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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - r r 4 5 itrj t V WiTfi t Jiif TH CHAMP MILLER m VHt OUR PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY V NEWS Esfaillsliei Editors ui Owmrs FRIDAY MB i 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered FRIDAjl NOVEMBER 5 1897 NO 89 mmmmammtmmmmmmmmmmaammmaammmmmtammmmammmam C F BROWER ft CO There is a standard of everything A STANDARD OP VALUE Setting Up a Standard Sf Burs la And About The Coileather Bring Catarrh Though s 5- A STANDARD OF STYLE THE STANDARD CARPETS are those we handle NO BETTER GRADES were ever shown NO BETTER VALUES were ever offered NO BETTER PRICES were ever made We make it to your K A STANDARD OF MERIT - THIS WEEK- - Special Couch Sale CORDUROY interest to buy now f with or without box LEATHER full size 1250 1350 1520 18 S2U S2 Oriental Rug ft Sale C f NOW IN PROGRESS ft F BROWER 01 EI t CO iBPEAKE EAST BOUND TIME TABLE Lv Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington 830am 600pm 1115am 840pm 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm 933pm Winchesterll58am 950pm 915am 630pm Lt Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 340pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65tmm 705pm Ar Philadelphiaa0l5am 908pm 1240nn Ar New York WEST BOUND wM Cheap Pianos built on the patchwork plan cases made at one place works at another then thrown together by a self styled manufacturer are offered daily at prices so rediculous as to convince any intelligent person of their utter worthlessness In marked contrast are our t Ar Winchester- - 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm Ar Lexington 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville1001am 730pm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville t t Low Priced Pianos -- which are remarkable for tone touch Through Sleepers between Louisville finish and durability as well as price Jexington and New York without Come and hear themt and Jnvestigate rl nokonlv the instruments- butalsblouii it Trains marked thus f run daily ex cept Sunday other trains run daily ¬ Mr C H Dailey of Rose Hill Nicholaa was here Monday Mrs Jas Collierof Mt Sterling is the guest of relatives here this week Mrs Robt Caldwell went to Cincin ¬ nati Wednesday on a business trip Mrs W V Huffman and son went to Berry yesterday to visit relatives Mrs E P Clarke has returned from visit with relatives at Dallas Texas Mr Abe Reese of Mason was the guest of Mr Wm Chancelor this week Mrs R F Deering guest of Mr Jas F Summers and family has returned to i Fleming Mrs Dicey Thorn and daughter Miss Lois went to Neptoa Mouday to visit relatives The much needed rain has come Why not start the willipus wallipua on the streets T E Savage went to Pans yesterday to assist County Clerk Ed Patton isaue pension papers Mr Pox Clarke of Georgetown Col- ¬ lege was the guest of Mr J Will gi Clarke this week Mr Louis Rogers and family of North Middletown were guests of rein tives here Tuesday Judge elect W M Purnell and wife of Paris were guests of T M Purnell and family yesterday Mr and Mrs D R Kimbrough of Cynthiana were guests of Mr John Jameson the first of the week M O Wilson formerly of the now the Raven has returned Journal to Aberdeen Ohio to reside Mr Thos M Wright of Falmouth Rush Co Ind is the guest of his sister Mrs Mary Collins near Osgood Mr Jas T McClelland returned Wed nesday from Atlanta Ga and reports fair sales for his car of horses The Millersburg foot ball eleven will play at Cynthiana Saturday Other engagements will be announced later N trains now arrive as fol- ¬ The L South bound 721 a m 303 p lows m Northbound 810 a m 655 p m Riley Johnson is tearing down the ell of the Egnew property and will erect a black smith and carriage shop on the ¬ Fall Suitings And Overcoats tteVtMerceable effects of Ca Of the best of material and best of trimmings at a reduction on or tarrh ace rt ail th year round cold and before November 20th disagreeable breather aggravates the disaataaalH Staring the winter sea felt Each mi that fiCwirareet feral isiatensifythe eacceedkig yefcr aeeoia te Will make you a fine Business Suit for 2500 and up with as fine vmk it gradually fastens its disease mold npoa tfciTraffercr with a grasp that trimmings as any first class house would give you on their 4000 or 5000 suits becoiacs Cristf each season Catarrh ettsei appears as enly a cold at Call and see what kind of an Overcoat we will make you for from merly Th eeeuyotptems cinaot be mis¬ 2800 to 4000 with the very best of trimmings and material that can taken they 9poc thert appearance of a be had Call and examine Overcoatings and trimmings and bt disease that lstUeWrelop in severity asd convinced stnbboraaiaai wklch it is impossible to cure witktiei loeal treatment ofspraya washes atjteilar applications Being will make you the finest for 1200 that can be Pants a disease ej1di eleod only a blood anywhere We we make Panta from 500 to 1200 bit remedy caahare the slightest effect upon it S41 Swifts Specific is the only oure JbrCatarrh because it is the only blood ieaedy which goes to the We will give you the best of make and by Union Labor seat of all obstinate and deep seated cases and ieScea out the disease Mr T Apfilliaias a leading mer ¬ chant of Spartanburg S C writes Y3 tret aad ie rdl j yoileed But gradu- ally tae coa recmraw aaa it is mere difficult toeriytud stays longer than for had - PARIS FURHISHISG E S STOUT TAILORIHG Manager CO - - ti New Buggy Company -- 0 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 Tforfottxkmxn I had nasal catarrh and though the case was a mild one at BUGGIES BAROUCHES stock and compare our prices IVMtJ SUREIES fc m A - -- mmmmuMmK jlpno MSVKp3mlEiCtfV nrormauoncau i on 35JWI5J -- - hS4 -r- -v- easypayments 123 Z fjiMMl1 n II rr TiKrlBiixiucnrrmtmMeiTMtmaaTnr j - JaSHSKIg - fj - - i ocGeorge W Barney Agent L F B Carr Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky N R R Paris Ky Ernest Urchs 121 Co and West Fourth Street CINCINNATI Sole Steinway Representatives H A SMITH DEKTTIST- Co 1 A DESIRABLE FARM At Private Sale A desirable farm containing SITUATED CUMMINS HAWKINS ON THE TURNPIKE property Wednesday applied aieiaaa bat way of St Louis for Hot Springs Arktf I locally aad tlieirifmeQies wereto beget- disease seemed to visit her spns as there is no yellow Jting a nnnerthe 44 J 44 noia on me an ine wniie- fever there so much money tor After spsnding E P Clarke sold in Cincinnati for treatment which proved to be all in Robt Tarr and Robt Hughes nine vain I was urged to try SSS This rem-¬ hogsheads of tobacco at an average of edy proved to be the right one for it got at the disease aad a few bottles cured me fourteen cents perfectly The cure was a permanent Mr J Smith Clarkmoved into the one and I Itave not had a touch of the Tuesday Mr disease for many years Swifts Specific Woolums residence Wm Carpenter moved into the Lyle is the only remedy that will have the I The public is invited to inspect our expert iraa smutnaltwBowiar worse Ofconrs ruttTmmKMimi r ii i raogkraettxhdoonrworkvancL insure satisfaction and guaranteeaUy firstit waa MJajM g until I noticed that it n 1 everything in the vehicle line lV Kf JLLM We have engaged experienced i UV Calland see us VitAwl Prompt attention to all orders 1 IP1- - JHHaggarci Buggy Company i HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 to 12 a m to 5 p m 8 MILES WEST OF PJRIS is offered at private sale on easy terms The farm is in a good state of cultiva- ¬ tion well watered for man or beast even in this dry time is well improved with new dwelling six rooms and hall Poland China Hogs FOR SALE litter One male the and three gilts of same necessarj out buildings including an excellent frame tobacco barn sufficient to house 14 acres of tobacco a great abundance of locust timber Mr Jos H Hawkins who lives near the farm or Mr Counor who lives on it will take pleasure in showing it to purchasers Terms One third cash balance in Eligible to register one and two years with interest from and of best individuals Good strains of blood five months old weight date 135 pounds Call on or address J Q WARD GEORGE CLAYTON Attorney in fact Hutchison Ky 12oct 6wk For E M Hildreth W O HINTON Agent Tire Wind and Storm PATENTS U S AND FOREIGN PROCURED EUGENE W JOHNSON SOUtCITOR AND ATTORNEY Insurance OLD THE VERY BEST PROMPT- RELIABLE P AYING IN PAT ¬ ENT CAUSES 1729 New York Ave Washington D C Office established 18G8 Charges moderate Correspondence Requested 2mar l3an98 NON UNION MEGRASS NURSERIES PALL 1897 Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits Trees Asparagus and every thing for Ol M 602 H DAILEY MAIN ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m BATLROAD TIME CARD L N R R H Otto has opened a shoe shop next and door to Conways meat store your patronage Prices reason- ¬ solicits 2t able and work guaranteed 1 Messrs Wm Butler Arthur Best Dave Conway oaml Procter and ffWm and Robt Savage of Cincinnati Collier of Mt Sterling were here Tuesday to vote3 5 j JBI Miss Blanche Bowen was badly burn- ¬ ERFECTil ed on the side of her face and arm Tuesday by the explosion of a bottle of WHEN APPLIED TO gasoline which she was using to clean I 4 some dress goods rf 5B ESS WWDPVIPBnHniaiHMDMl Mr Louis A Reagan who lately moved here from Bethel has bought a house and seven acres of ground in Rud- ¬ dles Mills from W F Turner for 850 and will move there shortly and is theonly blood remedy containing Oity Election The election passed no potash mercury or other mineral Books mailed free to any address by the off quietly Tuesday The following Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World gentleman were elected Town Trustees Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Gun or J H Warford Levi Trotter T P Ammunition and take no other WadellOwen Ingels Jas W Conway FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue J Ed Hull defeated Stiles Stirman for Chaa Thomas was PL Police Jndge WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO New Haven Ct elected Town Marshall defeating Wm Uiinil Tucker and Benj Tones See eighth page for returns in full from county election Alf Ball defeated R B A LL- persons having claims against RrvnlrJon frr ATamatrofbW J UVU1UUU W JJiUWIU M A b assigned estate of H Margolen ested to present tneui at once Yesterdays Temperature proven as required by law to rop The only safe aur and reigned in Paris Ky Those The following is the temperature as reliable Feraale PULIi themselves indebted to fl ever offered to Ladies noted yesterday by A J Winters Co snow especially recommend are requested to pay promptly Martiof this city ed to married and tb by avoid court cost 45 7 a m PZZkZiS for othAr 39E3S3yfAsk oexLoDE MOTTS 7HBTVTS07AZ nm Ta and take noIiadiee aaZnn 46 8 a m LOUIS SALOSHIN v tcsr ior circiuar jrrice SI fin Jfi - A wkis wjc ipuW wmran 49 xrav f jl oc vxuaiiYxxAjLi jkj 9 p m Assignee jxeveiand ujuo 62 10 a in Stitt Attorney Haii For SalejBy W T Brooks Druggist 56 11 a m filmy 59 12 m 64 2 p m 3 p m 64J 4p m FRANKFORT 62i Ak CINCINNATI IT 61 5p m In Effect March 1 1887 53 7p m DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY All i wsons havincc claims against the Newspa- ¬ assigr estate of has R Turner are The first of American ItopreBeutJtnem to me au my pers CHAS A DANA Editor rerni EAST HOUND PariMjiiKy iroperly proven as offk Lve Frankfort 650am by law i hose knowing them reqt Arr Elkhorn 643am aebted to tb estate are request Sfilv Arr Switzer 651am alighest 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 find 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 illllilli MEANS Purely Vegetable M KEES NOTICE V C - - - PENNYROYAL PILLS jx vv Via-v-- a M - v IGNEES NOTICE THE SUN Money To Loan 1 ARRIVAL OP TRAINS cbard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell direct to From Cincinnati 1116 a m m 1015 p m the planter saving enormous commis on application to From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m sions uataiogue 339 p m 627 p m H F HILLENMEYER From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m Lexington Ky 333 p m From Maysville 748 a m 880 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS have from One Thousand to Fifteen suit Hundred Dollars to loan on first mort- ¬ Of 538 p gage at eight per cent per annum ed to ilepromptU md save costs of HARMON STITT Ansienee HARMON STITT American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever The American Constitution the Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr xraris Lve Paris a V ASSIGNEES NOTICE i VIS Dailyby mail - Daily Sundayby mail 6 8 a year a year 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 822am 828am 840am 34 415pm 40pna 5 4S8pnx 10pm WEST BOUND C onsiderthe Quality In buvine vour childrens RION School To Cincinnati New Fall stock now arriving prices but quality good low Shoes CLAY 346 p m To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m 545 p m 1021 p m ToRichmond 1125 a in 543 p m 1025 pm To Maysville 755 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent 445 a m 755 a m All personB having claims against the assigned estate of T H Tarr are hereby notified to present same at once proper- ¬ ly proven to the undersigned or same maybe barred by law FurMturefgtfin GiothsKGarp rb 4TF DKA i - IN w tb m Sha es Oil Mattresses t The Sunday Sun ie Address THE SUN Now York - TEASHBROOK JLakx Ashbrook Atty8 Assignee of T H Tarr 22J6 ing Mkv Streetk at t Bfpa - s Ky greatest Sunday Newspaper in fiertak the world I Price 5c a copy 3 a year By mail ArrElizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Jjve breoreetown Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground Arr Switzer Arr Elkhorn GEO B HARPER OOam1 j 5j9Qpm 938am 548pm 948am 558pm 1000am 610pni 1040am 1056am 1110am 1125am 1135am 1155am 6A5pnx 932am I Stf2pm 64Spn 653pnx 704pm 7llpia 72pM V- Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt Fjkanktort Ky C D BEROAW - er THE BOUKBON NEWSlJpjlDAY NOVEMBER 5 1897 H THE ELECTION Van I- - V f- K 3 R IK An exceptionally large votevasH3QUsliidespite the Inclement weather the figures nowat hand indicating that 53000t ballots werecast out of a total registration of 567608 There NEAV JERSEY were comparatively few split tickets a vast Trenton Nov 4 The New Jersey assem- ¬ majority of the voters voting their partytick bly will have a republican majority of 21 on ets straight joint ballot The latest figures from the differ ¬ New York Nov 4 The latest returrisSf on ent counties show that the democrats have members of the general assembly lower house elected senators in Burlington Huntington of state legislature give the republicans a Passaic and Sussex counties and that Robt E majority of 12 in a total membership of 150 In Hand rep is elected senator from Cape May the last assembly the republican majority was by about 250 majority This gives us a major- ¬ 78 Three citizens union nominees were elect- ¬ ity of one in the house and either seven or nine ed in this city The senate which holdstover on joint ballot has a republican majority of 20 This is my claim and it will be found that it Albany N Y Nov 4 The complet re- ¬ will be substantiated I must confess that the turns from the state are coming in slowly dur ¬ majority is a little too close for comfort but ing the early hours of the morning and dem- ¬ such a small working majority has some bene- ¬ onstrate that the republican landslides of the fits for it always results in cementing the party past two years have been reversed if not by together for good legislative work giving as large a majority for the democrats at The chairmen of both state committees dis- ¬ least by changing something like 240000 votes patched trusted lieutenants to Calvert county plurality in the state Wednesday afternoon to watch the count there Gov Blacks 200000 year over was John last Palmer the republican secretary of statewon NEBRASKA the year previous by over 100000 The indica- ¬ Omaha Neb Nov 3 Returns are coming in tions are that these enormous plaralties have very slowly from the state The few precincts KENTUCKY been swept away and a reverse plurality of 58 Lexington Ky Oct 4 Chairman John- ¬ 159 is given for Parker The greatest sur- ¬ heard from show republican gains over the vote ston of the democratic executive committee prises of the returns are tho great gains of last year It will be after midnight before said to a reporter at noon Wednesday that made in the assembly by the democrats anything definite is known Additional scat- ¬ HOIT ASA 8 BUSHNELL being counties tering precincts returns from small towns and of in them Shackelford the democratic candidate for many Re Elected Governor of Ohio clerk of the court of appeals is elected by not and districts where there was no expecta- ¬ country precincts serve to confirm earlier bul- ¬ Of 19 state senators tion on the part of democratic managers qf letins to the effect that fusion has carried in less than 16000 majority ¬ elected Tuesday Chairman Johnston claims 14 winning Republicans explain these gains by this state by a greater plurality than was given Meantime the managers at both the democratic and the republican state headquarters are democratic They hold over till 1900 when attributing them to the heated municipal cam ¬ Bryan last year Lincoln Nov 3 Thirty five precincts out- ¬ were Wednesday claiming the state The dem ¬ a successor of United States Senator Lindsay paigns and the trading of votes The morning gov- - will be chosen Ex Senator Blackburn an- ¬ returns indicate that the republicans wUliir side Lincoln and Omaha indicate the ejection ocrats claim tjhe election of Chapman for jgrnqr and their state ticket on such unclose nounced his candidacy Wednesday to succeed control theossemblyalthdugh by a verjbfcge of the fusioniStateticket by nojiess than120QQ Sixteenprecincts outsideorDouglass give 1 ly decreased majority- finafiin that it willlrequire the official figures to Lindsay Lexington Ky Nov 4 The headquarters New Yobk Nov 4 The jPress Wednesday Post 16848 Sullivan 16107 Same precincts determine the plurality Chairman McConville claims that the demo- ¬ of the democratic state chairman were not morning says that the new state house of as- ¬ last year gave McCall 17023 Holcomb 17076 crats will have a majority of seven in the legisla- ¬ open Wednesday night and no returns were sembly will consist of 79 republicans and 71 Net republican gain 794 ture on joint ballot for senator He says the re- ¬ received There is little interest in the size of democrats publicans are claiming counties that are doubt- ¬ Shacklefords majority as it is conceded to be MASSACHUSETTS IOWA ful and others that thedemocrats have carried somewhere in the neighborhood of 15000 The Boston Nov 4 Roger TVolcott the repub- ¬ by small pluralities democrats have won or increased their Des Moines la Nov 4 Returns were slow lican candidate has been re elected as governor The republicans claim that Bushnell for gov- vote everywhere The issues were local in reaching the headquarters of the state cen of Massachusetts by a plurality of nearly 86000 ernor- and the rest of the republican state free silver not being an issne in any tral committee Wednesday Chairman McMil There are still a few remote precincts to be ticket has been elected by from 5000 to 8000 plur race from the lowest to the highest The cf- - len of the republican committee contends that heard from but the total vote in these districts ality and that the republicans wilLhave a major forts at fusion between the republicans and Shaws plurality will reach more than 30000 is only a few hundred Revised returns show a ity of two on joint ballot of the legislature for gold democrats in local contests failed signal- ¬ Reports received from 50 counties give Shaw a total vote of 165313 for Wolcott 79395 for Geo senator The republicans concede that ly chiefly because the Negroes would not sup- ¬ plurality of 20320 and the estimates of three of Fred Williams regular democratic candidate they will not have a majority in the port the fusion tickets a largo portion of them the republican committee is that the other 49 and 14129 for Wm Everett the nominee of the state senate which would prevent the passage it is charged selling their vote to the demo- ¬ will not do as well It is expected by national democrats Wolcotts plurality last of what are known as Rippers or any other crats or staying away from registration or Chairman McMillen that the plurality will year was 1545 11 nearly 11000 less than his total partisan legislation The republicans claim 17 from the polls for pay The democrats have reach I2000to 14000 more when returns are re- ¬ vote this year This years political complex- ¬ of the 36 senators with 18 conceded to be demo- ¬ secured a good majority in the legislature but ceived from the entire state As to the legisla- ¬ general house will be as follows crats and one doubtful They claim 57 mem- ¬ as a senator is not to be elected until ture the republicans claim 63 in the house out ion of the Senate republicans 34 democrats 6 house bers of the house conceding 48 to the demo ¬ after another election is held for representa- ¬ of 100 and 40 out of 50 in the senate republicans 182 democrats 12 independents crats with four doubtful If the democrats tives Blackburns election to succeed Senator Chairman McMillens estimate of the vote is 6 prohibitionists 1 should secure all of these five doubtful mem- ¬ Lindsay may not be accomplished althougn Republicans 230000 democrats 200000 prohi- ¬ bers the republicans still claim a majority of Blackburn is jubilant over the victory of his bition 7000 gold democratic 5000 populist HIAIirLAND i party two on joint ballot and very hopeful of again being returned 3000 Nov 4 Chairman Vandiver Baitlmohe Late Wednesday afternoon the republicans to the senate Blackburn is said to be espe- DesMoines la Nov 4 The election by conceded the election of the democratic repre- ¬ counties are nearly in now Chairman McMillan of the democratic state central committee said on the sentative in Wood county and changed their of the republican state committee has complete at noon Wednesday that the result in Maryland now depends on figures so that they now claim only two major- ¬ returns from 94 counties and has estimated re- ¬ legislative ticket has couuted 58 as being cer- ¬ ity over all on the joint ballot in the legisla ¬ turns from the five remaining counties By a single vote He expects to In ture for senator The Evening Dispatch ind this means he has figured a plurality for Shaw tain onethe democratic column and to make it Montgomery county from on its advices from Wood county changed its rep of about 31782 He thinks that these get table so as to give the republicans only one figures will vary but little from the corrected certain Calvert county is also to be heard hopes of carrying it has majority on joint ballot as follows Senate 17 returns when the five estimated counties come from and ho placestrong Arundel safely in the Anne Later advices republicans 19 democrats house 56 republic- ¬ in the plurality may be set down as above 31 a telephone message ans 53 democrats totals 73 republicans 72 000 and below 32000 Chairman Walsh of the democratic column but Clabough says that democrats democratic state committee has given out no from Attorney General as to require an ofll O Nov 4 The Plain Dealer figures Wednesday night Cleveland He thinks that Carroll county is so close result The demo- ¬ democratic in an extra edition Wednesday errors in the returns may reduce the plurality cial count to determine the they will get at crats however insist that morning gives Bushnell a plurality of 4853 in for Shaw to 20000 this Cuyahoga county and says he will have republican plurality last year was 65522 least three votes there The a plurality not to exceed 10000 in the state It according to republican estimates is there- ¬ UTAII is conceded that the entire republican legisla- ¬ fore just about cut in two Two years1 ago it 4 The citizens tive ticket for this district as well as the re ¬ was 59009 for Drake for governor Salt Lake Nov mayor auditor andreform Then the three elected the publican county ticket is elected by small populist have a separate ticket If the popu- ¬ party has of the council The democrats elect- ¬ pluralities members list vote be subtracted tho republicans will Wednesday afternoon the democratic state have a larger plurality this year than two ed the recorder city attorney treasurer and committee no longer claimed the election of years ago The legislature is safely republican eight members of the council The republicans vote their suite ticket but announce that their ma ¬ The senate has 50 members of which 38 repub- ¬ elected four councilmen The4380 for mayor Dale dem jority in the legislature on joint ballot will not licans which leaves 12 populists and democrats was Clark citizenb reform Lawrence pop 4288 Deremus rep 3330 may possibly bo nine as be less than six and Tho house has 100 members of whom the re- ¬ predicted earlier in the day by ChaiimanMc publicans have elected 61 and the populists 1171 Hasbrouck social labor 166 Conuville Chairman Nash Wednesday after ¬ Ogden Nov 4 The democrats have elected SAMUEL J SHACKELFORD and democrats 39 These figures are subject to republicans noon stated that the republican plurality on the Elected Clerk of the Court of Appeals slight variations probably to advantage of the the mayor by 20 majority The including six state ticket will be from 12000 to 15000 and that elected all the other city officers democrats the republicans will have at least three major- ¬ cially joyful over the defeat of the gold stand- ¬ The republicans lost four members in the of the ten members of the council ity on joint ballot for senator Among the ard candidate from his own county Henry L senate and 17 in the house compared with the doubtful ones has been Dclcware county which Martin who stood by him in the COLORADO last legislature which was overwhelmingly re- ¬ long publican two faithfully so in reported Wednesday afternoon the election Col Nov 4 The result of Tues ¬ Denver of the republican representative by 26 plu- ¬ drawn out senatorial contests Goebel state days election in this state is still in doubt so Covington district a gold senator from the rality KANSAS far as justice of the supreme court is concern ¬ standard man who posed as a silvcrite and led The democratic state committee Wednesday will take the official canvass to de- ¬ Topeka Nov ed At a late hour Blackburns fight for re election goes to the night the returns4 from Tuesdays Wednesday cideand ithas won The Times which support rfternoon gave out the following who election were We tiavCjCarricd the following senatorial senate again but by a small margin The nation- ¬ still very incomplete The indications are that ni trwt nflirtntn of the remlblicaus and sil- al democracys candidate for appellate court the republicans districts 8 of have district ver republicans claims his election by less re- Williams district 2 Lucas 3 Miami 1 cleric Hindman got fewer votes than expect- ¬ judges voted for Among elected republican leaders here than 1000 Returns and estimates so far ed as the gold standard democrats on account 1 1 1 Marion Seneca Ottawa Butler it is positively the republicans ceived shoW Hay 1 82 votes in the lead Licking 1 Knox 1 Tuscarawas 1 Hamilton of fusion with republicans generally voted for have elected 10 claimed that and they concede of the judges the republican candidates thus reducing the 3 to the 4 Franklin 2 total 20 VIRGINIA fusionists On the other hand the silvcrite majority We have carried the following counties sure returns fusionists claim to have been successful in 8 of Richmond Va Nov 4 The latest give the Democratic Mayor at Louisville for the legislature the judicial districts but no figures are given from Tuesdays election in Virginia Louisville Ky Nov 2 A conservative out Incomplete Franklin 3 Hamilton 10 Lucas 2 Lick ¬ unofficial returns democrats all the senators elected and 91 and ing 2 Summit 2 Adams and Pike estimate at 11 oclock Tuesday night places the from 90 of the 105and state perhaps 95 members of the house The repub- ¬ counties of 1 Allen Ashland Auglaize Brown Butler majority of Charles P Weaver democratic would indicate republican victories the almost licans get four perhaps five members and the in Crawford Coshocton Darke candidate for mayor over George D Todd the half of the county elections The returns show independents one member The democrats Clermont present incumbent at from 3000 to 3500 The that in 49 Fairfield Hardin Defiance Delaware republicans have elect- ¬ made heavy gains in the southwest and in the counties Knox Logan entire democratic ticket is undoubtedly elected ed all or nearly all the Tlenry Hocking Vinton of their candidates or coun- ¬ valley Marion and Morrow Mercer Monroe Ottawa with him Richmond Va Nov 3 It is estimated on Contrary to the expectations of many the ty offices In 14 counties the fusionists have I aulding Perry Pickaway Putnam Sandus- ¬ elected all or nearly all of their In full and partial returns that the democrats¬ ky Shelby Turcarawas Van Wert Wayne election was a comparatively quiet one There 26 counties the offices arc about candidates evenly divided elect 13 out of the 21 senators out of 100 mem- ¬ was not a great deal of scratching and the Williams Wood Wyandotte 1 each total 54 voted for McCaull the republic between and the following counties are in doubt Bel ¬ minor personal issues were lost sight of when In one the fusionists straight republicans bers of house for governor did not carry his The county a mont Eric Guernsey Madison Morgan the votes came to decide on those involved in ticket was elected However Indemocratic an candidate the face own precinct Muskingum Noble Preble Stark Union one the struggle between the leaders There is no of the apparent success this of Richmond Va Nov 3 The election story doubt about the constitutional amendment car- ¬ republicans each Cuyahoga 9 Mahoning 2 totol 21 in almost half of the coun- ¬ in Vir inia is briefly told Although there was On these claims the democrats would have rying in Louisville is estimated that the demo ties chairman of the populist 71 on joint ballot 73 being necessary for a Louisville Ky Nov 3 A large number state Taylor Riddle issued a statement Wednes- ¬ craticsuS Wet Is elected by 55000 or 60000 organization choice of United States senator Of the 21 of co antics of Kentucky being inaccessible to day night in which he shows that previous to majority and that the democrats have two members in doubt the democrats claim they telegraph or telephone returns are so delayed Tuesdays election the populist held only 1W thirds of the house of delegates and four fifths that it is difficult to give a positive result on out of over 700 county offices which were filled will secure a majority the senate When the democratic state committee put the only state office contested for that of clerk t Vt Vir Alnifnvi rtvil iVIT- Vi nlnitnn Tnt tVlA of Postmaster Indicted for Embezzlement Cuyahoga county the home of Senator Hanna show that the populists have incrcas- special efforts were made to show republican nomi clcctinsnumber of office holders to at least 3ou Nov 4 PincuC K in the doubtful list ed their Rutla d Vt postmaster here under by the republicans to get the vote on each of ncc has made a splendid race but the latest and possibly 375 Heck assistant the 12 members from that county On the re- ¬ indications arc that Shackelford the free sil ¬ Simp- ¬ Iu Barber county the home of Postmaster Hanrahan whose term re- ¬ republicans claim that their ver democratic nominee will be elected by son the republicans scored a clean Jerry turns received the sweep lowest candidate for the legislature in Cuya ¬ 6000 Mr Hindman the national democrat cently expired was indicted by the 56 and that the got a light vote and Mr Parker the populist hoga county has a plurality of RHODE ISLAND federal grand jury at Montpelier for f candidate carried the strength of his party average of the 12 members Is 1500 Providence Nov 4 A light vote was polled embezzling- 3700 and was Wednesday Coluwtjds O Nov 4 Wednesday night in the five Rhode Island cities Iiwllcations arrested at Troy N Y and NEW YORK the democratic state committee announced no point to the election of the democratic candi ¬ afternoon New York Nov 4 The result of the clec- - dates for mayor in Providence Newport and brought here definite claims on the legislature and the re- - publican state committee raised its claims to a majority of five on joint ballot as follows house Senate 17 republicans 19 democrats repub totals 75 58 republicans 51 democrats licans 70 democrats wooa county nuu u conceded to the democrats until Wednesday night when the complete returns caused the republicans to claim it On the returns complete at republican state headquarters tHe have i senate and the republicans of seven m the WugK fusionists from house in these claims the democrat The Cincinnati ate al Wanted as wvv organize the house witnouc umMfiA mr o There is only one of ticket fusion In the fusion senators elected on republican ana Cincinnati who is a oC Cin ¬ becomes a factor If Senator who is a republican elected on the cinnati th the republicans should vote Both Eeading Parties Claiming fusion ticket organization of the senate or on any ¬ on the thing else that tody vill be a tie with Lieut Gov Jones republican having the deciding the Ohio Legislature ing vote If the democrats had secured a ma- ¬ jority of the legislature or the fusionists held the balance of power it is said that the fusion- ¬ ists would have voted with the democrats The republicans now expect two or more of GoV Bushnell Re Elected by a Ma-- the fusion republicans to vote with them for senator in which event they claim a majority of seven on joint ballot with 77 republicans and jority of About 23000 58 democrats None of the fusion votes for sen- ¬ were counted on by the republican mana- ¬ ator gers in event they would be needed by the dem- ¬ ocrats to elect their nominee but now many is Elected Clerk of the Ken ¬ speculations arc made about the fusion votes ¬ Shackelford There is an alleged movement which is caus tucky Court of Appeals by a Handsome ing much comment and that is the rumor that Majority Democrats AVill Control Gov Bushnell will be brought out for senator the Kentucky Legislature Gov Bushnell and against Marcus A Hanna in this movement deny all all others involved knowledge of it or that they would have any ¬ A The result of the thing to do with it Columbus O Nov elections in Ohio is still in doubt With more Springfield O Nov 4 Gov Bushnell ar- ¬ complete returns Wednesday thanivcrc obtain ¬ rived home Wednesday evening On learning able Tuesday night it is evident that it will of his return an impromptu parade was imme- ¬ require the official count to satisfy the contes- ¬ diately formed and headed by a band marched tants The more the respective parties figure to the Bushnell mansion Thousands of citi- ¬ the smaller their zens crowded on the lawn and were addressed on their returns while become to pluralities seem jthe governor from the porch He thanked opposite by in increase claims their them for their cordial greeting and said the The closeness of the vote has victory was significant as it was the second directions caused intense feelintr and the usual cry of time in 30 years Ohio had gone republican in lraud When the result was m doubt in lSbo it the first election after a presidential election was discovered that the talley sheets were vi wh tiio result will increase confidence forged Tuesday night the republicans tele- - and give greater activity in business Ohio graphed to all their county committees to be- - wiu sound tne key noto jn national politics for ware of the frauds of 1885 And when the repub the next ten years After the speech a display licans were claiming the legislature by of fireworks was made on fountain square one or two majority on joint ballot the Columbus Nov 4 It was reported here democrats telegraphed their county commit- ¬ Wednesday night trat a number of republicans tees to prepare for all sorts of fraud and to have pledged themselves not to go into caucus remember that it was by a majority of one by or to vote for Hanna under any circumstances which the great crime of 1877 was committed j It is stated upon goou autnorny mat ijov that defeated Tildcn The state headquarters Bushnell will be the choice of the opposition will be kept open all week or until the oficial for senator This movement will have the sup- ¬ counts are made in all of the 88 counties of the port of Lieut Gov Jones and his friends as he state It is expected that there will be trouble will succeed Gov Bushnell in some of the close counties There will no Columbus O Nov 4 Unofficial but com- ¬ doubt be much agitation in all of them Wed- ¬ plete returns show republican plurality of 26 nesday 520 in Ohio Both sides stilf claim majority of the legislatures republicans by five democrats by three majority Cincinnati Nov 3The county fusion ticket with the exception of infirmary director has been elected in Hamilton county by a ma- ¬ jority estimated at from 2000 to 3000 The vote on governor Bushnell r 41121 Chapman d 39611 Gov Bushnell ran a long way ahead of his ticket closely followed by Capt Mon fort Very little scratching appears to have been done and aside from the votes cast for Gov Bushnell the straight ticket seems to have been voted with lew exceptions The complete returns show that in addition to the majority given to Gov Bushnell Candi- ¬ date Menz on the republican ticket for county infirmary director will be elected by a majors ity of about 1000 1 Ei66t6d Mau f or ol M BrL Vot tory for the Tammany city borcmg1 ftZHwHici ty tickets KobertA of the city ticket was elected mooAtit er New York by a plurality W30gLjwKill of the five boroughs cont lbuterfto L Seth Low the Citize Umoa candidate for mayor carried seve assembiy districts and polled a large vo but all the Doroujisre turned Pluraittes for tue Tammany forces Mr Low w aS vell ahcaa 0f Qen Tracy tBre publica nomineet who was third in thefrace Low rtOlled 140 142 votes Tracy 101012 tlenry George polled 20422 votes and the combined votes cast for faricason wardweii Sanial and Cruikshank the candidates jgff the prohibition socialist labor and united democ- ¬ racy parties totalled less than 50000 The Indications arc that with the exception possibly of six of the 21 assemblymen in Brook- ¬ lyn and nine of the 35 in New YorklJfthe Tammany candidates are elected In Queens four of the assembly men arc democrajhe citizens union elected two assemblymenjiin i New York county The prctenV representation in the assembly from the counties in ureawr xxuw ronis New York county 23 democrats and 12 repub- ¬ licans Kings county 7 democrats and45 re- ¬ publicans Queens county 2 democratsjjandvi republicans Richmond county 1 republican At leastf eight democratsincluding tnejpres ident have been elected and the board of aldermen will be democratic by a largejina- - Hon in Greater New York was a oaa VanWyclcJ j Central Falls Woonstock and Pawtucket are probably republican they retaining control of1 thocity council in the five cities also The municipal election at Providenee resulted in the election of Wm C Baker democrat by over 1500 plurality The vote was the smallest in years the heavy rain preventing a large poll SODTII DAKOTA Nov 3 At midnight indica- ¬ tions are that the republicans have won in South Dakota Smith rep is elected judge in the First district by a close vote In the Sec- ¬ ond Jones rep is probably elected by 400 ma- ¬ jority overcoming an adverse majority in 1896 of 1050 Smith rep in th Fourth district is elected The election of Campbell rep in the Fifth district is claimed by 1200 majority Gaf fey rep is elected in the Sixth The result in the Third is in doubt The populists have probably carried one district the Eighth and Wilson rep is leading in the Seventh Sioux Falls S D Nov 3At midnight indications were that the republicans have won in South Dakota Smith rep is elected judge in the First district by a close vote In the Sec- ¬ ond Jones rep is probably elected by 400 ma- ¬ jority overcoming an adverse majority in 1896 of 1050 Smith rep in the Fourth district is elected The election of Campbell rep in the Fifth district is claimed by 1200 majority Caffey rep is elected inthe Sixth The result in the Third is in doubt The populists have proba ¬ bly carried one district the Eighth and Wil- ¬ son rep is leading in the Seventh A PROCLAMATION Sioux Falls Issued to the Inhabitants of Cuba 15y Gen Blanco An Intention to Inaugurate New Government Policy Havana Nov 2 On the arrival of hundred recipes from the best authorities of cost Gen Blanco the new captain general It can be had free Baking by sending a stamp Powder Co New to the Cleveland the vessels in the harbors and the York ELIZA R PARKER straits were generally decorated Tho 1Iov7 to CoK Csoking is a fine art whieh must Up learned by study Good books on the sub ¬ ject are necessary Amoug the best now published is a little work containing our Ha jp -- fl wharves were crowded with people and the troops and volunteers lined thoroughfares from the landing stage to the palace When Marshal Blanco arrived at the palace he was met by the civil and mil- ¬ itary authorities and by committees representing the various political parties and then proceeded to the hall of conference where in accordance with the ritual and ceremonies customary on such occasions he took the oath of fi¬ delity to Spain Marshal Blanco has issued the fol- ¬ lowing proclamation to the inhabitants ¬ Your wife doesnt seem to improve in health No as fast as she gams strength she uses it up telling people what is the malter Chicago Record with her Who are injured by the use of coffee Re cently there has been placed m all the grocery stores a new preparation called GRATNf O made of pure grains that takes the place of coffee The most delicate stomach receives it without distress and but Few can tell it from coffee It does not cost over as much Children may drink it with great benefit 15 cts and 25 cts per pack ¬ Her Blistalie There Is a Class of People age Try it Asic - tor The girl in love who has a rival should good will and a keep an eye on hef and if the rival is a sincere desire to serve the general welfare and widow keep both eyes on her Chicago to establish a lasting peace I shall follow a broad policy in my endeavor to restore fra ¬ ternity among all of Cubas inhabitants I am sincere in my intention to inaugurate a new government policy the object of which v ill bo to secure and preserve peace I hope you will all salute and embrace the Spanish flag throwing aside all party preju- ¬ dices and discarding alliances with those who are staining the country with blood Clemency awaits all who observe the laws but however regretable it may be I shll rigorously fight those who obstinately or un- ¬ gratefully continue to carry on war The following proclamation has been Issued by Marshal Blanco to the armed forces of the island I desire to express my admiration for you who in two years of hard campaign have always bravely fought the infamous revolution This I soon expect to suppress through your heroic efforts and wjth the con- ¬ currence of the whole country which will un ¬ hesitatingly side with us to fight the victims of hallucination who aspire only to what must bring their complete destruction to which all offers as the only compensation treason to the history of their race or the sale of their country to the foreigner Let there be war therefore on the stubborn enemies of the Spanish people and protection for those who seek the clemency of Spain and let this war which dishonors us and is making us penniless end forever There is no reference to autonomy in any proclamation and both have produced a bad ef ¬ fect among all sympathizers with the insurrec- ¬ tion Marshal Blanco when formally assum- ¬ ing his new functions at the palace said to the deputations of the conservative autonomist and reformist parties that in order to obtain peace through the new policy it would be nec- ¬ essary for all political parties to unite To tho military deputations he said that he Avould answer war by war repeating the substance of his proclamation in that respect He made no overtures of autonomy nor did he express any preference for any of the Cuban political par ¬ ties Senor Culvez the aged and highly esteemed president of the Autonomist party when ad- ¬ dressing Marshal Blanco on behalf of the Au- ¬ tonomist deputation said it was necessary to affirm Spanish dominion and the rule of tho Spanish monarchy in Cuba through autonomy He said Not on behalf of the Autonomist party but on behalf of the island we ask for autonomy and we offer the servires of the Au- ¬ tonomist party to help in bringing the revolt to an end It is highly necessary to change the existing state of misery and horror for one of peace and prosperity An elaborate reception with a concert of vo-¬ cal and instrumental music was gien Monday night in honor of Marshal Blanco He dined not at the palace but at the residence of Senor Viuda de Lombillo The marquis of Palmerola late civil governor of Havana departed by the Ward line steamer Seneca News of Cuba I am ajrain among you with m - JUlll ww ffflBCi We have not been without Pisos Cure for Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrel CamD St Harrisburg Pa May 4 94 Nov 4 Estimates from GO counties in Pennsylvania indicate that Dr S R Swallow pro carried the counties of Blair Clinton Cumberland Dauphin Hunting ¬ don Juniata Lycoming Montour and North- ¬ umberland The incomplete figures show an apparent plurality for Beacon for treasurer the head of the republican ticket of 145000 against Hay- ¬ woods plurality of 174264 in 1895 The indica- ¬ tions are that McCauley the republican candi ¬ date for auditor general received about 17000 plurality Pittsburgh went republican so did out of Philadelphia 67 PENNSYLVANIA they argue religion crat When some men have nothing else to do Washington Demo-¬ Neuralgia is cured bySt Jacobs Oil Use it Youll see it he gets down to business 1 The miner cannot hope to succeed unless Chicago News Old or new rheumatic pains Philadelphia I of Pennsylvania is as follows For state treas- ¬ urer Beacom rep 364597 Brown dem 240 216 Swallow pro 116153 Thompson ind 13 293 Philadelphia Nov 4 The complete vote Cured by St Jacobs Oil A girl who thinks she is pretty soon showa that she thinks so Washington Democrat- - EOBERT A VANWYCK Mayor of Greater New York 4 Beacoms plurality 124381 For auditor general McCauley rep 400695 Ritter dem 260164 Lathrope pro 55882 McCauley s plurality 140531 The total vote for state treasurer is 734239 as compared with 767807 in 1895 and 1194455 in 189J Dr Swallow the pro- ¬ hibition candidate has a plurality in ten of the 67 counties Gatarrli in the Head Suffered with I for Five Year but Hoods SarsaparUla Cured I had catarrh in my head and suffered with it for five years I was also troubled with weakness I ha re taken Hoods Sarsa parilla and it entirely cured the catarrh built up my system and did me a great deal of good bia Missouri W E Mellowat ColumRemember ¬ Is the best In fact the One True Bloou Purifier HnnHc Pijlcj cure sick hc uliche 25c Hoods Sarsaparilla TENNESSEES BEAUTY SPEAKS FOR HER SExl Doyles writes Station Dr M A Sim mons Liver Medicine needs for itself It cures lave Disorders and breaks up Biliousness and Bilious Colic I think it Is far bet ter than Thedfords Black Draught This occurs in early womanhood espec ¬ ially when the constitution is not strong1 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 ofc the mind at school Kest is essential ana moderate exercise in the open air most bene ¬ ficial The bowels should be moved at least once a day by small doses of Dr M A Sim snonsliiver Medicine and tho restorative effects of Dr Simmons Squavr Vine 57iao should be secured by taking regularly a dose three times a day for several weeks no commendation Tenn It speaks J Menstrual Suppression If Michigan gree Monday received a telegram from Theodore Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy in repty to his telegram of Saturday to the effect that the state of Michigan would not accept the United States ship Yantic unless she was repaired and unless the gov ernment would assume responsibility for damages to the Canadian steamer Canadienne caused by her collision with the Yantic last Friday ¬ ¬ Does Not Receipt for DIer at Once She Will Go to Boston Detroit Mich Nov 2 Gov Pin ¬ W hy8ti61W Avr v Mr Roosevelt wired Yantic is practically uninjured If not receipted for at once she will go to Roston Others want her The navy department has already spent more money on her than it ought to have done to Commander Wilkes of the naval re- ¬ serves Mr Wilkes said later that Lieut Hodges was in Montreal and would receipt for the Yantic and that the vessel would come to Detroit at once BUSK IVANHOE TUNNEL Which Cost a Million and a Quarter of Dol ¬ lars Abandoned Gov Pingree referred the telegram Sick Stomach JCoss of Low Spirits It also cures Jliver Diseases Biliousness Constipated Bowels It does not gripe and takes less to operate on me than either Black Draught or Zeilins and it hhs a more thorough and f gentle effect and leaven mr system in better condition than either f H Celina Tenn writes Have used Dr M A Simmons jCiver Medicine 10 years for riesh mr m I I Black Draught OTktZQvaz Genera Lassitude ing the blood pure they are tho skin tho kidneys tho liver the lungs and tho bowels The blood becomes impure for one or both of two reasons First something impure has been put into it Second the five excretory organs havo not been sufficiently active 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 and even diseased When corrupted its impuritiesare absorbedby the tissuescaus ing eruptions fevers lassitnde and langour Por restoring the above organs to a health ¬ ful condition there is no medicine so effec tive r We are provided with five organs for keep ¬ Pr tit A Sinraoni Iiver BJedi- - -- legislature Nov 2 With the pas- ¬ sage of the Colorado Midland train en route from Ogdeu to Denver Sunday night the Busk Ivanhoe tunnel was This great bore is two abandoned miles long piercing the main chain of the Rocky mountains and cost a mil- ¬ lion and a quarter of dollars A gang of men were put to work immediately after the passage of the last train tearing up the track connection with the tunnel All trains of the Colorado Midland will hereafter go over Hager man pass The tunnel company re fused to accept the offer of the reor ganized Colorado Midland Railway Co and the latter consequently built tho high line over Hagerinan pass Col ¬ Denver THE FIRESIDE SUPPLY JPAICAX niiw and i 11 I in J iK3 if ilk CO IEIjED OFFER advertising extending of Zanea it n I at the unheard of price of BUSINESS Will be sold for DO Davs Cf -- 9 2 We do not ask you to buy a pig In a poke Send postal for our booklet containing full information and buy later when convinced that WJE Til rath im VUll Illa fill i m an a means ot Its business I AN iUR TSGHT e villi eCtT hea iTMG ib 0VE i FIRESIDE SUPPLY us IVOW G0ZAHSSLIE 1 Sa ship Moreton left Tacoma about three months ago for Delagoa which British Ship Goes Ashore Fkancisco Nov 2 The British FWrlte of It the paper dont nest time you think containing advertisement will have disappeared thle If you entrance of Lorenzo Marquese on Snn day The news of the disaster was re- ¬ ceived at the Merchants exchange The vessel was in a bad position md the water was flowing into her hold bay South Africa wentashore at 1 lie It was expected however she would be floated at the next high tide The ves- ¬ sel was loaded with lumber Firo in a Mine Houghton Mass Nov 2 -ND EHD YoUfc NAME OH A POSTAL WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PAGE Rn ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE -- - WiNCHESTERREPE ATiNARMS CO HEWHAVEH OWN- SniSSSti8 11 - - broke out in the Central mine Monday afternoon The miners ascended to the surface at once Later it was dis- ¬ HIIRFR WHtRF All tiC EAIIC covered that Frank Stanton agent of Best Cough Syrup Tastc3 Good iu nine ooia or aruecists the mine with his father John Stan- ¬ ton of New York secretary of the mjggsgsggi 31MMMB company and Wm Paine of Boston NEW DISCOVER give were still in the mine A relief party a W K9 I quiet relief and cures worse descended into the and by almost cases Send for book of testimonials and davs AUaatatlL suptarhuman efforts rescued the im-¬ treatment Free DrH HGEXKSSSONS lo prisoned men who vere well nigh ex- ¬ A J KE 1681 hausted The mine openings have all WHE3f WRITING Tc IVEliXISEJt been sealed air tight and the fire wilJ please state that yo saw Vktt Advcrti neat latkls be suffocated in about a week Firo lBOWlNCHESTEHAVe I3g3sMi0Bail mo nPOPQY ac l r THE BOURBON NEWS FRllM NOVEMBER 5 1897 FUTURE OF THE RED MAN A LfTTLE IV r-Sv -- 31 ri v -- HI k v R 1 -- - r 1 DEBT INCREASED FEANKFOET EIOT Over Eight Million Dollars During Octebex Report United States Ambassador White is Revenue of the Commissioner of Internal Three White Men Killed and Several for the Year now in Paris but will return to Berlin Washington Nov 2 The monthly Whites and Blacks Wounded about the middle of November statement of the public debt shows The Mississippi board of health in its that at the close of business on Octo- ¬ -- official statement Sunday night chron--icle- s ber 30 1897 the debt less cash in the Deputy Sheriff Deakens and Frank Egbert Republican Politi ¬ but two new cases of yellow fever treasury amounted to 102056S901 an and Howard GloreDead Win Smith cians Among tho nn this section of the country and these increase for the month of 8441188 Ono of the Wounded May Die -- are at Clinton This increase is principaUy accounted Fire in the business section of War lor by a decrease in the amount of FBANKFOBTEyNov 3 Three white ren Mass early Sunday morning cash on hand men dead two white men and several -- caused 75000 damage The town hall The debt is recapitulated as follows negroes wounded one fatally sums up was partially burned and several Interesting bearing debt 847366500 the result of an early morning riot blocks destroyed Debt on which interest has ceased here The new congressional library which since maturity 1331540 It was the result of the silver Demo-¬ has been in course of construction for Debt bearing no interest 379633 crats alleged attempt to corral town the past six years was opened to the 590 negroes in a bull pen outside of the public Monday There were no cere town and the determination of the Total 1338320690 mouies of any kind in- ¬ Eepublican workers that it should not This amount however does not The largest cargo of wheat ever clude 580456953 in certificates and be done loaded in a vessel off Puget Sound was treasury notes outstanding which are The white men who had been to the placed on the steamer Clenfarg Tues- ¬ offset by an equal amount of cash in country to finish the alleged corraling day which cleared for St Vincent the treasury of the Negroes were headed by demo-¬ The cargo consisted of 170430 bushels The cash in the treasury is classified crats They were returning to town in rof wheat valued at 140000 as follows Gold 190887356 silver a vehicle driven by William Smith It is rumored that Sir Maurice 509351943 papers 113441000 bonds when on the hill above town they were Fitzgerald the knight of Kerry a disbursing officers balance etc 18 met by a party of republicans headed justice of the peace and deputy lieu 489756 total 831669957 against by Frank Egbert Howard Glore and tenaut for County Kerry Ireland is which there are demand liabilities others It was here the first battle oc- ¬ the purchaser of the prince of Wales amounting to 023913857 leaving the curred at 1 oclock Tuesday morning famous racing cutter Britannia Egbert commanded the vehicle to net cash balance in the treasury 207 The agents of the steamship Cana 756099 halt Smith was driving Behind him dieune have asked for an official inves of The report of the commissioner ol was Ben Marshall a brother-in-latigation by the Montreal harbor board internal revenue for the fiscal year Egbert but of the other party into the collision of Saturday and that ended June 30 1897 shows the total re- ¬ Marshall told Smith to drive on He the Yautic be detained here until the ceipts from all sources to have been did so and Egbert shot his legs to responsibility for the accident is set146619593 a decrease as compared pieces as the horse went on and took tled the party into town with the fiscal year 1896 of 311022 An engine collided Monday with a There was indiscriminate shooting Important changes in consumption are an increase of 1338472 in the there for a few minutes and the first train at Filenburg on the line lr miles from Leipsic receipts from distilled spirits as battle ended Twenty nine persons were injured compared with 1S96 and a deEgbert and his party followed the 4iud of this number six persons may crease of practically the same Marsh all Brawner party into town die as a result of the injuries they re amount in the receipts from Here the democrats were surrounded ceived fermented liquors The cost of collec- ¬ by their friends and the Egbert party came on with more friends and specNo additional news was received tion for the last fiscal year was 384S ¬ tators till all were on the principal Tuesda3r morning in Denver concern- 669 a decrease over 1896 of 237822 The total production of distilled street crossing in the middle of the ing the Indian troubles in Routt coun- ¬ ty The troubles are believed to be spirits exclusive of fruit brandies city over and the cavalry troop under during the last fiscal year was 62465 It was 3 oclock Deputy Sheriff R Capt Wright is probably now on the 648 taxable gallons a decrease in pro-¬ E Deakens went up to Egbert and told ground duction as compared with 1896 of 24 him to surrender His reply was a fusil-¬ lade from his revolver that instantly Von Gammon one of the players on 123055 There were also produced 298921 gal- ¬ killed Deakens the University of Georgia football Egbert himself fell dead and there is team died Sunday morning from in ¬ lons of apple brandy 17251 of peach juries received in a game between that brandy 1496686 of grape brandy and a difference of opinion as to whether team and the team from the University varying amounts of other fruit bran- ¬ he was killed by the deputy sheriff as of Virginia in Atlanta Ga Saturday dies making a total of 1813427 gal the latter fell or by a rifle in the or hands of one of his brothers-in-laIons or an aggregate decrease of 1590 afternoon The quantity of distilled spirits by friends of the opposing democratic According to the Madrid correspon- ¬ 425 dent of the Loudon Standard the bank gauged was 246096921 gallons a de- ¬ party Many shots were fired during this of Spain has agreed to advance the crease of 23237841 gallons During the year 3158 distilleries oi second battle When the smoke cleared Cuban treasury 80000000 of pesetas treasury of the Philippines all kinds were operated a decrease of away Egbert and Deakens were dead and the Walter Goins a bystander a cripple 30000000 on the guarantee of the Span ¬ 3029 There were produced 34428828 bar was shot through the leg Charley ish treasury body of John Foyle engineer of rels of beer a decrease as compared Boone colored was shot through tho The the New York Central train wrecked with 1896 of 1396428 barrels The re- right lung On the hill above town near where at Garrisons last Sunda- was Sunday ceipts from the taxes on tobacco cigbrought up with grappling irons froin ars cigarettes etc were 30710279 a the first battle occurred there was found at 6 oclock Tuesday morning the big hole made by the engine when decrease of 1331 body of Howard Glore it plunged into the mud at the bottom The monthly statement of the con- ¬ the dead with Egberts party to who break troller of the currency shows the cir went out of the Hudson Oc- ¬ up the Negro bull pen and who must The London Times publishes a dis culation of national bank notes on have been killed when Egbert attempt ¬ patch from Zouel capital of Corea tober 30 to have been as follows Total circulation of national bank ed to stop the party and shot Smith which says that the Russian minister the driver The latters legs were rid- ¬ notes 230047635 has forced the Corean government to dled One of them was amputated Decrease for the month 146265 dismiss its English financial adviser The other will have to be amputated Decrease for the year 4850022 of customs and to put a RuS- udchief r - - - Circulation based on United States and it is probable that Smith willvbe hj kianlinlhis place jt iEJxefilSfor Wall RnHlGreen bonds 203926950cdecrease forY the added to thelisfof the dead before 1146240 decrease for the many hours London Monday evening Robinson month Louisville Ky Nov 3 The Louis- ¬ alias Cock Robin the hackney pugil year 125S3064 Circulation secured by lawful money ville legion was called to arms Tues ist defeated Pat Dalythe American in a sharp contest Daly generally 26120685 Increase for the month day morning by order of the governor on account of the prospects for trouble forced the fighting which was very 999977 increase for the year 7733 at the polls The soldiers are at the 042 fine for ten rounds United States registered bonds on armory ready to move at a moments Dr Otto Nordenskiold the well known antarctic explorer will super deposit to secure circulating notes notice in case of trouble intend an expedition to be fitted out at 227743550 to secure public deposits Three Blocks Burned 17075500 t lie joint expense of Norway and Swe Pixcoknikg Mich Nov 3 This vil ¬ den to ascertain whether any trace oi lage was visited by the worst confla- ¬ UNION PACIFIC ROAD Prof Andre and balloon can be found gration in its history Tuesday The Sold to the Reorganization Committee for fire near Prince Charles promontory started in Dr Porters residence i S575G49327G on Second street leaped across to A dispatch to the New York llerald Omaha Neb Nov 2 The Union from Washington saj s If Gen Miles Pacific road property includingtha Kaiser street and cleaned out the approves the findings of the court of building and all that goes to operato buildings on both sides for a distance inquiry Capt L A Love ring Fourth the system was Monday morning sold of three blocks The wind was blow ¬ infantry who kicked and pricked with to the reorganization committee for ing a gale from the northwest and the of his sword Private Hammond at Fort 5352853270 This amount does not progressuntil the flames could not be everything in their path Sheridan 111 will be tried by court include the sinking fund in the hands stopped was consumed The total loss will martial of the government and taking this to Consxil Burke atChihuahua Mex in be 4036400 the amount stated in the reach 60000 with 815000 insurance Several persons were burned in trying a- report to the state department says government decree covering the sale of to save their chattels that the mercantile business there is in the road the total paid for the proper- ¬ the hands of German and French trad- ty was 5756493276 Three Sailors Lost ers There has been a falling off in Loxdox Nov 3 The American ship There were no other bidders and the imports the greatest decline being in road went to the reorganization com- ¬ El Capitan Capt Humphreys from cotton textiles due to the establish mittee without any opposition Baltimore April 1 for San Francisment of cotton mills co which put into Montevideo last The sale of the road was in itself At Helena Mont R D Hatches one of the most tame and uninteresting July leaving badly and otherwise Tuesday pleaded guilty in the United performances possible to imagine damaged and proceeded on her voyage States court to misappropriation of The crowd which was not over 500 August SO has returned to that port 00000 of funcs of the Northwestern all told was packed so closely around again having lost three of her crew national bank of Great Falls and was the doorway and np in front of the and sustained sundry losses and sriven a sentence of five years iu the center of the bulletin that the members various damages during heavy weather Forty five other indict of the reorganization committee the encountered by her penitentiary ments against Hatches were dismissed men who came out to buy the road Yellow Fever Cases at Montgomery The 1770 stone house at Tappan N were unable to see anything or hear a Montgomery Ala Nov 2 The of Y was blown down by the wind Tues word of what was going on ficial report of the board of health day morning This is the house where Tuesday gives two new cases of yel- ¬ The Agreement Ratified Maj John Andre was imprisoned and low fever and no deaths A man Abdmobi I T Nov 3 The Chickafrom which he was taken to his execu named Williams died at Speigncr sta¬ tion on October 2 17S0 It was owned saw legislature in session at Tisho tion 30 miles north of here Tuesday b3 Dr Stephens of Tappau and has ming Monday ratified the agreement morning with the fever been visited by people from all over the entered into between the Dawes com- ¬ Sir Rutherford Alcock Dead mittee and the Choctaw and Chicha world London Nov 3 Sir Kutherford Al The reorganisation committee of the saw tribes of Indians for allotment of cock K C B who in 1897 was presi Union Pacific which Monday bought their lands and dissolution of their dent of the ltoyal Geographical society The Indian solons the government lien of the second tribal government ten against ratifica- ¬ and who in 18S3 presided over tho stood IS for and mortgage on the properly of the Union health department of the social science tion Pacific Tuesday purchased the first ment of the treaty the full blood ele ¬ congress is dead at the age of 89 years opposing the measure mortgage by which the construction Killed Wife Daughter and Himself To Prohibit Football bonds wore secured The amount paid Worcester Mass Nov 3 Edward Atlanta Ga Nov 3 In the house was the minimum bid to be accepted of representatives here to day Mr Aw Hamilton employed at the Worcester 550037475 and James II Eckels controller of the try of Cobb county introduced a reso- national bank killed his wife rues daughter and then shot liimself currency for the United States has lution to abolish football playing in day been elected president of the Commer- all universities and other institutes in Lived Nearly a Century cial national bank of Chicago Mr Georgia receiving financial aid from Mttfqkd Ind Nov 3 Hiram Gil Eckels will enter upon his new duties the state This grows out of the death January I IS0S The Commercial na in Saturdays game of Von Gammon of fert aged 9S passed away of heart¬ tional is one of the largest banking in the Georgia university team Senator failure He was a pioneer of this secstitutions of the city its depositi Allen introduced a bill in the senate tion and had never been ill a day in hhi Monday to prohibit football in Georgia life amounting to S10000000 A statement prepared by the bureau Two Fatally and Four Seriously Hurt Steady Rain in Illinois of statistics shows that the number ol St Louis Nov 3 Tuesdaj while Chicago Nov 3 Absence of immigrants arrived in the United for nearly three months in many rain 65 workmen were on a large scaffold secStates during the three mouths of the tions of Illinois causing greatf ears for extending the whole length of the Wa- ¬ present fiscal year was 492IH5 which is Ihe grain crops of 1S9S has been atoned bash building which was recently par- ¬ is a decrease of nearly 1L500 as com- lor by a continuous downpour lasting tially destroyed by fire a section of the pared with the same period last year platform gave way carrying eight 24 hours From all over Illinois Nortl Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Sir Louis srn Indiana and Ohio come reports of men to the floor below Two were Davis wilL leave Ottawa Ont on Mon steadv rain fatally injured and four others serious- ¬ day next for Washington to attend the ly hurt To Insure Against Loss From Strike conference between Great Britain and Hongstrcet Berlin Nov 3 An insurance so- ¬ WashingtonTakes the Oath of Office theiUnited States of experts regarding Nov 3 Gen Jas S sqSJBlife in Behring sea J M Mc ciety to be called Industria is being Coun the Canadian expert and Mr R formed by the employers throughout Longstreet took the oath of office as Germany to insure against loss arisin commissioner of railroads Tuesday and N Vennin chief clerk of the will accotnoany the from strikes The society will have a began hi new duties succeeding Gen Wade Hampton capital of five million marks ministers NEWS ITEMS MUCH PFFENSE Pwteh Government Taylors Magazine Article tfJ York Nov 5 A special to the World from Madrid Spain says Something of a sensation has been cau4 in Madrid by telegrams from Ainrtcay epitomizing an article on Uub5rritten for an American maga- The Spaniards are particularly an noyeAbecause Mr Taylor has obtained fromtheir own contemporary data in the uly press and from utterances of theilliBtatesmen all his information aGlack of honesty in the elections ami in the parliamentary government andabout notorious abuses in their howefedministration even at the cap-ital--i - NONSEN3ET zinelVy former Minister Taylor ¬ -- The conclusion Mr Taylor draws from such premises in favor of Ameri canMntervention for the settlement of theGuban question has given much of ¬ fense at court and in official andfpolitical circles because it is deem ¬ ed calculated to counteract the f avora bleimpression the Spanish note had made in the highest circles at Wash ¬ ¬ w ¬ ITalle-Kott-h- us ¬ ¬ ¬ ington including the president and his cabinet according to telegrams received by the Madrid press and the ofii cialjdispatches from Minister Dupuy de Borne to the cabinet Some Spanish papers affect to make light of Mr Taylors statements and saythat they will not alter the effects of tlie Spanish note which has skilfully warded off for the time the action by themerican government which was hinted at in Minister Woodf ouds note ofSeptember 33 and which made ontjgso strong a case on grounds of international law against toleration of filibustering Expeditions and against moral and material assistance being given to the insurgents from the United States The imparcial says the Spanish government will take steps to counteract theeffects of Mr Taylors article upon publopihlkn and the government in ¬ ¬ America fV THE COLD WAVE HathBut Little Effect on the Yellow Fever inJNew Orleans Light Frost Tuesday - Night and Fifty Two Cases Reported Wednesday Jk w ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ New Oblbans Nov 4 The number of new cases reported at the board of health office Wednesday exceeds that of Tuesday despite the fact that a light frost fell here Tuesday night Physicians explain that those being re porled now had the disease in their system before the cold wave reached The weather has modified con- ¬ here siderably since Sunday night Among the deaths reported Wednes- ¬ day is Dr E L Viers a prominent young physician The board of health report follows Cases of yellow fever Wednesday 53 deaths Wednesday 5 total cases to date 1635 total deaths 306 recovered -- 813 Memphis Tenn under treatment 617 4 Nov case and three deaths was Wednes- ¬ days yellow fever record A heavy frost fell here Wednesday morning Land ice formed in many parts of the v fcv-i-4frcUb r able frost occurred in Natchez and vi- ¬ cinity Tuesday night the thermometer 40 One new Natchez Miss jNcv 4 Consider- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - treatment No new cases or deaths at FlomatonThroat Cut From Ear to Ear Nyack N Y Nov 4 Murty Mc Kenna a widow 60 years of age was found dead in bed at Sloatsburgh Kockland county Tuesday evening Her throat was cut from ear to ear and there was a cut in each hand The room was spattered with blood No knife of any kind was found It is thought that the woman was murdered She lived alone in a little cottage She did not go out of her home Monday and this aroused the suspicions of neigh¬ bors who entering found the body Ice Formed in Memphis Memphis Tenn Nov 4 Yellow Jack was hit a hard blow Wednesday Montgomery Ala Nov 4 There was one death from yellow fever in Selma Wednesday Miss Mattie Pear ¬ son She was the last patient under - registering ¬ ¬ ¬ morning 1 dropped to 40 degrees Heavy fr6st formed and there was ice in the gut news which was telegraphed abroad at an early hour the state of Arkansas raised quarantine and before night Mississippi and Alabama were expect- ¬ ed to follow suit ference between miners and operators to decide the wages to be paid for min ng during next year will be held next month M D Ratchford president of the United Mine workers will enter the conference with a claim for 75 cents a ton as the mining rate for 1898 The operators will make an effort to obtain 65 cents a ton as the figure for next Conference Between Operators and Miners PrrTSBUEGH Pa Nov 4 The con- ¬ when the thermometer j tersrImmediately on receipt of this 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ year To Marry An American JLady London Nov 4 A dispatch to the Times from Cairo says It is asserted here that Prince Mohammed Ali the be married to an American lady whom he met in Europe He has offered to brotherof the khedive is engaged to ¬ ¬ renounce the succession to the khedi viate in order to obtain the consent of thekhedive who with his mother is strongly oppesed to the marriage ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ut L Clingman ex United States senator Missouri 14 Connecticut 24 Tennes ¬ died iri the Morganton insane asylum see 30 while the Seminolcs Micano pies and the like of Florida have dwin ¬ at 1 p m Wednesday dled to 215 The large state of Texas has only 238 The race is already scat ¬ Suicided hy Shooting BaltiMope Nov 4 Thomas E tered over the Avhole country and grad ¬ Schall president of the Schall Pack ¬ ually undergoing that process of ab- ¬ ing Qo Atlantic wharf East Pratt sorption predicted by Simon Pokagon street committed suicide by shooting as the final destiny of the Indians X nimself in the left temple in his office Y Sun Wednesday afternoon Mr Schall had A Iinpitlnrlnn Ftnt been affected by melancholia for some After several unsuccessful attempt timet4His health for the past year had and three jears labor the feat of cut ¬ Deen unusually poor and he suffered ting a ring out of a single diamond has much been accomplished by the patience an Treasury Statement skill of Mr Antoine one of the Washington Nov 4 Wednesdays known lapidaries cf Antwerp bett The statement of the condition of the ring is about three quarters of an inch treasury shows Available cash balance In diameter N Y Sm 1205228774 gold reserye 154024703 Ealeigii Gen Clingman Insane NC Nov 4 Gen Thos No friendly with Mrs Fitz Ducats I hate the sight of her She rented the pew we wanted in church Cleveland Plain Dealer Accurately Stated I can tell you said he how much water runs over Niagara falls to a quart How replied she Two pints much Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph Caller In yesterdays paper you said Miss Footlight was one of the most beautiful women on the stage Why didnt you print her picture Editoi We never take back what we say Puck What do you know of Julius Caesar was a question at a recent school examination He wrote elementary Latin works for the lower forms was the written reply House- ¬ hold Words sess In the Wrong State Mrs Hoon We know how a man feels when he I have just been reading of a water- ¬ first awakes to the consciousness that spout that burst in Kentucky last a new race a new nation of which he week Old Hoon Burst Course is a part is born because we have felt did A waterspout that would try it it but who can- know and feel the ag ¬ ony of a man who stands at the grave ¬ to do business in Kentucky ought to Harlem Life side of a race of a nation of which lie expect to burst is a part and delivers its funeral ora- ¬ FACTS ABOUT CIGARS tion Mr Mcintosh summed up the philosophy of the situation as follows Information as to Size and Shape Given Try the Name The fact maybe a sad one but it am often astonished and some- ¬ I is nevertheless a fact that there is no times amused at the ignorance dis- ¬ longer a place on the soil of the union for an Indian as an Indian The pathos played by the average smoker in regard of his situation should and does ap- ¬ to the meaning of the various names peal to all great men but the logic of applied to cigars said a large dealer For instance I fate is not moved iby the prayers of a to a Star reporter frequently hear men laud Perfectos to fallen race nor their destiny averted by the skies as though the word perfectos a tear for their end were a name signifying quality Only In a recent issue of the Forum Simon Pokagon a very intelligent Pottawato the other day a customer told me that mie Indian discusses with much full- ¬ a Perfecto which I had sold him was ness of information The Future of the not genuine because it in flavor from one he bought Red Man His conclusion that the red of me a week or two ago How ab ¬ man has about reached the end xi his tether is the same as that of Mr Mc- surd such a statement was will be plain to you if intosh but while the latter believes nification- you understand the real sigof cigar names in the annihilation of the remnants of The word perfectos is used in the his race Mr Pokagon believes thstthe remnant will be absorbed by the domi ¬ trade to designate the peculiar shape of such cigars Workmen get more nant and conquering race for making them than for forming Mr Pokagon gives a historic review of the relations of the white and the red others as it requires a skillful hand man He stoutlj maintains that the red to roll the material into the perfecto For this reason a perfecto man was not originally the fierce and shape necessarily costs more to manufacture relentless savage that he grew to be a cigar of that he was kind and helpful to the than difficult to the same tobacco but make But as far as the first Europeans who visited the con less word goes it is used in trade only tor tinent but that his gentle and friendly nature was changed by the treacherj indicate the shape of the cigar whichcruelty and avarice of the European is fairly long big bellied and usually adventurers It is a very interesting dark in color Besides words used to designate the suggestion and some future historian shape we have words which refer to of the Ted race anxious that it may be justified for its long and courageous size Such wqrds as finas grandes Of if disastrous conflict with the white the terms applied to shapes I may cite race will trace those earlier relations Trabucos Londres Conchas Eeina Vic- ¬ of the two peoples out of which grew torias Regalias these words being the policy of vindictive conquest 6nthe plurals The language you see is one hand and heroic resistance on the Spanish and the names were first apother In- the final paragraphs of his plied by the Cubans Words which in- ¬ article after doing what he could to de- ¬ dicate size and shape are Infantes and fend the course pursued hy his race Mr Cqquitas applied to tiny cigars PrinPokagon reached tb following conclu- ¬ cesses and Elegantes Figaro is a shapw Invin sion which is best stated in his own between Coquita and Concha cible is perhaps the largest cigar of all peculiarway I am frequently asked Pokagon though perfectos are made that have as do you believe that the white man and much tobacco in them as the Invinthe red man were originally of one cible The blood My reply has been I do not long aspanatella is about two thirds as an ordinary lead pencil with know but from the present outlook they surely will be The index finger almost the same diameter throughout of the past and present is pointing to Combinations of size and shape are in the future showing most conclusively dicated by such names as Conchas that by the middle of the next cen ¬ Finas Conchas Specials Londres tury all Indian reservations and tribal Grandes so that in two words you havo relations will have passed away Then the shape and size of thecigar In choosing cigars the majority of our people will begin to scatter and smokers know very little about any the result will be a general mixing up of the races Through intermarriage particular brand beyond the one thej the blood of our people like the waters are in the habit of smoking This se- ¬ that flow into the great ocean willbe lection is usually made from experi Outside of this the choice is forever lost in the dominant race rind ence purely haphazard and by the looks of generations yet unborn will read the history of the red men of the forest the cigar limited ty-- price Half the time a dealer offers such a customer and inquire Where arc they Nothing could be more pathetic than what experience has taught him his the opinions here quotsd of Hon Wylie patron will like For instance a man Mcintosh and Simon Pokagon on the comes into my store and looks help ¬ I want extinction of their rage snd the xrob lessly in a showcase saying a medium cigar imported about two able future of the small remnant of it that survives According to the cen- ¬ for a quarter or 15 cents straight He sus of 1S90 the entire Indian popula- may add fresh or seasoned but he tion numbers only 249273 souls and usually takes what is offered him This indecision enables the unscru- ¬ where they once had the whole country as a happy hunting ground from pulous dealer to sell such a cus- ¬ ocean to ocean and from the northern tomer a cigar costing half a cent or a to the southern- lakes they are now cent less than another cigar which is confined to 212000 square miles of res ¬ retailed at the same price There i e ervations Comprised in the five tribes really but about 20 brands of imported cigars in demand and half as many of the Cherokee nation are GG289t 14 The long glass cases full of 224 of whom are classed as colored domestic open boxes which one sees in big cigar people New Mexico with 20521 has the next largest number South Dakota stores are merelj- - for show The ci- ¬ with 19S45 being next Arizona has gars commonly called for are displayed 10740 and California has 352S3 Tjie in a four foot case Consequently the Six Nations St Regis and other In ¬ counters and cases running dowu the dians of New York number 5304 Illi- entire length of some cigar stores only nois is credited with 1 Georgia 2 serve to confuse the purchaser The ¬ ¬ - Differing Oplaioas from Two Edu ¬ cate Indians on the Subject The regulation of the Indian tribes under the law governing the Dawes commission has called out two notable expressions as- to the future of the red man from Indians who are in every way competent to speak for the race The general reader in view of the grad- ¬ ual but steady elimination of the from the American population and the consequent simplification of the Indian problem may be surprised to learn that there are educated In ¬ dians who look to the absorption of their race as the final solution of the Indian problem In a speech delivered near Muscogee in the Indian territory recently Hon Wylie Mcintosh a full blooded Creek and a member of the house of warriors of his tribe uttered the following lamentation No more will be heard the whizzing of the leathered arrow met in its flight by the bullet from the white mans rifle The war song is hushed for eternity and the smoke of the council fire hovers no longer over the children of the forest These are gone The white man now goes unarmed among the remnants of phis once terri- ¬ ble foe seeking everywhere to plant his vine and fig tree and rear a civ- ¬ ilized home Outside of the five civilized tribes of Indians there is no resistance offered to his taking possession and he only waits for the peaceful signal of his own government to enter and pos-Indians Isupposeso clergyman progressive He attends funerals on his wheel Chicago Eecord At anT rate Closing the Season my wheel is of the latest pattern I have noticed that it usually gets in last Indianapolis Journal What He Wanted The Choir Invisible audible 1 Bleeps Well in Front- - Is your new -- Have you read No want to learn about is The Choir In Cleveland Record what 3 think that your minister is just splendid He i a man after my own 9 Then I suppose that Brooklyn Life he will get it You are not Sisterly Affection heart Marie ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - - i -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ etitions Stands of course differ ac ¬ cording to the nature of the averajre customer but a case that will hold half a dozen- brands will reasonably cover the demand of any retailer Washing- ¬ ton Star - cigars in such a display are merelyrep- - I A Snri Indication Those people next door are stSll in their honeymenn nave you seen him kissing her No but he lets her read the morn ¬ ing paper first Tit Bits Am ious for the Howard Papa T wish youd whip me Whip you my son Why shculd I whip you Because when you whip me u ma gives me some jam Tit UI t- r f3 the THIS WHOIJB OBCHABD BOTJBON nil8 IDAY NOVEMBER 5 1897 X ff vt- t- - i r JReyal w the food pure wkotcsoaeaad delicto N p s- v - - ftu Hh t - POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK Catching a Burglar Hon Theodore Roosevelt writes an chappie article entitled The Roll of Honor of j 1na the whole a t More man rn T the New Ycrk Police for The Century i Bonnie i wViarf1 ventured itne seuuuu vnMr Roosevelt says How do vou miKe in and to- Early in our term we promoted a pa- -- ter cieew -- re rcay peach trolman to the grade of roundsman for that arc not very fofeusi need a warming building and fat forming activity in catching a burglar under Food something to be used for two rathf Peliar circumstances Ihap- a or three months in the faU that week APParently he had bglar one Shes a crab apple to me fallen into they may not suffer irom cold Sour grapes the habit for he got another the next week In the latter case the burglar es- JUST ALIKE caped from the house soon after mid- ¬ cyclers are just like night and ran away toward Park ave- ¬ Walkek -- Male nue with the policeman in hot chase gossips female xne JNew lork Central railroad runs always rowing Oil with Hvnonrios- - under Park avenue and there is a nf VAJJhr Up-To-- Dat Walter Champ in Shes h regular peacn L m -- aair the first - Wei Children EMULSION PROMOTED FOR GALLANTRY a New YoTk Policeman Rewarded For I Buy Your Clothes At Home - Where you can have them cut and tried on and made t fit you We make good suits for 20 00 a better suit for 2300 and a fine somebody down SK SCOTTS suit for 2500 -- The Election In Other States ¬ - K -Wi - i - r1- - fw - TEE BOURBOH HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 T - JPublished every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BBUHE MILLER Editor and Owners etc Make all Checks Money Orders wyable to the order of Champ Mokb uLDVERIIBING RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser ¬ tion half rates each Insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each Insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each Insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obltuarss cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ The Election in Bourbon made to day and The News refrains from giving the total vote in any of the races because of the unreliability of the figures There is however no doubt of the election of the Democratic ticket by a good majority ranging from 348 down The following were the success- ¬ ful candidates Representative J T Hinton County Clerk Ed D Paton Circuit Clerk C E Butler Sheriff G W Bowen County Attorney Denis Du ndon Assessor W G McClintock Jailer W C Jones Surveyor B F Bedford Jr Coroner Dr H H Roberts School Superintendent Kate Edgar Magistrates Paris R J Neely Ruddells Mills John Howard Millersburg A C Ball Flat Rock Preston See North Middletown H C Smith Clintonyille Letcher Weathers Rep Hutchison E P Claybrook Centerville J T Barlow Constables Paris Joe Williams Millersburg J E Plummer Flat Rock Jno Chipley Ruddles Mills Nath Goodwin North Middletown L C Anderson Clintonville J L Donahue Hutchison E D Browa Centerville J M Current is only semi official and contains several Sir Edwin had his poetic license along mistakes The official count will be with him Some of the eager silver leaders are The entire Democratic ticket in Bour¬ bon county with the exception of one Sir Edwin Arnold says he married Tuesdays his Japanese wife in Japan merely by Magistrate was victorious in election The tabulated vote as pub- ¬ drinking a cup of tea with her v As no lished on the eighth page of The News license was mentioned we presume that re In Greater NewYork complete over turns show Van Wycks plurality New Seth Low for Mayor of Greater York to be 81548 The new General Assembly stands eighty five Republicans Mayor and sixty eight Democrats elect Van Wyck of Greater New York in an interview announces as his policy that liberty must be restored to the citizen and the pillage of public money must ceas In Ohio Republicans are claiming the Legislature on joint ballot by five vptes Democrats refuse to concede this and declare they have it by one vote Three counties have not been heard from and in these both sides are claim- ¬ ing to have elected their candidate On the second page are printed dis patches from the respective states bqjd- ing elections Pictures are also giveu of Governor Bushnell of Ohio Maypr- elect Van Wyck of New York and of Mr Shackelford of Kentucky exactly what they want Will thrive grow strong and be well all winter on this splendid food tonic Nearly all of them become very fond of it For adults who arc not very strong a COUfSC of treatment with gyWf Emulsion Jh themonths in for a couple the fall will of put them ttirougn the winter in first daSS con-dition Asfc your doctor about this nut and fish are on the wrapper All druggists Be sure 1 hey was gainin nh desperate chance and leaped down one of these openings at the risk of break ing his neck Now the burglar was running for his liberty and it was the or Jimb but the policeman was merely iuv- 00 We are good tailors and do our wiauum ior mm ro impem me A f LAVIK own work and guarantee a per-feet fit or no sale Cleamng and Pressing a Specialty HUKILL EXECUTORS Of STICK CROP FARMING ETC IM- tn1f T hve Shattered Hervous System FINALLY HEART TROUBLE Nervini SALE - you get SCOTTS Emufeioa 50c and S that the -- now talking about having the Legisla- ¬ ture with its silver majority call on Senator Lindsay for his resigna- ¬ tion f Courier Journal Geo B Cox the political boss announces that he has retired from Cincinnati politics George got a railroad resignation ¬ ¬ appearing upon careful investigation that he was sober trustworthy and wwtujwtfx mi wac strictly attentive to his duty For Sale I have for sale privately a Here again it seems to me that we lot of carpenter and wagon maker tools f vj a jxiuii YV11U nan nam Apply atmy horndon WSilkeravenue ed his uuiiiuvuiu by faithful and dis- ¬ promotion - MRS J iAURA IS- TAYLOR ttj- tinguished service and by proved supe- ¬ rior capacity We cared no more for the policemans views on the tariff or Men who like a cool quick quiet and the currency than we did for those of easy shave should patronize Crawford the burglar Our interest and the inter Bros barber shop Clean first class est of citizens generally was to have the bath rooms are connected witHfthe shop officer catch that burglar and otherwise Satisfactory service at all times do his duty If he did his duty we tf were for him if he did not we were against him In neither event did we Bulbs Chinese Lillies Hyacinths care whether the officer had or had not and Tulips also choice cut Roses the backing of the congressional delega W M Go6iLOE tion of the city or the central committee of the county Of course as before this New crop currents raisiuscitron fxPsed ns to wild outcries from the U AV1U1 UUOCUO UUU JUOUIUIS and i 1n nnnnUin pCaUCO FUncr ntiAf nuiuj oat cnfifirina nf mvil Min0 meal rolled oats anA mnnma but all the vuniiuj uuu auoDio lucauu tt Newton Mitchell was that we were doing our duty as de cent men and as public officials with SCOTT ww - rocC BOWKE Chemists New York ticular case the hand of the Lord was heavy upon the unrighteous The bur-glar had the breath knocked out of him and toe cop didnt When his victim could walk the officer trotted him around to the station house and a week aiterward he himself was promoted it Restored to Health by Or Miles PLEMENTS As executors of the will of Thos deceased the under¬ Woodford publicly on the signed will sell I premises o miles iuast or fans on n X WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17 97 beginning at 10 oclock a m sharp the following stock crop farm implements etc 5 horse3 2 saddle and 3 harness 4 work mules 30 cows and calves and yearlings 5 1 mower 3 wagons large and small plows harrows etc 1 set quarrv 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 fat hogs Farm utensils nut -- x miaa I Judge W M Purnell Insure in the Northwestern to d ay t morrow may be too late -- some slight --- TmrPrinfinn of WW a p- - -- JVfc w eminently necessary and useful but MRS laura weishatjf when tney arQ seized by professional GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS low morality who Murry Ind H commeiuH Wrights Theatrical And Otherwise KeuiarkH In Of xw the machine in their own inter- v -Ceierv cusuiex r The Foyer j ests who clamor against honesty and AUCTION defy decency and rail against that de- DEVILS 1896 Murry Ind Sept vice ior obtaining clean government Manager Chas Yale of the The Wright Medical Co H mr orpnniynMnTin nrAi o- T Bx P1 hen I A tl u tttIiiV liTnwila ii specialty been noted for its clever Vl tf Pi v 5f features has fairly outdone himself iu this seasons production of that famous show piecetobe seen to night atjjhe opera house and offers as new novelties the following Colby and Dewit comic acrobats in The Organ Grinder and the Monkey the Phantos Aerial Grotesques Mile Flora the Tough Gjrl on the wire Brown and Harrison comedy farceurs and Mayme Mayo a bright and clever singer dancer and ban joist and Harry M Brown in a novel single peciality Among the new scenic The Cavern of Gigantic features are THE ELECTION IN PARIS Magie Vaults of Bene- The Heade The election in Paris resulted in uo i dictine The Gardens of the Blue election of the following Democratic Dragon The Palace of Roses and officers a magnificent transformation scene of Mayor Benj Perry eight distinct changes Police Judge C D Webb Chief of Police Jas Mernaugh Councilmen ISLE OP CHAMPAGNE First Ward Hugh Montgomery Jas The Isle of Champagne a beautiful OBrien T E Ashbrook comic opera which fairly bubbles with Second Ward D C Parrish W O Hinton B Q Thomson tuneful airs and sparkling mirth will Third Ward Sherman Stivers Rep be the attraction at the Paris Grand See eighth page for unoffical table of Opera House Tuesday night Richard returns for city vote Golden the well known comedian will be seen in the leading comedy role which There was a hot time in many an old was played by Thos Q Seabrooke when town Tuesday the opera was first given here The At last Grover Cleveland Gan observe Isle of Champagne performance will Thanksgiving Day with a glad heart very likely be quite a social event His want adv has been answered ¬ L O Davenport drutrgiHt - BJnifton Ind aul userl tujm for mactSruble j with which 1 bad bfen afiiictetmdrmore iHS o taking ymv than 15 years Op stoniHch is entirely well I can eat anv- tbing ami ran truthfully say that I have not felt better in years - a box of Dear Siks Wnirhta Jelery Lst sprint 1 purchased Capsules f Lolumou8Oho ss- - r uu D0lieve in cood citizenshrn to V01E it is time for all citizens who rise in re- - EDWARD HARDY the Jolly man ager of Sheppird Cos groat store at Bracerllle 111 writes I had neTer been sick a day in my life until in 1890 I got so bad with nerrou3 prostration that I had to giro up and commence to doctor I tried our local physicians and one in Jollet BUCKNER WOODFORD but none garo me any relief and I thought I was going to die I became despondent WM B WOODFORD and suffered untold agony I could not eat T WOODFORD sleep nor rest and it seemed as if I could not exist At th end of six months I was Executors of the will of ThosWoodford reduced to but shadow of myself and at A T Forsyth Auctoneer iMt m heMfc became affected and I was rulj miserable I took six or eight bottle Rare me relief LmthesukandaUast It cure the great- a New Laundry Agency est Diessing or my me Dr Miles Remedies Dr I have secured the agency for the presold by all drug- MtW Winchester Power Laundry a first gists under positive class institution and solicit a share of guarantee first bottle the public patronage Work or orders money re- - IS zJtottQrttt benefits or Mays drug store will left at Clarke Work receive immediate attention anmaa nf fViA haavf and W4j called for and delivered promptly nerves free Address Respectfully DS MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind 16ap tf Bruce Holladay M ll J Nervine rhuilii 8ulesIhuveloatalJtrnceofpAinandmyJienna Your Respectfully Mas Laua Weishauft Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 00 per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free 1 Cash buyers can get double value day at to-¬ tf Davis Thomson Isgrig I j Wrignrs Celery Tea cures ponstipa- tlon sick headaches 25c ct druggists To Cure A Cold I In One Day Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky Baby Mine Every mother feels an indes- ¬ 11 of the pain and The Boston Journal says Grover Edwin Travers supported by a capa danger attend- ¬ The Chicago ble company presented that very amus Clevelands last is a boy Times Herald says This is nonsense ing farce A Jolly Night in a clever ant upon the his latest is a boy manner Tuesday night at the opera most critical pe- ¬ house The curtain raiser Forget-me-noriod of iier life sssssA assssssssssB was a very pretty little piece The Kansas is getting there you bet In Becoming a five years 200000000 of mortgage debts performance was well received by the mother should be haye been paid off and prosperity con- ¬ audience a source of joy tinues to emile upon her notwithstand ¬ to all but the ing the fact that ex Senator Peffer and suffering- and Ben Rosenfield stage manager of the Mrs Lease are irrepressible Seymour Ind opera house was the danger of the ordeal make leading actor iu a tragedy Tuesday its anticipation one of misery When Ethel Tucker refused to marry him he asked her to step on the stage and kiss him She did so and then he Awarded I is the remedy which relieves shot himself Higrhest Honors Worlds Fair ts - cribable dread favorabla tower in Str city of tf the is a novel instrument known as the toposcope constantly at- tended day and night for the purpose of j locating fires It consists of a good tele- scope which is solidly attached to an H while arraH3aa of levers arrangedgraduated- Hi m io horiwmioally In such a way that U and tiiy XQ moving of the telescope sideways or up or down results in a change of posi- tion of h hands attached to the leverr to the graduated scales in refures Thus ths staility of the apparatui b- ing asmred by the firmness of the fas- teniny whenever the telescope is focus-ed upon the same object the hands will pomi ro cue same ngnres on tne norl isontal and on the vertical sextant and since an index of the whole citr has bees made it is but a matter of a few seconds when a glare ia discovered at night to direct upon the spot the topo ¬ scope on the aide to read off tha num bers to look up the object and to tele ¬ graph to the central station the detais observed Local conditions are of course neoessary for the successful oper- ¬ ation of such an apparatus but in this case they are said to be almost perfect The tower is over 500 feet high and an uninterrupted view of the great area of the city is thus possible to the watch man if the atmospheric conditions are ¬ ¬ Th ToPo8coPe Good times for shoe Week buyers this at Davis Thomson Tsgrig liver and kidneyj and sick headache Wrights Celery Tea regulates tie 4 VssSsP cureg constipatio5W 25c JSsBfi s at all druggist WWlk J I I 1 i 59 3 Do you need anything in lis who has just changed her weeds for brighter hues gave a dinner party not long ago says the Indianapolis Sentinel The rooms were decorated with a great profusion of flowers Roses in masses were on the mantels and the dinner table fairly blossomed In fact the abundance of flowers was unusual One of the guests could restrain her curiosity no longer and when the dossert was brought in said Well Mrs Blank youre rather spreading on the flowers tonight Yes replied the fair widow bright- ¬ ly but tomorrow I am going to take them out to Crow Hill and pnt them on poor Toms grave A regular 18 shiver went round -- A Manas ins Widow A certain young widow of Indianapo- ¬ m I bedding Do you see that house That is the place to get any- ¬ thing in that line Pil- ¬ Blankets comforts lows Mattresses and inci- ¬ dentally the best line of Springs ever shown in Paris Prices on Comforts from 1200 7 j cents to Blankets 65 cents to 9 per pair m MOTHERS FRIEND Do not buy until you see PR w M fc S tTS m- i - - It fc g T ri r I W- - H H as - this remedy are n longer de-¬ gradual diminution of the fertile oases A Paducah bride kissed all six of the spondent or gloomy nervousness It is known that the large oases were much larger in the time of the ancient groomsmen the other day and the nausea and other distressing con- ¬ Romans and that they are being con-¬ bridesmaids tied the score by all kissing ditions are avoided the system is stantly reduced in size by the encroach- ¬ made ready for the coming event ments of the sand dunes The problem the groom and the serious accidents so com- ¬ is how to stop these Joseph Jeffersons impersonation of mon to the critical hour are Sure Sign Rip Van Winkle was witnessed by obviated by the use of Mothers Barbers wife is rather the boss of is a blessing to wonan 25000 people in Boston week before last Friend the outfit isnt she I would not like to say so positive- ¬ 100 PEE BOTTLE at all Drug Stores MOST PERFECT MADE or sent by mail on receipt of price ly But I do know that they have only The cast engaged for The Heart of A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free of the Klondike includes Laura Burt BOOKS Containing invaluable informationsent two wheels and one is a womans 6om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant to all FREE interest address women will be to any upon application by wheel and the other is a tandem Odell Williams and Sheridan Block 40 YEARS THE STANDARD TkB BEADFIELD BEGULATOB COUtlaata 6a Typographical Journal women of the great pain and suf-¬ fering incident to maternity this George Thatcher one of the- veterhour which is dreaded as womans the tabla ans of negro minstrelsy has retired severest trial is not only made Saliaran Oasis from the stage to become the landlord painless but all the danger is re- ¬ experts in the desert of Sahara French of a New York road house moved by its use Those who use are expressing apprehensions at the - my line ¬ J T to HINTON CREAM Undertaking in all its branchep Embalming scientifically attended Wood Mantels Tiling Etc Furniture of all kinds Carpets as low as the lowest BAKING POWNQt immiihb ill J 3i-- u s iii c t THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAlj NOVEMBER 5 1897 im it TIE 1QDSB01 NEWS -- Election Bay Brawls PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 BeooE Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as wiiss mall matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advan ce 2 00 Six mouths year One wws costs yott cant bvkk get 1 100 kk- - FOKT FROM A GTTN FBKB OF a CHARGE Make all Checks Alone payable to the order of Champ - Orders Miuicr Me i pr F w NOTICE TO TAX ¬ PAYERS Tax receipts for 1897 are now ready and have been for some time Please call and settle at once and saye penalty E T BEEDING S B C 1- 4- 4 The coal man now has his inning His carts back np to evry dooi Anyone can tell by his grinning That he will tie the icemans score - Circuit Court will begin on the 24th The November term of the Bonrbon Jr-- The weather prophet who places faith in corn shucks says the coming Winter will not be severe Miss Bessie Lowry has accepted a position as book keeper and cashier at G- Tuckers dry goods store - Sam Brannon who has been suffering from tuberculosis of the knee had one c - of his limbs amputated yesterday ing on their laurels and Wilyum Jennuns Bryan and the crime of 73 are getting a short rest In Lexington Monday night a thief broke into the Elite Stationery Com ¬ panys store which is owned by F R Armstrong and stole forty dollars from the money drawer Thos Cleaver recently sold to Winsor and Forrest Letton thirty five acres of land lying on the Hume pike at sixty dollars per acre Possession to be given this month A The campaign orators are now rest ¬ burglar attempted to break into Gh W ayenue Monday night but was fright ¬ ened away before he could enter the bonse The thief was a white man HHlk 86R Stuarts home on Mt Airy TWWX SHOOtek For Rent Desirable brick cottage TTctfvXnma crnnfi ra11nr and other imr Fot oenidiSouhail particulars apply to tf Mr Max Schmidt strlt J T Hinton rl I jic of the Smith Cincinnati is here Nixon Piano Co toning pianos and will remain a few dys Any one wishing the services of alfirat class tuner can leave their order tf at the tore of Benj Perry THE slaughter of turkeys to be ship ped7 to Eastern markets will begin in Prii8 next week The crop in Bourbon iaa trifle short but there are plenty of trflrkeysin other parts of the State The epehing price will be about six cents per potmj on foot ¬ Mr Kennedys Fine Cattle John B Kennedy de¬ livered to Moses Kahn the finest bunch of export cattle that has been sold in THIS week Mr is tV Bourbon this year There were forty in the lot and the ayerage weight was 1800 pounds The price was a fancy one- A Post Election Fight f Monday night a gang of negro men fired on several men who were in charge of voters and the volley was returned About fifty shots were fired Nat Stick- ney was shot in the leg Bill Allen revived a bullet in the shoulder and a man named Johnson waH also shot Jim Stickney was hit on the headgwith a club and received a four inch cut All the men who were wounded are negroes and belonged to the attacking party There was blood on many places on Eighth street Tuesday morning ¬ Near Eighth and Sycamore streets Howard Glore and Chas Graham were killed COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN Monday night and John Smith and Walter Glore were wounded in an Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At election fight at Frankfort At Crooked Creek in Rockcastle The Depots In The Hotol lobbies And Elsewhere county three men were killed Mr Vimont Lyle is in Danville vis ¬ J B Blackerty and Joe E Wright iting relatives were killed in a duel at Junction City Tom Royston was fatally wounded by Mrs Jesse Turney has returned Geo Ballard in Garrard from Nashville Wm Chasten killed Seb Crouch and Mr Thos Mitchell returned to Cin ¬ wounded Wm Ramsey at Berea cinnati yesterday At Cynthiana Jack Sharp severed Mrs J Frank Clay was in Cincin Elbert Smiths wind pipe and just After Smiths nati Wednesday missed his jugular Mr Sam Clay was in Cincinnati wound was dressed Sharp took him several days this week home Mrs Douglas Thomas is visiting The election tragedies include the county relatives in Coyington killing of James Reed in Leslie Two and Alex Davis in Bell county Miss Ella Mitchell has returned county from a visit in Lexington others were wounded in Bell one fatally Col R G Stoner left Wednesday for a trip to St Joseph Mo BTeld Over To Circuit Court Mrs Warren Ingels is at home from James Perkins who was arrested two a visit to relatives in Lexington weeks ao in Mt Sterling on the charge Mr Talbott Clay has been in Louis- ¬ of sending an obscene letter to a North Middletown young lady was brought ville for several days this week Miss Lida Clark of Millersburg is before Squire Lilleston yesterday for trial Perkins waived examination and the guest of Mrs Roseberry Rogers was held over in 200 bond for trial by Miss Rebel Withers of Lexington the Circuit Court1 He could not give is the guest of Mr and Mrs T E bond and was taken to jail The letter Ashbrook which he is alleged to have written is Miss Bessie Armstrong of Lexing ¬ couched in as vile terms as were ever ton is spending a few days with Miss written Louise Bashford Miss Bessie Woodford has returned The Northwesterns dividends to policy holders tare unequaled and to from a visit to Miss Elizabeth Van procure Northwestern dividends you Meter in Danville must carry Northwestern insurance tf Mrs R B Hutchcraft is spending a few daye with her mother Mrs Artie Ashbrook in Cynthiana STOCK AND TURF NEWS Mr and Mrs Robt Ferguson and Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc children are visiting Col Hugh Ander- ¬ Turf Notes son and family in Georgetown Cottie Nagel took a car load of fine Miss Alice Spears is visiting friends park horses to the New York market in Newport and will spend a few days yesterday in Cynthiana before returning home has bought 206 1100 lb Jonas Weil Mrs W L McClintock has return- ¬ feeders in Madison from G J White ed from a trip to New York and Son at 390 Chicago and is very much improved in thirty 1100 health Brice Steele has received lb feeders which he bought at four Mr and Mrs O L Davis little cents from Alex and Dunlop of Wood- ¬ daughter Elizabeth is still very ill of ford fever Her condition was not improved ¬ G J White Spn says the Rich last night mond Climax have bought a 912 acre The Unholy Thirteen is the name farm on the Berea and Kingston pike of a social club organized by young for 29000 ladies at Cynthiana The first meeting A P Bruce of Danville sold to Miss will be held to night Sallie Reeves of Austria the Miss Gussie Punch of Mt Sterling trotting stallion Deck Miller by Gam and Miss Hattie Griner of Louisville betta Wilkes dam by Onward for arrived here Tresday to attend the 1500 funeral of Miss Julia Connell J J McCafferty sold his racing Miss Clara Wilmoth of Second Kite street will entertain a few friends at stable Tuesday at Morris park 3000 whist this evening in honor of her foot brought the top price Peat recentlv bought from Trney guest Miss Lida Preston of Detroit Bros sold to J McLaughlin for 2200 Mrs Judson Taylor of Mobile Ala who has been visiting her parents SCINTILLATIONS Mr and Mrs James Hinton near Paris yesterday for a visit to Mrs Wm An Interesting Jumble Of News And left Hinton in Covington Comment to Lex ¬ Miss Lucy Lowry goes Ground has been broken at Lexing-¬ ington to day to attend a dinner to be ton for the new brewery The Gazette wants a linoleum fac- given to Mr Ed Mitchell and Miss Vert ner Garner of Winchester who will tory established in Flemingsburg be married Tuesday Miss Lowry is to Winchester is sorely afflicted with the be one of the bridesmaids town cow nuisance Winchester should import Danvilles cow policeman Advertised letter Ist Benjamin Rosenfield committed sui ¬ List of letters remaining unclaimed cide at Soymour Ind because his in Paris Ky postotfice Nov 5 1897 sweetheart refused to marry him Armstrong Eddie Mass Mr John col J A Brigel of Chicago has started Bedford Mr Jas Murr Lizzie Geo Mucker Mr Breman Jas He ex- ¬ Brooks Mrs Hedie McCue Jas G to the Klondike on a bicycle pects to reach Seattle by February Crawford Hattie Nuttef Lydia An unknown assassin called Capt T LTawford Annie Parrott Lipscomb Pardley Mr M A Sadie L B Hooblen of Vanceburg to the door Davis Eliza Feehan Plaurde Charlie of his home and threw a bottle of muri- ¬ Finch Mr Henry Smith Mrs J Miller Stout Miss Rosie atic acid in his face He was horribly Hearl Mr Geo Henry Mrs Mary Stuart Miss Manda burned and died a few hours later Hoard Miss JennieTaylor Mr G D Frost was reported Wednesday from HutchisonMrsEllenTaylor Mrs Nellie Montgomery Johnson Mr P M Talbott M E New Orleans Mobile Memphis and Bay St Louis and the end Joues Miss Nannie Watts Rev T W Mrs Webb Mr Wash of the yellow fever epidemic is believed Johnson DaveThos WilkinsMrsHoratio Johnson to be at hand There were ninety two Lock Rev W W Williams Emma Williams Frank 2 new cases Wednesday and twelve Persons calling for aboye letters will deaths please say advertised W L Davis P M Frank Egbert Tes Deakin Announcements And Sol Of The Marriage Vows J RiffM Allen a native of this coun ty tialgjBlebrated the sixty fourth anni- veiairjfml his marriage at Greencastle -- PUT OUR NAME On your list when in need of Footwear Our ne stock of Shoes is arriving daily which comprises all t new shapes and tips better values than we have e been able to offer before Ind LeejJohesand Miss Martha Garrison bothofithis conntv were married Tues day tjte court house by Squire Selby Lillet ton MiaiNoonie Bartlett of Elkton jilted a Cincinnati young man on their wed ¬ ding day and married N N Lindsay an oldjjwetheart N HvElam and Miss Missouri Belle BoonejLthe Wadeb Mill precinct were marrifedWednesday by Rev E G B Mamvat the court house J WV Chandler seventy eight and Mrs Anna Belcher seventy four were married Wednesday near Russellville A sonpfthe groom performed the cere mony Thetengagement of Miss Lillian Pettit andIVIrr Higgins Lewis of Lexington is announced The marriage will be celebrated on the 24th of this month with atquiet home wedding Princess Tonomaroanu daughter of Paul King of the Maoris offers her any respectable white man who will marry her She is bushy haired blackand has a tattooed face Thejfmarriage of Mr E G Harrison of Xenia Ohio to Miss Mallie Meng the handsome daughter of Mr Chas Mengrrof near North Middletown will be celebrated on November 24th H MivW F Shipman an employe of and Miss Millerf Bros Lexington MamieT Douglas Walker daughter of Rev H P Walker of Lexington were married yesterday afternoon at the in-come-td ¬ Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected with much care insuring both durability and comfort Ask for school tablets fres for the little ones when making your purchases Davis Thomson Isgrig DRESS GOODS My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil ¬ drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv other pur- ¬ chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi-¬ ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and my in- ¬ terest to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest-¬ ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The new Dingley tariff bill has already made and will when set fully at work make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were un- ¬ der the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goodft were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down a long as a yard of them lasts If you want to save money in your pur ¬ chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my srock and hear prices before you invest elsewhere G TUCKER 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY brides1 home Mr Chas Kerr of Cincinnati and Miss Caroline Robinson Davis of Georgetown will occur next Thursday in theBaptist Church in that city The bride is one of the handsomest youngjadies in Georgetown MrqHarry S Stout and Miss Maud W Peebles both of this city will be married at a quiet home wedding Tues- ¬ day afternoon at the residence of the lalters grandfather Mr J W Holli day on Eighth street Only the im- ¬ mediate relatives of the contiauting partieswill be present -- - The Louis marriage of 1897 NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them -- For Sale Just received lo y 7T Car of the Celebrated STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS Call and examine before you buy tt The Advent Of Onr Future TWomen - T BIRTHS Men And 0 EDWARDS Fsskxr Fy J At Danville yesterday to the wife of Ira Taylor a son Ira Tayior Jr To the wife of Andrew lives ori the Clay - Reffett who Kiser pike on Wed -- WE ARE ALWAYS AT IT Adding new lines cutting old price0 with a store full of new Fair Goods to show you scription at naif the usual price Blankets 1 kind for 49c and all wool at 250 per pair Splen- ¬ did line of led Comforts Full line of Hosiery one greet special being our Ladies and Chil drens full seamless at 10c We are the only store in tofinr that cames full line of ZephrajB Ice Wool and fancy yarns We still sell 10 4 Pepperel sheer ¬ -- nesdkyiCtwinrdaughters celery fresh cakes and crackers new sorghum molasses New York cream cheese tf Newton Mitchell Oysters sf Tr- - i ¬ A Meteoric Shower The astronomers look for the next great meteoric shower on the morning iV- - of November 15 1899 says the Balti- ¬ They calculate that the more Sun earth will then pass again through the center of an immense swarm of meteor oids as they are called before combus- ¬ These great Leonide star tion showers as they are called occur at intervals of every thirty three years and one day The great shower of 1799 oc-¬ An Athletic Carnival curred on November 12 that of 1833 on November 13 that of 1866 on Novem- ¬ AN athletic carnival will be given at ber 14 and consequently a repetition of the opera house on the 16th under the next wonderful phenomenon is ex-¬ auspices of the Paris Athlectic Club the pected on the morning of November 15 The exhibition will consist of a fifteen round scientific boxing contest between Kid La Febtr champion light weight of Ohio Indiana and Kentucky and Lonis Heller of Evansville champion light weight of the West There will also be a ten round boxing contest be¬ tween the heavy weights Dave Jack- ¬ son of Paris and Albert Taylor of Georgetown and afiveroand contest be ¬ tween Eddie Parker of Paris and Sn garfoot Lee Hill champion 115 pound boxer of Cincinnati The Enquirer says Lou Heller is training for his go with Kid Lefebr at Paris Ky on the 16th at Emil Foxs place terrier of McMicken avenue and 1899 The Northwestern Mutual life has paid to representatives of its policy- ¬ holders and to its policy holders and is now holding for them 180000000 an excess over premium reoeipts of over 20000000 tf Do You Play Whist Euchre Gaines 1 week and begin the slaughtering and Dress linings we will save you 25c ing at 8c and extra good bleach- ¬ ed and unbleached cutton at 5c shipping of turkeys on the dollar The ladies of the Christian Church will giye a Court Day dinner in the A basement of the church Monday liberal 8b are of patronage is solicited The wedding of Mr Andrew Curtis and Miss Lucy daughter of Mrs Mary George Harris is announced for the 24th mst at the Christian Church ap A large party of our young folks fiye couples took a rabbit about I hunt in the Moorefield neighborhood last Friday and brought home nearly a hundred bunnies WE HAYE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K IP Asa Stone who was in the Paris jail on a charge of wounding Ben Young IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS was brought here last week and admitMr ted to bail in the sum of 2500 Young haB recovered sufficiently to be out The marriaee of Mr Harvev Miller The Northwestern is carrying nearly Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when and Miss Edna Earle 1000000 insurance on the lives of of Harrodsburgthis city is announced io quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL Hutching8 of Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ occur on Nov 24th in the Carlisle zens Call on R P Dow Jr for Christian Church at 2 p m 26oc 8t particulars The well boring committee reported to the Council that they had sunk three PINE JSTJZLTLCttAlfT TAILORS wells 180 136 and 61 feet respectively Your Iiife Insured 1c a Day at a cost of 42675 and the committee S E TIPTON Cutter ¬ was continued and ordered to finish the Our insurance is protected by bank able paper on the Capital City Bank of contract now in hand and have the con- ¬ We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples Columbus O There can be no stronger tractor to put the wells in proper shape pumps guarantee given you We dare not use receive the a bunks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health DONT TRUST EVERY LAUN they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and DRY SIGN YOU SEE j3ck Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings while traveling down street class For first class work your money back if we fail to cure you barbers All work doneThree first firsfc strictly Sold by W T Brooks druggist Consult your friends first whom class Next door to Bourbon Bank Large line of new Dress goods strictly wool 25c a yard Novelties m Plain and Fancy Dress gooas at 50c sold every where Wrights Celery Tea cur iiivi else for 75c to 1 per yard tion sick headaches 25c at druijsUt Handsome line of Silks Velvets and Braide of all descriptions for CARLISLE jw trimmings Penangs Pecalen and Fancy County Ifawa Culled From Ni c Preclnctf Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c From the Mercury Table Linens and Towels at old prices notwithstanding tariff ad ¬ Monday will be court day per cent J H Stewart will open the Brent vance of 20 of all kinds and In Notions Bros turkey pen at this place next Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen- ¬ tlemen and Children of every de¬ Family Portraits life size Free of charge CONDONS F gXIOTJBIjS TJEIjOIiTa tnty ¬ FOR FALL AND WINTER Buck aod Bills Barber Shop 4nov tf ¬ you see wearing unfraved beuuti W Of Peck P O RuvinIP Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug¬ Poor Grade Shoes gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach every rpspect Are The F F V playing card is better Trouble nnd Coustipation I was unable to wasters poor in new stock of mouey School Our nearly two years I Jsed for than any 50 cent card on the market do anything of your Celery Capsules and they Shoes cannot be made better and are three boxes 5 have cured me J Send 15 cents for one deck or 25 cents afflicted wish toFor the benefit of others so money Havers n xry ub anu see send this letter I Very truly yours for two decks stamps or currensy to C OLAS RION W S Akdersto B Ryan Asst Genl Passr Agt C Fold by all druggists at 60c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med O Ry Cincinnati Ohio Co Columbus O for trial size free To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules Andersoa Pike Co O Recommends S fully laundered linen and you will find when you come to inqui r whose laundry they patronize Or Other that it was The Bourbon Steam Laundry W HINTON JR BRO M Proprietors Telephone No i i 4-- j rUr Jr fi WjiifM i Ik JK 6 THE BOURBON NEWS CTBAT NOVEMBER 5 1897 NEWS I cant say I have colonel h aidjteiaorning they had been found nn and yet well you know my ratUttfl rsidewalks under th a r was a very excitable suspicious sort oil residences in the yards of unoccupied nouses m the mail boxes by a man 1 never knew that behind the counters of shops and Well he was sir He used to have one m the coat pocket of Mr William spells of it sir spells 1 call em He Roundtree the mayor who had declared didnt seeia able to sleep well at time to a reporter that it must have been put He has once in awhile had me sleep on rthere while he was wearing the coat r The wording of all the notes tv nc n- the floor at the foot of his bed actly the same and ran as fellows Ah Is that so letter-car-ynera fir rr t fe Ri - JSrv s5 U - according to others in other places the legitimist is simply an idiot who is not worth further consideration Yet among English legitimists are many men of whose sanity there can be no question whose integrity is beyond dispute and whose loyalty to Queen Victoria is unimpeachable In the first place perhaps it may be suggested that the use of the word Jacobite in connection with legitimism in this country is not very happy It is employed because of the historical associations which appeal so strongly to the English as a nation But it does net necessarily imply as is too com- monly supposed that the legitimists in this country aim solely at the restora- ¬ tion of the house of Stuart But for the peculiar local associations of the term Jacobite the legitimist in Eng-land might with more propriety style himself a Carlist and thereby identify himself more closely with his brother in Prance or Spain The point which in fairness ought not to be lost sight of is that the Jacobite is simply an Englishman who professes the faith of legitimism a member it may be otherwise expressed of the English branch of a catholic or universal party Social systems may and do exist where the monarchical principle is ac- ¬ cepted but where the sovereign is elect- ¬ ed Social systems may and do exist where the principle of primogeniture Is accepted but where the monarchical principle is rejected altogether But a social system where the monarchical principle and the principle of primogeniture are both accepted but where the sovereign is yet not the one en- ¬ titled by the laws of primogeniture to occupy the throne is an anomaly the justification of which must be sought outside logical reason Prom this as- ¬ pect the legitimist appears more sano than they who call him mad The law of gavelkind and the law regulating Ihe succession to the throne are the only two exceptions to the rule by which the eldest son succeeds his father and failing issue the succession is vested in the elder female line Ques- ¬ tions of fact only are involved and for¬ tunately these are plain enough By Ihe law of primogeniture the sovereign of these realms should be Mary the Fourth and Third nee Mary Theresa Henrietta Dorothea archduchess of and wife of his royal highness Prince Louis of Ba ¬ varia Of her genealogical right to the throne as representative of the senior female line of the royal house of Stuart i hemale line having become extinct on Hhb death of the Cardinal King Henry IX there is no dispute The facts are stated every year in Whitakers Al¬ manack for all who run to read The Hanoverian dynasty being derived from a daughter of James I has no right to the throne until the whole is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- NEW EVERY MORNING BOURBON Every day is fresh beginning Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Every day is the world made new You who are weary of sorrow and sinning Published Every Tuesday andFrlday by Here is a beautiful hope for pou WALTER CHAMP J kaitor and A hope for me and a hope for you BRUCE MILLAR J All the past things are past and over The tasks are done and the tears are shed MONARCH OF ENGLAND Yesterdays errors let yesterday cover Yesterdays wounds which smarted Austrian Arclideaconcas Is tlie Legit and bled ixuate Sovereign Are healed with the healing which night In France and in Spain the legitimist has shed is taken seriously In England ac Yesterday now is a part of forever cording to the man in the street andi Bound up in a sheaf which God holds THE deep into psychical phenoroetta to get Hush Lilian I dont like to hear you talk that way said Mrs Roundtree I have never approved of your reading the books you read You object to my reading anything which is really new and progressive said the young wife pettishly The world would stand still if we did not study the new sciences if we did not allow ourselves to think on new lines It seems to me sister remarked Marion that you have talked more about the murder than anyone else Since we have been out here I have noticed that mother has changed the subject three times but some remark of yours has always brought the conversa- ¬ tion back to it Brother you know that is a deliber- ¬ ate it is not true Lilian retorted ¬ at the mystery nL ¬ ¬ Austria-Este-Mode- na ¬ sue of Charles I is exhausted which is not yet the case Nineteenth Cen- ¬ tury A IMITATION OYSTERS IN PARIS I ML M f i f- t- - j tificial oysters I dont mean what are called mock oysters that is meat done up in a patty or a potpie but the real bivalve intended to serve raw And as far as looks go you would say at a glance that they were genuine Ameri ¬ can oysters but when you came to eat one the difference would be perceptible at once How they are made and what materials are used in their manufacture is a mystery which I did not solve but it is certain that a great deal of money is made by the producers The usual price paid for these artificial oys ¬ ters is three cents each or 30 cents a dozen and sometimes in the second class restaurants they are to be had for two cents each though they are not apt to be very fresh at that price You order a plate on the half shell and when the waiter brings them to you they locJk as nice as the real oyster that you get In the best New York oyster house If you are not a good judge of oysters you will eat them with your wine and go away without asking any questions The only really genuine thing about them is the shells The manufacturers I was told buy second hand shells from the restaurant keepers at a small ex- ¬ pense and with a harmless and tasteless paste fasten the spurious oyster in its place Only one half a shell is used for the purpose and in that shape the fraud oysters are packed in tiers in boxes and baskets which are displayed in win ¬ dows on counters or on shelves Oth- ¬ ers to be served without the shells are put ux in cans or In glass jars con ¬ taining from 25 to 100 The imita- ¬ tions are consumed in such large quantities that the dealers in real oys ¬ ters are urging the restaurant and hotel keepers to break tip their shells as fast as their contents are eaten and even pay the cooks and waiters liberally to pound them to pieces so that the makers of the artificial article will have a limited supply of shells Washing ¬ ton Star Our Easy Language Johnny do you know where those pills arc that were on my closet shelf Yes ma I took them You took them what do you mean How many did you take I didnt take any I gave them to 6ister to take but nure took them nway from her so she didnt take any Brooklyn Life Uniform indulgence is not a favwra felt school v ¬ just returned from Europe The most singular thing I saw while in Paris said a gentleman who has was ar- ¬ Perfect Counterfeit in Appearance lint tike Taste Is Far from Genuine But Well I did have a sort of idea that wearthis is not all Before loner ntw win the dead white smile he might V brought home some money ONE WHO KNOWS HIS BUSINESS Col Warrenton hurriedly and was afraid o bein robbed of it read the Can you remember ever having seenj rest of the sensational article thn anyone about just before or after those threw aside the paper and went down spells the street for two or three squares and Matthewswas silent deep in thought up to xne omce of the mayor He sent in his card and was admitted at once for a moment then he said Yes I do remember somethin rather Mr Roundtree was writing at his desk odd sir It was when Mr Whidby was dui ne rose and drew a chair near him at the seashore in the summer and mas- - for his friend to sit down ter was makin me sleep in bis room I just ran in to see about that note every night while he was gone Ones lyou got said the lawyer Is it a fact evenin master told me he was looking fthat you found it in your pocket for a visitor to see him on important Jj The mayor thrust his right hand into business and that I was to stay backj the pocket of his sack coat He put fit right there colonel I could show it X1C 1C1U JUC1 v tb you but I sent it to the police I Did you see the man Yes sir I opened the door when he thought it was the only one till 1 read rang fcthe extra just now t How could it have got into your How did he look queer lookin individual sir iti pocket asked Warrenton Very Have you struck me He looked like he might be vbeen in any crowds to day Several as it happened At the post a drinkin man He was tall and thin BY WILL N HARBEN and had dark eyes and white hair He office this morning there were a great was so queer lookin sir that 1 thought many people waiting for the mail 1 strange o master havin a appointment stopped at the Imperial hotel in a Copyright xZg6 by J B Lfpplncott Co with him To tell the truth sir I kinder throng of politicians and at the corner thought it might be gome poor relation of Main and Broad streets I was in a CHAPTER IV crowd around the driver of a cab who When Warrenton left Whidby he in trouble that master didnt care for had been thrown went downstairs He knew the room people to see about I showed him into and considerably against a lamppost injured It could have where Whidby had slept the previous the parlor and went back into the been put into my pocket at anv one of About 15 minutes after that night but he found the door closed and kitchen I thought I heard loud words and a Mhose places without my knowing it locked t What do Hearing the voices of the undertaker scramblin o feet in the parlor Their done asked you think ought to be the colonel and his men in Strongs room he en- ¬ voices would sink down and then rise I think the villain ought to be run up again like they was quarrelin I tered it The men looked up from the down at all costs was the reply 1 coffin at him and Hodson the under- ¬ was frightened but was afraid o dis liave just sent out a circular to be post taker bowed and said good morning as pleasin master if I went in so I just Usd in which I offer in the Warrenton approached and looked at come as far as the room next to the par- - city 55000 for his capture name of the lor the dead mans face A good idea said Warrenton Do Did you then hear anything Ive never seen anything like that you know this detective Hendricks They kept it up sir Master seemed smile colonel said Hodson and Ive By reputation only I understand to be arguin with him in a low steady been in this business over 20 years It he is the sharpest fellow alive in his was all I could do to get my men to go voice and the stranger would break in particular line I am glad he happened to work when they first saw him We and beat the table with his fist Once 1 jto be in town You know he refused to tried to close his eyes but the lids are heard him say he wanted half of some come here just after the McDougal thin and just after master answered as stiff as whalebone murders he has so much to The colonel shuddered at the coarse- I heard blows and the fallin of chairs larger cities But I think do in the hes inter- ¬ I thought I had waited as long as I ness of the mans words in this case They say hes like How do you explain the smile he could and grabbin a old pistol that I ested always kept by me I rushed in Mas- a bloodhound when he smells blood he asked cant stop till he run something I cant explain it at all answered ter was on one side of the room behind down By the way has has bound us to the undertaker I dont think such a a sofa and the fellow was holdin a secrecy He says hehe drop the case will chair by the back and just about to thing ever happened before the moment it gets into the papers that Warrenton bent over the coffin for raise it When he saw me and my pistol ho is here a moment It seems to me to be a he put down the chair and with an¬ So Welsh said genuine smile unmixed with any sen- ¬ oath backed out of the room I fol- mentioned it to you I would not have but he told me you lowed him as far as the front door and sation of pain or even surprise had given your consent to Hendricks He was laughing colonel if ever a saw him spring over the fence and walk being employed man laughed in his life I aint par- - away quick Then I went back to master To my ticularly superstitious I once un- ¬ CHAPTER V screwed a box and let a man out that surprise he was tryin to smileasifi VMayor Roundtree lived in a large had passed fordead36 hours- - I was notbinhd Jiappenedlibut he wasas h two storied brick house standimr backalone with it at midnight You can bet white as a ghost For a minute ne a hundred yads from the street in ex- ¬ that gave me a shock but frankly Id couldnt say a word Presently he said tensive grounds It was in the suburbs hate to spend a night with this one Rather nasty temper he has Mat-¬ of the city and at the end of one of the Whidby slept in that room didnt thews My friend was a little upset electric car lines he asked the lawyer glancing indif- ¬ but he would have come around all When the mayor went home that ferently towards the portiere right You frightened him away with afternoon about six oclock he found Yes sir but the indications are that that pistol the deed was done very quietly Per- ¬ Didnt he strike you master i haps Mr Whidby was drugged asked I thought 1 heard you fightinV Hodson turned to give some orders And then I noticed a bruised spot on his to his men The colonel went into forehead which showed mighty plain Whidbys room and let the curtain fall under his white hair an on his pale behind him The room had not been skin He saw me lookin at it and put put to rights A chair stdod between his hand over it but he was so excited the portiere and the bed Its back was he couldnt keep from showin thathei towards him Warrenton listened didnt want to let me know what tHe Hodson was still talking to his men and cause of the trouble was J the colonel could hear them using their That fellow was drunk mastertack hammers Quickly and stealthity said I think his mind is wrong toorat he stepped to the chair and turned its little Yes he did strike me and I back to the light from the window He on you were right to come whenreck j you found what he feared was there a faint did smear of blood just where Whidby had Then he asked me if I was sure my caught the chair with his right hand was Enough to draw the halter around pistol roomloaded and told me to sleep in his and see that the his neck thought the lawyer I hope aud all the doors were locked windows it escaped that detectives eye He had Was that all just replaced the chair when the por-¬ deeply interested asked the colonel tiere was drawn back and Hodson Yes sir except he made me promise looked in not to the I beg pardon colonel but Capt by nor mention else affair to Mr Whio anyone Im sure he didnt Welsh aked me to allow no one to come sleep a wink that night for I heard in here I thought you went into the him rollin and tumblin in bed an hed hall get up every I was just wondering how Whidby tiously look now and then and cau- The next moment they heard her playing on her out of the window violin could have slept so soundly unless he After that did jou see aflythingto was drugged said the colonel I would not have come in if I had thought indicate that Mr Strong was ever his family sitting on the front veranda¬ group conit was forbidden Whidby and I are so frightened or greatly excited about waiting for his return The young man sisted of his son Marion a intimate you know I feel as if I were anything Tothm sir except he bought a fine just of age his married daughter at home here Lilian her husband Fred Walters and Oh no harm done said the under ¬ watchdog the one that died last win Mrs Roundtree taker as he held the curtain aside for tcr you know He was always inter ¬ Talking about the murder I know ested in him and particular about leav- Wairrenton to pass out up the said The colonel went into the hall and ni him unchained at night Then I do steps the mayor as he came turned into the parlor Here he looked seem to remember that now and then We are concerned about your offer about aimlessly for a moment and then master would get a letter that would Mrs Round seeing an open door which led to the excite him somewhat They always ing that reward dear had been downtown replied If I servants rooms in the rear he passed came in strange looking blue envelopes tree 1 should have begged you not to do it Once when I gave him one at break- ¬ out unsound The In a little room adjoining the kitchen fast he turned pale when he opened it mind murderer is evidently ofdirect his reward may and the and didnt finish catin he found Matthews v attention to you You know he says I want to see you Matthews said Col Warrenton rose and knocked the Mammas only nervous interrupted the colonel I want to ask you some ashes from his cigar She hasnt taiked of a thing Lilian questions Mr Whidby is so excited Ive got an appointment down- ¬ all day except the isolation of our house and upset I dont wish to disturb town he said See here Matthews be for a creature him and yet I must get some light on dont say anything about whatpu and how easy it wouldus his victims to make this subject have told me I am investigating a of that kind ex- ¬ Pshaw thats all nonsense I dont know much about it sir little on my own account in this mat ¬ claimed the mayor taking the seat va ¬ replied the gardener Ive told all I ter and 1 dont want anyone to know cated for him by his son who had know to the jury it Hold your tongue and Ill seethat thrown himself into a hammock Be ¬ The colonel sat down on a window sill you dont lose anything by it J- sides the reward may be the means of and lighted a cigar A few minutes later the colonelwas putting the man under lock and key You can trust me you know Mat- in his office downtown I wish it had been the duty of some thews I am an old friend of the fam- ¬ begun the dictation of a He had just letter toiis one else to offer it replied Mrs Round ily stenographer when he heard theory tree plaintively Why dear he was Oh I know that sir well enmio v of a v r newsboy in the street jjk near enough to have killed you when he You have been in Mr Stron ffs serv Extra Extra Morning News IjTew put that note into your pocket ice a long time Matthews and youmav developments in the Leightoji avenue He is not that sort of criminal said uow remember some things that you murder case V Extra Extra Lilian to the surprise of the others uju not minic of when you were testi The colonel went to the door quickly never kill anyone in open day ¬ He or instance have you any rec- - f and returned reading a newspaperstill light will the street where ho night be rying on ollection of ever having seen anything damp from the press large sen seen As the murderer says in his let ¬ Under which might tend to show that Mr sational headlines he read a detailedac ters the secret lies in that smile on Mr Strong had an enemy count of a circumstance that seepage Strongs face Dr Kramer saw the Matthews stared at the lawyer for to bear strongly on oMhe bodj and he said this afternoon that he a moment in silence and then sat down night before ISb the murder less than 25ttype had never heard of anj one being killed on a chair and folded his hands nervous ¬ written notes had Ireca picked uEn with just such a facial expression It ly over his knees osrercnt parts of the city earlyltiifct is my opinion that youll have to go ViXXA I With glad days and sad days and bad days which never Shall visit us more with their bloom and their blight Their fullness of sunshine or sorrowful night Let them go since we cannot relive them Cannot undo and cannot atone 3od in His mercy receive forgive them Only the new days are our own To day is ours and to day alone Here are the skies all burnished brightly Here is the spent earth all reborn Here are the tired limbs springing lightly To face the sun and to share with the morn 3ti the chrism of dew and the cool of dawn Every day is a fresh beginning Listen my soul to the glad refrain And spite of old sorrow and older sinning And puzzles forecasted and possible pain Take heart with the day and begin again Susan Coolldge in Boston Watchman tight pernaps xwice a r u ever discover who murdered sir StronJt will be useless to j try jeuir ui iiiacuruouiB The secret lies in the smile on the Do you recall anything that migntl aceWho Put there and was it done have caused him uneasiness at thosel how i These questions will ssoz oixen uux aI1 - - times remain unanswered n th 0r From Clue to Climax ¬ ¬ -- - -- - ¬ ¬ tht - ¬ angrily I must say I thought so too dear interposed Fred Walters Dont you re- ¬ member mother said something about the services at church to night Well before anyone had time to reply you began talking again about whether it could be proved that Whidby had nbt been out of the house to distribute the ton notes Grant Allen is accused of adopt Lilian seemed to forget her anger in ing a pen name Mr Gordon Seymour her interest in the subject She rose to be the author of The Rude and stood in the doorway As far supposed as that is concerned she said with ness of the Honorable Mr Leather animation Whidby could have had an head A new editlionof Boswells Life of accomplice It was a strangely dramatic Johnson will be edited by Percy Fitz ¬ thing the way he called up the police at the telephone and remained with the gerald It will have a biographical dic- ¬ corpse till they came not even allowing tionary of everybody mentioned by Bos the servant to enter If he is guiltj he well The first woman to edit a magazine is at least original In these days of in this country was Mrs Harriet F masculine stupidity it wccZd a pity to execute an original man I never Donlevy who edited the famous Lowell could see why murderers should be such Offering to which Lucy Larcom con ¬ short sighted fools I read the other tributed A posthumous book by Philip Gil ¬ day of a man who shot another down and went to the jail pretending to be bert Hamerton The Quest of Happi- ¬ insane to escape punishmenl How ness is in press The author was writ ¬ much more effective would it have been ing the final words two hours before if he had systematically pretended to his death be insane a month or so before he committed the deed I mean if he had COM PAUL AS A LAND GRABBER done little things which would scarce- Property Owners Robbed of Their ly cause remark at the time but which Possessions by Transvaal Rulers coupled with the crime afterwards In the confiscation of private propwould have pointed conclusively to in- ¬ erty the rules of this so called republic sanity If I wanted to drown myself in have exhibited a facility and refinement the river and did not want anyone to of method which would make the old think it was done intentionally I fashioned oriental despot green with would first do a great many things to envy They have done more than this make it look as if I had never dreamed By one blow they have despoiled burgh ¬ of such a thing I would make engage- ers of their farms set the constitution ments leave things unfinished as if at defiance paralyzed the judicial sys- ¬ 1 intended to return to them the next tem and brought into jeopardy the in- ¬ moment and dependence of the highest tribunals in Oh hush my child interrupted the land Many years ago a far seeing Mrs Roundtree What can make you Scotsman named McCorkindale found- ¬ say such things I have never heard ed the colony of New Scotland near you talk so peculiarly Lake Chrissie on the eastern borders Everything is peculiar to mamma He acquired a large estate but at his the girl coldly laughed as she turned death the government disputed his title into the drawing room The next mo- The executors at once appealed to the ment they heard her playing on her supreme court Having a clear convic- ¬ violin tion that the judges would confirm Mc TO BE3 CONTINUED Corkindales claim the executive brought the matter before the volks IT WAS MARIES MIRROR iaad and that servile body to oblige its No Wonder Huliby Looked a Xitttlc autocratic master passeTi a besluit or v F VV r f Young Mr Smith ers having eaten ah resolution forbidding the Sc6tsmans executors right of access to the court excellent dinner sat down to smoke a Unfortunately the judges of that day good cigar while his wife ran upstairs obeyed the raads mandate and deem to make her toilet for the theater ing themselves powerless to interfere So peaceful was his state of mind that dismissed the appeal while confessing he did not even look accusingly at his that on its watch when after the promised min- The widow merits the claim45was just robbed of ute had developed into 60 she entered 270000 acres was land and shefarms a of died the room few years ago in a little cottage here in Seems to me you are looking very Pretoria nice to night my dear he remarked The success of I am glad you think so darling emboldened the this drastic proceedings oligarchy to try it Of course I care moro for your admi- again A naturalized German named ration than that of anyone else Be- Doms in 1870 1871 and 1872 bought 28 sides the Skinners sit right behind us farms in the west of the Transvaal He this evening and this dress will give obtained them from border chiefs and Mrs S a bad headaehe before the sec- occupied the land for 14 years A com- ¬ ond act is half over mission was appointed to investigate Mr Smithers looked anxious Sc his claims their work was interrupted this is new is it Wasnt the old one by the British annexation but they good enough pntifirmpfl Tiis titlp tn 7 nf flip N not quite my dear Besides I Sllhl8nnil1T1tlv iho nnl j earned the mone for this one myself refused to recognize his right but gave But how did you earn m away a great part of the property to Oh after you left I fell to thinking their own more beloved burghers This what a lot of money 25 was to spend was the true inwardness of their motive upon a birthday present for Marie Mr Doms thereupon took action in the when I really needed so many things supreme court Again Paul Krueger Then an idea struck me I remem came down to the obsequious raad and bered all those pretty things I found begged for another besluit for said he in our big trunk after we were married if Doms is allowed to go into court ones that horrid girl whoever she will assuredly win his case and he that was sent back when the engagement will be highly inconvenient because was broken I wouldnt have one of the government has not the farms to them myself but it seemed a pity for give him Again the truckling law- ¬ them to lie there so I went upstairs and makers giving no consideration to the looked them all over I selected that merits of the issue did as the3 were lovelj- - silver backed mirror and cleaned ordered As before the appeal was dis- ¬ it up until it looked just like new and missed and Doms was ruined He be ¬ then I came insolvent five farms out of 27 Sold it to buy a dress I see being all were left to him and Nothing of the kind I bought the to day he that supports a wife and family dress with the money you gave me by driving a cab on ¬ the The mirror I sent to Marie with our best toria London Telegraphstreets of Pre wishes Wont she be surprised and why Freddie are you ill Knew Tbeir Passengers Not at all my dear You are quite The student of sociology will find a right Marie will no doubt be much good many of the old New England surprised for you see she herself was ways still enough alive to travel on the girl who returned those presents rural trolleys On one line in Bostons that is all Brooklyn Citizen suburbs the conductors and motormen know their passengers The other day Cities in Midair The highest villages of Europe hav a conductor excused his hurry in mak ¬ ing a permanent population are situ- ing change by saying he had to look ated in Switzerland Italy and France after Mrs Blank cause shes lame In the order of their altitude the- - are Having helped that lady to reach terra Rery an Italian village south of the firma the conductor resumed the col- ¬ Monte Rosa afc an altitude of 6990 feet lection of fares beginning with a little above sea level its 120 inhabitants livo girl of whom he asked Hows fathers there summer and winter Their only cold to dy Annie Needless to say connection with the outside world leads that the conductors are Johns and through the Betta Gorca mountain Henrys to many of the patrons The pass which is sometimes closed up by line is well operated for the old New snow for several weeks at a time Inf England democracy always knew how in the valley of Avers in Switzerland to get there on schedule time Boston at an elevation of 0930 feet above sea Transcript level is the second the third highest They Are Strangers Now village in Europe is Trepalle in theLiv Mattie What would you do if you igno valley also in Italy 6720 feet were in my shoes above sea level next comes Averol in HelenTake the French department of Savoy 6615 and have them them to a shoemaker feet abore the sea level and Veran not Chicago News cut down to my size far from the former at an altitude ot 65S0 feet Cincinnati Enquirer Assuring She Do you think the bull would What has become of the woman who made her children have killed me if he had chased me t drink sassafras tea every spring--S6 TruthWOuldhave been atossSupl NY Atchison Globe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tellectual womans growth from garl- hood to marriage Florence Hull Win terburn has com piled her magazine papers pn house ¬ hold and social topics under the title Arrows in the Air Mrs Maxwell Scott has written a book ealled The Making of Abbots ford which will be interesting to all admirers of Sir Walter A revised and enlarged edition of the Persian poet Omar Khayyam edited by Nathan Hackell Dole will be issued for the holidays A new volume of poems by Harriet Prescott Spofford is called In Titians Garden arad Other Poems It is said to contain much of her best work Among James Otis new books for children are The Boys of Fort Scihuy ler and The Signal Boys of 75 the latter being a story of the siege of Bos- ¬ ¬ PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL Zangwills Dreamers of the Ghe to has just been issued The author went to Jerusalem to study the realistic side of his subject A new novel by Sarah Grand will appear in November describing an in ¬ 1 lJi v1 -- - A - k ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FnT-mt i I ¬ -s-t- he i 1 ¬ ¬ v old-fashion- ed - I 1 l 0 THE BOURBON NEWS FRlfAX NOYEMBER 5 1897 rv- COOKING BfREAKFAST BACON How to Do bo It ia Different Waysia Do A HELPLESS FARMER William Stinipgoa Stricken with Paralysis of His Lovrer Limb Caused fey Overwork - The secret of cooking breakfast bacon It Rigrlit - tlry and crisp consists first ia cutting it thin then in having- it ice cold when From the New Era Greensburg- Ind j it is put in the pan which must be hot Many of remember an yet not red hot Shake the pan rapidly item in this our readers may last fall which paper a year ago bacon over It will crisp into rolls in two or three minutes and will then be ready to use as a garnish The pan should be hot enough to burn the bacon unless it is kept moving The bacon waferlike slices While the bacon is cooking it will be a delicate ligM4jrown toss the shouldbesochilledtbatitis firm enough for a keen edged knife to cut it in Some cooks prefer to broil bacon l A US EV Then simply lay the slices in an ojster broiler and broil them for two minutes on each side turning them and lifting them df the fat drips It is also espe- ¬ cially necessary to have the dampers of the stove open as it always is neces ¬ sary fin broiling anything The smoke of dripping fat is thus drawn away from the meat Careful cooks bone their bacon They keep the side wrapped in cloth and liang it up in the cellar or some old iplace where they can cut slices from it as they need it Slices of bacon are served with veal cutlets calfs liver chicken liver and many meats Chicken livers rolled in oil or melted butter seasoned with salt Jand pepper and then rolled in fine breadcrumbs make a delicious supper or breakfast dish when garnished with Jbacon Broil them for five minutes after flattening them a little Spread half a teaspoonful of maitre d hotel but- ¬ ter on each liver after it is cooked gar- ¬ nished with a crisp slice of bacon Chicken livers can be procuredtbythe dozen in the largest markets rJI BWtiiFt - J - - tW Broiled squab quail grouse wood cock and other birds areproperlysliced with a garnish of bacon Almost any fried fish is appropriately served with this garnish Dainty little crisped rolls of bacon are a most excellent accom- ¬ paniment to a dish of perfectly fried golden brown fishballs Pishballs prop- ¬ erly cooked and seasoned is not a dish for an epicure to sneer at It may well hold its own place as an American dish when the American Siousewif e may well be proud of when it is properly served but as it is frequently put on the table it deserves all the contempt implied in the term codfish aristocracy Not every housekeeper knows the de ¬ licious salad which may be made of bacon cut in dice shaped pieces fried brown and used with dandelion or chick ory leaves Prepare a quart of bleached leaves After wasliing rinsing and draining them thoroughly put them in a salad bowl Take two thin slices of bacon and cut them into small dice Put them in a hot frying pan and toss them until they are well cooked and a rich brown Drain them from the fat that has fried out Lay them for an instant on coarse brown paper to ab sorb the fat Toss them with the salad completely cured me X am sound and well to day with not a sign of the returning affliction and can affirm that Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People did me a wonderful good and iprobably saved me from the grave To allay all doubt as to the truth of his stated that Mr William Stimpson a farmer living near Rugby Ind had been stricken with paralysis of the lower limbs and his recovery was doubtful The case which was an unusually severe and complicated one has at last been entirely cured to the utmost surprise and joy of Mr Stimpson and his family Mr Stimpson was pleased to relate to a reporter the particulars regarding his case and hrs subsequent recovery A year ago lasl fall began Mr Stimp son I did a large amount of work My Viired help left me in the middle of corn cutting and I finished the fall work myself doing ah unusual large amount of work I put up several hundred shocks of fodder and also husked all my corn To accomplish this I had to work early and late About the first of December as I was getting my fall work about done I suffered a stroke of paralysis which the physi cian said was brought on by excessive labor My left limb was entirely helpless and my right limb was fast becoming so My physician became uneasy and after attending upon me for a week or so he brought me a Tiox of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People saying that he believed they would do me more good than anything which he knew of as he had used them with great success in a case very similar to mine where all other remedies had failed The case in question was that of L Phillips of Peters ville About the time I began taking the second lox of these pills a decided change was noticed and when I had taken two more boxes we discovered that I was actually get ting well You can probably imagine what a relief and feeling of gladness this was to me after being confined to my bed for inearly two months Well I kept on tak ing the pills according to directions until I had consumed nine boxes of them which well-to-d- o ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pictures Tell the Story FRENCH MENUS Of how everything looks in South Dakota Tfcey Are a TfalRs of the Fust the Tesult of the great crops of the last Ehgrlish Is Now Used The Chicago Milwaukee St company has had photographs A gentleman who had noted the ten xaul rlonov unnn the nnrt of the restaurateurs taKen or actual larm scenes in South Dakoand has had them reproduced in an at- of late to have their menu entirely in Eng- lish asked one or them what brought about ktraCtlVe GIDrht nntrn ll lisfrntrrl nIriiloT the change from the old way when French which it is distributing free of cost to all are looking for new homes in the most was the popular form for every menu in first class establishments He said fertile section of the Middle Northwest Send your address to H P Hunter Tm A change of time and a change of taste There was a time when restaurants could migration agent for South Dakota 291 Dearcharge very big prices It was in good timesJt born street Chicaeo 111 or to W TR Pnwell and people didn t care much what they paid jjybeneral Immigration agent 410 Old Colony r UUUHIg VyIlICUgO in BO U1UU HIB UtSlVlCB WilS UU tU iUM vuiy uesi Then we put the bill or tare m Jb rench as a gentle deception Few could read Frenchv A Contrast and when theV ordered nommes de terre I Uncle Mose Whad yo doin wif white they were under the impression they were hoes on yo triflin black rascal 4r-years- - Rugby bn Feb 2 1897 This is to certify that I do hereby swear that the foregoing statement is absolutely true WILLIAM STIMPSON COUXTT OP BAKTHOLOMEW lowing sworn affidavit statement Mr Stimpson made out the fol- ¬ neighborhood Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People contain in a condensed form all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are also a specific for troubles peculiar to females such as suppressions irregularities and all forms of weakness They build up the blood and restore the of health to pale and sallow cheeks n men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry overwork or excesses of whatever nature These pills are told in boxes never in loose bulk at 59 cents a box or six boxes for 250 and may be had of all druggists or direct by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y ¬ ¬ ¬ Helpless Cant bend Got lumbago Dont try Sworn to and subscribed before me a Jus- ¬ Mamma Well Henry Laura told me this Try St Jacobs Oil It cures tice of the Peace in and for said county in morning that Mr Logginhalls intended to said State ABNER NORMAN call on you to day for the purpose of asking Nearly every man at some time has let his Justice of the Peace you for your hand Did you see him full beard grow Washington Democrat The New Era was also informed that Mrs Papa Yes he called Charles Williams of the same neighbor-¬ And what did you say St Oil hood had been cured of rheumatism and What could I sav Isnt he one of tKej With a rub acheJacobs and cures it Henry Johnson of Hartsville who was greatest center rushes in the country Yoiil Subdues an troubled with neuralgia was also cured by didn expect me to commit suicide did Men are like pins no good when they lose Dr Williams Pink Pills It seems that you t Cleveland Leader their heads Chicago News this remedy is in great demand in that j State op Indiana ss getting a French dish when in fact theyj Young Mose I wuz jes tiahd uv brack were getting piam eyeryaay murpnies wim Lses I might ez well gone barefooted fer the jackets on ml de way dey showed up Judge many funny cases At I remembercouple of young people one at aj K time I had a Take the Air Line table and at the close of the meal they or- ¬ To St Louis and the West 53 miles the upl dered cafe au lait just because it brought When they were shortest from Louisville makes the quickest close of themehu the iiue served with coffee and cream they werei Cars jrunman Sleepers Jfarlor and Uining xur cumpiete miormation aaaress surprised and the waiter said the girl saidLj Well I know enough French ju P Maffett Traveling Passenger Agent to her beau now to know that kaf aw layit is coffee It Ruaioxviiie i enn R A Campbell General wont take me long to learn French Willie7 passengier Agent St Louis Mo m if you keep coming here Slr wr T r Another thing In the old days the whojt Passenger This is a verv slow rflad French was a gentle deception A man ordered pommes de terre sav was willing Very to pay a quarter for them but he would havev Do you suppose it pavs kicked like a mule to be called upon to pay xes pays as it goes that much for potatoes People are eatingj roast beef and beefsteak now and French lDo You Play Whi3t Euchre or Other dishes dnnfc rrn T rniess the nation is ereft Games 3 j j uu iiug mure uuu mure a iuave priue im xnimLz The F F V playing card is better than Cinjd ica and all things that are American any the market bend 15 cinnati Commercial Telegraph f Scents 50 cent card on 25 cents for two decks for one deck or Jj J stamps or currency to C B Ryan Asst jucaxiicss uuuuoi J e tiuren Genl Passr Agt C 0 Ry Cincinnati 0 by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear Therejis The alwavs tellinsr how nir only one way to cure deafness and thaws ticular maniswho is his he about work often by constitutional remedies Deafness is ticular that he gets nothing isdone so parWash caused by an inflamed condition of the mil- ington Democrat cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling To Cure a Cold in One Day sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result andj Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All uniess tne mnammation can oe taken out druggists refund money if it fails to cure 2oc mm and this tube restored to its normal con- Nothing is more pathetic than for a real destroyed forever dition hearing will be nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh homely girl to get the idea that she is good which is nothing but an inflamed condition looking Washington Democrat of the mucous surfaces igh with Hales Honey of we win give Une Hundred Dollars tor anyf Uure your case of Deafness caused by catarrh that Arlprilound and Tar rannnf Tie oi rc liv TTnllo Pntnvnli Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute C Send for circulars free F J Cheney Co Toledo OJ Lots of men find out two or three things Sold by Druggists 75c Jre about the Bible and then they put in their Halls Family Pills are the best 2 time arguing Washington Democrat Up-to-Date Dr is the name to remember when buying Sarsaparilla Averts Sarsaparilla has been curing people right along for nearly 50 years Thats why it is acknowledged to be the sovereign Sarsaparilla It is the original and the standard The record of the remedy is without a rival a record that is written in the blood of thousands purified by its healing power I nursed a lady who was suffering from blood poisoning and mirt V have contracted the disease from her for I had four large sores or ulcers break out on my person I doctored for a long time both by external application and with various blood medicines but in spiteof all that I could do the sores would not heal At last I purchased six bottles of AVers Sarsaparilla thinking I would give it a thorough trial Before the six bottles had been taken the ulcers were healed the skin sohnd and natural and my health better than it had been for years I have been well ever since I had rather have one bottle of Dr J C AVers Sarsapa- ¬ rilla than three of any other kind Mrs A P Taylor Englevale N 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sharp vine gar loss the salad well and serve it No game cook can consider herself an expert unless she knows how to crisp properly the garnish of bacon which is so necessary an accompaniment of a broiled bird N Y Tribune AUTUMN LEAVES They May Be Used for Winter Decora ¬ WITH PARROTS HAD THE LAUGH Instructor of Infants Meets Difficul ¬ - tions Gather a basket of the prettiest leaves scarlet yellow russet and green and gloss them hy pressing gertly with a warm fiatiron which has been rubbed with white wax A box of tkesfi waxed leaves are beautiful for winter decorations Where one iis too busy to wax every leaf a good plan is to gather sprays of the finest leaves and put them to press in the bottom of a trunk or chest It will only take a moment to spread a newspaper over them and then replace the weight of linen or clothing which will press them smooth To decorate a room take sheets of tis- ¬ sue paper in warm brown or yellow tints and crimp them by crushiug and running lightly through the hands Tack these sheets on the wall in the shape of a panel and arrange carefully on it one or two choice unmounted pho nographs Brown prints of madonnas are lovely on these panels and cherub faces are always effective When the photographs have been carefully put in place with the tiniest little tacks fasten up your leaves with the points all sweep ing one waj as if they were drifting across the panel in the wind In brown ¬ ¬ I She was a prim close fitted looking young It cures painful swollen smarting feet and woman in a dark dress and as she walked instantly takes the sting out of corns and through the Lincoln park zoo with a body bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery guard of ten mild little girls explaining mat- ¬ of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight ters generally the monkeys yawned and or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure murmured with that tired feeling for sweating callous hot tired aching feet Kindergarten seen em before Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe She paused before the parrots cage ad- ¬ stores 25c Trial package FHEE Write to justed her eyeglasses on her classic nose and Allen S Olmsted LeBoy X Y prepared to enlfgten the innocent mind of ties in tlie Park Zoo The doctor wanted me to take treat- ¬ ments but I had just begun taking A Careful Borrower Pa sent me over to borrow your lawnr Mrs Pmkhams mower An he says wouldn t you preter to Compound and I li ito my husband Whv should T nrefer tn shnrnen it Said I had Cause jm savs he is soajttvardabout e might suh thingsan Dealer turntlie edgei r better wait Cleveland Plain fandsee bow much Slialce Into Your Shoes good that - j55i5 55 ji9isn 6 THERES THE RUB REFERRED TO WHEfU HAMLET EXCLAIMED AYE COULD HE HAVE - 1 - d Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet began with her feet would do me I was so sick when I medicine I could hardly be on my backache con j stantly also headache and was so dizzy I had heart trouble it seemed as though my heart was in my th5jat at times choking me I could not walk around and I could not lie Sown for then my heart would beat so I had the I Try Qraio0 youth These are parrots spell parrot maidens girls Mamie may Rot Minerva serenely Rot Mamie rot rot rot yelled the little gray parrot that laughs and a sym- ¬ pathetic chorus took up the refrain Minerva reddened and the maidens giggled How annoying she went on These birds girls have the power of articulation and if carefully instructed are capable of almost perfect ennunciation but while possessing this gift of mimicry they have no reason to guide the import of their utterances as the human consciousness has and consequently are unable to converse intelligently being simply echoes so far as speak inc is concerned The big green and red parrot stood on another leg and eyed Minerva with microscopic scrutiny You understand she continued they have no mind and consequently no personality When discovered in their natural state they are as other birds but upon be ing associated with human beings they rap idly acquire the use of the peculiarly shaped larnyx which as science tells us enables them to articulate The theory has been propounded that at the time of protoplasm Rut Polly felt ill with baleful resentment 0 rats he broke out You aint so ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to find that it was cominc in spelled one of the small Oh yes and at the time I was courtingT my wife and thourmt I waii winninr out in n Mamie said the fair hard fight she and all her relatives were rot comoineo in an eiiort to make my escape impossible Philadelphia Xorth American Did you ever run after a ferryboat only Similar Experiences Try Graiii0 and used three packages of marvelous growth if you give Star plug tobacco a trial Sanative Wash and can say I am I do I count life just to try the souls strength perfectly cured long ifnot think I could hatre lived Mrs Pink on llobert Browning Trifle with sprains and they cripple Use St Jacobs Oil promptly It curesi m m fast I would feel as though I was smothering I had to sit up in bed Iinrsrest in the WorltL The Star tobacco factory at St Louis is nights in order to breathe I was so the largest in the world The buildings are weak I could not do anything in two rows 2400 feet on Park and 2400 feet I have now taken several bottles of on Folsom avenue with a total width of 271 Lydia E Pinkhams Yegetable Com- ¬ feet You will discover the reason for this pound Ask you Grocer to day to sliow you a package of GEAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee Tho children may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it GRAIN 0 has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java hut it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress the price of coffee 15 cents and 25 cents per package Sold by all grocers 86888 jlr 8 PERFECT 1 x M MX g i MACHINE 551 U for fjgjT I WRITE FOR CATALOGUE K SPEAR CO STOPPED FBEEB PERMAJTEKTLY DR INDIANAPOLIS INS Tastes like Coffee Looks like Coffee Insist that yonr grocer give3 you GRAIN Accept no imitation ITS ceired f hams medicine had not helped me Mks Joseph Petebson 513 East St Warren Pa MS -- The man who flirts with servant girls has domestic tastes Chicago News Bruises go when St Jacobs Oil Is used No aicn remains t W ig 4g fc iz 5R Mi o43 afg m4 0 Positive Cure forall WffVIM Dimimh Pita Vnlnli Spasms and St Vitus Dance No Fits or Set votwiesl after firit days use Treatise and S2trialbcttlc free to h It patient ther paring wpres charge onlr when re Medicine Send to DR KLINR Ltd Hellevue institute o Arch Street PHILADELPHIA PA KLINES GREAT NERVE RESTORER Insanity Prevented by CURED 933 IS ig 5irt 3fc afc W mi fi - ate jg 3JP 3jF vVa Pf -- j ma M5 Ktidyard Kipling Noy 4 THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Ciittlecommon Select butchers CALVES Fair to yood light HOGS Common Mixed packers Lipht shippers L -- frolic and sunshine were paintedonthe wall A pretty letter case can be made of pasteboard and canvas covered with oak leaves in old rose tints and some dark November morning when the snow as iflying gin your red and yellow leases to the white sash curtains and see how iit will brighten the room Frances lOennett Callawa in Farm and Fire ¬ -- And the gray parrot laughed in diabolical plee as the kindergarteners were hastily led yellow and criinsoh tints effect of to where the canaries warbled Chicago this shower of leaves is so restful and Tribune beautiful it is as if a little bit of autumn nice Cincinnati A the famous story writer is only one of many celebrated contributors engaged to write for the next volume of m 7rt te side Have ready one pint of grated horse ¬ radish Melt in a saucepan butfer the xae of an egg- and add one tablcspoon ful of flour one pint of Vinegar or part water if vinegar is too sour one teaspoonful of salt Let boil and add the radish cook five or ten minutes according to strength desired 7X too thick add more vinegar Turn into lases and when cold sour with cold vinegar This will keep well if you Yes have plenty of it put some in tho cel- ¬ Then Ill hurry home and put on my lar for winter use 5n moist earth and evening gown Its a great deal of trouble but it s the only way and Im glad I hap ¬ jjrepare when wanted Housekeeper vl Cooked Horseradish Marie for Identification There she said as she finallv got the check properly indorsed and handed it to the paying teller Id like to have the money please The young man scanned it carefully and then looked at her Is there anything wrong with it she inquired apprehensively No I am sure its all right Only we have our rules here and before we can let you have the money you will have to be identified But the friends I am visiting took a trip mto the country with my mother this mornipg Then you will have to wait till to morrow But I need the money to do some shop ping With this afternoon Im very sorry Its absolutely necessary to be identi ¬ fied she asked plaintively Absolutely Well I suppose I can manage it Will the bank be open for an hour -- LAMBS Good to choice INSPIRATION FLOUR Winter family he Would Show Her Strawberry GRAIN 3 Wheat No 2 red No red SHEEP Choice AN 2 25 90 5 25 3 0J 3 50 3 50 3 85 5 00 3 50 ft T 2 83 4 40 57 5 3 45 15 m -- - -- Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HA Prime to choice PRO VISIONS Mess pork ft ft 3 ft 4 ft 5 ft 3 ft ft 55 55 00 35 XW s For a11 urn munis 1 Ml tl I Bz Times A 80 94 03 25V5 ft 875 ft 2y 18 o mpamon Year Lard Prime steam BUTTE R Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed - ft ft 14 ft ft 175 ft 1 75 ft ft ft Qfy ftOOO 8 75 4 17 25 2 50 2 00 To show the varied strength and charm of The Companions original features for 1898 we give the following partial list of Distinguished Contributors Right Hon WE Gladstone W D HowelJs Hon Thomas B Reed Mme Lillian Nordica Hon Justin McCarthy Mrs Burton Harrison Hon George F Hoar Octave ThaneS Lieut Peary Mary E Wilkfos Max 0RelI Margaret E Sdngster Frank R Stockton Harriet P Spofford And Folly Two Handrcd Others 3 5 00 5 25 1 qs 32 LARD Western OATS Mixed PORK New mess CIHCAGO - 1 A 8 50 ft ft ft ft 9 00 4 50 244 ¬ ¬ CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN WheatNo2 red No 2 Chicago spring 5 00 95 87 19 rft 5 10 98 88 2G 25Sift 7 55 i t n i fl ft Q 4 25 4 00 ft 4 99 Wft Go ft 7 i94 50 Ruayard Kiplings thrilling new story The Burning of the Sarah will appear exclusively In The Companion during 1898 Sands BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Corn Mixed- Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western tMift 27 994 94VS 31Jqft v l chopped apple two teaEpoonfuls of bak ing powder and bake on a hot griddle Dust with sugar before serving N Y CATTLE First quality pened to think of it Apple Panealces HOGS Western I lont quite understand Beat two eggs until light add one INDLNAPOLIS v1iy J illave a trawberry caark on mv right shoulder and everybody who has read GR AIN Wheat No 2 pint of milk one half teaspoonful of anything Corn No 2 mixed at all knows that alt and sufficient flour to make a better identification than there isnt any Oats No 2 mixed a strawberry smooth thin drop batter Add one tea- - markWaghington Star LOUISVILLE spoonf ul of sugar and one cupful of line FLOUR Winter patent ¬ 4 10 52Mft ft ft ft 4 05 SllA 27J4 52 4 0 4 75 02 This Calendar is published exclusively by The Youth Companion and could not be sold in Art Stores for less than M IOO It consists of three folding parts each a true reproduction of charming group pictures Sec Important Offer jttTttttftttftttttff FREE VSIH5SCRIBEK3 ivho will cut out tins slip and send 1 Gold Embossed Calendar Free to New Subscribers it at once with name SI 75 and address and every will receive week from the time subscription Is received tm The Companion January 1 1808 tfff ft ft ft 3 75 zsy 1UJ5 I Mger Cholly tcaught me I dont think the photographer expwessiou do you SheI dont see any Puck As To His Photograph GRAIN Wheat No Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD 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130 120 504 63 30 594 63 90 For Councilmen H A Power R Perry Jones R J W Bacon R Jas Mernaugh D 94 151 30 703 175 182 Out of the deep sea stream Into the light and the air Rose like a gracious dream Venus the fair Hovr much of sorrow and rue How much of joy and peace Sprang that day from the bluo Waters of Greece 1 The Famous Monarch White and Fancy Mens Shirts Stetson Hats Black and Brown Stiff Hats Rice Hutchins best quality and make in Shoes and Boots Twin Bros Custom Made Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes guaranteed to give satisfaction TAILORING DEPARTMENT Just received New Fall Piece Goods We make Suits to order guarantee perfect fit Suits 10 up Pants S3 up Call andleave your measure v Suits and Pants Cosfine Tailor Made Mens Suits and Pants The Celebrated Mrs Jane Hopkins make n Boys and Childrens fz Y Hugh Montgomery D Jas OBrien D T E Ashbrook D D C Parrish D W O Hinton D -- 68 101 83 139 77 I2 -- 3 x4i r iZ I 169 222 197 Mwi uni irom a oyciacrs verge T yjr awns gaiieys prow 10 nave ma Jier the worlds wonder emerge f Of her glorious sea dripping locki Buoyant of liBjb and aabrteht1 Aa the sole star that leads out the leeks Of the shepherdess Night W Board of Education W T Talbott R Jos Fithian R B R Q Thomson D Tirl 60 65 11 901 1425 ss - - 88 88 143 94 98 143 14 140 156 85 144 69 3R 232I 23V 231 224a t iteft- - BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY jJwmm a wrvi m 41 s Fqr Magistrate R J Neely D fi Dan Turney D S Lilleston R j C Iugels D 43 49 81 70 144 86 108 For Constable 95 58 89 151 45 67 132 39 67 j 20 29 579 507 72 J2 H John Childers R Williams D 54 79 97 160 98 147 130 63 120 489 30 595 o6 ASSIGNEES SALE OF ESTATE W W Sudduths assignee Plaintiff W W Sudduth Defendant -- vs on r By virtue of an order of sale in the above styled action the undersigned will SATURDAY I NOVEMBER 6 1897 sell publicly at the court house door in Paris Ky at two oclock p m to the IK jsd as follows to wit highest and best bidder the following described real estate Two tracts of land lying in Bourbon County Ky and bounded and describ- - Pullman Cars As a railroad train was swinging around a sharp curve a passenger in the sleeping car was thrown against the in- ¬ side window of the stateroom so vio- ¬ lently that his elbow went through the glass The Pullman conductor came promptly to the rescue asking if he was hurt No Im not answered the passen- ¬ ger good naturedly but the Pullman companys dividends will be cut down this year by the price of one pane I suppose the stockholders can stand it though She Pullman stockholders wont have to said the conductor It comes out of the X Y and Z Railroad com- ¬ pany to whose train we are attached I shall make out n damage slip the train conductor will certify it the re- ¬ pairs will be made at the end of the route and the railroad company will foot the bill Theres mighty little I tell yon except ordinary wear and tear that the railroad company doesnt pay for If there Js a scratch on the side of this car at the end of a run the X Y and Z pays for it not the Pullman company New York Tribune Calmness In Emergency ¬ HOW TO FIND OlfT Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi- ¬ ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof 1hat the kid- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order Ocean of life we behold WHAT TO DO Rising in splendor and mighf There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root fairer tnan Venus of old Calmer than Night the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieviug pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas- ¬ Purer than Dawn or the blue sages It corrects inability to hold urine and Depths of ether u ntrod scalding pain in passing I or bad effects fol- ¬ Nature the only the true W lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ Daughter of God ff comes that unpleasant necessity of being W P Trent ihDfal compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild aud the extraor- ¬ dinary effect of wamp Root is soon realized WITH THREADS OF MEFAL It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing ca es If you nped have the best Sold Tinsel Fabrics and the More CostraBro a medicine you should cents aud one dollar by druggists price fifty cades of Gold and Silver You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet mail Mention The Tinsel fabrics are the lower priced of both sent free by seud your address toParis Dr Ky News and Co Binghampton N Y The the cloths into which gold or silver Kilmer the gen this threads have been woven In tinsel fab- ¬ proprietors of offer paper guarantee2isp lmo uiness of this rics the gold threads are of brass or cop- ¬ But what avails it to sigh For a glimpse of that day withdrawn mo ior long in tne sKy Stays the fair dawn Ours the nobler lot Under the broad noontido Gazing to falter nof Till from the wide HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky L H Landman TUESDAY month M D Paris Ij I Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky OCT 12TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each per gilded and the silver threads are of white metal These threads of metal originally fine wire are rolled flat and burnished and they glisten in thefabric wherever the pattern brings them to the Ready for Agents Folfcwiia -- I Vs i y 4 i i i t i c hysterically The other nurse seeing that the patient was going into convul- ¬ sions from terror when relief would be TRACT NO 2 impossible said coolly Dont be fright ¬ A tract of 11 acres and 15 poles ad ened Look here taking a mouthful of Local idining the above tract and described as the dose herself She then went outside allows to rid WILL Beginning at a stone marked G on emetic her mouth of it procured an many and sent for a doctor and a stom- ¬ Gold and silver brocades are here the plat of the division of the lands of Levi Sudduth thence S 27 W 24 52 ach pump Her calmness saved the life used almost exclusively for church pur- ¬ THE BODRBON NEWS poles to a corner to Hawkins thence S of the patient poses and chiefly for vestments They AND THE TdJ E 6508 poles to corner to Sheeley are imported in red violet and green Singing and Milking thence S 66 J E 890 poles to corner to and also in black with silver threads James Rowland thence N 16J E 4 poles In Switzerland a milkmaid or milk¬ the black and silver being for mourning to corner to same and Sudduth thence man gets better wages if gifted with KM N25 E 2294 poles to corner to lot No 2 good voice because it has been discov-a Gold and silver brocades are also used - to a limited extent for decorative pur- ¬ JLjUVi in the division aforesaid thence N 79J ered that a cow will yield one fifth more poses VW 7260 poles to the beginning We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Such fabrics and gold embroidery The above tracts will be sold as one milk if soothed during the milking by a by which we can crive often of the costliest description are far Terms Credit of six and twelve pleasing melody from day of months bearing interest more commonly used in Europe than 225 The Missouri supreme court declared here both 1 1 church and formilitary Both Papers One Year for only sale at six per cent and the purchaser 275 will be required to execute bonds with that the law as inst opium smoking purposes Regular Price for Both is w York Sun surety The purchaser may and opium joints is uncontitutional be- ¬ approved We save you generous part of this sum pay the bonds at any time after the cause it interf xeswith the right of confirmation of the report of sale Send or bring your cash with order to men to smoke v hatever they choose pike N 78 W 127 24 poles thence S 25 1C4466 poles to the beginning Dr Weir Mitchell lecturing to a A tract of 55 J acres oE land on the school of nurses lately upon the necesCenterville Jacksonville turnpike de- sity f self control in emergencies told the following incident One of his pa scribed as follows Beginning at a stone corner to Mrs tients while in a low nervons condi- ¬ Rowlands dower thence S 62 E 1524 tion swallowed by mistake a dose from goles thence N 5 E 333 poles thence N the wrong bottle She shrieked out that S E 2256 poles thenceN 2 J E 12 poles she was poisoned One of the nurses thence N 8f E 18 poles thence leaving the screamed Aconite and began to cry ¬ ¬ TRACT NO 1 surface Tinsel fabrics are made about three fourths of a yard in width and they sell at 75 cents to 250 a yard They come in various colors and many of them are beautiful and artistic in de ¬ sign Some are copies of old Venetian tapestries Tinsel fabrics are used for church and for theatrical purposes and sometimes for gowns and for decorative purposes The costlier fabrics with interwoven metal threads are called gold and sil- ¬ ver brocades In these the gold threads are of silver gold plated and the silver threads are of pure silver the body of the fabric is of silk The brocades are all beautiful and many of them are ex- ¬ ceedingly so These fabrics are made about five eighths of a yard in width and they sell at various prices up to 25 and sometimes as high as 50 a yard The costliest of these fabrics are very rarely imported into this country bro- ¬ cades at 10 and 12 a yard being about the highest priced used here If more elaborate fabrics are required they are usually imported to order The finer fabrics with metal threads are made in France the commoner kinds in Ger ¬ t6 Epator is the title of JOURNEY Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this SSBHfciSySjMl city regularly for over ammmmrWC five years and has ad- vC WHV i justed glasses to the 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