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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. c JL CHAMP l i g BL J uKduN NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDATAND FRIDAY ErfaHshei MILLER Editors and Owners FEB l 1881 EIGHTEESTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KT TUESDAY FEBRUARY - 1 1898 NO 9 OthnrwiKe Remarks Ii OK OF The Foyer Bur Ed Wilson is very ill with the fever Not now does the Paris maid look To see wBSre her tolu wad is Miss Lucy Reese of Mason i the Shes toe engrossed to leave her book gnest of Miss Alice Clarke Forafceaabwried in -- Quo Vadis Miss Minnie Evans returned Saturday Consigned to the past are the old time beds with their high rosts from a visit to Lexington their towering canopies and their fluttering draperies Mr CralCretnent and his excellent Bourbon Circuit Court Bourbon Csrcuit Court of Washington Miss Lula Best oopwyere tnorougniy delight- company1 BEi OF TODAY THE Mason county i3 visiting relatives tfiere Economy Building Loan Association Economy Building Loan Association ed a lsrgeMand fashionable aradience of Paris Kentucky Plaintiff Plaintiff Is of iron or brass Light clean attractive and strong it combines Thos McOlintock sold to Cha with a perfect production of that beau ¬ vs vs bed The prices Cheney a pair of broke mules for 26 in attractive form all the requisites of an N E F Best etc Defendants SaHie Thomas etc Defendants tiful paatoriir The New Dominion cover a wide range Mr L Auxier and little son of Cov ¬ By virtue of a judgment of the Bour By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ington are guest6 of Dr Hurt and Saturday nfebt at the Grand opera 350 450 500 etc is new to be bon Circuit Court made and entered in bon Circuit Court made and entered in- house Tbteeis little that family the above stvled cause at its November tbe above styled cause on the 18th day Mrs Kate Richardson of Lexington said of thepiayr which is chaste and term 1907 I will sell publicly at 1897 1 will sell publicly the is the gnest of her mother Mrs Mary charmiugiimple and beautiful Mr Court house door in Paris Kentucky of December at the court house door in Paris Ken Clementiwpersooation of the gentle on Trotter Maple and Mahogany chamber furniture in attractive styles tucky about the hour of noon on Tim nobleman Mies Alice Clark returned Friday scholarly Miman from a visit with Miss Edith Bueh at Bohensianjfcnyroa better if possible mondm isosv JKOSMY FEBRUARY 7TH 1 FOLDING BEDS Winchester than on ffocraer visits and he wax Chiffonier Beds full size to- at hour of noon follow- ¬ tke following descrit ed real estate 1500 1800 2000 Mr Jack Allen of Sharpaburg wa forced to acknowledge half a dozen cur ingaboutthe tracts of land the wit iwit r described to Mahogany finish upright bed vvM 18x40 French mirror at 3000 the guest of relatives here Thursday tain calls jlud make a epech Miss and Friday Tke certain house and lot situated on Beginning at Ion the southeast edge of Karra Keawymir- Clement is just as Look at our East window Cut Price Sale of Pictures the South side of Chestnut street now Caleb Corrington is having the rock handsome and clever as of yore in the the pike leading from Mdlleraburg to hauled for the foundation of his new attractive rote- of Josephine Dulaneyr Ruddles Mills and running N 48i W Seventh street fronting out said street 3 2976 poles to 2 and of stone fence cor¬ i4 feet and extendirg therefrom be residence won mew adtnirersflMr Jeirrey ner to Wilder then with stone fence as tween parallel lines and with the line of and Wall Papers now open and ready for inspection- - All new designs Mrs Tom Pickrell of Carlisle was Josephine Wilson on the East and the 40 and colorings See ns before placing your order Liberal Discount for here Friday to visit her daughter Miss Williams was- excellent as Marshal it meanders N 50to E 5K poles to 3 N line of Mrs Anna Elgin on the West to- 43 4 E 2040 Boner as was Mr Frank Aiken as- 33 iJ 1 4 poles llsabelle at the M F C contracts now poles to 5 a stone corner to S Thompson the line of Mangons lot and iB the same Mr Allen Darnaby of Lexington Norman Sigar Randolph and Tho3 taen N 57 W 5230 poles to 6 corner to property conveyed to said Same Thomas Miss Sarah Moore then N 40 W 2208- poles by John L Trundle and wife by deed was the guest of Miss Lida Clarke OMallev asWurWeoi Randolvh Monday from Saturday until Nell McEwaa made a dainty and pretty to a staKe corner to Liaypon then S 54 of date May 7th 1890 which is of record in the Clerks office of the 8Miss Nannie Peed of Mayslick gnest Flora MayBZaitdoiph and filled the part W 5312 poles to the north edge of the Coomty Court of Bourbon county at then S 38A of Miss Dorothy Peed went to Cyn moat acceptably Miss Gertrude rock on said pike to Jerry Hall E 6948 Deed- Book 73 page 22 and is part of Carpets Furniture Wall Paper poles to 9 corner then N thiana Monday to visit relatives OMallev ffilayed the part of Martha f48E961 poles to 10 a stone corner to the property conveyed to John L Trun- If you want anything in the house- ¬ very welMtfdeed and Miss Annie Fil Psaine then S 4S E 20 poles to 11 the die by Selby Lillestcn and wife keeping line be sure to call on J T bonrne andW B Mack also gave good tooutneast eage of the rock uu said pike Said sale will be made upon credits c Hinton He can suit you and save you support jRaris then N 72 E28 poles to 12 bend in six and twelve mouths for equal parts theatre goers will give the pike then N 83 E 14 56 poles to the money tf Mr Clementa royal welcome in his beginning and containing 33 acres and of the purchase money and tor towhich ¬ exe- ¬ purchaser will be required Mr Jas Johnson and Miss Lilla Cur 29 poles and- is the same property con- ¬ the new play gA Southern Gentleman with good surety to be ap Friday night and tis eloped to Pari veyed to the said Nannie E P Best by cute bonds the undersigned Master Com proyed by were married by Rev F J Cheek M Li Pressly by deed of record in the bearing interest date at his residence jlerk of the Bourbon missioner at the rate of six from cent office of the ETERS ANDJGREEN per until paid Mr Waller Allen and daughter Miss The Knoxville Tribune says of the County Court in deed book 2 at page per annum having the force and effect D of Sharpaburg came down Rosa en judgment en Uompany gwnicn ap Also a certain tract of land lying near of Said Friday The latter is the guest of her to is made sale pears at tfiep opea house Friday and the above tract beginning at a stone ¬ cousin Miss Lucylee Allen satisfy a judgment in favor of the jorner Smith then S 48 E Frank and Claude Vimont sold Jas A SaturdaySTghts and Saturday Jmatinee 19j polesto Ja Bruce on the N margin of plaintiff herein for the sum of 640 66-to stone Tberejgjas not decent standing room the with interest thereon from September Butler 500 bushels of wheat at 86 Mills then oross 30th 1896 until paid at the rate of six cents John N Caldwell also sold him at the theatre last night The occasion iog Huddles at the Turnpike 2S9 bridge N the pike W 14 per cent per annum amounting prin ¬ was the fnt appearance of the Peters 500 bushels at same price poles to a stone on the N margin cipal and interest on the day of sale to Green Comedy Company and every one The Masons of Halleck Lodge of this got the worth of bis money and some- ¬ of the pike thence N 48 E the of 692 65 and the costs of thi place will give a supper in their nevv thing to spare The entire company is 10 noles to the beeinnisr containing 1 suitsum wit 7585 making the total to iodge room Friday evening February every respect and the bill acre and 2S poles and is the same prop- sum to be raised on the day of sale the 4th They will also have instrumental last nighfawas bang up It was an Irish erty conveyed to N E P Best by M sum of 76850 mnsic singing and recitations Several andjside splitting from the time L Presley by deed or so- much thereof prominent speakers are expected The farce EMMETT M DICKSON rose to the end of the last as may be necessary to satisfy the the furnishing their not curtain proceeds will be used in debts interest and costs of this action wv hall All are invited Peterilhid Green are up far on the Said sale will be made upon credits of Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court rTheJ3chool AssociationshehLhereSat- - ladderdaflRTmedyiirork aadatlwThitve WMII IIIJIU tgelveitnonthsJoreqnl part of bMcMiLLAfr Tatbott Attyjs raavAwasramteTaTgaccessxbntTalimwere suoucthenMelveifvWltKwSwlSxoH US C F BROWEF- CO- - MILLERSBURG Xewg Notes Gathered G03MPY PARAGRAPHS Main and Broadway In And About The Theatrical Ad MASTERS SALE MASTERS SALE on The Bed of the Future X iadL mmm m T City Property 4 i up-to-da- te t- - White Enameled Dresser 1250 and 1350 - 3 e - - - i C F BROWER CO - - - i 4 0 i i - ¬ mas supplies Nuts 10c lb Figs 8 to 15c lb Raisins 8 to 15c lb Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb Dates 7 1 2 c lb ittetyig rangH325 to4czenWw W the SrymucSppoinCTOurTSc ent36TmjtoSPlH Kate who mediately the concieion of said whole The company Apples bananas prunes grapes and Purnell attend EdgarTaylor first class best popular was ill ASSIGNEESHSEEJ surety to with approved by company the to return their thanks to OF at Staubs singing tbeir friends pickles dried fruits oysters cel- recitations etc for t6 musicthose that ever held the boardsperformance by payable said Commissioner and bear oi everyone who saw the ing interest from date until paid at the last night furnish the lunch ery crackers turkeys per cpnt per annum having Ithe and of a judgment Bourbon County Jersey City has probably the The cheapest line of fire works in G0MI5S0IEB 5 satisfy a judg sale made uancing class in America It ment in favor the plaintiff Economy ehurch Building Association Paris Paris numbers sixty members and taught Kentuckv for with interest OF Land Johns thereon from the John Stoddard pastor day Come and see me just to until Church who organized the and former suit aot amounting was the day of sale to show that dancing in fnvvr Fayette Go Land improper His nlr gginaeets Bourbon Circuit Court the Eagle Tobacco Warehouse ¬ up-to-datej- in See my select stock of Christ - H IJWMHIg i ff - -- VI HA wr- - - - - J - ¬ to absence of Miss to too wish - ttVll9CPlOifiB0fl a Misses as a is conceded be price- - Male K upon good wi T r l - t C - Jxt o rv be m x vw rn I - also to who to ¬ helped Kite of six forctj Said effect SALE J only is to ¬ Rev is of St class by of Loan paid of 1479 8S 80th of May 1896 10 costs of w u 0 EDW ARDS class itl fiRft ftl nnd 4wV on lnrttrmpnf w w every JSElESm 2S3T rtCu i l r couut WE ARE THE PEOPLE J W Nutters Admr Plaintiff vs W Nutters Heirs and Creditors J Defendants Rev Thursday night Stoddard-- ipecialitieg are the two step i ad polka ma rkz vA th 1 for eight lessons Over 100 isons want to join the class of u u I Co tor JgbUUUU wiru interest thereon trom Nannie T Martins Exr Plaintiff nf February 1897 until thrt 231 vs tf 6 p cnt per annum T 31 FUier etc DifHKa amouutuiK ou the day of sale to 634 40 10429 making and the no ts to wit By virtu- - of an agreed order of sale the total sum to be raised on day of sale in the ahovp styled action entered at tho rv rr 2378 36 Headquarters For Correct Styles - EMMETT M DICKSON Creston Clark the splendid young By virtue of the judgment rendered actor who gave a tine performance here Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit MONDAY FEBRUIRI 7TH 1898 Court in the above cause at October Term some time ago in The Last of His 1 will sell at public sale 1897 to the Race plays to morrow night in Dan about the hour of 11 a m oclock at th McMillan Talbott Attys highest and best bidder on Conrt honse door in Paris Bourbon ville and Friday night and Saturday County Kentucky expose to public sale MOMMY FEBRUARY 7 Nov 1897 term of the Court the wa4er signed willl on 1898 afternoon in Lexington CV r nUkBtte Hats Knox Styles 3 and Dun lap New line of Shirts from 75c up A tract of two hundred 200 acres of The very latest collars and Lland in Fayette county Ky adjoining Giles Shine who is known to many the lands of B K Nutter of Robert cuffs strictly up to date Beatty of Carrick brothers and of the Parisians is playing the role of Collars 15c to 20c heirs of Dr Peters The Horeb turn- ¬ Richelieu in Under The Red Robe pike cuts off a few acres of the land on this week at Louisville Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair being first day of February Term of Scott CircuifCourt at the West Front Court House door in Georgetown Ky about the hour of 12 oclock M on a credit of 12 18 and 24 months in equal installments the following land to wit E H Sothern was born in New Orleans but was taken when three years old to England where he was educated His wife Virginia Harned is a Virginia GOOD TIMES HAVE COMECamlly - girl You can afford to Indulge yourself or your in the luxury ot a good weekly news- ¬ paper and a quarterly magazin of fiction You can get both of these publications with almest a library of good novels for 5 per year THE JOURNAL CsOur 30 Business - fcfjrtqtrr Latest Neckties 25c 50c and 75c Fall and complete line of gents furnishings OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS Suits for 35 Our 35 Business Suits for 30 Our 40 Business Suits for 35 Sold by others for 55 to 60 Our 30 OvercoatSifor 25 Our 35 OvercoutsforO Our 40 Overcoatscfor 35 Sold by others for J60 1- - Try our 8 Trousers Sold by others for We mean what we say and can prove it The above prices are for Cash PARIS FURHISHfflGl- TAILORIHG - The Rev John Talbott a priest of Quarterly Magazine of fiction appearing the New York has written a play called first day of March June September and De camber and publishing original novels by the The Black Cardinal best writers of the day and a mass of short stories pov ins burlesques witticisms etc JAS F ASKEW annum price Elita Proctor Otis will soon revive Subscription for both2 per per annum Club price 5 M C S C C OliyerTwist assuming the role of You can have bota of these if you aubscribe This is good land suited for tobacco Nancy oikes NOW end a bonus f 10 novels selected frem hemp corn wheat grass etc Dwell- ¬ the list telpw Ragular prici for each 50 v ing house and necessary outbuildingB on cents A I sent postpaid it m New York exchange express or Remit DELINQUEIi T the east and borders the remainder on the east and Elkhorn passes through the south end of it cutting off a few Jl acres trom tne main iract ana it is bounded on the north by a dirt road leading from the Horeb pike to Lemons mill Purchaser to give bond with good and sufficient surety bearing interest from date to have the force and effect of a sale bond A lien will be reserved on the property sold until all the purchase money is paid 1 AEWYQRR TuVimW Wilton Lackaye and Frederick Warde world famed for its brightness and the most have closed their tours at Chicago Not complete General Weekly covering a wider enough money coming in and too much range of subjects suited to the tastes of men and women of culture and refinement than any going out journal ever published Subscription price r 4 per annum TALES FROM TOWN TOPICS MM M a as6 OFSOCIET pago the following real estate located near Ruddells Mills in Bourbon County Ken tucky to wit A tract of 131 acres 0 roods and 17 poles of land lying in Bourbon County Kentucky near tne town of Ruddells Mills adjoining the lands lately owned by J W Mcllvain the Millersburg Ruddells Mills turnpike the Willis Collins estate the farm lately owned by bourbon County as a poor house farm the lands of J J Diminitt and otkers 121 acres 0 roods and 17 poles thereof be ¬ ing the same lands conveyed to T M Fisher by Willis Collins and others by deed of record in the office of the Cleric of Bourbon County Court in deed book 52 page 8 and the remaining 10 acres being the same lands conveyed to said Fisher by Joshua Barton and others by deed recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon County Court in deed book 52 page 9 to which reference is made for a description of said landa by metes and bounds ¬ CO MS H S STOUT Manager JOE MUNSON 4 Cutter The only safe uxe and reliable Female PHi ever offered to Ladies especially recommend I ed to married Ladies PUiIS and t ko no other UUAi H St v -- Ask for D3 lipTTS PEJCrZEOYAI JTvOiKIIMVSflttJxS yb w aena iar circmar jsriitu oiiuu jyjjx jL kjjtj FijyxxKJjxa lur Sarey KI PENNYROYAL X--t-c For Sale By W T Brooks TJrnggit V ii OTeiancL iro -- or omi laio All persons who have not paid their by numbers to rows topics poll tax for 1897 are notified to call at SOS Flftk Avenue TVew York the Sheriffs office and settle same and All persons having claims against C save costs e THE SALE OF A SOUL By C M S McLellan F Clay deceased will present the By A 7 lHtLOUbIN 18jan 4t JOS WILLIAMS C B C 8 SIX MONTHS UfTHtMUBy ClariceS I VanWcstretn IN HADES Clincliam same properly proven according to law By Cajrtain Alfred 9 THE SKIRTS OF CHANCE to the undersigned Administrators Thompson By Charles Stakes Wayne 10 ANTHONY KENT All persons knowing themselves in ¬ AN ECLIPSE OF VIRTUE By Champion Hisselt ji AN IN5PLAKABLE SIREN By John Gilliat debted to C F Clay deceased will is ADFUL WOMAN By Harold R Vynne 13 THATTJR please settle promptly with the Admin- ¬ By Gilmer McKendrte 14 A DEAL IN DENVER IS WHY SAiS GLADYS By David Christie Murray istrators By L H Bickford Will not be responsible for any debts 16 A VERY REMARKABLE GIR- I- Harold R Vynne By 17 A MARR1A GE FOR HATE unless written order from me iS OVr OF THE SULPHUR By T C De Leon B J S B CLAY By Champion Bissell J9 THE WRONG MAN ADMIHISTIiraS NOTICE Terms This sale will be made tupoa credits of 12 and 18 months for equal parts of the purchase money and purchaser will be required to execute bond with good surety to be approyed of by the undersigned assignee beariBg in terest from date until paid at the rat of 6 per cent This sale will be made free contingent dower right of th from the wife of T M Fisher For further inpostal money order or by registered letter formation apply to the assignee at ifcich together with a list of the 10 novels selected mond Ky to ¬ E Or McMillan B HOGG Assignee of T M Fisfcer Attys for Pltff Paris ZZj Talbott NOTICE Sppervisor of w Administrators of C F Cliy lljan 4wk S BROOKS OLAJ deceased Sjan ff inllic Roads THE HUNT FOR HAPPINESS By Anita Vlvantl Chartres By Harold R Vynna at HURSl RANGE EXPERIMENT tat i ON THU ALTAR OF PASSION i y Jvhn By JcCana E Wuwd 23 A MART YH TO LOVE 2t r ANTED TRUSTWORTHY and active gentlemen or ladies to travel for responsible established hous in Kentucky Monthly 6500 and ex- ¬ penses Position steady Inference Enclose self addressel stamp envelope The Dominion Company Dept W Chicago lGnov 8t V v u - t THE BOUTJBON NEWSlTUESDAY FEBRUARY 2 JT 1 1898 PASSENG EES SAVED Steamship- Corona Wrecked in Gren villeSound Off Kennedy Island - Surprise J VSMNlStf TEOOPS Insurgent Camp Brig Gen Nestor Aranguren Killed an WEEKLY REVIEW crease in Business Bat No improvement py in Prices Noted New York Jan 29 R G Dun Co s Weekly Review of Trade Saturday DRUGGIST OTIS Ah In IN THE ¬ CONGJELESS or Business in the United States Always Delicate But Hoods sarsaparilla Has Made Her Strong and Rugged delicate and has been using Hoods Sarsa ¬ parilla She has taken several bottles or this medicine and is a rugged child now We believe Hoods Sarsaparilla has done S S what no other medicine could do 1316 Grand Ave Racine Wis Carr Is the My little girl has always been very Gives His Testimony Before the Bribery Investigating Committee The Hawaiian Annexation Question Will Be Considered in the Senate Army and Legislative Appropriation Bills Are on the Calendar The Teller Reso ¬ lution and Appropriation Bills Will Its Freight Amounted to 700 Tons A Capt Sisbee of the Warship Maine Calls on the Acting Captain General Gen Complete Printing Outfit Was on Board Blanco Arrives at Manzanillo Des- ¬ It Was Intended to Print a Daily Paper in Dyea Total Cargo Xost Wash titute Keconcentrados n derstood tojbe a total loss The passengers were taken- - to Lewis Island where they now are The Corona came to Seattle Septem- ¬ ber 1 from San Francisco to take the place of the Mexico lost the previous month in Dixon Entrance Since No- ¬ vember NG the Corona had made five round trip voyages to the head of Linn canal and was on its sixth trip north when lost It was built in 1SSS at a cost of 200000 It was insured for ¬ -- steamship Copna of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co plying- between Seattle and Dyea Alaska was wrecked January 24 in Grenville sound ofE Kennedy The passengers were all Island saved hut the vessel and cargo are un - Seattle Jan 31 The ¬ Havana Jan 28 At noon Thurs ¬ day Lieut Col Benedict with the Spanish JReina battalion surprised near Tapaste this province the camp of the insurgent brigadier Nestor Aranguren killing Aranguren and four privates capturing five of the insurgents and wounding others who made their escape The budy of Brig Gen Aranguren was brought by train to Havana Thursday afternoon and de livered to the military authorities After identification it was sent to the ¬ mdrgue 120000 The Corona sailed from Seattle on January 20 for Dyea and Skaguay It had accommodations for 225 passengers 130 being first class and all its berths were sold from Puget Sound ports At Seattle alone were sold 75 first class and 77 second class Its freight amounted to 700 tons Among the passengers was a party of six from San Jose Cal led by John Stanley and A L Ehrnman They were going north under a contract to build a wharf and warehouse in Ska ¬ As a side issue the six guay shipped a regular cutter sleigh and about 30 smaller sleds for use in transporting freight and passengers Skaguay over the road The party had 00 mules in San Francisco for shipment to Skaguay as soon as the transportation could be A most complete printing secured outfit was aboard the Corona shipped to Dyea It belonged to E W Pollock formerlj- - of Mount Vernon Wash who intended to issue in Dj ea the onty daily newspaper in Alaska The cylin der press was the largest yet taken ¬ moustache The body which shows two bullet wounds on the head and one in the right leg is dressed in cash mere pantaloons gray woolen coat yellow shoes and gaiters comparative ¬ ly new It is said that the gaiters and the vest once belonged to Lieut CoL p J oaquin liuize the oi Capt Gen Blanco who having- gone last December to Arangurens camp with terms of surrender was executed by Aranguren or with his approval According to the Spanish authori ¬ ties Brig Aranguren was surprised while on a visit to a young- woman on the Pita farm between Campo Florida and Taniste He was wounded and on trjring to escape was shot dead Among the prisoners is the father of the young- - woman He was the d3na miter of Aiangurens band Capt Sigsbee of the United States warship Maine accompanied oy Con- ¬ sul General Lee and Lieuts Howard and Ilaleman of the Maine paid a aide-de-cam- Aranguren was- evidently 24 years of age of fair complexion with blonde hair and a small Brig about - ¬ - I n i 1 ji JlHHHrcetftrc rQrvvBHBBEBwnn at f 7 fSffSjIF I T Mr and Mrs W Foster and Mr and MrsF E Thayer sailed for Fort Wran Thev- intend to lo- ¬ gel onthe Corona cate on the new town site called Gol dike I G Wilson left on the Corona intend- ing to push into that region without delay He figured on reaching there in March and after spending- a couple of weeks to start on the return trip He had engaged Indian guides and owned a number of dogs Several others aboard the Corona intended starting at once for the Klondike It is estimated that three fourths of the passengers were bound for the mines President Diaz Will Visit Us Chicago Jan 31 A special from the City of Mexico says President Diaz W3i- - Js preparing- to make a visit to the ilMWilfflTniTnn iSJates His tinerativsisahoift - north ied by Consul General Lee will return the visit on board the Maine Gen Blanco has arrived at Manza- ¬ nillo where he has been formally re- ¬ ceived by the authorities and by the Large crowds autonomist committee turned out on his arrival Gen Blanco visited the hospitals the forts and the visit Thursday to Gen Parrado the acting captain general who received them courteously and cordially Thej expressed themselves as well satisfied with the interview Friday morning at 10 oclock Gen Parrado accompan¬ barracks - Reports from Remedios say that many families of the reconcentrados T - V2ifc-IA- - understood all the principal cities llx vioiu xu reached port Thursday brought aVcon ssigAiiiitju uj jlu vibiufl5 loruimiaueiij 81 io tute which has beentuf hedvbver it- - ship Gneisenau The American yacht Buccaneer has arrived here from the Tor tug as and the Ward line steamer Seneca which are in most wretched condition The warships in the port are flying colors in honor of the birthday of Em ¬ peror William Artillery Gen Fuentes Thursday visited the German school says The first month of the new year has Attorney Campbell Had the Handling of Money The Senator Had Little to Do brought rather more increase inpjusi With the Affair Boyco Said He Rep ¬ ness but less improvement ingrices resented J Pierpont Morgan than was expected With payments through clearing houses 7 3 percent Columbus 0 Jan 29 The Senate larger than in 1S92 and probably the Bribery Investigating committee met largest ever known in any month with railroad earnings 112 per cent in the senate judiciary room at 11 larger than the best of past years oclock Friday morning Representathe fact that prices are very low only tive John C Otis of Cincinnati was shows more clearly the increase in called to the stand r Otis said he owned a drug store at quantities of products sold jNoi is there any disposition to refusejprjders the corner of Sixth and Vine streets even at present prices indeed the Cincinnati On January S 1S9S he was competition of manufacterers seeking in Cincinnati He was not acquainted orders alone prevents a rise Most with H EL Hollenbeck member of the State Republican Central committee or tnem nave ail tney can manage many working- night and day and He met Henry Harnison Boyce in Cin- ¬ one great steel concern running on cinnati January 7 At 11 oclock Fri Sunday but the works not yefilled day January 7 witness was called u p with orders are seeking- - contracts at at his drug store by Phone 2S6 by a as low prices as have ever beefimade man who said he was Gen Henry Harindicating- that even these are en rison Boyce of New York and was at tirely unprofitable The settlement the Great Southern hotel Columbus of wages on a 10 per cent advance in he had come here to see Otis but ar April for 200000 coal miners df the rived in Columbus after the witness central region with other changes had left for Cincinnati Boyce made an appointment to meet will tend toward a larger demand for products of all lands though alio to- Otis at the Gibson house Cincinnati ward some increase in the cost ot man- ¬ that evening The witness met Boyce there at G30 p m Boyce said he had ufacture Wheat has been conspicuousjaising come to see Otis on very important 5 cents for the week with 5fcents business Boyce said he represented J Pierpont for May options Western receipts Morgan of New York who had Ohio have been 10009053 bushels iiuour weeks against 0045712 last year but interests to be looked after this win- ¬ Atlantic exports have been 12 fos S2S ter he also said that he was a friend of C C Shane of New York an inbushels in four weeks against- 7103 074 last year and Pacific ex- ¬ timate friend of President McKinley ports without Tacoma for the- week Boyce said Shane would on the following night have an interview with the were 41055S3 bushels against 3454president on the Ohio senatorial situ- ¬ 995 bushels last year So heavy jLnout go with wheat over 1 per bushel and ation After a chat along that line they with corn exports for the four weeks parted to meet again at the Gibson equalling- the extraordinary movement of last year discloses the strengthof house at 3 p m the day following After he left Boyce Otis went to At foreign demand even better than cur ¬ torney T C Campbell and told him ¬ rent accounts of disappointing- shipments from Argentina and poor pros- ¬ what had transpired and told Camp- pects in Russian Cotton has risen a bell it was very evident what Boyce sixteenth notwithstanding the strikes was after and that he Otis would not in eastern mills and the official report keep the appointment Otis was urged of a decrease of 105 per cent in British however to do so in order to trap Boyce exports of cotton goods last year Saturday morning Jerry Bliss of The iron manufacturer is getting Columbus an anti Hannaite called on larger orders for finished products which crowd many works almost be ¬ Otis at his Cincinnati home to urjre yond their capacity although some him to go on with the negotiations others are still in the market and Seep ¬ with Boyce Otis met Boyce at 3 pm Saturday ing prices down Pig- iron is steady Boyce said lie was except that Bessemer at Pittsburgh as per agreement is 10 cents lower the output last very anxious on account of the presi- ¬ year being- officially r6ported as dent for Hannas election and talked 9G52GS0 tons and the consump- of the emoluments the president tion in this country unsold stocks could give Otis if he would vote for Hanna considered 90253S3tons against 9001 Otis again met Boyce later Saturday 404 in the largest previous year which and introduced T C Campbell to him was 1S95 and 9394032 tons in 1S92 Failures for the week have been 342 saying Campbell was his attorney and in the United States against 331 last he would look after his interests Otis withdrew from the room leav 3rear and 34 in Canada against 57 last ing Boyce and Campbell alone Camp- Vi y year i A ¬ - Be the Ifeatures in the House ¬ ¬ - -- nt ¬ Washington Jan 31 The senate proceedings for the week will open with a speech by Senator Pettigrew dealing with the Hawaiian question Bewhich will be delivered Monday yond this speech it is very difficult to forecast the outlook for the week The diversion occasioned by taking up the Teller bond resolution has left the senate in a somewhat disorganized and unsettled condition and with no pre ¬ arranged programme Senator Petti grews speech will be made during the morning hour and the probabilities are now that at its conclusion or at least at 2 oclock one of the general appropriation bills will be called up The army and the legislative appropriation bills are already on the calen dar and the consideration of the agri cultural bill has been completed by the committee so that it will be reported ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods SarsapaiiUa fact best Hoods the One True Blood Purifier PUIS cure all liver ills 25 cents in Qtiite a Kid Joseph Jefferson a few weeks ago was walking in Boston with a friend Mr Jefferson met Judge Charles Levi Woodbury and was then and there introduced to Judge Woodbury by the friend I am glad to meet you Mr Jefferson You are not so tall Baid Judge Woodbury Whereupon Mr a man as your father was expressed his pleasure at meet Jefferson ing a friend and contemporary of his father And you are not so large a man as jour grandfather whose acquaintance I also en Toved continued Judge Woodbury said Mr Jefferson Well well Im Pittsburgh something of a kid after all Dispatch - ¬ ¬ ¬ on Monday One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet iAU druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25e To Care a Cold in - ¬ - ¬ - The probabilities are that the army bill will be the first of these measures to receive consideration though there is some disposition to displace it with the legislative bill Senator Allison chairman of the committee on appro- ¬ priations said Sunday that it was his propose to have the appropriation bills considered in advance of other meas- ¬ ures and if he adheres to this deter- ¬ mination the week may be largely taken up with them So far as can now be seen there are few features in When lovers form a combination an engagement ring is the result Chicago Daily News ¬ A sprain may cripple but Will cure it before it can St- - It cures Jacobs Oil ¬ No man was ever blamed for being a gentleman but many have been falsely accused of it Chicago Daily News Use St Jacobs Oil promptly and freely And say good bye to neuralgia - ¬ - the bills already reported calculated to arouse discussion There is a feel ing in certain quarters that the army bill should be amended by a provision for the increase of the army and if such a change should be attempted it would give rise to a very spirited de ¬ bate The census bill also will be pressed forconsideration during the week and Senator Cartee chairman of the cen- ¬ ¬ 0 flfOoFrw - - ¬ -- - if r Consul General Lee 1 m jyrl7SA I - i MM 2 Jm -- iATjTltv vN a THE MANUFACTURERS Next Session of the National Association Will lie Held in Cincinnati New York Jan 28 The third and last day of the National Association of Manufacturers convention opened with a discussion of the state taxation of foreign corporations On the motion of Thos MeDougall of Ohio it was de- ¬ cided that the subject be referred to a committee of five to be appointed by the president and who should put themselves in communication with Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys- ¬ tem effectually dispels colds head ¬ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is the present a resolution it probably will only remedy of its kind ever pro ¬ be a declaration to the effect that the duced pleasing to the taste and ac United States is not committed to the ceptable to the stomach prompt 1TV on ln4 n a pi gold standard 1rl T4- T it action and truly beneficial int Hito Tt is the ihtentionjfoftlieShouseUead rfered 10000 if- 0st6uld5vpt4Hffpwi Hanna Boyce and Campbell had an ers to onset asrxtar asppssiDie tn e leffectsJ ijremreoriivv fronfvnenose r- action of the senate in passing the healthy and agreeable substances its- other meeting Sunday afternoon After that conference Campbell Teller resolution by killing that decla- many excellent qualities commend it showed Otis 1000 which he said Boyce ration of the sense of congress re to all and have made it the most garding the payment of the govern- popular remedy known had given him Boyce and Campbell again met at the ments coin bonds in silver on an aye Syruj of Figs is for sale in 50 Hotel Emery at 9 p m Sunday after and no vote in the house this week which Campbell showed Otis 750 more This will be the feature of the pro- cent bottles by all leading drug- ¬ While the full repub- gists Any reliable druggist who Otis refused to take the money and ceedings lican strength in the house can not be may not have it on hand will pro ¬ Campbell returned it That night Campbell told Otis that commanded against the resolution cure it promptly for any one who Boyce wrote out a receipt for 1750 to no doubt is expressed by those who wishes to try it Do not accept any be signed by Campbell but it was not have made it their business to canvas substitute signed as Campbell arranged with the situation that the majority against -- sus committee said Sunday that he was very hopeful of securing its passage in the near future The debate upon the civil service will be resumed when this bill s taken up and the bill will be so amended as to give the con- ¬ trol of the census bureau to the secre- ¬ tary of the interior The bimetallist re- ¬ publican senators are discussing the advisability of renewing the financial agitation in the senate by the intro- ¬ duction of some measure of their own though they do not seem quite so in- ¬ tent upon this course as they appeared to be immediately succeeding the vote upon the Teller resolution If they T r-- i- - - m - ¬ -- BKXHBOT T fVfL y ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i WSSKm PRESIDENT DIAZ OF MEXICO St Louis Chicago New and Washington and the Pacific York coast A train of three magnificent cars ordered a month ago from the Pullman Co has reached this city and another will follow shortly The vice president will assume the duties of shief executive during President Diazs ibsence Building Cars for Use in Africa Bloomsbubg Pa Jan 31 The ¬ including Eloomsburg Car Manufacturing Co of this city has been awarded the contract to build 100 gondola cars by the Orange Free State Railway Co of South Africa They will also build for the same company 15 passenger cars similar to an American passenger coach excepting a little smaller These will be the first cars of this description built in America for use in Africa ¬ Jan Victoria The steamer Warrimoo has arrived from Austra- lia and Hawaii She brought but 18 miners from Australia on their way to the Klondike The Warrimoo brought from Honolulu the news of the wreck of the steamer Kala with a cargo of sugar She ran on a reef The steamer and cargo are a total loss The loss on the steamer was 825000 fully in ¬ sured 13 Steamer Kala Wrecked C 31 ¬ ¬ Earthquake in Mexico Oaxaca Jan 31 The earthquake shock t which have been felt on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec during- the last few days have caused damage in the coast towns of this state It is be- ¬ lieved no lives were lost - UNITED STATES CRUISER COLUMBIA also resolved on the motion of state Mr McDougal that the associations WAR IN CUBA Campbell told Otis that Boyce had deems it of the most importance that a proper exhibit of the manufacturers Slay Be Ended By Treaty Important New3 written a telegram to McKinley to be From a High Source signed by Otis telling the president of the United States be displayed at Washington Jan 29- - Tie cablegram that he Otis had concluded to vote for the Paris exposition in 1900 and that from Madrid Friday morning Hanna This was to get Otis on reccongress make suitable appropriation claiming to be inspired by the Spanish ord The telegram written by Boyce for the same The bill recently prepared by Acting government indicating the agreement was counterfeited by Bliss who signed Commissioner of Patents Greeley and between Spain and the United States Otis name and later Campbell gave a to what amounts to a joint protecto- ¬ spurious telegram to Boyce and kept now before congress was endorsed The convention voted to hold its rate over Cuba is not denied by the the one in Boyces handwriting next meeting in Cincinnati A motion highest authority on such subjects By way of introduction Boyce showThe ed Otis a letter from Col Fred Grant to change the date of the annual meet- ¬ in the state department announces in effect of New York complimenting him on ing to the middle of February was re- ¬ dispatch Woodford Minister has an article in the Commercial Review that ferred to the executive committee as successfully terminated delicate ne- ¬ Campbell told Otis that Boyce was to was all unfinished business Rudolph Dolge who was engaged as special gotiations with the Castillian premier pay 1750 more in Columbus on Mon commissioner by the manufacturers by which in return for commercial day before the senatorial election and association to make investigation of concessions in Cuba fully equal to the balance of the 10000 after his vote the warehouse system in Venezuela those enjoyed by Spain herself the had been cast for Hanna The witness reported that the system was a suc- United States undertakes to guarantee was not present when the alleged deal the maintenance of peace in the island was made cess thereby promoting the investment of Attorney Thomas C Campbell next The third annual banquet of the asAmerican capital there and advancing testified There was nothing in his sociation took place at the Waldorf the material and social prosperity of testimony to even indicate that SenAstoria hotel It was one of the larg- ¬ ator Hanna Maj Dick or Maj Rath est and most elaborate affairs of the Cuba bone had any connection with Gen kind ever given in this city One Ajjed Attorney Drops Dead it is thousand guests were seated at the Tacoma Wash Jan 29 Hon El Boyce through whom were claimed the alleged negotiations conducted tables when President McKinley with wood Evans the oldest practicing law- ¬ the committee of 3G marched into the yer in this state dropped dead from In fact Attorney Campbell who came hall the band playing Hail to the heart disease on the street at noon Fri ¬ all the way from New York to testify Chief day He was 70 jeais of age and came took occasion to say he did not believe The wildest enthusiasm prevailed to the Puget Sound from Philadelphia Senator Hanna was interested in or when President McKinley was in tro in 1S51 as a deputy collector of cus- ¬ knew Boyce Moreover Boyce himduced Men stood in their seats wom-¬ toms In 1SG2 he was secretary of the self had declared to Campbell that en in the boxes waved their handker- ¬ territor and during 1SG5 G was acting he did dot know Mr Hanna and chiefs and the uproar drowned the governor during the absence of Govs that if his personal wishes were consulted he would prefer to see him de speakers voice The cheering and Pickering and Cole feated Campbell produced a roll oi clapping of hands were redoubled when bills in denominations of 100 and 50 a toast was drank to the presi ient Inhaled Charcoal Fnmes President McKinley spoke slowly Milwaukee Wis Jan 29 Friday aggregating Sl750 which he claimed and was plainly heard in every portion evening Michael Gelhaus and Aloise Boyce had paid him during the negoof the hall His reference to the cold Metter painters died at their homes tiations Campbell said if Boyce re day in Cincinnati January 22 1S95 from inhaling the fumes of charcoal turned to Hamilton county he would was received with laughter which which was burned to dry shellac Sev- be glad to return the money otherbroadened into a perfect roar when he eral other employes of the brewery in wise he would use part of it in pushing spoke of the extension of business in ¬ which the men worked are sick from a suit for damages against a Colunv bus paper stead of notes the same cause and may die other associations same subject considering- - the It was Boyce to meet him in Columbus the net day to close the deal That was¬ the last time Otis saw Boyce He supposed Bo3rce had been apprised of his dangerous position and had left the t -- -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the appropriation bills are out of the way the new rules will be brought in and after that the contested elections cases and the bankruptcy bill will be brought forward Washington Jan 31 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson has authorized the issue in pamphlet form of a preliminary report upon the soils of the principal tobacco districts of the United States prepared by Milton Whitney chief of the division of soils A study of these soils was begun when the tobacco exhibit was being prepared for the Columbian exposition at Chicago and since that time quite a number of typical tobacco soils have been examined in the laboratory connected with the agricultural department The present publication which is copiously illustrated is a preliminary report of the work that has been going on The main points of in quiry which now reach the department are in regard to the kind of tobacco which should be grown in certain specified localities and the method of cur ing the product Replying to these questions the report says climate and soil conditions should determine the kind of tobacco raised ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ olution is reported back from the ways and means committee which may be Monday the rules committee will bring in a special order for its The time allowed consideration for debate is likely to be brief as the leaders do not believe there is any necessity for protracted debate and moreover a long discussion would measurely decrease the very purpose they have in view namely a prompt and decisive negative reply to the senates declaration The remainder of the week will be devoted to appropriation bills The District of Columbia is still under discus- ¬ sion and the fortifications bill is on the calendar The house leaders in ¬ tend to give appropriation bills the right of way in order to make an early adjournment possible The moment it will be decisive As soon as the res- ¬ CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO LOUISVILLE KY - CAL NEW YORK NY A perfect type of the highest order of excellence V TRADE MARK t i waitetteiiGos Breakfast 1 ¬ ABSOLUTELY PURE I Delicious ¬ Nutritious COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT A CUP Be sure you get the genuine article made at Dorchester Mass by t X ¬ ¬ WALTER BAKER ESTABLISHED 1780 0 CO Ltd a Chris Merry the peddler recently convicted of beating and choking- to death his wife Pauline Merry was sentenced in Judge Hor tons court Siturday to be hanged February 18 This date is just three months after the murder was com- ¬ mitted and is barely outside the time limit allowed by statute to condemned 31 - Chicago Jan Chris Merry Sentenced to Hang- murderers kerosene oil exploded in the boiler house of the Beeneville cement mill at Rosendale eight miles north of Allen town eaily Thursday setting- fire to the mill and storage house Both were totally destroyed together with 4000 bags and 600 barrels of cement and S00 tons of coal The loss is estimated at - Allentowx Pa Jan Kerosene Oil Explosion 28 A can of Historic Structure house in this city is being torn down This building is 90 years old In 1840 5100000 juiirht Rr Adm Daniel Lawrence Braine United States navy retired died in Brooklyn Sunday 31 New York Jan Br Adxn Braine Dead fully insured Madrid Jan 28 The public prose- ¬ cutor dem nds a sentence upon Lieut GenWeyler of two months imprisonment ¬ Demands iVeyler Sentence The work ¬ Friday granted a respite to cover the time necessary for the return from the east of certain documents bearing oe two men confined in it Pomp and Topi the sanity of Train Wrecker Worden Jones charged with murdering Polly who was sentenced to be hanged Feb Brown were taken out and hanged in ruary 11 the town limits A sister of the mur ¬ for Chinese Kail ways dered woman on her death bed con- ¬ New York Jan 29 Ten locomotives fessed that she killed her sister as both were in love with the same man and 15000 steel rails were started on All Negroes vow that the ghosts of their way to China by the steamer St Tom and Pomp Jones could be seen Andrews Friday The locomotives arc thenj Eight my nigh Parton Hill of this city of the mogul patternrailway of Tonk near are for tle Chinese have taken a contract to build anev Ku tvorkhouse for 13000 29 ¬ Lancaster Ky Jan Train Wrecker AYorden Respited San Fhancisco Jan 28 Gov Budd Mrs Lano in a Serious Condition Washington Jan 31 Mrs Lucille Blackburn Lane daughter of Blackburn of Kentucky and wife of Mr Thomas Lane who accidentally shot herself with a small revolver two weeks ago is again in a serious condi tion after a period of improvement and her relatives and physicians are apprehensive lest the wound with new complications which have set in may result fatally An abcess indi rectly traceable to the wound has formed near where she was shot and Sunday and Sunday night it caused her intense suffering ex-Senat- I8S9 FOR 14 GENTS i pir l PtV vVJZ 7 o or Wewiah to gainloOOOO now ol ¬ 1 S Jnmbo Giant Onion ns CO iTrfvj cuB- - oi tvaSL8n 10c 30c wucuniDer S5lSsJSSSe SS818- ix Brilliant tr for 14 eenti lfo ¬ eertiouoncextr7 aBhlCatlnoriV-K- 8KID Wo ivite your trade and Bakers 30HX SALZSR Li CBfisv LV i nssKSaa ESjgjgJH THE BOTJUBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY was to clear the trumps and I led the knave Down came the queen upon it and the game was equal He led the eight of spades and I could only s card my ace of diamonds Then came the seven of spades and the hair fairly stood straight up on my head We each threw down a king at the finale He had won two points and my beautiful hand had been mastered by his inferior one I could have rolled on the ground as I thought of it They used to play very good ecarte at Watiers in the year 10 I say it I Brigadier Gerard The last game was now for all This next hand must settle it one way or the other He undid his sash and I put away my sword belt He was cool this Englishman and I tried to be also but the perspiration would trickle into my eyes The deal lay with him and I may confess to you my friends that my hand shook so that I could hardly pick my cards from the rock But when I raised them what was the first thing that my eyes rested upon It was the king the king the glorious king of trumps My mouth was open to de- ¬ clare it when the words were frozen to my lips by the appearance of my com- ¬ THE ETIQUETTE 1 1898 Jd OF SOUPS Important Points fUr the Carefml v When the question of the greatest nu¬ me trition at the smallest physical cost Oh 1 wasnt thinking of that I comes up for consideration it is just was fixing to ask you to lend me anoth ¬ here that the soup subject claims at¬ er ten Harlem Life tention its range of merits embracing all the possibilities between a mild An Effete Monarchy My mind to me a kingdom Is stimulant merely and a very con- ¬ And very badly governed too densed form of nourishment Soup is Its overtaxed to make display your table diplomat It can excite the By far beyond its modest due Chicago Journal appetite for good things to come or by quite satisfying all inward ci avings PIECE OF RESISTANCES make diners indifferent as to what foll-- Hoasckeepcr What He Wanted It Wasnt Necessary I tell you Parker money is scarce I suppose said the village deacon Dont be scared Im not going to to the minister that your constant dun you for that ten dollars you owe prayer is that you may ever be poor and -- s humble Not exactly replied the minister pray that I may remain humble but I my congregation attends to the other part of it Chicago Daily News 9 Impatient Husbapd tired of holding his chin up Its takingyou an awfully long time to fix this necktie Laura Ah Noi ows- COPYRIGHTED CHAPTER V Finally he began to speak of what the English call sport and he told such stories of the money which he had lost over which of two cocks could kill the other or which of two men could strike the other the most in a fight for a prize that I was filled- with astonishment He was ready to bet upon anjr thing in the most wonderful manner and when I chanced to see a shooting star he was anxious to bet that he would see more than me twenty five francs a star and it was only when I explained that my purse was in the hands of the brigands that he would give over the idea Well we chatted away in this very amiable fashion until the day began to break when suddenly we heard a great volley of musketry from somewhere in the front of us It was very rocky and broken ground and I thought al though I could see nothing that a general engagement had broken out The JUart laughed at my idea however and 43xplained that the sound came from 4he English camp where every man - ¬ ¬ k- - His answer was a cut at my head I parried and shore off half of his white plume He thrust at my breast I turned his point and cut away the other half of his cockade Curse your monkey tricks he cried as I wheeled my horse away from him Why should you strike at me said I You see that I will not strike back But Thats all very well said he got to come along with me to the youve camp I shall never see the camp said I Ill lay you nine to four you do he cried as he made at me sword in hand But those words of his put something new into my head Could we not de- ¬ cide the matter in some better way than by fighting The Bart was placing me in such a position that I should have to hurt him or he would certainly hurt me I avoided his rush though his sword point was within an inch of my neck I have a proposal I cried We shall throw dice as to which is the pris- ¬ oner of the other He smiled at this It appealed to his love of sport Where are your dice he cried I have none Nor I but I have cards Cards let it be said I And the game I leave it to jrou rade He held his cards in his hand but his jaw had fallen and his eyes were staring over my shoulder with MY BEAUTIFUL HAND HAD BEEN MAS- TERED -- for I do not suppose that there were three men in France who were my mas- ¬ ters at the game I told the Bart as much as we dismounted He smiled also as he listened I was counted the best player at With even luck Watiers said he you deserve to get off if you beat me SUDDENLY WE HEAED A GREAT VOLLEY So we tethered our two horses and OF MUSKETRY sat down one on either side of the great flat rock The Bart took a pack emptied his piece each morning so as of cards out of his tunic and I had only to make sure of having a dry priming to see him shuffle them to convince me In another mile we shall be up with that I had no novice to deal with We the outposts said he cut and the deal fell to him I glanced around at this and I per- ¬ My faith it was a stake worth playing ceived that we had trotted along at so for He wished to add a hundred gold good a pace during the time that we were keeping up our pleasant chat that the dragoon with the lame horse was altogether out of sight I looked on everj- side but in the whole of that vast rocky valley there was no one save only the Bart and I both of us armed you understand and both of us well mounted I began to ask myself wnern eraiterau iT was quite neces--sar- v that I should ride that mile which would bring me to the British out-¬ posts Now I wish to be very clear with you on tins point my friends for I would not have you think that I was acting dishonorably or ungratefully to the man who had helped me away from the brigands You must remember that of all duties the strongest is that which a commanding officer owes to his men You must also bear in mind that war is I HATE A PROPOSAL I CRIED a game which is played under fixed rules and when these rules are broken pieces a game but what was money one must at once claim the forfeit Tf when the fate of Col Etienne Gerard for example I had given a parole then hung upon the cards I felt as though I should have been an infamous wretch all those who had reason to be inter- ¬ had I dreamed of escaping But no ested in the game my mother n parole had been asked of me Out of hussars the Sixth corps darmee Ney overconfidence and the chance of the Messena even the emperor himself lame horse dropping behind the Bart were forming a ring around us in that had permitted me to get upon equal desolate valley Heavens what a blow terms with him Had it been I who to one and all of them should the cards had taken him I should have used him go against me But I was confident as courteously as he had me but at the for my ecarte play was as famous as same time I should have respected his my swordsmanship and save old enterprise so far as to have deprived Bouvet of the hussars who won seveout of one hundred and fifty him of his sword and seen that I had nty-six at least one guard besides myself I games off me I have always had the reined up my horse and explained this best of a series to him asking him at the same whether CHAPTER VI he saw any breach of honor in my leav ¬ The first game I won right off though ing him must confess that the cards were He thought about it and several I times repeated that which the English with me and that my adversary could have done no more In the second I say when they mean MonDieu You never played better and saved a trick by a finesse but the Bart voled me once marked the king and ran out in the second hand My faith we were so excited that he laid his helmet down beside him and I my busby Ill lay my roan mare against your black horse said he Done said I Saddle bridle and stirrups he cried Done I shouted I had caught this spirit of sport from him I would have laid my hussars against his dragoons had they been ours to pledge And then began the game of games Oh he played this Englishman he played in a way that was worthy of WAS DETERMINED NOT TO HURT THIS such a stake I But I my friends I was YOUNG MAN superb Of the five which I had to make to win I gained three on the first would give me the slip would you hand The Bart bit his mustache and drummed his hands while I already felt said he you can give no reason against it myself at the head of my dear little uns- ¬ If The only reason that I can think eals On the second I turned the king of said the Bart is that I should in ¬ but lost two tricks and my score was stantly cut your head off if you should four to his two When I saw my next attempt it hand I could not but give a cry of de- ¬ Two can play at that game my dear light If I cannot gain my freedom on this thought I I deserve to remain for- ¬ Bart said I see who can play it ever in chains Then well Give me the the cards landlord and best he cried pulling out his sword had drawn mine also but I was I will lay them on the table for you I quite determined not to hurt this ad ¬ Here was my hand knave and ace of mirable young man who had been my clubs queen and knave of diamonds and king of hearts Clubs are trumps benefactor You say that I mark you and I had but one point be- ¬ Consider said I am your prisoner I might with equal tween me and freedom As you may reason say that you are mine We are think I declined his proposal He alone here and though I have no doubt knew that it was the crisis and he un¬ that you are an excellent swordsman did his tunic I threw my dolman on jrou would hardly hope to hold your ground He led the ten of spades I fOwn against the bestblade in the six took it with my ace of trumps One point in my favor The correct play light cavalry brigades -- I could not help smiling as I agreed Ecarte then the best of three the most dreadful expression of con sternation and surprise I whisked round and I myself was amazed at what I saw Three men were standing quite close to us fifteen meters at the farthest The middle one was of a good heightj and yet not too tall about the same height in fact that I am myself He was clad in a dark uniform with a small cocked hat and some sort of white plume upon the side But I had little thought for his dress It ws his face his gaunt cheeks his beak of a nose bis masterful blue eves his thin firm slit of a mouth which made one feel that this was a wondorful man a man of a million His brows were tied into a knot and he cast such a glance at my poor Bartfrom under them that one by one the cards came fluttering down from his nerveless fingers Of the two other men one who had a face as brown and as hard as though it had been carved out of old oak wore a bright red coat while the other a fine portly man with bushy side whiskers was in a blue jacket with gold facings Some little distance behind three orderlies - appreciation No matter what delight ful surprises are in reserve they will bring you no glory the praise accord- ¬ ed you will be perfunctory EFen at dinner however there will be oppor- ¬ tunities for serving your best soups but keep the secret to yourself ft will be when the dinner itself is slim or faulty Nevr if you value your character as a housekeeper allow a greasy soup to appearfbn your table The regular soup gigester has a faucet near tlie bottom where the clear soup without any fat may be drawn oft But the vessel universally used is a large gran ite or porcelain lined pot or kettle and with these the grease must be different- ¬ ly managed The best way is to strain the soup and let it stand over night when all the fat may be lifted in a hardened cake from the top But if stockis required for use the day it is made the required quantity must be taken out chilled and skimmed In an emergency when there is no time for cooling take out twice the quantity needed and skim and skim and skim till no more fat is to be seen then draw plotting or wrapping paper over the surface to take up the last chance partijles left Ella Morris Kretschmar in Womans Ilome Companion ¬ 1 Never make the mistake dear house- ¬ keeper of serving either to your family or guests a nourishing soup when you have a good dinner If you do be sure that all that follows will fall short of Patient Wife You never used lo cijln plain about the length of time it took me to smooth out your neckties before we were married George Chicago Tri-Dune Two Bold Deceivers Mrs Newed I want to confess some¬ thing to you dearest I deceived grou about my age it is more than I told you Mr Newed Then I may as well re- ¬ ciprocate darling I deceived you my income it is less than Itold about you Tit Bits r They say poor Roamers wife fairly drives him to drink That must have been what Soakei meant when he told me there were too few such women as Mrs Eoamer Chicago Journal A Model Wife Harlem Life A Toast Heres hoping every breeze that blows ¬ Across the world so sunny Will blow a bee toward a rose Whose heart is sweet with honey Chicago Times Herald Why did you ever come to this frozen country asked one shivering traveler of another in the Chilkat pass My creditors made it too hot for me in New York said the other through his chattering teeth Brooklyn Life Ttfo Extremes Tlie Usual Result How is your club for the inter- ¬ change and development of ideas get-¬ ting along Well so far it has developed the idea in each member that he is theonly man who has any ideas Indianapolis could live on that His Affianced Why yes George 1 can get alpng on that But whatll you Chicago Tribune live on Willing to Try Kapturous Youth Darling my sal- ¬ ary is 20 a week Do you think you Journal Rapid Progress the Term Parachute Deys habbin er greddeal o talk bout dishere norf pole remarked Miss Miami Brown in an effort to make con versation at a parlor social Deed dey is replied Mr Erastus Pinkley IVwonduhs what keeps folks gom up dar ¬ FOGGY BOTTOM PHILOLOGY A Unique int Logical Definition of Jeweler You can haye this ring for getting along Borrowe PamouslyTri wet famous two dollars if you do not object to I am 2000 more in debt than Iwa wearing anything gold filled Eosie OGrady loftily I guess I can last year and have less to show for it stand it two of my teeth are gold filled Louisville Courier Journal 1 Fitting Trivvet Hello Borrowe how are you Brooklyn Eagle Why dont you fill that tire said she Its looks did quite disgust her It Is against the law said he To Cycling Gazette flll-a-bus- ter Illegal What do you do when you get drowsy in the office I never get drowsy in the office I get drowsy in the evenings when my Chicago Record wife reads to me The Usual Time Seems like folks ain pleased i er stay Oh dey likes ter keep movelin along in no one place onless deys behin in de rent an den dey hois on like grim def foh de sake o de game Nope Dey doesnt go froo all dat trabble jes foh de piaisure o goin huntin was the positive reply Scuse me Mistuh Pinkley but dey does I reckon a good many goes up dar wereholdingas many horses wjbilean Kow-- kin yem tell escort oflancers weref- wai6irigunthe4 ra -lL IC iSJBL uj de jcews Tri rear I ain hyuhd onobodygoin2daij r V- K L Heh Crawford what the devils this asked the thin man D you hear sir cried the man with Lord Wellington wants the red coat to know what this means My poor Bart broke into an account of all that had occurred but that rock face never softened for an instant Pretty fine pon my word Gen Crawford he broke in The discipline of this force must be main ¬ tained sir Report yourself at head- ¬ quarters as a prisoner It was dreadful o me to see the Bart mount his hprse and ride oft with hang ¬ ing head I could not endure it I threw mTself before this English gen-¬ eral I pleaded with him for my friend I told him how I Col Gerard would witness what a dashing young -- huntin anyfing ceptin trouble an ice water Which shows dat while you may hab pr gret gif o conversationality when It comes right down ter perusin you ain multiplicacious Mr Pinkley looked at her admiring ¬ ly for a moment and then exclaimed so Do i ¬ De way I knows deys srone nun tin is case one gemman aat went in a balloon took along a para ¬ Yas suh it chute dunno I reckon dats sumpin what I You doesn reconize Deed tisn de language dats all Lemirc splain to yer A pair o anyfing is two of em aint it Sho nuff You know what a shoot is- doesn - sAQfiSg Before and After- - WW fh yer 9 THE BUSINESS MANS HOPEFUL PIJOSPECT POE THE PRESENT YEAS Bending low his knightly head h Eex All men believe in luck till breathed a vow theyve made theirpile He will break it she faltered aside Bess And what do they believe in 5vv i -- w Sho Well caint be nuffin else dan a double barled shotgun Washington Star chute puttin em tergevvuh apara Breath ina REMOVE THE PRISONER TO THE REAR officer he was Ah my eloquence might have melted the hardest heart I brought tears to my own eyes but none to his My voice broke and I could say no more What weight do you put on your mules sir in the French service he asked Yes that was all this phlegmatic Englishman had to answer to these burning words of mine That was his reply to what would have made a Frenchman weep upon my shoulder What weight on a muie asked the man with the red coat Two hundred and ten pounds said I Then you load them deucedly bad- ¬ ly said Lord Wellington Remove the prisoner to the rear His lancers closed in upon me and I I was driven mad as I thought that the game had been in my hands and I ought at that moment to be a free man I held the cards up in front of the general See my lord I cried I played for my freedom and I won for as you pecceive I hold the king For the first time a slight smile soft ened his gaunt face On the contrary said he as he mounted his horse it was I who won for as you perceive my king holds you Brooklyn Life Naval KnKrageineut pointed and wrathful public Carrie He I dont suppose you ever saw a E Garrett in Womans Home Com- ¬ naval engagement panion She Oh 3res 1 have mj sister was engaged to be married to a lieutenant in Ourselves and Others Pleasant thoughts and feelings of the navy once Yonkers Statesman every kind that come to us are far too Handicapped often buried in the oblivion of silence is versatility What The seed which if planted inthe hearts Versatility is having so many talents and lives of those around us would that 3ou cant get time to make a liv- ¬ bring forth rich harvests of happiness ing1 vth any f them Chicago Rec- ¬ Such im ¬ ord is carelessly thrown awa pressions should be regarded as a kind Instruction of trust for all those who can partici ¬ Johouy And does the gas meter pate in them If we have any bright thought any hopeful outlook any joy ¬ meagre the quantity of gas you use Papa No my son ful experience any loving emotion let have o pay for Puck the quantity you THE END us hasten to share and diffuse it If Clear Case any ray of sunshine has pei jtrated our Corroborative Testimony Justice You are accused of resisting hearts or lives let us gladT shed it on Vihitur lat say hes- descended from a police officer fytheru 4 tTiA DartTrrrnv- - n leisure some of the great eM houses in Ireland V Toots Then I plead miiltv irisan ti AJike hishait So hx eficl many a T xr nr v ii i u toiine on h laddecl Tii liits thefrugged path of genius if the native powers of children were not so lovinglj and unwisely magnified in the little world of home The most unreliable of all critics are ones relatives and friends who are too partisan to judge of ones work fairly and too kind to point out flaws even if they see them In such matters it may be said that the childs enemies are those of his own household Some parents would urge their tender offspring to expect eternal fame in the art of sculpture on no bet- ¬ ter ground than because he could fash- ¬ ion a snow drift into the semblance of a man These kindlj critics often too mistake the childs mere taste for music literature etc for creative pow- ¬ er in these branches of art A sufficient- ¬ ly hard lesson for the young enthusiast lo learn is the enormous difference be ¬ tween the creative and appreciative faculties Victory awaits the true child of genius but woe to the pretender Better to administer early to the mis ¬ A Clever Childs Enemies We should not hear so much about after that Y Journal Strapping Fellow A Division Biedad I thought you said your son Well Pat did your father leave 3ou Why he is not was a strapping fellow anything in his will five feet tall Yes sir he left me part of the house Wiggins No but he teaches a coun and me brother has divided it He has Y Truth trjr school N kept the inside and I have the outsidp Out of Sigrht The Rival Cholly I say old boy Ive just had How He Managed It my mustache shaved oil How do I A Rex Themselves Town Topics and shivered Por his breath was very strong N look Algy Simply Courier Journal smooth Louisville Reprehensible Tautolosry Twynn Ricketts is the most tauto- ¬ logical chap 1 ever hear speak Triplett What is his latest offense Twynn He spoke of the deadly cigar- ¬ ette Louisville Courier Journal Mabel Theres that Jones girl Dont you bow to her Maud 1 never even look at her what an atrocious gown shes wearing Ill take a day off Remarked the office lad And he staigrhtway tore another lef From the boss calendar pad -- N Y Worl I think THE MODERN CASABlAACA Consistent irvmrnxj The boy stood on the buring deck As straight as noble Festus He said Im not a bit afraid My suits made of asbestos London Idler rather than leave that office to a disap taken little prigtiie salutary snub ¬ Chicago Record Wife taught your baby boy to eat onions It keeps people from kissing him Personal Property dear that you have five new wrinkles In yourfaee Husband Well what of it Theyre I notice Why have you DodKing Germ all mine aayhow Judge - -- -- v- - Yi - A- i irv asked the kind old gentleman No answered the boy Xhe pain A is me Tit Bits Locating the Trouble Are iou in pain my little man r- - - -- - if wjTt 4 Reyal THE J30TJRBON NTEWf TtJESDAY NUPTIAL KNOTS FEBRUARY LM 11898 Co Baes the food pure wholesome and delicious Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of Tho Marriage Vows It is rumored that a well known L N man of Paris is soon to be married to I r - 4 S i j i r TwsBBBHIB IP I 1 I j it l I i 1 t t a lady in a neighboring city Robt Wood and Miss Nancy Eliza- ¬ beth Claypole were married Friday by Chtek at the residence of Dr Rev R T Wood James Johnson and Miss Leila May Curtis both of Millersburg eloped to this city Friday night and were mar ried at the home of County Clerk Ed Paton by Rev F J Cheek The engagement of Miss Harriet Bain Absolutely Pure bridge Richardson who figured in the controversy over tha honor of christei -ingof the battleship Kentucky to Mr James Tandy Ellis the well known NEW YORK ROYAL CAKING POWDER CO Kentucky poet has been annouueec The wedding will occur in June The friends of Prof Edwin Boone BOURBON NEWS the hypnotist will be agreeably surpris- ¬ ed to learn that he has been married for Seventeenth Year Established 1881 several months to Miss Lucia Shaper who is quite a handsome young lady Published every Tuesday and Friday by They are now in Colorado but will WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners come to Parie in the Spring for a visit to BBUnE MILLER M Prof Boones parents Make all Checks Money Orders etc The marriage of Miss Madie daughte Payable to the order of Champ MHjIiKK of Mr and Mrs John R Cooper of Covington to Mr Clarence De Foe Wilsop AD VER7 IMNU RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser of Rochester N Y was beautifully rates each tion halfor reading Insertion thereafter pei solemnized Thursday afternoon at the notices ten cents Locals tlne eacn insertion Locals in black type First Baptist Church Covington Rev twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when C G Jones officiating The usher s running at line rates of Paris Obituar38 cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ Messrs Matthew Turney dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Ky Arthur Hubbard of Covington like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise Will E Vawter of Rochester N Y ments and vearlv fnrds and Tom Hobbs of Covington preceded Please Mr President lets dont the bride who entered with her maid of bave any war over Cuba or anything honor Miss Florence Greer of Newport The brides costume was of else One pension list is more than News white silk moll over Ducbesse satin sufficient She with lace and ribbon garniture charges of bribery and corrup- ¬ wore a tulle veil and carried a huge The tion growing out of the Ohio senatorial bouquet of brides roses Miss Greer election have increased the sentiment was becomingly gowned in pink organ ¬ in Congress in favor of Mr Corliss bill dy over pink satin with profuse adorn- ¬ to provide for the election of Senators ment of ruffles and narrow satin by the popular vote The bill it is be- ¬ Kribbons She carried pink roses The pass in the House groom with best man his uncle Mr lieved would easily Mo John F Houx of Marshall SCINTILLATIONS awaited the bride at the altar Mr and An Interesting Jumble Of News And Mrs Wilson departed Thursday night Comment for their future home 50 Fulton aeeuue The cantata of Esther will be produced Rochester N Y whnre a handsomely by Carlisle amateurs this month them furnished residence awaits Dwyer of Nicholasville leaves Many exquisite gifts received expressed Tim to day for Klondike in company with the kind wishes of a host of friends some Winchester friends Four hundred indictments werj re- ¬ Communicated J turned by the grand jury at Louisville A Card From Mr Kenuedy against slot machine operators The editor of the Republican lie ftobt Lee Browning a leading dry porter sir was pleased to send me a goods merchant of Maysville commit ed copy or same tne past weeK containing praise of the defunct Fiscal Court and suicide yesterday by shootingv himself alspadvice to Bouibons new court During the past three years Miss TJte I was astonished at the Reporters au Welsh of Cynthiana has found over dacity and presumption for the work seven hundred four five and six leaf done by the retired court and the quality and the expenditures speak for covers themselves The gold reserve has rdached 163970 The toe of the voters boots was the 000 and the Government is no longer judgment of an observant public The encouraging the deposit of the yellow people have tpoken and will act Common sense is to rin the Countys jnetal business now A court which regards public proper- ¬ Mrs Thos Lane Lucile Blackburn ty as private plunder should be silent is thought to be dying at Washington Respectfully from an accidental bullet wound re J B Kennedy ceived several weeks ago Gen Gentry of Fayette contem- ¬ It was proposed last week to christen plates raising a large number of rabbits the Kentucky with pure water from a to be turned loose in neighboring spring on the Lincoln homestead Counties to furnish sport for hunters Shades of departed statesman what are Favorable reports have been made to we coming to the House on the bill to allow L L Johnson of Scott County Kentucky The Merry Mardi Gras 30000 for supplies taken during the Mardi Gras festivities of the most war Two Christian Scientists who allow elaborate character this year at New The Royal ed members of their families to die with- - Orleans and at Mobile Vesti Crescent but medical attention have been arrett Road is the Queen to New trains ed at Kokomo Ind on the charge of buled hours Cincinnati through Orleans Excellent in 24 service manslaughter Only line running running Cafe Parlor Mis3 Halhe Ermine Rives a Ken ¬ and Observation car3 One fare round tucky girl who wrote Smoking Flax trip for the occasion from all points on has fretted herself ill over adverse com- ¬ Crescent W C Rinear- ¬ the Queen ment by Northern critics on her novel son G P A Cincinnati She is a cousin of the author of The c Quick or The Dead New crop currents raisins citron At Frankfort Friday Judge Cantrill peaches prunes apricots hominy oat disbarred ex Attorney General Jack meal rolled oats sHendrick from further practice as atto Newton Mitchell tt ney in this state It is alleged that Mj flendrick is wrongfully witholding The Northwestern is carrying nearly 1300 in railroad taxes which he collect- ¬ 1000000 insurance n the lives of ed for the state Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ zens Call on R P Dow Jr for Land and a Living Wasting in Children can be overcome in almost all cases by the use of Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and the Hypophos phites of Lime and Soda while it is a scientific fact that cod liver oil is the most digestible oil in ex¬ istence in Yesterdays Temperature of this city 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 3 5 noted yesterday by A a m a m The following is the temperature as J Winters r HAVE YOU DECIDED TO BUY A J 4 FJ a m a m m P- - m p m am 30 30 26 26 26 27 p m 7p m The L XJhas B 4pm 26 25 2o 23 20 ¬ Ns Generosity POWDER General Freight Agent has notified Mr F B Carr L N agent at this cjty that the Louis- ¬ ville Nashville will transport free of charge to either Mobile or Nev Orleans it is not only palatable but it is all douations of food clothing or other already digested and made ready necessary supplies intended for the ie for immediate absorption by the lifcf of the suffering people of Cuba ompton EMULSION SCOTTS K i TIE system the hypophosphites which It is also combined with The eemi annual civil service exami ¬ titYim supply a food not only for nations will be held in Kentucky on the the tissues of the body but fallowing dates Louisville April 20 for the bones and nerves and 21 Winchester April 22 The ex- and will build up the child Qitions are for nearly all places in fc A NEW CARPET THIS SPRING does not supply nMnTT r4 wopuujjuowyiwj jpuuind is nourishment fjww ¬ ¬ Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion See that the man and fish are on the jrrapper All druggists 50c and zoo BOWNE Chemists New York SCOTT uwuer can store Key have same by calling at The News office and paying for this advertisement STOCK AND TURF NEWb ¬ Siles and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ctc Turf Notes JVC Hays Of Woodford sold 11700 pounds of tobacco in Lonisyille at thir ¬ teen cents T H Griffin formerly of f this city now of Denver expects to tae a stable of trotters to Austria and rirce them some time in the future The South Elkhorn Stock Farm at Frankfort has sold Nonal 209 by Electioneer to J C Linnermau of Lima O for a large price1 Col Pep ¬ per bought Korval for 15000i4ae years - We are just as thankful for a small package as a large one Each will re ceiye tne same thorough aud careful at- ¬ tention If we iret the former it will in Are equal if not superior to any shown in Kentucky timo grow to the latter by the satisfac ¬ selection now and get choice of a beautiful assortment tion you will derive in wearing our laundered work You will find the line of Bourbon Steam Laundry CARPETS 1898 WALL Make fyour Armours sliced star bacon at McDer mott Spears de- - Try our Bromangdon the most licious dessert jelly ever produced PAPERS Match the carpets beautifully and I can show you the best made in price quality beauty and workmanship Special prices on contract Wrnjnts Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ work Persons anticipating having any papering done will do well to tion sick headaches 2Sc at druggists get my prices before the busy season commences A McDermott Spears ago Shattered Nervous System FINALLY HEART TROUBLE Hon W H McMillan has placed in Doug Thomas hands to be trained and Restored to Health by Dr Miles Nervine campaigned the gelding Natprime race record of 228 He is by Nut breaker 224 aud is much fas tr than his record It is said Nutpriuce can go in 210 The farmers of Bourbon are pleased with the outlook for wheat this year and think if no dry freeze occurs the crop should furnish a gei erous yield The average is somewhat larger than last year A week of snow just now would be of great benefit to the crop Doug Thomas has purchasedof Labe Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands n JTHINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embapning scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE RiddellofnVlfrSterliugashinterest in the fast four-year-o- ld -- ¬ Straight Ticket Wilkes 218 dam Bedford drove him tliree year old in trak gelding He is by Barou by Pretender Ed a mile last fall as a 210 over Dongs GROCERY EDWARD HARDY tho jolly man ager of Sheppard Cos great store at Bracevllle 111 writes I had never been Biok a da In my life until In 1810 I gofcsp bad with nervous prostration that I had to giro up and commence to doctor I tried our local physicians and one in Joliet but none gave mo any relief and I thought I was going to die I became despondent and suffered untold agony I could net cat sleep nor rest and it seemed as if I could Ts daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries not exist At tho end of six months I was etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select stock If reduced to but a shadow of myself and at you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store will last my heart became affected and I was be pleaspd to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be truly miserable I took six or eight bottles of Dr Miles Nervine It gave me relief had trom the start and at last a cure the great EVAPORATED FRUITS est blessing of my life Dr Miles Remedies Apricots Pears Pea hes Prunes Dr are sold by all drug ¬ MHm gists under a positive r French Peas Ch a i r cr w guarantee first bottle prinoa Plidi money re ¬ benefits or 4 funded Book on dis- ¬ Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolleu Gta Hearth eases of the heart and nerves free Address Olives Capers Chow Chow Tababco 6ace jC M J ¬ T Louisville says H Clay of Austerlitz B nrbon county sold a remarkable crop of to cco Wed nesday The crop raised on seven acres of ground was 15605 pounds Mr Clay sold it at a uros average of 13 33 x realizing net Art uso 6i m Tins tnaKes an acreagw of a fraction over 2228 pounds an acre or in dollars 279 33 per acr Does any other Kentucky crop make the farmer as much D jug Thomas will have a candidate for the great M M stake this year in either Bessie Owens trial of 213 or Geo Alex 228 trial of 2ll Bessie Owens is five years old and a sister to tbegood race horse Dentine 213V at four years old Geo Alex is six years old and is also nearly full brother to Dentine They made tbeii heats over the farm track which is conceded to be three seconds slow Geo Alex trotted the last quarter in 31 seconds t Hctd of A NEWT MITCHELL THE POPULAR GROCER I ¬ 3 Nervine Rtore rr DR MIIS MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Baby Mine Every mother i -- L H Landman M Ohio D Paris Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Httel Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni Pure Buckwheat Flour Pure Maple Syrup Mincemeat Nancamp Pork and Beans Nancamp Tomato Catsup Choice Celery Baltimore Oysters feels an n d e scribable dread xy of the pain and T ISGRIG TURKEYS Finest Chocolate Candies N ant upon the H jj danger attend- SDAY FEB 8TH 1898 ¬ returning every second Tuesday in each month VK most critical pe- ¬ riod of her life a mother should be a source of joy to all but the County and has Becoming justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon Mixed and Stick Candies Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts Optician La n d m a r has been visiting this London Layer Raisins city regularly for over Loose Muscatel Raisins Seedless Raisins five years and has ad ¬ Citron Figs Dates ¬ particulars 26oc 8t Are besPaud cheapest in the New South Easy terms Land 3 to 5 an acre We are offering some choice ladies Good schools and churches No suffering and blizzards No cold waves New illus- ¬ misses and childrens sbes at special danger of the ordeal make trated paper Land and a Living 3 prices Dont fail to take adyantage of its anticipation one of misery months for 10 cents in stamps W C the offer Rinearson G P A Queen fc Crescent Davis Thompson Isgmg Route Cincinnati MOTHERS FRIEND Awarded tfighest Honors Worlds Fair To Care A Cold In One Day dr fering incident to maternity this lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W hour which is dreaded as womans T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris severest trial is not only made Ky painless but all the danger is re- ¬ moved by its use Those who use Your Iilfe Insured Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eves thoroughly and make any change necessary to MaingSt give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian is the remedy which relieves Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C women of the great pain and suf- D Cram of Paris ¬ NEWTON MITCHELL THE GROCER adjoining Northern Bank Paris Ky lc a ray oy bank CREAM HiiliH 4GLY1ASS POWiflt im i 1 MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powcte Free vfcorti Ammonia Alum or any otheriKteraot STAJAB Our insurance is protected aHe paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health iB the best life rnsuranee Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health rney cura jjiver tuaney ana stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment 106 PBB BOTTIJE mt aUDru Store or Hnt y xmU prica costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank In erery 1 ijox which brings lOQXS CftfttaisCftg kMSlMtl iBfORMtfOB of your money back if we fail to cure von I rmrr UUmf to fell VMM vM t Mat aoia oy vr x rooM aruggiii mTWTWV9 ZHITJUMWfr 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 jli Jmunn EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS Buck and Bills Furniture Window Shades Oil Barber Shop Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc DEALER IN GEO W DAVIS Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention is probably patentable Communlca tlons strictly confidential Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest agency for securingpatents Patents taen tnrouen fliunns v Bpecial notice without charge In the A handsomely illustrated weekly lowest rfr elation of any sclentlflo Journal months L Sold by all newsftr Trade Marks Designs Copyrights c For first class work Three first class Special attention given to Undertak- - barbers All work done strtly first claes Next door to Bourbon Bank ing and Repairing Main Street - - - Pams Ky 4nov tf New Laundry Agency rtvt Scientific American Trju4 -- t the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a firat j class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage WorK or ordert Clays drug store will left at Clarke Two good telephones good for dis ¬ receive immediate attention Work tance of 500 miles Will aell cheap called for and delivered promptly Oux b ued in the country Applfr to Respectfully ins WEW8 office far jmrticularg -- I have secured Telephones For Sale -- U6p tf Bruce Holladay iWiiM iiTMfri n t miLliiiruiilihr hbmiI mm MCateJItimS Q V o THE BOURBON NEWS TUMSA THE B0UR8QH NEWS Seventeenth Year Establlhed -- FEBRUARY t J I 1898 5 Society of Children of ihe Involution American MRSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Jack n THE NEWS MAN fined Court Tepica 1881 at the home of Mrs Robert Twenty two children met Saturday C Yesterday in Judge Webbs court Riskand Johu Rice - f flir v T C i At Maggie- Johnson paid 5 for using Revolution The meeting was called to Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets And Should be entirely weather proof at this season It i- false The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies unchaste language and Sam Johnson order at 2 oclock by the President and Elsewhere TJELEPHONE NO 124 was mulcted 5 for a breach of the economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet dry and comforta ¬ the following officers were chosen Mrs Swift Champ has been ill of peace Miss Edna Fithian Recording Secre- ¬ SUBSCRIPTION PRICES We have just arranged a special value sale o Mose Davis an eighty year old terror ble youeant afford it Payable in Advance tary Miss Mary Hearn Lockhart Cor- ¬ lagrippe since Thursday Miss Kate Peebles has returned of Claysville was held over in 200 bond Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes 82 00 Six mouths 100 responding One year and alco Mens and Boys Secretary Miss Mary on the charge of malicious cutting with from Washington C H Ohio news costs you cant kven get a re ¬ Fithian Hutchcraft Registrar Miss Shoes at low down prices Our January invoice levealed that we port FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Mr H C Hutchcraft went to Chi- ¬ intent to kill for trial by the Circuit Sallie Lockhart Treasurer Misses Cjurt Davis quarreled with his wif have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to- your ad van May Jameson and cago Saturday on a business trip Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Lucile Lovely who left home and we it to her daugh- payable to the order of Champ Milder Master Robert Talbott Historians Mr Jake Spears spent Saturday and ters home He followed and tried to tage it you will call immediately Masters Chas Mehagan and Fithian Sunday with relatives in Fankfort carve her with a razor When Officer We remove the rough edges Faries Standard bearers The remain Messrs Sidney B Clay and Sidney Elgin arrived to arreoi Dais the latter Misses D Clay have gone to Perry Oklahoma from collars and cuffs and mould ing charter members are blew out the lamp and attacked the them round and smooth It is a Carrie White Bean Florence Kelly Miss Frances Claybrook of Hutch- ¬ officer with a club Elgin shot four Amanda Yerkes Leslie ison is the guest of Mibs Fannie Mann pleasure to wear our laundered Lockhart Turney times without effect at Davis and Mannen Ethel Burnett Mrs B M Renick has returned finally arrested and jailed him linen Thomas Edna Cecil Talbott Ethel Sam Combs of Clintonville was BOURBON STEAM LAUNDRY Allen Talbott Mary Bedford Lovely from a visit to relatives at Columbia tried in Judge Purnells court for asJSTg Elizabeth Jameson Dorothy L Talbott Tenu Queen olives Fee Son Mr and Mrs Green Keller of Car- ¬ sault and battery and malicious de Gladys Talbott Margaret Keith Ford struction of property He was ac- ¬ ON THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAV JAN 27 28 AND 29 To morrow will be Grocmd Hog Marie Dudley Talbott Josie McCoun lisle were guests at Mr B F Reming ¬ quitted of both charges but was placed Alexander Masters Reuben Hutchcraft tons Sunday Day under 200 bond to keep the peace He We make a SPECIAL SALE of Mr John Moreland of Marshall is John Woodford Yerkes Chas Fithian in jail on a bench warrant Wheat closed at 104 yesterday at Clay Sutherland John Stuart Gilby Mo is a guest at Judge Russell Manns Mary Reed a colored witness in Judge Chicago Mehagan Wm Talbott and Edward on Pleasant street Parneirs court attempted to take a Mr Frank Kennedy of Carlisle hanJkerchief from her pocket and her Attention is directed to Twin Bros Faries The name chosen was the Col George was the guest of his brother Mr James big ad on eighth page razor puiled out and fell on the floor Mason Society in honor of Col George Kennedy Sunduy She Was arreated for carrying concealed These goods are not odds and ends but new fre h goods Our Eleven pounds four xxsx coSee for Mason of Virginia who was the Attorney Harmon Stitt and editor weapons reprimanded and discharged embroideries we importpd our eivee for this Springs trade direct fron Fee Son 100 C Colonial ancestor of Mrs Robt St Gall and Herisaw Switzerland at a price 25 to 40 per cent below Wm Remington were in Lexington Goose uver sausage 50 cents pound New York Importers Shipp and wife have joined the Talbotts children Craig yesterday on business AEter the business meeting several Fee Son We can and will show you some rare bargains in this sale at Georgetown Christian Church Mrs J R Williams who has been historical selections were read after A sale of this kind has never been made before in Paris where ar A Trip For Next Summer Rev Dr Varden addressed the Y M which the Society adjourned to meet in visiting her father B S Letton return entire new importation has bepn thrown on the market at such lov ed yesterday to Midway February C A at Lexington Sunday afternoon - The annual meeting of the National prices as these goods will be offered j i r iurs j jiayior or vjamsie came E lucational Association will be held at No old stock everything nw anfl fresh mop herrings at Rolled The Argonautsya that Eld Taylor to Pali8 SaTaxtofa viaito her sis- - Washington City beginning July 6 Ladies are invited to call and see these goods whether they buy orl Fee Sons Sharrard and wife are preparing to go to ter Mrs Harvey Hibler not Prof E W Weaver of the Paris High housekeeping in that city Mr and Mrs Clement Entertained Miss Edith Alexander spent yester- ¬ School is a director in the Association During the stay of the Clay Clement day in Lexington with Col and Mrs there being but one director from each The State convention of the Kentucky Young Meno Christian Associations Company in Paris Mr anil Mrs Brent Arnold of Newport State The meetings are always largely will meet at Maysville February 17 20 Clement a most charming couple were Mrs John D Harris returned yes attended by teachers and pupils and the pleasant gueets of Mr and Mrs W terday to Richmond after a visit to her their parents from all over the Union Chas Hill left yesterday for Klon- L Davis They were eatertained at a daughter Mrs C M Clay Jr and special rates have been granted bv dike His friends trust that he will delightful supper Saturday evening Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock the railroads This will be a splendid a safe journey and return with a for- ¬ Mrs Misd Carrie will entertain the Violet Whist Club opportunity for the High School pups Clement was formerly tune Thpy this evening at their home on Higgins to take atrip to the Capital City at a Thompson of Harrodsburg The Fiscal Court will meet to morrow were much pleased with their visit in avenue small expense as a good hotel has exten dollar-a-da- y important matters re- ¬ Paris to discuss several rate o the excursion- ¬ Col Brent Arnold and wife of did a a handsome Mies Nell McEwen lating to the county affairs The turn- ¬ Newport were guests at Mr George ists The excursion will start from pike question will come in for a liberal young lady member of the Clement B Alexanders on Pleasant street from Cincinnati and go to Washington over Company was entertained by Mias Saturday O S W road The C d O share of attention the B until yesterday Wilson who met her at social Nannie also offers the same reduced rate The Hon R L Kern of St Louis was A dispatch from Washington states function at Pine Bluff Ark before To close out all Winter goods during the next 30 days round trip fare from Paris will be six- McKinley has Miss McEwen went on the stage the guest of bis brother J E Kern in President that Coming during the Sum teen dollars this city last week while en route home agreed upon Sherman Stiyers for postmer holidays the tiip will not interfere tfe will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost Miss Sallie Scoggan Killed resigned as a a business trip to Washington from master of Paris He has with thfr usual schookterm of the Citv Council member MiBS Hallie Matthews of Louis- ¬ Miss Sallie Scoggan of near Louis Diess Goods formerly 75c and SI 00 per yard at 39p embracing Best high grade Patent Flour 500 been ville who attractive guest Conductor Julius Herrick of this ville whose mother was Miss Mollie of Miss has Frankthewas called home barrel cash fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcord diagoial merges Fee Son Carrie city will have charge of Conductor Re1mon of this county a sister of Geo Table linens and napkins hirge variety at cost by a telegram from her February Revenue Assignments John Throckmortons passenger train ol R Redmon of North Middletown and this morning All our underwear at much less than rost N until Capt Throckmorton Mrs W H Mappiu and Mason Red- mother the L Penangsjand percales formerly 8ic t close 4c per yard The following partial list of Collector Speaker Beckham of Nelson Rej mon of near Parisv- - was killed Satur ¬ returns from histwedding trip Pee our hosiery at 10c and loc per nair worth 25i r-s day by a Louisville Southern train resentative Emmett Orr of Owen and Robert8kS8ignment8 for February con - v fc v u - Notions of everydescxiptibn Jess than cost THE Kentucky and Tennessee Board Miss Scoggan was walking foo near the Representative McMeloan of Calloway1 cerrrilooaliinen and distilleries x Store- ¬ 04-New Yorlrmills sheeting wUrtti 3tcTf6r of Fire Underwriters has authorized a track at Stines Station while waiting were guests of Hon J T Hinton over keepers E B Hedgea O B Heady Ei Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c i rVmlr cut of twenty to twenty five per cent on to board the train for Jefferscown to Sunday The party attended the E Price Wm Warren Paris Distilling dwelling house risks in fourth class visit Miss Watterson sister of her Clement performance Saturday night at Co R Ferguson M G Middletown and 150 fiance Mr Harvey Watterson tovvu8 G Nip- Co Whiie P No4h Miss the Grand pert E H Taylor ofher places in Rantacky will Son Frankfort ef Scoggan was killed instantly and Mr Misses Olive Fant and Louie An benefitted l Watterson who was on the train was drews of Flemingsburg and Mibs M F Ken y Bour on Distilling Olivia Buckner Messrs Ford Brent O P Carter Jr S J G Green ban m Mr Dick Harris who has been suf- ¬ almost wild with grief WE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00K P Thos Henry Clay Jr and Warren Midway Storekeeper and ganger J fering for ten days from a fall caused by About The Boxers Bacon of this ciry composed a box M Russell Peacock Distilling Co slipping on the tiling in his room IMPORTED SUITIMS MD TROIISERISflS Ed Rucker a Louisville pugilist has party which saw the New Dominion Gaugers J R McCheney Bourbon is much improved His head struck Distilling Co G J Eastin Paris Dis the grate bars and the points of the fen- ¬ issued a challenge for a match with Lou Saturday night at the opera house t lling Co J T Berry G G White Probably the prettiest and most Co der bruised his back Mr Harris was Heller or Kid Lafeber at Lexington in delirious for several das from the the Spring before the Navarre Club unique function of the Winter gayeties Rucker has been in fourteen contests in Paris was the Progressive Dinner effects of the fall Vogels sugar cured hams 10c per Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whex and has never been defeated Party given Friday night by MiBS pound Fee Son quality ax A style are considered Mr Walter V Bainbridoe son of a Louis Lafeber who retereed the Parker-- Carrie Louise Frank in honor of her We ask you to give us a call Newcastlt-on-Tyn- e Brooks wealthy family of fight here Thursday night lovely guest Miss Hallie Matthews of Adulterated Flour England is says County Northumberland Td like to go on with Brutus Louisville The places were marked in the city the guest of Mr C Alex-¬ Clay the Blue Grass Cyclone My with floral souvenirs and etchings of It is now generally acknowledged ander Jr Mr Bainbridge is touring brothers hands are too sore to box at Gil6on girls the colors harmonizing that many unscrupulous millers mix FMTD IVJ730FTA T TATTOKM the United States and visits Kentucky present Ill take his place Id like to with the floral decorations of each table corn flour corn starch and the refuse to get practical knowledge of farming hear from the manager of the Navarre The dainty dinner was in six courses of sugar refineries With their flour in an stock raising He will inspect the Athletic Club of Lexington the gentlemen progressing from small order to enhance their profits Some of Alexander herds in this county tables to the center table where sat Miss these ingredients are positively injurious For Love of Ben 4CT One table as food and contain no nutritive prop- ¬ Matthews and Miss Frank A letter from the manager of f he Because she feared that Ben erties whatsoever We do not wish as Fast Mail Company states that Mr W McMurtry of near Hutchison had for- ¬ was decorated with Marechal Neils and yet to mention names but it has been H Davis did not break his arm as was saken her Miss LHy Cain of Lexington Orange ribbons one with white carna- ¬ proved byrompetent analysis that more tions maiden hair ferns and ribbonsThe doctor who supposed last week shot herself near the heart and then one with Mermets and pink ribbons than one mill selling flour in Paris has attended Mr Davis imposed on him to threw herself into a pond Saturday and one with swert violets and violet been detected in selling blended flour secure a larger fee declaring that a afternoon Before firing the We unhesitatingly guarantee fatal shot that fracture existed and setting the arm in a Miss Cain put Qn a sleeping robe and ribbuus The center table was deco ¬ every sacfc of flour of whatever grade plaster cast The deception was dis- ¬ freed her hair preparing for death rated with American Beauty roses and that goes from our mill is pure wheaten four ropes of smilax hung from a bell- ¬ covered two days later Mr Davis has She left a note saying that she died for like design above the table The product Our mill is open to inspection His rejoined the Fast Mail Company Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors and love of Ben and requested that his ring Neapolitan cream seryed at the fifth at any time and we have no machinery arm was badly sprained be left on her finger Miss Cain is still couise embraced nil the colors of the for making blended flour as many mills you will never pay again 3000 or Sat- ¬ alive have Fi anklin county grand jury The floral decorations The twenty guests We make pants for 500 that are good and the Vest If you want to be sure that yon are for 800 urday indicted over one hundred corpo- ¬ were in evening dress The mantels Frank Keuneys New Position These would cost you 700 and 1200 any- ¬ w re decorated with roses and palms buying good pure wholesome flour buy where rations for failing to file with the else Auditor before Oct 1 1897 a report of Frank P Kenney sou of Mr Jas were clustered in the halle while large that made by us which is sold by all their property or failing to report to Kenney of near Paris has accepted a mirrors reflected the lights and pretty leading grocers Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty Paris Milling Co Secretary of State the names of position as Secretary of the Louisville faces and costumes of the lrfdies the A principal agent in Kentucky The Driving and Fair Association and will string orchestra played during the their Insure in the Northwestern to hi- office in Room 611 Columbia Paris Gas Company the Paris Water have dinner and for the dancing which ¬ who has just re followed day to morrow may be too late Company and the Paris Electric Light Building Mr Ei n Company are among the corporations turned from Montana where he has Langdons reception flakes at The North westerns dividends t included in the list Secretary A Shire been assisting Mr E A Tipton is thor ¬ oughly familiar with the horse business McDermott policy holders are unequaled and to Spears of the Paris Gas Co holds the States and will make a fine secretary procure Northwestern dividends you receipt for 1897 taxes paid in full UP TO OUR EARS IN uavis j uLuirsuw og lsuKiu pave in muBt carr3 Northwestern insurance tf Maysville Opera House Burn school childrens shoes extra good values 15 you want choice cut flowers give Engagements of Auctioneer A T Forsyth A fire of mysterious orgin at Mays for very little money Try them Wm M GcSodloe your order to for which we are thankful is oufe ville early Sunday morning destroyed Phone 123 Comforts and blankets at your own Febl T T Pritchard farm stock Smoots prices the opera house Parker condition just now but we still and furniture at J T Hiutbns liyery stable and Gilmore Cos Feb 7 Master Cominicsiont r land Water May Be Used want more and still strive togive Marble Works The opera house was Underwoods broiled mackerel in to sales etc valued at 20000 mid insured for 9400 Speaks the same eminent satisfaction A dispatch from Frankfort says Twentv horses were cremated in the inatb sauce McDermott Feb 16 C M Thomas admr of Geo battleship Kentucky is livery stable When the If you are going to have any papering Thomas land Giuck crop ect that we always have- in turhino launched at Newport News next month done get my prices on contract work Sweet Peas a Buy your carpets now J T Hinton Miss Christine Bradley will urcork out your linen in irreproachable Big stock J T Hinton tf full embellished silver vessel best and cheapest line tf has beautifully Choice mixed sweet peas 50 cents per C IrADVD KMT st le VJ f l water taken from a spring on pound Wm MGoodloe of pure Yod be the doctor for ie7 little wbile rtAcrs 7u i tho farm in Larue county where Fleischmanns compresstd yeast at and make a critical examination of a Lincoln was born and where Abraham bundle of our laundry work and see if Spears emancipator McDermott iri his boy hood the great you cannot eonsiientiouljr recommend From our stable Paris Ky January was wont to slake his thirst 22d 1898 two sets of single buggy har Oysters celery fresh cakes and the W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors We will pay a reward of 20 for ncBS Bourbon Steam Laundry crackers new ooighnm molasses New recovery of goods and capture of thief Sanborns high grade York cream cheese Teh pho No 4 Chase TlM OLASatFeeSoai Newton Mitchell tf XUBNJ5Y CLARK Fes Son 1 Emeied at the Post office at Paris Ky jiss mail matter seco as for the purpose of organizing a local Society of the Children of the American Talbott were-- each 750for having a hot time in the YOUR SHOES old town Sunday night - Davis Thomson Isgrig ¬ ¬ Special Sale of Sometliins w NEW EMBROIDERIES INDIA LINENS NAINSOOKS TABLE LINENS and Napkins -- 1 1 x ¬ CONDONS SPECIAL SURPRISE SALE 1 ¬ ¬ -- -- J-- -1- 1H -- i FOR FALL AND WINTER - Our 2000 and 2500 OVERCOATS 300 - - LAVIN HUKILL ¬ - STOHE53Sr V The Bourbon Steam Laun ccJei JSWWIS A 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTERCHAMPI Editors and Owners BRUCE RIELLER f WALKIN THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY and made a point of swinging their hats at him and his owld woman in her stiff white apron and her white double ruffled cap as she stood by him smiling and knitting while he hoed away keep ¬ ing the weeds out of the potatoes and cabbages There is throuble below exclaimed Jimmy throuble enough below An the track bad luck to it have gone down out of sight into the river An the river itself as it most al- ¬ ways does whin it gits in such a fan thrum is roarin an foamin wid its big chunks of ice a pilin up An all the toime it coomes creepin on an be-creepin on till my heart it will coom m an lave m warm itself by the fire wid the owld woman an me An the teligraph poles bad cess to em hiv laid thim selves down straight to rest beside the roadbed an it aint so much to be won ¬ dered at for they hiv been standin there summer an winther rain an shoine iver since my owld woman an me coom to this counthry The telegraph wires were down somewhere we knew The operator had found it out an hour before The ex press passenger going north would wait at Nosuch for the outgoing south until half past seven when it would come on unless telegraphed to remain where it was until further orders It was seven oclock now and as black an evening as ever Ming ever a roadbed thick with danger The men had to decide for themselves what to do and they had to be quick about it The two conduc- ¬ tors the two engineers and the station agent held a bit of a council We had better leave our trains here and run our engines down to the rise and see how it looks said Jacob Wilcox the engineer of the passenger train There were no contrary minds and ennn YTilrr--engine the Arcturus vv and our engine Little Cln n f toovo 1VXI Vt coupled together and run cautiously down the two miles to the submerged ¬ ¬ -- 1 1898 m HOME WITH MARY I fcfti The moon was silver clear that night The snow was pure and sparklin And trees and bushes gainst the white Was blots of shadder darknin Each fence rail had a jeweled load Each twig was gemmed and glary And T along the pastur road Was walkin home with Mary So still a dog two mile away Could reach us with his howlin The tumblin breakers in the bay Was plain as thunders growlin My clumsy boot heels crunch and squeak Beside her step so airy Seemed sayin Nows your time to speak Youre walkin home with Mary The far off breakers lent their help By boomin Now young feller And all that dog could find to yelp Was Tell her Tell her Tell her And every crackin bit of ice Seemed like ja kind of fairy A givin me the same advice When walkin home with Mary And so I swallered down my heart Twarnt greatly to my credit With all the airth to take my part But anyhow I said it And then that dog shet off his bark There werent a breaker nary The hull wide world stood still to hark And hear the word from Mary She answered and the breakers fell And roared congratulation That blessed dog let out a yell That must a woke the nation Twas thirty year or more ago Yet still it makes me scary To think what if Id heerd a No When walkin home with Mary Joe Lincoln in L A W Bulletin walfinc rnnm wnprp ihf old voWaric kept themselves and their companions awake by smoking I know not how many pipes of tobacco and telling of other nights of which this fearful one put them in mind About midnight Engineer Wilcox went out to take a look at the weather He soon came back shivering and say ¬ ing sured before venturing very far The wind has switched around to the north it is freezing fast the platform is like glass and it is snowing like creation Just then there was a queer rat ¬ tling outside and going back Wilcox turned the knob of the door and the fierce wind burst it wide open There was not a man in the crowd who was not startled at the sightthat met his gaze I for my own part do not hesitate to say tlhat at the first glance I thouglht it was the spirit of poor Johnny Swift but it did not take us long to leran tlhat it was the daring fellow himself His overalls and thick dreadnaught jacket were frozen until tHey were like sheet iron garments weighing him down He was completely covered with the feathery snow and his face looked pinched and bloodIess So nearly perishing with cold washe that he could not pcrk and giving one look at us all he iifted his hands up to ward the glowing stove and then just sank down senseless upon the platform We all took him in hand and put him through a vigorous course of treat- ¬ ment I assure you We rubbed him vigorously wrarJped him in hot blankets fed him with nourishing broths audi in an hour or two he was able to tell his story v He ran into Nosuch all right3 and just in time to intercept the oncoming express which had six heavily loaded passenger coaches The assistant superintendent of the road who knew much more abbut bookkeeping than he did about engineering- happened to be on board and at once assumed the authority He listened to Johnnys statement that the track was settled and that in one place the engine tipped and barely passed safely over Oh nonsense exclaimed the young official that was your imagination of You must go right back to course North Nosuch immediately We shall nave to carry by to morrow and that engine will be needed at that end of the Toad In half an hours time it may be impossible to go That was quite true but Johnny said again I do not believe it is possible to go now and thev understand the situation ¬ - A fellow needs to have his life in- ¬ j m fc e 9 v I THE PLUNGE OF oe 9 t III I i itfci V - - I u i 1 9 9 bit of track e 9 Mither Hughes hiven bless her 9 hears us comin scream in along said 6 BY MRS AinnE A PRESTON Q Jimmy 6 An there she be swingin her lanthern that looks no bigger from here thin a star as faithful as your very own mithersto look afther you sat at the round table un¬ an she loves ivery wan of yez bys for the CHARLES hanging lamp reading the smoiles yez hiv gin to a friendless owld evening paper aloud The familj- were couple far away from oounthry an listening in the half indifferent way in kin which all even the most sympathetic Sure enough there was the little old are obliged to regard the daily news woman with a blanket over her shoul- ¬ which is largely made up of others woes of whom we have no personal ders anS the broad white cap border hanging limp and dripping about her knowledge For variety here is a railroad colli- wrinkled face Wilcox jumped off his sion said the reader after going engine thanked her and Jimmy for through a long Ijst of coasting acci- their watchfulness and thoughtf ulness dents and he proceeded to read an and told them to go up the hill to the item which ended with John Swift the shanty and get themselves dry and engineer of the special reversed his warm and to keep a bright fire and engine whistled for brakes and saying light for there was no telling what to his fireman Look out for yourself call might be made upon them be David jumped from the locomotive fore morning The headlights of the two but his feet caught in the firemans black locomotives gleamed across the rising water and showed the shovel which had been dropped in the excitement and the poor fellow who white sand of the roadbed beyond Running through there will be was one of the oldest and best engineers kmjthe road was thrown beneath the risky business saidEngineer Wilcox anr slpwngwneels andquicklyniangledO buftl way goingnoVf rjvrt There is no Better one man lolled than pf death Had he remained unon the en other a score or more aid in 20 minutes that gine he would have come out unhurt When did it happen quickly spoke express will be along here full drive np Horace Mason a near neighbor who Jump off Johnny We need not both had dropped in as he often did for an of us risk our lives Let me go Wilcox spoke up John hour in the evening Swift quicklj You have a family and He sat in an ensy chair balancing a stout crutch which stood him in stead I know of no one who would shed a tear of his right leg across the arm and if I should go under You know I can now without waiting for an answer to run the Arcturus the three miles from his question went on with deep sigh here to Nosuch well enough But I Poor John Swift So he has gone shall come out all straight It is the in that way at last He has always been 25th of the tihird month Come now get called reckless but luck has been with right off Jacob Wilcox thought of his wife him until now while I who was always far more cautious have been fre- and little ones at home and as the quently in trouble and after having stout plucky young fireman took him THE ARCTURUS wtGoouoa8oooaw ¬ ¬ on If you are afraid to go I will send Frank declared this man dressed in a little brief authority replied John Swift stepping up upon the turn table and in ten minutes was on his way back He went slowly into the vyaterrnpw asr that course gave 41m the hope of saVing himself if the engine went down He was not half way across when he felt the engine tipping and pulling the whistle valve wide open he jumped far out into the dark cold water pending to life or property that side so there is no danger im- - Frank has a family and I have not -- -- -- ¬ ¬ if t i - fc c 2M I Z rt Late that afternoon the freight that firing was standing on a siding North Nosuch station waiting for at the express to pass us upon whose locomotive the Arcturus Johnny Swift was fireman There was a high wind the rain was pouring in torrents the slush was ankle deep and as darkness settLed down upon us there was promise of the worst kind of a night for railroading or any thing else for that matter that could ttake a person out of doors Just as the express came whistling into the North NosucTi station little old Jimniie Hughes a droll Irishman who Jived in a small shanty in the center of is good a pertatee patch as there was river road came hurrying and r on the wheezing into the passenger station aJEvry hand ob the road knew Jimmy 1 was ¬ -- been jammed bruised and pinched un ¬ til it came to be said on tlfc road that I had as many lives as a cat I have lost a leg and come off barely With mj life John Swift and I began firing on the Noneticut River road on the very same breezy March day 25 years ago He was promoted to be an engineer long before I was but I was not jealous of his good luck and I will tell you how it happened When we had each been throwing wood about two years there was a fear ¬ ful freshet on the Noneticut river after which our road was named and with which it ran parallel for 40 miles or more It was a good road well managed by conscientious officers who treated their employes as if ther were men and brothers and kept their stock away up above par by making their road as nearly perfect in every way as a rail- ¬ road can be made The Noneticut river fairly outdid it- ¬ self in the way of a freshet that year There was a tremendous amount of fcnow at the north and when after a long rain the ice broke up and went out it made a block at the Narrows above the Oxbow falls and in two hours time the water had spread out over the great meadow on one side and had submerged ten rods of our track on the other midway between Nosuch and North Nosuch stations taking every ¬ body by surprise for the oldest inhab itants even had never before known the placid steady Noneticut to attempt going beyond its prescribed bonds ¬ ¬ ¬ fss The wind the escaping steam and the agitation of the water as tlhe great engine fell upon its side confused him so much that when he reached the bank he knew not which way to turn to find Jimmys shantj and seeing in the dis- ¬ tance the lights in the little cluster of houses about the station he made the best of his waj-- toward them but his frozen heavy clothes made it hard traveling and it was with the utmost difficulty that he reached them at last He would have given out when within a few by the shoulders he said gravely rods had he not been encouraged b3 the Tin not in the least afraid to trust you Johnny and swung himself down lights streaming out of the waiting- room door when vvilcox opened it to go off the footboard Run back there Luther shouted in But I thought I should come out all the intrepid 3 oung fireman to my engi- ¬ right because it is the 25th of neer Ive got a full head of steam on March added Johnny and I want a good start How is that asked Wilcox n Backing up the road a few rods he And the brave young fellow replied stopped the Arcturus waved his carj back at ins and pulling open the throt- ¬ in a half shamefaced way Oh I had my horoscope read once tle the engine which was the fastest and was told that on the road dashed down the track when a child although I should be often in great plunged into the black water and while every man of us held his breath peril nothing bad would happen to me it emerged on the other side and then onan odd day of an odd month so of rushed on into the night around the course a fellow cant help thinking of it Rock curve and out of our sight Johnny as soon as he was It was a risky piece of business out was given the position ofable to be engineer repeated Wilcox as he came on board of on a construction train which was used our engine The track has settled in in changing the above high- the middle and if the old machine had water mark and asroadbed tlhe as not been going fast I believe it would was out of the shopsoonwas Arcturus he promoted to have tipped over be her engineer We steamed back to the station ran He was killed our locomotive into the roundhouse and run Ti-- said Charlie the 12th of Febwent into the waiting room in the pas- ¬ the V-paper which he looking again at still held in his senger depot to dry our wet clothing hand to refresh ourselves with hot coffee at There may be the restaurant and to await further de- again there may be nothing in it and said our caller as velopments he pegged away on his crutch but you In about an hour Jimmy came wheez will find most railroad men ing in again weather beaten and drip apt to think of those thingsjust a little they have riino o so many dangerous experiences ahd Sure he said an it be bad luck narrow escapes Golden Days now an nothin ilse Yez had been gone not very long at all at all an me Another Green owld woman an me we heard an engine It is true that a poet finds inspira- ¬ scream an we looked out an what do tion on every hand said young Qua- ¬ ye think We seen the Arcturus coom train to his admiring wife ¬ in back aginr wid her headlight gleam plest things serve his purpose The simin like a great red eye She wint verj commonplace trivial matters the most he can slowly down into the water an slipped turn to sweet and tuneful verse Now along along until she coom to jest for instance Here Quatrain junior about the middle an then bys as aged five created a diversion by stub sure as Im a wild Irishman she tipped bing his toe and precipitating himself clane over an her eye jvas put out an and a tumbler brimful of cold water there was a great hissin as the water intothe old armchair newly covered reached her fire An that be all only with denim of a cool green shade the brave by wid his light heart an while Mrs Quatrain hurried for a Then cloth his smilin face he be gone intirely and sopped up the results of her sons Our engine was got out again and collision with the furniture the once more we ran down to the rise to betook himself to pen and paper poet In carry old Jimmy home the Poets Comer of the FTatville Again our headlight gleamed over News there appeared the next a the aggressive water showing the huge poem entitled O Summer Morn week The engine lying dark and helpless upon first lines of this tender yet spirited its side with the river rising all about composition wereas follows it Orifhe green the clear drops sparkled We could do nothing untiLtiajiighti strewn- - b Nptures Javlsh hand J 1 so we went 3Uy hack to the dismal Youths Companion ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ -- HS IU SHOHTHAND PAWN3ROKERAGE Oner of the Tricks Used to Kool the SIay Trial ef an Bnsllraan Ttlik His StenogrrapJierv Suckers ¬ An Englishman who drops fcfahs and The Boston lawyers have many inter esting eases in which pawnbrokerage aspirates his ars and a stenographer and plays anlmportant part The follow- typewriter whospellsphoneticallyfrom ing incident told by a lawyer illus- ¬ dictation rnake a combination from trates a trick that is practiced fre- ¬ which trouble is sure to result unless quently the copy is carefully revised The It must not be taken as an- axiom manager of one of the most important that the pawnbroker himself is a stran ¬ manufacturing plants in Cleveland is ger to guile and to ways that are dark an Englishman Not long ago he em- ¬ There are many instances of dishon- ¬ ployed a young man to act as ihis ste- ¬ esty Whoever reads the Sunday jour- - nographer and one of the first things nals will see numerous announcements that the latter was called upon to do like this Diamond necklace cost was the taking down of a letter to the 1500 circumstances compelled me to managers wife who was away at a sum- ¬ pawn it at s for 500 ticket sacri- ¬ mer resort Being a busy man the man- ¬ ficed Address New York If ager didnt take the trouble to look at you address accordingly and if the ad- the letter after it had been typewrit- ¬ vertiser considers you a fit subject for ten but when his wife answered it an artful game he will wait on you with there was a hot time for the stenogra- ¬ a tale of woe and the ticket The price pher My dear Henry she wrote of the ticket should be 250 for the bril- ¬ what on earth do you mean by calling liants are most valuable but the final me Hannah and our little Horace price will be partly left to you only Orris I will admit that this sounds please examine the gems at once be- like youx but why do you make a joke of cause the owner is in desperate straits it before your employes You examine the pledge at the pawn- ¬ Of course the fond husband and 50 cents for the priv- ¬ father didnt know what it all meant brokers paying ilege The diamonds are certainlv dia- - and so he wrote for an explanation monds although of a shape anj qual when his first letter was sent back to ity known to the trade as rose dia him monds and rather than spend five or One glance at it and he rushed over ten dollars to compensate an expert for to his stenographer excitedly threw going for you to examine them you the sheet down before him and de¬ conclude to advance ten per cent upon manded There what do you mean the ticket and make it your own sir by writing my wifes name down The holder refuses at fiist but final ¬ Annah ly yields and departs with 50 of your Anna replied the yqung man let wealth and leaves you the owner of the me see No Ive got it Hannalh aH property subject to the pawnbrokers right lien thereon You then redeem them But said the manager who was which costs you 550 more and on tak f uriousits not Annah itrs Hanna ing your prize to a dealer in diamonds Well there it is Hannah you learn that the entire piece of jew ¬ elry is really worth and would be sala Anna be dashed exclaimed the manager ble at the sum of 250 nanna Cant you understand English vou blanked Did the skillful and well informed pawnbroker then really lend 500 on a fool collection of stones worth only 250 By this time the stenographer began Not at all He probably advanced150 to see through the trouble so he begged possibly 200 and made out a ticket for off upon the plea that having had a 500 agreeing with the borrower to di swelling in one of his ears he had not vide the profits on the redemption of been able to hear very well But it cost the ticket by a third person But you him nearly a weeks salary to squarecould not hope to prove this either things with the other boys in the office from the books or from the admissions and he always deems it best to hideof the parties The person with whom when he hears the managers wife- in you dealt belongs to a fugitive class of the hall Cleveland Leader citizens he at once disappears The CATCHING THE TRAIN pawnbroker exhibits entries to correspond with the tickets Boston Post One Case in Which There Was SomeConfusion ROCK THROWERS Mrs Entertaner had a guest that was to take the nine oclock train So mine Of the Tennessee River Bottoms Mar hostess called up the only bus in the velous Feats of Skill There is nothing about Tennessee village whose function it was to carry river longshoremen to startle any city mail express and small freight Will you call at my house for the raised man but turn one of them loose wilds and give him a hand morning train in his native she asked ful of smooth pebbles or rounded bowlThe proprietor said he would There ¬ ders and hell astonish you upon he forgot all about it and his wife Polks who have sojourned in the Ten- sent him after meat for dinner Just nessee river bottoms up above Paducah as he was going out of the meat market tell wondrous tales of the rock throw- with the pound and a half of pork his ers but the natives themselves look on man came rattling down the street with these strange accomplishments as a the bus mail etc Then it struck the matter ofjeourse mind of the forgetful proprietor Ihathe The lasDfcissueiOf thewBig andy had neglected to tell hisdrivertoig67 Ternf Yisitor saysih aorery matter-of-faafter Mrs Entertaners guesVv He offhand sort of Way rushed into the street hastily explained W H Piercekilled a large hawk with that the driver must take the mail to a rock one dav last week while sitting the train a shoulder while he turned on top of one of the tallest gum trees the bus about and went back after the in Big Sandy bottom waiting passenger Thus the Big Sandy visitor being fa There was a great rumble and scattermiliar with such performances dis- ing of dust up the street that made the misses what in any other part of the single feminine passenger inside the world would be a wonderful feat Yet coach catch hold of the seat aci scowl W H Pierce is but one among- many in reproach that was utterly lost upon It is told as a matter-of-fathat the the reckless driver without With a sturdy young fellows often go hunting graceful but not altogether safe turn with no other weapon than a pocketful he pulled up at Mrs Entertaners All is game jumped hastily to the ground and ran of good throwing rocks comes within eyes reach of these to the door His hasty knock brought that youthful Nimrcds Babbits they bonrl Mrs Entertaner to the doorinstanter over with ease as bunny sits in his bed Where is the passenger demand or hops blithely along in the frosty ed the bus man with some excitement cover Squirrels killed by a flyinglunrp Where is she repeated Mrs En- ¬ of gravel tumble from the forks of the tertaner with surprise tallest trees and wild turkeys occasion- man got her 15 minutes ago Why your There she ally meet a similar fate Even wild is now out in the bus ducks are slain by the rock throwers Out in the bus Well Id like to Beginning this rock practice in chile know how she got there hood the average boy of the Tennesse And the nonplused proprietor began river bottoms has an arm like steel an to wonder if he had lost his mind eye like an eagle and an aim like a We got worried you know ex trained sharp shooter when he reaches plained Mrs Entertaner the long pants and chewing tobacco bus did not come and because the called you up stage It is said that some of the rock again The man came at once and got throwers can hit a bulls eye with a ni friend I guess shes getting worbowlder two out of three times at a ried for fear 3oull niiss the- train distance of 60 feet Paducah Ky Vis Youd better go itor He went He is now figuring on some check system that will prevent the du School Funds in Colonial Days plication of orders for passengers De- ¬ ¬ The logs for the great fireplace fur nished by the parents of the scholars troit Free Press were a part of the school expenses and Latest Ivinlvs in Dress Garniture in many a school when a parent was The tardy in the delivery of his winters one very newest trimming and the that will lead anothc r season is the load of wood the child suffered by ban ¬ narrow fringe which carries our moth- ¬ ishment to the farthest and coldest cor ¬ ers back to the days when our grand- ¬ ner of the schoolroom The teachers pay was in any of the inconvenient and mothers best gown had rows of fringe uncertain exchanges of the day warn as the fashionable trimming The fruly pum beaver skins Indian corn wheat fashionable woman this- season looks peas beans or any country product indeed a veritable princess decked out Whale oil and fish in real and imitation jewels for which lcnown as truck were paid to the teachers on Cape Cod fashion has found so many uses They sparkle at It is told of a Salem school that one crown of every movement from the her head to the toe of her scholar was always placed in the win pointed slipper and ajpear at the most dow to study and also to hail occasional passers by and endeavor to sell them unlooked for places in her garments the accumulation of vegetables etc It is indeed preeminently a season of jeweled effects in fashionable costumes which had been paid to the teacher Light colored velvet gowns are trimmed Alice Morse Earle in Chautauquan with fine cut steel or silver passemen- ¬ terie ribbons chiffon gimps jeweled Brotlicrs in the Leslslatiire A modern instance has come to light nets and laces with the addition of where two brothers sat in the same leg- ¬ bright flowers on the low cut bodice islature in Wisconsin In the winter of Panels of lace and beaded effects are IS91 Assemblyman Louis Bossman of also seen on the skirts of both black Price county represented the extensive and colored velvet gowns Womans district including Ashland Price Onei- - Home Companion da Forest and Florence counties His Gray Much in Vogrue brother Assemblyman Philip Bossman Gray is much worn for evening dress represented Clark county Both were republicans Apparently there have but usually in soft clinging materials been a number of instances in which The same color in poplin and heavy brothers have sat side by side in the satin is also much used but is gen- ¬ same legislature It seems to be true erally combined with net or chiffon nevertheless that Paul and Narcisse in the form of ruffles and ruches to soften the effect Gray wraps trimmed M Juneau in the legislature of 1858 furnished the only instance in Wiscon with black fur and soft gray millinery sins 50 years of history of brothers na with a dash of black placed in a decided tive in Milwaukee being elected to the manner are much used for evening functions Womans Home Compaq aine legislature Milwaukee Secfcbiet ¬ - HUMOROUS Speaking of fhs somnambulist aid the Cheerful Idiot he at least is IndiaaiapolisJIbur ao idle dreamer nal Footeliglitly doesnt She 3fr look like an actor does he T fie No md he doesnt act liko ne either Tit Bits Mr Callipers honor among thieves N my son thieves are just as bad Puck as other people new neighbors seem to be Those Borrowers One great borrowers when they gave a dinner they night Chicago borrowed our family album Record Little Clarence Pa is there really ¬ Theres a burglar in the house gasped she I have never yet uncov- ¬ ered my head for any man her hus band rejojned with an affectation oi hauteur He ¬ Puck ¬ ¬ ¬ 9 A-n-n- -a ¬ j Editor No Youi axe too poor a Harlem Life shot Siarr there are Had Squared Up we all owe- to our coun certain duties try I donrt They soaked me for 514 on three suits of English clothes Cleveland and I paid it sirr I paid it Plain Dealer Judge Witness you axe 4ayears age Female Witness Yesralas of One gets older every day And yet I was young once heavinga sigli Ah your lordship would hardlybelievehow voung I was Tit Bits Mr Grum ¬ ImmediateAssistance py said the chronic borrower Prrt financially embarrassed to day Cart Cheerfully Then you help me out Grumpy kicked his- caller through two Detroit offices and a long hallway Free Press Attic Yrit I dont think that new prima donna will do said the boardcr She is too who has the attic joom much like the furnace here at least asked How is that her voice is in theVery weak Mrs Hashcroft Indianapolis JournaL upper register in - Friend Wouldnt Do Wouldnt you like to harve me sit here and shoot at the poets when they come ¬ - - - j A GEOLOGICAL PRISON- - CELL - - An ¬ Instance of IVatnre Coming to t lie Assistance of the Law Speaking of caves remarked the drummer whose territory extends from York to everywhere L suppose ZSTew - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ct ¬ ¬ ¬ - ct ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tucky it isnt unusual for the towns which are built over caves tooise them as- sewers and theres many a kitchen with its sink leading right down into the depths of the earth But an even odder mse than this to which nature maj be put I discovered in the cave country of Virginia The little town of Eldridge with a population of six or seven hundred has a large contingent of miners to- be handled bv the authorities and when they get ugly they are ugly indeed Two or three coolers for their accomr modation when drunk and- disordeiilcvf fcingk rt asi bu i naa ioeen iournsa or xopi aowxDyTnem1 r6HaEa and the town marshal was hard pu OTWnHCt kIUUK know what to do At last the editor o FW the local paper suggested that the cave in the mountain not 300 yards from the city hall would be just the thing for a calaboose and the marshal proceeded to investigate He found that the way hen in use to get into it was down a adder 30 feet through an entrance six or eight feet in diameter and that when once in the cave the air was dry and good there was a stream of fine water and that though it was dark the elec tric light could be introduced easily f nom the town plant That was his report and without saying anything much to anybody beds and boards and a few other pieces of necessary furniture were taken down and on Saturday night when the boys began toT whoop it up and were taken in they were carefully let down into the cave by a rope on a portable windlass that had been rigged over the mouth and silence prevailed on the face of the1 earth The lights were turned on aud it was bright and cheerful- the boys had all the room they wanted they eould do as they pleased down there and the loudest noise the could make couldnt possibly be heard on earth That jplan worked with eminent suc- ¬ cess until one niglht there was a fight and a man was hurt and1 then the au ¬ thorities fixed up some cages or- pensv and an officer went down first to receive the visitors and care for them on thefr arrival It has been working that way ever since and is undoubtedly the safest prison in the whole country and is the cheapest and most enduringWash ¬ ington Star - you dont know of that down yonder in the cave section of southwestern Ken - - --- -- - - - t - - fmk - 9 h wsj t t KH X ¬ - - V r - - ¬ visiting you is the most peculiar person I ever met remarked a young lady to an intimate gentleman acquaintance Anything strange in his conduct she was asked I should say therewas Why last evening- he just raved over the beauties of the moon and the stars One would think he had never seen any thing of the kind before And that is exactly correct This is the first time he saw the heavens lit up at night What exclaimed the young lady in surprise Eactsaidherfriend iYou see he has always lived in Pittsburgh and this is the first time he has ever been away from home Ohio State Journal ¬ From a Smoky Tovrsr That young college friend who is i s EthelWho is that man you just bowed to Penelope Thafc was Dobson the great composer A composer did you say rvrr j- xiu ma A - Aptlj- - Xanied sirup Tit Bits nuiactures t- soothin ex Doctor Hambo ¬ a thing ¬ ton What - Go should I doto Klondike Yellow Book - I never seem to be huner v - I want your advice said I have no appetiteeant eat - Good Advice said the doctor J I LM WW iF M - r 1 il T -- - W V 0 ii AGRICULTURAL HINTS SANITARY PIGGERY PURCHASING This BEES TEE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 11 S f - - vW i I vT 1 1898 CANADIAN CREAMERIES Xo y be- ¬ ¬ Some Really Valuable Hints for the Arrnngrel to Provide Plenty of Sun ¬ ginner is one of the puzzles when to buy All things con shine for the Inside sidered I think the spring the best time It is a noticeable fact that disease of In the hands of the master it migfat pay all kinds and cholera in particular is most prevalent where the greatest num ¬ to buy in the fall as they can be bought uch cheaper then But a novice would ber of hog s are kept The massing of id know7 whether they were in proper those animals together and crowding not condition to winter successfully or not them with sooArbonaceousafood as corn or what to do in case they were not s an invitation to disease to come and reap a rich harvest and unless timely or how to prepare them in case they needed special attention preparatory to preparations are taken to thwart it it going into winter quarters Bait by puris a harvest- which is very liable to be chasing in the spring even though they gathered and that successful too This is especially true where the pig ¬ cost a dollar per colony more there is gery and its surroundings have become no risk to run for with a reasonable season they themselves and unsunitarj In such a case disease there will bewill pay for left something germs multiply fast for disease loves I would advise buying as near home - ices in Agriculture How Tney Are Operated and Made to Pay the Farmer spondent of A f corre ¬ a igan City Brown Mich- writes follows d u s paper as ¬ dark and dampness which soon tend to enfeeble the strongest- - and healthiest hog and pave the way to the most dire results Now as sunlight is one of the best germicides known this togetfrer with MODEL PIGGERY dry quarters is absolutely necessary to the continued health of any hog Inthe-sun-shi- ¬ deed all animals should have to bask in and most emphatically does this hold true as regards young when it comes animals According to the housing of the hogs for winter it is imperative that the piggery be so arranged as to provide the requisite amount of sunshine inside - When building a large piggery however the problem is how to get the suns rays to the north side of the building It is simple enough to get the sunlight to stream in at the south side but al though it reaches the floor near the south side it will not reach far back What then is to be done Why use a little headwork and build in accordance with the following designs the first of which is the perspective view You will thus have the north side of the piggery made as warm and sunny and often far more so than the south side For to obtain the desired results the house should extend east and west no matter what its size is which should depend upon the magnitude of the herd that it is to accommodate and nothing else -- as possible to save express charges as it is very difficult to ship small lots oi bees by local freight If you feel timid about handling them I should advise buying pure Italians as they are more quiet than tihe blacks or hybrids bu1 if you are not I would not pay largei prices for any particular strain you may see advertised in the bee journals The honey gathered by the blacks and hybrids is just as sweet and the quanti ty just as great as that gathered by the high toned or high priced races and nc bee on earth builds such delicate combs or caps its Ihone3 with such virgin whiteness as the poor despised black bee I would advise if possible to bin full strong colonies and wherever you maj live I should advise having them moved or shipped about the time apple trees blossom Make your purchase as earlj as possible but dont be in a hurry tc have them moved they are much bettei where they are until settled warm weather has come to stay and the blossoms are producing nectar PeVhaps some of you dont feel able to buj strong colonies if not you can buy two three or four frame nuclei for less money and at less cost of transportation Tlhese you can build up during the season and make good colonies oi them by fall but you could not reasonably expect much increase in num ber or much surplus honej- - while or the other hand with strong colonies you can double your spring count and with a good season and good manage ment get enough surplus honey to pav for the colonies you buy in the spring I advise beginners to make haste slow ly and make the bees paj-- tlheir way every season then should you meel with winter losses you will be noth ing out but your time and will have your experience hives and combs lefl to begin with another spring all oi which you will find Valuable Raira ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ proving very advantageous to the settlers of North Alberta Canada and is truly a boon to the farmers is the establishment of creameries by the Government at regular distances apart The Government furnishes the entire plant puts it in and operates it without direct cost to the farmer From the sale of the butter the Government retains 5 cents per pound the balance going to the farmer This is continued for three years when the Government turns over the plant and business to the fanners giving them a clear title of it Thus these creameries are put in at a minimum cost to the farmer and paid for in a way that he least feels it When Ave were there butter was selling at 21 and 22 cents per pound Cheese factories were being established too along the railroad and much of the freight loaded on the cars on our return trip consisted of butter and cheese as it was in the best season for milk The produce found a ready market in the mining and lumbering towns and districts beyond the Rockies through the Brit- ish Columbia country where it was we were told difficult to supply the demand The Klondike is another field now open to the Western Canadian farmer for all Siroduce of the farm and the officials in the of the Interior Ottawa Canada are kept busy sending out literature describing this great agricultural country The agents of the Government throughout the United States are also supplied with literature which they distribute free ¬ ¬ which A n i n t r y is 100 Reward 100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereb destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollar for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials Address F J Cheney Co Toledo Sold by Druggists oc Halls Family Pills are the best A MEN CALL WOMAN A MYSTERY So She is to Them Not so to a Woman A Womans Knowledge Saves Mrs Efcjjert From an Operation ¬ 0 ¬ ¬ ¬ Jack Fiance It was a great surprise tome to learn that you had invited your neigl bors the Flatpurses to our wedding Jessica Ah but I ascertained that they were in such unquestionablely straitened circumstances that they woijjdnt come Thatfmeans they wont have money to get us a wedding present and we will have a legitimate provocation for cutting them afterward Judge The Secretary of the Navy has demanded more battleships and there can be no doubt that Congress will consider his recommendations Protection is what our sea ports require and fortifications will not adequate ly supply this Defense against all disorders of a malarial type is however adequately afforded by llostetters Stomach Bitters an efficient remedy also for constipation biliousness dyspepsia rheumatism and nerv¬ Diplomatic Invitation ¬ Demand for More Iluttleships ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ousness Pnvrn Knowall Nero fiddled while Rome was burning Flatdweller shuddering And Ill bet he was just learning to play too N Y World From JJuby in the Iligjli Clinir You cant tell anything about the amount of work a man does by the time he puts in to grandm in the rocker Grain O is good for the whole family It js the long desired talking politics Washington Democrat Never upsets the substitute for collcc nerves or injures the digestion Made from Stand straight and strong St Jacobs pure grain it is Ji food in itself Has the taste Oil cures lame back cures promptly and appearance of the best coffee at J the People who can get no credit usually find price It is a genuine and scientific article a great deal of fault with others who are and is come to stay It makes for health and strength Ask your grocer for Grain O slow to pay Washington Democrat Adding to tlic Horror Robinson Are you going to hang your socks up this Christmas Jones No from the looks of things I shallprobably be obliged to hang up my Up To Date overcoat It to Buy Presents oman understands women as a man never can hope to For this reason Mrs Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn world Mass now known all over the English-speakinset to work to help her sex After long and patient investigation Mrs Pinkham confirmed her own conclusions namely that seven eighths of the sufferings of women are due to disorders of theuterine system Reasoning on this line she saw that the only pre ventive of early breaking down was a specific medicine which would act alone on the female organism This was why she prepared her excellent Vegetable Compound which has been such a boon to thousands and thousands of women If y6u have headaches chiefly at the top of the head and are troubled by painful menstruation dizziness sleeplessness backache and jthatbearing down feeling Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound will tone up your whole systemMRS Chas D Ebbeut 330 Wood St Reading JPa testifies to the great power of the Compound Mrs Pinkham I can say that your medicine has cured me of the pains and troubles which I had My case was a very bad one and puzzled the doctor My womb had k r ffllem fallen and I had terrible pams m my back andhips I could hardly walk My husband went to our fam- ilv doctor and he prescribed medicine for mebutri Ti irci I found no relief and grew worse instead of better y vviiik The doctor examined me and wanted to perform ah v sm r i a Jj wuuiuiiuuyuuacul Operation UUimv JlUiUUliu wvw r ucniig twSEC3W2 -- sasfrc XX 533B fefrZ paper I got a bottle of Lydia the advertisement in the E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and before I had taken half of the second bottle I felt like a new wo- ¬ man In all I have taken four bottles of your medicine and can say that I am entirely cured I hope that every woman suffering as I did will foUow my ad¬ vice and take your medicine at once A g- T W T ¬ ¬ 4 r A T A I - v4- - 4- - - w r2 iffe ERA gMWWWiWiWAYAim a m W m n B 8Hgfeu E3 tw k 3 rA S n- - Calcimo Fr sco Tints archase a package of from your - WiSaSBa somining crocer or naint dealer and do vour own kalThis material is made on scientmc principles by machinery ana muiea in twenty four tints and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting that can possibly be made bv hand To be mixed witii Cold Water FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS - I THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Lisrht shippers Choice Good to choice Cincinn ati Jan 3 00 4 10 J 25 31 3 90 4 50 00 GO 3 00 3 155 3 70 SHICEP LAMBS FLOUR Winter familv GRAIN AVhcut No a red No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 No 2 IlAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS- - JMess pork Rye - 4 OU 5 25 3 til 90 75 85 50 75 3 90 96V 93 29a 20 49 Have you anything that will stop 1 W SEND FOB SAMPLE COLOR CARDS and if you- cannot 1 5 purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will the habit of cigarette smoking 5 - put you in the way of obtaining it Druggist Yes sir John give the gentleman a box of Rough on Rats N Y NEW YORK 5 1 THE MURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON S World MWAViWWMVWW The John A Salzer Seed Company La Crosse Wis have shipped within 25 days 1400 barrels of their celebrated Salzer1 Earliest G Weeks Market Potato to Texas of constantly growing success talk That ought customers This potato has the reputation of being the earliest the finest flavored and f- cA to convince you that mere s something in the heaviest producing early potato in the country Cholly ¬ The Only Cure t U A W Let its twenty years la 9 25 10 - World lin s p a X3 x-- POTATOKS Per bbl ROOSTING QUARTERS CHICAGO Construct Tliein so That They Can Be FLOUR Winter patents Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choiee dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Pur bill 9 50 10 50 4 70 f 11 21 3 25 2 10 4 80 UJ 3 50 2 25 4 1 Where a man is too utterly trifling to do anything else he hunts up an estate of his ancestors that he was cheated out of Washington Democrat WV yyvv l 2 s - i n y J INTERIOR ARRANGEMENT pVill be observed that thepeak efiie roof is south of the center of the building both sides of the roof being of the same pitch This causes the roof of the north side to run higher than that of the south side in the place where the roofs meet and so enables one to put in glass below the one roof and above the arranged one above another the fowls jump from the lowest perch tc other through which the sun will will next and the stronges fowls will stream to the north side of the house the crowd down the weaker ones The high- and killing disease germs by the mil- ¬ lion tone up the system of the pigs and U I I shotes and so make them thrifty and healthful like those in the south part of the building Where the door opens an alley should run through the center of the building as shown in the second plan Thus con- ¬ structed the central window is just PROPERLY ARRANGED ROOSTS over the south side of the alley in con- ¬ sequence of which the sun will shine est perch will be uncomfortably crowdover the alley and into the pens north ed while a portion of the lower ones is of it the opposite pens being lighted unoccupied The fear of danger will sufficiently by the south window From prompt fowls to seek the highest roost- ¬ the alley between the feed troughs ing place If the roosts are level nc doors each two feet wide should open injury from getting down and off will from the pens into the alley Thee occur and the fowls will not crowd have been omitted by our engraver one another The arrangement shown Gates working with a lever should also herewith is a convenient one Make a be suspended above the troughs to shut tight platform iys feet from the floor to the bogs away while putting in the catch droppings Around the edge nail feed E E E E are the pens for the a strip one by three to keep droppings pigs with a trough A in each B is a from scattering and going on and off bin for dry feed in the middle of the A platform arranged in this way is con- ¬ alley with a slop barrel not lettered ducive to cleanliness as the fowls will on each side D D are doors opening not step in the manure and track it from either end of the alley over the floor Place the roosts a foot If all these details are looked to and above the platform and rest them firm- ¬ the location of the piggerj is high and ly in a slot or mortise Make them of dry the pens being made reasonably two by three scantling rounded on the warm so that close huddling of the upper side planed perfectly smooth so swine is not necessary in order for them that the fowls will not be likely to get to be comfortable albeit there is good splinters in their feet Smooth roosts ventilation one will find such a building are easily cleaned and do not harbor of great value not only as a winter lice The perches should be far enough house but also as a place in which to apart to prevent soiling of plumage 14 raise early pigs in spring or 15 inches is about the right distance Such are some of the benefits indi- ¬ Allow one foot on the roost for each rectly speaking that are to be derived fowl of the large breeds and less for the from the sun the actinic raj s of which small breeds Farm and Home are one of natures most powerful aids f Tio Sze of a Colony to good health In what way do you ask Why simply for the reason that I A few hundred bees and a queen may they kill disease germs promote circu- ¬ te called a small colony but I believe lation and digestion and best of all an average colony contains perhaps have a buoyant effect upon the spirits 30000 or 35000 bees and during the of both man and beast We cn there- ¬ honey season when they are at their they maj have fore do nothing better when construct- ¬ greatest strength a habitable building of any kind double the above number and when at ing than to arrange it so that there can their lowest number wThich is in late enter an abundance of sunlight This is winter they may run down to 10000 applicable to dwelling houses as well or much less To get at any correct esas to farm buildings Frederick OSib- ¬ timate of this is rather difficult and many give the average of a fair work ¬ ley in N Y Tribune ing colony at 20000 or 25000 while H ELPFUL FARM NOTES some think it possible for a colony to Do not put all out doors into wheat reach 75000 American Epitomist because of the promise of the wheat Value of Grass and Hay market Erom recent experiments it appears Tthe future farmer must be educated that a meadow will yield about four If our boys cannot attend the agricul ¬ times as much feed in bulk if made into tural college a systematic course of hay as it will if pastured But as it is agricultural reading is possible during well known that the young tendei the winter evenings and the time could grass of the often cropped pasture is not be better employed more nutritious than the older and grasses are grown and then tougher hay it vas found by a careful When pastured or fed to stock during the win ¬ test that the advantage in nutrients ter and the manure carefully saved¬ digestibility and freedom from cost oi and returned to the soil the loss in fer- harvesting housing and feeding of pastility is practically nothing ancl this is tured fields will nearly balance tks the ideal manner of keeping up the greater yield of hay fields except on very high priced farm I I I There are many ways of construct ing and placing roosts The aim should be to make them comfortable for the Jfgwls and convenient for the attendant in handling and cleaning Place all roosts back from the windows out oi the way of drafts They should below and of a uniform height Bruising oi feet is frequently caused by fowls jumping down from a high perch If Cleaned Easily GRAIN -- Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring vU 14 AN1N O OATS No 2 PORK Mess -- 93 90 02 95 2775 24 After physicians had given me up saved by Pisos Cure Ralph Erieg liamsport Pa Nov 22 1893 I was Wil W v 9 85 - 23U lp 9 90 s85- - PLOUBWintcr panefe yy r480 WHEAT No RYE 2 red CORN No 2 mixed 5 i 1 07 37 i3U54 5GV4 Washington Democrat 1 It is not nearly always the richest people who have the finest horse and buggy - uu new lucci luuiu nave uumc iulu ictvui so rapidly and so largely or would have been so copied and imitated if it hadnt been a good idea Pearline saves more in washing 589 than anything else thats safe to use mst ruu Pearline iwenty years ago rearime was a new iaea The pain that tortures Icialica Cure that cures it St Jacobs Oil r T- - The j rmr - - inn iitiiiimti im hmh iiiiiMiMmMiiMrarnriHiwwmTiiMirTffTmwiMMiaM OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western BALTIMORE GRAIN 29 9 75 JOH 10 00 5 4 40 10 There is room for everybody in this big world but we cant all have front rooms Chicago Daily News Use St Jacobs Oil and say to rheumatism s Will see you later A man never gets too old to enjoy the picture of a prett girl Washington Democrat ¬ ¬ I I I I I FLOUR Family Wheat No 2 1 Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 2 70 01 34 X 00 003 1 00i 30 MM 70 25 34 29JS 4 50 4 20 mm Sore and stiff from cold dont wait and Suffer use St Jacobs Oil and get cured 27y3 23j 3 75 00 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam VJBVJB When a man turns over a new leaf he is never satisfied until he gets it blotted up worse than the old one 25c 50c 95 25 75 lftS SOON DRUGGISTS I SS3 - 284 The meanest thing one can do is not to ask a wonian when she has a story to tell Washington Democrat KJKJ WELL BRED WED GIRLS USE ABE QUICKLY MARRIED ¬ rfeaJ lis AUCPS Dr is the name to remember when buying Sarsaparilla Ayers Sarsaparilla has been curing people right along for nearly 50 years Thats why it is acknowledged to be the sovereign Sarsaparilla It is the original and the standard The record of the remedy is without a rival a record that is written in the blood of thousands purified by its healing power I nursed a lady who was suffering from blood poisoning and must have contracted the disease from her for I had four large sores or ulcers break cat on my person I doctored for a long time hoth by external application and with various blood medicines but in spite of all that I could do the sores would not heal At last I purchased six bottles of AVers Sarsaparilla thinking I would give it a thorough trial Before the 0 H N LADIES i b II WSf S650 To California This is the berth rate in the Tourist car from CINCINNATI to SAN FRANCISCO via the ¬ n H w Pi ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD For particulars address 15 JtorURB A six bottles had been taken the ulcers were healed the skin sound and natural and my health better than it had been for years I have heen well ever since I had rather have one bottle of Dr J C Ayers Sarsapa- ¬ 5ir A P Taylor Englevale N Dak rilla than three of any other kind nciaiTllARMLE55 rALAlAtJLtVtbLIADlX S G HATCH D P A 423 Vine Street Cincinnati O b H AUJtW Get i Tv Ayets Sarsaparilla stands for Estey No 1 n 4 b Cf Sl m - ¬ hJ L- WZf iwiitita8t iOafs lllluUla 231 Rnnr R NAME ON A POSTAL aB ND WE WILL SEND Y0D OUR 156 FftGr -- ENDYOU r w TA lftftinnf4DG k Bu I J i o ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE t 173 f- ira bus barley anaiwo dhs potatoes QCV rni fiPPIT HATATn RUE mailed YOU - Hllll 11 grnt seed iiample upon receiptor Howtogrowwheatat40cabuand23lbusoat8 FREE WBKBE5e REPEATING Arms cum f 180 Winchester ave NevHwen Conn UlT - ir - Five Finger Exerciser stamps THIS NOTICE and lO cent In WIS K 5 J LACROSSE CO A tons SAMKR SEED I f i H I ACUTECtiROtllC FEMALE DISEASES PA L STOPPED PERMANENTLY DR FREE CUBED For fifty years this name has been synonymous with Organ until now the Estey Organ has the record of the largest number of instruments sold by any Manufacturer in the world What further guar-¬ antee of satisfaction could a purchaser want Gorflvo pointeddia Bstey Organ Co coarse oappletewitk tfeSfthgae HMSmSSS D ATCUTO Bead for iBTMrtortealde trtt KDGAHTATK A I EH I 0l CO PatMtMWtew aiSBMwfewYw C0ttVUl5IOn5XRAHP5 H r jm flAlvir W NOTICE JUiKS THUS IFTI HY5TERICSIHTERNAL TAIMS OK i KLINES CREAT HEBVE RESTORER Positive ejn far Ml AVmvMm niraHFitsEnil73V Spasms and St Vitus Dance No Kits orNerroune aficrfimdajs ue Treatise and 2 trial bottle fret¬ wben re to Fit patient the paTing express charge onlr ceived Send to DBKLINK IU Hellevne Inialtuteot PA Arch Street lMULADFXrHlA Medicine MM w THE GENUINE HARTSHORN 1HD GET LABEL II H 5FA5H5 933 1AAA ina handsomely bound brimful of new on social iucui Yin hnnnv cant-cinici puuucaimpn whn finn livar tn vminr frn ti iiTYta AtfHnA v nKorl ion rf wwmw -Iniliicfnr rrtl lfHftl wv Ihviim JD v a x courtesyiavMty C c--ito- 0nDI CO uUrlLO or -- raK iSEW and TKUE 42u pages RELIGION 1 VV1 to others n htkiihinh iuhuw I PpPAR ED diltY 4 J ¬ WiM II II WHERE T I JdHI - uougn new www a CHHFS A Use tune fell BrflttkbQKOVL USA ffipmCE Oire DOLLAR 5TL0U15 MP I BYI IMMMEDlC1 V OPIUM A N K and WhlnUcy XIablt cured at home vrltnout wiIii Book of particulars BcntFKKE BfiL WOOLL13YM J Atlanta Gn E 1694 WBLEX WXITINQ TO AHVEXTISERS please state that yaw mw the AdvertUs meat Ik tkls paper 1 - 8 uiiimiJla SHORT WORDS Slitey Are THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY imwiii 1 1898 X U3a2Ka2saiAaiii2Mfl aatH 3c jnar CARLISLE News Culled f tlie Best When the Thought Are Worth While A dozen or less newspaper men were collected together when somebody said somefckiettf abont Rudyard Kipling 1 notice in the papers said an ¬ other that he is the best paid writer in the world at present The Pall Mall Gazette people say they paid him 750 a poem for all they printed of his ventured a third put in a fourth And why not He is the best writer of English prose or verse sow writing That one line of his A rag and a bone and a hank of hair describing a vampire woman couldnt be stronger I think commented a Good and strong fifth but Kipling is not the only man who has chosen monosyllables to give emphatio expression to his thought If you will remember Pope in his essay on Criticism remarked And ten low words oft creep in one dull line and before and after him there were others who as he were scaroely dull and sel- ¬ dom crept Hymn writers are strong in this Take Watts in that well known hymn for instance Froni Niootas County Precincts From the Mercury- Died On Jan 22 Miss Nannie Moore of consumption Died On 21st inst infant child of Mr and Mrs Jno M Donnell To day is the last day for filing suits for this term of the Circuit Court Married In this city Wednesday Tlova Mr Chas T Vice and Miss Arra V B GRUND CHBNCE FOR YOU After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of Kurtzman Pianos firtf j and now Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Sunday Died On the 23d the infant child of Burial at Ellisville Harvey Hughes graveyard Died Near Rose Hill on Thursday laat Mrs Bishop mother of Fillmore and Joseph Bishop The heavy wind of Sunday morning tore the tin roof off G- R Secresta store room occupied by Homer Young Mason Hamilton and hie sister Mis Lizzie have bought the Thos S Wat- ¬ son residence on Main street paying 2325 for same Are there no foes for me to face Must I not stem the flood Died On the 19th instnear Little Is this vile world a friend to grace Ser- ¬ Rock Mrs Minerva Hornback To help me on to God Shakespeare found one syllabled vices by Eld F M Tinder and burial Thursday words good enough for him and you all in City Cemetery Report reached here Sunday morning know that passage of Youngs The bell strikes one We take no note of time that tbe turnpike bridge across Licking gave by its loss etc at Blue Lick Springs had given way that Baileys Testus that makes its but on investigation it was found been was in as good repair as it had reader feel as if he had eaten of the in ¬ it for soveral months and people are sane root that takes the reason prisoner traveling over it hourly has many examples and this one you will recall - M S V S JL m T Jb J F J traire VioAn Irnnrtm no otvinrirr J 1 m M m 9 the best Over 10000 are in use in jt wijj pay you to caj anc see g00ds and vou will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing gueh Bailey Cincinnati and surrounding territory g00d and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock Died On the 21st infant child of These celebrated instruments are now Burial at Mt Zion Thos Vaughn k -- TTOIR TVTNT te rAVl ONIY 15 12 Shoesc f i Better Than Ever READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS As they contain recent improvements greatly enhancing their musical worth which cannot be obtained elsewhere We ar sole representatives and intend-¬ ing purchasers will avoid errors and mis- Worth understanding by conferring with us Worth ¬ Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters and Overcoats 16 15 12 Worth Urchs Co Worth 5 and Worth CINCINNATI Worth 3o0 and I2M23 w 4th St Ernest and 18 for 9 days only 999 and 14 for 9 days only 78 and 10 for 9 days only 6 49 J for 9 days only 437 8 and 4 for 9 days only 319 3 Ladies and Misses Jackets and Capes Ladies Ladies 8 Ladies 7 Ladies 12 Ladies worth ech 1200 now499 worth each 8 00 now 300 worth each 600 now 275 worth each 500 now 2 19 800 now 400 Capes worth each 9Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 450 now 212 11 Ladies Capes worth each 300 now 163 18 Ladies Capes worth each 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 now 99 Ladies Wool Hose now 10c Infants Wool Hose now 5c for 9 days odly 229 Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets -- Sailors Black and all colors 25c Worth 100 W S Anderson 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Comforts worth 100 now 50c Wrights Celery Cupsules Blankets worth 100 now 50c To the Wright Medical Co 200 Ladies Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- Waverly O and used them for Stomach rouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly tvrc years I ased three boxes or your Celery Capsules and they o have cured me Kor the benefit of other afflicted I wish to send this letterVery truly yours W S A DEH8ir Fold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free - Sole Stein way Representatives Plaid Dress Goods 5c 20 yds Sea Island Coxton iK Specials For 9 Days Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Xlens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Mens Caps 19c worth double Mens Heavy Socks 5c worh double VVool Socks 12c worth double Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth double Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Suspejiders 10c worth double Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Canton Flannel Dmwers 19c worth double Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes 9 days 9 davs 3 00 for 9 days 400 for 9 days We We live in deeds not years in thoughts not should count time by heart throbs Hev most lives Who thinks most feels the noblest acts the best breaths 150 for 200 for only only only only 75c And the Bible the greatest of books m filled with the short words Right at the beginning of things we find And God said let there be light and there was Jight and at the end of things so to speak For the great day of his wrath iscome and who shall be able to stand and still further along And the gates of it shall not be shut at all by day for there stall be no night there Oh Kipling is all right He knows he has plenty of authority for seeking short words When he wants strong Washington Star ones A Davis Thompson right Wrights tion SiiC i Mi Isgrig are offering surprising bargains in mens and boys stylish shoes The prices are y r tf Mens Boots and Shoe worth 400 now Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 now Men Bwots and Shoes worth 300 now Mens Boots and Shoe worth 250 now Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 now 14 yds Mason ville Cotton 100 100 200 200 1 75 150 125 100 100 The Northwestern Mutual life has paid to representatives of its policyholders and to its policy holders and is 18001000 an now holding for them Hxceys over premium reoeipts of over ¬ 14 yds 21 yds Lonsdale Cotton Bleached Muslin 100 100 I i - DARKYS PRIZE MENU a Sure Thing WL DOUGLAS alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas S85 400 and SSOO shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also SSGO and 200 shoes for men 250 and 175 for boys and youths S300 W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoe erer offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata logHe to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by 20000000 ti Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adver ¬ tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed But1 His F lends Werent Betting Against 3 SHOE theWortd years this by merit For 14 shoe Three negroes not long ago made a bet among themselves that each could name a supper that would be better than the others could name They put up 1 apieqe and the one that named the dishes that would constitute the best supper should take the 3 They drew straws as to which ones should be the first and the last to make up the menu xuc iiiau luuu tJu mo iiiiaiiixjuj v iiicui saicLhe J P KIELY t - VF C1M1ATIter than greens boiled with hog jowl FRMFORTFor side dishes he would take corn In Effect March 1 1897 bread souse black eyed peas and wash them down with buttermilk The other DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY two smacked their lips Well for me said No 2 Id take fried chicken hot biscuits buttered n spread over with preserves n den nden lets see yes n simmon beer n fingsr cakes The mouths of the other two spilled water and it was apparent that they were hungry It came No 8s time Wy youse niggers dont know whats good said he Tell me fools whats bettern possum baked wid sweet tatehs scattered all roun it swimmra in 0o gravy Hey N den atter youse dt- - rubied ut tl lu x j cint no ore meat on em dere set de water millyon starin you in de face lik Hey And with that he started to pick up the money You leave dat money alone the other two yelled in chorus We warnt Chicago bettin agin no sure thing Times Herald v couldnt think of anythingbet M EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort ArrElkhorn ti3Uara HOW TO FIND OlfT Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twuty four hours a sediment or settling Indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the Kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidey remedy fulfills every wish m relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol owing use of liquor wlue or beerand over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of belug compelled to get up many times during the nieht to urinate The mild aud the extraor dinary effect of wamp Root Is soquVrealized a it stands tne mgnest ior its wonoeriui cures vfcWJIWs f of the most distressing ca es If you nped you should have the best Sold a medicine BAXLROAD TIME CARD by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet N R R L ooth sent free by mail Mention The Paris Ky News aud send your address to Dr Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer ARRIVAL OF TRAINS proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen 24sp lmo ulness of this offer From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p ¬ ¬ SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS HAM BURGS LACES Etc TWIN jstrrzJ - MOTHERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY kzritto2kirt i -- BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS R ADAIR L C MOORE Local state am Natianai WILL BE FOUND IN Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centrevillc Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST BOUND 643am 320pm 651 am 332pm 702am 348pm 708am 358pm 720am 415pm 800am 430pm 812am 442pro 822am 452pm 82Sam 458pm 840am 510pm 3UUpm m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a in 745 a m Phone 79 A Good Memory 333 p m 627 p m often saves money and also good health If From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m No 3 Broadway Paris Ky you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ 328 p m tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m Office Honr 6 to 12 a in and 1 to ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin aud health will be restored to 5 p m 3dc tf DEPARTURE OF TRAINS you Trial sizes lc lb doses 10c large size 50o md S100 of V T Br oks druggist Paris To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m ljan xm Ky 340 p m To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m MRS IiAUKA WEISHAUF 545 p m 1021 p m f Slurry Intl 77 - nmends Wrights ToRichmond 1108 a in 543 p m -- Moore Drs Adair Dental Surgeons THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE Oinoin n stt WEEKLY ENQUIRER We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can irive ArrElizabetli Arr CentreVllle Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalis Arr Stamping Ground Arr Swltzer Arr Elkhorn Lve Paris 920am 932am 1000am 1040am 1056am 11 0am 1125am 1135am 1 Celoi 988am 548pm 948am 558pm 542pm To Maysville 1025 p in Telegraphic Anomalies t a recent meeting of the British Jer of commerce in Paris E J ebryk one of the vice presidents of Liverpool chamber of commerce e an I it m 11 in his endeavors to obtain accelera in the delivery of telegrams in uce He said that telegraphing from erpool he could obtain a reply from New York house in three minutes vile from his house in Paris it took i ht the support of the Paris chani interesting statement and There were countries like the e for a reply being sometimes as Ax as six or seven hours There could 10 greater condemnation of the pres system than the practice which was monly followed by Liverpool mer nts When they wanted to obtain a iy quickly from say Havre they ild telegraph to Havre through their v York office and they could thus iin through New York a reply in t an hour which it would take them or five hours to obtain direct The me could not be attached to the Eng- postoffice for he had ascertained t as a rule a telegram handed in at English office left the United Kng- i within 15 minutes of being hV aed hours tria which were even worse Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from lli5am L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble C D BERCAW with which I had been afflicted for more GEO B HARPER Genl Pass Agt than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ Genl Supt Fkajskj ort Ky 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 beer in years Mr B D Jenkins of Lithonia Ga Yours Respectfully says that his daughter Ida inherited a Mrs Laura Weishauft severe case of Eczema which the usual W T Brooks at 50c and 100 mercury and potash remedies failed to Sold by per box Send address on postal to the relieve Year by year sue was treated Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for with various medicines external appli- ¬ cations and internal remedies without trial size free result Her sufferings were intense and her condition grew steadily worse All the so called blood remedies did not EAST BOUND W O seem to reach thedis- t-- S t ease at all until S 830am C00pm Lv Louisville 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington SS was given when 610pm 635pm 646pm 653pm 704pro 711pm 725pm The Wright Medical Co Murry Ind Sept17 1896 750 a in 635 p in F B Carr Agent MASTERS OF JU iinf ajcio On Year for If J25 Regular Price for Both Is 275 Eczema Bourbon o Land Bourbon Circuit Court Venia Wren Plaintiff We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky TRUSTWORTHY W ANTED gentlemen or ladies and active to travel for responsible established house ¬ All Her Life TIME TABLE m Kentucky Monthly 6500 and ex- ¬ penses Position steady Reference ¬ Enclose self addressed stamped envelope By virtue of a judgment of the Bourbon Circuit Court made and entered in The Dominion Company Dept W 16nov 8t the above styled cause on the 14th day Chicago of December 1897 1 will sell publicly at the court house door in Paris Ken- ¬ tucky at about the hour of noon on John H Wren etc Jefendants vs Hews and Opinions OP MONDAY FEB 7TII 1898 to I HINTON Agent wit the following described real estate to National Importance 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm LvVVirichesterll5Sam 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65jam 340pm Ar Philadelphial015am 705pm 1240nn 908pm Ar New York Lv Lexington WEST BOUND Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am 630pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm 1 f Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington aud New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or uuv information call on Trains marked thus f run daily ex ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily he Paris chamber agreed to give the Agent L ect its most earnest considtuu m orGEoRGE W Barney a a view to taking steps to o an Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky Paris Messenger rin Xeft In the Lurch imultaneously a young Oornivi three suitors repriSLntiis ch the army and the uav f gev over F B Carr N RR Paris Ky fcLeud gentleman hul great his rivals being alw i Ji fepot Referring to hisri versation with the lady on omi L- - dy he HOUSE AN he LOT AND BLACk i n on in a-b-- ud wr r Li he made thehighly interest i ration that there were land r And cu rats retorted tSeihtl- Needless to say the pardon ha elseAVLberc for a wife - London - v - errats M DESIRE to sell my housp and ot v at Jackson X with blacksmith shophalf cash bal ¬ Afn ville Ky I will sell for ance in twelve months For rirtkr particulars addrw or call on T lSJBiiNd J S3IITII SHOP FOR SALE A tract of 51 acres of land situated in Bourbon county Kentucky on the was at once noticed Millersburg Cyntuiaua turnpike The medicine was on the waters of Hinkston about road one contmuecd with fav-¬ mile from Millersburg Kentucky and THE VERY BEST orable results and bounded thus OLD PROMPT- RELIABLE how she is cured sound and well her P AYING to at corner Beginning the skin is perfectly tract which formerly belonged to clear and pure and Kobert H Champ thence N 69 E 85 eVio Tiac ffPTI RVfd poles to the middle of said pike corner writ A to home lot thence the with middle of ened to blight her life forever W 72 poles said pike N 391 W SSS guaranteed purely vegetable ¬ thence 40 49 poles to cure Eczema Scrofula Cancer Rheu- David Hamiltons corner m said road matism or any other blood trouble thence S 62 W 61 51 100 poles to a stone It is a real blocd remedy and always m said Hamilton 8 line and corner to the cures even after all else fails first mentioned horn tract thence S Office over G S Varden Co 29 E 107 21 100 poles to the beginning Said sale will be made troon credits of 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m OffifiH Hours and twelve narts Take a blood remedy for a blood disease sixthe purchase months for eaual which money and for of a tonic wont cure it the purchaser will be required to exe ¬ Our books cute bond with good surety for the on purchase price in equal sums payable DR CAt SWELLS Kl skin blood and diseases to tne undersigned Master Commis- ¬ mailed free to sioner and bearing interest at six per any address CUREii SESTION cent per annum from the day of sale Swift Specific until paid said bonds to ne approved by Co Atlanta the undersigned Commissioner Ga Fire Wind and Storm Insurance TO an improvement THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail 6 8 -- NON UNION a year a year f-- 4- - H A SMITH The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper the world in A Real Blood Remedy Price 5c a copy By mail 2 a Tear Address THE SUN New York YRUP PEPSIll mm ndrsH FALL 1897 - H DtLEY PARIS fiSP MAIN v IV in ver and k1and sick htr- Wrights iiti - ok 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky onauwiN Oificph al i - f VCUib CONSTIPATION Full stock of Frmt and Ornamental Trees Grape Vines Small Fruits EMMETT M DICKSON Asparagus and every thing for Ot Tea regulates the cures constipation Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit chard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell Court 25c at all drusists the planter saving enormous direct to commis- ¬ Swinford Osborne sions Oatalogueon application to MCMILLAN TALBOTT itv H FHILLENMEYB Attorneys Lexington Ky v i j

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