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Digital page images are linked to the text file. f N 5- - TH CHAMP MILLER K BOURB PARIS BOURBON MILLERSBURG v N STOCK AND TURF NEW EWS Established Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY fee i issi SEVENTEENTH YEAR 00 KYPRIDA S DECEMBER Crop IStr 10 1897 NO 99 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS THAT CONDITIONS CHANGE p it true in the furniture business as in any other line The rapid j ehangq in value is clearly illustrated in the following pricee News Notes Gathered In And About The Sales and Tranofers Of Stock Rurc che grippe Chas Thomas is still quite ill with i I Mrs Ada Smith has been very ill for the past week tap- - Miss Minnie Spears of Lexington is the guest of relatives here Call and see Phillips line of 25 30 40 and 50 cent holiday books 3 Bed Mrs John Connell and son of Paris are guests of Mrs Anna Thornton Â¬ A full line of Christmas goods of every description cheap at Phillips Jas Miller of Johnstown Pa is A beautiiul Hall Chair finished in Enerlish Oak Forrest Green or here looking tor good grade heifers b 1 Mahogany for 350 This is only one of many We have a great line Miss Carrie Current is visiting her df fancy rockers varying in price from S150 to 5 A number of new sister Mrs Jas Cray near Mt Olivet patterns in brass and Onyx tables lamps and clocks Mrs Frazee and Mrs Sousley of Lex- Â¬ ington are guests of Mrs Chas Darnell Special inducements offered in all the departments this week Mr Jas Woolums visited relatives in Maysville from Saturday until Monday Mrs Frank Armstrong of Maysville iSee our picture display is visiting Mr I F Chancelor and wife Miss Maggie Clark of Looisville is the guest of her aunt Mrs Robt Mil- Â¬ ler Dr W M Miller and Perry Jefferson are in Cincinnati this week on busi Â¬ 2975 Piece oak Room Suite 1500 Box Couch upholstered in any color cor duroy 1250 estay 6 Piece Parlor Suite upholstered in 1 C F BROWER CO ness Hon WC Owens of Georgetown was the guest of his mother here Wed- Â¬ M 1 men and FaifTlG Paintsville Ky where she will teach nesday Miss Ella Hurt left yesterday for school Miss Anna Evans Bright guest of Miss Lucile Judy returned to Danville Monday Maria Johnson has moved into the Egnew property which he recently pur- Â¬ chased B F Lancaster and wife of Paris were guests of Geo Mitchell and wife this week Mr John Peed and wife went to Mayslick Tuesday to attend the burial of Dr Parry Jas A Bo tier and wife and T D Judy and wife are in Cincinnati buying 3 B 4v IMPVBECHlHtfHuMIII2ilfeflHH J fil BaBMKHKtfffr Jl- ft J holiday goods Mr Robt McClelland of Mt Seer ling was the guest of relatives here the first of the week Dr John R Adair of Paris was here Wednesday and will establish a branch dental parlor here Mrs Alex Butler has returned from Chicago when she visited her daughter Mrs Albert Hawes M V Shaw and John and Owen bsf1 i ii rii xjBZiV fc jl - a rirT - FH THE BOW SHER The advantages of feeding cob meal and food are now so well understood there is question as to the economy of grinding feed question is what mill to buy See Edwards explain The Bowsher References Mr J E Clay ur pe3iia r2kaAVASMtWM9 iir aMrhelHnafrreenpii M Purnell and daughter Miss tor here for several yyars and during Mrs T Mary A are visitiug Mr Wm Purnell that time he and hi beloved partm have become o en ral favorites with al and family in Paris who have known thm sad af Wm Judy and wife went to Mt fliction is keenly felt by and this Service all to yesterday visit were held at the Baptist Church Sterling in thik Mrs W H H Johnson citv Wednesday afternoon at one oclock Miss other ground Hamlet Nellie Jouett guest of her uncle by Rev A N White after which th Collier and family returned bodv was taken to Lexington for inter no longer a Wednesday to Georgetown ment Services were also held y ester Shackelford of Maysville day Thursday afternoon at the resi Miss The only guest Ellen Robt Tarr dence of Geo Hunt he will fully day toof Mrsfriends in Parisleft Wednes- deceased Mrstwo oclock mother of th at visit wwyfeT davto hunr birds Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks la Turf Notes The Foyer DecemberjWheat reached 99 cents at W H CRANE Chicago Tuesday and it is believed Sthe Mr W H Oiaue Lbc eminent corne- Â¬ lian supported by an excellut com Leiters will clear at least 3000000 on jany will give a maiinee performance the bull movement at the Lexington opera house by Jay Lan Hume has a f he famous comedy The Senator n For the benefit of visitors damsby Wilton second dam Kate Bird Manager Scott has given special prices dam of Isa- Belle 222 J by Almont Catarrh invariably leads to consnmp- - j for the matinee and has arranged third dainby Mambrino Patchen that is non jxrcrwixg worse ana worse eacn reduced rates on the railroads ParisÂ¬ winter those who rely upon the usual ians can attend the matinee and return said to bejlaphenoinenon z treatment apraya washes and inhal Â¬ on the regular train at 627 p m Mr ing mixtures it is impossible DoNT waate your money but make to check the find that with these local Crane will present his new play A disease some oneamice present by giving one of applications which only reach the surÂ¬ Virginia Courtship at the evening per Â¬ formance It is expected that Pari those elegant rockers at J T Hintons face The offensive discharge increases will be well represented at the matinea all the wke axd geto deeper until it is 3 Imported Swiss Cheese at only a question of a short time when the lungs are affected Miss Harriet Wellington Glascock a Spears McDermott The importance of the proper treat-Â¬ Â¬ ment can therefore be readily appre- handsome aud talented Kentuckienus ciated Bnt no good whatever can be who gave a 8uccessful Grecian enter CARLISLE expected from local applications as tainment in this city will shortly givs News CullSd Ifruin JNlc Uijas County such treatment never did cure Catarrh and never will Being a blood disease her first entertainment in Maysville Precinus of the moat obstinate nature Swifts her native city During the Summer SZi077i the Mercury Specific SSS is the only remedy this p untiring Kentucky girl studied DiED Atlhi8 home in Barterville Sat which can have the slightest effect upon urday lastfcMr Lewis Shaw aved G3 Catarrh It is the only blood remedy new work at Lake Chautauqua and years that goes down to the bottom of all stub Â¬ lately she has given a series of artistic M ileun and Jos A Day Sr born diseases which other remedies entertainments in Indiana Maysville reach were snmmtmed to Coviugton to serv cannot Josephine Polhill of Dae West should greet Miss Glascock with a large Mrs on U SjTufy this week aud next audience S C writes S Mrs Sarah Sauford of Missouri who I had such a severe case of has beenthe guest of hdr sister Mrs Catarrh that I lost my hearing in one The Siege of Vicksburg Company John McKe for the past three mouths ear and part of the bone in my nose sloughed off I was constantly treated did not give a performance at the opera left Wednesday for her home with sprays and house last night There were less than Married At the home of Robert washes but each a dozen persons in the audience Overhythe father of the bride on winter the disease Thursday pec 2d 1897 Mr Hiram J seemed to have a Hugh es and Misa Sophina T Overby firmer hold on me I had finally been The contest for the Police Judgeship HOW TO PIXD OUT declared incurable of this cityva8 decided in favor of S when I decided to Fill a bottle or common glass with urin McMahiUby the Council Tuesday night stand hours a try S S S It and let itsettling twenty four unhealthy sedi- Â¬Â¬ An appeal fwill be taken by Judge con ment or indicates an seemed to get right dition of the kidneys When urine stain BucklerB at the seat of the linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Tc The CftyAssessors report for 1897 disease and cured me permanently frequent desire to urinate or pain in tira is also convincing showingthe amonnt of taxable proper for I have had no touch of Catarrh back and bladder are outproof that the kid- Â¬ neys of order ty to beo93960 was received and1 for seven years WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so oftem turned ovec to the Board of Supervis Â¬ The experience of Mr Chas A Parr expressed that Dr Kilmers Svamp Roo ors who adjorrned to meet on the Un of Athens Ga was like that of all great kidney remedy fulfills every wlsk others who vainly seek a cure in local therelieving pain in the back kidneys liver in The meeting which th pastor Rev treatment bladder and every part of the urinary pas- Â¬ He says B E Lancaster has been conductiug at sages It corrects inability to hold urine and For from a severe the Mstliwiist Church for the past tw case of years I sufferedmany offensive scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- Â¬ Catarrh the lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over-Â¬ weeksclo5ed Sunday niecht aetr severe comes that unpleasant necessity of being symptoms Deimj ac-Â¬ additionathree of which join d Sunday companied by severe compelled to get up many times during tin night to urinate The mild aud the extraornight pains in the head I dinary effect of Swamp Root Is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures DiEDJAfc her home in this city Tues took several kinds of of the most distressing ca es If you ee4 day morning December 7th 1897 Mrs medicines recom- Â¬ arnedicineyou should have the best Sofa Wm EdMitchell aged 32 years Mrs mended for Catarrh by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet Mitchelljas the wife of the pastor o and used various local both sent free by mail lention The Paris the Baptiat Church this city a daughte applications but they V Ky News aud send your address to Dr of Rev Gjo Hunt and niece of Judg had no effect whatev Â¬ Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the geii J D Hujofc of Lexington She was on er I was induced to 24sp lrao uiness of this offer of the moSgCjharming women of our take S S S Swifts city HegftMiband and one child sur Specific and after four months I was sinviribr3jpdthe deepest andt most jt t - perfectly well and have never felt any i TiliSBi313L l k13JiZJrm3mJns W9W1QMIU effects jolthe disease since A llti JVI iKrmBBmrLLmiJEx- two-year-old Catarrh to v Consumption out-of-tow- - fr Â¬ tfj fjf x Â¬ TSv fc Tl W Â¬ Mr Jos Ewalt Mr Catesby Woodford sold by 0 ZEKT EDWARDS J R ADAIR PariSi ELy L C MOORE Marion Johnson has moved into his new shop two doors South and will be glad to see old and new patrons Mr Wm Wood has sold his saw mill and interests at Eastabuchie Miss locate in Kentucky will probably Lamb and two bright Mrs A J of Galletin Tenn are guests of children her parents Robt Miller and wife Mrs Arthur Long and niece of Mid- Â¬ way went to Cynthiana Monday to visit their relative Mrs E Ashbrook The marriage of Miss Ora Curtis of this place to Mr Walter Green of Mt Olivet will occur on Wednesday jDec 15th Oranges Lemons Apples aga Grapes Pears Bananas at McDermott - Spears RAILROAD time card NRR L From Cincinnati ARRIVAL OF TRAINS r b 1058 a m 538 p No 3 Broadway in 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 8 to Office Hour 333 p m 627 p m 5p m Frorfl Richmond 435 a m 740 a m Drs Adair k Moore Dental Surgeons 12 a 1 Misses Mary and Lula Grimes are visiting friends iu Covington Miss in and to Lula Grimes will visit in Maysville be- Â¬ 3dc tf fore she returns home 328 pm Mr J W Locknane and wife and From Maysville 742 am 825 p m MrB Wm Overley of Winchester were DEPARTURE OF TRAINS guests of Mr Harry Overley and family Tuesday and Wednesday To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m Veterinary Surgeon Dentist Have you seen those beautiful medal- Â¬ 340 p m lions at Phillips Just the thing for a To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m All diseases of the domesticated ani Â¬ bridal present Call and get prices be- Â¬ 545 p m 1021 p m mals treated on scientific principles fore purchasing elsewhere ToRichmond 1108 a m 543 p m Diseases ot the hog a specialty 1025 p m Office at Turnty Clark Mitchells The Society of Christian Endeavor of To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m the Christian Church will give an en- Â¬ lower stable F B Carr Agent tertainment at the Christian Church on Christmas eve Admission 15 cents Mr Layson Tarr took a number of WO young gents and ladies on a hay ride Monday night Miss Lucylee Allen en- Â¬ tertained the party to oysters on their Paris Ky ton The ladies of the Christian Church netted twenty dollars at their supper Saturday night notwithstanding the rain Miss Julia Howe who has been the guest of her sister Mrs Lizzie Miller for several weeks returned to Coving- Â¬ Mi H Kurtzman Pianos fering by taking the right remedy at the outset Others who have for years sought relief and found only disappointÂ¬ ment in local treatment will find it wise to waste no further time on sprays washes inhaling mixtures etc which are only temporary and cannot save them from dreaded Consumption They should take a remedy which will cure them because it can reach their trouble SSS is the only blood reme- Â¬ dy which can reach Catarrh it promptly gets at the very bottom of the disease it permanently Mal- Â¬ and cures Swifts Specific is a real blood SSS etc remedy and cures the most obstinate cases of Catarrh Rheumatism Conta gious Blood Poison Cancer Scrofula and Eczema which other so called blood remedies have no effect upon whatever SSS is the only blood remedy guaran teed yxsmmmmiMmm save enaiese sui roucnoi uatarrn will- r 3 LU Lanu m a w sAAJkWkXAi JULi-j-r- r u Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio rv jy Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAY DEO month 14TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each Purely Vegetable Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad Â¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself comÂ¬ 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- Â¬ ly and make any hange necessary to and coutains no mercury potash or give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian other dangerous mineral Bowen and C by Swift Eads Buck Fithian Books will be mailed free D Cram of Paris Specific Company Atlanta Georgia Have for years been known as among the best Over 10000 are in use in Cincinnati and surrounding territory These celebrated instruments are now WE ARE THE PEOPLE Better Than Ever As they contain recent improvements greatly enhancing their musical worth which cannot be obtained elsewhere We are sole representatives and intend- Â¬ ing purchasers will avoid errors and mis- Â¬ understanding by conferring with us Headquarters For Correct Styles Henry L Casey 2Rjm P Hats Knox Styles 3 and Danlap n Ernest Urchs 121 123 Co w 4th St CINCINNATI Sole Steinway Representatives HINTON Agent New line of Shirts from 75c tap The very latest collars arid cufis strictly up to date Collars 15c to 20c Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair Latest Neckties 25c 50c and 75c Fire Wind and Storm Insurance - Rjjxt tlJlLG return P J Main KIELY st Paris Ky 617 OLD THE VERY BEST PROMPT RELIABLE PAYING NON UNION The only safe Bure and reliable Female PELIi ever offered to Ladies especially recomsifirtr ed to married Ladies II Ask for DX JCOTTS TJTlWTTTTnVAT PILLS and take no other W Send for circular Price - 100 per frox 6 - boxes for 500 r 3 vjtjjjj JLPXV JTJV TJL J wwi - PENNYROYAL PILLS For SalelBy TV 4hM -- -- iU5 T Brooks Druggist Beard of Lexington Carnthers We have a line bought three extra good broke mules fThllrlTPTltbem of childrens shoes that T from Mclntyre McClintock two from OOlUG we know will please Our 30 Business Suits for 35 Our Thos McClintock and two from John tnem and our NOW surprise you Pries wil1 Our 35 Business Suits for 30 Marshall Our Sizes 5 to J G Allen and Oscar Rankin spent Our bUOeS 875c sizes 8i to 11 Our 40 Business Suits for 35 Tuesday in Cynthiana as turnpike ap- Â¬ 90c 11 to 2 125 Sold by others for 55 to 60 Sold praisers on the Leesburg Conners CLAY RION ville pikes The pikes were purchased Try our 8 Trousers Sold by others for 1 by Harrison county Miss Virgil Hudson a former M F We mean what we say and can prove it C student lately a teacher at Monti The above prices are for Cash cello Ark was a few days since wed- Â¬ ded to a gentleman connected with a theatrical company For a full line of family groceries canned goods all kinds of vegetables Co Office over G S Varden all varieties of winter fruits oysters fish poultry and hams also a nice line S of candy and Christmas toys at low 5p m JOE MUNSOK C alter 8 to 12 a m Office Hours 5fy prices call on Chas Mason A pair of new shoes give a child as much delight as anything you can give gents furnishings Full and complete line of OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS 30 Overcoats for 25 35 Overcoats for S 0 40 Overcoats for by others for b0 6 i H A SMITH lo PARIS f URHISHIflG H a STOUT TAILORING Manager CO P 7 K fiMtt4Ui V tv 1 r THE BOlTRiBOff NEWS JFRIDAY DECEMBER 10 1897 0VE AND DUTY The President Returns to the Bedside of His Dying lyiother TORU HOSHI The Japanese Minister Gives an Inkling of the Course Japan Will Pursue Should Hawaii Be Annexed to the United States Omaha Neb Dec 9 Toru Hoshi Â¬ ANNUAL REPORT Of Secretary of the TreasuryfyGage Made to the Congress Recommends a New Departmentjfof tho Treasury to Bo Known as the Iksuo and Redemption Division Favors Re funding of tho Outstanding Debts 9 I it t Japanese minister to the United States passed through Omaha Wednesday She Places Her Aria Around Ills Xeclc evening en route to Washington ac Tlio President Kissed Her Tenderly companied by his private secretary A Scene That is Almost Too Sacred for Pen to Write In an interview Mr Hoshi admitted that the object of his mission to Japan Caotox O Dec S Once more th was to ascertain the views of his govÂ¬ children of Nancy Allison McKinley ernment on the proposed annexation have gathered about her couch made of Hawaii and to procure instructions sacred by her tenacious struggle from the mikado relative to the course in case against death The reunion is com- Â¬ he was expected to pursuecongress the plete The president arrived before treaty shall be ratified by The impression has gone out to the the death angel made his visit and took with him the spirit of the aged mother American press said Mr Hoshi thatÂ¬ With the children were other rela- Â¬ we propose to recall the protest entives among whom was the aged sister tered by Japan against the acquisition of Mrs McKinley Mrs Abigail Os- Â¬ of the Sandwich islands by the United Â¬ borne mother of Consul W M Os- States government This is misleading and untrue Japan has always borne The scene was a pathetic one that maintained amicable relations with beggars description In the midst of the United States and it is not our steps that purpose now to take it all there was a joy unspeakable in would lead to a breach anymutual good of the breast of the president He had again been permitted to see his mother will but at the same time Japan will alive He had answered all the obliga-Â¬ staiid firmly in the maintenance of its tions of his country lie had fulfilled rights and-- privileges acquired under his vows to his neonle lie had wit-- treaty with the Hawaiian government nessed the assembling of congress and If the United States decided to annex Jiad been cheered with the news at the Hawaii we hope to be able to enforce same time that his mother was better our demands for indemnity for the In that little upper room at the Mc Â¬ violation of treaty rights in the expul Â¬ Kinley homestead Tuesday morning sion of Japanese immigrants from the there was a scene that is almost too island and their exclusion from the sacred for pen to write The eyes of rights acquired under our treaty Concerning President McKinleys all present were filled with tears as they witnessed the remarkable and al-Â¬ message particularly as referring to most miraculous rally of the presi- Â¬ relation of Japan with the United dents mother from the unconscious States in connection with the proposestate into which she had fallen eai ly ed annexation of Hawaii Mr Hoshi declined to express any views beyond Tuesday morning reiferating what he stated at the out- Â¬ As her famous son entered the room accompanied by his wife and his set that there would be no dispositionÂ¬ niece Miss Mabel McKinley the sister on the part of Japan to resist the acof the president Miss Helen said quisition of Hawaii by the United States but that he hoped to be able Mothor here are William and Ida lie kneeled by her bedside he kissed through diplomatic negotiations to her tenderly reverently and as he did bring about a peaceful solution of the so she put her arm about his neck and matters involved signified that she knew him She also ALL DEMANDS recognized the presidents wife and reached her hand toward her and Of Germany Promptly Conceded By the Haytlan Government The S30000 to Be knew Miss Mabel McKinley and lack Paid to Ilerr Loieders Placed on Board Duncan It seemed to friends that she had the Charlotte 9 The official account Berlin Dec some how or other been waiting for of the collection of an indemnity from the arrival of her son Soon after she lapsed into an unconscious state and Hayti accompanied by a salute of the German flag at Port Au the strength that had been husbanded Monday last owing to the Prince on alleged ilfor the last meeting of son and mother legal arrest of Herr Emil Lueders says seemed to leave her An hour after his arrival the presi- that after the ultimatum of GermanyÂ¬ had been dent sat by the bedside holding the ernment delivered to the Haytian govthe German cruiser cleared hand of his mother The attending physician was surprised at the remark- Â¬ for action and took up a position close war vessels the able rally At 930 he said that she is toA Haytian request diplomatic for delay in the getting weaker but he thinks she will execution of the ultimatum was re- Â¬ live through the dajT At 5 oclock Tuesday morning it was fused and half an hour before the ex thought by those in attendance that piration of the stipulated time all the the president would not arrive before demands of Germany were concededÂ¬ the aged mother had died He was in- Â¬ and the sum insisted upon as an in formed that such was thought to be demnity 530000 to be paid to Herr the condition ne was anxious to get Lueders was on board the Charlotte to her bedside The run was a rapid before 4 p m The Haytian governments letter of one from Pittsburgh but there was a apology to Germany arrived shortly slight delay there in making the transÂ¬ afterwards fer to the Ft Wayne track Port au Prince Hayti Dec 9 M Dr Phillips who was present at the Frederique managing editor of the time of the presidents arrival and the recognition said afterwards in com- - Journal Imparcial and alleged author imentang upon this that the affair was of the virulent articles attacking the Germans who is accusedof Jlesiring 1owo u ji cuiaiiiva uic ysiit fsuiu Jiti excite of this place known1 sucn asrecofrnition to nrmir pnva case like Mother McKinlevs against the government was arrested where the patient was as advanced in Wednesday and taken on board a Hay Â¬ years It is plain to the president tian cruiser At the moment of his however that his mothers pulse is embarkation there was much exciteweaker and that despite the rallies she ment but order was soon restored The has had she has been failing since he government has at his disposition a sufficient number of troops and is tak left her Canton Dec S Dr Phillips left ing all the necessary measures to mainÂ¬ Mrs McKinley late Tuesday afternoon tain order She was then entirely unconscious and Mother McKinley Growing Weaker resting quietly She has taken no Canton O Dec 9 At two oclock nourishment for 24 hours The doctor Wednesday afternoon the information believes the patient is steadily though was given at the McKinley residence slowly growing weaker butean make that the mother of the president is still no prediction as to the hour of final growing weaker She continues in dissolution the same quiet rest which has pre- Â¬ At 230 Wednesday morning Mother vailed all day and the slight change is McKinley was resting comfortably only apparent to those who have been There was no perceptible change constantly at the bedside Canton O Dec 9 At 220 Thurs WALTER CROOT day morning Mother McKinley was growing weaker She is unconscious An English Pugilist of Note Killed by a The president was still at the bedside Solar Plexis Blow by Jimmy Barry of and refused to be relieved Chicago London Dec 8 Walter Croot of New Fatal Fire in Owosso Mich Castle Eng who was defeated for the Owosso Mich Dec 9 Fire which bantam weight championship of the broke out in the Owosso Casket works world at the National Sporting club about five oclock Wednesday morning Monday night by Jimmy Barry of destroyed one life and 30000 worth of Chicago died Tuesday morning of the property Frank Wilcox night watch- Â¬ injuries received during the contest man aged 27 and the support of an The knock out blows consisted of a aged mother living in Detroit was severe punch over the heart and then a suffocated to death while trying to crushing right hander on the jaw quell the fire with ahand extinguisher Croot remained unconscious so long The fire is supposed to have been the that medical assistance was called It result of spontaneous combustion was found that he had sustained a The property destroyed was insured severe concussion of the brain He for 10000 never regained consciousness and ex To Reorganize the Company pired at 9 oclock Tuesday morning Detroit Mich Dec 9 Articles of Barry who was arrested shortly after incorporation the death of Croot was taken to the for the Detroit were filed Wednesday fc Cleveland Navigation How street police police court The Co with a capital stock of Si 000000 affair has caused great excitement in divided into 20000 shares This is sim boxing circles ply a reorganization of the Detroit Cleveland Steam Navigation Co whose King of the Highbinders Killed corporate existence terminated Wed Â¬ San Fkaxcisco Dec S The dead nesday by statutory limitation body of Loo Fook Muey known as the king of the Highbinders who several Fatally Shot by Bobbers lays ago tried to rob another Chinese Kansas City Dee 9 Mrs Emma was found Tuesday night in a room in Schumacher keeper of a grocery at Chinatown At the time of the at Eighteenth and Campbell streets was tempted robbery both men fired at fatally shot Wednesday night by rob eaeh other and a trail of blood left by bers who demanded the cash in her jOo Fook while making his escape money drawer In attempting- to deshowed that he had been wounded fend her property Mrs Schumacher The discovery of his body proves that drew a revolver and was shot down by the wounds he reeeived were fatal the robbers Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ni-npTr- CIVIL SERVICE FIFTYFJFTH CONGRESS A Movement on Foot to Change the System Session Opens Presidents Conference of Representatives Will Be The Regular Message Bead Held at An Early Date 7 The regular session Washington Dec 9 A paper was of Washingtonth Dec the Pif ty flf congress began at noon Mon Â¬ circulated in the house of representa- Â¬ day when Vice President Hohart in the senate re- Â¬ tives Wednesday with a view and Speaker Reed in the house called these Â¬ Louis or Kansas City and South Texas aoints For information address H F liowsher 435 Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio Mamma I dess youll have to turn tha hose on me Why dear Tause I dot my tockings on wrong side Chicago Tribune out Commencing with the excursion of Deov 7th the Mlssduri Kansas and Texas Ry has inaugurated a system of Tourist Sleep rs on their excursion dates between St Tourist Sleeping Gars Washington Dec 8 The annual report of the secretary of the treasury - and the expenditures 448489 v032 leaving a deficit for the year of Thereceipts for the year 18052454 however exceeded those for the year 167 1S96 sent to congress Tuesda- shows that the total receipts for the year ending June 80 1S97 were 430378 - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Washington 9 Mr Dec Allen pop Neb introduced in the senate a resolution declaring it to be the sense of the senate that congress should THE TROUBLE with all due convenient speed acknowledge by appropriate act the po- Between Germany and Hayti Probably Amicably Settled litical independence of Cuba He fol Port au Prince Havti Dec 8 The bonds Jn additiOnthe goverijien t lowed it with a speech declaring that trouble between Germany and 4IJayti shpulclbef urther protected the secre tary says by having firsf lien upon all States was preventing action government has saluted the German assets in case of failure of the issuing Senator McLanrin 111 flag- and the foreigners who had sought Washington Dec 9 Senator Mc refuge on board bank It is further recommended that in this notes be redeemed in the city of Laurin of South Carolina is confined have returned to ships houies harbor all their New York and at other sub treasuries to his bed with an attack of typhoid It is understood that at the expense of the banks and that fever The senator was ailing when the indemnity demandedthe question of bjT the issue of national bank notes be re- he arrived here a week ago but the for the alleged illegal arrest Germany and imstricted to the denomination of 10 and typhoid attack did not develop until a prisonment of Herr Emil Lueders a upwards day or so ago He is in the care of Dr German subject has been settled to Wellington assisted by trained nurses the satisfaction of Germany and that UNION VETERANS Sugar Beet Culture in Bohemia all the demands of that countr have Washington Dec 9 United States been agreed to by the government Congress to Change the Manage Â¬ Petition Consul Stephean at Annaberg Ger of Hayti in the face of the dis ment of All Soldiers Homes reports to the state department that a play of force made b Dayton 0Dec 8 A petition signed Germany by 3000 veteran inmates of die central considerable reduction will take place and under the threat of a bom branch National Military home near next 3rear in the area of land devoted bardment of the defensive works of the this city was mailed Tuesday evening to sugar beet culture in Bohemia The port unless these demands were agreed to Senator Hanna in Washington tc reason is the high prices now paid for to within eight hours following the present before- congress The petition grain and on the other hand the very time the German ultimatum was dein strong respectful terms sustains the low prices paid for beets making it livered Monday shortly after the arproposition of Gen Breckinridge in- Â¬ more profitable to cultivate cereals rival at this port of the two German cruisers sent to back up the demands spector general of the army to change than sugar Novel Anti Burglar Device of the German minister here Count the management of all soldiers homes Washington Dec 9 In a report to Schwerin so that the secretary of war will have The first part of the settlement took direct control the same as the regular the state department from Leipsic Germany United States Consul War- place at 0 oclock Monday night when army home at Washington The veterans commend the recommendation ner describes a novel German anti the Haytian fleet formally saluted the of Gen Breckinridge providing for burglar device This consists of flex- German flag from the flagship of the a commutation of rations eight or ten ible safety curtains made of hardened fleet of Hayti the dollars a month while on furlough or steel tubes properly connected which small vessel of 904 tons armed with a permanent leave from the home as are invulnerable to ordinary burglars few guns of light calibre Adm Ivilick the naytian commander this money in addition to their pen- tools for the reason that the tubes revolve freely aud the center bit or other had charge of the formal salute of the sions would enable them to live comGerman flag While the flag of the refortable with their families away from tool can find no purchase or hold public was being dipped on board the the Soldiers home They urge that After Fiend IJutlers Style to the standard of Ger room will thus be made in the homes Victokia B C Dec 9 The body many the band of the Haytian navy for destitute soldiers who are now of Ernst Hawthorne who disappeared barred from the over crowded institu- from the Silver Stream district near played the German national anthem and the Haytian flagship fired 21 guns tions Wellington New Zealand recentlyhas which were answered by the German Dooth Tucker in Chicago been found It had been pressed into flagship the Charlotte which is used Chicago Dec S Commander Booth a hastily dug grave on the spot where as a school ship Tucker is in Chicago making arrange- Hawthorne and a man named Stan The second part of the settlement of After the trouble between Germany and Hay ments for a mass meeting of business hope had established a camp men and philanthropists at Central the disappearance of Hawthorne Stan ti took place Tuesday morning when Music hall next Monday night to con- hope moved camp and was afterward Count Yon Schwerin the German minsider the Salvation armys projeet for arrested charged with forginga check ister to Hayti was formally and solThat Hawthorne emnly received by the Haytian offfarm colonics for the poor of the Amer Â¬ and is now in jail is uevond doubt ican cities At that time he expects was murdered icials The latter it is understood Chicagoans to take up the work begun have assured the German authorities Suicided in Lincoln Park at the Carnegie Music hall meeting in Chicago Dec 9 John Schwinon 02 that summary justice will be promptly New York city a week ago Luther meted out to those officials of Uayti Lafiin Mills and others will participate vears of age committed suicide Wed who caused the estrangement between nesday afternoon by hurling himself the republic in the meeting and Germany from the high bridge in Lincoln park Lexington Y M C A May Fail His act was Chas Burgess Electrocuted to the ice 50 feet below Lexington Ky Dec 9 The Young Auburn N Y Dec 8 Chas Bur witnessed by fully 100 people but none His Mens Christian association will close gess was electrocuted at the prison at was able to prevent his action through the ice its doors here unless 2500 in addition went nearly 1004 Tuesday morning for the murder bod of Henry V Whitlock at Sterling this which was three inches thick Schwi to the amount already pledged is subÂ¬ non was out of work and despondent scribed by Thursday night county in August 1S95 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - refunding loan ten year 2 per cent bonds payable in gold in exchange for any part or all of the outstanding loans of the United States The secretary also recommends that national banks be authorized with a minimum capital of 25000 in places having a population 2000 or less and that the rate of taxation on circulating notes secured by deposit of bonds be reduced to one half of one percent per annum also that banks be per- Â¬ mitted to issue circulating notes to the par value of the refund Â¬ ing bonds deposited b3 them in thcr treasury and further that banks be allowed to deposit as security with the treasury greenbacks treasury notes or silver certificates to a total amount of the 200000000 against which na tional bank notes shall be issued to them to an equal amount After the banks have deposited such bonds greenbacks treasury notes and silver certificates to the amount of 50 per cent of their capital tbey shall be permitted to issue bank notes in addition to the 50 per cent thus provided to the extent of 25 per cent for which the banks assets shall be liable He also recommends that the guarantj of payment by the government be extended to all circulating notes of the bank whether issued against deposited security or against assets To secure the govern- Â¬ ment against loss if any a tax of two per cent should be levied on unsecured cireulation to creae a safety fund to be invested by the controller in United States Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The customs it is by 20911759 shown yielded 176554120 and intern- Â¬ As al revenue sources 146GS8574 1S96 this ds an compared with increase in the customs of 16 532874 and in internal revenue The secretary at some 4342721 length argues the need of a reform in the currency and in conclusion recom- Â¬ mends the enactment of legislation es- Â¬ tablishing a department of the treas ury to be designated as the issue and redemption division in which is to be deposited 125000000 in gold to be used only for redemption purposes and all silver now held in the treasury for re- Â¬ demption purposes and also all silver bought under the act of 1S90 He further recommends that the sum of 200000 000 in United States legal tender notes be also deposited in this division to be disbursed therefrom onty upon the re- Â¬ ceipt of gold It is also recommended that provision be made for the issue of Â¬ to cringing about a conference of those members favor in o- a change in the present civil service system The paper was handled by Representative Pearson of North Carolina and received numerous signa- Â¬ tures The purpose it is understood is to make the conference non political in character and to extend it outside of the membershin of thp mvil sorripo committee as some of the men most active m urging a revision of the law are not on this committee Gen Gros venor of Ohio is among these He approved the plan of a conference of those interested in the subject and it is likely to be held at an early day The indications are that the holiday recess of congress will extend from Saturday December IS to Monday or Tuesday January 3 or 4 Speaker Reed is understood to favor these dates If however any important business developes in the senate or house the recess will propably be post- Â¬ poned into Christmas week So far as the house is concerned no general Â¬ -a m j i j legislation will be ready for considera tion before the holidays and work is likely to be confined to the appropriation bills It is stated by those in a position to know that the reason the Hawaiian treaty is not pushed in the senate is because the friends of the measure have grave doubts as to their ability to secure the necessary two thirds vote to pass it The impression prevails that Â¬ Â¬ it may olution and annex the islands by legislation It has been found that a num ber of senators who were confidently counted for the treaty are against it while others have expressed doubts abouty hasty action Washington Dec 9 The house committee on invalid pensions met Wed- Â¬ nesday and took action that is intended to correct the alleged rapidly grow ing abuse of young women marrying old soldiers and sailors for the purpose of becoming their widows and draw Â¬ ing a pension from the government This subject has been much dis- Â¬ cussed in iew of the comparatively large number of widow claimants on account of the revolutionary war of 1812 and Mexican war service of husbands The committee authorized Chairman Bay to obtain from the committee on rules an order or rule permitting an amendment to the pension appropriation bill providing that no pension shall hereafter be granted to the widow of a soldier or a person after the passage of this act excepting however all soldiers sailors officers etc now in or who may hereafter enter the militar or naval service of the United States Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ be necessary to pass a joint res- Â¬ Â¬ Political Independence of Cuba s congress had alspective bodies to order ready organized last March tbe opening ses- Â¬ sion was rather tame in comparison with the Precisely at 12 oclock usual first day the gavel of Vice President Hobart fell and the senate was called to order The invocation was delivered by Rev W He made a H Milburn the blind chaplain beautiful and touching reference to our be- Â¬ who awaited news from the loved president bedside of the mother to whom he is devoted and prayed that she might have a peaceful passage to the celestial shore Seventy seven senators responded to their names on the the roll call The presidents message was read in both houses after which an adjournment was had until Tuesday Washington Dec 8 Senate During the session Tuesday 108 bills many of which were private pension measures were introduced in addition to several joint resolutions and some senate resolutions An interesting contest for precedence in consideration between Mr Lodges immigration bill and the proposed leg- Â¬ islation to confer authority upon the president to act for the protection of the governments in- Â¬ terest at the sale of the Kansas Pacific rail- Â¬ road was pending at the close of the ses- Â¬ sion The probability is that it will be amica- Â¬ bly arranged before the senate convenes Wed nesday Mr H De S Money of Mississippi was introduced and after some brief criticism of the form of his credentials the oath of office was administered to him Mr Money wasfas signed to the seat formerly occupied by Mr Daniel of Virginia the latter securing the seat in the center of the democratic side which was occupied by the late Senator George House The session of the house Tuesday though it lasted but two hours witnessed a lively skirmish over the question of distribut Â¬ ing the presidents message to the various com- Â¬ mittees clothed with jurisdiction over the sub- Â¬ jects dealt with The conflict of authority came between the ways and means committee and the banking and currency committee The battle raged all along the line Dur- Â¬ ing the debate Gen Grosvenor of Ohio fired the first gun against the civil service law and this also brought the friends and enemies of into that measure action Mr Johnson of Indiana in a ringing warning declared that if a bill to emasculate the civil service law were passed it would meet the presidential veto Eventually Mr Dingley in deference to the opposition of the members of the banking and currency commit- Â¬ tee agreed to a modification of the order dis- Â¬ tribution so as to send to the ways and means committee all matters relating to the rev- Â¬ enues the bonded debt of the country and the treaties affecting the revenues The resolu- Â¬ tion was then adopted Washington Dec 9 Wednesdays session of the senate occupied less than an hour the time principally being consumed by members in presentation of memorials resolutions and bills A resolution presented by Mr Allen pop Neb declaring it to be the sense of tho senate that the United States should recognize the political independence of Cuba was made the subject of some remarks by the Nebraska senator in course of which he criticised the president for not carrying into effect the pledge of the republican party made in its last na- Â¬ tional platform to recognize the independence of the Cuban republic At the conclusion of Mr Allens remarks the senate by resolution of Mr Hoar Mass adjourned as a mark of respect to the memory of the lato Ashley B Wright one of the members of the house of representatives from Massachusetts House The session of the house Wednesday lasted only 15 minutes Mr W A Stone rep Pa reported the pension appropriation bill the first of the appropriation bills and gave notice that he would call it up immediately after the reading of the journal Thursday The committee on election and the committee on banking and currency were given leave to sit during the session of the house Then at 1213 the house adjourned Infantile Wisdom None So Good as Star Tobacco The consumption of Star plug tobacco is the largest in the world No other tobaccq is so good as Star plug in all respects mm The number of things that men novelists and critics dont know about women is exceeded only by the number of things thati they think they know N Y Independent Â¬ Missouri Kansas and Texas Ky and infor mation of their tourist sleeper arrangement address H F Bowsher 435 Walnut St Cin cinnati Ohio For Homeseekers Excursion dates via the The worst thing about Sunday is getting ones belongings back into ones pockets on Monday morninfi Washington Democrat rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c The man with a swelled head doesnt usu Â¬ ally suffer as much as those who are com- Â¬ pelled to associate with him Chicago News We think Pisos Cure for Consumption is the only medicine for Coughs Jennie Pinckard Springfield 111 Oct 1 1894 To Cure a Cqld in One Day It is better to say a little worse than you mean than to mean a littfe worse than yon say N Y Independent If he was a cripple from rheumatism Isnt now St Jacobs Oil cured him he The only ingenuity some folks have is to refuse to do what everybody else does Washington Democrat Dont bend Wait a little St Jacobs Oil will cure your lame back Nothing takes as well as advice that oo incides with our views Washington Demo orat Weak Stomach feels Perfectly 4I have been troubled Hoods Sarsaparilla I I felfc Well Sfnoe Taking for over two concluded years with a weak stomach to take Hoods Sarsaparilla a few bottles cannot speak too Mrs M H Wright Akron Ohio After taking perfectly well and I highly of Hoods riOOCl S Hoods Pills s the best in fact the One True Blood Pur i fier parilla 25c - are the favorite cathartic ALABAMAS BRAVE WOMEN MXe Parenthood WpjW Jenifer Ala says I hava used Dr M A Simmons Iiiver Medicine 20 years and know It will cure Iaver Disease Nervousness Bowel and Stomach Troubles I like it bet ter than Black Draught or Zeilins medicine Children bind husband and wife mora closely than the wedding ceremony itself One half of married misery is due to the growing physical weakness of women which makes child bearing a dreaded burden and hus Erevents those close relations between wife without which happiness cannot exist How important then is it that the woman be brought to aB perfect a condition of health of which she is capable so that she can give to her offspring out of her abundance of life and spirits Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Wine will do this tone up it will purify her blood courage her nervous and assur Â¬ system and give her ance of safety to go through the ordeal ot childbirth Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ suiJttfA for Colds children Dimness of Vision Ashland Ala writes Have used Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine 10 years - Â¬ Â¬ Summer Complaint with Diarrhoea It gives better satisfaction than tThed fords Black Draught or St Josephs Regulator or anything wo can get Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Crete-A-Pierr- ot Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Crete-a-Pierr- ot Â¬ against Where the trouble is functional and arises from some constitutional de Â¬ rangement or debility such as torpid liver br inactive kidneys producing a morbid condition in the organism constitutional treatment with Dr M A Simmons JLiver Medicine will produce tho happiest results When caused by prolonged nursing exces Â¬ sive sexual indnlgences abuse of stimu Â¬ lants the excessive use of the eyes on too bright or too minute objects too much sleep or othez circumstances which produce de Â¬ termination of blood to tho head Dr BimmonoSciuawVineTFine quickly cures Incases of weak and imperfect vision the causes of disease should if possible be correctly ascertained so that they may bo as far as possible obviated and guarded Look br the name Â¬ Â¬ ESTEY on the front of an Organ That is the quickest way to tell whether it is a good organ or not Write for Illustrated Catalogue with prices mpany BrattleDoro Vt iu iisicy wrgan Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ JHATOuMS NOTICE SELF ACuHGS SHADEROUIRS Â¬ JTolstein FripsJ cattle of W J Hayes at Eavenha 0 began Tuesday at Fasigs exchange in Glen villc Buyers were present from all parts of the country Fifty seven head were sold for S4805 or an average of a little more tlian SS4 Six calves also sold for 172 an average of S3S The highest prices paid were by IT Stevens bought a Jon of Laeona N Y whoJvol se ven bunch of four For Mildredde vears old they paid 31o for Mildred de Kol II three years old 170 for De pjkkerfc III de Kolx thVee years 200 of UolsteLn Fxiesian Cattle Clkvelant O Dec S A sale KaLe Executive Committee of the G A R to Meet of Habrisburo Pa Dec 9 Commander-in-Cfrom the farm hief Gobin of the Grand Army Mint Employes Dismissed PiiiLADKLPiirA ent Kretz Tuesday notified Dec S Superintend Â¬ of the Kepnblic has called a meeting of the executive committee of the na- Â¬ tional council to be held in Cincinnati on December 15 to fix the date of the 42 employes of the United States mint that their services would not be required after December 15 The men dismissed were employed in the coining refining and next national encampment melting departments j TheFrench Occupy the Capitol of Bcrgu Lagos West Coast of Africa Dec 9 Additional advices just received from the interior say the French troops had five engagements with the natives before effectively occupying Nikki the capitol of Borgu The king of that country fled to the bush I French Cruisers to Be Sent to China London Dec 9 According to a special dispatch reeeived from Paris the French crjuisers Jean Bart Isly Alger and Pascal have been ordered to be prepared for imraediatedispatch to ChiitfL ing 500 coat makers occurred Tuesday Xviao Chou to Germany Whether the in a Rutgers street shop The striker report be true or not there is every inallege that the employers demanded Â¬ imendment to its articles of thjrt each operator should finish 80 dication in the preparations for the exa tion Wednesday increasing incorpora He pedition under Prince Henry that coats a day before payment for the da contemplated Itock from 200000 to 240000 long stay is waSimade Â¬ New Yokk Dec Coat Makers Strike 8 A strike involv Â¬ Itwas rumored Wed nesday night that China has ceded Berlin Dec 9 Kiao Chou Ceded to Germany Â¬ Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Cos steamer Clyde Capt Gordon which left Marseilles on December 4 and vhieh was due to arrive at Malta on Ionday last is missing and a govern ment tug is searching for her It is thought in shipping circles that the Dlydes detention is due to storms Â¬ A Steamer Missing YAJTETTA Dec 9 The ULaA r STOCK HUE THUB SfW LABEL THE GFN1 IINF ivn rtTTT J JJW si rir JhMSHOD HYa - Weeks Snala Wnvtr AND COTTON C0ALHAY BOAlgsrPUrFALO mnl TVIiti- OPIUM Reticulars gj Best Cough Syrup at home wltuout WOOLLKYM sen tFKEE vrti Book of ouin AtlantaBU Increased Capital Stock Frankfort Ky Dec 9 The Frank Jort Cincinnati railroad tiled an J nui Â¬ Tastes Good TJaeg - J - -- - 1 - Lfc i - v i jiSu - gK or - THE BOURBON NEWS FJUDATgDECEMBETl 10 1897 stricted to the denomination of ten dollars I of a wholly performed obligation due re and upwards If the suggestions I have sponse to this charge has been made in dip herein made shall have the approval of lomatic course congress then I would recommend that na- Â¬ The Untried Measures tional banks be required to redeem their Of the untried measures there remain notes in gold Recognition ir the insurgent as oiuy belligerents recognition of the independ- Â¬ THE CUBAN QUESTION president MoKinXey Reviews the ence of Cuba neutral intervention to end the war by imposing a rational compromise Affairs of State Tlie Time Not Ripe for Intervention between the contestants and intervention in favor of one or the other party I speak on Our Part for that can- Â¬ not of which not be forcible annexation by our code of The most important problem with thought of That SOME IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS this government is now called upon to deal morality would be criminal aggression pertaining to its foreign relations concerns Insurgents f The Sicarasiian Canal 8 flsIP first class two of the second and 48 other vessels ranging from armored cruisers to torpedo boats There are under construc- Â¬ tion fixe battle ships of the first class 16 torpedo boats and one submarine boat No I provision has yet been made for the armor of three of the five battle ships asit has been impossible to obtain it at thd price fixed by congress It is of great importance that congress provide this armor as until then the ships are of no fighting Invalue view The present naval force especially of its increase by the ships now under con- Â¬ struction while not as large as that of a few other powers is a formidable force type Recognition of Its duty toward Spain and the Cuban insur- Â¬ its vessels are the very best of each made should be more or rection Problems and conditions and with the increase that Recognition of the belligerency of the Need of Currency Legislation Polnt- - less In common with those now existing Cuban insurgents has often been can- Â¬ to it from time to time in the future and a Â¬ have confronted this government at vari- vassed as a possible If not inevitable step careful attention to keeping it in is high cd Out r-- Spain Should Have a well it ous times in the past The story of Cuba both in regard to the previous ten years state of efficiency and repair country for many Kui s has been one of unrest struggle and during the present war lam adapted to the necessities of the Chance Hawaii Should Be An Â¬ growing discontent an effort toward a not unmindful that the two houses of con- Â¬ The great increase of the navy which has nexed Other Questions larger enjoyment of liberty and taken place in recent years was justified by gress in the spring of 1896 expressed the and of organized resistance to the mother by concurrent resolution that a the requirements for national defense time country of depression after distress and opinion of public war existed requiring has received public approbation The In Â¬ condition Following Is the warfare and of ineffectual settlement to be or justifying the recognition of the state of Washington Dec 6 has now arrived however when this crease to which the country is committedÂ¬ stext of President McKinleys message to followed by renewed revolt For no endur- Â¬ belligerency in Cuba and during the ex- Â¬ ing period since the enfranchisement of the tra session the senate voted a joint resolu- Â¬ should for a time take the form of in congress the continental possessions of however was creased facilities commensurate with un Â¬ of like import - western continent has the Spain in the tion brought to a vote which house of repre- Â¬ To the Senate and House of RepresentaIt one in the condition of not increase of our naval vesselsonly is andock lives It gives me pleasure to extend greet Â¬ or the policy of Spain toward Cuba sentatives In the presence of these sig Â¬ there is fortunate fact that capable docking our ing to the Fifty fifth congress assembled Cuba of on the Pacific coast of the sentiment of the the government with many of not caused concern to time United Statesthe nificant expressions It behooves the execu at the seat of to time that The prospect from lRrcest shins and only one on the Atlantic legislative branch Whom senators and representatives I have weakness of Spains hold upon the island tive to sooeriy consiaer tne conditions un- Â¬ coast and that the latter has for the last fbeen associated in the legislatuve serviceÂ¬ and the political vicissitudes and embar- Â¬ der which so important a measure must six or seven months been under repair and ZTheir meeting occurs under felicitous conerovernment might needs rest for justification to be rassments therefore incapable of use Immediate congratulation lead to the of the homeCuba to a continen- Â¬ seriously considered whether It Is Cuban ditions justifying sincere acknowledg- Â¬ steps should be taken to provide three or the transfer of and calling for our grateful which has tal power called forth btwoin lfe2 rH insurrection possesses beyond dispute the four docks of this capacity on the Atlantic Providence ment to a beneficentand prospered us as a 1860 various emphatic declarations of the attributes of statehood which alone de Â¬ coast at least one on the Pacific coast and so signally blessed policy of the United to permit no dis- Â¬ mand the recognition of belligerency in It3 a floating dock on the gulf This is the illation Peace and good will with all the turbance of Cubas States connection with Spain favor Possession in short of the es recommendation of a very competent nations of the earth continue unbroken unless In the direction of independence or sential qualifications of sovereignty by the board appointed to investigate the sub- Â¬ The extra session of this congress which acquisition by us through purchase nor insurgents and the conduct of the war by ject There should also be ample provision closed during July last enacted Important has there been any change of this declared them according to the received code ot made for powder and projectiles and other effect has not policy since upon the part of the govern- Â¬ war are no less Important factors toward legislation and while its full already ac- Â¬ munitions of war and for an increased jyet been realized what it has ment the determination of the problem of bel- Â¬ number of officers and enlisted men Some complished assures us of its timeliness and ligerency than are the influences and con- Â¬ Not Civilized Warfare auditions are also necessary to our navy wisdom To test its permanent value fur- Â¬ yards for the repair and care of our larger policy of concentration was sequences of the struggle upon the Internal The cruel required and the people ther time will be operation and results thus Initiated February 16 1896 The productive policy of the recognizing state uumber of vessels As there are now on satisfied with its the stocks five battleships of the largest Quotes President Grant districts controlled by the Spanish armies ifar are in no mind to withhold from it a were depopulated The agricultural inhab class which can not be completed for a The utterances of President Urant in his year or two I concur with the recommen- Â¬ iair trial itants were herded in and about tne gar- Â¬ memorable message of December 7 1S75 dation of the secretary of the navy for an rison towns their lands laid waste and are signally relevant to tlr-- present situa- Â¬ appropriation authorizing the construction CURRENCY LEGISLATION their dwellings destroyed This policy theÂ¬ tion in Cuba and It may be wholesome now of one battleship for the Pacific coast of Spain justified as a neces- Â¬ to recall them At that time a ruinous late cabinet where at present there is only one in com- Â¬ as a means Congrross Should Not Hesitate to En Â¬ sary measure of war and insurgents of cut- conflict had for seven years wasted the mission and one under construction while It has neighboring island During all those jears ting off suplies from the ter Upon Revision 6n the Atlantic coast there are three in utterly failed as a war measure It was an utter disregard of the laws of civilized commission and four under construction legislation having been settled by not civilized warfare It was extermina- Â¬ warfare and of the just demands of hu- Â¬ Tariff W and also that several torpedo boats be manity which called forth expressions of the extra session of congress theisquestion tion authorized In connection with our gen- Â¬ that of pressing condemnation from the nations of Chris- Â¬ next currency for considerationputting our Protests Entered eral system of coast defense The work of the rights of war tendom continued unabated Desolation the Should Give Spain a Chance ulation upon a sound basis difficult as it I Against this abuse of on repeated occa- Â¬ finances have OUIC MERCHANT MAKIXE Relief Is Needed may seem will appear easier when we re- Â¬ sions tofelt constrained and earnest pro- Â¬ enormously affecting the commerce of all That the government of Sagasta has en- Â¬ enter the firm govern- Â¬ Â¬ course from which recession but call the financial operations of the The startling though possibly exagger Â¬ government There was much commercial nationsany that of the United tered upon a 13 of June of public condemnation of the treatment of States more than impossible can hardly be ated reports from the Yukon river coun- It Inferiority a Humiliation to National other by reason of with honor ment since 1866 On the 30th day demand test of this proximity and larger trade food for of the probable Pride the few of that year we had outstanding American citizens by alleged illegal arrests At that Juncture Grant and intercourse questionedhasthat in earnest of weeks it has try large number of shortage of are win- Â¬ On people who the sincerity the uttered theseÂ¬ existed it made liabilities in the sum of 72886844741 had and long imprisonment awaiting trial or Most desirable from every standpoint of 1S79 these liabilities leaving which now as I shall not without the tthe 1st of January pending protracted judicial proceedings de- I words of the problem thenAsum up the ele of its professions Is undeniable Impatience tering there are confirmed means ofmeasure national interest and patriotism is the ef- Â¬ recognition of impugn Its sincerity nor should in such been reduced to 443SS94958S Of our the country felt it my first duty to make instant Â¬ ments obligations the figures are mand for the release or speedy trial of all the independence of Cuba being in my be suffered to embarrass It in the task It as to justify bringing the matter to the fort to extend our foreign commerce To be this end 4 more striking On July 1 1866 the American citizens under arrest Before the opinion Impracticable and indefensible the has undertaken It Is honestly due Spain attention of congress Access to that Improved our merchant marine should our ven and enlarged We should do principal of the interest bearing debt of change of the Spanish cabinet in October question which next presents itself Is and to our friendly relations with Spain country in winter can be had only by the full share of the carrying trade of the which is the government was 2332331208 On the last 22 prisoners citizens of the United that of the recognition of belligerent rights that she should be given a reasonable passes from Dyea and vicinity impossible world We do not do it now We should first day of July 1S93 this sum had beenÂ¬ States had been eriven their freedom For In the parties to the contest In a former chance to realize her expectations and to a most difficult and perhaps an lagger no longer The inferiority of be reduced to 5S5037100 or an aggregate re- the relief of our own citizens suffering be message to congress I had occasion to con- Â¬ prove the asserted efficacy of the new or Â¬ task However should these reports of the our the Â¬ merchant marine is justly humiliat- Â¬ interest-bearin- g con- Â¬ der or tnings to which she stands irresuffering of our fellow citizens be further ing to the national pride The governreached duction of 1747294108 The cause of the conflict the aid of congress was sider this question and In Cuba the dreadful vocably committed She has recalled the verified every effort at any cost should be ment by every proper constitutional means debt of the United States on the first sought in a special message and under clusion that the conflict ay of December 1897 was 847365620 The the appropriation of April 4 1S97 effective and devastating as were its incidents did commander whose brutal orders Inflamed made to carry them relief should aid in making our ships familiar government money now outstanding De- Â¬ aid has been given to American citizens In not rise to the fearful dignity of war the rAmeTican mind and shocked the civ- Â¬ visitors at every commercial port of the 1 consists of 3466S1016 of United foreign ilized world She has modified the horrible It is possible that the acts of cember THE INDIANS world thus opening up new and valuable of them at their own request States notes 107793280 of treasury notes Cuba many returned to the United States powers and even acts of Spain herself of order of concentration and has undertaken having been markets to the surplus products of tha this very nature might be pointed to In de Â¬ to care for the helpless and permit those Needs of White Residents in the Ter Â¬ farm and the factory issued by authority of Jthe law of JUS90 384- The Present Insurrection 863503 of silver certificates and 61280761 fense of such recognition But now as in who desire to resume the cultivation of ritory Must He Considered broke silver dollars of standard great resources The present insurrection purpose out In its past history the United States should their fields to do so and assures them df THE PACIFIC RAILWAYS For a number of years past it has been at this carefully avoid the false lights which might the protection of the Spanish government apparent of the govern- Â¬ February 1895 It Is not my With the conditions under which that the ment and with the honorable example of time to recall Its remarkable increase or lead It Into the mazes df doubtful law and in their lawful occupations She has lust the five civilized tribes were established Should Government Become a Oidder us the past before uponwe ought not to hesl to characterize its tenacious resistance of questionable propriety and adhere rig Â¬ released the Competitor prisoners here- Â¬ In the Indian territory under treaty pro- Â¬ for the Kansas Pacliicf a currency revision against the enormous forces massed idly and sternly to the rule which has been tofore sentenced to death and who have ftate to enter the The Union Pacific railway main line which will make our demand obligations against It by Spain The revolt and the Its guide of doing only that wnicn is been the subject of repeated diplomatic visions ofwith the United States with ex- Â¬ of the United was less onerous to the government and relieve efforts to subdue it carried destruction to right and honest and of good report The correspondence during both this and the right ofself government and the all white persons from within Statessold under the decree of Nebraska clusion the district court lour financial laws from ambiguity and every quarter of the island developing question of according or of withholding preceding administration so complete on the 1st and for of November of this year their borders have undergone 2d wide proportions and defying the efforts rights of belligerency must be judged in doubt Will Not Hesitate to Act a change as to render the continuance of The amount due the government consisted No Ground for Distrust of Spain for its suppression The civilized every case in view of the particular at- Â¬ Not a single American citizen is now In the system thus inaugurated practically of the 27 of the disregarded no less tending facts Unless justified by necessity The brief review of what was accom- Â¬ code of war has beenthan by the Cubans It is always and justly regarded as an un Â¬ arrest or confinement in Cuba of whom Impossible The total number of the live 236512 principal accruedsubsidy bonds interest thereon and so by the Spaniards plished from the close of the war to 1893 The existing conditions cannot but fill friendly act and a gratuitous demonstra- Â¬ this government has any knowledge The civilized tribes as shown by the last census 3121171175 the makes unreasonable and groundless any this government and the American people tion of moral support to the rebellion It near future will demonstrate whether is 45491 and this number has not material Â¬ 5844822375 making the total Indebtedness The bid at the white population is the first mortgage Hen andthe sale coveredÂ¬ distrust either of our financial ability or with the gravest apprehension There is is necessary and it is required when the the Indispensable condition of a righteous ly Increased while 200000 to 250000 the entire mortwhich gage claim of the government principal soundness while the situation from 1893 no desire on the part of our people to Interests and rights of another government peace just alike to the Cubans and to estimated at from 1897 must admonish congress of the im Â¬ In- Â¬ bv permission of the Indian government and interest to bv of Spain We or or its people are iar aitecteu Dy a Spain as well as equitable to all our mediate necessity of so legislating as to Drofit only the misfortunes see the Cubans pending civil conflict so as to require a terests so intimately Involved In the wel Â¬ has settled In the territory The present the The the desire to have 25 territory make the return of the conditions then prosperous and contented enjoying that definition of its relations to the parties fare of Cuba is likely to be attained area of the Indian of which contains fer- Â¬ Kansassale of the subsidized portion ofgov- Â¬ Pacific line upon which the is very prevailing impossible There are many measure of self control which is the in- Â¬ thereto But this conflict must be one If not the exigency of further and other 694564 acres much ernment citizens plans proposed as a remedy for the evil alienable right of man protected in their which is recognized in the sense of in- Â¬ action by the United States will remain tile land The United States whom re- has been holds a second mortgage oflien i postponed at the the have government to December 16 instance debt siding in the territory most cf we can find the true remedy we right to reap the benefit of cm Before to be taken When that time comes that gone 1S97 The the exhaustless ternational law as war by invitation or with the con- Â¬ there must appreciate the real evil It is not treasures of their country action will be determined In the line of Recognition Not Justified tribal authorities have made of this division of the Union Pacific railway our thateverycurrency of every kind is not good indisputable right and duty It will be sent of the homes for themselves Numer- Â¬ to the government on November 1 1897 The offer made by my predecessor in uj u is guuu goou oecause April 1896 tendering the friendly offices is a fact The mere faced without misgiving or hesitancy in the permanent tuur Belligerence too uuiiai from 6303000 principal of the subsidy bonds ithe governments pledge is out to keep It of this government failed Any mediation existence of contending armed bodies and light of the obligation this government ous towns have been built in which Valu- Â¬ was the and the unpaid and accrued in- Â¬ 500 to 5000 white people now reside so and that pledge will not be broken on our 662669033 not accepted In brief the their occasional conflicts do not constitute owes toitself to the people who have con- Â¬ have and However the guaranty of our purpose to answer part was There is no effectual way war in the sense referred to Applying to fided to It the protection of their interests able residences many business houses busi- terest thereon The sale ofmaking a total this road was of 1292969033 read of them Large keep the pledge will be best shown by to pacify Cuba unless It begins with the the existing condition of affairs in Cuba and honor and to humanity Sure of the been erected in advertised for November 4 but are carried on in originally purpose of securing the utmost writ- Â¬ right keeping free from all offense our- Â¬ ness enterprises advancing toward its fulfillment em- Â¬ for the actual submission of the rebels to the the tests recognized by publicists and have selves of which which ers actuated only by upright and patri- Â¬ ployed vast sums thesemoney are who public notice of the event it was postponed Evil of the Present System Then only could Lpain beenon international law and dignity hon- Â¬ mother country people yet and of observed neither by otic adver- Â¬ The evil of the present system is found in act in the premised direction of her own esty and power by nations from sensitive or sion considerations movedgovernment pas- Â¬ have Invested their capital in the develop- Â¬ untfL December 16 and a second By when free will noE selfishness the the tisement of the sale was made government or main Â¬ motion and after her own plans the the great cost to the ment of the productive selfish and unworthy motives I fail to continuants watchful care over the rights country are without title resources of they decree of the court the upset price on the to the land taining the parity of our different forms of Minister Woodfords Instructions find in the insurrection the existence of and property of American citizens and will occupy and have no voice whatever in the sale of the Kansas Pacific will yield to imonu that is keeping all of them at par bring The instructions given to our new min substantial political organization gold We surely cannot be longer ister to Spain before his departure for his such a palpable and manifest to the abate none of its efforts to which about by government eitner oi tne nations or inoea the government the sum of 2500000 over with shall be Teal Peaceful agencies a peacexj ij who were born nil nrior liens costs and charires Tf nn heedless of the burden this imposes upon post directed him to impress upon that gov- Â¬ vhrirt hnvinc- the forms and capable ot nonotarue uiiu uiuunug- - imposed by our Thousands of their children age but the Othen or better bid is made this sum isT3J anui nuv in the territory are of school even unuer iainy prosperous ernment the sincere wish of the United the ordinary functions of- - government ixaea- - people a StuJ ira t cuuuiuuus wuuu an tnat tne government win receive onits af ter appear to be a duty pusi iuur years nave Its and doors oMhe schools of the nations are shut to to obligations to fVieliipnstrated that It is not only an ex States warlend Cubaaid toward the ending toward Its own people and to other states humanity to ourselves withcivilizationshall against them and what education they get claim of nearly 13000000 The government reaching a peace- - with In It of administration ui jus intervene no information pensive cnarge upon tne government but ful the lasting- resultbyjust and honorable tice courts afor tne habitation possessing be without fault on our partforce only be- Â¬ is by private contribution No provision has be other bidders as to whether there and local with and la dangerous menace to the national credit alike to Spain and to the Cuban people such organization of force such material cause the necessity for such action will be for the protection of the life or property will minimum amount or a better bid than herein the Must Provide Against Bond issues Those instructions recited the character such occupation of territory as to take the so clear as to command the support and of these white citizens is made by the question presented therefore stated The is whether tribal governments and courts we must devise some and duration of the contest the widespread contest out of the category of a mere re- Â¬ approval of the civilized world It is manifest that government tne government shall under the authority An Indian Aristocracy or occasional skir Â¬ against losses it entails the burdens and restraints bellious insurrection rplan to protect the given it by the act of March 3 1887 purchase Â¬ the terrible The secretary of the interior reports that or redeem the road in the event that a ibond issues for repeated redemptions We it imposes upon us with constant dis Â¬ mishes and place it on recognition offoot- Â¬ ANNEXATION OF HAWAII belleading Indians have absorbed great tracts bid is not made by private parties covering must either curtail the opportunity for turbance of national interests and the in Â¬ ing of war to which a Speculation made easy by tne multiplied jury resulting from an indefinite contin- Â¬ ligerency would aim to elevate it Require Continu Â¬ of land to the exclusion of the common peo Â¬ the entire government claim to bid at the ple and government Ty an Indian aristoc- Â¬ The contest moreover Is solely on Dignity and Honor redemptions of our demand obligations or uance ot this state of things It was stated To qualify the government not possessed racy has been practically established to sales will require a deposit of 900000 as ation of the Treaty dncrease the gold reserve for their redemp Â¬ that at this juncture our government was land the insurrection has whence it may 900000000 of currency constrained to seriously inquire if the time Itself of a single seaport message dated the 16th daV the detriment of the people It has been follows In the government cause 500000 We have tion when Spain of her own voli- Â¬ send forth its flag nor has it any rneans of of By a special I laid before the senate a found impossible for the United States to and In each of the first mortgage causes which the government by solemn enact- Â¬ was not ripeby June last her own and communication with foreign powers ex- Â¬ its citizens out of the territory and 200000 and in the latter the deposit must ment has undertaken to keep at par with tion movedof humanity interestsput every cept through the military lines of Its ad- Â¬ treaty signed that day by the plenlpo Â¬ keep executory should conditions contained in be in cash Payment at the sale Is as a stopÂ¬ gold Nobody is obliged to redeem in gold sentiment United States and of the re the the No apprehension of any of tarles of Hawaii having for its purpose the treaties with these nations have for the follows Upon the acceptance of The banks are not to this destructive war and make pro- versaries iinit the government public of honorable to herself those sudden and difficult complicationsÂ¬ incorporation of the Hawaiian Islands as most part become impossible of execution a sum which with the amount tne bid required to redeem in gold The govern- Â¬ posals of settlement colony already the ocean is apt to prebeen possible It was urged ment Is obliged to keep equal with gold all and justa to her Cuban nation with large In which war upon vessels both commercial an integral part of the United States and Nor has It to secure to for the tribal gov deposited shall equal 15 per cent of the upon the neighboring each individual bid the balance in installments of 25 per and sovereignty The senate having ernhnents its outstanding currency are coin obliga Â¬ that as In Cuba we could oe required to cipitate and national and upon consular officers of under itsthe Injunction ot secrecy although Indian his full enjoyment in common with cent 30 40 and 50 days after the confirma- Â¬ not required terests tions while its receipts removed ney are paid in every wait only a reasonable time for the mother other powers calls for the definition of the treaty is still pending before that body other Indians of the common property of tion of the sale The Hen on the Kansas to be paid in gold the parties to the contest the subject may be properly referred to in the nations Friends of the Indians have Pacific prior to that of the government Kind of money but gold and the only means country to establish its autnonty and re- Â¬ their relations to question of expediency I this message because the necessary action long believed that the best interests of the on the 30th of July 1S97 principal and inter- Â¬ oy which the government can with cer store order within the borders of the island Considered as a we could not contemplate an indefi Â¬ regard the accordance of belligerent rightsÂ¬ of the congress is required to determine by Indians of the five civilized tribes would est amounted to 7281 04S11 The govern--me- nt taihty get gold is by borrowing It can get that period for the aceornpifMmijui oi still to be as unwise and premature as I re- legislation many details of the eventual be found In American citizenship with all when therefore should become the high Â¬ most it in no other waywithout itany needs it nite gard it to be at present indefensible as a union should the fact of annexation be ac- Â¬ the rights and privileges which belong to est bidder will have to it the amount of pay result government fixed gold The measure of right that condition revenue is pledged to maintain gold re- Â¬ the first mortgage lien I believe that under No Humiliation Suggested complished as 1 believe it shqud be Such recognition entails upon the coun- Â¬ demption which it has steadily and faith Â¬ The Dawes Commission the act of 1887 It has the authority to do While consistently disavowing from a proposed No solution from it this fully done and which under the authori Â¬ slightest idea was humiliationto which the try according complicated By section 16 of the act of March 3 1893 gress and in absence of any action by con- Â¬ to Spain difficult and therlghts which flowand re- Â¬ very early period any aggressive policy of of I ty now given it will continue to do absorption In regard to the Hawaiian the president was authorized to appoint treasury shall direct the secretary of the indeed precise proposals quires the exactidfi from duties attach the contending group a long series of declarations through three commissioners to enter into negotiato make the necessary deposit as The law which requires the government could withheldand avoid embarrassment to to of their of the strjefc the courts decree to after having redeemed its United States were government All that was asked parties and obligations observance the right three quarters of a century has proclaimed tions with the Cherokee Choctaw Chicka Â¬ required by and to bid at the sale qualify that ltconfers a sum notes to pay them out again as current or expected was that some safe way might risrhts the vital interest of the United States in the saw Muskogee or Creek and Seminole na Â¬ as a bidder at least equal the principal of the high seas funds demands a constant replenishment be speedily provided and permanent peace of search upon wuum suuject by vessels ofv independent life of the islands and their tions commonly known as the Five Civ which will the government me currying intimate commercial dependence upon this ilized Tribes in the Indian territory Brief- Â¬ the debt due but suggest of the gold reserve This is especially so restored It so chanced that the consider- Â¬ DOtn parties it which of arms and munitions of controversy that an in times of business panic and when the ation of this offer addressed to the same may be transported freely war withoutnowÂ¬ country At the same time it has been re- Â¬ ly the purposes of the negotiations were in order to remove alllaw inand be immediately revenues are insufficient to meet tne ex- Â¬ in no event could the to be The extinguishment of tribal titles amendment of the giving penses of the government At such times Spanish administration which had declined terruption in vessels of the United States peatedly asserted that entity tenders of my predecessor and which to detention and to possible seizure it passageof Hawaiian statehood cease by the to any lands within that territory now prfssed explicitly general such powers and terms whatever xhe government has no other way to sup Â¬ the more than two years had poured men by any and all such nations or appropriating in of the islands under the domina Â¬ for ply its deficit and maintain redemption but and treasure into Cuba in the fruitless ef- Â¬ would give rise to countless vexatious ques- Â¬ tion or influence of another power than the held by cession of the same or sum is sufficient therefor tribes either x tions would release the parent governmentÂ¬ United States Under these circumstances some part thereof to the United States or In so important a matter as the gov- Â¬ through the increase of its bonded debt as fort to suprpess the revolt fell to others from responsibility for acts done by the in- the logic of events required that annexa Â¬ by allotment and division of the same in ernment becoming the possible owner of during the administration of my predeces Â¬ surgents and would invest Spain with the Snaiii Promises 31uuh sor when 262315400 of 4j per cent bonds heretofore offered but declined snould severalty among1 the Indians of such na- railroad property which It perforce must the operate feel come about were issued and sold and tlie proceeds used The reply to our note was received on the right to exercise 1795 supervision recognized tion in the ripeness of time strengtheningas the tions or tribes respectively as may be en Â¬ conduct and congress Ithose constrained to over our facts for its to pay the expenses of the government in 23d day of October It is in the direction of by our treaty of large part commerce on natural result of the ties titled to the same or by such other method lay before of which in its action excess of the revenues and sustain the a better understanding it appreciates the the seas a very sev those between bind that by theus to will of islands and be real- Â¬ as may be agreed upon aforesaid the each considerationof and sale Itbefore thetocon- Â¬ my is clear the summation gold reserve While it is true that the lriendly purposes of this government It traffic between the Atlantic and the gulf the Hawiian state or free nations and tribes that the government should not greater part of the proceeds of these bonus admits that our country is deeply alfected states and between all of them and the ized treaty was unanimously ratified oralthem with the United States with h mindthe property to beiNold at a price per Â¬ of That was used to supply deficient retnues u by the war in Cuba and that its desires states on the Pacific passes through the which amendment by the senate and pres Â¬ an adjustment upon tho basis mit wash considerable portion was required to main Â¬ for peace are just It declares that the waters which of this the shoivs of Cuba without the republic of Hawaii on the 10th view to such equity as may with the con- will yield less than one half of the prin Â¬ of lusticc and ident of supervision could fifth of present Spanish government is bound by The exercise tain the gold reserve September last and only awaits the fa- Â¬ sent of the said nations of Indians o far cipal of its debt and less than oneinterest if not principal and scarce its to With our revenues equal to our expenses every consideration to a change of policy tainly tail to lead perilous to abuses cer Â¬ of American vorable action of the absorption senate the as may be necessary be requisite and suit But entire debt government rather than to the peaceful effect to collisions whether the of there would be no deficit requiring ine is- Â¬ that should satisfy the United States anu o complete ultimate able to enable relations of the two states There can be islands the the domain of the United States a state or states the the union creation suance of bonds But if the gold reserve pacify Cuba within a reasonable time which shall accept less than its claim should become a into of bidder and thereby the owner of the prop Â¬ little doubt as to what result such super falls below 100000000 how will it be re- Â¬ To this end bpuiu has ueeiueu to put said Indian ter the conditions of such a union shall erty I submit to the congress for action plenished except by selling more bonus effect the political retorms heretoiore into vision would Deiore long uraw mis nation Whatthe political relation thereol to the embrace the lands within ad Â¬ It would be unworthy of the United States be ritory any way practicable the local vocated by the Is there law other serious question under halting for any present premier without to inaugurate the possibilities of such re- Â¬ United States the character of degree ot The commission met much opposition CIVIL SERVICE existing The consideration in the path then is the quality and The Indian were from the beginning of Shall we continue the policy that has been which m its judgment leads to peace The sult by measures anyquestionable right or administrationfranchise of the inhabitants verv slow to actand thoe in control mani the elective indirection the pursued in the past that is when the gold military opeiatiuixs it is said will continue expediency or by laws the extension of the federal specialtolaws fested a decided disinclination to meet Distinct Advance Made in Operation put will be humane and conducted with all of tlie Law reserve reaches the point of danger issue What Ieeofiiitioii Would Mean territory or the enactment of with favor the propositions submitted to anore bonds and supply the needed gold or regard for private rights being accom Â¬ The important branch ot our government Turning to the practical aspects of a rec to fit tlie peculiar condition thereof the reg Â¬ them A little more than three year after shall we provide other means to prevent panied bi political action leading to the ognition of belligerency and reviewing its ulation if need be of the labor system this organization the commission effected known as the civil service the practical these recurring drains upon the gold re- Â¬ aiitoiiom of Cuba while guaiding Spanish are all matters which the treaty an agreement with the Choctaw nation improvement of which has long been a sub- Â¬ positive dangers still serve If no lurther legislation is Had and sovereignty This it is claimed will result inconveniences andconsiderations appear therein wisely relegated to the congress pertinent alone The Chickasaws however refused ject of earnest discussion has of late years of selling the policy congress bonds is to be contin- Â¬ in investing Cunatowith a distinct person Â¬ lurthercode of nations there is no such thing has to acrree to Us terms and as they have received increased legislative and execu- Â¬ In the Should lie Confirmed be governed by an ex Â¬ as a naked recognition of belligerency un Â¬ During the past few should give the secre Â¬ ality the island ued then tive approval every con Â¬ a common interest with tho Choctaws in months the service has been placed upon is confirmed as tary of the treasury authority to sell bonds ecutive and by a local eouncil or chamber accompanied by the assumption of interna Â¬ If the treatydignity and honor requires thp lands of said nations the agreement sideration basis of business methods at long or short periods bearing a less rate reserving to Spain the control of the for Â¬ neutrality Such recognition will the wisdom ofof congress will see to it that with thf latter nation could have no efÂ¬ a still firmermerit While of interest than is now authorized by law eign relations the army and navy and the tional the right of our former not confer upon either party to a domestic avoiding abrupt assimilation of elements fect without tbp consent of the effpeted and personal judicial administration To accomplish conflict a status not heretofore actual veteran soldiers to reinstatement In de- Â¬ On April 21 1S97 the commission An Obvious Duty this the present government proposes to possessed or effect the relation of either perhaps hardly yet fitted to share in the an agreement with both tribes the Chcc serving cases has been asserted aismissals 1 earnestly recommend us soon as the modity existing legislation by decree franchises of citizenship and hav Â¬ taws and Chickasaws political reasons leav Â¬ of to other states receipts of the government are quite sut ing the Spanish cortes with the aid of partyusually takes the The actof arecogni Â¬ highest regard to tlie geographical condi- Â¬ it is understood has beenThis agreement for merelyguarded against thehave been ing due examinaratified by the carefully admittance to the service en- Â¬ form solemn tions the most just provisions for self rule tion licient to pay all the expenses or the gov Â¬ Cuban senators and deputies to solve the proclamation of neutrality which recites Â¬ tions that when any ot the United economic problem and properly distribute the de facto condition ot belligerency as in local matters with the largest political constituted authorities of the resppctive larged for at the same time rendered less ernment and tribes or nations parties thereto and only technical and more practical and a dis Â¬ are presented tor redemption the existing debt In the absence of a States notes redeemed in liberties as an integral part of our nation rennlres by congress to announces a its motive in goldbeand areand set apartgold sucli notes declaration of the measure that this ov of neutrality It declaring statedomestic law will be accorded to the Hawaiians No it bindingratification 27th of September make tinct advance has been made by giving a ISO 1 assumes On the in Kept and shallm exchange for gold This only paid ernment proposes to take in carryinout the international obligations of a neutral before dismissal upon all cases was euected with the Creek hearingincompetency is charged or demand is an ob its proffer pt good offices it suggests that capacity to ful- out five yearsof demonstrated where Is understood that the na viousjrduty If the holder of the United Spain be lett free to conduct military in the presence of a public state of war It fill the obligation of self governing state- inuJLii of said nation has refused made for the removal of officials In any of warns ail and others gold the States note prefers the should and gets it operations and grant political reforms jurisliction citizens proclaimant within thev hood come of their own free will to merge tional the uepartments This order has been made to ratify the same Negotiations are yet to give to the acAised his right to be heard of the that not from the government he a United receive while the United States for its part shall violate those righteous obligations at their their destinies in our body politic to be had with the Cherokees the most but without in any way impairing the States enforce its neutral obligations and cut olf own peril hack from the government in exchange 5 populous of the Five Civilized tribes and gold and cannot expect tor the assistance which it is asserted the in Â¬ from the consequences Theto be shielded note without paying this is made be right of visit CENTRAL AMERICAN REPL11L1CS with thek Seminoles the smallest in point power of removal which should always in- Â¬ reason lor all the surgents receive from this country The exercised in cases of inefficiency and it The of numbers and territory when the government issues supposition of an indefinite prolongation of and search on the seas and seizure of ves Â¬ more apparent competency and which is one cf the vital contraband of war provide goIJ and is denied safeguards of the civil service reform sys Â¬ an Interest bearingofdebt to States notes the war piovinces It is asserted that the sels gqpd cargoes and admiralty law must Our Diplomatic Relations with Tliem RECIPROCITY prize under are already well nigh re Â¬ and international law be admitted as n western the redemption Nieararuan Canal tem preventing stagnation and deadwood for nonlnterest bearingUnited Surely it claimed that the planting of cane and to under debt and keeping every employe keenly alive a As to the representation ot this govern Step Taken to Improve Truile Relation of a proclamation except f to the tact that the security of his tenure should not pay them out again are put on oacco therein has been resumed and that legitimate consequence according the equal ment to Nicaragua Salvador and Costa hile With Other CountrieK If for depends not on favor but on his own test Â¬ demand and way gold maythey again out by force of arms and new and ample re of belligerency defined by public law to Rica 1 have concluded that Mr VvilliamL to lorrns very early and complete pacification belligerent rights return ed and carefully watched record of service ill order to in any other by they ab early confirmed each party in our ports disfavors would be Merrick States to the as minister of the tho provisions execute third and as possibleÂ¬ another bond issue to re- Â¬ is hoped for be followed of the iourth sec states of Nicaragua United imposed on both which whili nominally GOVElWiaiEM lS YFSNSIiiS deem them another Interest bearing debt Have Not Failed in Our Duty act July shall proceed to 24 1S97 and Costa equal would weigh heavily in behalf of Salvador Costa Rica Ricathere temporarily tions of I the revenue Hon approved Kas appointed to redeem a noninterest bearing debt John A and The immediate amelioration of existing Spain Possessing and con San Jose Â¬ Indorses Secretary Gages Plan Â¬ conditions under the new administration trollingherselfports of Cubaa navy maritimeÂ¬ establish the headquarters of 1the United son of Iowa a special commissioner pleni Â¬ Appropriations Must lie Kept Within her the the Receipts this secretary of the treasury has out of Cuban affairs is predicted and therewith rights could be asserted not only for the States to those three states as tookpara Â¬ potentiary to undertake the requisite nego i The 1 tiations with foreign countries desiring to 1 am forced uy the length ot tins message the all lined a plan In great detail for tne purpose any the disturbance andonall occasion for military investment of the island but up to action for what of regarded recurrence or change of this country It was avail themselves of these provisions The to omit many important references to the part of the margin of our own territorial waters mount interests of removing the threatened saving us from United States attitude negotiations are Discussion of the question the a condition of things would exist for developed upon an investigation by tlie eral governmentsnow proceeding with sev- Â¬ affairs of the government with which con Â¬ depleted gold reserve and and a both European and secretary of state that the government on that account To of the international duties and resnnnHn which the Cubans within their own domain future embarrassment believed that by careful gress will have to deal at the present ses Â¬ American of the United States as Spain under- Â¬ could not hope to create a parallel while of Nicaragua while not unwilling to ie exercise of It is powers conferreda by that sion They are fully discussed In the de Â¬ X invite JUUJ tmciui this Dlanconcur with the secretary of the ities them is presented with an appar Â¬ the stands partmental reports to all of which 1 invite through aid or sympathy from ceive Mr Merrick in his diplomatic quality tion 1 to charge us with failure In its creation domain would be even more im Â¬ was unable to do so because of the com- Â¬ act some grievances of our own ana of your earnest attention Tha estimates of treasury in his recommendation that pa ent dispositionThis charge Is within our other countries in our mutual trade rela Â¬ the expenses of the government by tho 1S95 whereby that without any possible than how with the additional ob Â¬ pact concluded June 20 Hnna1 banks be allowed to issue notes to this regard may be eitner removed or largely several uepartments will 1 am sure have Â¬ tions and those of basis In been of the bonds which the face value for circulation and thatthey if Spain fact It could not haveof themade ligations of international neutrality we republic forming what Salvador and Hon alleviated and that the volume of our com Â¬ your careful scrutiny is known as the had been cognizant con- Â¬ would perforce assume While the con Â¬ the duras republic have deposited by of Central America had mercial exchanges may be enlarged with gress may not find it an easy task to reduce greater on circulating notes secured naifdeposit stant efforts this government has made at tax as Unwise ItcKrarded at to the representative diet there advantage to both contracting parties ot the expenses ot the government it should the cost of millions nfctieh bonds be reducedI to onejoin himone of the administrativeend by the employmentÂ¬ The enforcement Presentenlarged and on- Â¬ surrendered to reveive and send diplomatic Of this not encourage their increase These ex also machinery of the na annum their right la tion per cent per OUR NAVY penses win tin Jrjtyr judgpieni admlt xff a That it has successfully preveiur erous code of neutrality would only be ipnts The diet was not willing to ac recommending that authority be given for the departure of a single military expe Â¬ Influential within our own jurisdiction by cent him because he was not accredited to decrease rn many branches of the govern- Â¬ national banks with to the dition or aimed vessel from our applicable by our that body 1 could not accredit him to tnaSSemaflervlllageliffiagiituYi violation oi our laws would seemshores in larii and sea and It could Impart to own I that body because the appropriation law Present Condition Hell Adapted to ment awithout injury duty topublic service Â¬ to be a instru ftntalities keep the ap It is commanding the Our AcclVtlcn sufficient answer But of this aspect of United STtts no jurisdiction between i of congress did not permit It Mr Baker Sfions of the country to y effectiveness of propriations within the receipts of thejeov TThe present IirRidI the Spanish eminent ad thus avoid a deficit currency to meet their needs I recommend apeak further note it is not necessary to Spain and thevr syrgents tTt would give the the present minister at Managuaoxhas been thnitvy consists cZ o byUleshipa of TCcali now Firm In the conviction United States no rjjVu WILXJAM MKINIJBT intwventlon to directed to present his letter issue of national bank iotes be re- the I HBJUfflDAL MESSAGE authority of Spain accord- Â¬ the ing to the international code of war For these reasons I regard the recognition of the belligerency of the Cuban insurgents as now unwise and therefore inadmissable Should that step hereafter be deemed wise as a measure of right and duty the execu- Â¬ tive will take it self-contr- ol -- A subject of large importance to our country and Increasing appreciation on the part of the people is the completion of the great highway of trade between the At Â¬ lantic and Pacific known as the Nica raguan canal Its utility and value to American commerce is universally admit Â¬ ted The commission appointed under Intervention date of July 24 last to continue the surveys Intervention upon humanitarian grounds and examinations2 authorized by the act 1S95 approved March in regard to the suggested and has not proper has beenjfrequently my route to receive most anxious and struction of feasibility and cost of con- Â¬ failed the Nicaragua canal with earnest consideration But should such a view of making complete plans for the en-a Â¬ step be now taken when It Is apparent tire work of construction of such a hopeful change has supervened in is now employed in the undertaking canal thatpolicy of Spain toward Cuba In the A new future I the government has taken office in the mother congress shall take occasion to transmit to of this countryVlt is pledged in advance to the making atthe report time such commission Â¬ further sug declaration that all the efforts of the world gestions asthe same may then seem advisable cannot suffice to maintain peace in Cuba by the bayonet that vague promises of re- Â¬ ALASKA form after subjugation afford no solution of the Insular problem that with a sub- Â¬ stitution of commanders must come a Material Changes in Territorial Laws change of the past system of warfare for Are Necessary one in harmony with a new policy which The territory of Alaska requires the shall no longer aim to drive the Cubans to prompt and early attention of congress the horrible alternative of taking to the now existing demand mate- thicket or succumbing In misery that re- Â¬ The conditionsin the laws relating to the rial changes forms must be instituted in accordance territory The great influx of population with the needs and circumstances of the during the past summer and fall and the time and that these reforms while de- Â¬ a signed to give full autonomy to the colony prospect of winstill larger immigration in not permit us to longer the spring and to create a virtual entity and neglect the extension civil authority administration shall yet conserve within the territory orofpostpone the es Â¬ and affirm the sovereignty of Spain by a tablishment of a more thorough govern- Â¬ Just distribution of powers and burdens ment A general system of public sur Â¬ upon a basis of mutual interest untainted veys has not been extended to Alaska and by methods of selfish expediency all entries thus far made in that district are upon special surveys The act of congress Lies In Honorable Paths Alaska the mining laws of first acts of the new government He extending toStates contained the reserva- Â¬ The the United In these honorable paths The policy of tion to put in that cruel rapine and extermination that so force the it shouldnot be construed country general long shocked the universal sentiment of By act approved land laws of theauthority March 1891 humanity has been reversed Under the was given for entry of 3 lands for town military commander a broad clemency site purposes and also for the purchase of new is proffered Measures have already been not exceeding 160 acres then or thereafter set on Toot to relieve the horrors of starva- Â¬ purposes manu- Â¬ tion The power of the Spanish armies it occupied for purpose of trade andas thus of facture j he is to be used not to spread ruin far expressed has been congress is asserted that only and desolation but to protect the resump- Â¬ rights should apply to that territorysuch as tion of peaceful agricultural pursuits and productive industries That past methods should be specuicallly named the govern- Â¬ to the As are f mile to force a peace by subjugation Is ment It Isencourageinterest of to the settlement of the con- Â¬ country freely admitted and that ruin without and Its duty to follow up Its citi Â¬ ciliation must inevitably fall to win for Spain the fidelity of a contented depend- Â¬ zens with the benefit of legal machinery Â¬ congress the 1 earnestly ency Decrees in application of the fore- Â¬ lishment of urge upon of governmentestaba with already been pro- Â¬ such flexibility system enable It to adjust shadowed reforms have as will mulgated itself to the future areas of greatest pop Â¬ self-controll- enforcethe conduct of the strife within paramount Hw ed li Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - -- te - I - Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 rffaref Â¬ ie U - K- - - 4 i nt THE THE INTERRUPTED FEAST fteyal manes the food pure wholesome and delicious Walter Champ in Up To Date B0pEBOIfNWV ft - FRIDAY Of Murry DEQEMBER 10 1897 Intl Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules e MRS LATJJRA WEISHAUF ft Modern Treatment ROYAl POWDER Absolutely Pure 1 I ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK THE BOflBBQH HEW Seventeenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by Editors and Owners aal Make all Checks Money Orders etc to the order of Champ MlZiiKB All Coondom was agog with anticiMurry Ind Sept 17 1896 pated pleubure lHE Wright Medical Co witn The Jobnsing home was ablazewas t ColumbusOhio light The event of the evening The latest work on the a8fc 8prinS J diDner given in honor of Aramiut S Purchased Snowball Tohasing and her engatzeineni jg treatment of diseases written jjj a box of Wrights Celery Capsules frm to tfartield Jacksou was announced ft by forty eminent American fca avePrt druggist Bluffton 1 them for when the wine was served anS stomach trouble CocMiver with unfeigned ft physicians says with which I had been afflicted for more The tgueats smiled than lo years Since taking your Cap Â¬ delight and the toast master cleared bib oil has done more for the con- sules I have lost all trace of pain and my throat sumptive than all other reme- stomach is entirely well I can chapter Jit any- jjj dies put together It also jjj nfnfgnni an frnthfnlly say thateat have pleasure Jeff Wash I GHowine with u The hypophosphites better m years says I wish lo offer a toast ington arose Yours Respectfully to de lubly Miss Johnsmg ft of lime and soda are regarded said he de hospital roof Mrs Lauka Weishauft who is about to forsake Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 of her parental ancestor to become de ft by many English observers as Mai S specif ics for consumption wife of Mistah Garfield Jackson end address on postal to her act Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio the she nevah have cause to ignore for and may her pathway through life be trial size free a strewed wid watahmillions reMay de dashing Miss Johnsin find inarrieJ Good times for shoe buyers this marked Noah Bedinger cod liver oil w week at one grand sweet festibule life ft contains the best I hopedafj de happy gemman who tf Davis Thomson Isgrig in a partially digested form hath been lucky in playing polithy ana combined with the Hypophos- thothiety lucky at crapth and purthu lisped Sam Simms may In cut glass lat st cuts and ing potbuins phttes of Lime and Soda This be lucky in domethtic felithity newest patterns Well come May thpir lives be as joyous as a g remedy a sianoara tor a remarked Deacon ft quarter of a century is in 5 and sse it circus day solemnly Our stock and prices Enoch Jones will su prise you ft exact accord with the latest The good humor was infectious and ft views of the medicalprof ession joy reigned supreme FOSD CO chapter i of Consumption s s rf HOLIDAY STOCK NEWT MITCHELL THE POPULAR GROCER Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Holiday groceries etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select stock If you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store I will be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be had i Â¬ Scotf s Emulsion EVAPORATED FRUITS Peaches Prunes Apricots J J v i ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first lnser stdfci half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per litfe each insertion Locals in blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates ituar2s cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Sixty seconds have elapsed JFhe Special rates given for largft advertise ments and yearly cards Johnsing home is still ablaze with light The house is like unto a deserted banÂ¬ Â¬ Through a window was thrust an ex-Â¬ cited woolly head It belonged to little Rastus Jobnsing who had been excluded from the post nuptial feast deres a Say pap he exclaimed big fat possum treed down heah close to de house Come an lets git iiri chapter ni Be sure you get SCOTTS W- All druggists 50c and 100 SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York - Chronic Dyspepsia Cured Champgn ions French Peas Shrimp Salmon Sardines PeariHominy Rice Oat Meal Rolled Oats Olives Capers Chow Chow Tabasco - Sauce Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni Pu e Buckwheat Flour Pure Maple Syrup Mincemeat Nancamp Pork and Beans Nancamp Tomato Catsup- Choice Celer3r PearsKs S CCCCC6 Miss Bradley Accepts Baltimore Oysters - quet hall The Prince of Wales is fifty six years V old Princes must be under the civil An elegant line of pictures at service in England Hihtons J T- - The Presidents message to Congress is printed in fall on the third page of to days issue of The News The Latest Literary Club The administration deserves credit for closing the mails to the missing letter frauds and guessing contests - The Washington Post thinks that Colonel Jack Chinn could carve a name for himself in the Congressional Record No congressman is considered truly great until he has suggrsted a plan to congress to reform the monetary sys- Â¬ tem A St Louis thief whostole a pair of gaudy hose wore them into court The judge heard them and ordered the hose turned on him Out in Colorado a man wants a di Â¬ being a Club townand the craze extends even to the little ones from seven to eleven years of age there being quite an interesting Literary Club comprised of little wom Â¬ They en and men between those ages meet Friday afternoon fortnightly and the excerciees consist of music recita- Â¬ tions and readings The meetings are conducted with ease and dignity and there is never any shirking of dntips as- Â¬ signed The members of this club are Dorothy Ethel Misses Talbott s Edith Myall Allene Power Thomas Edna Talbott and Edna Hinton and Masters Oscar Hinton Robert Tal- Â¬ bott Hanson Thomas and Hugh Fergu- Â¬ son We shall expect to hear of a Baby Club next Paris has the reputation off vorce because his wife has cold feet Some men expect to get a stove along with a womans heart I Tariff does not affect our goods as they were bought and Cne of the rural editors says that imported before the duty was pat FORD 00 iftthe delinquents dont rjavlutfe his on4hem j Washington Dec 7 The onp sided controversy raised by Miss Harriet Bainbridge Richardson over her claim lo the honor of christening the battle ship Kentucky was settled to day m a note received by Secretary Long from Miss Christine Bradley the daughter of the governor of Kentucky accepting Mr Longs invitation to act as sponsor for the vessel Miss Brad leys note is just what one would expect from the dignified and sensible vounc woman she lias shown herself to be It was written on dainty blue paper stamped with her monogram in gold The note follows Hon John D Long Secretary of the Navy Washington My Dear Sir Ken tucky the firstborn of the Union is justly proud of the distinction conferred in giving her name to the magnificent battle ship soon to be launched at New Â¬ port News It may not be inappropriate or vain to say that the valiant record made by her sons on land and sua en- Â¬ Kindly titles htr to the compliment accept my sincere thanks for the honor with which yon have clothed an unpre- Â¬ tentious but ardent Kentucky girl who loves her state second only to her conn trj Ir will give me much pleasure to assist in the ceremonies of the occasion which should serve if passible to hind the sympathies of pyery citizen of Kpu ruore closely to the nation I have the honor to bevonrs respectfully CHRISTINE BRATJLEY Washington CollegeDecember 6 Miss Bradleys acceptanceHends the official concern with the christening of ip m r the Kentucky 0 18-year-- - Finest ISGRIG TURKEYS Chocolate Candies S v h Alm0n8 Loose Muscatel Raitim Mixed and Stick Candies Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts 11 LondonvLayer Raisins Citron Figs Dates - Seedless Raisins NEWTON MITCHELL THIS GROCER Main St suffering for nearly thirty years from dyspepsia Mrs H E Dngdale wife of a prominent business man of Warsaw N Y writes For 28 years I was a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a weak stomach The lightest food produced distress causing severe pain and the forma Â¬ tion of gas No matter how careful of my diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating I was treated by many physicians and tried numerous remedies without permanent help Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles ITarve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within a week I commenced improving and per Â¬ sisting in the treatment I was soon able to eat what I liked with no evil effects I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels any old symptoms Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money reÂ¬ funded Book oh dis- Â¬ Health eases of the heart and nerves free Address W PTE Â¬ adjoining Northern Bank Paris Ky 1 Buck a ad Bills Furniture Windowp Shades Oil Barber Shop Cloths Carpets Mattresses DEALER IN GEO W HAVIS Etc Special attention given to Undertaking and Repairing Â¬ For first class work Three first class barbers All work done strictly first class Nest door to Bourbon Bank 4nov tf Main Street - - - - Pakis Ky New Laundry Agency r l It win uo oauia uuiioniiiio rt11 Un Onuin 7 11n1 viaubieas keyless and firecrackerless VWk zlr V3 A AiTi tur ai SCINTILLATIONS Be good andv youwill ba some Mark Twains newboc k if Advertised Letter List ij rt Nervine Rrtor MHet - tf I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drng store will receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered prqmptly Respectfully 16ap Ladies get you a hand welfe lace or button three styles of toe and made of nipf soft kid that has wearing quality 17 3 shoe A RION CLATZ tf Bruce Holladay The Thorn murder trial in New York An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment developed a new way to capture a Frankfort wants a cellulose factory womans heart Mis Nack admitted thatshe never loved Thorn until he Mt Sterling hasten unnamed literary choked her The murderer had a pecul- society Name it girls iar Nack of winning a woman A new literarj organization at Mays ville is nailed The Tourist Club Â¬ DB MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Relics of Bygone Days News has been shown two inter- Â¬ esting relics in the shape of money TfaE m m I nssd in bygone days One piece a 7 Continental bill issued in 1777 ws promising to pay seven Spanish mill dollars It was given by Matt Scott of Lexington to W T Ingels who gave it to J S Vimont of Millersburg The other relic was a 3 bank note issued Dec 30 1809 by the Hinkston Export- Â¬ ing Co of Millersburg to John S Vi- Â¬ mont The note on which was engrav Â¬ ed a saw mill was signed by James McClelland President and Robt E Miller cashier son of John Miller fofmder of Millersburg and bore the number 1316 Robt E Miller was the grand father of Horace Miller of this city and was a relative of Mrs W M A Parnell T Forsyth Misses Nannie and Annie Miller and also of the editors and owners of The News The relics are owned by Mrs Sue San Â¬ dusky of Millersburg The bank was in the house now occupied by Martin Layson and during high waters the company shipped lumber and farm products down Hinkston to Licking the Ohio and Mississippi to New Orleans - Cash buyers can get double value today at Davis Thomson Isgrig tf Â¬ A female drummer sold Flemingsburg boys enough brushes to last five years Dogs killed and crippled seventeen sheep for J H Shropshire in Harrison Cynthiana owns her waterworks sys- Â¬ tem and operated it at a profit of 4468 last year Tollgate raiders destroyed a gate near Danville Wednesday night This is the first raid in Boyle The Olympic Theatre at New Orleans where Sullivan lost the championship to Corbett burned Sunday All the turnpikes in Fayette and Har- Â¬ rison counties are now free having been made so by purchase of the Fiscal Courts The Boyle fiscal court has boughttfive miles of the Harrodsburg and Danville pike at 900 per mile This is Boyle countys first purchase of turnpikes Mary West the demi monde who shot and killed Will Wilder at Lexington Tuesday nightJwas held to answer in the sum of 2000 She was unable to give bail In remitting a fine against Sylvester Johnson of Nelson county who had en gaged in a fiat fight Governor Bradley said Any man in Kentucky who gets into a difficulty and defends him- Â¬ self by using his fists deserves a pardon He is an unusual specimen and ought to be encouraged Ky postoffice Dec 10 1897 Barton Mr John Meyer L T Talton OllieMay Phelps Mr Willie Case Mrs Salli liediuon Annie B 3 Columbia Mr Geo Richmond Rebecca Onrtis M F Robinson Eliza A Graham Mrs Ann Steward Hattie Grant Mrs PaulineSteWart Lutie E Goldbnrg C S Smith Mr Moses Harrison Aleck ColThompson Bessie Hncbings T3lia Thomas Mattie Jackson Mr GeorgeTurnpr Mr Jesse Jaqnin Mr Mike Wallace Mrs Selby Jones Mrs Clara 2 White Mr John A Kelly Mrs Lucy Williams Josie Kearns Mr John Wilson- Miss Josie Lee Mrs C Wilmore Kittie McKee Mr Jerry Wilson Mrs Minnie Moran Mrs Bettie White Mr Geo T Woodford Miss Lou Persons calling for aboye- letters will please say advertised W L Davis P M m Pari - List of letters remaining unclaimed A SPLENDID GIFT TheINFLUENCE sounding of the Mother shapes the course of unborn generations goes ages and enters the confines of J P KIELY Eternity With what care there- Â¬ fore should the Expectant Moth- Â¬ ALSO A SPLENDID LINE OF er be guarded and how great the A Christmas jgi ft that will please any effort be to ward off danger and and every ody Following the Equamake her life joyous and happy tor Mark Twains last and best Order at once if you want it for Pictures Rugs Lamps FRIEND Christmas Sold only by- subscription Comforts Fancy Rockers Sideboards 16nov tf A C Adair Agent Folding Beds Tabourets Childrens Sweepers allays all Parlor Cabinets Jardinierres Lace Curtains Nervous- Â¬ Wrights Celery Tea 2 ness rel- Â¬ tion sick headache Portierres Bead Portierres Secretaries ieves the Ladies Desks Elegant Tables Blankets Headache you want to buy go Â¬ through all the For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas S350 and 8500 shoes are the productions of400 workmen skilled from the best material possible at these prices Also S350 and S300 shoes for men S250 and S3 00W L SlTG for boys and youths Douglas shoes are lndorsod by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style nt 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 If dealer cannot supply you write for cata- Â¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by Â¬ WL DOUGLAS in tQQMAf the World3 OnyL Best - Does yonr Husband Wife or Friend drive very much Try one for a present MOTHERS - Awarded 1 Highest Honors Worlds Fair Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kldneygcure3 constipation and sick heardache 25c at all druggists The North westerns china to Cramps a If queeosware store largest and Nau seandso stock and best goods and they fully pre know what they sell FORD 5S3fl -- V IiJ dividends t- Dares the policy holders are unequaled and to system that Childbirth is made easy procure Northwestern dividends you Â¬ must carry Northwestern insurance tf and the time of recovery shortened many say stronger after -- 00 to- Â¬ Wood Childrens Parlor Furniture Extension Jables Sassocks Chamber Sets Music RacW Japanese Screens Fancy Mirrors Revolving Chairs 495 Couches Leather Couches Table Covers Hat Racks Mai tels Office Desks Insure in the Northwestern I CREAM BAKING IV than before confinement It in- Â¬ day to morrow may be too late our sures life tumblers Nothing er andsafety toAll of both moth child who have used like it has been offered Mathers Friend say they will nev- The Northwestern is carrying nearly FORD CO er be without it again No other 1000000 insurance on the lives of m remedy robs confinement of its pain Bourbon Countys representative citi- Wrlgiito Celery Tea cures constipa Â¬ tion sick headaohes 2Sc at druggists says that if shS xAto i 5boc 8t thmnrh thaordMi particulars Takes the cake zen Any of the above articles make useful ac- Â¬ ceptable and elegant presents Give me a call Select your presents now POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE AO YEARS THE STANDARD- To Cure A Cold In One Iay gain ud thera war bat foarbittlea to bo uu ins cost vim 919jQ0 bot dow n would have tbem GEOLtrrosjCteytonOhio vuMMuou lets Alldruggist8 refund the money Free if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant rr I Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- Â¬ bent Dy Mail on receipt of price 100 PERBOT- XLd Boole to EXPECTANT unTOuniii -- mailed free pon application containing ral- a 8 Ternary nramoouis V I 3 7 -- TOCOATLAHTAU A C Adair has the agency for Mark Following the Twains new book Equator It is decidedly the best book the great humorist has written and has faad yery large advance 8ale Sold - by 8abecHption 16nov tf JV t i I JT HINTON 3 v c U THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY DECEMBER 10 1897 tie nnm hews 1881 The Woodford Will Case PEKS0NAL MENTION iV - NUPTIAL KNOTS The case of Mis Lucy Buckner vs Seventeenth Year Established Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky Beco- - wjiss mail matter an TELEPHONE NO 124 jF E SUBSCRIPTION PJtlCES Payable in Advance 52 00 Six months One year Ksavs costs you 5100 port FROM A GUN FKKE get a cant even CHARGE re OK Orders Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ MiiiLkr boxes Etc Fine Fugazzia candies all is size at at Courtland Leer Clark clerking Clays drug store See eighth page for list of State and County 1897 delinquent tax payers Sheriff Beeding has sent Auditor Stone a check for 50000 collected for taxes optician of Cincinnati will be at the Hotel Wind Â¬ sor Tuesday Backner Woodford Woodford will case trial Tuesday morning and the follow- Â¬ ing jurors were selected Geo R Ashurst L B Dawson W H Dawson Wyatt L Hall Matt Lair Wm Cherry James Thompson Joseph Honey C G Estes W F Turner Wm L Collins and John B North cott Hon W H McMillan stated the case for the propounders Tuesday afternoon and Hon Chas Bronston made the statement for the contestants Wednes Â¬ day morning Up to last night the tes- Â¬ timony of four of the 120 witnesses had been heard The case will probably last for ten days The attorneys for the will are former Senator Blackburn of Versailles Judge W H Holt of Frankfort McMillan Talbott of this city and others The attorneys for the contestants are Hon C J Bronston of Lexington Hon E M Dickson John S Smith and T E Ashbrook of this city Engagements Announcements And Sol Â¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows known as the COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Daniel Coleman Dejarnette and Miss waa called for THE NEWS MAN Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And Elsewhere PUT OUR NAME On your list when in need of Footwear Our new stock of Shoes is arriving daily which comprises all the Dr Louis Landman December wheat sold at 1 09 day at Chicago the highest price ed in years -- Now is the time for Black Cake baking and you will find the nicest line of Citron Raisins yester- Currents Dates Figs Almonds Â¬ reach- Â¬ etc at McDermott Spears a - is the place to buy your Christinas presents See his ad- - J T Hintons Fire At Whites Distillery At three oclock yesterday morning fire of unknown rertisernent - W CJ Daniel and family of Cane Ridge left yesterdaypr Los Angeles California to reside tf Thieves broke into the Kentucky Midland depot at Georgetown and stole a quantity of groceries 4 t James Smith has purchased of Chas Darnall seven tj five acres of land near Jacksto wn at sixty two dollars per acre The burning of a house in Claysville last night caused the fire department Suberb line of calendars opened to respond at 1135 from an alarm from day at Vardens box 26 - origin destroyed the extensive cattle sheds at the G G White distillery in East Paris The loss will btabout 3000 The sheds were insurgd for about 1500 It is thought that the fire was caused by the carelessness of a tramp sleeping in the sheds It is understood that the cattle pens will be rebuilt at once The fire department responded to the alarm but could do little to subdue the fire which gained great headway because of delay iu sending in the alarm from box 12 toÂ¬ Alex Baird Resigns Judge H C Howard of this city w aaer t has been appointed administrator of the accommodating clerk in the L N brother-in-laO Em- - ticket office in this city for several years estate of his J bry deceased has resigned his position and wlil go to Cincinnati the first of next week to ac- Â¬ The Methodist ladies will give art re- Â¬ cept a conductorehip with the Pullman ceptions in the parlors of their churdh Palace Car Company Alex is oe of this afternoon and evening The admis the best fellows in the world and the sion fee will be ten cents best wishes of hundreds of friends will The entire lower floor will be reserv- Â¬ follow him wherever duty calls him Mr ed for white people to night at the cake His run will be out of Cincinnati walk at the opera house The program John Feeney a clever gentleman from will comprise singing dancing and the the freight depot will succeed Mr cake walk The parade occurs at noon Baird to day New line of 25 cent books just opened to day at Vardens D Cable photographer over Var- iclens drug store makes good pictures at Yesterdays Happenings Condensed finishes i work Kdnced rarices and V v r ul1 IJi a1 vws vm uuuo iix- - fiwOr Sheriff Gross of Fayettepaid 108000 uidi prouipiiy xvuuau wum He solicits to Auditor Stone yesterday class style in quick time your patronage Mother McKinley was slowly grow- Â¬ want Mark ing weaker yesterdaj at Canton If you fWARNiNG Twains New book for Christmas give Henry Nersby colored slayer of nine If men was hanged yesterday at Atlanta me your order to day or to morrow Thieves stole 3000 in gold which you wait till a few days before Christ Â¬ I will farmer Daniel Haynes buried near mas you will be disappointed Hardinsburg not havvj the book in stock A C Adair Agent 2t Mr Bryan bagged forty three ducks Expert barbers a prompt and careful during a hunting trip yesterday near Galveston Texaa service and polite attendants have made Crawford Bros shop decidedly the most A Japanese pin tray given away with The each purchase amounting to 100 at popular shaving parlor in Paris cosy at Vardens to day only rooms are comfortable and have bath rooms attached The shop is pat-Â¬ Novelties in China at Frank ronized by leading citizens of Paris Â¬ 1 s- Mr Alex Baird who has been the Hon J T Hinton and wife were in Cincinnati Wednesday Mr P Nipper left yesterday for a business trip to Pittsburg Mrs J M Hall gave a reception Tuesday afternoon on Duncan avenue Dr J Ed Ray left yesterday for Chicago to receive medical treatment John Deavers has been ill of mala- Â¬ rial fever for three weeks at his horn 6 near Paris Miss Ellen Shackleford of Millers burg is spending a few days with Miss Louise Bashford Miss Princess Whaley who has been ill of fever for two months has about recovered Mr H A Power who has been quite ill is inlMaysville to recuperate and visit his relatives Miss Alice Spears gave a six oclock dinner last evening in honor of Miss Kelly of Birmingham Ala Mrs C M Clay Jr has gone to Madison to see her father Hon J D Harris who is dangerously ill Mies Ford Heath has gone to Cov-Â¬ ington for a short visit before going to a Missionary School in New York Miss Catherine Collins returned yes- Â¬ terday morning tq her home in Coving- Â¬ ton after a visit to Mrs H D Haynes Mrs L C Anderson of North Mid dletown has gone to Dover to the btd side of her son Harry who is very ill Miss Van Greenleaf will arrive to day from Richmond to visit Miss Lizzette Dickson on East Third street The friends of Mrs J T Hinton Jr will be glad to know that she has recovered from a serious illness of sev- Â¬ eral weeks duration Mr Hugh Mpnrgomery of this city was registered Tuesday at the St Nich- Â¬ olas in Cincinnati He is a grand juror in U S Court at Covington Miss Susie Johnson of Mt Sterling Miss Carrie Gardner of Fayette and Miss Laura Hughes of Frankfort have returned to their homes after a visit to Misses Sithey and Chornie Kern near Nannie Willis were married Wednes Â¬ day Jat Richmond Hugh Stevens and Miss Martha Gayof Mt Sterling eloped yesterday to jJeffer- sonville and were married The engagement is announced of Miss Theodosia Leavell of Richmond to MattCurry Mays of Washington county The Courier- - Journal says that Frank S Napper and Miss Minnie Cumbitt elopers from this city were married Wednesday at Jeffersouville Squire Singleton of Covington has just entered on the Campbell county records fifty secret marriages which he has performed since August Most of the couples vere from Ohio Mr and Mk J A Trimble have is Â¬ sued invitations to the marriage of their daughter Miss Nina Belle to Mr Roger H Burris at the North Middle town Christian Church noxt Wednes Â¬ day afternoon at half past two oclock Miss Mary Stuart a native of county and a lovely niece of Mr this John Stuart of this city was married Wednesday at her home in Lebanon Ohio to Mr W A Newman of Lexing Â¬ ton Ky Mrs John Stuart who has been in Lebanon for several days at- Â¬ tended the wedding which was a quiet home event -- new shapes and tips been able to offer before Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected with much care insuring both durability and comfort Ask for school tablets frea for the little ones when making your purchases better values than we have ever Davis Thomson Is grig V DRESS GOODS My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil Â¬ drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv other purchase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi-Â¬ ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and rny in- Â¬ terest to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest Â¬ ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The new Dingley tariff bill has already made and will when set fully at work make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were tin Â¬ My goods 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 as long as a yard of them lasts If you want to sd ve money in your pur chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my srock and hear prices before you invest elsewhere i5ja- Your wife wanes a leather couch Buy her one for a Christmas present at J T Hintons Handkerchiefs variety at Frank in endless Cos G TUCKER 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY OBITUARY Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Elizabeth Clay Davis the daughter of Mr and Mrs O L Davis died at six oclock Wednesday evening after being ill twelve weeks of nine-year-old WE ARE ALWAYS AT IT Adding new lines cutting old prices with a store full of new Fall Goods to show you Large line of new Dress goods typhoid fever Shewas a bright and lovable child gentle affectionate gen strictly wool 25c a yard Novelties in Plain and Fancv erous a favorite of all who knew her Dress at50c sold everywhere and the hearts of scores of friends beat else goods to 1 for 75c per yard in sympathy for her bereaved parents Handsome line of Silks Velvets The funeral services will be held at the and Braids of all descriptions for of her grand father residence Mr trimmings C Alexander today Dec 10th at Penangs Pccales and Fancy 23fp m Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c Â¬ Paris The young ladies of Georgetown will give a dance at the Wellington dur Â¬ ing the holidays The Georgetown Social Club give a ball on the 31st Webers band of Cincinnati may fur- Â¬ nish music for the latter event Mr and MrsW 0 Hinton gave an exceedingly pretty and pleasant re rcepti6nattbceir home on High street Tuesday evening from seven until eleven in honor of their very lovely guests Miss Eva Freeman of Lexing Â¬ ton and Miss Lucy Farmer of Louis- Â¬ ville In the receiving line were Mr and Mrs Hinton Miss Freeman Miss Farmer and Miss Mary Brent Mrs E T Hinton Miss Brent and Miss Olivia Buckner assisted in entertaining and Miss Mary Irvine Davis and Miss Sadie Davis presided at the punch table Misses Emma Miller Present were Etta McClintock Catherine Collins Covington Mamie McClintock Miss Kelly Birmingham Ala Leila John Â¬ son Fannie Ingels Bessie Woodford Mattie Varden Laura Trundle Mary Webb Gass Rena and Clara Bacon Lucy Lowry LoniBe Alice Spears Bashford Nellie MannfMrs J T Van sant Dr M H Dailey Dr J R Adair J W Bacon Dr Geo Spencer John Davis J G Craddock C Y Freeman Lexington Dr J T Vansant E O Brown Albert Hinton Chas Dickson Houston Rion Geo Berry R P Dow Jr Chas Winn L P Spears Jake Spears W M Goodloe Robt Parks Ed Tucker Oakford Hinton Dorsey Ray Ben Hutchcraf t John Williams Will Webb Rev E G B Mann Frank Walker Walter Champ Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen Â¬ tlemen and Children of every de- Â¬ scription at naif the usual pric Blankets 81 kind for 49c- and all wool at 250 per pair Splen Â¬ did line of Bed Comforts Full line of Hosiery one great special being our Ladies aneJ Chil drens full seamless ac 10c We are the only store in tow Table Linens and Towels at old BIRTHS prices notwithstanding tariff ad- Â¬ that cames full line of Zephras Ice Wool and fancy yarrs vance of 20 per cent The Advent Of Our Future Men And We still sell 104 Pepp el sheet Â¬ Notions of all kinds and In Women ing at 1 8c and extra good bleach Â¬ In Phoenix Arizona to the wife of Dress linings we will save you 25o ed and unbleached cutton at 5c on the dollar - r Dr C D Cram a daughter tisement Read J T Hintons display adver Family Portraits life size Free of cliarge fcS n Sterling silver toilet articles at t jr - Wi fjf Frank Cos CONDON IP TROUSERINGS IMPORTED Pony Taken J Up- WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K two weeks ago Owner may have same by proving property and paying forkeeping and advertising Apony came to our place 3i miles from Paris on Jackstown pike about SUIT10S AND L DEAVER Paris Ky FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any houRe in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call when Jersey Heifer Strayed Strayed from my stable in this city Jersey heifer calf an leading Xo its recovery will Information be rewarded eight-monthe-o- ld entertained Gov Bob of Michigan Taylor of Tennesee at an elegant ban Â¬ quet last Friday night after his lecture at Ann Arbor Gov Taylor responded Mr Neville C to the toast Dixie Fisher of this city is president of the Southern Club Cos The Southern Club of the University p Clty Council Doings 4t PINE MERCHA S E TIPTON VT TAILOR8 0 10dec 2t EDWARDS The new city council held a regular meeting last night and elected R K McCarhey City Collector Geo M Hill Deputy Marshals A City Clerk Harvey Hib CAdair ler City Assessor Luke Connellv Lamplighter Edw Hite City Electri- Â¬ driver Hose cian Tom McGinley Wagon Police Judge Chas Webb re- Â¬ ported fines assessed in November at 7025 and 40 140 Cash collected replevin bonds taken and C Elgin Paris Ky Cutter J Money Wanted to borrow 2500 mortgage on city property I desire s T Ct- - orative designs Christmas shopping is days Come early or you will n6t get not complete without a stop atFugazzis them at the reduced prices Varden Co You cannot afford to pass our line of Thieving at Hutchison Varden Co juveniles Church Affairs Hutchison precinct seems to be cursed with a band of petty thieves The News is requested to state that whose villainy and boldness is seldom the Womans Society will meet at 230 equaled They have stolen turkeys r m to morrow at the Christian chickens milk household goods mdney Church harness wire fencing ana tor pure meanness have cut to pieces saddles and Prof Osbornes Dancing Class harness The Hutchison people should dancing class recently organize give the thieves a shot gun recapiton The by Prof Herod Osborne is progressing Oysters celery fresh cakes and rapidly The lessons are given on Mon cvghum molasses New day Wednesdaj and Friday evenings crackers nbvr cheese VTork cream New pupils will be taken at any time Newton Mitchell tf or private instruction will be given Extremely low prices we are Call on the professor for particulars Odd offering in china of all descrip- Â¬ The regular lessons are given at Many of Bourbons Fellows Hall CO FORD tions and most graceful dancers prettiest Our show caae of twenty five cent wre former pupils of Prof Osborne novelties will beat any thing on record -- lOdc tf er has made greatpreparation for the holiday trade and has stocked his store with a fine line of box and bulk candies He and the best fruits in the market also has a beautiful line of decorations I have for sale a gentle Co are showing a Frank for Christmas embracing colored can have just received the last lot of pony which I am now driving to my We dlesgold and silver paper dolls and dec- Â¬ medallions we will have for the holi- Â¬ beautiful line of umbrellas for delivery wagon Apply to F Fugazzi Paris leading confection- Â¬ G Address care The News Paris Ky on first -- Our Pony For Sale eight-year-o- ld 2000 and 2500 OVERCOATS Christmas trade s- - C GROSCHE Give somebody a rug has Fugazzis t e line to lect from Beautiful Christmast decorations at The Northwestern J T Hinton r 10dc tf Paris Ky Cottage For Rent A four room cottage Apply to 6nov you will never pay 3000 or 300 again We make pants for 500 that are good and the best for 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 any- Â¬ where else Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors and Mutual life has paid to representatives of its policy- Â¬ holders and to its policy holders and is now holding for them 180000000 an excess over premium jeoeipts of over tf 20000000 t tf JAMES H HAGGARD LAVIN HUKILL to present the compliments of tne season to our patrons on a beauti fully laundered shirt front collar or cufl We are sure that all wilL be happy when they see the festal Yuletide polish that we will lay 011 -1 PUBLIC Of JSJUES SANTA CLAUS WILL ARRIVE IN DUE TIME Â¬ Our big bargain sale of pitch ers we will continue a few days CO FORD New crop currents City Property I will sell at auction on I l 3t S Varedn Co are truly the House Â¬ have Frank Co are showing an keepers Friends We everything they need in Evapo- elegant line of comb brush and rated Fruit Canned Goods mirror sets in sterling silver quadruple plate silver and Hominy Beans Rice etc Dreiden McDERMOTT fc SPEARS We Â¬ raisins citron WEDNESDAY DEC 15TB peaches prunes apricots hominy oat the two story brick store room situat- Â¬ ed at the corner of Tenth and Main meal rolled oats streets Newton Mitchell tt There is in the room a good elevator an3 is a first class place for anyone deÂ¬ I offer my services to the public to put siring to engage in merchandising busi Â¬ in electric bells or electric burglar ness Terms One third cash balance in alarms in storerooms or residences one and two yean with iix per cent on Can recharge and repair did batteries payments v and overhaul old wires and make as deferred 3 oclock p m Ssle at good as new Terms extremely reason Â¬ C F DIDLAKE able Wood Gbinnan i JL T Fobsyth Auctr a -- 1897 MmSmL Vgiw onHRl5i JR time extend our best wishes for their health so that they can soil enougli linen for the next year to keep same- their linen and at the 4 3 1 1 J us busy The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON BRO Proprietors Telephone No 4 rre- - - -- s vvi I 6 See THE BOURDON NEWS FRIEST DECEMBER 10 1897 her own women mingle and mix and fade away and as the darkness grew the water flow that enveloped her grew in volume until it felt as though all the waters of a lake were bursting over her shrinking breast Presently a silver flute note stole softly out from the shadows near her head and then the sonorous tones of a great Egyptian J- S np in my life- - Td give my right ana t have that man dead or alive to night Why has anything particular happened Hendricks took from his pocket some papers telegrams and letters and hand Â¬ Is that not ed one to the doctor enough to make a man desperate I received it two days ago The telegram ran as follows Mr Whidby arrested What shall I do - - - ti- - re - and she lifted in her hand a long for THE BOURBON NEWS black tress my hair is long enough one the task and thick enough and if Seventeenth Year Estatolishea 1881 of the guard held me on my knees with Published Every Tuesday and Friday by his hands on my shoulders surlily I WALTER CHAMP I Edltora nvtA Oxrnaw should not struggle at all See you now BRUCE MILLER f if the priest held my hands two women i might easily strangle me Namma ana IN THE BRAVE DAYS Urion you are strong enough bince l come here only to die priest may not harp Quoth brave Sir Rupert Bring my sword The Moons way my women do for me this thing and woven armor true Over the flowing waters which obey goblin No since that would annul your The Moons white will and all the To day I cross my-- trusty blade with gal- Â¬ lant young Sir Hugh great gift lady since his wife must go Though yonder travler saith the plague living into the moons arms Tis but a That things and dive midmost the water dip hath laid the city bare springs Â¬ the moons No fear will daunt mine enemy the strip- few steps now room for whiteness of the waters and the ling will be there Princess Ilia Other maids have gone The white died of it i Breath of those flowers that only bloom at Then forth in glittering mail he rode to mad with the waiting or nirht and some weak ones have gone shriek Â¬ keep his solemn plight up Â¬ For be the issue what it may tis honor ing to death but this bride is of the All these be with the Moons bride to hold rules a knight of Chaldea and will feel no To keep her love warm while her breast Beneath the August sun he fared his blood royal grows cold fear said the high priest smoothly helmet white with dust princess may Her heart alive to keep laughed at them who fled the plague And Stand back all that the Against the hour when she shall sink Ye fly as cowards must look upon her sleeping place asleep out At noon he saw the town arise from The princess came forward and stood When Night and Death and ebbing and yellow mist the flowing tide In which St Hildas spires stood dark as beside the bed looking at it with wide Call the Moons bride cut in amethyst eyes into which there slowly crept a Wide open stood the gates the sun was shadow of great fear It was all of ash And with the song there came whitening the square strength to Ilia and she tried to drag The still air stirred with song nor sigh white marble finely carved into the with laugh nor moan nor prayer likeness of lacework dimly lighted by herself free from the silver shackles No fountain leapt no lattice swung across four swinging silver lamps but of that held her crying I will not be the empty sill came to lie here of my own Like an enchanted town It slept in silence silken and woolen covers there were bound I bed free will and I will not be shamed none And at the head of the deep and chill Sir Rupert crouched a sculptured dragon from Come to me thou moon I am Chaldea The traveler spake truth muttered neath his breath of I am thy wife and I call to thee The city hath been swept full bare by whose yawning javs flowed a stream Then her armlets parted and fell icy water the black wings of death The prin asunder with a silver sound and her Am I to lie there priest Beyond the farther wall a plain made free cess shivered hands were free Above her a great and open space As other women have lain lady roar of gathering waters broke out And thither Rupert spurred in haste to reach the meeting place sleeping or waking till death found from the dragons open jaws but Lo without armor squire or steed Sir them Princess Ilia was past fear now and she Hugh stood there alone At least I am not to die alone said rose up on the bed waiting while the His dauntless eyes were strangely bright roar gathered sound and fury And first his cheeks with fever shone the princess faintly The he cried Defend thee quick The moon is only one in the sky she swept the hair back from her face plague would steal this joust from me But Ill not yield to death till I have aimed princess and when he loves and when that she might see her death and then she locked her hands about the dragons one blow at thee he slays he is alone Iy vassals fled my gates my kinsmen left must be it must and the gods carved neck If it me there to die will be my help Priest ye have leave For I am to die here she said and Here have I crawled to keep our tryst Thy to go here is none other stay to hold me prowess I defy He leaned upon his good broad blade that Barefoot and bareheaded must they steady while I am a dying bent beneath his weight be who mount those steps said the And the roaring gathered and died His voice was feeble but his words with not moving high priest away gathered and died away three knightly scorn were great It js a hard saying bids me die bare- Â¬ times and now the princess began to Down rang Sir Ruperts armor then foot like a slave but to do the moons fear lest she should turn coward again greaves helmet shield and all He flung his baldric set with gems against will I came hither and I will do it said So she loosed hold of the dragons neck the city wall the princess and lay down once more in her place And low upon his knee he bent I will not There is a band of blue jewels round under the veil of flowing water but tilt he said Now an thou wilt your throat lady and the moons wife now her face was below its shallow 41 jield my sword a coward dead wears no jewels strike thou stream So for a few seconds she lay Bo you take off the string of tur- Â¬ there drowning under a film of water Hughs sudden flush of scorn thrilled to quoises about my neck my golden arm- Â¬ no deeper than a shallow rain pool And his very finger tips But ere he spoke the plagues gray hand lets and my anklets women What then the roar gathered again and the was on his quivring lips more waters burst over her and she was A ruddy mist rolled round and up and Please you put off the crown of your tossed choking up to the free air and blotted out the skies And showrs of fiery whirling sparks beat degree princess Sacrifices know no then she was drowning again among on his darkened eyes His stout heart trembled and stood still rank when one comes to lie on the thick lih roots and slimy snake coilsÂ¬ moons bed And then suddenly an arm was clasp beset with vague alarms Rupert caught him as he fell in strong Sir What more priest ing her and a heart beat against hers and tender arms Yqu must put off your scarlet cloak and her womanhood was burning out of In shepherds cot of sun dried turf upon Blood is red and your blood is not to her her body no more than a torch the breezy hill His stricken foe he gently laid and nursed flow princess Had you elected to die kindled bv a white- flame of moonlight with care and skill at the altar of the Sun the sacred And presently she was not Ilia nor a Held water to the blackened lips the burn- Â¬ knives would drink deep of your blood drowning woman any more but lay a ing forehead laved Tioved him that kept his plighted tryst and so you might come to the sacrifice in dead princess on her marble bed with death and Rupert braved scarlet robes indeed but being chosen lilies from the bank grasped in her While he who tossed through fevered days to be wife of the Moon it is by water clenched hands and tangled in her a guerdon gained of love tossed black hair But her face shone For him of tilt and tournament who could that you must lay down your life so gentle prove Now the cloak was of royal scarlet white as a pearl amid the night of her Thus side by side in bloodless fray they and the king himself took this from his hair and the light on it was the mem vanquished death And when The ebbing tide of life and health came daughters shoulders and because her ory of the kiss the moon had given her flooding back again sacrifice was a voluntas one and not ere he killed her Black and White There rode away two armored knights to one of force the princess took off her kbattleide by side Vghoyoughtogether while they lived1 and crown with her own hands and laid it DICKENS AND DISEASE sighing gently at her fathers feet ffJoHtheir sovereign died r Florence May Ault in Youths Com Â¬ Now a waiting woman untied her girdle Tlioujrli He Understood Character He panion ICnevr Little Aliout Disease and unbound her hair and a slave undid Dickens was a master of character her sandals and her naked feet and slightly veiled bosom shrank from the delineation and possessed a marvelous keen cold of all the winds blowing knowledge of the varied phases of hu Â¬ THE MARRIAGE OF ILLAJ through the pierced pillars and the man nature but his acquaintance with the symptomatology of disease must clinging chill of the wet white floor have been limited for it would be im- Â¬ BY NORA HOPPER to possible to accurately classify the bing 6 Thou art no more my sister but causes of the many deaths which occur bride of the moon and sister of in his writings As a contrast to the clear cut description of typhoid fever OE worth this wedding of the moon cried her brother He held her hand fast in cruel kindness in Arthur Pendennis let us turn to mine said Princess Ilia of Dick Swiveller in the Old In a gown stiff with silver thread and and led her up the dripping steps has- Â¬ the illness Shop which Curiosity of bears the heavy towered crown of a Chaldean tening her reluctaut feet and lifted the characteristic symptoms manythe of princess of the blood she stood tall her upon the bed Lay thyself down here sister and same disease Dick had undergone con- Â¬ and white and still amid her wailing a fortnight and waiting women on the threshold of her take thy courage about thee Hasten siderable strain within system working upon affected bridal chamber And behind her her thy farewells and keep us here no long- Â¬ it no slight degree aby in the spirituous kindred stood watching her gravely er for thy kindred must not wait and excitement of some years proved a They had brought her to her marriage thy bridegroom will not wait Why little too much for him This might with shoutings and with music but at shouldst thou be afraid explain an acute exacerbation of chron Â¬ The princess obeyed him and lay last all the wedding ongs were sung not through and the minstrels had fallen down trembling much and covered her ic inebriety but what follows willvery bear out this explanation That Father she night Mr Richard was seized with an silent now one by one and her women eyes with her hands stood wailing a death song shrilly and cried was alarming illness and in 24 Seeing that thou art no virgin going stricken with raging fever hours the princess lay long weeping in her followed unwedded to a sorry death but a prin Â¬ fathers arms a period of unrest then fierce The moon will be angry that Ms cess dying for a people not one but a by wander- Â¬ thirst eternal weariness victim is o long of coming and because thousand deaths is this that thou diest ings of his mind wasting and con Â¬ the princess is faint hearted the water and how shouldst thou be afraid said suming inch by inch and finally floods will drown us all whimpered a the king And he held her in his arms came a deep sleep and lie awoke with woman in the distance as she shrank for the last time from a sensation of most blissful rest Chaldea breeds no faint hearts said the coverlet of flowing water and the A description of that character would the high priest speaking as if to him Â¬ cold marble couch Surely death shall suffice for pneumonia particularly tis the outland blood of her come not ungently to thee sweet and when accompanied by the spirituous self thy pangs be few seeing thy death shall excitement mentioned above but we m other belike This Princess Ilia heard and her save from lire and flood thy countr learn from the marchioness that he and make pitiful for us the gods that has been ill three weeks to morrow white face burned with proud color A giOt is a gift servant of the moon were angry and have thou no fear lest that the fever has abated his mind is And I give my gift willingly though it I forget thee flesh of my flesh and clear and he is fed with that concentra-Â¬ Be of tion of the hygienic wisdom of the Then be only my poor life And she gave her blood of my blood said he softly ages tea and toast After that Mr to her women to kiss farewell good cheer bride hand Loose thine hands daughter and pa-Â¬ Richards appetite becomes perfectly Then she turned to the king Father and king grant me a boon tience while I put on thee thy wedding ravenous and he is permitted to in Â¬ There is your knife and here is my bracelets He unclasped her clinging dulge in two oranges and a little Will ypu slay me yourself hands himself and lifted them high jelly reast nis convalescence is very slow lord cried the princess eagerly King above her head until they touched the but we hear of no relapse such as should and father I will kneel here down be- Â¬ silver rings 011 either side of the occur if oranges formed a part of his fore you and clench my teeth and I will dragons crested head These snapped daily diet and the disease proved to be not speak nor cry though your hand round her wrists holding her arms typhoid Catholic World shakeand your knife miss and wound fast As she la- - shrinking her head just below the dragons head the wa- Â¬ me before it kill Old Ensrlisli Dames School ter avoided her face and flowed regular Â¬ Lord Londonderry descriptions of I could not do it daughter Your knife is sharp I will bare my ly and smoothly down from her bosom some of the Dames and other schools to her feet whence it escaped down to of 50 or 60 years ago are exceedingly breast I will guide the knife myself apdeed I will take my death dumbly the marble floor below interesting Many of these ancient Farewell my women one and all teachers were unable to write an intel- Â¬ you I will not make one moan from dear lord and father You will not fear said the princess One last service only ligent answer to a simple question to strike if I do not draw back or cry may ye do me Pray only that I maj-- be One on being asked as to the terms the princess pleaded gently silent on which she gave instruction replied out She neither felt her brothers kiss nor Not understanding the questing I an Â¬ May I not take the quick death rather han the slow priest I will not flinch heard the kings farewell nor the sound swer thxis With a view of reading the We have the authority of the for the cutting steel tis only the un Â¬ of his withdrawing but shut her lips Bibble and her eyes and there lay clothed with late Lord Shaftesbury for the statement thing that I dread known Ko lady there must be no blood terror as a garment covered to the that one of these poor creatures being heart with flowing water filled to the asked if she gave moral instruction to shed in the house of the moon No I cant af Â¬ Then dear father and king might lips with fear of the unknown thing her scholars replied that would come with the coming of the ford it at three pence a week A more T die strangled with my own hair wgi She saw dimly amusing answer however was that of as did ray cousin Babba of Urukh And first moonbeam because the shapes come andgo beside hei hands the teacher who was asked whether her- - slave told me that jwomen she bade kill her were timid wrung together in sorrow hands held proper attention was paid to the morals she kneeled down to die and made little over her in blessing hands fiungup in of the boys under his care His an Â¬ moan but covered her face and died passionate farewell heard dimly the swer was that they did not teach mor Â¬ quickly and surely there are enough voices of the high priest and his servi- - als there as they belonged to the girl Westminster Gazette f sxp women here so to strangle me torsand the distant familiar singing of department - I ii w -- He seems very fond of making his hypnotized subjects imagine they are murdering some one and they always go through with it in such a way that it raakesjny blood run cold He usually has a pillow a chair or some piece of furniture to represent the man to be killed and then I think I know the- process inter- stream ANSTETT13 DELMAE rupted Hendricks as if a thought had Awaken thoughts of gladness pour his Ha bird should respond song by the door suddenly come into his mind He would Dr Lampkins face fell very bad in- Â¬ Let thy heart with singing Thats bad he said stick up a knife somewhere and make The winds and the trees have harmonies his subject take it of his own accord deed That may set thy joy bells ringing Of course it le b33 grunted Hen Â¬ and stab the imaginary man Pause oft by a flower in its leafy bower dricks Thats why I havent seen you Exactly And feast thine eye on its beauty such a He would however fail sometimes I have never given any mortal hoping A queen hath bliss no rarer than this said the detective he would now and dead close chase in my life Tis thy privilege and duty oh when the shout of a child rings then be unable to control a subject And eveiy minute to be able to telegraph the out Not if the person had ever been hyp Â¬ little girl that I had nabbed the right And its face is bright with gladness notized before replied the woman man and that her sweetheart was safe Let it kindle the shine of joy in thine why said Dr Lampkib But Those people who had been under his And banish care and sadness influence more than once would prompt Â¬ wouldnt they wait down there Sure- Then gather the beautiful by your way ly ly do his bidding It was made for the souls adorning Tis a darksome path which no radiance That blasted blockhead Welsh The I presume he sometimes called his hath make believe victims by the name of other day the papers began to ridicule At noon at eve in the morning Strong Hendricks remarked It him for turning the case over to a New Hard is the soil where we delve and toil would be natural after all he has York man who had gone away without In the homely field of duty King to us doth fling borne But the hand of our doing anything I was afraid that The shining flowers of duty Yes quite frequently Some of his Welsh would weaken and he did the Anna R Henderson in Womans Home friends knew the name of the man who minute the Times published the truth Companion had wronged him and it became a sort about the shooting at the mayors and of joke at the gatherings but it was no Fred Walters took his wife away for a joke with Tom and that is why I hoped change of scene You see that knocked he would not meet his old partner again the alibi theory into a cocked hat and Not long ago he heard somehow that the police were obliged to lay hold of BY WILL N HARBEN Strong was to be married to a pretty Whidby to satisfy the public The poor young lady and it infuriated him be Â¬ boy has been in jail two days and if yond description Perhaps you want to weep and kick yourself Copyright 1896 by J B Lipplncott Co The woman paused and looked at for not doing more up here read the Hendricks suspiciously She lowered little girls letter I got it this morn- Â¬ CHAPTER XVTI Continued her head and began nervously to stroke ing She wrote it soon after she sent The woman stroked her sons head the hair of the child Then she said the telegram thoughtfully for a moment then she abruptly Lampkin opened the envelope handed went on Somehow I trust you sir I have him by the detective Hendricks turned I really believe this Richard N Strong did my brother a great heard so much of your kindness to and continued his nervous walk wrong They were equal partners in women that I feel down in my heart that Dear Mr Hendricks the letter ran as I telegraph just now they have ar- Â¬ Â¬ several tsmall mining ventures in Col- you are sorry for me in spite of the Whidby It seems to poor orado 20 years ago and seemed to get duty you have to perform but I dont rested cannotdfar Mr me I bear any more I am com- Â¬ along pretty well together but it hap Â¬ want to say anything thoughtlessly pletely broken hearted We had kept up pened that just at the time they were that would go against my brother I hope knowing that you and Dr Lampkin two of the best men on earth believed in trying to get possession of a certain couldnt bear to think that innocence and Were trying to establish The womans eyes began to fill and his So long as we could meet occasionally tract of silver mining land which my it read your letters together and hope for tho brother was confident would enrich Hendricks rose best it was not so very bad but now oh Â¬ them both Tom was compelled to reI am indeed in full sympathy with depth of my woe turn to New York on important busi- Â¬ you Mrs Champney he said You I could never describe the It seems that the Whole world is against us ness of his own Now my brother have had a mighty big load to bear and As soon as I heard of the arrest I went but Thomas Farleigh was known to be an if I can possibly make it lighter I will down to the prison in a cab jail they would was sur- Â¬ not let me see bm The exceptionally good judge of mineral in Â¬ do so by a great crowd hooting and yell- Â¬ rounded dications and it often happened that I thank you replied the woman ing with all their might They say Mr but there is only one thing I can ask Whidby would have been mobbed if he had when he showed interest in property even not been jailed secretly to sell at any and I shall be grateful if you will do it sneered and laughed at The crowdfather the owners would refuse me and reasonable price So in this case Mr for me I want to know the worst as came down almost frantic with rage He Strong proposed to him that he be not soon as possible If if you arrest forced me into a cab and brought me home do know known in the transfer at all but that him please let me know at once where I dont who is what to to go There is not even on Mr Whidbys willing a soul he leave in his handsUiis part of the pur- Â¬ I can go and comfort him Poor fellow bond except Col Warrenton and he has chase money and let the property be he is hot so very much to blame His been unable to arrange it Every newspa- Â¬ made over to him while Tom was in whole life was ruined by that mans act per but one has deniared editorially against 3Lr Whidbys innocence the New York My brother thought it a and if he did kill Mr Strong he hardly Oh likelihood of if only he could be cleared now what good idea and consented leaving all his knew what he was doing a happy happy gifx I should be If only I will keep you posted said Hen- Â¬ you or Dr LampkUi were here to advise savings something over 5000 with but he is Strong simply on the assurance that on dricks and he bowed and left the room me Col Warrenton is good somewhat helpless public opinion is his return he should have a deed to a against him If yoti never get tho proof you arc seeking or Sever catch the real CHAPTER XVIH half interest in the property criminal Strong no doubt meant to be honest Be at my office at five oclock sharp and both you I shall still pe grateful and love and the doctor to the end of my and I believe only an accident to my wait till I come life HENDRICKS ANNETTE DELMAR brother prevented him from being so message As soon as he received this Dr Lampkin folded Che letter with OntToms way to New York he fell from over to Lampkin atrain at Cincinnati struck his headÂ¬ Dr assistant turned a patient to HenÂ¬ trembling hands Hendiftcks paused in and went down his against a stone and was taken insensi dricks office in Park Row arriving a front of him and smiled coldly Now it is your turn to thistle with ble to a hospital The doctors said his few minutes before five The office boy invour symimimes uiu xiiuu a ua vcueeu v skull was fractured and he became Hendricks had not come The doc- Â¬ at it all day saneFrom the hospital I had him said went in and took a seat Do you think youll ever get witnv u a taken to a private asylum where I re- Â¬ tor hour passed and still there was no An mained with him as long as I could sign of the detective Another hour mile of the scoundrel asked Lampki gloomily After I left Cincinnati Mr Strong heard of the accident and went to see him I dont know said Hendricks with a frown My brother did not recognize him and I have told you several times never be re- Â¬ believing that Tom would that I was a blasted ass havent I Well get up here and kick me and dont lei stored to his right mind Mr Strong to anyone about the money up till daybreak At eigtit uYiotJK to said nothing He put into his hands by my brother night I was as near our man as I am to you I even shook hands with him end ahead and organized a big com- Â¬ went yet God only knows where he is now pany of eastern capitalists to operate -What You dont mean mine They struck a rich vein and the wealthy at once Mean everything Head Yes I do Strong became Â¬ About five years afterwards a skill this Hendricks thrust a sheet of pa surgeon trepanned my brothers per at the doctor What do you think ful on the brain skull relieved the pressure of that restored his reason Tom of course Dr Lampkin stared at the lines in and transaction with remembered the last growing surprise Detective New Minard Hendricks his old partner and hearing of Strongs York the lefter began I am the man success at once set about trying great you are looking for I did the deed and th6 to recover an interest in his fortune game is up with me I am tired of dodging you and am ready to surrender like a man Mr Strong was not I believe a very bad I would come to you at once but I have an have been willing man and he would engagement this evening that I want to to divide to undo what he had done but fulfill before losing my liberty I have his profits with my brother would have agreed to give a little lecture on Hypno tism and its Practical Uses to some peo been an open admission of guilt so he asked ple at Albridge hall in Grand street It is Any message from Mr Hendricks yet disputed the claim the doctor a small place but you can easily find it I Tom told me often that Strong pri begin to talk at eight oclock and the lecvately offered him at one time 25000 dragged by It was growing dark The ture will last an hour If you will let me as I owe I shall be as a settlement of all claims against office boy came in lighted the gas and finish money and obliged promised a man some have him tha indignantly re- Â¬ laid down an evening paper him but that he had door receipts Please take a seat in th Any message from Mr Hendricks front row as near the center of the hall as fused it Another time Strong offered you can You will be in tough company him 50000 They were alone in my yet asked the doctor but you wont mind that if all the ad No sir a hotel in Denver brothers room in ventures told of you are true You need You have no idea where he is Tom answered the proposal by strik Â¬ not fear any foul play on my part I have No sir nothing against you You are simply doing ing Strong in the mouth and shooting your duty and I admire you for it Is there a restaurant near here at him as he ran downstairs Sincerely yours round the corner sir my Just fitroncr escaped unhurt but THOMAS HAMPTON FARLEIGH Â¬ I have had nothing to eat since Did you go brother was arrested and tried for at If Mr Hen- Â¬ ing up from the asked Lampkin look trial lunch said the doctor manslaughter At the tempting letter find Tom made a statement of his wrongs dricks comes in tell him he can way Hendricks smiled grimly Yes 1 Mr Strong brought proof that the me there or will meet me on the was on hand early enough It was a but claimant had been in an insane asylum back Lampkin went to the restaurant frightful place a little narrow hall Dr and testified that he had oiever been used for lectures political meetings pleaded for remained there 20 minutes and re Â¬ and low class concerts wholly restored He even About a nun office Hendricks had not Toms release on that score and was turned to thesent any word of explana- Â¬ dred people were present mostly men praised in the papers for so doing My arrived nor You can judge what the crowd was when was let off with a small fine but tion The time passed very slowly to 1 say that the price of admission was 15 brother smoked a cigar stretched the wrong rankled in his mind and for the doctor Helounge near an open win Â¬ cents I got a seat near the center oi a the past 15 years he has thought of himself onconcentrating his mind upon the little stage in the first row The man dow and nothing but getting even with the drop curtain was the idea that he would wake at the at eight it was down but promptly who had wronged him drawn up slightest sound allowed himself to He has had no regular employment A boy came out on the stage from be sleep but has lived in asort of At half past 11 he was aroused It hind the scenes bringing the lecturers way in several cities in the east and was Hendricks step on the stairs He table and placed it near the footlights west Most people thought his mind ojjened the door entered slowly as if The crowd began to applaud with sticks impaired but I believe he is as sensible wearied and with a sigh sank into an and umbrellas and in the uproar our as he ever was I have a small income armchair hero appeared bowingand smiling quite ind for five years since my husband at ease I assure you Really I admired By heavens he exclaimed sudden Â¬ died he has lived with me ne lias ly noticing his friend on the lounge him for his coolness He was exactly been studying hypnotism for the last you must lorgive me doctor for not the style of man described by Matthews every two vears and experimenting on 1 cliu showing up All the afternoon and as having paid the mysterious visit to one who would allow it At first evening I have been on a dead run after Strong His hair was white and he was not object because it seemed to keep that chap but he has given me the slip very thin sallow and dark skinned almost him interested but lately he has skill half a dozen times I would have sent He looked as if he had not eaten any- wonderful frightened me with his ium nor naa a square nights sleep f 01 He0 can make people do anything be you a message but I could not tell you a month neigh where to meet inc wishes and on Friday nights thear him iTO BE CONTINUED You have not given up the chase oors come in this parlor to asked Dr Lampkin The Justifiable Ancer talk and witness his experiments I could I am stumped for to night it seems Clara And you say you were mad money and so alwavs give him was the reply Hendricks rose and Â¬ not object as it is now the only way he gan to walk the floor excitedly be when Will kissed you on the hand last He night has of earning anything paused suddenly in front of his friend fright Cora Yes indeed I told him thp r You say that of late he has Raid and with his hands deep in his pockets 3SQSajilnce foryevervthimexperiments rHi his i I was never so absolutely cut Statesman j Hendricks Would you mind telling said The hours of toil may be Ibng and slow And the moments few of pleasure But beauty strays by the common ways And calls to the dullest being Then let not thine ear be deaf to hear Or thine eye bo slow in seeing I Kind nature calls froro her varied halls I will give you balm for sadness Let the sunsets gleam and the laugh of the - GARNER THE BEAUTIFUL Earner the beatlfuj aa you go Wait not for a time of leisure 46- t - jectionable me the nature of some of the most 6b From Clue to Climax n 3 j si 4 jg k 53iasapv k- - Â¬ Â¬ J A Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 1 Â¬ hand-to-mou- th -- 1 - Viriy - - X THE BOTJKBON NEWS FBIPAY DECEMBER 10 189 n f THE FARMING WORLD TREATMENT FOR BLIGHT 7 SR - - ISxterniimrtlon of tlie Germs Is tlie Only Direct Remedy The following on treatment for pear blight is incorporated in the report of the New Jersey State Horticultural so- Â¬ ciety First aim to put the tree in a condition to render it the least liable to attack This means to so manure and cultivate that the tree will not grow rapidly Thus the more a tree is fed the worse it wrill fare when at- Â¬ tacked by the blight Trees that are highly fertilized with nitrogenous manures are especially liable to blight In short overstimulation with manures is to be avoided Good tillage in the same way while it makes a tree bear also tends to increase the susceptibility to blight Anything that retards the growth is beneficial so far as tlie dis- Â¬ ease is concerned The orchardist must stimulate by manures and cultivate sufficiently to give a good crop and shun that which will do more Soil and situation will determine largely whether sod or cultivated may be best Catarrh Caasot Be Cured with Local Applications as they cannot Excellent Way to Enlarge the Catfftc reach the Beat of the disease Catarrh is a ity of a Barn blood or constitutional disease and in order frequently happens that the dairy to cure it you must take internal remedies It Cure man would keep more cows and be per- Â¬ Halls Catarrhon the is taken internally aiuT blood and mucous sur acts directlv fectly justified in so doing if only he faces Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack had the required room This is particu- Â¬ medicine It was prescribed by one of the larly applicable to the common barn best physicians in this country for years x is coma ana in which case I suggest that two wings posedis of regular prescription the best tonics knovn combined be built at right angles from each side with the best blood purifiers acting direct- The perfect of the old barn parallel with the stable ly on the mucous surfaces combination of the two ingredients is what as shown herewith in the cut Their produces such wonderful results in curing cost will be but a trifle comparatively Catarrh Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Props Toledo Cv Sold bv all druggists price 75c t Halls Family Pills are the best -v HINT FOR DAIRYMEN WHAT HE WANTED Something Â¬ You have scarcely spoken to me at all this evening she said in tones of reproach I I beg your pardon her husband returned apologetically I was just try ing to think of something to say Is there anything on your mind Yes to tell you tne truth there is ment His Wifes Present Was Aeeded to Supple Â¬ Â¬ aT4tf s22iiii9 MMJUWIM Â¬ Â¬ to resist the blight tive blight of late autumn cutting it out and burning tbe branches Hbefore spring arrives It is important to cut out the blight whenever seen tbut all The second method is the extermina Â¬ tion of the blight germs which seems to be the only direct remedy This is done by cxitting out and burning all blighted portions of the trees Every tree of the pome family including the apple pear quince crab mountain ash service berry and hawthorn should be treated an the same manner Particu Â¬ lar attention should be paid to the ac- Â¬ THE ENLARGED BARN speaking but their value will be in- Â¬ estimable for with them the dairyman can keep just as many extra cows as he wishes Concerning the interior arrangement of such a barn I suggest that a feed car with a track be arranged for the feed Hoar and the feeding alley in front of the cows as represented by the dotted lines in the diagram It also might not be out of place at all to have a double silo grain room and calf pens with lofts over them occupy one side of the barn proper while calf pens and SILO i a hay bay occupy the other side as are likewise shown In this way the main barn can be utilized chiefly for the stor- Â¬ ing of feed while the wings are given up to stalls Of course this is not ex-Â¬ actly like having a new barn and es- Â¬ pecially one with all the most modern conveniences but it will suffice for hard times in that the expense of this plan is very much less than would be entailed by the building of a new barn or even the lengthening of the old one while by it a much more handy arrangement is obtained than could otherwise be hadj and this is something branches well worth The cut given herewith shows the Sibley in N attention Frederick 0 Y Tribune proper way to begin Select a smooth strong stake longer than the height of SCOURS IN CALVES the shrub and drive itvell down in the center of the bush jSTow draw the Ding nosis of tlie Disease and Pre Â¬ scriptions for Its Cnre branches all carefully together and tie Live Stock Journal diagnoses and The them to the stake with a soft bit of jord as shown prescribes for scours in calves as fol- Â¬ A3gayeridstraw jcanjnowj3ewxkpped lows In the disease the bowel dis cKarges are ina liquid condition and iuhujls Haiiru u Dringmgxne DOtiom pipbestrawwell outuponthsgrourid of a white or yellowish white hue Now and again small masses of dense undigested curd are voided with them as well as a thick slimy matter mucal and sometimes blood The evacuations emit a foul pungent odor which alone marks the presence of the malady in a shed The animal quickly loses flesh is feverish and weak When standing the back is arched and the belly tucked up but when severely affected the calf is mostly found lying down with the nose doubled into the flank moaning and Â¬ Â¬ should be removed before the oiext growing season begins To put the treatment in small com- Â¬ pass all blight should floe removed as soon us seen while the trees are grow Â¬ ing A thorough inspection needs to be made in the late fall for any branches showing blight After those are cut out a sharp outlook should be keptior the disease in the orchard the next spring In connection with pruning and burning the trees should not be stimulated beyond what is required for a fair growth of wood and the pro Â¬ duction of a profitable crop WINTER PROTECTION Xlotv TlieytDo Up ShrabH in theOoltl Climate of Elaine may seem a very simple matter to It do up a shrub o that it will be prop erly protected from the cold of winter It is a matter however that requires considerable skill Cold is but one of the things to beguarded against The weight of snow in winter must be fore- Â¬ seen and care exercised lest the shrub begreatly injured in the wrapping proc- Â¬ ess by the breaking of many brittle --- HAY FEED SILO GrTuH BAY OfAR mn RooA i4 PNS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmitmi Stalls Cattlc GROUND PLAN OF DAIRY BARN You might if I could suggest it without your becoming angry Tell me all about it It is my duty to sympathize with you you know On my birthday anniversary you gave me a fountain pen Yes And now jou are goins to say that it makes a horrid muss and that you A Man of His Word dont want to write with it Do you take this woman for your lawIm not going to say anything of the fully wedded wife asked the minister or kind he replied stoutly I am going to words to that effect The young man who write with that pen every day of my life had eloped by tandem 20 miles over a dirt But there is one little favor that I would road with the object of his hearts desire like to ask looked at the perspiring dusty red faced What is it limp haired object that stood alongside him Please make me a suit of overalls to go set his teeth firmly clenched his hands and with it Washington Star answered in the voice of a martyr I do Indianapolis Journal Jfew Route to California A striking confirmation of the truth of It Makes Cold Feet Warm the saying It is an ill wind that blows Shake into your under bhoes Allens Foot no one good is found in the new routing Ease a powder for the feet It gives rest of the Sunset Limited Heretofore it has and comfort prevents that smarting sen- started from New Orleans westward This sation and keeps your feet from perspiring season on account of the prevalence of yelAllens Foot Ease makes cold feet warm low fever in some parts of the south Chica After your feet perspire tliev usually feel go has been decided upon as the terminus cold at this season Ask your druggist or the route being over Chicago Alton shoe dealer to day for a 25c box of Allens Chicago to St Louis St Louis Iron MounFoot Ease and use it at once Sample sent tain Southern St Louis to Texarkana bree Address Allen S Olmsted LeKoyJN 1 Texas Pacific Texarkana to El Paso Southern Pacific Company El Paso to Cali The Lawyer Knew Ills Business fornia destination The train runs twice a Plankington I understand that you had week leaving Chicago 130 p m every to go to law about that property that was Tuesday and Saturday and St Louis 1020 p m same days Eastbound the same left you Have you a smart lawyer Bloomfield You bet I have He owns trains leave San Francisco 530 p m Mondays and Thursdays and Los Angeles 1030 the property now Boston Traveler- a m Tuesdays and Fridays Sunset Limited is a magnificent train There Is a Clnss of People completely vestibuled and running through Who are injured by the use of coffee Re- solid comprising a cently there has been placed in all the for gentlemen withlibrary and smoking car barbershop and grocerv stores a new preparation called room a combination ladies parlor bathand GRATN O made of pure grains that takes compartment car with well stocked library the place of coffee The most delicate stom- and ladies maid in ach receives it without distress and but finest sleeping cars attendance two of tlie few can tell it from coffee It does not cost which perfect meals and a dining car in served over as much Children may drink it with The dining car service are a perfectly pay for is la carte great benefit 11 cts and 2o cts per pack- what you order and prices are reasonable age Try it Ak for GRAIN O A trip across the continent in this train could not but be a delight at any time but A Welcome Announcement during the winter months there will be spe cial satisfaction in the certainty of a semi Actor Now the plot tlujiens tropical climate picturesque and novel Voice from the Audience Thats good scenery fast time and no snow blockades it has been pretty thin so far Tit Bits And best of all no extra fare is charged for Fits stopped free and permanently cured transportation on Sunset Limited only So fits after first days use of Dr Klines the regular Pullman rates prevailing for sleeping car accommodations Great Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Klmc 933 Arch st Phila Pa Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Cant I help you in some way that kill are not distinguished by any mark or sign frorn coughs that fail to be fatal Any cough neglected may sap the strength and undermine the health until recovery is impossible All coughs lead to lung trouble if not stopped Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Cures Coughs little daughter was taken with a distressing coogh At which for three years defied all the remedies I tried length on the urgent recommendation of a friend I began to After using one give her Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral bottle I found to my great surprise that she was improving J A Gray Trav Three bottles completely cured her My Salesman Wronght Iron Range Co St Louis Mo Jkyrs Ghny PeGtoiatt gp m ice sSzg hoMSes - SO cents JB w ft to PAINT WALLS V vV to to to to CflO to IUH Q arroeer or W Â¬ Â¬ naint dealer and do vour own kalsominingi This material is 7Z i 1 n oy macmuery auu miiicu m iwumjciuui wi o w on scientinc principles l Z i matte to and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting that can possibly W be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Water jji If you want something extra buy some MURALO from the same to dealer This material is a Hard Finish to be applied with a brush and be- - g comes as hard as Cement Milled in twenty four tints and works equally jg as well with cold or hot water CdipSend for sample cards and if you can- to not purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will ypto put you in the way of obtaining it to THE MURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON S yL N E W jfORK X B The attention of the trade is called to the fact that a man by the name of Church goes paints through the country trying to intimidate purchasers of our material by telling them that our patent are an infringement on his mateiial which h calla Alaba stine we aie advised by our to counsel that hla material when used with cold water is an infringement upon ours We naveinvitea to to JIi Church to support his contention by suit against us and have olunteerctf mayacept service 01 be tested in tlie AS any papers ho wishes to serve so ah to save him trouble that hit pretended rights k courts This he refuses to do but nevertheless continues his misleading statements which course we belie e w ill be condemned by all reputable dealera Ji under the circumstances MURALO WATER COLOR FAINTS N K Purchase a package of AM ncPflQAT Mfi WA ULUUimimu wniio nuu nt uuuiiuu CAIiOIMO from vour - 2 Jui n j W Persistency without pi inciple is a mighty Some time ago says an insurance man revolving wheel to which is attached neith a man asked me to accompany him home er belt nor shaft N Y Independent as he had some things there to be insured When we arrived at his home he showed me 100 boxes of cigars which he wanted inCold Stiff as a poker Use St Jacobs sured There were 100 cigars in each box Oil Limber as a whiplash cured making 10000 in all and were valued at ten A man is sometimes compelled to put up cents each so I insured the lot for 1000 with those he does not love pawnbrokers A few days ago the man came to me and asked for the insurance money Youve had for instance Chicago Xews no fire at your house I replied No but Ive smoked them said he and according Even a baby was cured of a burn to the paper I am entitled to the money By St Jacobs Oil Read directions as it reads distinctly that if the goods are consumed by fire money is paid on applicaAn old man looks out of place in a brasc tion As far as technicalities were conband Washington Democrat cerned he was all right but I knocked him cold about a minute later bv saying in a very stern manner All right sir youll THE MARKETS get the money but according to your own confession I will proceed at once to make Cincinnati Dec 9 a charge against you for incendiarism 3 75 LTVE STOCK- - CiUlecommon 2 75 Well Ill be hanged was all he said and 4 35 4 00 Select butchers the room shook violently after he banged 6 50 5 75 CALiVES Fair to good light Philadelphia Record the door Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Hadnt Tliougrnt of That w yf yy House drudgery more than any other one thing is what wears out women Not ordinary house- Â¬ work but hard labor with the hands trying to keep things clean without modern methods That isnt work Its drudgery an enemy to womans health Now which is better SHEEP Choice LAMBS Joood to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN WheatrNo 2 red iT llOOS Common Mix oil packers Light shippers 2i65 3 3 3 4 25 15 3 20 3 30 3 30 85 85 3 50 v Corn No 2 mixed iffHHF OMt STn r j I I Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lnrd Prime steam BUTTER Choice Dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATO LIS Per bbl CHICAGO 9 25 12 When the Declaration of Independence asGA 5 35 m serted mans right to this it enunciated an 375 The bilious sufferer is on m 93tf immortal truth - 91 - -- lfcfroad to happiness when he begins to tak e 27fc Hostetters Stomach Bitters the most efii- 23 cacious regulator of the liver in existence 461 Equally reliant is it in chills and fever con9 Jf stipation dyspepsia rheumatism kidney 8 50 Use it regularly trouble and nervousness 10 4 13 and not at odd intervals Â¬ - 4J25j The Pursuit of Happiness than any other one thing makes house- Â¬ work what it should be It makes the 5G1 washin g and cleaning fit work for any woman iMiKfy Sr Pearline and stop the drudgery or to wear yourself out and then try to get well Pearline more to use j V7ITT zgt0fSjf pS2i GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE ss egjrrcr HPmr Sam0SSm PeFd TA JV4Fr J PTfr Â¬ 250 2 25 24 3 25 2 35 4 90 1 O0U 93 25 22 7 40 4 27 Her Comment Young Mr Fitts The idea of establish- Â¬ ing a Chinese chair at Cambridge Mrs Fitts Well why not Some of those bamboo chairs are just lovely Indianapolis FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat- - No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 4 70 1 Ml Walter Baker Cos Breakfast COCOA Pure Delicious Nutritious Costs Zess than ONE CENT a cup Be sure that the package bears our Trade Mark - SS 25 7 35 4 25 4 80 Journal PORK Mess LARD Steam NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE PORK New mess LARD Western FLOUR -- Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rvc- - No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 -- 21i - La x777M3r7i5 L- - V- PPOTECTOR FOB SHRUB - X W r Sa The whole can now be covered with bur Â¬ lap and tied or sewed tightly The top is then a point on which snow cannot lodge while the stake supports tlie bush when the winds blow In this way there is little danger of breaking any of the branches either in covering or uncovering the shrubs while greater protection is secured by bringing the limbs close together Country Gentleman An Investment Tliat layn The experience of careful practical dairymen all over the country indicates that the man who milks fen cows eaoi ailord to buy a small separator if he makes butter at home The man who sells milk to a separator creamery does not need a beparator but he who sep Â¬ arates the eream from the milk at home does The Joss of butter fat when the cream is raised by settling the milk in cans or pans is usually heavy and in many cases very heavy Under the av- Â¬ erage western conditions we feel entire Â¬ ly safe in saying that ten cows justify the purchase of a haod separator Rural World 1q protect the roots as mucha6possible may be combined a couple of drops of carbolic acid the whole to be given in well boiled milk with which an egg has been beaten up The patient should be placod in a warm dry well ventilated pen well littered down Should the pain continue the medicine last prescribed may be repeated two or three times a day and in the intervals a little car- Â¬ bonate of oda and lime water ma- - also be iven in a little milk To prevent tlie disease is to guard against the causes Where contagion is suspected isolation thorough cleansing and disin- Â¬ fection with efficient ventilation and drainage should be provided JaediiiKT the Cows for Jllillc Feeding- the cows to increase the How - grinding the teeth In a large majority of cases of scours a dose of aperient medicine is called for This may take the shape of two or three ounces of castor oil with 30 drops of tincture of opium and a little peppermint water Having removed the undigested matter contained in the bowels relief from ex Â¬ isting pain may be afforded by a further dose of tincture of opium with which 5 OATS Mixed 26K 8 5 Â¬ 9 4 BALTIMORE The Hot Springs Picturesquely situated in the heart of the Black Hills of South Dakota are renowned for the marvelous cures of rheumatism 10 neuralgia and kindred diseases which have 99 by the use of its First 33i been effected accommodations waters baths and 4Ck class hotel Tourist tickets on sale daily and especially 00 low rates on the first and third Tuesdays of 525 this month For full information apply to agents Chicago North western Railway 33J4 Walter Baker Established 1780 P Co Limited Trade Mark DorchcStCf Mass 4 50 4 7n 33 IWi 2yj 4 3Ti 30 53K-- We believe some congregations give their pastors a vacation so they can go and hear other preachers Washington Democrat The Grip may intensify aches but St Jacobs Oil ill alleviate A truly great man is one who can live in a very small town and refuse to become small in his opinions Atchison Globe 4 70 4 20 15 Corn Oats No No 2 mixed 2 FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed mixed LOUISVILLE 5 23 21JT o 00 MA 90 28 23 9 50 4 15 With cold Neuralgia increases With St Jacobs Oil it decreases and i cured Women have great respect for a woman who has her hair done up by a professional hair dresser Atchison Globe 25c WcURE CONSTIPATION 50c sSSJipjLto jr B wHS PORK Mes i LARD Steam A MILAGE OF PEARLS Is a beautiful possession If a yvoman owns one and if a single pearl drops off the string she makes haste to find and restore it Good health is a more valuable XDOssession avv-aj- TMW mm mmsBi 2K - 3Iffivfi6Vfi m m 0gmmBmm n lllMll iE HnP W 5P ALL f M DRUGGISTS 883 F iS RELEASE WHY ol miLk should not entail additional ex- Â¬ pense if tlie farmer uses judgment in proportioning the various foods If grain linseed meal and other concen- Â¬ trated foods are given in excess the di Â¬ gestion may be impaired and if hay is mostly given the animals will be com Â¬ pelled to eat laro e quantities of it in secure the desired nourishment Foods should consist of both concentrated and bulky substances regulating the pro Â¬ portions according to the conditions and circumstances Coyvh than a necklace of the most beautiful pearls E9ftr yet one by one the jewels of health slip and women seem indifferent until it is almost mttk too late and they cannot be restored To die before you are really old is to suffer premature death and that is a bin It is a sin J5BKT3 because it is the result of repeated violations of natures laws ana nJM dflHfe Hflfe hht IB HB Hfew A i 6 fl2SRfB WhitewuKlt Ivills jthe Scule It is said that whitewashing thor Â¬ oughly will kill the scale Some claim that ft will kill the trees while cohers answer back with a contrary experi- Â¬ ence and recommend whitewash as not only preventing scale but other insects und at the same time keeping the bark from lichen growth that gives such an ainkempt appearance Certain it is that one sees very few spread trees showing signs of whitewash while there are Hardwood ashes are beneficial to very many whitewashed trees that bear Salt and ashes mixed aro and vigor swine i very evidence of thrift good Journal of Agriculture In his talks with his creamery patrons these da36 there is one thing- the butter maker should impress upon them namely the importance of having good warm barns for their cows dur Â¬ ing the winter and plenty of pure wa- Â¬ ter at a moderate temperature The creamery man is vitally interested in this question because the better care the patrons give their eows the more milk they will be able to send to the creamery a very important matter during the wnter season Dakota JTJeld and Farm - Require Good Care Pain lassitude and weariness inability to DO YOU L0V6 sleep dreadful dreams starting violently from sleep are all symptoms of nerve trouble If so secure one of the latest and pret Â¬ You cannot have nerve trouble and keep tiest Two Steps of the day by mailing CtTTN x your health In ninety nine cases out of a Ten Gents silver or stamps to cover hundred the womb the ovaries and the bladder mailing and postageto the undersigned are affected They are not vital organs hence for a copy of the CgdSffJB they give out soonest I Mrs Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com BIG FOUR TWO 4end Your name on a postal rd pound by building up the nerves and restoring1 womans and we will send yod our 136 page Mark envelope Two Step org anism to its natural state relieves all these trouble illustrated catalogue free We are giving this music which is some uterine sjinptoras In confirmation of this we by WfflCHESIK REPEATING ARMS CO permission refer to the following- women all of regular Jiffy rent sheet inusie at this ex Â¬ 180WlNCKESTCfcWg NEWHjWEKGWU Miss Cklta Van ceedingly low rate for the purpose of whom speak from experience Horn 1912 Sharswood St Philadelphia Pa Miss advertising- and testing the value of 31f3fll3QVIEWDSC0YEk gives 1 quick rolior and cures worst Grace Collord 1434 Eastern Ave Cincinnati O the different papers as advertising cases Send for book of testimonials and lO davi Mrs Newell 50 llyerson St Brooklyn X Y Mrs mediums Sreatment Free Dr U 11 OKEKXB BOSS AtliotoL Orerg 220 Chestnut St Woburn Mass Isabel kl flNnVVp for SUo67Ho for partis E O McCOItMICK Mrs A H Cole Xew Rochelle X Y and many uuif u I lft ulara Ki ondykx Emigration Passenger Traffic Manager AND MININQ CO 51 52 Hinkley Blt Seattle Wash others -BIG FOUR ROUTE For special symptoms Mrs Pinkham has prepared a PATENTQ8drorlmtor0ud4 frM- - KDKUtTATK LI1 I 0 CO ratnitBolltllore 24CBdnjXeVork Sanative Wash which will cure local troubles Give these Mention this paper when ou Cincinnati O j write ANK E Jqqq medicines a trial Write to Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass if you are not quite ONLY PERFECT VAPOR BATH SffE rtlcane state tlst yow aaw tLe tivCYis satisfied you can address private questions to a woman artb Htciksic BatitCasusst Co Nashville Teon eut 2n tUic rnci-- S66S6g668666 Music if STEP w i 11 f V 1 - T - bIIVi9 rtl r - i 8 THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY DECEMBER 16 1897 Ouster Green State and County Taxes i- - i i e I J Berry Tom 81 acres by Mn M L Thomas Gabe Agt Sallies Est h 3 01 Godman Lucy A est lou acres oy Reid Noah and Jane h 1 Clint 8 10 Rogeis and 1 7th st 4 60 27 4fr Wash Redmon 3 88 thard6 Mill Tibjs Louisa h and CHntonville Bradley Geo 4 acres by Cap Gillie 2 87 Sleagan Reuben h 1 1 Clint Addi- 41 acres by Jno A 1 85 Harrii J W n r Davis Mary Lou 1 lot Brooks Watts Emily h Clint 2 27 pie pike o 12 21 at Q 12 Kiser 8 44 Wells James h 1 Clint tion 3 45 Cunningham Sarah Tilfy Sol h and Lylesville 1 Rucker 1 Little acres oy h Hutchison Mrs Lavina 3u Dent Eliza Heirs h and Clays- Rock 5 32 Tillman Emamuel h and HUTCHISON WHITE 10 24 Dayid Tate 85 villo 3 45 ureou a j ville acres by Chas Simp- 6 83 and 1 Heirs h Bealert John 5 ac near Lee Penn 6 99 Jones Garrett D 1 lot R Mills 4 35 Vf w son 27 Todd Wm h and 1 Brentsyille Corbin Miss Mattie and S 119 acres Claysville McClure J R Agt 8 acres near Ike Qrinstead Wm 10 acres Bunkers 6 99 o 45 Veach Wm h and 1 aero by Easter 6 13 on Maysville Pikes 46 69 nimmtttWiiilfflrh nnd 1 Keller rrn 4 80 514 Reese Brentsville 1 2 00 24 Dorsey Bev W 1 1 Kenney Station 5 24 Padfrett Jas 1 lot R Mills Evans Win h and 1 Brooks addition Claysville 3 85 Henderson Jim h 1 Little Rock h OninVw Mrs Lucv 11 acres by W H 4 30 Ingels Heirs 88 acres by Mrs Belle Fauntleroy Chas h and 1 Marxian 29 Walker Henry R and 2 03 Henderson Mary h Ward Ellen N Ruckerville I Little Rock 1 85 10 64 44 11 Giltner st Fisher Ware Jane h and Sycamore st 2 27 Hughes Anderson Sr 8 acres by Smith C B 84 acresby A H Willett 53 48 Redmon Mrs E T 125 acres by Fauntleroy Rachel h and I ttnok 10 Warren Joe h and Claysville 3 45 June Stone 2 59 08 5 13 ersville Tamme HUTCHISON COLORED 1897 Faulkner Alfreds estate h and 1 augnes tsettie 10 acres by H T Washington Amanda h and Clays- Â¬ THURSDAY DEC U 61 26 acres by Chas Redmon Castle 2 70 Wilson ville 2 61 9 64 5 89 Frazier Charlotte lot Emmonsville 2 70 Ruckersville Redmon Hutsell DM3 acres by John Sharp 3 90 Johnson James 1 acre by A H Wil Â¬ commencing at 10 oclock a m Fields Doc h and 1 Hanson st 4 29 Watts Anderson agt h and I Lilies 8 acres by Berry Redmon John T 2 27 Hutsell Jno D Little Rock 3 86 in Fields Ed h and 1 Lylesville ton addition H- 39 5 55 3 86 lett a the Court house door Bedford 70 Johnson Jim h 1 Little Rock 2 70 Watts Mary h and Williams st 8 88 McCann Ellen N R 1 acre by E E county Fields Joes heirs 2 1 Claysville 20 10 Speaks Ed 50 acres near Jno T tfte city of Paris Bourbon Kerr Harriet h 1 Little Rock 2 27 Watts Willis and Bettie h and 1 85 Woods 2 33 Trabue John 30 acres by Berry Bed- Kentucky I will expose for sale to Fields Maria h and 1 Lylesville 4 30 Neal Francis h 1 Little Marshall st 5 85 Rock 2 27 Taylor Jack N R 2 acres by Hous 13 19 and 1 Ruckersville ford highest bidder for cash in Finch Ben h30 a by A K Young 15 79 White Annie h and High st be- Â¬ tie Parker Francis h 1 Little Rock 2 27 ton 3 85 2 75 Whitson G A 1 lot R Mills Finch John 4 40 Simpson Cornelius 5 acres by A P ijjmo to pay the State and County Finph fjhas h and 1 Ruckersville 3 92 tween 11th and 12ch CENTREVILLE WHITE q 99 Whittaker Annie h and Claysville 2 27 Bryan 1897 the following de Frazier Richard h and 1 Kennedys RUDDLES MILLS COLORED Jacksonville 4 82 Egibed property or so much ville AV M h and 1 Littleton 3 44 Wickliffe Henry n r h and Blacks 2 27 amitn John 28 acres by D L Rob- - R 74 Allen A L 1 acre near Jas N Allen 37 53 Bryant Sam 1 acre Glenntown Allei E A 113 ac o 40 Dins Cross Roads tftereof as may be necessary to pay Freeman 5 13 Williams Frank Sr 10 acres by Allen Jas B N R 15 ac near Jas 1 42 5 61 Williams Clay h and Claysville Carter Cassie lot Shawhan at Kd taxes with all costs and in Â¬ joreeman Willis hand 1 Connellys Geo No 1 Barlow acre George Â¬ Tom Woodford 5 89 Daugherty Perry N R 1 acre by Williams 6 99 5 35 Benton Dr C H 1 ac Cent Station 6 99 5 13 2 88 town Dike terests Parker Thqinas alley NORTH MIDDLETOWN White Berry W F N R 31 acre near L C 1 Lylesville 2 27 Harriet h and Lylesville 2 27 1 R Mills 2 27 Williams Daugherty Bettie h French Hannah h and Smith 3 55 Williams Henry hand Marshall st4 30 Bradley Geo 4 acres near C Gillispie4 35 12 67 Ewing Dudley 12 acres Glenn well Ann h and 1 Newtown Fret Drougnion unas i at 12 90 7 83 town Sheriff of Bourbon County Ky Gaines Henry h and 1 Lylesville 4 28 Williams Jas h and Marshall Coul 3 85 Caldwell Josh Jr jn M acres near8 53 ueeBore Jobn 1 Jot Centerville 10 Chinn Mrs Marion 56 ac near W A Mary acre by 1 Lilleston 3 86 Williams Fields Dave h 1 R Mills Ben H h and Garrett McLeod 7 89 1 45 Forman O 13 thards Mill va ir 25 Glenn Hiram h 1 Glenntown 6 St Cline W A h and 1 N M 1 Clays- Â¬ 11 07 Forman Elijah 14 acres near Mrs Henderson George h 1 R Mills 3 86 Graves Charlotte h and 1 Claysville 2 27 Williams Pat tie nrh and Holder W N n r 28 acres by J Scott 8 93 PARIS WHITE 1 85 Nichols 1 R Mills 4 31 ville 6 99 Johnson Alfred h and 1 uiaysvine Green Bettie h Henry A J and J R 29 acres near 4 30 Williams Tom h and Hanson st 4 30 McLeod Elijah 10 acres near Josh 2 27 h 1 R Mills 1894 and 6 and Bal Johnson Caroline bal Ashurst Mary Caldwell 6 55 S S Arderv 6 19 1R 5003 Green Polly h and 1 Ruckersville 2 10 Wilson Josie h and 1 7th st 8 68 Johnson John A Srs Hrs h 1897 55 acres by James Elliott Owens Mrs Ann n r 43 acres near Hicks Geo W N R 1 acre near Jas 4 40 Wilson Minnie acre by Coul 6 83 Hamilton Maria 2 1 Claysville 2 27 St Mills Bolston Junius lot Ferguson Col Preacott 16 15 Ransdall 3 35 1 55 1 Reuben Mill 3 20 Johnson John A Jr h Claysville 6 09 Harrington heirs h 1 7th st thards ay Sam H Est 4 lots Peters O H h and 1 N M 6 90 Hildreth Edgar and J B 85 4 71 Woodward Laura nrh and 1 L les 3 86 acres town Jtra Luke Connelly h and 1 8th St 8 34 Harris Thos h 11 Lvlesville Poole Mrs Amanda h and 1NM 7 78 near W A Gaines Brad- 2 27 1 Reubentown 1 Vine St 3 01 37 41 Johnson Bob h near J H ville Hart Peter h eolbertson 1Mb and Stewart Chas Heirs 83 by Gano Ransdall Jas 20 acres hear Mrs Sue 2 68 8 95 1 Reubentown 4 29 Johnson Walter h shaw Neelyville Williams Addition MILLERSBURG WHITE Hildreth 22 99 Ransdall 3 86 1 R Mills 38 7th st 11 65 Kenney Newt h Mrs E J h and 1 Con Holton John h tulbertson Winston Mrs E 67 acres by K P RyleB Mrs D A 6 acre near 1 LillestOil 7 78 HwHns nolnmhllK h 1 Reuben Â¬ Clay Kenney Henrys est h Vent Heights Best W H 53 acres by T F Triplett 17 54 Moore 23 acres by Ed Rice 27 76 13 Allen 2 27 2 76 town ave 100 acres by Bqwd Mrs Sallie h and 1 Walkers George Mrs Frank 1 7th st 2 27 1 R Mills 24 70 Hawkins Fannie h 2 27 Love Janes Heirs h NORTH MIDDLETOWN COLORED Sheeley Heirs 20 acres near LC Avenue 4059 John Hunter 1 Claysville 2 27 Smith 2 70 Hawkins Mahalah 4 53 Talbott John 1 acre by Wm Miller 3 44 Miss Mamie h and 1 Paris Bowd W N R 60 acres by Nat Bowles Ben 4 acres by R L Col- Â¬ 1 7th st Shropshire Frank 100 acres near 4 00 Linville J 5 99 XJWyer Bros h and 1 South Main St 16 90 Herrington Bob h Thomas John h and 1 R Mills 20 35 Collier 6 83 lins Â¬ 1 Johnathon Davis BrentsHedges Mrs James h 38 38 Whaley Phils Est h and 1 R Mills 2 27 Mrs Daisv h and 1 Convent Erion Mrs W H 103 acres by Dr Butler Anderson 8 acres by Wm Slack Jas E 3 acres near A K Haw 2 07 List 15 27 6 80 ville Heights Wilson John 1 acre by bpeaks 44 99 Best Wade 6 12 kins 6 25 Woods lot Henderson St 3 06 Hedges Newt sr 12 acres by Col Farrell Jas h and 1 Millers 1NM Ohilds Lawson h 4 35 Coke Mrs M S 30 acres near Mt Car- W 18 McNamara Clay Frakes J Brooks h and 1 Second 8 53 Dergin Chas h burg 1NM 8 85 3 55 mel 15 31 Herrington sister h and 1 7th st 60 St Nesbitt Wm S h and 1 near college 5 13 Gatewood Jno N R h 1 2 70 Simpson John N R 266 aces near 1 Lilleston W S Anderson and 1 Connelly Hickman Joe h Fuller James h and 16 acres by Josh Bar- Â¬ Goodwin Mary and Lena 19 acres 3 45 olade Jas T 6 83 S J Turley alley 137 33 Of - 9 48 Ave ton Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends 8 05 Turner Jno W 250 acre near by Mrs Eliza Wade 1 Claysville 4 30 Mrs Gritman L h and 1 Henderson St 12 75 Hicks Jas h Wrights Celery Capsules 7 30 Hastings Todd h Vimont E P vacant lot 1NM 3 44 2 70 Ireland 99 37 To the Wright Medical Co Hall Jesse L 24 acres by Clay 07 Halley Eliza h 1 Marshall st by John Ware Mrs Marv 11 acres 3 90 Williams Mrs Eleanor N R 36 acres Columbus Ohio Harris Joe J acre Levy Pike 10 Howard Henry h and 1 Newtown 3 85 G aitskill 5 06 Kenney Aaron h Hamilton Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights 1NM 3 45 1 New- Â¬ 1 10th near Isaac Rank Hutchinson Henry h and n 60 gist Waverly Ofrom JamesthemBlaser drugÂ¬ T Celery Capsules Hanlon Mrs Johanna h and W E and Gregg 77 acres McClure Jeff Sr J acre Levy Pike 3 90 3 85 Williams 17 94 for Stomach and used town St 20 19 Mark Crit h acre Levy Pike by Jas Bramblette CENTREVILLE COLORED 3 90 Trouble and Constipation I was unable to Ingels 2A acres Lilles Â¬ Jackson Alonzo h and 1 Lylesville 3 45 Wrenn Mrs J H 50 acres by B F Hardiman do anything for nearly two years I ased 3 48 Armstrong Horace h Mason Ben acre Levy Pike 3 20 Jackson Green 2 h and 1 Claysville 9 43 1 Jackson ton Av e three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they 22 99 Nelson Wes and Strauther h Wilson 1 5 13 or the benefit of other- no ville Mrs E h and 1 by Frys Jackson Levi h and 1 Hanson st 3 45 have cured me Hutchison 16 41 Brown John h send NM 1 Jacksonville 2 76 Jacobs Doc heirs h and 1 Williams MILLERSBURG COLORED 3 85 afflicted I wish to truly this letter Shon yours Very 3 45 Coleman Ann h Ransom Sam h Sr 1 Levy Pike 1 85 1 Centre ville 2 27 st Jacksons Sam Est 23 acres by Tom W S Andersons 1 Shipptown 3 45 Schooler Jas h and 1 N M 5 13 Uoleman lUinnie h 9 80 Johnson Alfred i Thomas ave 3 45 Allen Frank h and 1 Centreville 1 85 Fold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Redmon 1 Main st Mil Â¬ 3 45 Send address on postal to the Wright Med Schooler Ben h 1 N M acre by Calip An Johnson Bettie h and 1 Newtown 4 40 Allen Harriet h and Jones Mrs Martha h and 1 Hanson Co Columbus O for trial size free 2 77 Strauder Odd 1 acre by Watt Gay 3 48 Hall Lewis lersburg 5 25 Johnson Geo h and 1 Ruckersville 5 26 3 45 drews St Allen James h and 1 Main st Mil- Â¬ Strauder Rich4 acres by Watt Gay 5 65 Kane Wm lot Centreville 3 25 Johnson Geo h and 1 Claysville 3 45 Klump Ormond 27 acres by M J 4 84 lersburg 16 69 Johnson Jonas h and 1 Brentsville 4 80 Kendrick Jos h 1 Jacksonville Your Iiife Insured lc a Day 3 45 Riser CLINTONVILLE WHITE 1 85 Allen Molhe h and 1 Shipptown McCoy Bros Jno and Robt h 1 Laughlin Jas E 1 lot Williams Ad- Â¬ Johnson Lewis heirs h and 1 Lyles- Â¬ 1 4 35 2 27 Baker Sarah h and 1 Millersburg 2 09 Beasley R N N R 51 acres by CHn Centreville Our insurance is protected by bank-Â¬ ville 5 45 dition 25 20 Bradley Ben h and Railroad st 3 69 tonville 1 Higgins 1 Claysville 1 Centreville 3 86 Bob h Johnson Rich h and 3 45 able paper on the Capital City Bank of MeCann Chas Est h and 3 12 Nix Dennison J J lot Clint Breckinridge Patsy h and 1 Shipp- 7 78 Johnson Thos Henry h and 1 New Â¬ There can be no stronger Nutter Chas h I Jacksonville 3 85 Columbus O Ave 6 86 1 85 Nichols J W 1 Clint t jwn 3 00 We dare not use Smarr Lewis h 1 Centreville town 3 45 guarantee given you Mackev Terrance h and 1 Vine St 12 77 3 55 Renick Mrs Harriet Clint Burl Mary h and 1 Millersburg 7 68 Jones Molhe and Newton h and 1 Simms Maria h 1 Centreville 1 85 a banks name without authority if you Maher John h and 1 8th St 1 85 near Dr Hurt 4 81 6 83 Good health is Sparks Wm h 1 Centreville Newtown Nagle Heirs h and 1 5th St 3 45 doubt it write them CLINTONVILLE COLORED Bush Albert h and 1 Millersburg 5 14 Kellis Alice h and 1 Lylesville 1 85 Spencer Minnie S h 1 Centreville 2 27 the best life insurance Wrights Ogle H C h and 1 Higgins Ave 1 Clint No O 4 29 5 00 Beatty Napoleon h near Dr Hurt Celery Capsules gives you good health Smith Wm h 1 Centreville Tom Estate 8 acres by Mrs KeLis John and Meg h and 1 Clays 4 30 Sheehan 3 55 Carr Huldah h and 1 Main Back st 3 12 Beatty Sarah h 1 Clint 9 80 Keys Dick h and 1 Williams addi Reynolds Wilson Rosa h 1 Centreville 3 55 they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach 1 Millers Â¬ 2 08 Blackwell Isabel h 1 Sidville 5 24 2 27 Cavanaugn Millie h and N R lot Vine St ville trouDie jKineumatism uonstipation ana Stone Andrew 1 2 87 Cunninghams Levi estate h burg 1 acre by C L Kern 4 35 3 00 Sick Headaches 100 days treatment tion RUDDLES MILLS WHITE Web3ter Scott 2 70 77 Clint costs lc a day A sight draft on above Megibben and Harris Dis Â¬ Kenney David h and 1 Newtown 3 30 Conwav Jordan h and1 1 Man st 4 77 White 4 71 Ewalt Jno R 38 acres near Wm Elkins Wm h 1 Clint 46 68 Key3 Harvey h and 1 Claysville Millersburg 3 45 Derkson Henry h and 1 Millersburg 4 bank in every 1 box which brings tillery 4 06 Leonard 19 21 your money back if we fail to cure you Griggs Evaline h and Shipptown 1 85 Evans Chas Sr h 1 Sidville 3 44 Keys Davis heirs h and I Clays- ave Woods Thomas lot Lilleston 1 Clint 4 58 Hogg HB assgne Thos Fisher 131 McKee James h 1 85 Hawkins Nancy J est 2 acres by Jid Sold by W T Brooks druggist ville Woods Elizabeth lot Paris Hi 3 35 Kidd Mollie K 1 Lylesville 1 Sidville 6 17 acres by J H Smith 3 65 Miles Henry b 47 29 Miles R Mills pike 1 High street 1 42 Carr Mrs John h t 30 94 Lamb Chas 2 acres by Henry Lacey 5 95 Hend rson Robt and Elizabeth W 1896 and 1897 5 55 and 1 Millersburg 1 2d street 1 i 76 Lamb Sophias heirs h and 1 Clays- Crosdule Geo H h Holliday Lottie h and 1 Millers 1 East Pans 9 38 iDoxy Wm h and 2 27 ville 4 30 burg slogan Mrs L S 76 acres by H R Lewis Elisha G 5 acres y by Tonv 1 Shipptowr3 31 9 96 Huffman Maryh and 28 19 Redmon Croxton Hughes Lizzie h anH 1 Millersburgjk 09 Lyttle Francis h and 1 Brooks ad- Â¬ Gutzeit A jm Agt h and 1 5th and 11 76 High 3 33 dition 3 19 burg Lindsay John agt h and 1 Ruckers- Â¬ Hardy A L 31 asres by Mrs Ray 2 Enoch h and 1 Millers 11 60 ville 4 20 Hutchins lots 7th street 4 57 burg You are cordially invited to inspect the handsomest line of Cloth- Â¬ Russell h and 1 Winchester McClintock L A h and 1 Claysville 3 45 Howe Nancy h and Millersburg 2 08 8 95 Mason Peter hand 1 Kennedy sville 3 00 Hutsell Pike ings Dry Goods Dress Goods Shoes etc ever displayed in Bourbon Johnson John h and Reubensville 3 07 Medinger Bettie h and 1 Ruckers- Â¬ Howe Wm N R h and 1 Winches- Â¬ County Not alone being the highest quality 01 goods but we intend 2 C8 7 36 1 55 King Louisa h and Shipptowii ville ter Pike to give the people the benefit of buying them at a less price than 5 49 Kirtley Ben h and Millersburg 19 55 Medinger Dicks est h and 1 Ruck- Â¬ Hukill WmJrh and 1 2d st Lawsonother stores can oSer See our new and mammoth 3 16 Lawson Matilda h and ersville Hunt Mrs Ellen h and 1 CHnton- Â¬ 1 64 ville 6 00 Mickens Squire h and 1 7th st 7 ville Pike 96 2 17 1 Burbridge E D h and 1 1 acre Miller Jeff h and 1 Lylesville 3 00 Meng heirs h and Main st Millers- Â¬ 3 44 burg 2 75 Minor James h and 1 Coulthards Georgetown Pike 3 92 Miles Ed h and R Mills pike 1 Mill McGrain Mrs Catherine h and 3 45 4 29 Parker Geo h and Lawsonville 6 65 Mitcnell Jno n and 1 Claysville 3 85 Pleasant st betw 7th and 8th Parker Wm h and 1 Railroad st 1 GeorgeManning Dr 0 as h and Mitchell JnoReuoen h and 1 Lyles- Â¬ 5 30 Millersburg 12 93 town Pike ville 4 30 Wsk 4 70 Wm h and I Main st Peliman Mitchell Reuben and Paulina h and Morris Mrs Elizabeth 192 acres by 3 77 Millersburg Lylesville Jos Houston 1896 and bal 7 144 98 4 73 Perry Wm h and 1 Millers- Â¬ Morgan Jane h and 1 8th st Mrs Kate h and 1 Convent 2 70 Peyton Pauline h and Mnir 3 88 burg 6 94 Morin Warren h and 1 Brooks ad Heights 4 82 tion 12 95 Palmer Rose h and Millersburg 1 85 Nix Mrs Ann h and 1 Main st 1 Shipptown 3 86 8 21 Murphy Alonzo h and 1 Claysville 4 30 Robinson Joe h and 1 Railroad st Oldson heirs h Â¬ 1 1 LawsonMurphy Dan h and 1 Claysville Redmon Imogene 39 acres by 4 85 Robinson Millie J h 2 45 ville 12 87 Murphy Dan Jr h and 1 Claysville 3 85 Horace Miller 1 Mb 5 00 8 95 Murray Martin h and 1 8th st 3 85 Snodgrass Peter h Rion J B h and 16th st 1 Mb 4 52 Stevens Silas h Â¬ 50 acres bv Horace Myers Henry 3 h and lots ClaysSpeaks Geo D 1 Mb 2 88 27 43 ville Miller 1892 4 and 7 6 83 Taylor Joan h Thompson Tom h 1 Shipptown 5 14 Nalus John h and 1 Williams st Speaks Wm Agt 100 acres by Jno 4 80 See our beautiful styles in Mens and Boys and Childrens Shirt 1 R R St Mb 5 30 33 37 Nichols Annie h and 1 Ruckerville 1 55 Trotter Milt h Johnson 2 36 and underwear The largest stock and best qualit in Mens Ladies Turner Lettie h 1 Shipptown Nichols Wm 5 acres by Adaline Sweeney Hardin h and 1 Convent 6 70 Turney Sam h 1 Mb 3 25 and Childrens shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money Heights Brookins on Cynthiana Pike 1 Mb 2 68 Brentsville 6 50 Victor Hester h Talbott HE 2 lots 1 Thornton Divi- Â¬ saving prices New and novel effects in Fall Dress Goods and Silfei 1 Mb 3 63 9 37 Nutter Wm h and 1 Claysville 1 Houson st 5 13 Washington Em h sion Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths 1 Mb 4 42 Off utt Chas Sr Brentsville Terry Mrs Mary 1 lot Williams 7 65 White Richard h Wrapper Goods Flannels Sateens Percales Comforts Blankets 1 Shipptown 3 86 5 72 Uldham Caroline h and 1 Claysville 1 90 Wilson Henry h Addition 1 Shipptown 71 Ginghams Jeans Shirting Table Linens Duck Goods Napkins 4 Oldham Lucinda h and 1 Claysville 2 27 Wilson John h Williams Wm M h and 1 Lilleston 1 Shipptown 3 86 Wilson Smith h 12 Porter Cathrine h and 1 Brents Â¬ Linen Crashes Ticking Quilts Velvets Fancy Ribbons Hosiiry Ave 12 R h and 1 West st ville near John Stout Williams Jno 2 60 Curtains Ladies Underwear Handkerchiefs all best makes of Corseti FLAT ROCK WHITE 75 Porter Fannie Woods M L h and 1 Lilleston Aye acre near Cathar Â¬ in colors and white rloves tor Men Ladies and Children Gloves is ine Porter 4 45 Alexander Geo 2 acres by Mrs Leather Kid and Wool Carpets Oil Cloths Matting etc 3 45 Potts Portj J George h and 1 Brentsville 4 70 PARIS COLORED Bramhlette B F 98 acres by E O Porter Johns Heirs h and 1 Brents- Â¬ 26 60 Elliott 3 63 FREE With every purchase you get a coupon When you ha Alexander John N R 1 lot E Paris 2 70 ville Copher Lafayette 13 acres by W L Powell Harrison h and 1 Rucker- Â¬ 1 lot George Samuels Anderson S500 worth of coupon tickets you get free a large handsome glap 14 92 Gibson ville 3 68 12 76 town pike framed picture Chipley B F 3 by E O Arnold James 2 H Ls High st 1022 Railey Sophia h and1 1 Claysville 1 83 Cray Malmdas acres38 acres Elliott 5 24 by Geo Est Reese James h and Williams st 3 45 Ayers Anderson H L Hanson 12 73 Smith Reid T Augustus h ard 1 Sycamore 513 Marshal sts Call and see with your own eyes and you will acknowledge that by Nels street 5 13 Crouch Bob n r 71 acres 386 yers Joe h I Hanson st Come once and you will come back we are the peoples friends 25 59 Sledd 6 83 Kice John br h and 1 Wilhemsst 4 30 Ayers Sherman h 1 Cypres st again they all do because we give our customers honest goods at 3 85 Crouch I B 45 acres by Cap Gillis 1040 Rice John Jr h and 1 Cladsville Baker Eliza h 1 Pleasant st 21 31 pie honest prices 1 Sycamore st Rice Witliam stable High and 2nd 1022 471 Baker Jerry h Elliott W H 80 acres by B F Chip 1 Newtown Riley Henry h and 1 Newtown 3 85 827 Batts Stradd h 23 71 ley 5 98 Bedford Frank h 1 Ruckerville 320 Richey James h and 1 1 Bishop James h 1 Sycamore st 393 Roberts Fannie h and Pearl st 1 85 Elliott Margaret 25 acres by B F7 40 Chipley Robinson Lowry h and 1 Williams Booker Mary Jr Heirs h 1 Clays- Â¬ 15 70 Evans W O 2 lots Flat Rock street 4 30 227 ville 1 Williams st Frazier Sarah D n r 25 acres by Cap 4 85 5 13 Rose Tom h and Booker Woodson 2 h 1 Claysville 7 60 Gillispie BB Rounds Rachel hand 1 Lylesville 1 85 Cos fine Tailor Made Mens Suits and Pants Breckinridge Mrs Geo or Ann h 1 Garrett Wesley 1 acre by John 2 70 bamuels Lettie 1 lot Lillestons Ad The Celebrated Mrs Jane Hopkins make in Boys and Childre Newtown 4 35 n1 Mansfield dition 2 90 Geo h 1 and 7 acres Brents- v Brent buns ana rams 277 acres by Ed Rice 92 35 1 Connelly Gibson W L 7 65 Scott Annie n R h and ville The Famous Monarch White and Fancy Mens Shirts Alley 1 Claysville 2 70 Graves P B 34 acres by Mrs R K 4 30 Brock Isaa3 h and 13 93 Stetson Hats Black and Brown Stiff Hats Henry Seals Dennis h and 1 Lylesville 3 77 1 acre Cynthiana Brookins Adaline Hutchins best quality and make in Shoes and Boots Rice 1 95 Graves Mrs E E 54 acres by Mrs R 3 83 Sharp Annie h and 1 Vine st Pike near John Robinson 15 27 Henry 1 Williams st 1 Lylesville 5 13 Bros Custom Made Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoo 4 30 Small Ben h and Twin Brooks Henry h and 7 67 Small Ed h and 1 Newtown 5 98 Sharp H R 1 lot Jackstown Buckner John n and 10 acres by guaranteed to give satisfaction 9 90 Small Lucinda h and 1 Williams st2 70 MfiKfmzifl Mrs Martha 1 lot Little Geo Brent Brentsville TAILORING DEPARTMENT Just received New Fall PfeM Rock Butler Amanda h lot Claysville 2 27 Small Riley h and1 1 Williams st 4 30 Squires Mrs Lillie 20 acres by3 12 We make Suits to order guarantee perfect fit Suits 10 Goodd 3 45 Cbrr Lavina h lot Ruckerville 3 20 Smith Gus h and 1 Lylesville u 6 30 Booth 1 Lylesville 2 27 Smith Mag h and Lylesville Pants 3 up Call and leave your measure 1 85 Carter Isaae N R h and 1 85 Stewart A A 7 acres by Shop Cane 3 85 Smith Maria h and 1 Newtown Carter Joe lot Lylesville 15 74 Ridge Smoot Chas N R h and 1 Clays 3 45 lot Claysville Clack Joe h Stone H C and R M 70 acres by Mrs ville 2 27 fclnv Ellah 1 Williams Addition 39 13 Caleb Bounds 3 55 Smith Rachel h and 1 Brooks Addi Claysville near Thomason Ed 25 acreB by A P Bry- Â¬ tion 5 24 3 55 Collins Sallie 2 lots Claysville B an and 58 near W A Thomason 29 83 r j BHi m rmKt ssaS fcL 5 CO Spears Frank h and 1 Ruckerville 6 68 W 2 lot Ruckerville Qornrad II 9 1 Lylesville Q 70 1 85 Spears Mary h and Conway Lizzie lot Ruckerville LITTLE ROCK COLORED 9 60 6 83 Spears W H h and L Ruckerville CdTarfOEi Corbi n Rus h and 1 Cypress st 6 83 btout Simean h and 1 1 acre by Cypress st h I Little Rocfc - 5 98 Allen Mitch Gorbin Jim h lot John Stout Brentsville 4 80 Berry Amanda 6 acres by Carpen 2 27 lot Newtown Craig Jane h 701 4 07 6 09 Taylor Walker h and 1 Marshall st 4 30 ter Crose Jane lot Bally Patton st SHERIFFS SALE K acre near Coul- - I 1 1 1 1 91-2- -7 1 1 1 - 1 1 Â¬ 1 2xfor 1 1 1 E T SEEDING 1 1 1 1 M 1 - j -- - - -- -- fy -- TWIN BROTHER tm 1 1 1 I 1 1 -- 1 1 Â¬ 1 1 In FALL STOCK OF MEN S BOYS and CHILDRENS 1 1 CLOTHIN --- T SPECIAL MENTION vi VJ TWIM BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS N i 703 MAIN ST PARIS ET