must have Of course it is absurd to think of filled your ear TVhen you lay awake at night and listened your being concerned in Strongs death Alfred he began but I am obliged Dottie dear T Reed in Chicago Inter Ocean Edwin through the force of habit to look at such affairs from a professional stand- ¬ point I know you are innocent but innocent men have been hanged before this and I have seen men put on trial for murder with less circumstantial have got All the homes the bats have found and the naughty motes That lodge at night in peoples eyes and the eerie little caves that the grot imps colonel said You need not tell me anything I have heard all about it from Capt Welsh He and I have been intimate friends for years You have not asked for nry advice but I love you like a brother and I dont want to see you run your head into trouble for the lack of a lawyers opinion Why do I need legal advice asked Whidby nervously In what way I i From Clue to Climax BY WILL N HARBEN evidence against them than there is Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co CHAPTER Continued He sat down and tried to collect his thoughts but it was impossible Half an hour went by He heard the jury tramp through the hall cross the veranda and go out at the gate Then Matthews rapped on the door Come in said Whidby Two undertakers are waitin out-¬ ride sir said the servant They both want the job I toP em Id see you - n against you Whidby brushed back his disheveled hair with a quivering hand and stared at his friend You mean called to the old man as he was closing What was the verdict of the jury he asked Met his death by the hand of some person unknown sir They called me back to open the windows and I -- about it Use your judgment engage one of them I cant attend to it Whidby the door K stayed lF 1 Ah you remained in there Matthews opened the door a little wider and stood in the opening Your name came up mighty often sir after Elfe v you went out My name i What did they say about catch it all sir but the de tective mentioned the stain on your hand and said it no doubt came from the sheet or from the curtain between the rooms He said your explanation satisfied him and that he did not believe a guilty man would wait dor the police to come before he washed his bands and then do it right before em It seems to me at would be foolish to mix you up in it sir even if you did know about the will Will What will are you talking about asked Whidby abruptly Why masters will sir They must V opened his desk an got into his private papers for they said there was a will makin you heir to all the property They seemed to think there was motive enough but they couldnt fasten it on ¬ ¬ I didnt It all depends on Hendricks the He is the bright- ¬ colonel interrupted est man in his line in the world If he gets on the track of the real criminal you are all right and not a soul will accuse you but if his investigations should be confined to this house it might grow very unpleasant for you It struck me that this view of the case might not occur to you and that is the reason I am here You see it is well that I came of my own accord for if you had sent for me it might have an ugly look The young man rose and began to walk to and fro across the room I am very much obliged he sighed I never dreamed of being suspected Mat- ¬ thews said that after I left the room during the inquest something was brought up about the blood stain on my hand and uncles will but that did not trouble me Col Warrentons glance followed his friends form backhand forth fora ni6j ment then he said Pardon me my boy but do you real- ¬ ly know if you got the blood on your hand from the sheet or from the por- ¬ tiere Is your memory clear on that - cused that I may yet be ac- ¬ point What else did you hear Matthews Whidby had turned pale and was twist- ¬ ing kis handkerchief tightly in his Jiands If one is to be suspected of murdering ones nearest relative in cold lood it is a substantial comfort to know that there is not enough evidence to convict Did you hear anything Nothin important sir There was a good deal said about a report that master was thinkin about gettin mar- ¬ ried and that he would likely alter his will if he did Mr Soddingham mentioned that it had been talked of at the club but that you had laughed at the report They seemed to have found some of the young ladys letters with masters papers and they appeared to point that way T think I did deny the report at first said Whidby thoughtfully but think my I confess I had just begun to a wormy uncle was in love She is young woman but much too young for him and was influenced by his wealth Perhaps you had better go nd speak to the undertaker I suppose they will want to put up the coffin in here I shall go upstairs and occupy the front room I dont feel like going out my head aches and I dont seem ito have my wits about me I could not rest in my old room with the undertaker in the other ¬ fou lse it K No I did not notice it till I started to wash my hands In fact the detec- ¬ tive called my attention to it I must have been very much excited or I would have noticed a thing like that but old man my head is in such a whirl that I do not know what I am saying I overslept and feel as if I had been drugged Besides Whidby stopped at the colonels side and put his hand on his shoulder besides to tell the truth something has come into my mind since I have been in this room something I did not remember at the inquest Per- ¬ haps I ought to tell the police about it since I did not think of it when testi fying As I was lying down just be- ¬ fore you came up something flashed into ray mind like a dream I seemed to recall walking about my room and be-¬ ing half walced by stumbling over a chair near my bed I caught the chair to steady myself and half remember that my shirt which I had thrown on the chair when I went to bed fell on the floor It seems to me that I picked up the shirt and replaced it and then went back to bed I know the shirt was on the chair when I waked this morning but I cant imagine what I was doing up in the night Ah that is indeed curious said the Can you re ¬ lawyer thoughtfully member passing the portiere or touch ¬ ing it with your hand Xo I have told you all 1 remember Was the chair between the portiere and your bed hear from me every day I will send the colonel round this evening Whidbr stood at the window and watchedjFher graceful figure pass throughlghe gate and cross the street to see me Who is it A lady Fmgre I did right in not telling I took her to be Miss Delmar sir her about that afterthought of mine It would only worry her Annette Miss Delmar You must he reflected and and perhaps it means nothing be mistaken My God it will after alii And yet I think not sir Could I have done it drive nprnad Tell her I will be down at once Whidby turned to a mirror and stared Will itulCome back to me some day He sankon the sofa covered his face liis haggard features and dishevelled can want with hislhands and groaned aloud hair I wonder what she to be continued he said to himself as Matthews softly This is no place for closed the door her Poor girl She has heard the reAlKTiRUISM IN PRACTICE ports and could not wait No Placefor Extreme Self Denin1 In Descendingthestairsandtuminginto large Cities However the library Whidby found the visitor Thefegwas once an altruist who had standing at a window looking into the an important engagement in a distant yard Annette he exclaimed as she town Accordingly he went to the rail- turned and lie advanced to her with ex ¬ jWay station to buy his ticket passen gers were not allowed to pay on the tended hands r Oh Alfred she cried softly as she train Thisvman possessed an athletic and put her hands into his I am so sorry sharp eWd conscience which he took about this Then she saw his face in the light from the windows and shrank along with him because he never could Why why you succeetLon leaving it behind back in amazement Arrived at the station he found sever- ¬ are ill You look I never saw you al othepeople waiting to buy tickets look so badly What is the matter I have had an awful time of it he so he took his place at the end of the I line When he got to the window he said drawing her into his arms suppose I show it But why did you wa just about to ask for a ticket to wiien he glanced over his shoulder come here Why didnt you wait I saw another man waiting Prefer ¬ and was coming round as soon as possible said I ring otliers to himself the altruist I couldnt wait dear she simply should have gone mad I knew steppedjfaside and the other man She shuddered bcughtfhis ticket The altruist was you could explain again about to buy when he observed a Where is it your uncle I mean He nodded towards the room across womanjxaiting and again madeway Afterher came a number of men the hall In there The undertakers have it womenfand children who crowded so closelytogether that the altruist could in charge not get4uto line again and had to go to She drew more closely to him This is certainly a proof of ray love the foot Even here fresh people were Alfred she said smiling faintly constantly coming in at the dooir and There never lived a soulwith a greater he madejfway for each of them and held horror of such things than I have and their bundles while they went up to yet I came No I could not wait You buy their tickets so that night came know how papa is He never had much before he had got his own at all Butthere is just time now said the faith in you anj way and this morning town he altruist1 So he made a dash for the when he heard the news down came right home to see me Oh he ticket window but his conscience acted shamefully I hate to think that caught him by the collar How selfish it said severely You lie is my father I could not tell you are going to take the last chance there all he said Her voice had sunk into a whisper is another man who wants it So the and she hid her pretty face on his shoul- - other man bought the ticket and the vymdowAvas closed for the night xB t rTlUinianagebetter said the altruist So the next day he came aj iiaa early and headed the line But just as the ticket window was opened the man behind him said Just let me ahead wont you Im in a hurry So the al- ¬ truist made way Lippincotts ¬ morrow Dont worry out right You shall I u4- continue its pioneer work in the en ¬ couragement of the sugar beet and ex- ¬ presses the opinion that the country will within a few years raise all the sugar it requires He expresses the opinion that nearly all of the 382000 000 sent abroad last year for sugar rTi c4 Mr Wilson says tne department will -4 t i 11 i - - t - HOW HE GOT WATER Old Trapper Showed Them a New De ¬ When people are suffering vice in Reaching Drinlo I II I V VmL am sorry about this CHAPTER III As Whidby ascended the stairs in the hall Matthews admitted one of the undertakers and his assistants and showed them into Strongs room Whidby went into the bedroom above closed the door threw himself on a lounge and shut his eyes In a few min- ¬ utes he began to feel less nervous A he restful sensation stole over him and re ¬ Suddenly his mind elt sleepy verted to what seemed a vague dream of the night before Was it a dream or could it have been reality He sprang up quivering all over with excitement but the more he tnougni 01 11- iui mwu 1 the memory evaded him tin in aespera mn h sat down on the lounge and buried his face in his hands Just then he heard a step in the hall and some one rapped on his door He rose and went to the door H was - a -- Matthews der to keep him from seeing the tears in her eyes What did he say asked Whidby Oh he says they think you did it He says there is undoubted evidence against you Whidby was silent for a moment drawing his breath rapidly and look ing more careworn than ever He raised her face with a trembling hand and looked into her eyes Pshaw Didnt he know that tne coroners jury gave a verdict that that uncle met his death at the hands of some person unknown Yes but he said you were going to be tried for the crime and that it was the general opinion youd be found guilty lie said your movements were watched by the police and that you could not escajje I stood up for yon and we had some hot words He for bade me to receive you at home and so I stole away and came here Nothing Yes Was the back or the front part of on earth would make me think you could do such a thing and I know you the chair towards the portiere will establish your innocence The back He was Whidby made no reply You are sure of that a heavy heart of the Yes it is quite clear to me though thinking with cant explain why that I ran against dream like impression he had recalled I of being up in the night and of tie the back of the chair Then you were undoubtedly coming blood stain on his hand To avoid the from the direction of the portiere and girls searching eyes he turned and led her to a sofu going towards your bed What is the matter slie asked tak ¬ It seems so ing his hand in both of hers when they Do you walk in your sleep ¬ Not now at least not to nry knowl- were seated and anxiously stroking it You seem absent minded You aire edge I used to do it when I was a boy were you ever con- not like yourself At that time I am awfully done up Annette he scious afterwards of having done so T You dont know what 1 get lost in answered Yes I would sometimes have gone through I am acting on the my room and be unable to find my way advice of Col Warrenton ne is sure back to bed till I waked that he can pull me out of this though That showed you had a habit of walking about and unconsciously re- even he says I am in danger unless turning to bed It was only when unless the real criminal can be traced something half roused you that you In danger Does he think that were unable to act for yourself Col Ch Alfred I cant bear it It was al ¬ Warrenton reflected for a moment ready hard enough as it was with Look here Alfred I papas objection to you on account of then he said want to give you some advice You have your lack of means and now to think truthfully testified on oath as to what that you you must be tried for your happened last night to the best of your life that you must be suspected of memory at the time you were ques- Oh I cant beair it And the girl burst tioned This little circumstance has into tears Whidbyi tried to soothe her with sjiuce come into your mind Now my ¬ advice to you is to keep this to your caresses and tender words but the hor ¬ self unless of course you should be ror of his situation bore down on him called to testify again with such force that he found himself asked Whidby Why utterly helpless to console her ¬ -- means to get water remarked a gen- ¬ tleman who WS at one time a member of the United States geological and sur- ¬ veying expedition in the Indian terri- ¬ tory Eor some time we had been with ¬ out water and were suffering greatly Among our number was an old trapper who was as keen on the scent for water as a hound on the trail of a deer Final ly he paused at a place and stopped I think theres water here if we could dig a well he observed But we cant I replied No but we can do something else he said With that he cut a reed tying some moss on the end of it Then he dug into the earth placed his reed intheholeand packed the earth around the reed Do you mean to say that you can suck water out of that thing I asked ¬ thirst they will resort to all kinds of from Yes if as I think theres water near the surface He jdrew strongly at it with much satisfaction Good to try it he remarked - would vou like ¬ With little confidence in the result sucked attthe reed with the surprising I result of getting plenty of clear pure water To my parched tongue it seemed the very nectar of the gods Its as clear as the water of a spring I said Yes the moss is our filter he re ¬ plied We pursued our journey much re ¬ freshed and I never forgot the old trap ¬ pers advice ¬ ¬ ¬ of the way m songs should be rendered and which when occasion offered he made them known One dav a member of his household was singing a ballad when suddenly the novelist- - who had appar ¬ ently been deep in a book at the rartiier You end of the room got up saying dont make enough of that word Ho seated himself at the piano and illus trated his idea of the way in which the word to which he referred should be emphasized and did not rise until the phrase had been sung to his satisfac ¬ tion After that whenever the song which became a favorite with him was sung he listened with his head a little to one side until he had made sure that his instructions had not been forgotten that time Youths Companion Detroit Free Press r Diclcens as Critic Charles Dickens had a great love for music and particularly enjoyed songs and ballads anything pathetic in the strains of which quickly moved him -- ne had hisown ideas hides fruits wines animals rice flax hemp cheese wheat barley beans eggs and silk might have been kept at ne also thinks the United home States should grow their chicory cas- ¬ tor beans lavender licorice mustard opium etc With reference to horses the secre- ¬ tary says The American farmer can ¬ grow horses as cheaply as he can grow cattle We have a heavy and profit- ¬ able export trade in cattle and may have an export trade equally heavy and profitable in horses The depart ¬ ment is gathering facts regarding our horse industry at home and the re- ¬ quirements of purchasers abroad so that our farmers can learn what for ¬ eign buyers demand The most important work in which the animal industry bureau has been engaged is that looking to the destruc ¬ tion of the cattle tick for which it is believed that an agent has been found in a petroleum product known as paraffine oil in which infected cattle are dipped Commissioner Forman of the in ¬ ternal revenue bureau has decided that unused case stamps for distilled spirits bottled in bond can not be re- ¬ deemed by the government These stamps are issued to distillers for their own benefit and protection and have no relation to the collection of internal revenue tax As the name of the dis tiller is printed on the stamps they are not available for use by other par- ¬ FIRE IN A MINE ties and hence the commissioner de- ¬ clines to redeem them at the govern- ¬ Five Men Lose Their Lives in the Von Storch Slope Their Bodies Kescaed ments expense Scijanton Pa Nov 1 Five of the Gen IiOiigstreet Succeeds Gen Hampton Washington Oct 30 President Mc eight men who were Friday night Kinley Friday appointed Gen James caught in the Von Storch slope by fire Longstreet of Georgia commissioner in the shaft perished during the night The remaining three escaped from the of railroads vice Gen Wade Hampton Diamond vein by a cross heading into resigned pure THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION the gangway where the air was and reached the surface Saturday Thursday November 25 Set Apart for Na- - morning tional Thanksgiving anil lVayer The dead are Thomas Hill foreman Washington Oct 30 President Mc of the night shift married and leaves Kinley Friday issued his first Thanks ¬ a widow and five children Thomai giving day proclamation as follows McDonald laborer widower threo In remembrance 61 Gods goodness to us children John Yankowski laborer during tho past year which has been so abund ¬ ant let us offer unto Him our thanUssivinir married John Moran track layer and pay our vows unto the Most High Under single John J Farrell pump runner His watchful providence industry has pros- ¬ single pered the conditions of labor have been im- ¬ When the fire broke out in the main proved the rewards of the husbandman have gangway of the slope there were 28 men been increased and the comforts of our homes multiplied His mighty hand has preserved and boys in the mine Ten left the mino peace and protected the nation Respect for before the fire occurred and ten of them law and order has been strengthened love of made their way to the hoisting- - shaf free institutions cherished and all sections of our beloved country brought into closer bonds and were brought to the surface bethei of fraternal regard and generous co operation fore the fire had cut off For these great benefits it is our duty to means of escape When it becanrn praiso the Lord in a spirit of humilty and known about 130 Saturday morning gratitude and to offer up to Him our most earnest supplications That we may acknowledge that eight men and boys were still in our obligation as a people to him who has sc the mine hundreds of citizens flocked graciously granted us tho blessings of free to the mouth of the slope Charles government and material prosperity I William Ziegler superintendent of the mine McKinley president of the United States do hereby designate and set apart Thursday the and a number of the miners started Twenty tifth day of November for national aown tne slope to attempt to reseiui They were driven back thanksgiving and prayer which all of the peo- the men ple are invited to observe with appropriate re- ¬ however by the smoke and forced ta ligious senates in their respective places of return to the surface worship On this day of rejoicing and domes ¬ The city firemen with a double lino tic reunion let our prayers ascend to the giver of every good and perfect gift of hose then went into the slope to ex ¬ for the continuance of his love and favor to us tinguish the flames The3had a thrill that our hearts may be filled with charity and ing experience and narrowly escaped good will and that we may be ever worthy of suffocation one of their number beinj beneflcient concern witness whereof I have hereunto set my brought to the surface unconscious In hand and caused the seal of the United Statca The men had descended about 27 feet to be affixed when suddenly the air current Done at the city of Washington this twrnty changed The smoke was forced to ninth day of October in the year of our Lord ward the mouth of the slope and the one thousand eight hundred and ninety seven and of the independence of tho United States rescuers had to drop the hose and run one hundred and twenty second for their lives Councilman Patrick skyu William McKinley Gordon who was a member of the par ¬ An Opinion in the Iiko Front Case ty when within 25 feet of the opening Chicago Oct o0 Corporation Coun ¬ sank exhausted Several of the men sel Thornton Friday rendered an opin ¬ volunteered to rescue him and he was ion holding that the Illinois Central found unconscious but later recovered railroad has no right to the submerged About S oclock the firemen had suc- ¬ land it is filling iu at the foot of Twenty-s- ceeded in getting the fire under con J ixth and Twenty seventh streets trol As soon as this had been accom- covering an area of about seven acres plished the rescuing party entered the He holds that since the submerged mine and found the five men dead from lands are held in trust by tho state for suffocation r the people it has no authorit to per The lire broke out about one oclock mit them to be filled in except for the Saturday morning at a point 300 feet benefit of the whole people Tne case from the mouth of the shaft but the will probably be taken into court origin is not known ¬ ¬ - Washington Nov 1 Secretary Wilson of the department of agricul- ¬ ture has issued a report prepared un- ¬ der his direction by Frank H Hitch ¬ cock chief the section of foreign mar- ¬ kets that gives some interesting facts relative to the present wheat shortage in Austria Hungary and the consequent importation into that country of Amer ¬ ican grain According to the United States consul at Reichenberg Austria an importation of 400 carloads of American wheat was made as early as August coming by way of Hamburg Other importations were reported among them one of 36700 bushels of red winter No 3 and Kansas wheat purchased through the Vienna produce exchange After recounting these un- ¬ usual importations of the present season the bulletin presents a careful review of the grain situation in Austria Hungary during the past ten years The croPs ff the season are remarkablv small If the official estimates quoted are fulfilled tne comDinea wneau proaucuon 01 Austria and Hungary will amount to little more than 130000000 bushels or 60000000 bushels short of the crop harvested in 1896 which was estimated at about 190000000 bushels Aside from the abnormal conditions of the present year annual statistics of pro- ¬ importation and exporta-¬ duction decade make tion during the marked that a it apparent change has occurred in the last few years as regards the grain situation in The tendency of Austria Hungary the various cereals has been towards a larger home consumption of the na- ¬ tional product and consequent reduction of the surplus available for ship- ¬ ment to other lands Most of the cereals are now brought into the country in larger quantities than they Barley is the only are exported grain of which any considerable amount continues to be shipped abroad In respect to other cereals the status of the monarchy is apparcn t ly that of transition from an exporting into an importing country While it is hardly to be expected that these changed conditions will to any considerable extent create an enlarged demand for American cereals the are certainly facts set forth of interest as indicating the lessened importance of Austria Hungary among the countries with which the United States is obliged to compete in the grain marts of the world The flour trade with Brazil is large and increas ing reaching 110934 barrels per an num during 1591 ao Tins increasing hold upon the markets should be con- trolledexclusively by United States v1 millers ¬ N K ¬ 1 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cutting Affray at Augusta Pittsburg u Pa Oct 30 Thirty Augusta Ky Nov A five striking miners were arrested Fri fight occurred here in the saloon of day Dear the Oak Ilill mines of the Joseph 1 ¬ Striking- Miners Arrested free-for-a- ll at a loss to know duties are so long as he has what his kin Atchison Globe A man is never and Philip Gallenstein between tne PPntors and U ilham Woodrufi charged with unlawful assembly at Turtle creek They were preparing to luc latiers son Kooert and uiiarics The two Gallenstein make a demonstration but the deputies Worthington boys were badly cut Young Phiiip intercepted them and arrested tlip entire party There was no violence and Gallenstein received two dangerous the proccssiou after the arrests cuts His brother a Joseph was beat horrible manner headed by the deputies and followed about the head in Marshal Sayers and posses are in hot by Superintendent T E Dearmit was marched- - to Turtle creek The men pursuit of the would be murderers and further werelatcr brought to Pittsburgh where pursued trouble is looked for as tinsare recognized da desperate charge of unlawful assemblage were men cntvrKl ajrainst them ATmii- 11 W W lr oti1 Ol enrol n T fl LVAn IWV lU fc fi l VUVJ fVinl- VV VUU ¬ - Ju rk 4 ry r fe- -- f A Sk jr rr it fer J- rvi r i - - ViZK j V 7AV f v THE B0TTRBON NKWapUESDAY - NOVEMBER 2 1897 A Remarkable Month f- - f - TV NUPTIAL KNOTS V EW 5rc Ste r j aV t t - i Rejal rauces the food pure r wholesome and dellcloaa Engagements Announcements And SolOf The Marriage Vows POM - The marriage of Miss Daisy Winston¬ Lex and Dr George Draper Kelly at ington has been indefinitely postponedThe marriage of Mr David Scobee son of Mr R S Scobee of Winchester to Miss Louie Hughes of Clintonville ¬ is announced to take place Novem ber 10 Sam J Shackelford of Owensboro and Miss Mariamner Magoffin of Duluth will be married on Nov 10th The bride is a grand daughter of Gov Beriah Magoffin deceased v T v J r t - i I POWDER A Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK inn duu KV WtT ennnu yc no BBUffl flEIIfl 1881 Invitations are out announcing the marriage of Mr David Wilson January of Maysville and Miss Margaret Steele Andrews to occur at the Presbyterian Wednesday Church Flemingsburg November 10th of Covington and Miss Susie Shropshire of Fayette will wed on the 10th The engagement is also announced at Lexington of Mr a R TflTifinsrer and Miss Elizabeth Hill and Miss Mattie Shanklin to Mr Seventeenth Year Established R N Broaddus fcr V Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUOE MILLER weather bureau to follow the rain which has been a general one in the gulf and lake regions TV The temperature record of the past four months has been extraordinaiy Each month in some manner or other surpassed in its excess of heat that of any corresponding month on record In It is a strengthening food and this respect October maintained the rec- ¬ ord made by the Summer mouths From tonic remarkable in its f the standpoint of the it was the properties It contains Cod warmest ot them all normalmean daily The Liver Oil emulsified or fpartially temperature was one degree below the digested combined with the well normal on the 29th but with this exception there was an excess every day of known and highly prised Hypo the month At the end there was an ac- ¬ phosphites of Lime and JSoda so cumulated excess of 221 degrees which average of 71 that their potency is materially gave an above thedaily departure month- ¬ decrees normal The increased ly mean temperature was 648 which was tne nignest for any October in the paBt twenty six years The nearest ap- ¬ proach to it was in October 1879 and 1881 when it was The normal It will arrest loss of flesh and for the month is 577 637 the 1st and On restore to a normal condition the 15th the mercury rose to 91 the highest infant the child and the adult It ever recorded in October The totnl rainfall for October was 183 will enrich the blood of the anemic inch Alt ionuh thif amount was 98 cough heal the irrita ¬ of an mcl less thin tht normal showers will stop the have occurring tion of the throat and lungs and since beendrouth was at weekly intervals the broken on the 11th We Scotts Whati Cooler wjather is predicted by the Buy Your Clothes At Home Where you can have them cut Emulsion V and tried on and made t We make good suits for fift you i 20 00 a iesh-form-i- ngf better suit for 2300 and a fine suit for 2500 ¬ -- WhntWilItDo 0 f SALE OF We are good tailors and do our own work and guarantee a per¬ fect fit or no sale Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty LAVIN HUKILL op EXECUTORS payable to the order of Champ Make all Checks Money fc MiliiKb Orders etc John W Fulton of St Louis cure incipient consumption mak this itatement because the The Northwestern is carrying nearly STOCK CROP FARMING experience of twenty five years has 1000000 insurance on the lives of PLEMENTS ETC proven it in tens of thousands of Bourbon Countys representative citi¬ Crop and Farming - Stock Implements lHaving sold my farm at intersection of Greenwich Elizabeth turnpikes I will sell at public sale at ten oclock a m on NOVEMBER Cases Be surejou get SCOTT Simulsion zens Call on R twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise mentR and yearly cardR Mr W T FrAzer of Cvnthiana and Displays one dollar per inch lor first inser ¬ rates each insertion thereafter tion half Bradford of uovington will Locals or reading notices ten cents per Miss Jane type be married at the Eighth street Epis- ¬ line each insertion Locals In black copal Church in Cincinnati on Sunday ¬ ADVERTISING RATES 50c and ioo all druggists BOWNE Chemists New York SCOTT particulars P Dow Jr for 26oc 8t 11 w - Dr Miles Heart Cure Cures a Prominent Attorney As executors of the will of Thos Woodford deceased the under ¬ signed will sell publicly on the THURSDAY premises 8 miles East of Paris on 4 1897 For Sale I have for sale privately a evening November 7th The wedding lot of carpenter and wagon maker tools will be very quiet No cards have been issued MrFrazer and bride will re Apply at my home on Walkefaveaue Mrs Ladra G Taylor tf side in Cynthiana ¬ -- Men who like a cool quickjlquiet and easy shave should patronizeawford barber shop Cleanjafirst class An Interesting Jumble Of News And Bros ¬ Comment bath rooms are connected witbTtne shop The birth of aeon to Grover CleveMaysville has a football team Satisfactory service at all times land and wife has caused the parents to tf receive a shower of congratulatory Despondent Miss Phoenie Jones of telegrams One of the messages was Bulds Chinese Lillies Hvacinths Fleming poisoned hersplf last week from Queen Victoria a nnA giving proclamation is printed in foil on third page of The News SCINTILLATIONS -- President McKinleys first Thanks ¬ the following stock crop and farming implements beginning at 10 oclock a m sharp the 1 Denmark farm and brood mare following stock crop farm implements 1 mare by Mambrino etc Ledger and toppy gentle for ladies to 5 horses 2 saddle and 3 harness driye will work anywhere 4 work mules 1 bay horse gentle and good driver 30 cows and Calves and yearlings 1 saddle colt by Kentucky WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17 97 5 Lulipa also choice -- cut Roses R A Cook Jr of Lexington started ed unwept and unsung He lefff a Saturday morning on his bicycle for a bloody record that has never been trip to- Mexico - Gen Weyler has left Cuba unhonor W - MjGoodloe 4 mower 3 wagons large and small plows harrows etc 1 set quarry tools 1 set carpenter tools 40 acres hay 45 acres rye 200 bbls corn in shock and crib Household and kitchen furniture Some grass land for rent 1 fat hogs Farm utensils 4 sows and 25 pigs 2 boais and 2 sows all good ones Poland China and Star well bred 1 Deering binder 1 Empire drill 1 buckeye cider press good as new 2 chill plows 1 brown cultivator 1 marker 1 1 A harrow spring wagon 1 2 horse Owensboro wagon and hay BUCKNER WOODFORD frame New crop currentSj raisirisjpbitron PHELPS the leading pension attorney of Belfast N Y writes T was discharged from the army on account of ill health and suffered from Insure in the Northwestern to heart trouble ever since had day to morrow may beitoo late fainting and smothering I frequently form spells My was bent as a man of 80 I constantly wore -an overcoat even in summer for fear of Yesterdays Temperature taking cold I could not attend to my busi-¬ ness My rest was broken by severe pains The following is the temperature as about the heart and left shoulder Threo uoted yesterday by A J Winfersj Co years ago I commenced using Dr Miles of this city Mik Heart Cure notwithstanding I had used so 7a m much patent medicine and taken drugs from i52 doctors years 8 a in for without being helped Dr K 53 Ai Miles Heart Cure restored me to health It Is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords Wt W3l HvJES me much pleasure to recommend this rem am OUff ll edy to everyone 12 m Dr Miles Remedies BBGSvx 2 p in 60 IbSb are sold by all drug ¬ 3p m 59 gists under a positive 4p m 59 5p m 58J guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ 7p m 55 funded Book on dis- ¬ eases heart and Cash buyers can get double value to- ¬ nervesof the Address free day at DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind v - equaled and took away a fortune which he made out of the rebellion WM B WOODFORD I The Republican campaign train ar- ¬ rived here on schedule time Friday afternoon and Dr Hunter Senator On second page in New York dispatchDeboe candidate Bailey and Judge es appears a picture and extended notice Denny addressed a large crowd at the of life and death of Henry George Cigarettes drove John W Camerer formerly of Louisville to suicide at Bloomington Ind ¬ peaches prunes apricots meal rolled oats hominy 5I oat J T WOODFORD tt Newton Mitchell M RR O Executors of the will of Thos Woodford A T Forsyth Auctoneer New Laundry Agency wagon bed and harness Lot of gear corn sheller 5 bbls apple vinegar 2 stacks hay some household and kitchen Also furniture and other things too tedious to mention Terms Four months without in ¬ terest for all sums over twenty dollars 1 18 bbl 1 surrey 1 f r- t If v- - ua i u court house There was considerable The Union Pacific road was sold yes- ¬ curiosity manifested to see Dr Hunter terday to the reorganization committee and Senator Deboe 39883281 for the road and for The Louisville Dispatch has been 13645250 for the bonds sued by Jo Parker Populist candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals for President McKinley attend edjf church 30000 damages for publishing a charge rat Cincinnati Sunday audleftorGan5 that he was being backed by the ton Sunday night wheie he will rt Republican Campaign Committee and main untiFafter the election was running in the interest of Bailey a well known Miller Jason W Republican candidate for the same farmer of Woodford county was shot office and killed at Midway Saturday night by At Richmond Winchester Paris Town Marshal Edward Stephens Maysville and Cynthiana Friday Sena- ¬ tor Deboe ws introduced by Judge The gates of the Tennessee Centennial Denny Candidate Bailey and Dr Hun- ¬ Exposition were closed Saturday night ter as the greatest curiosity ever seen The Exposition sustained itself and m here a Republican Senator from Ken- six months was visited by 1650000 peotucky The boys evidently thought ple that the joke was a good thing for they It is said that four hundred American pushed it along Our freak Senator girls are married to titled foreigners should have rung his chestnut bell The question is only one of expense for it is perfectly well understood that the Hon F H Dudley Withdraws titles are for sale and also that the high ¬ Hon F H Dudley National Demo- ¬ er the title the higher the price A cratic candidate for State Senator in plain Count may be had for 50000 to this district yesterday withdrew from 100000 a Duke for 1000000 or as the race leaving Capt J M Thomas much more as he can get an Italian without opposition Prince for about the same but a Prince of Germany or England comes much STOCK AND TURF NEWS higher Sales aDd Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc MRS IiAURA WEISHAUF Turf Notes J J McCafferty who recently bought Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights Peat from Turney Bros will race Celery Capsules Requital and Gotham in England Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 The Richmond Register reports the The Wright Medical Co sale by T J Curtis to J W Bales of Columbus Ohio eighty two 1515 lb cattle at 485 per Dear Sirs Last sprint I purchased cwt a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from John T Hughes Rex McDonald won L C Davenport druggist Bluffton first premium for gaited saddlers Ind and used them for stomach trouble with afflicted for Friday night at the Kansas city iorse than which I had beentaking your more 15 years Since Cap- ¬ show Monte Cristo Jr owned by J sules I have lost all trace of pain and my T Crenshaw of Scott Station Ky won stomach is entirely well I can eat anv thing and can truthfully say that I have second premium not felt better in years On the Cincinnati tobacco breaks last Yours Respectfully week J S Wilson disposed of eight Mrs Laura Weishauft hhds at an average price of 21 Wig ¬ Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 gins Abner sold twenty at 1662 W per box Send address on postal to the T Overbey fifteen at 1228 J W Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Thomas Jr ten at 1382 and five at trial size free ¬ ¬ Vj -- A v56- I have secured the agency for the J P SIDENER Winchester Power Laundrv a first Loradale Ky class institution and solicit a share of Forsyth Auctr AT the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will Do You Play Whist Euclire Or Other receive immediate attention Work Games called for and delivered promptly Respectfully The 3T F Y playing card is better 16ap tf Bruce Holladay than any 50 cent card on the market Send 15 cents for one deck or 25 cents Wrights Celery nver and kidneys Tea regulates the for two decks stamps or currency to G cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists B Ryan Asst Passr Agt C Genl Good times for shoe I t 9 ff buyers week at this O Ry Cincinnati Ohio Wrignts Geleo - tf fcj5fc3l DaVISJTHOMSON ISQRIO tion sick headnr- - tf Davis Thomson Isgrig m To the Voters of Bourbon County Your Iilfe Insured lc a Day iV v bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach tf Wm M Goodloe trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 daj7s treatment To Cure A Cold In One Day costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 which Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ your money back if box fail to curebrings we you lets All druggists refund the money Sold by W T Brooks druggist if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky ¬ Having received the nomination in the Republican County Convention for County Clerk of Bourbon connty I take this method to ask the support of all my friends I pledge myself to - a conscien tious and faithful discharge of official duties if elected in November Respectfnlly Our insurance is protected by -- n GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN GETTING READY a trying ordeal to face Every expectant mother has If she does not Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc ing and Repairing Special attention given to Cndertak- - 4 Main Street - - - Paris Ky mmMm Mothers Friend it makes the advent easy and nearly painless It relieves and prevents morning Bickness relaxes the overstrained muscles relieves the distended feeling short ens labor makes recovery rapid and certain without any dangerous after effects ¬ ¬ G17 j Main st Paris Ky P KIELY 1355 - Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair get ready for it there is no telling what may happen Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ Child birth is full tion sick headaches 25c at druggists of uncertainties if Nature is not given proper assistance W S Mules For Sale Twenty four cotton mules 14 to 1 fat and plump BENNETT TARR per pair Do not buy until you my line 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 see Do you need anything in MMt CREAM 1 i All persons having claims the Mothers Friend is good for only one assigned estate of Chas R against are Turner purpose viz to relieve motherhood of requested to present them to me at my danger and pain office in Paris Ky properly proven as Those knowing them ¬ 1 dollar per bottle at all drug stores or sent required by law to the estate are request ¬ selves indebted OysTERS celery fresh cakes and by mail on receipt of price MOST PERFJECT MADE Frsb Books containing rateable informa ed to settle promptly and save coats of A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Fre crackers new sorghum molaseee win New tion ior women to d sent w any wiuiw rauit upon application Irpm Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant York cream cheese HARMON STITT THE BRADF1ELD RBQULAXOR CO tf 40 YEARS THE STANDARD 29je Newton Mitchell Assignee aumu a BAKING Anderson Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach rrouble and Coustipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of o afflicted I wish to send this letter others Very truly yours W S Anders vst Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box bend address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free is the best help you can use at this time It is a liniment and when regularly ap- ¬ Also 30 sugar mules from 15 to 16 plied several months before baby comes hands high WM TARR II T HIINTON 4- - ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scien tincally attended to Wood Mantels Tiling Etc Furniture of all kinde Carpets as low as the lowest i 9 POWDER -- or rfsa tW - x THE BQtTRBON NEWS TUESSlY NOVEMBER THE BODBBQV HEWS Dedication Of The New Methoidst Church 2 1897 f -- PERSONAL MENTION FJgcal Court Meeting a contract for a 1200 bridge awar to bfiaced over Stoner on the Pretty runjptke near the Clark county line Theyyone work was given to Mr Moron of Mason Th5court discussed the question of re ducingthe salary of the School Superin tendant and County Attorney but made no change The salary of each officer is 800jfgr j ear The salary of the County Infirmary keeper has been reduced from In the presence of more than one thousand persons the handsome new COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Methodist church was dedicated Sunday THE NEWS MAN - Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as to the worship of God secon J cjiss mail matter The serinon in the morning was Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At preached by Rev G C Kelly D D of The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And Elsewhere Birmingham Ala andRev E G B TELEPHONE NO 124 Mann the pastor and Prof C C Mrs John Roseberry is visiting rel- ¬ SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Fisher of Millersburg and Rev John atives in Cincinnati Payable in Advance Reeves of Winchester assisted in the Mr J W Bain of Lexington was Oneyear S2 00 Slxmonths100 services hkws costs YOTT CANT even get a ee- - The choir was augmented by singers a visitor in the city Saturday POBT FROM A GUN PKEE OF CHABGE Miss Bruce Collins left Saturday from the various churches and rendered for a visit to friends in Mt Sterling Make all Checks Money Orders Etc some fine music Mrs Chas Mehagen to the order of Champ payable MiiiiiKR Mrs Newt Clark who has been ill sang a beautiful solo and Prof A M for three weeks is able to be out again The Monday Night Literary Club Gutzeit presided at the organ in his Mr Ernest Frazier and wife were met last night with Mrs Jacob K usual masterly manner Rev J C Morris D D of Nashville guests of relatives in Lexington dunday Spears on Seventh street preached at night and RevWM Britfc Little Margaret Waller is recover ¬ MO Sidney D Clay Chas Hill and a of Millersburg assisted in the service ing from a dangerous illness of typhoid Gorey of this city will start in Febru ¬ Mrs Frank Fithian sang a solo in ad- ¬ fever ary for the Klondike gold fields mirable style After the sermon Dr Mr Brutus Grinnan of Carlisle is Wash Fithian on behalf of the trustee Mr E F Nelson of the Stony Point tendered the church Rev Kelly who the guest of his parents on Henderson t Street neighborhood had his leg broken Satur ¬ dedicated it with simple and impressive day by a horse which he was riding Miss Laura Trundle has returned ceremonies falling on him from a visit to her sister Mrs Brock in The church cost 15000 and 11000 St Louis Several 200 bets on the county of the sum had been raised up to Sun ¬ Mrs Martba Grinnan of Cynthiana judge race were made Saturday and a day At the morning service the sum number of smaller wagers on other races of 1100 was raised and at night the is visiting the family of her son Mr h collection amounted to 1000 Leading L Grinnan have been posted Mr P J Millet the coal mine members pledged themselves to see that Bob McMahan was discharged with ¬ the balance was paid and the church owner of Norton Va was in the city out trial at Lexington last week having was dedicated free of debt Saturday established his innocence of the charge The new church is indeed a beautiful Mrs Thos Beeding attending the of horse stealing structure and the Methodist congrega- ¬ Lydick Gooding wedding at Mayslick For Rent Desirable brick cottage tion and the pastor Rev E G B Mann last week five rooms good cellar and other im- under whose administration it was Mr and Mrs Craig Shipp of Lex-¬ bnilt are justly proud of it as are all ington arrived Saturday for a short provementson South Main street other citizens of Paris Bnilt of Ken visit m Paris For particulars apply to tucky freestone it presents an imposing tf J T Hinton Miss Jennie and Bessie Purnell of appearance and is a model of architectu- ¬ In consequence of the continuous rain ral beauty and modern convenience Millersburg are guests of Miss Jennie yesterday there was a small crowd of The building which was so well built Kate Purnell court day visitors in Paris There was by Fletcher Co of Cincinnati has a Mr Thomas Wright of Rush no stock on the market Politics was seating capacity of about one thousand county Ind is yisiting his nephew Mr the principal theme of the day pe soQ8 includiig the two audience Horace Collins Miss Mary Varden was the guest of Capt J H Myers of Fleming for- ¬ rooms which maybe separated by a merly an L N conductor met with lifting door and several class rooms of Lexington friends from Saturday avery painful accident last Wednesday which may also be made a part of the until yesterday Mrs Wm Hinton has returned to by his horse jumping with him main auditorium by means of the lifting r 1L doors The large audience room thus Coyington after a visit to Mr and Mrs fracturing the ligaments of Capt K made is circular in shape and the pulpit James Hinton near Paris Myers thigh and abdomen in the center and the perfect acoustics Mrs Bedell Parker nee Miss Sannie who has been confined in permit the ordinary tones of the minis- ¬ Asa Stone Gaines of New York is visiting her the Paris jail for an assault on Ben ter to be easily heard in every part of parents Mr and Mrs John S Gaines Young at Carlisle three weeks ago has the house in Georgetown been taken back to Carlisle and was adIn the building are a number of ex ¬ C Alexander Jr attended the mitted to bail in 2500 with Saml quisitely beautiful art glass memorial Rogers and George Bramblette sureties windows given as follows The large Halloween german given in the Merrick window ou the Pleasant street side was Lodge building Thursday night by the A scarf pin and a pair of cuff buttons given by Col J G Craddock in memory Lexington German Club The Messrs Robt Rosselle and Joe belonging to Joe Young were taken of his father mother and sister window back of the choir loft was Strader and Misses Hattie Alexander and Friday from his room at Joe Asburys boarding house at the Central Hotel given in memory of E R Fithian by Tommie Hornsey of Lexington visited building Young thinks that they were his relatives The large window on the friends in the city Sunday memory sv takenby an actor Baifc v vmjM anrinothaMav-sL-P- who was in the room Seventh street side is in and was l ofMrsElizabethvRobinson Bl MrfErnest Richey au druggist 6f n- I mm ftt wr- Ts t ZK0 given by Mr and Mrs Er- BI ITanuary New ParisOr dswberefMDnaf vvisitto t T- on friends His wife who was Miss Bes J J Baker C V Higgins Geo The window over the transomgiven the sie Breeden has been here for a fort- ¬ by Seventh street entrance was Prather and John Bealert of Paris pre- ¬ Mrs Eliza Tavlor in memory of her night cinct raised small crops of coffee this husband Squire Taylor The window year The former has raised several Mr and Mrs W W Atwill who in the Epworth league room was given crops of coffee and the others tried it as by the Sunday School to the memory of were married at Kansas City on Oct 27 an experiment The coffee raised was Mrs Allen Bashford and a window in are guests at Mr Hart Talbotts Mrs bought equal that pronounced the pastors study was paid for by Atwill was Miss Ellen Hart Talbott at groceries subscription secured by Rev E G B daughter of Mr Dudley Talbott Mann in compliment to Mrs Emaline Little Elizabeth Davis daughter of The drouth has been broken in ear- ¬ B Flanagin Mr and Mrs Chas contin- ¬ Mehagen gave a window in the infant Mr and Mre Owen L Davis continues nest by a gentle rain which fell uously Sunday night and most of yes- ¬ class loom in the memory of George quite ill of fever Mr and Mrs Ulie Howard came up Saturday from Covterday Dispatches from Paducah Catlett Lockhart Mehagan Maysville Lexington Russellville Besides the splendid auditorium the ington to see her and will remain for Frankfort Lancaster Beattyyillo and building has several class rooms a pas- ¬ several days Horse Cave indicated that the rain was tors study a committee room a Louisville society is agog over the general throughout Kentucky kitchen two toilet rooms and is hand ¬ splendid fancy dress ball to be given to- ¬ The night at the somely furnished throughout Gait House by Mrs S The auction sale of Mr Robert Burns edifice is lighted by gas and electric Thruston Ballard in honor of Misses Wilsons fine water color paintings at light is fitted with water fixtures and Abbie Ballard aud Zuda and Lilla Odd Fellows Hall Friday and Saturday heated by two furnaces Harris Five hundred invitations have The audiences were received Sunday been issued and Mrs Ballard has asked evening was well attended by art loving 0 citizens and a number of the exquisite at the several entrances by the church seventeen married friends to lead seven- ¬ A teen quadrilles which will be the open ¬ paintings were purchased by Parisians officers Dr Wash Fithian H greatly admired by Power James McClure Chas Mehagan ing dance of the ball Miss Emily May The pictures were Fletcher Mann and J Frank Prather Wheat representing all Carmen will and were seated by the ushers Chas N dance in the set led by Mrs Austin Fithian J H Fuhrman Chas R Ballard as Mine Le Pompadour Mastodon Teeth Found Wilmoth J Frank Prather Allie D Among the noted guests who will attend Last week while workmen were ex- ¬ Mann and Henry Lilleston cavating around the famous spring at Among the strangers in attendance will be Prince and Princess Boucaccio and Count and Countess di Brazzia Blue Licks a buffalo skull and several were Mrs W H Wadswarth Mrs J mastodon teeth were unearthed A W Boulden Mrs Geisel andMiss tooth and jawbone connected weighed Power of Maysyille Dr M Dills and BIRTHS twenty five pounds and a single tooth wiff W J Kennedy and wife Miss Our Future Men And weighed nine and one quarter pounds Alice GilliBpie Miss- Campbell S P The Advent Of Women Baird and wife of Carlisle Jos A Bourbon Land Sold Miller and wi e Rev W H Britt C At Little Rojk Friday to the wife of W Corrington and wife Chas Johnson L A Soper a daughter Joseph Booth of near Sharpsburg and wife Dr C C Fisher Mrs G W has purchased from Wm Tarr 225 acres Bryan Misses Nora Wadell Jennie and Mrs W B Mitchell an actress gave of land on the Jackstown turnpike at Bessie Purnell Lida Clarke Lula birth to a son on a train Saturday at 6750 per acre and sixteen acres of the Grimes Ida Dodson Mrs Saml Dodson Canton O T J Redmon tract at 100 per acre W H Best and Prof and Mrs 4v Mr Bcnth will build a residence on the others of Millersburg N Time Card New I land in the Spring There will be prayer meeting at the A new new time card took effect on r new church at seven oclock to morrow Kevival At Christian Church N Sunday night The morn- ¬ night the first regular service in the the L ing train from Maysville now arrives at Eld E L Powell pastor of the church 742 and leaves for Lexington at 750 First Christian Church at Fourth and instead of 755 The morning train ¬ Walnut in Louisville will begin a pro¬ from Richmond arrives at 740 and de-¬ tracted meeting in this city on Novemparts at 750 for Maysville There is no ber 8th The meeting will probably change in the continue several weeks Elder Powell 1897 745 train fromarrival or departure of the Lexington to Cincinnati isone of Louisvilles leading ministers The afternoon train from Lexington ar- ¬ and is an eloquent pulpit orator v3 rives at 334 and departs at 340 six minutes earlier than formerly The Thirty Acres of Gass Burned evening train from Lexington arrives at 627 and departs at 635 for Maysville Saturday afternoon a fire probably J There is no change in the other trains started accidently by a careless hunter burned twenty five acres of grass for SB O Mr Catesby Woodford and five acres on The Northwestern Mutual life has Mr James Millers farm The fire also paid to representatives of its policypauels of fence burned three hundred The Northwesterns dividends to holders and to its policy holders and is and threatened to destroy Mr Millers policy holders are unequaled and to now holding for them 180000000 an barns It was finally stopped by plow ¬ procure Northwestern dividends you excess over preminm-areoeiptB-over ing the ground around the burned dis- must carry Northwestern insurance tf 20000000 tf s Vr VSBOKjMk l 3 trict 1 TMgiscal Court met yesterday and PUT OUR NAME new shapes and tips f On your list when in need of Footwear Our stock of Shoes is arriving daily which comprises all nep nrday to nrp for the pauper appoint physician practice in the various precincts Eailroad Company Incorporated 80bM600 Thgcourt will meet rgn been able to offer before Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected withy much care insuring both durability and comfort Ask for school tablets frea for the little ones wherr making your purchases better values than we have ever the Davis Thomson Isgrig O Thjphio River Cynthiana and Tide watJIplailroad Company filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of Stateg Saturday with a capital of 25000 The road is to run from the Ohicjriver at Ghent Kentucky through thecotinties of Carroll Gallatin Grant DRESS GOODS ¬ My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil OwsfScott Harrison Nicholas Bour bonfllWgomery Powell and Estill drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv other purterminating at Irvine Estill county chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi ¬ haying run a distance of 100 miles The ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and my in- headquarters of the road are to be Bitu terest to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest ¬ The new atedjat Cynthiana Following are the ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices Dingley tariff bill has already made and will when set fully at work chieMncorporators Albert E Boone ¬ Alpheus Conner Thos B make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were un Hgirnshaw der the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goods mith William HNorthcott Benjamin were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down as TjMggs W B Summons Wm S long as a yard of them lasts If you want to sa ve money in your pur¬ Casof John W Metcalf chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my srock o and hear prices before you invest elsewhere OBITUARY t fJP ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Bead FjgA Wade aged seventy five died a fewdays ago at the County Infirmary Henjurvived by a wife aoout seventy years old who is for the sixth time leffa widow and by a grown son who livesin Chicago The remains will be taken to Chicago for interment Miss Julia Connell aged about twenty a lovely young lady who was G TUCKER 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY 1897 NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them ¬ jusffbudding into womanhood and into alife of happy usefulness died of typhoid fever yesterday morning at two oclock at the home of her father Mr Nicholas Connell The gentle manners and beautiful character of the deceased Svv won for her a legion of friends who are grieved at her passing away The fu ¬ neral services will be held at half past seven oclock to morrow morning at the Catholic hurch by Rev Edward Burke The following young men will bef pall bears Messrs Rudolph Davis Llewellyn Spears Edward Gorey John Gaper Jr Charles James Jos Groeche Ben F Bedford Sr aged sixty three ajre8pected citizen of - Bourbon died 3Jor Sstlo Just received Toy O E533W lXSI Car of the Celebrated STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS Call and examine before you buy 0 EDWARDS PariSi 3L3r PTv - Friday night at hishouie in East Paris The deceased was a son of the late Benj C Bedford and was formerly a farmer WE ARE ALWAYS AT IT Adding new lines cutting old prices with store mil of new Fall Goods tosh jw you scription at naif the usual price trw a ¬ i and breeder of Short horn cattle He is survived by his wife who was Miss Large line of new Dress goods Evans and four children Mrs Nathan Bayles Jr Silas Bedford Edwin Bed- ¬ strictly wool 25c a yard Novelties in Pl iin and Fancv ford and B F Bedford Jr The Dress goods at 50c sold every where funeral services were held Sunday atter else for 75c to 1 per yard W noon at the residence by Rev F x fl Fall Underwenr for Ladies Gen- ¬ tlemen and Children of every de ¬ Eberhardt and the remains were interred in the Paris cemetery The pall bearers were Messrs H C Hutch craft John C Clay Dan Turner John LaRue E K Thomas John B Ken ¬ nedy James K Ford a member of the firm of Ford Co i - owner of the Hotel Ford ham President of the Paris Gas Co and one of the influential citizens of Bour- ¬ bon county died at his home on Duncan avenue atfour oclock yesterday morning from a stroke of paralysis which he suf- ¬ fered Friday evening The deceased who was fifty five years old Saturday was a 0 progressive citizen and a faithful church member having been a deacon in the Christian Church for many years who merited the great esteem in which he was held by his fellow men The deceased is survived by his wife nee Miss Winnie Duncan who he mar- ¬ ried thirty five years ago The funeral services will be held at his late residence to morrow morning at eleven oclock by Eider J S Sweeney The officers of theChri8tiar Church will act as pallbearers The remains will be interred acthePari8 cemetery ¬ Blankets SI kind for 49c and all wool at 250 per pair Splen- ¬ Handsome line of Silks Velvets did line of J5ed Comforts and Braids of all descriptions for Full line of Hosier v one great trimmings special being our Ladies and Chil Penangs Percales and Fancy drens full seamless at 10c Outing Clotbs 5c 7c and 10c We are the only store in tows Table Linens and Towels at old prices rotwithstanding tanff ad- ¬ that carrjes full line of ZephraSs Ice Wool and fancy yarns vance of 20 per cent We still sell 10 4 Pepperel sheer ¬ Notions of all kinds and in Dress linings we will save you 25c ing at 8c and extra yood bleach ed and unbleached Cut ton at 5o on the dollar 1 Family Portraits life size Free of charge CONDONS F g RTTTQjyr ajBXjB TSIIjORI2Sr3 P 1 WE HAVE BE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K IMPORTED SUITINGS MD TR0IISERIK6S FOR FALL AND WINTER irhem Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call JLXotico of New Meat f Market 30 1897 OhMf Pams Ky Oct -- ¬ NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Tax receipts for are now ready and have been for some time Please call and settle at once and save penalty E T BEEDING Kenney and Tice Ashurst haveformed a partnership and will on Saturday October 30 1897 open a meat market in the store room adjoining Lavin Connells on Main Street be- ¬ tween Seventh and Eighth streets They-will do business under the firm name of Kenney Ashurst Mr Kenney has had long experience in meat markets and respectfully asksa share of the generous patronage formerly accorded him Kenney Ashurst will keep the choicest fresh meats and everything usually tound in a first class butcher Grarret shop 2t FINE MERCHANT TAILORS S E TIPTON Cutter F Smith We are also agents for the celebrated Chas SZES Shirt Full line of samples i v DONT TRUST EVERY LAUN ¬ DRY SIGN YOU SEE while traveling down street Consult your friends first whom you see wearing unfraved beauti ¬ fully laundered linen and you will find when you come to inquire jr r i Poor Grade Shoes wasters Our new stock of School Shoescannot be made better and are money savers Try us and see fli Are poor in every respect money wnose iaunary tney patronize it was mat wm jL CXa-il- warn r- Y ffRnHK H i ¬ RION OLAS Qf The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors t - Telephone No 4 r - x t vv 1 A 432 THE BOURBON JTEW8 XKTM47 NOVEMBER 2 1897 catching season he set about perfect ing his plans By the time Whimple wai due to go on his rounds all was ready and Boyer took his dog out and set it down on a rubber mat on the front porch This was at night and early the next morning the despised Whimple sneaking along inBoyers neighborhood for he always made for the home of the dog fancier on the first day of his resumption of business caught sight of the spaniel in the early morning semi he murmured to Boyerll pay ten dollars out himself of hand to get him back once I catch And he looked carefully aboui him to see if he was observed Ill get him quick an take the tag off him before he can give a yelp said Whimple softly an then Ill be ready to swear he was runnin around out here barkin at me as I was goin by Whimple as has been said saw the dog But alas there was an invisible thing of which he took no cognizance And that invisible thing was the heavy copper wire which ran from the trolley line over to Boyers house and down alongside the porch whereon Dodger lay waiting for the door to open And if the man had seen it do you think he would have stopped to calculate that the dog was loaded with enough electricity to keep 16 trains busity- plying between Omaha and Council Bluffs that the beasts life and vitality came not from a collection of sesamoids and temporals and livers and lights but from a lot of 20 ton wheels in a power house two miles away Hardly Certainly he thought nothing of the kind But standing on the well watered lawn of Bill Boyer and oh how care- ¬ fully the man of types and stump speeches had sprinkled that lawn on the night before he poised his wire noose for action and leaning over the rail slipped it about the dogs uplifted head and gave a quick jerk the purpose of which was to choke his prey into immediate silence The school books used to say that U a man lived on the planet Neptunehe would be able to jump over the Wash -- 4 6 THE BOTOBON NEWS -- and waiting for the opening1 of the dog IBoyer took hia prepared dog iotti Iv K V4 - Seventeenth Year Established 18IL Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BKUCE MILDER kdltOMaadOiniew THE FIRST RED LEAF la that which the eye perceives Glowing among the thick green leaves What Or tanager with his vivid rvest Or a lonely grosbeak left behind Ji forgotten by all his gorgeous kind Alas for summer and woe for me Tls the first red leaf on the dogwood tree Ah why for the grass is not yet sere No blight betokens the failing year A late rose reigns on her Thorny throne All the fairer because alone And nods and smiles In the sunny noon As sweet and perfect as those of June Why hint at winter and storm to be O first red leaf on the dogwood tree One orphaned lily leans pale and tall iiast of its line by the llchened wall NThe salvia tosses itaDrilllant plume The bright nasturtiums areyetin bloom And dahlias crimson and gold and white Waste their beauty awake all night Yet here wlttTits sorrowful prophecy Is the lirst red leaf on the dogwood tree The knapweed swings by the meadow path Where mowers gather the aftermath The first pale aster has but begun To hint that the torrid days are done The frlngy sprays of the golden rod Are spreading their spendthrift wealth abroad And while they charm us we need not see The first red leaf on the dogwood tree -- Elizabeth Akers In Youths Companion Is It an oriole perched to rest light Thats Dodger EmlncnCj- - Practical fr fiOVOt SstfoHrwl KlTV Thcre s no such thing as satisfying That man says there are cartload of old at the TDondike looked the second time at the scales to Is he a practical miner guess he must be He says hes not mkke sure that he hadnt given the I going to give up his position as watch ¬ Mght weight in summer time people Wash ¬ jrsnmble because the ice at their door man to go up and dig for it rass away ana m winter they kick be ¬ ington Star cause it dontYonkers Statesman They Were Grateful The lips that touch liquor shall never Frightened Half to Dentin touch mine I JYou see my dear said Mr Young Was the theme of the spinsters song occasionally look on the wine husband to his wife triumphantly at And all who Applauded her loudly and long tKree a m the other morning the Chicago Times Herald moment I begin to sine to babv quite quiet CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES said his wife 44Yes she is easily fnghtened poor little thing--Tit-Bi- CfcjL AGRICULTURAL HINTS DOGS MADE USEFUL In Belgium and Holland They Are Made to Draw Milli Carts But now I have come over to Bel ¬ gium and Holland and I see things here that I could not see in the states L want to tell you how a great many of the vehicles on the streets in the cities are drawn They are drawn by 5ogsandIhaveseenashigh as five good sized dogs hitched to one cart Nearly all the milk carts and bread carts are drawn by dogs The carts are made like an American handcart with two heavy wheels about as heavy as the front wheels of a narrow tired Ameri-¬ can wagon The dogs are sometimes hitched in front of the cart and some- ¬ times under the cart When there are but one or two they are hitched so that they walk right under the bed and between the wheels Often the axle of the cart has an arch in it so that the dogs walk right in the arch The dogs usually wear good leather collars made In a harness shop and the traces are KEEP ON AGITATING IV rk ts Supremacy in Frento Eapa So Emily sfcvads at the head of her class in French Mamma Yes She and another girl were exactly even in the written exanv inations but it was decided that Emily shrugged her shoulders more correctly Colliers Weekly How It Could Be Used Eev Longf ace Remember my yotmg friend there are some things in life better than money Young Fastpace Yes I know that but it takes money to buy em Brook lyn Life ¬ ¬ au xtf WK - i Willi Z2z i - r- - J JI M GflTGflE WGflT T IS hardly to be doubted that the most heartily despised set of per sons on the face of the earth are the dog catchers The oldest man now living- cannot re- ¬ member the daj when he heard a kind- ¬ ly word uttered in behalf of thesnarers of vagabond canines It is an article of faith in some localities and among certain people that Ishmael owed his unpopularity and utter isolation to the presumed fact that he was unwise enough to hire out as a garnerer of sur ¬ plus dogs Just now the Chicago dog catchers are experiencing their regular fall car mival of assault and imttery and the people whose pets they lure or drag jaway are offering up their ancient and time honored testimony which is to the effect that most wire wielders are thieves who go on private property to steal good and valuable dogs while ut ¬ terly ignoring the measley curs which ire alleged to throng the streets with ¬ - you have been ill Had you to keep your bed Pick-Me-No miss I had to sell it Up Im sorry to hear es3 Era zmw Daisy Which is your favorite blond or brunette Gjiarlie a little uncertain a Trifle Uncertain a a the cause of improved highways has often surprised those who were con- ¬ vinced of their importance and has sometimes discouraged them It is ten years now since the league instituted its active and aggressive good roads campaign Great results have been achieved but there is yet much to be done There are still extensive rural districts in which the people are apathetic in spite of the efforts of the press and of organized clubs all over the country In the more sparsely settled districts and especially in many parts of the west it is claimed that activity in railroad construction has prevented expenditure of much energy and capital in building good roads The people and the state legislatures are interested in the railway problem they are agitat ing for railroad facilities working to secure them and until this is accom plished the question of better wagou roads is in abeyance In the older states such as Massachusetts and New Jersey where so much has been done the growth of railroad building has nearly reached its maximum so that with their denser population they are in a position to take hold of their common ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Only Way to Arouse Interest isi Good Roads difficulty in arousing interest in The i k as ri i- srr V funny thing you know but it doesnt make the slightest difference to me in Its roads thedark - Town Topics I Solution of an Old PrAlem The sewing circle owed a debt On the pastors pulpit chair And when at last the claim was met It made the circle square Chicago Tribune Realism Why Generosity Youve got an awful cold Smithers v him to give you something for it Give me something lot it Man he can have it for nothing and welcome Erie Dispatch dont you go to a doctor and get r unfortunately in many cases it turns out to be the truth for the men on the iig wagon have a shrewd idea of the great profit arising out of the harvesting of high class dogs and holding them for ransom There was a man of that Mnd once in Council i Bluffs la hut he was discouraged out of the business His name was Whim pie and he has reduced the dog traffic to a science He naid verv little at- tention to the untagged vagrants of the canine species but give him a good chance at some good mans St Bernard or foxhound and he would climb electric light towers and get his wire noose over the head of the quarry He was clever about it too and although the owners of good dogs hired detectives to watch him with a hope of getting a criminal case against him he always succeeded in eluding the sharp eyes of the sleuths and would indeed by care ful maneuvering even while closely pursued slip around into a back yard loose a fine hunting spaniel from his kennel and entice it out into the alley where with the support and backing of the law he would clap his noose over the beasts head Valuable dogs had the fondest passion for losing their tags about 15 minutes before Whim pies arrival in the neighborhood The ¬ ¬ ¬ His Reaxon First Counterfeiter I wish people in A literary bohemian is at work on a great naturalistic novel The Mar- ¬ general were like congress Second Counterfeiter Why chioness he writes became as white First Counterfeiter A bnd bill would as a shirt Glancing at the very moment be easier to pass than a good one at his own wrist bands he is seized by a scruple and adds whiter even than a PuckT- 2 Masque de Per shirt That Must Be the One Hdjack A writer in a Boston paper Sweetly Silent ington monument or thereabouts discusses the Impossible Dollar All mankind loves an old spinet ¬ For a moment Whimple seemed to be We love its air of other days Tomdik That must be the dollar a lieve that his home was in Neptune And then tis alwajte out of tune fellow tries to borrow Detroit Free and that he wanted to get back there So on it no one ever plays Press Detroit Free Press right away He gave one leap aloft and turned a few dozen times like a sort of jiC a day fireworks brand of pin wheel t mm m He alighted on the back of his neck I IP-when he came down but being a courageous sort of villain in some ways and believing that the dog was stronger than he ever calculated upon he hung grimly to the wire and abused the beasts character while volts and am out hindrance It is the same story which is told of peres and time cards and bell punches dog catchers in all worlds and at all and other things connected with the ¬ ¬ -- s ¬ t times Ajid fev IF ml vmm32 HELP HELP mmAjumwm sesfeseN HE CRIED through him But even as he talked in a strange ianguage he continued in motion You cussed fool of a bum street car service of Council Bluffs shot IT-Unkind 4- But even allowing for all this iZ is proving a slow task to awaken all classes of the population to the positive values to them of better roads In commenting on the conditions that exist in Kan sas the Topeka Capitol says that the farmers of such states as Kansas where the roads are as bad as they possibly can be and where the loss is heaviest tc the producers who are obliged to Stay PEDDLING MILK IN BELGIUM fastened to the legs or the body of the out of the market during an important part of the year because of impassable cart The picture is one made from a photo- roads apparently pay no attention tc graph taken in Brussels Belgium The this all important subject It is ths milk is usually retailed by women It conservative and careful estimate oi the is surprising to see some of the large government at Washington that the loads the dogs draw It is a common people of the United States lose every thing to see two men or women sitting year no less than 600000000 by reasou upon the cart with a half dozen cans of impassable or defective roads the in the back of the bed and going along loss being mainly borne by the f armers It requires the entire wheat crop every the street They have another very common year to pay the loss to farmers occa method of doing work on their farms sioned by bad roads This is no fanci that we rarely see in the states that ful estimate but is below rather than is with cattle It is a common thing above the truth Students of road mak to see a man plow his beets or other ing who are familiar with the results oi crops with one ox or with a cow the excellent roads of old world counhitched to a ohovel plow When they tries estimate that bad roads cost the work an animal single they have a western farmers 25 per cent of every collar and harness and a bridle with thing he buys There is in reality nc a bit that goes in the mouth the same subject of more importance to the farmas we work a horse Sometimes you ers than road improvement and there see two animals hitched together a is none in which the average farm Nc cow and a bull or two cows To me er takes less apparent interest state in the union has more to gain by it looks very much out of place to see two old milch cows hitched to a big active road reform beginning with the adoption of wide tires than Kansas It load of wheat but it is common here These people here know what it has been profitable elsewhere to rem is to work They Cut every bit of their the road tax of all farmers using wide grain with the hand sickle They raise tires and no doubt the same policj magnificent crops of everything Every ¬ would work to advantage in this state thing depends on manure and nothing The present time is agoodone to in- goes to waste- - They are doing here crease Jthe agitation for highway iin what we in the states call intensive provement If the matter is brought farming but I dont think that there forcibly to the attention of the farmers is anything in the states like this A they may be made to realize its direct man cant come over here and not learn importance to them Crops are abun some valuable lessons We have seen dant and find ready sale With the uothing like it in England or any place coming wet weather and deteriorating we have been The tillage is better and roads will come an object lesson which the crops are better and I feel quite should be used b the press and all safe in saying that the3 are better farm- good roads advocates to srengthen ers than the English farmers But these their arguments The farmer can then count in dollars and cents the loss en men are very poor breeders Their tailed on him from inability to get to horses and cattle are bad The Belgium cattle are very much like the Blolstein market easily and cheaply He is in a better cattle but instead of being black and for someposition now than he has been time to undertake the work white many are red and white Some No other investment will pay him so are just like the Holstein cattle I have well got some interesting lessons from the In some sections these facts are ap dairy industry of this country but shall do a good bit more in the next few XJreciated and every effort is being made weeks in that line P F Pf arr in Ohio to secure road improvements County Commissioner Clark in Pennsylvania Farmer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ssajf j yjpr i Jtm ¬ ¬ ¬ says i y I fi action explanation of the phenomenon was never clearly given but at any rate Whimple succeeded in finding more jood dogs without their passports than fcny other dog catcher who ever lived in that city And once caught it cost quite a neat bit of money to ransom such a victim 3ill Boyer a printer and a statesman was a dog fancier who for six weary years suffered at Whimples hands He whipped the man thrice but as the dog catcher was always able to make a fair showing that he had been inside the lines of the law the fines imposed upon Boyer amounted to more than the bribes which he was obliged to pay Whimple for the release of his impound edpets Boyer at last worked the thing down to a system One year he would whip Whimple and pay a fine of 2230 and the next he would igivej tfre dog catcher the amount of his claim for the catching of his dogs usually about 20 The former course cost more but Boyer calculated that he got at least 340 worth of satisfaction out of break- ing Whimples visage The printing man would regularly pay the city for his dog licenses but as regularly the tags would disappear in some myste- rious manner and Whimple would get 3uyei iii last ueuiuea to take ex- ¬ treme measures m the matterof Whim ¬ ple and his dogs One of the finest -- l n pointers sickened and died one day and instead of giving it the usual respectful aud sorrowful burial Boyer ent the body over the river to a tax ¬ idermist and had it stuffed in a most ¬ artful waj w fc K hS he said to Gol lying down bert the taxidermist with its head standing up in the air nd so it was fashioned Now then said Bill I want you to fairly line that dogs hair with little Jf fftiie wires Make it so that there 11 be c metallic surface to meet anvthinc Make it lying down m ML that comoshi contact with thVcoat Vbich was also arranged -- Desirable Better Half T- Bourbon gazing at th6 Wfiat is that unake charmer Pon mah onab Im If isnt Chicago Post mos tempted tuh marry that woman --N Y Journal v Sister Got tUe Snjh Young Sister Mabel here cornea A Iiost Opportunity Capi3oldmore Now decide quickly At a German picnic in Emporia Why weeps the woman comfortless Eithyou give me your new sash orh Her hands why doth she wring Kan the chief refreshment was beer stiektfo this seat like a limpet Pup The papers full of bargain ads 382 gallons of which were consumed She doesnt need a thing The partakers of this exhilarating bev ¬ lif personal Property Chicago Journal erage were extremely jolly until they iieAui yu sa those re your She Removed Her Veil learned that the treasurer had skipped frienfiowu teeth May 1 kiss your hand he asked with the entire receipts of the picnic ShjEph ves 1 wswiti her yvher sShe removed her veil 2fo she re 175 louKeritctesmatt A deg he shouted as the stuffed and electrified one jounced over against him Let go o my leg Oh thunder and lightning as an especially heavy jolt struck him and sent him about 42 feet upward Quit bitin me Get out Let go If I kick you once youll To do him justice Whimple was a game dog catcher but at last which is to say after about nine seconds even he had to give in Help Help he cried This dog p is eatin me alive Let go your wire you fool called William Boyer from his front window for even he felt merciful at last Whimple loosened his grip on the wire and the dog rolled in one direction and he himself collapsed against a fence post on the other side of the lo The many and interesting things which Boyer said to Whimple when he came out upon the lawn are not matters of history It was plain enough even to the dog thief that at last he had been caught in flagrant trespass and his defiance was gone He begged Boyer to tie him together and send him home in some kind of cart so that he could die peaceably Your dog like to killed me he said T never seen such a savage brute Which remark gaveBoyeran idea and he declared with great pathos that Whiniple had murdered his best pet and figured up its worth which was strange to say just equal to the ran ¬ soms he had himself paid in the past And he compelled Whimple to pay him the amount that day That made Whimple and Boyer square but the street railway people wondered for three weeks why the cars had all stopped for teninexplicable sec- ¬ onds that bus morning Chicago Rec ¬ ord Hel-1-l-l- printers TWO DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN TOURISTS FACTS ABOUT GARLIC Mrs Earlywed I didnt accept Algy Yeast What did you mean by saying the firs time he proposed thatilast book of Penmans made you Friend I know you didnt smiled Mrs Earlywed How do you know Crimsonbeak 1 meant it drove me Friend You werent there Boston to drink Yonkers Statesman Traveler Different from Some Cows Reward of Frankness You will notice in lifes voyage While floating down the stream Miss Fosdick Sue Gazzam is a girl That the milk of human kindness of engaging frankness Seldom raises any cream Miss Xediek I should say she was Chicago News S She frankly told Mr Ricketts that she CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE loved him and now they are engaged - Malting Himself Plain Detroit Free Press Compensation We ought not to fret when annojed by our children Why When they grow up they will get paid back by their children Chicago Record Hewitt Its going to be a hard win ter Jewett I guess I know it 1 saw two coal dealers talking together to day Town Topics We have to tell lots of lies It ought to make us quake About these kodak pictures which Our friends and neighbors take Chicago Record He Had a Good Excnse Mrs Benham I dont understand A Reliable Sigrn ¬ -- Amateur Art this safe was burglar proof Atrpnt Well what more proof do you wantf burglars than that Leslies weerKiy While wise women frame advices - Irate Merchant I thought you said j Result why you want to drink Benham Of course you dont nevRr had a wife Judge Col D - - youc - Silly women all get husbands And without a- shred of plan Chicago Record rHow each girl may catch a man Its Only Few That story would be good if it were not for one thing t 1 1 - splied 1 have my gloves QnTH Bits sheghtihem Most of That Used in This Country ed The law is well received every- ¬ Comes from Italy where and people go out of their way About three quarters of the garlic to get the facts before us The office is used in this country is imported from crowded daily with delegations arid Italy It comes in hampers containing people meet us when they know we the are about 110 pounds each Garlic is raised coming and furnish all the information in this country in Connecticut in iou they can even as in the case of the isiana in Texas and in New Mexico Windgap road getting up plans at their All garlic both imported and American own expense Such conditions offer is put up in strings of bunches some- ¬ great encouragement to further work thing like the bunches in which onions and should prove a strong incentive were once commonly sold in this coun- ¬ Good Eoads try but much larger American gar- ¬ lic is shipped in crates and barrels FEEDING THE ORCHARD some from the Jar southtwest comes in How to Improve the Physical Quality long cylindrical baskets of Poor Soils Garlic is sold by the pound or by the To provide vegetable matter and to single bulb which is sold for a penny improve the physical quality In its commercial form whole and soils apply barnyard manure of poor dry garlic does not yield the strong four years in fall or winttr at once in the smell for which it is famous In a of five or ten tons per acre To rate wholesale produce establishmentwhere the decomposition of vegetable aid in matter garlic was stacked up in quantities and to insure a sufficiency of lime and there was no noticeable odor from it plant food apply lime at the rate of 25 But if one of the several smaller bulbs bushels per acre once in fire years To of which each root is composed and provide in addition an abundance of which are called cloves of garlic bp all forms of the available plant food broken off and broken in two the pow- ¬ the time of need for development at of erful odor becomes perceptible tree and fruit apply annually chemical The aggregate consumption of garlic fertilizers in the following in this country is large and our ex- ¬ Nitrate of soda 100 poundsproportions ¬ South Carports of it to South American countries olina rock superphosphate 100 pounds which include American garlic and im- ¬ ground bone 200 pounds muriate of ported garlic reshipped amount to potash 200 pounds The amounts to enough to be reckoned in tons N Y be applied depend on the character of Sun the soils the kind of fruit and age and vigor of the trees By the the in Solids in Pure Millc Mary people are surprised to learn troduction of clover we have a plant ad that milk which is liquid has a larger mirably adapted to cheaply supply ni proportion of solid contents than have trogeneous vegetable matter for or- ¬ many articles of food Milk averages chards and its growth is to be rec ¬ 85 per cent of tolid matter of which a ommended instead of barnyard manure Director ronsiderable part is albumen It is this periment Voorhees New Jersey Ex- ¬ Station which coagulates with heat and still more when rennet is used Potatoes are IiOndlngr the Fnrm Wagon 80 per cent moisture though when the The custom of loading farm wagco potato is cooked the starch in it ex¬ so that the heaviest weight is npon the pands making it seem much heartier front wheels is all wrong and adds ma food than it is The solid of the potato terially to the is mainly starch That of milk is di ¬ The heaviest draft says an exchange weight should be carried vided between caseine butter fats and by the hind wheels This has bee sugar the last of which is found in whey which even though it be soured proven by official and careful test shows by that fact that it has liad some The separator takes outilT tha frit sugar in ifc nd makes mora buttr ¬ ¬ ccunty such enthusiasm as there is over this movement Everybody is interest I have never seen in Allegheny ¬ 4 1 1 THE BOEBON NEWS TtlJBDAT NOVEMBER 2 1897 k Pictnres Tell the Story FRENCH MENUS LO how everything looks in South Dakota They Are a Tliingr of the Past mmm f8 the result of thp irrpnt Pima nf Tiq loerlWhat- are all thofea ribbons hang ¬ ttteee years The Chicago Milwaukee St English Is Now Used ing on the chandelier Those are William Stimpson Stricken vith gentleman who had noted the teh liaul Railway company has had photographs A not ribbons they are neckties Ive Paralysis of His Iiower Iambs dencv upon the part of the restaurateurs Staken of actual farm scenes in South Dako pulled off different men when I was Caused by Overwork of late to have their menu entirely in Eng ta and has had them reproduced in an at¬ lish asked one of them what brought aboui tractive eight page illustrated circular Chicago Rec learning- to ride a wheel the change from the old way when Prenchj winch it is distributing free of cost to all ord From the New Era Greensburg Ind was the popular form for every menu in who are looking for new homes in the most Ferguson It says here that no J fertile section of the Middle Northwest Many of our readers may remember an first class establishments He said A chancre of time and a chance of tasted - Send vour address tn IT F Hunter Imforeigner is allowed to be 48 hours on item in this paper a year ago last fall which a restaurants could Turkish territory without a pass stated that Mr William Stimpson Ind had There was a time when was good timesn migration agent for South Dakota 291 Dear- Dora street Chicago 111 or charge very big prices it farmer living near Rugby in E Nixon It must be tough on the rail- ¬ been stricken with paralysis of the lower and people didn t care much what they paicy general Immigration agent to W Old Powell Dr is the name to remember when buying Sarsaparilla 410 Colony Boston limbs and his recovery was doubtful roads that have to issue them so inat me service was up uutiie very uig wuuuujg vmcugo jlu Ayers Sarsaparilla has been curing people right along for The case which was an unusually severe Then we put the Dm ot iare in Ji rencn asaj Transcript complicated one at last been entirely gentle deception Jew could read irencng nearly 50 years Thats why it is acknowledged to be the A Contrast Mr Dunham I have called sir to and to the utmost has surprise and joy of Mr and when they ordered pommes de terra cured Uncle Mose Whad vn rlmn nrif sovereign Sarsaparilla It is the original and the standard tell you that your daughter Miss Fan ¬ Stimpson and his family they were under the impression they were shoes on yo triflin black rascal Mr Stimpson was pleased to relate to a getting a French dish when in fact thejj nie and I love each other very dearly reporter Youner Mose T wuz ipr tinliM wxr The record of the remedy is without a rival a record that the particulars regarding his case were getting plain everyday murphies witH slirOQ t mrrl-iJ want to ask you for her OldMill and his subsequent recovery I the iackets on jail de way dey showed up Judge is written in the blood of thousands purified by its healing vuns Well yoifll have to wait awhile A year ago last fall began Mr Stimp many funny cases At I remembercouple of young people one Theres no vacancy in the store now son I did a large amount of work My¬ time I had a power at3 Take Air Cleveland hired help left me in the middle of corn cut- table and at the close of the meal they or ITp St Louis and the West Line miles could put you into that I I nursed a lady who was suffering from Wood poisoning and mast 53 the ting and I finished the fall work myself dered cafe au lait just because it brought upj the Leader shortest from Louisville makes the quickest have contracted the disease from her for I had four large sores or ulcers doing an unusual large amount of work I the close of the menu When they were ktime Pullman Sleepers Parlor and Dining Raggles break out on my person I doctored for a long time both by external Wot yer doin Weary put up several hundred shocks of fodder served with coffee and cream thev and also husked all my corn To accom- surprised and the waiter said the girl said FCars For complete information address application and with various blood medicines but in spite of all that I Weary Lookm plish this had to work early and wid de tellercope late I Well I know enoutrh French J P Maffett Traveling Passenger Agent to hpr bean could do the sores would not heal At last I purchased six bottles of Loolrin fer Hagglesfer work About the first of December as I was now to know that kaf aw layit is coffee 53 Knoxville Tenn R A Campbell General AVers Sarsaparilla thinking I would give it a thorough trial Before the Weary Sos I getting my fall work about done I suf- wont take me long to learn French Willie Passenger Agent St Louis Mo work Wot fer six bottles had been taken the ulcers were healed the skin sound and Qcin avoid it of paralysis fered a v I wuz jest sizin upde cian saidstrokebrought on bywhich the physi if you keep coming here natural and my health better than it had been for years I have been was excessive labor SIott Pay houses round here ter see ef I cant My left limb was entirely helpless and my well ever since I had rather have one bottle of Dr J C Avars Sarsapa- ¬ A man whoj strike one daf keeps a gaserline can in right limb was fast becoming so My phy- French was a gentle deception was willing Passenger This is a very slow road rilla than three of any other kind Mrs A P Taylor Englevale N Dak ordered pommes de terre saw V eiy sician became uneasy and after attending to pay a quarter for them but he would havM tsrakemansuppose it pays iJudge stid uv a wood pile Do you upon me for a week so brought Yes pays as it goes a Fwats this I hear about you soak box of Dr Williamsor TinkhePills for me a KiCKeu inte forxiiuie tu ue ciiieu upuu iu jja Tale eating in a Chinyman wid a brick asked Teople sayingthat he believed thev would that much and potatoes People areFrencnl Do You Play Whist Euchre or Other beefsteak now and roast beef Ir HoganI Niver let me hear av th do me more good than anything which he dishes dont go I guess the nation is getg Games he had with great like again Always br reak a briek in knew ofin ascase very used them mine where xing more auu more 10 nuve ynue in ooiieiji The F F V playing card is better than success a similar to two and soak your man twice You all other remedies had failed The case in ica and all things that are American Ciiil any 50 cent card on the market Send 15 3 rr r Tr lt young Americans are much too waste ¬ question was that of L Phillips of Peters cmnati Commercial lelegraph jomiujimiuiUMu cents for one deck or 25 cents for two decks stamps or currency to C B Ryan Asst ville ful Indianapolis Journal Deafness Cannot Be Cared began taking the second Visitor What He is three months boxAbout the time I a decided change was lw lnonT nnnlifntinns ns flipv nntiTinf rpsinlv Genl Passr Agt C O Ry Cincinnati 0 AtVuVrVtiuVHVmVeVsViVsV of these pills old and you havent named him yet noticed and when I had taken two more the diseased portion of the ear Therevis A YEAR FOR The man who is always Mrs Wheeler No You see its this boxes we discovered that I was actually get- only one way to cure deafness and thats ticular he is about his worktelling how paris often so parprobably imagine what Deafness ticular gets nothing done Washway I want to name him after my bi ¬ ting wellandYou can of gladness this was to by constitutional remedies feeling caused by an inflamed condition of the mu ington that he a relief Democrat cycle and John insists on naming him me after being confined to my bed for cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When after his I guess we will have to com- ¬ nearly two months Well I kept on tak- this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling To Cure a Cold in One Day promise and name him after thewiheel ing the pills according to directions until I sound or imperfect hearing and when it is Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All The subscription price of DEMORESTS had consumed nine boxes of them which entirely closed deafness is the result and mother rides Puck druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c completely cured me unless the inflammation can be taken out is reduced to SJ00 a Year Yesterday said Jabson I re- ¬ Demorests Family Magazine Is more than a tasnion I am sound and well to day with not a and this tube restored to its normal con-¬ Nothing is more pathetic Magazine although It gives the very latest home and foreisrn sign of the returning affliction and can dition hearing will be destroyed forever than for a real fused a supplicant woman aTequestfor fashions each month this is only one of Its many valuable features idea that affirm that Williams Pink Pills for nine catarrli caused ithnii snitiethiiii foreach member of the family for every depart a small sum of money and dn conse Pale People Dr me a wonderful good and whichcases out of ten are inflamedbycondition homely girl to get the Democrat she is good looking Washington did ment of the household and its varied contents are of the highest is nothing but an grade making it pre eminently The Family Magazine ol tlie quence of my act I passed a sleepless probably saved me from the grave of the mucous surfaces World it furnishes the best thoughts of the most interesting and To allay all doubt as to the truth of his We will give One Hundred Dollars for any nisrht The tones of her voice were most progressive writers of the day and is abreast of the times inCure your cough with Hales Honey of everything Art Literature Science society Anairs icuon Mousestatement Mr Stimpson made out the fol- case of Deafness caused by catarrh that Horehound and Tar Tinging1 m my ears the whole time noiQ iViatters spons eic u aijie muiiuer ireuuennj l uiiuuuiuk lowing sworn affidavit be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute cannot from 200 to 300flne engravings making it the MOST COMPLETE AND Your softness of heartdoes youcred- Rugbt Ind- - Feb U 1897 MOST PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED Of the GREAT MONTH-IjI-E- S send tor circulars tree it said Mabson who was the wom- This is to certify that I do hereby swear F J Cheney Co Toledo O Lots of men find out two or three things DemoreitiMaenzlne Fashion Department is in every way 3- My wife an about the Bible and then they put in their Detroit Tree Tress that the foregoing statement is absolutely fcold by Druggists oc far ahead of that contained in any otner puDiicanon true WILLIAM STIMPSON time arguing Washington Democrat Halls Family Pills are the best Subscribers are entitled each month to patterns of the latest jg County of Bartholomew POPE LEO XIIIS BIRTHDAY fashions in womans attire at no cost to them other than tat jg b State of Ixdiaxa necessary for postage and wrapping Helpless Cant bend Got lumbago Dont try Sworn to and subscribed before me a JusCarpineto in the Apennines Henry Laura toldmefhis Mamma Well Try St Jacobs Oil It cures Pec tice of NO BETTER CHRISTMAS GIFT made the Peace in and for said county in morning that Mr Logginhalls intendedffto ci Palace and the Popes Bedroom ESfSyj nffin mr ia5gS- mvr o onhcnrintinn fn iimnrpii Inrazlne can be ABXER NORMAN call on you to day for the purpose of asking By subscribing AJT OXCE you can get the magazine at the reduced price and will also receive Count Ludovico Pecrii nephew of Leo said State Nearly every man at some time has let his Justice of the Peace the handsome 25 cent Xmas Number with its beautiful panel picture supplement 5fc full beard grow Did Washington Democrat XIH and his wife Donna Yittoria have The New Era was also informed that Mrs you for your handcalled you see him Ramit 8100 by money order registered letter or check to the Papa Yes he Jwf given in honor of the popes name day Charles Williams of the same neighborAnd what did you say V DEMOREST PUBLISHING CO HO Fifth Ave New York Gty If With a rub St Jacobs Oil hood a great reception at Carpineto the Henry had been cured of rheumatism and could I say Isnt he one of the What Subdues an ache and cures it ou Prompt SubscriptionsT1V birthplace of the PibntifE where they troubledJohnson of Hartsvillealsowho was greatest center rushes in the country Snecial dubbins Offer Creatyou will send usyonrsuDsmptionneio-eu-c- e for lri with neuralgia was rr f cured by didnt expect me to commit suicide dfd IT lives Carpineto is a mountain village Dr Williams Pink Pills It seems that you Men are like pins no good when they lose T fers below Ire some cases you will note We furnish the T UbllCatiU OT t till Year VM111 i Cleveland Leader o their heads Chicago News rat named one alone The offer includes of course each this remedy is in great demand in that ¬ withbout 5000 inhabitants and is pic neighborhood You Our price Publisher- save 10 you price turesquely situated on the top of a Dr Williams Pink Pills Slain by Poison 00 eiroo j and Demorests Magazine 1C5 fOO Harpers Magazine for Tale People Not the poison that thecovert 55 150 peak of the Lepini mountains Being contain in a condensed form all the eleThe Chistian Herald New York MES PETERSONS ST0KY 25 125 f0 Womens Home Companion 25 in the drink the food or some 175 surroundted by points much higher and ments necessary to give new life and richi 00 JicClures Magazine 25 175 1 00 other guise the poison of malaria short Cosmopolitan Slagazine 25 enow capped at some seasons it is real- ¬ ness to the blood and restore shattered ens the lives butmyriads There is a safe ancl 175 1 00 Munseys Magazine of 25 125 a specific for troubles Housewife ly very beautiful It is far from rail- ¬ nerves They are also such as suppressions certain antidote Hostetters Stomach Bit20 180 1 00 Ladies I have suffered with womb trouble Address Home Journal peculiar to females not only fortifies the system over fifteen years I had inflammation ways One has to drive five hours in irregularities and all forms of weakness ters which COMPAJTT HO Fifth Avenue New York UEMOKEST against malaria but roots out its seeds when the diligence in order to reach it and They build up the blood and restore the they have germinated Dyspepsia consti- enlargement and displacement of the jwwyjvww of health to sallow cheeks it has thus kept much of its primitive n men they effect apale andcure in all cases pation rheumatic liver and kidney trouble womb character The inhabitants are very arising from mental radical overwork or ex- are conquered by the Bitters The doctor wanted me to take treat-¬ worry poor mostly shepherds The women cesses of whatever nature These pills are ments but I had just begun taking A Careful Borrower starting early in the morning some ¬ sold in boxes never in loose bulk at 50 EXCLAIMED AYE WHE1 Pa over to borrow your lawn Mrs Pinkhanf s or six boxes 250 mav A times go 15 miles to gather wood When cents a box all druggists for direct and mail mower sent me says wouldnt you preferto Compound and THE RUB COULD HE HAVE An he of fo by or they are employed in cultivating- the be hadDr Williams Medicine Company sharpen it yourself from v my husband REFERRED TO land they do not earn more than Cour Schenectady N Y Why should 1 preter to sharpen it r r r said had BVCw I af- I pr Ti Lause pa says he is so awkward about bi jjSmM ojgfive pence adar better wait such things an he mieht Jurn f heredffe rne presenfvillagevas in the middle rVKHHHM Jf ft PARROTS HAD THE LAUGr B K A H aei land see iVVA Cleveland Iain7Dealeri fll B hHB ages a rather important town It was iow much Shake Into Your Shoes with its surroundings a duchy first un ¬ Instructor of InfantsIeets Difficul ¬ ties in the Parle Zoo Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet good that der the Caetani to which family be ¬ She was a prim close fitted looking young It cures painiul swollen smarting feet and would do longed Boniface VHI who had his e 42 r woman in a dark dress and as she walked instantly takes the sting out of corns and me I was boxed by a Sciarra Colonna at Anagni through the Lincoln park zoo with a body bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery o sick when I and later under the Aidobrandini to guard of ten mild little girls explaining mat- of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight began with her ters generally which belonged Clement VHE Tor two murmured with the monkeys yawned and or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure medicine could that tired feeling I for sweating callous hot tired aching feet centuries however the most important Kindergarten seen em before Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe hardly be on my family there has been that of the Tecci She paused before the parrots cage ad- stores 25c Trial package FREE Write to feet I had the although they originally came from justed her eyeglasses on her classic nose and Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y MACHINE backache con prepared to enligten the innocent mind of im it Siena The Tecci own the only building youth stantly also headache and Similar Experiences Ask you Grocer to day to sliow you which can be called a palace and half of These are parrots girls Mamie may w Fob you ever run after a ferryboat only was so dizzy I had heart trouble it Did a package of GRAHtf O the new food the environs Trom their palace which spell parrot to find that it was coming in seemed as though my heart was in my spelled one of the small is built on the highest ground the out- ¬ Oh yes and at the time I was courting drink that takes the place of coffee o maidens any wife and thought I was winning out in a throat at times choking me I could look is grand toward the mountains The children may drink it without Rot Mamie rot said the fair hard fight she and all her relatives were not walk around and I could not lie and picturesque looking down over the Minerva serenely injury as well as the adult All who combined in an effort to make my escape down for then my heart would beat so roofs of the medieval town The in ¬ Rot Mamie rot rot rot yelled the try it like it GEADT O has that fast I would feel as though I was that laughs and a ferior is much more sumptuous than little gray parrottook up the refrain svm ¬ rich seal brown of Mocha or Java smothering I had to sit up in bed Iiargrest in the World WRITE FOR CATALOGUE K one would expect in that half wild dis- ¬ pathetic chorus and the maidens giggled Mi nerva reddened to breathe I was so but it is made from pure grains and The Star tobacco factory at St Louis is nights in order trict There are vast anterooms and How annoying she went on These CO largest the world The are the most delicate stomach receives It magnificent halls hung with tapestry birds girls have the power of articulation thetwo rowsin2400 feet on Park buildings feet weak I could not do anything and 2400 INDIANAPOLIS IND have now taken several bottles of and if carefully instructed are capable of al- an Folsom I without distress the price of coffee and large family portraits avenue with a total width of 271 I most perfect ennunciation but while pos- on Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com ¬ 15 cents and 25 cents per package The portrait of the popes mother rep- sessing this gift of mimicry they have no feet You will discover the reason for this STOPPED FBEE resents her as handsome and dignified reason to guide the import of tfieir utter- ¬ marvelous growth if you give Star plug pound and used three packages of PERMANENTLY CURED Sold by all grocers Sanative Wash and can say I am Insanity Prevented bv and that of his father in his uniform ances as the human consciousness has and toDacco a trial DR KLINES CREXT Tastes like Coffee consequently are unable to converse intelperfectly cured I do not think I of colonel he served under Napoleon ligently being simply echoes so far aBspeak I count life just to try the souls strength could have lived long if Mrs Pink NERVE BESTQREFt Looks like Coffee on Robert Browning II as a good looking man in whose fea- ¬ iner is concerned Positive care for all Nervous DiseaseSyFitsEpilepsifr InsistthatyoargrocergivesyouGKAINO Spasms atld St Vitus7 Dancer No Kits orXervii hams medicine had not helped me tures can be found traces resembling The big green and red parrot stood on an after first days use Treatise and 2 trial bottle free Accept no imitation Trifle with sprains and they cripple Mes Joseph Petersox 513 East St to r it patient they pTin eprt s ghiirqes onlv viheu re other leg and eyed Minerva with microscopic his celebrated son 3Jeo is also there scrutiny ceiTed Send to DR KLINIJ- Ltd Hellevue institute of Use St Jacobs Oil promptly It cures Warren Pa Medicine The likeness is an exceedingly good one 933 Arch Street PHILADELPHIA PA-You understand she continued they more than can be said of hisbrother have no mind and consequently no personThe man who flirts with servant girls has Cardinal Giuseppe Tecci who died in ality When discovered in their natural aomestic tastes imcago iews si a 4iHfiL au 1890 at the age of S3 a rigid Jesuit who state they are as other birds but upon be M ing associated with human beings they rapgo when St Jacobs Oil Bruises any idly acquire the use of the peculiarly shaped had a rooted objection to posing in Is used No sign remains form for his picture Among the por- ¬ larnyx which as science tells us enables traits there of persons notbelongingto them to articulate The theory has been pro THE MARKETS the time of protoplasm the famous story writer is only one of many celebrated the family is one of Duke Loubat an pounded that at ill with baleful resentment Si But Polly felt yiv contributors engaged to write for the next volume of American ennobled by Leo XIII wno O rats Cincinnati Nov 1 You aint so he broke out 3 25 LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS 2 50 has erected three or four statues of the nice m tt 3 90 g 4 40 Select And the gray parrot laughed in diabolical CALiVES butchers good light pope in different churches G 00 5 75 ft Fair to f as the kindergarteners were 3 35 3 00 The room occupied by the present gleewhere the canaries warbled hastily led HOGS Common to Chicago 3 55 3 35 Mixed packers Pontiff when he resided in Carpineto is Tribune 3 50 3 70 Light shippers Sz Times 3 10 3 65 SHEEP MDlioice still called Camera di Tonsignore f5 5 35 5 00 LAMBS Good to choice AN INSPIRATION A and has not been disturbed It is very 380 360 FLOUR Winter family STear 97 modestly furnished having a little iron Sue Would Shovr Her Strawberrv GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 93 No 3 red ssN WViItiCCKYvV0 sic bed with 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Kierly These symptoms cannot be mis taken they mark the first appearance of a disease that will develop in severity and stubbornness and which it is impossible to cure with the local treatment of sprays washes and similar applications JBeing 4t disease of the blood only a blood zefnedy can have the slightest effect pon it SSS Swifts Specific is the nly cure for Catarrh because it is the only blood remedy which goes to the fceat of all obstinate and deep seated cases and forces out the disease Mr T A Williams a leading mer vchant of Spartanburg S C writes -- And as she rcWffcrirc Jm l was the craciaing or a cwig unior a 6od hasfcv footstep and Kate Selden I had a parrot once an ugly bird saw With the most wicked eye I ever face to face With her husoana Hraa Who though it comprehended all it heard very pale and his lips looked pallid Would only aay Ob pshawl and drawn with the effort to keep Jrom lore I did my best to teach it goodly law trembling She had flushed deeply wifen I talked to it of medicine and their eyes met but now the color ebbed It looked as if it knew it all before pshaw away from her girlish face and sheid And simply said Oh confusedly I sat me down upon a dry goods box empty I am so glad I mean not tolkeep To stuff sound doctrine down its you waiting You see I am here flip craw he said jant It would have none of matters orthodox You are very good But yawned and said Oh pshawl good You got you are always MY PAROQUET RBU j1 WJU UUAiJJU ti i A TWIN BROTHERS You are cordially invited to inspect the handsomest line of Cloth ¬ ing Dry Goods DreBs Goods Shoes etc ever displayed 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 V 1 li 4 mW - - 1V -- K t ma 1 was gradually growing worse Of course I was under treatment of first class phy-¬ sicians but their remedies were applied locally and the disease seemed to be get- ¬ ting a firmer hold on me all the while After spending so much money for treatment which proved to be all in vain I was urged to try SSS This rem ¬ edy proved to be the right one for it got at the disease and a few bottles cured me perfectly The cure was a permanent one and I have not had a touch of the disease for many years Swifts Specific is the only remedy that will have the slighest effect upon Catarrh Sufferers from Catarrh should get a start on the disease before the cold weather aggravates it Those who have been relying upon local treatment will jfind winter weather is all that is needed to show that the disease is still with them A course of SSS Swifts Specific will prove all assertions made that it is the only cure for Catarrh it goes to the cause of the trouble the blood and forces out all traces of the disease Swifts Specific is the only remedy which reaches real obstinate blood dis- ¬ eases it cures Catarrh Rheumatism Cancer Contagious Blood Poison Ec- ¬ zema Scrofula and in fact every other disease of the blood It is guaranteed -- and though the case was a mild one at firstit was not long until I noticed that it For four years I had nasal catarrh fWely Vegetable nd is the only blood remedy containing no potash mercury or other mineral Books mailed free to any address by the Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga ASSIGNEES SALE OF 0 i o I Li W W Sndduths assignee W W Sudduth Defendant By vs Plaintiff abow-- styled action the undersigned will on virtue of an order of sale in the NOVEMBER SiFGDAY -- 6 I897 2Prw Ky at two oclock p m to the -- sea publicly at the court house door in hi h st and best bidder the following dt snibiHl real estate I wo tracts of land lym in Sourbon - County Ky and bounded and bed s follows to wit descri- ¬ TRACT NO 1 scmiVU as follows pruning at a stone corner to Mrs iRuivliiudfi dower thence S 62 E 1524 nce N 5 E 333 po1 pi v nee N 9 E 2256 poles thenceN 21 E 12 poles N 8 E 18 poles thence leaving the tn pi 78i W 127 24 poles tbnce S 25 JN 44 66 poles to the beginning Ceutervilie A tract of 55 acres oE land on the Jacksonville turnpike de sh TRACT NO 2 JJeuinning at a stone inari t of the division of the tt Xievi indduth thence S 27 poles foa corner to Hawkins 79 E 6508 poles to corner c S CM E 890 poles T Jam- a Rowland uiu id Sudv to coju to samIX 25 E 2294 pol - to come an iU livision aforesaid f W 7260 poles to the be -- 30 16 ot of 11 acres and lo poles ad the above tract and d bed as l ivs v ix on da of 24 52 uca S th-su- - i - t eley Aer to poles - N 79f - thence No 2 -- a one The above tracts will bu of six twelviTerms Credit from lav iaonfos bearing ibterest sbas sale at six per cent and the required to execute bv wit will approved surety The purcht - m pay the bonds at ny time i ter - t confirmation of the report of sa r Q Jfty - WARD JR Assignee very generous straw to everything and particularly about And tipped and teetered off at my reproof And thickly said Oh pshawl baby It is all I can do now to tryjpo Enraged I hurled a bootjack missed my aim he answered weaklynd And plugged a passing stranger in the jaw please you He wheeled to see from whence the missile the perspiration was like dew onffis eame brow He took off his hat and stammer The demon laughed Oh pshawl ed something about its being awfully to an old maid aunt 3 hot I gave the creature And shook With parting grief its aJdnoy Yes perhaps you have walked fuffi Hell serve to cheer she said my lonely It is very warm and you look tiredf Wont you sit down She moved hearth For Id not marry the best man on earth tie farther away to make room for him Oh pshawl Oh pehaw sneered Poll ana ne aroppea into me pmue utJHiaener Emma Herrick Weed in New York Sun We used to say there was just foonf he added witaenough for two A CONQUERING HEEO amile and she turned her head away perhaps to pluck a rose for she snapped one off short and then threw it awayf h i It was snch a pretty scene The frees he asked Am I to see baby today had the abundance of verdant foliage after a few minutes of awkward silencet that belongs to happy June The grass I haven t seen him you know sincearr seemed more than usually rich and she answered hurriedly Oh yes There they arene green and the wild flowers more abun and looking a bout and Annette yonder m the woods They dant than ever before there was a rural bridge over a deep rushing stream that are coming this way Oh Sidney she fed a mill dam some distance beyond cried suddenly turning toward him 1 can never never how and roses clambered over the broken forgive could youi you rails of the bridge and twined their XV could never dare to ask you I wild tendrils about an old tree near by They were a4most the very wordslpf nrminKf WhirVh was ft rustic seat On the Pauline and Claud She remembered rustic seat was another rose a very a moment that it had been the first play sweet and fresh and lovely rose in white Sidney had taken her to see after they muslin with a Marie Antoinette fichu bad married and how often they had across her breast and knotted at the laughed at that pair of lovers each waist and a wide leghorn hat on her dying to forgive and be forgiven and head that Bhaded her eyes so cleverly neither daring to say the right word that no beholder could guess that tears She used to think she could never be so were rising there from time to time and foolish as that and now it was get- ¬ dropping on the white mull kerchief ting very awkward for this was a far And this had happened so often that more serious matter and she knew that the rose might very well be said to be she could never never forgive What woman could washed in dew f And then she heard the laughter and Her name was Kate and she was very angry with herself because the tears shouts of little Sidney who had just would fall despite all the indignant caught sight of his father and was how things she was saying to herself in her running wildly to welcome him It was effort to stop their flow till at last she a fortunate interruption to a scene tliat started to her feet in a dreadful pet and was nearing a painful climax and she began to walk up and down crushing was very glad to take a step or two to- ¬ the wild flowers under her feet But ward the laughing boy who was al- ¬ that could not continue for she was a ready flying across the bridge followed very sweet little woman and could not by his nurse then there was a crash a even hurt a flower without regretting shriek The side of the bridge was gap- ¬ it and presently she bent her graceful ing outward The maid stood wringing figure and pulled the wild anemones her hands The golden curls that Baftf and the few late violets and having floated a moment above the rushing reached the rustic seat she added a rose water were gone or two and sat down It was so sudden so inexplicableV Its a perfectly lovely morning that the frantic mother could not real ¬ she murmured and pinned the flowers ize at first wbafhad happened rs3Vnn among the folds of tbe mull kerchief she did the air resounded with herag I wonder where she has taken the onized cries and it was the nursegifl who was the first to see that Selden had child because She stopped and looked anxiously already reached his child just in time Courage maam couragel the girl about till she saw in the distance the maid and the little boy rambling among whispered while she supported her See he is saferl His father the trees and apparently absorbed in mistress ¬ gathering wild flowers and chasing but- has him Look look The darling has terflies and the music of the childs his arms about the masters neck and laughter was borne to her on the soft heshuggkig and kissing of him just as perfumed summer breeze It was a if nothing had happened at alll r heavenly sound a sound to gladden The girl assisted her mistress back to any mothers heart but Kate Selden the little rustic seat and when the sighed and drew from her belt a closely father and child had reached the young crumpled piece of paper which she had mother little Sidney was already laugh-¬ thrust there in fierce impatience and as ing with delight and as he put one she looked at it the tears which had dripping arm about her neck he drew not retreated very far again rose to her her close till her face touched herhus eyes bands face Oh Im just a dreadful fool whispered Selden Kate she Kate A silly silly little simple- may I beg forgiveness now thought ton And Im glad he is late for I Oh Sidney I have been so proud wouldnt have him know for anything and heartless I was jealous and vaih in this world that I cared enough to and and so selfish and unfair I cry And smoothing out the crum- ¬ wouldnt listen to you and all the mme pled paper she began to read the writ- ¬ I knew you never cared for that woman ten words once more though she al Can you forgive me too ready knew them by heart Just give me a chance thats all you will see me on Wednesday And then two pairs of arms met and If we can talk the matter over I have clasped each other close about thecon spoken with my lawyer and he has quering hero who seemed to find him- ¬ consulted with yqurs and a separation self quite suddenly an object of second can be arranged without any public ary importance scandal at least I Hope so I would It then occurred to Annette that Mascall at the house but I know your ter Sidney would have a dreadful cold mother hates me worse than ever now unless his dripping gjirments were and it would only cause a scene So if changed immediately so she carried you will come to the old rustic seat him off in pursuit of dry clothing close by the-- bridge you know where Popular Monthly we used to meet in the old happy days Preparing and Cooking Ducks ah Kate if you weuld only let me tell you every thing you would find that Ducks in point of quality rank as I am not so very much to blame But I follows Canvasback redhead mallard wont speak of that because of course and teal The canvasback probably out ¬ I know you wish to leave me and I ranks everything in the way of game in will make no defease Yes you shall the estimation of good livers No sea- ¬ keep the boy though T believe the law sonings or spices are usedin its cooking would give him to me if I chose to fight none could add to its perfect flavor for my right rna in tiiat I yield to you Pluck singe and draw the birds wip entirely I believe a child belongs to ing out the inside with a cloth wet in hi mother first and before all others salt water never washing Truss dust therefore I give him to you without lightly with salt insicie and outside asking what the law n ieht say about and bake 25 minutes in a hot oven it but I do ask that you will let me see Baste often in melted butter and hot him as often as I may wish for I love water one part butter to three of wa ¬ him dear yes though you may not ter If preferred rare conceded the bet believe it Kate I love him next to his ter way cook only 20 minutes In mother who is still the dearest on earth serving pour 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