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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897121701 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 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. J v - imtL ii W V- - V j TH CHAMP MILLER jj jkSi BOURB MASTERS SALE OF of- - vf SbPiSkBlSm N Jl MILLERSBURG ws EstaUIsiied V i Editors and Owners FEINTED EVERY TUESDAJT AND FRIDAY teb 1 ibsi SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAfT DECEMBER 17 1897 Nbws Ko NO 101 CARLISLE News Called 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 Gathered lu AndAboat The Rurir Go estry t Edwin G Bedford etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment and order of sale made and entered in the abore styl ¬ A beautiful Hall Chair finished in English Oak Forrest Green or ed cause by the Bourbon Circuit Court Mahogany for 8350 This is only one of many We have a great line on July 2d 1897 and an amended of fancy rockers varying in price from 8150 to S5 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 Court Honae door in Paris Bourbon County Kentucky on 2975 3 Piece oak Bed Room Suite 1500 Box Couch upholstered in any color cor duroy 1250 - 6 Piece Parlor Suite upholstered in tap ¬ BourbonColarm s candyfofflour best girl tdygD Judys for a box of fine Catarrh to Consumption Catarrh invariably leads to consump ¬ tion Growing worse and worse each winter those who rely upon the usual treatment of sprays washes and inkal ing mixtures find that it is impossible to check the disease with these local applications which only reach tie sur face The offensire discharge increases all the while and gets deeper until it is only a question of a short time when the lungs are affected The importance of the proper treat ¬ ment can therefore be readily appre- ¬ Bourbon Circuit Court Plaintiff V8 Northern Bans of Kentucky ¬ Special inducements offered in all the departments this week See our picture display MONDAY JANUARY 3D 1898 between the hours of 11 a m and 2 p m the following described real estate C r WER ATTEKTI03ST CO to wit 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 3 m Run the Home Farm Also tract No 1 containing 172 acres roods and 24 poles lying adjacent to Vi- - 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 1896 and 91914 paid June 27th 1897 amounting on the day of sale to 3280061 Also a judgment in favor of the defendant Agricnltural 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 amounting principal and interest on the day of sale to 2298 73 and the costs of 49705 making the total this action sum to be raised on the day of sale 88552527 jmJ J kTl t w mC Mr Jfmont Lyle of Paris was here yesterday on business A GOOD story An Impending Swqrdjjjjfeee third page If ypMwant a pretty lamp for a presentfFSll on T D Judy TasKr Butler went to Augusta TuesdaySfto visit his family Mr Che Clarke is building a two room aciHitiori to his residence JJiSSa Z MrMy Shaw and wife have taken board wKh Mrs America Butler RobWHhompson and C Mathers Bhippeowcar of export cattle Wednes day SanfordlLCnrpenter and wife left yesterdaafor Atlanta to spend the winters JasDaadon and John Leer leftTues day on a busiuess trip and for a hunt MissifjKiiry and Christine Milan guerttsofiMrs Philips will return to MaysvilleJlSatiirday See tnphahdsoine pieces of china also pretty dolls Fruits and nuts of all kinds atTfeD Judys Bnceltfon of Paris and W D WoodoMCarmichel8 Pa were here Wednesdayrbuying yearling cattle On account of the raise in freight rates flraand grains are being haulwd nere ironMJKans Uarlisle ana Jyntln ana MocklbasLthe cheapest rockers all kinds ofjrugs the latest in pictures all kindsofpnaSmbar furniture and house- foansad v ¬ hold goodfTT si Q Mr H5mle of the Mt Olivet Tri- dune wlSltiie guest of Mr Enrl Cur- rent Wednesday and attended the GreenGrfis wedding Dr 2gm Paris irSaere Tuesday and operated Jameson veterinary of on a nufiBer of horses and spayed eighteerfljajfifefs for John Peed DenisIky Dr J R Adair of Paris will bUCt t the Conway House from MondajlDec 20th to Friday Dec 24th to attewo any demstry the people of MilleriMftsf may desire -nmr MesKmSmm ord Allen Owen In gels mail its tMBPiMBMMiftMt eTrrrencTTeddlRffMU-tne- TiTT Jt AS m r i and GlMHg an aad Will Judy and wife MmmmmwiJndy1 werein Gmcin- frjffl six twelve and eighteen mouths for affisalewill btmKemSSSStSt jdheigludyj The advantages of feeding cob meal and other ground food are now so well understood there is no longer a question as to the economy of grinding feed The only question is what mill to buy See Edwards he will fully explain The Bowsher References Mr Jos Ewalt Mr Catesby Woodford Mr J E Clay sold by equal parts of the purchase 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 body and he will accept the bid or bids for the three parcels ag- ¬ gregating the most money canned goods all kinds of vegetables all varieties of winter fruits oysters fish poultry and hams also a nice line of candy and Christmas toys at low prices call on Chas Mason 5t Hon Milton J Durham of Lexing- ¬ ton and Mr R Ft Perry of Winches ¬ ter werehere Wednesday to look at the old K WC building The gentlemen were appointed a committee by the Ken tuckyO eld Fellows so examine prospect- ¬ ive locations for the proposed Odd Fel-¬ lows Orphans Home The wedding of Mr Walter Green and Miss Ora Curtis took place Wed ¬ nesday evening at six oclock at the home of the brides father J H Curtis on Main street Rev Fenstermacher of the Christian Church officiated and Caldwell played the wedding Robt march There were about fifty friends of the family present Mr Emmanuel Mann celebrated his eighty third birth day rfu vlay the 12th inst Anioig the reuttn es and friends present were Mr and Mrs Russell Mann Miss Nellie Mann and Mr Ray Maun of Paris and Mr and Mrs Sol Robertson of Carlisle The venerable gentleman who was the recipient of a number of useful presents and congrat- ¬ ulated on his long and useful life laughingly said I am the oldest Mann in the county of Bourbon The Cincinnati Commercial- - Tribune Wednesday said There was a pretty hotel wedding in the parlors of the Gibson House ypsterday afternoon at 5 oclock when Miss Lelia Current and Mr W S Judy were united in mar riage The couple came from Millers burg Ky yesterday and were accompanied by Messrs Charlie Martin and James S Judy and Miss Carrie Current of Millersburg and Mr Jasper Current or iioni8viiie Atter tne ceremony supper was partaken of by the party and afterwards they went to the theater Married At the home of E P Thomason the brides father near this place on the 14th inst Mr Chas G McClintock and Miss Nannie Thomason Immediately after the ceremony the happy pair left for a short trip to Cin- ¬ cinnati The attendants were Mr E M Thomason brother of the bride and Miss Lula McClintock sister of the groom Quite a large attendance gath- ¬ ered ht the home to witness the joining of two hearts and lives and there were May their many handsome presents journey through life be always attended by joy and plenty ¬ For a full line of family groceries 0 EDWARDS 3Est2is 3SLy WE ARE THE PEOPLE Headquarters For Correct Styles Hats Knox Styles S3 - and Duniap If tracts 1 and 2 are sold to different purchasers the purchaser of tract No 2 as appendant thereto shall have a right of way over the home farm to the Mays ville Lexington turnpike Bidders on the aforesaid property are hereby notified to come prepared tojexe cute bond with good surety immediately upon the conclusion of the sale The above described farm is located Lex- ¬ immediately upon the Maysville ington turnpike between Paris and Lex ¬ ington about 4 miles from the former place and is one of the most fertile and beautiful farms of the bluegrass region of this State and is in every way a most desirable investment Parties desiring a more particular description of the land to be sold can se- ¬ cure the same by applying to the under ¬ signed Master Commissioner at Paris Kentucky ¬ fancy mirrors hat racks table covers countless use- fnl articles to select gifts from at T try S S S It Hintons Store open at nights J seemed togetright at the seat of the disease and cured me permanently how to find out for I have had no touch of Catarrh Fill a bottle or common glass with urine for seven years aud let It stand twenty four hours a sedi ¬ The experience of Mr Chas A Parr ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ of Athens Ga was like that of all dition of the kidneys When uriue stains evidence of kidney others who vainly seek a cure in local linen it isdesire to urinate or trouble Tbo frequent pain in tfle treatment He says back is also convincing proof lhat the kid ¬ For years I suffered from a severe neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO HO case of Catarrh the many offensive There is comfort in the knowledge so often symptoms being ac-¬ expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root companied by severe the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver pains in the head I bladder and every part of the urinary pas- ¬ took several kinds of sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol ¬ medicines recom- ¬ lowing use of liquor wine or beer and mended for Catarrh that unpleasant necessity of being and used various local compelled to get up many times during the applications but they uight to urinate The mild and the extraor ¬ dinary effect of swamp Root is soon realised effect whatev-lhadino tit It stands thahighest for its wonderful -cures oo i JL was 1UUUCU IAJ of the most distressing PMliiMaHu iWKjPp3f9T take SSS Swifts a medicine you should have the best So JL Specific and after four months I was by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You pamphlet have a perfectly well and have never felt any both may free by sample bottle and The Paris sent mail Mention effects of the disease since Ky News and send your address to DrCo Biughampton N Y Tfie Those who have had the first Kilmer this the geh touchof Catarrh will save endless suf-¬ proprietors of offer paper guarantee24sp lmo uiness of this fering by taking the right remedy at the outset Others vho have for years sought relief and found only disappoint- ¬ ment in local treatment will find it wise -- h to waste no further time on sprays washes inhaling mixtures etc which are only temporary and cannot save gentle I have for them from dreaded Consumption pony which sale anow driving to my I am They should take a remedy which will delivery wagon Apply to cure them because it can reach their C GROSCHE trouble SSS is the only blood reme- ¬ U0dc tf dy which can reach Catarrh it promptly Paris Ky 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 A pony came to our place 3 miles gious Blood Poison Cancer Scrofula andEozema which other so called blood from Paris on Jackstown pike about remedies have no effect upon whatever two weeks ago Owner may have SSS is the only blood remedy guaran- ¬ same by proving property and paying for keeping and advertising teed ciated But no good whatever can be expected from local applications as such treatment never did cure Catarrh and never will Being a blood disease of the most obstinate natare Swifts Specific SSS is the only remedy which can have the slightest effect upon Catarrh It is the only blood remedy that goes down to the bottom of all stub ¬ born diseases which other remedies cannot reach Mrs Josephine Polhill of Due West S C writes I had such a severe case of Catarrh that I lost my hearing in one ear and part of the bone in my nose sloughed off I was constantly treated with sprays and washes but each winter the disease seemed to have a firmer hold on me I had finally been declared incurable when I decided to From NIc iuas County Precincts From ihc Mercury Died On the 9th inst three-yesr-child of Doc Workman Quarterly meeting services at the Methodist Chnrch Saturday and Sunday by the Presiding Elder Married At the Countv Clerkr office on the 10th inst Mr Hugh Leefc and Miss Maggie Wright Died At her home near Myers Mill this county on the lltli inst MrsMalinda Kenney relict of tbe late Isaaer Kenney aged 78 years The new additions to the Methodist Church were received into tbe Churcbs last Sunday morning four of whomv were baptized by Rev Lancaster Died At the home of his father at Miranda on Friday last Mr Thos-Tray craft aged about 32 years BuriaL Saturday at Carlisle cemetery He leaves a widow Married On the 15th inst Mr J C Freeman and Miss S R Ball The bride is the only daughter of J S Ballr near Blue Licks the groom is from- Vir¬ ginia Ceremony at the Kiuibrough House Wednesday afternoon imme ¬ diately after which they left for their home in the Old Dominion o3 - - Look at our special offerings in ladies misses and childrens shoes nice for the holiday trade Davis Thompson Isgriq Leather couches 1 over--om- es ou t Jr x - Pony For Sale eight-year-old Poiiy Taken Up J L DEAVER Paris Ky Purely Vegetable and coutains no mercury potash or other dangerous mineral Books will be mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia Money Wanted Idesire to borrow 2500 on first mortgage on city property Address mG care The News Paris Ky lOdc L H Landman M DM tf Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio Cincinnati M H DAILEY 602 MAIN Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky Paris TUESDAY DEC 14TH 1897 - - Over Deposit Bank SI PARIS KY EMMETT M DICKSON New line of Shirts from 75c up The very latest collars and McMillan cutis strictly up to date Collars 15c to 20c Cuffs 20c and 25c M C B C C Talbott Attorneys per pair Mj 0-ur OyrfpT 1 Latest Neckties 25c 50c and 75c Ful and complete line of gents furnishings Hews and Opinions OP National Importance OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS sv Sold by others for 55 to 60 THE SUN CONTAINS BOTHt 14 Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail 6 Our 30 Business Suits for 35 Our 835 Business Suits for 30 40 Business Suits for 35 Try our 8 Our 30 Overcoats for 25 Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 40 Overcoats for 35 Sold by others for 60 The L day returning every second Tuesday in each Office hours 8 to 12 a m month Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad- ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon Office over G S Varden County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his Office Hours 8 to 12 a m visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough ly and make any change necessary to J R ADAIR L give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C N pay car was here Tues- ¬ D Cram of Paris ¬ ¬ 1 to 6 p m H A SMITH Co 1 - to 5 p m MOORE C Drs Adair Moore Dental Surgeons 3 When selecting Christmas presents go first to J T Hintons He has hun No A pair of new shoes give a child as much delight HUG as anything you can give Children10111 We nave a lin Broadway -- Paris d Ky- - ¬ Trousers Sold by others for 1A - 8 We mean what we say and oan prove it The above prices are for Cash PARIS FURHISHIKCk TAILORING CO H S STOUT Manager JOB MUNSGN- Novelties in China at Frank is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in Gos -- The Sunday Sun the world By dreds of articles both useful elegant and a year acceptable Store open at nights a year -Clam chowder Underwoods fine Fee Son Office HourP g QT 5 P- - m- - to 12 a m and l t 3dc tf OOmS bUOeS NeW Price 5c a copy mail - 2 a year Catte- - Address THE SUN New- York crackersvnew sorghum molasses York cream cheese Oysters celery fresh cakes tf e and New Nhwton Mitchell we know will please them and our prices will Veterinary Surgeon DentisfC surprise you Sizes 5 to 8 75c sizes 8 J to 11 All diseases of the domesticated atx4 90c-- 11 to 2 125 mals treated on scientific principles Diseases ot the hog a specialty MON CLAY Office at Tqrnfey Oiark Mitchell lowejr Btable of childrens shoes that Henry L Casey lr V X S 3S t rrf y THE BOURBON NEWsjJFMDAY DECEMBER 17 1897 r 33 jjfi 3k o - c - i MBBBBMWWBHMMMM t - DEMOCRATS CAUCUS They Will Resist All Efforts to Retire Greenbacks or Treasury Notes Will Also Oppose Attempts to Extend th Privileges of National Banks or Reduce the Taxes The3 Now Pay They Fa- vor a Wise Bankruptcy iLaiv- - it J representatives ought to resist all efforts di- ¬ rect or indirect to retire the greenbacks and treasury notes k fund Among those present at the meeting were the chairman Mrs Ellen A Richardson Boston vice chairman Mrs Calvin S Brice Ohio Mrs Wm T Carter Pennsylvania Mrs H II Adams Connecticut Mrs W A Eoeb ling New Jersey Mrs Clara R An ¬ thony Massachusetts Mrs I S Boyd Georgia Miss Charlotte F Dailey Rhode Island Mrs Wm Reed North Dakota Mrs Hope S Chamberlain North Carolina Mrs I D M Sweat Maine Mrs M K McNeil South Caro ¬ lina Mrs Alice B Castleman Louis- ¬ ville Ky The caucus of democratic members of the house of representatives Tues- ¬ day night resulted in the adoption of the following resolutions defining the party policy on the questions of Cuba finance and bankruptcy The caucus was largely attended 101 of the 125 democratic members being present despite the stormy weather Resolved That it is the sense of this caucus that the democratic members of the house of Resolved Second that we are opposed to and will resist all attempts to extend the privileges of national banks or to reduce the taxes which they now pay Resolved Third that we favor the early consideration and passage of the senate reso- ¬ lution recognising that a condition of war ex ¬ ists in the island of Cuba between the govern ¬ ment of Spain and the Cuban people Resolved Fourth that we favor the early enactment of a just and wise bankruptcy law The first three features of the reso- ¬ Washington Dec 15 The omnibus bill for the payment of an immense number of claims reported by the court of claims under what are known as the Bowman and Tucker acts was favorably reported to the house Tues day by Mr Gibson Tenn from the committee on war claims The bill ap- ¬ propriates the sum of 1359053 for the payment of claims for stores and supplies furnished the government during the civil war The bill covers all claims for these purposes up to Decem- ¬ ber 6 1897 The bankruptcy bill framed on the lines of the Henderson Culberson bill passed by the house at the last session involving both voluntary and involun tary bankruptcy was reported to the full committee Tuesday There was a meeting of prominent American women at the hotel Ealeigh Tuesday to discuss plans for a George Washington memorial building in connection with the proposed national university in this city The meeting was secret but it is reported that the ladies expect to raise 250000 for a me morial building to be devoted to the administrative offices of the university One of several plans suggested Tues ¬ day was that 25000 should be raised in time to lay the corner stone of the proposed building in December 1S99 It was suggested that February 22 Washingtons birthday be made a day of national offering to the fund and that the children of the public schools throughout the country should be in vited to contribute one cent each to the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lutions on finance and Cuba were con- ¬ sidered separately the discussion be ¬ ing vigorous and unanimously favor ¬ able Mr Bailey made the main speech urging that democratic mem- bers should take their position promptly against those financial movements now assuming formidable dimensions owing to the recommendations given to them by the president and secretary of the treasury- He also spoke for a clear cut position in favor of the recognition of Cuban belligerency as embodied in the Morgan resolution which passed the senate during the ex tra session There was not a dissent¬ ing voice to Mr Baileys propositions and the first three resolutions were carried by unanimous vote the result being received with hearty cheers The fourth feature of the resolu- ¬ tions declaring for a just and wise bankruptcy law met with some opposi- ¬ tion Mr De Armond Mo argued that it was not expedient for the party to take a position favorable to a bank ¬ ruptcy bill at this time The resolu- ¬ tion was supported by Messrs Bailey ¬ ¬ - ¬ Sims Tenn and Swanson Va The resolution finally prevailed by a large majority although Mr De Armond and about half a dozen others regis ¬ tered their votes in opposition to this course i Washington Dec 15 A British cor- ¬ poration has arranged to start a shoe factory at Galashield Scotland capa- ¬ ble of turning out 20000 pairs of shoes weekly and Consul Fleming at Edin burg says this is the beginning of an attempt to compete with America in shoe making The British reports show that more than 45 per cent of the total imports of shoes into the British colonies are of American man- ¬ ufacture Washington Dec 15 The Dingley tariff law will not be changed in any of its customs features at the present session of congress A general under Ex Gov Evans Weds standing to this effect has been Waterbury Ct Dec 16 Miss Emi ¬ reached among the republican memly Mansfield Plume daughter of David bers of the ways and means committee who feel that it is most desirable to S Plume was married Wednesday avoid what is generally known as tariff night to ex Gov John Gary Evans of Aiken S C tinkering ¬ ¬ Btoyd Of Respect to the President Dec 16 Purser iHand Noble Mother Whitebeck of the wrecked steamer Cleveland reached this city at noon He tells the following Diatineuished People From the National Wednesday Capital Attend the Obsequies Floral story of the wreck Offerings From Every Quarter Laldr The Cleveland which was running to Rest iD West Lawn CemeteryJS San Francisco and Puget between sound left the Golden Gate on the 4th Canton O Uec 13 Mrs NancyAl inst for Seattle She had been on the lison McKinley the aged mother of way two days and was well out at sea the president died shortly after 2 when during a most severe gale her oclock Sunday morning Almosfetwo shaft broke Sails were then hoist- ¬ weeks had elapsed since the stroke of ed and an effort made to get to paralysis which was at once pro ¬ Cape Flattery Heavy winds however nounced fatal and the wonderful vital- ¬ drove her northward zmd after being ity which had kept death at bay so buffeted about by the storm for four long had deluded the friends and rela-¬ days being carried northward all the tives into the belief that the aged time and in towards Vancouver island woman might perhaps recover de- ¬ she drifted into Barclay sound on the spite the verdict of her physician night of December 10 by the west en ¬ Canton O Dec 15 The members trance and dangerously close to Star ¬ of the cabinet who came to Cantdnto light reef There was a big sea run¬ attend the funeral reached hereon a ning and the wind was blowing special train over the Pennsylvania Fearing that she great gusts Tuesday morning haying on the reef the offi- ¬ lines at 925 would strike Washington at 720 Monday night cers decided to take to the boats Four left party is composed of Secretaryiof The The captains boats were lowered and Mrs Alger Secretary War made Alpha passage and signaled of Alger Interior boat Bliss Attor ¬ to the other boats to follow but they ney theGeneral McKenna and failed to do so and it is supposed that Mrs McKenna Postmaster General being unable to see the captains boat Gary Agriculture Secretary of after the signals were given they con- ¬ Wilson Secretary to the President After cluded she had been swamped Mrs Porter Porter that time nothing was seen of the was metand the station by The train at Assistant Capt Hall landed safely three boats Secretary of State Day Assistant In ¬ on the beach after going through the A C Tonner who Alpha passage and spent the night dian Commissioner arrived from Washington Monday for there mer U S District Attorney R S The Cleveland finally went ashore Shield and Frease on the northwest shore of Barclay carriages toMr George B guests with escort the to the sound As soon as she had been lo- ¬ homes where they have been assigned cated Capt Hall again took charge but he found that the Indians had been for lunch and entertainment while in there and looted the vessel After the city the family and While friends and waiting for some time for the other neighbors of the late Mrs Nancy Alli- ¬ three boats Capt Hall decided to send son McKinley were paying their last the purser for assistance There is tribute of respect and while the earth- ¬ little doubt that the three boats con- ¬ ly remains were being laid to taining 20 men of the crew and the beautiful West Lawn cemetery rest in at the two passengers have met with disaster side of her husband and others of her Two boxes of biscuits and a pillow believed to have been in the boats family who have preceded her over the river of life all else is abandoned in were picked up on the beach Business houses closed at 1 The vicinity where the Cleveland Canton oclock to remain closed until after the went ashore has a bad reputation The public schools closed at among marine men there being many services noon for the remainder of the day and dangerous reefs over which a terrible business of all kinds is practically sus surf breaks pended No news from the missing crew and All morning the express wagons have passengers of the Cleveland had been continued to unload the magnificent received up to ten oclock Wednesday night Capt Hall and four sailors are floral tributes brought by every train now endeavoring to save the cargo and from sympathizing friends in all quar valuable parts of the ships machinery ters and to these were added the richThe government steamer Quadra re- ¬ est blossoms of local hot houses the ceived instructions Wednesday to coal remembrances of neighbors and friends in haste and proceed for the scene of at home Nearly every train brought the Cleveland disaster with a rescuing friends of the president and of the corps to make diligent search for any family to attend the services The public services were held in the trace of the missing crew or passengers First M E church In this church Philadelphia Firemen Injured Mother McKinley worshiped for many Philadelphia Dec 16 While fight ¬ years ing a fire in the five story brick build ¬ As the casket containing the remains ing 1025 Market street Wednesday was tenderly placed in front offJSe Fireman George Gaw of Engine Co chancel rail the iEoloniaa quartette No 2 was struck by a live wire and of male voices composed of Messrs fell from the third floor landing of the William R Reea- Thomas J Mallov fire escape to the ground sustaining t Alfred Raehrens and Harrys Dawlton injuries from which he probably will - ww w v UAi die Fireman Bobert Wilsey of Com ¬ E P Herbruck of Trinity Conformed pany No 1 was also struck by a live church whose pastorate in Canton is wire but not seriously injured John of the longest in the local clergy ofConnors of Engine Company 20 was fered a fervent prayer This was folhurt by a falling brick lowed by the reading of the hymn Jesus Lover of My Soul by Rev The Printers Compromised Milligan of the First Presbyterian New York Dec 16 The conference church and the between committees of the New York the quartette singing of the same by Typothetse and Typographical Union Rev Dr Hall of Trinity Lutheran 6 has ended No in a compro- ¬ church read a Scriptural lesson from mise Instead of the nine hour First Corinthians part of the 15th day demanded by the printers a chapter Former Mayor R A Cassidy nine and one half day was agreed upon then read the memorial adopted by the The time for each days work will re- ¬ ooard of officers of the church of which main as it is now until the Interna- ¬ Mother McKinley had so tional Typographical union fixes a day member and the quartette long been a sang Lead for the entrancement of the nine hour Kindly Light rule The proposed strike is therefore Rev Dr Manchester who was a comavoided rade in arms of the president during Goes Into the Klondike Trade the war as a member of the famous New York Dec 16 The steamer Twenty third Ohio volunteer infantry Valencia sailed Wednesday for Balti- ¬ and who has been the pastor of the more where she is to shortly start on a First M E church for several years voyage to San Francisco by way of delivered a short oration in which he Cape Horn The Valencia was recent- ¬ dwelt upon the character of the be- ¬ ly bought from the Red D line by a loved departed and spoke of her as she company of which Charles H Cramp is was known by friends and neighbors president to carry passengers for the in Canton Klondike between San Francisco and After the singing of Nearer My the mouth of the Yukon Valen- ¬ God to Thee The benediction was pro- ¬ cia is one of a number of steamers the nounced by Rev Dr MacAfee of Co- ¬ company intend to put in that trade lumbus pastor of the Broad Street Methodist church of Columbus which Steamboat Pargoud Sinks the president attended while he was Natchez Miss Dec 16 A dispatch governor of Ohio received here Wednesday morning The lid of the casket was then lifted from Bayou Sara La states that the steamboat Pargoud sank Tuesday in and the large congregation as well as¬ the Mississippi river just above the many who had been unable to gain admission to the church filed past to mouth of Bed river The boat and take a last look of all that was mortal cargo are in bad shape and the loss will of Mother McKinley The family and be heavy The Pargoud was owned by entered the carriages and fol- ¬ the New Orleans and Western Railroad friendsby lowed thousands proceeded to West Co and was in the trade between Port Lawn cemetery where the body was Chalmette just bejow New Orleans and laid o rest in the family lot the bends This service was preceded by brief Relief for Klondike Sufferers private services at the house attended Portland Ore Dec 16 The Klon ¬ by the immediate family and the Wash ¬ dike relief committee of the Portland ington guests The house services con- ¬ chamber of commerce has secured sisted of a prayer by Rev Manchester pledges for more than 100 tons of pro- ¬ and the reading of the 23d Psalm by visions Tuesday the committee ad- ¬ Rev MacAfee vertised for volunteers to accompany The remains of Mrs Nancy Allison the expedition to Dawson and the McKinley rest on a beautiful chancel- ¬ headquarters were besieged by appli- ¬ lor casket The outer casket of cedar cants AVednesday many of whom have shell with black broadcloth The inner spent several years in Alaska casket is of solid copper containing lieved to Be Lost Victoria B C ¬ ¬ ¬ ---- STEAMER WRECKED Officers and Crew teavo in our Boats ¬ Three of the Boats Missing and Are Be - THE LAST TEIBTJT frwHf- - GJvP- First Regular Session Cincinnati Washington Dec 10 Senate The senate Cincinnati Dec 16 Gen John P S did a considerable amount of business al ¬ Gobm commander-in-chie- f of the though no very Important measures were con- ¬ Grand Army of the Republic arrived sidered or passed and there was very little de- ¬ ¬ THE VETERANS Gin the Commander-in-fille- r Favors a Later Date for the En campment at fflFTY ITFTH CONGRESS Long before the train pulled in the Pennsylvania depot was crowded with scores of G A R veterans The reception committee of the citi- ¬ zens committee consisting of J Mil- ¬ ton Blair Gen M Ryan E R Mon fort and W B Melish received the general and escorted him to a carriage He was driven to the Grand hotel There was an enthusiastic greeting J Stewart in Cincinnati Wednesday morning rie bate Senator Gallinger chairman of the com ¬ was accompanied by AdjtGen Thomas mittee on pensions called attention to the in- ¬ and a general handshake J P 8 GOBIN At the hotel the general retired for a brief rest to prepare himself for the business meeting at noon The hotel corridor was jammed with G A R vet- ¬ erans The G A R posts all over the coun ¬ try are in favor of a later date than the one selected by your citizens committee This was the statement of Commander-in-Chief Gobin to a reporter Wed COMMANDER-IN-CHIE- F ¬ ¬ nesday Strong considerations in favor of August 29 to September 3 will have to be presented or the date of the citizens committee can not be indorsed by my council of administration The selection of the citizens committee is but a suggestion All the members of the generals council arrived Wednesday They were Chas Burrows of St Louis Wm H Armstrong Indianapolis Robert W Hill Canandaiga N Y Tnomas W Scott Fairfield 111 L L Caldwell ¬ ¬ Decorah ton Del la Ellwood Craig Wilming ¬ R posts throughout Illinois in regard to the encampment date Gen Thos W Scott said The people of Illinois Asked about the wishes of the G A 4 - 1 1 A ft AX V want a date later than August The weather is the principal consideration We are disposed to treat the citizens selection kindly but when it comes to the Illinois posts wishes they want it after August A formal and elaborate banquet was tendered Gen Gobin Wednesday even ing at 630 The entire membership of the citizens executive committee was present M E Ingalls chairman of the committee presided ¬ ¬ ¬ THEODORE DURRANT Sentenced to Death for the Fourth Time Date of Execution Fixed for Friday January 7 San Francisco Dec 16 Theodore Durrant was sentenced to death for the fourth time Wednesday morning Superior Judge Bahrs fixed the date of execution for January 7 next The condemned mans attorneys will at once battle for his life They intend to lay the foundation for another appeal to the supreme court of the one of the lawyers for the defense will proceed to Washington to make the final technical fight based on the ques- ¬ tions of federal and state law The time for action is short however and even the defense doubts the success of its new venture United States In all probability ¬ parently made to contain samples of some description was found Wednesday morning at Casa Neuva where the United States consulate is situated An examination of the box showed it to contain a tube filled with an explosive substance Fortunately the cover was not removed in the ordinary way but was splintered open Underneath the cover was a piece of sandpaper in tended to light a box of matches and thus bring about an explosion ¬ ¬ Havana Dec An Infernal Machine 16 A small box ap¬ creasing demand for private pension legislation and requested senators to be careful in the fu- ¬ ture to see that their bills for private pensions were meritorious before they were introduced An attempt was made by Senator McBride to secure an appropriation for the relief of the Klondike miners but the net result was a res- ¬ olution calling on the secretary of war for all information he had on the subject An hour was devoted to the consideration of private pension bills and 45 were passed The resolution of the Pacific railroad committee asking infor- ¬ mation regarding the sale of the Kansas Pacific was passed which gave Senator Gear of Iowa and Senator Thurston of Nebraska an oppor ¬ tunity to make short speeches House The house Thursday entered upon the consideration of the pension appropriation bill and stirred up a debate that promises to continue for several days Several of the southern democrats offered criticisms of vari- ¬ ous classes of pensioners and Private John Allen of Mississippi who led the assault in a speech replete with his characteristic humor presented a series of amendments designed as nc said to correct some of the most glaring evils They prohibit the granting of pensions to widows whose applications were not filed during their widowhood and the granting of pensions to widows whose applications were on marriages based contracted after the passage of this act and to permanently insane or idiotic minors who had reached their majority Washington Dec 11 Senate No session House The house Friday passed the pen- ¬ sion appropriation with amendment and ad ¬ journed until Monday The amendments offer ¬ ed by the democrats to correct alleged exist- ¬ ing abuses were all ruled out on the points of order that they were not legislation As pass- ¬ ed the bill carried SM12G3880 The debate Friday covered a wide range It touched not only question the of our pension policy but that of civil service reform and the receipts and expenditures of the treasury under the Dingley law On the latter question Mr Dingley made an important statement in which he expressed the opinion the receipts would equal the expenditures before the close of the present fiscal year and predicted a surplus of 10 000000 next year The civil service law was savagely attacked by several mem- ¬ bers notably by Mr Brown rep O and Mr Linney rep N C and was warmly defended by Mr Johnson rep Ind Just before the close of the session Mr Hitt chairman of the foreign affairs committee attempted to secure unanimous consent for the passage of the bill to prohibit pelagic sealing by American citi- ¬ zens but objections was made to it It will under agreement however be considered Mon- ¬ day Washington Dec 14 Senate Mr Lodge Mass made an effort in the senate Monday to secure an immediate vote upon his immigra ¬ tion bill which is substantially the same measure that was passed by the 54th congress and vetoed by President Cleveland Mr Allen Neb objected to an immediate vote and sug- ¬ gested that the final vote on the amendments and the bill be taken on Monday January 17 at 3p m This suggestion was accepted by Mr Lodge and the order for a vote at that time was Mr Gordan chairman of the demo- ¬ made cratic steering committee presented an order which was adopted re arranging some of the committee assignments of some of the demo- ¬ cratic members made necessary by the incom ¬ ing of some new members House Excepting the reporting of the leg ¬ islative executive and judicial appropriation bill which is to be considered Tuesday the house did no public business Monday The entire session was consumed in adjusting a personal dispute between Mr Hepburn of Iowa and Mr Norton of Ohio which grew out of a controversy that occurred last week dur ¬ ing the debate on the pension bill The point at issue was as to whether a certain word used by Mr Norton but which he afterward dis ¬ claimed any intention of using should appear in the permanent record The house by a party Re- ¬ vote 136 to 121 sustained Mr Hepburn presentative Caines Tenn introduced a bill appropriating S288000 for the relief of the book agents of the Methodist Episcopal church South for property taken during the civil war Washington Dec 15 Senate The senate was in session just 15 minutes Tuesday ad ¬ journment being taken until Wednesday out of respect to President McKinley who was in at- ¬ tendance upon the funeral of his mother The motion to adjourn was made by Mr Hoar Mass All senators said he are aware of the great calamity that has over- ¬ the chief magistrate of taken the nation He is to day in attendance upon the funeral of his mother Out of respect to him and as an expression of sympathy for him in his affliction I move that the senate do now adjourn No business beyond the introduc- ¬ tion of bills and resolutions was transacted Among the bills introduced was one by Mr Kyle S D to change the immigration laws of the United States He gave notice that at the proper time he would offer the bill as a substitute for that which is now pending be- ¬ fore the senate House The house after a session of about two hours adjourned out of sympathy for the president whose mother was buried at Can- ¬ ton Tuesday afternoon The time of the ses- ¬ sion was devoted to the consideration of the legislative executive and judicial appropria- ¬ tion bill It was decided to postpone the con- ¬ sideration of the item providing for the main- ¬ tenance of the civil service commission until after the other features of the bill had been concluded It was apparent from the remarks made Tuesday that the entire subject will be exhaustively debated There is seemingly no disposition to curtail the discussion and it probably will not be conclud- ¬ ed before the holiday recess Reward We offer One Hundred Dollars not b Catarrh that can for any case of Cure cured bv Halls Catarrh Props Toledo O Cheney Co F J undersgned have known JJ J Cheney the 15 years business perfectly honorable m a11 to carry him financially able transactions and out any obligations made by their firm To- Truax Wholesale Druggists West Marvin Wholesale Walaing Kinnan Drucscists Toledo Ohio is taken internally and acting directly upon the blood 75c mucous pebot system Price surfaces of the by all Druggists Testimonial tie Sold Hotvs Tills Halls Catarrh Cure rGG Man I earned it four times over in the campaign Cincinnati Enquirer Office Holder think you are earning your salary Halls Family Pills are the best The Spoils Citizen To tell the honest truth do you Washing cannot be well done with a scant supply of hard water and inferior To skillfully perform this necessary soap work assort the clothes put the linens hrst in a tub nearly full of hot water soap with Ivory soap When clean scald rTise starch and hang on the line When dry sprinkle fold and lay in a basket over night Iron carefullv with well heated ELIZA It PARKER irons There is no happiness in having and get- ting but only in giving half the world is on the wrong scent in the pursuit of happi ¬ ness Henry Drummond To recklessly experiment upon himself with hope of relief is the dyspeptic Yet the nos- ¬ trums for this maady are as the sands of the sea and presumably about as efficacious Indigestion that obstinate malady even if of long perpetuity is eventually overcome with Hovr to Wash witli Ease -- Tlie Last Man on Earth ST 33 V tonic and alterative which cures constipa tion tever and ague bilious remittent rheu¬ matism kidney complaint and feebleness Oh Charles papa has lost all he She had on the board of trade We are ruined1 He Not ruined dear 1 have just been Brooklyn Life elected to the city council Hostetters Stomach Bitters an appetizing may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it GRAIN 0 has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomachs receive it without distress 1 4 the price of coffee 15c and 25 cts per package Sold by all grocers A mans only chance to get a head in this world is to be born with one Chicago News Ask your grocer to day to show you a package of GRAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee The children Try Grain OX Try Graln OX s It With St Jacobs - is never too cold to cure Neuralgia Oil Sure cure It never does any good to look bored Use a club Atchison Globe Hot and itchy as a frost bite Cooled and Soothed as a cure by St Jacobs Oil Never take a girls judgment of beauty Atchison Globe V1 Rheumatism I was troubled with rheumatism and had running sores on my face One of my friends advised me to try Hoods Sarsapa rilla which I did Alter taking six bottles I was cured Hoods Sarsaparilla has also cured me of catarrh Miss Mamis Ethier 4403 Moffitt Ave St Louis Mo Hoods Sarsaparilia CivesCompleto Relief Also Cures Catarrh Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the best Hoods TEXAS the One True Blood Purifier Pills cure constipation 25 cents HEROES SPEAK PLAINLY c CrJd San Antonio writes In 18t32 and Periodical Con ¬ stipation Dr M A Simmons Iiiver Medi ¬ cine cured mo thenand I have raised my Daugh ¬ ter Miss Julia Bell whose picture I send on it Some Dealers try to forco Zeilins Regu ¬ lator on me but I al waysretunnt Flooding is always 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 whil 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 ton and strength to the pelvic organs ¬ mons Squaw Tine Wine should Dr Sim be used continuously for weeks to effect a perma ¬ Chronic I had Dysentery Tex Profuso Menstruation nent cure ¬ La Canadienne in company with the charterers of that boat have decided to take action against the Unites States government through the vice admiralty court at Quebec for the sum of 10000 that being the amount of damage sustained by La Canadienne in the collision with the Yantic was esti¬ The Collision Uetween the Yantic and La Canadienne Montreal Dec 16 The Dominion srovernment as owner of the steamer mated pillow and mattress and linings of pure white surah silk The entire casket is enclosed in a solid polished oak burial case The handles are known as extension bar handles An oxidized nlate is engraved with the name Nancy Allison McKinley Butterworfcfi Up Again Independence Kas Dec 16 Henry C Sheesley the slayer of ex State Senator Dan McTaggart was Wednesday convicted of manslaughter in the second degree and sentenced to five years imprisonment in the penitentiary The killing resulted from a quarrel over the possession of a flouring mill which Sheesley had rented from McTaggart who was a leader among the democrats of Kansas Sheesley pleaded insanity ¬ ¬ Five Years in the Penitentiary A Marrying Squire sri iion Louibviixe Ky Dec 15 Squire Ephraim Keigwin one of the best known characters in Southern Indiana Tuesday celebrated his 06th birthday at his home on Spring street in Jef fersonville During his term as mag istrate he has married 8864 couples He celebrated his birthday by marry ing an eloping couple from Louisville Theodore Jacob and Lulu Wayne During his experience he has married b judge of the supreme court three appellate judges seven sheriffs and two Superintendents of public isstruo ¬ ¬ 0 Dec 15 Maj Ben spirit of unrest is strong in the breasts Butterworth has so far recovered from of the operators in this city over the approaching reduction of wages Sec- ¬ his recent attack of pneumonia as to retary Thos ODonnell of the Mule be able to come downstairs from his Spinners union says that it is the room at the Hollenden hotel He is unanimous opinion of the spinners still very weak however and no time that the reduction should be resisted has been set for his return to his home land Painesville Eastern railroad a suburban railway was1 mortgaged Wednesday to the Cleveland Trust Co and the State Trust Co of New York for 500000 to cover an issue of bonds Railway Mortgaged for SGOOOOO Cleveland O Dec IS The Cleve ¬ Reduction of Wages Will Be Resisted Fall River Mass Dec 16 The ings of the senate were enlivened Wednesday by an Interesting debate upon the bill present- ¬ ed by the foreign relations committee provid ¬ ing for the prohibition of pelagic sealing by Americans The bill was passed by a vote of 37 to 14 Mr McBride Ore endeavored to secure the adoption of his resolution directing the secretary of war to supply relief to the suffering miners in the Klondike region and appropriating 250000 for that purpose The resolution was amended so that the supplies might be transported by means of reindeer Mr McBride consented finally that the reso- ¬ lution should be recommitted to the military affairs committee with the understanding that it would be promptly reported The session closed with a spirited civil service debate upon the bill presented by the census committee providing for the appointment of a director of the census and 32 employes who should form the skeleton of an office force for the twelfth census House The house spent the day in the con- ¬ sideration of the legislative executive aud ju- ¬ dicial appropriation bill Eighty nine of the 112 pages of the bill were covered and only one amendment of importance was adopted It re- ¬ duced the clerical force at the pension office 95 involving a reduction in salaries of 115000 The civil service question was the chief topic of discussion Wednesday and the proposition of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Van derlip to retire clerks for age was made the text for denunciation by Mr Moody of Massa ¬ chusetts and Mr Johnson of Indiana both of whom are defenders of the civil service law Washington Dec 16 Senate Proceed- ¬ AtSmtt thoroughly cleanses my system without any pain while the Zeilins Regulator on1 VlUMfV nwintll KkUVl uPlnol A4UUUb I used caused great uneasiness in bowels and griped I think it as far ahead of them as noonday is ahead of midnight pppif Iiivor Medicine has saved many lives in this malarial coun- ¬ prevents try VP ious ItMalaxial Bil ¬ In ¬ writes Dr M A Simmons uuDiin xex termittent jBover Congestion and It utcrino 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 Br Simmons Squaw Tine Wino before each meal for three days before and during the monthly period and each night durins the period take a dose of Dr 31 A Sim ¬ mons Liver Medicine and cure is certain Top Eyes Pen Some men for --Jeep are trinS to deceive the a preparation called MBack Draught the The n2n genuine without th Autograph of DrMA SimmoS intul Menstruation Is caused by disordered nervous system Vitiated blood TMJearn gaBMAklf stateS Cleveland in Washington cured the contract for the building oi about 40 miles of railroad from Bolivar to Osceola Mo This completes the line of railroad from Kansas City to Springfield known as the Blair system Bryan Has an Audience With Diaz Mexico City Dec 16 President Diaz Wednesday accorded an audience to Good To Complete the Blair System Bolivar Mo Dec 16 George S Co Lockhaven Pa have se- ¬ ¬ ¬ Marquette Mich Dec 15 The Michigan Copper Mining Co Limited and party The ladies were filed articles of incorporation here Mr Bryan charmed with Mrs Diaz who showed Tuesday Its capital stock is 3500 them the presidential apartments in 000 The company is to operate the the castle of Chapultepec fridge mine on Ontonagon range I New Mining Company er Susan P Thurlow bound from Hills boro N B for New York with a car- ¬ go of plaster rock went to pieces on Gushing Island about three miles from the city at 8 oclock Tuesday night and the captain and five members of the crew were lost One sailor man ¬ aged to reach land and Wednesday morning ie informed the inhabitants of the wreck The bodies of the captain and one sailor were recovered Wednesday afternoon The Thurlow was built in Harrington Me and hails from New York ¬ Captain and Fivo Sailors Lost Portland Me Dec 16 The schoon- ¬ Whatorga7i shall buy Why not buy the one which holds the worlds record for largest sales the m m I m - ESTEY tn Wntefnr T11ncfrit4 v perf 6urorrBVPrxuP Vt umpany uraitieooro j O-- -t - ONLY PERFECT VAPOR RATH rth Htoies ic Bat Cabisex Co NwhvUle -- Teiu - t Z7 V M M THE BOURBON NEWS FKmpT DECEMBER Mr Livingston we will discuss that presently In consideration of the mag ¬ nitude of the salary you may reason- ¬ ably infer that the services required will be out of the common All your en ¬ ergies capacities potentialities must be devoted to my interests I need nob to put a fine point on it a fathful slave I think I said rising that Pll wish you good morning He frowned and tapped impatiently upon the table Ive no fancy I remarked for golden chains Pooh pooh my boy Excuse an old mans bluntness but dont be a fool This is the opportunity of your life I like your face I like your name and I am sure you can put the shot Your deltoids are admirably developed You are possibly the only man this side of the Rockies who can fill the bill What may I ask now dont get angry do you consider yourself worth as an employe I can earn with my pen about two hundred dollars a month He laughed contemptuously What a princely income for the son of Hugo Livingston Do I understand said I that you wish to engage me now and instruct me in my duties later Exactly You are a fodtball player Mr Livingston an expert at the game You must have taken pairt in many a contest not knowing what the out-¬ come would be You risked your limbs your life even for glory The services I shall require at your hands may de¬ mand the exercise of those qualities which distinguished you on the campus I can say no nlore By My curiosity was stimulated ten thousand some freak of destiny a dollar salary was flung in my face Pau peremque dives me petit You have said enough I replied I cant afford to let such a chance slip If you want me Im your man Good Will you dine with me to- ¬ morrow I accepted promptly arid took my leave The cashier eyed me askance and I nodded carelessly in response to his unspoken question So hes givenyou the job he mut- ¬ tered Then he smiled derisively I thought and sputtered out dered luncheon something worthy of the occasion to wit a nice little cold pint of Clicquot some pompano in flavor the mullet of the Pacific Va Chateaubriand truffle and a Parmesan omelet The old Boman proverb a favorite of my poor fathers spero in festis metuo secundis pricked my sensibilities and also my appetite great Scott Ten thousand dollars what an income were not to be light ¬ ly earned A smart tap on my right shoulder dismissed such speculations Hello Hugo said a familiar voice What the deuce are you doing in Cali- - W - y V 17 1897 THE THOROUGHBRED HAND A Few Simple Essentials for Its Care valuSTC eceived nimt thaty Poindexter liked the sound of his own voicepLnd I encouraged him to talk It that Mark apPJd person Gerard was a most singular He had accumru latedBa large fortune by sucking I quotpPoindexter other mens brains andtfois vampire like quality endeared You can gamble on liphiifhe liked a man but he had no He was secretive in his busi nesstmethods and sensual in his pleas uresJgjCertain stories George added in a whisper were afloat in clubland stories that hinted at a double life a Hydeand Jekyll existence Gerard had beeriknown to disappear for months at a tinie leaving no clew to Jkis where abouts Such persons according to George should be handled with tongs Thenature of these communications was rnt reassuring but I had no wish to cancel my dinner engagement On thejcpntrary I cursed the laggard hours- which yawned between apprehension and comprehension Iyonder said George as we part ¬ ed f that old fox chose you because youre a stranger This hypothesis I hadsqverlooked jfe to be continued few He was generous as a ca - 11 V rLsmt iZESZ r pksttx Ky - f uw mr lv v friends x w w v 2toiinxLts HORACE Copyright 1856 Bf AnnCSLErVACTlELD J B by Lipplncott Co CHAPTER I My fatherHugo Livingston of Mount Livingston Philadelphia may be com- ¬ pared to a superb annual which tower ¬ ing skyward blooms bravely for a sea- ¬ son but dies rootless leaving to those who have loved and admired it tender memories of beauty and fragrance nothing more He inherited early in life a good un ¬ derstanding fine estate a famous cellar of Madeira and the handsomest legs in America These in combination fur ¬ nished himself and his friends with an abundance of meat drink and enter- ¬ tainment He spent his money like a prince and wherever he went scat- ¬ tered broadcast both dollars and jests Need I add that his purse grew lighter than his laughter that he died full of years and honors a pauper A brilliant man of the world he never attempted to make money because as he often observed the catchpenny cares of a merchant or banker wore away by eonstant attrition the bloom of high breeding that exquisite veneer which distinguishes from the common herd the gentleman of lineage leisure and -- courier in the world The dame how ¬ ever amused herself at my expense upon several occasions I ate a haggis in Scotland and some blutwurst in Ber- ¬ lin but thanks to her I listened to Tannhauser at Bayreuth saw the moon rise out of the Adriatic at Venice float ¬ ed down the Danube from Vienna to Bu- ¬ charest an enchanting voyage trav- ¬ skated through Holland Finally I set- ¬ tled down in London to IS months hard work as a journalist But the tramp fever was in my veins and the daughters of Themis had a tan- ¬ gled skein to unravel Thus it came to pass that in the spring of 81 I registered my name at the Acropolis hotel of San Francisco I had passed leisure y from state to state and my small capital had assumed microscopical pro- ¬ portions Wth the exception of half a dozen magazine articles some of them not paid for I had done no work But I carried good letters of introduction had accumulated plenty of material and confronted the future with a grin upon my face In this mood looking at the world through rose colored goggles I sat down to breakfast upon the morning succeeding my arrival at the Acropolis and picked up the morning paper I was carelessly scanning its columns when the following advertisement met my eye Wanted A young strong healthy man graduate of a university preferred who must be an athlete a scholar and a gentleman Large salary to right Apply Omega between the man hours of ten and eleven at the Consoli- ¬ dated savings bank Beading these lines I speculated in regard to the number of young men in California who would consider them- ¬ selves eligible candidates for the large salary and pursuing this train of thought I reflected that it might be amusing to present myself between the hours of ten and eleven at the Consoli- ¬ dated savings bank Accordingly I did so It was the gratification of an absurd whim unless we take into considera- ¬ tion the daughters of Themis but it involved me in an amazing adventure To my infinite surprise the bank was not surrounded by a crowd of athletes and the cashier informed me withi aJ ¬ ¬ eral belief the sign of a long line of ancestors and of a thoroughly aristo- ¬ cratic descent This is partly true but many unaristocratic people are en- ¬ dowed with beautiful hands and more- ¬ over what inheritance has not done care and attention can easily acquire Indeed it is always possible to beautify the shape and complexion of the hand be either so indifferent or rough The hand cannot be pretty however shape- ¬ ly it may be by nature if the nails are in any way neglected The nail has an expression not to say an eloquence of its own for the social status of a man or woman can easily be detected by the fashion in which it is shaped cut and cared for Few people know how to take proper care of the nails without the assistance of the manicure and yet with a small nails can A beautiful hand is according to gen- ¬ and Beauty PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL The sculptor Luigi Amici who pro¬ duced the tomb of Gregory XIV in St Peters died recently atv the age of 84 Borne in utter destitution in a hospital at - ¬ eled across Norway in a cariole and A SORRY OLD SALT Liung uagre His Manners Were All Right If His An old salt who navigates a bicycle when he is in port was working a rapid passage down Cass avenue the other day when he collided with a woman cycler After they had extricated them selves from the wreck he anticipated her outburst of anger from which she could gather little except that he was sincerely sorry Im sure I ought to be scuttled for it mum he said rapidly but I couldnt get yer signals no more as if we was feelin through a fog bank I for you to pass to the port and steerin my course accordin Just asXwas goiri to dip my pennant and sa ¬ lute proper your craft refused to obey her1 rudder and you struck me forard Afore I could reverse your jibboom fouled my starboard mizzen iriggin your flowin gown snarled up witih my bobstay blew out yer pneumatic part-¬ ed yer toppin lift and carried away my jack saddle down haul As I listed I tried to jibe but I capsized keel up and you flounderin in the wreckage By this time there was an interested audience and tihe girl was mentally de ¬ bating whether she should run from a supposed lunatic or ask for an inter ¬ was-blow-in Wasnt tf tt E1- - befell me and he swore fondly that of all the wornen he had met she alone had enshrined herself in his heart as the kindest the truest and the purest of her sex f VScrriuch for my elders and betters me GUiVj blllXIC CJJUI VlIJCil WctS YJ 111111 U11U Before my father died he gave some advice He had little else to be- ¬ alone San Francisco The youth said I stow must be singularly modest Hugo said he I was named after Admirable Crieutons he rejoined what are your plans for the fu ¬ are scarce as black tulips Do I under ¬ him ture sir that you are an applicant The future I replied vaguely stand to this moment I had not consid- ¬ Up upon my soul Ive been so occupied ered this very obvious question None with the present I had just been less I replied promptly Yes graduated from Yale that the future the looked me up and down a queer He has not had my consideration smile curling his lips Then he held Hugo said my father gravely out his hand for my card you are young and ardent and to My name I replied lightly is Al ¬ such the choice of a profession is no pha hapenny matter The cashier nodded pleasantly and There is the law disajjpeared When he returned after You would make a sorry lawyer an absence of ten minutes his smile I might go west was still more accentuated The farmer Hugo is the historical Omega he murmured is in the fool Go east if you wish to travel presidents private room Kindly fol- ¬ the Pierian spring is not to be found in low me Colorado or California If you were I obliged him and found myself in ¬ an Englishman I should advise the flating my chest and squaring my army or navjr but you are too old and shoulders Upon such occasions a man our officers play but a paltoy role As a wishes to cut as fine a figure as pos- ¬ money grubber you would have to sac- ¬ sible and the enigmatic Ill confess rifice on the altar of Mammon your smile of the cashier that piqued me not a youth your breeding your conscience little Feeling that I had embarked I quote my father verbatim neither upon a fools errand I followed my indorsing nor condemning his words guide down a corridor and into a hand- ¬ and that precious thing your leisure some room Whatamltodo At a large desk was a small man Make haste slowly ray dear lad out of whose dried up wrinkled pock- ¬ The small sum you inherit under your marked face gleamed a remarkable mothers will is sufficient to carry you pair of eyes The owner of these Your face waved me to a chair I bowed and sat afoot all over Europe name and wits should prove passports down to decent society Leave this question Mr of a profession sub judice but dont Alpha idle and wherever you may be set Mr Alpha let me give you my apart so many hours each day to seri ¬ card ous study Upon it was engraved a well Conceding that my father was a man known name Mark Gerard I has- ¬ of prejudice I submit that his advice tened to return the compliment was sound as a Newton pippin and Ah Livingston Yes yes son of came not amiss I believe in the con- ¬ Hugo Livingston servation of energy and his words I am chimed harmonioiisly with my oyrl University man Accordingly ambitions nebulous Yale some two months after his funeral I An athlete decided to set forth upon my travels 1 played right tackle on the footbeing reasonably certain that he knew ball team and I hold the amateur rec- ¬ me better than I knew myself and ord for putting the shot doubting nothing of his affection and The man of millions lay back in his solicitude for my welfare padded chair and half shut his eyes The Loid help you said my moth ¬ From beneath puffy lids he scrutinized ers cousin a famous banker who had me sharply stroking the vhile an im- ¬ offered me a stool in his counting perial which sprouted sparsely upon a You are a bigger fool than pointed chin house your father And your scholarship sir Did you ever tell my father to his I must refer you to the faculty face that you considered him a fool He grunted approval How are you fixed financially I looked him fiercely in the eye and Two hundred and fifteen dollars and he stammered out I tnought not I have his whip in thirty five cents makes up the sum my possession sir and know how to fotal of my capital use it Ahem and a stranger to our city In this Cambyses vein I cut adrift Well Mr Livingston h3 chuckled an influential kinsman who had softly Ill strain a point and be per- ¬ from good naturedly flung me a tow line In fectly frank with you It happens his wake I might have steered my bark that I can use a young nwn like your- ¬ to fortune lolling at ease in the stern self if if he be prepared to encounter sheets but I was no parasite and my danger I say danger in my service dear fathers good nama was my most Does the word danger daunt you Not particularly precious possession Im willing to pay the right man For two years I jogged cheerily along life avoiding as much 310000 a year ths high roads of And the nature of theserviee Mr ras possible the by paths theMa3 teiie- and following the finger of Irerard biosa He heiel up a lean hand Pardon m2 JFancy surety the most cornplateaat N-n-- no culture My mother sweet soul I can scarce recall her face was a Schermerhoru her full length portrait by the younger West hangs to da3r in the gallery of The curious will Barabbas Boulde please note that it is flanked on the left by a remarkable picture of a sapphire and diamond necklace a masterpiece of Meissonier the great Frenchman has paid but scant attention to the coarse putty colored features of Mar tha Boulde rightly considering that the gems not the woman deserved immortality and on the right by a Ma ¬ donna of Andrea del Sarto Between these two presentments of things material and things spiritual stands my dear mother who settled with the nic est adjustment in her own lovely person the conflicting claims of body and soul My father has said a thousand times that she loved him tenderly to the day of her death I was barely ten years old when this great misfortune ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I returned to the Acropolis and My congratulations or- ¬ ¬ preter hand IB But Jacks headpiece was still in his He was not through Im hopin yer not enough damaged for the hospital he went on but Id be sunk if I wouldnt be glad to stand yervvatoh till you righted This here littlecraft of jrours will be as seaworthy as ever wnen her upper works is straightened out and we get wind inter her aftiils again Ill jusjt fbw tier down to the yard fur repairs And she smiled an assent Detroit Pree Press Royal Laundress A story is told of Princess Louises visit to the Bermudas These islands belong to Great Britain The islanders determined to give her a reception and both rich and poor made ready to do her honor One day she was out sketch- ¬ ing for like the queen and the rest of the daughters she is fond of sketching She was thirsty and called at a cottage door for water The good woman o the house was busy and refused to gc for the water She of course did not know who the princess was she wsc busy ironing she was ironing a shirt for her husband to wear at the receptioii of the queens daughter she said Oh no she could not leave that to get water for anybody If jrou will get me the water said the princess I will finish ironing the shirt while you are gone So the princess ironed the shirt whilethe woman fetched the water Tit Bits A ff Dont be a fool Taking care of yourself I see He glanced at the debris of my luncheon as we shook hands I bad not seen George Poindeicter for many moons and I welcomed him warmly Of course he said awkwardly tak ¬ ing the chair next mine I read of your fathers financial troubles and subse ¬ quent death I trust old man you saved something from the wreck Not a nickel As we smoked our cigars in the court- ¬ yard walking up and down beneath the palms George asked me niany ques- ¬ tions which I answered He was a na- ¬ tive son of the Golden West heir to large interests and as good and kindly a fel- ¬ low as I could wish to meet Present he said I suppose youre looking for a fornia berth Xot n Coward I have one already A good one lightly Ten thousand a year I replied Phew Ten thou Youre joking Hugo Not much I pulled the Enquirer from my pocket and showed George the ad I applied for that I said and got it Poindexter halted an amazed look in his hazel eyes Then he whistled and laughed Wheres the joke I demanded Not on you he replied but on us The fact is that ad has been running for six months and during that time hundreds have presented themselves at the bank in vain Now you an effete Philadelphia n carry off the prize Why men got tired of applying Old Gerard just looked at em and gave em the bounce But Hugo what does tie old duck want you to do While a number of white bojs were skating in Kentucky a negro boy came to the creek and commenced putting on his skates The skaters tried to drive him away but he would not go This aroused their anger and one of them challenged him to fight and called him a coward when he refused A little while later the pugilistic lad broke through the ice The white bojs ran frantically about too excited and frightened to try to rescue him from his peril but the negro threw off his coat dived into the icy water and happily succeeded in sav ¬ ing the life of the youngster who hads called him a coward The rescued boy cannot be destitute of the sense of shunie and in this he has no doubt been sufficiently punished without having his name printed The name of the colored boy is Wilbur Trav5a Youths Com panion ¬ That George is a secret 1 pardon Not necessaay The sec il Is p se- ¬ cret to me It is You dont mean to say youve accepted the job blindly I detected a note of anxiety in his voice whih puzzled me Gsorge of course knew thi financier and upon that krowledge I d22ded t draw lib- ¬ erally It was there iz take or leave Gecige What sort of a man is Gerard Tell me about him Hes a holy terror Huge Arid ix other thing if utcri choi3sjio dollars a ysar tie viTi expect ta g t Oh bg ister the oath tiedePoche The judge addressing himself to n witness of the female persuasion wJlo is visibly afflicted with at least 40 vears Mademoiselle your age if you please After a long and interesting hesita ¬ tion Twenty four yotir honor To the clerk You may now admin ¬ Was an Astute Jurist She takes the oath And now mademoiselle remember LHlus that you must tell the truth to his new reporter that in Ihi ac count of a robbery you soy the victim was relieved of 375 in notes Yes sir lt I notice Mr Pipp said the editor Didnt Ks ott Hovr It EV ¬ amount of trouble even the ugliest in a short time become beautiful Of course it is difficult to alter the color and shape thereof but with some attention they may be con- ¬ siderably improved To begin with the hands should always be washed in very hot water or better yet in warm oat-¬ meal water Patting this a few drops of tincture of benzoin in the water will add greatly to the whiteness and softness of the skin and also conduce order that the ministers and congregato the beautifying of the nails tions could attend the services in the When the hands are thoroughly clean Auditorium rinse them in clear warm water into Signora Yerdi the wife of the com- ¬ which a teaspoonful of almond meal poser died in November His first wife has been thrown Dry the hands on was the daughter of the village organ- ¬ a soft towel and immediately rub them ist whom he succeeded in that office with the following mixture One part but she died early in his career The pure glycerin one part lemon juice one lady who has just died was his second part rosewater This can be prepared wife She was Mme Strepponi and either for immediate use or kept in a appeared in the first performance of bottle for three or four davs at a time his Xabucco more than half a century Twice a week the nails should be rubbed ago with this varnish Half an ounce of pistachio oil 32 grains of table salt 33 COMING INDUSTRIAL CENTERS grains powdered resin 33 grains ground Will Be in the Foothills with Electric alum SO grains melted white wax two Power from the Mountains grains fine carmine These ingredients The modern industrial city has been should be thoroughly mixed over a dependent for its rapid expansion upon spirit lamp made into a kind of po- its superior advantages with respect to matum and preserved in a smallglass coal that is it must have either a nav- ¬ or porcelain jar It should be applied igable water front or be a natural rail ¬ to the nail by a tiny wad of medicated way receiving and distributing center cotton and allowed to remain for half or be the natural focus of a coal and an hour The thin membrane at the iron region All this will be changed in root of the nail should then be care¬ the great electrical waterfall cities of fully pushed back with the rounded end the future The power as a rule will of an ivory nail file and the little idle be produced in the mountains while the skins that often grow at the root of cities will be scattered far and wide of the nail cut away with a pair of over the foothills There will be better very sharp scissors When this is done air more room better drainage more the nail should be polished with the civilized conditions of living than is so called diamond powder a small the case with the present overcrowded quantity of which is put on a chamois indnstrial beehives built for the most skin nail polisher The hands are then part on the swampy deltas or in the washed in hot oatmeal water well dried valleys of great rivers Under the pres- ¬ on a very fine towel and finally the sure of dear coal and with the attrac- ¬ nails are polished once more with a tion of cheap water power the face of soft chamois polisher By doing this Europe will be changed As indicated twice a week the roughest and most by Lord Kelvin the highlands of Scot ¬ ungainly looking hands and nails can land will become industrially more im- ¬ be transformed into things of beauty portant to Great Britain than the com ¬ All this as the fair ones will see means paratively flat midlands Switzerland very little trouble in order to obtain Norway and Sweden the Austrian Ty- ¬ the agreeable possession of a thor- ¬ rol and Transylvania may become the oughbred hand Toronto Mail industrial center of Europe owing to their superiority in water power LETTER WRITING For the rest the course of manufac to the Proper tures will seek the sources of tKe great Some Suggestions as river or of rivers not great which have Forms Begin your letter to a woman friend a very rapid fall In distant lands we without any prefix of endearment at find English engineers already mak ¬ all says the Boyal Letter Writer by ing plans for saving the energy of the Appointment to her Majesty Mrs falls of the Nile 15 miles below Cairo Grundy For with logical severity rea- ¬ and it is well within the bounds of author- ¬ probability that the Nile cataracts will sons this ity it is henceforth to be considered some day supply the power necessary both vulgar and impertinent to call a for running trains of ears from Alex ¬ Not only are mere friend and acquaintance your andria to Khartoum there magnificent falls on the Zambesi The letter writer directs his dear pupils to begin their notes or epistles itself insouth central Africa but many with easy friendly sentences and con- ¬ of its branches in the Shire highlands clude with the words esteem respect have rapid descents in level admirably phrase In suited for the development of elec or a new hopes of an early meeting I am yours tricityjby turbine wheels We too often etc or In pleasant anticipation of think of Hindoostan as a- great plain forgetting that the Himalaya moun ¬ seeing you soon I am yours etc the It is distressingly inelegant to write tains to highest on the globe give the Ganges the Indust the pursues Mrs Grundys master of the birth pen any letter over four pages long Brahmaputra and the Oxus all of which with their mountain tributaries that is just one full sheet of letter-pape- r Leave a half inch wide margin to reach the plains after taking innumer ¬ the left of every page and by writing able giant leaps down the mountain¬ an aristocratic hand of medium size sides It is nonsense to say that the deall there is necessarv to communicate velopment of this Zambesi are much by post can be said in the fixed space more within the range of civilization The model letter writers in the politest to day than any part of Montana for periods of society never required great- example in the United States was 30 er space in which to make their clever- ¬ years ago Cassiers Magazine est mots or convej most interesting Bound in Human Slcin news For this reason the new letter In Camille Flammarions library is paper is nearljr a foot square and odd ¬ volume of the famous astronomersa ly enough the authority quoted recom- works which bears the unique title mends men to study George Washing- - Souvenir dUneMorte Itis unique betons penmanship as the most elegant cause the title is wholly incompatible graceful and manly model An aris- with the contents of the book which tocratic hand be it impressed upon is mainly devoted to scientific matters those who follow the laws issued from However when one hears the story that Mrs Grundys throne is one which for is told of this little volume does not women shows no crossed ts or dotted appear so strange after all it though in- ¬ is and is written in clear purple ink terest in it grows still greater It is Black ink is meant for trade and legal said that Mr Flammarion meeting a documents onl Farm and Fireside beautiful lady at a reception one even ¬ ing openly expressed his admiration Cttbbnpe a la Creme One cabbage or any greens one onion for her really lovely shoulders So im- ¬ one clove half a tablespoon of butter pressed was the lady that when she died cream to suit seasoning croutons of her will directed that enough skin be fried bread Well wash the cabbage or taken from that part of her persongreens Put it into fast boiling salted to bind the next work of the distinwater Add the onion peeled with the guished scientist This was done and the book referred to is the result clove stuck in it Boil quickly till tender Then remove the onion and drain Pittsburgh Dispatch the cabbage well Rub it through a An Emergency wire sieve or if you have not that Whj he exclaimed I thought you most useful article mash it well with a said the last time you had the dress- ¬ fork Melt the butter in the saucepan maker that you wouldnt need another Put in the cabbage and stir well Next gown for three months add the cream gradually mix and sea- ¬ I know I did dear son carefully Serve very hot piled in a in going through my she replied but hot dish and garnish with neatly cut found a j5iece of ribbon trunk to day I that will make a sippets of bread that have been fried a lovely sash and havent anything to I golden brown Boston Globe go with it Chicago Record Accessories of the Tea Tray He Wouldnt Miss the Money The brewing of the tea upon ones You are charging me most horrible tea table is a prevailing custom now complained the prospective and the beautiful cut glass tea caddy prices ¬ ¬ cut-and-dri- The Dutch privy council has de ¬ cided that cycling is undignified and unsafe for a prospective queen and ac- ¬ cordingly Wilhelminamust content her- ¬ self with a Shetland pony H T Lewis of Greensboro Ga has been appointed a judge of the su- ¬ preme court of the state to sueeeed Judge Spencer E Atkinson who re¬ signed to accept a place on the Georgia state railroad commission For many yeai s the exact burial place of James Otis one of the revolu ¬ tionary leaders has been shrouded in mystery It has now been discovered that he was interred in the old Granary burial grounds in Boston M Casimir Perier the predecessor of Felix Faure who resigned from the presidency of France is credited with a desire to reenter public life He is preparing to contest again his old seat which became vacant on his election to the presidency So great was the interest taken in the memorial services to the late Sen- ¬ ator Isham G Harris held in Memphis on a recent Sunday that practically every church in the city was closed in 4 ed - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ II heysy Were you ever robbed I Z tBDugbt not If you had often you s ouldjnot write t roVcery ss an Snis air aTe-lief-Cl- with a screw top of solid silyer upon which ones monogram may be en graved is an attractive addition o the many other pretty accessories thatjbe long upon the tea tray Chicago Klondiker is just- this way said the Seattle You either strike it rich merchaut or freeze to death so either way you - It Tribune wont miss the money you are leavings behind Pittsburgh Chronicle lr w f fV - 4 K 4 Royal xnskes tbe food pure wliblesorne and delicious I THE BOUK BON NESfcSlrRI OA gossipy paragraphs Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer DEr EMBER Gossip of The Boxers bMiTH 16 17 1897 who - Remarks In IB to to to to m vfrynmwwMnw r THE BATTLESHIP Thin Blood Where the blood loses Us intense ted gpows tnin and watery as in anemia there is a constant feeling of exnaus- tion a lack of energy vitality and the spirits depressed tfARNE of Cincinnati vhs referee A christening is a shame sir Liquor old and rare is wasted The event will be quite tame sir If that old whiskey isnt tasted lOne of the greatest theatrical attrac Jefferson THE BROWNIES AT LEXINGTON ¬ to bis city on Nov at the boxing contests in g to Aicifl wmffl Absolutely Pure t ROYAL BAKINQ POWOER CO NEW YORK Bfcl mi in i iininmmunmjjLuJMwu imnii miliums M THE i dUuSdUJI Reiiu 1881 H Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUCE MILLER W Make all Checks Money may able to the order of Champ Milijse Orders etc twenty cents per line each insertion The mother of G iles Shine died two Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates York Mr Shine is Obituar2 cards of thanks calls on candia¬ weeks ago in New dates resolutions of respect and matter of playing the role of Cardinal Eichelien like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ¬ in Under The Red Robe this season ments and yearly cards Yesterday President McKinley ap- ¬ pointed Attorney General McKenna a Tho Legislature Justice of the United States Supreme The Kentucky Legislature will meet Court He will be succeeded in the Cabi ¬ Tuesday January 4th The Democratic net by Gov J W Griggs of New Jer- ¬ caucuses to nominate candidates for the sey offices of the House and Senate will con- ¬ Evangelist Irwin says that men sequently he hold Monday night Jan with whiskers have no chance of going nary 3 The Senate caucus will contain tpHeaven This is another blow at the U8 Senators and it will require 15 votes much abused Populist The flonse to nominate for any office Read the new serial An Impending caucus will contain 74 and possibly 75 vhich is commenced to day on votes and in either event it will take 38 Sword third page votes to nominate -- t RATES ADVEHZI81JV Displays one dollar per Inch lor first Inser ¬ The Kismet Opera Co tion half rules each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents Norfolk Va line each insertion Locals In black type tions in the country C B big pro Klaw Erlangers wonderful duction Palmei Coxs Brownies will be seen at the opera house iu Lexington of Cod liver Oil with Hypo Thursday Dec 23d both a Matmee T atd htre g phosphites of Lime and Soda night performance being given rates ou all rail to is peculiarly adapted to correct Txriii vo rhHun fixcursiou roads so that people living out of town this condition The cod liver be enabled to witness the magnifiwill oil emtilsified to an exquisite Jne cent spectacle at h modern cost same big company of 74 people all the to fineness enters the blood direct miinne Anno ca raa mNew Yorkballets and and feeds its every corpuscle Chicago seen in specialties jg restoring the natural color and and all the large cities will be brought to giving vitality to the whole to Lexington in their entirety and the performances at the 0 era House S system The hypophosphites reach the brain and nerve there will be exact in every detail shipwreck eirthquake to centres and add their strength- - Jg The storm the will volcano and other thrilling marvelous flying a eninsr and beneficial effect be presented aud tue ballet danced in the air the beautiful w If the roses nave left your Oriental girls the disappearing demons to cheeks if yo are growing m i i n f ii ri I nn in funny German band and other great ft JJif a a J minaniiaKtcuruu4uvr- - w that have made the big produc features work or if age-- is beginning The tion so famous will all be seen Brownie A an Palmer uox win ap to to tell use SCOTTS Emulto V pear at both performances of the great to SIOEU tf Re sure vuu iret SCOTTS Emulsion M spectacle to ¬ to to Scotts Emulsion ¬ J to night in New York The Enguirer yeterday said Louis Heller and Kid Lefeber the local light weights want to hear from the Paris Athletic Club in regard to their match which is to take place under the aus- ¬ pices of that organization on January 3 Sugarfoot Lee Bills unknown has gone into active training for his go with Dave Jackson at Paris Ky next month esday night at Springfield O by John enkins in the sisiu round of a contest for a 200 purse and a side bet of 100 R O Wickliffe of Cyntdiana has bet 100 that Kid McKoy beats Jreedon was defeated Wed- - HOLIDAY STOCK NEWT MITCHELL THE POPULAR GROCER Ts fl daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Holiday groceries etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select stock If you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store- - I will be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to he had - -i VJ supplemented by another consignment Champgnions French Peas received thia week If your Christmas Shrimp Salmon- Sardines candy comes from Fugazzi twill give v perfect satisfaction It comes in bulk PearlJjRoniiny Rice Oat Meal Rolled Oats and in all size boxes Take a look at it Olives Capers Chow Chow Tabasco Sauce before you buy elsewhere - EVAPORATED FRUITS Peaches Prunes Fugazzis stock of fine candies was Apricots Pears -- - 1 m ¬ ¬ j Suffered 20 Years disbanded at to SCOTT All drucfrists 00 v55sc coc and ttoo BOWNE Chemkts New York 6 3 Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Imported Macaroni DomesticMacaroni Pure Buckwheat Flour Pure Maple Syrup Mincemeat Nancamp Pork and Beans Nancamp Tomato Catsup Choice Celery V 1 Baltimore Oysters - NUPTIAL KNOTS ISGSIG TUKKEYS Finest Chocolate Candies Mixed and Stick Candies -- -- 1 IV XCHiua WV8r the one of Grose Charles Mason in raiders Somebodys goosebone has predicted turnpike county was jailed in Maysville thirty snows for this Winter Monday night charged with robbiug A FOURTH RATE pOStoffice in Ken and thrashing with switches James Maher a gate keeper on the Lexington tucky has been named Deboe Just the road new Senators size Tuesday night Gov Bradley ordered Col E H Gaither and a part of the Mr Bryan has been duck hunting in Harrodsburg militia company to DanMexico He is still wasting ammuni- ¬ ville to protect a toll gute near that The order was made at the re- ¬ place tion on quack arguments quest of President Bosley of the Dan- Mr Bryan is being much toasted ville and Stanford Turnpike Gompany ¬ moved around in Mexico He will carry Mex che gate keeper having raiders out owing to threats made by -- ico solid if he runs next time blue See the beautiful forget-me-nSince the battleship question has been wall paper in J T Hintons window settled the press has been wrestling specially designed for Mrs McKinley with tbe problem who owns Ham- - vthe lady of the White House ¬ ot Czar Reeds red necktie is again itating excitable editors - ag- - Toll gate Troubles Durg r SCINTILLATIONS ¬ o Six hundred persons have been cre mated during the past decade in the United States to burn Uncle Sam has p eople An Interesting Comment Jumble Of News And Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of Tho Marriage Vowa Tnere are 27881 more men than wo ¬ men in Kentucky James Grinnan late of Cynthians now of Richmond was married last Friday to Miss Mary Hargrove of Rich ¬ mond Justice Ephriam Keigwin of Jeffer sonville Ind celebrated his sixty sixth birth day Tuesday by marrying his 8864th couple County Clerk Paton has issued mar riage licenses to Walter Green of Mt Olivet and Miss Anna Curtis of Mii lecsburg and Roger Burris of Nichol- ¬ Trimble of as and MissNina Belle North Middletown The engagement is announced of Miss Ellen Lyle of Danville and Prof HrbertE- Day of Hartford Conn Prof Day has been a member of the faculty of the Kentucky School for Deaf Mutes for three years The marriage of Mips Ottfc McGar vey of Lexington aud Mr Walter Taylor of Cincinnati is announced to occnr January 4th Miss Sara MeGar vey will act as maid of honor and Mr Fred Huntington of Cincinnati as best man The other bridesmaids and groomsmen ant of Flemingsburg Miss Carrie Gardner of Fayette Miss Annie May of Shawhau Mrs Virginia Stucky Frazer of- - Louisville Mr Tom McGurvey Mr Bird MeGarvey Mr Tom Lewis and Mrj George Weeks villbe-Misa-Oliv- e ¬ Almonds Pecans Filberts Crelim Nuts Loose Muscatel Raitins London Layer Raisins Seedless Raisins Citron Figs Dates farmer and well known by all old residonts near Belmont N Y writes For twenty seven years I had been a constant sufferer from nervous prostra- ¬ tion and paid largo sums of money for doc- ¬ tors and advertised remedies without bene ¬ fit Three years ago my condition was alarming the least noise would startle and unnerve me I was unable to sleep bad a number of sinking spells and slowly grew worse I began using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first the medicine seemed to have no effect but after taking a few bottles I began to notice a change I rested better at night my appe- ¬ tite began to improve and I rapidly grew better until now I am as nearly restored to health as one of my age may expect God bless DrMilesNervine Dr Miles Remedies Dr are sold by all drug ¬ MUg gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re 4fiotore funded Book on dis- ¬ Health eases of the heart and nerves free Address MES MARY LEWIS wife of a promi ¬ NEWT ON M ITCHELL TI JE GROCER MainSt adjoining Northern Bank Paris Ky iuasmiaaasgB5 a GEO W DAVIS DEALER JLT in Furniture JWindowl Shades Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Street Buck aod Bills Oil Barber Sliop For first class work Three first class Special attention given to Undertak ¬ barbers All work done strictly first class Next door to Bourbon Bank ing and Repairing Main - Paris Ky 4nov tf New Laundry Agency Nervine DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind 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 16ap tf I have secured the agency for the Ladies get you a hand welt lace or button three styles of toe and made of nice soft kid that has wearing quality shoe RION - CLATZ -- ffr eXzrlf- cBruce Holladay 7iVCiBj aawaaWE3gHaBiHKSBaaBEirfr3Vt -- Respectfully ft I y ra A good Having scored a touch down on the foot ball question the Georgia Legisla- ¬ ture should now go after the six day bicycle race Predictions about Kentuckys new Legislature are now due Of course it will be better thaa the last one every new one is i 1 i -- An exchange remarks that Grovera grand sweet song has been arranged for a quartet one male and three fe male voices ¬ A veuy modest Kentuckian has asked Senator Deboe to send him a copy of every public document ever issued by the government The Washington Post says that since t i - the battleship question has been settled the business of raiding tollgates in Ken tucky has been resumed ¬ That bottle of forty-five-ypar-o- ld i Bourbon whiskey which Maj B G Thomas gave to Secretary Herbert to use at tho christening of the Kentucky has gone the way of rare old liquor Mr Cleveland Secretaries Herbert Hoke Smith Olney J Sterling Morton Attorney General Harmon and Post- ¬ master General Wilson are said to be the guilty ones but no Kentucky paper has taken them to task for it A bottle cf liquor made in the year of Miss Brad ¬ leys birth has been furnished for the momentous occasion it 1 Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair I Nicholasville wants electric lights Sword All turnpikes are free in Jessamine Fresh celery oysters and cranberries Merchants will run free trains to Fee Son Flemingsburg all day on the 23d Be good and jou will ba lone- ¬ Over 27000 rabbits have been Bhipped j some Mark Twains new book tf from Cynthiana since October 12 Eld Victor Dorris of Georgetown Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation has had seventy additions to a revival at and sick headache 25c at all druggists Fort Wayne Ind Wrignts Celery Tea cures constipaTwo Mormon elders have gone to tion sick headaches 25c at druggists ¬ Maysville to make a house to house can- ¬ To Cure A Cold In One Day vass for converts The Henry County court house will Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ be sold by the Sheriff to pay the costs of lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For said by W a suit taken to the Court of Appeals T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Raymond Frisbie of Cynthiana won Ky the inter collegiate oratorical contest at Winchester declaiming The Chariot Race Russ Hall the Shelby ville ball player will play short for St Louis Every mother Dennis McGann also of Shelbyville feels an i n d e -will play second base for Baltimore scribable dread J acob Harris who was acquitted of of the pain and killing his wifes lover T H Merrit in danger attend- ¬ Gratz Park last July was indicted yes- ¬ ant upon the terday at Lexington by the grand jury most critical pe- ¬ Mary West the girl who shot - and riod of her life killed Will Wilder in a house of Becoming a a week ago at Lexington was acmother should be quitted Wednesday The jury was out a source of joy nineteen hours to all but the Lenne Winslow of Kansas City has suffering and been awarded judgment for 10000 for a dislocated kidney while being initiated danger of the ordeal make its anticipation one of misery into tbe Knights of Maccabees He sued for 25000 The Appellate Court has decided that Mrs Davis wife of Dr Davis the is the remedy which relieves Woodford county convict is entitled to women of the great pain and suf-¬ a divorce thus reversing the decision of fering incident to maternity this Circuit Judge Cantrill hour which is story Au See third patre Impending IP A SrLlift DID GIFT WLDOUGLAS For 14 years this shoe by merit alono has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 83GO 400 and SSOO shoes are tbe productions of skilled workmen from tho best material possible at those prices Also S350 and S300 shoes for men 8350 and for boys and youths S300W L Douglas shoes are indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all tho 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 3SHOEthleoVd Sl5 s Biihy IWine J P KIELY A CHRiSTMASjgift that will please any Following tne Equa- ¬ and every ody tor Mark Twains last and best Order at once if you want it for Christmas Sold only by subscription A C Adair Agent 16nov tf a Does yonr Husband Wife or Friend drive very much Try one for a present ALSO A SPLENDID LINE OF Hi ill-repu- te ¬ MOTHERS FRIEND 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ zens Call on ft P Dow Jr for Pictures Rugs Lamps 2c Comforts Fancy Rockers Sideboards Insure in the Northwestern to- ¬ Folding Beds Tabourets Childrens Sweepers day to morrow may he too late Parlor Cabinets Jardinierres Lace Curtains The Northwestern is carrying nearly tion sick headaclu s t Wrights Celery Tea en U4 f particulars Of Murry 26oc 8t Portierres Bead Portierres Secretaries Ladies Desks Elegant Tables Blankets MBS LAURA WEISHAUF Childrens Parlor Furniture Extension Tables Hassocks Chamber Sets Music Racks Japanese Screens Fancy Mirrors Leather Couches Table Covers Hat Racks Wood Mantels Office Desks Revolving Chairs Q St- 7 Ind M C- See Old SantaJClaus in J T Hin- t tons big show window the big store is Santas supply station Open at nights - sMLfml Akbtjckle Lion and Levering coffees 10 cents per pound ft mMkilfSm nxM 4 tya D HB wB VM dividends tc policy holders are unequaled and to procure Northwestern dividends you must carry Northwestern insurance tf The - Fee Son Northwesterns - MOST PERFECT MADE o40 YEARS THE STANDARD We are offering splendid shoes in toes and shapes at low prices dreaded as womans severest trial is not only made painless but all the danger is re- ¬ moved by its use Those who use this remedy are no longer de-¬ spondent or gloomy nervousness nausea and other distressing con- ¬ ditions are avoided the system is made ready for the coming event and the serious accidents so com mon to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Mothers Friend is a blessing to woman - Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules 17 1896 4MfiS - Murry Ind Sept up-to-da-te A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free fcom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant E suitable sensible gifts for ladie3 misses or children Davis Thompson Isgsiq Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them for stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any ¬ thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully Mas Lauka Weishauft PBBSOTTIiB at all Drug- Stores 100 sent or by mail on receipt of price Sold bv W T Brooks at 50c and 100 BOOKS Containing invaluable information of per box Send address on postal to tne sent interest to all women 1 The Wright Medical Co S495 Couches Any of the above articles make useful ac ¬ ceptable and elegant presents Give me a call Select your presents now will be to any address upon applieatios by WrlgnC iUttU The BBADFIILD BEGULAT02 CO JUtaatft 6a trial size free J rnrr rntt V U wiumuuo wuU for JTHINTOIM r WHFXz si MW - TflE1 BQRBON NEWS FBI D At DECEMBER PERSONAL MENTION OBITUARY - 17 1897 Mt4 TIE BQUBBOH NEWS 1881 Mr Hinton Exonerated rd WB4 Mt V Seventeenth Year Establibhed Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as secori ciiss mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 2 00 Six months One year 3100 r hsws costs you cant even get a port from a gun free op charge make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders fc re Etc MrLiiKR Asparagus tips Fee Son Dr A B Boyd has moved to Ohio Watch for Twin Bros adv in The News Tuesday America 29th and 30th at the opera house Dec It Wheat jumped half a cent above the dollar mark yesterday A Sword Bishop noon good An See third page 6tory Impending Burton will preach in the after¬ Frankfort penitentiary Sunday Mrs Amelia Leer has rented and moved into Mrs Anne Lucas on Second street residence K - See those handsome chairs at J T Hiatona and make your selection now Store open at night Erop E W Weaver was one of the judges in the mrer colJegiate atory contests at Winchester declam- ¬ j urn - j John Schwartz will build a two story brick residence on his lot on ner of Eighth and Pleasant street cor- ¬ double house adjoining Christian Church on Main street Apply to J J Grosche For rent North side of Senator Deboe introficed a bill in the Senate Wednesday to pay R G Langston of Bourbon county 825 for a war claim Mr J B - Kennedy attended the meeting ot the Board of Trustees of State College Tnesday and Wednesday at Lexington A letter received here yesterday by Mrs Ev Rogers stated that her nephew was at the point Johnson Rogers of death at St Paul compulsory evidence elicited Monday afternoon from Mr E M Dickson one of the counsel for the con- ¬ testants in the celebrated Thos Woodford will case resulted in a tern- porary stay of the proceedings As a consequence of Mr Dicksons repeti- ¬ tion under imperative order from the court of a story told him in strict con- ¬ fidence by Mr W R Thomas the court immediately adjourned and a rule was issued against Messrs W R Thomas and J Hal Woodford and Hon J T Hinton to appear Tuesday morning to answer for contempt On the Tues- ¬ failure ot Mr Thomas to answer day court was adjourned till Wednes- ¬ day when all three gentlemen were on hand A large crowd was present Wednesday morning to hear the investigation which everyone supposed would be public but Circuit Judge James E Cantrell told all the attorneys in the case and the accused to repair to one of the smaller rooms where the contempt cases would be investigated Hon J T Hinton aBked that the in- ¬ vestigation be held publicly as his name and honor were at stake and as the charge was made from the witness box in the public court room he wanted an equally public vindication Mr Hinton advanced to the bar railing and earnest-¬ ly repeated his request for a trial in public Mr Clerk Judge Can trill said enter a fine of 20 against Mr Hinton Make it twice Mr Hinton replied that Ill pay ij 20 more The clerk will bnter againBt Mr Hinton said the court Mr Hinton again repeated his request for a public hearing saying he did not want to be tried secretly in a corner room as he was innocent and wanted everjbody to hear all the evidence Six hours in jail said Judge Can Mr Sheriff order Mr Hinton to trill this room and the judge entered a small rcom adjoining the main court -- The room After a half hours secret session the f court and counsel emerged and Mr Hinton again said he sincerely desired a public hearing and he meant noVlisre spect to the court by his repeated requests for such a hearing as he was publicly accused and he wanted the public to know he was not guilty The court ordered the fines and im prisonmeatSremitted and proceeded to addreas the jury saying that the investi- ¬ gation revealed that there had been no The Methodist ladies at the Bazaar contempt from these gentlemen and solicit orders for cakes The pictures I that there had been no reflection on the shown at the recent art reception will be integrity of the jury The court then on exhibition at the Bazaar ordered the trial of the will case to pro- ¬ or The Kentucky Midland Depot at ceed ir Mr Hihtons hundreds of friends Georgetown was burglarized one day last week while the agent was at dinner sympathize with him in nis zealous at- ¬ tempts to secure an opportunity to pub- ¬ The cash drawer was touched for 10 licly clear himself of the slanderous im ¬ The will of Henry A Butler was putation probated vtserday The testator eys A learned membei of the Kentucky three hundred acres of land to be equal- ¬ bar says through the columns of the ly divided among bis wife and two chil-¬ Lexington Herald dren Mr Hinton was right in demanding a The Argonaut says that Brutus Clay public trial and he was constitutionally the Lexington pugilist and Dave Jack- ¬ entitled to it and there was no contempt son of Paris are matched for a contest of court in demanding it and the remis- ¬ to night at Lexington before the Na- ¬ sion of the fines and imprisonment in ¬ flicted for this alleged contempt were varre Athletic Club properly remitted This ought never to A Shire has his store room brilliant- ¬ have been imposed ly illuminated every night with hand ¬ America a spectacular entertain- ¬ some new Apollo gas burners which give three times the light of the ordinary ment presented by the best local talent burner One of the new burners is on in Paris will be given at the opera Apply house on the evenings of Dec 29th and exhibition at The News office 30th It to Mr Shire for prices ¬ v - Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The DeadCOMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Mr Erank Ford a leading citizen of THE NEWS MAN Covington who i8 related to several personsjParis died Monday morning Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And at his home Elsewhere Sterling silver toilet articles at Mr Rudolph Davis has been ill for FranklSjCos about ten days -Mrs W R Thomas waB in Lexing ¬ and California oranges Florida ton Wednesday Fee Son VHg Mrs Sallie Pulleu is visiting rela ¬ SiTLpCK AND TURF NEWb tives in Midway Mrs UlieJ Howard returned to Sales auttftTranafors Of Stock Crop IStc Turf XotB Covington Tuesday W DlWatts of Fayette has sold Miss Louise Russell left yesterday ninety three export cattle average for a visit in Covington Dr E L Lapsley was a visitor in weight i20 pounds at 4 50 per cwt Moses Kahn has bought one hundred Lexington Wednesday Mr and Mrs N H Bayless were fat cattle from John Phelps of Fayette at 430 and sixty from Sterling in Lexington Wednesday McCannf at 450 Miss Nellie Schwartz is visiting G Pi Cecil of Danville have sold Mrs Drummey in Lexington the pacing queen Lottie Lorine 205 Mrs F B Carr and Mrs John by Gambetta Wilkes to S M Tuthill Feeney were in Cincinnati yesterday of New York for 2000 Mrs Ollie Hedges entertained a few In Cincinnati W T Overbey sold friends Tuesday night at her home near nine hhds of new Bourbon County to- ¬ Paris bacco atAan average of 970 and A L Mr Hal Spears is at home from the Ferguson sold two hhds new at 1387 University of the South at Sewanee Wiggins Abner sold eight hhds at Tenn 12 94 and R B Hutchcraft two at who has been 1325 Mrs W F Talbott ill for several months is able to be out E A Tipton has bought of Clay again Woodford the chestnut yearling filly by Miss Chornie Kern is spending a Hindoo Francesca The dam is a full few days in Winchester with Mrs T L sister of Iroquois the only American to Phillips win the English Derby Mr Tipton also bought of S D Clay of this city a Mr and Mrs J E Clay and Miss filly by Baron Wilkes dam Edith Alexander spent Wednesday in Lamberta by Daniel Lambert This Cincinnati filly is a full s sister to Baronet Miss Allie G off of North Middle record 211 town is the guest of Mrs Fanniebelle Sutherland Pnrrav lomna ni rf iiroa comforts J UUtU U1ULU1VU lUUJ sweepers - nortierres Miss Carrie Gardner has returned I lace curtains jc ayeiie arier a vikuhd come ana see tnem to ner nome in Store open at w 0 T Hinton nights Mr J O Hutcncratts Mr Chas Barnett and sister TUiaa Isgrig a e DaviSj Thompson Lucy of St Joseph Mo are visiting offeringsurprising bargains in men s J W Wood and family and boyis stylish shoes The prices are Mrs L C Anderson of North Mid right tf dletown has returned from Dover where she went to see her son who was ill Mr Thos Henry Clay who has been dangerously ill for several days The Stockholders of the Agricultural are notified to yesterday Bank ofParis Ky improved was slightly Monday January meet at the Bank on afternoon 3 lS98for the election of a Board of Mr Robt Ford of New York who Directors for the ensuing year bought Mr Sidney Clays farm at HENRY SPEARS Prest J J McCLIOTOCK Cashier Escondida is visiting bis cousin Mr ¬ -- SIBLE GIFTS U Appreciating the demand for something sensible a substantial to supply the place of a oft time usele s Christmas present we have arranged a special sale i special low prices to continue through the holidays M this sale we are now offering Ladies Misses and ChiM drens and Men and Joys Shoes in the best and mosfc popular makes and in the latest toes and shapes at lo down prices You should take advantage of this oppor- ¬ tunity What would be more useful or acceptable as t gift than a stylish pair of shoes selected from our up toi i date stock Davis Thomson Xsgrig My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chi drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv otherj pu chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years cxper ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and my ii terest to secuTe these goods under the low tariff consequently I invec ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The ne Ejingle tariff bill has already made and will when set fully at woi make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were Ui derthe Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goor were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them dowtf long as a yard of them lasts If you want to save money in yourS pu chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my stoc and hear prices before you invest elsewhere J two-year-o- ld four-year-o- ld G TUG 529 MAIN ST ker PARIS KX vrrt KY r- - -- Adding new lines cutting old prices with store full of new Fall Goods to show you Large line of new Dress goods strictly wool 25c a yard Novelties in Plain and Fancv Dress goods at 50c sold everywhere else for 75c to per yard Handsome line of Silks Velvets and Braids of all descriptions for L j WE ARE AL WAY SAT py Fall Underwear for Ladle Gei tlemen and Children of every di scription at lialf the usual price Stockholders Meeting trimmings Ford Brent Miss Genelle Corbett a popular young lady who has been employed at - Mrs Rions millinery store left Wed nesday for her homean MtSterling The Bourbon Dancing Club has been invited to the Sterling Clubs ball at Mt Sterling on the 27th and to the Georgetown Social Clubs dance on the 31st - Sixtybead r lOR SALE 900 lb feeders Apply to special being our Ladies ami Chi Penangs Percales and Fancy drens full seamless at 10c Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c We are the only store in toT Table Linens and Towels at old prices notwithstanding tanff ad- that carries full line of Zephra Ice Wool- and fancy yarr vance of 20 per cent We still sell 104 Pepierel shee JNotions ot all kinds and in Dress linings we will save you 25c ing at 18c and extra ood bleac ed and unbleached cotton at 5c on the dollar ¬ - Blankets 81 kind for 49c ar all wool at 250 per pair Splei did line of JBed Comforts Full line of Hosiery one gre J k or 0 M CEY Jf Family Portraits life size Free of cliarge PUBLIC SALE OP O MTTMTOtatt F - Mr W A Newman and bride of Lexington are guests of the latters rel- ¬ atives Mr and Mrs G W Stuart on Mt Airy avenue Mrs Newman was formerly Miss Mar Stuart of Lebanon Ohio U1JLU1 P i 1 TOLL HOUSES AND LOTS rFiirEanncasr ajBXjrE WE HAYE EE0EIVED A SPLEHDID ST0OE Christmas tree from one to four on the 24th to the Sunday School and will also A social for old serve refreshments and young will be given at seven on Christmas eve at which J W Zachary will deliver i temperance lecture The Old Union Church will give a 1 k y Maysville people went to Cincinnaci to do Christmas shopping Maysville merchants ishould loosen up a bit and keep Maysville money at home If the home merchants have good bargains and advertise them people wont go away from home to shop Theres a cue in this for mer-¬ chants in Paris and every town inKen tncky Ad vei tise in your home papers Wednesday 135 -- Congressman E E troduce a bill which will interest the entire Blncgrns region The bill will make it illegal to mix Canadian blue grass seed with the Kentucky product The Canadian seed is said to be worth ¬ less and as dnnperons as the Canadian thistle The Secretary of Agriculture will co operate with the Kentucky rep- ¬ resentatives in preventing spurious blue grass seed entering Kentucky Cold Wave Coming Settle will in- ¬ The mercury fell uixty degrees in eight hours yesterday at Omaha being thirteen below zero at latter place At Sioux City the railroda are blocked -- - Ernest Cusnitlya Accident J Ernest Cassidy formerly ofT this E of Capt cty and a accidentally Moore of Shawhan was shot Tuesday afternoon while out hunt ¬ ing with his brotner A gun was dis ¬ charged as it was being handed through a fence and the entire charge entered Ernests left wrist and necessitated the amputation of his hand eon-iii-la- w Handkerchiefs endless The Bou rbon Dancing Club has de-¬ cided not to give a club dance duriog The undersigned will offer for sale at the holidays Saxtons orchestra having the court house door in Paris Ky on no open dates An impromptu dance SATURDAY DECEMBER 18 1897 Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wb may be given We ask you to give us a call says between the hours of 12 m and 3 p in quality and style are considered Advocate The Danville following houses and lots to wit Misses Bessie Rogers and Gabrilla the Watts Bourbon county are visiting X One toll house lot of about one acre of land and outbuildings thereon They are en Prof and Mrs Rogers near Centreville on Paris George- ¬ route to Alabama where they will spend town pike FINE MZBROTIAT aA ITOTtS One toll house lot of about one Delicious hams and breakfast bacon the winter acre of land and outbuildings there- ¬ S E TIPTON Cutter 10 conts per pound Fee Son All kinds of decorations for Christ- ¬ on near Paris on Paris Georgetown mas trees etc cheap at Fugazzis pike Brothers To Wed Sisters One toll house lot of about one f New ijjEirsz acre of land and outbuildings thereYesterday Mr and Mrs Adam peaches crop currents raisins citron hominy oat prunes apricots on near Centreville on Centreville Jouett of Robinson Harrison county meal rolled oats Jacksonville pike Newton Mitchell tt issued invitations to the marriage of One toll house lot of about one their daughters Miss Margaret Pearl acre of land and outbuildings there- ¬ Co are showing a Frank Jouett to Mr B F Laughlin and Miss on about three miles from Paris on Paris Townsend pike May Jouett to Mr G W Laughlin beautiful line of umbrellas for Ida One toll house lot of about one The ceremony will be performed at the Christmas trade acre of land and outbuildings there- ¬ Jouett home on Tuesday afternoon the on about one mile from Paris on Open At Night The prospective 28th at two oclock Paris Winchester pike grooms both live in this city and are tKpy From now until after the holiday Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors an One toll house and outbuildings on wen Known proprietors oi a meat mar season l win Keep my srore open ar Ruddells Mills pike near you will never pay Paris 3000 or 3500 again night in order that persons busy during Ruddells Mills ket on Main street the day may haye a a chance to inspect outbuildings on One 7Paris toll house andMills pike near for We make pants for 500 that are good and the bes 5x7 6 my elegant line of Christmas goods For Sale A Premier kodak Ruddells 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 any J T Hinton Paris dry plate noiders in good con double one where else ALSO vacant lot of Advertised Letter List dition cost 42 will sell for 22 cash Ofonrth of an acre of land about aban ¬ an Apply to D Cable over G S Varden Cleaning and ressng a Specialty List of letters remaining unclaimed doned quarry near last named toll- ¬ 2t Cos drug store 17 1897 m Paris Ky postoffice Dec house adjoining lands of Mrs Nich Marsh Love Mary Belle Adams Mrs R F Edam cream and piue apple cheese W Massie J Bird Mr Frank One coil house and outbuildings on Fee Son Martin Mrs Bettie Mt Sterling Booker James North Middletown nrVTimTyJ J km V JUITZXxiVtrtmagirtg Son Mitchell MissHeady Boyd JM pike near North Middletown Frank Co are showing an Cavender Mrs Mills Eliza One toll and outbuildings XOFlat Rock house Sterling pike near SANTA GLAUS WILL ARRIVE IN D UETIME elegant line of comb brush and Childs Mrs PrestonMichels John H Mt en McDowell Vinie Flat Rock mirror sets in sterling silver Cropper Elmer Reese Mrs Carrie to present the compliments of tK Clay John C One toll house and outbuildings quadruple plate silver and Clay Major col Roberspn Allen on Paris 3 ackstown pike about one season to our patrons on a beauti Deleway Ben J Robinson Mrs Robt Dresden mile from Pans Deleway Edward Ryan Mrs Amelia fully laundered shirs front colla Ryan Mrs Queen 3 5 One toll house and outbuildings Gray Noah Finest old whiskies and brandies Jackstown pike near on Paris Gibson Lumber Co Smart Geo W or cuff We are sure that all wil Fee Son Blacks Cross Roads Steelman J W Griffin R L be happy whon they see the festi Grooves Mrand MrsShropshire Ed Said sale will be made upon the fol ¬ D Cable photographer over Var Ilall Miss Nettie Turner Mrs Bettie lowing terms houses and lots will Toll Yuletide polish that we wil lay 0 Wataon Susie be sold for one half cash and balance on dens drug store makes good pictures at Hester Mrs a credit of six months bearing legal in- ¬ their linen and at the same tim reduced prices and finishes w6rk Hutchison Ellen Washington Lucy Watts Mrs George terest the county to retain a lien for un Jenkins Kodak work done in first Johnson Bill promptly extend our best wishes for thei Rosie Williams Howard paid purchase money or purchaser may He solicits Jones Mrs Fanny Woodcock N H class style in quick time The pav all tin cash at his option health so that they can soil enough owner of land from which the lot was Woods Mike your patronage Jones K W Persons calling for aboye letters will originally taken shall have the refusal linen for the next year to kef Where of purchase at the highest bid Van Camps maccaroni cheese and please say 4advertised us busy the property consists of houses only W L Davib P M tomato sauce The count sale will be for cash said Fee Son reserves the right to reject any and a The best and cheapest candles bids Fee Son best fire prackers wax Finest fruits KY COUNTY BOURBON W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors MAKEi7onr friends a Christinas gift of candles and prettiest decorations eto Telephone No 4 COURT v a ticket to America inParia at Fugazzia it Aj4JJ SMSii HOMES IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS FOE FALL AND WINTER 2 3 t Dor 5 S -- LAVIN u- - i HUKILL v The Bourbon Steam Laundry - TiSML Fft- - - - yyjAssv p t iVppjfffWsiFS fl ipppw f W V THE BOTTilBOy NEWS FmDAY DECEMBER 17 1897 f CHEW SUGAR CANES fT BMBHBB A LITTLE -M It 1 i 11 Vf V 4 i 1 k ii i F1 SfS ht i 1 II L - hi OHIO RIVER LORE I ELEVATORS CARRY traveled for an iron house that en- THE BOURBON NEWS I tled pumps That was supposed to Status of the Crews That Man tfc Jfore Than 40000 t MILLIONS Seventeenth Yar Established 1881 Pittsburgh Boats qualify him as a judge from whose de Hour In Thirty Buildings j ¬ cision there was no appeal when he pro Every Tuesday and Fridayjiy cities may have their iron audj An estimate of the number of persons Published Other nounced the pump to be practical A steel mills their glass houses their carried by elevators in New York WALTER OHAMP lVMtn ¬ BRUCE MILLER fEflItoram40lrnf second brother named George who had armor plate factories their foundries5 ness houses is purely a matter busi ¬ of congone west and become a judge was but Pittsburgh possesses an industry of jecture One of the member of n inrD called home to see the invention He existence THE BEAUTIFUL SUNSET LAND had faith enough in it to furnish the its own the signs of whose to the are ffirm eno aired in ho ob- - elevators gave his just now strikingly visible estimate thathnif money to push it pne- million nnsjconrrnic- o t jj Into the amethyst and pearl server who may cnance to visit Of the sunset sky gazed a little girl An old surveyor who had acquired a Monongahela river wharf Pittsburghs5 about 30 of vj3vXia aic urrieu a any in the skyscraping buildings As she wished she could travel westward knowledge of his profession from car- ¬ great business of shipping coal by river alone Another person connected with and roam rying a chain when a boy was cautious- ¬ the same firm said that this estimate In sunset lands to find fate and home And she dreamed of a kingdom arched with ly let in at the back door of the bairn of all the towns in the United States should be doubled to be correct love where the model had been set up He Repressed by six months low water it It is difficult to keep a record of the Where she should reign as a queen above gave it his enthusiastic indorsement has evident since the rains rpersons using elevators In the case of aain become True subjects loyal a household baud With name and fame and a fortune grand which was supposed to add scientific of the last week have filled the Ohio river the elevated railroads surface roads testimony to the opinion of the fam to a boating stage depth There In the glorious sunset land and other common carriers the tickets iljr in which it was invented prepara- ¬ or money collected can be used as a The most important phase of Into the skies of the flaming west A retired banker was allowed to look to Kew Orleans means of A matron gazed as she dreamed of rest at it on a promise of secrecy but he tions for a towboat trip supplies for the ing of thisobtaining statistics butnoth And the lullaby she crooned beguiled kind is of the Soft eyes like petals closed of a child was given to understand that the broth- ¬ is the procuringhearing the term deck ¬ vators which are possible with the elepatronized daily by In Which smiled flower like as it sweetly ers know a good thing and meant to deckhands an in- thousands of persons who pay nothing slept average visitor from keep the entire interest in the family hand the As though no mother had oer it wept town is apt to confound the tow ior the privilege A few other prominent citizens were land Here was the kingdom she had sought It is estimated that in the average roustabouts But By love and loyalty won and bought allowed the privilege of viewing this boat deckhands with be- ¬ building using several elevators trips the difference Out of her sunset dream webs wrought object of wonder and there appeared a here in Pittsburghand roustabout is are made about every minute and a half tween deckhand new division of society in the suburb A White haired woman at close of day marked and the former would resent One large retail store in Sixth avenue Looked to the west and far away the select few who hack seenCampbells The has 32 elevators Many of the build Where pearl and amber veils unrolled pump and the many who had not seen being classed with the latter Keveallng vistas paved with gold roustabout generally a negro is ac- ¬ tings have eight and ten and the num ¬ it Her eyes were dim and her soul was sad ber in other buildings varies The curiosity of the latter class was customed to being driven while atwork fo six Taking 30 buildings from one For Death had robbed her pf all she had with six Husband and child The trembling hand roused to the highest pitch by the nrys by the swearing steamboat mate his elevators each carrying six passengers Pointed still to the vistas grand terious hints from the men who had food is brought to him in a tub and he per rip it will be seen that in one hour ¬ And still she sighed for the sunset land seen it but were pledged to secrecy until eats it off a tin plate The deckhand in- 43200 passengers- would be Later they found her as when a girl the patent could be properly applied sists on being respected no captain or five busy hours 216000 carried In passengers Gazing where banners of eve unfurl for The inventors did not propose to mate curses him on the contrary his But her soul had traversed those paths of lose the fruits of their own ingenuity feelings are carefully regarded for a would represent the number of persons pearl carried in only 30 buildings From this Casey who was correspondent for towboat with a load of coal for the To the wished for sunset land it may be seen that with thousands of I EDGAR JONES Chicago papers asked that courtesies southern Mississippi could ill spare the elevators in use in New be extended to the press and that he be deckhands who might desert if they are enormous In 1887 York the figures it was estimated were not well treated The deckhands alllowed mmimiumimimuiiiuiimiixii brothers to look at the pump The services are in demand only a portion that 16000 persons were carried in one on consultation granted his day by m request on condition that it would not of the year but when needed he is building-the two elevators in the Potter it liie iuveiuui luauio be written up until the patent papers needed badly The captain who would In the clearing house 250 passengers expect his deckhands to eat from a tin had been filed patronize the elevator regularly be- ¬ wmmmmwwmmwmw This is what the newspaper man saw plate would soon find a mutiny on his tween twelve and one oclock TheXew On the floor of the barn a wooden box hands The men work hard all day York Life building has eight elevators hamlet has its inventor three feet high was made to serve as a and take turns at the watch at night EVERY every city has a man who well- - Extending up from this impro- ¬ Their duties consist of making up the in operation and it is reported that each elevator carries 2000 passengers is just about to solve the problem of vised well through the ceiling ten feet tow for the steamboat that is to convey each day In the Mutual Reserve build ¬ flying1 machines and perpetual motion above was a six inch iron pipe Work ¬ it dow n the river and in taking care of ing 5000 passengers enthusiasts are almost as plentiful al- - ing up and down in a cylinder in the the tow during the trip Their work The Postal Telegraph are carried dai3- ¬ building though they are inclined to be secretive bottom of the well this six inch pipe is dangerous walking along the edge of pared statistics from which thehas pre- ¬ follow constituted the pump It soon filled barges when a single misstep on the ing figures are compiled The through fear of ridicule total In secluded barns or in dingy attics with water and spilled over the top planking would mean- sure death in the number of hours work by the six pas- ¬ these inventors labor from year to year through a spout A handle ten feet icy water or working at breaking senger elevators in 1895 was 31959 in in the hope of one day revolutionizing long built like a walking beam of a barges cutting loose those that have 1896 32506 hours On June 25 1895 the world of machinery In experi- ¬ ship operated the pump The handle struck a snag and must be cut out to three cars took up 122 passengers in 17 ments carried far into the night they was loaded with a box of bricks so as to save the rest of the tow from being trips each trip being made in one min ¬ spend the money thej have earned dur ¬ almost balance the pump when it was wrecked ute On August 4 1896 six cars carried The average towboat deckhand may up 3651 passengers from 715 a m to ing the day with the fullest confidence full of water When a bucketful had that its investment will some time make been pumped to the floor above it was live in bethels and mission lodging 515 p m This was at a quiet season them fabulously rich A student of handed down through the loft hole and houses during the dull season he may of the year On October 29 1897 the human nature has observed that every the inventor hung it on the pump han- ¬ be satisfied with a ten cent meal dur ¬ total elevator service in this building man with an active healthy mind at dles end With the long sweep and ing that period but put him on a tow was 0Sys hours Those elevators aver- ¬ some time in his life is caught by the powerful leverage afforded the pail of boat and he insists on the best of food age 2700 hours work per month A perpetual motion disease or mania and water woulcTbring down the handle and and clean sheets He doesnt want the low estimate of the number of passen- ¬ the one is luckjr who escapes its clutches pump another bucket of water to the fancy dishes that are served to the pas- ¬ gers carried may be put at 300 passen ¬ above Campbell explained that sengers on the packets but he desires after a few months experiments There all that remained to be done was to ar ¬ the substantial to be well cooked gers per hour equal to S10000 persons are men who never recover but go in one month When it is remembered down to old age in poverty while pur- ¬ range a simple trip on the bucket above served nicely and given to him plenti- ¬ that this represents the service in one that would cause its contents to run fully All towboat deckhands are suing the phantom building it will be seen that the amount Every machine shop in the country into a pipe that would conduct it to the American born and as they are in the of work done by elevators is vast St south for a good ipart of the navigation holds secretsof men who spend fortunes bucket on the handle of the pump This model he confessed was only season thejr have all the southern gpouis Sepublic in trying to reverse the laws of me- ¬ a crude ft working ofl the principle prejudices against the negro It is re- ¬ chanics DRIVEN MAD BY TORTURE From his pocket he drew out a blue lated that once a captain against the To argue with these men who imagine print of a complete pump The blue warnings of other masters hired a Frightful Practices in SngrhnlftPn Rus they are inventors is a useless waste of J sins Penal Settlement -negro as a deckhandjhawhitesinur- time The presence recently of a katch of mured when the darky came to work The proprietor of a machine shop on ¬ among them but the3r were petrified convicts in Odessa Russia for deporthe South side said in speaking of the when he sat down to table with them tation to Saghalien has occasioned the men who come to him with impossible When they recovered as it was the publication of various accounts of the schemes I used to argue with them most natural thing in the world the treatment received by the prisoners in when I was younger but I found the man on each side of him to ok him by the that island and if the numerous stories only effect it had was to make them arm led him out of the cabin and calm- ¬ are true Saghalien must be a veritable angry and they took their work else¬ ly pitched him overboard The negro inferno Eye witnesses relate that a where Thev looked on me with sus ¬ was picked up by a passenger skiff and common sight is that of shackled hu picion as a man who wanted to dis- ¬ no more darkies were hired by that cap- ¬ man beings yoked to a huge cart whose¬ courage them and then steal their ideas weight tries the strength of Their untain Now I build whatever a man brings to to The average cook on board a towboat derfed bodies are the uttermost by- - the me without question and take orders demoralized These men could fill with ease a similar post on a from him as if he were a superior be brutality of their surroundings and the passenger steamerr The cooks are so ing ever officials who cruelty perfect in their prof ession that they call ready to of therecourse to the are to In the scrapyard of this machine knout have themselves chefs and the deckhands shop lie several useless combinations An attempt to enforce submission see so little that is ridiculous in- the of wheels and shafts on which inventors ten years e xtra name that one speaks of the chef and escape is punished with have spent hundreds of dollars which and it needs only one or his abilit as naturally as if it were at imprisonment to would have been saved to them had they two failures break away to bfing Delmonicos possessed even an ordinary knowledge about an unfortunate prisoners resi- ¬ During the last few days- scores of xtow dence in this slough of despond One of natural laws Inventors of this class boats have taken supplies and a visitor form of treatment is the coupling of seem to have the idea that by multiply ¬ to the wharf could see roustabouts car- ¬ ing wheelsaud pullies they can in the shackles which ensheafh a prion rying in the best of beef pork mutton the ankles to a wheelbarrow This the same proportion multiply power ers HE GUARDED HIS INVENTION JEAL ¬ and bacon barrels of the finest grades victim must drag night and day for A tall slim man with a thin beard OUSLY of flour white sugar by the barrel fresh sprinkled with gray called at this shop iron inflames print represented two pumps working vegetables and eggs by the case And months perhaps till themortify His one day-- a year or two ago with neatly the flesh and the legs executcd drawings of a machine he in wells ten feet apart Each one was the eggs are fresh too The deckhand comrades may mercifully soak the feet wished to have built On paper it was a a six inch pipe filled with water When recognizes a packed egg with the un ¬ and forcibly pull off the bands a combination of a bicycle and horseless one was up the other was down and as erring exactness of an epicure Chi- ¬ process which is attended with the carriage The two rear wheels were he said they must exactly balance each cago Initer Ocean most excrutiating agony but which other he proposed to furnish the slight taller than the corresponding wheels power is eagerly borne he considered necessary to work STATISTICS ABOUT THE SEA of a wagon Above those wheels was a The knouting of a man is a scene of them seat from which the operator was to top by the fall of the water from the Curious Figrnres About Its Weigrht incredible barbaritj- - The victim is of the pump to the ground work the pedals Each pedal was con ¬ Depth and Volume mounted on a specially constructed Then you have discovered perpetual nected with a rod that played into am We take the statements of four good wooden horse and his back is bared motion observe Casey ¬ air cylinder By means of the air that Xot at all Campbell hastened to re- ¬ men of science a geographer an as- ¬ The scourge is applied with such vio owould be thus compressed a small en ¬ lence that at each stroke pieces of flesn We are no cranks to think such tronomer a physicist a statistician was to be operated This engine ply gine add the statements divide by four and are torn away and the blood from the a thing as was designed to transmit power to the ered a new that We have only discov- ¬ arrive at the result that thesurface of wounds bespatters the face of the ex- ¬ principle in pumps wheels After spending a great deal Casey could not see just then why it the sea is 139 ya millions of square miles ecutioner of monvy and several months time the would not Such is the horror of Saghalien thnt work Still he went home a his weight 1332000000000000000 tons hopeful inventor climbed into his tall doubter and covered several pages and his volume 322000000 cubic miles men and women go mad and lunatics with A like process will tell us seat and with beating heart pressed figures and drawings that the aver ¬ are to be found hiding in quiet piaceK ¬ before he discov- ¬ age depth his feet to the pedals He not only ered why the pump of the sea is 12000 feet more All the women are more or less dewould not work ¬ failed to attain the speed The next day he hunted up Campbell than 2 miles and we know that one mented Their lot is peculiarly un cubic foot of him are given to the bachelor he had predicted for the initial trip but to show him that according to happy natural avoirdupois i e weighs 4over 04 pounds convicts They whom for the most part the machine would not move at all men stone or as about laws the pump must be a failure much as a small child eight or ten they have never seen before Even A farmer who lives a few miles from Instead of being grateful to Casey years of age From these figures Mr those who are not convicts lose their Chicago and who was willing to spend f oi pointing out the errors in his plans Schooling deduces that the sea is sim- ¬ reason as witness the story of Mile ¬ part of the money he had made in fol before he had spent any more money lowing the plow in order to make his Campbell became indignant and ac- ¬ ply nowhere when we compare it with Naumofa This lady had devoted her son famous came into the shop one day cused Casey of violating his hospitality the land of this planet as regards the life to the rescue of children in this un ¬ solid quantities of weight depth and happy spot and for years had spread a The son who was an ordinary conn and of belonging to that narrow-minde- d light and comfort around her but in a class of bigots who always oppose volume try lad had been tinkering away on wet Only in the superficial quality of paroxysm of madness induced by the days on a machine that was to pump great inventors and ridicule new de ¬ surface does the sea beat the land As soul torturing surroundings shot herself water with practically no work His partures Her work was taken up by three Still said Campbell in parting by to beauty there is infinitely more of it idea was to raise a heavy weight to the and in much greater variety on the other ladies one of these shot herself top of a 20 foot tower and allow it to way of consolation to himself it is the pump by means of clock work The fate of every man who is ahead of his land than on the sea To further em- ¬ the second went raving mad and ths phasize the magnificence of the sea we third married a warder London News eight was to be wound up each morn ¬ time to be misunderstood will now pour it into a jelly mold one So Casey left Campbell to his fate ing with a few easy turns of a crank Easy to fSuess of Then the owner might go away and let and the latter assisted by his brother youthose thin ornamental tin shapes Yeast You remember that fellow see in the kitchen dresser it pump water all day The machine who had sold pumps with their barn this experiment I have dug out all For who used to sit next to the landlady at the was built under the direction of the door locked and the windows shaded Inside of the United Kingdom of Great the table boy and his father hauled it away in worked early and late and spent money Britain and Crimsonbeak Oh yes Ireland from its surface hrS farm wagon He never came back f umished by the judge They made ap- ¬ all the way Well some weeks ago I noticed down to the center to receive congratulations on its suc- - plication for a patent and the jud e earth 3960 miles and have thusof the whenever we had chicken hed never made went back home co look up western 2CSS thejlargest jelly mold known or rather get the neck lands that The inhabitants of a quiet suburb hired men toneeded irrigation They two of them for Ireland forms a shape Paid up you think dig two wells in a creek were greatly interested some time ago No I discovered he was engaged to by itself although at bottorn it is where it was by the announcement whispered about bottom illusion was not far to water firmly joined to England Wales and be married to the landlady and their not dispelled un ¬ that one of their leading citizens had til the pumps had been given a Scotland Now this jelly mold would Isee trial invented a pump that would pump it- - Chicago Record be large enough to hold just one half But what puzzles me is that now of all the sea of this- planet so tbataj whenever we have chicken he never self The channel that great minds run pair of these tin shapes would disposed igets anything but the neck nnpbell the inventor was a lawyer with a Chicago office and a moderate in is never overcrowded Chicago of the whole sea Pearsons Magi j - Thats easv Theyre evidently mar zine Yonkers Statesman amount of business His brother John News ried NONSENSE It In Considered One of the Rare De ¬ --Military Compliment--Lienten- an look Tike lights of This Life -- Good evening miss You -Fpulled up by the roots and bundled homeward on stalwart heads and shoul- ¬ ders Wagon loads are being carried to mill flanked by the jugs and demi- ¬ johns in which the sirup will be put after it has been cooked and a due measure of toll deducted Many and many a dignified carryall or rockawaj making its way along the roads has a tethering of stalks stoutly lashed together leaning upon the back seat and destined for some boy or girl whose home crop of cane has not turned onit well Even the sportsman who drives in his buggy to the appointed meeting place takes along a stalk or two of cane to top off his midday meal The school children all have the purplish sticks On every jaggling board in hall or piazza every settle or rustic seat where the young people gather in the afternoon or evening the cane tipple goea on Those accustomed to chewinq cane are fastidious as to the kind of fered them T say Charley when did you pull up that stalk Last week It isnt nice a bit says a girl connoisseur throwing the strip she has been work ing on as far out among the flower beds as she can Now Miss Fussy protests Charley ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ On the sugar plantations the tall thick stalks full of goodness are being liegendeBlaetter a regiment of rosebuds o-night nrt - - - 1 Smithers is positively the mostin Yes I hospitable man I ever saw never knew him even to entertain an Cincinnati Commercial Tribune idea Cruel Man The Wife golf Is your son fond of say he1 Stokes Pogis Tond of it I should actually was Why the young rascal Boston Transcript plays it v ¬ babys teeth are troubling him The Husband Good I hate to think of ¬ the poor little fellow crying for noth ing Life How did you first know that there was such a man as your husband Mrs Thriftly ports Detroit Free Press Latest from the Intelligence Omce Oh Bridget I told you to notice Sure when the apples boiled over mum It was a quarter past eleven financial standing in the commercial I think the I happened to see his re-¬ - pulled that stalk as who is stripping off another joint Durlands Tt 14Jf little time couldnt have gone off in flavor in that yesterday afternoon I I rode up from lt - - - inile-a-minu- te v v -- - -- I s Did it have the roots on all right or did somebodj cut them off when you brought it in the house It had the roots on until ten min- ¬ utes ago There was no chance for the goodness to escape Well then I dont like the flavor of that patch on the road to Durlands The cane down there in the hollow back of the stables is twice as e ood and besides any cane to be first class ought to be eaten just the minute its picked The sugar cane season is a leveler inasmuch as it reminds women of their dependence upon men The plantation girl cant cut and peel her canestalk any more than she can sharpen her pencil If she gets hold of a stalk she waits until Jack or John IRON HORSE IN SOUTH AFRICA or Charley is on hand to peel it for Great Strides in Railway Bnildingr tbe her Past Pew Years Here Miss Nanc- - you chew part- ¬ Railway activity in South Africa is of ners with me says some boyish sprite comparatively modern origin but in the of mischief to the newcomer who does course of Jafew years it has been pushed not know the ropes on with almost feverish haste so that Miss Nancy agreeing the longest at the present time the iron horse has joint to be found is cut peeled and actually entered Bulawayo and there split to convenient size A pretended is serious talk of extending the system measurement of the girls mouth hav ¬ to the once m3sterious Zambesi Al ¬ ing been taken in order that the slice though we finally succeeded the Dutch may not be too wide Miss Nancy begflns as rulers in the Cape Colony in 1S06 it chewing at one end and her parkier was not till 1859 that the first railway at the other When middle ground is was commenced and extensions went reached the two faces are of course on slowlyltill the discovery of diamonds close together and Miss Nancy retires in Griqualand West gave an impetus to scarlet amid peals of laughter declar- ¬ trade and traffic in South Africa Even ing that she will never never never then the railway halted for years at a speak to that odious boy again sleepy town on the edge of the silent If anything can approach the water- ¬ Karroo known as Beaufort West and melon in the darkys favor sugar cane thence the journey had to be made to does Very few of the negro small Kimberley according to the means or farmers can afford to raise the genuine tastes of the passengers by post cart cane as the culture requires rich with drivers reckless of life and limb ground and the product is not regarded the lumbering stagecoach or prairie as a necessity They all have little schooner drawn by vicious mules or patches of millet however or of slumberous oxen sorghum and those who are employed There are many prosperous city men about the places where cane is grown and even millionaires still in the are in clover The pickaninnies do not prime of life who well remember that wait for knives when they want to get awful journey across the veldt from at the sugary fluid of either sorghum Beaufort West the glaring heat by or cane They bite pieces out of the day the cold by night the lurching5 hard rind with their teeth and then vehicles the whirling sand as it came pull the remainder off somehow and adown the breeze the scanty provi- ¬ break the stalk off above a joint by sions the miserable outspans and at hitting it on a hard surface The pick- ¬ last the sounds of distant dynamite ex- ¬ aninnies demonstrate every day the plosions which bespoke the nearness uselessness of many articles that en- ¬ of the city of dust and diamonds The lightened people think indispensable military operations in Bechuanaland A figure of bliss is a black youngster led to the continuation of the line with of six or seven clinging to a stalk of the active assistance of the home gov- ¬ cane for dear life and dancing up and ernment right up to Kimberley Meantime the agricultural districts down with satisfaction as the juice of the Cape Colony had been opened up trickles down his throat His elders though less demonstrative are by no thanks mainly to the pressure which means above showing their love of the the farmers brought to bear on the gov ¬ ernment of the day and in 1890 the gold sugary delicacy I aint plant no cane myself seein discoveries in the Transvaal led to an- ¬ as it take up right smart of ground as other spurt in railway building Some would do to make cotton says Uncle of the short lines at the cape passr York but I does lub to see it growin through very beautiful scenery such off pretty in de summer time like dat as those which run through the pine dere the capn raise I likes to taste it clad slopes of Wynberg and awajr in too Seem like when you git de new- ¬ the other direction to Sea Point the ness of it in you it does do you a mighty Brighton of the cape but for grandeur few in the world can compare with the sight of good N Y Sun railway which climbs the barrier range of the Hex Biver mountains The line HANDLING DEAD LETTERS ascends by wonderful curves and zig ¬ zags giving the passengers fearsome An Interesting- Division of the Post views of the depths below with the Oiiice Department at Washington Eight hundred and twenty two clerks nestling farms and vinejards of the fer ¬ find emplo3ment in the post office de- ¬ tile valley Capped with snow the sur¬ partment of whom 177 are women rounding mountain peaks some of Their salaries range from 900 to 1800 them 6000 feet high present a grand a year and they are engaged in gen- ¬ appearance and engineering skill has eral clerical work and copying The pierced through perpendicular rocks most interesting division of the depart- ¬ by means of cuttings and tunnels The ment is the dead letter office where history of railway extension in South about 125 women are employed Twen- ¬ Africa is assuredly a romance of real ty thousand undelivered letters are re- ¬ life London Chronicle ceived here every day Each clerk is A Popular Flower expected to open 250 letters each day The dahlia named after the famous and as many more as she can handle Swedish botanist Dahl appeared early A record of the daily number exam- ¬ in this centur3 and was as popular in ined by each one is kept and credit for proficiency awarded Letters contain- ¬ the flower garden as were the camellias and fuchsias in the greenhouse and still ing checks and money are given special holds attention and are returned to the send- ¬ native its own This- plant which is a of Mexico was practically intro ¬ er if any address ean be found if not duced into England by Lady Holland thej- are recorded and placed on file to an 1S04 as it await application Those containing appearance had been lost since its first some 15 years previously monej may be reclaimed in four years when Lady Bute imported it from Spain after that time elapses they are sent to the treasury of the United States and During the first 40 years of its populari ¬ are often identified and reclaimed after ty double dahlias were all the fashion many years Letters containing no in and since then the single varieties have closures are returned to the writers if had their day while at the present time they contain the address otherwise the new cactus kind Iiold the foremost they are not preserved and no record place A florist writing about 1830 com is kept of them There is a museum of fordahlr which was unmailablc articles that have been then at its height to the tulip maia two taken from the mails its shelvesedn centimes earler and although the com- panson is hardly correct if lain every imaginable--sor- t of thine-sshowsthe is diverse inLhafacterasawihbQardJ dahlia craze must have been veW foT- - Vm anrl n clrdlofnn Tiy4 ned to havf evr Suggested Une in Womans Home Companion Longmans Alanine fine-looking did mum It was a quarter past Brooklyn Life eleven Your lit- ¬ Making Himself Solid tle Jim seems to be popular with the The Popular other small boys asked if he could give each other day he of his boy friends an apple and when I came downstairs the entire barrelf ul was gone Detroit Free Press What Did He Mean Neighbor Blank Good morning Mr Blank Good morning sir Neighbor How Blank is Mrs Blank this morning The doctor tells me she is at deaths door and Im afraid he wont be able Chicago News to pull her through And were th concluding words of the professors lecture to the medi- ¬ cal students do not promise too much I knew a physician of real ability who promised a patient whose legs he had just amputated that he would have him on his feet within two weeks Tit Bits The Last Dividend First Klondike Miner VOur claim is plumb worked out now and all the gold cleaned up pard yer couldnt find another cents worth uv gold in it with a magnifying glass Yes Second Klondike Miner sadly do now there haint nothing left f er to but capitalize it Puck I r V - V y Vf Mfl t Kt M f f - K IT k 1 -- 1 - i - - 1 f - s v - THE BOURBON NEWS FRlfAX DECEMBER pmmmmmmmmmmmmtfn m 17 1897 MES LYISfESS ESCAPES The Hospital and a Fearful Operation Hospitals in great cities are sad places to visit Three fourths of thepatients lying- on those snow white beds vmfflmmH tMxxxm 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 symptoms 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 bbbbbbbT ycbbf the thoug ht that they can replace their teeth but they cannot replace their internal organs Every one of those patients in the hospital beds iAw 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 did 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 Build up the female organs Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound wiU 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 follow her example She sayn to Mrs Pinkham I thank you very much for what you havt done for me for I had given up in despah Last February I had a miscarriage causec - iiiiLmn iiiii i hi ini inum THEFARWHNG WORLD CORN ON THE COB vBoe Reasons Why It Should Never Be Fed to Horses Corn on the cob should never be fed to horses as there is always a risk of making them sick by doing- so When corn on the cob is fed unless a horses appetite is carefully noted and just enough is given to him he will eat the cob also and as the cob is more or less indigestible there is a big chance of making him sick and losing him In feeding- a horse care should be taken to give him just enough and no more too much being almost as bad as too - - HINTS FDR BEGINNERS Poultry Raising la Not A itapld Road CALENDAR FOR 1898 V GIVES HER OLD NUMBER to Wealth is unfortunate for one to enter into It a business and fail because of igno- ¬ rance or lack of knowledge of how to manage and it is seldom that it is done in mercantile pursuits yet hun ¬ dreds attempt the poultry business un¬ der the supposition that anybody can raise chickens when the fact is that the poultry business requires more skill in management than is required in raising cattle or other large stock The reason is that if a farmer has one or two cows the small number permits him to become familiar with each ani ¬ mal He knows their peculiarities the little and I have just heard of an experience kinds of food preferred by each he sick with a good horse which proves the should one of them become proceeds qiickly detects it and at once truth of what I have said One of my to remedies if necessary sitting friends who has a negro hostler has up use night to take care of it With all had trouble about keeping his horses a flock of 50 hens however the case is well and in good condition owing to different Although the flock will the fact that if the hostler for any not any more room than one reason lost his temper with one of cow require yet there are 50 individuals each trthc horses he gave that horses break ¬ being entirely different in many re ¬ fast dinner or supper to another horse spects from the others and alUhaving and when the stinted horse got his next their characteristics and peculiarities meal for the negro was afraid to cut making more difficult to un¬ him more than one meal at a time he derstand it much their requirements The or ¬ would eat cobs as well as the com dinary farmhand seldom notices the One evening some time ago when the poultry except to occasionally give a stock came in from work one of the mess of corn and but few farmers give horses was sick and it was found that sufficient personal attention to fully A remedy was he had indigestion thorough management given and when after long work on understand the of a flock so as to derive the largest him the sick animal evacuated a great profit therefrom On the large ma ¬ number of pieces of cob as large as a jority of farms the owners do not know chestnut were found which showed how many fowls they lose in a year conclusively the cause of the trouble numerous causes and dangers No blame was attached to the ibstler from the of farmers and at the time but soon after an other ne- who there are also hundredstheir fowls do not know whether gro who had a grudge against the ill pay or not tempered hostler told how the horses If the beginner perhaps some persou were treated investigation proved the to seek a living outside of truth of the story and the hostler was who desireslimited capital is to succeed on a discharged Since that time the horses a city he must pursue a ccurse which differs have been fed on shelled corn and there on that has been no trouble all of them keep ¬ fromhow is usually practiced how farms can he he to know and But ing in perfect health and looking well anticipate the various conditions un¬ It is some trouble and a slight ad- ¬ der which he ditional expense to shell the corn for Even obstacles investment ismay meet a small a great deal the horses but it is better to o this when represents all it than to have to sit up for hours with ings of years hence perhaps the sav the greater neces a sick horse and perhaps lose him at sity for knowledge in going into tha last It is not however a great deal of trouble to me to shell my corn as poultry business a beginner It I use for this purpose a little corn have is possible that first year butmay success the as a fair sheller with which ione man can easily shell a bushel of corn in ten minutes rule such is not generally the case or less I paid three dollars for it and The only safe mode is to begin with a expect no profit the first year and the work is so light and pleasant that few little the next devoting the time to the children on the placeenjoy shelling but learning without incurring much risk a large part of the corn used for the and success will come later Farm and Cows can eat cobs without horses Fireside danger but horses cannot A horse is -- 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considerYOU -No-lo-liac ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wHk MAY NOVEMBER 6 7 8 9101112 8 91011121314 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 15 16 17 18 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 1234567 JUNE 12345 ¬ DECEMBER -- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 56789 3 4 12 10 11 456789 3 12 10 -- ¬ more carefully treated than any other An In enions Device That Has Never class of stock or he will not thrive Been Patented Julien A Hall in Ohio Farmer A convenient wagon attachment for husking corn in the field where it is HINTS FOR STOCKMEN necessary to drive a team from one The draft horse business is promis ¬ shock to the other is illustrated here- ¬ with A A are two pieces two by six ing well Ice cold water is neither good for man inches and about nine feet long and B and D are two by four inches three or beast - A good curry comb an aAvilling hand f eet long Bolt B andD to A A C is a block six by six inches one foot long saves grain The hoghouse should be low A high bolted to B in the center and fits iin house is colder than a low one Tourist Sleeping Cars Dont pile old bedding at the head of What do you think old boy I stole a Commencing with the excursion of Dec the stall under the horses nose kiss from that haughty Miss Juniper the Missouri Kansas Pooh thats nothing The last evening 7th inaugurated a system ofand Texas Ry Do not be in too big a hurry to wean has I was there I saw her poodle kiss her 17 ers on their excursion datesTourist Sleepbetween St the fall pigs Get them well started to Cleveland Plain Dealer times Louis or Kansas City and South Texas growing points For information address H F Every stock owner should have on For Homeseekers Excursion dates via the Bowsher 435 Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio hand remedies for ordinary diseases and Missouri Kansas and Texas Ry and infor mation of their tourist sleeper arrangement Women say of every pretty girl that she wounds address 1 Jr Jiowsher 430 Walnut at Cin- - might be tolerably good looking if she Swine do not requirea high tempera ¬ cinnati Ohio didnt know it so well herself Washingture A temperature Of 45 degrees is ton Democrat high enough When a man begins to imagine that he is in love with a bloomer girl its time for him The bottom of a horses hoof is strong If you want to be cured of a cough use to stop drinking Chicago News Male s Honey of Horehound and lar and when the shoer pares it off he com¬ Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute mits crime Fits stopped free and permanently cured Good breeds and good representatives Any woman will finally get tired of her So fits after first days use of DrKlineb husband if he is a habitual loafer Washbreeds well taken care of indicate a of Great Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Klire 933 Arch st Phila Pa ington Democrat good farmer After separating the calf from its To Cure a Cold in One Day On the shoulders of the young and hale mother feed the natural milk as soon Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All poverty sits but lightly N Y Independas drawn for a week or ten days WAGON CXRN HUSKING TABLE druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25e ent Curry the cows Yes Currying ire der the reacof the wagon 3 E are Rushem is dealing in mining securities moves the dirt and cleans the skin and two iron rods that go through each In Winter Sciatica is worse Any time Well stocks is the better isnt he St Jacobs Oil is the best cure that is of as much alueto a cowastto end of D and hook over the top of the Chicago Journal word a horse wagon box 2f is the platform for husk ¬ they The the most de I believe Dont feed cold weather By thatwe ing the corn tnl H is a lever made of an lightful dance pair ofsit out isChicago News saved my Pisos Cure for Consumption to a lovers boys life last summer Mrs mean dont neglect to have warm win ¬ old Jhay rake tooth that is bent to the Allie Douglass LeRoy Mich Oct 20 94 ter shelter and thus save grain which right shape afd will spring ba ok to Cold weather aggravates rheumatic pains will be necessary to keep up uselessly place The twine is taken from ball Hope The untiring effort of a woman to But St Jacobs Oil cures any time find a burglar under the bed Chicago wasted animal heat Western Plow ¬ J and reaches- across platform to G News man Throw fodder on the platform and No man can love a woman no matter how Never trifle with pain It may fool you when husked draw lever H over Q beautiful she is if she cant cook Washing WASHING VEHICLES ton Democrat St Jacobs Oil never fools it cures Gr which will press and hook it on the A Device Tlint Will Save Consider fodder in a tight bundle have a loop The upper ten is composed of the win THE MARKETS able Time and Labor in the end of the twine draw over and ning nine and the umpire Chicago News The device shown in the cut will save tie The lower cut shows how it is at ¬ 1C Cincinnati much time and labor in washing tached to the wagon Farm and Fire ¬ LIVE STOCK CUtlecommon 2 75 Dec3 73 Isnt a scald a burn Yes and St Jacobs Oil is a cure 4 00 4 35 wagons A narrow water tight box of side Select butchers ¬ a clean and choice animal and moist be HUSKING MADE EASY statements regarding mining in the Yukon basin and schemes for the profit of the are more plentiful than icicles in Dawson The railways are trying to place before you reliable information as to the country and how to get there The His Parting Snot Northern Pacific as the pioneer in Alaska passenger traffic running its trains from St 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 map Viciously folder on Alaska again demonstrated their If ycu wont have me who right to first consideration Send Chas S will Philadelphia North American Fee St Paul Minn 2 cents postage for the latest and best Alaska map published All About Alaska Descriptive folder containing five maps of The Man of Moderate Means Alaska and routes to the gold fields the I cant afford said the man of mod- most complete publication of the kind in to go to many places of print Send 4 cents in stamps to F I Whiterate means amusement but I am admitted free to the ney G P T A Great Northern railway play with the longest run on record The 3d and Broadway St Paul Minn Alaska Struggle of Life N Y Sun Land of Gold and Glacier a beautifuhy illustrated booklet sent for fifteen cents in stamps The Great Northern is over 100 The Hot Springs tiniles the shortest line from St Paul and Picturesquely situated in the heart of the Minneapolis to Seattle and Portland the Black Hills of South Dakota are renowned jOutfitting points whence steamers sail for for the marvelous cures of rheumatism Alaska neuralgia and kindred diseases which have been effected by the use of its waters First Fond of Golf class hotel accommodations and baths Stokes Is yoursonfondof golf Tourist tickets on sale daily and especially Pogis Fond of it T should say he was low rates on the firs and third Tuesdays of Why this month For full information apply to Boston the young rascal actually plays it Transcript agents Chicago North western Railway stay-at-homes Be sure you are right then go ahead The newspapers are filled with all sorts of Advice to Kiondilcers had all the office furniture charred and dilapidated as it was taken there Before the boxes had ceased burning in which the fire originated orders were being dictated in the make shift office for new supplies and car loads of material were ordered by wire while the streams were still playing on the ruins Several shipments were made the same evening from goods saved and on Fri day morning all departments were at work An various rooms about town while a gang of men were cleaning away the wreckage preliminary to rebuilding ¬ able headway before it was discovered As soon as it became apparent that the fire department would have difficulty in by overwork It affected my heart caused combating the flames the work of saving me to have sinking spells three to four a the thousands of valuable documents con- ¬ day lasting sometimes half a day I tracts files millions of booklets and tons could not be left alone I flowed con- ¬ of advertising matter was begun with the Remedy Com- ¬ utmost energy The Sterling stantly The doctor called twice a day pany is the principal industry of the beautifor a week and once a day for four weeks ful little city of Attica employing several then three or four times a week for four hundred people besides being affiliated with months Finally he said I would have to un ¬ the Indiana Mineral Springs the famous Magno Mud Cure Hundreds of men wom 2 c- - dergo an operation Then I commenced taking ¬ enand children vied with each other in car Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and rying the contents of the burning building to recover and steadily improved until I was cured to places of safety after one week I began Meanwhile the proverbial energy and completely By taking the Pinkham medicine I avoided an operation which of General Manager the doctor said I would certainly have to undergo I am gaining- every day and presence-of-minKramer of the Sterling Remedy Company Mes Thos was displayed He quietly walked away and will cheerfully tell anyone what you have done forme and secured a big show room near by and Lyness 10 Frederick St Rochester N Y ¬ jFWmin- d - ess to ¬ to to to to sssssdasssssssssssssssssssssasssssep PAINT WALLS CEILINGS Si vV MURALO WATER COLOR PAINTS nPfiflRATINfi WAI I -v to COB CAJLUJLDHO to lun uuuuimimu from your to rlaolaT onI nm r 5J 1 snmi n 1TI O This material is nn nnii to made on scientific principles by machinery and milled in twenty four tints to and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting- that can possibly 2 be made by hand To be mixed with Cold water If you want something1 extra buy some MURALO from the sameto dealer This material is a Hakd Finish to be applied with a brush and beTr-n- S ANn RFII MRS Purchase wvv a package of w gj W 0 - J K to to ¬ to to THEMURALOCOm N E W BRIGHTON S lj l NEWJYORK to goes N B Tho attention of the trade is fact to through the country tryingto intimidatecalled to the of onrthat a man by the name of Church paints purchasers material by telling them that our patent to are an infringement on his material which he calls Alabastine We are advised by our to counsel that his material when used with cold water is an infrinpement upon ours We haveinvuea 01 to to Mr Church to support his contention by suit against us and have volunteered mayaccept servicetne be tested In to save him serve to any papers he wishes to to do so asnevertheless trouble that his pretended rights misleading statements which course continues but This he refuses to courts the circumstances we believe will be condemned by his reputable dealers all under to comes as hard as Cement Milled in twenty four tints and works equally as well with cold or hot water B3Send for sample cards and if you can- not purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will put vou in the way of obtaining it jg J J 33 aatMa-thfe-iK-xeae-Bbo-vB- - CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS NO PRAISE IS TOO CREAT FOR A WORLD WHERE i I 1 I OUR DIALECT A ¬ Hard Thins for the Avernce Person to Understand ¬ ¬ The two men approached each other and spoke as follows Hellole man wutz news Nohtn allter know of Zher wife got baa kyet Woan No Spectnerback never train chav somem How Mutch er bligeder jus tad one zeverting Oh bout zhusual Sni sweather Vravin But fdone train farmer Certain liz slaver hard timerther wheat Say gotcher hor soce ainter fraidether car shet Oh yessezer gentlezer lamb now When Soony zher brother gointer selly zouse zeekn fine mantle paze price Sawful hard nowter sell anything fwuts sworth That sright Jerreckn thing sloose snupper little this fall Yesser guess thrizen wheatll may kev erything moo flong Drop pin some Well Imes be going timenyer passing All ri chew dothersame I will Gladter metcher No son this is neither Scotch Irish Creole New England Wild West Kipling American Georgia Cracker Dowery or dialect it is simply the English language as she is spoken every day in any town in the United States by the average American citizen Detroit Free Press Crad-dock-Moonshi- Go to your grocer to day and get a 15c package of now Grain0 It takes the place of coffee at the cost ful Insist that y onr grocer gives you GR AIN O Acuupbnu mutation ¬ -- ¬ Made from pure grains it is nourishing and health- ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ r HOW TO WASH WAGONS m 5 V the shape shown in the illustration is clipped under the wheel when it has A pail of water is been jacked up now poured in and the wheel revolved The dirt can thus be removed quickly and- much more easily than when a pail is used to hold the water Once used the ben silts of this device will be very apparent American Agriculturist - Cause of Vfcrtlgro In Geese The most frequent difficulty with ducks and geese is that of vertigo They drop down on their feet or fail over to one side suddenly at times as rapidly recovering or dying immediate This happens only when ducks or geese are fed on too much grain The best system to adopt in summer is to put them in a field where short grass is abundant or even young weeds and let tiem get the food for themselves They require but very little food in summer as they are then well over the laying period becom ¬ ing non producers If this fact is kept in view that of the non producers re¬ quiring but little food during warfti weather there would be a saving in ex- ¬ penses as well as fewer losses from dis ¬ ease but it is difficult to convince those having good breeds that there is such a thing as killing with kindness feeding too much Journal of Agriculture The Most Desirable Hoc The most desirable hog is one which will make a side weighing from 42 to 55 pounds What is most needed is a hog which will develop well in flesh have a deep side well proportioned ham and shoulder and which can be put on the market when weighing 165 to 190 pounds Care should be exercised in breeding to develop a hog with a good thick belly special attention should be given to producing a type which will back down even with fat and carry a side as nearly as possible even through CALVJ2S Fair to good light HOGS Common laid Prime Steam HUTTER Choice Dairy Pi mie to choice cieamcry APPLES Per uul POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO Rxc No2 HAY Prime to choice PJtOV J SIONS Mess pork LAMBS Goood to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No a red No 3 red Cor- n- No 2 mixed Oats No 2 SHEEP Choice Jiixetl packers Jijrht shippevs - 3 73 2 90 3 30 3 35 4 00 5 00 3 35 6 50 3 30 3 40 3 40 4 35 5 40 3 SO B3 91 Everybody at a lire knows best how to put it out Washington Democrat milk A More Amusing- Occupation He Theres1 no use crying over t spilt - She Of course not theres plenty more to spill Brooklyn Life teMpfe ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL ND 4 QRD WE 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begins to loosen The scalp loses its vitality The hair insufficiently nourished begins to fade and to fall The instant need in such a case is some practical preparation which the needed nourishment to the scalp will feed the hair give it strength and so produce a strong and healthy growth All this is done by Dr Ayers Hair Vigor the most practical and valua ble preparation for the hair that can be obuined It tones up the scalp does away viwitn dandruff stops the hair from falling restores the original color to gray or faded ¬ sub¬ scribe to The Corn Belt a monthly pa-Tflr full nf farm tures and information about the West It will be sent for one year for 25 cents postage stamps accepted Address The Corn Belt 209 Adams Street Chicago want to read subject FARMING upIf this winter during the ofthe cheap ami prosperous IN THE and elsewhere ditions in Nebraska you on homes con- ¬ WEST ti Seattle KJ0HQIIC6 Seattle Klondike free information chambes op commerce BUREAU SEATTLE WASH OATS Mixed PORK New mess RYE give a little color to the monotony of winter landscapes Evergreens pro duce an effect in ornamental planting Bot to be obtained in any othef wjf The first consideration in planting trees about farm buildings is to shelter them from sun wind and storm The need of shade in summer is generally recognized but too many planters over- ¬ look the equal necessity for evergreens to protect from winter winds and to Evergreens on the Farm LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 l Southern Wheat Rye Na 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 8 23 34 49 27 9 00 4 70 4 63 hair and gives an abundant and glossy growth Those who are threatened with approaching baldness will be interested in the following voluntary statement made by Alderman S J Green of Spencer Alaelra AiudKCi 4 40 0GJ4 91 33 9014 97j 30 - Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white 29J4 4 35 4 15 33i 515S 4 S3 4 20 ¬ ¬ 23 22 3 75 92tf sup-i-plyi- ng Dakota Field and Farm LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Iowa He writes About four months ago my hair com- ¬ menced 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 am 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 PPPalatlon Ralo Commercial Mining and Acncultural Centre BKsT OUTFITS LOWES PRICES Longest Experienc Largest City Safcat Routes Address SECRETARY cases 50 Alaska Washington DROPSY JBest treatment Free Send for book of testimonials and giTM quick relief and cures worst cora DrH HQRKimSBOSS lo dnv AUBUi 4 00 94 28 23 8 50 4 3 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 100 pages is sent free on request by the J C Ayer Co Iowell Mass cougli Syrnp Tastes Good Use in time sold by druRtfsta MM1 vl ITIbLJ n tt I ir aBf M vim m liUKEb WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS lil jk A N K E WHEN TVIEITIKCV TO AUVJKTJISESH please state that yow sow ittte tftrertlM4 3wt ia tklc paper 1687 X5 1i is st 1 V r N eo m j r o gAi V w J - C ir f - A vi-- n 4- - r 11 1 fc THE BOUKBONNEWiyjRIDAy Veach Wm h and 1 DIOMMBEB 17 1897 O 4- - - V S tate an m -- -- l M i ws Li -- 1 t t li i - 11 - 1 - Hughes Anderson Sr 8 acres by RUDDLES MILLS COLORED Dent Eliza Heirs h and 1 Rucker- - 5 32 Reese Brentsville McCann Ellen N R 1 acre by E E 4 80 June Stone 5 40 ville 2 33 Bryant Sam 1 acre Glenntown Woods 1 Walker Henry h and 1 Claysville 3 85 Hughea Bettie 10 acres by H T5 13 Taylor h and - Ward Ellen N R Ruckerville ayiUBoiDuuivu Jack NR2 acres by Hous2 03 Wilson 89 Clnysville 2 75 ton l Sycamore st 2 27 a o Ware Jane h and 1 m Joto Sharp 3 90 Dimmitt Walker h and 1 3 45 Hutsell Jno and Claysville Littln Rnnt 1 Brooks addition 514 Warren Joe h CENTREVILLE WHITE 55 Evans Wm h and Amanda h and Clays ¬ Johnsn Jim h 1 Little Rock 86 Fauntleroy Chas h and 1 Marsnaii 29 Washington u 2 70 Kerr Harriet h 1 Little Rock ville 4 12 90 4 82 Ewing Dudley i 85 Allen A L 1 acre Jacksonville st 1 Lilles- ¬ Neal Francis h 1 Little Rock Watts Anderson agt h and ana l kuok 3 86 113 ac near Jas N Allen 37 53 27 Allen E A Fauntleroy Rachel h Mills 2 27 Simpson Cornelius 5 Fields Dave h 1 B Glenntqy ton addition 2 10 6 89 acres by A P Allen Jas B N R 15 ac near Jas eiisvine h 1 2 70 Bryan ftin Watts Mary h and WilliamB st h and 1 3 86 5 89 St JlV Hiram Barlow 6 99 Mills Faulkner Alfreds estate Oaara oumu jonnaa acres by D L Rob- 2 61 Watts Willis and Bettie h and Benton Dr C H 1 ac Cent Station 6 99 429 Ruckersville Mills Alfred h l B I 4 30 uins Marshall st 4 29 7 83 Johnson 8 74 BeeBore John 1 lot Center ville 227 Fields Doc h and 1 Hanson st Mills High st be ¬ Williams Frank Sr 10 acres by Johnson Caroline h l R h 3 86 White Annie h and Forraan Elijah 14 acres near Mrs R Fields Ed h and 1 Lylesville Tnhn A Srs Hrs 4 40 and 12th tween 11th Tom Woodford 2 70 THURSDAY DEC SO 1897 Fields Joes heirs 2 1 Claysville 6 99 Tuann Nichols 6 99 2 27 2 27 Whittaker Annie h and Claysville 227 Henry A J and J R 29 acres near 1 Reuben Fields Maria h and 1 Lylesville WORTH MIDDLETOWN White h go omenciiig at 10 oclock a m Tinnh Ohns h and 1 Ruckersville 3 92 Wickliffe Henry n r h and I Blacks S S Ardery 8 68 JohnBon John A Jr 86 2 27 Bradley Geo 4 acres near C Gillispie4 35 Hicks Geo town Cross Roads o 01 in Frazier Richard h and 1 Kennedys- W N R 1 acre near Jas at the Court house door 5 13 Broughton Chas I N M Clay h and Claysville 8 53 3 20 Ransdall 1 Reubentown 4 Sg tb city of Paris Bourbon county TTMl0 W M h and 1 Littleton 3 44 Williams Geo No 1 acre George- ¬ Caldwell Josh Jr 10 acres near TnhnRnn Walter h Williams Hildreth Edgar and J B 85 acres d W 1 R Mills will expose for sale to Freeman JxLCJLieoa Kentucky I 5 35 town Dike 7 89 5 81 near W A Gaines 37 41 Kenney Newt h ave 1 Reuben- Kenney Henrys est h th highest bidder for cash in Freeman Willis h and 1 Connellys Williams Harriet h and Lylesville 2 27 ClineW AhandlNM 07 Ransdall Jas 20 acres near Mrs Sue A L 3 85 Holder W K n r 28 acres by J Scott 8 93 13 Williams Jas h and Marshall st and County alley to pay the State Ransdull 11 65 227 Mills kj wens iurs Ann n r 43 acres near 1R Love Janes Heirs h 1 Lylesville Ryles Mrs D A 6 acre near Clay Ttxfor 1897 the following de French Hannah h andNewtown 2 27 Williams Mary yA acre by Coul- - 1 45 Col Prescott John 1 acre by Wm Miller 3 44 3 55 thardsMill i6 15 Allen 2 76 Talbott or so much Fretvvell Ann h and 11 5 Vg c ibed property Thomas John h and 1 R Mills 4 28 Williams Pattie n r h and 1 Clays- ¬ NORTH MIDDLETOWN COLORED Sheeley Heirs 20 acres near LC and Lylesville necessary to pay Gaines Henry h Speaks j reof as may be 1 85 ville Smith and 1 Lilleston 4 53 Wilson John 1 acre by Tom h and Hanson st 4 30 Bowles Ben 4 acres by R L Col taxes with alL costs and in- - Garrett Ben H h 13 Williams md Shropshire Frank 100 acres near 1 6 09 lins 6 83 Johnathon Davis terests h and 1 Claysville 2 27 Wilson Josie h and 7th st 38 38 Graves Charlotte Butler Anderson 8 acres by Wm A C Adair has the agency for Mark Wilson Minnie 34 ac16 by Coul Slack Jas E 3 acres near A K Haw ana l uiaysvme Green Bettie h Wade 1 55 Following 12 30 thards Mill kins 6 25 Twains new book bal Childs Lawson n r h and 1 L les 35 Coke Mrs M S 30 acres near MtCar- 10 Woodward Laura Equator Sheriff of Bourbon County Ky Green Polly h and 1 Ruckersville It is decidedly the best book 1 N M 2 27 Dergin Chas h 85 40 ville 1 Claysville mel 11 60 the great humorist has written and has Hamilton Maria 2 Gatewood Jno N R h 1 35 70 Simpson John N R 266 aces near Harrington heirs h 1 7th st MILLERSBURG WHITE wooawm Mary and Lena 19 acres advance sale Sold 71 S 3 Turley 137 33 had a very large Harris Thos h 1 Lylesville by Mrs Eliza Wade 16nov tf PARIS WHITE 8 05 Turner Jno W 250 acre near only by subscription Mrs Hart Peter h 1 near J H Brad 68 Bowles T E 25 acres by Martin 9 3 44 90 Hastings Todd Ireland 99 37 Bowles 1896 shaw Neelyville Ashurst Alary 1894 and 6 and Bal 3 90 WilliamB Mrs Eleanor N R 36 acres 86 Best W H 53 acres by T F Triplett 17 54 Harris Joe J acre Levy Pike 5003 HoltonJohn h 1 7th st 1S97 55 acres by James Elliott Kenney Aaron 3 45 1 Lilleston near Isaac Rank 6 83 Hawkins Columbus h 11 60 George Mrs Frank 100 acres by Bolston Junius lot Ferguson St W S Anderson McClure Jeff Sr acre Levy Pike 3 90 AT 13 40 59 John Hunter ave 4 lots Claysville 6 09 Cly Sam H Est Mark Crit acre Levy Pike 3 90 Recommends O Pike Co O 1 7th st 27 Linville J W N R 60 acres by Nat Of Peck P CENTREVILLE COLORED M s Luke Connelly h and 1 8th St 8 34 Hawkins Fannie h Wrights Celery Capsules 8 48 27 20 35 Mason Ben acre Levy Pike Mahalah 1 Claysville Collier M h and 1 Vine St Hawkins Colbertson Al To the Wright Medical Co Nelson Wes and Strauther h 1 00 List Mrs W H 103 acres by Dr 1 7th st 1 Jackson- ¬ Armstrong Horace h 8 95 Herrington Bob h uomraous umo Williams Addition NM 16 41 55 Gents 1 have purchased a box of WrlghtJS 1 Con- ¬ ville 44 99 h and 1 7th st 3 45 Best Herrintrton sister Gplbert3on Mrs E J h and T Blaser droa Celery Capsules Ransom Sam h Sr 1 Levy Pike 3 45 Brown John h 1 Jacksonville 3 85 glst Waverly O from Jamesthem forStomacn McNamara Jas h and 1 Miller s- 7 78 Hickmun Joe h and 1 Connelly vent Heights and used Schooler Jas h and 1NM 13 Coleman Minnie h 3 45 1 Centreville 1 85 Trnnhlft nnfl ConRtination 8 53 I was nnablQ fO burg alley Dp wd Mrs Sallie h and 1 Walkers 45 Mall Liewi8 1 Claysville 4 30 Nesbitt Wm S h and 1 near college 5 13 Schooler Ben h 1 N M do anything for nearly two years I asea 24 70 Hicks Jas h acre by Calip An- Avenue Capsules and they boxes or Strauder Odd 1 acre by Watt Gay 48 drews 2 70 olade Jas T 16 acres by Josh Bar- ¬ 3 45 three cured me your Celery Howd Miss Mamie h and 1 Paris 2 70 Halley Eliza h 1 Marshall st For the benefit of others jio have Kane Wm lot Centreville CLINTONVILLE WHITE 9 48 3 45 afflicted I wish to seud this letter ton DTver Bros b and 1 South Main St 16 90 Howard Henry h and 1 Newtown 3 85 1 New Very truly yours 1 Jacksonville KendricR Jos h 1 Convent 7 30 Beasley R N N R 51 acres by Clin 3 45 Hutchinson Henry h and Ej ion Mrs Dais v h and Vimont E P vacant lot W S ANDEKSoar 3 85 Ware Mrs Mary 11 acres by John McCoy Bros Jno and Robt h 1 15 27 town 55 20 tonville Heights Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Centreville 5 06 Dennison J J lot Clint 5 45 Seud address on postal to the Wright Med Hamilton 3 12 Farrell Woods lot Henderson St 3 06 Jackson Alonzo h and 1 1Lylesville 3 45 1 Centreville 3 45 Co Columbus O for trial size free Jackson Green 2 h and Claysville 9 43 Williams W E and Gregg 77 acres Nichols J W 1 Clint Brooks h and 1 beoona 6 86 Nix Bob h Frakes J 1 Hanson st 1 Jacksonville 5 13 15 31 Jackson Levi h and 3 85 20 19 Renick Mrs Harriet Clint by Jas Bramblette 3 55 Nutter Chas h St Smarr Lewis h 1 Centreville 3 45 Jacobs Doc heirs h and 1 Williams Mrs J H 50 acres by B F h and 1 Lilleston Wrenn Fuller Jaines Tour Ziife Insured lc a Day- 1 Centreville 1 85 Simms Maria h 6 83 1 85 22 99 st Wilson Avb CLINTONVILLE COLORED 3 45 Sparks Wm h 1 Centreville 3 45 ttrinnan L h and 1 Henderson St 12 75 Johnson Alfred 1 Thomas ave MILLERSBURG COLORED Our insurance is protected oy bank- ¬ Beatty Napoleon h 1 Clint No O 4 29 Spencer Minnie S h 1 Centreville 2 27 Johnson Bettie h and 1 Newtown 4 40 24 acres by Clay Hall Jesse L 1 Centreville 10 07 Johnson Geo h and 1 Ruckersville 5 26 Allen Frank h and 1 Shipptown 3 55 Smith Wm h 4 30 able paper on the Capital City Bank of 3 45 Beatty Sarah h 1 Clint Gaitskill There can be no stronger 1 Centreville 3 25 Allen Harriet h and 1 Main st Mil- ¬ Blackwell Isabel h 1 Sidville 3 55 Columbus O 2 08 Wilson Rosa h Johnson Geo h and 1 Claysville TTnnlon Mrs Johanna h and 1 10th guarantee given you We dare not ue 1 2 77 Cunninghams Levi estate h I 94 Johnson Jonas h and 1 Brentsville 4 80 lersburg St a banks name without authority if yon RUDDLES MILLS WHITE Clint Lilles- ¬ h and 1 Lyles- ¬ 2 70 1 Main st Mi- ¬ Johnson Lewis heirs Allen James h and Sardinian Ingels 2 acres doubt it write them Good health is 1 Clint 2 27 3 20 4 71 ville 4 84 Elkins Wm h llersburg ton Ave Wrights the best life insurance 1 Sidville 3 86 Allen Molhe h and 1 Shipptown 4 06 Hogg H B assgne Thos Fisher 131 Johnson Rich h and 1 Claysville 1 85 Evans Chas Sr h Hutchison Mrs E h and 1 by Frys Celery Capsules gives you good health acres by J H Smith 2 76 Johnson Thos Henry h and 1 New- ¬ 47 29 4 58 Shnn Baker Sarah h and 1 Millersburg 2 09 MoKee James h 1 1 Clint they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach 3 00 Bradlev Ben h and 1 Railroad st 6 17 Godman Lucy A est 100 acres by Sidville town 3 69 Miles Henry h Jacksons Sam Est 23 acres by Tom Constipation and 1 i trouble Rheumatism 1 Clint 9 80 Jones iYlollie and Newton h and Wash Redmon 3 01 Reid Noah and Jane h 27 40 Redmon Breckinridge Patsy h and 1 Shipp Sick Headaches 100 days treatment 1 Clint 6 83 3 86 Harris J W n r 41 acre3 by Jno A Newtown Tones Mrs Martha h and 1 Hanson 1 85 Sleagan Reuben h tjvn A sight draft on above 1 85 Kiser 5 25 Kellis Alice h and 1 Lylesville 1 85 21 20 costs lc a day Watts Emily h 1 Clint 1 Millersburg St Burl Mary h and bank in every 1 box which brings 1 Clint 3 44 Hutchison Mrs Lavina 30 acres by EUamp Ormond 27 acres by M J 1 85 Wells James h Kelis John and Meg h and 1 Clays near Dr Hurt 16 69 Keys Dick h and 1 Williams addi 10 24 your money back if we fail to cure you David Tate 1 Millersburg Riser Bush Albert h and 2 27 Jones Garrett D 1 lot R Mills 6 83 Sold by W T Brooks druggist ville Laughlin Jas E 1 lot Williams Ad- ¬ 5 00 near Dr Hurt HUTCHISON WHITE 3 00 Carr Huldah h and 1 Main Back st 3 12 McClure J R Agt 8 acres near Ike 4 35 tion dition 1 Higgins Keller 6 13 Kenney David h and 1 Newtown 3 30 Cavanaugn Millie h and 1 Millers- ¬ Corbin Miss Mat tie and S 119 acres McCann Chas Est h and The Northwestern Mutual life has Padgett Jas 1 lot R Mills 3 45 7 78 Keys Harvey h and 1 Claysville 2 00 on Maysville Pikes 46 69 Ave 2 87 burg paid to representatives of its policy- ¬ 7 68 Keys Davis heirs h and I Clays- ¬ Maher John h and 1 8th St Conway Jordan h and 1 Man st 4 77 Dorsey Bev W 1 1 Kenney Station 5 24 Quinby Mrs Lucy 11 acres by W H 7 1 85 4 81 10 64 holders and to its policy holders and is Fisher ville Nagle Heirs h and l 5th St Derkson Henry h and 1 Millersburg 4 77 Ingels Heirs 88 acres by Mrs Belle 1 Lylesville 5 14 Kidd Mollie 1 42 Griggs Evaline h and 1 Shipptown 1 85 44 11 Redmon Mrs E T 125 acres by Ogle H C h and 1 Higgins Ave Giltner now holding for them 180000000 an 5 24 Lamb Chas 2 acres by Henry Lacey 5 95 Tamme 59 08 Smith C B 84 acresby A H Willett 53 48 Stone Andrew N R lot Vine St Hawkins Nancy J est 2 acres by Ed excess over premium reoeipts of- - over Redmon Castle 26 acres by Chas Webster Scott 1 acre by C L Kern 4 35 Lamb Sophias heirs h and 1 Clays- ¬ 3 65 Miles R Mills pike 20000000 tf 9 64 2 27 Hend rson Robt and Elizabeth h Redmon ville White Meiribben and Harris Dis HUTCHISON COLORED I 46 68 Lewis Elisha G 5 acres by Tom Redmon John T 8 acres by Berry tillery Millersburg 5 55 and 1 Millersburg 3 44 Frazier Charlotte lot Emmonsville 2 70 I 9 96 Holliday Lottie h and 1 Millers ¬ Redmon Thouias lot Lilleston ave 11 39 Woods Deuiuru For Sale Good anthracite stove 3 35 Lyttle Francis h and 1 Brooks ad ¬ Johnson James 1 acre by A H Wil- ¬ Speaks Ed 50 acres near Jno T Woods Elizabeth lot Paris 20 10 4 30 burg office 3 86 Whitson G A 1 lot R Mills 12 76 lett 3 33 Huffman Mary h and 1 Shipptown 3 31 3 85 Call at The News dition Grosdule Geo H h 1 2d street 9 38 Lindsay John agt h and lRuckers- Doty Wm h and 1 East Pans Hughes Lizzie h and 1 Millersbjtrrg 2 09 L S 76 acres by H R ville Loean Mrs 420 Hughes Nannie h and lMillers- 28 19 McClintock L A h and 1 Claysville 3 45 Croxton 3 19 burg jm Agt h and 1 5th and Mason Peter handlKennedysville 3 00 Hucchins Enoch h and 1 Millers- ¬ Gutzeit A 11 76 Medinger Bettie h and 1 Ruckers High 4 57 burg 31 asres by Mrs Ray 2 1 55 Hutsell Nancy h and Millersburg 2 08 ville flariy A L 11 60 Medinger Dicks est h and 1 Ruck- ¬ lots 7th street Johns m John h and ReubensviHe 3 07 1 Winchester 3 16 King Louisa h and Shipptown ersville Howe Russell h and 2 C8 8 95 Mickens Squire h and 1 7th st 2 17 Kirtley Ben h and Millersburg Pike 5 49 3 00 Lawson Matilda h and Miller Jeff h and 1 Lylesville Howe Wm N R h and 1 Winches- ¬ Lawson You are cordially invited to inspect the handsomest line of Cloth ¬ 7 36 Minor James h and 1 Ooulthards ter Pike 1 64 ville 1 2d st 19 55 Mill 3 45 Meng heirs h and 1 Main st Millers Hukill W m Jr h and ing Dry Goods Dress Goods Shoes etc ever displayed in Bourbon Mitchell Jno h and 1 Claysville 3 85 Hunt Mrs Ellen h and 1 Clinton- County Not alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend 3 44 burg 6 00 Mitchell JnoReuoen h and 1 Lyles- ville Pike 96 7 3 92 Miles Ed h and R Mills pike to give the people the benefit of buying them at a less price than Burbridge E D h and 1 1 acre ville 4 30 Parker Geo h and Lawson ville 4 29 other stores can ofier See our new and mammoth 2 75 Mitchell Reuben and Paulina h and Georgetown Pike Parker Wm h and 1 Railroad st J Lylesville Manning Dr Jas h and 1 George- ¬ 4 73 5 30 Millersburg 12 93 Morgan Jane h and 1 8th st town Pike 2 70 Pellman Wm h and Main st 4 70 Morin Warren h and 1 Brooks ad- Morris Mrs Elizabeth 192 acres by 3 77 Perry Wm h and Millersburg Jos Houston 1896 and bal 7 144 98 12 95 Peyton Pauline h and tion Millers- ¬ Murphy Alonzo h and 1 Claysville 4 30 Muir Mrs Kate h and 1 Convent 3 88 burg 6 94 Murphy Dan h and 1 Claysville Heights 4 85 Robinson Joe h 1 Shipptown 3 86 4 82 Murphy Dan Jr h and 1 Claysville 3 85 Robinson Millie Nix Mrs Ann h and 1 Main st J h 1 Lawson- 8 21 Murray Martin h and 1 8th st Olclson heirs h and 1 Railroad st 3 85 2 45 ville Myers Henry 3 h and lots Clays- ¬ Redmon Imogene 39 acres by 4 52 Stevens Silas h 1 Mb 12 87 Horace Miller ville 6 83 2 88 aylor Joan h 1 Mb 8 95 Nalus John h and 1 Williams st Rion J B h and 1 16th st 4 30 Thompson Tom h 1 Shipptown 5 14 tfrBr Sneaks Geo D 50 acres bv Horace Nichols Annie h and 1 Ruckerville 1 55 Trotter Milt h 1 R R St Mb 5 30 27 43 Nutter Wm h and 1 Claysville Miller 1892 4 and 7 5 13 Turner Lettie h 1 Shipptown 2 36 Speaks Wm Agt 100 acres by Jno OffuttChas Sr Brentsville 7 65 Turney Sam h 1 Mb 6 70 33 37 Oldham Caroline h and 1 Claysville 1 90 Johnson 3 63 Washington Em h 1 Mb Sweeney Hardin h and 1 Convent Oldham Lucinda h and 1 Claysville 2 27 White Richard h 1 Mb 4 42 3 25 Heights 1 Shipptown 3 86 Wilson Henry h Talbott H E 2 lots 1 Thornton Divi- ¬ Porter Cathrine h and 1 Brents- ¬ 1 Shipptown 4 71 Wilson John h 9 37 ville near John Stout sion 1 Houson st 2 60 Wilson Smith h 1 Shipptown 3 86 See our beautiful styles in Mens and Boys and Childrens Shirts Terry Mrs Mary 1 lot Williams Porter Fannie acre near Cathar ¬ and underwear The largest stock and best quality in Mens Ladies 5 72 Addition FLAT ROCK WHITE ine Porter 4 45 1 Brentsville 4 70 M h and 1 Lilleston and Childrens shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money Williams Wm PortiJ George h and Alexander Geo 2 acres by Mrs 5 12 Porter Johns Heirs h and 1 Brents- ¬ Ave saving prices New and novel effects in Fall Dress Goods and Silks 3 45 Potts ville Williams Jno R h and 1 West st 5 12 3 63 Bramblette B F 98 acres by E O Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths Woods M L h antf 1 Lilleston Ave 6 75 Powell Harrison h an I 1 Rucker- ¬ 26 60 Elliott Wrapper Goods Flannels Sateens Percales Comforts Blankets ville 3 68 Copher Lafayette 13 acres by W L Ginghams Jeans Shirting Table Linens Duck Goods Napkins 14 92 Gibson PARIS COLORED Railey Sophia h and 1 Claysville Linen Crashes Ticking Quilts Velvets Fancy Ribbons Hosier- 1 83 Chiplev B F 3 acres by E O Elliott 5 24 Reese lames h and 1 Williams st 3 45 Cray Curtains Ladies Underwear Handkerchiefs all best makes of Corsets Mahndas Est 38 acres by Geo Reid T Augustus h ard 1 Sycamore 12 73 in colors and white Gloves for Men Ladies and Children Gloves in Alexander John N R 1 lot E Paris 2 70 Smith street 5 13 Crouch Bob n r 71 acres by Nels Samuels 1 lot George Anderson Leather Kid and Wool Carpets Oil Cloths Matting etc 1 12 76 Rice John Sr h and Williems st 4 30 25 59 town pike Sledd 3 85 Arnold J araes 2 H Ls High st 1022 Rice John Jr h and 1 Clausville Rice Witliam stable High and 2nd 1022 Crouch I B 45 acres by Jap Gillis21 31 FREE With everv nurchase vou get a connnn Whon vnn ho ma Anderson H L Hanson Ayers pie 1 J 1 P P z U OK T Newtown 3 85 Elliott W H 80 acres by B F Chip 5 13 Riley Henry h and Marshal sts nanasome glaSRr wuiiii ui wupu uniscia un gciuee it large r Richey James h and 1 5 98 I Hanson st Ayers Joe h 23 71 386 ley framed picture Roberts flto 683 RobinsonFannie h and 1 1Pearl st 1 85 Elliott Margaret 25 acres by B F Aers Sherman h1 1 Cypres st Lowry h and Williams 1040 Pleasant st 7 40 Baker Eliza h Chipley street 4 30 Evans W O 2 lots Flat Rock r Call and see with your own eyes and you will acknowledge that 15 70 471 Rose Tom h and 1 Baker Jerry h 1 Sycamore st Williams st 4 85 Frazier Sarah D n r 25 acres by Cap Bedford Frank h 1 Ruckerville 320 Rounds we are the peoples friends Come once and you will come back Rachel hand 1 Lylesville 1 85 Bishop James h 1 Sycamore st 393 7 60 Gillispie again they all do because we give our customers honest goods at Booker Mary Jr H eirs h 1 Clays Garrett Wesley 1 acre by John honest prices v ville 227 Samuels Lettie 1 lot Lillestons Ad- ¬ 4 35 Mansfield 1 Claysville 5 13 Booker Woodson 2 h dition 2 90 Gibson W L 277 acres by Ed Rice 92 35 Breckinridge Mrs Geo or Ann h 1 Scott Annie n R h and 1 Connelly Graves P B 34 acres bv Mrs R 2 70 13 93 Newtown Alley Henry 2 70 Seals Dennis h and 1 Lylesville Bient Geo h 1 and 7 acres Brents ¬ Graves Mrs E E 54 acres by Mrs R 3 77 7 65 Sharp Annie h and 1 Vine st 15 27 ville Henry 95 l 13 Sham H R 1 lot Jackstown 4 30 Small Ben h and 1 Williams st Brock Isaa h and 1 Claysville 7 67 5 w B B Cos fine Tailor Made Mens Suits and Pants 1 lot Little Small Ed h and 1 Newtown Bookins Adaline 1 acre Cynthiana 5 gs McKenzie Mrs Martha 3 83 Small Lucinda h and 1 Williams The Celebrated Mrs Jane Hopkins make in Boys and Chilctrens 3 12 Pike near John Robinson Rock 70 Henry h and 1 Lylesville 4 30 small liiley h and 1 Williams st st2 30 Squires Mrs Lillie 20 acres by Suits and Pants Brooks 4 6 30 Buckner John h and 10 acres by Smith Gus h and 1 Lylesville Booth 3 45 The Famous Monarch White and Fancy Mens Shirts 3 9 90 Smith Mag h and 1 Lylesville Geo Brent Brentsville UaEttififJAmVmWIItJlt 1 85 Stewart A A 7 acres by Shop Cane Stetson Hats Black and Brown Stiff Hats Butler Amanda h lot Claysville 2 27 Smith Maria h and 1 Newtown 15 74 Ridge 1 85 Rice Hutchins best quality and make in Shoes aiid Boots Can Lavina h lot Ruckerville 3 20 Smoofc Chas N R h and 1 Clays- ¬ Stone H C and R M 70 acres by Mrs Twin Bros Custom Made Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes Isaac N R h and 1 Lylesville 2 27 ville Carter 39 13 Caleb Bounds 2 27 3 85 Smith Rachel h and 1 Brooks Addi- ¬ Carter Joe lot Lylesville guaranteed to give satisfaction Thomason Ed 25 acres by A P Bry-¬ 3 45 lot Claysville Clack Joe h tion an and 58 near W A Thomason 29 83 5 24 TAILORING DEPARTMENT Just received Npw Olay Ella h 1 Williams Addition Spears Frank h and 1 Ruckerville 6 68 Goods We make Suits to order guarantee nfirfopf fif Jcs- mav LITTLE ROCK COLORED 3 55 Spears Mary h and 1 Lylesville near Claysville ywwilB 9 LW i2 70 HP Pants 3inn Call and leave your measure 1 Little Rock 5 98 3 55 Spears W H h and L Ruckerville Collins Sallie 2 lots Claysville 9 60 Allen Mitch h 9 W 2 lot Ruckerville Berry Amanda 6 acres by Carpen-¬ 5 00 Stout Simean h and 1 1 acre OCurnrad H by 4 07 1 85 ter Oonway Lizzie lot Ruckerville John Stout Brentsville 4 80 1 Cypress st M- L 6 83 Berry Tom 31 acres by Mrs Oorbin Rus h and 12 37 6 83 Rogeis Sorbin Jim h lot Cypress st Taylor Walker li and 1 Marshall st 4 30 Bradley Geo 4 acres by Cap Gillis- ¬ 2 27 lot Newtown iGraig Jane h Thomas Gabe Agt Sallies Est h 6 12 pie and 17th st 6 09 8 10 Cunningham Sarah h Jane lot Bally Pattbn st Osse lLittle 1 85 Tibos Louisa h and 1 Clintonville Rock pike - v X acre near Coul- 2 27 Green A J 4 acres by Chas Caster Green imp 4 60 Tiffy Sol h jmd Lylesville 3 45 6 99 thards Mill son Tillman Emainuel h and 1 Clavs- Grinstead Wm 10 acres Bnnjcers 45 Dips Mary Lou 1 lot Brooks Addi- - o 534 Hill 35v Henderson Jim 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