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Digital page images are linked to the text file. tiPvrr5Tifcs V V 4 - V i 55 Mf V lht V- TH E BOU RB 1 N seat PY PARAGRAPHS NEWS Established CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDlKAND FRIDAY tee i wsi M- - SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CQS KY FRI0Ef NOVEMBER 12 1897 NO 91 Setting Up a Standard Special Couch Sale THIS Oriental Rug Sale C F BROWER A ad Otherwise Remarks In Th Foyer iH Mr Jas Talbott near town is on the ciy viki nt jr playing to large sick list business fithe West Mr Newt Tabb of Mt Sterling i iVK visited friends here Tuesday r Opera Company will sing There is a standard of everything McClelland Bros shipped a car of iff good horses to Columbus Mies yester- ¬ Tne t JXHcr War at the matinee to- A STANDARD OF VALUE morrqws day rnoon at the Lexington A STANDARD OP MERIT Mrs Will Bryant of Mt Sterling opera Djy A STANDARD OP STYLE was the guest of Mrs Lou Gorbam this THE STANDARD CARPETS are those we handle week Rudy jKlpUng was paid one dollar NO BETTER GRADES were ever shown Mrs R M Shaw of Richmond is pernor NO BETTER VALUES were ever offered tacuoitne iao worns in to your the guest of Mrs W V Shaw a Hotel hMipdi Swhite Horses recently pub- NO BETTER PRICES were ever made We make it Conway pers in Literature lishttT interest to buy now u HF Mrs Morris Garland of Millersburg is visiting her sister Mrs A S Stout in Paris Ja met jape Allen has already receiv Mrs J Ed Hull and two daughters ed 15iKn royalties from the sale of left Tuesday to visit relatives in Flem hisIa rffHI DkThe Choir Inv isible1 ingaburg WEEK It IS x led that the same will reach S1250 1350 S1520 McClintock CORDUROY with or without box Mclntyre shipped a 25000 S18 820 825 car of cattle and a car of hogs to Cincin- ¬ LEATHER full size ulHK KT nati Wednesday oHni1 BdrrJlMDlntosh an actor who made a Dr J S Colman of Frankfort was ¬ repntataijBin Trilby is collaborating the guest of his sister Mrs John Jameson this week with afBftonpliy Wright in the work NOW IN PROGRESS of Chicago was of dratttj4wing John Foxs latest story Mr Broad Forrester the guest of his cousin Mrs C B The KSEucIrians Smith this week Wm BurK - C F BROWER CO MILLERSBURG New Notes Gathered In And About The Xheatr Fall Suitings And Overcoats t t1 Of the best of material and best of trimmings before November 20th at a reduction on or - Will make you a fine Business Suit for 2500 and up with as fise trimmings as any first class house would give you on their 4000 6r 5000 suits Call and see what kind of an Overcoat we will make you for fron 2800 to 4000 with the very best of trimmings and material that cak be had Call and examine Overcoatings and trimmings and be convinced -- anywhere Pants We will make you the finest for 1200 that can be had bit we make Pan ta from 500 to 1200 We will give you the best of make and by Union Labor t CO DESIRABLE FARM TIME TABLE EAST BOUND At Private Sale A desirable farm containing Of CUMMINS --A-ores 830am 600pm Lv Louisville 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchesterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65 mm 340pm Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm 1240nn 908pm Ar New York WEST BOUND SITUATED ON THE HAWKINS1 TURNPIKE 8 MILES WEST OF PARIS is offered at private sale on easy terms The farm is in a good state of cultiva- ¬ even in this dry time is well improved Ar Lexington 5e abundance of locust timber Through Sleepers between Louisville Mr Jos H Hawkins who lives near Lexington and New York without the farm or Mr Connor who lives on change it will take pleasure in showing it to For rates Sleeping Car reservations or purchasers any information call on Terms Ono third onRh- - balanno in JB B UABR r i t v A1 Trains marked thns f run daily cept Sunday other trains run daily Ar Winchester Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville Ar Louisville 800am 520pm 735am 345pm with new dwelling six rooms and hall necessary out buildings including an 911am 630pm 1001am 720pm excellent frame tobacco barn sufficient 1100am 815pm to house 14 acres of tobacco a great ex- ¬ t t 730am 450pm 6ooam 250pm tion well watered for man or beast yesterday married to Miss Lida Fisher at Grosdale Ills Mr C C Pierson of Cincinnati was the guest of Misses Carrie and Leila Current the first of the week The teachers of the M F C gave a candy pulling Tuesday evening The hours were from seven till ten p m Mrs R J Neely Mrs W W Mitchell and Miss Ella Mitchell of Paris were guests of Mrs Mary Caldwell Wednesday Mrs Adella Miller returned Monday from St Louis and will spend several days with her daughter Mrs Caleb Corrington before returning to Atlanta Esq Henry Clay started the willipus wallipus yesterday on the streets and since the council has had the gutters filled we now have one of the finest streets in Central Kentucky Sam Peck Chas Will Johnson Derickson and George and Lewis Hughes were arrested here Monday day charged with hunting on Dr Chas Mathers farm It is alleged they shot a hog and two farm hands Who were plowing in a field ¬ Constable James E Plumrmr o posed imsrcwenty two entertainers ot recogniaedimerit will be the attraction Donnji Big Vaudeville Show com- ¬ PARIS FURHISHIRG TAILORING CO at theParls Grand Opera House next Wednesday night The company carriesajtirass band and the vaudeville programro be given comprises twelve high cl wgfhu mbers rendered by accom H S STOUT Manager plisheorformers whose sense of modestrawould not permit her to ad drfcss AJPwyoung lady unmarried clerk in or dinaryjEitgliah called for a pair of gar- ¬ ters thnSjs I wish to purchase a pair of circulairaiastic appendages capable of Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on being contracted and expanded which corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to are utilised for keeping in position the do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such habihnts of the lower extremities carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new as whiohjjnnate delicacy forbids me to mentio The clerk fainted artain liOlf Buggy Company i BUGGIES BAKOUGHES SUBBIES FanhmDavenport Americas fore- - orCiEORaEiVrBANEYB9Pari8KyF date Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky rri Luaojauiutuwuiyearii r w- mt - -- ill nli J - Ifrpm J QVWAK 12oct 6wlO Attorney in Tact For E M Ilildreth i H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Co DA tD XTlX TTHMTQl Jhn u s PliOCUIvEO and forkign ¬ EUGENE W JOHNSON IN PAT ENT CAUSES 1729 New York Ave Washington T C Office established 1SG8 Charges moderate Correspondence Requested SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY to preach here next year Four new business firms have opened comers SlicoeffeputUtiontasI thegreatest pjoducer of plays in Amer- ¬ Precincts V ica Miss Dpfsrenport has staged her From tKk Mtrciiri play A Soldier of France in a most The Christian Church of this city has called Eld F M Tinder of Mayslick elaborate manner tnosteetree8 has made a formal offer it is saiaif for Hammersteins magnifi cent Glyaipia Theatre building in New ti jarKVMrxaejtoOwnersniD or mis smenaia The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all jobs to be first class Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders everything in the vehicle line 4 wCuUedFron7 ic1w5aFiouniy - w JUaprt HIGH ST COR FOURTH G- - r yyy uuiipny PARIS KY - up for business in this city within the past three weeks and all are new- ¬ Carpenter Hunter of Millersburg sold seven hhds of tobacco at 1475 and 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Office Hours eighteen hhds at an average price of 2mar lian98 1721 last week on the Cincinnati breaks The Juvenile Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will give a Klondyke Social at the Parsonage night Ices and other re- ¬ - - - PARIS KY Friday 602 MAIN ST freshments will be served and enter- ¬ Over Deposit Bank taining exercises will be furnished A contribution Everybody is invited 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m of ten cents or as much more as may be Office hours donated will entitle each one to refreshments and admission to the gold RAILROAD TI3IE CARD diggings N R R L The following weddings will bo solemnized in the next three weeks ARRIVAL OF TRAINS On the 17th inst Mr John W Tilton From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p son of County Judge Tilton and Miss One male pig and three gilts of same m 1015 p m Mabel Marr one of the leaders of the litter Eligible to register From Lexington 439 a in 745 a ni social whirl will wed Mr C F Mar ¬ and of best individuals Good School strains of blood five months old weight From 333 p m 627 p amm 740 a m tin principal of Carlisle High become Richmond 435 and Miss Ragan Dalzell will 135 pounds Call on or address 328 pm one on the 24th inst On the same day GEORGE CLAYTON From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m the double wedding of Mr A H Curtis and Miss Lacy Harris and Mr Harvey Hutchison Ky departure of trains Miller of Harrodsburg and Miss Edna To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m Hutchings of this place will occur at 340 p m the Christian Church here To Lexington 750 a in 1127 a m W O 545 p m 1021 p in To Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m MsaJ F B Carr Agent DEALER IN M H BAILEY A girl bachelor club has just been organized at Ponca City O T for the purpose as the constitution recites of exalting the condition of The ritual prescribes that the candidate shall promise to remain single to make a verbatim report in open meeting of every proposal of mar- ¬ riage received to learn how to smoke cigarettes to write a poem or story every month to perfect herself in pistol prac- ¬ tice and to learn fencing and boxing od ASSIGNEES NOTICE All persons having claims against the assigned estate of Chas R Turner are requested to present them to me at my office in Paris Ky properly proven as required by law Those knowing them- ¬ selves indebted to the estate are request ¬ ed to settle promptly and save costs of suit ¬ Poland China Hogs FOB SALE HARMON STITT 29je Assignee Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Gun or Ammunition and take no other FREE Our new Illustrated Catalogue WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO New Haven Ct vanftHjiiiTniinrrijrn - ALL THE NEWS WORTH READING Hal stats m National WDLL BE FOUND IN t 1 -- HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance OLD GEO W DAVIS THE VERY BEST PROMPT RELIABLE PAYING 11 Furniture Window Ttjir Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS AND THE TTXTm i T The only safe f3tire and reliable Peraale PHIi ever offered to Ijadies especially recommend NNYROYAL I fid tn marriflfl T nrHoo PZZZS and take no other for IAsk aenaSB HOTTS PENNYEOYAI per xor circular jtrrice iuu sSx5f13i5Cjcv jS doi o uoies ior s5Ui PE PILL AJU ja jyiiJL jl JcJHJoajL Jt - iJievelando Ohio For SalejBy W T Brooks Druggist NON UNION BLDEGIUSS NURSERIES 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 pediculous as to convince any intelligent person of their utter worthlessness In marked contrast are our ing and Repairing Special attention given to Undertak WPjiJj il ii iT ENQUIRER Main Street - - - - Paris Ky W6 have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can cive Year for Regular Price for Both is Both Papers One only Ladies FALL 1897 Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits Trees Asparagus and every thing for Oi chard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell direct jto the planter saving enormous commis- ¬ sions Catalogue on application to Ready for Agents ts 3R Mowing tie Egoatoi is tke title of rJf 225 275 Mrs Shaeffers New rtffjf fasTS MARK TWAINS New Book of Travel The story of his- We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to Patent Pan Cake Griddle Is the triumph of a womans inventive genius and affords more genuine comfort and satisfaction to housekeepers b reason of the attractive wholesome perfect Griddle Cakes ifc produces than any kitchen utensil ever invited -- H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky Low Priced Pianos which are remarkable for tone touch finish and durability as well as price Come and hear them and investigate not only the instruments but also our plan of easy payments IrtllRNPV AROUND THE WORLD through Hawaii Austra- ¬ 1 THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky County Agents Wanted Considerthe Quality New Fall stock now arriving low prices but quality good Shoes In buying your childrens RION School Ernest Urcfas 121 Co CLAY and 123 West Fourth Street lia Fiji Islands India South Africa etc Beau- ¬ tifully illustrated by Dan Beard A B Frost B W Clinedinst The Authors Masterpiece Another Innocent Abroad A success from the start Enormous sale assured CINCINNATI Sole Steinway Representatives circulars and terms Mention paper Address THE JOltES BEOS PUB CO CINCINNATI 0 and territory for sale on liberal terms Send references anck Adress 2c stamp for particulars THE KENTUCKY GRIDDLE CO The first of American Newspa- ¬ Lexington Ky pers OHAS A DANA Editor Ladies do especially well selling this Griddle - In writing be sureand state in what paperyou saw this advertise 6 a year 4 3000 Agents Wanted Dailysgy mail 8 a year lend for- - DailySlSundayby mail Kirr lnivp field THE SUN 1 AdtfrcsS TB35 SUN Now York 9nov 4t w V P- - a t- - Tf Fv W-- H THE BOURBON NEWS miDAT NOVEMBER K JV 12 1897 TO THE RESCUE Of the Ice Bound Whaling Fleet in Bea ¬ ring Sea The Bear Will Be Provisioned and Sent North at Once Washington Nov 11 Secretary Long and Capt Shoemaker had anoth ¬ er conference with the president Wed-¬ nesday concerning the ice bound whal ¬ ing fleet in Behring sea Further in-¬ formation from San Francisco had been received which made it expedient to send the whaling ship Thrasher to rescue and it has now the been determined to send the officers Bear Bevenue marine have reported that the Thrasher is not as serviceable as desired and besides would cost 400 a day and might be gone 200 days or more in¬ curring an expense which the depart ¬ ment would not be willing to assume The Bear will be immediately pro-¬ visioned and sent to the nearest point that can be reached and the prpvisions will be transported over the ice by reindeer or dogs as seems most feasi- ¬ ble Washington Nov 10 Director Cur To St Louis and the West 53 miles P1- - V- - - I--- - si - t fc J -- KP Ht V - situation continues favorable There has been no marked change since Sunday and Yellow Jack has lost his terrors for the people who are greatly elated over the gratifying- turn of affairs Good news has been re ceived from all points and it is pre ¬ dicted that trade will have resumed its normal condition by the middle of the month though it has been dealt a terrible blow by the dreadful plague The board of health officials are of the opinion that the situation will gradually improve and all indications point that way Mondays record was aa folfever- YELLOW JACK She Sltastlon In New Orleans Continues F vorablo Only Fourteen Cases and Sevea Deaths Reported Monday New Orleans Nov 9 The yellow CfeAN AITAIKS Gen Gomez is Concentrating the In- ¬ ONTHE STAND Mn- Mmrdir ly f GuIdeBSupte the Principals Mrs AHgBt lies Against Her 1nrMwar - REPLY OF SPAIN To Secretary Shermans Note Consid- ¬ ered by the Cabinet A Crank Appears at the White Mouse Ap ¬ pointments by the President Inrtiana Man Given- a Good Position Trade With Italy Could Be Increased - Take tho Air lilac Nk sensathfta surgent Forces Near Remedios ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I vMffcT lows New cases Miss Fannie Laughlin Vincent Maguno Mr Schaeffer Mrs T Campbell M Perret Miss Roberts Dennis Hayes Michael Mitchell Fred near Remedios the principal northern Iieal Vincent Caselli George Horn port of the province of Santa Clara OGeese Frank Paranesi Dominico and it is added that he was engaged by Aringot a Spanish force with the result that Deaths Mrs W Bessert Michael the insurgents left nine men killed on was created in the Thorn murderrial Wednesday morning Mrs Augwita Gen Blanco Desires That Sujrar Cane Grind Nack testified against Martin TlauRjk ing Should Proceed on a Iarge Scale y Senor Monagas Appointed Assistant on trial for the murder of Wm Gulaln- Havana Chief of Police of suppe 3w At 1G minutes to 10 oclock the main Havana Nov 10 An official dis- dnnr of the courthouse opened andMrs patch from Alfonso XII Province ol Nack accompanied by her lawyerfna Matanzas announces the surrendei Deputy Sheriff Debragga walkedjip there to the Spanish authorities of an the center of the court Thorn iejtid insurgent force consisting of three of- her closely as she stood within ayrd ficers and 17 privates who delivered up of him but she avoided his gaze iShe The insurgent officers was placed on the stand and underljthe 30 carbines who have surrendered are Col Evaristo examination of Judge Wcller begainjSie Leon Major Guadeloupe Herrara and recital of her story leading up toJghe Captain Carlos Cepero time that she had left her husbandiiahd officially announced that was living with Guldensuppe atS3G It is semi Gen Maximo Gomez has been attempt- Ninth avenue ing to concentrate the insurgent forces ¬ Thnrn Kpw Yoiik Nov 11 A Maffett Traveling Passenger Agent Knoxville Tenn R A Campbell General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo shortest from Louisville makes the quickest time Pullman Sleepers Parlor and Dining Cs For complete information address the m J P If we had to live near a woman who i3 al- ¬ ways practicing singing by herself we doubt if life would be considered worth living ¬ j i ¬ A - r fc llTS - misappropriating the government se- ¬ cret service funds but who was released by order of Gen Martinez Campos has been appointed by Marshal Blanco assistant chief of police of Havana New York Nov 10 At the Cuban Junta headquarters here Tuesday the report that Gen Gomez had ordered ception Jackson Miss Nov 9 The board Gen Julio Sanguilly to report for duty Monday night issued an order per in the insurgent ranks in Cuba was definitely denied mitting all passengers from points in the state of Alabama AT DEATHS DOOR to come into infected points in the Mississippi with proper health Commissioner of Patents Benj Butter istate of oertificatea All baggage freight exworth May Not Recover press mail and newspapers from non Cleveland O Nov 10 There is no infected points in the state of Alabama change in the condition of Maj But will be allowed to come into the state terworth Tuesday His morning of Mississippi All railroads entering chances for recovery are now regarded the state of Mississippi from the state as very poor of Alabama will be required to estabA bulletin issued Tuesday af ternoon lish and maintain relay stations at or reports Mr Butterworths condition as near the state line not quite so favorable but that he ia in no immediate danger WORLDS FAIR CO Nov There was not a single new case or death from yellow fever in Memphis Monday In addition to this the board of health re- ¬ port that there is not even a suspicious iase known to them and that those already sick are doing well without ex- ¬ 9 ¬ ¬ Harren Frank Paranessi Vincent Ma guno It Berthelot Pizzo Dominico Aringot Board of health report Cases of yellow fever Monday 14 deaths Monday 7 Total cases to date 1756 total deaths from yellow fever to date 243 total cases absolutely recovered 996 total cases under treatment 517 Mobile Ala Nov 9 The new cases were but four of yellow fever Alfred Battle James It Groom Vivian Bru Mrs Samuel Lyons There were two deaths Georgia Hollerman and John Kerns Memphis Tenn ¬ ¬ ¬ Capt Gen Blanco has issued a cir ¬ cular to the Spanish military com- ¬ manders in the different provinces of Cuba instructing them to favor the owners of sugar estates by all means in their power and to encourage those who may be less disposed than others to grind their cane The captain gen- ¬ eral is desirous that sugar cane grind ¬ ing should proceed on a large scale It is reported that Senor Trujillo Monagas who in October 1895 then being inspector general of the Havana police force was arrested on charge of ¬ the field The full text of Spains reply to the Woodford note was read at the cabinet meeting Tues ¬ day Its tone was very pacificand in- ¬ stead of being at all war like was re ¬ garded by the cabinet as very satisfactory and as calculated to allay any fear of a hostile out break The cabinet also gave consideration to the ice bound Behring sea whaling fleet Two plans have been decided upon one to send the Bear from Seat- ¬ tle which can not be got ready for two weeks and another to send the Thrash er a whaling vessel now at San Fran- ¬ cisco This latter determination was reached after the receipt of a tele- ¬ gram by Secretary Long from the commandant of the Mare island navy yard The Thrasher can be provision- ¬ ed at once and sent immediately on her mission It is stated that there is a very good supply of provisions at 10 ¬ ¬ Wasiiixgtos Nov Washington Democrat Takes the pennant St Jacobs Oil Is champion in the cure of Neuralgia The rattlesnake never shrinks from dahV ger It simply recoils Chicago News There is a foe to pain thats Sure St Jacobs Oil will cure Marrying for money is an expensivein restment Rams Horn Use St Jacobs Oil and say to Will see you later Rheumatism We are liable to be most miserable pecting troubles that never come exr- - MRS AUGUSTA NACK non-infect- ed ¬ Gradually the lawyer led the witness up to the morning of Friday June 25 the day that the crime was committed She said she and Guldcnsuppe left New York between 9 and 10 oclock that morning and after they had crossed the ferry they boarded a trolley car which left them at the Wood side cottage I had the key to the house she said and I opened the front dooi I told Guldensuppe to enter and examine the house while I went into the yard He went upstairs and I heard a shot Martin Thorn ¬ ¬ Point Barrow and another supply at Herschol island also that at least three vessels well supplied with provisions will winter in the Arctic The location of the Reindeer in Alaska which is wanted for transportation is not known but it is believed a supply can be obtained A crank appeared at the white house early Tuesday and demanded to see President McKinley He said the president had not treated him right He tried to go up stairs by the elevator but was taken in charge by the officers He broke away from them andtried to hide behind the conservatory and was then taken to the police station ¬ ¬ ¬ tiss of the Iowa experimental station has submitted to Secretary of Agricul¬ ture Wilson a comparative report on English and American lard hogs embracing the results of tests to deter- ¬ mine the best food and the prices re- ¬ ceived for each breed The report states that the maiket discrimination between the breeds is very slight only ten cents a hundred pounds in favor of the Tamworts and Berkshires the English breeds They sold for S3S0 per hundred while all others brought S3 70 All the breeds of hogs tested made pork at substantially the same price for raising feeding etc about two cents per pound Secretary Wil ¬ son says while the demand abroad may be greater for the bacon hogs than for the other the demand for lard hogs is as great here as ever The president Wednesday made the following appointments Chas W Kindrick of Louisiana to be consul general of the United States Archibald A Young surveyor of customs for the port of Indianapolis Hearing Affected Ringing and Snapping in the Head Cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla with catarrh which caused me much pain and affected my hearing I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and it helped me won- ¬ derfully and cured the snapping and ring ¬ Mrs C A Meeker ing in my head Cherry Valley Illinois in One For many years I have been troubled Remember Hoods Sarsaparilla Purifier True fact the Is the best Blood Hoods Pills cure all liver ills 25 cents MISSISSIPPI GIRLS ia0kvt NOT AFRAID at Monterey Mex Ik CSnB ¬ 0t - I 3L- - the federal bench Monday handed down an opinion holding the Worlds Columbian Exposition Co responsible for the losses to the French republic and the French exhibitors by reason of the fire on the night of January 8 1894 The loss to the French re public consisted of some fine Beau vais and Gobelin tapestries and two magnificent Sevres vases made for ornaments at the entrance to the chamber of deputies The French representatives claimed 50000 on its jdirect loss and 10000 more by reason of delay and extra expenses attending the fire Half a dozen private exhibit- ¬ ors from France had a loss of 15 000 combined The court did not fix the amount of damages to be paid by reason of the fact that it appeared that some of the private exhibitors had collected insurance and the court de-¬ sires that it appear that their suit is brought in the interest of the insurance companies and to be limited to the amount accepted in insurance ¬ ¬ Held Responsible for Losses to the French Republic and French exhibitors by Rea ¬ son of the Fire January 5 1894 Chicago Nov 9 Judge Grosscup of came running down and when he met me he said Ive shot him he is dead He was very excited and I was half dead said the self confessed murder- ¬ ess breathlessly He asked me to go home and come back at 5 oclock When I came back that evening Thorn had everything packed in bundles He handed me a bundle which he said contained Gul densuppes clothes and he took another bundle which was wrapped up in gray colored paper He said that it was W GODFEEY HUNTEK GuldensuppeTs head and that it was done up in plaster paris We took the Appointsd Minister to Guatamala and trolley car and went over to New York Honduras The president has appointed John T Where had he put the head Wilder of Johnson City Tenn to be I dont know he only told me that he had done away with it I met him pension agent at Knoxville Tenn Dwight Jarvis appraiser of mer- ¬ the next day at Thirty fourth street ferry and then we arranged about hir ¬ chandise in the district of Tampa Fla Eugene A Webster collector of in-ing a carriage The woman then told in detail how eternal revenue for the district of South A j the other packages were rougHfm Carolina iL s Of jlso the following iiaval promotions the surrey and deposited in the river Capt John C Watson to be commo- ¬ at the Ogden woods near High bridge dore Mr Hoye began his Commander French E Chadwick to in a very insinuating way and be captain soon made her acknowledge that Lieut Com Frederick M Wise to be the house in Woodside was rent ¬ commander ed for the sole purpose of killing Consul General Hector De Castro at Guldensuppe there that she decoyed him there that when she Eome in a report to the state departbought the oil cloth and other wrap ment says that if business men of the pings it was for the purpose of pack United States would give the same at ing up the portions of his body after tention to Italy which they do to other Thorn would have finished his murder ¬ countries they could largely increase ous task Adroitly and cleverly the their trade He says there were no bidders at the lawyer made the woman own up to auction for furnishing American tothe most damning and cold blooded preparations for getting rid of her bacco to the government monopoly and the minister of finance sent a rep- ¬ lover resentative to New York for the pur- ¬ As the examination was proceeding Thorn sat wi th his head bent slightly pose of purchasing tobacco direct in It seems that be- ¬ forward and listening intently At various markets times he would fold his arras and keep sides obtaining leaf of excellent qual ¬ them in that position for five or six ity the government has by this means minutes and then he would clasp economized to the extent of 221950 The consul general also says that ac- ¬ either thumb in the opposite hand and cording to the latest news received at rest his hands on his knees Mr Howe counsel for Martin Thoi n the office of the ministery of agricul ¬ said Wednesday that he would put his ture of Italy the wheat harvest this client on the witness stand and that it year has been estimated at 86836700 will then be shown that Mrs Nackand bushels or about 60 per cent of last not Thorn killed Guldensuppe and cut years production up his body Sagasta Does Not Want War New York Nov 11 Mrs Nacks re- ¬ Madrid Nov 10 In response to a direct testimony was resumed after recable message from a non official Amer- ¬ cess Replying to Attorney Wellers ¬ first question she said that Martin ican source Senor Sagasta the preThorn had a long bladed knife She mier has sent the following cabled through said Thorn gave it to her the evening declaration Spanish Senor Dupuy de minister at Wash ¬ of the killing and she retained it until Lome the So far from seeking a pre- ¬ they were both riding together in the ington wagon on Saturday Thorn asked her text to declare war against the United regard it as about it and she gave it to him When States Spain would be given the occa-a she did so he threw it away on the great misfortune to side of the road some distance from sion for such an unhappy resolution ¬ most amicaWoodside but she could not locate the Animated as she is by the toward the great reexact place Later on Mr Howe asktid ble sentiments that for the revolver which the detectives public Spain hopes of Americafortify the latter will do its utmost to found in Mrs Nacks apartments When it was produced it was carefully sentiments of friendship for the sake while examined by the attorney and then and welfare of both countries rights at of Mr Howe handed it to the wit- ¬ the same time respecting the Spain ness She said it belonged to Gul ¬ Spain Recognize the Blonroe Doctrine densuppe and after he and1 Thorn had quarreled Guldensuppe unloaded London Nov 10 It is published here it and put it away in a closet with show of authority that Spain has Coroner Tuthill of New York was definitely acknowledged the right of then called to prove that the several the United States to interfere in Cuba portions of the human body found in This is regarded as a remarkable con- ¬ the three bundles belonged to the same cession and a substantial gain for the person lie said the bones had marks Monroe doctrine The St James Ga-¬ of a saw During her examination zette a conservative organ regards it Mrs Nack never mentioned a saw be as a great diplomatic victory for Min- ¬ ing used neither did Gotha in his re¬ ister Woodford and President McKin port of Thorns confession to hirrir ley Insurgents Sentenced Shackelford illaRoffln Wedding Cape Town Nov10 Toto one of the Dut utit Minn Nov 11 Wednesday chief leaders of the inurgents of Bech afternoon at the First Presbyterian uanaland has been sentenced to six church Miss Mariamner Magoffin years imprisonment at hard labor and daughter of Beriah Magoffin and Hon 55 others have been sentenced to terms Samuel J Shackelford of Owensboro of imprisonment varying from two to Ky were married The bride is a They all peaded guilty to years striking beauty a tall bimnette of four sedition queenly figure and carriage She is a The Yellow Fever in New Orleans granddaughter of Beriah Magoffin the4 New Orleans Nov 10 The follow war governor of Kentucky Mr Shackelford was elected clerk of the court oi ing is the board of healths report appeals Tuesday week in Kentucky Cases of yellow fever Tuesday8 deaths 1764 The wedding was a quiet and simple Tuesday 4 Total cases to date recov ¬ one owing to a recent bereavemenL E total deaths to date 247 total ered 101G total under treatment 501 the family of ifoe groom cross-examinatio- on aferr3boat Ind John H Dawson special examiner of drugs medicines and chemicals in the district of San Francisco Washington Nov 11 The secre- ¬ tary of the treasury Wednesday received from the National Citv Bank of New York 9600000 in United States bonds as security for a part of the Union Pacific purchase money to be deposited with it and other New York banks with a view to preventing a con- ¬ traction of the circulation by reason of the withdrawal by the committee of the amount of their bid for the Union Pacific road The National Bank of the Republic also has deposited SS00000 in bonds for the same purpose The transfer of the 13645250 in bonds in the Union Pacific sinking fund will entail upon Sec retary Gage considerable labor as he will be obliged to sign his name 924S times a duty that will occupy all of his time not otherwise taken up for a ¬ ¬ ¬ Crape Miss says I havt used Dr M A Simmons Inver Medicine 18 years It is the best of all Liver Regulators It cures Sick Headache and is a great deal more popular than Black Draught or any other liver medicine in thi3 country Absence of the flow may arise from some organic defects or from abnormal condition of the blood or nervous system As the time approaches there are many symptoms that should be apparent to an intelligent mother When they are tardy the altempt to estab ¬ lish this function is attended with pain in the head loins and back chilline3 nausea and bloating of the abdomen The treat ment necessary is moderate out door exer cise the use of Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine to correct the action of the diges- ¬ tive organs and a dose twice a day for some weeks of that great uterine stimulant menstrual Non Appearance Dr Simmons Squaw Tine Wine wnoMJ week or more - i LEADING PLANTS vv In the Insulated Electric Wire Trade to Combine for it and is as staple as Sugar Flour andMh Bacon I consider it much Superior to Zeilins Medicine which I dont nao av any price Simmons Liver Medicine ever since I could remember It does all that is claimed when he was 75 yeara old had been using and sellingDr M A and First Assistant Principal Hebron formal High School Fuller Miss writes I am 25 years old and my Father who died PostmaBterMerchant 3k - m SSi n benj butterworth Senator Hanna called during the morning and on leaving said The major is very sick His condition is critical and he has the most alarminc symptoms of acute pneumonia It is hard telling now whether he will pull through or not All Monday night and Tuesday telegrams were received from prominent men asking about Maj Butterworths condition Dr J Kent Sanders is frequently called to the long distance telephone from all parts of the country to explain the condition of his patient Physicians are with the sick man day and night Washington Nov 10 The report that Maj Ben Butterworth before leaving Washington for Ohio notified the president that he would resign to take effect January 1 is revived since his dangerous illness at Cleveland Cleveland O Nov 10 There has been no change for the better in the condition of Patent Commissioner But terworth since Tuesday afternoon He seems to be holding his own how- ¬ ever and that gives some encourage- ¬ ment to his family and friends ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pastor Naumann Fined Nov 9 Pastor Naumann leader of the German national social party has been fined 300 marks with an alternative of 20 days imprison ¬ ment for libelling Maj Von Schonbeck district commander at Gottingen The article containing the obnoxious allusions appeaed in the Zeit the writer criticised Maj von Schonbecks action in procuring the dismissal of a reserve officer on account of some alleged private remarks of Emperor William concerning officers who belong to po- ¬ Berlin -- ¬ New York Nov 11 The Herald Thursday says One of the biggest com- ¬ binations in the country is being quiet- ¬ ly organized and is expected to be for-¬ mally announced within a few days It is an alliance of the companies en ¬ gaged in manufacturing insulated wires and cables for electric purposes The magnitude of the combination is realized when it is stated that more than 1500000000 has gone into elec- ¬ tric railways and perhaps two thirds of this amount into electric lighting during the past ten years and both of these industries require the outlay of millions of dollars in insulated wires and cables The present arrangement is to con- ¬ solidate the interests of 15 to 20 of the leading plants establishing a single company Several of the prime movers in the new enterprises are the General Elec- ¬ tric Co New York Insulated Wire Co American Electric works Safety In- ¬ sulation and Cable Co Okonite Co proper time Frequently suffer from irritability restlessness smothering sensations palpitation of heart depression of spirits nausea consti- ¬ pation and sometimes fainting spells Dr Simmons Squaw Vine TFine taken with the original Dr M A Simmons Idver Medicine quickly relieves these and other distressing symptoms and assists nature in performing its natural functions at the ¬ Girls Approaching Puberty called Black Draught come into your house on the fraudulent pretension of being jnst the same as M A S L M It is not the same If the component parts vrerc the same there is as much difference between them as between day and night Beware of oil imitations Jjodix Out Dont let the preparation Kertte and Habirshaw factories litical parties iV- - X - as y3 of cruelty and starvation on the high seas was told Monday in the office oi Foote by four or five forlorn weak and scurvy stricken sailors members of the American ship John A Briggs of San Francisco They swore to a complaint charging Capt J W Badch with having mis used and starved his men while First Mate Johnson also will he arrested for cruelty and beat ing and wounding sailors on the high seas ¬ Cruelty to Sailors San Francisco Cal Nov Springfield 9 A tale M S ¬ United States District Attorney J l American schooner Competitor of Key West Fla which was captured by the Spanish gunboat Mesagera near Ber racos on the north coast of Pinar del Itio on April 25 1890 which was tc have taken place Monday has been postponed owing to the sickness of the president of the court by courtmartial of the crew of the Competitor Trial Postponed IIavana Nov 9 The second trial wards furnished transportation to Philadelphia for him and his family Preacher Commits Suicide Los Angeles Cal Nov 10 The Los Angeles engagement of Mme Moulte nord the Oriental lecturer has been marred by the suicide of her advance agent Rev W T Veale a Presbyteri an clergyman Rev Mr Veale shot himself in his room at the Hollenbeck hoteL He was an Englishman 49 years old Temporary insanity due to an in¬ jury to his brain is the supposed cause of the suicide Orders for Loeomotives Philadelphia Nov 10 The Bald win locomotive works have within the past few days booked orders for 56 locomotives The orders include 21 locomotives for the government state railway of Finland the first order oi any magnitude that has ever been placed in this country from that place Another order is for 24 broad guage locomotives for the government oi Brazil while the third order is from the Grand Trunk railway of Canada and is for 10 locomotives All of these orders call for the cbmpletion and delivery of the locomotive by January 1898 ¬ A policeman was called and Zahn was arrested The authorities after- John Zahn a Pole with his wife and five children appeared at the state house Tuesday and demanded an audience of the govHe said he wanted S6000 to ernor take him to the state of Washington where he and his family belonged His demand was refused but a subscription was taken up by a number of citizens only to meet with a refusal from Zahn 10 ¬ ¬ Trenton N J Nov A Poles Demands Margaret Boughan the oldest person in this section and probably in the state died at her home in Chicopee Falls Tuesday She was born in Ireland and claimed to be 124 years of age Her husband corroborated her story and says that he discovered in the paiish records of her birthplace that she was born in 1773 Marshal Blanco has removed from his command the local military commander Algibara province of Santiago de Claimed to Be 124 Years Old Nov 11 Mass We do not ask you to buy a pg in a poke Sent postal for our booklet containing full Information ji rrUwUS16 when convinced that WJE MEAS ndvertlsiiiK und extending It business AN AIR T3GHT HEATING a STOVE t Will be sold for 90 Days EST t 2lT at the unheard of price of i TIIEPIRESIDESUPPLY CO ofZauc vllle Ohio has decided to make AN TJV PAICAXIIiEI OFFER ng a means f PPZs Mrs FIRESIDE SUPPLY EST Write Jis NOW you think ot It theIf you dont next time paper containing advertisement win have disappeared this CO21 ¬ Havana via Key West Nov A Military Commander Removed 11 What organ shall Ibicy Why not buy the one which holds the worlds record for largest sales the ¬ Cuba for allowing a demonstration in honor of Lieut Gen Weylei when he went on shore there a few days ago TEY Write for Illustrated Catalogue with prices to Estcy Organ Company Brattlcboro Vt from the steamer Montserrat which had put into Cibara owing to a mishap in her machinery Priest Murdered and liohbed Philadelphia Nov 11 ¬ J Kit St Paul Minn Nov 9 Judge TV H Sanborn of the United States cir cuit court has confirmed the govern ment foreclosure sale of the main line of the Union Pacific railroad The Midget Cyclists Race Atlanta Ga Nov 9 Jimmy Mich Union Pacific Sale Confirmed ¬ ¬ McPake curate of the Roman Catholic church of the Annunciation this city was found murdered in the rear of St Pauls cathedral among piles of rub bish at 5 oclock Wednesday morning The priests watch and pocketbook were gone His pockets contained only 6 cents The police decline to ¬ Henry J talk about the matter ND 152 3 aelJ the midget cyclist ran a grrat race against time here Monday nigh t and although he failed to accomplish the feat undertaken his performance was a magnificent one He attempted to rid20 miles in 40 minutes and would have done so but for the fact that hia pacers lagged and compelled the Welsh wonder to slow up at a critical time Time 40 minutes 37 2 5 seconds Eddie Bald the champion of America added new laurels to his long list He broke the mile track record making it is 1 At a Repeating Arms Co depth of 150 feet in the new workings 180 WrWCHMTFD AVI - McuUumit vjufin of tlie Hawk Eye mine situated at MtiT uftTn Plum Gulch two miles from Dead wood a body of free milling gold ore was struck Wednesday afternoon which showed an assay value of S19S STW COAL HAY GRAIN D II EC 1 1 n HYr AKD COTTON SCALES in gold per ton and Whiskey t- Free Millinff Qold Ore Dead wood S D Nov 11 WE WILL SENDYWJ OUR 136 PAG daisies Weeks Scale Wnrlre WOOLLKYMn or testimonials vv -- ¬ treatment Wednesday 7 deaths Wednesday 4 Total cases to date 1771 deaths to date 251 total recovered 1047 under 473 health report New Orleans Only Seven New Cases Nov ii Board of Cases of 3ellow fever at New Orleans Habit OPIUM nthomewltnoutnaln cured nT gire DROPSY ml EJ enJrb00k tvi -- Boofco Atinmn Jv4 WSCOYEh PrH h gekkvs Soks AUwuiL 9W GET RICH Q ISfBokrlBtwBt wwiwjj MWXto mb a i THE BOURBON NEWS EMD A fir THE MEN WHO LOSE NOYEMBER 12 1897 VIRGINIA FOX HUNTERS 3 PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL Sir Edwin Arnold the poet and journalist married a Japanese woman in London recently It is announced that Mme Colette Dumas the daughter of the late Alex ander Dumas is about to marry Dr Metza Munkacsy the painter is in a pri- ¬ vate asylum at Bonn His brain power appears to be absolutely gone and the doctors declare him incurable His gen- ¬ eral health remains good and he sleeps well Count Tolstoi says the British and the Zulus are the two most brutal races on earth In a recent interview which is recorded in a Russian paper he has Wagner whom he looks upon as a decadent Dr Thomas W Evans the famous American dentist of Paris whose for- ¬ tune is estimated at 35000000 intends to spend a great part of it in founding and maintaining educational institu- ¬ tions in different cities of the United States it is said George R Sims the well known M planned And watched with zealous care No glorious halo crowns their efforts grand Contempt is failures share Herels to the men who lose If triumphs easy smile our struggles greet Courage is easy then tThe king is he who after fierce defeat Can up and fight again Heres to the men who lose xnexeaay piauaits or aiawninffwnria Ring sweet in victors ears The vanquisheds banners never are un ¬ furled For them there sound no cheers Heres to the men who lose The touchstone of true worth is not suc- ¬ cess -- Berea to the men who lose What though their work be eer so nobly i tv Though fate may darkly frown onward to press And bravely do ones best Heres to the men who lose 2t is the vanquisheds praises that I sing And this the toast I choose A hard fought failure is a noble thing Heres luck to those who lose George H Broadhurst in Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette There Is a higher test II From Clue to Climax BYWILL N HARBEN Copyright 1896 by J B Llpplncott Co CHAPTER Vn Continued When the colonel reached his office he found a lady waiting for him in the anteroom It was Miss Delmar She wore a thick veil which she threw back when he came in Good afternoon Col Warrenton she said I was too impatient to wait you to come to see me knowing for how busy you are and I did want some news of Mr Whidby I understand and he will be glad I saw you The colonel stepped back took a look into his office and then softly closed the door Poor boy went on as he sat down near her he he has had enough to bear without this unreasonable opposition of your father He certainly needs all the friends he can get now Miss Delmars lips quivered and she twisted her hands together in her lap as she spoke Papa is even more severe than ever since he learned that I have been to see Mr Whidby I cant imagine how that could have got into the papers Papa says I am watched and that everything I do is poted He is still confident that Whidby is tive that no one else does What can that be Just a week before Mr Strongs death papa had called on Mr Whidby and forbidden him to pay his addresses tolme I am sorry to say papa is worldly minded He had heard the report of Mr Strongs intended marriage and thougiitiin that casethatMr Whidby would not Not be Strongs sole heir Would not be his heir at all Papa thought Mr Strong would change his will altogether It is very heartless for him to think so but he believes that Mr Whidby committed the crime through love for me because his pov- ¬ erty was a barrier to our marriage That is an ugly view of the matter and it might have weight with a jury replied the colonel Our only hope lies in finding the real murderer The note dropped at the majors house the other night by the man who was seen about the grounds proves that he is in this city and at large Papa says it is reported that some accomplice of Mr Whidbys did that to mislead the police Col Warrenton nodded thoughtfully Yesand it would seem very plausible to them but to us who know the inno- cence of the one suspected it proves other things and we must profit by it I could give this Detective Hendricks a point or two but Im afraid he would think me not disinterested i n my friends case Miss Delmar rose to go I havent a minute I am afraid papa will miss me and be angry again Tell Mr Whidby that I am very hopeful that I havent a single doubt that be cleared up soon Tell him I would write every day but I know that my last letter was intercepted Tell him I shall see him as soon as possible and and but you know what to say Dont let him lose heart The colonel held her hand till they reached the dooi Dont worry he said in parting I shall have some good news for you in a day or two I am pretty sure Roundtree heard thtj teportof a revolver outside She sprang up and ran to a window Not seeing her daughter on the veranda she screamed and almost fainted with fright She staggered through the hall and reached the front door Then looking in the direction of the gate she saw Mrs Walters emerge from the rose bushes and come slowly towards her Dont be frightened mamma she He did not cried seeing her mother touch me In a moment Mrs Round tree was by her side but so excited that she could not speak I really did have a narrow escape though continued Mrs You see now what I missed Walters by not carrying the revolver I think I could have hit him before he got away Oh what was it What do you niean gasped Mrs Roundtree throw ¬ ing her arms about her daughter Mrs Walters twisted herself from the embrace and pointed to a round hole See in the sleeve of her wrapper that she said with a cold calm smile Ive been shot at As I was gathering these roses she still held them in her hand I heard a report and felt some ¬ thing touch my sleeve lightly At the corner of the lawn just this side of the trees I saw a man and a puff of smoke He was about to shoot again but see ing me looking he ran into the woods I suppose he is out of reach by this time cried Come into the house quick Mrs Roundtree drawing her along forc¬ the murderer Yes and he thinks he knows a mo ¬ iKSfcy ibly He will shoot us Mrs Walters impatiently drew her- ¬ self from her mothers arms I shant be a coward if you are she said sharply Dont you know if you run from people of that kind they will be all the more apt to pursue you Be ¬ sides he is gone Do you suppose he would wait to be arrested after firing a revolver here in open daylight They had reached the steps of the veranda and Mrs Roundtree drew her into the house James and Jane were standing wide eyed and frightened in the hall Close the door quick James Mrs Roundtree screamed following her daughter into the library Leave it open Do you want to smother us asked Mrs Walters pout ingly Mother I am ashamed of you There is not a particle of danger and I am no baby James telephone to my husband and Mr Walters quick Mrs Round tree ordered James went to tihe telephone and rang Mrs Walters followed him What do you want him to say she asked her mother Hell frighten them to death Id better do it James what is the matter with you Cant you stand still Nobody will hurt you She took the receiver from him and placed it to faer ear Give me five sixty seven What Yes five sixty seven Mayor Roundtrees office There Avas silence for a moment Mrs Roundtree sat on a sofa staring at her a strange questionin her eyes Is that your papa said Mrs Wal- ¬ ters in the telephone Yes you are right it is Lilian Dont you know my voice What is it Well the truth is there isnt a thing the matter we are all right but mamma is nervous and frightened and perhaps you or Fred ought to come up Mrs Roundtree ran to her Arent you going to tell him what has hap- ¬ pened How can he tell the police if you dont Give it to me Mamma do be reasonable replied Mrs Walters holding the receiver out of her mothers reach Well let me alone Ill tell him Yes papa that was mamma talking I was on the lawn just now and a man shot at me but he did not touch me and ran away Mam- ¬ ma thinks you ought to notify the po- ¬ lice l Fred is cominir at once the mfivor telephoned Stav indoors I shall notifv the 10iice and come as quickly as can When Mrs Roundtree had heard her husbands message she drew her daugh ¬ ter down on the sofa beside her and sat silently stroking her hand and looking anxiously towards the door James took a position on the veranda and the other servants stood expectantly in the hall In 15 minutes a cab dashed up the drive and Fred Walters alighted ran into the library and took his wife in his arms Oh my darling are you hurt he asked beside himself with excitement Fred dont be silly she said cold ly pushing him from her I tele- ¬ phoned that I was unharmed Look at her sleeve wailed Mrs Roundtree almost in tears The bul ¬ let passed within an inch of her arm Oh I dont know what to do It is aw ¬ ful r Fred stooped to examine the hole in CHAPTER Yin Capt Welsh showed considerable ex ¬ the sleeve I was standing this way Mrs Wal ¬ citement when he read the note of warn ters explained with sudden animation ingwhich the mayor placed in his hands MrMinardHendricks was looking over a and when I heard the report lour father is coming interrupted bundle of New York miners which had j Mrs- - Roundtree as the sound of wheels been sent to him and did not look up was heard and they all went to a win when the mayor entered the room Without a word Capt Welsh held the low It was the mayor with Capt note before his eyes and waited for him Welsh and Minard Hendricks in a cab I wonder if that detective hasnt a to speak After reading it Hendricks his beard thoughtfully for a high opinion of his ability said Mrs stroked Walters He looks as if he thought he moment and then said would I dont think you need have any fear¬ mysteryget to the bottom of the whole in a very short time place Mr Roundtree but un up at your Shesat der such circumstances women are down in a rocking chair spread out her usually uneasy so I should advise you skirts and pulled at the big sleeves of Capt Welsh to have a couple of police- ¬ her wrapper I suppose he will begin men in citizen clothes hang about the to catechise me I am not presentable like ttiis but if if I ran upstairs to fix grounds for a few days as up a little you would think I suppose This was done for a week but nothing occurred to indicate the pres- - you think I am an odd creature any ence of danger the men were ordered j way away Everything went on smoothly j No one answered her The mayor till the day following Col Warrentons j was entering followed by the others Mayor Round- - He bent down and kissed his daughter visit to Whidby My dear this is Mr Iree accompanied by Fred Walters j and then said gone downtown leaving his wife Hendricks There is not a second to had and Mrs Walters alone with the serv- - j lose lie wants to ask you some ques ants Mrs Roundtree was in the sit- - tions xurs Walters bowed and smiled ting room giving oraers to tne cook I andMrs Walters had strolled down the am ready Mr Hendricks I think youll find me calmer than any of the rest graveled walk among the rose bushes It is usually the case Hendricks The cook had just left her when Mrs j J i I replied with a smile Then his smile plJgPP Waltaw loofdag inquiringly vanished and he bent his piercing gray rowjth group eyes upon her so steadily that her own Eagdrieks said nothing but mo dropped her tioaUig them to stand out of the wayT wavered a little and she hand to arrange her skirt You were hKood behind the footmarks and oh the lawn he said glancing out at a witShnlf closed eyes steadily sighted window as if to relieve her embarrass- ¬ affile umbrella he had stuck in the cart slowly moving from side to side ment Mrs Walters instantly recovered her andup and down Thats all we can do here he said self possession and looked him coldly finally eyes in the I shall run over in the yard Yes on the right of the walk among andee if I can see anything of the Again ho vaulted over the the rose bushes I was gathering roses bullet The bullet passed through my sleeve fenee4 walked hurriedly across the See it was near enough wasnt it grass passed his umbrella and begas Quite I should think It must have toexamine the plastered wall of the surprised you conservatory beyond He did not turn did of course answered Mrs hisiead or make any remark as the It Walters holding her roses to her nose others approached I heard the repof and then felt some- ¬ jDid you expect to find it there a little a Very little tug at asked Mrs Walters with a smile thing like my sleeve gardly he replied I only wanted asked tolcpnfirm my belief that it was not You are sure about that Hendricks in an indifferent tone You there are sure that you heard the report be- ¬ VAh she said and her eyes fell be fore you felt the ball touch your forehis sharp glance sleeve If you are through we will go in out Quite sure said she but why ofTthe sun said the mayor d trace of He was not inside the fence went impatience in his tone You may use cm the detective looking through the myf telephone if you want to communi window again catefwith your man No outside the fence at the corner T want to nose around a little out of the lot here said Hendricks lightly Where Ah yes I see he replied in a non- ¬ does your gardener keep his tools He must have been committal tone Mi Roundtree called Robert the 100 yards from you Permit me please gardener who stood on the veranda And taking a silver mounted lens from with the other servants and he came to his pocket he carefully examined the himji bullet hoie lor a moment no one Where do you keep your tools spoke then he said I wonder if we asked Hendricks your hoes rakes could find that little piece of lead kniyes and such things Would you mind coming with us and In the little room in the conserva- ¬ showing me exactly where you stood tory sir Robert replied Not at all Mrs Walters rose with Oh in here Hendricks entered the a gratified smile conservatory and tried the door of the Dont you think we are losing time little room near the entrance Mr Hendricks asked Capt Welsh in ¬ sir said It an undertone But ducingisa locked of keys Robert pro I am afraid bunch Hendricks pinched the captains arm 4It was not last night said Hen- ¬ warningly and the remark was not fin- ¬ dricks as he thrust the key into the ished They had reached the lawn when lock No sir I forgot it last night And Hendricks stopped Mrs Walters and super Robert looked at the detective examined her sleeve again stitiously Not satisfied yet she laughed done replied I can see better here in the sun ¬ He No harm the door and Hendricks glanced at opened light he answered I have made a a heap of gardening implements on the study of the effect of bullets fired at floor different distances on various stuffs You ought to hang up your water ¬ I have often thought your profession must be a fascinating one Mrs Wal- ¬ ing pot he remarked to the servant ters remarked as they started down the It will rust the bottom to set it down dainp walk r I usually do sir the man stam- ¬ It is getting to be rather uninterest- ¬ ing employment It is so easy to catch mered I thought I did the last time to be continued up with people unskilled in our craft If would be criminals only knew that PROMOTED FOR BATHING we understood half we do they would not commit crime so often A Yonns French Soldiers Piece of not thought of that said Good Fortune I had Mrs Walters curiously studying his An incident related by the late Mar ¬ shal Canrobert a French general of his own experiences in the Crimean war sheds a curious light on the French character it shows how much the French like a picturesque incident and also perhaps how heroic an episode taught appear to them which was at least notfar from thevordinary to a northern people In the Crimea during the winter Gen Canrobert was in the habit of going out among the men of his command incog- ¬ nito to see what they were about and to learn their wants and encourage the soldiers if they needed encouragement One morning on one of these tours he came upon a young conscript who had stripped himself to the waist and was bathing his body with handf uls of snow Thats an odd sort of Soap you are using exclaimed the general Oh its good enough said the sol- ¬ You see Im young and more dier than that Im a Lorrainer from Nancy Is that yoa papa and a fellow provincial of Gen Druot snow on the who shaved But here is the spot Now march from himself with know with features Moscow you dont let anyone come here but Mr the mercury 30 degrees below freezing Hendricks she added to the others The old fellows in my company you see you ought uot to track it up till he sees me because I my footprints There they are Mr bother me and make fun ofsince cant havent any Hendricks dont you see where my shave out of beard and Druot II have doors like sharp heels went in You can see that to do this to show those old fellows that 1 was facing that way The man stood Im no more afraid of cold than I am over at the corner of the fence of the enemy I see said Hendricks What did Well said Canrobert what if I he look like How was he dressed should give you another way of getting I am afraid I cant describe him ac- ¬ even with those old fellows curately ne seemed of medium height Why I shouldnt mind answered had on gray clothes and wore a long the young soldier dark beard Ill imake you a- corporal said the The smoke may have given you the general impression that his clothes were The soldier laughed I guess that May I take said Hendricks graj wont go said he Youd find my your place a moment She stepped back smiling at the colonel wouldnt have it colonel lam others who stood on the walk and he GenIm higher than your Canrobert changed Tlaccs with her lie stuct his espe- ¬ was The umbrella in one of her tracks and left cially soldier same in transports as the day he was made a Onty to mark the spot he it there presence of the regi ¬ Now lets all go corporal in the said indifferently over to the fence and sec if the rascal ment The story is authentic and it is a left any footprints there good ways which Thej all walked to the come r of the servedillustration of the to make Canrobert the most pop ¬ fence and looked over towards the ular general in the French army but it trees near by Mrs Wal- ¬ is unsatisfactory I think in the irespect that it ters caught the sudden sharp glance of does not tell whether the young cor- ¬ Hendricks and paused I started to poral went on taking baths in the snow say that it looks as if there were foot- ¬ in the hope of being made a sergeant prints over there she said pointing to Youths Companion a spot where the yellow clay showed in the short grass but I may be mis- ¬ A Close Guess taken A Wilkinsburg family was discuss Hendricks moved into her place low- ¬ ing music when one member strove to ered his height to hers and gazed at the recall- the name of a certain composer spot for a moment then he looked at I cant remember it to save my life Your eyes are better she said although it is on my tongues her sharply than mine Mrs Walters I cant make end As near as I can come to it his out anything name is doorknob You have the keenest eyesight in repeated one of the Doorknob America said Capt Welsh with a others There is no composer whose We have all heard about your name sounds anything like that Ill smile experience with fhe Brooklyn blood go over a few names I leethover- - Men ¬ specks delssohn Wagner Haydn Handel Now I think I see what Mrs Walters Thats it interrupted the forgetful means Hendricks broke in with a one its Handel I knew it was some slight frown It is easv to see what thing you seized with your hands we know exists He put his hands on Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph the rail of the fence and with the grace Not to lie Matched and ease of an acrobat sprang over the The- story was current in the early The others sharp pointed palings passed through a gate near by and part of the queens reign that her majes ¬ came round to him as he was on his ty once asked the duke of Wellington hands and knees examining two deep whatiikind of boots he was in the habit ly marked tracks in the yellow clay of wearing People call them Welling she How absurd Wore a number ten he said Had tonsmadam cried Where I should like to know any rain out here in the last two days will they find a pair of Wellingtons He was looking up at Fred Walters I think not none for a week rc- - N Y Post fe -- Tie Kind of Horses They Breed aai The fox hunters of Loudoun Fau ¬ quier Prince William Fairfax Culpep er and Rappahannock counties which comprise in great part what is known as Piedmont Virginia are looking for- ¬ ward to a season of fine sport as there are many well bred horses in that field this fall fit for the chase and foxes are reported to be plentiful The farmers ire happy over abundant and lucrative crops and are now preparing for a royal holiday with their horses and dogs the Cluba That Exhibit For the last five or six years consider- ¬ able attention has been paid by the Vir-¬ ginians to the development of the again stated his strong objection to hunting horse in that part of the state and the results which have been achieved show that the breeding of that class of stock has been conducted on an intelligent and extensive scale Their hunters and jumpers which are the get of thoroughbred sires crossed on general utility mares are classed as half and three quarters bred By ex-¬ perimenting on these lines it has been discovered that such standards are the most desirable for steeplechasingand the hunting field English dramatist and critic has formed a company to manufacture and of which sell a It is imperative that good bone ¬ he hashair restorer the efficacyA double tested by personal use shall figure in the anatomy of cross- column advertisement of the business country stock and for this reason it is in the Daily Telegraph prints his name believed to be a mistake to cultivate ven- ¬ in huge its lineage up to that of the thorough- ¬ eight timesnostrum letters as the The Virginians are not only dor of the bred Gen Cassius M Clay whose mar-¬ painstaking and intelligent breeders age blooming but they have studied the art of train- - riage at the was of 85 to asome time oung bride recorded ng or schooling as it is termed in ago is renewing his youth hunting circles and added to this is a a cataract removed from his by having eyes Gen remarkable knack for riding which is Clay negotiated the purchase of Alaska common among them The conse- ¬ quence is they have established a profit- ¬ from Russia and now says that he able industry and find ready markets knew that there was gold there which not only in Washington and Baltimore the Russians were too indolent to exbut in- Philadelphia New York and tract Algernon Charles Swinburne the Boston and have even supplied horses ¬ to the officers of the English garrison poet is one of the most eccentric In dividuals in England He is a perfect stationed at Jamaica master of Greek and French but it is The Upperville Colt club the Warren- ¬ ¬ ton Hunt the Prince William Horse- ¬ his delight to pretend to be entirely illiterate mens association at Manassas the a great and though he left Oxford with Hamilton horse show and the Culpeper degree reputation he never took his Mr Swinburne lives near Lon ¬ Horse and Colt club are the chief organ- ¬ don but he is izations which are promoting the horse One of the mostrarely seen in society pleasing interest in that region and the races character is his devotion totraits in his children and shows which they held last sum-¬ mer demonstrated a notable improve-¬ now Queen Victorias chief bodily ill is the pain in the finger whereon ment not only in the saddler but the she wears the wedding and engagement driver as well One of the most successful stock farms rings given her by Prince Albert Her has grown her in the state devoted to the breeding of handshe will not too fat for cut rings and have them They trotters is Millburn in Fauquier cannot now be removed in any other county which is under the manage- ¬ way and one correspondent said thai ment of Messrs Marshall and Thomp- ¬ it is now a question whether her maj ¬ son of Warrenton The head of their esty will forego her pretty stud is Gov Stanford wTith a record of or continue to suffer acutesentiment physical 221 He took first prize at Philadel- ¬ pain phia in 1893 and was the winner of the Breeders stake at Detroit as a THE GREAT DANE his sire being the great ElecInteresting Points About a Splendid tioneer with 150 J the230class Canine Reynard is concstted to be one of the The Great Dane the exhibition dog shrewdest productions of nature of to day and growing ever3r day in wherever he may abide especially so is beautiful and biddable faar the red haired member ot his family dog is as amodern the representative of the3 who dwells among the wooded recesses boarhound On the continent where and rocky fastnesses of the spurs of its Danish origin the Blue Ridge Old hunters in that called the German is repudiated it is mastiff and under section say that it is a singular fact that the gray fox almost invariably this head all its varieties are classed at makes his home in the lowlands where- shows while in this country we call it as the red fox which is much the gamer the Great Dane and catalogue under that name all the varieties of German has his den among the hills that This red fox of the Piedmont country mastiff sothe dogtaking the one with the other comes by its rights is a genius at stratagem He can swim It is a beautiful creature this Great like a duck run like a race horse for a Dane and gives the impression at once mile climb a tree or crawl into a squir- ¬ of both power and activity and its tem ¬ rel hole though he generally disdains per look such base subterfuges if he has any exactly at its small keen eyes is what one thing like a fair start of the dogs He dog of war and ofmight expect from a the chase veneered also has a wonderful knowledge of scent and his mind is a map of the with the elegancies of civilization for it is equable country He delights in checkmating tempered and de haut en bas good his pursuers wThen they are most san ¬ irritates it but woe to the object that The conciliatory stranger guine of their game who goes to pat one as if it were a lap He has been known to give hunters a a straight run of ten miles and frequent- ¬ dog findsand great blunt nozzle thrust forcibly roughly into his hand or ly makes a grand circumbendibus of perhaps into his ribs as who should twice that distance when he displays his remarkable powers of speed en- ¬ say to All right old fellow Im not go ¬ hurt you you neednt pat me and durance and deception Craftiness is ing me good dog He never awaits the code of this theiving vagabond of call 3 our permission to make your ac- ¬ the woods who leads such a gay and quaintance but introduces himself gypsy like existence but whose death without formality if he wishes to know is invariably a tragedy Baltimore you Going through a narrow passage Sun a Great Dane will take up more than Frog a Century Old half the room He does not drop be ¬ A strange storj of a frog is told us hind like the elegant mannered St by one who is acquainted with the facts Bernard with a polite man before On the old Ritchie place which abounds dogs sort of air but hustles you ro- ¬ with relics of early days is an old log bustly for equal space Not that he is springhouse built at the beginning of a dangerous dog He is simply a boar the century by John Ritchie the in- ¬ hound a creature of immense strength ventor of the sour mash process of mak and infinite courage and courteous ing whisky A never failing stream of only out of condescension Good ice cold water flows into this old house Words forming a pool several feet deep Here The Great Bustard since John Ritchie left Lynns Fort and The great bustard Otis tarda a built himself an independent dwelling it is alleged a giant bullfrog has had its bird still found in the southern prov- ¬ home As the frog family is endowed inces of Russia is the heaviest Eu- ¬ with great longevity it is said by those ropean fowl In size it exceeds the Nor ¬ - four-year-o- ld ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A ¬ - Ritchie springhouse in pioneer times What lends color to this theory is the fact that there has never been but one frog seen in the neighborhood of the old spring jind Mr Stephen Ritchie now a manwell advanced in jears states that this same frog or one veri similar to it had its home in the spring when he was a child and that he has often heard his grandmother term the frog her rain sign The frog is said to be of vast proportions with a thunder- ¬ ous voice that can be heard a great dis- ¬ tance It is very attractive and shows no evidence of its century or more of Sun years Bardstown Ky Record ¬ I who ought to know that it is reason- ¬ able to believe that the frog is the same one which took up its residence in the wegian blackcock The old males at- ¬ tain a weight of 35 pounds and where food is plentiful specimens weighing 38 pounds and even 40 pounds have been captured These birds have dis ¬ appeared from western Europe where once they were almost as numerous as partridges and are seen only in small flocksin the sandhills skirting the lower valley of the Dneiper and here andtfhere along the north coast of the Caspian The hen lays eggs as big as ordinarv pears A larger and heavier bird the cassowarj- - is incapable of flight but it can kick with the strength nf n and uses the sharp tiny quills of its wings as a cock uses his cmtT cAr v ttiv r ¬ - said the merchant that the streams are running drv out 3rour way They are gittin dry said the farm er with a joyous haw haw but thcy aint ruii jin I guess the cigars is on you Indianapolis Journal He Conldnt Utilize It Faith moves mountains quote the Harlem lady cheerily Yes assented her husband witha sigh but I never heard of it moving ¬ I understand Exact This low murmuring sound broke the stillness of the noontime Wuff wuff wuff Again this sound met the keen ears of the stranger ne beckoned tlk dar ¬ key in fhe garden Uncle he said what is that Wuff ivuff wuff A ceo anted For furniture Puck strange noist I hear there it goes again Have you got a dog in there Dawg The old man leaned back and roared with laughter Why dats my dahter eatin corn frum de cob N Y Journal - -- r v THE BOURBON NEWsWridAY ifbVEMBER 12 1897 MM V ssrrjsianHBiBBi Royal mabes the food pure wholesome and delicious blushingly ft interested parties The fol ¬ db thank the Lexington Leader for the com ¬ lowing handsome notice of a recent position senior Mr Walter Champ of Paris a very fa fa editor of the Bourbon News is A Jolly From The leader NUPTIAL KNOTS Consumption Will SCOTTS EMULSION N cure consumption r xes ana no Will it cure every case Ntf What cases will iteure then Those in their earlier stages especially in young people We make no exag ¬ gerated claims but wbfhave positive evidence thaft the early use of 0 v 4Klf POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK BHB short sketches and verses pearing in the prominent magazines ana¬ weeklies One of his latest composi tions is a very popular soug which has A been set to music by Mr Harry the talented anu Saxton a melo ¬ musician of this city making promises dious and taking song which people of to be very popular The Paris and Lexington are certainl e pleased with the song and hav its lor some time very proud of title writer of the The and musical composer Shahp Razzah I song is I Keeps MahMayme Mayo or will be sung by It -The Devils Auction and May Roberts of the Fast Mail company briehtvoung Kentuckian with niucn his aiaiew literary ability and taste frequently ap ¬ PY TIE 10 HBHOM rWALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER HFWH 1881 SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Seventeenth Year Established Comment Jumble Of News And Published every Tuesday and Friday by Editors and Owners KS Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Mram AD VJSR1I81NU MATES 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 blacfc type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when Obltuaros 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 Gov Bradleys Proclamation running at line rates ¬ ¬ Gov Bradleys Thanksgiving proc- ¬ The 25th day of November next is hereby set apart and designated as a day for thanksgiving and prayer throughout the Common- ¬ wealth and the people are requested to abstain from labor and in every way observe the day as one on which grate- ¬ ful thanks should be rendered unto the Most High lamation is as follows is being blamed for the Republican victory in Ohio Allen O Myers Mr Bryan and chairman Jones have congratulated each other some more - The Stanford Commercial a Republican paper bas suspended publication ¬ Czar Reeds vaudevillians will soon begin their continuous performance in Washington The official appointment of Dr Hunter as Minister to Guatemala was s announced Tuesday T W fe It is giyen out that Jack Chinn will be a candidate for Congress in the Eighth district Ye godsl The blow Mr Bailey received on his solar plexus last week seems to have knocked the chirp out of him At many polls last week voters tore a cabin or rooster off the ballot for a souvenir at so much per souve Mr Bryan considers the vote in New r York and Kentucky an encore and answering encores is his specialty a -- V The President walked five blocks to cast his vote Is this blocks of five trasihess going to continue forever Bradley has appointed Hon John W Yerkes of Danville a member of the Board of Trustees of the Danville Deaf and Dumb asylnm Gov iri fl Douglas Sherley has returned to Louisville toSam Jones lectures in Georgetown night on Sawciety Toll gate raiders destroyed a gate near Bloomfield in Nelson connty Secretary Gage has asked for the resignation of Chief Hazen of the Secret Service Bureau Durrant murderer of Blanche La mont will be hanged this morning at San Francisco Blast furnace operators in the Mahon- ¬ ing valley advance the wages of three thousand men 10 per cent The annual convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy was be- ¬ gun Wednesday at Baltimore Collector Saml Roberts is in Wash ¬ ington and Seventh District revenue men are getting a trifle uneasy The Court of Appeals has reaffirmed its decision declaring the building and loan association law of 1893 unconstitu- ¬ tional Albert Riggen of Hartranft Tenn died Monday at Middlesboro Death was caused by an over indulgence in cigarettes The Watts steel and iron syndicate plant at Owensboro will be put in blast December 1 and 1000 men will be given employment A big diminution in yellow fever is re-¬ Mer ¬ ported from all infected points chants at New Orleans are preparing for a rush of business The Bulletin says that thieves stole Tuesday tssfo horses near Maysyille ana- one night one from Joun uoenran from George Coffee The Yukon Company will build a railroad in the gold fields and has let a contract for the building of boats to cost 1000000 in the aggregate of While Miss Lyda Smallwood Anderson county was walking down South Broadway in Lexington Tuesday a thief grabbed her pocket book con- ¬ taining 21 Hon Tom Pettit of Daviess county predicts that by 1900 Bryan will be thrown overboard by the regular Democ- ¬ racy but that the Populists will name the Nebraskan as their candidate Walker West a colored youth of 19 and a white girl named Bertha Myers were married last week in Cincinnati The groom not being of age his father appeared and gave his consent to the union This is one of the beauties of race equality ¬ ¬ - to a special dispatch from Shanghai the Emperor of China and the Board of Revenue have approv- ¬ ed a memorial presented in favor of establishing a gold standard and prohib- ¬ iting the export of gold fS i I Gen Blancos formal reception at Havana was chilly Blanco i3 said to be unfitted for an energeic campaign be- ¬ cause of ill health He has issued an edict pardoning those who have been prosecuted for rebellion and commuting sentences impost d prior to the date of Some of the impatient silverites are calling on Senator Lindsay to resign and his proclamation The plant of the Marsden DevelopBarren county will pass resolutions ment Company started up Tuesday at Monday censuring him It will take a a mighty big pin to make Lindsay hop Owensboro It is new corn stalks are the and from his Senatorial seat Kentucky has industry not been so well represented since Car- ¬ material used One hundred men are employed One of the principal pro- ¬ lisle left the Senate ducts is cellulose for the lining of battle Three of Kentuckys biggest men ships Another is a material to be used are in jail at Covington awaiting trial in the manufacture of artificial silk for selling liquor without license They The concern will prepare for the manuare Peter and Sam Donethan each facture of paper from stalks seven feet tall from West Liberty Joe Skaggs the famous giant is also in jail on the same charge Mr Hugh Your Life Insured lc a Day Montgomery of this city will be one of Our insurance is protected by bank ¬ the U S grand jury men to try these able paper on the Capital City Bank of giants Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not tisp Ja banks name without authority if you Awarded uuuut it write mem tfood Health is Highest Honors Worlds Fair the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if wfi fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist ¬ ¬ -- According V CSSMM i j W J i- - OWMR MOST PERFECT MADE - h j- A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free W S Andersost 0 fcom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant o Jd J al druggists at 5bc and SI per box Wright Med onJKstal to Co Columbus O for trial the 40 YEARS THE STANDARD size fre Anderson Of Peclc P O Pike Co O wraraenos YVx A wr rjgui s ueiery uapsnies To the Wright Medical r Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from JamesT T31aser druE C and used Sst WaverlyConstipation them for Stomach rouble and I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I jsed three boxes ofyour Celery Capsules and thev o njeciird me- - or tne benefit of afflicted I wish to send this letter other Very truly yours AV S -- Co--- - Catholic Church Miss Jessie Lincoln daughter of Hon W fa Robt T Lincoln eloped from Chicago fa fa pvnn warren Beckwith and married fa him The Lincolns are much opposed fa fa to the match fa fa Willard Davis and Miss Lulu Holraan and Charles Clubbe and Miss Viola Davis Of Winohocto HCID tUU UI1IIU1- u - -- vuanii V pals in a double wedding iu Lexington in rne parlors of the Phoenix Hotel this 8 week j John Lair of Lair and Miss America 33 Moore of Cynthiana j were married Tuesday at the Grand Hotel in Cincin- of Cod livr oil with Hypo The ceremony was witnessed by qy nati phosphites of Lime and Soda w iu r ana Mrs Uurt McShane Miss in these cases results in a y Besie Dedman and Mr Redraon Lair iTxieo vame cower ana Dr positive cure to a large num ¬ H M Pillman both of Parksville Boyle ber In advanced cases how¬ 8 county were married on IVinndnv off07 ever where a cure is impossi¬ qp noon the birthday of the bride The ble this well known remedy groom is a prominent young physician should be relied upon to pro- ana was a classmate of Dr F L Lans- life surprisingly long The biide is a lovely 0 ley of this city fa sister of Mr J A Bower of this city 00 all druggists fa 50c and Prof James Edward Ford of this BOWNE Chemists New York fo - SCOTT city one of the faculty of Wilmore 3 College will be married on Thanks giving Day to Miss Etta Morris daugh ¬ ter For Sale I have for sale privately a of of Mrs Elizabeth Morris formerly this city now of Lexington The lot of carpenter and wagon maker tools ooloulony wm DB perlormed at five Apply at my home on Walkers avenue ociock in tne afternoon at the Hill Mrs Laura G Taylor tf Street Methodist Chnrch in Lexington Hon Samuel J Shackelford success Men who like a cool quickiuiet and ful candidate for Clerk of the Kentucky flsv Rhavtt should tmtronize Crawford Coart of APPeals was married at Du- Bros barber shop Clean rst class bath rooms are connected with the shop lutn Minn to Miss Manamner Magof- ¬ isr fin Senator GoebcL of Covinnrron f was Satisfactory service at all times tf bst man and Messrs Urey Woodson of Owensboro and Chas P Nelson of New crop currents raisins citron Louisville were ushers Mr Shackle peaches prunes apricots hominy oat ford and bride have gone to Owensboro to reside They will spend two months meal rolled oats iu Floiida after Christmas Newton Mitchell The marriage of Mr Harry S Stout to- ¬ and Miss Maud W Peebles was cele- ¬ Insure in the Northwestern day to morrow may ba too late brated at three oclock Tuesday after- ¬ noon at the home on Eighth street of Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Mr J W Holliday grandfather of the liver and kidneys cures constipation bride The wedding was a very pretty and sick headache 25c at all druggists but quiet event being witnessed only by the relatives of the contracting parties MRS LAUKA WEISHAUF There were no attendants The cere Of Murry Intl Recommends Wrights rnony was performed by Rev Frank Celery Capsules am rector or St Peters Episcopal Hall Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 Church The bride who is a daughter of Mrs Anna Peebles looked very at- ¬ THE VV RIGHT MEDICAL CO tractive and stylish in a becoming trav- ¬ ColumbusGhio Dear Siiis Laat rinVinrfhased eling suitpf green broadcloth wearing a box 0 vVrfghts CVlfyCapsulesfrom a hat to match her costume The 11 Tluvunrwirr T ilrnnmctlf UJnfiFr Ind and used them for stomach trouble groom is a well known and popular with which I had U en afflict eu for more young gentleman of this city who is than lo years Since taking your Cap- prospering in the merchant tailoring sules I havelost all trac of pain and my business They left immediately after stomach is entirely wHl I can eat any the oeremohjT for a brief wedding trip thing and can truthfully say that I have after which they will be located for a not felt better in 3eiio time at Mr J W Hollidays on Eighth Your Respctf nlly street They have many friends who MwS LAUKA WjKISHAUFT Sold by W T Brooks it- 5J and 100 wish them happiness Send nr box xUfd address on postal to the Wright Co Columbus Ohio for Miss Canuie Webb Ford of Coving ¬ trial size free ton and Mr William Pitt Trimble oc Seattle were united in a fashionable Cash buyers can get double value to- ¬ wedding ceremony performed Wednes ¬ day at day night in Trinity Church Covington tf Davis Thomson Isgrig by Rev Grattan Nolan assisted by Bishop Burton The lovely bride wore Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa ¬ a gown of heavy white satin the entire tion sick headaches 25c at druggists front being trimmed with rare point lace She was attended by her sister Tr¬ Miss Gussie Ford Mr Robt Trimble io Cure A Cold In One Day the grooms brother was his best man Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ The ushers were Dr James Oarrick lets All druggists refund the money Lexington Messrs George Williams if it fails to cure 25c -- For sale by W Clay Paris Robt Simmons and Chas T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Kearn of Covington The bride is a Ky daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Ford and has many relatives and friends in The groom is a leading this city lawyer of Seattle and is a son of the late Judge Trimble Among the guests Every mother noted by the Enquirer and Commercial feels an i n d e -- Tribune were Mrs Thos Henry Clay of scribable dread this city Mrs Highton of London Mrs of the pain and Woolsey nee Kate Trimble of New danger attend- ¬ York and many others Mr Trimble¬ beautiful reant upon the and biide were tendered a at the Fold most critical pe- ¬ ception the same evening Trimble will Mr and Mrs riod of her life mansion the Raimers Grand Hotel in Becoming a reside at Seattle mother should be a source of joy A splendid society affair was the mar- ¬ to all but the riage at Winchester Tuesday night of J suffering and Ed Mitchell and Miss Vertner Garner danger of the ordeal make The Methodist church where the event its anticipation one of misery was celebrated was decorated with palms and white chrysanthemums Rev H G Henderson was the officiating minister and Mrs D W Batson presid- ¬ Miss Addie Garner is the remedy which relieves ed at the organ maid of honor women of the great pain and suf- sister of the bride was was groomsman and Mr Jack McCord fering incident to maternity this The bridesmaids were Misses Allie Hart hour which is dreaded as womans and Lucy Lowry of Paris Nina John ¬ severest trial is not only made son of Asheville N C Annie May of painless but all the danger is re- ¬ Lexington Linna Witberspoon Ethel ana Garner moved by its use Those who use Rnekner HilizaDetn iseene uhey onsan wore of Winchester this remedy are no longer de- ¬ white Paris muslin with turquoise spondent or gloomy nervousness ribbons and carried white enpsanthe nausea and other distressing con- ¬ and carried bride roses and the ditions are avoided the system is gown of honor Meteor roses The uphers made ready for the coming event maid Messrs Charles Winn of Paris were and the serious accidents so com- ¬ Eli Bean L H Bneh N P Gay D S Davis mon to the critical hour are Gay and CharlesMrs H of Winchester Hanger of by obviated by the use of Mothers A vocal soloaccompaniedBon the violin Richmond Friend It is a blessing to woptan by Mr Bright of that city was a pleas ¬ ing feature After the ceremony the 100 PER BOTTITB at all Drug Stores bridal couple left for a trip to Eastern or sent by audi on rebtipt of price points The groom is agent for the L luvjucoier BOOKS Centaiataff iavalubla information of N ana U 00 - ruaua tti aOi wobw wM be sent inter handsome danghter fl Q b - ia is the FREE to any ddre application by W j Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows The marriage of Mr John Schwartz and Miss Annie Toolen will be solemn- ¬ ized on Thanksgiving Day at the Cfes Otspspsia Cured EXECUTORS OF SALE IM- STICK CROP FARMING ETC - PLEMEflTS As executors of the will of Thos under ¬ the deceased Woodford publicly on the signed will sell premises 8 miles East of Paris on WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17 ntc 97 beginning at 10 oclock a in sharp the following stock crop farm implements 5 horse3 Scott s Emulsion vr J I 1 FTER suffering for nearly thirty years from dyspepsia Mrs H E Dugdalo wife of a prominent business man of Warsatr N Y writes For 28 years I was a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a weak stomach The lightest food produced distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ tion of gas No matter how careful of my diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating I was treated by many physicians and tried numerous remedies without permanent help Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within a week I commenced Improving and per ¬ sisting in tho treatment I was soon able to eat what I liked with no evil effects I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels t Farm utensils 1 mower 3 wagons large and small plows barrows etc 1 set quarry tools 1 set carpenter tools 40 acres hay 45 acres rye 200 bbls corn in shock and crib Household and kitchen furniture Somegrass land for rent Terms Four months credit with six per cent interest from date purchaser to execute bond with good surety to be approved by thfe undersigned or they may pay cash 4 work mules 30 cows and calves and yearlings 5 fat hogs 2 saddle and 3 harness BUCKNER WOODFORD WM B WOODFORD JTWOODFORD Executors of the will of Thos Woodford A T Forsyth Auctoneer New Laundry Agency any old symptoms ¬ 1 - guarantee first bottle W- M benefits or money re ¬ feyestoresyigj funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address are sold by all drug ¬ gists under a positive Dr Miles Eemedies Nervine DE MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Good times for shoe week at buyers this called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders Clays drug store will left at Clarke Work receive immediate attention Winchester I hate secured the agency for the tf DavisThomson Isgrig Bruce Holladay t Buy Your Clothes At Home I i11 - Where you can have them cut and tried on and made to fir you We make good suits for 620 00 a better suit for 2300 and a fine suit for 2500 rl y We are good tailors arid do our own workt and guarantee a per- ¬ fect fit or no sale Gleaning and Pressing a Specialty Vj ¬ ¬ LAVIN ltrfiVllMil HUKILL mils asgaaiaa 32 Kw3BytSivJSiv gTMa3HKg- - - abyMine f L H ji jiit in 1 sb G 495 A x good Couch for a little 495 Vr v money See display in my center window While they last they will be sold for above price Buy erly and secure a bargain N THERS FRIEND NiV foot warmers for sale If you once have one you will never part with it Lehmans 495 -- VAi i i HINT g y m u - l I Undertaking in all its branches--Embalm- ing scientifically attended to- Wood Mantels Tiling Etc Furniture of all kinds Carpets as low as the lowest - Vi - mx Tke BS1DFIELB MfiUUTOft 6 Atla OI vtul rr rjarnpr s w- - i PT if THE BOTJItBON NEWS THE BOUHBOH NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 jiyS- - v NOVEMBER 12 1897 BIRTHS Women- i r Scientific Boxing Contests I PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY JlSaP Three scientific boxing contests will The Advent Of Our Future Men And Tuesday daughter Groyer Clevelands son is to be named RicharcLFol8oin Cleveland In this city Tuesday night to the wife of Perry Hutchcraft a son At Shelbyville last week to the wife of Mbse Schwarz nee Rosie Salinger formerly of this city a son X In Georgetown to the wife of Howard Sinclair a son Mr Sinclair is a revenue man who is frequently assigned at Bourbon county distilleries hfr occur next Tuesday night at the Paris opera house under the auspices of the Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Paris Athletic Club The leading event 8ecoi r iiss mall matter will be a fifteen round go between Kid Lefeber champion light weight of TELEPHONE NO 124 and Louis Heller an Cincinnati Evansville Indiana champion of SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Sugarfoot Lee Hill a light weight of Payablein Advance 52 00 Slxmouths 3100 Cincinnati will box five rounds with Oneyear JTKWS- COSTSr YOU- CANT EVEN GET A RE ¬ Eddie Parker of Paris and Dave Jack- ¬ PORT FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE son of Paris and Albert Taylor of Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Georgetown both heavy weights will payable to the order of Champ Miiikk box ten rounds Besides these events there will be an exhibition of buck and wing dancing by two Cincinnati experts ¬ and the Silver Toned Quartet will ren- ¬ der some choice selections Great inter- ¬ est is being taken in the forth coming be- ¬ carnival and it is expected that parties will be present from Millersburg Cyn thiana Winchester Georgetown Rich 1897 ¬ mond and Lexington - TbBp wife of James Daniels on PUT QUR YiltA On your list when in need of Footwear Our stock of Shoes is arriving daily which comprises all Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots Tn The Hotel Lobbies And - NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Pay your taxes fore December 1st and save six per cent penalty and ad vertising as I will be compelled to advertise all property on which the taxes are not paid by December 1st in order to make my settlements with State and County E T SEEDING ¬ ¬ ¬ Cain Iicwis Gets A New Trial The case of the Commonwealth of Kentucky vs Cain Lewis has been re- ¬ versed in the Court of Appeals and the defendant is granted a new trial on substantially the following grounds Because the court erred in not giving an instruction asked by the defendant in reference to arsenical poisoning Because the court should have in ¬ structed the jury to give Cain Lewis the benefit of the doubt and acquit him should they have a reasonable doubt as to whether his wife died from poison or S B C For Sale - Good anthracite stove Call A - at The News office his a blow s Because the court allowed the char- ¬ meeting last night at Hopewell church acter of Mary Dotson witness for deThe first snow of the season fell here fense to be attacked by testimony as to yesterday It continued about one min- ¬ an indictment against her the Court of Appeals saying if the jury believed her ute John Darnall colored was fined evidence that they should have acquitted 750 in Judge Webbs court for chas Lewis Uncle Joe Hopper closed Elsewhere Dr R T Wood has returned from a trip in the West Hon E M Dickson and wife were in Cincinnati Wednesday Mr Lee Price was in Cincinnati Wednesday on a business trip Chas F Cdlcord of Oklahoma is visiting his uncle F P Colcord Mrs John Feeney left Wednesday fora visit to relatives in Richmond Mrs James Wilson left yesterday for a visit to Mrs Moore in Shelbyville Mrs H H Roberts has been visit- ¬ ing relatives in Georgetown for a week Col Brent Arnold of Cincinnati George B Alexan ¬ is the guest of Mr der Mr Robt L Thomas the genial manager of Estill Springs is in the city Miss Lucy Kelles of Shawhan is visiting Mrs Arthur Newsum in Louisville Little Elizabeth Davis is slowly improving from a dangerous illness of fever Mrs Hamlet Sharp of Maysville is the guest of her sister Mrs Henry Isgrig Mrs Jake Slaughter of Eminence is the guest of Mr and Mrs A J ¬ been able to offer before Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected with much care insuring both durability and comfort Ask for school tablets frea for the little ones When making your purchases - new shapes and tips the better values than we have ever nw On lot of dress goods at fifty centsgper yard worth one dollar Davis Thomson IstjV per yard at Frank Cos Advertised Letter List List of letters remaining unclaimed m Park Ky postoffice Nov 12 1897 Atwill Mrs W W Mernigan Nellie Bealert Florence McKenna Mr E W Moore Mr Duke Bealert Tobias Bedford Mr Sam Murray Martin col Bortlers Mord Nutter Rev Brookins Mrs A D Powell Wilmina Craig Mrs Vina Reunion Anna B Christopher Geo Reed Mrs Wm Clay Wm H Ricnson Lucien Davenport Maggie Rapar Miss Nora Rose Miss Lizzie Drake Jean Duncan Mrs BettieSheridan Mr B D Glenn Miss Stella Stone Miss M D Harding Saml Tolbert Benjamin Hamilton Willie Tnrpin Mrs Mattie Kellis Miss Mildred Wilson Robt Burns Kellis Alburtie Wilson Mrs Nancy Lacock Mr D P Wilson Mr J C Marston Mr John Woodward Blame - My importations for this Fall ard 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 goods were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down as long as a yard of them lasts If you want to save money in your pur¬ Holland Mrs RhodaTarner Jennie chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my s ock Johnson Mary GeoWhaiey Mrs Lizzie and hear prices before you invest elsewheiv ¬ Winters Miss Sue Graves of Georgetown Ky is the guest of Dr and Mrs H H tisihg his sweetheart A Sad Iloirmiice In Harrison - - t Sh i K ivr i i M X r- - 4 V- - v a are predicting Leon Taylor a farmer aged thirty meteoric display to occur about day ¬ years committed suicide by hanging light on Sunday and Monday mornings himself in Harrison Tuesday Mr Taylor was engaged to ba married to Persons wanting good one and cattle should not fail to attend Miss Mary Burns October 23 but left home and was not seen till late on the 2t the Woodford sale on Nov 17th evening of October 2tf Miss Burns Monday night on Robt Fergusons attempted suicide on Monday the 25th farm a large stiaw stack toppled over on hut her mother took the gun away from five large steers and buried them for her On Tuesday she got a rope and several hours Two of the cattle were hung herself from a window and was dead when taken out dead when found Taylor brooded over The Childrens Missionary Band of the affair so much that he sought death the Christian Church will run an excur ¬ Tuesday in the manner his sweetheart sion over the Kentucky Midland and Q died C to Cincinnati on Saturday Nov Cynthiana- Will Entertain Them 20th leaving Paris at 710 a m return- ¬ ing will arrive at Paris at 1035 p m Great preparations are being made for Round trip from Paris 150 thetmeeting of the National Fox Hunt ¬ Yestebday afternoon White Varden ers Association which meets in Cynthi- ¬ d son of G S Varden ana next Wednesday Sportsmen from the ¬ the druggist met with a painful acci- ¬ all parts of the country will be in attenddent while coasting down the city school ance and a royal time is expected hill on deventh street He was thrown After the work of the association is comfrom the wheel and received a sprained pleted a grand fox huut will take place arm and several painful cuts on his face About fifty foxes are held now in Cyn thiana for the hunt Cynthianas hospitality is always of The various whist and euchre clubs upon the best brand and the fox hunters are a favor confer will if sure to have a pleasant meeting Bour- ¬ of press Paris the they will take an afternoon off and bon will be represented of course select a name for each organization cat- ¬ Some good one and The newspapers are glad to chronicle tle will be sold at the Woodford sale on their meetings but it is rather indefinite Nov 17th 2t to call each one TheEachre Club or Every literary and Attempted Assassination The Whist Club musical club in Paris has a name and The News Wednesday night about six oclock why not the card clubs N will be glad to receive notice of the new just after the South bound L train passed Cunningham station six nams miles from Paris some unknown person Al Scott Pays A Bet attempted to assassinate W C Cunning ¬ N agent at that point Sev- ¬ ham L Al Scott of Clark county who is eral grains of shot took effect in Mr known to many persons in Paris wheel- Cunninghams face but he was not ser-¬ ed Ab Hughes in a wheelbarrow from iously wounded Mr Cunningham Jasper to Winchester last Saturday in who was in Paris yesterday did not payment of an election bet lne ais know who shot him tance was about eight miles New Remedy For Rheumatism Christian Churcli Revival It is claimed that the broken carbons The protracted meeting at the Chris tian Church is being well attended by which may be found any day under an ¬ vaudiences which thoroughly enjoy Eld arc light are an effective cure for rheuPowells excellent sermons There was matism when carried in the pockets of the afflicted person A Cincinnati paper one addition to the church last night relates that W T Woodard the Lexing- ¬ Lee Brown son of James Brown Services will be held every night at ton horseman who was on crutches during a recent stay at the Grand seven oclock Hotel was so benefitted that he discard ¬ A New Law Firm ed his crutches in one day The Messrs Samuel Boyd Rogers and remedy is worth trying Thomas E Moore Jr two bright Christmas Bazaar young members of the Paris bar have The ladies of the Methodist Church formed a law partnership and have rented offices on Broadway three doors will have a Christmas bazaar aoout Mr Rogers is December 15th and will have for pale a - above The News office a graduate of Centre College and Mr number of dressed dolls suitable for On Christmas eve Moore graduated from Kentucky Uni holiday presents they will have a sale of enkes The versity ladies solicit orders for all kinds of Edgar Sanders Dead two-year-o- ld --- Astronomers eight-year-ol- ¬ two-year-o- ld Roberts Yesterdays Temperature Mr Alex Baird left yesterday for a visit to relatives in Sadieville and The following is the temperature as Beattyville notedyesterday by A J Winters Co Mrs Geo B Alexander left Wed- ¬ of thTs city 7 a m 46 nesday morning for a short visit to rela8 a m 48 tives in Covington 9 p m 48 10 a m 45 Miss Louise Bashford has retnrned 11 at m 45 from a short yisit to Miss Bessie Arm 12 m 45 strong in Lexington 2 p in 44 43 3pm Conductor J W Taylor and wife 4pTm 4U arrived home Wednesday night from a 40 5tpm visit to relatives in Louisyille 7 p m 38 spent several Editor J L Bosley days of this week with his father Col STOCK AND TURF NEWS Bosley in Boyle County Jack Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Mr W A Parker was in Cincinnati Turf Notes to attend a general meeting Wednesday Tod Sloane won the Stewards Plate Standard Oil Companys agents of the yesterday at London with D Seymours Mr Sam Clay has returned from Sapling The race was worth 350 sov- ¬ Chicago where he attended the big ereigns d Malvolio a crack colt fashionable event of the season the ft rJ byiEoi6oj3lJlyaway died yesterday of Horse Show lungilever at Nashville He was owned Mrs Wilmore Garrett of Wood ¬ bjrClias Fleischman of Cincinnati and ford who has been visiting her sister was valued at 10000 Mrs Newton Mitchell returned home There are just seventy new comers to Wednesday the 210 list in 1897 nineteen trotters pacers Of these three Mrs W E Board entertained a trotters and eleven pacers commenced newly organized euchre club yesterday afternoon at her home on Houston the season without records avenue The club will meet next Tod Sloane the American jockey has Thursday with Mrs Swift Champ excitefi the jealousy df English rid9rs by winning eight races recently in In noting the handsome gowns at London He won the Great Lancashire the Trimble Ford nuptials in Coving- Handicap with Easter Gift Wednesday ton Wednesday evening the Commercial Mrs Thomas Henry Tribune said Good school jackets at one and Clay of Paris Ky looked very hand- ¬ two dollars at Frank Cos Not some in pale heliotrope brocade and trash bat solid stock of last sea- ¬ wore many jewels T-¬ I three-year-ol- Woods Mr Chas Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised W ii Davis P M -- G TUCKEI 529 f MAIN ST PARIS mmu KY mwimrtrT Hi 1897 NEW HOOSIEK WHEAT DBJLLS Both Shoe and Disk Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them For Just received SBsaJLo to y O 333 sv -- c30F5Q Car of the Celebrated STEELE SKEIN BIKD8ELL WAGONS Call and examine before you buy o 3PaEiS JTX y y jM l WE ARE A WAYS Al IT Adding new lines cutting old prices with a store full of new Pall Goods to show you Large line of new Dress goods strictly wool 25c a yard Novelties in Plain and Fancy Dress goods at50c sold everywhere else for 75c to SL per yard Handsome line of Silks Velvets and Braids of all descriptions for Underwear for Ladies Gen ¬ tlemen and Children of every description at Half the usual price Blankets SI kind for 49c and all wool at 250 per pair Splen ¬ did line of 5ed Comforts FalJ ¬ and-fifty-on- ¬ sons styles An Italian harp orchestra furnished Oysters celery fresh cakes music Wednesday evening for a delight- ¬ crackers new sorghum molasses New ful little informal dance given at Odd York cream cheese Fellows Hall by the Bourbon Dancing Newton Mitchell tf Club Present were Misses Mabel and and fancy yans vance of 20 per cent We still sell t 4 Pepperel sheet ¬ Notions of all kinds and in Dress linings we will save you 25o ing at 18c and extra yood bleach¬ ed and unbleached cotton at 5c and on the dollar Full line of Hosier v one great special being our Ladies and Ghil Penangs Percales and Fancy drens full seamless at 10c Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c We re the only store in town Table Linens and Towels ah old prices notwithstanding tariff ad- ¬ that carries full line of Zephras Ice Wool trimmings Family Portraits life size Free of charge ¬ ¬ Louise Russell Lida Preston Detroit Edith Alexander Laura Trundle Nelie Mann Mrs Lillie Lee Palmyra Mo Clara Wilmoth Mamie Rion Nannie Swearengen Messrs Llewellyn Spears Chas Wilmoth Ed Hutchcraft Strother Quisenbery Will Hinton Ed Tucker B A Frank Will Clark Ben Frank Ben Downey S D Clay Kirtly Jameson Henry Lilleston Duncan Tay- ¬ lor Roy Clendenin Will Wornall Jim Chambers Wrights Cch y onsicic lieadfcoi Jr i CONDON WE HAVE 9 Northwesterns dividends to policy holders are untqualed and to The procure- - Northwestern dividends you must carry Northwestern insurance tf EE0EITED A SPLEHDID STOCK F Do You Play Whist f Games Euchre Or Other imported snrriiras ako trouserings playing card is better than any 50 cent card on the market Send i5 cents for one deck or 25 cents Just think A good jacket for for two decks stamps or currency to C Co are B Ryan Asst Genl Pasar Agt C one dollar Frank cosing out fifty or seventy five O Ryl Cincinnati Ohio TheFFV FOK FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Centrpl Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a iah whe and Childrens Cloaks and Jackets last seasons styles at one and two dollars Original Shoes prices were from five to fifteen Poor Grade in every respect Are poor dollars wasters Our new stock of Misses The Northwestern Shoestcannot be made better money8avers Try us and see -¬ S E TIPTON Cutter money School Chas and are We are also agents for the celebrated inr F Smith Shirt Fuii line of sampler TSSMnsTiOTrajarsatHEaHK ¬ A telegram yesterday from New -- Sanders a former Parisian was danger ¬ ously ill at the Alma House in thi t place and his recovery was doubtful Mr Sanders and family have been liv ¬ ing at the Alma House for several of months Mrs Sidener mother-in-layester- ¬ Mr Sanders went to Cincinnati day to see her daughter Mrs Brown who will doubtless go to New Iberia to be with Mrs Sanders A telegram last night stated that Mr Sanders died during the afternoon of Bright8 disease The deceased was a son of Eld A Sanders formerly of thi8 city and was about thirty eight years old He is survived by a- wife and one daughter w Iberia Louisiana stated that Edgar - - - Mutual life has paid to representatives ofits policyholders and to its policy holders and is cakes now holding for them 180000000 an Croxton Rion of this city has ac- ¬ excess over premium reoeipts of over tt cepted a position as book keeper for a 20000000 firm which prominent Wichita Kan THE C030IERCTAI TRIBUNE manufactures sashes and doors En route to Wichita he visited Roy Enbank Encjclopaedic Almanac and Year Hook at Slater Mo and spent several days in for 1898 Jree to Every Weekly Subscriber Kansas City with Louis Lilleston We desire to call special attention to The Northwestern is carrying nearly the advertisement of the Commercial 1000000 insurance on the lives of Gazette on another page of this paper An Encyclopaedic Almanac and Year Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ Book free with each yearly subscriber is zens Call on R P Dow Jr for certainiy a great stroke of enterprise on the part of this popular paper particulars 26oc 8t Nothing like it has ever been offered For Rent Desirable brick cottage The Weekly Commercial Gazette has five rooms good cellar and other im-¬ been recently enlarged from eight to ten provements on South Main street pages and the price remains the same as heretofore only 50 cents per year For particulars apply to Now is thetime to subscribe 12nov76t 4 J5HlNTON -- V RION CLA1Z Brack 4noy first class work Three first class barbers All work done strictly first claSSNext door to Bourbon Bank and Bills Barber Shop For tf C3 0 PO DOKT TRUST EVERY LAUN ¬ DRY SIGN YOU SEE while traveling down street Consult your friends first whom you see wearing unfrayed beauti fully laundered linen and you wiil find when you iome to inqu whose laundry they patronize that is was Money To Loan have from OneThbusand to Fifteen Hunjdred TDollars to loan on first mort gagejleight per cent per annum 1 8h The Bourbon Steam Laundry HINTON W--- JE BRO Proprietors W -- HARMON STITT Telephone No 4 mr Hv C Ki THE BOURBON NEWS FI THE BOURBON NEWS 1 Y NOVEMBER 12 1897 FASHION FANCIES - v yourself would like different and Ill - BRUCE Seventeenth Year Established 1861 Published Evory Tuesday and Frldyby WALTER CHAMP I MILJRLaItoraaad0wW like to keep within a speakin tance when I can Its funny how a womans smile can sort o brighten up a place A man fergits the shadders while he sees the sunshine in er face The poets call em clingin vines and say we men are mighty oaks But somehow I believe the strength o earth is in the wimmen folks Yit when it comes to buyin gowns and hats and all that sort o thing Ive knowed the time my wife has spent ten dollars in one fall or spring Then when a feller sees the bills come tum- blin in they sort o vex His Christian soul and make him wish hed never seen the fairer sex But he gits over that you bet when trouble shows her gloomy face Fer when he see3 em goin round a sowin sunshine every place Fer sorrer that disturbs the heart until it swells and burns and chokes Is seldom soothed exceptin by the presence of the wimmen folks And cant you call to mind the time when you was sick and through the night The neighbors come and set around and watched you In a flickerin light And talked in whispers cause they feared theyd worry you with what they said And you not knowin if youd live and carln less if you was dead sure that you can recollect you didnt Im mind the doctor much But wasnt it distressin when some other man ud dare to touch Ter fevered flesh and yet what joy it was to feel the lovin strokes On cheek an brow of lovin hands belonging to the wimmen folks Ive seen a right smart heap o life of sunny days and dark ones too Ive tried to think out lots o things and failed but jest twlxt me and you Ive got a lot q sympathy for any man dis- ¬ THE WIMMEN FOLKS tf twasnt fer the wimmen folks it seems to me Ill jest be bound As if this earth ud be so dull I wouldnt keer to stay around And while I aint In any sense what might be called a ladies man I allers Edith And be mortaily offended at my candor Eric I should not be offended in the Edith I dont suppose it would sig nify much if you were now Eric X could stand anything from from the girl in question and I want you to take her place for thetime being Edith shivering How good of you Im afraid youll find me a poor substitute She must be quite an exceptional young lady to produce such a startling effect upon you Eric Sb e is Now please begin your ¬ ¬ try to change ¬ ¬ criticism would like you to be more ambitious to get on and make a position for your-¬ Edith somewhat pale owing to the heat perhaps Then I expect she Along lifes weary road without its bright ¬ ened by a womans smile And Heavens merciful I know fer right through every cloud o doubt It reaches down its gracious hand and hangs Hopes lovin lantern out It gives to men a thousand joys to lighten up their heavy yokes But all the other gifts combined aint equal to the wimmen folks Nixon Waterman in L A W Bulletin who goes amlle I DIPLOMACY By John Ttfegapfch a guide Edith I dont think that matters Eric Well what would she like best One Edith How should I know would think yon could have discovered that for yourself Eric What do you like That will be Edith Personally I am fond of lilies you smoke too much I Eric It never occurred to me shouldnt like to give up tobacco Edith She wont wish that if she knows much about men When they are smoking they are contented and She comparatively good tempered should sacrifice some scruples to secure that All the same she mightnt care to see you with a pipe in your mouth all day long and everywhere Eric throwing his cigar in the bushes Perhaps not Edith smiling You appear in ear- ¬ nest Eric I am Dont you believe it Edith Im sure she would feel complimented if she were here Eric disconsolately Thats some consolation Well what next Edith She might prefer ties of a less alarming type Eric What color do you would she like do jou think Edith I dont know But I should suggest white They suit you Eric I shall wear nothing else in future -- Aside What washing bills Edith Then again if she is fond of flowers you might send her some Eric She has much finer flowers than we have at the vicarage ¬ self Eric I simply hate push and that kind of thing I like to be quiet Still if it would please her Edith I expect it would And dont of the valley t Eric Good What next Edith I dont think she would like Characters Eric Gordon the vicars son you to keep her in suspense too long Edith Oakley the squires daughter it is unkind Does she suspect your Scene The hall garden a seat on the feelings terrace in the shade of an acacia not Eric I tell Im glad to find you outside truth Im fancy afraid To her ycu the¬ a bit of Her poERIC much pleasanter sition is better than mine She might Edith Because you want to smoke I scorn me suppose Edith indignantly She would have Eric No But nowv you mention it that would assist me Edith To spend a tedious half hour your position would make no difference I dont think you should hesitate too If it is so trying I will excuse you Lighting a ci- long Eric Thanks no Eric You think I ought to risk it gar But I came to speak to you Edith You must judge for yourself Edith intent on her work About Eric Well if you really think so Eric About a curious matter out¬ side mj experience till now and you Confound it here comes your brother I had better be off now But Ill re- ¬ can help me a good deal Edith I cant guess and I dont sup member your advice Ill take the next chance I get Good by pose it is worth it if I could Edith Good by With an effort Im Eric I am in lovel And as he Edith bending lower over her work sure I wish you snecess disappears Shes a fortunate girl who Really how very interesting for you Eric Of course I cant expect it to ever she is I hope shes good enough interest you very much but were fairly for him But did think Eric glancing back as he turns the old friends and I thought you might corner Four pipes a day and perhaps help me I know nothing about girls a cigar White ties Lilies of the val- ¬ Ive got no sisters Edith And you want me to be one ley I wonder where I can get some to you Im sure I feel very much And last but not least a position obliged Im afraid the responsibility which can wait Well Ill see what can be done I wonder does she suspect is a little too heary Eric No Thats not quite what I Black and White want But really you might help me It may make all the difference to my FIFTY TWO FEET OF WHISKERS ¬ ¬ ¬ no right to do that If she liked you success and happiness -- o Thats the Amount the Average Man Grovrs r IK i ife - I The statistician who had been busy with his pencil looked up at the man who hates figures and said - c Didnt have anything to do and T5j- vV5T ig thought Idfigure a little You know c -- cf--that I were island - with aifbundle ofcast on a desert plenty lead pencils and of paper I wouldnt care a cent whether a sail hove in sight or not I saw that you needed a shave and that set me to thinking Why do you shave any ¬ how I never do Look here Well suppose that you began shav ¬ ing at IS years of age and that you keep it up until you are 70 That makes 52 years You have a heavy beard Well suppose that you shave twice a week That costs 15 cents a shave and you get rid of one eighth of an inch of hair That will be a quarter of an inch a week or one inch a month To get rid of that inch you pay 120 An inch a month is 12 inches a year costing you 1440 Now and the statistician drew YOU MUST HELP ME a long breath Edith irritably If your mind is Twelve inches a year for 52 years is made up 1 dont see what good my ad- ¬ 624 inches or 52 feet It will cost you vice S74SS0 to get that amount of whiskers Eric You dont understand me You out of your system see its this I want to make her like me The Influx to Jernitnlcm Edith spitefully Thats rather an During the past few years nearly 150 undertaking is it not 000 Hebrews have entered Jerusalem Eric 1 know Im not good enough for and the arrival of another host is said to her but I might improve if only I knew be imminent Already the railways are what she would like me to do opening the country between the Edith How far arc you prepared to and Jerusalem and Damascus coast and a go in the way of reform Hebrew migration on a large scale may Eric Ill do anything to please her cause Syria to become once more of Edith I had no idea you were so vast importance in the east obliging Do you want me to get from her ajistof desirable improvements Artists in Paris Eric No I want you to tell me what There are 48000 artists in Paris more you persouaily object to in me than half of them painters The numEdith But Ive only a quarter of an ber of paintings sent in to the exhibi ¬ hour at my disposal just now Besides tions last year was about 10000 in a Lifetime s - -- - T - -- jjg- 3v rZZiJrZy--- 5p - c - 1f- ¬ what good would Eric It would be some guide trust your taste -- 1 St r M1ui iffl JHif - Giving Preachers Living Salaries Of course you didnt suppp In Canada the augmentation fund of such little obstacles as a judjjeje5bt Edith Really Before you knew the Presbyterian church now eeuxes a minimum stipend of 775 with a lawyers and itwelve jurymericould what it is throw her off the track did youVpbe Bric Yes Tell me frankly what you Kcinse to all its ministers troit Free Press lean a Rendered Unconscious by the Serpeat notes on New Things in Dress for the Coiled on His Breast Ladies Fancy buttons down the front of Rice the botanist had Prof Charles a thrilling experience with a monster cloth collets are a whim of fashion Small steel buckles with velvet rib rattlesnake one day recently and it was presence of mindx bon constitute a lovely corsage gar only his coolness and that saved him irom death Prof Rice niture Low cut crepe evening waists are and Dr Tynan the bugologist were up higher altitudes of the Sierra worn with skirts of black moire bro- ¬ in the in search of specimens and were cade - A striking dinner gown is of rich red camped at a place called Moore Creek a small tent with them which moire velour with elegant jet orna They had they had pitched near a stream of watert ments that was fed by a spring higher up on The short fur or feather boa reach ¬ ing a little below the waist is to be in the side of the mountain Friday evening of last week the vogue professor and his companion who werel Bed and white striped voile with black completely worn out with their days velvet is lovely for a givls blouse cor tramp in search of rare flowers andt sage Among the furs that will successfully bugs retired to their tent rolled them-selves up in their blankets and were court favor this winter are mink mar soon in dreamland Just as daylight ten and ermine Merle birds and coque feathers are was breaking the professor was his slumbers by feel very beautiful on tarn hats of green awakened from ing a soft and clammy substance crawl velvet and chenille Sable is effective on seal also in coming over his face and down on to hi chest and on raising his head a little bination with heavy cloths and velours to his horror he discovered it was a mon ¬ In Lincoln green ster rattlesnake The reptile had coiled Soft vests for velvet jackets are of itself with its head raised about a foot ecru or white lace elaborately spangled and ready at the least movement made or gold embroidered to strike Pearls are seen in every color imagin- ¬ Cold drops of perspiration oozed from able and the milk white pearl is now- ¬ every pore of the professors body adays a lonesome gem while his muscles became as rigid as The bias sashes used for swell bodices eyes became fixed aretof velvet surah satin and habutai bars of iron and his with a stony glare as he gazed at the Black is the favorite color head of the monster which was about Brown English poplinette with beau- ¬ six or seven inches from his face and tiful embroidery of silk guipure forms swinging from one side to the other a chic toilet for the street with the regularity of a clock pendu ¬ The granny bonnets in vogue for lum The suspense was becoming un babies are of plaited crepe or of corded bearable but still he knew that the least silk shaped by rows of fancy braid move that he made meant death in the ing most horrible form How long he reThe ultra fashionable cabochon for mained in this terrible position he does hats is a large round design in dull not know but it seemed ages when sud ¬ silver set with mock emeralds or with denly he felt his muscles relax hie rhinestones vision grew dim everything around A charming basque blouse for a him became dark and in a few seconds young girl is blue cloth with pattes and he was oblivious to everything around belt of white cloth a chemisette of him The doctor was quietly sleeping mull and lace a few feet away unconscious of the ter ¬ Bussian blouses of black and some of rible danger of his companion When the dark rich shades of velvet edged he awoke the sun was brightly stream- - around with fur will be worn with ing into the tent and as he rolled over silk and cloth skirts in his blankets toward his companion Women have Klondike collars on his blood seemed to chill in his veins at their jackets now and they are all the the sight presented to his view His name suggests as regards height and companion was stretched at full length protection from the cold upon the ground with his eyes closed The prettiest use to which et and and his face as white as a piece of mar ¬ chiffon are put is as garniture on capes ble while coiled upon his breast was a of black satin The jet is embroidered huge rattlesnake apparently asleep in all over design the chiffon as He quietly seized a shotgun that was plaited edgings standing near by and cocking both Many of the new skirts are cut with barrels raised it to his shoulder and the narrow tablier front as it serves was about to fire when he realized that to display the trimming which covers it if he did he would probabty injure his entirely or extends up either side in companion Just at this moment his elaborate designs companion moved a little when the The beauty advantage and generally snake gave a rattle and again raised his becoming effect of the princess dress head The doctor seeing his chance are generously extolled by the foreign fired and at the report of the gun his fashion books and it is set forth as companion gave a yell and pumped to one of the seasons special fashions his feet throwing the reptile three or Overskirts or draperies are said to four feet awav from him in its dnth jbe fully established in Fashions favor struggle The doctors aim was truel fbut at present they appear mostly in for the reptiles head was blown com- ¬ side panels reaching to the bottom of pletely off the dress skirt which shows between On being measured it was found to be back and front 4 feet 9 inches in length and had 17 Until fashion calls a halt many red rattles and a button The professors shades are to be in vogue Among the nerves were so shattered by his terri- ¬ brilliant clear tones are pourpre grenble experience that he was hardly able ade and coquelicot Danish red is a to walk and the following day in com- deep rich shade Etna and Vesuvius pany with his companion he returned have a yellow cast and the cherry reds to this place where he is at present in vogue are jacqueminot and roi recuperating under the doctors care Large toques of velvet seem to be the Calaveras Cal Chronicle dominant idea in millinery and they are trimmed with upright feathers on UNPAID SCAVENGERS one side or a long plume falling part Shellfish and Insects Perform Useful ly on the hair at the side with two short Labor Flowers fluffy plumes standing up The crustaceans are among the im- ¬ and bows of ribbon are also used and portant scavengers of the sea and are they all tilt up on the left side also valuable for food for fishes The The new ribbons are very attractive collection of crabs shrimps and lob- and are evidently going to be more sters forms large industries all over than ever a feature of dress trimming the world contributing directly to the There are gorgeous plaids and the support of man In Delaware the most fascinating array of stripes up horseshoe crab is used as guano while and down and across in the Boman the collection of fossil crabs as trilo fashion Three or four shades of one bites is a peculiar industry The fresh color are striped together with possibly water crayfish produces a concretion a velvet stripe on one edge and then nsed as an antacid well known to the are many stripes of con chemists We owe many of the beau- again there blended together with ties of our summer fields to insects trasting colors effect Oriental bropretty all of which have their special functions a bright caded ribbons add to the variety and and use Even the persecuted flea may so do glace ribbons and fancy borders render man a service by keeping the There are uncut velvet ribbons with ribs drowsy watch dog awake while the crosswise some in lovel col mosquito m tropical countries may aid running newest being a clear shade of ors the in preventing the human inhabitants purple blue St Louis from living a continual siesta The flies are among the most valu- ¬ able insect scavengers The spiders Scented lied Linen prey upon flies holding them in check Guests Staying in the ultra fashion The silk of the spider is used as a cross able house will find themselves not only line in astronomical instruments and in the pink blue or buff room as that of a Bermuda species as sewing the case may be but the victim of addi silk Bridge makers have obtained val tional attentions they may not fancy uable suggestions from these silent From England comes the fad of per workers from whose web one of the fuming the bed linen with reference to kings of Prance is said to have made the color scheme of the apartment To a coat Grasshoppers and locusts are occupy the blue room suggests repose enemies of civilized man but are eaten in a bed of violets while the breath of by the Indians while in the Malay coun- ¬ roses is constantly wafted over the try the dragon fly is considered a deli- sleeper among pink surroundings etc cacy C F Holder in Appletons Pop- It is claimed that the scent is imparted ular Science Monthly from a tiny brazier inserted between the sheets just before retiring which A Noteworthy Career The late Sir Isaac Holden whodied burns incense heavy with flower perrecently in England at the age of 91 fume Withdrawn after a few mohad an interesting career He wasthe ments the odor lingers for hours It isvieson of a working miner and began said that an English countess the atwork himself at the age of ten but his tim of insomnia found this scented thirst for knowledge led him to seize mosphere conducive to sleep hence its every opportunity of study He invent ¬ adoption as courtesy to a guest It is ed the lucifer match while teaching in however a doubtful compliment as if a school at Beading Before he was 30 often proves a disturbing rather than he made important inventions in wool- ¬ soothing influence Table Talk en machinery and he soon became the Proper Tea Pouring head of an enormous manufacturing There is an etiquette of tea pouring business which now employs 4000 observed by our Eng workmen in its factories in England which is strictly cups are ottered France and Belgium His habits of life lish cousins The first guests of honor were simple and his conduct was to the older guests and are weakest cups shaped by strong religious convictions -s- ince these first while the latter brews are considered Youths Companion served to the less palatable and are Walked Itigrht Over TlichiJ However we Americans pre So your wife won that suit abouWher children each guest whether fer franklv asking strong or weak estate real he liquid is liked K ¬ ¬ I f ¬ ¬ CHARMED RATTLESNAKE ¬ ¬ ¬ OF RED WINE Greatest Receptacle for Grnpe Jaice in the World A rippling like of red wine hidden from sun and sheltered from change ol temperature by a great mound of earth a half million gallons of sweet grape juice ripening in a subterranean cavern artificial though it be is the new Cali fornia style Ten times might the great tun of Heidelburg be filled before this hidden spring would be exhausted and the great redwood reservoir in this city aic as thimbles to this giants liquor glass An enormous bottle it is and its filling is not accomplished though for five days two steam pumps have forced four inch streams of the expressed juices of the Swiss Italian colonys grapes into it Before this great tank at Asti whose sides are the rocks of the Eussian river valley all previous attempts at the storage of vast quantities of grape juice are insignificant Wooden reser- ¬ voirs of the same rectangular shape have taken the placfc of the tuns in which the joyful juices of the Ehineside grapes took on their full sweetness and flavor Long ago the 50000 gallon Heidelberg tun was surpassed London boasted tanks twice as large and San Francisco adds a half to that and is still behind Merced whose great tun will hold four times the full of its his- ¬ toric predecessor The revolutionizing bottle lake which will hold 100000 worth of grape juice for three months before it must be drawn into the aging tanks was a creature of necessity and is the product of ingenuitj For though it is an ex- ¬ cavation cement lined and covered its interior has been glazed so perfectly that the properties of glass are all there and the wine should grow old and mellow as comfortably as in the narA LAKE T NONSENSE Sporting 3STewsv Mamma what i WelJ its a kind of base- fcotball all in which the players pitch with Detroit Free Press tlieir legs Hendry So you take stock in mat Why I wouldnU believe that yarn Cowgate story if I told it myself Well in that case neither would I Boston Transcript A New Beading The Parson- Now children who was Pharaoh Qod Boyplease he was iho inventor of a nasty gambling game A LITTLE xw ATT1prran I A Contrast yo Uncle Mose doin wif white Young Mose triflin brack rascal 1 wuz jes tiahd uv brack shoes I might ez well gone barefooted fer all Judge de way dey showed up In a Barber Shop Mr Absent mind It is pretty cold in here Bar- ¬ ber Yes sir it is chilly this morn ¬ Mr Absentmind If you have ing no objection Ill keep on my hat while Tit J3its you are cutting- my hair In the Kitchen First Burglar Im sorry for dese folks Second Burglar Oh I guess dey can stand de damage Taint dat First Burglar But Im sorry for people wid a cook dat makes sich plum puddin as dis Puck Philanthropic Wasting Time My friend have you Caller at jail Avery any religious convictions Baddun Well I reckon thats what yon might call em I was sent here fur robbin a church Chicago Trib -- Whad shoes on yo m ¬ une ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Globe-Democr- at row walls of a man blown flask First an excavation was made in a rocky hillside in the rear of the winery Next a wall of concrete two feet in thickness was put in the floor and sides and built into the cover the iatter being supported by 15 steel girders Next the entire surface was covered with a lining of pure cement and finally this was glazed to the im- ¬ permeability of glass The whole has been buried beneath three feet of earth and soon grass will grow above the wine lake The object of all these precau- ¬ tions is to maintain the wine at a uni ¬ form temperature The cement wine tank is 104 feet long 34 feet wide and 24 feet high From the exterior however it appears as a gi- ¬ gantic mound In the center is a man- ¬ hole three feet in diameter which will serve to allow the passage of a workman to clean out the cis- tern when empty while two four inch pipes are the medium through which the wine is pumped into the reservoir It has been so placed its bottom being a little aoove that oi the cellar that the contents may be drawn off by gravi- ¬ tation To this end a tunnel four feet in diameter has been built through which run six inch pipes communicating with the 25000 gallon wooden tanks in which the wine is aged previous to be- ing placed in barrels and shipped The cost of the wine reservoir was reduced one half from the fact that the sand and gravel were obtained right on the spot the Eussian river being only a few hundred feet distant and contain- ing in its dry bed all of the material required As it was the cost was 7500 There are several advantages to be de ¬ rived from the construction of the con- ¬ crete and cement cistern One of these it is expected will be that the wine will be maintained at an even cool tempera- ¬ ture Another is the equal blending of 500000 gallons of wine at one time A third is the saving in insurance This is calculated at the rate of 1500 per annum which in Ave years would repay the cost of construction It was necessity and not choice how ¬ ever which led to th experiment prob- ¬ ably so fruitful in its consequences The grapes of the Italian Swiss colony were sufficient to entirely fill its cooperage and neighboring vineyardists de ¬ siring to sell their product to a member of the Winemakers corporation some means had to be devised to care for these grapes The crushing machinery and the fermentation apparatus were sufficient but the problem was what should be done with the wine The idea of the concrete cistern was broached and adopted San Francisco Chron- ¬ ¬ Corn Fed Philosopher it may not be true said the corn fed philosopher that every man has his price yet when he does have his price it is always a heap bigger Indianapolis than his intrinsic value The Though Journal ABOUT EARTHQUAKES Not Milch Known of tne True Cause of Of all the phenomena of nature that sometimes interfere with the comfort of man and occasionally imperil his existence flood drought winds tides frost heat thunder and lightning not one is to be classed with earth- ¬ quakes in the degree of apprehension and terror which they create during j the Upheavals their actual happening I j to-and-f- quake Curiously enough those who have resided in earthquake countries and have felt many shocks are the most easily frightened by any disturbance which resembles and which may be an earthquake One does not become ac- ¬ customed to earthquakes for the rea- ¬ son that while experience has taught us that flood wind tide frost and heat reach a maximum of intensity and duration beyond which it is extremely improbable that they will ever go It is impossible to know how an earth- quake will end Beside as yet we are without hint as to any principles upon which an earthquake may be pre dieted The motion of the surf ace of the earth during an earthquake is generally somewhat like that of the surface of water disturbed by waves It is not exactly the same for the principal movement of any particular drop or mass of water in wave motion is up and clown while that oi a particular part of the earth duiung the passage of earthquake waves is generally an up and down motion combined with motion in a horizontal plane ro Fortunately in most parts of the world they occur only at long intervals and probably only a very small num- ¬ ber of the people of the United States have any notion based on actual ex- ¬ perience of the nature of an earth ¬ f I icle ¬ ¬ ¬ - ko v OF LIGHTNING In the earth this disturbance or disW Queer Actions of the Electric IJis- - placement generally occurs at a con ¬ cluirgo siderable depth below the surface often If lightning should strike a telegraph many miles ¬ From this point waves wire it often s prefers to jump to a are transmitted in all directions com ¬ neighboring parallel telegraph wire surface at various angles rather than to follow the first wire to ing to the to according the distance from the the point where it is connected to the point vertically above the center of ground although this latter path may be of far less resistance than the path disturbance where the motion is mostly it takes through the air If a lightning vertical rod should form a V shaped loop the toNot much is yet known of the causes branches of the latter being of consid- ¬ be which the original disturbance may attributed but ingenious instru ¬ erable extent the discharge will often ments have been devised within the not follow these branches but will past few years by means of which an jump across the opening of the V thus earthquake is made to leave a written ¬ cutting the loop out of its path It can record of its very complex motion ¬ oscillate quicker over the air space than to own story in fact and in if it took the good conductor We have thistell itsmuch is way being learned learned since the time of Franklin that Although there is no great seismic ¬ lightning rods on high points do not j U1 i luc ean U1 necessarily protect lower lying points below Luc near them a man may be struck while an earthquake may uuncu ouues vet occur at any noint walking on the street near a church but we may be tolerably sure that over spire for instance and we know that most of the complete protection from lightning will not be ofcountry the disturbance great intensity can only be obtaiued b getting inside Some idea of the energy involved is l a large cage made of metal The men suggested by the results of a studv belov deck on an iron clad are probably oi inc destructive Japanese earth- - n in no danger of being struck by light ¬ quake of 1891 Considering only that ning Prof John Trowbridge S D in part of the wave which reached the Chautauquan surface the rate of working during one minute could not have been less Just Vhnt He Wanted than five hundred thousand million Tramp Can I get work in this town liorsc power Youths Companion Farmer Yes lofs of it ¬ town---N Then Ill try the cext Y JnnnneVie Government GtfttP Journa The Japanese srovernmpnl incton is the simpler and betterplan fu Endless leather belts acting asmoy presenting medals to the soldiers who a lookiparTIn the war against China i feminine th first cupis ing staircases conv eythe patrons JuU 1 evfromcqhebVrf t j 7JinJS vbem xceilent Swiss watch elarge Parisan Btoi decidedly washy and a veal afflic liinthW 7 5o ctel Detf birFrce Pris H tiou Leisure Hours THE PATH ¬ ¬ t- dominate An earthquake is sometimes accompanied by a dull roaring sound The sound may even precede the sensible disturbance of the surface as hap pened many times in the series of shocks which followed the great Charleston earthquake of 1886 Earthquakes of even moderate inten ¬ sity often caiisc men and women to suf ¬ fer from a kind of sickness closely re ¬ sembling seasickness Like other wave motions an earth qxake is produced by some more or less violent disturbance in the medium in which it occurs This is often a sudden displacement of a part of it as a portion of water is displaced when a stone is dropped into a quiet pond - and often the latter will largely pre ¬ ¬ -- i- -- v l j 1 3 HI ¬ L -- -- - - - v s3SpUr i 0 V 1T r THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY NOVEMBER THE FARMING WORLD COWS FOR THE DAIRY WINTERING PLANTS INTENDED Col A 12 1897 section of FOR BRIDES ¬ Tier u more Catanh in this They Are Selected at tlie Minne ¬ sota Experiment Station We must first determine what we want the animals for and then select those which are adapted for that par ¬ ticular purpose Ai the university we keep a careful account of the cost of keeping1 each cow of the herd with a view of determining the cost of a pound of butter made from the milk of each cow The cost varied from eight H xv ft- - 5 to twelve cents a pound some animals costing 50per cent more than others in producing a pound of butter TVe di ¬ vided the herd into two classes and found that the division that cost the most to produce butter had a tendency to put on flesh more than the others In order to be doubly sure that our onclusions were correct we made a second test with the same result Now why was this I examined the two classes individually and found that the spare built cow with a deep body was the best dairy cow In both divi ¬ sions all breeds of cows were repre- ¬ sented What we wanted to find out possible was how to be able to tell if without making a mistake the animal that would make butter the cheapest Careful investigation developed the fact that it took one pound of food to maintain 100 pounds of animal weight bo that an animal that weighed 900 pounds would digest TS pounds of feed required nine poundsto support herself and should return the remaining nine pounds to her owner We must feed the cow just what she needs to maintain and produce the greatest possible amount of milk select her food for her for if you turn her out where she has access to a straw pile or other coarse fodder she will fill her stomach with food that she does not need and it will occupy the space in the stomach that Should be filled with nu ¬ triment to produce milk There is an- ¬ other thing I havenoticed and that is that in examining Jersey herds we find the animals are generally advanced in age Large cows are not as good for the dairy as they have to carry too much welgiht and it has a tendenc3r to wear them out and they put on beef and break down andawear out Prof T I Haecker in Farm News -- COWS WEAR EARRINGS Queer Ukase Issued by the Belgian expect to see with earrings yet every cow in Belgium has got to wear them now The director general of agriculture has issued a regulation that all animals of the bovine species are to wear earrings as soon as they have attained the age of three months This is a hygienic measure intended to prevent the introduction into Bel- ¬ Director of Agriculture A cow is the last creature one would FOB HYGIENE NOT VANITY pium of animals suffering from tuber ¬ culosis Breeders are toi be obliged to keep an exact account of all animals raised by them and the ring on which is en ¬ graved a number is fastened in the animals ear for ithe purpose of pre venting or helping to prevent the substitution of one animal for another -- GARDEN AND ORCHARD be almost sure totfollow Have you a sick young tree in the orchard Grub it out and plant a new one that is healtliy Jall is a good time for that for df you do not get the job done now it wont get done at all If the black iknotagpears on the plum tree it can often be effectually checked by sawing off the knot and painting the wound with linseed oil to which a little carbolic acid is added and enough oxide of iron to give it color This is the season of the year when the farmers wife is happy The rush of Tthe harvest is over and she can take i iHittle leisure Tiufcnxiety about some ¬ thing to cook has also ceased as she has iplentj at hand life ripples much more pleasantly than earlier before crops avere garnered and vegetables matured Grapes can be grown almost any where and every faran garden and lot should have its vines Perfec tion requires high well drained strong soil well fed Let the trellises run north and south and be open to the sun Currants and gooseberries can be mown between the rows if land is scarce Rural World ¬ vil-lag- -e a person will once manure an or ¬ chard he will become so interested that pruning and spraying when needed will If little basque edged with bias vel gether and until the last few years was vet was belted in with a filigree silver supposed to be incurable Tor a great many doctors diseaaa Plain Words Prom Mrs Pinkham Corroborated by Mrs Charles It is a very easy matter to winter the belt and a hat o2 gray felt in the new yearsprescribedpronounced it a local by local remedies and con Dunmore That Ought to Bring Suffering Most mousquetaire shape was embellished and most tender flowering plants Btantiy failing to cure with local treatment Women to Their Senses plants do not grow very rapidly if at with a rouleau of gathered velvet and nrOllfmnPPfl if lnnllTaKlo Rdionoo llnOTMrnron all during winter and as a consequence two lambs tail ostrich feathers in catarrh to be a constitutional disease and tneretore requires constitutional treatment do not want a high temperature nor tones of shaded gray If 3 ou were drowning1 and friendly hands sn ived a plank to you and you Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J refused moisture All that will be neces- ¬ much A gown recently made for the maid of Cheney it you would be committing- suicide Co Toledo Ohio is the only sary is to keep them from freezing Thi3 honor had a skirt of cream bengaline constitutional cure on the market It ia Yet that is precisely what women are doing if they go about their homes may be done in the following manner and a pouched bodice of the same taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a almost dead with misery yet refuse to grasp the kindly hand held out to them teaspoonful on the It acts Dig a trench in a well drained spot on trimmed with guipure A zouave of and mucous surfaces directlysystem blood It is suicidal to go day after day with that dull con They of the the south side of any building about pink velvet and epaulets of cream lace offer one hundred dollars for any case it stant pain in the region of the womb and that two feet deep six feet wide and as long and a big hat of pink velvet and white fails to cure Send for circulars and testibloating heat and tenderness of the abdomen monials Address F J Cheney Co Toas necessary to contain the plants If feathers completed the picture which make the weight of your clothes an ledo O Sold by Druggists 75c is to be permanent wall up the trench almost intolerable burden to you It is not One of the prettiest costumes in a Halls Family Pills are the best with brick to the top or board tightly very complete trousseau which has just natural to suffer so in merely emptying the The south side should extend eight to been sent up to Scotland was a little 4 Trouble for Both bladder Does not that special form of suf ¬ He Oh of course dear it is all ricrhf- fnr and the traveling gown of dove gray faceten inches above the ground fering tell you that there is inflammation to VOll north side about six inches higher to cloth The button over sacque bodice YOU the eat Onions if you like thpm rmrl Tn somewhere not one but I declare its rBPh hfrffri7irKrT T Shall I tell you what it is catch the rays of the sun and shed wa- ¬ so becoming to slight figures had four hard work toto stopit stand ter The sash for the top consisting rounded tabs or scallops which butSiifGwSfafi klieWell I dont blame you Harry for It is inflammation of the wombl after I eat them I can hardly stay where I of one or more pieces according to the toned on the left shoulder If it goes on polypus or tumor or cancer will set in am myself Judge fi length is fastened with hinges on the A beautiful tea gown which comes Commence the use of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable All sides should be well from a very famous Paris atelier in north side Compound Thousands of women in this condition have There Is a Class of People banked- up with earth to help keep out tended for an extravagant trousseau Who are injured by the use of coffee Rebeen cured by it Keep your bowels open with Mrs Pinkhams Liver Pills the cold Fill to thedepth of 20 inches is of pale sapphire blue brocade The cently there has been placed in all the and if you want further advice write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass stat grocery with sawdust or leaves well tramppd in gown is cut en princess and made with GJRATN stores a new preparation called ing freely all your symptoms she stands ready and willing to give you O made of pure grains that takes and the bed is ready for the plants a full watteau back the plaits of the the place of coffee The most delicate stomthousands the very best advice She has given the helping hand to Place the potted plants in the saw- ¬ watteau starting from a band of ach receives it without distress and but suffering justlike yourself many of whom lived miles away from a physi-of the pot jeweled embroidery which is placed few can tell it from coffee It does not cost cian iler marvelous vegetable compound lias cured dust or leaves up to the rim as much drink with many thousands of women across the back between the shoulders over benefit 15Children may cts pericpackIt can be found at any great cts and 25 and which glitters with small sapphires age Try it Ask for GRAIN O respectable drug store emeralds and diamonds Mrs Chakles Dunmobe 102 Fremont St Winter A wedding gown carried out ina very At Harvard Hill Somerville Mass says I was in pain day and IfL T3iMiP original fashion is made in white - The Old Man Well how are you getting night my doctor did not seem to help me I could SPPfclw v on with y our work George duchess satin with a court train ornanot seem to find any relief until I took Lydia E Pink ¬ The oung on the KF mented with a big true lovers1 knot team Out ofMan who iswp Annt-football hams Vegetable Compound I had inflammation of TyZXZJrf- vC iZ42 Tf siVlit tlirnu tfyKxr J r im s leautifully embroidered in pearls- Yale down this year Im a lobster the womb a bearing down pain and the whites very WTO ST r bunches of orange blossoms and a bow jLruie badly The pain was so intense that I could not sleep at drapery of white gauze The whole of night I took Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for eight sv tyiJ rvn Ti I Shalce Into Your Shoes -of the skirt is veiled with a the front Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet and am now all right Before that I took morphine pills for my pain that gauze drapery of the finest and most It cures painful swollen smarting feet and was a great mistake for the relief was only momentary and the effect vile delicate design and on one side there is instantly takes the sting out of corns and am so thankful to be relieved of my sufferings for the pains I had were some-I A SIMBLJD HOTBED bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery The a graceful chatelaine formed entirely of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight thing terrible I am indeed very grateful for the good Mrs Pinkhams reme and cover during cold nights of long frame is left open all day unless the bodice trails of orange blossoms The or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure dies have done me is particularly becoming with for sweating callous hot tired aching feet weather is too severe but during the Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe cold days and nights it should have its soft draperies of gauze and chiffon Stores 25c Trial package FREE Write to some extra covering and during the se- ¬ and its crossing bands of satin on Allen S Olmsted Lelloy N Y is to keep some Pearline in a sifter vere weather may remain covered a which appear smaller true lovers ready to use for floor washins dish Great Expectations week at a time The greatest care i3 knots traced out in pearls Y- washing-- etc Pauline If I marry you will you agree not then needed for if the sun is very to do anything to displease me FAMED IN HISTORY You sprinkle a little over the floor for warm they need constant ventilation Ten Broke Certainly If 1 marry you 1 instance and then just wash it over with a during the day to prevent them from The sacred crocodiles of Egypt were dont expect to do anything at all N Y Journal wet cloth burning Thus arranged they should buried with her proudest kings See how much more convenient to use than thrive with an outside climate of from A Valuable Franchise Secured The Sandwich islanders believe thatN soap to say nothing of the easier work The franchise of easy digestion one of the 10 to 15 degrees below zero A hotbed the souls of their deceased monarchs is made with the same frame but with reside in the ravens and they entreat most valuable in the gift of medical science If youre buying and using Pearline simply for can be secured by any person wise enough a different filling If used for spring Europeans not to molest them washing clothes and not for all kinds of washing to use Hostetters Stomach Bitters either to plants vegetables the very best of fine suppress growing dyspepsia or to uproot it at and cleaning youre cheating yourself out of a The calf the white cow of Siam the mold should be secured this fall and in hawk the ape the ibis the cat the asp maturity Bilious rheumatic and fever and m great deal of comfort and economy persons troubled with nerv late February operations begun Fill the crocodile dogs beetles frogs mice ague sufferersthe constipated should also setwu ousness and to a depth of two feet with fine loose and rats have all been held in reverence cure the health franchise by the same meansmanure well tramped in stirring it in different sections of the globe Well Done Up occasionally and adding a little water Spiders have played important pacts Wife Did the Chinaman do up your shirt if it does not heat In about a week It is said when Mahomet fled from 4F when the temperature begins to go Mecca he hid in a cave and a spider wove - Husband Yes Beyond recognition K GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE down below 100 degrees put in about a web over the entrance When his Y Journal o six inches of light soil and if necessary pursuers came thither they saw the web I mix in a little sand Then plant the and believed no one was there It is said Do You Play Whist Euchre or Other Games seed and keep the temperature as near a spider performed the same kindly act The F F V playing card is better thaito 75 or 80 degrees as possible Water for David when Saul was hunting him any 50 cent card on the market Send 15 only when the surface becomes dry but one Swine were abhorred in Creteweasels cents for or deck or 25 cents for two decks stamps currencv to C B Ryan Asst pay constant attention to the airing at Thebes rats and mice in Troas por Genl Passr Agt C 0 Ry Cincinnati 0 and temperature Alvin Sanders da cupines in Persia the lapwing in New Farm and Home tire Delicious Nutritious Mexico bulls in Benares serpents in When a man tells you what a wonderful Greece and many of the African coun- ¬ poker player you are that man is planning TREATMENT OF COWS Chicago Costs Jess than ONM CENT a cnp The Hindoos never molest to enjoy life at your expense tries News Kindness to Live Stock Pays in Jloro snakes they call them fathers broth ¬ Be sure that the package bears our Trade Mark Ways Than One Plug Combines All Good Quali ers friends and other endearing names The fact that dairy cows should be On the coast of Guinea a hog happen ¬ ties All the desirable qualities you want ir treated kindly and be kept as quiet and ing to kill a snake the king gave orders Walter Baker Co Limited contented as possible has been stated that all the swine should be destroyed tobacco arc found in Star plug to a specia degree Its constant use produces no evi and re stated almost times without Established 1780 Dorchester Mass- In 1G09 an Englishman named Banks effects Trade Mark number Its importance is sufficient to which he had trained to It is justify all the attention which it has re¬ had a horse wherever he went over knows not always wise to tell all one follow him but it is well to know all one tells ceived Xot only this but the general Chicago Xews 9 fences and to the roofs of buildings truth which such a statement contains lie and his horse went to the top of that has a far wider application Fits stopped free and permanently curec All do ¬ immensely high structure St Pauls To fits after first days use of Dr Kline mestic animals should receive kind church After many wonderful ex- ¬ Jlreat Nerve treatment and should be kept as com- ¬ ploits at home the horse and his master treatise Dr Restore- Free 2sttrial bottle Klir2 933 Arch Phila 1 fortable as possible Whether the ani- ¬ went to Pome where they performed mal is kept for work for breeding pur- feats equally astonishing The result It is hard for a man to nassmonevthathe sees lying on the sidewalk especially if it poses for fattening or for producing was 4 that both Banks and his horse wero IS CUUIILUIILIL zIilCilgO wWS in any other direction it is certain that by order of the pope as en the best results can only be obtained burned CONSTIPATION To Cure a CoJil in One Day chanters t by treating it kindty Fer physical lake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets A t injury or nervous irritation will certain- ¬ druggists refund money if it iailstocuic 25i POINTS OF ETIQUETTE tak M ALL 4 10 ly make the animal less profitable than DRUGGISTS a 25 Nature has given to men one tonffu- but An engagement ring that is not cost- ¬ 50 it otherwisewould be Perhaps the cow two ears that we may hear from others to cure any case of constipation Cascarcts are the Ideal Laxa- BRftTTTTPT V fiTTS P 5TJTT1TI is more susceptible to injury from ly has set in its gold band a small twice as much as we speak Epictetus rtUOUUUlUlJl UUttllttHlljljUtiTe never grip or gripe but cause easv natural results Sam- - 9 turquoise these causes than any of the domestic I pie and booklet free Ad STERMXtt REMEDY CO Chicago Montreal Can or New York 282 After laying- aside crape a gown of Conanimals but they all even including I can recommend Pisos Cure for mmnuB-x-Qn9Ht0M the pig will certainly shoV the effects blak camels hair or vicuna cloth sumption to sufferers from Asthma 4 E D 04 on skirt and Townsend Ft Howard Wis May of harsh treatment The kind treat ¬ trimmed with wool braid ment of animals was formerly consid- ¬ bodice may be worn Cupid might do more business if he would THOUGHTLESS FOLKS HAVE THE A costly ring should not be worn by a exchange his bow for a popgun Chicago ered wholly a matter of sentiment and HARDEST WORK BUT QUICK W1TTED this side of the matter should still be re- girl in the workaday world to the office News PEOPLE USE garded Animals should be sell treated where she is employed as it is in ex A window crackresult lameback because it is right and humane to make tremely bad taste Use St Jacobs Oil result cures attack I themteomfdriable But now its known Politeness demands that a lady per t Almost anybody that cruelty or even neglect iot only mit a gentleman near her to restore to buggy Washington can own a horse and I Democrat 4 affects the animals unfavoraMj but her a fan glove handkerchief or any causes direct financial loss to their small belonging whieh she may have also The old storage battery St Jacobs Proper Way of CenstrHctinj Frames and Hotbeds NEGLECT IS STECTDE - - ¬ ¬ IbMI l t ¬ - ¬ - m - - ¬ ¬ ¬ Bfjg-P8iy Ml ¬ jlliiiii Xi3Rr -X- ¬ -- - 7mmr o - - Up-to- UT Q ¬ m m m m W v V A good idea ¬ ¬ - eh ILtiONsi -- peAPtlNe aV V - j ¬ Walter Baker Cos Breakfast COCOA liar A eEaico-iBKBciaae--aoeEoa9socMe- 5Bw s m A - c fUm CATHARTIC feCURE m V A T iT5 MiiranRlraa - - - ¬ - - N -- ¬ ¬ ¬ owners Consequent tkindnesfi to the live stock can properly be classed inder the head of pdlicy as well as undo that of principle This subject is alwaj s timely ibut just now when so many cows are coming fresh and the fatten- ¬ ing season for bullocks is at hanS it seems worthy of special notice Prairie dropped M Oil has power to cure Sciatica I APOLIO s-a- - THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Select butchers CALVES Pair to good ligki HOGS Common Mixed packers Liicht shippers Nov 11 2 85 CottlecominonS 2 tm 3 5 2 3 3 3 5 3 The silver lining to a great many clouds is nothing but moonshine J0 25 80 40 40 40 35 50 4 40 G 00 3 40 3 55 3 00 4 00 fa 5 CO 3 75 92 fo 90 2o 21 Cincinnati Wake up sore stiff Use St Jacobs Oil youll wake up cured The pig would rather have swill roses flams Horn than Hence roith she cried her dark eyes flashing women are to be free Tlie sultan bowed Very well he rejoined calmly I havent any kick coming Itll be a great saving to me 1 tell vou those N Y Savin ff r 1 MACHINE fob Farmer MACADAM A Dentil 1 ROADS ¬ ft considerable part is albumen t is coagulates with heat And this which sltll more when rennet is used Pota ¬ Solid Element in Mill Many persons are surprised to learn that nriik which is liquid has a larger proportion of solid elements than hive many articles of food Milk averages 75 per cent of solid matter of which when it it ex pands making it seem much heartier food than it is The solid of the potato mainly starch That of milk ie di ¬ i vided between caseins butter fats and iiii rt7 v Tf 1 sugar the last q which is found in ouwivcia wuiizn come utj arounrf th vrhey whfch even though it be soured raspberries or between the rows make ghows by thui fact that it has soma gfooa plants if carefully dug and por¬ sugar in it tion o Ihe cross root retained ¬ toes are 80 is oosked the starch in per eent moisture though t Many so ealled macadam roads con- sist of a few inches of broken stone laid on the surfaee of the ground without any provision for preventing the stone from spreading uuder the pressure of loads There should be made a trench of the width and depth intended for the road bed For light traffic six inches of stone on a good foundation will an- ¬ swer but for heavy traffic this is not sufficient The pressure of a load pass ¬ ing over a compact road spreads out through the body beneath in cone like form the apex being at the load on the surface With a depth of but six inches the weight at the bottom will be spread out over 3G square inches if it is nine inches deep the weight on the foundation will- be spread over SI square inches and if 12 inches deep it spreads over 144 soaare icehea TWti of road bed means strength The area il uj it l me uase sustaining tne weight of the road increases as the square of the depth A road 12 inches deep is four times as strong as one six inches deep L A W Bulletin C L of Twelve Inelies 3Inkea nn ExccHcnt Roadbed Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bhl POTATOES Per bbL n NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent No2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE OATS Mixed PORK New mess Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork FLOUR Winter family GEAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 red Com No 2 mixed Oats No 2 LAMBS SHEEP Choice World Good to choice SIO ffJIj MY WIFE LIFE SPEAR NOTICE NA2IE Jr 11 f r 9 00 14 1 75 185 5 00 47 fa 9 25 fa 8 02 4 15 18 fa 25 2 50 fa 2 25 fa 5 25 99 fa 33i WRITE FOR CATALOGUE K How fa f 41 was the means of saving it I promptly cured K Morris Memphis Tenn The question Is consumption cura ¬ ble is still debated and still debatable It is easy to say that this was not a case of consumption Yet the physicians said it was They should know As a matter of fact Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral has wrought so many similar cures that it seems to argue the curableness of con sumption in its earlier stages by the use of this remedy There is no better medi cine for pulmonary troubles than Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral It gives relief in cases of Asthma and Bronchitis where re ¬ lief has been heretofore unattainable It promptly cures Coughs and Colds La Grippe and all affections of the throat t nd lungs Heretofore Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral has been put up in full size bottles only at ioo per bottle To meet a world wide demand for a smaller pack age the remedy is now put up in half size bottles at halt price 50 cents Write for Dr Ayers Curebook free and learn more 01 cures euecieu dv ur Ayers cnerry Pertoral Address J C Ayer Co Lowell ¬ ¬ ¬ CO self actwgV SHADEROILERS 1 LARD Western 6 50 4 85 25 9 25 HftJ Tilt INDIANAPOLIS IHD 450 CHICAGO CORN No 2 OATS No2 PORK Mess FLOUR Winter natents GRAIN WheatNo 2 red No 2 Chicago spring LARD Steam BALTIMORE 2 5 00 938 87 i 94S 88 27 7 45 4 20 Ci 7 40 20tf FLOUR Family KAIN Wheat No Southern Wheat j LARD CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GEAIN W heat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Com Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess Corn Mixed- Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 4 50 97 90 32JS 27 4 00 4 30 4 75 973 90 32 28 45 4 40 4 50 94 24K 20 3 75 stfam 4 00 97 27J4 21 9 50 4 45 - When the lungs are nttadked and the ymptoms of consumption appear then begins the struggle between affection and that destroying disease which slays its thousands annually It is a happy issue to the struggle when disease is conquered and health restored Such an issue does not always end the struggle but it did in the case of Mr K Morris Memphis Tenn who saw his wife wasting and weakening and physicians helpless and then sug gested the simple xemedy that wrought the cure He tells the story thus Seven years ago ray wife had a severe attack of lung trouble which the phy- ¬ The sicians pronounced consumption cough was extremely distressing espe- ¬ cially at night and was frequently attended with the spitting of blood The doctors being unable to help her I in ¬ duced her to try Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral and was surprised at the great relief it gav Before using one whole bottle 6he wa4 cured so that now she is strong and quite healhy That this medicine saved y wifes life I have not the least doubt Ialways- keep Dr Ayers Cherry Pectora IfftfceYirmBP Whenever anv of my family have a cold or cougk we use it and arc - III Mil Wesleys J ri ThLP rifi - jf IfstArtF a Jfiy k and jet ncstri nuuu cvn fPjOTSHOBH Old Farm Remedy DPOitK CONSTIPATION TIRED FEELING GENERAL DEBILITY Absolutely cures and prevents malaria stlmoiates and strengthens tho brain Samples sent F1XE22 XJB WIUT1C STH7 TLnenlay COMPANY IN TIME WESLEY REMEDY Cincinnati Ohio CURES Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good TJso m time bold by drupnists WHtHh ALL ELSE FAII S eA A N K E ie Mass WHEN W1UTJBKG TO lViiiiva3-iiplease state that yon ww the 2vcrttsat meat Sb tiiis puticav - 1682 o - V - yrV VJ 1f S THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 12 1897 WENT OUT AND HOLLERED Hew a Witness 4 Look Out tf- vis- f V For Cancer Few people are born entirely free from bkod taint This is often ysy slight or rethote and sometimes may not develop at all in one generation but breaks out in a serious disease later Cancer the most dreadful of all dis¬ eases is often the result of some blood taint inherited from generations back It often appears as a mere mole or in¬ significant pimple which later develops into an alarming condition No one knows but that he may be subject to an inherited impurity in the blood nor can he tell whether or not this may some day crop out in the form of destructive cancer It is therefore important that any little sore or scratch which does not readily heal be given prompt attes tion or a serious condition may result Mr Robert Smedley of Ocala Fla was the victim of a malignant cancer which first appeared in the manaer aboM described He writes M first I paid no attention to the little blotches on my face thinking they would soon pass away Before long however they became sore and soon began to enlarge I applied ordinary local remedies but they had no effect add I then consulted a physician When Norfolks foremost families The de fendant was a woman and was charged with forgery and complicity in pension frand As the proceedings drew to a close all the city crowded into the ¬ Pension Case An- ¬ nounced Her Husbands Death It was the trial of a member of one of la courtroom Eesidents from Ghent and loafers from the wharfs sat together on one bench and the bailiff not to lose so good a chance manifested his authority by calling out order and himself making more noise than all the people in the court The last witness was a negress port¬ ly and very black Her voice was sin ¬ gularly mellow and sweet The govern ¬ ment was questioning her about the death of her husband and her testimo- ny was directly against the defendant The courtroom was consequently very quiet and still You say your husband died in Nor ¬ folk snarled the district attorney Yescan HOW TO FIND OTT Fill a bottle or common eIrss wltharine hours afasfdi and let it stand twenty four uuhcaitUyicon ment or settling indicates an When dltiouof the Kidneys kidney uriue gttlins troubles Too linen It is evidence of frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kid ¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO f There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish the in relieving pain inpart back kidneys liver of the urinarySpas bladderand every sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- ¬ lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over-¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of belug compelled to get up mauy times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor-¬ dinary effect of swamp Root is soon realized highest for its wonderful It stands thedistressing caes If you cures of the most ued a medicine you should have the best Sold fifty cents and one dollar by druggists price You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet Mention The Paris both sent free by mail your address to Dr Ky N uws a nd seud Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen 24splmo uiness of this offer TWIN BROTHERS Vj- a- - I 7 You are cordially invited to inspect the handsomest line of Cloth ¬ ing Dry Goods Dress Goods Shoesetc ever displayed in Bourbon County Not alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend to give the people the benefit of buying them at a less price tban other stores can offer See our new and mammoth j it FALL STOCK OF MEN S BOYS and CHILDRENS V - JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed aatisfactorypOallb xour work - is promptly answered Knees reasonable sohcitPd F ii ffenz r ltraiP H r Lyi t - he told me I had cancer I became alarmed and hastened to obtain treat- ¬ was ment for I knew how dangerous cancer tion but the cancer continued to grow worse until the physicians I received the best medical atten- ¬ v UJ 1 II a I - finally said that I would have to have an operation performed as that was the only hope for me This I re- ¬ fused to submit to as I knew cancer was a blood disease and my common sense told me that it was folly to expect an operation to cure a blood disease Knowing S S S to be a good blood remedy I decided to try it and the first bottle produced an improvement I continued the medicine and in four months the last scab dropped off Ten years have elapsed and not a sign oi the disease has returned The alarming increase in the number of deaths which occur as the result of a surgical operation is attracting general attention and a strong sentiment against such methods of treatment is fast de- ¬ veloping among the most intelligent classes It seems that in almost every case wkere the doctors treatment is unsuccessful the learned physicians de- ¬ cide at once that an operation must be performed and the keen blade of the surgeon is recklessly resorted to The many caustic plasters which are applied to remove cancers are more pain ¬ ful than death and the danger of a sur- gical operation is as great as the disease itself No plaster or surgical oper ¬ ation can cure cancer because it is a blood disease the destructive cancer cells are in the blood and cannot be cut out or removed by local treatment As the disease must be forced from the blood it is only reasonable to rely upon a real blood remedy for a cure one which goes direct to the cause of the trouble and removes it S S S Swifts Specific is the only known cure for cancer and other obsti- ¬ nate and deep seated blood diseases such as Scrofula Eczema Catarrh Rheuma ¬ tism and Contagious Blood Poison It is -- Purely Vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaran- ¬ teed to contain not a particle of mercury j potash or other mineral which means so much to all who know the disastrous effects of these drugs Books on Cancer and Blood Diseases will be mailed free to all who address Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga W fKPORT V - MTI In Effect March CM 1 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND By the W B Conkey Company the largest puDnsuers ana manufacturers or books in the United States Finest line of new holiday and other subscription books on the market Also agpnts waited for THE SIL ¬ VER SIDE the latest and bestf text- ¬ book on the silver question by theSgreat -- silver leaders fv EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY Windsor Castle Treasures LARGEST COA1MISSIONS Those marvelous treasuries the gold PRICES BELOW COMPETITION and silver pantries which lie close to Write at once for circulars andtspecial gether in the northeast corner of Wind terms stating your choice of territory sor castle at the foot of the Prince of W B CONKEY COMPANY Wales tower were until recent years 341 343 345 447 349 351 Dearborn St very frequently visited by the queen CHICAGO 14sep 4wk who with her housewifely love of de- ¬ tail never considered it beneath her dignity to make intimate acquaintance AdvprHsfmrnt with the vast quantity of articles in the Some precious metals which have either been personal gifts to herself or form a he- ¬ Grave errors injustice wrongs of reditary appanage to her state Even lately her majesty has visited her pan- ¬ greater or less degree arise from lack tries in her wheel chair and the present of knowledge of the truth ancLmore arrangement of the multitude of ebjects r r j l therein has been made entirely with her irequenuy irom uecepuun rMAspersonal approval Apart from the in ¬ The most infamous case rairrecord terest which necessarily attaches to ar- ¬ of deception and injustice is the at- ¬ ticles which are in daily and intimate use by the queen the plate at Windsor tempt to demonetize silver as a money castle is acknowledged the finest collec- ¬ of final redemption in the United tion in the world and is more than States worthy of consideration There is no learned judge skilled The two so called pantries which in reality are strong rooms of the most ap- lawyer or court of justice that is proved and well arranged kind are capable of reconciling the effort with separated from one another by he plate the constitutional laws that govern cleaning rooms which are furnished with all kinds of known appliances for the issue of money in this country the adequate polishing and burnishing The people have been deceived of every kind of rare and delicate gold ¬ officials in power chosen to adminis- ¬ smiths work All the royal plate is car- ¬ ried to these rooms in rotation and ter justice under the laws have cleaned whether in use or not and the ignored their sworn duty and given system employed for giving it out and aid to the scheme that has paralyzed receiving it back forms ample and re- ¬ sponsible work for the yeomen of the industry reduced property- values pantries and their assistants many of one half and beggared millibns whom are veritable giants among men There is no authority of law either as the weight that have to be moved specific or by inference By which are very often enormous Colliers gold alone is made the only money Weekly with which to discharge debts either A Train of Blackguards The effort to In many of the great cities of Enrono public or private whenever a great festival is about to make it so is unconstitutional and a take place all the questionable and sus- national calamity picious characters are urged by the Plain and ample information facts police to take a few days airing in the country and to disappear for a time and truth concerning this almost suc- ¬ from their accustomed haunts This is cessful scheme to corner the wealth found preferable to putting them under of the people is now being printed lock and key In Petersburg and Moscow and in Vi ¬ in the Cincinnati EnquireV a news- ¬ enna those who do not leave of their paper which the combined power of own accord on being thus pressed are shipped off by the police in a special money has failed to muzzle or buy The Weekly Enquirer is only 75c train and Japan has recently adopted the same excellent custom a year The address is tfi Now whenever a popular pageant is Enquirer Company Cincinnati O about to take place the or train of blackguards may be seen steaming away into the country with its freight of known and suspected malefactors You were with him Yessah Eight dere with him when he died Tell us about it I member sah he got up through¬ the night He said he was too wam ly ing down dere with me and de little child Tze too wam he said Til go to de winduh and lie down dere He gen ally got up nights anyhow when he was too wam I dont know how long he had been lyin by de winduh fore I heard a rusle I geneally keeps a lamp burnin I nights I hears him say Ole oman up and he says Ole oman get started up And I jumped up an says Ole He says What man I jumped up and went to him at de winduh and he was like he was strug glin I says Honey whats de matter and de las wodhe said I dont know I said Lord have mercy whats de matter wid you And after I said dat he didnt say no mo Genmen he died right off I said Lord Jesus my hus ¬ band gone What am I gwine to do No one was with me but dat child I went out and hollered Some said 1 oclock at night dey heard me holler I went out and hollered for some one to come fo my 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