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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): November 19, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): November 19, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897111901_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): November 19, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. - t - yrps K- - r 1 - K T - v v - c - V r - -- i j v- v Y1 T h CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners in 23d and 24th BOURB MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered N 51 G- - NEW jftfi PRINTED EVERY TUESDAYFAHD FRIDAY Established fbb i issi Ol SMMTEMTE WA PARIS BOURBON CO KY FBI Dg Mary NOVEMBER 19 1897 NO FREE ROUND TRIP TO LEXINGTON - sion In And About The Dalzell and ICr Cambridge F Martin Miss Bertha Henry on Nov J Bur Squires andmJcr Wm J Reed on Nov John Judy has been granted a pen ¬ 25th kW Hrris and Mr Andrew Curtis oriter24th Miss Anna Ragan Fall Suitings And Overcoats and best of trimmings at a reduction on or - The Millersburg eleven will play Mt Sterling to day at Mt Sterling Addison Turner sold five hogsheads of tobacco for one party at 14 cents Miss Lucy Reese of Mason is the guest of relatives here this week Miss Lucylee Allen is the guest of Mrs Brock in Cynthiana this week E P Clarke Frank Overley and Addison Turner were in Cincinnati this week On every purchase of 8500 or over we will refund the amount of Mrs Dr Shaw and daughter were guests of Mrs W M Britt Monday and yoiir railroad Tickgt Our store will be headquarters for visitors and it is our purpose to Tuesday Rev J N Current of Louisville is make it a banner week for buyers of Holiday Goods We will also present to our friends and customers tickets to the the guest of his brother M H Current this week Chrysanthemum 8how Mrs J B Crouch and Mrs Dimmett 500 Pictures Popular subjects 150 to 850U of Cynthiana were guests of friends Fancy chairs here this week Rockers Antique or mahogany finish S150 taborettes tables couches and countless other articles Mr and Mrs C W Howard spent Pay us a visit from Monday to Thursday in Cincin- ¬ NOTE THE ATTRACTIONS GR4ND CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW AND FLOWER CARNIVAL Including Two Concerts Daily m MARRIBD At th Methodist church on Wednesday evening in CarlifiW 17 l8Wiit naif past six oclock Nov T t by Rev B Lancaster Mr John W Tiitoh Jrymd Miss Mary Belle Marr1 Of the best of material Married- - W daetdny afternoon the before November 20th f Walter E Linville of marriagfe Nicholas Stjhty and Miea Orra B Stewart November 2d Will make you a fine Business Suitfor 2500 and up with as fine LStewrtiKJchrrtfd at the home of the Hughes officiating bride ReVBi trimmings a3 any first class house would give you on their 4000 or1 Winfield SBuckler has filed contest 5000 suits papers agaipst Judge S MqMahill over the recent diction tot Police Judge of this city Qethe face of the returns Call and see what kind of an Overcoat we will make you for from Mr McMafiH wbprby two votes The 2800 to 4000 with the very best of trimmings and material that caim contest is Meed upon alleged illegal be had Call and examine Overcoatings and trimmings and be votes cast convinced Saturdayigyening last a fire broke out in the hay lot of D P Lindsays stable and soonVpryad to Ratliff Bros and D Pants We will make you the finest for 1200 that can be had R Judys stables and jn a few moments wan in ashes Ratliff anywhere but we make Panto from 500 to 1200 the wholeropr Bros had pjat in two tons of hay and a load of oatSfnd Dr Lindsay bad pit in a ton Lossion all about five hundred We will give you the best of make and by Union Labor dollars with no insurance Folks whojkre inclined to kick against L turnpike the buying of the M stop tV consider that had the case should been tried h the Kenton County Court the probabilities were that it would havevco8t us forty thousand dol-¬ lars before jife got through with it S The law says thatin condemnation suits the calculation should be made on the earning basil of six per cent and as Col Baldwin was prepared to prove the road had been paying this interest on 38000 for seyen years past be would have had People almost a sure thing against us should lookat business facts in a busi ¬ ness way V Vfr fbittradive daughter of S G e F BROWER nati thiB week CO FARM m OHIO IT A DESIRABLE TIME TABLE EAST BOUND IjV Louisville At Private Sale A desirable farm containing 830am 600pm ll15am 840pm Ar Lexingtou Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm CUMMINS Lv Wlnchesterll58am 9213pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 6o jam 340pm ArPhiladelphiaM1015am 705pm is offered vz Avnn yuapm ArjNew rorii WEST BOUND t t t 901 SITUATED Acres ON THE TURNPIKE HAWKINS 8 MILES WEST OF PARIS ¬ Ar Winchester- 800am 520pm 735am 345pm Ax Lexington 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville 1001am 720pm AT Louisvine iiwam ouapin Trains marked thus f ran daily ex-- tt 730am 450pm 65oam 20pm at private sale on easy terms The farm is in a good state of cultivation well watered for man or beast even in this dry time is well improved cept Sunday other trains run daily Tnrougn sieopers oecween uomsviiie Mr Jos H Hawkins who lives near jexiugton and New York without the farm or Mr Connor who lives on lange it will take pleasure in showing t to my information call on with new dwelling six rooms and hall necessary out buildings including an excellent frame tobacco barn sufficient to house 14 acres of tobacco a great abundance of locust timber JFmratefitSlepinGarreserYatipn8orJ Agent L The Millersbarg Dramatic Company will give an entertainment at the opera house in a few weeks Rev Mahoney formerly connected here with the Baptist Church visited friends here this week Hon W C Owens of Georgetown has been the guest of his mother and sister here for several days Carpenter Jefferson sold nineteen hogsheads of tobacco at Cincinnati this week at an average of 1725 Mr Jas Plummer and bride arrived Wednesday evening from Illinois and are stopping at the Conway House Mrs Mary Ingels Messrs John and The Northwestern Mutual life has Owen Ingels and Jas F Woolums went to Eminence this week to visit Mr H paid to representatives of its policyT Batterton and family and have a holders and to its nolicv holders and is hunt now holdingffbr ttiem 180000t000 an Miss Kate Edgar the County School excess over premium reoeipts of over Superintendent was here Wednesday to 200000004 tf visit the city schools and was much pleased with the way they are being conducted Dr Louis K Landman the oculist and optician of No 503 West 9th st Cin- ¬ cinnati O will be at the Fleming House Millersburg Ky on Wednesday 24th He comes by special request of hisjformerjpatrpnsandswiirkremainonei frpflrp mmsm Lj PARIS FURHISHIHG H TAILORING C0r STOUT Manager New Buggy Company i Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles suchj as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new uayoaiy SmeakwL mmmmm BUGGIES BAROUGHES SUEMES -- workmen to ao dnrwor r stocktiancf comnare our brices ryery thing in the vehicle F B Carr -- orGEORGE W Barney Div Fobs Agent Lexington Ky NRB Paris Ky H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Co Terms One third cash balance in Mr Robt Collier of Nicholas and one and two years with interest from Miss Anna Hardy of Hooktown were v date married Wednesday at Mr Nat Colliers near town Only the relatives and a Q WARD J few friends were present The cereAttorney in fact mony was by Rev Mitchell of Carlisle 12oct 6wk For B M Hildreth Miss Lelia McClintock Misses Carrie and Lelia Current Misses Lida Clarke A T jHL rPTIWTC tj s and foreign and Anna Rankin Mrs Jno Mock X JhVi IT O PKOCURED Messrs Chas Martin F Miller Lay son Tarr Will Mclntyre F A Viniont EUGENE W JOHNSON M Vimont Levi Trotter and SOLICITOR AND ATTOKNEY IN PAT ¬ Jeff others are in Cynthiana attending the ¬ jobs to be first class Call and see us - The public is invited to inspect our MkiikL Wehave enaffed lexnemenaediiiexTjfiMfiiiiiL STjWAgfisW fWMfmefliHBUdlK auu guarantee au auu insure Bausiauuioa wt- IT line -- - l -- Prompt attention to all orders K v mi -- f a K WL DOUGLAS alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 3AOO and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S3 GO and 82 OO shoes for men S2GO SSOO and glTS for boys and youths W L Douglas shoes are indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style flt and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ety of leather D dealer cannot supply you write for catalogue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by ¬ HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY x Onice Hours MfcMMM 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m ENT CAUSES 1739 New Yorlc Ave Washington D C Office established 18G8 Charges moderate Correspondence Requested fox hunt 3 SHOE years this For 14 theWoHd shoe by merit li PWMl Poland China Hoi s FOR SALE The Cincinnati Enquirer of yesterday contained the following notice of the Mr Horace Purdy Payne nuptials 2mar ljan98 Purdy a prosperous young farmer of Millersburg Ky and Miss Lulie D Payne a pretty young lady of the same place were married in the parlors of Gibson House at 4 oclock the yesterday afternoon by Rev P H Dun- ¬ PARIS KY can of Ludlow Ky 602 MAIN ST assisted by Rev M Raines of Cincinnati ministers F Over Deposit Bank of the Christian Church Mr J W 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m Payne brother of the bride and Mr Office hours and Mrs O H Howard witnessed the ceremony The bride is an orphan RAJXROAD TIME CARD She wore a fawn colored walking dress with glo ves and hat to match NRR L 525k 3sifS MH DAILEY EANS P ¬ J P KIELY TRUSTWORTHY to active W ANTED gentlemen or ladies and travel for responsible established house -- ARRIVAL OF TRAINS One male pig and three gilts of same From Cincinnati 1116 a m 58 p m 1015 p m News Culled From Nicujas County llitter Eligible to register Precincts and of best From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m Good Individuals 333 p m 627 p m strains of blood five months old weight From the Mercury From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m fel35 pounds Call on or address J D Parker bought twenty 650 lb 328 p m GEORGE CLAYTON paying ao p m cattle at Mt Sterling Monday JSTom maysviiie i4X a m 3h cents Hutchison Ky DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Jas L Donnell County Treasurer To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m sold his farm of 125 acres near Jacks 340 p m ToLexington-750a m 1127 a m town to Wm Parker of Bourbon for O 6250 I CARLISLE in Kentucky Monthly 65 00 aud ex-¬ penses Reference Position steady Enclose self addressel stamped envelope The Dominion Company Dept W 16nov 8t Chicago 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 WINCHESTER REPEATINQ ARMS CO Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Gun or Ammunition and take no other FREEOur new Illustrated Catalogue New Haven Ct 1 HINTON Agent l- - AU ire Wind and Storm To Richmond To Maysville losspm i 1125 a in LUtWi Jm 4 U 543 p m Insurance 750 a m 635 p m F B Cabr Agent 8 Chas Turner had a fine saddle stolen Wednesday night A reward is offered for its return or apprehension of the HARMON STITT 29je Assignee thief THE VERY BEST OLD RELIABLE PAYING PROMPT- - ft P NON UNION BLDEGRASS NURSERIES Cheap Pianos built on the patchwork plan cases made at one place works at another 1897 then thrown together by a self styled manufacturer are offered daily at of Fruit and Ornamental prices so rediculous as to convince Fnll stock CJrape Vines Small Fruits any intelligent person of their utter Trees Asparagus and every thing for Ol worthlessness In marked contrast cfaard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell direct to are our the planter saving enormous commis--sion- s FALL Catalogue on application to H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky Low Priced Pianos one To Loan 1 have from One Thousand to Fifteen Hundred Dollars to loan on first mort gage at eight per cent per annum ¬ -- j 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 Ernest Urchs 121 Co and 123 West Fourth Slreet HARMON STITT CINCINNATI Sole Stelnway Representatives At the home of R S DEALER IN Williams by Rev W E Mitchell Mr Monroe Sparks and Miss Elizabeth F Furniture Window Shades Oil jDR MOTTS CEDEMJCC AJL CO - Cleveland Olxio Williams Carpets Mattresses Cloths For Sale2By W T Brooks Druggist A special business meeting of the Etc Masons will be held to night at the I O O F hall Every member is re ¬ Special attention given to Ondertak- quested to be present ing and Repairing The members of the Young Mens Paris Ky Institute of this city will give a hop at Main Street - - their hall over Ratliff Bros on Wed ¬ nesday evening November 24th Jas Boyd Of near this city was in fye Eptoi tf jured in a runaway last Friday Oscar J t 1 Ham was driving a young horse which is the title of took fright and ran into Mr Boyds cart Is the triumph of a womans inventive genius and afford MARK TWAINS throwing him out and rendering him more genuine comfort and satisfaction to housekeepers bv unconscious for some time He is now reason of the attractive wholesome perfect Griddle Cakes ifc improving 18y New Book of Travel NThe story of his produces than any kitchen utensil ever- invited The Nicholas County Fiscal Court JOURNEY N finished its Fall session this week by Around the world closing up a lot of business that has Hawaii Austrathrough Be- ¬ been accumulating for some time lia Fiji Islands India and territory for sale on liberal terms Send references anik Smith Africa etc Beau sides allowing a long list of claims it retifully illustrated by elected M M Brothers Keeper of the Adress Dan Beard A B Frost 2c stamp for particulars County Infirmary re elected John L B W Clinedinst The THE KENTUCKY GRIDDLE CO McCowan Infirmary Commissioner and Authors Masterpiece elected Dr Harry Munger Infirmary Lexington Kj To Another Innocent Abroad ama Physician A success from the start Ladies do especiaillyawell selling this Griddle v Invitations have been ssued for the Enormous sale assured In writing benre andsrfate in what paper you saw this advertiseS following weddings to occur nest week 3000 Agents Vanted Mr Harvey Frank Miller and Miss ment Exclusive field 2end for Address u Edna Earl Hutchinga on 24th inst circulars and terms Mention paper 9nov 4t Miss Lucie Mclntyre daughter of Mrs THE JOSES BE6S PBB CO COCIMATI 0 - Married GEO W DAVIS frPE Mrs- The only safe sure and reliable Female PTXIi ever offered to Ladies especially recommend NNYROYAL edL to married LadiesAsk for DZ MOTTS PEHUYSOTAIi FZZiXiS and take no ether YgsT Send for circular Price 100 per Jox 6 boxes for 500r PILL Ladies Ready for Agents ftMm Jjals Shaeffers New Patent Pan Cake Griddle - i 1 ¬ County Agents Wanted ¬ L - - r ia F1 2 FOR THE RELIEF Of lee Hound Whalers Keindecr Will B Used Tlio Bear Will Be Keady to Sail in About Twenty Bays THE BOUEBON NEWS STOCK GROWEES IDAY NOVEMBER 19 1897 WILL SELL OUT The Niearaguan National Railroads Are In the Market Loss in the Exports of German Goods Washington Nov 18 Consul Wie to the United States sike at Managua informs the state de ¬ partment that the Niearaguan governSome o the German Papers Suggest ment has determined to send a commisRaising Import Duties to Retaliate Es ¬ sion abroad to sell or lease the national pecially in tho Matter of Sugar A railroads He has advised the comMost Favored Clause Violated mission to visit the United States first ¬ M i r c Washington Nov 16 Secretary Gage has requested the secretary of the interior to instruct the Alaskan offi cials to gather about 600 head of rein- ¬ deer from the government herds for the use of the expedition for the relief of the ice bound whalers in the Arctic It is expected that the Bear which is now at Seattle will be ready to sail in about ten days and within twenty days thereafter it is expected that she will reach some point on Nortons sound where a large party will be engaged for the 600 mile overland trip to Point Barrow The herd of reindeer which will be killed for food if needed will be driven overland and it is the con fident expectation of Capt Shoemaker chief of the revenue cutter service and Capt Hooper who is in command of the Bering sea patrol fleet that the party will reach Point Barrow and the imprisoned whalers before the middle of February The route over which the herd will be driven is said to abound in moss upon which the reindeer feed and both agree that the scheme for the relief of the whalers is perfectly feasible and will be attended with little danger Capt Tuttle who will command the Bear is regarded as one of the most capable and trust- ¬ worthy men in the service and no ap- ¬ prehension is felt regarding the out-¬ come of the enterprise Secretary Alger has directed the award of the contract for the four locks on the Ohio river to the lowest bidders the Evans ville Ind firm of Eigemann Hollerbach Eichel Arnold There are many protests against this award but the secretary after looking up the law in the case found that he had no discretion but to accept the lowest bid as stated by Maj Bixby the proper bonds being furnished Surgeon General Sternberg of the army Dr Horebeck of Charleston Dr Josiah HartzelL of Canton O Dr ¬ Samuel H Durgan of Boston Dr A H Doty of New York and Dr S R Olliphant of New Orleans the latter pointed to go to Havana to study the subject of yellow fever and the manner in which it is brought to the United States They claimed that good regu- ¬ lations in Havana would do more to prevent yellow fever in the United States than the best quarantine regu ¬ lations that can be adapted and en- ¬ forced The president said he would give their suggestions due considera- ¬ of health members of the American Public Health association called at the white house Monday They saw the president and urged him to incorporate in his message a recom- ¬ mendation that a commission be ap- ¬ president of the Louisiana state board i tion Washington Nov 1C The attitude of the administration towards the sub ¬ ject of reciprocity with Canada is prob¬ ably disclosed in the following statement of a government official The task of the government would be made easier if the statesmen in ongress would- - be controlled by the interests of the country at large Some of them unfortunately confine their views to a particular concession to be obtained from a foreign country for a local interest and then desire our compensatory concession to be made not by their own but by some other locality They make of reciprocity a series of questions to be settled in the interest of particular districts We may be able to secure arrangements which will add millions to our national export trade and yet it might be defeated by a combination of a few minor local interests not amounting to a million Yat reciprocity means mutual concession without this nothing can be accom- ¬ plished We must give a market if we acquire one not necessarily a free market but an accessible market Take coal for illustration By giving access to the New England coast we might gain access perhaps control in the coal market of all central Canada with mutual advantages by reason of geographical and transport conditions Would it be wise for coal producers to antagonize these national conditions It i the same with other articles of commerce where long water transport ation is balanced against short rail- way carriage In samp things we can acquire an almost exclusive market greatly increasing cur exports in ex change for a market open only to the competition of the other party So it is with some phases of the question oi logs and coarse lumber against manu facturers of wood Whenever we en large the market of manufactures we inevitably enlarge demand for our raw material from which they are made and this tends to increase the price paid to the original producer The advantages of increased trade are widely distributed The major portion of commercial ex oh ange in this country is in the excep tional condition of producing a sur plus both of raw material and of the manufacture products Our policy must take into view this situation al though it increases our difficulty in vestigation that John B Ketchams negotiations which shall satisfy every friends have made since Monday interest All that can be hoped is a morning seems to have satisfied them result which in the aggregate shall that in spite of his excesses and his be clearly advantageous to the nation extravagance he did not seriously im as a unit All producers are also con pair his fortune All this property is to revert to the sumers and they often gain on one sich woman who announced herself to be as niuchas they lose on the other Ketchams widow the day after he died Scarlet Fever Epidemic that is of course if she can substanVAiXEr View Ky Nov 16 An epidemic of scarlet fever has caused tiate her assertion that he left a will making her his sole heir Uw public schools here to close ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE PRISONERS Captured on Board the Schooner Compet itor to Be Released Insurgents Fifeloa Can for a National Convention to Bi JHF Forts in the Outskirts of Havana Held in Denver Col yia Key West Fla Havana 18 It was reported late Wednesday 42 n evening that Marshal Blanco hasfre o i oasis oi ttepresuuuinuu rt Tnvtran ceived cabled instructions from Madrid Territory One Delegate to State and Be Selected by the Governor All to release the prisoners eapturedfpn Stockmen Are Welcome board the American schooner Compe- ¬ titor in April 1896by the Spanish gun ¬ Denveb Col Nov 17 The official boat Mesagera and that they will sail call has been issued for a national con- ¬ Thursday for the United States vention of stock growers to be held in It is also reported that the instruc- ¬ Denver- Januarj 25 27 The purpose is tions to the governor general direct the to perfect the organization of a na- ¬ return of the captured arms and of the tional stock growers association and vessel to its owners Adm Navarro to discuss and devise measures for the it is said was at first inclined todis improvement and protection of the in ¬ obey these instructions and with Tthe dustry The basis of representation other naval authorities was disposed will be as follows to resign before carrying them out Each state and territory one Marshal Blanco has requested the v to be appointed by the military authorities at Madrid to send governor each state and territorial Col Escribano former chief of staff of grange association of cattle horse Gen Weyler back to Cuba to account sheep and swine breeders one delegate for his actions in the matter of cattle for every 10000 head of stock repre- ¬ supplies sented by such organizations each Gen Quintin Bandera whom Gen Go- ¬ state or territorial live stock sanitary mez last September ordered to be court board three delegates each state agri ¬ martialed for disobedience to a special cultural college one delegate live- ¬ instruction as to military procedure one stock commission exchanges been arrested by order of the Cuban every ten mem¬ has for delegate commander-in-chie- f on a charge of im-¬ com- ¬ yard stock each bers Carrillo has reached morality Gen pany one delegate each chamber of the camp of Gen Gomez with 4000 commercefive delegates each live stock cartridges from the expedition that re- ¬ transportation company one delegate cently landed near Cienfuegoes Re- ¬ each association of fine stock breeders ports from Pinar del Bio say that an local associations or live stock clubs expedition has landed at Las Poseas not attached to state or territorial on the north coast associations and not having the On Monday night the insurgents requisite number of stock one delegate fired on the forts of Cuatro Cominos each each live stock journal one dele- on the outskirts of Havana but with-¬ gate All stock growers however will out special result They attacked the be welcome town of San Juan Yeres province of The call says Santa Clara as already cabled and suc- ¬ The livestock industry of America ceeded in burning a few houses and and particularly of the United States sacking two stores at the rear of the has lately experienced a revival With town They burned two railway cul- ¬ that revival it is discovered that the verts to cut off reinforcements but business is entering upon a new era were finally repulsed leaving eight Old methods are giving way to modern killed ideas and systems The territory once The insurgents have burned a large devoted to the range has yielded tc portion of the cane fields on the Porjtu the man with the hoe and the stock galete plantation this province the from the western ranges now stop property of Senor Manuel Calvov Gen in the cornfields to fatten be- ¬ Bernal having left Colona with a large fore going to market All this is force a squad of 30 men belonging to comparatively new and has brought San Quintin battalion who struck growers face to face with new condi- ¬ the from the main body to explore the off tions This being so it is the utmost line of march was fallen upon and importance that those interested should machited by the insurgents get together and discuss these quesAccording to reports from Jaruco tions This has created a strong senti- ¬ twenty five to thirty reconcentrados ment among stock raisers that in- ¬ die there daily from famine The whole fluence of a centralized association Col is sick at representing every branch of the in ¬ garrison who escorted Manzanillo Escarco provision wagons dustry will promote and bring to Guamo found the garrison there into closer relationship the com suffering severely from fever and lack mop whether of the of food One officer and 20 soldiers interests owner a of small herd oi had died of starvation fine stock on the Atlanta coast or the man who collects thousands of cattle KETCHAMS DEATH horses or sheep on the western plains By the organization of an associatior Recalls the Sensational Ending of a Mur ¬ der Trial in Emporia Kan Twelve Years of this character in a locality where all Ago may meet and discuss questions ol Emporia Kan Nov IS The death general desire it will be well to so far as possible direct the result of the in Chicago of John B Ketcham short ¬ meetings as will influence the govern ly after marrying Mabel Estelle Wal- ¬ ment at Washington to grant relief lace the widow of John E Walkup the where needed and by mutual conces- man for whose murder she was tried sion bring about the greatest benefits here 12 years ago recalls the senUaJ tional ending of the case in which Mrs to all concerned Walkups powerful testimony secured an acquittal just as everything seemed KETCHAMS FAMILY to be going against her Will Slake a Fight for the Dead Mans Es The prosecution claimed that Mrs tate Claiming That His Reputed Mar¬ Walkup had purchased arsenic while AVas a Fraud riage Chicago Nov 17 Mabel Wallace en route to Emporia on her wedding the third Mrs J B Ketcham iin trip and that she purchased quatities plored entreated and then demanded of the poison in Emporia The senti- ¬ Tuesday a speedy vindication by the ment of the town was for conviction coroners jury that is investv The defense did not deny that Walkup gating the death of her recently was poisoned with arsenic but said he acquired husband Deputy Coronet took an overdose while taking the Mandelbaum and the jurors began a poison for medicine The climax of the case was reached hearing of the case Tuesday at Mrs when Mrs Walkup was placed on the Ketchams home 3421 Indiana avenue and then wanted to adjourn the case a stand She was very beautiful and week to await the microscopical exam well schooled and before she finished ination to ascertain the cause of Ketch giving testimony the lawyers jury ¬ men and judge wept and the sten- ¬ ams death Mrs Ketcham appeared before the ographers eyes were blinded so that jury and objected to a postponement he could not see to write The girl She said she wished to silence at once who had been befriended only by one the suspicion that in some way she man had captured the hearts of all was accountable for his death who were not directly interested and She could not wait a week for they were ready to swear that she was vindication She began with an innocent of the henious crime laid entreaty stretching forth her hands at her door A verdict of acquittal imploringly with jtones beseeching was returned Shortly after the trial enough to have turned a much harder Mrs Walkup left Umporia and very heart than that of the chief deputy little has been heard of her The three She ended with a clear incisive de ¬ children of Mr Walkup all live in Em- ¬ mand for more speedy action The poria They are Mrs John Martin hearing was finally adjourned until wife of the son of ex U S Senator Martin Mrs Harry Hood whose hus ¬ Friday Not only is there to be a fight in the band is a son of Maj Hood and a very courts over the fortune left by the late wealthy and prominent stockman and John B Ketcham but his brother W R Walkup a farmer George who left Tuesday night for To- ¬ Three Men Drowned ledo with the remains says he thinks Nov New that a dummy was used at the wedding World York Good 18 A special to the from Ground L I says in Milwaukee in September and that A cat boat manned by Andrew Foley his brother was not the man married William and Oliver Wells was upset in at all a squall in Shinnecock bay Tuesday An estate consisting of gilt edged securities and real estate worth not night and all were drowned The ac¬ less than S250000 represents the for- ¬ cident was not discovered until Wedtune left by Mr Ketcham His broth ¬ nesday when the overturned boat was er George H Ketcham is disposed to sighted thi ough the mist some dis- ¬ believe that when the dead bankers as- ¬ tance off shore Some fishermen rowed sets are inventoried they will be found out to the wreck and discovered the to exceed 300000 and perhaps may bodies of two of the men entangled in run as high as 350000 The brief in ¬ the rigging under the water FIFTY PER CENT Jr Wfc 4 - ic T- - of importing reindeer fromJS Eeriment success and that the problem of winter traveling in the interior is practical ly solved Three hundred miles per day can be made over the snow with relays at reasonable intervals and best of all the reindeer will rustle his own food The best map of the Yukon Klondike mining country has been printed in folder Ry form and suggests that American capitalists 2 cent by the Northern Pacific S FeeSend Pa G postage stamp to Chas Washington Nov 17 Consul Mev might find this a good opportunity to A St Paul Minn The folder is full of aghan at Chemintz in a report to th make an investment information regarding rates and state department in Germanys exports On December 1 the inter state com- ¬ routes to Alaska ¬ ¬ ¬ up-to-date Dr Sheldon Jackson for 20 years a traveler in Alaska says the governments ex Reindeer in AlnHlta ¬ to the United States says Germany is alarmed Exports to the United dele-gate-at-la- rge -- merce commission will give a hearing to the railroads that have petitipned States are dropping off Nothing so for an extension of the time in which alarming has appeared in 20 years to equiptheir freight cars and locomo- ¬ America was always the best customer tives with automatic brakes and car in many lines of manufactures In couplers under the law of 1893 The the September quarter of 1S96 17 law with its penalties and fines is to consular districts sent to the become operative January 1 1S98 United States croods amounting unless the commission exercises to 314481414 In the same quar the authority granted to by ter in 1897 the same districts the law to give an extension of it time sent 7189112 The average loss all Monday was the last day for the recep- ¬ over the empire is nearly 50 per cent tion of petitions for extension The In many cases this indicates much commission estimates that something more than mere money losses to our less than 5 per cent of the railroads revenues It indicates a diminution in have complied fully with the provisions exports from this empire due to the of the law The New York Central Dingley bill The public is told to put and the C B and Q are the only little confidence in newspaper reports prominent systems tiiorougnly equip- even if accurate Each issue urs es in-cL About 30 per cent of the other telligent effort to retain the United roads have applied for an extension Consul Monaghan quotes from a paper which says that some of the fall- ¬ ing off is due to the rush of goods to get ahead of the Dingley law but adds that Germany must suffer severe losses on account of the tariff bill finmo I saw him with Sir Its Different Then his arm around youw In the waltz vou know Chicago Post Oh OI Ask your grocer to day to show you a package of GRAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it GRAIN 0 has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomachs receive it without distress 1 4 the price of coffee 15c and 25 cts per package Sold by all grocers O Try Grain Try Grain States market and 000 ¬ ¬ papers suggest raising import duties to retaliate especially in the matter of sugar One paper says We can break off now because of Americas insiderate almost hostile action and attitude The most favored clause has been violated The universal opinion favors retaliation We use but we do not need American meats cotton corn and pe-¬ troleum We must fight her inch by inch over every line of goods that go out into markets to meet ours The government must be given full power to put reprisals in opera- ¬ tion When the reich and landtags get together this fall ways and means must be found for forcing the United States from its present position We must wait and see how much damage Mr Dingleys bill has done or will do Mr McKinleys bill was as bad in its way as Dingleys It did little real remainder or more have taken no acA large head may be as empty as a last tion whatever Several of the years birds nest Rams Horn individual branches of the various rail road orders have protested against an Gone surelv when St Jacobs Oil cures extension and probably they will be A bruise Leaves no sign given a hearing in connection with the What the fox lacks in legs he has to make roads None of the railroad organiza- ¬ as a whole have entered protests up in cunning Ranis Horn tions against an extension There seems to Like rubber are the muscles after be little doubt but that the commission St Jacobs Oil cures soreness and stiffness will extend the time A cats heaven would have to be full of Washington Nov IS The monthly mice Rams Horn statement of the collections of internal revenue shows that the total receipts from all sources for the month of Oc tober last aggregated 814030531 an ¬ ¬ the known as the other kind remarked Rivers Chicago is that it always travels in cog Tribune Surprised Why A very bad sprain probably Cured by St Jacobs Oil A sure result why the chainless bicycle Explaining It I presume the reason isnt as well Ringing Noises For the four months of the present fis- Troubled for Years With Catarrh cal year the total- receipts exceeded but Now Entirely Cured those of tlie corresponding period in I was troubled for years with catarrh 1890 by 80559009 which caused ringing noises in my ears and ¬ - increase of 761323 over October 189G SMUGGLING CHINAMEN The United States Government May Sne tlie Canadian Pacific Railway Co for Partici ¬ damage The paper next counsels asrainst hasty action and adds The conscious- ness that we can count upon weapons j witn wmen to make war aggressive or defensive is enough now Corn cotton and petroleum they must sell It is not so certain that we must buv from them Russia India and Egypt are as near to us lney nave cotton ana petroleum But we will wait Not timid because the only way to have effect on Ameri- ¬ cans is by a display of sharp teeth Consul Monaghan says the above is a fair illustration of newspaper feeling in Germany regarding the loss of trade He also says that every effort is being made to make up for the loss of mar- ¬ kets in the United States by increas- ¬ ing trade in every other part of the ¬ ¬ world Washington Nov 17 The Behring sea meeting in which representatives of Great Britain Canada and the Unit- ¬ ed States have participated came to a close Tuesday night the seal experts making a unanimous report concerning the conditions of the seal herds and the diplomatic reviews of the respective governments reaching an un derstanding by which they hope at a later day to effect final adjustment not only of the Behring sea question bufc of other pending border controversies For the present however no final ac tion was taken as to the suspension of pelagic sealing ¬ ¬ ¬ I Auburn NY Nov 18 C H Brown assistant United States attorney who is conducting the trial of cases in the Is the best infact the One True Blood Purifier United States district court here is e indigestion biliousness authoritv for a remarkable story in Hood S Pills cui connection with the smuggling of Chi TRUTHFUL namen into this country Mr Brown SPEAK OUT said that the cost of deporting Chinamen has been very great and has been on the increase which is also the case Wtocfaxs with the smuggling of the Chinamen Pocahontas Tenn writes The government Mr Brown says lays Have used Dr M A Sini the blame for the greater part of the ruons Liver Medicine 15 years It cured me of Pal illicit traffic on the employes of the pitation of the Heart Canadian Pacific railway and Attor Sick Headache and Fe ¬ ney General McKenna it is stated male Trouble JMy Hus band uses it for Bilious will institute an action asrainst the and Malarial disorders The government avers corporation In this section it is as staple as Meat and Bread according to Mr Brown that the rail We think it much Suway employes conspire with the gov perior to J H Zeilins Liver Medicine ernment officials to break the law A bill of costs is being compiled and as each deportation costs 500 the total will be very large When this is done TfihLfyn oO Mr Brown says the action will be com ¬ Jenifer Ala writes I have menced If it can be proved that any used Dr BI A Simmons other railroad has been a party to Iuver Medicine 20 years breaking the law an action against It cured J ar Clark of Sick Headache and M L them will also be brought pating in the Illicit Traffic pains in the back of my head I was ad- ¬ vised to take Hoods Sarsaparilla I did so and a few bottles entirely cured me Henry McKirryher Laporte Iowa Hoods Sarsaparilla ladies ¬ tyku ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ W fJLru6z Diel of a Broken Heart St Louis Nov 18 Leonard Hein aged 55 a Bravaiian once a colonel in the German army died Wednesday in He was of royal parentage At the close of the Franco Prussian war he was about to marry a young woman who was discovered to be a French spy His father spirited her away He deserted the army and has spent his ifp the city hospital in abject poverty Powell of Heaviness and Tired Feeling Have used Black Draught and Ze- ¬ ilins Regulator but find the Dr M A Simmons to bo the best Medicine JJJsMriA writes S Lono Ark Have used XPp M A ¬ life searching for her the last 15 years President in America He drifted to St Louis cannot speak too highly of it Have used Zeilins Fetterolf of Girard college has issued penniless and physicians say he died of an edict against football and hence- a broken heart Liver Regulator also Black Draught but forth the students of that institution Auetrians Will Bombard Mersina found both very inferior must keep off the gridiron The ban Vienna Nov IS on football was the result of jsl boy hav ernment not having The Turkish gov yielded to the deing bis leg broken last Saturday dur mands of the government of Austria ing a practice game As soon as Presi for redress on accountof the indignities dent Fetterolf learned of the accident offered to an Cobden 111 writes he issued an order prohibiting all fu Mersina Herr Austrian merchant of Brazzafelli the AusFor Liver and Fe ¬ ture games There are nearly 1500 trian ambassador at Constantinople students in the college and the stop ¬ Baron De Calice will leave the Turk b tet 19 male IrJ nothing except Xr Ft ping of the game has caused great dis ish capital and an Austrian warship M A Simmons appointment will bombard the port of Mersina Asia Liver Medicine did Minor Thursday if the demands of Special Weather Bulletin me any good Black Washington Freezing Austria are not complied with by noon Nov 17 Draught did me no weather will probably occur through on Thursday ppgood n out the northern and central portions Tnrkey Will Give Austria Satisfaction of the gulf states and in the Ohio valLondon Nov 18 A special dispatch 54WfWFWWmWWIfWTymTnWmTmiS ley Wednesday morning and frosts from Vienna sayg that a telegram has generally throughout the southern been received from Baron De Calice states Wednesday or Wednesday night the Austrian ambassador at Constan1 The change in temperature will be tinople saying that the sultan has de- ¬ most marked in the Ohio valley where clared his willingness to give Austria Who are injured by the use of cof-¬ it is now above sixty degrees The full satisfaction for the Mersina inci fee Recently there has been placed warm weather on the Atlantic coast dents and in reerard to tho disrmtfs in in all the grocery stores a new pre- ¬ Tuesday will be followed by a decided coimection with the Oriental railroad Jl paration called GRAIN O made of iaii in temperature iiuu iavo or taree nrw inn rvn rvP fli o in n c rri4 o i r n r f pure grains that takes the place of days of cold weather for the season Turkish troops during the recent war coffee between Turkey and Greece A rolish Bishop Philadelphia Nov Ar Edict Against Football 17 for if Medicine 20 years and Sick Headache Siinnions Liver ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ C tQ ajZZ ¬ ¬ ¬ Troubles ¬ ¬ 4 ¬ ¬ I There is a Class of People f A 4X 4 ¬ ¬ polygamists excluded under the exist ing immigration laws were six Mo hammedans who had arrived on the steamer California and who were Wednesday arraigned before the special board of inquiry at the barge office here The immigrants declared that they all believed in the koran which teaches polygamy They were then ordered deported Cloakmakcrs Strike Declared Off Polygamists Ordered Deported New York Nov 18 The first - ¬ ¬ ¬ Nov 17 Apolinary Karwowski who is a conspicuous figure in the affairs of the Polish Inde pendent Catholic church Tuesday received a cable message from Anton Kozlowski dated WeisbadenGermany I was consecrated as as follows bishop for the Polish Independent Catholics of North America last Sun day I leave for America at once That means that at last the Poles of this country will have a bishop of their own said Mr Karwowski Buffalo N Y ¬ ¬ ¬ is said was formerly a partner in the well known firm of iron manufac- Declared a Bankrupt London Nov IS H Cornell who it ¬ ¬ turers of that name of New York was declared a bankrupt Wednesday with liabilities estimated at 40000 and no assets It is said that Mr Cornell in addition to an income of 20000 a year received 125000 under the will of his Insist that your grocer father in 1SS7 Since August 1894 it fc Acceut no imitation gives you GEAIN 0 EH is added Mr Cornell has lived at the gTAimmiimmuAjwiiAimaj rate of 355000 a year The most delicate stomach re- ¬ ceives it without distress and but few can tell it from coffee It does not cost over as much Children may drink it with great ben- ¬ efit 15 cents and 25 cents per pack ¬ age Try it Ask for GRAIN O I Try Grain0 3 3 W Reed pastor of Broadway Temple has crested something of a sensation while discussing the killing of the Ute Indians by deputy game wardens in Colo rndo oy declaring that he intends Kev Myron W Keeds Task Denver Col Nov 16 Rev Myron to see that Warden Wilcox and his deputies are tried for murder He also denounced the preachers who have re ¬ mained silent in the matter Richard Cof lin was sentenced Monday to the peni 16 Swift Justice New Yobk Nov 17 The jury in the case of Fritz Mever aemisorJ vf th murder of Policeman Frederick Smith in the Church of the Most Holy Re ¬ deemer brought in a verdict of mur ¬ der in the first degree Tuesday Meyer was found guilty after only 25 minutes deliberation The crime was commit ted about two weeks ago ¬ New York Nov IS The strike of 1300 cloakmakers in the shops of Free ¬ man Bros begun about two weeks ago in consequence of a reduction in the wage scale has been declared off temporarily and the strikers returned to work Wednesday in a body under the same conditions that prevailed be fore the strike was ordered ¬ Kenton One Year for Stoning Train O Nov ¬ WeixstoN dower aged and his Killed in a Mine tentiary for one year for stoning rain a seriously in¬ the Transfiguration better known as jured at WeUston mine No 2 by tha the Little Church Around the Cor falling of a part of the excavations ner died Wednesday night O Nov 17 Arthur Lin 70 wfca instantly killed Death of Rev George nonghton New York Nov 18 Rev DrGeorge H Houghton pastor of the church of ¬ The court of Tuesday delivered judgment session dismissing the action of the pursuer in the famous Lo vat peerage case in which John Fraser claimed the peerage and 120000 from the holderdf the title for interomisoions since he suc ¬ ceeded the title Suicided in the Forest Mjcxico City Mex Nov 17 Charles Sommer general agent for Mexico of the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York committed suicide Tuesday by shooting himself through thehead in the forest of Chapul tepee Edinbuhg Nov The Famous Peerage Case 17 The Battleship Iowa Brooklyn navy yard Wednesday after noon after concluding her final trial trip Before coming up the upper bay the battleship anchored for a short time off Tompkinsville where the in spection board went ashore in the ships launch The report of the board will be sent by telegraph to Washing ton and it is said that the performance of the Iowa during the trip was in ev ery way satisfactory and that the board wiH recommend that the govern ment finally accept the war vessel ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ States battleship New York Nov IS The Iowa- - arrived United at the Why have more ESTEY urgans been sold than although hig her in oricp the Estey gives far better value than any other 0 Vt any other kind Because SSilL0wJpriccsJ THE BOURBON NEWS FEIDA r NOVEMBER 19 1897 HUNTERS PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL Miss Mary Rachel Dobson a dauglu ter of Austin Dobson is one of the most active workers in the university settle ¬ ment for women in Bombay India Their work is principally among the parsees The man who is credited with being the beat dressed man in Baltimore is Joseph Damiann and he is the son of a t rWjA v St J Im ft H l1 P rA AFTER GINSENG Agniany as you like 4Epm your observations so far would The Root That Is Supposed by Chinea A poet in the rosy prime Doctorsrto Have Curative Powers y ouvfcKink the blood on the portiere the the theory of my having been hypno ¬ escaped the notice of the detective And blithe and dewy morn of time One of the most peculiar and interest-¬ If it did it isthe first blood stain that spqtjon the chair and the drop on the When song was natural as breath tized to myself I could not help it cuffjould have come from Whidby s ing occupations of the residents of the Three songs sent forth to fight with death old man dont scold Itisdone She ever escaped him handtaf ter simply touching the bloody mountain sections of our own and other He did not mention it expected me to be elated over the new And one he made to please the crowd states at this season of the year is pick- ¬ ne never mentions anything He slef It pleased them and his praise was loud developments and with that bloody Tor be frank I am going to work on ing ginseng This novel calling is just It pleased them greatly for a day horror over me I simply could not be has been discharged from more than away And then its music died now being followed by hundreds of no She wormed it all out of me final ¬ one case for looking like an idiot but the supposition that they could not mountain residents who are reaping no And one he made to please the few ly and now she is quite undone She thats part of his method He knows ansvered the hypnotist and he left the It lived a century or two inconsiderable harvest from their la- ¬ colonel deeply perplexed turned sick and almost fainted in the what he is doing Twas sung within the halls of kings AMew moments after two oclock the bors Many almost support their fami- ¬ There was a short silence then library and could hardly walk when Then vanished with forgotten things she left the house She went home cry ¬ Whidby and Warrenton could see that nextmorning Warrenton who had lies by digging the plant and so pre And one he made to please himself the hypnotist was deeply engaged in beeujput by Whidby into the large severing have been the ginseng diggers ing at every step Without a thought of fame or pelf guestrchamber over Strongs old room of late years that the plant has become But sent it forth with doubt and fears You might have known tlti such a thought Presently he said brusquely quite rare in many And it outlasted all the years Ill have to see you again to morrow heard a light step on tke stairs He formerty flourished sections where it thing would horrify her Whidby I can do Tosefrom a chair near the window and or next day Mr Whidby groaned No other sonar has vital breath This valuable medical plant is to be Through endless time to fight with death nothing now Will you come with me opened the door It was the doctor Poor little darling She begged and Than that the singer sings apart Why said the visitor in surprise found all through the Alleghany moun- want to consult begged me to tell her what depressed to my hotel colonel I To please his solitary heart me so She knows very little about you on a point of law before we go any nogasleep I thought I should make tains It has a fleshy root and a stalk Sam Walter Foss in N T Sun hypnotism and when I tried to explain further I think it will be necessary youfurious by rousing you from sweet from four to nine inches high which get a good bears near the top three petiolate leaves that I feared I had beenmade to kill Mi Whidby for you todo anything dreams Couldnt sleep to save my life said of five small leaflets and on the end of my uncle with my own hands she nights rest before we Tom Clue the colonel sheepishly I tried for the stalk some insignificant white blosshrieked and looked at me as if she Where do you sleep solid hours but it was impos ¬ soms The root is much used in medi- ¬ Last night I began occupying my four thought I was mad country sible It was the cine BY WILL N HARBEN I am awfully sorry you told her old room just across the hall replied uncanny business thought of the whole valuein this article ofbut it is chiefly of export to China suppose1 as an I I was sleeping there when at least until we have had the opinion Whidby It is always impossible when one in which country it is supposed to pos- ¬ of that hypnotic doctor He may prove the crime was committed and I have Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co to us that you were not hypnotized at had an aversion to it ever since but I tries hard to sleep said the hypnotist sess remarkable virtues for the treat- ¬ was glad to find that I slept better there He closed the door softly and sat clown ment of nearly all diseases Its value all CHAPTER IX Continued The idea is to at the little mountain store is usuallj Whidby rose and began to pace the last night than I had upstairs in an- on the side of the bed forget all about it and nature will do two or three dollars per pound when Hendricks laid the letters side by side floor nervously other room on a table and then continued Notice You naturally would and you were all the rest An effort to sleep keeps dried and the green roots there sell for opin- ¬ shall welcome any advice or this captain in the letter to fhe mayor ionI he can give I have just begun to wise to move back If you go to bed the mind active and activity of thought about one dollar a pound Therootthus the writer has misspelled theword re- think I did wrong in not reporting with the idea that you are doing even a prevents sleep readliy passes as currency in the moun- ¬ ceived It struck me vou see that in everything to Hendricks at the start slight thing for self protection Where have you been asked the tains and is the chief article given in the nine cases out of ten a person that mis- It may have been a very necessary clew thought will haunt you in your sleep colonel payment for many purchases made by Slumbering sweetly on a lounge in the mountain residents word once will do it again so spells a mean you know the blood on the It is one of the psychic laws Would the library ever since Whidby turned in in my make believe note I purposely I Ginseng digging is indeed a novel ocyou mind showing me the room chair made use of that word You see the rose and If I had known that you were restless cupation The sang diggers as they Not I begin to think so myself now that went at all Thes three men mistake occurs on both these sheets I could have put you to sleep without are commonly called go into the woods into Whidby room the murderer has actually shown himAnd you infer that is the chair you spoke of and even seeing jou armed with a small mattock and a sack Which daylight and attempted two communications were self in broad You can easily prove an where was it placed that night asked That the I shouldnt care to have you do it and the search for the valuable plant another life written by the same person said the colonel with a smile Ginseng usually grows in begins Dr Lampkin all day yester- ¬ You were alibi But evidently not on the same ma ¬ day Matthews andherecan testify to absolutely harmless The fact patches and these spots are well known screen Whidby drew it from behind a Its I said Welsh This is purple chine is you often hypnotize yourself when to the mountain residents Often hun in a corner that and besides I am pretty sure and the other black You ought not to have placed it you go to sleep But we are losing time dreds of jounds of the root are taken movements are being watched by True but dont jrou remember I your police I want you to see Hen ¬ there remarked the hypnotist The Before we go down to Wliidbys room from one patch and the occupation is surprised them all by telling- Round the dricks but not before we have an in- ¬ idea of its being pushed away out of I want to say that I have some hopes of a very profitable one The women as tree he had discarded an old machine demonstrating that he was not an in well as the men hunt ginseng and the terview with Dr Lampkin He is at the sight will remain with your Yes Ah thats a fact longer than you dream of strument in the hands of the murderer stalk is well known to all the mountain He came yesterday Well while you and the others were Hotel Imperial things belong to a wonderful but no matter what may be the result lads and lassies Ginseng grows in a registered under Such at my request at the telephone the mayor showed andassumed name hasmade an appoint- ¬ science that all ieople ought to know of our investigations it is clearly our rich black soil and is more commonly I me upstairs to look at the grounds an standing that duty to confer with Minard Hendricks found on the hillsides ment with him to meet me here and Where was the chair can from the lumber room There I saw the expect him every minute remember you replied War as near as you Few are the mountain residents who night I fully agree with typewriter examined the ribbon and Exactly there And Whidby placed renton and so will my friend do not devote some of their time to What so soon and Whidby shud found that it was purple and beaten in dered The doctor rose Whidby will be un- ¬ hunting this valuable plant and in the Ugh old man I hate the sub ¬ the chair within a few feet of the bed holes as the writing in the threatenhypnotist said the I conscious of all that takes place to mountain farmhouses there are now Ah yes ject I am actually afraid of what he ing communication shows by see where you touched it that night night and if it should happen to be many hundred pounds of the article may tell me letter through it Never mind nothing can be worse with your hand Now do as I direct very unpleasant we need not tell him laid away waiting the market While understand so far said Welsh I the fall is the favorite time for ginseng suffering you Leave it exactly where it is and the particulars than the suspense you But what kept you so long in the rose- You will lose your reasonare something to night when you go to bed place your Certainly a good idea indeed War hunting it is carried on all summer if bushes when you went after the um is not done renton looked down at the feet of the When a patch of the root is found the brella I thought you would never The doorbell rang That must be hypnotist But you need slippers hunter loses no time in digging it To come leave it- until fall would be to lose it Had I not better get you a pair Keep your said Warrenton our Hendricks smiled I went to find seat man told Matthews to let me answer No the soles of my shoes are thin for undoubtedly some other hunter I her revolver I knew it must be some- ¬ the bell and I will bring him in and I can tread like a cat when I wish would find the patch and dig it where near for I had seen a freshly There is always a ready market for Follow me The next moment the colonel ushered broken boxwood twig near the tracks TO BE CONTINUED the article and while many sang and knew that she would not have in the visitor He was short thick set dealers visit the mountains the moun ¬ His wished to be seen with the revolver and about 45 years of age SHE WANTED A FAMILY TREE tain farmers usually sell to the moun and after the report I found it carefully hair was stiff very abundantgray dark tain storekeepers They are suspicious His hidden in a thick cluster of long grass brown with dashes of iron A Necessary Adjunct to Social Ad ¬ of the cityi dealers who come their vancement about two yards from her footmarks face was of the round German type way and they usually find the moun ¬ his eyes were steely gray and shot with said Mrs Croesus thought ¬ tain storekeeper ready to give as good John I Would have brought it with me but strange spots of brown which with fully everybody in society seems to a price as they can obtain elsewhere she will go for it to night and if it were not there she would suspect that I his long lashes gave a peculiar effect to think an awful lob of genealogy these They trade ginseng for their store sup- ¬ his glance He wore a heavy beard days know plies boots and clothing material In which he stroked continually in a nerv- ¬ You have taught me a lesson exclaimed John our state alone thousands of dollars Jennie what looking up from his evening paper laughed Welsh I should have brought ous way and a cutaway suit of ordinary worth of the root are dug annually and manner Genealogy repeated Mrs Croesus in other mountain states of the east it away and told the reporters about gray material Hisconfidence was very easy and inspired On be 3t Shall you arrest her Whats that great quantities are also marketed No but I want you to watch her ing introduced to Whidby he held his I dont exactly know replied Mrs Minnesota is also a well known region and report her actions to me I have hand tightly for a moment and looked Croesus but I think its a tree of some of the plant to attend to Hendricks steadily into his eyes then he released other things kind At least I heard some ladies This plant is so esteemed in China was silent for several minutes He rose the hand and sat down refer to it as a family tree that the right to gather it is reserved - and walked to and fro in the office a I presume you have looked over the Well wOiat of it he asked to the emperor It is supposed to pos- ¬ newspaper accounts I sent you docthoughtful expression on his face Why it seems to be a sort of fad sess remarkable virtues for the treattor said Warrenton I thought they Anything else asked Capt Welsh you know and everyone who is anyone ment of body and mind and for the pro ¬ when the silence was becoming embar ¬ would prepare you for the slight addi ¬ has to have one longation of life Their physicians have tional information we are going to give rassing I mean you know the blood oa the chair Buy one then he said irritably written volumes about it and they deem 1 hardly know said Hendricks stop- you Buy the best one in town and have it necessary in I had seen them all before I came shirt on it precisely as you did before the bill sent to me but dont bother tions The best all their best prescripBut perhaps you can ping suddenly roots have a horny apI had no soon- ¬ All these things will aid you to sleep me with the details of the affair Get pearance and are do something for me You know this replied the hypnotist yellow and semi town better than I do I want you td er read that the dead man pardon me soundly and believe me that is what one and stick iit up in the conservatory transparent This condition is obtained discover if there is any reason for Mrs your uncle Mr Whidby had been you need above all things just now if you want one and if it isnt too by putting them into steaming hot Walters desiring to leave the city at found murdered with that smile on his Remember when you lie down to night large water brushing until clean and then present Find out if you can what face than I wanted to know all about it that I have told you positively on my But I dont know anything about steaming over boiling millet The roots sort of girl she was before she mar No other case has ever occurred that I honor that you will sleep better than them that are bifurcated or divided are con- ¬ know of except that of Goetz of Berlin you ever have slept before ried Was she in love with Walters Pind out and if its too big for the sidered the most powerful and it is Yon mean Col Wairenton inter conservatory stick it up on the lawn and does she know Whidby personally in SS But tell me gentlemen in what is to be sure about that and has she ever way I can serve you My time is valu ¬ posed that it will be necessary for him and if that aint big enough Ill buy said that itowes this kind of root that the plant its name Jin Chen able I want to say just here that I to sleep well before before the the had any affair of the heart with him the next plot of land in order to make means like a man and the American exclaimed am afraid Hendricks the detective has test Ah I get a little light room There cant any of them fly A slight almost unnoticeable look of any higher than we can and if it comes Indian name means the same The Welsh If she is interested in Whidby recognized me I knew him in New nearer the root resembles the human and knows him to be guilty she may York but had no idea that he had been vexation passed over the fate of the to a question of trees Ill buy a whole form the more efficacious it is supposed liave played that part to mislead us to retained here I tell you this so that hypnotist but it was gone when he orchard for you to be The genuine roots say the establish an alibi for him which would jou may dismiss me if my presence began to speak Still she hesitated Chinese have offshoots to represent the Oh no only that it will put him in a not be hard to do since he is under could injure your case in any way I The fact is John she confessed at arms and the legs The Orientals have watch in another part of town Ah she tried to follow your instructions as to better humor He is rather too despon last I dont know just where to go for many legends concerning the great my disguise here but was thrown en- dent for his own good I dont want to is a clever girl anything in that line Where do they medical plant and to it they assign Hendricks paid no attention to tirely off my guard by meeting him talk to him about any test now That keep family trees and all such things many powers will be for the future Perhaps we Welshs remark He had begun his face to face What do you suppose I know about Before the discovery of the root in this It does not matter now returned wont have it at all nervous walk up and down the room Youre running country it frequent he exclaimed it brought its There are only one or again Welsh cleared his throat and the colonel the fashion end of this establishment weight in gold in Peking In 171S the Oh he two points that he does not know about CHAPTER XI Hendricks caught his eye and I dont want to be bothered with Jesuits began shipping the root to and wc have decided to place said I forgot you To be more frank our side After Dr Lampkin and Col Warren i t If the florist cant tell you anything China and in 17S5 it sold in this coun- ¬ I am watching the movements of a dis ourselves wholly in his hands after our ton had taken their leave and were on about it hunt up a first class nursery ¬ try for one dollar per pound Over tinguished stranger who is at my hotel interview with you the way down town Dr Lampkin said man and place your order with him 1000 have been paid for a single root I am sure that is wise said Dr under an assumed name I know him I must make a confession to you London Tit Bits in China Besides China and the United Hendricks is the most far What I said about wanting to talk over well that is I did in New York I have Lampkin States Japan and Corea produce the an idea that he came by appointment seeing man I ever knew It would be a legal point was only a pretext to oee Son tli American Locusts valuable plant In this country at- ¬ with Whidby and Col Warrenton If unjust for any reason to withhold the on alone about another matter Your American farmers who have consid- tempts have been made to cultivate the lie did I shall be absolutely non- slightest light you may be able to fiiend must be hypnotized to night ered the potato bug pest a great calam- root but the attempt has not bfcn so plussed and shall have to begin all over throw on the matter Mr Whidby you after he falls asleep naturally You ity may view their lot with equanimity successful as was expected again What I have discovered at the need not tell me what your particular see I had to get the idea of the test out as compared with the troubles of their The quality of the ginseng root varies mayors wont amount to a row of pins trouble is for I think I have already of his mind for that would have made brethren in Argentine and Uruguay greatly and it requires a shrewd dealer eruessed it from one look at vour sen him unusually wakeful If he was arising from the locust pest To give to make a success in the ginseng busi- ¬ sitive face You fear that lrypnotism hypnotized on the night of the murder an idea of the vast number of locusts CHAPTER X ness Xot infrequently hunters reit was done when he was asleep and of that have played havoc with the grain sort to strategy to get the good round The next morning after the sensation was used by the criminal in some way a You at Mayor Roundtrees Warrenton calied Whidby have guessed it faltered cGurse for our test the conditions growing portions of those countries price for their supplv With it other nust be the same I have prepared his on Whidby over great areas the and less valuable roots are mixed and You think Mr Strong was hypno mind so that he will sleep soundly it is told that as his he began cordially Well streams have been almost completely sometimes the dried roots are immersed to night and if everything works wel friend motioned him to a seat in the tized just before his death choked up by the young- of the insects in water and then dried on the outside Yes I think that I can prove conclusively stepped back to close the library and caused becomes so of The quality of the roots also varies That you may have been hypnotized what his actions were on the night of The odor thus door youve read about the shooting fensive that cattle would not drink greatly according to the time of dig at the mayors That ought to make and made the murderers tool for per ¬ the murder the water and no hunn being could ging and their size The larger roots you feel better it is additional proof forming the act I see replied the colonel I place go near the streams N Y Sun are considered the best and command Yes myself in your hands Use me as vou that you are not the man the highest prices You were led to this conclusion by will Whidby sat down by his friend and Onomatopca In the mountain sections of our state the blood stain on your hand on the porYou must take him for a short drive crossed his hands over his knee A wag who for a con si deration helped ginseng hunting has been followed from con the Cincinnati police ourt to distin the time of the On the contrary I am more miser- tiere and the drop on your cuff this evening atabout seven earliest settlement I have other reasons which have not tinued the doctor ever While you are out guish between the inrcent and the Like hunting trapping beny able to day than picking been made public 1 Why what is the matter I shall come in and secrete mvself some guilty got off a good tirng bark peeling shingle making and other May I ask what they are I thought where upstairs Then you must make Annettehas just left me His honor asked au officer who the callings of the mountain residents gin again How very you testified to your experience in full some excuse for wanting to spend the prisoner was She has been here seng hunting has its season and just She ought not to have at the inquest night in his house I would have you imprudent A Russian your hoc Sr now hundreds of mountain residents are Some things seemed to come back occupy the bed of the murdered man come His name scouring the mountain woodlands in Whidby to me later in the day I cant say even but I am afraid Whidby would be sur sighed Poor little girl I cant pronounce i iour honor quoit of the valuable plant She had heard about the shooting at now that I was not dreaming but I have prised at your choice so stay wherever Spell it then These mountain residents are indeed the mayors and was so happy over it an indistinct remembrance of being up he puts you but manage o send that most primitive people They live much that she came right in regardless of that night of walking from the por-¬ manservant away for the night We What is he charged with within themselves and seldom wi tiere towards my bed and of striking a shall want the house entirely to our consequences Then Carl Xippert the wag jumped further from their mountain homes Well surely there is nothing in such chair and ca telling it with my hand to selves About two oclock in the morn- ¬ up and said Soda water your honor than the little village at the foot of the a beautiful proof of her love as that keep from falling It seemed to me that ing I shaill come to your room and I should say by Lis name Youths range To them the great outside world to make you despondent You ought I caused my shirt to fall from the chair arouse you Whidby wont awake I Companion is an unknown factor and in the quiet- to have been glad to see her happy you to the floor and that I picked it up and shall see to that ness of their mountain homes thc3 live replaced it before going back to bed I ungrateful dog You can rely on roe the colonel It is joot safe to bet on whp2you feel she went away more told Col Warrenton about it the next promised but I should like to ask one in your bones unless you bsrt on rhen- - their humble existence Pittsburgh Unfortunately Dispatch xiiserable than she has been since the day He went into my room and dis i question if I may inatism Atchison Globe THE THREE SONGS- - murder a blood stain just where my broke my promise to you about keeping hand had been on the chair I think it I know I acted the fool I covered I I This latter leading cloth importer fact gives him all the opportunity de-¬ sired to indulge a splendid taste for fine clothing President McKinley always gives his boutonniere to the first little girl in the line at his receptions at the white house Those who know this now try to get their little girls at the head of the line so as to secure the to Climax i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ - sub-consciousn- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ much prized souvenir Mr Nathan Haskell Dole has four volumes nearly ready for the public a book of metrical translations a col- ¬ lection of child verse a new and im- ¬ proved edition of his multi variorum Bubaiyat of Omar Khayyam and a translation of the German hovel Schloss Hubertus This season for the first time in 30 years Rosa Bonheur exhibited some of her pictures in Paris She lives in great seclusion all the year round near Fon tainebleau and the reason given by her for not exhibiting in Paris is that she has no need of pursuing such a course as all her pictures are sold before they are finished Mrs Mary Sparling the socialist daughter of the late Willdam Morris is supposed to be the finest maker of artistic lace in the world In appearance she very mudh resembles her mother who furnished the original model for Dante Gabriel Rosettis well known type of female head surmounted with a wealth of auburn hair Monongalia countj W Va has a citizen named Haymond Grigg with an ambition so peculiar and unusual that some people think him crazy Formany years he has made it a point to be the first citizen in the county to pay his taxes About three years ago and for the first time in his life he was beaten by a swifter taxpayer and italmost broke his heart UP A LOG How Planks Are Cut in a Great West ¬ SAWING s ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ fifllr 11 71 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J ¬ of the slow moving river flowing so steadily on its way to the sea comes a huge dark brown thing with a shining dripping coat It is our log entering upon its last stage It passes at once up a long incline called the slit a trench of wood about eight inches deep and two feet wide at the top so hol- ¬ lowed out that the largest log will lie in it securely as it is being drawn up the incline by the stout chains with which the slit is equipped Projecting pieces of steel on this chain serve to keep the log steady its great weight causing it to sink upon these pieces of Bteel which are like sharp teeth A workman standing at the side of the- plit by means of a lever throws up two powerful steel pointed arms which lift the logs out of the slit and throw them upon tables from which they are rolled down to the carriage which leads to the Baws When the log reaches the car- ¬ riage it is thrown upon the framework by the nigger a long ratcheted tim- ¬ ber or piece of steel This framework is like a section of an ordinary flat car running on a regular railroad track Two men stand on the moving carriage and at a signal from the head sawyer who directs the cutting of the log reg- ¬ ulate the thickness of the plank or board by the levers of the carriage When the log has been adjusted it rapidly advances to the saw and in a very few seconds its water soaked sides have been trimmed by the sharp teeth The carriage flies back to the starting place with the swiftness of the wind and it is enough to make one shudder to see it go You expect every instant that one of the men will be thrown off and terribly injured They learn to bal ance themselves however though there are frequent accidents One instant of inattention on the part of the head saw yer who regulates the speed of the car riage bj his lever would send the car riage flying back to the end of the mill with tremendous force and probably kill both of the men One of the men on the carriage called the setter fixei the width of the board to be sawed on signal from the head sawyer the other man is the second sawyer As I stood one day in one of these mills watching the men fljing forth and back on the narrow carriage and aimost expecting that one or both of them would be thrown off in the swift ness of their flight I took out my watch and timed them and I found that they traveled on an average on this little railroad not more than 20 feet long 308000 feet a day or about 31 miles W S Harwood in St Nicholas ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Up from the yellowish brown depths ern Sawmill ¬ ¬ I - Didnt she seem at all affected when you told her how her refusal had wrecked vour hopes Xo Consolation for the Itejeeted One ¬ j ¬ Xot even when you told her thaUyou had become desperate and were goinjj on an expedition to the north pole Xot a bit Didnt she offer you any little part ing token any memento of the past 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ that She said that if I wanted her to shed work my mono gram on ear muffs A Yes she did ¬ Odds and Ends ¬ Mulligan locks Divil take Sure Method these spring ¬ me trunk while- I was away I wint an locked the kav up inside X Y - Mrs MuUigan Phwats the matter Why to kape the young ones out ol World ¬ I - Mr Grownes In addition to thii painful boil I believe 1 am in for ar attack of toofrhaehe Mrs Grownes Oh how nice to havi your troubles all at once Cincinnati Connubial Sympathy Enquirer J THE B0TTOWc NWwft fi - fes Aj i IDAX NOVEMBER 19 1897 Oldest Distillery In Kentucky Walter Champ in Courier Journal Standing on a hill side on Mr L M GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Royal miKes the food pure wholesome and delicious pOM AwK I 1 In Theatrical And Otherwise Bemarks Foyer The Lefeber is a plucky chap Whose quickness did perplex ns In sparring for a timely rap r ttqi1otg nnlnr nlexus round Long before the fourteenth When he put out tother feller A cough which seems to hang You bet Kid Lefeber found was a Heller His opponent On m spite of all the remedies which Persistent Coughs vrrs y- Suffered 20 Years TV S Of Peck P nastor of The Little Church Around The Corner in New York is dead u r nwicrhtnn POWDEB Absolute Pure NEW YORK DonDans Big VfcU evdle Show book night ed to appear here Wednesday did not get to Paris The company stranded in Ohio A BAGGAGE CHECK ¬ I ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO BamBuauaaBai TIE S998 BOB HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 An engagement of more than ordinary the interest will be the appearance atwant to Uirrow Grand Opera Housa of A Bag and most successful comedy been has The play gage Check re written and made Chas E Blaneys popular ¬ Fublished every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBTJHE MILLER oayable to the order of Champ K7 Make all Checks Money Miller Orders etc ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser ¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lineH when running at line rates Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ first production has been conceded both press and public to be one of the funniest farce comedies ever written The company this season is said to be an entirely new one and is also said to be by far the best that has ever appeared in this popular play It is headed by a clever young comedian Clyde Stanley who has been specially engaged for the Pretty girls principal comedy part handsome costumes clever specialties special scenery and new music are special features of this popular play if tuha befo e ee than possible as me play from its thing is by funnier Full content now is the chappie Naught cares he for joys of kingdom Now he is supremely happy Cigarettes football chrysanthemum KISMET Mr Bryan will stop in Louisville morrow on his way Soath to- ¬ come ft A notable event of Thanksgiving week are booming will be the engagement of the Mabel Covington Deincrats number- ¬ Senator Goebei for Governor in 1899 Dorr Comedy Opera Company sings the which ing about fifty people Luetgert has been discovered beautiful comic opera Kismet Tues ¬ Mrs An exopera house some more This at time Eau Claire day night at the A good sized audience change says Wisconsin witnessed the first performance here of Kismet or Two Tangled Turks Dr H C B jwers a Louisville drug ¬ which was presented by the Minerva gist is selling quinine capsules at 3 Dorr Comedy Opera Company at Rands of last He has sold opera houseby night FThe libretto and each in the Klondike Carroll Richard the niece is several thousand dollars worth the mrsic was written by Gustave Kerker The combined effort of these the two well known Judging from the Neics account of operatic stage is ancontributors to lyric entertaining Sawciety lecture in comedy full of action and terse dia- ¬ Sam Jones must have logue The music is catchy and the Georgetown the lecture been decidedly vulgar and disgusting choruses especially tuneful The scenic The picturesque Sam Jones must be a white edition of surroundings are some excellent matercompany contains sensational Petei Vinegar ial and should make a continued success of the piece The costumes were hand much to the beauty of James some and added Dorr who has been The Carlisle Mercury says the scenes Miss M Thomas is a good talker yet it is seen here before in Niobe was well re- ¬ not likely that he will be what is ceived in Kismet and Ed H Carroll known as a noisy member but he will as Haideez was excellent furnishing much amusement for the audience W soon be recognized as one of the ablest R Hatch was deserving of credit for his scholats and thinkers and actors in the protrayal of the role of Dan De Lyon General Assembly We regards Mr OtherB worthy of mention were John Thomas as one of the ablest men in Saunders as Chinchilla and Miss Maud Kentucky He is not only up to date Fuller as Absinthia on the affairs of everyday life but he SCINTILLATIONS jis thoroughly acquainted with ancient history both sacred and profane As a An Interesting Jmnble Of News And Comment business man he has few equals in Ken- ¬ Mt Sterling has a football team tucky Declamatory contest on the 26th at STOCK AND TURF NEWb Mt Sterling A Carnival of America is soon to Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes be given in Maysville St Louis bulls express the belief Raiders in Wolfe county are warning that wheat will go to 150 before long tollgate keepers to stop collecting toll H H Hun won 75000 Monday at A couchee couchee dance party in at the Bennings track Washington on Maysville was raided by police Tuesday his horse The Cad a twenty to one shot night The Danville Advocate notes the sale Albert Kneeland convicted of bisamy by Farris Whitley of ninety six 1483 at St Joseph Mo has twelve living lb expoit cattle to Weil at 450 per wives cwt The turnpikes of Boyle county have Leer has sold an exception-¬ been priced to the Fiscal Court at Courtland ally fine jack to Chas Colcord of Perry 68850 Oklahoma The animal was shipped It is said that a man has never been Tuesday killed by another in Louisa That is a Frank B Blackerty of Woodford good record for a town 75 years old county had thirty acres of corn that The Yale Princeton football game averaged 70 bushels to the acre part of occurs to morrow in New York It it yielding 75 and 80 bushels will be witnessed by at least 25000 Tne Advocate reports 3000 cattle on people the market at Mt Sterling court the The Argonaut says that a Nameless very best selling at four cents but most Euchre Club has been organized at Lex- ¬ feeders bringing 3 50 to 380 Among ington Paris has a half a dozen name- ¬ the sales noted were R B Hutchcraft less clubs bought a bunch of 900 lb cattle at 350 The Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat W S Jones a lot of 1100 pounders at 375 to 4 Allie Kearns a lot of 1250 lb the Flemingsburg Times Democrat and agin fight oxen at 2 25 and Joe Frakea a bunch the Maysville Ledger are of cows and heifers at 2 to 3 J D ball games Merritt Martin a brewery agent and Parker of Nicholas bought twenty 650 lb cattle at 350 J J Ryan a saloon keeper fought over a settlement at Lexington and Ryan was shot to death The Montgomery County Fiscal Court has purchased four of the turnpikes Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair leading to Mt Sterling an aggregate of twenty five miles of 14093 The Democrat says that Win chester besides being the Metropolis of the Knobs and the Gateway of the Mountains is the Cow City of the Blue grass ¬ ¬ ¬ --- The football players of the United States could free Cuba in a fortnight j Bedfords farm near Kiserton in Bour bon county and in sight of the famous Peacock distillery are the ruins oF Kentuckys first distillery It was built in 1790 one hundred and 7 years uy uacoo spears who came to do Kentucky from Pennsylvania before the certainly needs whiskey rebellion occurred in that State you have energetic and sensible treatment which wa8 caueed b an insnrrection of Kt 4ixronftrtv - - that ctanri n ueome 10 nrotfist nanine tha far vv luo ard preparation of cod liver oil imposed upon distilled spirits by an act oc uongress m 1791 and which was quelled without bloodshed by troops sent by President Washington The distillery was a log building erected on a stone foundation The logs has proved its effectiveness in cur ¬ were hewed by Mr Spears from trees ing the trying affections of the felled by two darkies who hauled them throat and lungs and this is the to the distillery Notched after the reason why the cod liver oil par ¬ fashion of all logs used in primitive tially digested strengthens and buildings they were placed in position vitalizes tne wnole sys anu secureti by wooden pins instead of tem the hypophosphites of nails Of the distillery nroner not-h- act as a tonic to the j irg ow remains except the foundation mind and nerves and the lue malt houee built of stone several glycerine soothes and yearsjlater is now used as a store house heals the irritation Can lor stock feed and may stand the you think of any combi ¬ ravages of Time ior another century he spring which water for nation so effective as this the crude distilling furnished walled in a plat was Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion See that the century ago with tplendid masonry man and fish are on the wrapper and today supplies sparkling water for man and beast 50c and 100 all druggists BOWNE Chemists New York In this rude distillery was made the SCOTT first Bourbon whiskey ever distilled Xtitf vriwfMMt4Mai the product which was destined to make famous in the remotest parts of the THE COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE earth the names of Bourbon and Ken- ¬ Encyclopaedic Almanac and Year Book tucky for lSJS Free to Every Weekly The eonipment of this distillery was Subscriber necessarily primitive It had but one We desire to call special attention to still and tne daily output was small the advertisement of the Commercial not over a barrel and a half being made Gazette on another page of this paper each day The whiskey was a superior An Encyclopaedic Almanac and Year article however and aged citizens tell Book free with each yearly subscriber is that it did not produce the headaches certainly a irreat sroke of enterprise on aud other ill effects which are a result o the use of Kentucky liquor of a later the psrt of this popular paper Mr Spears and a relative Nothing like it has ever been offered vintage who also came from ThH Weekly Commercial Gazette has named Eastin been recently enlarged from eight to ten Pt nnsylvania constructed flat boats on pages and the price remains tne same which they took the whiskey to the New Orleans market as heretofore only 50 cents per year Fine whiskey could be bought in Now is the time to subscribe those days as low as ten cents per gal- ¬ 12nu 6t lon John Allen a pioneer of Bour- ¬ bon who was also a distiller during Foil Sale I have for sale privately a President Washingtons Administration lot of carpenter and wason niaker tools acquired about 500 acres of fertile Apply at my home on Walkers avenue Bourbon county land by exchanging a gallion of whiskey for each acre This Mrs LiAUka G iAiLOR ti would have required about ten barrels for a splendid farm Within fifty yards of the ruins of the MRS LAURA WEISIIAUF famous old distillery is a fine old man RvcomuitiiidH Wrights sion built 100 year ago by Thomas Met Of Murry Iml calf twenty years before he became Celery Capsules Governor of Kentucky The house was built for a farmer named Shipp and Murry Ind Sept 171896 contains nine large rooms The walls Wright Medical Co The are twenty inches thick the floors and window sills and door are made of well ouuiwiio Ohio Dear Sts Last spring I purchased seasoned wood and the ash rafters are a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fr in SPf nrely fastened at the comb of the L C Davenport druggist Bluffton root with pins made from the same Ind and used them fur stomach trouble wood The house is in a splendid state with which I had been afflicted for more of preservation and should be a com- ¬ mr Cap fortable borne for a generation not yet than 15 yearn Since taking huvp lost all tracoof pain find my born The mantels are five and one sules I stomach is entirely well- - I camit anv half feet in height and are of fine From cellar to garret tbinir and can tiutbfnlly say that I have workmanship part of the grand old house shows fVery uot felt bttter in years the same careful and honest workman ¬ - Rrsp rrfully Yourship Every room in the mansion ex ¬ MtS LaUkA Weishauft cept the kitcheu was frescoed in the Sold by W T Brooks ar 50c aud 100 quaint and pretty Holland designs in per box Send addrs on postal to the vogue a hundred years ago and the Wright Med Co Colu tubus Ohio for figures are plainly discernible in rooms trial size free where they have not been covered wi h wbite wash by irreverent tenants In the ceiling of one room can yet be seen to- - the quilting hooks used by the wives of CahiI buyers can get double value our forefathers and one can readily im ¬ r day at agine the merry times our ancestors en ¬ tf Davis Thomson Isgrig joyed at the quiiting bees in the old mansion Wrlgnta Celery Tea curea constipa ¬ Advertised Letter Ust tion sick headaches 26c at druggists List of letters remaining unclaimed m Paris Ky postoffice Nov 19 1897 To Cure A Cold In One Day Blackerby Mrs J O Hearl Mr Geo Hickman Mary E Black Mr Geo Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ Bradford Saml Hutchison Ellen lets All druggists refund the money Bayley J B Johnson Mrs Susie if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W Briudley Ben F Johnson Miss Maud T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Bierman Jas Johnson Naunie Ky Crawford Annie Kenney Miss Mary Crocet Miss Ollie Kirby Mrs W H Lane Charlie Combs Leslie Lang Jas Mrs Bertie Cole Leverson Patsy Conner Lida Crase Miss Lucy Lee Miss Louisa Lenihan Mary Conway Mandy Every expectant mother has Cunningham RachIMaden Mrs Annie a trying ordeal to face If she does not Curl Belle Sayer Mr Robert i To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrlghtr ¬ Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to Hr nnvthino- for nearlv two years I ased L three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they lTT0Am oH Tnn VWnrthB hfinftflt of others s afflicted I wisfafto send this letter - Wrights Celery Capsules O Anderson Pike Co O Recommend i ery truly yours W S ANDKRsoar Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Tour Life Insured 1c n Day EMULSION SCOTTS r c Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if yon doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health ES MARY LEWIS wife of a promi nent farmer and well known by all they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and old residents near Belmont N Y writes For twenty seven years I had been Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above a constant sufferer from nerrous prostra tion and paid largo sums of money for doc- - bank in every 1 box which brings tors and advertised remedies without bene your money back if we fail to cure you At Three years ago my condition was Sold by W T Brooks druggist alarming tn least noise trould startle and y g jg unnerve me I vras unable to sleep had a jz M 1 number of sinking spells and slowly grew worse I began using Dr Miles Kestorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first the medicine seemed to have no effect but alter taking a few bottles I began to notice a change I rested better at night my appe ¬ tite began to improve and I rapidly grew better until now I am as nearly restored to health as one of my age may expect God bless DrMilesNervine Dr Miles Remedies BPsx- - Dr -vJB are sold by all drug ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- ¬ EjiHestoreo funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address JllSt i eW fc button 8 Cns heel good and spring Ol solid sizes 5 to 8 OUT JrriCeS 75 CMUl8 kid turn spring heel soft and flexible sizes 5 to 8 100 Misses school shoes upper plump gg kid double sole 1U to 2 125 - RION -- CLAY - p Nervine 1 g - - fa f 2 i New Iittundry Agency DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind buyers Good times for shoe week at Power Laundry a first and solicit a share of the public patronage Work Or orders Clays drug store will left at Clarke Work receive immediate attention this called for and delivered promptly Respectfully class institution Winchester I have secured the agency for the -- tf Davis Thomson Isgrig 16ap tf Bruce Holladay -- Our and 2500 0VERC0RTS Elegantly trimed and made by first class tailors and you will never pay 3000 or 300 again We make pants for joo that are good and the best for 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 else k -- anywhere Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty ¬ LAVIN Ir HUKILL iU f Hilniii 11 Ml I las WBTCTSir iSELSSK GETTiNC READY arifiBKL 1rr WUl wrmm w m i1 lynTr lKm1 RU5UK linn -s -- fZs Doyle Misa Julia Shepherd Bell Dudley Mr John Stewart Miss Luler Gardner Chas M Sears Harry Smilsor James Green Mrs G B Webb Mrs Wash Hall Reuben William Mrs Laura Hackett Litty 495 A good Couch for a little 495 S mMMm I fcM 1 Hampton CarolineWilliams Amelia Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised W Li money See display in my center Davis P M W Tr tMmWWFWmWv n mm a get ready for it there is no telling roii i JUUU of uncertainties if Nature is not given proper assistance STSi -- iVSOtiier S f rienCl is fbA bPRf TiPln vnn - 4 I ran use at this time It is a Hniment and when regularly ap- j CRE4M MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free com Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD plied several months before baby comes EQQntS Witll ailU it makes the advent easy and nearly pain j ip J less It relieves and prevents morning mus- Mi J XJXliJl3X xx T New crop currents raisins citron sickness relaxes the overstrained SB O peaches prunes apricots hominy oat cles relieves the distended feeling short- ¬ ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer- ¬ meal rolled oats Men who like a cool quick quiet and tain without any dangerous after effects tt Newton Mitchell Crawford Mothers Friend is good for only one easy shave should patronize first class purpose viz to relieve motherhood of Bros barber shop Clean with the shop The Northwesterns dividends to danger and pain bath rooms are connected tf policy holders are unequaled and to Satisfactory service at all times 1 dollar per bottle at all drug stores or sent procure Northwestern dividends you by mail on receipt of price Oysters celery fresh cakes and Free must carry Northwestern insurance tf tion for Books containing valuable informawomen will be sent to any address crackers new sorghum molasses New upon application to York cream cheese THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Wrights Celery Tea- cures cavK Newton Mitchell tf Atlanta Oa tlon sick headaches 25c at drujgLf 1 NOTICE TO TAX ¬ PAYERS Pay your taxes be ¬ fore December 1st 1897 and save six per cent Penalty and ad- v ox LLOxxxg as 1 win De compelled to advertise 11 uka-m4WXJLXOJJL H UrUUtJXLV UXX rrrl Jnli the taxes are not paidbV December 1st 111 OrJer tO make my Settle- - While they last they will be sold for above price Buy early and secure a bargain window foot warmers for sale If you once have one you will never part with Lehmans 495 II it State t T HINTON -- -cT Wood Mantels Tiling Etc Furniture of all kinds Carpets as low as the lowest to -- Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended M ¬ - s 7 -- - i 1 c THE BQtJKBOIT NEWS FBI DAT NOVEMBER 19 1897 ttssn V fWlsU jl SrlMIKSSJByiSK - tvzs smacagiLHi i inpiti THE GIDRSO I NEWS 1881 PEJSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY j -- Three Boxing Contests Seventeenth Year Establlhed secov Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as iss mail matter TELEPHONE Nd 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 82 00 Six months One year news costs yotj cant evbn get Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And Elsewhere Mrs John Ireland was a visitor in 3100 port FROM A GUN FRKE OF CHARGE a re Etc ¬ Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Miller Daniel Coleman aged seventy a well known citizen of Rnckerville died this week A Globe -- Trotter Calls On The News r3 4 i Ar y 9 WJ 3rt 4 J About sixty white citizens attended a The above cut is a fair presentation genuine cake walk at the TJ B F hall on Eighth street Monday night The of the features of Frank M Phelps of cake was won hy Tom January and New York City who called at The News office yesterday afternoon Mr Mattie Rochet Phelps was attired in a high silk hat Messes Walter Clark J Frank and a bicycle suit and carried a small Clay Dan Morris and Harry B Clay hand grip from which he immediately havereturned from a hunting trip in produced his credentials in the shape of Robertson county They bagged a num ¬ newspapers from different cities visited ber of quail and rabbits by him in various quarters of the Wednesday night about eight oclock globe The papers all contained sketcha bold thief stole the saddle off V K es of Phelps visit and about his remark- ¬ Shipps saddle horse The animal was able tour of the world Phelps also produced from his grip hitched on Fifth street just ten feet three bottles of perfume one of which from Mr Shipps grocery he called The Breath of Seaven and Chas Hill representing the Bourbon explained that he was a chemist and Marble Works of this city yesterday pharmacist and the perfumes were of closed contract with Hon Cassius M his own manufacture and after a liber- ¬ Clay Jr for a handsomesgranite mon ¬ al sprinkling of the perfumery in the ument to be erected on his lot in the sanctum he told the story of his travels Paris cemetery to a score of gaping by standers who Duke Croxon one of the assailants were attracted by his odd mannerisms On July 4 1895 as the result of a of Mrs Gleason formerly of this city was sentenced at Newport yesterday to freak bet he left a club room in New twenty years in the penitentiary for the York clad only in a paper suit and by the conditions of the wager he was to Grim9 Croxon confessed his guilt and go around the world and return by July should have had a death sentence 4 1898 Other conditions were that he Thanksgiving Services was to accumulate in his journeyings 3000 in cash without begging borrow- ¬ The union Thanksgiving services will ing stealing nor accepting gifts and he be held this year at the Methodist must ride 12000 miles on each hemis- ¬ Church at half past ten oclock next phere on bicycle a gt else forfeit 3000 Thursday morning The sermon will Phelps says he has since July 4 1895 be preached by Presiding Elder Rev journeyed 41000 miles 21000 on a John Reeves wheel and the balance on boats cars An Aged Couple Marry and in other ways He has visited Eng ¬ Joshua D Kino aged about sixty land Holland France Spain Italy Austria Hungarv and Mrs Martha Monroe aged fifty Greece Turkey five both of this county were married Switzerland Germany Belgium Rus Wednesday at the court house by sia Afghanistan Persia Arabia Asia Squire Selby Lilleston It was a Minor Egypt Zanzibar India Ceylon second venture for both of the contract- ¬ Columbo Siani China Corea Japan Australia Hawaii Cauada and twenty- ing parties six states of the Union Raiders In Jessamine Phelps says he has accumulated by the use of his wits in a thousand differ- ¬ The boldest of Kentucky turnpike ent ways all but about 400 of the necraids occurerd Wednesday night in Jes- essary sum He will be in Paris to day samine county whereten gates were and said he would visit the merchants Before nine oclock and tell them about his travels chopped down seven squads of raiders had passed The daring traveler will leave Paris through Nicholasville on their way to this evening for Lexington and will demolish the gates Their boldness was journe3T South to Central and South unprecedented America via Atlanta Ga Tampa Fla The Woodford Sale He will return and Havana Cuba through Mexico A good crowd attended the executors Conrt Topics aalffdf Thos Woodfords personal prop erty Wednesday Auctionetr A T Yesterday in Squire Lillestons Forsyth reports the following sales court Nan Montague of Lyle3ville was cattle at 360 per fined 5 for breach of the peace Fourteen She cwi to Frank Walls three was the instigator of a fight between cattle 3675 each five heifers at two children which resulted in Nan 37i20 each cows 25 to 50 calves and another colored woman being T750 to 15 horses 20 to 50 mules drawn into it The children were orshoats dered whipped by their parents 25 to 60 hogs 290 per cwt 150 each corn in crib 150 per bar-¬ The trial of Will Johnson colored rel corn in stack 1 charged with shooting and wounding W C Cunningham at Cunningham - Fire In A Shoe Store Station was called but was postponed At half past ten oclock Wednesday on account of the absence of the plain- ¬ night a fire was discovered in Hugh tiff Montgomerys shoe store but it was Jol Baldwins Life Threatened soon extinguished by the fire department The damage to the store and stock by A SPeCTAL from Maysville Tuesday fire smoke and- water Mr Montgomery said Upon Col Baldwins return tolls The News will amouut to about from Lexington he found a dozen letter 500 or 6000 The loss will be mostly awaiting him threatening his life if he covered by insurance It is thought does not remove the gates on the Lexthe fire started from a match or a cigar ington pike The letters all state th thrown carelessly on the floor election is over now and the gates must be removed immediately or they will be Street Improvements torn down Col Baldwin has no fears Main street is now being rapidly put for his personal safety but this morning into excellent condition From Fourth applied to the County Judge for guards to Eighth the street bed has been raised for the gates and was refused from six to twelve inches with crushed graded from the center to limestone and Buried In Louisiana gutters After a coating of fine the The remains ot Edgar Sanders a forrock the willipus wallipus was run over it and the street is now in better condi- ¬ mer Parisian who died last Thursday tion than ever before The work will of Brights disease in New Iberia La The bod be continued up Main street as fast as were interred at that place possible The work is being done un ¬ could not be sent from New Iberia on yellow fever quarantine der1 the supervision of Brooks Clay account of the Mrs W G Daily a sister of Mr Squire Henry Clay and John M Clay Sanders came here several days ago to Keligious News Notes attend the funeral and was great over the delay in getting new Eld Powell whose fine sermons worried from Iberia have attracted large crowds to the i C iristian Church every night for- - two Wills Prohated Yestert afr weeks may preach his last sermon at return The will of James K Ford w g p r and the meeting to niht t morrow to his home in Louisville bated yesterday The testatoi giv j V Eld Powells eloquent sermons have of his propercy to his wife Mrs ViaIo done much good here and have been en ¬ Duncan Ford and names her as ext uj joyed bjr hundreds of Parisians trix to serve without bond have been eighteen additions There The will of John Griffith was alsc so far to the church six joining last probated The deceased wills his propnight jNppie Jameson Ollio Early erty to his wife Mrs Mary Griffith ol Miss McDohald this city and makes her executrix withwTiue Kate Gardner Lee Tucker and Mr Grinelle Mrs R out bond Howe Senie Rion aud Loiine Butler joined Wednesday nignt and Sara Grin Ask to see the ot of marked nan Margaret Sweeney Mrs Reynolds down underwear for Jadies and Helen Sprake and Russell Sprake were children at Franks Cos the joiners Tuesday night ¬ ¬ ¬ Lexington Wednesday Mrs W A Johnson arrived home Wednesday from Danville Mrs John Feeney arrived home yesterday from Richmond Mr Alex Baird has returned from a visit to his brother at Beattyvilie Miss Eddie Spears left yesterday for a short visit to friends in Cynthiana Mrs James Wilson and daughter returned yesterday from a visit in Shelbyville Mr Chas Wilmoth left yesterdav afternoon for Cynthiana to attend the fox hunters meeting Mr and Mrs Wm Bateman of Russell Cave are guests of Mr and Mrs Horace Collins on Seventh street Editor George A Lewis of the Frankfort Roundabout was a visitor in the city yesterday and was a caller at The News office Miss Pat tie Letton left Wednesday for a visit to Mrs Orton Brown in Chicago Mrs Brown was formerly Miss Eva Wade of this city Mrs Swift Champ entertained a newly organized euchre club yester- ¬ day afternoon The club will have its next meeting with Mrs F M Faries The Jolly Bachelors have reorgan- ¬ ized and will give a german on the even ing of December 28th Mr Woodford Clay is the new President of the club Misses Harriett and Shelby Darnall of Lexington and Miss Pattie Johnson of Mt Sterling form a charming trio of guests to be entertained next week by Misses Edith and Kate Alexander They will arrive Wednesday and a whist party will be given in their honor that evening The Cynthiana Times yesterday said Mr and Mrs James T Lail en- ¬ tertained informally at cards last even- ¬ ing in honor of their guests Miss Pres ton ot Detroit Miss Clara Wilmoth and Miss Nellie Mann of Paris Mr D Davis Dr Clark Davis Dr Williams and Dr Bonifield of Cincinnati ¬ ¬ which were many representative citi ¬ zens i witnessed the boxing carnival givenVat the opera house by the Paris Athletic Club The star event was a fifteen round go between Kid Lefebre of Cincinnati and LouisHeller of Evansville Iud The fight was clever and game throughout though Lef ebres work began to weaken Heller in the eleventh round In the thirteenth Heller was down six seconds at one time and nine at another an d after a blow on his neck ater he wa counted out Barney Smitl or Cincin nati who refereed Jill nf tho contests gave the fight to Lefebre The contest between Eddie Parker a game light weight boxer of this city and Sugarfoot Lee Hill of Cincinnati was a very interesting event The bout was lively and full of clean fast boxing The only knock down was scored by Parker who had the best of the fight The fight declared a draw Dave Jackson heavy weight of Paris was given the decision in a match with Albert Taylor of Georgetown It is said that Parker will box Brutus Clay a Lexington fighter in that city at at an early date ¬ Tuesdaynight a good sized crowd in PUT OUR NIME been able to offer before Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected with much care insuring both durability and comfort Ask for school tablets fre9 for the little ones when making your purchases new shapes and tips On your list when in need of Footwear Our stock of Siiues is arriving daily which comprises all better values than we have eyeir new the Davis Thomson Isgrigg My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil- drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of in vestment 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 Thanksgiving Football make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were un ¬ My gooda The famous Indian football team der the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down n from the Indian School at Carlisle Pa will play the University of Cincinnati long as a yard of them lasts If you want to so ve money in your pur ¬ team on Thanksgiving Day in Cincin- chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my socls nati The Indian team is composed of and hear prices before you invest elsewhere ¬ Pierce and Bemus Pierce Seneca tribe Artie Nutter Stock bridge Edward Rogers Chippewa Ifrank Hudson Pueblo Jacob Jamison and Isaac Seneca Seneca James Metox Oneida Frank Cayon en Omaha Oneida Martin Wheelock The Indians rank fifth of all the football teams in the United States and are coached by W A Bull a Yale player The U of C team has won all six of its games this year Several Parisians will go to see the game NUPTIAL KNOTS Hawley G TUCKER 529 -- St MAIN ST PARIS KY 1897 NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLS Both Shoe and Disk Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them - For Sale Just lo y O j552XVS7iEOJS- ¬ ¬ two-year-o- ld two-year-1C- L Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ Car of the Celebrated received emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Isaac McLaughlin of Bourbon and Miss Martha Pence of Montgomery wer6 married yesterday at the brides Call and examine before you buy home Carey Lanham and Miss Annie B A C Adair has the agency for Mark Reed both of Bourbon were married Following the yesterday at the court house by Judge Twains new book Equator It is decidedly the best book H C Howard W C Shropshire and Miss Bessie Lee the great humorist has written and has had a very large advance sale Sold Patton were married yesterday at the home of the brides father David B 16nov tf only by subscription Patton in Ruddles Mills Lexingtons Flower Show Miss Blanche Anno of Florida who The florists of Lexington wiil give a was anailmired guest of Dr and Mrs Qf chrysanthemum and flower show at J T Vansant three years ago will xbe Melodeon Hall next Monday Tuesday married to Mr Carpenter on December and Wednesday under the direction of 16th Large line of new Dress goods Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen ¬ Afternoon and Honaker the florist Mr Wm Isgrigg a well known cit- ¬ tlemen and Children of every de¬ evening concerts will also be a feature izen lining near this city and Miss strictly wool 25c a yard Novelties in Plain and Fancy scription at naif the usual price Admission free to of the show Kate Renick of this county were mar- ¬ Dress goods at50c sold everywhere Blankets 1 kind for 49c and N will give ried Wednesday by Eld J S Sweeney visitors The L else for 75c to 1 per yard all wool at 250 per pair Splen ¬ half fare rates at the latters home Handsome line of Silks Velvets did line of 2ed Comforts The matrimonial engagements of the and Braids of all descriptions for A Christmas gift that will please any Full line of Hosier v one great Following tlie Equa- ¬ Pullman twins who were practically trimmings and everybody special being our Ladies and Chil Penangs Percales and Fancy drens full seamless at 10c tor Mark Twains last and best disinherited by their millionaire father Of course the Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c Order at once if you want it for have been broken We are the only store in tovyp Table Linens and Towels at old Christmas Sold only by subscription money had nothing to do with it prices notwithstanding tariff ad- ¬ that carries full line of Zephras 16nov tf A C Adair Agent Ice Wool and fancy STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONS FDWHRDS PariSi Sy- WE ARE ALWAYS A IT a Adding new lines- cutting old prices with store full of new Fall Goods to show you out-of-to- BIRTHS ¬ OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN On account of the continued - warm weather we find ourselves overstocked on CLOAKS so we have The Advent Of Our Future Men Women In this city Wednesday to the wife of P IMcCarthy a son fifth born We still sell 10 4 Pep perel sheet ¬ Notions of all kinds and In And Dress linings we will save you 25o ing at 18c and extra good bleachsr ed and unbleached cutton at 5c on the dollar -- vance of 20 per cent 3rarus Family Portraits life size Free of charge A few of those OBITUARY 1 marked them down at cloaks left at Frank and Cos 2 - prices that wiU make them sell Take advantage of this sale and get a nice cloak for a little money at FRANK -- CONDONS jr Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead - COS Landj the Cincinnati photographer died yesterday Prof Chas Alberti ¬ The Fox Hunters In Kentucky The fourth annual meeting of the -- ¬ -- -- National Fox Hunters Association be ¬ gan Wednesday morning at Cynthiana with many fox hunters from Kentucky The greatest cut price sale of and distant States in attendance The cloaks ever given in Paris is now chase began Wednesday morning and Cos wa3 followed by a larg crowd Among going on at Frank the visitors are President A B F Be good and you will ba lone- ¬ Ivenney and daughter Worcester some Mark Twains new book tf Mass Admiral J E Jouett Washing con Dr W F Sturgill W Va Geo For Sale Good anthracite stove Snyder J P Fults Jr Francis Call at The News office tlogan Louisville W C Goodman R E Ferguson J W Ferguson Chas Insure in the Northwestern to ¬ Sarnett Chas Wilmoth Misses Clara tG morrow may he too late Wilmoth Nellie Mann Eddie Spears day Paris Miss Carlotta Preston Detroit Dr Wash Miller Misses Susan Miller Sara Buckner Misses Nelson Hatha For a pair of Ladies kid vay Capt Lee Hathaway J M Hodg patent leather tip foxed in Winchester Mrs Emma Walker heel three styles of toes Herr Misses Lillie and Mary Robinson Would be good value at Mrs Wallace Shelby Chas Hanson 400 Lexing Geo Brvan Wickliffe Preston OLAS RION ton J H Cunningham Austerlitz A ball will be given to night in honor of the visitors Efc aged thirty eight died in Lexington yesterday morning He was a relative of C C Leer near this city WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K IP TROUSERINGS V IMPORTED SUITINGS AKD FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL whexr JEMINTIE MERCHAiVT TAILORS S E TIPTON Cutter Three DONT TRUST EVERY LAUN DRY SIGN YOU SEE ¬ Dollars street while traveling down Consult your friends first whom you see wearing unfrayed beauti ¬ fully laundered linen and you wiil frad when you ¬ he Christian Church will The Childrens Missionary Band of run an exenr- - ¬ ion over the Kentucky Midland and Q fc C to Cincinnati on Saturday Nov Oth leaving Paris at 710 a in return- og will arrive at Paris at 1035 p in lound trip from Paris -- For first class work Three first class All work done strictly first Wrights Celery Tea xegulates the barbers Nextdoor to Bourbon Bank iver and kidneys cures constipation class 4nov tf nd sick headache 25c at all druggists 150 Buck and Bills Barber Shop TTO inquire waose laundry they patronize that come xo i Jiras Th e Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON 38hone JR BRO Proprietors No 4 T t- - u THE BOURBON NEWS FRl3pT NOVEMBER awwe of before that the rider of the THE BOURBON NEWS sorrel was a woman Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Jims face was a study He was so his game and when it came as sure Published Every Tuesday and Friday by it did he wilted But he braced up a WALTER CHAMP tJt9m n little and began a conversation It was the daughter of the chief herder wwiicm t across the riverr and she was about as CANNOT ROB US OF THE PAST pretty a picture as often came to the eyes of the herders in the territory Though cruel hands may strive to blight The fruit we hoped the years would bring She laughed and joked with Jim and They never can destroy outright side WTe The sweets that round the blossoms cling he deserted us to be by her rede and left them together If lips shall strive by unkind words That was the beginning and for To make our future incomplete about a month Jim and his girl were They have not power to kill the birds the talk of the country around They That In our hearts have sung so sweet were stuck on each other if any two Though unkind feet may turn aside mmm 19 1897 BRASS HEADED TACKS NONSENSE They ay sleep Natural Pillows ing on a hair pillow will enre asthma Then these first class football players Chicago must be mighty free from it Plain Dealer ¬ The Residue Son Papa in buy ing stocks Vhat does margin mean A LITTLE wi i Within our path sharp thorns to lay They lack the power from us to hide The flowers we gathered by the way If faces shadowed o with hate To flood our course with fear have planned They cannot close the happy gate Through which we have passed hand in hand Though strength of foes may hope to build High walls to part our future ways They cannot fence the bliss that filed Our souls through many yesterdays If cruel hands attempt to blight The fruit we hoped the years would bring They never can destroy outright The sweets that round the blossoms cling So though they may our way pursue And seek our highest hopes to blast One thing they have not power to do They cannot rob us of the past Thomas Freeman Porter in Boston Globe f AT THE END 06 OF I 2S THE LARIAT BY JUAN MORO TMmmmwwmmmmmmwmm sorts and conditions of men and women came together in the cattle days It was one of tbe peculiar fea ¬ tures of the time that there never was Who are you asked the question The newcomer introduced himself as did the miners of the mountains in his own way and was taken for what he was worth His real value was usually determined at short notice by the men of the frontier and when they had once branded a stranger he might as well ac- ¬ quiesce for the word went along the line as to his standing When he did not do so he found that there was likely to be a hint that he could not afford to neglect and he obeyed When James Sorten came to the Cim marron ranch and introduced himself as the younger son of a wealthy New England er disinherited because of his fondness for the sports of the plains he was believed lie looked it His ad- ¬ mirable form and his charming man ¬ ners as manners went in those days won to him the mn and women of the settlements and made him the friend of the ranch boys wherever he met them Some of the boys will yet remember liim and the lively part lie played in the drama of the latter GOs Rivalries that are now turned toward the managment of the corporations and the manipulating of the prices of stock were then in that section devoted to the handling of herds and the ranch that had the largest and most energetic force of cowboys was the one that had the better fortune in that line Sorten who soon gained the title of Yellow- ¬ back because of his customary clothes of bright saffron was the leader of the rustlers He could scent a maverick farther than anyone along the trail and woe to the herder that allowed a bunch to remain out on the prairie over night it was likely to be missing for good Of course there were efforts to put a stop to the practice of running in the wanderers for at least a reasonable time after the finding of the same But who could prevent it Sorten went to the trail every night to see if there were any wanderers that needed protection from the blizzards and often returned with two or three that had strayed from some passing herd One night he did rci return as soon as usual and when h came in it was with a white face and agitation written upon his entire body Whats the matter Jim asked the chief herder Seen a ghost asked another No but Ill tell you boys were his wcvds Ive seen the fastest rider that ever ivas in this valley Teli us about it There aint nothin to tell I was over in the upper ravine looking fer any o waiiderin steers that might be need in care aud hud found two when along come a stranger on horseback and or ¬ dered me to git I dont take any mans sass and I told him so What did that critter do but give a whoop an scare them steers so that they went bel lowin down the ravine I follered of course an when I saw that there wasnt no chance to git them home turned around to look at the other one He sat on his hoss as quiet as you please an when I looked at him smiled then with auother whoop started after the steers himself an what do you think in a minute lie had em in his line an was drivin em home which I take it is over the other side of the trail It appeared afterward that he had tiled to overtake the stranger but The failed hence his perturbation laughed at him a good deal boys all and he fairly haunted the trail to catch another glimpse of the mysterious vis itor But it was a week before he was satisfied A day oft was given the cowboys by reason of the failure of a herd to get 5n from the farther range aud we all went up to the town for a time Jim was looking for something all the time and when as we came within a mile of the settlement he caught sight of a sorrel horse ahead of us he gave a little cry of joy and sank the spurs into the flauks of his pony viciouslyi Wefollowed aud were by his side when the sorrel was overtaken Thenvve that w hadribt been ¬ notice- ever were and rode up and down the ranges like wandering twin spirits Once Jim was scared on the range again and this time he swore that the visitor made him give up ten head of the finest calves that he had ever laid UOl eyes on But none of us saw the huuw it She held out the miniature that was stranger and the opinion of the ranch in the possession of the woman with was that Jim was a little leary that the herd Jim shuddered night Where where did you get it he One day the order came to go to the t asked southwest after a herd and drive north From your It meant two months of hard riding believed in youdead wifes hands She and I did not tell her and how Jim did hate it He rode over to see his girl for good better She died blessing you and do by and they had an affecting parting you know where you ought to be blazed as The I guess She loved him and wanted to she satwomansoneyes fairly and faced there her horse marry him before he went but Jim ¬ the little company of herders and sa wouldnt have it so though he promised that it should be done as soon as loonists Jim never said a word He quailed he returned That was the year of the cattle suf¬ before the angry woman but he was fering on the plains because of the rain too angry himself to give up You said a little while ago that vou and sleet The herds were unable to get from the ice the wet grass beneath would kill me she began once more and starved and froze to death on the Get on that horse and lets see about northern plains In the territory there it A pony was standing near Jims was no suffering of this sort but the cold rain made it hard for the cowboys On its back the men placed him won ¬ and they had the toughest time they dering what would be the next move had ever seen to keep warm while on but all hoping that the vengeance the range They rode up and down the would fit the crime Ill count three said Jeanne then lines wrapped in big blankets and with all the scarfs they could gather around look out One their necks Jim was unarmed what else could One night as the storm was worst he do He jabbed the spurs into the there came along the trail a little herd not more than 200 half starved cattle pon3r and was off like a shot Up the that had evidently been herded long street he went and had 300 feet through the summer on their way north the start when came three Then we knew why the sorrel had and had not been pushed fast enough In the camp wagon that was with them rounded up the mavericks It ran like was a woman She came to the ranch the wind At the sound of the mistress house to get some food and we kept voice it was off and the distance be- ¬ her there all night the cooks wife tween the two lessened Out on the prairie they sped Then came the end sharing a bed with her The girl When within a short distance of the for she was not more than a child fleeing man the woman drew a coiled asked if we knew a James Morris Of course we did not but when the next lariat from her saddle and whirled it morning she took from her neck a around her head Once twice it circled and then away lecket and opening it showed us the face of Yellowback we all looked in beautiful curves until it settled over the head of the coward and deceiver blank enough I tell you She went back to the wagon but Jim Her sorrel planted its feet in the sod they did not get any farther The man got sick somehow and the woman went there was a jerk and fall and then to the other ranch where she met away over the plain toward the raJeanne Arsey the girl that had the vine where was the little cemetery she went a dark object dragging at love of Jim or thought she had She the end of the rope They disappeared Well the expected happened behind the hills and she did not come back Indeed she never came to the settlement again for she moved from the trail country a few weeks after But the boys wished she would come for they wanted to give her a vote of 1 ¬ ¬ he could see what she was going to do it came down across his face again and again He fairly howled with pain but she rode back to her side of the street and kept up the highway Til kill her shouted Jim and away went his horse to the saloon where he had left his revolver As he stood before the bar trying to get the barkeeper to give it up she rode in front of the house Jim Morris she called come out here How white Jim turned But he went she began You cowardly sneak I thought I loved you once but now I know you Do you remember those nights that I used to scare you away from the mavericks Jim looked at her in astonishment Had he been outwitted by a woman And last month Iheld in my arms a woman who had this picture Do you FAPPRECIATIVE THANK YOU It Is the Small Courtesies Tliat Make Life Wortli Living pV On every hand one hears oc the neglect to say thank you I wonder ojnetimes if some people really know how little of what comes to them is their due and right and how much of what comes to them is by favor and cour tesy The vast majority of things wiich come to us come by pure favor by courtesy And we should recognize this No act of kindness however slight should be unnoticed A thank you is a simple thing to say it requires but a few moments to write it but it often means much it means everything sometimes to the person re ceiving it It means a renewed faith in human nature in some cases A word of thanks is never lost never wasted If it sometimes seems to be lost upon the person to whom it is directed its expression has not been lost upon some one else who has heard it It is cer- ¬ tainly not lost upon ourselves The most of us are quick enough to thank some one who does us great service But the small courtesy just as great as the large service in reality we over- ¬ look It doesnt seem worth while to give thanks for small things And yet what would we be to day and where would some of us be but for the small courtesies of life They are what make life wortli living It is all very well to have the last Thursday of each November set apart as a day of thanksgiving but it would be far better if a great many of us car¬ ried the spirit of the day into all the other days Perhaps if we did so we might have more mercies to be thank ¬ ful for on Thanksgiving day Do not let the spirit of thanks stop with nightfall on Thanksgiving day Let us extend it to all the other days of the year to the people whoseslives touch ours When we receive a favor at the hands of anyone no matter how small it may be let us say the words Thank you If they should be written lei us write them Let us not delay them but take advantage of the instant when our heart is touched Let there be more thank yous said by everybody And the world thousands of them will be a better brighter happier place to live in because of them Edward W Bok in Ladies Home Journal ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Effective Decorative Worlc to lit Done vrith Little Expense The use of the brass head tack for the ornamentation of boxes stools tables screens and chairs is one of the new fads of the handy woman Some very pretty iround the house and effective results have been thus ob tained In making a design to be carried out in brass headed nails it is obvious that simple patterns are alone appropriate and those having curved lines are the most to be commended Highly conventional or purely orna mental patterns too should be chosen for it would be absurd to draw a nat uralesque form in braes nails You had better draw out your patterns on thin paper and then transfer them to the wood by rubbing over the back with white chalk following the de sign with a hard point A pattern which is continuous like the scroll on the poppy design suggested for a screen has therefore to be repeated many times You could draw just a portion of thick tracing paper and then prick the design with a thick needle and so makes a pounce of it By rub bing over the design with some pow ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 t have when you get through Father It usually means what you Detroit Does your wife Free Press -- Floral Wisdom ¬ thanks Howsoever they went out that even ing and buried Jim by the side of the little sad faced woman who was his wife St Louis Globe Democrat ¬ DRAGGING AT THE END ROPE OF THE d-something told her troubles to Jeanne and the girl knew that she had been making There leve to a married man Mad is no word to express it She fairly raged and rode the plains for days al ¬ most beside herself She vowed that she would kill him and then was will ¬ well known in Washington but who ing to forgive for the wifes sake But was then residing at Windsor As Mr Jim did not come then Tucker expressed it he concluded he The wife staj ed and grew sick faster was gone The 23000 reward and than her father At last she died and what Cary might deem his dut was Jeanne was free But those who knew he thought too much to leave any hope were glad they had not the task that for his escape He walked to the bow of was before Jim when he came home the boat to try to consider what he Our boss told us one day that the should do He was somewhat disguised herd would be in in a week The ranch as an Englishman with their usual of rugs canes um was prepared for the coming and the impedimenta cowboys looked forward to the event brellas etc and while he was consid Mr with interest for they would get a ering a voice behind him said da off in which they could go over to Tucker where are you going Dont you know the ears are regularly the settlement At last the herd was within a days searched and you are almost sure to be drive and the whole settlement was recognized Well Isaac said Beverly I am waiting for it The boys all knew the between Jim and Jeanne and trying to get into Kentucky and from situation there into the south and I must take wanted to see what would happen Jim was tired when he came into theehances Carv told him to go to the camp and did not want to talk He hotel feign sickness or fatigue and re- ate his dinner in quiet and then said main in his room until night He said he would buy his tickets and come for Lets go over to the town Of course we were ready and a half him at dusk and accompany him to the dozen of us went with him On the cars He did so and at dusk Cary came way he asked if we had seen Jeanne and accompanied him to the ears and We told him nothing about the visitor sat with him until the train started of the past few weeks and only when The soldiers passed through the cars we got to the town did we see him look but concluded Beverly was some Englishman and being in company with a cheerful Jim drank harder than I had ever colored man he must be all righ t Then seen him do that afternoon and about the cars started Caiy bid him good by four oclock was in a lively mood ready and he went on his way rejoicing at hav ing met so good a friend as Isaac Cary for any sort of an escapade As we rode down the little street Some time after Isaac Cary came to we saw coming in from the ranches Washington and obtained a position a woman on horseback All the herd- ¬ under the city government which he ers fell back The did not want to see held until his death The writer went with Mr Tucker on his return to the what happened at too short range old flame and city to see him and thank him again Jim recognized his hurried his horse forward to meet her for his friendly aid Such an act of But she did not hurry Instead she friendship weighed in the balance was in the most exasperating state of against 25000 cash deserves to be re membered Washington Post deliberation How are ye called Jim so that we Liquid Air could all hear A tablespoonful of liquid air poured There was no answer on a fluid ounce of whisky will freeze Whats the matter he demanded it at once into flat scales and a hand Dontyou want to many me kerchief saturated with it is charred For an answer she gave her horse a and destroyed as quickly as if placed blow with the riding whip and came in a hot oven As an agent of destruc up to his side In her hand Was the tion linnirl flir t nmvprflll but HO USCI rawhide She liftecHt Kigb and liefore I ful oflice has been found for it as yetiMublic ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FRIENDSHIP ABOVE MONEY How Beverly Tncker Escaped with 925000 on His Head After the assassination of President Lincoln Secretary Stanton offered a re ward of 25000 for the arrest of Jacob Thompson who had been secretary of the interior in Buchanans cabinet Beverly Tucker C C Clay and others Mr Tucker made his escape through a faithful friend on his arrival at Detroit In the early morning he crossed in the ferryboat from Windsor Canada to Detroit and the first person his eyes rested on was the late Isaac N Cary so ¬ - uring Thus if a nail is half an inch in width with a pair of dividers or a rule yon mark off half inch spaces along your lines Or if you make a border of alternate large and small nails say five eighths of an inch and three eighths of an inch in diameter then you have only to mark off these spaces on the line and no difficulty ought to present itself A good deal of the effect would be obtained by using different sized nails The center part of a line for instance in a leaf might be of five eighth inch nails then three eighth inch ending with quarter inch Then different patterns would be combined WOE OF A SKUNK RIDDEN TOWN for there are a great many different Set Forth by n Michigan Editor Whose shapes and sizes in these nails vary ins Patience Has Been Exhausted from small round headed nails at three The village council in its work of re- cents per dozen to larger and more or form should turn its attention to namental ones at nine cents skunks safely guarding itself against It would be worth while buying j retaliation on the part of the dodgasted sample sot and keeping it by you so skunks We would not have the honor- ¬ that you can design to suit the different able municipal government expose nails This sort of decoration is most in the deadly breach nor suffer permanent as nothing short of pulling vicariously for the sins of the people the nails out will destroy it The de over which Providence has placed it sign for a tea table top is so simple that but if it could issue an ultimatum a child miglit try it with success N Y against skunks giving them a reason- Herald able time to vacate the corporate limits ENTERTAINING A PLEASURE of Charlevoix a suffering people will rise up and call it blessed A drunken Cnltivntw it Indian can be kicked across the bridge What of MeanB to Hospitnlifyn SpirH Genuine and driven into Ha3es but it wont What a charming society we shall work with a skunk You can club al- ¬ comes wten every most anything but a skunk You can have if the day ever herself able- to entershoot the varmints but in their dying homeseeker feelsburdensome degree of a agony they wreak a sveet revenge on tain without and expense In their slayer You cannot drive them worrv work trouble everything m out from under the woodshed or barn entertaining- ns in facility results ad ease without precipitating a row that in practice firs is a trying domestic or odoriferous results rivals a mass meet what at deal by repetition becomes a pleasure ing The chief point a relaxation If you set a trap for them you catch consideration however does notundei conthe cat or if perchance you catch the cern the effort involved the outlay ol skunk then you catch well They of entertainmeet you on the sidewalk as you walk inoney nor even the form animating spirit home at night and look you squarely ment given but the our egoism our in the face and if you are not up in nat host and hostess If graciousness vanity ural history you are sure to get into generousexceeds our love of kind oui we impulses and trouble They meander across the lawn shall never gather our friends about us as you sit on the porch and if you are opportunity for display of an investigating turn of mind they unless as an his of wealth get in their work on you and you spend The man such spirit who receives in is but a pauper in the rest of the night wishing you were friends and enjoyment dead while the skunk still lives with a capacity for happiness natures law of compensation ever ad skin full of reserve force and a tail experiences to a nicety that is as effective in battle as a dy justing lifes mch to say that every too It is namite torpedo Why should thej so familynot able to keep house is alsc afflict a God fearing community Per and so doing to haps they have hay fever and are here able be entertain friends even if trying the happier for it will for climatic reasons Whatever the little economies are entailed there cause is it is a fact that Charlevoixis a by As to this matter of exfavorite resort for skunks and they pense we can make it what we will seem to be increasing in proportion inexperienced host or hostess is al to our growth in grace Durn a skunk The sure to exaggerate every expense anyway Charlevoix Mich Sentinel most in making a calculation for enter hem taining This comes from reckoning Use of Sarc Leaves from the caterers standpoint There are not perhaps many persons The hostess who invites all her ladj who know that sage leaves are valuable in the toilet They are excellent for friends to an afternoon tea orreeeptiop cleaning the teeth keeping them white for the first time is quite sure to be and free from tartar Take two or sorry that she has not done it before when sheconies to cast up her accounts three fresh sage leaves and after rins At this delightful function grown de ing the mouth and teeth with clear women water rub them on the teeth and into lightful sincehorizons haveoutenlarged of taste it is their mental the interstices Then rinse again with to serve anything that would impaii clear water As an astringent wash the appetite for the evening meal A for soft gums a decoction of sage leaves picture table with its flowers crystal is very effective Take a handful of bits of fine china confections and pretfreshly gathered sage leaves wash ty girls in pretty gowns serving tea them put them into a basin or jug coffee aud chocolate with added dain pour boiling water over them and close sandwiches little lig ht cakes that ly cover Allow the liquid to remain i are half confections an ice or cream until cold then strain and use as a served from the kitchen form the ef mouth wash If the tonsils are swollen fective whole certainly not expensive and the throat inflamed this decoction yet all sufficient Some flowers here of sage leaves may be used as a gar- and there through the house are oi As a lotion for o le with good results course desirable a trim maid for the weak or inflamed eyes it is both sooth- door and one or more for the ploak- ing and healing St Louis Republic room a necessity Such an affair may be made very elaborate and involve Evening mouses evening blouse of pale blue crepe much outlaj or very simple and the An de chien has a transparent yoke of expense almost trifling if everything Two rows of turquoise but is prepared at home Engraved inviold lace framed in diamonds adorn the tations make aconsiderable expense tons front of the blouse and the black and but the hostess visiting card with date white satin ribbon belt is drawn hour and any other special information written bv herself will answer as well tl rough a buckle of mock diamonds worn with an odd and be in equally good taste Ellc Another blouse to be skirt is of rose colored velvet with ae Morris Kretschmar in Womans Home Companion pointed yoke of jetted lace The Another evening is of black satin Piiicnnpic Icara bodice is of jet embroidered with steel Many housekeepers do not know that with just a hint of pink and blue rib- a most delicious canned fruit may be bon at the belt A fourth new bodice prepared by adding pineapple to pear is of gray velvet entirely covered with and cooking together Shred or mince an embroidery of black pearls and sil ver It is very full and shows a front of the pineapple or cook it until it falis in the soft yellowith lace The collar and pieces and strainCook juice throwing away the fiber the pears in the cuffs and the wide eeinturearc edged with soft chinchilla St Louis Uu juice with just enough sugar to mak ¬ ¬ derd chalk tied up in muslin you will get an impression on the wood as the chalk will pass through the pricked holes Your design would consist of lines which you will fasten with nails put ting each nailpoint on the line and driving the nail straight home with a well directed tap Your difficulty at first will be to get the nails to fasten on evenly and to judge the distance each point should be from the last nail though this could be overcome by meas¬ ¬ understand the care of palms in win- ¬ Indeed she does she always ter wheedles some of the neighbors into Chicago Record keeping hers That Way All Around Jack That Miss Beverly to whom I bowed Tom just now is a regular Klondike Yes also That so Kick Jack Chicago News cold and distant A Slave to His Senses Seheminski Vat You take a bath efery day Oh it makes a Brown Vat for Chust becauset fellow feel better it maigs you veel petter You must Indianap- ¬ pe von of dem ebbicures olis Journal The tailor Economical Wife gown for less said he couldnt make the than 225 so I told him to go ahead Why in the world didnt Husband you consult me first I didnt want to spend the car fare for two visits dear Life Women are nat ¬ Prone to Doubt urally incredulous remarked the whist plaj er Thats contrary to the common impression I dont care its true You never can make one be ¬ lieve you the first time you tell her what are trumps Washington Star PEOPLE LIVE ftneer Ways of Elciug Out Insufficient HOW SOME - Itesultir Incomes In the struggle for life which is so keen at this end of the century some people resort to strange expedients tc V get bread and cheese or to increase a pittance to a comfortable income Inspector Livingstone who was formerly in charge of the police at the law courts tells a tragic story of a poor and briefless barrister who fought a long and grim battle with fate and was beaten in the end In the early hours of the morning he worked as a market porter at Covent Garden and then at ten oclock adjourned to his chambers in ¬ ¬ I ¬ --itself ¬ ¬ - ¬ - ¬ ¬ - ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ critics V friend of the writer who rejoicea in what the police reports call a verv aristocratic appearance and has in addition excellent manners adds enoiich to a slender income to nnv fnr tire summer holidav for himself and family his tailors and bootmakers bills and even his rent by acting as a private detective at balls and recep tions in Eelgravia and Mayfair Chance threw him in contact with the manager of a detective agency which does a great deal of business of this kind and his first job was in fact simply as a nights diversion at the invitation of the man ager aforesaid But so pleased was the lady of the house with his appearance ¬ tlie Temple donned wig and gown and attended the courts waiting day after day to grasp the skirts of happy chance Others as unknown to the world and friendless as he had their opportunity but none presented itself to him and in nope ever deterred his race was run a bomerset house clerk who rushed into matrimony before he had properly counted the cost and found it difficult to run even a modest household on 150 a year especially after the arrival of a little stranger got over the embarrassment by starting a coffee stall near Smithfield market in the early morn ing He kept his truck in the neighborhood but brought down his stock of comestibles from his home in Camder Town Fortunately his wife who did her best to help on the enterprise was a capital plain cook and his mutton pies and buns had a great reputation in Tft miof ttq c hi out by eight oclock and no one would have thought of identifying him with t the silk hatted and top coatedvho two hours later crossed the Strand to Somerset house A rising author who is now sought by the publishers but had a particularly har strUgrle to find acceptance tided over the worst period by acting as a brokers man Taken as a whole he found it a most unpleasant experience but he declares that he wouldnt hav missed it for the world for it has sup plied him with material for numbers ol sketches and short stories A Christ mas story which brought him a lot o praise for instance was a chapter from that experience and well deserved the encomium of very realistic from the ¬ ¬ ¬ r fcZJta rm Oi A i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ j ¬ - J r j cein--tur- ¬ Nonconformist minister in the south of London who doubles his slender sal ary by the profits of a flourishing pho ¬ tography business on the other side of the Thames Originally he took up photography as a pastime but acquir ¬ ing considerable skill in the work was pestered by people who wanted to get their portraits taken on the chcan So he determined to gain instead of lose hy his work and taking convenient rooms at some distance from the scene of his ministerial labors set up a pho tographic artist under another name nis daughter acting as his assistant fortune favored him and before the secret of his constant absence from homo was fathomed by the curious of s flock he had made so promising a business that he stood in no aweoi deacons or church though indeed the former have taken a verv 9BdM0 of the matter and admire rather th m conuemn nis enterprise Cassells Sat urday Journal ¬ and obliging courtesy that she made special mention of it to the manager who accordingly proposed to my friend that he should accept regular paid em ployment lie was nothing loathand now has engagements almost every mght during the season Another curious case is that of a 1 t X ¬ them nelishable NY Ledger Reprarrtinur the Fee Friend The groom seemed to shy Minister He was about five lars Truth N-Y- be doV 1 4 x THE BOURBON NEWS EEID1AY NOVEMBER THE FARMING WORLD BEES IN THE V1NTER NEAT SIPHON SIGNAL A 1 189 Society Note Nellie Chaffie tried very hard to get some conversation out of young Clamwhooper but he answered in monosyllables At last hearing violin playing in the next room she Little Convenience Wliicli May Uuvm The float attached to a signal as a Lot of Trouble il- ¬ Thin Writer Pvefw Clialt Hlw to lustrated herewith for use while si Quarters to tlie Cellar phoning water from a well is for the Preparation of bees for winter should he begun some time before winter is on If they are to be fed it should be done while the weather is yet warm as liquids cannot be fed to bees in winter If bees are destitute of food during the winter proper food may be given them in the form of candy until warm weather comes in spring- It takes about 25 pounds of honey to winter a colony successfully and this amount - purpose of giving notice when water is nearing the end of the pipe in the well as it will stop the action of the siphon to allow the water to fall below the suction end After the well is banked in to keep out frost it is not con- ¬ venient to examine the height of water hence the need of the signal to tell when water is getting low so the flow can be regulated by faucet at the lower end in pipe d Mine was made with a may be rnven them in part or in whole piece of ordinary two inch plank a of sirup made from granulated sug ar The necessary amount of stores in eaeh colony should be looked after care- ¬ fully in autumn and furnished in every ase needed so that they may be placed in winter quarters before cold weather Colonies may be fed very rapidly if necessary In case of late feeding this must be done and the full amount of Sfea provisions may be given them in a few iL m Ll rt -n D days A strong colony will store a i 3 gallon of sirup in less than 24 hours 4 nvUKii ViZ S But in case colonies are fed earlier rsa they not be fed so rapidly and it is bet- ¬ VifiJA L V ter to prolong feediurg ten days or two v weeks as this gives them more time SPSS l nc-j-v- -- tV5 3o ripen and seal up itheir stores which -95kzj v is much better and alsoigives them an opportunity to rear brood which is very essential to successful wintering r I much prefer dhaff hives to winter in in preference to the cellar and if you have never tried wintering in the cellar you had better leave that to the expert Chaff hives if well made are good all j ear round hives They are VWv- t good protection in winter and in SXPHON IGSIAIj spring they are a great benefit in pro- ¬ tecting the bees during the changes of one ioot square A mall staple was weather and doesnot check brood rear ¬ driven in the center of the top the wire ing during cold snaps They are also b attached to the staple and passed convenient in summer and protect the through a hole made through the covbees and honey in hot weather ering of the well e and attached to a sev- ¬ liglit piece of board or lath c fas- ¬ After using a house apiary for Arrange the eral years I much prefer it and would tened to an upright not again go back to our apiaries As length of wire so that as water be- ¬ for winter protection in the house 1 comes low the weight of the flat will pack in chaff after the fashion of the pull downonone end of the signal and chaff hive raise the other end to which a piece of Late swarms and all weak colonies tin or a cloth is attached as a signal of any kind should be united until their H C Orary in Farm and Home combined strength is as good as the ASHES AS FERTILIZERS best before going into winter quarters It is useless to undertake to winter col- ¬ They Are Very Useful on Crops Like onies that are queenless and they too Clover and Grass should be fput in with others con tain Considerable space is devoted to ashes should be put with others containing as fertiliers in a late bulletin issued by queens A H Duff in Western Rural the Massachusetts Experiment station The bulletin states that lime kiln ashes DRINKING FOUNTAIN which contain in one ton Sf0 pounds of Convenient Device Invented by a lime 25 of potash and 20 of phosphoric acid might well be advertised and sold Vermont Farmer Not every farmer is supplied with with profit These ashes are obtained running streams where the poultry can by burninglimestone with wood They get good water when they want it es- ¬ are very useiui on crops liKe clover or pecially the young chickens turkeys grass and farmers who live where they and goslings I bought several three can be obtained can well afford tc pay gallon galvanized pails for 17 cents 350 per ton and haul them home As each and some small pans for ten cents for ordinary unbleached wood ashes A small hole was made in the bottom they should never be bought by the of each pail which was then filled with bushel They should be bought not only by weight but on a guaranteed analysis of potash and phosphoric acid The Massachusetts Experiment station chemists found all the way from one to 35 per cent of water in different samples of such ashes It is folly to buy ashes by the bushel when 20 per cent or more of the bulk is nothing but water The potash and phosphoric acid found in wood ashes have pound for pound about equal commercial val ues uealers sometimes state only the sura of both instead of the amount of each This is well enough in figuring the money value of the ashes but the buj er should demand in addition a definite statement of the amounts of potash and phosphoric acid as separate j SS -- i - - - X -- ¬ PRODUCTS OF GENIUS AN AMBITIOUS GIEL Bicycle pedals are being fitted with magnetized plates to attract plates onFrom thfe New ra Greenburg Ind This uaner recentlv received iiifnvmn Hnn the shoes of the rider and hold his f eetin place thus doing away with toe clips jjthat the ten year old daughter of Mr M Ry which are the cause of many accidents bolt of Hartsville Ind had been cured of a severe illness The case seemed more than to racing men jan ordinary one and consequently a special Fowls can be carved more easily by a representative was sent to investigate The farmers liviner new device consisting of a clamp which about Rvbolts aresouthwest of two miles Hartsville fastens on the edge of a platter to hold When the reporter called Mr and Mrs Ry a spring arm having a screw clamp at bolt and their daughter in question Louise were at nome also other its other end to press against thebreast Louise is the oldesttneShe hadthree children been going to bone and hold the bird on the dish school for four years and was formerly in A new wrench which locks the jaw very good health but for the past year or onto the nut has a lever lying parallel more she had been ill A year ago the present winter it with the handle whiich can be raised or noticed that she was breaking down was in lowered to set the jaw with a toothed health For a time the cause could not be projection which fits in a recess in the ascertained but it was finally decided that studv handle to hold the lever after the jaw it was from overLouise toIt has ahvavs been the ambition of educate herself as is set soon as possible for she was anxious to To fasten the mouths of paper bags graduate from the common branches earljr a new device is formed of a strip of and to enter a college of music which her parents promised she could pliable metal of a length sufficient to she should finish the common do as soon as branches allow of the ends being folded over to How many children by diligent study to hold the strip in place after it has been achieve their ambitions are injuring their this case It pressed together to clamp the edges of health hardwas so inand often The child all day studied far into the the bag mouth night and had won the respect and admiraGloves can be readily fitted to the tion of her teacher and of all the school by and hand by a new device which has a her aptness time rapid learning inFor some Louise experienced tresilient measuring tape arranged in disposition which she would not an make loop form with the ends loose to slide known to her parents for fear they would have in an indicator arid a measuring plate ache her remain from school Her headsoon and was upon which the fingers lie when the noticed by became unendurablehad by this her teacher She hand is fitted in the loop time grown pale and weak One day she became suddenly sick at which An adjustable curtain fixture school and was taken home will hold curtain poles of different For several weeks she suffered from a lengths has a plate screwed to the win fever and the physicians could not rally dow or door frame with notches cut it her A neighbor urged them to try Dr which its surface to receive a sliding clamp Williams Pink Pills for Pale People results they finally did with splendid and prevent it from slipping backward Louise began getting better at once and by the time she had consumed ten boxes of the and releasing the pole new pills she was cured Nails are not needed to fasten a What you have written is true said horseshoe to the hoof the shoe being Mrs Rybolt I dont think Louise would divided into two sections pivotally con- ¬ have recovered had it not been for Dr Wil nected with the upper side of the sec liams Pink Pills for Pale People She is in perfect health to day and able to re enter tions extending over the hoof to hold school the shoe in place and having a remov ¬ We are using these pills in our family plate across the front end of the when we need medicine and find that they able than and shoe to cover the clamp which holds the do more goodnearly doctors medicineswould they are not so expensive I two sections of the shoe together be glad to recommend them to any one who well-to-d- o ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE TUEN OF LIFE Is the most important period in a woOwing to modern mans existence methods of living not one woman m a thousand approaches this periectly natural change without experiencinga train of very annoying and sometimes painful symptoms Those dreadful hot flashes sending the blood surging to the heart until it seems ready to hurst and the faint feeling that follows sometimes with chills as if the heart were go ¬ N asked Do you play the violin No thats a fellow in the next room he said with a sudden outburst of loquac- ¬ ity N Y World Heavy Gale A Yankee in describing a gale of wind A white dog while attempting to weather the gale was caught with his mouth open and turned completely inside out Tit Bits says A Big Itegrular Army The mightiest host of this sort is the army of invalids whose bowels livers and stomachs have been regulated by Hostetters Stomach Bitters A regular habit of body is brought about through using the Bitters not by violently agitating and griping the intestines but by reinforcing their energy and causing a flow of the bile into its proper channel Malaria la grippe dyspepsia and a tendency to inactivity of the kidneys are conquered by the Bitters - ing to stop for good are symp- ¬ toms of a dan- ¬ gerous nervous trouhle Those hot flashes are ¬ just so many calls ltrirgABBfmmmBfB from na- ¬ A Had Sign said the candidate gloomily the other side has me beaten and they know it Why do you think so asked his friend Well there are very few campaign lies being circulated about me Puck nerves are crying out for assistance The cry should heheeded in time Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound was prepared to meet the needs of womans system at this trying period Take the Air Line To St Louis and the West 53 miles the of her life The Vegetable Compound is an in ¬ shortest from Louisville makes the quickest time Pullman Sleepers Parlor and Dining vigorating strengthener of the female Cars For complete information address organism It builds up the weakened J P Maffett Traveling Passenger Agent nervous system and enables a woman Knoxville Tenn R A Campbell General to pass that grand change trium ¬ Passenger Agent St Louis Alo She I hear you have just got married is it too late to offer congratulations He Oh ves I was married three weeks ago Im afraid ture for heln ¬ The phantly prove the honesty of our statements but it is a pleasure to publish such Tit Bits grateful words as the following Wliy Is Star Ping Tolmcco the Best I have been using L ydia E Pink Because it is made from selected stock of the best grade of leaf that grows The ingre- hams Vegetable Compound for some time during the change of life and it dients used in its manufacture are absoluteenly pure nothing injurious to the system has been a saviour of life unto me I ters into it can cheerfully recommend your medi ¬ Flies are never as active as when you cine to all women and I know it will want to sleep in the morning Washington give permanent relief I would be Democrat glad to relate my experience to any Mrs Deila Watson 524 How My Throat Hurts Why dont you sufferer is sick and can especially recommend them use Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar West 5th St Cincinnati Ohiq in any case similar to Louises NOVELTIES JUST PATENTED Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People POINTED PARAGRAPHS Lanterns can be carried on the ends contain in a condensed form all the ele- ¬ A person looking out for old people alments necessary to give new life and rich- ways makes a good impression Washing of wagon tongues instead of on the ness to the blood and restore shattered Wit and Wisdom in Sliort Sen- ¬ means of a new holder nerves They are an unfailing specific for ton Democrat wagon body by tences which consists of a cap to slide over the such diseases as locomotor ataxia partial Cure for Consumption has no equal Where theres a will theres usually a con- ¬ Pisos end of a pole and support a bracket for paralysis St Vitus dance sciatica neural as a cough medicine F M Abbott 383 testant Snow comes down in the winter and ice gia rneumatism nervous neaaacne tne alter the lamp and a wire guard to keep the effect of la grippe palpitation of the heart Seneca St Buffalo N Y May 9 1894 goes up in the summer horses from striking it pale and sallow complexions all forms of Time flies Thats one advantage it has We should call learning to ride a bicycle To safely transport animals in or ¬ weakness either in male or female These in the hot sun work Washington Demo over flying machines by all dealers or will be sent crat are The wind has a great deal to do with dinary railroad cars a portable stall pills paid soldreceipt of post making the weather vane on price 50 cents a box is used having four corner posts set in or six boxes for 250 they are never sold in The weather seems delightful when When some men feel blue they get drunk the movable floor and supporting an ad ¬ hulk or by the 100 by addressing Dr Wil Rheumatism is cured by St Jacobs Oil and paint things red The stronger the butter is in the tub the justable roof with a feed trough hung liams Medicine Company SchenectadyNY No wonder a typewriter gets rattled when weaker it is in the market and padded on the post at one end A doctor may spend money like water but a pretty girl is working it Chicago News Cruel Man boards extending along the sides of the he doesnt get it from the well I cried all day vesterday stall After a man secures a girls hand he someWhere Have pains and aches everywhere What for times finds she has him under her thumb y woman has patented an A and It was our wedding anniversary some- Cured by St Jacobs Oil theyre nowhere One word always leads on to another-7-n- o in screen doors to keep Henry said iniprc It seems to me that A mothers praise of her children never in- matter whether you are reading the Bible thing awful occurred ten years ago to day i the door opens construct- ¬ flies out or a dime novel terests any other woman Chicago News Deed of flexible folding sections which but I cant remember what it was A man must have a lot of bravery in his make up to enable him to listen calmly to guard to collapse as the door troit Free Press allow the A quickstep Step out when St Jacobs the whistling of bullets Oil quickly cures your lumbago shuts the device being attached to the II One should make allowance for youthful O Improvements Completed top and upper portions of the door and follies The cat the gravest of all animals The improvements on the Main Line of The office never gets left when it starts is the most frisky when young Chicago becasing the Baltimore and Ohio west of and out to seek the man Chicago News News To prevent the slipping of belts on tween Martinsburg WxVa and North completed Novemhave been pulleys movable pieces are set in the Mountain They cover a distance of nearly ber 1st wheel rim and held in place by springs four miles starting three miles west of Marwhich allow the pieces to protrude be ¬ tinsburg and extending some distance yond the surface of the rim when a cer ¬ west of Myers Hole which is near the North Myers Hole the tain speed is attained to increase the Mountain station Atout some very line obwas changed taking circumference of the wheel and tight ¬ jectionable curvature and the roadbed ¬ It oes not seem necessary for us to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 5S ¬ ingredients Jtural World FOR FARMERS ought to have seen how much horses than poar hay the chickens and goslings enjoyed this When the potatoes are dry is the best good drinking fountain Do not get time to select the seed the pan too large A space of 1 inches So long as hogs can be keptheaithy below the pail and the outside of the they can be made profitable pan is sufficient This allows plenty During the fall and winter is a gcd of room for dirinking but the young time lo organize farmers clubs birds cannot get intothe water and foul The older the stock becomes before it Care should be taken to have the marketing tthe more it costs to feed and iole in the bottom of the pail quite fatten ssmall The opsning made by the point pvofit in iarming is determined of an awl or smaill nail is large enough byThe difference in pricesand the the cost I fill one of these fountains twice a dav of raising tfor 60 goslings Orange Judd Farmer Plan to provide work for the teams every day tljal the weather will permit Feed the cForttls Slowly One of the diflioiiltiesdn feeding fowls through the winter To secure the best results in leading iis that as given by the poulterer the jfood is in a mass and can be gobbled the animal must be kept as regular at down far too quickly In its natural feeding as possible Corn is usually the most abundant estate the fowl hunting for food is and cheapest and generally the best obliged to eat slowly one grain at a ttune Usually aftereachinouthful the grain food Ave can have If you aiie land poor have got more Qken is obliged to scratch for more So land than you can maintain in a good ilugraiued is this instinct that a hen with chickens viJl scratch and cluck state of fertility sell off a part During the fall and winter is a food wihen she comes to a pileof grain One of ithe reasons why eorn is a bad feed time to plan out the farm so as to do fox lexwis is that the grain is large and away with aU unnecessar- - fencing Care must be taken not to put the if shelled and thrown out by hahd fulft the fowls eat it muchtoo fast for sow on lull feed too soon after farrow their good The true way ito feed hens ing Gradually increase her ration Keep in a dry and convenient plac is to mix their grain with chuff or so that they must scratch far where the hogs can help themselves a straw it If eovered with mellow earth it will supply of ashes salt and copperas be still better as the dust thus raised Farmers Union will rid the jfowls of vermin-- American Cariuy Xor Seed Corn Cultivator Probably no better place for the braids of corn saved in the ear for The JLoaw of Young Chicles Aihicks seem to die off rapidrj next springs seeding can be found Young at times and with no apparent cause than to hang thena beside the chimney but there is a cnxise and it can be tisual 8 where the heat from the stove or fire- Jy traced lo the food They are pets place will protect them from freezing and are usually attended to by various until fully dry About as good a place members of the family the disposition as this and some think better is in the Awing to give theasi as much food as smokehouse where the hams and bacon IUey can consume and as frequently as are cured But in either ease the braids possible resulting m the waste of a should be visited often to see that noth ¬ norrfjon which soon begins to fermnfat ing gets afsthem The squirrel is the Vow it is this iVermeated food which worst enemy of sweet corn because he jestrijys so many young chicks It only digs out the chit or germ of the would be to their jtdvajjtage to allow very soundest and best corn He will rhem to seek as much of their food ns Leave an entire corn cob full of corn possible feeding only a small quanjity more or less dump and feast on that at a time and it will be found upon which has been horoughly dried for trial ofsueha plan that they will thrive seed The germ of ound dry corn has a flavor much like a nut and it is very better than whenffsd too f requeiitly i nutritiousAmerican Cultivator Farm and Fireside i i FOUNTAIN FOR CHICKENS water and setin thei middle of a shallow pan A board coven was placed on top BACTS Good carnfodder is better for the Sign lettering- is made easy by a new device which consists of a spacing dial having a series of radial points to cor ¬ respond with the letters to be formed with a ruling arm working in conjunc- ¬ tion with the dial to de termine the angle and shape of the different letters composing the sign To indicate whether letter collectors have isited all the boxes on their route a new letter box is provided with a ticket punch and the carrier is fur- ¬ nished with a number of tickets pivoted together one of which he inserts in each box to be punched by the action of opening the door - en the belt DICTATES OF FASHION Beige dolors and all shades of drab have caught the popular fancy at last Paris is tired of the outspread skirt and already there is looming in the distance the clinging dragging pattern of picturesque and untidy memory Velvet flowers are in favor at the present moment and dahlias and chrys ¬ anthemums are cleverly copied and make beautiful decorations for ball gowns THE MARKETS UVESTOCK Cattlecommon Selectbutchers CAIiVES Fair to good light SHEEP Choice raised nearly fifteen feet eliminating two grades of 42 feet per mile which came together at Myers Hole and substituting therefor nn almost level track This point on the road has always been a dangerous one and many freight wrecks have occurred there Apart from doing away Avith the dangerous feature of two sharp down grades coming together as was the case in this instance the saving in operation of the road by the change will be very large as it enables the tons per train to be greatly increased and reduces the liability of accident to the minimum At Tablers the road bed has been lowered about 13 feet and the same at Tabbs besides taking out objectionable curvature and reducing the rate of grades at these points from 42 feet per mile to 10 leet mile thus increasing the cars that can Eerhauled per train Though these improvements have cost quite a sum of money the expenditure is fully justified by the great saving in operation ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ asthma bronchitis or whooping cough there is no remedy From the so sure and safe as Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral first dose its healing influence is manifest The sufferer who has been kept awake by the cough falls into a refresh ¬ Dr Ayes ing sleep and awakes strong and refreshed specific for all Cherry Pectoral is acknowledged to be a pulmonary complaints Physicians praise and prescribe it This standard remedy for coughs colds and all diseases of the throat and lungs is now put up in half size bottles at half price 50c One of my children had croup One night childs hard breathing and on going to it found SH 2K5 ¬ smack in the hall last night What It Wan Papa Alice I thought I heard a loud AliceYes Mr Upsley made that noise with his lips when I told him you had cleared 30000 in a wheat deal Cleveland Leader 100 Reward 100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a Halls Catarrh constitutional treatment Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and The assisting nature in doing its work proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list ot testimonials nearly ceased to breath Having a part of a bottle of AVers Cherry Pec- ¬ toral in the house I gave the child three doses at short intervals and anxiously waited results From the moment the Pectoral was given the childs breathing grew easier and in a short time it was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally The child is alive and well to day and I do not hesitate to say that AVers Cherry Pectoral saved its life C J Wooldrige Wortham Tex I was startled by the it strangling It had Ayers Cherry Pectoral 555 Cincinnati Nov 18 HOGS Common Mixed packers Light shippers LAMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 SAY Prime to choice PRO VISIONS Mess pork No3red 2 3 85 5 25 2 75 3 35 3 31 4 00 5 35 3 50 92 2T ftft 2 75 4 35 5 75 3 30 3 45 3 45 4 25 5 60 3 75 93 90 27 23 4Qys I SF AT FiRST YOU DONT SUCCEED TRY I 5 ¬ Halls Familv Pills are the best His Advantage Slapshardyou - Co Toledo O Address F J Cheney Sold bv Druggists 75c 900 13 steam BUTTER Choicedairy Prime to choice creaiuerv APPLES Per nui POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO LardPrime 8 50 4 17J4 14 24 J 925 --Hello old man how are 2 50 1 85 3 25 2 25 5 00 89 No 2 OATS No 2 CORN FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring 90 Spunkup You have the advantage of me sir Thats so I dont know you X Y Journal MACHINE JTM 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containing full information WiVJ161 wnen convinced that W mhm STOVE GZ s C2 pL3 a BOB t MA LARD Western - BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIX Wheatr Xo Southern Wheat Corn Mixed 2 Oats No 2 white R ve No 2 wes tern CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed Cora 324 284 92 JS 24 20 3 75 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red L YKD Steam r PORICMess Oats Mixed Corn Mixed 4 00 95 27 22JJ 9 50 45 The Crushed Worm Mrs Henry Peck Bah I only married you because I pitied jrou when nobody else thought anything about you Mr Henry Peck wearily Ah well my dear everybody pities me now Boston Traveler To Cure n Coltl in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Iruggists refund money if it fails tMrure 25c -Nothing tries a fellows patience more han to find all the windows locked when he riea to raise them suddenly in the morn ug Washington Democrat Fits stopped free ana permanently cured tio fits after first days use of Dr Kline Great Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle i Ueatise Dr Klie 933 Arch st Phila Pa INDIANAPOLIS IND FIRESIDE SUPPLY fyWrlte you m B u NOW you paperdont next time think of It theIf containing tbla ndvcrtlHemcnt C0ZALLE- - will have disappeared treatment Free cages Send for boot of testimonials and NEW MSCOYEU f gires TV CI IS Q V quick rolior and cures worst Ir 9 I DrU U GUESSS SOSS lo dava AUaataG Esa -ND ENDYOUR Til BB S mJl CURES RD NAMp NAP0STAL W WILL SHDYW OJR 136 IGEr itLUSfKtfED GVTAUJGUE Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good in time Sold by druggists WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Dsc I WteHIHREPEATINARMSCOj leoWiNcnesTEfcAve BE KB W1USX -- NcwHweh Conn WKITJAG TO AIVKTlAiASA ilcnao atto ihat yo CiTf JLarevto JCUt in CL1 pniii-- - 1683 J te ftv 4 rv A tt IB ysrrnajy flrfr nr THE BQUKBON NEWS rteyy5te 3 JEI DAY - NOVEMBEB 19 1897 i - 4 - - i WKSraBW3SfT5BHi PEOPLE OF THE COUNTRY The HIcfcH 1898 Almanac and Paper look Out For Cancer Few people axe born entirely free from lipod taint This is oftea Yy Blight r aiqjnote and sometime May not develop stall in one generation bnt breaks ont 5 a serious disease later Cancer the most dreadful of all dis ¬ eases is often the result of some blood fednt inherited from generations back It often appears as a mere mole or i ignificant pimple which latr 4eTlp N on tto an alarming coditl kiiows but that he may be subject to an inherited impurity in the blood nor can Ire tell whether or not thia may some lay crop put in the form of destructive cancer It is theref ore important that Hiy rw For the stability and righteousneaj ready and judging from its past history nf our government we are accustomed it will not oe many weeks in finding its offices to think we must pin our faith on the way into homes and larger all over and It is country people who live near to na America prevousmuch It contains finer 116 issue than any writes Mrs Lyman Ab pages is splendidly printed and illustrat-¬ tures heart bott in The Ladies Home Journal the ed on fine book paper having the finest first of a series of Peaceful Yalley nortrait ever given of Prof Hicks It J we are informed of Them Seem to Slave learned Noble From Nature Anythine manac of Prof Trl ¬ ¬ t W that the 1898 Sl- R Hicks 18 ribw twin brothers 17 a Z r n v Mr Robert Smedley of Ocala Fla iris the victim of a malignant eancr wfiich first appeared i the Maaer akp e described He writes M first I paid no attentien to the Ettle blotches on my face thinking they Before long Tstiuld soon pass away Itowever they became soe and soon began to enlarge I applied ordinary local remedies but they had no effect asid I then consulted a physician When -- tion or a serious condition may restdt xt readily heal little sore or scratch which des be givea prompt atten 2se ment for I knew how dangerous cancer was I received the best medical atten-¬ tion but the cancer continued to grow worse until the physicians finally said that I would have to Jiave 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 aremedy I decided to try it and the first lxttle produced an improvement I continued the medicine and in four anonths 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 Masses It seems that in almost every ase wiere 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 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 Diooa remedy ior a cure one which eoes 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--naand deep seated blood diseases such Scrofula Eczema Catarrh Rheuma ¬ as tism and Contagious Blood Poison It is ---- told me I had cancer I became slprmed and hastened to obtain treat-¬ papers which picture life in an idfeal o loiviev Hi denied ttMt ho pub community But how many of lication8 of Prof Hicks have become a rural them she Bays seem to have learned necessity to the family and commercial Hie journal anything noble from her Her beauty life of this country Works aside from its storm Word and does not refine them her honesty does weather and astronomical features has not incite them to thoroughness her free handedness does not inspire them to magazfni of the a Erfinfirnsifcv fchav become narrow and hearsay reports See Do not believe sordid in the midBt of grandeur and lib ¬ the Hicks Almanac and paper for your- ¬ erality They imagine there can be self You will then know why they are They are educators of the netbine ia life trat work or play toil so popular or rest ami hey feel a contempt for J millions and unrivaled safeguards to those who play and rest They have property and human life It is matter never learned to mingle work and play of simple record that Prof Hicks has foretold for many years all great storms toil and rest in due proportion and they floods drouths and tornadoes even the oease to find stoy pleasure Sn life nlesfl terrible drouth over all the coun ¬ they abandon wrk altogether Like the recentThe Almanac alone is 25 cents a try tfred woman who wrofce her own epi ¬ coov The paper is 100 a year with taph they fancy heaven a place where the Almanac as a premium Send to they can do nothing forever and ever Word and Works Pub Co 2201 Locust This view of rife makes loafers in St St Louis Mo the village as it makes them in the Yesterdays Temperature cities When a different spirit has found room to grow a new order of living The following is the temperature as prevails Life becomes something more noted yesterday by A X Winters Co than a slow grinding of the null more of this city than a burden to be endured only be-¬ 26 7a m cause it cannot be at will laid down It 28 8a m becomes a luxury as well as a necessi- ¬ 34A 9am 39 ty Individuals combine not for their 10 a m bene 40 own advantage but to multiply 11 a m 43 faotions and as strength increases by 12 m 47 2p m its right use the attainment of one 49 3p m worthy and ambitious advantage is only 45 4p m the suggestion and achievement of an- ¬ 38 5p m other 37 7p m LACK ORIGINALITY The Northwestern is carrying nearly Why Many Criminals Are Easily Brought 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ to Justice zens Call on R P Dow Jr for One reason why detectives appear 26oc 8t to do something miraculous occasional- particulars ly is that there is after all very little HOW TO FIND OUT originality in criminals said one of Chief Hazens sleuthhqunds recently Fill a bottle or common glass with urine hours a When a man sets out to get money and let it stand twenty four unhealthy sedi ¬¬ conment or settling indicates an by crooked means he seldom sits down dition of the kidneys When urine stains and evolves a new plan On the con ¬ linen it Is evidence of kidney trouble Too pain in the desire to urinate trary he evidently thinks of the smart frequentalso convincing prooforlhat the kid- ¬ back is cases he has heard of at different times neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO makes up his mind which suits him There is comfort in the knowledge so often best and copies the plan adopted very expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish closely indeed v In relieving pain in the back kidneys liver Hence when the detective sets out bladder and every part of the urinary pas- ¬ corrects inability urine he has in many instances quite a sages Itpain in passing i to holdeffects and fol- ¬ or bad scalding string of precedents to take as guides to lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ comes that of being the course the criminal will probably compelled tounpleasant necessity during the get up many times pursue night to urinate The mild and the extraor-¬ One case years ago that helped me dinary effect of swamp Root Is soon realized highest for its wonderful cures It immensely in the business was a forg- ¬ of stands the distressing ca es If you nped the most best Bold ery The man had disappeared and left a medicine you should have the one dollar by druggists price fifty cent and no clew whatever behind You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet mail Mention The I obtained access to his room and both sent free by send your address toParis Dr Ky News aud found that he had developed a partial- ¬ Kiimer Co Binghampton N Y The the gen this ity for cutting scraps from newpapers proprietors of ofltr paper guarantee24sp lmo uiness of this There was a whole drawerfnl of these V and I went through them carefully t Several had relation to forgery cases and one cutting that appeared to TTANTED TRUSTWORTHY and be pretty badly fingered described how active gentlemen or ladies to fy a forger had got away in womans at- travel for responsible established house in Kentucky Monthly 6500 and ex ¬ tire panses Position steady Reference I worked on the theory that my Enclose self addressed stamped envelope bird had flown in this manner and fol- ¬ W lowed it up until I finally cot on the The Dominion Company Dept Chicago 16nov 8t track and captured the criminal The capture was regarded as a very j remarkable one but as a matter of fact the runaway had left for me an G17 Main st Paris Ky exceedingly valuable clew If he had taken the precaution to burn that cut ¬ ting ho might have escaped capture al- ¬ together Cincinnati Enquirer i st mmm SJitfirJZ 0s You are cordially invited to inspect the handsomest line of Cloth- ¬ ing Dry Goods Dress Goods Shoes etc ever displayed in Bourhon County Not alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend to give the people the benefit of buying them at a less price than other stores can ofier See our new and mammoth -- I SE573Sr FALL STOCK OF MEN S BOYS andlCHILDRENS r -- CLOTHING See our beautiful styles in Mens and Boys and Childrens Shirts and underwear The largest stock and best quality in Mens Ladies and Childrens shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money saving prices New and novel effects in Fall Dress Goods and Silks Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths Wrapper Goods Flannels Sateens Percales Comforts Blankets Ginghams Jeans Shirting Table 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Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad- ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon proven himself comCounty and has petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Bowen and 0 Eads Buck Fithian ¬ j te Purely Vegetable teed to contain not a particle of mercury potash or other mineral which means so much to all who know the disastrous effects of these drugs Books on Cancer and Blood Diseases pill be mailed free to all who address Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga and is the only blood remedy guaran- ¬ i How Used For That Dr Holmes wrote half a century ago Dont let me beg of you dont say how for what and Please dont say how for that is the wail of the sensitive reader of today If an Ameri can 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Stamping Ground Arr Duvalls A rr jV j Arr Georgetown Georgetown i r vvtjii i rt v i i m Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris - c h mall Unwashed Wagner Sleeping Cars JJ Vir srir baby Dolours to the class of The J xj n ArrSwitzer llooam 7tipni the small unwashed When its mother Jlrr El U horn- i5am 75pm is in a particularly uvr Irame of mind Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping n TJTiTnATr she daubs rat on it tui 3EO B HARPER hat is all the Cars Cars Private Compartment Genl PassAgt baGenl SupL t the yovr r is likfelytq Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Ky Fkankfokt get as rk Uu liner and fafcin lCrGTm C jVrr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown ire Hnvjiiis ArrStnmDinsr Ground I dvecParis ArrElizabeth Arr Centreville i WEST BOUND s 1000am Gi0pm 1040am G3pni Itfpm i The man drinks and then smokes InV honrino fr roiro a nA w TT uu uanas- ana Knees x men uiitvvi uuoui 702am 348pm the thief catcher puts a rope about his 70Sam 358pm 720am 415pin loins and on all fours he perambulates 800am 430pm the 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