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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 14, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 14, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897121401_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 14, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. VH7X t - - TOSH i 5 - J1 - Jfe S t tj tfi iV- - -- - 1 1 i - X - THE 4 V V OURB PRINTED EVEEY TU3 N FRIDAY ILLERSBURG 9 ws jr- - - - - CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners Established feb J issi SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON 00 EY TU DECEMBER 14 1897 thorod u And About The NO 100 Dont waste your money but make some one a nice present by giving one of those elegant rockers at J T Hintons THAT CONDITIONS CHANGE is true in the furniture business as in any other line The rapid change in values is clearly illustrated in the following pricee MASTERS SALE OP News jTjQlJLmTJ IOIj 3I out Mr Mr Rurc iMcClintock is able to be rday Catarrh to Consumption f Edwin G Bedford etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment and order of sale made and entered in the above styl- ¬ A beautiful Hall Chair finished in English Oak Forrest Green or ed cause by the Bonrbon Circuit Court Mahogany for 350 This is only one of many We have a great line on July 2d 1897 and an amended oi tancy rockers varying in price from 8150 to 5 A number of new judgment made and entered herein Dec 4th 1897 1 will sell publicly at the patterns in brass and Onyx tables lamps and clocks t Court House door in Paris Bourbon County Kentucky on 2975 3 Piece oakBed Room Suite 1500 Box Couch upholstered in any color cor duroy 1250 estry 6 Piece Parlor Suite upholstered in tap- ¬ BoEMCoJarm Bourbon Circuit Court Northern Bans of Kentucky V8 toParfifcJ Mr nnell and babe returned visited Call i and 50 ¬ J Plaintiff eral Edi here here El Special inducements offered in all the departments this week See our picture display x MONDAY JANUARY 3D 1898 between the hours of 11 a m and 2 p m the following described real estate C F BROWER CO to wit H ana A certain tract of land lying in Bour- ¬ bon County Kentucky on the Mays ville and Lexington turnpike between Lexington and Paris about four miles is com- ¬ and from Paris Ky monly known as the Edwin Bedford Home Farm containing 169 acres 2 roods and 32 poles of land Also tract No 1 containing 172 acres 3 roods and 24 poles lying adjacent to the Home Farm containing 198 Also tract No 2 acres lying adjacent to above described land Said sale will be made to satisfy a judgment In favor of the Northern Bank of Ky against the defendant E Q Bedford for 3216910 with interest at 6 per cent per annum from August 18th 1896 until paid subject to the follow- ¬ 1100 paid April 28th ing credits 1897 1896 and 91914 paid June 27th amounting on the day of sale to 3280061 Also a judgment in favor of the defendant Agricultural Bank of Paris for 222761 with interest at 6 per cent from March 25th 1895 until paid subject to credit of 11329 paid Dec 27th 1895 and 18625 July 26th 1896 amountiog principal and interest on the day of sale to 229873 and the costs of this action 49705 making the total sum to be raised on the day of sal 3552527 SaidsalewilKbB madeUDonfcw AMJ vi Sri I IHXlTMXMLimUltlJ equal parts of the purchase 5 fri-j Saturday ledley and Prof F 3M Hr Lexington yesterday Hurst Mr lostain of the Sharpsburg i was here yesterday Flouring Beeding and family of Sheriff Paris n l felatives here Sunday ieof Christmas goods of Specific SSS is the only remedy A fM ption cheap at Phillips every which can have the slightest effect upon raddoD of Mt Olivot was Catarrh Mr It is the only blood remedy pliss Lula Curtis Saturday that goes down to the bottom of all stub ¬ the gi ILong of Midway is the born diseases which other remedies Mis reach j Lizzie and guest D 1 Mary Tay- - cannot Josephine Mrs Polhill of Due West lor S C writes Misswf tnie and Bessie Purnell vis- I had such a severe case of Mi Satur- - Catarrh that I lost my hearing in one ryfPumell in Paris ited ear and part of the bone in my nose day sloughed off i was constantly treated lie Spears guest of Mrs Miss witn sprays ana cued to Lexington yester- Butler washes but each day Jj ujiJ Sfi winter the disease seemed to have a di8t meeting closed Thnrs- The 3 firmer hold on me reral conversions and addi- dav wii fe I had finally been MUU8 ii declared incurable McfiJ McClintock shipped a when I decided to car ofni rt cattle Saturday to Jer- try S S S It sey cityl seemed to get right Mrjd phillips of Winchester came disease and cured at the seat of the me permanently irday to visit Mr id H down for I have had no touch of Catarrh Phillip for seven years Masttw Fbrval Shrader of Falmouth The experience of Mr Chas A Parr is thegjs of Rev Dan 1 Robertson of Athens Ga was like that of all others who vainly seek a cure in local and fai Mr6Xtedo Brady and family of treatment He says For Carlis4eKwere guests of Mr L C case of years I suffered from a severe Catarrh the many offensive VimonfcMklay symptoms oemg ac-¬ Mcarwirey Hunt and Ernest Hillis companied by severe of EhiftwUe were guests of M H pains in the head I A ONeal mday kSSi took several kinds of W recom- ¬ MeasjnaMTqhn Williams and Dorsey medicines Catarrh mended for visited lady friends here and used various local SunduBKiiug 53 ann 11 rati oris hut thfir ssm Wmmz ¬ Mm h Allen visited friends in had no effect whatev - er I was induced to and Winchester Hfrom Thura- Mr3 on business Rjilleaton of Paris visited Tabb of Mt Sterling mday Phillips line of 25 30 40 liday books jhas been quite ill for sev- tne grippe r of Flemingsburg fcwas Jj V7 HOW TO FIND OFT FH1 a bottle or common glass with urit and let it stand twenty four hours a sed ment or settling indicates an unhealthy cdj dltion of the kidneys When urine stall linen It is evidence of kidney trouble frequent desire to urinate or pain in tr back is also convincing proof that the Catarrh invariably leads to consump ¬ neys and bladder are oat of order WHAT TO DO tion Growing worse and wsrse each There is comfort in the knowledge so of J winter those who rdy upon the usual expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp I great kidney remedy fulfills every wi treatment of eprays washes and inhal ¬ therelieving pain in the back kidneys live In ing mixtares find that it is impossible Diaaaer ana every part or the urinary pa to check the disease with these local l sages It corrects inability to hold urine a pain in passing or baa ic applications which only reach the sur¬ seaminguse of liquor winer or beer etiectsov lowing and face The offensive discharge increases omesthat unpleasant necessity bf beii all tiie while and gets deeper until it is compelled to get up many times during night The the extra only a question of a short time when dinaryto urinateSwamp mild andsoon realli effect of Root is the lungs are affected it stands tne nignest for its wonderful cm The importance of the proper treat-¬ oi tne most distressing ca es if you up have the best ment can therefore be readily appre- ¬ a medicine you should cents and one dollJ by druggists price fifty ciated But no good whatever can be You may have a sample bottle and pamphl expected from local applications as coin sent iree ny man Mention The vs Ky xskws aud send your address to such treatment never did cure Catarrh Kilmer Co Y and never will Being a blood disease proprietors ot tnisBinghampton N the paper guarantee of the most obstinate nature Swifts uiness of this offer 24sp lmo -- ITJBJIjiXO OF XjIE City Property I will sell at auction on BSD 15TH 1897 the two story brick store room situat- ¬ ed at the corner of Tenth and Main streets There is in the room a good elevator and is a first class place for anyone de ¬ siring to engage in mercha ndising busi ¬ WEMESBAY Tehjis One third cash balance in one aud two years with six per cent on t ness deferred payments Sale at 3 oclock p m AT Forsyth Auctr 0 F DIDLAKE Pony For Sale I am now driving to my delivery wagon Apply to pony which I have for sale a gentle eight-year-o- ld RayBris fioac tf l 0 GROSCHE rn Paris Ky Louisville Monday The 38 head of Christmas cattle sold by Robt Thompson to Jonas Weil averaged 1574 pounds The advantages of feeding cob meal and other ground Mr A J Lamb and family guests of Robt Miller and wife returned to Gall food are now so well understood there is no longer a etin Tenn yesterday question as to the economy of grinding feed The only Mn Frank Miller and wife returned question is what mill to buy See Edwards he will fully Friday from Maysville after a visit with Mrs Jas Cummings explain The Bowsher Mr Holman T Boulden of Sardis References has been the guest of Squire R B Mr J E Clay Boulden since Satuaday Mr Catesby Woodford Miss Mary Richardson of Lexington Mr Jos Ewalt is the guest of Mrs Mnrv Trotter her grand mother who is quite ill SOLD Your sister motbpr or aunt would If tracts 1 and 2 are sold to different purchasers the purchaser of tract No 2 like one of thosp nice chaii3 or pictures as appendant thereto shall have a right at Mocks All kindd of prices of way over the home farm to the Mays For Sale 3 extra nice fat cows for ville Lexington turnpike 9 sale at the Fisher Tarr farm McDonald Peter Bidders on the aforesaid property are hereby notified to come prepared to exe- ¬ Mr Caleb Corrington has had a row cute bond with good surety immediately ofimapleaset out in front of the lot upon the conclusion of the sale where he will build in the Spring Mr Louis Rogers and family of The above described farm is located immediately upon the Maysville Lex- ¬ North Mlddletown were gusfp of ington turnpike between Paris and Lex- ¬ Mrs Owen IngelsSaturday and Sunday ington about 4 miles from the former Notice All persons owing me July place and is one of the most fertile and accounts If not paid immediately the beautiful farms of the bluegrass region accounts will be put in the hands of an of this State and is in every way a most officer J Ed Hull desirable investment Mr Jas T McClelland returned Sat ¬ Parties desiring a more particular de- ¬ urday from Columbus Miss where he He reports a scription of the land to be sold can se- ¬ has been with horses cure the same by applying to the under ¬ slow market Hats Knox and Dun lap signed Master Commissioner at Paris Have you seen the beautiful medal ¬ Styles 3 Kentucky lions at Phillips Just the thing for a bridal present Call and get prices beEMMETT M DICKSON fore purchasing elsewhere New line of Shirts from 75c up MCBCC Mr W M Laysons sixteen Christmas The very latest collars and cattle sold to M Kahn a week ago McMillan Talbott Attorneys weighed up an average of 1725 pounds cuffs strictly up to date They were all reds and extra nice Collars 15c to 20c For a full line of family groceries Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair pi canned goods all kinds of vegetables Latest Neckties 25c 50c and all varieties of winter fruits oysters fish poultry and hams also a nice line 75c Firl and complete line of OF of candy and Christmas toys at low gents furnishings 5t prices call on Chas Mason Ccf3jnqrr Athletic In the soft glove contest here Thursday night between Jas Allen of this place and John Meng of Covington a six round bout the fight- ¬ Our 30 Overcoats for 25 Our30 Business Suits for 35 ing was good all through Meng showed a great deal of science but Our 35 Overcoats for 30 OurJB5 Business Suits for 30 Allen was given the decision for his Our 40 Ovdrcoats for 35 Ou440 Business Suits for 35 numerous hard blows delivered on Sold by others for 60 Soldby others for 55 to 60 Meng There were abont 125 persons present and the fun was much enjoyed Daily by mail Try our 8 Trousers Sold by others for 1-6 a year by many who never before saw a glove Daily and Sunday by mail - 8 a year contest BY money for which the purchaser or purchasers will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be approved by the under ¬ signed Master Commissioner bearing interest from day of sale until paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum hav- ¬ ing the force and effect of a judgment The Master will first offer Lot No 1 and then Lot No 2 and he will then offer them as a whole and the highest and best bid will be reserved for accept- ¬ ance or rejection If the sum offered for the said Lots No 1 and 2 is not sufficient to pay the said debts interest and costs in this action he will then sell so much of the home farm as will be necessary to raise the sum But if the home farm does not yield a sufficient sum to satisfy the residue of the liens the Master will then offer the three tracts in one bodv and he will accept the bid or bids for the three parcels ag- ¬ gregating the most money Chifa hnm 394 ifSpiJlcadfeaftefourmohthsrI was Un Miss Carrie Current feturnedSatar- penpcuy wen ana nave never leit any day from a visit withlier sister Mrs Jas effects of the disease since Cray at MtOlivet Those who have had the first I A four room cottage Apply to JAMES H HAGGARD Miss Maggie Clarke guest of her touchof Catarrh will save endless suf¬ 6nov tf to fering by taking the right remedy at the aunt Mrs Robt Miller returned iZZ4VCr take S ft Swiff s mL9gmm T5on omb outset Others who have for years sought relief and found only disappoint- ¬ ment in local treatment will find it wise to waste no further time ou sprays washes inhaling mixtures etc which jure 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- ¬ dy which can reach Catarrh it promptly gets at the very bottom of the disease and cures it permanently SSS Swifts Specific is a real blood remedy and cures the most obstinate cases of Catarrh Rheumatism Conta- ¬ gious Blood Poison Cancer Scrofula and Eczema which ofeher so called biood remedies have no effect upon whatever SSS is the only blood remedy guaran- ¬ teed Pony Taken Up A pony came to our place 3i miles from Paris on Jackstown pike about two weeks ago Owner may have same by Droviner nronertv and navim for keeping and advertising J L DEAVER Paris Ky Jersey Heifer Strayed Strayed from my stable in this city an Jersey heifer calf Information leading to its recovery will be rewarded eight-months-o- ld 0 EDWARDS Purely Vegetable and coutains no mercury potash or other dangerous mineral Books will be mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia O 10dec 2t EDWARDS E3f3 Pakis Ky WE ARE THE PEOPLE Money Wanted hGcare lOdc tf Idesire to borrow 2500 on first mortgage on city property Address The News Paris Ky L H Landman M Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio D Paris Headquarters For Correct Styles Cincinnati jy Will be at the Windsor Hotel M H DAILEY 602 MAIN ST TUESDAY DEC month 14TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each --Over Deposit Bank PARIS KYL ¬ JlJ lews and Opinions National Importance OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS THE SUN D Cram of Paris Optician La ndmai Office hours 8 to 12 a m has Z8 city been visiting this regularly forover five years and has ad- ijusted glasses to the eyes of the best people Of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself comOffice over G S Varden petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between hie 8 to 12 a m visits and when he makes his regular Office Hours visit he will examine your eyes thoroughly and make any chango necessary to give satisfaction Examination free J R ADAIR L References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C dfFm0 lto 6 p m WKk H A SMITH Co 1 ¬ to 5 p m ¬ C MOORE CONTAINS BOTH Drs Adair Moore Dental Surgeons Paris KyY m and l to 3dc tf Office Hour No 3 Broadway g Qy Hi o We mean what we say and can prove it The above prices are for Cash rFM Is -- PARIS FURHISHMT HS JOE MUNSON Cutter Stf TAILORING STOUT Manager CO Novelties in China at Frank is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in Gbs the world Price 5c a copy By mail 2a The Sunday Sun Clam chowder Underwoods fine Fee Son Children11 of childrens q OOIhG UOeS iT y- - A A A pair of new shoes give 5P m a cnild as muck delight as anvthing you can give W haJea ne shoes that sd tb 12 a NeW year Address THE SUN New York YOTk creamjdheese tYSTERS celery fresh cakes and crackers npyr sorghum molasses New fo v Newton Mitchell we know will please nem ana r prices will Veterinary Surgeon Dentist surprise you Sizes 5 to 8 75c sizes 8 to 11 All diseases of the domesticated amV 90c 11 to 2 125 mals treated on scientific prinGiples Diseases ot the hog a specialty y RI0N CLAY Office at Turney Clark Mitchell y lower stable dfVVMT wt Vy- - Henry L Casey -- i IP D l affiMRif nKMHV THE BOURBON NEWS 1 mm J lv v w ml fAY DECEMBER 14 1897 A FIEND CAUGHT ¬ aJI A HUGE PKOTEST -- t S c f 9 13 J New York Dec 11 A dispatch to the World from Havana says An im ¬ hourly The ranges Plan of Naming New Revenue Cut- - portant battle is expected JaSttL insurgents have planned the most for ¬ War Against Civil Service Will Be tens Census Official Construction and the House Immigration Bill Will midable demonstration against Ha¬ Enlargement of Dry Docks lleport Considered in the Senate and Slay Mpr on Condition of the Mississippi vana for a year Gen Parrado has Passed After a Brief Debate started from this city with strong Washington Dec 10 In the house zolumns of troops to meet the Cubans Washington Dec 18 If the present Thursday Mr Fleming of Georgia in¬ Senor Canalejas the confidential troduced a hill authorizing an investi ¬ agent of the Spanish government programme is carried out corigrjegs gation of the books accounts and went with him to ascertain the real will adjourn for the holiday recess The week injlhe Gen next Saturday methods of railroads which have re ¬ condition of Havana province ¬ ceived aid from the United States It Maisia Rodriguez with the com- house promises to be made memorable provides that in the piesi dents judg ¬ bined Cuban forces under Juan by the formal inauguration of theSxar ment the secretary of the treasuary Delgado Nodarez and Rafael de against the civil service law gie shall redeem or otherwise clear off the Cardenas is encamped on La legislative executive and judiciajfand paramount lien mortgage or other in ¬ Luisa plantation near Guira de Me appropriation bill which viUbe cumbrance of government aided rail ¬ lina about 20 miles south of here on taken up on Tuesday contairisjfthe roads by paying the sums lawfully fche railway to Phiar del Rio He has nsmilar appropriations for and whether due out of the treasury or may hid and fully 1000 men who are well armed service commission purchase for the United States the and are said to have a Hotchkiss rapid or not all the members vvEo property subject to such incumbrance fire cannon The topography of the favor the repeal or modificationffifof at any sale or sales made under any country about Guira de Melina is fa-¬ the law unite to strike down the order of the court or any judgment or vorable to the Spanish troops vision or its maintenance as Rod- ¬ quickest and most direct methodfpf of forclosure of such incurnb tlecree Emilio Collazo hanged Antonio ranceor any lien or mortgages or in-¬ riguez Rivera and the Negro Osman crippling its operation Undqubtealy terest of the United States a They went to Collazo with money and some win advocate tnis course anarone Secretary Gage has adopted a plan a proposition to lay down his arms ac- ¬ whole civil service question wilf ibe 11 for naming new vessels of the revenue cepting autonomy A note was pinned dragged into the arena of aeDate cutter serviqe The old system of on the breasts of the hanged men an ¬ How long the debate will laslpit naming vessels was to call the2a alter nouncing that anyone coming on a is impossible to predict buibkas secretaries sometimes senators or similar mission would meet a like fate this is the only item in f the members of the house and sometimes It is reported authoritatively that on bill which will attract much tm Chairman Cannon clerks Hereafter however these ves- ¬ Sunday the Spanish guerillas of Cai of a contest sas sels will receive the names of tribes of manera near Guantanama deserted to hopes and believes the bill can be pass Indians The cutter launched at Cleve ¬ the insurgent leader Rodriguez with ed before Saturday This latterclay land Wednesday has been named the 14000 52000 cartridges and their under anvorder made on Thursdajfahas Algonquin and another will be called arms They were supposed to have been set aside for paying tribute tqgie represeh- the Onondago It is not unlikety that numbered about fifty men memory of the late on-the names of the old cutters Smith and of Illinois Juan Delgados party lately attacked tative Cooke Sperry will be changed in conformity Santiago de Las Vegas near Havana dav Chairman Hitt of the for- with the new plan The place had three companies of guer eign affairs committee will again seek dr- The senate committee on concensus rilas and an infantry column There to secure the passage of the bill to pro- ¬ Thursday authorized Senator Carter to was a hot fight for three hours The hibit pelagic sealing by citizens ofsfthe report favorably the bill introduced at insuigents did not enter the town United btates There is some gery the last session of congress to provide The Spanish losses were heavy those strong opposition to the passage for the twelfth census and for subse ¬ of the rebels are not known its present of this measure in quent censuses with an amendment whole - question and the The latest reports of the recent fight form taking the chief clerk the disbursing in Pinar del Rio province show that of the Behring sea negotiations clerk and the chief statiseian out of the Spanish loss was greater than was mav be precipitated when it is callecl the classified service as provided in the claimed The dead or wounded in¬ up Mr Hopkins of Illinois and other original bill The bill provides for the clude one colonel one major seven cap- ¬ members favor a limitation on ilQ immediate appointment of a director tains eleven snbordinate officers and period of the operation of the act wifjit of census at a salary of 0000 an as ¬ seventy four privates Most of the is to be passed so that in case Great sistant director a chief clerk and five wounded will die The rebel loss was Britain refuses to restrict similarlyjner chief statiscians The rebels really used ex- ¬ citizens our citizens may not be placed fourteen The senate committee on commerce plosive bullets at a disadvantage Others like iMr Thursday heard an informal report Johnson of North Dakota think the GIGANTIC ROBBERIES from Senator Nelson chairman of the extinguishment of the seal herdsfein siib commitcee to examine and report Nearly 8100000 Taken From JRegistered the near future is certain and aremot upon the condition of the Mississippi letters in the Railway Mail Service on the disposed to favor any legislation look ¬ river The sub committee will make a Xew York Soniervillo IgV Easton Railway ing to their preservation partial report and will be authorized New York Dec 11 It was learned The work of the senate so far asgit to continue and complete the investi ¬ Friday that one of the biggest robber- ¬ has been mapped out for the weekin6 gation ies in the history of the New York post eludes the consideration of the imfmi Representative Lounderlager of New office occurred on November 9 The gration bill which stands on the qal Jersey introduced a bill Thursday for amount involved is said to be in the endar as the unfinished business fthe constructing vy docks and enlarging neighborhood of 8100000 and was taken probable debate of the census bill and those already built in a number of cit- ¬ from registered letters in the rail ¬ the pronouncing of eulogies upon the ies The bill appropriates 85000000 way mail service on that section of the late Representative Holman of In- ¬ each for the construction of dry docks Central railway of New Jersey known diana The general opinion among at Portsmouth N IT not to cost over as the New York Somerville Easton friends of the measure is that there 1100000 Uoston Mass not to cost branch On November 9 it is stated will be no very strenuous opposition over 81350000 Algiers La not to cost that two bags containing 830000 were to the immigration bill and thatit over 83150000 The other appropria- ¬ taken How long the defalcation has may be passed after a brief debate tions made in the bill are Are to en ¬ gone on- before that date has not yet tiicix it oimiiin uiii wus uf iurt tiie sen large and improve dry docks at Brook- ¬ been ascertained Maj Charles F ate last session it had its principal op- ¬ lyn N Y S2SG55G League Island Pa Lewis of the Philadelphia branch of ponent inv Senator Gibtou of Mary 8280550 Norfolk Va 8100000 and to the government secret- service landj andgjasflieuhas retiredjfromthev Ifeiconstruct wharf at Port Royal S C- - was in this city Friday inves- ¬ senate tneJlriendiof the bill are hope- ¬ 875000 tigating the robbery which has been ful that no one will be found who will Senator Hoar Thursday presented a kept secret until now by the postal feel called upon to champion the oppo- ¬ monster protest in the senate from na ¬ authorities sition They remember however when tive llawaiians against the annexation WAsnLSGTOX Dee 11 The postal it was necessary in order to have the bill of the Hawaiian islands to the United officials here Friday night admitted oecome a law to pass over tne presi- ¬ it States The protest filled several hun ¬ that there had been a number of losses dents veto the two thirds vote requi- ¬ dred pages of foolscap paper and was of registered mail matter reported on site for that purpose could not be se- ¬ forwarded by Enoch Johnson and Lilia the railroad referred to but said that cured Hence while they are hopeful K Aholo secretaries respectively of up to date no definite advices had been of the speedy and favorable considera- ¬ iJie Hawaiian Patriotic league and the received as to the amount tion of the bill they realize possi Hawaiian Womans Patriotic league probably however not reach It would bility of delay on account of the opposing as much who made certificates that the signa- ¬ as 8100000 speeches There appears to be no rea- ¬ tures were all genuine Of the 21209 son to doubt that wh en the vote shall A PROTEST signers 10300 were women and 100 be reached the bill will pass were foreigners The petition was Telegraphed to the Secretary of War By special arrangements printed in both the English and Ha ¬ Against the Abandonment of Fort Whip ¬ Senators Carter and Lodge inbetween charge ple waiian languages and was very brief respectively of the two bills the immi- ¬ Phoenix Ariz Dec 11 Gov Me gration bill will merely protesting against annexa- ¬ temporarily dis- ¬ tion to the United States in any shape Cord has telegraphed the secretary of placed on Tuesday be order to give Mr in war protesting against the abandon¬ Carter an opportunity to or form call up the The presentation of the petition was ment of Fort Whipple suggested in bill providing for the next census witnessed by the native Hawaiians the last report to the war department When this agreement was made on last Whipple is now the only military Thursday Senator comprising the delegation now here to Carter expressed the oppose annexation who made their post in Northern Arizona and is essen- ¬ opinion that brief tial the governor declared to the be necessaryvery get the debate would first visit to the capitol Thursday to bill Washington Dec 10 Although no protection of half of the territorys ex- ¬ but there are now some through indications formal action has been taken a pretty panse a district constantly exposed that the civil service question will be general understanding has been reach ¬ to deeds of outlawry and embracing raised in this connection and ed by the leaders in the house of repre- ¬ reservations of thousands of In- ¬ should a prolonged debate may if it be in ¬ sentatives as to the course of legisla ¬ dians against whose occasional turbu- ¬ augurated tion in the near future This contem ¬ lence nothing but military force is The friends of annexation onihe plates the disposal of appropriation ever effective Even now there is a committee on foreign bills as fast as they are ready for con- serious and perhaps dangerous irrita- ¬ now expecting to ask relations are the sideration Aft er these the bankruptcy tion among the Navajoes with or with ¬ take up the treaty during senate to thefeek bill will be given the first opportunity out cause The national guard is of though quite well aware of the imposfor a hearing This measure will be slight strength in Northern Arizona sibility of xeported by Chairman Henderson oi and the abolishment of the fort would the holidayssecuring final action before They are decided the judiciary committee before the be an error and a costly one to the gov-¬ upon taking the treaty up as suchalso¬ inholiday recess but it will not be taken ernment and I urge that the sugges- ¬ stead of attempting to secure legisla- ¬ nip by the house until after the recess tion be withdrawn tion on a joint resolution They may It is understood that Speaker Reed and postpone their request for considera- ¬ Steel Wire and Nail Pool the committee on rules will be dis New Yokk Dec 11 Representative tion until January posed to give this bill every advantage The senate leaders express themselves in the way of securing early time for of the steel wire and nail manufactur ¬ as agreeable to the hoiisepro ing firms of the United States who for debate grarnme for adjournment for tlieihol have been negotiating to form It is equally well undevtood that for monthswire and nail pool a steel are nearing idays on Saturday The senate eulpgies the present there will hi no effort to ou the late Representative Holmanvwill take up financial legislation on the a conclusion of their work It is said delivered on Friday iloor of the house This is due mainly that about twenty of the largest steel to the fact that a strong impression wire and nail manufacturers will enter American Federation of Labor prevails among members of the house the pool and that the capital involved Nashville Tenn Dec 13 Nearly that the committee on banking and will exceed 800000000 The legal for- all the delegates to the convention of currency will not be able to reconcile malities for forming the pool will the American Federation of the many conflicting interests insido probably not be completed until after have arrived The attendance Labor is not the holidays of the committee expected to be exceedingly largeibut Aside from bankruptcy and appro The Dal Consummated there will be a full representation priation bills some emergency measBaltimore Dec 11 The deal by The examination of credentials ofdel ures such as that relating to Behring Second Base ¬ egates was very nearly completed Sun ¬ sea introduced by Mr Hitt will have which Pitcher Mc JamesFirst man Deniontreville and a hearing as they involve questions oi McGann of the Washington Baseman day and the report will be ready when baseball the convention meets All the Jmem general policy and are not likely to team become Orioles in exchange for bers of the executive council hav6ar meet with opposition With these ex ceptions the disposition of the house First Baseman Doyle Second Baseman rived The federation will meet Irfoie leaders will be to keep radical legisla- Reitz and Pitcher Amole was consum-¬ hall of the house of representatives tion in the rear Monday morning at 10 oclock whA mated Friday afternoon in this city j A Fight for a Nine Hour Day To Assist English Strikers V The Cabinet Reconstructed New York Dec 10 At the annual Boston Dec 13 It was decidednt a Rome Dec 11 The Marquis de Ru convention of the International Typo dini has completed the meeting of the Boston branch ofthe task of graphical union a year ago it was de structing the cabinet Marquis recon- ¬ Amalgamated Society of Engineer to Venosta cided to make a fight for a work day oi has accepted the foreign office port- ¬ make an appeal to every trade union nine ours in all book and job printinp folio The list of members of the new in Massachusetts to assist theen ¬ shops as soon as possible This fight ministry will be officially issued Sat ¬ ginecrs machinists smiths and pat will be started in this city on January urday tern makers of Great Britain in tfieir 2 1893 and will involve 5000 men as great fight for the eight hour dayv Prominent Lawyer Assassinated the employing printers have resolved V New Orleans Dec 11 Joe Reid a Gen Blanco Tenders Ills Condolence to oppose the demand It was an prominent lawyer of Tangipahoa and Havana Dec 13 Gen Blancohas nounced Wednesday night that other would alsc widely known as a figure in the feuds cabled to Senor DeLoine Spanislifmih cities including Brooklyn take up the fight for nine hours and in the Florida parishes was assassin- ¬ ister at Washington a request tfilhe before the new year was a month old ated Thursday night He was shot in tender Blancos condolences it was probable that 50000 men would the back on the stairwayfof the court- dent McKinley on the death ofjMrs be on a strike for a shorter day house at Franklinton McKinley the presidents motherljf jU Against the Annexation of the Hawaiian islands to United Stales PUT TO DEATH Messengers With Autonomous Offers Killed by Insurgents A Ilke Fate Awaits All Who Come oa a ike Errand THE PE0GEA1 Of Business in Both Hou gress During the Present W JaHH V Charley tewlg One of the Murderers of tht Sftnith family in His Trial Before a Jus Of Mrs Nancy A McKinleys Remains tice Implicates Two Other Negroes New Orleans Dec 11 A special to Will Take Place Tuesday the Picayune from Wesson Miss says Your correspondent has just inter- The Aged Mother of the President Passed viewed one of the most prominent men Away at an Early Hour Sunday Morn ¬ in this section who left the scene oi ing Surrounded by Relatives and Priends The End Peaceful the massacre of the Brown Smith fam¬ ¬ THE INTERMENT -- - ET We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Toledo F J Cheney Co Props known O J We the undersigned have Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially abje to carry out any obligations made by their firm Truax Wholesale Druggists To-West Hows Tills i ily Friday morning theyil Marvin Wholesale Walding Kinnan Toledo Ohio gro Charley Lewis is being tried be Canton O Dec 13 Mrs Nancy Al-¬ DruggistsCatarrh Cure is taken internally Halls fore Justice T D Holmes hfw bnj lison McKinley the aged mother of acting directly upon the blood and mueoua uu given testimony implicating two the president died shortly after 2 surfaces of the system Price 75c per bot other Negroes Will Powell and oclock Sunday morning Almost two tle Sold by all Druggists Testimonial And- Smith who are now in custody weeks had elapsed since the stroke of free Halls Family Pills are the best My informant was positive that the paralysis which was at once proNegroes would not be lynched Friday nounced fatal and the wonderful vital- ¬ The Spoils night but the recent lynching at Mon ity which had kept death at bay so Citizen To tell the honest truth do you roe will be imitated making it public long had deluded the friends and rela- ¬ think you are earning your salary Office Holder Man I earned it four and every Negro will be made to carry tives into the belief that the aged times over in the campaign Cincinnati nine knots to burn the other The woman might perhaps recover de- ¬ Enquired The accused Ne- ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ trial is being conducted in a lawful spite the verdict of her physician How to Wnsli with Ease manner and the committee have The demise of Mrs McKinley was Washing cannot be well done with a charge of the prisoners and will not painless All night long the members and inferior scant permit them to be sent to any jail of the family were watching and wait soap supply of hard waterthis necessary To skillfully perform During the trial Lewis broke down and ing for the time of dissolution work assort the clothes put the linens lirst ¬ confessed saying -- -- a respectable white farmer about 35 years of age were brutally killed with a club m the hands of Charles Lewis a Jblack fiend more devil than human Smith was working at a gin a few miles from his home which is situated about two and a half miles from Pearl river on the east bank in Lawrence county and in a wild country The house is off the main road and no white family lives within two miles of it although several Negro families Smith Lewis is a mulatto about 23 jears old and married It is believed that a general clean up will be made in that section of the country and that a num ber of Negroes will be lynched Wesson Miss Dec 11 Full partic- ¬ ulars of the most fiendish crime ever recorded have just come to hand Al- ¬ most the entire family of Brown Smith ¬ what somebody else has done Upon being allowed to talk further he said Get Will Powell and Andrew Its mighty hard for me to suffer for scene was enacted were President father entered after his days work at the end of the day she told him the name of the brute The four murdered children were found dying in the yard showing how they had struggled to escape the brute The father and husband immediately sounded the alarm and a posse was or- ¬ ganized and late Friday afternoon the Negro was captured carried to Monticello the county seat of Law ¬ rence couritv and at 7 oclock was car ried back to the scene of his crime where he was fnlly identified by the live near It was one of these Negroes who on Wednesday some time between noon and darkness crept up to Smiths house and most brutally assaulted Mrs Smith then brained her with a club and then to forever hide his crime lie began on the six children only sparing a babe which he left untouched The fiends work was not done as well as he thought for one of the chil¬ dren a little girl of five years of age regained consciousness and when her - little girlm - I egESrliEISCH M AN N1 millionaire Banker Manufacturer and Public Spirited Citizen Dead Cincinnati Dec 11 Hon Charles -- Fleischman the multi millionaire died from an attack of asthma at his home in Avondale at 430 oclock Friday morn- ¬ ing He was suddenly stricken Thurs ¬ day morning and physicians were im- ¬ mediately summoned to his bedside and examination showed that asthma had again made an attack upon Mr Fleischman and owing to his enfeebled condition the disease had gained a firm hold The family was at once notified and throughout the day and Thursday night was constantly at his bedside with the physicians Several times during the day it was thought the end was near but under the skillful treatment of the doctors he rallied but late Thursday night but little hope was entertained for his re- ¬ covery Several weeks ago Mr Fleischman suffered a paralytic stroke while aboard his yacht the Hiawatha but recovered Since Mr Fleischman returned to Cin ¬ cinnati two weeks ago he has not been himself owing to the change in the temperature which made his breathing extremely difficult No More Pugilistic 11 The police committee of the health and board of supervisors put the quietus upon the prize fighting- industry in this city for some time to come Friday by refusing any more permits for pugilistic or phjsical culture exhi This disposes bitions to the big club o Lavigne Hawkins-Connell- y of the Griff and the Smith Kelly matches Kx President Krr Sells Out Pittsburgh Pa Dec 11 William Kerr of the Pittsburgh baseball club has sold his entire inter ¬ est in flic club to P L Auten of Chi- ¬ cago This deal makes Mr Auten the owner of all the stock with the excep ¬ tion of ten or fifteen shares held by the ex pitcher John Tenner President Manager Watkins will have entire con- ¬ trol of the team Hair Pilled the Coflin Bloomington Ind Dec 11 Mrs James Bratney was buried here 37 years ago one nuu sjiuio jichi wiien she died but when the grave was opened Friday her hair was over six feet long and completely filled the cof-¬ - Around the deathbed when the final in a tub nearly full of hot water soap with When clean scald rruse Mc Ivory soap starch and hang on the line When dry Kinley his wife Mr Abner McKinley sprinkle fold and lay in a basket over Mrs Duncan and Miss Helen McKin ¬ night Iron carefully with well heated ley children of the aged woman The irons ELIZA R PARKER aged sister was there Mrs Abigail Os- ¬ There is no happiness in having and get borne the only one of the Allison fam- ¬ world is hut only in giving ily now living Mrs Bowman of Lor ¬ tingthe wrong scent in the half the of hapjii pursuit on ain Misses Grace and Mabel McKinley ness Henry Drummond James McKinlej7 Miss Duncan and The Last Man on Earth Jack Duncan grandchildren were all To recklessly experiment upon himself with in the sad partjr that witnessed the last scene in the gentle life The president hope of relief is the dyspeptic Yet the nosmaady are as the sands of the trums for and his wife remained at the bedside sea and this presumably about as efficacious for an hour after the end but bv four Indigestion that obstinate malady even if of oclock every meinber of the f amil- - had long perpetuity is eventually overcome with Hostetters Stomach Bitters an appetizing retired and which cures constipaFuneral services over the remains of tonic fever alterative bilious remittent rheution and ague Mrs Nancy Allison McKinley will be matism kidney complaint and feebleness held in the First M E church of this Oh Charles papa has lost all he She city at 1 oclock Tuesday afternoon had on the board of trade We are ruined1 Interment will follow in West Lawn lie Not ruined dear 1 have ust been cemetery just west of the city and elected to the city council Brooklyn Life Tuesday evening President McKinley Try Grain O Try Grain Ql and wife and officials from Washing ¬ Ask your grocer to day to show you a ton who attend the funeral will leave for the capitol reaching there about package of GRAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee The children noon Wednesday may drink without injury as well as the These arethe arrangements so far as adult All it who try it like it GRAIN 0 completed since the death of Mother bas that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java McKinley shortly after 2 oclock Sun- ¬ but it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomachs receive it without day morning 4 the It was at first thought by the family distressper 1package price of coffee 15c and 25 cts Sold by all grocers that the service should be of a more private nature held at the homestead A mans only chance to get a head in this It was soon learned however through world is to be born with one Chicago the pastor of Mrs McKinleys church News and members of the congregation as It is never too cold to cure Neuralgia well as from other friends that the With St Jacobs Oil Sure cure number of friends who desired It never does any good to look bored to pay their last tribute of re- ¬ Use a club Atchison Globe spect to the beloved woman by attending the obsequies could not be Hot and itchy as a frost bite Cooled and Soothed as a cure by St Jacobs Oil accommodated with such arrangements and church services were decided upon Never take a girls judgment of beauty The services will be short and simple Atchison Globe consisting of words of comfort and eulogy by the officiating clergymen and the singing of several favorite hymns by the choir Rev Dr Man- ¬ chester the pastor of the church has announced that it is his desire and Hoods Sarsaparilia CivesCompiete Relief Also Cures Catarrh that he will extend an invitation to I was troubled with rheumatism and have the ministers of all the churches of Canton present and assist in the cer had running sores on my face One of my friends advised me to try Hoods Sarsapa emonies Pallbearers have been selected from rilla which I did After talringy pb botflea Hoods Sarsaparilla hasalsa among the oZder members of the I was cured of catarrh cured me Miss Mamie church and those who for years have Ethier 4403 Moffitt Ave St Louis Mo been close neighbors of the deceased They are Judge William E Day Hon William A Lynch former Mayor It A Cassidy L L Miller W W Clark Is the best the One True Blood Purifier Judge T J McCarty David Zollars Hoods Pills cure constipation 25 cents former Mayor John F Blake TEXAS HEROES SPEAK PLAINLY At daylight Sunday morning at the suggestion of some of the older mem hers of the congregation that an old San Antonio Tex time custom now almost obsolete b writes In 18o2 I had observed to publicly announce the Chronic Dysentery and Periodical Con ¬ death the bell in the tower of the stipation Dr 31 A church slowly tolled off the years oi Simmons Liver Medi ¬ cine cured me thenand her age I have raised my Daugh ¬ It is a coincidence that Mrs McKin ter Miss Julia Bell ley died at almost the identical hour of whose picture I send on it Some Dealers try to the day as did her husband on Thanks force Zeilins Item giving five years ago rig Hlilift lator on me but I al ways return it Profuse Menstruation THE BIKE RACE v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Rri a umatism f Hoods SarsaparilSa fCcJ ¬ ¬ r JP ¬ ¬ Exhibitions Prancisco San Fjjancisco Cal Dec in San ¬ ¬ -- Ex-Preside- nt ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ Peet Short New Yokk Dec 13 The managers of the six day bike contest that was finished Saturday night in Madison Square garden now admit what lias been alleged since the second day oi the race that the track was short Sunday surveyors went over the course and although it was officially an nounced that the riders had not traveled a full mile for every nine laps just how short each mile was has not been given out When Miller finished winner of the race 2093 miles had been chalked up to his credit From what can be learned it is believed that the trach was something like 200 feet short to the miie and therefore the actual dis tance traveled was about 2014 miles Miller was 07 miles ahead of Kice the second man and thus the latter will have to his credit something like 140 miles Schin ner by the new figures will have beaten Hales old record of 1910 by about 15 miles instead of by 90 as the nominal figures recorded Saturday night indicated while Hale himself is much below his mark It is stated by the managers that the actual figures will not be given out until affi ¬ davits has been submitted by the surveyors who went over the course Sun ¬ day and until other formal steps have been taken to insure the correctness of the records made by the men Proba bly all this will have been accomplished by Monday when the prizes will be disAbout JJOO ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It is Now Admitted That the Track Was nent cure Flooding is alway3 an annoying and some times a very dangerous disorder When the menstrual discharge is natural it is so grad ¬ ual that by mixing with the vaginal secre tions it is prevented from coagulating while in this disease clots are often Formed Where there is a tendency to costiveness laxative doses of Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine should be taken and to give tone and strength to the pelvic organs jnons Squaw Vine Wine should Dr Sim be used continuously for weeks to effect a perma ¬ ¬ ssjftiiijhjn S5e3fiffEk Iiiver Medicine has saved many lives in s this malarial coun try It prevents Bil ¬ ious Malarial In ¬ Dr M A Simmons Dublin Tex writes and Congestion It thoroughly cleanses my system without any pain while the Zeilins Regulator AKvk rvrsrANc I used caused great uneasiness in bowels and griped I think it as far ahead of them as noonuay is ahead of midnight noiP3infuI Menstruation by disordered nervous system is Vitiated blood uterine derangements dis ¬ placement of womb excessive menstrua ¬ tion and often completely incapacitates suffering women for anything- except suffer ¬ ing untold agony For relief of pain apply cloths wet with hot water to back and hips For permanent cure take one tablcspoonful Dr Simmons Squaw Vino Wine before each meal for three days before and during the monthly period and each night durin the period take a dose of Dr M A Sim ¬ mons laver Medicine and cure is certain Keep Tour Eyes Open Some men for Ting to deceive the rvuvn YVf0ttU are iiuuu uniicd ienfc uu w iub oi f JJranfrht tclhncr u re- termittent jeever false same1 a3 M A S T Tf luui jjwiui tho neonlr rrv There is none genuine without the nun iutosrapa or JurilA ia 7sllZ 4 fin tributed ¬ The North Atlantic Squadron New Yokk Dec 11 The North At- ¬ lantic squadron according to informa- ¬ ¬ French Expedition Massacred 13 The Mouvement Geographique which on Tuesday last tion given out at the navy yard Fri ¬ announced that a French expedition day will be on its way south by the under Maj Marchand while on its way Repairs on the up the Nile had been massacred near 15th of the month warships have been hastened as rapidly Bahrelghazel says Saturday that only as possible and the work will be com- ¬ two officers of the expedition escaped one of whom is Maj Marchand pleted by Monday Brussels Dec What organ shalllbicy lohy not buy the one W which holds the worlds record for largest sales the ¬ toPi Dec 11 Harr- Alexander of San Jose was hanged at an Quentin penitentiary at 1031 cially announced Saturday that the re port that Germany would evacuate LDcloclv Friday morning for the mur Jer of Miss Wallbergen Fielner a ad Kiao Chou bay for a coaling station in the Sam Sah inlet was unbounded Vinanzi Crczelti August 9 1S90 Double Murderer Hanged San Fuancisco Germany Will Not Evacuate Kiao Chou Bay 13 Berlin Dec It was semi offi ¬ ESTEY to Estcy Organ Company BrattleboroVt ONLY PERFECT VAPflR RATH r eartli Hygiesic Lawt Cabism Co Nashville Tcna0 Write for Illustrated Pit ritT - VWV7T no---- - IT THE BOURBON NEWS TU w LOOKING FOR A FACE Kb DECEMBER 14 1897 Pft te Be Trusted Anions the MicavrberM imanNibley isnt to be trusted Polly wog I suppose it will be prettj ike advantage of you quicker quiet in the Klondike all winter yruik if he saw a chance to do Jolly dog Well I dont know I expect there wilL be a good many things 2Bg do you know that turn up there tgjjjjjffierheard him and his wife in an Polly wog What arwaitnt last night and when he saw Jollydog Toes Town Topics thlTflihe was getting ahead of him he In Union There Is Strength yelk Look out I Theres a mouse Why is it asked the philosopher Cttreland Leader that misfortunes never come singly An ImimitAblc LaiT Cant say replied the other man rWtItKarletys the spice of life unless it is that on account of the MhB3 fcxou cannot rearrange it reception they get theyre afraid to 35ven a hundred dollar bill N Y Journal travel alone lis no good till you change It Washington Star Her Loss Was Hit Gain OUT OF SIGHT Bullett Lambely made 50000 by a single transaction in oil yesterday Dearett Is it possible How did h6 manage it Bullett A rich aunt of his tried to start a fire with a can of it Chicago -- I am resigned and trinl to strengthen Her trembling featureo with a stricken smile And when these cold winds pass the days will lengthen I shall be braver In a little while So soon the fallen work was reinspected Small childrens frocks and socks of everysaid The trifling task the duty long neglected Was takeit up and done and put awaj But when ach market eve drew near its resting She wandered desolate Into the town TWhere laden fathers laughed with children jesting The great tears rose again and trickled day the straw as the saying is I hypnotized Whidby and tried to make him commit the deed but failed My first intention was to lay the crime on him but after I left the house I wrote the notes and scattered them about town to keep the young man from being suspected I hated them both one for stealing and the other for being the person who would eventually get the bene- ¬ fit of the money but I could not let another suffer for a deed of mine If you come as soon as you get this to 567 Mott street where I have a room top floor front you may do with me as you like I shall wait for you THOMAS HAMPTON FABLEIGH when lie liad read the letter Hendricks was silent Any answer sir The messenger hoy stood waiting in the open door ¬ way No But wait cried the detective Do you know what time this message was left at your office The in- ¬ About nine sir I think structions were to deliver it exactly at Is it a trap asked Dr Lampkin down Bometimes a voice with something of the sweetness Of his dear tones would vibrate through -- the heat Ofttimes a step with something of the fleetness j X - Of his dear feet would echo in the street iAnd at the stej or tone the little city one oclock The flare of lamps the light jest and the Ah Hendricks pulled his beard feud IDied out of her the stars grew dim with thoughtfully as he looked at a clock on pity You are punctual the wall In silence trod the phantom multitude The man said that it must be taken But with her Angers clinchd and pulses i I St j Tall gray haired dark skinned fel-¬ She passd along in agonized despair The soul within her eyes alive with yearn low ing Yes sir To see again a face that was not there Has anyone called to ask about it Bach cottage room seemd to be waiting since it was left daily No sir I have been in the office His sure approach and when the sun ever since was kind JWTien in the lanes the bonny birds sang The conversation paused for a mo ¬ ¬ i burning exactly on time Ft ment then the detective seemed to col- ¬ lect his thoughts with a start He gave the boy a qaiarter Call a cab for us at once as you go He turned out Have it at the door track to the doctor as the boy went down the lAJid looking out the mothers white lips trembled stairs There would be much to do if he came We must go to Mott street at once back Are you sure you feel like it Her children grew in virtue and in glad ¬ Nothing could please me more It ness seems to me that you have been doing To be her blessings and enrich her days I want to get into it INo shadows fell on them from her sweet all the work She watchd to see his shadow pass the blind fWithin the garden wayside weeds assem- ¬ bled The lace like checkweed wove its tender saily sadness CHAPTER XLX Kind words and actions glorified their ways Hardly a more disreputable spot DBut while her soul grew greater for the could have been found in all New York giving Through sacrifice and gain through flame than the immediate vicinity of the and frost Through each long hour of every day of living Its hunger strengthened for the love It lost Edith Rutter in Chambers Journal From Clue to Climax BY WHX tf HARBEN Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co CHAPTER XVni CoNTiNUED He recognized me and singled me out with a bow and a smile then stepped down from the stage and held out his hand cordially I am glad to meet you Mr Hen ¬ dricks he said I hope my talk will bot bore you that is if jrou have de- ¬ cided to let me make it Go ahead by all means I replied shall be interested I He thanked me and went back on very eloquent smooth way about hypnotism and called several men up to be hypnotized He made them do a number of laughable things and then asked them to take their seats in the audience While he was doing this change come over his face that I saw a not I could interpret He seemed to be ¬ come depressed He leaned forward fwith a hand on each side of his table and said Now gentlemen I am going ito show you a mechanical arrangement that will interest you Then he turned and went behind the scenes It did not take me half a minute to emell a mouse I sprang over the foot lights and surprised theboy who had ibeen assisting him by suddenly rushing into the dressing room Where is Mr Farleigh I asked Gone the boy replied He told me rto tell you he had changed his mind and rwould not wait for you The lecture is the stage He talked for 20 minutes in a house to which they had been directed Along the street were several opium dens dimly lighted and on the corner not far away a man was selling hot sausages from a steaming vessel over a charcoal fire As Hendricks and the doctor were alighting from the cab near the house to which they were going a solitary policeman approached and was about to pass when Hendricks called to him The detective introduced himself and told the astonished fellow to stand in readiness near the door of No 5G7 The policeman consented evidently highly flattered at being in the service of the famous detective As they went up the steps to the little stoop Hendricks advised the policeman to pass on so as not to be noticed by whoever opened the door Thedetective rang There was a faint light shining through the girimy transom over the door but no sound came from within Hendricks rang again and when the clanging of the bell had died away a door beneath the stoop opened a chain rattled against an iron gate and a wom- ¬ an half clad and with hair disheveled came out amidst a heap of garbage and ash barrels and glared up at them What do ye want she asked crust- ay- - asked Hendricks Hardly the doctor replied I dont think the creature was ever born who could in that way put himself to sleep while facing eternity especially after committing a crime His conscience would not allow it Dr Lampkin bent forward and made a close examination of the dead mans features Poor fel ¬ He evidently tried to low he said sleep I think he wanted to be found with a smile on his face But he failed Even in death he shows the awful dread he must have had There is no doubt that he mentally suffered Do you Icnow what a friend of mine is doing He is making a study of the features of the dead for the purpose of scientifical- ¬ ly proving to people who dont believe in the immortality of the soul that there is a future life He says if only our sight were educated sufficiently we could read on the faces of dead people expressions that could not be put there by mortal thought expressions that are formed just as the awakened soul is leaving the body I agree with him that it is a great field for study He is an artist and has painted the strong ¬ est picture that I have ever seen It is the living face of a man distorted by the worst of human passions and by its side is the same face after death wear- ¬ ing the spiritual expression I men- ¬ tioned I hope Hendricks remarked with a shudder as he glanced at the dead mans features your friend would not argue that the horrible expressions on the faces of some suicides would prove that that they have no chance you know Not at all replied the doctor He says the soul is simply separated from the body so hastily that there is no time for it to leave its real expression But we are certainly en a gruesome subject I suppose Farleigh used the cotton bat ¬ ting to close up the chinks in the door to deaden the sound of the pistol Hendricks nodded lowered the gas and led his friend down to the street He hastily explained to the policeman what had happened and told him to stand guard at the place till he could summon the coroner I suppose you are going to notify the ob ¬ coroner the first thing you do served Dr Lampkin as they were en- ¬ tering a telegraph office on Broadway Hendricks took a blank from the desk and without replying hastily wrote a message When he had finished it he handed it to his friend with a hearty smile Thats the first thing on the pro- ¬ gramme and I thank God that I am able Can He calculated on a painless death by hypnotizing him self to sleep Dr Lampkin see I ¬ it be done ¬ SCHOOL AND CHURCH7 The Womans Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church has raised during the past year 31393 the largest sum in any year of its history The first of the Booth Tucker colonies in the west has been established at Soledad in California Another is to be organized in the Arkansas valley in Colorado where the Salvation Army commander has an option in a3000 acre ¬ 8K News Rev Dr Primrose You say if you had a good suit of clothes you would be able to make a living Weary Haggles Yes sir Den dey wudnt chase me away from de free lunch N Y World Wliy Pete Got Off Sharper This is the best Vigilant Jedge this makes th fifth scheme that Ive found to keep John time th blamed rope has broke frgmfurinking It works splendidly Judge Wall let him go This har community cant afford t waste any In Clover lMrs moro valuable hemp on sech a wut hless cuss es Pete N Y World church bazar without me Why not His Natural Protector I never let my husband go to a Because those other women would sell him every useless and expensive thing in the place Chicago Record He it does 2John JtHk to himself N Y Herald A tr inquired horses as flyers Charley young Mrs Torkins Snd after profound contemplation heriusband answered I dont know unless its because riches have wings -- Washington Star 3m w Plausible Gncss makes them reter to race pected to be married next month and he was wild She What did he say Bet your life He He wanted to know why w couldnt make it next week Puck I told your father that we Impatient ex- ¬ The Chicago synod of the Reformed Episcopal church stands loyally by Bishop Cheney in his protest against the action of the general council in re¬ gard to ecclesiastical vestments The English synod has also expressed its sympathy with the protest against re-¬ strictive legislation The Presbyterian board of foreign missions reports the receipt in October of 36181 an advance of 873 on the re¬ ceipts for October 1896 The total re- ¬ ceipts since May 1 have been 176269 a gain over the previous year of 1986 Toward the debt of 97454 there have been received in cash and pledges 33 706 leaving 63747 to be raised The Methodist Preedmans Aid so ¬ ciety which ha5 just held its annual meeting in Brooklyn reports receipts of 261562 during the year The expen- ¬ ditures were 292439 There are in the south it was stated 262038 colored and 320229 white communicants a gain the past year of 1816 colored and 6015 white communicants The society has 47 schools with 9213 students The Church extension society of the Methodist Episcopal church held its an ¬ nual session recently in Philadelphia where its headquarters are The report of the treasurer shows receipts from conference collections and other sources of 15S863 from gifts which go to swell the capital 22956 and from loans re ¬ turned 59678 making a total foT the year of 241497 Donations of 57325 were granted and loans of 79200 QUEER WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Words Whose Meanings Vary Accord Ins to the Country Where Used Of special interest to the exporting merchants of the United States is the compilation recently issued by the state department of the weights and measures of foreign countries All the information given is valuable and some of it is decidedly curious Thus the word barrel in Spain used alone means 100 pounds of raisins but in Malta it is the official custom term for 114 gallons The word candy in India means 500 pounds in Madras and 529 pounds in Bombay In the Spanish language pie means a measure equal to nine tenths of the English foot tract Jnllns CeasarM Job What do you know of Julius Caesar was a question at a recent school ex ainination He wrote elementary Latin workb for the lower forms was the written reply Household World s to do it Murderer of Strong just suicided leav- ¬ ing complete confession Whidby shall be released to morrow LAMPKIN AND HENDRICKS Will it be so soon as that the doc ¬ Miss Annette Delmar ran the message a person calling for a sho pronounced shoe in Japan receives 1 6 10 quarts of something In Germany the word last refers to On the other hand i tor asked Yes I a telegraphic report from the chief of police here will do the worki can suppose said Lampkin Not before I fire a message at Whid ¬ by said Hendricks There is no will be happy enough when she gets this telegram Now you will inform the coroner I mahethat Butittitfeirr J We have an appointment with a M r a coroners jury long to give a verdict when they read the confession Farleigh who has a room here I think The next day at 12 oclock Hen ¬ Hendricks replied dricks called at Dr Lampkins office A purty timeo night for it snarled He found the doctor alone But I promised the gin the woman I Its all right he exclaimed tleman to let ye in an so if yell wait thought youd want to feel sure about till I come up Ill open the door it so Iranup The news has just reached In a minute she admitted them the police here that everything is satis- ¬ Ye was to go up to his room the top factory Whidby is out by this time floor froat ye cant miss it I would Heres something you are interested go up ahead o ye but Im that stiff in He handed the doctor a telegram that- rwas as follows It Well get there all right Hendricks Minr 1 Hendricks and Dr Lampkin We wont New York interrupted passing her God bless you both I never was so hap ¬ be long Would you mind leaving the py in my life Papa went with me to the door unlocked I am dying Not at all sir she replied The de ¬ jail to seo Alfredcome down if to thank you personally Do you possibly tective thanked her and went up the can hurry about the other It wont take U Which way did he go I asked The stage door sir said the boy I tried the door It was locked on the outside It would have been folly to iforce it He had escaped me I went quietly out at the front door leaving the audience impatiently waiting for Jthe return of the lecturer and his me- ¬ Since then I chanical arrangement every possible hole lhave been searching fthat a man might have run into but am dead tired and have been taken in worse ithan I ever was before said Dr Lampkin Remarkable I cant make it out Do thoughtfully lyou think he did it for the fun of the to No Im sure he really meantand said Hendricks Iceep his word hanire his plans Perhaps it was the awful fear of the gallows brought vividly to his mind by seeing you there suggested Dr Lamp- fkin Hendricks made no reply but with corrugated brow and impatient stride continued his walk to and fro said the doctor Lie down here uTvelax your body and let me put you This sort of thing will do no i o sleep igood you wont be able to work to imorrow soff for to night stairs it The door of the room in the front ohv the top floor was closed There was a transom over it but no light shone through Hendricks knocked and wait- ¬ ed Then he put his hands on the latch As he did so Dr Lampkin drew his re ¬ volver Hendricks laughed grimly Put it up he muttered You wont need f ANNETTE DELMAR thing that something suddenly caused him to Hendricks threw himself on the llounge but at the sound of footsteps on the stairs sprang up expectantly The he muttered Thank God door opened and a messenger boy in blue uniform entered and handed the It is from our man detective a letter as he opened it said Hendricks want to break faith with you this evening ibut I had to do it The truth is something occurred to me that I must attend to before giving myself up and l was airam you would not give me the time I want as Ht Dear Sir the letter said I did not m possible tle sensation over this matter asmy my sister and little on account of nephew whose name I so thoughtlessly fused Through them you haveme in your Ipower I would not otherwise give up so easily I confess I killed Richard N iStrong He deliberately obbed me and I heard i ha wns Jhas wrecked my life Wbout to marry a younjr lady and that was The door was not fastened Hen- ¬ dricks pushed it open and as he did so some strips of cotton batting fell to the floor from the side and the top The room was very dark The outside blinds had been closed and the curtains drawn so that no light came in from the street below nor from the moon above The detective struck a match and ghted the gas near the door The yel- ¬ low glare filled the room and revealed a gruesome sight A bed stood in the righthand corner and on his side his face to the windows lay the body of a man A 44 caliber old stjle pistol had been tied to the back of a chair in such a way that the muzzle was within three inches of a dark hole in the mans tem ¬ ple Original idea was Hendricks first observation He pointed to a faint line of ashes from the chair across the bare floor to the airhole of a little stove in the fireplace I cant understand it said Dr Lampkin stoopingto examine the ashes Hendricks opened the door of the stove I have never seen this method be ¬ fore he said reflectively The line of ashes was made bv a fuse runninsr from the tube of the jistol to a candle in the stove See here are the remains 0 the wick and some of the tallow The fuse was fastened in the end of the candle he lit it closed the door of the stove to keep the light from disturbing him and lay there waiting for it to burn down to the fuse and thus fire the pistol It must have been his intention to have death come npon him while he was asleep My God what anidea exclaimed 1 J3r Lampkin folded the telegram and put it into the envelope Hendricks had thrown himself on a lounge and was gazing up at the ceiling Well shall you go Dr Lampkin asked I hardly know said the detective It would be nice to see that boy and girl happy together and know that we had something to do with it If I had failed to carry my point in Whidbys case it would have driven me crazy I should never have tried to do another piece of detective work so long as I lived But I cant get away easily just now for I have the Sixth avenue jew- ¬ elers matter to dig at Perhaps we can both go a little later THE END f j Cnte Prophet A man who had lost a leg witnessing some wonderful cures said to have been performed by Mormon preachers joined that sect in the hope of getting healed The preachers referred him to Young as the only prophet among them capable of treating such cases as his So oft to Salt Lake City he went and presented himself before Young tha Mormon leader was equal to the emergency He assured the man he could cause another limb to come in place of the lost mem- ¬ ber but called his attention to the fact that he had but a few vears vet to live while there was an eternity beyond the grave And if 1 now give you another leg said the prophet you will not only have this one when you get to Heaven but also the one which you lost so you will go through all eternity on three legs Horrified by such a pros ¬ pect the man retired satisfied to get through the remainder of his years on earth with the aid of liis crutches Pittsburgh Dispatch Suits of a uniform cojor and pattern for soldiers in the British army date from 1G74 when the Poot guards were clad in gray The introduction of a A ¬ and Siamese for 2y2 pounds The Spanish word f anega has prob- ¬ ably the most diversified meaning of any in the list Standard Spanish dic- ¬ tionaries describe t as a common unit of dry measure nearly equivalent to the English bushel and so in truth it lit in Spain but in Chili it means 2ys bush els in Uruguay 388 bushels in Ven¬ ezuela and Central America iys bush- ¬ els In Colombia the word has for the most part retained its original meaning A VIEW OVER THE FENCE but locally the usage varies thus on Count Goluehowski Say American competition is ruining us Europeans the west coast a fanega of salt is 110 Uncle Sam And then again perhaps that soil needs clearing pounds and in El Choco a fanega of corn is only 32 pounds Here it may be parenthetically remarked that the Depends on tlvc Kind Xo Secret Spanish language abounds in words of How do you keep your cat Is it true that Mr Joues talks like a So sleek and fat a metaphorical meaning Thus from book she asked Why thats the least of labora Yes he replied fanega a bushel is derived fane like oue of these We only have to keep Chi- ¬ gada a small farm and afanegadas ungrammatical dialect novels sleep Him here to He boards round witR the neighbors cago Post abundance of plenty A farmer asked Chicago Tribune about his crops would reply in case Applied Reason the yield was abundant a fanegadas A Blonlc Prospect There are things in this world more I and it would be equally proper to Bill Collector authoritatively valuable than money 1113 son say of a man who had money see Mr Neverpay immediately I know it Thats the reason I want wish to plata a fanegadas burn Shrewd Servant You cant see him to Detroit money to buy them with now Hes gone to bed so we can wash meaning that he had bushels of money Free Press Arroba is a measure of weight his flannels N Y Weekly meaning 32 1 3 pounds in Brazil and He Was All Itiht JOVE 25 1 3 pounds throughout the rest of They say that the Italian count she South America Arshure is a Rus ¬ married turned out to be an organ Tsian yard of 28 English inches Most grinder AfffiJ European countries have adopted the Well at anv rate he had a handle to J rJ irmetric system and metres kilos and Brooklyn Life his naiie litres are in common use but some Tramp s Excnxe if Ayou queer names of widely different mean- ¬ work if you had a Would ing still linger in Denmark and Sweden chance For example tonde in Denmark Mhaam it is against my principles to means 394 bushels while tunna m have anything to do with games of Sweden means 4 bushels Again chancel5 N Y Truth tondland in Denmark means 13R v acres while tunnland in Sweden A Fading IinprciMion means 122 acres N Y Sun What was that man to whom you ¬ 4 two metric tons or 4400 pounds Eng ¬ lish but in England it stands for 2 bushels of dry malt Dun is Japanese for one inch and li Chinese for 2115 feet In Palestine rottle means 6 pounds but only 54 pounds in the neighboring country Syria Seer is Indian for 1 pound and 13 ounces Salm is Maltese for 490 pounds and pund Russian for 36 pounds A catty in China Japan and Java means 1 1 3 pounds but in Sumatra it means nearly twice that weight The word coyau is Sarawak for 3 pounds niin flglZ - 11F 1 1 F 1 bowetlSjust now J but it seems to me 1 used to be engaged io 7 cant remember what his name is ¬ hirasjgsp Ghieago Record boy was asked was the innocent but signifi- ¬ Oh cant answer by getting up everj time L fell down Tit Bits You Editorc 1 wrote it survey i t scurvy have Proof Reader Its about Alaska Wbatthe difference N Y Truth Lapsns Linguae Physician Put out your tongue Patient Oh doctor no tongue can dq justice to the torments I am Within suffer-Ing-rEnqui- iTlie Only War to Learn How did you learn tosUateValittle Everything CSoe re A - moral Certainty rejrular uniform for sailors dates f rom1748 when the custom a rv blue iackftt ft stase obscurlns tbonnet became Chicago maiden should lPWpirVriier foot down upon it VWSfeM --Harlem hlU would suppress for go Jd Daughter Papa did you know mam tally disturbed about something Sud- ma long before you married her denly they stopped and he accosted a Papa Iso I didt know her until passing footman with the question long after we were married Say mister kin you tell me the way to the upper gap The gentleman addressed was non A Good Kecoumicndntlon plussed Mother Do you think Mr Harvey is I dont understand he said a nice young man We want ter go ter th Centennial Beatrice Why yes mamma Hes beer i engaged to six of the swellcst girls an are lookin fer the upper gap The dawn of intelligence appeared on in the city Judge the countenance of the gentleman and After Taking he directed the rural pair to the Cedar It is true 1 cant sing very well said street entrance Nashville Banner the cat that had just swallowed tht Not Qnite Useless canary but I have a good deal of music Teachers -- So youve forgotten al Chicago Tribune in me all the same ready what T told you yesterday Made lleriir Heard Whats the use of your head Johnn Did vourcook leave you without no Miggs tice Johnny Miggs Please sir to keep Not- - exactly We heard- the explo my collar on PickMe Up sian Tovu Topics Up-to-Da- tc - A young man and young lady were d walking out Cedar street west of the capitol They seemed men ¬ hand-in-han- From the Tennessee Mountains ¬ ¬ - Se3 4 yal manes the food pure wholesome and delicious THE BOURBON NRWJPOESDAY GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS DECEMBER Ind 141897 Theatrical And Otherwise -- Remarks In The Foyer Cabin It is said that an Uncle TomsAlaska Co has invaded Dawson City Eads Bernard Thornton joined the¬ Eleanore Newton Company at Washington D C Wastln in Cnlldrtn I lURS LAURA WEISHAUF Of Murry Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules The Wright Medical Co Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 Last firm t nvvJaori a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from L C Dear Sirs Columbus Ohio flmrrcrict ft POWDER Absolute Pure NEW YORK tt i by the se Ot COtrs Ilmon of Castellane Anna Cod Liver Oil and the Hypophos- The Countess de ac Gould vill apply for a divorce on phites of Lime and Soda While wantonness m it is a scientific fact that cod liver count of her husbands spending Jay Goulds millions oil is the most digestible oU in ex- V istence in -- can Be overcome in almost all cases ¬ the t InOld Kentucky is packing Columbia theatre in San Francisco The pickaninny band comes in for great applause This is the plays fifth visit to Frisco 0 EMULSION it is not only palatable but it is j W mOTT JU omach troable 5mJ I been afflicted for more than lo years Since taking your Cap- sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well Icaneatany nthfully say that I have n0t felfc better year Ts daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Holiday groceries spectf miy etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select stock If M RS Laura Weishatjft you want good goods you will find just that sprt at my store I will W T Brooks SJd byv Send ailHvPBo at 5c and 100 be pleased to fill yourorder and assure you the very best goods to be per box u r afi wu Wright Med Co Columbuskuoicil lJ iuq had Ohio for trial size free Slh W fn Davennorr for uirmnn HOLDDAYSTOCK NEWT MITCHELL THE POPULAR GROCER --- -- f4 ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO miaBai tie p H Seventeenth Year Established mini mi 1881 ¬ Published every Tuesday and JFriday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUOE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc nay able to the order of Champ Meuleb ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first inser rates each tion halfor reading insertion thereafter per notices ten centB Locals line eaoh insertion Locals In blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions or lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar3s cards of thanfes calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ¬ ments and yearly cards ¬ this already digested and made ready week at Champgnions French Peas absorption by the St Louis relatives named Dam in re tor immediate Shrimp Salmon Sardines tf Davis Thomson Isgrig also combined with cently sent the following congratula- system It is the hypophosphitei which PearlJHorxiiny Rice Oat Meal Rolled Oats tory telegram to a Kansas City brideIn cut glass latest cuts and supply a food not only for Accept congratulations from groom 4Vh J TTT Olives Capers Chow Chow Tabasco Sauce 11 t4Jmt m lusuw ui 4W a dwj Uj1 Y cvycdl JJctbOerilS mt Jjv oui fttTTAfl4 Well COme the whole Damm family for the Bones and nerves and sse it Our stock and prices Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Imported Macaroni DomestiCaMacaroni Mrs McKinley recently gave special The Pure Maple Syrup Pure Buckwheat Flour permission to John Phillip Sousa ru nu z tu does not supply proper new to dedicate to her his tvn nee meat March King nourishment nnmnnBiHmi insr finished and which Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion St that the Nancamp Tomato Catsup Nancamp Pork and Beans are on the wrapper Miraculous will be called The Lady of the White man and fish All druggists 50c and xo RECEIVED FROM House Choice Celery Baltimore Oysters BOWNE Chemists NewYoric SCOTT buyers ¬ ¬ Good times for shoe EVAPORATED FRUITS Peaches Prunes Apricots -- Pears ¬ W m Benefit member of the Siege of Vicksburg Company will shortly go on the road Miss Marie with his own company Oldham a Shakespearean reader of Lexington will be a leading member The repertoire will include Ingomar Hay and wife dined and other plays Ambassador with the Queen Friday afternoon and Now Jet Bpent the night at the castle Biff Hall Chicago correspondent of revilers of Bayard howl the N Y Dramatic Mirror says that a Ex President Cleveland is duck large crowd welcomed Richard Golden hunting in South Carolina Mr Bryan and Katherine Germaine in the Isle of is hunting silver information in Mexico Champagne the other night at the Schiller and enjoyed a bright performThe Nation monrns with President ance The Isle of Champagne comes McKiuley in the loss of his beloved to Paris in January ¬ John McCracken of Lexington a Dr Miles New Heart Cure IN MEIHORIAM An incident that recalls to mind the life of JiillzubetU daughter of Owen Land JHttle Davis who died December 8th1807 aged iiue years Whei the last Springtime came with the soug of the birds and usj tbe early flowers beg mi to put up their tieads this bright young gin enme riding along on her wheel so gmcef ully with other young children as they sped along we thought how like the Spring tlineare these little ones what promise and hope for the future their cherry childish voices rang out upon the balmy air We said this is indeed life the bud time of ex ¬ istence And as the Spring progressed the leaves expanded and the flowers blossomed frequently we saw this sweet you g child putting on new life and lovliness we still t ought how full of life she was The Spring went and tue Summer came Time con ¬ tinued to ride on its wheel rolling in the sea- ¬ sons in due time The grain ripened with the fruits of the year The chill of Winter came around and the voice of the birds was hushed The flowers had ceased to bloom and had perished on their parent stem It was then that we missed our young friend She was ill Time still went on riding upon Its remorseless wheel and in a few snort weeks our young friend passed away teach 1 gus slil another letson That in the midst of life we are 111 death Yet our hearts are full of hope and we look away to he glad Springtime of the resurrection morn where beauty and lovi mess shallnever fade and then we will meet again this happy child riding upon angels wings There i a Reaper whose name is Eeath rind with his MCkle keen He ix aps tne bearded grain at a breath And the flowers that grow betveeu rthall 1 have naught that is fair4 saith he Have naught but the bearded gram i hough the breath of these flowers is sweet to mt I will give tb Bin all back again a He gazed at the flowers with tearfuTeyes 01 uisaeu meir uruopiug leaves It was for the Liord of Paradise v He bound them in his sheav s t H i1 gay MyTiOrdhas need of these flowerets The Reaper said and t miled Dear tokens of the earth are they Where he was once a child They shall all bloom In fields of light Transplanted by my care And -- amts upon their garments white T -- ISGRIG TURKEYS Finest Chocolate Candies i x Mixed and Stick Candies Almonds Pecans FilbeYts Cream Nuts London Layer Raisins Citron Figs Dates Seedless Raisins Loosed Muscatel Raisins NEWTON MITCHELL TESE GROCER MainSt adjoining Northern Bank P BABCOOK of Avoca N Y a veteran of the 3rd N Y Artillery and for thirty years of the Babcock Paris Ky mother- - 1 fte i V 4 4a John Philip Sousa has completed all of Hawaii annexation the arrangements for the European tour of his band next summer The organi- ¬ SCINTILLATIONS zation will sail from New York on May An Interesting Jumble Of News And 25 and spend 14 weeks abroad playing Comment in all the principal cities in Europe Sixty musicians will comprise the band Raiders near Mt Sterling town Indeed are funny men and there will be two soloists a vocal- ¬ They chop the tollgates down ist and an instrumentalist Then chop thm up again Typhoid fever is raging in Montgom- ¬ Clara Morris the emotional actress is ery stories based Danville will have a new telephone ex-¬ writiner a series of short Tbt nnon incidents in her own life change John Hickey first of these called Green goodR men are fishing for Ken- ¬ Coachman is to be published in th tucky suckers January Ladies Home Journal artl The Australian rabbit may become a shows all the marks of an experienced pest in Kentucky story writer Yet it is the actress first A thief etole crepe off the door of a story house in Newport Two girls who joined the Gypsy Maid A large audience in which were many Co were captured at Paducah of the best known ladies and gentlemn Wild turkeys by hundreds are fiying of Paris witnessed the successful Cake around the river at Morgantown Walk given Friday night at the opera Theodore Durrant double murderer house under the management of Buck will be hanged January 7th at San Freeman Every number of the program received generous applause espeFrancisco Mahala Gibson of Hickman com- ¬ cially the soDgs Rocked In The Cradle mitted suicide by hanging herself The of The Deep sung by Chas Anderson and I Keeps Mah Razzah Shahp sung suicide was the result of a love affair by Spears Patterson In the star event Hon Charles Fleischmann prominent the cake walk the first prize was won as a distiller politician and turfman by Gus White and Annie Miller and He was a died at Cincinnati Friday the second by Chick Piper and Maggie millionaire Helvey Another cake walk will be The Danville Advocate suggests the given early in January building of an electric railroad line See Hintons display of onyx and from Danville to Hickman on Ken ¬ tucky river believing it would give brass tables -riyer competition and lower freight Arbuckle Lion and Levering coffees rates 10 cents per pound Fee Son Congressman Fitzpatrick will introCash bjiyers can get double value to- ¬ duce abill for a public building at Mt Sterling A sub committee will be ap- ¬ day at Davis Thomson Isgrig tf pointed to morrow to consider the var ions public building bills that were fa- ¬ Be good and you will ba lone- vorably reported to the last Congress some j Mark Twains new book tf It is doubtful if they get any farther The than the calpndar this season An elegant line of pictures at J T Paris public building bill was favorably Hintons reported last season Tariff does not affect our Gov Bradley has received letters from Thos P Hill of Stanford declin- ¬ goods as they were bought and ing the appointment as Battleship Com- ¬ imported before the duty was put missioner from the Eighth district He on them FORD CO appointed P M McRoberts instead on Hills suggestion A T Wood of Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Mt Sterling i he Tenth district alBO liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists declined and the Governor appointed o The Northwesterns dividends tc Robert H Winn of Mt Sterling A large number of letters have been re- ¬ policy holders are unequaled and to ceived accepting the commissions procure Northwestern dividends you must carry Northwestern insurance tf Awarded ¬ ¬ ¬ Czar Reed is sai 1 to be against the write to express my gratitude forthemirac lous benefit received from Dr Miles Heart Cure I suffered for years as result of army life from sciatica which affected my heart in the worst form my limbs swelled from the ankles up I bloated until I was unable to button my clothing had sharp pains about the heart smothering spells and shortness of breath For three months I was unable to lie down and all the sleep I got was in an arm chair I was treated by the best doctors but gradually grew worse About a year ago I commenced taking Dr lilies New Heart Cure and it saved my life as if by a miracle are sold by all drug ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottla benefits or money re ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Munsel Carriage Co of Auburn says I Buck and Bills Furniture Windowp Shades Oil Barber Shop Cloths Carpets Mattresses DEALER IN GEO W DAVIS Etc 270 ing and Repairing Special attention given to Undertak- - For first class work Three first class barbers All work done strictly first class Nest door to Bourbon Bank 4nov tf Main Street - - - Pabis Ky New Laundry Agency Dr Miles Kemedies i V-- - H 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 Clays drug store will left at Clarke receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf Ladies get you a hand welt lace or button three styles of toe and made of nice soft kid that has wearing quality 3 shoe RION CLA n Bruce Holladay blos oms wear And the mother gave In tears andfpain Thee sacred The flowers she most did love i She knew she should find them all agaiu In the fields of light above O not in cruelty not In wrath A The Reaper came that day Twas an Angel visited the greeularth TyJ And took the flowers away A SPLENDID GIFT T Fresh celery oysters and cranberries FEEf SON The Passenger Department of the C and O Railway advises The News that the supply of their F F V- Playing - Carda has bf en entirely exhausted and they are no longer enabled to till orders tor cards To Cure A Cold In OneDay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the paoney if it fails to cure 25c For sale hy W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky WL DOUGLAS by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 83 GO 84 OO and 8500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S350 and S200 shoes for men S50 SSOO and SlTS for boys and youths W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoo ever offered at the prices They are mado In all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata- ¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by 14 3 SHOE years this For shoe theeWord- - GETTING READY Every expectant mother has a trying ordeal to face If she does not Does yonr Husband Wife or Friend drive very much Try one for a present J P KIELY ALSO A SPLENDID LINE OF A CHRiSTMASjgift that will please any i and every ody Following the Equa- ¬ tor Mark Twains last and best Order at once if you want it for Pictures JRugs Lamps Christmas Sold only by subscription Comforts Fancy Rockers Sideboards 16nov tf A C Adair Agent Wrights C X iV jj liBP tty v9 a Highest Honors Dlt Worlds Fair Takes the cake our tumblers Nothing like it has been offered ¬ sickness relaxes the overstrained mus- ¬ The dancing class recently organized cles relieves the distended feeling short¬ The Northwestern is carrying nearly by Prof Herod Osborne is progressing ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer- ¬ 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ rapidly The lessons are given on tain without any dangerous after effects zens Call on R P Dow Jr for and Friday evenings Mothers Friend is good for only one particulars 26oc 8t New pupils will be taken at any time purpose viz to relieve motherhood of or private instruction will be given danger and pain A C Adair has the agency for Mark on the professor for particulars Call Following the new book 1 dollar per bottl at aU drug afcoceeor sent Twains The regular lessons are given at Odd by mail on receipt of price It is decidedly the best book MOST PERFECT MADE Free Books containing rateable informa ¬ Equator Fellows Hall Many of Bourbons tion for women will bo saatiany addrea the great humorist has written and has A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free upon application to had a very large advance sale Sold dancers from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant prettiest and most graceful THE BRADPIELD RBOULATORrCO were former pupils of Prof Osborne 16nov tf only by subscription YEARS THE STANDARD uniMia ff 2t i POWDffl mm CREAM 1 Hassocks Chamber ets Music Racks Japanese Screens Fancy Mirrors FORD 00 is the best help you can us at this time Leather Couches Table Covers Hat Racks FORD CO apIt is a liniment and when regularly Insure in the Northwestern to Wood Mantels Office Desks Revolving Chairs Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- plied several months before baby comes day to morrow may be too late tion sick headaehes 25c at druggists it makes 8495 Couches the advent easy and nearly pain- get ready for it tlon Sick hwxu iM fa there is no telling what may happen If you want to buy china go to Child birth is full queen sware store largest of uncertainties if a Nature is not given proper assistance stock and best goods and they oj Folding Beds Tabourets Childrens Sweepers Parlor Cabinets Jardinierres Lace Curtains Portierres Bead Portierres Secretaries X Ladies Desks Elegant Tables Blankets Childrens Parlor Furniture Extension Tables -- Mothers Friend know what they sell Av 4 a- - i ¬ ¬ Prof Osborneu Dancing Class less It relieves and prevents morning Monday-W- ednesday Any of the above articles make useful ac ¬ ceptable and elegant presents Give me a call Select your presents now yZ TS Jp 5 JTHINTON wmm If THE BOURBON NEWS THE BODMSOH NEWS OBITUARY T1 X DECEMBER 14 1897 PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS 4 - -- - j5 if - letttg Announcements And Sol- Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory ySjWzations Of The Marriage Vows Of The Dead COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Seventeenth Year Established 1881 3gprcBRedmon and Miss Ella Cox of Mrs Chas Kessee the estimable THE NEWS MAN CyntMna wed to morrow Enlexed at the Post office at Parisky as mother of Mr John T Hedges of this On your ifst when in need of Footwear Our new aecocl iissmail matter city died Sunday morning at her home Notes Hastily Jotted On The Sire its At TDrlGeorge Draper Kelly and Miss in Mt Sterling aged about seventy The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And fDTwWinston will wed at Lexington stock of Shoes is arriving daily which comprises all the years The remains were brought to Elsewhere Thmtdky night new shapes and tips better values than we have ever TELEPHONE NO 124 this city yesterday afternoon for inter-¬ Dorsey McClure of Cincinnati is in iMrljPEugene Hutchings a worthy been able to offer before ment in the Paris cemetery SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Services yonngjbusiness man of Cynthiana and the city Payable in Advance were held at the grave by Eld J S Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected- - with 82 00 Six mouths E T Shipp is at home from Boston MSitfargaret Ford of Mt Sterling One year 8100 Sweeney wiljKe married to morrow at the Bur much care insuring both durability and comfort on a visit news costs you cant even get a re ¬ neltjfm Cincinnati aged Mrs Emily Owens Fithian port FKOM A GUN FRKE OF CHARGE Mr J Q Ward Jr is spending a Ask for school tablets frea for the little ones when about fifty eight died of pneumonia Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Friday night at her home on Pleasant few days in Louisville Handkerchiefs endless making your purchases in payable to the order of Champ Miilkr gkk Mrs W W Forman returned yes ¬ variety at Frank street The deceased was the wife of Cus terday from Mason county Dr Joseph Fithian and the mother of Asparagus tips Fee Son bbGSHt Miss Etta Quisenberry is visiting Dr Frank Fithian and Misses Georgia 58Mi STOCK AND TURF NEWS Fancy rockers at J T Hintons Loradale and Nellie Fithian She was a most Miss Alma Harp near SaleeTand Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc estimable Christian woman a devoted Miss Pattie Letton has returned Turf Notes Methodist Church has bought a The wife and mother and an ardent church from a visit to Mrs Orton Brown in yonn wallegher sold 1500 turkeys in fine new reed organ worker Funeral services were held Chicago Harrddsburg at 6 J cents per pound Dr Louis Landman optician will be Sunday afternoon at half past two Miss Katherine Gay of Woodford John Madden of Lexington has sold oclock at the First Presbyterian Church is f he guest of her sister Mrs Newton at the Windsor to day Hamburg the great two year old race ¬ by Rev Frank Cheek assisted by Rev Mitchell A wooden crossing is being laid on horse to the agent of an Eastern capi E H Rutherford A long cortege fol- ¬ Mrs D V Williams who has been taliatjfor 60000 Main street at the corner of Fifth the highest price ever lowed the remains to the grave in the yieiting Mrs Wm Hukill Sr returned My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil ¬ paidffor a horse in training Paris cemetery The pall bearers were Saturday to Louisville Mr and Mrs L A Rouse united drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of in vestment 10000 anv other pur-¬ Timothy Anglin the Lexington trot chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi-¬ Dr John Bowen Dr F M Faries J with the Methodist Church Sunday Mrs Amos Turney went to Cincin- ¬ tingh6rse M D McClintock Newton Mitchell J breeder will sell his stud and ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and my in- ¬ Delicious hams and breakfast bacon Brennan H C Hutchcratt R B nati yesterday to attend the funeral of retireon account of ill health terest to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest- ¬ her relative Mrs Gregg 10 cnts per pound Son Fee Hutcncraf t C D Webb ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The new Read J Tr Hintons display adver ¬ Dingley tariff bill has already made and will when set fully at work Mr Tbos Henry Clay continues See on first page ad of M asters sale The finest fruits in Paris at Fugaz quite ill His daughter Miss Nannine tisement make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were un ¬ of 539 acres of Bourbon County land arrived from Washington Sunday night zis Sterling silver toilet articles at der the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goods to be at his bedside were bought when cheap and it is ray intention to hold them down aa Miss Alice Spears sans a beautiful Edam cream and pine apple cheese Frank Cos long as a yard of them lasts If youwant to save money in your pur- ¬ solo at the Methodist Church Sunday Mr Alex Baird leaves to day for Fee Son chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my srock night Cincinnati to accqpt his new position BIRTHS and hear prices before you invest elsewhere Frank Co are showing an a conductorship with the Pullman The Methodist ladies will open a TfigSclvent Of Our Euture Men And 7 holiday bazaar Saturday in the OCon elegant line of comb brush and Palace Car Company Women Mrs Elwood Harrison nee Mr and nor building mirror sets in sterling silver -Miss Mallie Meng were tendered a 4Near Richmond Sunday to the wife of plate silver and Annie Middleton of Lylesville died quadruple brilliant reception by the formers JohnT McClintock a daughter very suddenly yesterday morning of Dresden parents last week in Xenia O Near Cane Ridge Saturday to the wife 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY heart disease A Court Pianist of Indianapolis and of Warren Rogers a daughter Miss Todd Reminiscence of xThe Monday Night Literary Club Miss Pickett of Chicago will be the Florida and California oranges George Leibling the famous court guests of Mrs met last night with Misses Nannie Wil- ¬ J J McClintock on KJVX1 J pianist and composer at Berlin who son and Leila Johnson Third Street during the holidays will soon visit America was once a imKh nnrn whn wb inrHnfprl nlrvnfr Mr John D Hearne and Miss Sara Nippert Jr revenue storekeeper citizen of Frankfort Ky where he P ¬ went on duty yesterday at the Taylor worked as a cigar maker during his Hearne of Covington and Mr John with seven others on the charge of crim- ¬ fun- ¬ inally assaulting Mrs Gleason at New distillery at Frankfort boyhood Leibling was noted even then Peck of Cincinnati attended the Mrs Joseph port was acquitted in the Campbell as a clever musician and one Sunday eral of their kinswoman County Circuit Court She was unable Mrs Felix Lowry and daughter was invited to play the organ at one of Fithian Sunday Large line of new Dress goods Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen- ¬ Miss Lucy have taken rooms and board to identify him Mra Gleason has in- ¬ strictly wool 25c a yard tlemen and Children of every de- ¬ Mr and Mrs Walker Muir enter- ¬ Though he had never the churches with Dr and Mrs Faries on Pleasant played on a pipe organ he accepted the tained a few friends with a sumptuous stituted suit for 10000 damages against Novelties in Plsiin and Fancy scription at half the usual price John Weber one of her alleged assail Dress goods at50c sold ever where street Blankets SI kind for 49c and Failing to pull out the dinner Saturday at their home near invitation arits else for 75c to L per yard all wool at 250 per pair Splen ¬ Gov Bradley has pardoned Geo stops Leibling could not draw a sound Paris The event was in honor of Mr Handsome line of Silks Velvets did line of Bed Comforts ¬ ¬ t2 Whaley who was sent to the peniten- from the organ so he told the choir that Muirs birthday and was an exceeding Best candies in Paris at Fugazzis and Braid of all descriptions for tiary by the Bourbon Circuit Court for the organ was out of order During the ly pleasant occasion Full line of Hosiery one great Alljsize boxes all prices trimmings special being our Ladies and Chil grand larceny Miss Margaret Ingels of this city week howev r he tried it again and Penangs Percales and Fancy drens full seamless at 10c ¬ a For Sale I have for sale privately Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c The Bluegrass Grocery Company has on the following Sunday played admir- who has been the successful leading lady During his residence in of Rooks Players since the season lotof carpenter and wagon maker tools We are the only store in town rented J T Hintons new building on able music Table Linens and Towels at old visited the Gutzeit opened resigned her position last week Apply at my home on Walkers avenue prices notwithstanding that cames full line of Main street between Seventh and Frankfort Leibling tanff ad- ¬ Ice Wool and fancy yarc Zephras Mrs Laura G Taylor tf family in this city and gave lessons to and arrived home Saturday to enter the vance of 20 per cent Eighth and will move to day Prof A M Gutzeit then a boy in his canvass for State Librarian We still sell 104 Peppt jl sheet- ¬ Notions of all kinds and in 5x7 6 teens Prof Gutzeit has many pleasant For Sale A Premier kodak Miss Lucy Farmer of Louisville Dress linings we will save you 25o ing at 1 8c and extra good bleach in good con- memories of his distinguished teacher double dry plate holders ed and unbleached cutton at 5c on the dollar and Miss Eva Freeman of Lexington cost 42 will sell for 22 cash dition two very winsome and pretty young Sixty head 900 lb feeders Apply to Finest old whiskies and brandies Apply to D Cable over G S Varden size in -SONV - ladies i iFEEfc T vB 2t drug store or OV M GLYyr JR Ju iCos Jtfaris returned yesterday to tneirnomes Talk of The Pikes after a visit to Mrs W O Hinton The Bourbon Fiscal Court has pur chased a new rock crusher from the The following Parisians saw W H The Fiscal Court of Clark Saturday of Climax Road Machine Company purchased the following pikes Red Crane and his fine company give a OF rock of The New York This will make three River Iron Works13 miles 9400 Col splendid matinee performance Lexington Saturday at the Senator crushers owned by the coanty byville and Hayden Corner 2 miles opera house Mrs Wallace Mitchell TOLL HOUSES AND LOTS been noti- ¬ 1600 Winchester and Colby 5 miles Mrs J K Spears Misses Emma Miller The police in this city have 9 miles 10000 Bessie Rogers Clara Wilmoth Louise fied to lookout for Newt Frazier a 2300 Boonesboro WE HAVE EEOEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K F 6500 Russell Annie Clay Bessie Woodford Ferry 10J miles Mason Jacksons vicious negro of Lewisburg M Rus J G Craddock Stout Leer J county who killed his wife Sunday Ruckersville and Vienna 12 miles ¬ sell W W Mitchell Walter Champ IMPORTED SUITINGS AKD TROUSERINGS Frazier is thought to have 11350 The Mt Sterling pike was pur evening Co are showing a chased a short time ago for 9160 and Frank come toward Paris to beautiful line of umbrellas for f The undersigned will offer for sale at several short pikes have been given the court house door in Paris Ky on There will be a school entertainment the county This makes all the pikes in and Christmas tree at Bethlehem the county free except the Winchester Christmas trade SATURDAY DECEMBER 18 1897 Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky- when church on Friday night Dec 24th at and Lexington and Winchester and Give somebodv a rug J T Hinton between the hours of 12 m and 3 p in quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call 730 oclock It is hoped that all friends Paris pikes and a few short cross- ¬ ha t e line to s- ljct from will attend country roads The gates on the pikes the following houses and lots to wit of the school in this district Our big bargain sale of pitch- ¬ X One toll house lot of about one acre and thus encourage the pupils that have been acquired by the county of land and outbuildings thereon ers we will continue a few days Yesterday Moses Kabn shipped were thrown open Saturday near Centreville on Paris George- ¬ CO Two tollgates in Montgomery were FORD town pike export cattle oyer the L twelve cars of FUVE ITCEHElCEEAjrT TAILORS chopped down Saturday night by raid- ¬ 2 Oiie toll house lot of about one N to New York Ten cars shipped crop currents raisins citron New acre of land and ontbuildings there- S E TIPTON Cutter by other parties were sent to the same ers peaches prunes apricots hominy oat on near Paris on Paris Georgetown Boyle county has not asked for guards aver- ¬ point Saturday All of the cattle pike meal rolled oats 1450 pounds The prices to protect her gates aged about One toll house lot of about one Newton Mitchell tt acre of land and outbuildings there- ranged from 4 25 to 475 A hundred different articles suitable Needs A Guardian on near Centreville on Centreville of this city who for decorating Christmas trees etc and Jacksonville pike Louie Lilleston wholesale wall- ¬ a fine line of goodies for filling Christ ¬ Cincinnati Post One toll house lot of about one has been clerking in a acre of land and outbuildings there- ¬ City has ac- ¬ mas stockings can be found at Fugazzif Oliver Humphreys of Cynthiana Ky paper house in Kansas on about three miles from Paris on position with Dont go home wichout a visit to was standing at the foot of Vine street cepted a more lucrative Paris Towndend pike Fugazzis when a middle aged man walked up to the Swift Pork Packing Company of - One toll nouse lot or about one him and asked him what he was doing Paris friends will be glad Trade At Home acre of land and outbuildings there that city His Humphreys replied that he was just looking around the city and had come oni ahont one mile from Paris on to hear of his deserved good fortune The prettiest holiday goods ever seen down in the bottoms to see the river Paris Winchester pike Hunting In The South on display in the steamboats and big buildings One toll house and outbuildings on in Paris are now Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors and Dont you know you cant look at O Ruddells Mills pike near Paris is no reason for Bour ¬ Ferguson stores and there you will never pay 3000 or again Messrs J M Hall Robt these things for nothing said the man Ruddells Mills left bon people to go out of Paris to make How much money have you got with Ward and J Q Ward Jr on Miller We make pants for 500 that are good and the best purchases The mer- ¬ yon Lets have it or you will find your- ¬ 7 One toll house and outbuildingsnear Ruddells Mills pike Saturday for a hunting trip near Paris their Christmas Paris for 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 any-¬ chants who advertise in The News are self in trouble Paris Tenn The boy gave him 7 all the money reliable and deserve your patronage ALSO vacant lot of about one- - where else Messrs Harry B Clay J Frank Clay he had attracts many Parisians fourth of an acre of land an aban ¬ Clay are en ¬ Ono thine that Where do you live asktd the man Brutus Clay and Cleaning and Pressng a Specialty doned quarry near last named toll- ¬ to Cincinnati to do their shopping is the Cynthiana Ky was the reply a hunt near Decatur Ala joying house adjoining lands of Mrs Nich How much will it take to get there bargains advertised Paris merchants Marsh About 2 A Legal Battle should take a cue from this and keep One coil house and outbuildings on Well here it is You had better go Mt Sterling North Middletown And the fellow handed him a Woodford will more trade at home by advertising their home As was expected fthe bargains in The News Suppose you 2 bill and walked away with the rest pike near North Middletown is movinc to be a stubbornly The boy told the story to Policeman One toll house and outbuildings But three wit try it SANTA CLAUS WILL ARRIVE IN DUE TIME fought legal battle was brought to headquar- ¬ McNalla and ohvFlat Rock Mt Sterling pike near examined yesterday and TiRflses were Flat Rock Van Camps maccaroni cheese and ters to present the compliments of the yet about one hundred to tes-¬ tomato sauce outbuildings One there are Extremely low prices we are ouPari8 Jackstown pike about one will continue Fee Son tify in the case The trial season to our patrons on a beauti- -offering in china of all descrip- ¬ mile from Paris final speeches in week and the all this fully laundered shirt front collar One toll house and outbuildings J T Hintons is the place to buy tions CO 3 FORD the case may not be commenced before¬ near on Paris Jackstown Dike Interesting develop- your Christmas presents See his ad- or cufl We ar sure that all wiir next Tuesday Blacks Cross Roads Buy a Japanese screen from J T vertisement expected in the trial to day ments are -be happy whn they see the festaK Said sale will be made upon the fol- ¬ Hinton photographer over Var Toll houses and lots will lowing terms D Cable Experimenting With A Mule Yuletide polish that we will lay on on dens drug store makes good pictures at Fireworks of all kinds at Fugazzis be sold for one half cash and balance in- ¬ a credit of six months bearing legal their linen and at the same time Chas Clayborne is a colored man reduced prices and finishes work I offer my services to the public to put terest the county to retaiu a lien for un ¬ original ideas about hurrying a promptly Kodak work done in first who has extend our best wishes for their in electric belli or electric burglar paid purchase money or purchaser may Sunday afternoon a mule which class style in quick time He solicits alarms in storerooms or residence The mule pay all in cash at his option too health so that they can soil enough owner of land from which the lot was he was driving in East Paris moved your patronage Can recharge and repair old batteries originally taken shall have the refusal -slowly to please him so he fired a pistol dineu for the next year to-- keer and make as of purchase at the highest bid Where Mark and overhaul old wires you wan animals gait In Judge Warning If to quicken the as new Terms extremely reason- ¬ the property consists of houses only us busy court yesterday Clayborne was Twains New book for Christmas give good We bs said Mde will be for caah The county Wood Grinnan able The meyonr order to day or to morrow If fined 10 for the experiment lejwrres the right to Tejecksny ana 11 The railroads have been given until bwM charge was discharging firearms in the you wait till a few days before Christ ¬ I will January 1 1900 to finish the eqnrpent BOURBON mas you will be disappointed city limits KY COUNTY W M HINTON -- JR BRO Proprietors o 3antomatic t couples and of alUcars with not have the hook in stock and cheapest candies Telephone No 4 The best 4H fiiSCAL COURT t air brakes 2t AJDvAiuib JLseut Fee Son JPm 1 PUT OUR NAME Davis Thomson Isgrig DRESS GOODS G TOX2KBR KJU TVT WE ARE ALWAYS AT IT Adding new lines cutting old prices with store full of new Pall Goods to show you a 4k- ¬ FOR SALE -- - -- wboarq-jelcomeyisitorH- - Family Portraits life Free of charge PUBLIC SALE CONDONS ¬ SMALL HOMES FOR FALL AND WINTER - - i 3 -- 7 -- i J 4 Our S 2000 and 2500 OVERCORTS 300 r 3 g t LAVIN HUKILL m IX toll-housB-a- nd Mi 2 X 1 The Bourbon Steam Laundry -- JTM aHIBSs - KfcM i at- - 35F35SV3 -- f W m 6 - THE BOURBQN NEWS fCTJAY JDEGEMBEB 14 1897 m V- - a r was THE BOURBON- NEWS meant mischief and that his whaler in imminent danger Seventeenth Year Established 18811 Well run in a bit he remarkedto his first mate Pabllshed Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER OHAMP Long familiarity with the New Eng BRUCE MILIAR realtors aadOwstw land coast now stood him in good serv- ¬ ice He ran his craft so close to the shore that it was dangerous for one not REFLECTED GLORY familiar with the channels to follow- Its no use captain the first mate A Fable If thats said after a long pause marigold grew at the fluted base Of a lofty statue of chiseled fame Capt Low he knows every inch of this And crowds were thronging the open space water Hes better acquainted with All eager to learn the sculptors name this coast than any other whaling cap- And the marigold felt a thrill of pride As she heard the words of generous tain from Portland to New Bedford praise Well if it aint Ned Low well give How very beautiful they cried he these rocks For genius warms like the suns broad him a chase amongsoon repliedthat gruff wont forget very rays Capt Bald pulling his long whiskers ¬ - f Ehe reared her head with an arrogant smile And gazed at the great admiring crowd She thought they were bowing to her the while And gratified vanity made her proud Whoever said that the rose was queen Had never looked on a marigold Im the loveliestrflower evjerseen My beauty has notet been told And the marble statue gleaming white Lost no whit of value rare Mpre than the stars of purple night Are paled by thepenny candles glare And ere the sun had sunk to rest The marigold had drooped and died Her golden head upon her breast And broken alL her Idle pride --Lillia Shaw lusted in Overland Month ¬ nervously is ly xmhwitfMWiitfmmimwiMb THE PIRATE AND THE WHALER By Geor gfc E Walsh WWAMMmWWflmmWMMMW Capt Ned Low one of the formidable pirate leaders in colonial days committed his depreda ¬ tions along the Atlantic coast from Newfoundland to Panama he took spe ¬ cial delight in wreaking- vengeance upon the crews and captains of New England vessels The reason for this is found in the accounts of his exploits by an old his ¬ torian The sturdy colonists would not jjermit him to perform his outrages without some sort of retaliation So formidable a foe did they send after the noted pirate chief that more than once ihewas cornered and nearly captured In June 1723 Gapt Low formed a partnership with a successful pirate of lesser note known as Charles Harris The two united forces and directed their energies toward the New England coast They soon aroused such indignation in the New England coast towns that the warship Greyhound was sent out after the pirate and disguised as a merchant ¬ man she soon fell in with the enemy The war ship was manned with 20 guns and 120 men When she sighted the pirates her captain pretended to be in great consternation and the vessel stood away for tw hanrs with the pirates close at her heels When Low and Harris were in gun shot the war ship suddenly turned around and delivered several broadsides into the chasing vessels During the conflict which followed Capt Low escaped on bis fleet vessel but Harris and his crew were captured and hanged WHEN - This incident created a feeling- of re- ¬ lief and rejoicing throughout New Eng ¬ land but it was of short duration In ¬ stead of being frightened away by the fate of his partner and his crew Capt Xow increased his activity and scoured Jibe seas after New England vessels At that time New England was sending- out large fleets of whaling boats and the stUrdj innocent seamen of these were bothered by the pirates probably more than any Mother class They cor ried verjr little merchandise that was of any value to the pirates but out of a sense of revenge Capt Low took special delight in destroying- the whaling ves- ¬ sels and in setting their crews adrift in small boats or killing them Matters went on this way for a few months when the noted pirate chief either became frightened at the number of war ships searching for him or he felt that he had been sufficiently re ¬ venged for the hanging of his partner for after the winter of 1723 there is no record to show that he ever again vis ¬ ited the American coast His operations thereafter were confined chiefly to the African coast and among the Canaries and Cape Verde islands But one incident of his career among the New England whalers before he left for southern waters will illustrate the pluck and ingenuity of the sturdy sea- ¬ men of that day The Carrie Bald of Boston sailed from that city manned with a crew of 15 saiiors and after ten weeks of suc ¬ cessful whaling she turned her prow toward home loaded down with blub ¬ ber and whale oil Her crew Avere in the best of spirits anticipating large profits from their cargo and a hearty welcome home by their wives children and sweet- ¬ - near Newport on July 10 1723 pirates indicated even to the crew what mission the ship was bent on There was a short time of general fear when stout hearts quaked and rugged faces turned pale Every sailor knew the faces paled once more But Capt Bald realized that the mocruelty of the pirate captain and his ment for action had come and he gave horde of savages ¬ Then Capt Bald called the crew to- his orders in quick sharp commands to- ¬ Lower the boats and tie them gether and addressed them in these gether with a rope 20 feet long words He fastened one of the lengths of We may as well face this little difficulty bravely my men and not mince rope to the first boat himself and threw matters Thats Ned Lows ship and the other end to the first mate The ye know what hes after he never pirates saw the launching of the four shows mercy to anybody especially whaleboats and prepared to do the same to a New Englander and wed better with their boats But they little rer die fighting than be strung up to the alized that the brave seamen were to escape to the shore but yardarm or have our lips and noses cut off for a fry Weve got harpoons were planning for their destruction I want four brave men who are will ¬ and axes aboard and every one of ye knows how to use em So just get ing to risk their live for the rest of us em and stick together and fight until Capt Bald said in his usual abrupt way yere dead Just remember that its Will they please step forwardone of the Instead of better to be killed than to fall in their crew stepped four men every forvrfard hands Ill use my wits to get away Thats enough my brave men the from them but if worst comes to captain said while his eyes grew moist worst we must fight Thats all The stout words of the grim old whal- Ill select my men Then taking four of his most trust ing captain lent new courage to the crew and they gave a little cheer that worthy sailors he gave them brief but meant more than the loud huzzah of a emphatic directions what to do The crowd Every man felt that he was sailors nodded their heads and jumped about to face death and he was deter- ¬ into the boats each carrying a with him The last words the mined to do it with a brave front Nearer and nearer approached the captain said to them were Remember the right bank Swim threatening boat on whose decks black swarms of armed men could now be toward it and Ill pick you up What could he mean The sailors on seen A small swivel gun sent a ball ricocheting across the waves toward board the Carrie asked this and the pirates must have been curious the whaling schooner but the latter know They stopped a moment also to in their continued to thread her way carefully yelling and watched the peculiar pro- ¬ among- the sunken rocks The pirate craft when she reached ceedings of the men in the whaleboat The four boats shot the outlying fringe of rocks hove to Carrie and were rowed out from the directly toward and beat up and down like a duck unstrong- current of the the pirate the certain which way to go river helping them in The Its dangerous water here if you pirates did not notice their speed each at first that dont know your way muttered Capt boat was fastened by strong ropes to Bald and I guess you dont know it others prows They were too in- ¬ He was scanning the ship through his each in tent watching the strange proceed- ¬ sea glasses ings of this Aha Now Capt Low takes the dawned upon attack It might have their obtuse minds that wheel His pilot dont know the way part of the crew of the Carrie had de- ¬ Now were in for it or that There was a change noticeable on serted for mercy they were coming to plead board the pirate Then she directed But the four rowers were silent and her-- course once more toward the rocks When and plunged boldly between them fol- active pirate they were with in 50 yards of the thetnen threw away their lowing- the narrow tortuous channel oars simultaneously and bent over Capt Bald watched her in silence Then his light blue eyes shaded by something in the middle of their whale boats There was a tiny thick shaggy eyebrows grew worried a flash and then a sudden spark of light upward blaze The four brave men slipped over the side of their boats into the water and disappeared But the flames which they had started burned furiously The whale oil in the bottom of the feoats furnished fuel that made a fire hard to extinguish The tide was carrying the boats rapidly down the river toward the pirate Then for the first time the pirates noticed that the boats were tied together forming- a wide line stretch ¬ ing half across the river Instantly there was commotion on board the pirate ship In the confusion everybody forgot the prey they had so neatly hemmed in the rayer The guns were aimed at the approaching oil boats of fire and one vas actually blown to pieces but the oil floated on the water and only spread the flames In a few minutes the fire boats struck the pirate ship and the ropes holding them together drew the end boats A DENSE WREATH OF SMOKE COULD around toward the ship in such a way that flames were soon spreading BE SEEN CURLING UPWARD through the rigging and hull A and restless He scanned the sea and brave pirates climbed down and few cut the shore and then he returned his the ropes but before they floated away gaze to the pirate the ship was a huge mass of flames and ¬ ¬ y In a short time the black flag of the Form a vater buckefc brigade for Are in the hold This strange order made some of the men hesitate but explicit obedience in their captains words had become ahab it with them When the men were inline armed with their buckets Capt Bald went below and in a few minutes the men were passing- the buckets from one to the other emptying- their contents first intoone whaleboat and then into another But there was no fire to fight and the men were not handling water They were dipping the whale oil from the great tanks and hogsheads in the hold and pouring it into the small boats Enough shouted the captainta lit- ¬ tle later Every man on deck The novelty of the orders made the men now obey with alacrity and they had partly forgotten their danger in their exertions But when they as ¬ sembled on deck again and saw the pirate only a short distance off their - T DEMAND FOR PENNIES HUMOROUS NOT HER BUSINESS elpliia Mlnti Turns Ont 4000- - Inducements Held Oat ly the IttmA They say that the Italian cotrcf uuv a Month lady to Applicants L Bhe married turned out to be an organ e most useful and hard workinj Theres we thing about your comWell at any rate he had a ber of the coin family consists of ing here to room and board said Mrs grinder to his name Brooklyn Life Wiper cent of copper and five uer cent Prunes to a gentleman and lady who handle Name Class in Natural History tj and zinc and bears on its face the had been looking at iier rooms and two animals noted especially for their tefend one cent It doesnt require now said that they would decide ferocity Two cats tied acrost a jffperson of advanced age or long- mem later about taking them And that cloes line maam Chicago Tribune ory to recall the time when the humble one thing is that youll never be anA Simple Programme Tfhe Miscoin was practically unknown west of noyed by me or any of my boarders would you thV Mississippi Now its use is well prying into your affairs Thats one sionary My friend what the world end of nigh universal and the demand for it thing I never do I consider that my do if you expected the The Tramp Wait for isjlhcreasing so rapidly that the Phila boarders have as much right to keep in ten days Puck delphia mint is compelled to turn out their own affairs private as I have to it Do you thank there will be any orie cent pieces at the rate of nearly keep mine and I never take offense no asked the as 4000000 per month to keep up the matter how secret they are Now I poets in the next world else do you supr know landlandladies who would be aw sistant editor Where to supply exclaimed all gone Two recent devices have been large ¬ fully offended if any of their boarders pose theyveYonkers Statesman ly responsible for the increased use of kept their burean drawers locked tight the editor How old are you was asked of a our only copper coin One is theperiny-ih-the-sl- all the time as that Mr Jones does who visiting in machine which has spread has my second floor rear room He not little English girl who is And how old I am six only locks every drawer but keeps his Allegheny J over the land like the locusts of Egypt He is six too but within the past two or three years A trunks locked and strapped all the time is your cousin longer tttran I The boy singe automatic machine company Of course it looks a little suspicious he has been so older Pitts¬ takes in 500000 pennies a day As but its his affair and not mine and so was a few months the Telegraph - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ot ¬ life-pre-preser- ver - ¬ - - hearts On I she sighted land which proved to be a rocky headland on the Maine coast With this guide post tell- ¬ ing the captain and crew that they wuiild be in Boston harbor in a few days everybody began to make prepara- ¬ tions for landing Everything about the vessel was put ship shape and the old sailors even got their belongings to ¬ gether and packed them in bags and old sailcloth But before Mount Desert island uas sighted a sail was seen heading toward the coast standing up from the sea like a great white cloud Capt Bald of the Carrie grew auxious as ihv sail approached nearer and dis ¬ played a flag at the mizzen masthead which he could not make out One rea ¬ son for his running so far inshore had leen to escape the notice of any pirat- ¬ ical oraft that might bi cruising up xml down the coast Most of the trad fciir vessels Flood well out from the arckv Mainr anure Half an uf riiuer Capt Bald feltrea Kabl sin v that the approaching Nail 10 July I he said smoke finally to his first mate Theyll over- ¬ Meanwhile Capt Bald had not been haul us before night and then idle Just as Joon as his men dropped He shuddered involuntarily into the water from the fire boats he We might run her aground and swim crowded on all sail and helped by the for the shore he ejaculated finally tide he went bowling down the river No well run her up the river This close up toward the right bank is Machias Point and we might reach While the pirates were fighting the the river ahead of em fire and trying to avert the doom of This decision was no sooner made their ship Capt Bald was leisurely pick than the order was given to change ing up the four brave sailors who had the course of the schooner In half an caused the mischief hour she rounded the point and stood Now well stand out to sea he said in toward the mouth of the river The and let era chase us again pirate craft sent several solid shots But the last he saw of the pirates as after the old whaler but the aim was his schooner rounded the point of land poor and no particular damage was at the mouth of the river was a cheer- ¬ done ing sight Most of them were seeking It was late in the afternoon when the safety in the water For more than two Carrie sailed up the mouth of the river hours a dense wreath of smoke could be against a strong tide with the pirate seen curling upward and as long as it craft less than a mile astern The coast was visible Capt Bald chuckled softly at this point was bleak and deserted in to himself on the forward deck those days and it was almost as cer- ¬ What wouldnt Capt Low give to tain a death to laud and desert the catch me he said over and over again ship as to face the pirates Hed cook me alive and feed me to his Still well do it Capt Bald said men Its better to fall among the Indians iut no one was more joyful over the than among these human fiends Id outcome of the encounter with the cele- rather be eaten by wolves than have my brated pirate chief than thf sailors of tongue and eyes gouged out tle Carrie who ever afterward The pirates were so certain of their with great giec how they helped to told burn prey now that their loud shouts ofuefi Ned Lows best ship N Y Ledger ance could be distinctly heard by the whaling crew Suddenly Capt Bald JLndlcH First started and knowing that the best way There is a story of a Scottish orig- to keep his men brave was to find em- inal who when asked by ployment for them he gave orders ladies to cross a doubtful some young piece of ice quickly to test its strength preliminary to their Get the whaleboats ready for ac- ¬ skating upon it replied Na na if tion he shouted Im daft I ken mainners leddies nrsv There were four of these two on Tit Bits either side and each one was manned A wealthy gentleman of London with a crew of three sailors and on of fierr When the men had unlashed is da Sly whirled around the streetof the metropolis in carriage drawn shouted four aebras ¬ We cant lose them here came in But if he aint inclined to make explanations it aint my bizness to ask questions and there aint a thing in his room to show that he aint all right But it is kind o mysterious about him being out that way and I wouldnt want you to mention it if you come here but he is amarried man with a wife and three children in the south and yet he gets a sight of let- ¬ ters in womens handwriting and one day a letter came in an envelope so thin that when I held it up to the light I saw as plainly as anything Yours faithfully Helen and his wifes name is Lucy so it couldnt have been from her and he burned the letter I know because I went up to his room as soon as hed gone out after getting the let- ¬ ter and I fished out a scrap of blue paper ¬ from the ashes in his stove and the letter was of blue paper and I wouldnt ¬ have you say anything about it but Id be a little slow if I were you about get ¬ ting intimate with that Miss Racer who has the room next to the one you think of taking Of course it may be all right and I shant try to pry into her affairs anyway I never do that with any of my boarders but that Miss Bacer has as many as five gentlemen callers a week sometimes Of course she sees all of them in the parlor and 111 own up that Ive never seen any ¬ thing wrong although Ive several times got behind a portyaire and BAD BITERS IN BANANAS listened as I felt it my duty to do her Tarantulas Are Occasionally Found being under my roof and me being by the Fruit Handlers o responsible for her but as for Men- who handle bananas on South kind pryin and peekin round out o mere Water street where the fruit comes thank the from say- that the deadly tarantula curiosity its something Iwhat You Lord Im above and I does not appear as often as might be expected of a spider which has a pre ¬ dont think you want the room Well you youll look long dilection for hiding- in bunches of ba ¬ find a place whereand farbebefore from youd free nanas So seldomdoeaJ the many legged any as youd spying spider put in an appearance that it is be here Allon your actions boarders my roomers and never thought of and when one is found can say that N Y World it occasions but little comment among the fruit handlers because it is not re ¬ THE SALT HABIT markably dangerous Banana rats ba ¬ Harmfnl to tlie Sys ¬ nana snakes and scorpions also come to It Is Often Very tem town by fast freight in the fruit trains The use of salt as a condiment is so but no one worries Kbout them and general and so universally believed in they are killed as soon as they drop as necessary that we rarely hear a word out of the bunch against its excessive use but there arc a We handle about 100000 bunches1 of multitude of persons who eat far too bananas every year said1 the manager much salt eat it on everything on of one of the big- houses on the street meat fish potatoes melons in butter and we get about three tarantulas a on tomatoes turnips and squash in year Prom that you can- see that the bread and on a host of foods too numer- ¬ chances of a man being bitten are very ous to mention To so great an extent small and indeed1 the men who handle is it used that no food is relished which the fruit never think of the spiders Be ¬ lias not a salty taste and this hides sides when they arrive here the change more or less the real taste which is in temperature has chilled them so that often very delicate Now the amount they are dormant and they huddle as of salt required in the system is com- ¬ closely to the stem asipossible and will paratively small and if the diet has not move unless they are stirred up been rightly compounded very little is When we take the bunch downstairs to necessary Some go so far as to discard the banana room where it is quite its use altogether but whether this is warm they wake up and get lively wise or not we will not here consider They will not bite unless they are both- ¬ What are some of the evils of the exces- ¬ ered or unless a man puts his hand on sive use of salt They are to paralyze one of them accidentally Even then the nerves of taste or to pervert them so the bite is not dangerous because the they cannot enjoy anything which has skin of the average fruit handlers hand not a salty flavor and in addition there Is so hard that the fang- will not pierce is a direct tax on both the skin and the it But we had a man here who was kidnejs in removing it from the blood bitten cti the arm once and it swelled Whether the skin is harmed by thistax up much as a snake bite does The we do not know Possibly it is not great only thing to do is to give him the snake ly injured yet we know that few people bite remedy fill him up with rum and he possess a healthy skin but it is now will get over the bite all right pretty well settled that an excessive use The banana snakes are not especial- ¬ of salt does overtax the kidneys in its ly dangerous They are long green removal and that the great number of snakes about the size of the common cases of derangement and disease of hay snakes found1 out here on the these organs is due to this vise It takes prairie and they are found coiled np only a little time to learn to enjoy many around the stem of the bunch When Kinds of food without salt and we ad- ¬ the bunch is shaken- they drop out and vise our readers and others to look into are easily killed Theii there is1 what this matter and to try and diminish the is called a banana rat a small animal use of this condiment so far as possible like a rat with long silky hair and a We believe they will be better for it bushy tail It forms a nest inthebunch Journal of Hygiene made of banana leaves straw and what ¬ Marshmallow Calves ever it can find but it is dangerous When making cookies roll out some Scorpions occasionally drop out of a of the dough thin and cut with a bunch of bananas but not often and no diamond shaped cutter in size about Serious accidents have ever occurred1 four inches between its long opposite Chicago Chronicle joints Place i marshmallow in the enter and fold the two opposite long w vame ft Bill bints over it and press them together V Kunnel said an old Georgia darky yous up iiibaking the marshmallows swell and will you do me a favor when round the joined dough which will be Her delegislature replied the representa ¬ left like the handle of a tiny flat basket Certainly when the cooling marshmallow con tive if its in my power What is it dey hev lots er bills up dere tracts Leisure Hours Dont - there isnt a cross roads village in the country that hasnt a chewing gum kinetoscope music or weighing ma 1 chine operated in this way the of coins required to keep them all going- is enormous The other inven tion responsible for the rise of the cent is the bargain counter The craze for 49 cent and 99 cent bargains mikes work for a lot of pennies A subtreasury official says Why in the middle of July there was a week or more of cold rainy weather and the supply of pennies coming in for ex ¬ change into larger denominations fell off one third All through the summer the pennies accumulate on our hands but when cold weather comes and the children get back to school and retail trade revives there is a great demand for them At present the minor coin division has tens of thousands of dol ¬ lars worth of pennies on hand but they are beginning to go out and soon we shall probably be compelled to call on the mint for a fresh supply The holidays demand a lot of pennies and with the approach of Christmas our cent pile melts away amazingly There is no better indication of lively trade conditions than the cent Dur ¬ ing periods of dullness they always ac cumulate on our hands and when trade revives they begin to circulate rapidly again The figures of distribution kept by the mint are interesting as showing the localities where pennies are most in use Last year the demand was greatest from Pennsylvania which took over 11000000 of them New York was the second largest customer adding- 9000000 to her supply Philadel ¬ phia Press ¬ nium-ber-- after one as Mr Bloomer who has my third floor front is and one night it was nine minutes after two when he long as he pays reglar and conducts himself as a gentleman I aint any call to meddle with his affairs And I know plenty of people who take roomers whod take offense if one of their roomers should be out night after night until 12 or sometimes as late as 17 minutes ¬ burgh Chronicle The Enthusiast The game of golf consists in getting the balls over the course with the smallest possible num ber of strokes You can understand¬ that Friend Of course The play ers naturally desire to get through with it as soon as possible Puck This baby said the fond father as he turned for another lap around the room is going to be a great actress one What makes you think of these days Just look at inquired his wife so the way she can shed real tears and vvasn bring an audience to its feet ington Star ¬ 1m CONVERSE BY WHISTLING Remarkable Langnagc in Use by tlio - Shepherds of Tencrlffe Few probably very few have ever heard of the whistling language of Teneriffe though this curious method of speech if indeed it can be so de ¬ scribed is at least several centuries old The whistling language is used by the shepherd folk of Teneriffe and Gomera and the first recorded notice of it was made by a French traveler as far back as 1455 Since then stray wan- ¬ derers have called the worlds atten- ¬ tion at long intervals to the lan-¬ Some years ago while roaming guage through the mountain ranges of Tene ¬ riffe it fell to the writers lot to hear By the shepherds thus conversing placing two or three fingers in the mouth they contrived to make the whistle carry to a distance of three miles or thereabouts The lonely hills seem silent and deserted when sudden ¬ ly out of the far distance comes a long drawn and very shrill whistle the sum- ¬ mons to a conversation In reply a sim- ¬ ilar call strikes piercingly on the ear from the opposite direction The whis- ¬ tlers are widely separated and perhaps are having some difficulty with their flocks At any rate if you listen you will soon hear them in the thick of a though the lengthy conversation miles or more speakers are three 1 -- v apart - - - whistled commands at a considerable In fact the whistling lan¬ distance guage dating as it does from before 1455 makes one wonder whether tho telephone is such a modern marvel after all London Mail A leading British scientific journal in alluding to the last report of the savant has conclusively proved that tha whistling is in Spanish Easy worda are taken and the sounds imitated by Long practice and the whistlers heredity have naturally given the shep herds extraordinary skill and their vo cabulary is now quite a long one while in addition they have a regular code of graduated notes which convey tele ¬ graphically what they cannot satisfactorily reproduce in the ordinary manner The writer heard three parties of shepherds exchange their hopes and fears regarding the weather by this means On another occasion he heard an invitation to a dance sent in the whistling language across a stretch of country exceeding four miles in length The young boys and even the girls are adepts at the language and the very sheep appear to understand ¬ ¬ Logeard the well known French p A ¬ Praise for American Scientists - ¬ - Nar ¬ Smithsonian institution says row indeed in intellectual range and sympathy must be the mind that can find nothing of interest between the sober covers of a Smithsonian report From every branch of modern science and from not a few departments of sys- ¬ tematized research not generally rec ¬ ognized as strictly scientific articles by the ablest pens are reproduced and we have thus in convenient form a com ¬ pendium of the very latest results oi specialized work The word indis pensable which so often occurs in the cant of modern criticism is par- ¬ ticularly applicable to these volumes for it is rarely that a work on a scientific subject issues from the press Whether it deals with ant communities deep sea soundings or the latest explanation of the Martian canals which does not bristle with asterisks referring the reader to the Smithsonian reports Chemistry and physiology are especially beholden to the institutions the first authorities on these subjects being put under contribution and there is nuuch more of a similar tenor Chicago ¬ ¬ i j - v - Chronicle m The moderns may boast of their ex ¬ traordinary achievements and discov ¬ eries but what are they compared- with 81X11 A Good Rule the works of the ancients The Oh yes lots It is a good rule in home U2 to avoid of the pyramids is 4S1 feet high largest and its 11 arguments which tend te irritate An youll be comin home bout base covers 13 acres The 206 layers JGliristmus suh Ur wound Blessings on the memory are composed of stone 30 feet long One iV L 3 I jf a saint of 90 years who once said hundred thousand men were employed 4 veii sun uu ef you please suh Dear cTiild never insist on the last n its erection A small part of the Atlanta A ord about anything It isnt worth pyramids me a two doHar bill brine is occupied by chambers and Constitution while You can keep your cwn opinion passages and the rest- is solid masonry out let your friend express his if he The Labyrinth of Egypt contains Putting It Gently 3000 Did you call Gunter a lazy vants to and refuse for your part to chambers and 12 balls In literature Barnes quarrel about a i rifle Detroit Free and art also they far surpass tis Their nrinlvPV ress works serve as our models and though IPotter Oh not so directly as that ne was My liberty endswhen it begins to centuries have elapsed thv stand unw Mold him it was -nearly time tqualed the admiration oi the world -i letting into haiufipjrQlve thfe possibility ofwrum to my - The Works of Antliiuity s - - ogain---Pick- SL aeighbor4ohn SluartMilLi -- jt uciiDirret 1ress 1 Si I A - r THE BOURBON NEWS AGRICULTURAL HINTS POOR STONE ROADS WINTER DAIRYING ID AX DECEMBER 14 1897 MBS LYKESS ESCAPES The Hospital and a Fearful Operation Hospitals in great cities are sad places to visit Three- fourths of the patients lying- on those snow white beds flkWmfc mww txstusr MxvKxxmi are women and girls Why should this be the case Because they have neglected themselves Women as a rule attach too little importance to first symp- ¬ toms of a certain kind If they have toothache they will try to save the tooth though many leave even this too late They comfort themselves with the thought that they can replace their teeth but they cannot replace their internal organs Every one of those patients in the hospital beds had plenty of warnings in the form of bearing down feelings pain at the right or the left of the womb wm nervous dyspepsia pain in the small of the back the blues or some other unnatural symptom but they di IM not heed them Dont drag along at home or in the shop until you are finally obliged to go to the hospital and submit to horrible examinations and operations I Build up the female organs Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound will save you from the hospital It will put new life into you The following letter shows how Mrs Lyness escaped the hospital and a fearful operation Her experience should encourage other women to ioIIow her example She says to Mrs Pinkham I thank you very much for what you have done for me for I had given up in despair Last February I had a miscarriage caused by overwork It affected my heart caused me to have sinking spells three to four a day lasting sometimes half a day 1 could not be left alone 1 flowed con- ¬ stantly The doctor called twice a day for a week and once a day for four weeks then three or four times a weelc for four- months Finally he said I would have to un- ¬ dergo an operation Then I commenced takingLydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and after one week I began to recover and steadily improved until 1 was cured By taking the Pinkham medicine I avoided an opeation which completely the doctor said I would certainly have to undergo I am gaining every day Mes Tnos and will cheerfully tell anyone what you have done for me Lyness 10 Frederick St Rochester N Y - if the Pew Macadam Roadways Ace Bc- iST Built Properly Interest in the movement for better crusher companies have evidently been highways shows itself most strongly in the growing custom of using crushed stone for road improvement The stone doing an excellent business for both in the cities and in the country do we find such cows as come fresh- in December that stone has been used as road ma- and succeeding months The shelr terial has to be closely watched and the stalls It is greatly to be deplored however well littered and water has to be tem hat while so much excellent material pered before giving it the cows or is being employed the methods they will not drink it tiWe again re- ¬ adopted are so very faulty In too mind our readers that it is not god inany cases the men having the work practice to wash the cows bags It in charge are content simply to deposit makes the skin tender ind is apt to the stone upon the highway frequently crack the teats which by ve necessary throwing it right into a muddy spot milking twice a day are hard to heal and doing nothingfurther after the ma up Now no sensible persoD will im- ¬ terial has been put in place and spread agine that we oppose warm vvuter for Jn many of the towns and cities where a wash absolutely necessary but when a road roller can be afforded the officials a soft brush and a clean soft cloth can undertake to finish their work by plac do the work I use no water ing a layer of gravel on top of the Jersey cows are not of the kind to stone and then rolling it until the pour out a great qnantitj of milk for a entire material has been packed and mess but most people of experience hardened know that their milk is very rich con ¬ All of these attempts at building mac ¬ taining ofttimes twice as much cream adam roads are failures when regarded as that of ordinary stock hence their from the standpoint of intelligent and milk should bring an extra price be- ¬ scientific road construction The val- cause it is worth it uable feature of a stone ormacadam Many people give larger rations than nroad is its absolute compactness and common so soon as tbey notice that the cow is springing bag For a young nAft cow liberal feeding may be allowed but 3H Tvi the older cows seldom develop larger Vy udders nor is it desirable Our experi- ¬ rilTf ence teaches that high feeding up to the time of calving is very dangerous because it increases the parturition fever more or less of which is always to be expected Hence we counsel to with draw the feed of the usual rations one third and when the udder is much dis tended even more than that After 36 -- SsS or 48 hours if the cow is ready to eat commence to increase the feed and in a few days thereafter you may give her FRENCH MACADAM ROAD Located Between Fontainebleau and Sens all the feed she can assimilate and you will find the flow of milk correspondthe principal aim in building a road by ingly increased Charles W Mlirtf eldt the use of crushed stone should be to in St Louis Republic thoroughly pack and firmly unite every part of the material used The only DRYING VEGETABLES way to accomplish this is to roll every 3ayer of dirt stone gravel or other ma- In California It lias Become Quite ail Important Industry terial separately Before any of the In California the drying of vegetables etone is deposited the subsoil should be an important inthoroughly hardened by rolling with has developed intocarrots and Potatoes other a heavy roller A layer of stone if it is to dustry are poured tubers into the hoppers of properly pack and form a hard road cutting machines where rotating blades i bed must have above all a solid foun- ¬ a quarter of an inch thick dation Stone deposited upon loose slice themthen slightly sulphured in a They are gravel on soft ground or in a bed of overmud can never be successfully packed wooden chamber If this process is done the vegetables will taste of the either with a roller or by travel fumes if too little bacteria attracted So too if it is intended to place a layer by the starch will develop A little sul of gravel or smaller crushed stone or phuring is necessary to prevent decay screenings on the surface the layer of and to preserve the color The tubers crushed stone beneath should first be are now revolved for a few hours close thoroughly hardened and packed It to a- hot pipe in an evaporator which is a mistake to suppose that the two is a sort of Ferris wheel consisting of a can be packed and rolled together brick oven with glass windows At the Material to be thus compacted must end of this time the potatoes are taken - be uniform in character and size and re- ¬ out in the form of dry chips while the angular pieces of stone will quires six or seven pounds of the It fresh shift about under the weight of the to make one of the dried As bacteria roller until they are all firmly wedged do not take kindly to onions they are in place round particles of gravel or only slightly sulphured It takes 20 smaller pieces loose dirt or sand pounds of the fresh onions to make one when mixed with these angular pieces of dried they shrivel up so much Nine will prevent their being thus crowded parts of fresh carrots are required to together and compacted make one of the dried The industry is The above explanations are the re ¬ proving very profitable as there is a sult of a careful study of the instruc great demand for the dried fruit and tions issued by the state highway vegetables in the country and at mines commissions of Massachusetts Cal- If steam comes into use in the process ifornia New Jersej and Connecticut tie starch in potatoes could be sterilized and indicate the principles followed in aird partly cooked before they are evap- ¬ those states in the construction of orated In this way they would be rid roads by state aid The same principles of sulphur Chicago Inter Ocean are laid down in treatises upon macadam roads as built in Pennsylvania HANDY MILKING STOOL New York North Carolina Alabama and Ontario and they constitute the Although 3Iade ut Home It Has Given General Satisfaction fundamental rules laid down by ex- ¬ I have used a milking stool made and perienced road engineers all over the illustrated on the plan described below world for six years The seat board a is of The building of macadam roads of- ¬ two inch plank nine inches wide 14 fers opportunities for manifold mis ¬ inches long The stool board b is two takes and for an enormous waste of inches thick aine inches broad and long public funds If ever it be true that cut round A bolt what is worth doing at all is worth do c is put through the middle the head ing well it is emphatically true in the building of stone roads A macadam road when once properly constructed needs little repairing and lasts forgen erations as has been indisputably and C repeatedly proven in England and on aUI w the European continent A stone road poorly built for want of successful rolling even with excellent material is but a poor highway at best Many so called macadam roads recently built tby inexperienced men or without the proper use of good road rollers are continually going to pieces by the wearing of ruts and the subsequent combined HANDY MIIiKING STOOL action of water and travel Every good sunk the nut left off so the seat macadam road testifies to the value of volve The seat is 11 inches will rehigh A durable highways while every stone hoop e is fastened with staples on the road improperly built throws a shadow upright board d to hold the bucket of doubt upon the movement for better so it will be 11 inches from the floor to highways Those who believe in good upper rim I use a two gallon tin roads cannot afford to have their work its pail A heavy wire is used for a hoop thus discredited The piece d is two by four and six inches OTTO DOENER long fastened to the underside of the Confine tlie Tnrliejs seat Lyinan Parmelee in Farm and Dont turkeys well but do not con llome Peed the Turkeys will lose ilesh if tflhe them Clierry Trees in Jrass confined longer than ten days as they Our experience with cherry trees is their liberty The Jret and pine for keep them growing that they do not require cultivation proper plan is to Those we had in the garden were al ax much as possible by feeding meat wajs more liable to rot and to be af-¬ twice a week with a mess of wheat- fected by insects than the trees that aiormng and night Just beiore sell- stood in dry places and surrounded by they may be cooped up for a week FtM - timp n fliv grass It may be that it is the extra Or ten USf rl i- - 1nnr ¬ moisture in the cultivated on a variety of all they will eat mak ¬ disposes cherries to rot or soil that preit may be the ing corn and corn meal the principal manure annually applied to the garden pays to fatten them 4ood It always and to which the cherry tree roots before selling ftural World helped themselves freely The cherry l Effective Sensible tree does not do well with wet feet committee of the united On high dry land its roots will run The executive wheelmen of Montgomery county O deeply enough to find all the moisture drew up a simple but practical com- it needs and on such land in grass is plete and inexpensive plan of road im- the best to plant cherries for profitable provement setting forth the needs of fruiting American Cultivator the count3 roads the methods best Good Season for Agitation adapted to keep them in repair and the The coming six months will afford a expense and petitioned 1he estimated board of county commissioners to adopt splendid opportunity to agitate for betit and pledged candidate to it prior to ter highways develop popular sentl mentf 4 force it upon legislatures hc eltction - Caret For It Pays There is always a demand for extra good milk We are in favor of selling milk when from five to eight cents per quart can be obtained In the suburbs that is not a high price because the own- ¬ er of milch cows have to pay high foi all the feed they buy It requires much bran shorts and linseed meal to keep the cows to their milk That s to say Corns Are Well Protected and CALENDAR FOR s QS 189H Qy GIVES HER OLD NUMBER tYoBMB Bride Confnsed in Making Her 13 17 18 19 20 21 22 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 24 25 26 27 28 31 30 31 9 1G tI T S 34567b 345678K 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 11 12 U SMTWTPS Sll 77 TT 2 JANUARY JULY TWT 77 77 77 T 77 77 77 77 77 ¬ FEBRUARY 6 7 AUGUST 1 the prettiest litln tinners jjj m She was one of the way she stepped into the world and tne score ana oraerea a bill or groceries was a sight worth witnessing When she came to settle for them she found she did not 1 have enough money with her so blushingly ksked that they be sent C 0 O 15 1 f Certainly returned the obliging grocer 22 2 smilingly What is the number 29 30 The little lady stammered as she gave the m name Gibson but failed utterly when she came to the number At last she faltered First Purchase mm M 1 8 9101112 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 14 15 16 17 18 19 M 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 22 23 24 25 26 27J 28 29 30 31 27 28 8 12 9101112 345 234 5M f No 4621 M no I mean 5537 B and hastened away covered with confusion and blushes An interested bystander asked the grocer tas the girl went out the door One of those persons who try to get goods under false pretenses I suppose and was very much astonished when the I 1 out m MARCH 1 SEPTEMBER M 1 12345 7 8 9101112 4 5 6 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 11 12 13 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 18 19 20 27 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 6 7 819Tg 14 15 16 ffl 21 22 23 2 28 29 3d M 2M grocer replied laughingly Not on your life Just a bride giving her first order I can spot them a mile off Chicago Chronicle -- ¬ APRIL 1 OCTOBER 45 6 S 8 7 ffl 3 10 17 24 2 789 23 45 11 12 13 14 15 16 9 10 18 19 20 21 22 23 16 17 25 26 27 28 29 30 23 24 G 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 CANT STOP EM News comes from Attica Ind of the destruction by fire of the big laboratory and office building of the Sterling Remedy Company makers of Cascarets Candy Cathartic and the original guaranteed tobacco habit cure The fire broke out in one of the packing rooms on the third floor dur ing the noon hour and had made considerYOU No-To-Bac ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3031 MAY 1 gj 1 ¬ NOVEMBER 2345 678 234567 8 91011121314 9101li2 v 1 m - tUC 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 1 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 gf JUNE 5 DECE3IBEJB 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 11 12 13 14 15 16 i7c 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 18 19 20 21 22 28 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 St 26 27 28 29 30 ir 678 12 3 4 91011 456789 10 1 2 able headway before it was discovered As soon as it became apparent that the fire department would have difficulty in combating the flames the work of saving the thousands of valuable documents con- ¬ tracts files millions of booklets and tons of advertising matter was begun with the utmost energy The Sterling Remedy Com- ¬ pany is the principal industry of the beauti ful little city of Attica employing several hundred people besides being affiliated with the Indiana Mineral Springs the famous Magno Mud Cure Hundreds of men worn enand children vied with each other in car ¬ rying the contents of the burning building to places of safety Meanwhile the proverbial energy and of General Manager and presence-of-minKramer of the Sterling Remedy Company was displayed lie quietly walked away and secured a big show room near by and ¬ d - cr- - -- V ¬ Be sure you are right then go ahead The newspapers are filled with all sortso statements regarding mining in the Yukon basin and schemes for the profit of the stay-at-homes Advice to Ivlondikcrs ¬ ¬ icicles in Dawson The railways are trying to place before you reliable iniormationtaV to the country and how to get there TKt His Parting Snot Northern Pacific as the pioneer in Alaslfa passenger traffic running its trains fromlSfe He after being rejected I shall never Paul and Minneapolis to Puget Sound and marry now She Foolish man Why not Portland have by their recently issued mag Viciously folder on Alaska again demonstrated their If you wont have me who ngnt to nrsc consiuerauon oenu oiiaso will Philadelphia North American Fee St Paul Minn 2 cents postage forht latest and best Alaska man published All About AlaKka ii are more plentiful than had all the office furniture charred and dilapidated as it was taken there Before the boxes had ceased burning in which the fire fl originated orders were being dictated in the make shift office for new supplies and car loads of material were ordered by wire OWN while the streams were still playing on the ruins Several shipments were made the same evening from goods saved and on Fri MURAL day morning all departments were at work to FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS Purchase a package of in various rooms about town while a gang CALCIMO from your of men were cleaning away the wreckage Q o rnnftr or uaint dealer and do vour own kalsomining This material is preliminary to rebuilding A wnrlp on scientific nrincioles bv machinery and milled in twenty four tints 11 V 1 ¬ ill I wwnLLOUELilLlliUB V - ¬ WATER COLOR PAINTS T1T- I a to to to ¬ Tlie Man o Moderate MeansAlaska and routes to the gold fields the to I cant afford said the man ofmod most complete publication of the kind in to to go to many placesrdf print Send 4 cents in stamps to F I Whit to erate means T A Great Northern railway to amusenient but 1 am admitted free tostlife ney G P to - A Descriptive folder containing five maps of to to to to to to to to and is superior to any concoction ot uiue ana wniung tuat can possiiny be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Watek If you want something extra buy some EV3UEAU irom xne sameler This material is a Hard Fixisii to be applied with a brush and be- g comes as hard as Cement Milled in twenty four tints and works equally as well with cold or hot water figirSend for sample cards and if you can- not purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will put you m tne way oi o Draining it V ¬ - -- -- 3d and Broadway St Paul Minn Alaska Land of Gold and Glacier a beautifully illustrated booklet sent for fifteen cents in stamps The Great Northern is over 100 The Hot Springs miles the line from St Paul and Picturesquely situated in the heart of tide Minneapolisshortest to Seattle and Portland the Black Hills of South Dakota are renowned- - outfitting points whence steamers sail for for the marvelous cures of rheumatism Alaska utjuraigm unci Kinarea aiseases wnicu naje been effected by the use of its waters First Fond of Golf class hotel accommodations and batlis your son fond of golf Stokes Is Tourist tickets on sale daily and especially Pdgis Fond of it Isliouldsayhe on die first and third Tuesdays of Why the young rascal actually plays was lovrates it this month For full information apply to Boston Transcript agents Chicago North western Railway -- plav with the longest run on record N Y Sun Struggle of Life Jhe K II Tho attention of the tride is called to the fact that a man by the name of Church goes our panics through the country trying to intimidate iurehaters of our material bv telling them that our patent wp are advised by are an infringement on his mateualw a lilcli he willsi Alabistme lave counsel that his material when u etl ih cold water an in1rinpiiiiiitnpoii ours accept invited service oi Mr Church to supuort his contention by suit against us and hi c voluinveicd to serve so as to save him trouble that his pi i tcndcd i ightH may bo tested in tne to any papers he wishes to to do but Ieading statements which course This he refuses to courts the circumstances- - we uene nevei theless continues his imi e ill ue condemned iy ail epuiauu- ueaiei s under to - THE MURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON S NEW YORK 3B BlB Buco9E e M CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS NO PRASSE IS TOO CREAT FOR IN A WORLD WHERE t m 4 a t What do you think old boy I stoleia kiss from that haughty Miss Juniper- Ioon tuat s nothing lhe last evening I was there I saw her poodle kiss her 17 Cleveland Plain Dealer times ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ points For information address H F For Homeseekers Excursion dates via the Bowsher 435 Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio Missouri Kansas and Texas Ry and information of their tourist sleeper arrangemenf Women say of every pretty girl that she address II F Bowsher 435 Walnut St Cin- - might be tolerably good looking if she cinnati Ohio didnt know it so well herself Washing ton Democrat begins to imagine that he is When a man in love with a bloomer girl its time for him If you want to be cured of a cough use to stop drinking Chicago News Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Fits stopped free and permanently cured Any woman will finally get tired of her so fits after first days ute of DrKlineV husband if he is a habitual loafer WashJreat Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Klite 933 Arch st Phila Pa ington Democrat ¬ Commencing with the excursion of Dec 7th the Missouri Kansas and Texas Ry has inaugurated a system of Tourist Sleep ers on their excursion dates between St Louis or Kansas City and South Texas Tourist Sleeping Cars I M f rwi0jm v- ¬ - OUR DIALECT A Hard Tiling for tlie Averne Person spoke as follows Hellole mai vvulz news Nohtn allter know of The two men approached each other and Eitfs to Understand lfifee at - No Spectnerback never train chav somein Mutcher bligeder jus tad one baa kyet Zher wife got Woan How Go to your grocer to day and get a 15c package of ¬ zeverting Oh bout zhusual now Sni sweather w ravin On the shoulders of the young and hale poverty sits but lightlv N Y Independ- ¬ ent fr V A In Winter Sciatica is worse Any time bt Jacobs Uu is the best cure three-eighths-in- cli ¬ me iuiiics uiey hil out is uie most oej Cold weather aggravates rheumatic pains But St Jacobs Oil cures any time P No man can love a woman no matter how beautiful she is if she cant cook Washington Democrat - ¬ -- THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon5 Select butchers CAIVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Lisht shippers LAMBS RTnTTT ti Certain lis But fdone train farmer slaver hard timerther wheat Say gotcher To Care a hor soce ainter fraidether car shet Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Oh yessezer gentlezer lamb now When druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c zher brother gointer selly zouse Soony zeekn fine mantle paze price Sawful hard Rushem is dealing in mining securities nowter sell anything fwuts sworth Well stocks is the better isnt he That sright Jerreekn thing sloosc Chicago Journal word snupper little this fall Yesser guess thrizen wheatll may kev T believe Pisos Cure for Consumption erythjng moo flong saved mv bovs life last aiimmer Mrs Well lines be going Drop pin some Allie Douglass LeRoy Mich Oct 20 94 timenyer passing All ri chew dothersame Hope The untiring effort of a woman to I will Gkidter metcher find a burglar under the bed Chicago No son this is neither Scotch Irish Cre- ¬ News ole New England Wild West Kipling American Georgia Cracker Dowery or Xever trifle with oain It mav fool vou dialect it is simply the St Jacobs Oil never fools it direst English language as she is spoken every day in any town in the United States by the an wpwov JLJJC UVJJV4 ill average American citizen niv j TVn unnoi ivlt 11J nmnrncnl nf- flirt mmi-iDetroit Free nmg nine anu tne umpire Chicago Xews Press Grain0 n the cost Made from pure grains it is nourishing and healthful Insist thatjour grocer gives you GRAIN O tueyi iiu uuuauon Cold in One Day It takes the place of cof- ¬ k JM- -- Cincinnati 2 4 5 2 3 3 3 5 3 Dec 13 i ¬ 75 00 75 GO SHEEP Choice ¬ Winfm fomilr GKAIN AVheat No 2red No 3red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Goood to choice 10 3 3 3C 20 4 35 85 00 Ga 5 35 7 fn l Rfl JH 95 93 5315 20 3 75 4 35 6 50 Isnt 3 a scald a burn Yes and St Jacobs Oil is a cure A 3Iore Amusing Occupation spilt Evervbodv at a fire knows best how to put it out Washington Democrat milk She Of course not theres plenty more to spill Brooklyn Life He Theres no use crying over i Rve No2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime Steam BUTTER Choice Dairy Prime to choice creamery APFLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO 9 25 12 24 47 9 50 8 75 4 20 13 I 26iv 1 CAUSE FOR ALARM How baldness begins St -ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL R0 ND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PAGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE fPH mml - rKCEI 4 ifti leOWlNCHESTERAVETT Hiii HewHavew Gwff J 1 - J 2 30 2 25 4 70 1 02 S8H 25 7 35 4 35 24J5 3 25 2 35 4 90 J 1 04 A 89 J FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago sprintr LARD Steam CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess 2GH 22 7 40 i 4 33 How to prevent it - If yon want to read up on this subject during the wimer of the cheap homes and prosperous con ¬ IBS ditions in Nebraska and elsewhere sub ¬ scribe to The Com Belt a monthly pa rer mil of finn Ti tines and information about the West It will be sent for one year for 25 cents postage stamps accepted Address Tue Corn Bflt 203 Adams Street Chicago FARMISI THE WEST 4 Winter rmtont nl CORNNo 2 mixed lTnrTT W NEW YORK 4 SO 6A WTLtCh Mt 5 10 17t Seattle ll8IM8K AI h BigZl FfE formation o i -- J x 7 OATS Mixed PORK New mess VV 27fc 8 25 LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Oats No 2 white Rye No2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western Corn Mixed 4 50 98 94 33 27 51 4 35 4 15 ¬ INDLNAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN WheawNo 2 red - ¬ 3 75 95 ¬ Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess TARD Srpim Everv person male or female shrinks from baldness It adds to the appearance of age and is a serious discomfort The 27Jir 9 00 af cases are rare when the falling out of the and a new hair may not be stoppsd promoted and 4 60 The healthy growth of the hair Jiair grows in the scalp like a plant in the 475 soil If a plant flourishes it must have 96Wconstant attention it must be watered 95ft regularly and find ite food in the soil 33Jfwhere it is rooted Its so with the hair 27 Neglect is usually the beginning of bald 51 ness Dandruff is allowed to thicken on 4 65 the scalp The hair begins to loosen The scalp loses its vitality The hair insuf40 ficiently nourished begins to fade and to fall The instant need in such a case is 93some practical preparation which sup 25 i plying the needed nourishment to the 212 scalp will feed the hair give it strength sv and so produce a strong and healthy J srrowth All this is done bv Dr Avers 400 Httir visror the most oractical and valua 96 ble preparation for the hair that can be r2S Eabtafced It tones UP the scalp docs axvav 23i WS witfe dandruff stops the hair from falling 0Jttdres the original color to gray or fade J 315 t - -- - - ¬ - -- 1 4jjlD growth Those who are threatened with approaching baldness will be interested in the following voluntary statement made by Alderman S J Green of Spencer Iowa He writes About four months ago my hair commenced falling out so rapidly that I became alarmed and being recommended Dr Ayers Hair Vigor by a druggist I resolved to try this preparation I have been now using it for three months and a m much gratified to find that my hair has ceased falling out and also that hair which had been turning gray for the past five years has been restored to its original color dark brown It gives me much pleasure to recommend this dressing S J Green Alderman Spencer Iowa Those who are interested in preserving and beautifying the hair will do well to send for Dr Ayers Curcbook A story of cures told by the cured This book of ioq pages is sent free on request by the J C Ayer Co Iowell Mass ¬ hair and gives an abundant and glossy Seattle Klondike Alaska Washington State SeatMhitni 5OOU population HulroniJ twiUrtmlLOWEST ami Agricultural Centre- Bt VT OUTFITS PRICES Longest Experience SEATTLE WASHi CHAHBEE OF COMMEECB BU3EATJ - C Largest City Safest lloutea Addiess 8ECUETARy SCOYEBY cases treatment Free CURES girt DROPQV qulefcrellerandcures wom I IHVri9 NEW 3 1 Send for boot of testimonials and Dr II II GHKKJTS BOBS lOdavn AtlantL 1 WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Best Cough Sy rap Tastes Good Ubq in time Sold by drupcist m ANK E WHEN WRDTJiarGl TTO AJVEITB3Z5S rtaoQ ctatc tUat yoo oaw itfie Aycciia i3UC J6S7 iu thc neper j5 r TV ty kZ X- -- s 8 THE BOUBBON Dent Eliza Heirs h and cillft 1 lfW8 1 1 T3E8DAY DECEMBER 14 1897 June Stone Hughe Bettie Wilson -- SHERIFFS SALE Eucker 5 32 Faulkner Alfreds estate h and 1 Ruckersville Fields Doc h and 1 Hanson st 1 Lylesville Fields Ed h 30 1897 Fields Joes and 2 1 Claysville --M THURSDAY DEC heirs Fields Maria h and 1 Lylesville oommencing at 10 oclock a m Finch Ben h and 1 Ruckersville in Finch Chas h and 1 Ruckersville at the Court house door the city of Paris Bourbon county Frazier Richard h and 1 Kennedys 3 EJentucky I will expose for sale to ville 1 the highest bidder for cash in Freeman W M h and Littleton State and County Taxes Dickerson Nellie Heirs h and 1 2 27 Claysville 3 45 Dimmirt Walker h and 1 Evans Wm h and IBrpoks addition 514 Fauntleroy Ohas h and 1 Marshall 4 st h and 1 Bok- Fauntleroy Rachel 29 ersville 2 10 61 29 86 70 27 85 92 44 hand to pay the State and County jjreeman Willis de 1897 the following property or so much sdribed thereof as may be necessary to pay ssdd taxes with all costs and in- ¬ ave 5 61 Tax for h and 1 Connellys -- terests Sheriff of Bourbon County Ky PARIS WHITE Ajshurst Mary 1894 and 6 and Bal 5003 1897 55 acres by James Elliott 6 83 Bplston Junius lot Ferguson St Clay Sam H Est 4 lots Claysville 6 09 Mrs Lpke Connelly h and 1 8th St 8 34 Gnlbertson M M h and 1 Vine St 7 vent Heights Dbwd Mrs Sallie h and 1 Walkers 24 Avenue 2 Mamie h and 1 Paris Dbwd Miss 1 South Main St 16 Dwyer Bros h and Enon Mrs Daisv h and 1 Convent 15 Height iFarrell Woods lot Henderson St 3 Frakes J Brooks h and 1 Second 15 St 1 Lilleston Fuller James h and 6 Ave rinnan L h and 1 Henderson St 12 v0 -- Hall Jesse L 24 acres by Clay 10 Gaitskill Mrs Johanna h and 1 10th iHanlon 17 St Ingels 24 acres LillesHardiman 3 ton Ave 1 by Frys Hutchison Mrs E h and ¬ E T BEEDING Ofllbertson Mrs E Williams Addition 8 95 J h and 1 Con- ¬ 78 70 70 90 27 06 31 83 75 07 94 20 Jacksons Sam Est Redmon St Shop - 2 76 9 80 23 acres by Tom 1 Jone3 Mrs Martha h and Hanson 16 69 Ad- ¬ 4 35 Xlump Ormond Xiaughlin Jas E 27 1 acres by M Kiser J 5 25 lot Williams 1 McCann Chas Est h and dition Higgins 3 19 burg Lindsay John agt h and 1 Ruckers- ¬ Hutchins Enoch h and 1 iMiilers- ville 4 20 v- - 3 burg- McClintock LAh and 1 Claysville 3 45 Hutsell Nancy h and Millersburg2 57 08 Mason Peter hand IKennedysville 3 00 Johnson John h and Reubensville 3 07 Medinger Bettie h and 1 Ruckers- King Louisa h and Shipptowii 12 18 1 55 ville 5 49 Kirtley Ben h and Millersburg Medinger Dicks est h and 1 Ruck- ¬ N 1 Lawson Lawson Matilda h and ersville 3 16 S 1 64 ville Mickens Squire h and 1 7th st 2 17 Meng heirs h and 1 Main st Millers- ¬ Miller Jeff h and 1 Lylesville 3 00 - 3 44 burg Minor James h and 1 Coulthards Miles Ed h and R Mills pike 3 92 4t Mill 29 o o- - I Parker Geo h and 1 Lawsonviille Mitcnell Jno h and 1 Claysville 0 Parker Wm h and 1 Railroad Mitchell JnoReuoen h and 1 Lyles 30 Millersburg ville 4 30 Peliman Wm h and 1 Main 70 st Mitchell Reuben and Paulina h and Perry Wm h and Millersburg 77 Lylesville 4 73 Peyton Pauline h and 1 Millers Morgan Jane h and 1 8th st 2 70 i 3 88 burS 1 Brooks ad Morin Warren h and 3 86 Robinson Joe h 1 Shipptown tion 12 95 Robinson Millie 1 Lawson Jb Murphy Alonzo h and 1 Claysville 4 30 ville 2 45 Murphy Dan h and 1 Claysville 4 85 Stevens Silas h 1 Mb 4 52 Murphy Dan Jr h and 1 Claysville 3 85 Jaylor 2 88 Joan h 1 Mb 1 8th st Murray IVKurtin h and 3 85 1 Shipptow Thompson Tom h 5 14 Myers Henry 3 h and lots Clays- ¬ 5 30 Trotter Milt h 1 R R- St Mb ville 6 83 h 1 Shipptown 2 36 Nalus John h and 1 Williams st 4 30 Turner Lettie 6 70 Turney Sam h 1 Mb Nichols Annie h and 1 Ruckerville 1 55 Washington Em h 1 Mb 3 63 Nichols Wm 5 acres by Adaline 4 42 White Richard h 1 Mb Brookins on Cynthiana Pike 3 86 Wilson Henry h 1 Shipptovn 6 50 Brentsville Wilson John h 1 Shipptown J 4 71 Nutter Wm h and 1 Claysville 5 13 3 86 Wilson Smith h 1 Shipptown- OffuttChas Sr Brentsville 7 65 Oldham Caroline h and 1 Clavsville 1 90 FLAT ROCK WHITeOldham Lucinda h and 1 Claysville 2 27 Alexander Geo 2 acres- by Mrs sorter Cathrine h and 1 Brents T 3- 45 Potts ville near John Stout 2 60 B F 98 acres by Bramblette Porter Fannie acre near Cathar 26 60 Elliott ine Porter 4 45 1 Brentsville 4 70 Copher Lafayette 13 acres by WI Portal George h and 14 92 Gibson Porter Johns Heirs h and 1 Brents ¬ Cbipley B F 3 acres by E Elliott 5 24 ville 3 63 Cray Malindas Est 38 acres by Geo Powell Harrison h anl 1 Rucker- ¬ Smith x 12 73 ville 3 68 Crouch Bob n r 71 acrea byiTels Railey Sophia h and 1 Claysville 1 83 PARIS COLORED Sledd 25 59 Reese James h and 1 Williams st 3 45 Crouch I B 45 acres by jap Grillis-Reid T Augustus h ard 1 Sycamore 21 31 pie Alexander John N R 1 lot E Paris 2 70 iv street 5 13 Samuels 1 lot George Elliott W H 80 acres by B F Ohi- Anderson Rice John Sr h and 1 Williemsst 4 30 12 76 Rice John Jr h and 1 Cladsville ley 23 71 town pike 3 Arnold James 2 H Ls High st 1022 Rice Witliam stable High and 2nd 10 85 Elliott Margaret 25 acres by IT F22 Chipley Ayers Anderson H L Hanson r 7 40 Kiley Henry h and 1 Newtown 85 5 13 Richey James h Marshal sts Evans W O 2 lots Flat Rock 15 70 and 1 98 3 86 Roberts Ayers Joe h 1 Hanson st Frazier Sarah D n r 25 acres byGap Fannie h and 1 85 7 60 Gillispie 683 Robinson La wry h and 1Pearl st Ayers Sherman h 1 Cypres st Williams 1 acre by JTohn h 1 Pleasant st 1040 Baker Eliza street 30 Garrett Wesley Mansfield 471 Rose Tom h and 1 Williams st 33aker Jerry h 1 Sycamore st 4 35 85 h 1 Newtown 277 acres by Ed Rice 92 35 827 Rounds Rachel hand 1 Lylesville Batts Stradd 85 Gibson W L Bedford Frank h 1 Ruckerville 320 Graves P B 34 acres by Mrs- - R h 1 Sycamore st 393 Samuels Lettie 1 lotLillestons Ad ¬ y 13 93 Henry Bishop James Mary Jr 11 eirs h 1 Clays Graves Mrs E E 54 acres by MrsBR dition looker 2 27 Scott Annie n R h and 1 Connellv 15 27 Henry ville v Booker Woodson 2 h 1 Claysville 13 onarp M it 1 lot Jackstown -- 7 67 Alley 270 Breckinridge Mrs Geo or Ann h 1 Seals Dennis h and 1 Lylesville 3 77 McKenzie Mrs Martha 1 lot Little 2 70 Sharp Annie h and 1 Yine st 3 12 Newtown Rock 1 95 Small Ben h and 1 Williams st quires Mrs Lillie 20 acres by Brent Geo h 1 and 7 acres Brents- ¬ 5 13 7 65 Small Ed h and 1 Newtown a qs ville Booth r r 6 30 v 4 30 Small Lucinda h and 1 Williams st2 70 btewart A A 7 acres by Shop Cane Isaai h and 1 Claysville 3rock Small Riley h and 1 Villiams st Ridge Brookins Adaline 1 acre Cynthiana 30 f ftfifc 15 74 3 83 Smith Gus h and 1 Lylesville otone n u ana c M 7U acres oyMre Pike near John Robinson 45 S6 4 30 Smith Mag h and 1 Lylesville 39 13 Caleb Bounds Brooks Henry h and 1 Lylesville 85 John 11 and 10 acres by 2o acrea by A PBry Smith Maria h and 1 Newtown Buckner 5 Ihomason Ed 9 90 Smoot Chas NEh and 1 an ana o near w A Tnomason y 00 Geo Brent Brentsville Clays Amanda h lot Claysville 2 27 ville uButler 2 27 LITTLE ROCK7 COLORED -- Carr Lavina h lot Ruckerville 3 20 Smith Rachel h and 1 Brooks Addi 1 Little RocklKf 5 98 tion 5 24 Allen Mitch h Carter Isaac N R h and 1 Lylesville 2 27 Lylesville 3 85 Spears Frank h and 1 Ruckerville 6 68 Berry Amanda 6 acres by Carpen- ¬ Dnrtor Joe lot 3 45 Spears Mary h and 1 Lylesville lot Claysville ter 2 70 21ackJoe h i 4 07 1 Williams Addition Spears W H h and L Ruckerville 9 60 Berry Tom 31 acres by Mrs Mfr mv Rllali 3 55 Stout Simean h and 1 1 acre Rogeis by near Claysville W 12 37 Claysville 3 55 John Stout Brentsville Sallie 2 lots 4 80 Bradley Geo 4 acres by Cap Gillis ¬ Collins 5 CO 6 12 -pie Cornrad H W 2 lot Ruckerville 1 85 Taylor Walker h and 1 Marshall st 4 30 Cnnnincham Sarah h 1 JlSittle Lizzie lot Ruckerville Conway 6 83 Thomas Gabe Agt Sallies Est h 1 85 st Rock CorbinRushandl Cypress st and 1 7th st 6 83 8 10 Green A J 4 aores by ChasSimp- Cypress Sorbin Jim 2 27 Tibos Louisa h andl Clintonville 6 991 son lotNewtown Craig Jane h pike 6 09 2 27 Grinstead Wm 10 acres Bnnktrg st Orose Jane lot Bally Patton Tiffy Sol h and Lylesville HU1 tifflfc5 24 Ouster Green M acre neai Ooul 4 60 Tillman Emamuel h and 1 Clays- ¬ 3 45 Henderson 1 LiitlefRoSSi 4 30 Jim h Mill thards T 1 Inf Rvnnlrs AflfH- ville 3 45 Henderson Marv h 1 LitiTeiaSck 1 85 Ti nt w Y uvu avi rpA WVt nnl 1 R0nfCTrilQ 4 3d Hughes Anderson Sr 8 acfSmbv O JLij AVUU UUUuU tion 1 1 1 7 78 Ave 1 Vine St 12 77 Mackey Terrance h and 68 Maher John h and 1 8th St 81 Nagle Heirs h and l 5th St 14 Ogle H C h and 1 Higgins Ave 24 Stone Andrew N R lot Vine St 35 Webster Scott 1 acre by C L Kern White Megibben and Harris Dis- ¬ 46 68 tillery Millersburg 3 44 Woods Thomas lot Lilleston ave 3 35 Woods Elizabeth lot Paris 1 High street Carr Mrs John h 1896 and 1897 30 94 12 76 Crosdnle Geo H h 1 2d street 9 38 Wm h and 1 East Pans Doy Xiogan Mrs L S 76 acres by H R 28 19 Croxton m Agt h and 1 5th and Gutzeit A 11 76 High Hardy A L 31 a2res by Mrs Ray 2 11 60 lots 7th street Howe Russell h and 1 Winchester 8 95 Pike Howe Wm N R h and 1 Winches ¬ 7 36 ter Pike 19 55 Hukill Wm Jr h and 1 2d st Hunt Mrs Ellen h and 1 Clinton- 6 00 ville Pike 96 7 Jtu u n ana l l acre surbnage 2 75 Georgetown Pike Manning Dr Jas h and 1 George- ¬ 12 93 town Pike Mrs Elizabeth 192 acres by Morris Jos Houston 1896 and bal 7 144 98 Mnir Mrs Kate h and 1 Convent 6 94 Heights 1 Main st 4 82 Nix Mrs Ann h and 8 21 Oldson heirs h and 1 Railroad st Redmon Imogene 39 acres by 12 87 Horace Miller 8 95 Rion J B h and 1 16th st Speaks Geo D 50 acres bv Horace 27 43 Miller 1892 4 and 7 u Speaks Wm Agt 100 acres by Jno 33 37 Johnson Sweeney Hardin h and 1 Convent 3 25 Heights Talbott H E 2 lots 1 Thornton Divi- ¬ 9 37 sion 1 Houson st Terry Mrs Mary 1 lot Williams 5 72 Addition M h and 1 Lilleston Williams Wm 12 Ave 12 Jno R h and 1 West st Williams 1 Lilleston Ave 75 Woods M L h and -- 3 55 FretweH Ann h and 1 Newtown 185 Henry h and 1 Lylesville 4 28 ville Gaines Williams Tom h and Hanson st 4 30 H h and 1 Lilleston Garrett Ben 8 10 5 13 Wilson Josie h and 1 7th st HVfi acre by Coul- h and 1 Claysville 2 27 Wilson Minnie Graves Charlotte 1 55 thardsMill Green Bettie h and 1 Claysville 4 30 Woodward Laura nrh and 1 L3 lea- bal 2 27 ville Green Polly h and 1 Ruckersville j 2 10 1 Claysville 4 40 Hamilton Maria 2 MILLERSBURG WHITE 3 35 Harrington heirs h 1 7th st 4 71 Best W H 53 acres by T F Triplett 17 54 Harris Thos h 1 Lylesville 1 near J H Brad- Hart Peter h George Mrs Fiank 100 acres by 2 68 shaw Neelyville 40 59 John Hunter 3 86 Linville J W N R 60 acres by Nat Holton John h 1 7th st Hawkins Columbus h 1 Lilleston 20 35 Collier 5 13 List Mrs W H 103 acres by Dr ave 2 27 Hawkins Fannie h 1 7th st 44 99 Best Hawkins Mahalah 1 Claysville 2 27 McNamara Jas h and 1 Millers- ¬ 4 00 Herrington Bob h 1 7th st 8 53 burg sister h and 1 7th st 3 55 Nesbitt Wm S h and 1 near college 5 13 Herrinuton Hickman Joe h and 1 Connelly dlade Jas T 16 acres by Josh Bar- ¬ 3 45 alley 9 48 ton 1 Claysville 4 30 Vimont E P vacant lot Hicks Jas h 7 30 2 70 Ware Mrs Mary 11 acres by John Halley Eliza h 1 Marshall st Henry h and 1 Newtown 3 85 Howard 5 06 Hamilton Hutchinson Henry h and 1 New ¬ W E and Gregg 77 - acres f Williams 3 85 town 2 19 bj Jas Bramblette Jackson Alonzo h and 1 Lylesville 3 45 Wrenn Mrs J H 50 acres by B F Jackson Green 2 h and 1 Claysville 9 43 22 99 Wilson 5 13 Jackson Levi h and 1 Hanson st MILLERSBURG COLORED Jacobs Doc heirs h and 1 Williams 1 85 st 3 45 Allen Frank h and 1 Shipptown 3 45 Johnson Alfred 1 Thomas ave Allen Harriet h and 1 Main st Mil- Johnson Bettie h and 1 Newtown 4 40 2 77 lersburg Johnson Geo h and 1 Ruckersville 5 26 Allen James h and 1 Main st Mil- - 3 25 Johnson Geo h and 1 Claysville 4 84 lersburg Jonas h and 1 Brentsville 4 80 Allen Mollie h and 1 Shipptown Johnson X 85 Johoson Lewis heirs h and 1 Lyles- ¬ Baker Sarah h and 1 Millersburg 2 09 2 27 Bradley Ben h and 1 Railroad ville st 3 69 1 Claysville 3 86 Breckinridge Patsy h Johnson Rich h and and 1 Shipp- Johnson Thos Henry h and 1 New 1 85 tjvn 3 00 town Burl Mary h and 1 Millersburg Jones Alolhe and Newton h and 1 near Dr Hurt 185 6 83 Newtown Bush Albert h and 1 Millersburg 1 85 Kellis Alice h and 1 Lylesville 5 00 near Dr Hurt Keliis John and Meg h and 1 Clays 1 Main Back st 3 12 Carr Huldah h and Keys Dick h and 1 Williams addi Cavanaugn Millie h and 1 Millers ¬ 2 27 ville 2 87 burg 3 00 Conway tion Jordan h and 1 Maoi st 4 77 Kenney David h and 1 Newtown 3 30 Derkson Henry h and 1 Millersburg 4 77 Key3 Harvey h and 1 Ciaysville 3 45 Griggs Evaline h and 1 ShipptownjL 85 Keys Davis heirs h and I Clays ¬ Hawkins Nancy J est 2 acres by Ed 1 85 ville 3 65 Miles R Mills pike 1 Lylesville 1 42 Kidd Mollie Hend rson Robt and Elizabeth h Lamb Chas 2 acres by Henry Lacey 5 95 5 55 and 1 Millersburg Lamb Sophias heirs h and 1 Clays- ¬ 1 Millers Holliday Lottie h and ville 2 27 4 30 burir Lewis Elisha G 5 acres by Tom Huffman Mary h and 1 Shipptown3 31 9 96 Redmon Hughes Lizzie h and 1 Millersburg 09 Lyttle Francis h and 1 Brooks ad ¬ Hughes Nannie h and 1 Millers 1 -- French Hannah h and 1 Lylesville alley 5 13 2 27 Veach Wm h and 1 acre by EmM a Reese Brentsville Walker Henry h and 1 Claysville 1186 Ward Ellen N R Ruckerville 408 Ware Jane h and Sycamore st 227 fS45 Warren Joe h and Claysville Washington Amanda h and Clays- - V 270 ville agt h and LillesA s Watts Anderson 42 27 ton addition and Williams st 2fl0 Watts Mary h Watts Willis and Bettie h and 30 Marshall st I High st ber White Annie h and 4 40 tween llth and 12th Whittaker Annie h and Claysville2 21 Wickliffe Henry n r h and Blackfs 2 27 Cross Roads Williams Clay h and Claysville 5 13 Williams Geo No 1 acre George- 5 35 town nike h and Lylesville 2 27 Williams Harriet Williams Jas h and Marshall st 3 85 acre by Coul- Williams Mary 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 thards Mill Williams Pattie n r h and 1 1 Clays- - 1 45 -- - dition 3 33 - Redmon Mrs E T 125 acres by HUTCHISON COLORED 59 08 Tamme 89 Frazier Charlotte lot Emmonsville 2 70 Redmon Castle 26 acres by Chas M by John Johnson James 1 acre by A H Wil- ¬ 9 64 Redmon Hutsell Jno 5acrea Rock Sharp 90 D Little 3 86 lett 55 Berry Redmon John T 8 acres by Jonnsun Jim h fr rifn 11 8fr 86 McCann Ellen N R 1 acre by E E Bedford gerr Harriet h 1 Little Rock Woods 2 33 Speaks Ed 50 acres near Jno T 20 10 85 Taylor Jack N R 2 acres by Hous- rnc18 n 1 Little Rock Bed- - 30 acres by Berry Parker Francis h 1 Little Rock 2 27 ton 2 75 Trabue John 13 19 27 ford Simpson Cornelius 5 acres by 3 85 AP Whit son G A 1 lot R Mills CENTREVILLE WHITE Bryan 6 99 Smith John 28 acres by D L Rob- Allen A L 1 acre Jacksonville 4 82 bins RUDDLES MILLS COLORED 8 74 Allen E A 113 ac near Jas N Allen 37 53 Williams Frank Sr 10 acres by 5 40 Bryant Sam 1 acre Glenntown Allen Jas B N R 15 ac near Jas Tom Woodford 1 42 6 99 Barlow 5 89 Carter Cassie lot Shawhan 1 acre by tf ORTH MIDDLETOWN White Benton Dr C H 1 ac Cent Station 6 99 Daugherty Perry N R 2 36 Parker Thomas Bradley Geo 4 acres near C Gillispie4 35 Berry W F N R 31 acre near L C 1 R Mills 2 27 Broughton Chas 1 N M Smith 12 67 Daugherty Bettie h 8 53 Beesore John 1 lot Centerville Caldwell Josh Jr 10 acres near 7 83 Ewing Dudley 12 acres Glenntown iw Chinn Mrs Marion 56 ac near W A ixiuueoa 89 3 86 Fields Dave h 1 R Mills Cline W A h andl N M Forman 07 n 93 Forraan Elijah 14 acres near Mrs18 25 Glenn Hiram h 1 Glenntown 6 89 Holder WN n r 28 acres by J Scott 8 1 R Mills 3 86 Nichols McLeod Elijah 10 acres near Josh 6 99 Henderson George h 4 29 Alfred h 1 R Mills Johnson Caldwell q 55 Henry A J and J R 29 acres near 2 27 h 1 R Mills S S Ardery Owens Mrs Ann n r 43 acreg near 8 68 Johnson Caroline 1R Johnson John A Srs Hrs h Hicks Geo W N R 1 acre near Jas Col Prescott iq 15 2 27 Mills Ransdall Peters O H h and 1 N M 3 20 6 90 1 Reuben Johnson John A Jr h Poole Mrs Amanda h and 1 N M acres 7 78 Hildreth Edgar and J B 85 3 86 town near W A Gaines 37 41 NORTH MIDDLETOWN COLORED Ransdall Jas 20 acres near Mrs 1 Reubentown 3 01 Johnson Bob h Sue 1 Reubentown 4 29 Ransdall Bowles Ben 4 acres by R L Col- 65 Johnson Walter h 1 R Mills Kenney Newt h 38 nua near Clay 6 83 Ryles Mrs D A 6 acre 1 Reuben ¬ Kenney Henrys est h Allen Butler Anderson 8 acres by Wm 2 76 2 27 town Sheeley Heirs 20 acres near L C Wade 6 12 2 27 Love Janes Heirs h 1 R Mills Smith Childs Lawson h 1 NT M 4 53 4 35 Talbott John 1 acre by Wm Miller 3 44 Shropshire Frank 100 acres near Dergin Chas 8 85 1 5 99 Johnathon Davis Gatewood Jno 38 38 Thomas John h and R Mills 2 70 3 85 Wilson John 1 acre by Speaks Slack Jas E 3 acres near A K Haw ¬ Goodwin Mary and Lena 19 acres kins by Mrs Eliza Wade 6 25 8 05 Coke Mrs M S 30 acres near MtCar Hastings Todd 3 44 W S Anderson mel 11 60 Harris Joe J acre Levy Pike 8 90 Kenney Aaron 3 45 Simpson John N R 266 aces near Of Feck J O Pike Co O Recommends S J Turley 137 33 McClure Jeff Sr acre Levy Pike 3 90 Wrights Celery Capsules To tne Wright Medical Co Mrs Mark Crit i acre Lew Pike 3 90 Turner Jno W 250 acre near Ohio Ireland 99 37-- Gents I have Columhus a box of Wright Mason Ben J acre Levy Pike 3 48 purchased Williams Mrs Eleanor N R 36 acres Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drujc- Nelson Wes and Strauther h 1 Waverly O and used them for Stomach near Isaac Rank 11 60 NM 16 41 rouble and Constipation I was unable to Ransom Sam h 1 Levy Pike 3 45 do anything for nearly two years I ased CENTREVILLE COLORED three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they bcnooler J ash and IN M 5 13 o 1 Jackson- ¬ Armstrong Horace h have cured me For the benefit of other Schooler Ben h 1 N M 8 45 afflicted I wish to send this letter ville 3 45 Strauder Odd 1 acre by Watt Gay 3 48 Very truly yours 3 85 W S Andersojt Strander Rich4 acres by Watt Gay 5 65 Brown John h 1 Jacksonville Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per Box Coleman Ann h 1 Centre ville 2 27 CLINTONVILLE WHITE 1 Centreville 1 85 Send address on postal to the Wright Med Coleman Minnie h Co Columbus O for trial size free Beasley R N N R 51 acres by Clin- Hall Lewis J acre by Calip An drews tonville 3 45 25 20 Dennison J J lot Clint 3 12 Kane Wm lot Centreville 3 45 Your Xife Insured lc a Day 1 Jacksonville Nichols J W 1 Clint 3 45 6 86 Kendrick Jos h 1 rcenicK Mrs Harriet Clint 3 55 McCov Bros Jno and Robt h Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ Centreville 45 able paper on the Capital City Bank of Nix Bob h 1 Centreville 45 Columbus O There can be no stronger CLINTONVILLE COLORED Nutter Chas h 1 Jacksonville 85 guarantee given you We dare not use Beatty Napoleon h 1 Clint No O 4 29 Smarr Lewis h 1 Centreville 45 a banks name without authority if yon Beatty Sarah h 1 Clint 3 55 Simms Maria h 1 Centreville 85 doubt it write them Good health is Blackwell Isabel h 1 Sidville 1 Centreville 2 08 Sparks Wm h 45 the best life insurance Wrights 1 Cunninghams Levi estate h Spencer Minnie S h 1 Centreville 2 27 Celery Capsules gives you good health Clint 1 2 70 Smith Wm h Centreville 4 3Q they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Elkins Wm h 1 Clint 1 Centreville 4 71 Wilson Rosa h 3 55 trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Evans Chas Sr h 1 Sidville 4 06 Sick Headaches 100 days treatment 1 Clint MoKee James h 4 58 RUDDLES MILLS WHITE costs lc a day A sight draft on above 1 Sidville Miles Henry b 6 17 bank in every 1 box which brings 3 01 Hogg H B assgne Thos Fisher 131 Reid Noah and Jane h 1 Clint your money back if we fail to cure you acres by J H Smith Sleagan Reuben h 1 Clint 3 86 47 29 Sold by W T Brooks druggist 1 85 Godman Lucy A est 100 acres by Watts Emily h 1 Clint Wash Redmon 27 40 3 44 Wells James h 1 Clint The Northwestern Mutual life has Harris J W n r 41 acre3 by Jno A paid to representatives of its policy Kiser 21 20 HUTCHISON WHITE Hutchison Mrs Lavina 30 acres by holders and to its 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