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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 8, 1898

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 3 - 4o 5W5 CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners fit KllOl BOURBON jb NEWS Established PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FEB l 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KT TUESDA FEBRUARY 8 1898 NO 11 C F BROWEK Main and Broadway CO 33Ly MILLERSBURG News Note Gathered la Ami About The Ruwr STtoo The Bed of Consigned to the past are the old time beds with their high posts their towering canopies and their fluttering draperies THE BED OF TODAY Is of iron or brass Light clean attractive and strong it combines bed The prices in attractive form all the requisites of an wide lange cover a 350 450 500 etc up-to-da- te the Future Pans Friday Wm Judy is reported as improving Messrs J Smith and J Will Clarke are both ill Mrs Sne Sandusky visited friends in v Chas Martin was in Maysville Fri ¬ day on business T M Parnell is a candidate for Turn- ¬ Davis Thompson Isgrig have in i Yesterdays Temperature school childrens shoes extra good values Theatrical AndBOfclierwise Remarks lit for very The following is the temperature ar little money Try them Th Foyer noted yesterday by A J Winters Cf John Fox thelKentucky author will Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa ¬ of ttys city tion sick headaches 25c at druggists 7a m 25 give a readintp jmght at Versailles 8a m 27 9am The Northwestern is carrying nearly 3 37 Nat Goodwinjs new play Nathan 1000000 insurance on the lives of 10 a in 40 ll a m by ClfdeTEitch made a hit in Borltbbn Countys representative citiHale zens Call on R P Dow Jr for 12 m 44 Chicago 2 p in 47 particulars 26oc 8t ¬ GOSSlRglPARAGRAPHS e fr A- White Enameled Dresser folding BEDS Chiffonier Beds lull size 1250 and 1350 Maple and Mahogany chamber furniture in attractive styles 1500 1800 2000 Mahogany finish upright bed with 18x40 French mirror at 3000 Look at our East window Cut Price Sale of Pictures 3 8 8 Wall Papers now open and ready for inspection- - All new designs and colorings See us before placing your order Liberal Discount for contracts now C F BROWE b CO Carpets Furniture Wall Paper inas supplies i Nuts 10c lb that in timehat Figs 8 to 15c lb Raisins 8 to 15c lb Friday night entertainment 1 4 to 25c lb tencihts Candies 6 iMrEittleberry3BedfordandBiCeibf Dates 7 1 2 c lb tnanerJiPlPSPWSSWifr RfyiaiagfiiafJNfK uuitjb Oranges 25 to40c dozen returned Thurs night Jr pples bananas prunes grapes daughter Jno pickles dried fruits oysters cel- last Friday night ery crackers turkeys Hurst Atlanta The cheapest line of fire works in Jas night W Miller Paris it Come and see me years keeps good seventy five years Admission Eiiifipnc 0 V n nlWwi Christ select stock IE See my of fiffintoi pike Commissioner Mrs G W Bryan visited in Lexing from Friday until yesterday Kirby Denton of Ruddles Mills was here Sundaj to visit his daughter Mr E T Beeding and family of Paris visited relatives here Sunday Mrs T M Purnell visited relatives in Paris from Saturday until yesterday The late Gr W Myers of Bowling Green Ky had a life policy for 3000 Mr H C DaileyToT Rose Hill Nioho las county was here yesterday on business Mrs Fannie Porter returned i Friday from a visit with her father I H Piper in Carlisle Mr R A Worthington of Mason is the guest of his uncle Mr W M Ham- ¬ ilton near town Mr Whittington Mann of Paris was the guest of Dr Miller and wife Satur- ¬ day and Sunday Every one enjoyed the banquet Friday evening given by the Masons itThp Masons netted 3650 Mrs Bettie Bowden of Paris has been the guest of her mother Mrs Allen for several days Miss Lelia McClintock returned Sat urdav from a visit to Mis3 Ad rain Griffith at Paynes Depot Mr Oscar Johnson went to Lexing ¬ ton yesterday to attend the Woodard and Shanklin horse sales Miss Warford of Hamilton College Lexington visited her parents from Saturday until yesterday Mr R D Kimbrough of Cynthiana was here Sunday to see his wife and babe who are visiting relatives here Dont mi s Rev Father Majors lecture Fridav night The proceeds are for the orphan daughter of a Confederate soldier If von want anything in the house icalljtiOni keeping lmejesure- An opera houseiison tapis at Versailles 5p m 4 Our insurance is protected oy bank ¬ 7pm movementBte on foot to expend and a 39 able paper on the Capital City Bank of 10000 in building and fitting one Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use L C MOORE J H ADAIR en a banks name without authority if you Sol Smith Russell the actor was doubt it write them Good health is tertained by administer Rev Geo A the best life insurance Wrights Thaper last weelcrin Cincinnati Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach I trouble Rheumatism Constipation and m Phone 79 Mark Twainjhas written a comedy Sick Headaches 100 days treatment called Is He Dead which is to be pro- - costs lc a day A sight draft on above No 8 Broadway Paris Ky bank in every 1 box which brings duced simultaneously in New York and your money V back if we fail to cure you Office Hourp d to 12 a m and irto London Sold by W T Brooks druggist 5 Your Iilf Insured le a Dy 8p m 4p m 50J 59 Drs Adair Moore Dental Surgeons 411 rs ra 1 pm adc tf Battered andJ bruised from her if tempestous voyagefrom Savannah and u heart broken overthe loss of her daugh ¬ ter and the failure of her theatrical tour Marion Manola lies almost in a comatose condition at the Ashland House in New ISTo k She arr ved a Thursday by thebteamship Gate City but was too ill to leave the boat until Saturday afternoon T To Cure A Cold In One Day paw jar Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tab-¬ lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky 402 Launching of The Battleship Kentucky M H DAILEY MAIN ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank ff OCHISON 1 Fresh Paragraphs About The People In This Vicinity Mrs Augustus Rogers is quite ill Miss Ella Reynolds of Carlisle is visiting Miss Maggie Piper Eld Martin I of Rowan county preached at Antioch Church Sunday Mrs Ella Godman and babe who have been quiteall are much improved Jonathan Myall has a Singer Sewing machine that has been in use for thirty Mrs M E Ashurst has a clock has been uee The Ladies Aid Society will give an and lunch Foi the launching of the battleship Ken- ¬ Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m tucky at Newport News Va the Chesa- ¬ peake Ohio railway will make the follow ¬ ing low round trip rates fom points named From Lexington S12 Winchester 12 Mt Sterling 312 Paris 12 Frankfort 5127 Richmond 1275 Lancaster 13 Stanford 1325 Correspondingly low rates from all other Cental Kentucky points Reduced rates have been made at the hotels Office over G S Varden Co at Newport News and at Old Point Comfort which Is only a few miles distant and connected by electric car service No other trip ever ottVred as many 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Office Hours events as doe this one People from inland Ken ucky have the rare opportunity of wit essiug comb ued army and navy life at the most histoncspot in the United States O Tulnlc of the great events associated with this place The landing of the Jamestown settlers the Pocahontas and Capt John mlth incident Corawallis surrendering his British forces the battle of th Monitor and Merrlmac and last but in the same class the launching of the most powerful battleship iu our navy and it will be called Kentucky Think of it THE VERY BEST As soon as the date o launching is settled on it will be given wide publicity in the OLD RELIABLE PR0MP2 papers Make yonr plans Through sleepers will run from Lexington P AYING For detailed information write or call on W Barney any agent or Geo District Passenger Agent H A SMITH n ¬ soul-stirri- ng W HINTON Agent -- Fire Wind and Storm Insurance 0 Lexington Ky NON UNION r 1 vvilu iuru xrryur 0 EDW Ie UVi vJ9 4L DECy 3EaMii of Cynthiana day from Bowling Green where is visiting her daughters Mrs M she was visiting her and sister Case and Mrs McLeod Mrs Myers Miss Fannie Claybrook entertained Sanford Carpenter bought of Caruth the Social Club with ers Beard and Gentry Bros Saturday progressive euchre and crokinoleJ a car load of 1300 lb mules They were Home only Insurance in the shipped to cost the policy holders fifty cents on Me Fergurson colored Sunday hundred dollars during the year 1897 disturbed the colored Methodist church O Agent services and is alleged attempted to Hutchison Ky shoot Enoch Hutchison colored The Wm Best land of 35 acres one CARLISLE mile from town was bought by Mrs Jas Letton at 2495 The Jio H News Culled From Niciujas County Wren farm was bid to 1800 ai d withPrecincts drawn From the Mercury Jas Cray of Mt Olivet came up At his home near Blue Licks DniD Sunday Thieves that broke into his on Saturday last Lafayette Kenton meat bous8 were lenient only taking two sides out of thirty six pieces and one J Miss 4a Haram will open school at sack of flour and lerc four Taylors Creek the first Monday in ¬ Mrs Belle Armstrong Mrs Martha Howard mTMM Is a deep seated blood disease which all the mineral mixtures in the world cannot cure SSS guaranteed purely vegetable is a real blood remedy for iftlnaurevourSiriroDertvaiaerainatarfire xnuuriince vu l indnahghtni1ugirrthHPHor3e a saie anu xeiiaoie com O pany W Miller Agent -- Hutchison Ky ¬ DELINQUENT TUXES blood diseases and has no equal Mrs Y T Buck of Delaney Ark had Scrofula for twenty five years and most All persons who have not paid their of the time was under the care of the poll tax for 1897 are notified to call at doctors who could not relieve her A the Sheriffs office and settle same and specialist said he save costs 18jan 4t JOS WILLIAMS C B C could cure her but he filled har wth arsenic and potash which almost ruined her constitution She fatni F i 7s- - r NOTICE - rr Ml 1 SWW sWM mwfMSMNKWaS1 - oK UWatAV J IAAVL f IVSWCW IW ever7 so called blood WE ARE THE PEOPLE tor Sale erty Headquarters For Correct Styles Hats Knox Styles 3 The Davie distillery propat this place 7 acres of ground hpuse of 50 bbla capacity on the L N R R switch good mill machinery a tenant house cistern of 500 bbls capacity Address T M Purnell Millersburg Ky 8fb 3t Dont forget the public sale of Robert Chancellor two miles north of town on Thursday Feb 10th of following 6 wagon disc harrow 2 yearling heifere slide buckboard Corn drill All kinds of farming implements It ¬ and Dun lap fat hogs 7 shotes farm horse 2 horse At Bowling Green Mo Mies Blanche New line of Shirts from 75o up Purnell aged sixteen daughter of Mr who recently d Joe Purnell this city won visited T M The very latest collar Purnell in the first prize cuffs strictly up to date recently over one hundred drilled and trained competitors at an old fashioned Collars 15c to 20c spelling bee The bee lasted four hours Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair Miss Purnell spellad nearly 2000 words send to win the prize Latest Neckties 25c 50c 75c Full and complete line of Rev Father Major of Frankfort will deliver one of his famous lectures gents furnishings -- found that she had a real blood After tak- ¬ near remedy at last She ays ing one dozen bottles of SSS I am Barterville perfectly well my skin is clear Died On Wednesday morning Feb and healthy and I would not be in 2d 1898 in this city Thoa G Mcllvain my former condition for two thousand aged 29 years dolls rs Instead of drying tip the poison H E Ross has bought a resi- ¬ in iny system like the potash and Mrs dence near the State College Lexington arsenic SSS drove the disease out through the skin and I was perma- ¬ and will move this month nently rid of it Died O a Tuesday night the wife of Mr G reen Wills near this city of con- ¬ sumption Burial in the Carliale Ceme- ¬ SSS never fails to cure Scrofula tery Wednesday Eczema Rheumatism Contagious Blood Thos H Watt who has had charge Poison or any disorder of the blood of the Carlisle Creamery has bought Do not rely upon a simple tonic to cure the Cynthiana Creamery and goes there a deep seated blood disease but take a in a few days to take possession real blood remedy Our books Died On Sunday night last Mr free upon appli- ¬ Wm Abnee aged about 38 years He cation leaves a wife and three children After Specific Swift Co short services at the home the remains Atlanta Ga were interred in the Carlisle Cemetery On the 1st iust the daughter of Frank Fuller ld April Died smz J Will not be responsible for any debt medicine and drank unless written oilier from me them by the wholesale S BROOKS CLAY but they did not reach Some Supei visor of Public Roads her trouble r8jan tf one advised her to try WV FVJ OUU J1 soon VU1J ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE A Real Blood Remedy All persons having claims against C F Clay deceased will present the same properly proven according to law to the undersigned Administrators All persons knowing themselves in ¬ debted to C F Clay deceased will please settle promptly with the Admin- istrators BJ Administrator of C SBCLAY F Clay deceased- - llian 4wk SDR CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PEPSinl 11 2 OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS Our Our 1 Ourl30 Business Suits for S5 35 Business Suits for 30 40 Business Suits for 35 old by others for 55 to 60 Our 30 Overcoatsfor 2 Our 35 Overcoats4forJ30 Our 40 Overcoatsafor 35 Sold by others for 60 1- - The daughter of Mr here Friday night in the interest of an Andy Crawford near Myers caught orphan daughter of a Confederate sol- ¬ fire while standing in front of the grate dier Dont miss it Monday afternoon and before the flames could be extinguished she had been sufficiently burned to cause her death in about five hours A Good Memory four-year-old BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND PROM TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan Try our j I 8 Trousers Sold by others for We mean what we say and can prove it The above prices are for Cash - often saves money nud also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes 10c U doses 10c large size 50c and S100 of W T JBrjoks druggist Paris Ky ljan xm CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station PARIS FURSISHIHGir JOE fe 5 Aunt Patsy has lived all her life within two miles of Carlisle and has been a member of the Christian Church for more than sixty years Among those present were the families CO The firm of Clarke Clay doing bus of J A Taylor David Sousley J T iness in the city of Paris Ky has been Hamiltqn Robt Garrett Jas Donnell S dissolved by mutual consent and C J Thos Linville T I McCann G W Clarke is authorized to collect all ac- - McDonald Jas Wasson Mrs Kate MUNSON Cutter f Ham Mrs Tribble oants due said firm C J CLARKE MRS MATT TURNEY 53 D E The only safe swro ftaid CLAY DoniI miss the first chapters of the reliable Female j 4Mm story on1 third page ever offered to iLadiea especially recomxaerifL ed to married Iiacties A I desire to thank my friends for their ij t vjrnmmis Timnrwn rTr r hjttTO nmrl 4 rtlm New crop currentEBSend for circular Fflce Sleo per Jox 6 Iwcs for 500 liberal patronage and ask them to raisiu3 citron continue MOTTS CHRMICAL CO - Cleveland kio successorswith Clarke - Kenney my peaches prunes ap jCots hominy oat DK meat r mea oars KV For SaleBy W T Brooks Druggist r flt MRS MATT TURNJ3Y VH JWaWiUi AUryUUULi Mrs Martha Byers better known as who has passed the 80th mile stone of life was surprised last Sunday by a number of her relatives friends rind neighbors to the number of sixty who came loaded with viands of Aunt Patsy ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel rarest quality BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars H TAILORIHG STOUT Manager DISSOLUTION ¬ WL DOUGLAS For 14 years this hoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 83GO gMOOand 8500 shoes are tho productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S3SO and tOO shoes tor men 350 boys and youths nnd SSOOW L 531 5 forshoes aro indorsed Douglas by over 1000000 wearers as the best In 6tyle lit and durability of any shoo ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shape and styles and of every vari¬ ety of lenther v If dealer cannot supply you write for caia legueio w L Douglas Brockton Hass Sold by 3SHOEtheMd Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleqpiog Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Besmre your tickets read via BIG FOUJEt O McCORMlCK D N NEW YORK I Passenger Traffic Mgr PENNYROYAL PILL m BMARTIX Gen Pass Tkt Agt O WkM -- m Cincinnati - - 1 -- -- L- - J PKIELY 4 i S YRUP- PEPSinl CURES CONSTIPATION W BR CALDWELLS K X 2 BIG WAESHIPS British Indian Australian and Pacific THE BOURBON NEWS JllJESDAY FEBRUARY 8 1898 5 A GOOD SHOWING SOME ATTENTION Cn Actual Payments Throagh Clearing Houses in January The Failures in Jan Will Tie Given to the Annexation Ques- uary Were Smaller Than in Any Previous Mion in the Senate This Week Year New York Feb 5 R G Dun Cos Weekly Review of Trade says in A Contested Election Case Will Be Up in its issue of Saturday the House The Fortifications Bill Will J5e Disposed of First President Actual payments through clearing Dole Leaves Washington houses in January made a remarkable showing being much larger than in Washington Feb tf The attention any previous month 353 per cent tion of the senate this week will in all larger than the same month last year and 71 per cent larger than in 1892 probability be divided between the The failures in January were smaller Hawaiian annexation treaty appro- ¬ than in any previous year of which priation bills and the right of Hon there is record and were probably H W Corbett to a seat in the senate smaller than in any other January from Oregon The treaty will prob- ¬ since 1881 The statement bj branches ably occupy the great share of attenof business given this week shows a tion Monday but after that time the surprising gain in most departments committee on appropriations will of manufacture and trade Meanwhile claim the time of the senate for the money market is as confident as the Indian appropriation which it will be reported ever gold does not come from Europe is expected This bill in large amount only because bankers early in the week find it worth while to lend American will v provoke considerable debate mouey abroad and the commercial bal ¬ and by the time it is disposed of the ances are heavily in favor of theTJnited committee on appropriations hope to have the fortifications bill before States as heretofore Perhaps the most striking feature of the senate Senator Hoar will at the the week has been the decline in same time press the Corbett matter up wheat With exports of 3094517 on the attention of the senate as a mat- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ANTI AMERICAN ¬ BLAZE IN BOSTON ¬ Sqaudrons Receive Orders To Be in Readiness to Reinforce the Fleet in the Far East They Will Oppose Any Combination Opposing British Pol-¬ icy in That Part of the World zette says the JJritish Indian Australian and Pacific squadrons nave been ordered to be ready to reinforce the fleet in the far east thus giving the British admiral a fleet capable of coping with any combination opposing British policy In the meanwhile adds the China Gazette the British claims in the will be supported by a strong squadron stationed at Chusan to which place two other warships are en route In the event of Russia hoisting her flag over the forts at Port Arthur adthe British miral has been ordered to hoist the English flag over Chusan and the Japanese fleet will ascend the as soon as the river rises About 7500 Russian artillery and cav alry and quantities of stores and munitions have arrived at Kirin the capital of the Manchurian province oi Kirin London Feb 3 According to a special dispatch from Shanghai published Friday two British warships entered Port Arthur Thursday and left with out anchoring ¬ -- Shanghai Feb 4 Ehe China Ga-¬ ¬ Yang-Tse-Kia- ng ¬ Yang-Tse-Kian- g ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE Appointed to Inquire Into the Improve ¬ ment of the Mississippi JUver at St St Louis Feb 4 United States Senators Nelson Minn Gallinger N H Berry Ark Vest Mo Elkins W Va and Representative Catch ings Miss composing the congressional committee appointed to inquire into the improvements of ithe Mississippi river left Thursday for Cairo TIL accompanied hy the Mississippi river commission At that place they will begin a trip to the imouth of the river on a government steamer for the purpose of taking testimony as to the condition of the levees and jetties and the prevalence of the Hoods As a result of the trip a report will be made to congress recommending the steps necessary to be taken to protect the country along the river from the hih water Prof Moore chief of the sipal ¬ Louis ¬ bushels against 1770546 last year flour- - included from Atlantic ports and 776840 from Pacific ports against 844343 bushels last year the temper of the market has been weaker The report of the agricultural department has bad some influence although its figures are not generally credited as reliable The wheat market has turned largely upon the operation of a Chicago speculator but the fact remains that the price depends largely upon foreign needs and upon the comparative scarcity of the American supply The outgo corn of continues heavy 37987S6 bushels against 3343400 for the same week last year and the excess over last year when exports were much the greatest ever known indicates a very heavy foreign demand The spot price of cotton remains unchanged but the fact that receipts continue larger than dur ing the same week of 1895 after the heaviest crop ever knoxvn checks speculative operations for an advance The iron and steel manufacturer is steadily gaining in consumption of pig iron although the production of the material is still in excess of immediate demands but not enough to cause a decline in prices in Pittsburgh or Chicago The demand for finished products has been very heavy and in cludes for structural work 5000 tons for the state capitol building in Penn ¬ sylvania 4000 tons for the courthouse at Denver 3000 tons for elevated rail ¬ ways at Chicago and numerous small buildings in various parts of the coun ¬ try There is a better demand for cotton goods since the general stoppage of works at the east but there is no indi ¬ cation as yet of material gain as re- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ eral speeches will be made upon it It does not appear probable however that a vote will be reached during the week on the Corbett resolution It is probable that the programme of the house which has been confined almost exclusively this session to the consideration of appropriation bills will be varied this week with the consideration of a contested election case It is the purpose of the house leaders to keep the appropriation bills to the front in order to obtain an early final adjournment or as the alternative throw the responsibility for delays on the senate But after the fortifications bill is disposed of only one other appropriation bill is on the calendar at present the military academy and it should not consume more than a few hours It is the intention of the leaders therefore to fiU the hiatus this week with n the consideration of the contested election case from the Fourth Alabama district The elections committee have divided on this case on partjr lines and the indications are therefore that the house will do the same thing and Mr Bowman will be unseated The members on both sides of the house have been using the latitude allowed in debate on appropriation bills to make campaign speeches to be used more or less extensively in the impending congressional campaign this fall and these are likely to continue indefinitely All the members are keenly alive to opportunities to make political capital for themselves or their party and this fact may at any time upset prearranged programmes by plunging the house into rancorous aud acrimonious political discussion The democrats and populists spects unsold stocks on hand In woolen goods the demand is altogether seem to be directing their assaults more satisfactory an advance of principally against the republican 20 per cent beinir nam on most claim tha t prosperity has returned to ¬ ¬ ter of the highest privilege and sev- ¬ ¬ Boston Feb 7 The bodies of six two miles away fireman among them that of District Romero Rubio one of the speakers Chief Egan have jnst been taken from said that the great enemies of Spain the ruins of the Bent building which were enjoying themselves not far off took fire at 4 oclock Saturday morn- that he hoped the day was not distant when Spain would show them what The dead are Johu F Egan district Spanish soldiers could do and that bhief James Victory captain engines the Americans were very much mis- 38 and 3J George Cotwald lieuten taken in believing Spain to be a weab ant engine 35 Patrick Uisken hose nation because she had not been able man John J IMulhern fireman W to subdue 30000 Cubans but that was Walsh hosemuu due to the fact that the Cubans were Four other firemen were buried in the sons of Spaniards having the same the ruins but they escaped with moro blood and the same valor But had or less serious injuries They are they been 300000 Americans they Joseph M Garritty captain engine 7 would have been annihilated long ago Thomas E Conway hoseman T T The orator received deafening ap- Doherty hoseman Edward Shea hose plause and hurrahs man The building burned was a five The anti American sentiment is oc story structure on Merrimac street the increase occupied by G W Hunt fc Co manu ¬ facturers of beds bedding etc The alarm was sounded at 358 The building was filled with inflammable It was joined on the east materials by a three story tenement on the west was separated by a narrow alley from a similar structure while in the rear of the tenement houses on South Mar ¬ gin street is a narrow light wall So quickly did the flames spread to the fourth and fifth stories that within a few minutes the three upper stories rear and the third story front were a seething furnace of flame and there was no prospect that the firemen would be able to save anything above the sec ¬ -¬ are organizing their party throughout the island Weyler has been named honorary president and Romero Rob ledo as vice president On Sunday as Gen Lee was entertaining the officers of the Maine at La Playa the conservatives held a large meeting at Mariano Orators Applauded In a Conservative Meet ing in Havana Spanish Soldiers Aching Six Firemen Including a Chief Capfor a Brush With American Blue Coats tain and Lieutenant Killed Havana Feb 5 The conservatives HOW SHE MANAGED HIM Let Her Husband Be Cross for tU9 They were two women discussing their husbands over shopping lunch One asked the other if her husband was ever cross He is never anything else was the cool reply asked the How do you manage him first speaker 1 dont try to manage him I just Jet him alone But how do you makeup We dont make up You see he is al- ¬ ways as cross as two sticks at breakfast and says a whole lot of sarcastic things about women attending to their households and club women and any other old thing he can think of and then he goes away mad and slams the front door You poor thing And people say you are so congenial and so well suited to each So we are When Harold comes home at night he hands me a little package and says he hopes it will please me and I tell him he is too good and 1 wish all women had as good a husband as mine Then I see what hes giving me and sometimes its a lovely belt or a new chatelaine or a fancy scarf and I give him a kiss nad ask him to forgive me for being cross in the morning The other woman looked dazed and wenton sipping her chocolate in profound silence as long as she could stand it Then she flashed out And yet you deliberately told me you did not manage himi Chicago Times-Herald Presents He Gave Her rhern Were Uadly Injured The Five Jbourth Floor of the Structure Collapsed The Work of Keseue Dlflleult The Property Loss is About SKOQOU A ¬ 1 ¬ other 1 ¬ Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved me many a doctors bill S F Hardy Hop ¬ kins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 1894 -- Lots of very shiftless people get up early Washinton Democrat Made worse by cold St Jacobs Oil to cure Everybody has some Washington Democrat By St Jacobs Oil It cures Neuralgia needs pet adjective Bad feet from frost bites are made sound It cures ond story ¬ 1OUI0 E M COMAS ¬ New United States Senator from Mary land Aldrich-Plow-ma- ESCAPED MURDERER Under Sentence of Death Voluntarily Snr renders to the Authorities ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ aud said he would be hero on the evening train to help mend the jail bars that he had broken Finch escaped from the combined federal and state prison here on Tues day last in company with seven other Mo derer under sentence to be hanged who had escaped to a point 100 miles from his nearest pursuer voluntarily sur rendered to the authorities here Fri day after notifying them of his intention by Jong distance telephone The convict wasGeorge Wj Finch of Kan sas City who followed young Frank Swofford here from Paola Kas and murdered him for a few dollars hiding the body in the bushes Friday Finch called up Sheriff Wheeler by telephone from Laraont ¬ ¬ ¬ Fort Scott Kas Feb 5 A mur ¬ and a suffocating smoke and were obliged to fight from the other side Two aerial ladders were raised on the front as were also several long exten ¬ sion ladders while streams were car ¬ ried through the South Margin tene ¬ ments from the back windows of which floods were poured into the fjery The fire was nearly under control at the time of the accident- - The men of Engine 7 were on the flourth floor and ofFngines s ando were on the sec ond floor when the rear section of the roof collapsed carrying down por tions of all the floors through the base ¬ ment and burying the firemen beneath a great mass of debris A hasty can ¬ vass of the members of the depart ment showed that ten men were miss ¬ ¬ ¬ the stairways but soon the firemen were driven back by hot air explosions The fight was made at the start by troubled with eruptions on my face I thought I would give Hoods a trial and after taking a few botttes I was cured I am now also free from rheumatism to which I have been C E BAiuir subject for some time 726 Milwaukee Street Milwaukee Wis Avas Sax--saparil- Eruptions On the Face I furnace Hoods SarsaparifSa Is Americas Greatest Medicine 1 six for 55 cents Hoods Pills cure all liver ills 25 NOTIOB o in r ¬ prisoners - flH J PROP WILLIS XMOORE service burea accompanied the party as an expert SHRAPNEL SHOT TEST Fifty Per Cent of the Ammunition Found Tests San Francisco Feb Shrapnel shots furnished to the United States army have been made by Lieut E B Babbitt of Benicia arsenal Twenty six shells were fired and 50 per cent of the ammunition was found to be wholly worthless The flimsy Shrapnel was furnished by an ordnance 4 to Be Wholly Worthless of compariy of Washington All shells fused by electricity were excluded from the grounds selected by Lieut Chas R Suter chief enBabbitt gineer of the Pacific division has in- ¬ M Wilson structions from Gen chief of engineers Washington D C to hasten the work of mounting the modern guns for the defense of bis harbor In accordance with instruc- ¬ tions the force of workmen on the fortification will be enlarged- Another Keprieve for Worden ¬ another reprieve until June 17 this year The reprieve was issued that the commissioner of lunacy appointed by Gov Budd to inquire in Wordens mental condition might continue hifi investigation Budd Thursday granted Salter TJl Worden awaiting execution at Fol som prison for participation in the wrecking of the overland train in Yolo county during the strike in 1894 Sacramento OaL Feb 4 Gov v hibiting the importation of American fruits into Germany occupied the at-tention of the Bundesrath Thursday when it was decided that importation of fresh fruit is only forbidden when ¬ ¬ Berlin Feb The Prohibition of American Fruits 4 The subject of pro ¬ the same is discovered to contain a plant bug The prohibition does not Thieves at Work Mrs Lane Much Worse Albany Ky Feb 5 Thieves are at extend to dried fruits but the imWashington Feb 7 Mrs Lane portation of windfalls packing ma work in the eastern part of the coun ¬ the daughter of ex Senator Blackburn terial and plaTt is altogether forbid¬ ty Farmers report that the thieves of Kentucky who about three weeks den are taking all their corn wheat and ago was accidentally shot is much chickens worse Saturday Alleged Moonshiners Sound Over Friday afternoon Shoe Factory Burned she suffered a setback from whinh she Prestonburg Ky Feb 4 Fred Bridget ater Mass Feb 5 McEl barely rallied- She takes practically Coon Blanton Sam Preston and Lane of Johnson county were bound wains shoe factory here burned Fri- ¬ no nourishment and it is feared never will recover over for selling moonshine wmsky day Loss SS0000 - poinSprbTOcpikeTy biiM and vorsttfas and neanlvvrallthe - mills its way sooner or later into the con- ¬ are active The sales of wool at the three chief markets were 6361400 gressional record for distribution this pounds of which 3973000 were domes- fall President Dole and his party ceased tic against 13563700 last year of to be the guests of the nation Sunday which b493400 were domestic Failures for the week were 335 in the night at 720 oclock when he started United Stales against 311 last year for Buffalo and thus began his return and 39 in Canada against 63 last year journey for the Hawaiian islands The president arrived at the Penn S3rlvania station but a few minutes before his train was ready to start and was not kept waiting but immediately went to the private Pullman car Coronet which he occupied on his trip to Buffalo The party was escorted to to the station by Assistant Secretary of State Thos W Cridler Maj Hies land of the army Commander Phelps of the navy and several friends of the president Minister Hatch and Mrs Hatch also were present Washington Feb 7 The consideration of the labor arbitration bill by the house committee on labor will be resumed next Thursday The bill gives every case of labor disagreement cr strike an official status and the significance of public opinion The proceedings so far have developed a wide difference of views between labor leaders Mr Hynes representing federal rail- ¬ THEMACKAY TOMB road employes organizations has tak- ¬ Now Nearing Completion In Greenwood en issue with President Gompers of Cemetery Brooklyn the American Federation of Labor as Under One System to the respective obligations of emNew York Feb 5v rThe Lake Shore ployer and employed and every rail- ¬ railroad Friday became the property way brotherhood apparently favors of the New York Central and Hudson the pending some of River Railroad Co The final arrange ¬ the officers of measure while of the Federation ments for the transfer of the Lake want the bill to go further and Labor Shore system to the control of the that no arbitration system can claim Central were made Fridajr morning ly established that does more be safethan give when the directors of the Central met the arbitrators opinions and then here to consider the proposition made drops the case some time ago for a union of the two Washington Feb roads into one system to be operated ing of the session of 7 At the open ¬ hereafter as one road stretching from day Mr Royce rep the house Satur ¬ Ind chairman New York to Chicago of the committee of elections No 2 presented a resolution declaring that Shot Wife and Paramour Montgomery WVa Feb 5 George in the contest between Samuel Hudson P Tucker found his wife and Will Mc-¬ and Wm McAleer of Pennsylvania Allister in a compromising position for a seat in the house Mr McAleer is Friday and shot them both killing entitled to the seat Without division them instantly He then gave himself the resolution and report of the com- ¬ up to the police mittee were adopted ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ steamer Rlaicstic has been chartered to carry 22 locomotives and a general cargo from this port to the Finland government The locomotives arc be ing shipped by the Baldwin works The consignment consists of 10 passenger and 12 freight engines At the Baldwin works locomotives are being built for Norway Japan Africa and other countries which formerly got them from other places ¬ rlmavingl tmDoht bother IrWfff Tm5eTtr otleTfev7s that i The first man to be taken out was Edward Shay who was found about forty feet from the front of the build ing on the extreme end pinned be ¬ tween the timber about midway be ¬ tween the first and second floors hav ¬ ing fallen from the fifth floor As he was taken out he said to t those who ¬ H IAI L - ITn TUnCC3 6 - 11111 EXPECnN6T0eEC0MEM0THER5 l n H ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ IIalf a Dozen Injured in a Wreck Lawkenck Mich Feb 5 Train No 3 on the South Haven aud Eastern Narrow Gauge railroad was wrecked here Friday and at least half a dozen people were injured It was the first train through since Wednesday noon and left here at 840 a m A quarter of a mile from the station the snow plow jumped the track aud was piled into by the two locomotives which drew the train and the two coaches Head Crushed to a Pulp St Louis Feb 5 Daniel McClel- ¬ land aged 43 employed in the paint works of George S Mephan Klein committed suicide Friday by putting his head between the ponderous wheels of a machine known as a putty chaser When found the mans head was stuck between the wheels aud a side post crushed to a pulp Death must have been instantaneous No motive was known for the deed conscious condition Tom Conroy was pinned under some timbers which held his legs in such a manner that timbers had to be sawed through before he could be reJeased Next Phil Doherty of Engine No 7 was taken out lie was apparently the worst injured of the lot His left leg was utterly use ¬ less Lieut McCart by of Protective No 1 was struck in the leg by falling bricks when the floors fell are in there Capt Garrity was found within a few feet of Sluiy pinned under some heavy timbers and was brought out in semi ¬ i VTt Iggftl niRin llo rur NPBwnncvcrrua Ui MIL liLIUUJUIJIUl ITStnLESIHCSlOHAQC I Cff I0HE5 WLARBftfOKKfflrfi WHICH MAKES - MAI IWUJ jtfilG COURAGE Vli LIFEA cr Shrinking MOMRSja gkyi AloTios a llxTMlsW75TriTTTrTS 3TSTTGT53T7Trnfi ill e b mtlmmmmmmm mTtSMjfftZSGasgo SffiEBOfj UtfliniQ iiru -- l n toDrofmntfHERAGM 4 -- a LIABIUTYTO SnJ b 1U u b bnufiFfUUJ0 noa wintnww-naftfr i f5 n vmmuui inniuiAitiTsg47 - iniLDANDnQinLKri M ui f i hT eVe LmiruLi iirtunu - jj v rfuits oo - o- - HJRRECT5 SHOULD THEYAPrEAR l o n H hm prupSSRapio Recovery SEXgfHfiSiU PROPRIETORS SPtMiSiMI 5T flu t SV91 LOUIS a ftL 0 nti ¬ v it movement among the coal miners oi O T committed suicide at the Savoy West Virginia to separate themselves hotel here Friday by shooting Re- ¬ from the United Mine Workers assoports from Guthrie state that Williams ciation and form an independent orleft there owing about S3000 to pa- ¬ ganization is gaining ground rapidly More than 3000 miners and 80 operatrons tors have joined the independent move Clara Barton Goes to Cuba ment up New York Feb 5 The Cuban relief ing everyto date and these are bring Shulzs Murderer Executed influence to bear upon Berlin Feb 4 It was announced committee Friday gave out the infor ¬ miners and operators who are stillthe in here in a dispatch from Kiao Chou that mation that Clara Barton will go at the older organization to have them the murderer of Schulz the sontry once to Cuba to minister to the starv ¬ come in the new The Kanawha and who was killed while on duty at the ing and to the victims of the diseases new River fields have taken the Sim Tsimo has been executed after that now ravish that unfortunate js the fight against the United lead in line auUB- I Workers j trial by a Chinese court house Thursday Representative An-¬ derson rep offered a resolution fav ¬ oring the annexation of Hawaii coin mending the course of Senators Cul lom and Maron and requesting the co- ¬ operation of the Illinois members oil the lower house to secure annexation Springfield Favors Annexation 111 Feb 4 In the manager of a bucket shop at Guthrie Suicided by Shooting Kansas City Feb 5 J L Williams Morgantown Miners Independent Movement W Va Feb 7 The ¬ ¬ ¬ N I Go to your grocer to day Feb 5 Gold Com- ¬ missioner Fawcett has notified the do ¬ and get a 15c package of SENATOR T B TURLRT minion government of the forwarding by him from Dawson Cit of the sum JjrtSx Cominodarn Dewey Presented Df SS0000 duty collected in that dis- ¬ New Yokk Feb 7 A dispatch to trict by the Canadian customs officials the Herald from Yokohama says This makes S195000 received by the The Japanese government is serious¬ qfovernment from that place since the ly considering the retention of rush to the gold fields began for an indefinite period oven American Horses Next It takes the place of cofafter China pays the war indemnity Berlin Feb 5 Baron Von IIr A E Buck United States minister fee at the cost the minister of ajrri Saturday culture at Fridays session of the Prus and his presented Commodore Dewey¬ Made from pure grains it sian diet declared that American press staff to the emperor and emat the imperial palace at Tokio is nourishing and health- ¬ horses developed influenza after im- The flagship Olympia will go to Chinese portation lie adds If the importa- ¬ waters next week ful tions increase we shall certainly be Insist that your grocer gives yon GRAIN O forced to adopt a suitable quarantine Sheriff Indicted for Willful Xeglent UUlbailOQ vll n order to protecd ourselves Cakson Nev Feb 7 Sheriff Brock liss of Douglass county where the Not a Dollar in the Treasury Philadelphia Feb 5 The In- lynching of Adam Uber recently oc- ¬ quirer says Saturday that the Inter ¬ curred has been indicted for willful state Canal aud Irrigation Canal and neglect of duty in not taking steps to Land Co one of the enterprises of prevent the illegal execution nis trial Francis C Grable has announced to has been set for the 10th A similar For the sound and permanent cure of Chronic fone 1ce Sores of years Its creditors that it has not a dollev in charge against the county commission- ¬ wii ZHU description noand Old how many every matter name known ntoiSfc orand what of Gangrene And for the ers was ignored its treasury with which to pay notes euro Ioclt Jnw pAGE BOOK FKEE Nanaen Dont L3ke American Style of J P State Bank Closes Its Doors MEDICINE CO ST PAUL MINN- Traveling n uc uy Arugglt OirAHA Neb Feb 5 A special to Liverpool Feb 7 In an interview the Bee from Crawford Neb says on his return here from the United IS it The State Bank of Crawford did not States Dr Fridtjof 3IU5 Nansen the arctic open its doors Friday morning C J explorer is aBb Grable the cashier is in the east A lecturing in quoted as saying that America is as bad as ex- ¬ t PjATO rrowcr in America W vl J E lobson assistant cashier will say aotliing of the bank further than that ploring adding that when not lectur- 2 5 LLT leW r4G4 buKheU per acre W ing he was traveling and the Ameri- ¬ 9 8eedSpJe cheaP Oar sreat 8EKO BOOK llFarn M Dwing to the absence of Francis C can worth 810 to pt a start or 10c and style of traveling is not to his fc -- otlee J01WA8tZKUSEEDC0MlaroWKCtbla ill ft SraVle its president coupled with the taste fact that the currency which was exvicar General McCoIgan Dead pected Friday morning did not arrive Baltimore Feb 7 Monsignor Ed ¬ fron the east he thought it better not art rrct riio ward McColgan vicar general of the U a tempt to run through the day Use diocese of Baltimore died Saturday Hob on ays the bank will pay orjfc d rattan H morning posi ors and all liabilities in fulL Ottawa Ont Wei-JBai-W- Customs Collections in Dawson City ei Grain0 i Ham-merstein-Loxt- en ¬ ¬ i ft1 ¬ ffiir5xn -- POTATOES DC ¬ ¬ feSWB agmstiiaidM3MBii RiL i Mir - -- - -- - - - - i a l ljM m THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 8 1898 1 v rjf- m- ft t1 a m Your correspondent visited Omaha for the second time to day His first r Jfrf -- AR6ARETDLAN D visit was in 1867 when the western terminus of the Kock Island road landed passengers a little west of Des COPYRIGHTED Moines la and the old Concord stage was the only means of passage on to CHAPTER II Continued she said altJud 4I guess it aint nothin Omaha To be sure the old Hannibal Marys face was still flushed when very bad St Joe road in connection with the she came into the kitchen and found I dont know Mary answered I river boats between St Joseph and Mrs Hayes trotting- about making- bis- ¬ hope not But Im afraid it is And Omaha afforded an easier means of cuits for tea The little old woman then later in the evening when they reaching the Nebraska metropolis looked at her keenly for a moment she had been talking of something else she There was then no railroad bridge at had her suspicions and her hopes said suddenly He hasnt a soul to Omaha and the incoming passengers Dick Wheeler had stepped in earlier in look after him except thatJ stupid had to be ferried across the river The the afternoon to ask how she did to Jacob pass the time of day Mrs Hayes great transcontinental line the Union Mrs Hayes looked at her inquiringly said and in a casual way had asked I just wish said Mary tremulously Pacific was then under construction when Mary would be in He wants to that you and I could Its material and rolling stock had to be ¬ meet her and walk home with her Why bless your heart cried the transported on barges up the river she chuckled to herself well well old woman we will I know what When President Lincoln designated thats right Thats how it ought be I youre going to say well go right up Omaha as the eastern terminus of the hope the child will take him why I tendernesses there to morrow I dont know No wonder she loved Union Pacific line he fixed the destiny There was a curious inconsistency didnt think of it first him to love such a man was enough of this city And I remember that the 0 about Dons mother She loved Mary Good nursing is well enough in its for one girls life she thought And people here were exultant and confi- ¬ for her faithfulness to Don but why way but when added to good nursing yet Dick Wheeler had thought she dent that this act of Old Abe consum- ¬ should the girl lose a good chance the invalid hears a voice that he loves might marry him mated after a personal inspection of the She had no small fears of any discom- ¬ talking outside his door to his little But Ive been true she protested topography of competing sites along fort to herself any neglect she knew old kind nurse or is told that Mary to herself as if in excuse Then she the river would put Omaha on the Mary So with the best will in the made that gruel or watches dream ¬ turned back to the path and went on high road to fortune and make it ulti- ¬ world she tried to further Dicks suit ily through feverish eyes Mary mov ¬ to the little gray house Don thought mately the largest city between Chi- ¬ She talked about him a good deal his ing about his room or even feels her it wasnt as nice as Dicks she cago and San Francisco This predic-¬ money his providence his good heart touch upon his forehead why he can- ¬ thought half smiling well you see tion realized Three and the fine bow window he had built not help get well At least that was Ive chosen it anyhow she said half now has been river at this pointbridges span the and 14 in his dining room what Dick Wheeler said first to him-¬ aloud as though he were beside her railways enter the gates of Omaha Dick hes all for use and comfort self and afterwards shyly and awk- ¬ She saw the kitchen door open and When I first saw Omaha the population V and his wife she reminded Mary with wardly when he was better and was shut and heard a burst of laughter was estimated at 15000 To day ten ¬ vast significance will be more com- sitting up to Mary But poor fellow Why who is here at this time of jhe thought than most folks She wont Marys blank look almost landed him night fortable And then she times that number is claimed while the Written Literature The painters have long protested have to carry water in from the well back in his bed again He began to saw that there were people in the door population of Nebraska has grown to against any judgment of their work in the way you do here hes got it run- - realize in a slow pathetic way that if yard and two figures at the gate sud ¬ a million and a quarter At that time Omaha was an cutpost ning in the kitchen been less kind he might have denly saw her and came running accordance with the principles of an ¬ she had of the frontier To day there are 15 carry- ¬ had more hope There are worse things than And Don dead seven towards her other art and at last they have succeed ¬ ing in the water from the well Mary years he told himself as he sat Mary Mary hes back Dons 000000 people west of the river Ne- ¬ ed in convincing the more open minded braska had been admitted to statehood said decidedly and Mrs Hayes said to propped up with pillows in a big black home f us that what is of prime importunce Mary stood still at the gate she was a few months prior to my visit and wooden rocking chair that had roses in a picture is the way in which it is painted on the head rest and gay cal perfectly silent Eager hands clutched with the exception cf Kansas Texas painted and that its merely literary ico sleeves tied over its stiff arms would have pulled her along her and merit is quite secondary They are not UJ It was a soft spring afternoon he the path Hes home Hes back Mary unreasonable when they insist that the was much better Mrs Hayes and do you hear Hes back he says hes chief duty of a picture is to represent a Mary had gone home and only came in been meaning to come these five years visible world and not to point a moral for an hour or two each day to see that but hes been on three voyages or adorn a tale and that in the apprer he was comfortable Like a woman walking in her sleep It was Mrs ciation of a picture we must first weigh Hayes who had packed him snugly into Mary was pushed to the door which all of its pictorial beauty Nor are the the big chair in the south window and swung open again to admit these sculptors asking too much when in a put a footstool under his feet and friendly on lookers who had corns to statue they want us to consider chiefly drawn a little table with his medicine rejoice with those that did rejoice its plastic beauty and a glass of water close to his side Afterwards she did not know wheth ¬ Now the orator and the dramatist Jacobll help you back to bed Dicky er she saw him or not the kitchen was ask for themselves what has been grant ¬ Hayes as soon as you feel tired now mind crowded She heard Mrs ed the painter and the sculptor they dont sit up a minute longer than you laughing and crying and saying request that an oration or a drama feel like it And Ill come in to morrow And Marys been true to you but shall be judged not as literature only morning and bring some beef tea hot because she hasnt had chances but in accordance with the principles Marys great on making beef tea But why didnt you ever write to her of its own art And here the literary When she went away Dick sat there And then a voice a voice from the critic is even less willing to yield He in the sunshine looking out of the win ¬ grave a deaiil voice that made Mary may acknowledge his own ignorancfc UNITEP STATES GOVERNMENT BUILDING dow He made up his mind that he thrill with horror a voice that made must get over thinking about Mary her heart quiver as though the founda ¬ California and Oregon all the territor- tors held a few days ago to consider of perspective and of pigments of com ¬ there was no use it only worried her tions of the solid earth moved and y-west of Omaha was unorganized the financial question reported yester- ¬ position and of modeling hnThe may confpBC rf Via Tiotp v Vio TvoiTi Vf a nr Mand it kills me he thought simply melted a hearty kindly voice said x asregards statehood while to day every day tKat the last call for funds has sculptor have him at a disadvantage to He wondered if he could always feel so WellI was always meaning division is represented in congress save been responded to most liberally Oma ¬ dully indifferent to everything just be- ¬ and somehow she turned and slipped the territories of New Mexico and Ari- ha as a municipality will contribute but he is not ready to admit that he cause he couldnt have Mary The sun away between the pushing jostling zona and so rapid has been the devel about 100000 the county of which 5s not to apply his own standards to the MAKING BISCUITS FOB TEA was warm on the grassy slope in front congratulating friends slipped out into opment of the west that the term Omaha is the seat voted 100000 in works of the orator and of the dra ¬ of the house a big vessel coming slowly the night and ran stumbling crying matist On tho contrary he maintains There well up the river with the tide leaned and shivering away from the house of joy frontier has become a misnomer and bonds Nebraska voted 100000 the that the speech and the play if they be¬ herself disappointedly the arts and industries of civilization United States government 200000 to she is set Poor Dick I guess there aint her white topsails swelled and gleamed and thanksgiving have pushed out to the Rockies and be- ¬ cover exhibits and building Illinois long to literature at all are by that very no chance for him trees at and flapped loose again the 45000 The Iowa legislature is now fact absolutely within the province of Dick Wheeler was certainly tired yond the foot of the garden showed a faint literary critie He cannot see why CHAPTER HI There has been no fit illustration of considering an appropration of equal the which the orator and dramatist mist of green a pigeon- wheeled and enough to have Jacob help him back to But Dick Wheeler did not so easily fluttered down to the doorstep and sat bed but Jacob was at the grocery store the marvelous progress made by the size and Montana Utah New Mexico that write is not to be read and criti- ¬ may resign the hope that Mary would ac- ¬ preening itself and puffing out its white listening open mouthed to the story states west of the Mississippi river dur ¬ South Dakota California Louisiana cised exactly as that cept him In his slow honest deliber- ¬ breast The feeling of spring and joy ing the past 25 years True the Colum- Missouri Minnesota and Wisconsin are by the novelist and thewhich is written essayist and the bian fair gave evidence in slight meas- all coming into line while interest in poet ate way he went all over the situation and promise was in the air Indeed it is almost a misrepre- ¬ ure of western development but many other states is such that there can be no in his own mind He knew Dons worth sentation of the literary critics atti ¬ of the states and territories were repre question of unanimity and he had felt as had everybody who groaned to himself Well Ive got to had come in contact with him the at- ¬ get over this Ill go away Ill get out sented there only by buildings for the Last spring the state department by tude to suggest that he has need to traction of the young fishermans of it Mary shant know why Ill let J entertainment of visitors from the sev- direction of President McKinley ex¬ maintain this position for it is rarely sweet kind careless nature He knew her think Ive never thought of her eral states and an inadequate repre- tended invitations to foreign govern- ¬ even hinted to him that he is not fully justified all that with no jealousy or bitterness since the last time I spoke Good Lord sentation of the wealth products it ments to participate in the exposition every in employing the same tests in department of literature with only a sober kindly acceptance of it was two or three years ago and Cot a few favorable responses have sources and civilization of the vast n Yet nothing ought to be clearer than the fact He admitted the loyalty of Ive not gained an inch with her And jeen received China Mexico Canada gion west of the Mississippi has ye Marys heart and I like her all the then he opened his eyes and saw Mary Venezuela Costa Rica and Bolivia are the distinction between the written to be made between tha better he said to himself stoutly He coming up the path she was on her among the foreign nations that will word and the spofcen I had been told that the literature which is addressed to the f exact reasoning way home from school and stopped to even realized in an International exposition which send exhibits Articles imported from eye alone and that which is intended way the force of Marys ideal of Don know how he was getting along is billed to open its gates at Omaha foreign countries for the sole purpose primarily for the ear and only second- and the longer she waits the more next June promises to be second only of exhibition upon which thee shall Look at you you careless fellow shell care for him he thought sober- ¬ she scolded youve dropped that to the Worlds fair but I must con- ¬ be a tariff or customs duty will be arily for the eye It is the difference ly He must not lose any time that shawl off your knees what would fess I was somewhat skeptical on this admitted free oi payment of duty cus- between words written once for all and was clear So he tried a dozen loving Mother Hayes say and TOOK HIS HAND point SHE KNELT DOWN AND I took a trolley car to the toms fees or charges Regulations gov ¬ words first spoken so then written called not too often He artifices he that they may be IN HERS Oh Mary he said and somehow grounds which are about iy2 miles erning entries of foreign goods in- or at least written carried fruit to Mrs Hayes he sent the tears stood in his eyes he was so spoken When this distinction is seized of the center of the city but tended for exhibit at the of Donald Hayes return so the young north books to Mary anJ after awhile to weak I Ive got to go away and International exposition it follows that oral discourse- - is not I found put her at ease he talked to her about Marys instant look of concern and man sat in the darkness feeling miser- ¬ within ofthe corporate limits nearing have been issued by the secretary of the necessarily to be measured on the same some the large buildings Don and showed the affection which light touch upon his wrist showed ably faint and miserably unhappy He completion They are ranged east and treasurv and transmitted to the United scale as written discourse It follows he had always felt for him what she thought of such crazy words wished Jacob would come he wished he west side of a basin States consuls throughout the world also that the speech and the play may all seemed so natural to Mary that and poor Dick gulped and tried to get had a lamp he wished he had some nearlyalong aeither long and about 150 The government mint will issue the be very good indeed each in its kind It half mile she began to feel as he meant that she back to his resolution not to tell her supper he wished Mary would be kind ¬ feet wide At the west end this medals of award and the postmaster although they may fail to attain the And then long breath should that he was a friend I dont know why I said that I didnt er set his lipshe drew a of his unman ¬ basin spreads out into a three lcbed general has ordered a series of post- ¬ standard of strictly literary merit and ashamed nonsense Hes forgotten all that mean to he told her lake facing which is the United States age stamps eight denominations com- which we should demand in an essay she told herself and grew to depend on a story or a poem Prof Brander Mat You are tired she said soothing- ¬ ly irritability his cowardly collapse con- ¬ memorative of the holding of this exSome one knocked but did not wait government building which the dis- ¬ position his friendship She was quite unem- ¬ ly youve been sitting up too long ihews in Forum tractor is rearing with all possible barrassed when she chanced to be alone Nothing of the sort Dick an- ¬ for his Come in to push the door open patch the winter weather being favor- ¬ How about the attendance This is Horse Hair from and with him if he met her as she was swered crossly I am only tired of right enter It was Mary she came able This building by the way is a vital point When I was told that Three hundred bales of Siberia manea horses to his chair and knelt down and walking honse from school or if he this business Good Lord Mary there to be 500 feet long and the height to the estimated figure is 2500000 of ad- ¬ and tails to be used for upholstering found her sitting alone on the beach I cant help it will you take me I didnt took one of his big thin gentle hands pinnacle will be 178 feet Its cost is missions I could not see it Edward furniture were lately landed at Phila- her hands locked about her knees her mean to ask again I was just saying I in hers ¬ Dick hes come back Dons alive estimated at 50000 At the east end Rosewater manager of the department delphia by the British steamships Maine eyes on the far line of the horizon be And and and Dick take me please of the basin there is an immense hemi of publicity and promotion told me that and Michigan from London They come hind which Dons sails had dimmed oycle stairway leading to a viaduct as a matter of course the bulk of the from far away Siberia and are taken I want you because Dons alive and dipped and disappeared forever across Sh erman avenue which divides attendance isxpeeted from the ter- ¬ from horses used by the Cossacks after THE END Another year passed in this way the main tract of the exposition from ritory within a radius of 300 to 500 he animals have outlived their usefulDick never spoke but he went on lov-¬ a beautiful plat of about 60 acres miles and that the census population ness Horses are cheap in Russia and What Alied Him ing When at last he tried to speak A young Sunday school teacher in wherein are being erected the various of Nebraska and states touching its after having seen better days their her perfect friendliness closed his lips one of the Philadelphia churches has State buildings the horticulture apiary borders is something like 9000000 manes and tails are the only things left Id better get shipwrecked he told From the railroad people I learri that cf a commercial value Very often these successfully cultivated the acquaint ¬ and other buildings of lesser degree himself with a little bitterness which ance of the little ragamuffins of the and be ¬ all signs point to an enormous attend- ¬ hirsute appendages are taken from This tract overlooks the river was foreign to his patient nature if I district and has organized a class of ing high and sightly affords a mag- ¬ ance Agents of the exposition in every pound animals and the beasts left to He was dead shed think more of me seven bright but untutored boys One nificent view of the river and the Iowa part of the country send reports of this their fate Here the upholsterers use not give up hope but he was dis- ¬ did Sunday he secured an addition and bluffs beyond At the northern extremi- ¬ nature The people out here think that the hair fcr stuffing chair backs and He hardly knew himself couraged mentioned to the class that an eighth ty begins the section devoted to amuse- ¬ if business conditions continue to im- ¬ Dther articles of furniture and the ma- - r how deeply so for he was surprised to member would be present the next Sun ¬ ments of concessionaires and over to the prove the question of a large attend terial from Russia brings the best price find himself half sick and by and by day The boys protested earnestly that wet being north of the rectangle ance throughout the five months of the because the hair is the longest and con- altogether sick down with a fever they didnt want a new boy but the where stand the large buildings is the exposition will never vex the manage ¬ sequently the best Chicago Chronicle his man said when he came to bring a Jw B H teacher was inflexible Then one after main section devoted to concession- ¬ ment pair of chickens to Mrs Hayes door Persias Date Industry He cant another the boys remarked will be the railroad and explain that Mr Wheeler couldnt SITTING AXONR ON THE BEACH The date indnstry is in Persia the sit side uv me and the teacher added aires Beyond this the Transporta The Defendants Pleading come himself station and most profitable of all agricultural pur Well he can sit by me This settled terminal im- In a rural district in the west of Eng ¬ suits about 50000000 pounds beingPoor boy cried Mrs Hayes anx ¬ wouldnt when you came up the path the dispute until after Sunday School tion building the vast array of farm and sugar beet iously and not a wife nor a mother to Mary will you take ine If you wont was over and one there lived an eccentric old farm ¬ little fellotf lin- ¬ plements the irrigation section and the landwho was continually appearing be- ¬ grown annually About one half of this i er take care of him Well there Mary it Im going off Ive stood this just as gered to catch the teachers eye Put farms the horticultural goes to India Europe America and is too bad Mary looked sorry and the long as Im going to together with athietjc fore the magistrates for allowing his Africa valued at the local enston farm Poor Mary turned red and white ting his mouth close to her eir he fields a racing course fine stock stables cattle to stray on the highway During houses at next day she went to inquire about him You 11 soon get tiped of whispered nbout 425000 Chicn go Oh Dick she said Well hes worse said the hired with pity etc There are 200 acres under fence the hearing of his case for a similar of-¬ Tribune him Hes got fleas You know hes dead and gone man laconically Mary took the news At this time however the most in ¬ fense upon the last occasion he elicited Watchmaking In Japan African Fireflies back to Dons mother and was very si- ¬ youre only making another man mis- ¬ teresting point on the exposition much laughter from the presiding gen ¬ In some parts of Central and South erable and lias at ¬ grounds is youd be happier The mauufacture of watches and lent the main tract upon which tlemen on the beneh and others The tained a considerable degree of impor the great buildings are under construc ¬ chairman addressing the defendant Africa a single firefly gives so much Bout time to be concerned old yourself Of course hes dead she sad taricejn Japan That empire ncp sup Mrs Hayes thought severely but that Do you plead guilty ur not liTht that it illuminates a whole room is iliesuc- - asked Jbne tremulously that isnt it its because plies British Hong KongwithwAtches tion pf point tolbe noticed Poor child ffuiItyVi-VeHo-jeronorionly for a moment as expects v The British residents catch them ii the designers lukeepuig freeI6rnlertbffflft the matchbox or lamp always love Don she burst Yokohama has thefinest watch nnlclng J cess she said to herself shes worried about I I shall from the influence of other expositions- as i oe gujry om uont uexoonaru on j out and then fell to crying and Dick r machujery from this country There now Mary cheer up bira Moinents Cincinnati Erqulrer The plwa of grounds the grouping and a reglavcustoniertl-T-Spar- yfrarJtjy - - her that he didnt care the least in the world for her if it would comfort her any But nothing1 comforted her She went home along the river road in the pleasant spring dusk her eyes blurring and smarting She did not want Dons mother to know she had been cryingT so left the path and sat down under a little pine tree that clutched at the rocks and stretched its starved lean branches out over the tumbling foam She and Don had often sat below here and listened to the steady beat of the waves on the broken rocks The light paled and faded and the sea grew gray and coldj far off a sail leaned like a wing against the sky and caught a sudden flush from the glow m the west How often she had watched Dons bpat beating inv when the twi ¬ light was settling over the lonely shore He used to know without seeing her that she was there under the pine She wondered if he knew that Dick had asked her to marry him The sea was quite dark except where a faint wreath of white came and went whera the waves broke on the rocks How dear and kind Don had been how full of laughter how simple and trusting how careless and good natured she remembered this or that drollery this or that dear unreasonableness a hundred swore at himself and was ready to tell TIE OMAHA EXPOSITION an Artistic and Financial Success Desigras- of - It Promises to Be la tlie Grouping and from dlain Building It Will Differ All Former AehleveBxenfa the Special Omaha Neb Letter i design of buildings and the scheme oi color I am told are all wholly different from any former achievement The buildings are to be given the tint of old ivory the staff work being colored tc produce that effect Imposing columns of long colonnades beautiful porticos facing the main court bas relief sculpture adorning the pediments of great buildings all wrought in staff will contribute to the splendor oi tiie completed architecture Visitors going by boat the length of the basin from the United States Government building on the west to Sherman avenue on the east will pass all the main buildings to wit On the south line the Fine Arts Liberal Arts Arch of States Manufactures and Audi ¬ torium buildings and on the north side the Agriculture Administration build ing Mines and Mining building and the Machinery and Electricity building The canal is to be spanned by four graceful bridges one of which is to remain after the exposition closes As I stood on the great viaduct con ¬ necting the two main tracts of the ex-¬ position this query naturally forced itself upon my mind What will this vast display of architecture cost and how is it possible that funds sufficient to complete the work laid out can be raised in a section of country which but two 3ears ago I was told down east had suffered immeasurably from drought and business depression no less disastrous to the west than to the east I was not prepared to believe that an exposition planned on a scale so gi ¬ gantic could be pushed to a successful issue under conditions which to my mind were far from favorable Seek- ¬ ing information on this point I was told by one of the chief officials that the total cost of construction may not reach a sum exceeding a million and a half and that nearly 1000000 is in sight to say nothing of the revenues ifroni concessionaires gate receipts and appropriations from the various states which will participate The people of Omaha alone subscribed over half a mil liondollars to this enterprise and I am told that a bankers committee scanned the subscription list and adjudged it 95 per cent good At any rate there has been no cessation of work for lack of money and a meeting of tine direc- ¬ ¬ HUMOROUS- Ah said the salmon shudderfng ly as he slipped back into the river 3 Indianapolis really feel uncanny- - Journal No man ebber loses is ambition Ef he completely said Uncle Eben ut a nui- ¬ gits whah he cant be nuffin sance he takes pride in seein how big a specimen he kin make hissef Washington Star Mamma I A Charitable Theory guess I know why Air Bunsby sits in Why the front row at the theater So everybody cap see that my dear got a little hair left behind hes Cleveland Plain Dealer I thor ¬ Financial Recreation oughly enjoy looking at the advertising pages after the holidays aye over Yes here and Any special reason there I see something my wife didnt buy Chicago Record How can you say such cruel things of your antagonists in debate she in ¬ quired reproachfully of the statesman Oh was the reply thats easy enough I keep a scrapbook and when my own ideas give out I go to that Washington Star Mrs Jones Did your husband die Oh yesj happy Widow Brown just before he died he cried out ecstat- ¬ ically I see a great ligfht and then added softly I think Fm going where they give better gas and passed smil ingly away Judge By the way majah how much did tlhe cunnel get fined for knocking that fellow down with his fist The cun ¬ nel was not fined at all sah He escaped punishment on the ground of tempo ¬ rary insanity sah as he had a gun in his pocket at the time of the trouble Indianapolis Journal THE DRAMA AND LITERATURE Difference Between Spoken and ¬ A -- - t 5 ¬ - J - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Trans-Mississip- pi k ¬ ¬ Trans-Mississip- pi ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ - ii o 4 ¬ up-to-da- te v - -- e - V ys 4 Royal iakes the food pure wholesome and delicious THE BOURBON NEWS TUES - Y FEBRD Miss Bradley Commended NUPTIAL KNOTS LEY- - 8 1898 POWDER Absolutely Pure L ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE BODBBBJI NEWS 1881 Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUfiE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc may able to the order of Champ MIMER - jLDVERIISINU RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar38 cards of thanfes calls on candi- dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise- merits and yearly cards to Senator Lind ¬ say to know that Senator Murphy of New York has been asked to resign ¬ It may be a comfort because he voted for the Teller resolu- ¬ tion has introduced a bill iu the Legislature to prohibit the exhibition of prize fight pictures in Kentucky Perhaps he wants the real thing Legisltor Desha of Harrison The curtain has been rung down oh the great pugilistic drama The War of Words with Corbett occupying the center of the stage waiting for Fitz to accept his 35000 challenge Corbett has the best of it as the public has no sympathy for the coward in a play Doings of The Legislature - Mr Haswell of Breckinridge proposed a constitutional amendment to remove the State capital from Frankfort and giving the Legislature power to se-¬ lect a location ¬ -- S Mr Small of Owensboro introduced abill in the House regulating the charges of telephone companies in this State It compels the telephone companies to establish a uniform rate of charges applicable to all towns In the Senate Senator Frazier Dem of Shelby introduced a bill gerryman- ¬ dering the Third Appellate district by nati The Minister of the United States to switching Whitley county from the Russia has been made an Ambassador Third to the Fif thdistrict Russia having conferred a similar rank The Senate passed the Goebel Fellow on its diplomatic representative at servants Liability Bill The House Washington At Winchester the administratrix of unanimously passed a bill to abolish the Owen Burch has filed suit against the office of Register of the Land Office N Railroad Company for 30000 L The Chinn Pure Food Bill with damages Burch was killed in a wreck amendments by the Judiciary Committee several weeks ago Miss Camille Sapp a pretty seventeen-year-ol- d was favorably reported to the Houte girl who yearned for the excite- ¬ Friday Its author thinks it will be¬ ment of city life is mysteriously miss ¬ come a law without material changes ing from her home in Fleming county - J She was last seen in Lexington The House Friday passed the bill providing for the appointment of a woman A part cellulose plant of the Marsden physician in each charitable institution Company near Owensboro burned Sa in the state urday night at 11 oclock The ware ¬ house and 20000 toD8 of cornstalks The Committee on Library and Public were burned The lobs is about 8000 Buildings reported the bill providing for 4t N Kates To Mardi Gras Ii to the constitution so as an amendment to empower the Legislature to remove N will sell round trip The L the capitol and select a place The bill tickets to New Orleans at one first clasE is said to be gotten up for the purpose of fare tickets on sale Feb 16th to 21st forcing certain members to change posi- ¬ final limit returning March 5th Train tions on measures now pending The leaving Paris 1105 a m makes direct bill to abolish the State Board of Equal¬ connections at Lagrange with L N ization was reported favorably No 1 fast train for New Orleans This The Bronston Anti Pool selling bill arrangement does away with any bus passed the Senate Saturday The bill transfer in Lexington or Louisyille N will sell round trip tick- ¬ The L restricts racing in Kentucky to fifteen daye twice a year on each track and ets to Chattanoga Tenn at one first makes it a felony to sell pools at any class fare Feb 20 21 and 22 limit to return on or before Feb 28th account other time or place Department of Superintendency of The House defeated the bill to allow National Educational Association railroad commissioners free transport- ¬ F B Carr Agent state ation over the railroad lines in the Found A store key Owner can have same by calling atTHE News office Awarded and payingfor this advertisement I Comity were married Thursday night at Kiugstou Th- - groom stands t even feet in bis stocking while the iuide is considerably over six feet in height The marriage of Colonel R G Sroner of near Paris to Miss Ida Hamilton of Mt Sterling will be solemniz tl to day at thp residence of Miss Hamiltons mother Mrs John S Williams They will come direct o Col Stoners hom Oakland after the weddimr Mr Charts Clendenin and Mrs Mollie Snmmons both of this city were married at half past four oclock yester ¬ day afternoon at the home of Mrs Rosa Bnckner Eld J S Sweeney officiating Mr Roy Clendenin son of the groom the Try our Special A Coffee six and Miss Mattie Hedges sifter of wpd brio w re the attendants The Every drop a pounds for one dollar ding was a pleasant surprise to the many drop of comfort friends of the contracting partis Mr Spears McDermott and Mrs Clendenin went to the formers Declamatory Contest home immediately after the ceremony Mid Winter OBITUARY The midwinter declamatory contest in opera house at Winchester Frida the Ttr night was attended by a latge qrowd Respectfully DedicatedDead The Memory Of The including many from other cities The Harry S Wood a popular traveling participants were P F Adams of Cen- drug ealesman who was well known in tral University subject One Country Paris died Sunday night at his home in One Flag J C Eenfro Kentucky Maysville His funeral will occur this TTnivprmtv J Deathbed of Benedict Ar- w -I afternoon nnldrP D Maxwell A and M CoK While the funeral of Rev Sanford HC lege The Struggles of Ursus Howard colored was being held Sun 1 Eales private class Themistocles H Neal private class Eugene Arams day in the old Main street Christian The judges Hon J P Ripy Church at Lexington the iron steps Dream Lawrenceburg Dr Frank Lapsley fell precipitating a large crowd into a Paris and Judge E C ORear Mt basement Ten persons were hurt but fatally injured The wer6 Sterling awarded first prize to J C none Renfro and second medal to P D Max- ¬ people in the church became panic stricken and women jumped out of the well The winner is a Louisville boy windows gross receipts of the three per The The Lexington Mo Intelligencer last formauces of America at Cynthiana week printed a lengthy tribute to the were 330 Miss Bogardus and the C memory of Judge Eldridge Burden who W B M each got 125 of the net re- ¬ died in that city aged ninety five years ceipts The deceased was born in Nicholas county Ky and graduated at Tran- ¬ SCINTILLATIONS sylvania University He was for eigt An Interesting Jumble Of News And years a member of the Missouri Legis Comment lature twelve years judge of the pro- ¬ The saloon license at Lagrange has bate court three times a bank pres- ¬ ident and once Mayor been raised from 500 to 800 H F Hibler Sr of near Paris died A Reading Pa man makes a living Sunday night aged sixty eight years by biting off the tails of fox terriers Saturday night thirty raiders masqued The deceased was a well kLown farmer and armed destroyed two toll gates in and was the fath of Bishop Harvey Henry and Ed Hibler of this city and Bracken county Funeral Aggie Snyder a colored lunatic 105 Will llibler of Mt Sterling seryices will take place this afternoon at years old of Clark county claims to two oclock from the resiience of W A have two husbands one of them being Parker Sr Services by the Odd John the Baptist Fellows and prayer by Eld J S Miss Katie Emmal who mysteriously Sweeney Burial at the Paris cemetery disappear rd from her home in Middles No flowers The pall bearers will be boronu i - been heard from She Messrs W A Parker Sr N Bay-1-- s marrkd a traveling salesman il Cincin ¬ jhaihens Jas T Davis D ¬ ¬ ¬ - At a meeting of the State Executive Committee of the Womans Christian Temperance Union held Saturday at Miss Christine Bradley Lexington sponsor for the battle ship Kentucky was warmly commended for her selec- ¬ tion of water with which to christen the ship despite the cry of Kentucky Col onels for whiskey The meeting passtd strong resolutions indorsing her stand declaring she had lifted Kentucky women in the estimation of the world Governor Leedy of Kansas has paid very close attention to the reports of th coming christening of the battle ship Kentucky and highly commends Miss Bradleys action in adopting water for He suggests that as Kan the purpose sas is a temperance State and as Miss Bradley seems to hold very temperate ideas that she use Kansas mineral He agrees water for the christening to furnish her the best water from Kan ¬ sas springs if she will accept his propo- ¬ sition Aniiouimeinentf And Sol ttiuulzHtioii Of The IfarriaKt Vows George L Mappin and Mifs Odella Speaks will b married at six oclock to morrosv evening at the home of Johu T Speaks flrzeklah Beazley and Mfca May Davidson the till st con pit iu M idison Engagements What is Scotts HAVE YOU DECIDED TO BUY Emulsion lesK-form-i- ngf k T It is a strengthening food and tonic remarkable in its f properties It contains Cod Liver Oil emulsified or partially digested combined with the well known and highly prized Hypo phosphites of Lime and Soda so that their potency is materially increased BBS BBfifj iniia iiiiii BUB S Bjjjffl E Beea5g m C iipBSrj What Will It Do It will arrest loss of flesh and restore to a normal condition the infant the child and the adult It will enrich the blood of the anemic will stop the cough heal the irrita ¬ tion of the throat and lungs and We cure incipient consumption make this statement because the experience of twenty five years has proven it in tens of thousands of Cases you get SCOTTS Emulsion and 100 all druggists 50c BOWNE Chemists New York SCOTT Be sure A NEW CARPET THIS SPRING Adulterated Flour now generally acknowledged that mnnv unscinpnlous millers mix corn flour corn starch aud thp refuse of sugar rnfiiierips with their flour in order to enhance their profits Some of these ingredients are positively injurious as food aud contain no nutritive prop- ¬ erties whatsoever We do not wish as yet to mention names but it has been proved by competent analysis that more than one mill selling fl ir in Paris has been detected in selling blended flonr We nnhesitatiuKly guarantee that every shck ot flonr of whatever grade that goes from our mill is pure wheaten product Our mill is open to inspection at any tune aud we have no machinery for making blended flour as many mills have If you want to be sure that you are buying good pure wholesome flour buy that made by us which is sold by all leading grocers it Are equal if not superior to any shown in Kentucky now and get choice of a beautiful assortment selection You will find the line of CARPETS 000 WALL PAPERS Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands My 1808 Make fyour It Match the carpets beautifully and I can show you the best made in price quality beauty and workmanship Special prices on contract work PerFons anticipating having any papering done will do well to get my prices before the busy season commences JTHINTON Undertaking in all its branches Embapurng scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE Wood Mantels furnished complete r it Paris Milling Co Insure in the Northwestern to day to morrow may be too late dividends t policy holders are uuequaled and to procure Northwestern dividends you must carry Northwestern insurance tf The Northwesterns Miraculous RECEIVED Benefit FROM GROCERY STOCK- - Dr Miles New Hear Cure McCliutock and Dr - J T Vansant - J NEWT MITCHELL THE POPULAR GROCER Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries etc Jielow is mentioned some of th standard and select stock If you want good goods you wiI find just that sort at my store I will be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be STOCK AND TURF NEWb Slen and Transfers Turf Xotfls Ed Simms colt Sacket is entered in the Tennessee Derby Don Pizarro 214 sold by G CP Tecil of Danville to O G Parke of Kyle Texas died Jan 7th J E Miles of Frankfort bought of Ed and Frank Pence of Georgetown v ii i m six hundred bushels of wheat at ninety itt Mr SApr was cents LI P BABCOCK of Avoca tf Y a Secretary J Gratz Hanley of the veteran of the 3rd N Y Artillery and Queen City Jockey Club eft Saturday for thirty years of the Babcock for New Orleans where he will spend Munsel Carriage Co of Auburn says I write to express my gratitude for themirao his two weeks vacation v lous benefit received from Dr Miles Heart Cure I suffered for years as result of army life from sciatica which affected my heart in the worst form my limbs swelled from the ankles up I bloated until I was tinable to button my clothing had sharp pains about the heart smothering spells and shortness of breath For three months I when the Creator said to woman w Of Stock Crop IStr had EVAPORATED FRUITS Pea hes Prunes Apricots French Peas cr Pears 1 Chair jrv mt t r I Ulr prrl i r oc E X Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolleu 0U JiGce Olives Capers Chow Chow Tababco MANY THINK 1 Edam Cheese N Yr Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni Pue Buckwheat Flonr Pure Maple Syrup Mincemeat Nancamp Pork and Beans Nancamp Tomato Catsup Choice Celery In shalt uusorrow ju a thou bring forth cnnaren mat curse was pro nounced against the human race but the joy felt by every Mother when she first presses to her heart her babe proves the contrary Danger and suffering lurk in the pathway of the Expectant Mother and should be avoided that she may reach the hour when the hope of her heart is to be real- ¬ ized in full vigor and strength as if by a miracle Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug- ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottla benefits or money re ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address was unable to Ho down and all the sleep I got was in an arm chair I was treated by the best doctors but gradually grew worse About a year ago I commenced taking Dr Miles New Heart Cure and it saved my lifo Baltimore Oysters - ISGRIG TURKEYS Finest Chocolate Candies - Impji Lj j t a iTfi Mixed and Stick Candies Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts Loose Muscatel Raisins London Layer Raisins Seedless Raisins- Citron Figs Dates DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind MOTHERS FRIEND Si Ohio that the nee essary change win be at the Windsor Hotel taS L H sts Nature Jre- - Landman H D Paris NEWTON MITCHELL THE GROCER MainSt adjoining Northern Bank Paris Ky Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Highest Honors IU R Worlds Fair We are offering some choice ladies misses and childrens shoes at special prices Dont fail to take advantage of the offer takes place xy iTHHrhk M0vnn TUESDAY FEB- - 8TH 1898 Davis Thompson Isgrig lc CREAM BAKING POWDER aiou4v We remove the rough edges boding of dan from collars and cuffs and mould erer and the trying hour is robbed of its pain1 them round and smooth It is a NSrKZ pleasure to wear our laundered and suffering as so many happy mothers have experienced linen Nothing but Mother Frieii does County and haB BOURBON STEAM LAUNDRY I the United States is justly popular with thousands MOST PERFECT MADE Kentuckiarig on account of its excei-A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free of fcxn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 1 teat jserrice polite emplojes and con- vsojtent locmtioo--5- t Sixth and Vine 2 40 YEARS THE STANDARD teaand850hoBteirymthB The Palace Hotel at Cincinnati Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this citv regularly for over rive years and has ad- ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Pris and Bourbon proven himself com petent thorough reliable and honest 8 Yon can get persuaded to use anything- - else Clarb Clay8 Landman glasses his drT4g8tore between d he mafee fhl8 regular fe Mothers Frimi tt ErMtMtr visit he will examine your eves thorough-highly--putonth9mrktandaiiourtowiit ly and make any change necessary to H Kiy A Co Wkitwrlg Tx faction Examination free Of dmggi t fioo mn miipt- 81 REFERENCES Dm W of pries Writ for book coaufBisr TlnaJ Fithian W iafomttion for all Xttfers asilft frw rEads Buck Fithian Bowen and O xrMmsUS4cil4tititttoft ID Cram of Paris W nt returning every second Tuesday in each month Buck aod Bills Furniture Window Shades Oil Barber Shop Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc DEALER IN GEO W DAVIS Special attention given to Qndertak- class ing and Repairing For first class work 4nov Main Street Three All work done strictly first Next door to Bourbon Bank first-class-barbers - - - Paris Ky tf New Laundry Agency clastfinstitution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drng store will Two good telephones good for dis ¬ receive immediate attention Work tance of 500 miles Will sell cheap called for and delivered promptly Can bs used in the country Apply to Respectfully TE News office for particulars 18ap tf Bruce Holladay 3t I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first Telephones For Sale 1 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESMY FEBRUARY 8 1898 MiliiiiiMMitKcaaafiJHai cjsKj Dastardly Assassination Attempted THE BOnteOH jiEW 1881 Seventeenth Year Established secon- Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as jiss mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 2 00 Six mouths year One news costs you cant even get f 3100 l r A- - Shoes at low down prices Our January voice revealed that we visited rela Mrs R B Hutchcraft have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your advan- tiyes in Cynthiana Saturday Make all Checks Money Orders Etc MiMiKR payable to the order of Guam tage 1 1 will call immediately Mrs James Robinson of Lexington is visiting Mrs W R Thomas A lot of counterfeit coin is said to be Miss Alice Spears left Friday for a circulation at Lexington in short visit to friends at Newport Mrs John Bowen and son left Sat- ¬ Saner for wall paper See Borland urday for a visit to relatives at Colum ¬ of every description 625 Main St nuorvon bia Tenn Landman optician of Cin- ¬ Dr Louis Mr Oscar Bottom and Miss Hattie cinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor Alexander of Lexington visited friends to day here Sunday ¬ Capt D L Cook went to Washing Miss Agnes Walsh who has been ton last week to help editor John L visiting her cousin Miss M E Shea Bosley in his contest for the Paris post has returned to Mt Sterling Sweet pea seed in bulk office daughter Spears Mrs Lida Victor and McDermott of Cynthiana are Miss Annie Victor Ed Henry charged with shooting at The Paris Postmastership New wash Dress Goods guests of Mrs Amos Turney Bobt Neil gave bond yesterday and New French Organdies A Washington dispatch to tbe En- The Young Married Ladies Euchre His trial was released from custody New French Ginghams Club will be entertained Thursday after- ¬ qiiarer Bye It is quite certain that occurs Friday Choice line of Domestic Ginghams JohnJLi Bosley vill be nominated as noon by Mrs H H Roberts The largest and cheapest Line of Hamburgs and Laces of our di Miss Grace Swearengen the popu- ¬ The other Misses Jeanette and Nellie Frost re- ¬ Postmaster at Paris Ky rect importation ever brought to this city lar saleslady at Frank Cos has been turned yesterday to Lexington after a candidate was S W Stivers Bosley is New line of Silks for waists skirts linings e just received promoted to the position of Cashier the editor and proprieter of the Repub ¬ visit to Miss Bettie Remington White Goods Picardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks and made vacant by the resignation of Mrs lican organ The charge was made Mrs J T Hinton left yesterday Summons against him that he did not live in Paris Organdies to spend a few days with Give us a call and see what we will do for you hefore buying for Frankfort He lives a few miles out but all his bus elsewhere her husband at the Capital Hotel dispatch from Lexington states A iness interests are in Paris and he has that a commissioner of internal revenue Mrs Dedman and daughter Mis always received his own mail there is soon to visit this district to relieve Bessie who have been visiting Mrs F The department reached the conclusion rOin the service of several Democrats to give L McChesney returned to Cynthiana that this state of affairs was not suffi place to Republicans Saturday cient in itself to justify the turning down The Covington Commonwealth says of Mr Bosley in the face of Senator De- The office of Miss Kate Edgar Sup Mrs O J Wiggins has the pleasure of boes dem nd that he be appointed It is erintendent of Bourbon County Schools Van Hook whiskey entertaining one of the most attractive said here to night that George Denny of will be moved this week from the court Spears McDermott young women of the day Miss Nannie Lexington is so exasperated over this house to the office on Fifth street in the T Clay of Paris probable appointment that in a hot letti r Public Sales of Land Etc rear of the Citizens Bank return- ¬ to Senator Deboe he has resigned as Mr Frank Kenney who has Auctioneer A T Forsyth yester- ¬ ed from Montana to accept the position referee for the Seventh Congressional O T Davidson a school teacher at Jacksonville yesterday swore out a day rented for J M McVoy Committee of Secrrtary of the Louisville Driving District warrant for the arrest of Wm Shrop- ¬ of Millie Booth 104 acres of land near Association is here on a visit to his E Clay whiskey Sam shire charging him with interrupting Plum to Samuel Booth for 360 1 father Mr Chas Keuney Spears McDermott Auctioneer Forsyth ako sold publicly the school at Jacksonville of Since Miss Alice Castleman for Master Commissioner E M Dickson Monday Night Literary Club Louisville was crowned queen of a ball The Legislature will attend Miss the following land newspapers and Margaret Ingels costume dramatic re- ¬ To close out all Winter goods during the next 30 days The Monday Niht Literary Club met To Silas Bedford 187 acres of laud in New York the the Frankfort opera near Paris belonging to James Halls niaeazines have minted many articles last night with Miss Alice Spears on cital to nieht at about Kentuckys beautiful women Mt Airy avenue The program was as we will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost house Kiss Ettaveive Foote of this heirs at 74 05 per acre secured follows Paper Sidney Lanier city will be pianist for Miss Ingels W To Mrs Bell j Lettou34J acres of land The New York Journal has pictures of Misses Elsie Gay lord Emily H Webb Reading Mrs W U Hinton Southern near Millersburg belonging to N E P May Wheat Texie Woodson Corrina Dress Goods formerly 75c and 100 per yard at 39c enbraeirjg The receiver of the Paper Style and Character of Writ ¬ fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcord diagonal terges Beat for 2495 Asso Loan and Building Mhs Olivia To Henry Peterson 51 acres of land Shreve Florence VTurrelland Henrietta ings of Sidney Lanier an Knoxville at Table linens and napkins large variety at cost ciation Reading Selection from C Kemp of Louisville which will Buckner on near Millersburg belongiDg to John H All our underwear at much less than cost Paper nounced Friday that there is 150000 shortly be published in a Sunday edition Hayne Mr Albert Hinton 1855 Penangs and percales formerly 80 to close 4c per yard Paul Hamilton hand A dividend of ten per cent was Wrenn for women from Character Sketch of McClintock genHaxne Miss Mamie To WO Hinton a cottage on Seventh as types of other beautiful See our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth 25c declared The pictures eral discussion of Lanier and Hayne Street in this city belonging to Mrs Miss Castlemans home Uwjtipns of every description lessthan cost - fc6U tof Miss Virginia Mathews and Mifs sharper who swindled persons in Sallie Thomas for 810 The 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for 18c Palo Alto wines Winchester Mt Sterling and Lexington 15 Reba Humphreys will appear in the this citv To J B Shropshire of Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c j er yard Spears McDebmott other cities by collecting money for shares Goff Land Co Breathitt courty March Munsey and Miss Emily May Wheats pretty face will be seen in the papers to contain biographical sketches at 50 per share Buy 3our carpets now J T Hinton ran Munsey which be proposed to write has been To same 120 shares Ware Cannel March Forum and in the April has best and cheape- r line tf arrested at Shelbyville He claimed to Coal Co at 5 per share The prettiest selection of wall papp r represent a Newe tie paper We are prepared to contract for all ever brought to Paris is at Borland Sauers The following Kentucky postmasters kinds of papering and painting WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K P Ashland appointed yesterday were Borland Sauer Trv our Instantaneous Tapioca one Farm of 35 thirty five acres four 625 Main St Wm B Boggess Clinton J A Dehoe IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS teacupful makes a pudding for ten per- ¬ miles from Paris New six room house Maysville Clarence Matthews Padncah sons requires no soaking and vtry fine underground dairy filled ice house Court Day Sales S buildings Six and T Frank M Fisher Princeton little cooking Ready for serving in a new other necessary out asparagus beds 3 dtrawberry beds Moore Shelbyville Ludlow F Petty The regular court day sales attracted few minutes and all kinds of fruit Immediate pos- ¬ Williamsburg Sherod Stanfill Spears McDermott a good crowd to Paris yesterday There session Address LOOK BOX 833 were about five hundred cattle on the Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wh2S The Versailles Sun last week said Paragraphs About Pugilists 8fb tf Paris Ky market not all of good quality which quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL Bev Dr Rutherford of Paris preach ¬ good prices Garrett Weathers Kid Lefeber is matched to fight Alex ed some very eloquent scholarly and brought Simon Cameron Friday night before the Gem helpful sermons at the Presbyterian bought forty 700 lb feeders from Wil City Athletic Club at Dayton Ohio church Friday night Saturday and Weil at 3715 each and Frank 525 lb cattle The The Georgetown Neios says Sunday The sacrament of the Lords mott bought thirty one I desire to rent from 10Q to 200 acres Geo crowd that left here Friday evening to from Jones Weil at 20 each P1TVE imSTtOTTA T TATTORi Sunday Supper was administered of Bourbon county land Give descrip- ¬ 30 each and witness the boxing contest between Kid morning Versailles people are always Stoker bought six cattle at tion of tract when writing Address IPiOK 0alt6J S sold Lefeber and Louis Heller given by the of Scotc Box 523 an opportunity to listen to Dr Norman Hambrick glad of twenty one cattle to Lyle Jacoby at 27 Athletic Club at the Grand Opera Cynthiana Ky 8fb 4t Rutherford of Tennessee sold House in Paris was sadly disappointed each J W Carroll XjK ST Riley Graunong Travels sixteen calves to Silas Cleaver at 2130 After a felap or two and a chase around ADMINISTRATORS SALE Riley Grannon has written from and eighteen heirVrs to Mr Cassidy at thp ring the scrap was ended the referee Smith bought ten declaring a draw The Georgetown Cairo to his mother in this city that he t490 Turney 36 55 each from C L OF had a fine time in Egypt He will yearling mules at Thos McClintOck sold like to receive a run for their money spend two weeks in Jerusalem and then Talbott and go to Monte Carlo to remain a month eight to Beard of Lexington for good If there was a chase around the ring didnt they get a run for their money after which he will visit Paris Berlin prices Vienna and London He will return to Tires In Churches Mr Olvers Organ Ilecital America in about ten weeks Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors and Fires were disc overed Sunday after- ¬ As Administrator of the estate of The programme for the orgaD recital These Were Jailed Yesterday again which will be given this evening at the noon in the Broadway Episcopal and Geo W Thomas I will sell at his late you will never pay 3000 or ¬ that are good and the best We make pants for Constable Donahoo of Clintonville Christian Chuich by Mr Frank Slade Centenary Methodist churches at Lex- home near Spears Mill on Channel Olver of Chicago is one of extraordi- ¬ ington but they were easily extinguish ¬ brought John yesterday for 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 any- ¬ WEDNESDAY FEB 16 1898 ed and Ed Washington to nary beauty and interest Luther Jones where else The Cathedral of St John the Baptist They Mr Olver will in a conversational Paris and placed them in jail beginning at 10 oclock a m the per ¬ are charged with breaking into R E way speak of each composition regard at Savannah Ga valued at 255000 sonal property of said estate in part as Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty Young Cos store at that place A ing the composer and the circumstances was destroyed by fire Sunday An- - follows warrant is also out for Ben Payne under which number was written other fire in the businesa section of 4 head of horses 2 cows charged with same offense The prison This will prove of great value to all who Savannah caused a loss of 125000 2 Highland Park Hotel at Aiken S heifers attend as well as serve as a means of Theburned The loss is estimated at ers are negro men 2 yearling heifers 1 two y ear old ahorthorn sfeer Jim Ferguson charged with shooting getting greater enjoyment from the 140000 Millersburg and programme leadiug papers of 1 yearling stortbora steer V The his pistol in church at If you are going to have any papering Pair of fat oxen hild over in 100 bond by Police Judge America as well as those of London done get my prices on contract work 43 ewes in lamb- DOGGED SENSE OF SIT-jr Hull of Milleisbnrg is also a late ar- ¬ Paris and Berlin bpeak in the highest Big stock 2 good Southdown buckay J T Hinton itt PERIORITY terms of Mr Olver as an organist Paris jail 5 nice sows ready to farrow rival at the t The aumission to iheTecital will be Comforts and blankets at your own 25 acres of rye in stack Tobacco Sales Uourbon 100 barrels of corn in crib fifty cents for adults and twenty five prices at J T Hintona tf laundry methods makes tss in A quantity of fodder in shock Last week at Cincinnati J D Ingels ¬ cents for children 9 stands of bees You be the doctor for a little while ay that we can launder n sMrtj of Paris sold eleven hogsheads of tobacFarming implements of every de- ¬ and make a critical examination of a Another Klondike Party twelve nnmher of new co at 15 to 540 J T Ireland cuff or collar to your satisTwiiorji bundle of our laundry work and see if scription including a rake cultivators plows harrows hay 13 J W Thomas at an average of Major J C Hardman C W Camer- you cannot conscientiously recommend etc never used better than any other laundry inr eight at an average of 1878 four on and James Kimball of Montgomery the Jr Twenty dollars and under Terms nnd 1375 and four and Thos Johnson of North Middle- We have never vet failed town Bourbon Steam Laundry at 1250 1450 cash over that amouut 30 days at six at 1150 1525 473 and 1475 Chan- town will leave m a rew weeks for We are just as thankful for a small per cent to ploasein color finish-- or effect celor C hOBiM 0W tfx hhd at 1275 Klondike The party will be under the package as a large one Each will re CLAUDE M THOMAS and know that we can eate to tbe uLZ nriiAnv uB uiu tiihiih titn and careful Administrator iuu jumsijjw KanUin eoia ten nnina au leadership or Maior unrdman a sixty- - o iye tne same thorough former it will at- ¬ uuuo au year old Confederate veteran in most particular taste follows Kj rt They tention If we get the timo grow to the latter by the satisfac- ¬ COPYRIGHT 1898 two at alikK3iiii 1725 to 740 H Patterson Ernest DroDose to eo entirely by land you will derive in wearing our TV F Brooks five at and Edgar Penn who left here about tion 1550 andll laundered work McClintock 16 to 7 90 Mclutyre Bourbon Steam Laundry months ago for Alaska lost thtir two 1375 to 1025 On farming land at 6 or 7 per cent four at trnnkfl containing a two years supply of W M HINTON JRV BHIO Pioprierorv-OvaTEXS celery fresh cakes and accordingtoamount desired Applica ¬ clothing on a abip whifhank hile crackersraew Yotf will find jnst what yoo want in ok ghnm rotates KTew tion confidential Address m to Alaska All of York cream cheese carjyiac Borland Telephoas No 4 ta ntirt wall Daper at tf Newton Mitchell 3t Box Y PixmMT ib pi5Bgeri were laved belpSaJoifaajrt 4fb Saaeri two doors pobt from a gun free of charge a ke -- ¬ One of the most dastardly crimes ever perpetrated in Paris occurred at half past eleven oclock Saturday night near the ClayBville crossing where several men have lost their lives b murder and accident Jack Shay night watchKian of the L N was fired rpont close range by an assassin in hiding and the charge entered Shays neck breast and shoulders inflicting wounds which may cause his death Shay was resting easily last niht but his chances for 1 e covery are not encouraging There were no known witnesses to the shooting and the shrouded crime is far thus in mystery Shortly before the shoot ¬ ing H S Mitchell a yard brakeman met at the ClayHville crossing a negro man carrying a shotgun and asked him whom he was going to shoot and was answered Im not going to shoot you Before Mitchell had gone a hundred feet he heard a shot and going back found nightwatchman Shay mortally wounded was Shay When he was shot on duty protecting the coal cars from the ravages of a band of Claysville coal thieves who have been stealing from the L N for years The man that fired the shot was evidently hidden close by for Shay could not see him although the moon was shining The gun was probably loaded with both slugs and shot as the wounds in Shays neck appear to be slug wounds The assassin had not been arrested at a late hour last night though several L N detectives are at work on the case Brakeman Mitchell is positive that he could identify the man jvhom he met carrying the gun if he saw again There is much indignation expressed over the crime and it is likely that adequate punishment will be meted to the assassin if he is caught ¬ PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN Wuren i Bacon Buys Jay Bird Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Miss Emma Miller has been quite ill for a week Mr T C Cassell of Lexington waB in the city yesterday THEtannual breeders sale of trotters Shanklin be cond icted by Woodard gan yesterday at Lexington with a large number of distinguished horsemen present jay Bird the famous son of George Wilkes dam Lady Frank by Mambrino Star brought the highest price obtained being purchased by Warren Bacon of this city for 3600 Jav Bird is twenty years old and is the sireof Allerton 209 J and sixty two other 230 performers William L another son of George Wilkes sire of Axtell 212 went to R C Estill Lexington for 425 Better ton by George Wilkes sold to J L 225 for Tarlton of LexingtOD UniqueuCh in 3 by Bettertou sold to John Kelly New York for 1925 by Wilton Lemonee 217 dam Lemonade and Laura Tf 215 J by Egalite both owned by Dong Thomas were Bold to D Wilson of Lexington Lemonee broughtl900 and Laura T 400 A Baron Wilkes filly owned by Mr Thomas sold for 250 YOUR SH M E5 m Should be entirely weather nroof at this season It is faLse economy to wear shoes that do not keep yonr feet dry and comforta ¬ ble you cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale o Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes innl aleo Mens and Boyy a yu Davis Thomson Isgrigv USTcrw OnN Sale FOR THE SPRING ¬ T ¬ CONDONS SPECIAL SURPRIS SALE I -- k ¬ v -- - - -- FOR KENT FOR FALL AND WINTER Land Wanted l -- D Our I Stock Crop Etc 2000 and 2500 OVERCOHTS joo 300 j ¬ two-year-o- ld j lavin hukill or for fT- ¬ 1- - i -- - 25000 To Loan The Bourbon Steam Laundry O 4 f 6 THE BOTJBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 8 1898 fane practices and it must be acknowl ¬ edged that he was sincere The be- ¬ lief that he could accomplish a great good by preaching had become a part of his nature and was therefore strong And it was Sir Tony whom the dea- ¬ con found The old man made no effort to give a smooth picture of a rough Sir Tony smiled at the pathwaj danger He said that he would realty like to fight for the Lord not merely the fight of polemic contention but the fight if needs be of red blood and blue bruises Then I reckon you have in front of you the place you have been wan tin to find But Im afraid- that I haint made it out as bad as it is The Light horns with the help of a little licker may go so far as to lay mighty violent hands on you Ah and this will give me an oppor ¬ tunity to thank the Lord for the strength He has given me Ah but they may come with their guns if in public you have said any thin agin their unlawful practices and may shoot at you said Sir Tony Then I shall have just cause to congratulate my ¬ self for having learned to shoot Ah ejaculated the deacon Hhe Lord chooses in His own way To some He says pray ve and to others - THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by bw bmSler Editors and 0wners BETTY GIVES THE MITTEN BALLADE There was the ring of steel shod feet There was the winter suns last glow That lighted up the happy fleet Of skaters flitting to and fro There was the sound of voices low I heard Dan Cupid laugh in glee I victim of his dart and bow When Betty gave the mit to me Ah me she was so small and sweet Her lips like roseleaves oer a row Of pearls her hair like ripened wheat Iler voice that seemed to me as though Some far off organs note did blow That I fell straightway on my knee With pulses at fortissimo Wlren Betty gave the mit to me Oh ask me not did I retreat For I am not a man to go Because a woman might repeat x A naughty willful little No We lingered till nights portico Fell wide what must your wonder be That I should stay on with her so When Betty gave the mit to me LENVOY Ah Prince tis vain to hide I know What eyes as keen as yours must see Her hand was there inside oho When Betty gave the mit to me Yellow Book call it a Christian appellation is Sir But of this I need not tell you liave come to speak the word I have cpihe cut into the highway of iniquity and among the hedges of hell to comperyou to come into the feast and youve got to come or outshoot me and I dont be- ¬ lieve you can Religion has fooled with you long enough You laugh at gentle- ¬ ness and sneer at love I am with you to stay I am going to settle down among you I believe that the Lord has appointed me to set your souls right and I am going to do it or let my own go to its reward Yes I am going to stay with you and pursuant upon that determination I believe it a good plan to take a wife from among you He looked searchingly over the congrega- ¬ tion Is there any young woman here who would like to marry me Speak ARE YOU TO LIVE IN ALASKA I would spoke up a comely crea- ¬ ture but Im afraid Abe wont let me Who is Abe out Why Ah and he is the devils special rep- ¬ resentative in this place I hear Now Mr Preacher I Abe arose m3r brother Abe Lighthorn He lows Sir Torjys Ghurch BY OPIE READ mwmmmmmmwmWKKi times within the memory SEVERAL not yet old have troops of state militia been sent into Liggitt county to put down the spirit of vio- ¬ Once the Light lent insurrection to Matt Proctor who horns objected had been elected sheriff and stormed his office with sledge hammer and gun and qn another occasion the commu- ¬ nity arose to mob a surveyor employed to sight a line for a railway Upon the whole and without halting to give instances Liggitt county was a pre ¬ cinct of outlawry and moral darkness Years ago an old log church stood near the roadside at Blue Springs not far from the geographical and iniquitous center of the county And why in- ¬ iquitous center with a church at nand The egg of much devilment had been laid and hatched in that old church at the dead of night while the law abiding citizen of the county was sound asleep with his pistol under his lead One night a rough dance was given therein It was mastered by the Lighthorn boys and the law was afraid to open its mouth in objection though it was a disgrace and an out- ¬ rage upon those who believed in the Lord The dance was at its height and Abe Lighthorn was cutting high capers with Beity Sowers when in stepped old man Dagley deacon of the church In his arms he carried a bundle of split wood and - a wisp of hay He put his burden into a corner and began to pile bench legs and pieces of board about it What are you goin to do Abe Lighthorn asked leaving off his high capers Oh the old man answered- look ¬ ing up with a smile as sharp as a crack in a frozen goud I thought Id warm things up a little Hooked in as I was passin an I lowed it - must be sorter chilly Jn here and I dont want the young folks to catch cold The futur hope of the commu- ¬ nity is in a bad box when the young folks are ailinV He struck a match and held it to the hay Look out here you old fool Lighthorn cried attempting to stamp out the mounting blaze The old man shoved him asfdt This is my house said he and I dont want you to interfere with me You are stronger than I am but my gun shoots just as strong as yourn an if you put out this ere fire well both be mighty apt to use em Step up folks if you are chilly an git warm The stars are all out an the moons full an I be Mieve well have a sharp frost before Step up an git warm mornin Lighthorn decided that it was best to take things good humoredly so inviting his friends out he permitted the fife to burn and in the light no dim religious light but a great glare in the woods the roughs and hoydens danced till dawn fell upon the embers Another church was built a small house deep in the woods as if it were hiding from the Ligh thorns But they found it but not to dance in for it was too small It was not however too small to have fun with so they amused themselves by frightening the meek preacher He ran away and the deacon had sore trouble in pro ¬ curing another man with nerve enough to take the apostolic job But finally he found one In vtlhe Knob country was born a boy- child early evincing the strong trait of bull headeuness His mother had readar6mance aad she called the bov SirTony Brown Sir Tony grew into alusty lad whipped boys older than himself snatched kisses from demure and red flushed maidens and was pro- ¬ nounced a most promising youth It was agreed that it would be a cruelty to flatten iiim out on a farm he was born for a profession But prepa ra ¬ tion required money Finally his mother a Widow by this time decided that he should preach the Gospel He had powerful legs and a neck like a bronze Vulcan but strength was needed y the evangelist He bent his bull tieck to study for in preaching the youth saw an escape from manual la ¬ bor and by the time he was well of age he was granted the privilege to stand in the pulpit and groan at the sin cursed world His enemies respected him for he was a convincing boxer and iis pistol shooting had been a performance of wonderful arJt- But he had put asde these pro -pro--jiounc- Says the preacher corrected him Its all one and the same And to He that hath no others He says sword let him sell his raiment and buy one We have tried Parson Pray and he has failed and now we are goin to try Brother Sword Arrangements were made Brother Sir Tony lived in an adjoining coun ¬ ty 30 miles from Alas meeting house the name of the new church He as- ¬ sured the deacon that he would be on time and then urging him to remain a few moments longer wrote out upon impulse the following notices to be posted on trees in the neighborhood Dont fail to attend services at Alas next Sundaj- - The steel of the Gospel maj strike fire from the flkit hoofs of Satan All enemies of the Lord are re ¬ spectfully requested to meet at Alas next Sunday at ten oclock An exhibition of a lively and some- ¬ what noisy nature will be given in front of the door at Alas next Sunday be- ¬ fore the regular services begin Come one come all Doctors are especialty invited Bring lint and bandages with you to meeting at Alas next Sunday The notices were put up the peo- ¬ ple marveled and in groups at the store discussed the strange invitations The deacon was applied to for light but he hid it under his bushel of eva- ¬ sion Months had passed and the people had felt no sensation There had been killings but they were well with ¬ in the limits of the ordinary Between two acquaintances meeting in the road this form of colloquy was not ¬ rare Hi Dave Ho Bill - v Any news out yo way JSothin goin Oh K- - I yes Tom Atcherson killed old Pruitt at the mill yesterday That so Whats the price of aigs out yo way Such information was commonplace but in the church notices there was a thrill of true excitement The county had been so dull and sluggish of late that the peaceable citizen had forgot- ¬ ten to put a pistol under his pillow Even the state militia would have been welcomed as a change And now the neighborhood was blessed with a sen- ¬ sation Abe Lighthorn rode abroad gleeful in his saddle and he told ac- ¬ quaintances that if they would only be on hand he would promise them a good time The day came The weather had been wet but the cloud curtain was ripped asunder and the sun burst forth The woods rang with merriment The people were taking their good humor to church The deacon had come early to unlock the door But no one entered the house Men and women waited for the exhibition outside The preacher rode up The Lighthorns grunted in derision Wait said their leader Lets give him a chance to cut his shines I reckon he will open by abusin us Sir Tony mounted the log step at the door He bowed to the men and smiled upon the wonten Then he took from his pocket a number of small apples and gave them to the deacon whispering something to him Thats a funny caper said one of the Lighthorns Wait Abe commanded The preacher drew out a pistol The deacon threw an apple high in the air Crack went the pistol and the apple fell shattered Up went another apple Down it came in fragments This was kept up till all the apples had been smashed Hes a regular cider mill for bustin apples Abe whispered ¬ unusual Well I must be Wait a minit Let me see all that but Ive got my rights and Im goin to stand up for em You set a bait to get me here and now that youve got me you want to poke your words down my throat I dont believe in yo book Its in cordance with that book that our fellers air tuck up by the militia and put in jail There- ¬ fore I hate it and wont have nothin to do with it A passul of us come here to ride you on a rail but you sorter tuck the wind outen us with your shootin I never thought the Gospel would im- ¬ prove that much I didnt believe thar ever would be sich a able preacher But enough is enough I will agree not to pester you you may preach all you want to and my fellers shant bother you but if you cut scollops round my sister Ill fill you so full of lead that two bosses couldnt pull you on a slide But said the preacher she has announced her willingness to marry me Yes and I am mighty surprised at it for all the fellers in the county fust and last have been after her and she wont have em But thats neither here nor thar she aint goin to marry you Well replied Sir Tony just wait till the sermon is over and we will dis- ¬ cuss the matter You maj preach all you want to but wont stay to hear you I You have come forth from the hedges of torment said the preacher and you must stay I dont want to but kill my prospective brother-in-layou attempt to leave this house Ill if shoot you I reckon the rest of us can do a lit ¬ tle shootin Yes in a slow sort of way but I can have a hole through all your heads before you could get me Well I aint no blame fool and I reckon thats so Go Qn with your preachin but I wont stand no abuse My friend I did not come to abuse but to talk of love Listen to me Then in the simplest way he told the story of the Saviour of man His words were warm and poetic The Saviour had not come to enforce a law He had d violated a law made by the He was the gentlest and bravest of all the universe He had blessed a And if He were to come upon thief earth now the rich man the man of the law the banker the railroad king would be as hard toward nim as the law that crucified Him Was it Wait a minit cried Abe the law that killed Him Yes the law and the rich and the powerful gloried in it Why I always lowed that He was the law He was the law of gentleness and w want my say I like your shootin and Found Indispensable The universal article of diet in that country depended upon and indispensa¬ ble is bread or biscuit And tomakethe bread and biscuit either in the camp or upon the trail yeast cannot be used it must be baking powder and the pow- ¬ der manufactured by the processes of the Eoyal Baking Powder Company miners and prospectors have learned is the only one which will stand in that peculiar climate of cold and dampness and raise the bread and biscuit satisfac- ¬ torily These facts are very important for every one proposing to go to Alaska and the Yukon country to know for should he be persuaded by some outfitter to take one of the cheap brands of baking powder it will cost just as much to transport it and then when he opens it for use after all his labor in packing it over the long and difficult route he will find a solid caked mass or a lot of spoiled powder with no strength and useless Such a mistake might lead to the most serious results Alaska is no place in which to experiment in food or try to economize with your stomach For use in such a climate and under the trying and fatiguing conditions of life and labor in that country everything must be the best and most useful and above all it is imperative that all food supplies shall have perfect keeping qualities It is absurd to convey over such difficult and expensive routes an article that will deteriorate in transit or that will be found when required for use to have lost a great part of its value There is no better guide to follow in these matters than the ad vice of those who have gone through similar experi¬ Some Requirements That Will Be AGRICULTURAL HINTS Road Reformers At the meeting of the Evangelical al- ¬ liance held in Harrisburg Pa an ad Dress on The Necessity of Educating AROUSING THE PUBLIC That Is the First Great Duty of All PubUc Opinion was made by A B Farquhar and one of the first subjects he considered was the effects of roads on urban and rural population and the importance of educating public opinion on the subject This portion of the ad- ¬ dress was as follows The rapid increase of our urban -- population is fraught with danger Temptations increase with increased facilities and opportunities Children are tumbled together in the streets as indiscriminately as garbage in the sewers and they pass into the com- ¬ munity a mass of filth People are flocking to the cities believing they can live a happier and a better life there and were they not debased by concentration there would be less dis- ¬ appointment The evil conditions must The be discovered and rectified ought to thought that where society exist in its highest state with most congenial environment it must lapse into vice and immorality is intolerable Country life has a thousand charms and advantages over life in the city Our bad highways have a great deal to do with driving the countryman to town ¬ The mud ditches in place of the beau ¬ tiful smooth roads of civilization shut him out from society and make it cost him more to carry a ton of his produce a few miles to the nearest market than hard-hearte- the most hightly concentrated and ef-¬ ficient of leavening agents Hence it is indispensable to every Alaskan outfit It can be had of any of the trading companies in Alaska but should the miner procure his supplies before leaving he should resist every attempt of the out ¬ fitter to palm off upon him any of the other brands of baking powder for they will spoil and prove the cause of great disappointment and trouble BIRDS EAT 400 SHEEP The Feast Took Place 100 Miles From Dawson and Cost iIOOOU Jack Collins who started for Dawson City with a band of sheep last summer has been heard from He sold part of his flock for 20000 The other and biggest half of the flock fed the birds of the arctic zone This is how it hap ¬ ¬ of years upon the trail in the camp and in the use of every kind of supply says We find in Alaska that the importance of a proper kind of baking powder can- ¬ not be overestimated A miner with a can of bad baking powder is almost helpless in Alaska We have tried all sorts and have been obliged to settle down to use nothing but Eoyal It is stronger and carries further but above all things it is the only powder that will endure the severe climatic changes of the Arctic region It is for the same reasons that the U S Government in its relief expeditions and Peary the famous Arctic traveler have carried the Eoyal Baking Powder exclusively The Eoyal Baking Powder will not cake nor lose its strength either on board ship or in damp climates and is father of Alaska ence Mr McQuesten who after an experience iscalledthe FILTRATION OF MILK Sent Upward by Pressure Through Layers of Snnd The control of the miik supplies at its source is a subject which is engaging much attention at the present time but while something has been accom- ¬ plished nobody can really answer for the cleanliness of the cows and the milkers at five oclock on a winter morn ¬ ing on small homesteads in the country The more conspicuous objects as cow hairs are indeed removed by straining through coarse muslin but a quantity of fine dirt wlhich would suffice to ren- ¬ der a transparent liquid visibly turbid will probably remain Some of the dirt to be seen at the bot torn of a pail jug or even a glass con- ¬ sists of a mineral dust but the greater part is neither more nor less than cow dung a fact which furnishes an obfious explanation of the myriads of bacillus coli present in so many samples of milk yet strange to say no one seems to think it necessary to filter milk though it always contains a vast num ¬ ber of the bacilli a fraction of which would be deemed sufficient to condeian any water as unfit for drinking snd the known outbreaks of typhoid feer traceable to milk are far more numer ¬ ous than those attributable to public water supplies for milk presents an Ex- ¬ cellent culture fluid for the bacilli ai the bowel Sand filtration of milk on its arrival whether oy road or rail at the central depot has been practiced for sevelul years in some cities as by the Copen hagen Dairy company and by Messrs Bolle of Berlin whose arrangements alike for the purity of the milk and for the physical amd moral welfare of the persons over 1000 in number in their employment are well worthy of imita ¬ tion The filters used in this dairy con- ¬ sist of large cylindrical vessels divided ¬ A ill- - is l iW I 1i Home STUCK IN THE MUD The Horse Has Been Taken Played Out love but not of legislatures Go ahead V ed commanded and they lost no time in following him He stepped leisurely into the pulpit took out two pistols and placed one on each side of the Bible Then he surveyed his congregation My friends said he I have come among you to bring the word Several of the brethren have preceded me on the same mission and they have been driven away A preacher receives better treat-¬ ment in the heart of Africa than he does in this community There are many good people here but there are enough of the bad tormake this place a speck of hell on God7s green earth I can forgive ignorance but I hate bru- ¬ tality Sit down there A man had arisen Ive only got up to stretch said he I reckon a mans got a right to stretch Well then stretch and sit down The fellow stretched sat down and the preacher continued I dont come amonfr you with a foreign title as it would seem My first name we womt in astonishment Come into the house the preacher months I understand that all this happened last year And now I hear that Abe is a deacon in Sir Tonys church The sur ¬ veyor has been suffered to sight his railroad A simple story accomplished more than the state militia Carters Magazine Chicago me When the sermon was done Abe came forward and said I reckon I must be the ignuntest man in the world Why the Christ you tell about loves a poor brute like me Yes He died for you And for Sam and Dave and therest of us Yes for you all Well now they didnt tell me that before That always told me that He hated sin and would send me to hell and I couldnt love no man like that I cant help bein ignuiit I never was in a school Will you come to church to night We are going to hold a revival I dont know what that is but Ill come and help you hold it I dont care how hard it tries to git loose Now let me gityo hoss for you and fetch him up to the door At night the Lighthorns were there They asked many questions during the services and at last when called upon to prayj Abe said Tellers it aint no gart of a coward to pray to a man that give His life for you He could have been rich and powerful if He had want ¬ ed to go with the high headers but He stayed down with the poor and needy and Im going to pray to Him On the following Sunday there was a wedding in the church You fell in love with him quick said an old wom ¬ an to the bride Not so verj quick she answered I met him when I wasover in his coun- ¬ ty and we have been engaged six -- You are gettin next to Shredded Ham frith Currant Snce Melt one tablespoonf ui of buiter four tablespoonfuls of currant jelly and a few grains of caj enne Add one fourth of a enpf ul of sherry wine and a cupful of shredded ham Serve thfc ham on toasta cut into small square or fcit Journal Ladies World v-- pened He drove the sheep in over the Dal ton trail Some time before Dawson was reached cold weather came on and Collins decided to kill his sheep He killed and sold 300 and received nearly 20000 for them Then he concluded to hold the re ¬ mainder for a better market He killed the remaining 400 in a sort of secluded place off the line of travel and suspend ¬ ed the carcasses on poles far enough above the ground to be out of the reach of bears wolves or other wild animals He left two young men to watch the mutton and proceeded to look for a mining section Having found one he located a claim and proceeded to test it After he had dug out a few thou ¬ sand dollars worth of gold he thought he would as the French say return to his muttons His stay had been so prolonged that the young men had become weary of holding a wake over the sheep and imagining Dawson to be only a few miles away had started for that city to enjoy some of the pleasures a met- ¬ ropolitan city can afford It proved to be about 100 miles to Dawson so their absence was more extended than they had inended and when Collins reached the place where he had left the car-¬ casses of 400 sheep he foumd only 400 bleaching skeletons The eagles ravens crows kites hawks and other birds of prey which inhabit that region had been feasting on mutton Where the carcass is there will the eagles be gathered is a proverb which applies to other birds of prey Collins had left so many car- ¬ casses that invitations had been sent out and a general round up of all the vultures amd things in that region from Behring sea to the Mackenzie river had taken place Whether the claim Col- ¬ lins secured will make good the loss of the mutton or not remains to be seen but when he drives in his next band of cheep the birds of prey will not get so large a percentage of them Port land Oreijonian v A Town Rides in This Elevator Probably the only elevator in the world that is used to connect two parts of a town is the one in Heligoland the little island just off the coast of and be ¬ longing to Germany One portion of the town is on a cliff over 200 feet high The other is at the base of the cliff on a flat stretch of land There are no paths up the cliff and all communica- ¬ tions between the two portions of this unique little place must be held by means of the elevator an elevator that lifts an entire community to and from the scene of its daily labors N Y to transport it a thousand miles on the railroad The prosperity contentment intelligence and happiness of the rural population depend largely on the con- ¬ dition of the highways No wonder the value of farm land is decreasing The best means of benefiting the agricul- ¬ turists is to improve his roads The countries of Europe impoverished by their standing armies and their enor ¬ mous debts build thousands of miles of road and wisely spend millions annu ¬ ally in keeping them in repair What a transformation there would be in our country if we had this European sys ¬ An aroused public tem of highways opinion only can secure them An accidental cross path made no one knows how a century ago widens to a wheel track and becomes estab- ¬ lished as a country road simply be- ¬ cause the actual traveler has not time to look after the condition of his high ¬ way the citizen who is not an actual traveler neglects what concerns other citizens equally with himself and the county officer is not spurred to his duty of providing a suitable road by the pres- ¬ sure of a sufficiently robust public opin- ¬ ion As a result every man woman and child who has occasion to pass between one and the other of two important sec- ¬ tions of the country is compelled to go considerably out of his way and toil up and down more than one long steep hill Day after day week after week month after month summer and win- ¬ ter year after year decade after decade it will soon be century after century the patient thousands who pass that road submissively pay tribute hill and square corner taxes to the ignorant carelessness of their forefathers and present county officials Were a band of robbers to infest that road and exact one tenth part of the cost that our citizens now willingly pay for this extra time labor and annoyance an outcry would be raised that would resound throughout the globe What is best now and hereafter for the many must and should overthrow the personal preference pr caprice of the individual Other forms of improve ¬ ment are temporary buildings fall into decay harbor and river courses are filled up with deposits machinery be- ¬ comes obsolete inventions are super- ¬ seded by new and better ones organi ¬ zations of men whether social educa- ¬ tional political or religious are dis ¬ rupted and scattered by the relentless processes of time but a properly located and constructed road will prove an ever brightening blessing to countless fu ¬ from below upward is carried by an overflow to a cooler fed with ice water whence it passes into a cistern from which it is drawn direct into the locked cans for distribution It is the rule of this dairy also when ¬ ever any epidemic or epizootic occurs in the districts whenee its supplies are obtained to subject the whole before admission to the filter to temperatures first of 160 degrees Fahrenheit and then about 220 degrees Fahrenheit in two apparatus interposed in the course of the pipe supplying the filter The filtered milk is not only freed from dirt but the number of bacteria is reduced to about one third without sterilizing the loss of fat is in new milk stated to be small but the quantity of mucus and slimy matter retained in the sand which is of course renewed every time is surprising British Medical Jour by horizontal perforated diapTiragms into five superposed compartments of which uhe middle three are filled with fine clean sand sifted into three sizes the coarsest being put into the lowest and the finest into the uppermost of the three chambers The lowest of all is partly occupied by a perforated inverted truncated cone which assists in supporting the weight of the filtering material The milk en- ¬ ters this lowest compartment by a pipe under gravitation pressure and after having traversed the layers of sand nal PEN FOR DEHORNING Easily Built and Perfectly Effective for Its Purpose Kendall Perry suggests a dehorning pen easily built and perfectly effective for its purpose The sketch is enough to show how built But some of our folks think it dreadful to dehorn stock Then try this plan When the calf is not more than three weeks old take an DEHORNING PEN around the little knob where the horn Wrap a stick of caustic is coming potash in a piece of paper leaving one end uncovered Dip the stick in a little water take the calfs head be- ¬ tween your legs and bend its neck around against your side Hub the horn thoroughly with potash IK will smart a little but the pain will soon go away So will the horn Farm Journal HINTS FOR DAIRYMEN milked The cow will transmit even an ac¬ quired habit Salt is the best thing to scour pans and pails with Poor cheese is often the result of a lack of cleanliness Never use the milk cans and pails for any other purpose Buy the best cow if you must buy and breed a better one Corn stover from the early varieties if properly cured is best You will never make money selling butter to the country stores The eye of the good cow should beV large and the forehead broad The dairy rooms should be exclusive ¬ ly used for dairy purposes Corn stover shredded contains akV much food material as the best hay Water used in thedairy should come from deep wells or dear springs Before using ladles andbuti er prints soak in hot water and rinscin cold A dairy room should be so light that dirt can be seen if anywhere in it Moisten corn stover with water and sprinkle with brau to improve its flavor Dairy utensils should be sterilized every day and steam is the best for do ¬ Good milkers usually enjoy old pair of shears and clip the hair away i i 4 -- being s 3r- - granting the vital and far reaching importance of having public roads where they are wanted and of the best and most enduring character granting the absolute power to accom- ¬ plish this object in the hands of agents hc mselves chosen by the people neither of which propositions can be questioned then why is it that the vast majority of our thoroughfares are badly located and worse managed that country travel instead of being accom- ¬ plished with ease and pleasure is usual ly a vexation to the spirit a perpetual financial drain on our resources and a disgrace to our boasted civilization There canbe but one answer While all persons individually are well and painfully aware of these facts yet the ing it people colleetirely have not been tly-impressed with fheir importance Dried butter on dairv imTilfTnpntsriM in short public opinion on this ques ¬ jhard to remove Wash otf with li tion has not been sufficiently educated water at once Western Plowman Thfcn ¬ sufficien- ture generations s I - T - 71 Zi Ofc t THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY L 8 1898 SCHOOL AND CHURCH A GOLDEN HONEYCOMB The Christian Endeavor society of Mining Shafts in Private Gardens From the Industrial News Jackson Mich he Congregational church of Kewanee Immense Ingrennity nd Puhlic Streets The subject of this sketch is fifty six years 111 has organized a might school in At home stations the private soldiers that By the close of the present year the of age and actively engaged in farming washing is usually done by the place colony of Victoria will have yielded over When seventeen years old he hurt his diers wives who are expected married sol to sew on By the opening of the new railway 245000000 worth of virgin gold to shoulder and a few years after commenced missing buttons and- do repairs for which to have rheumatic pains in it On taking a a small sum is deducted from to Bulawayo the Zambesi missionary the worlds wealth the privates slight cold or the least strain sometimes stations are within three months jour To secure this immense treasure for without any apparent cause whatever the pay McGinnis had good deal a Pat of trouble ney from England over 46 years the diggers and miners trouble would start and he would suffer the with his laundress Sunday after Sunday pains Prof Leonard of Heidelberg vlho have sacrificed the surface or burrowed most excruciating over thirty years and the had his shirt come back with the neckbut- He suffered for hanging by a thread first discovered the cathode rays has deep in the bowels of the earth of the last decade has suffered so much that he ton off or else her on the subject and He had spoken to she received from the French Academy of Australian province The ravages of was unable to do any work To this the fre- had promised to see to it but still the butquent occurrences of dizzy spells were added ton was not the former who content themselves making him almost a helpless Sciences its prize of 10000 francs on properly invalid He got out of patience one Sunday when Tfnere are about a dozen stronsr with seeking for alluvial gold are woe- ¬ StrslSjrs Mr the missing button had made him late for Presbyterian churches in London fully apparent to the eye of him who parade and exclaimed njn the woman 1 see if I cant whose membership is made up almost rides past a deserted g old field one of give her a hint this time anyhow the most desolate sights on earth The entirely from the working classes He then took the lid of a tm blacking box Pour persons have each contributed brown sandy earth is marked with abou three inches in diameter drjlleatwo holes in it with a fork and sewed it on to the 30000 toward the Commercial museum shallow pits of varying depths along ¬ neck- - of the shirt that was next to be recently established on the university side which mounds of excavated soil washed When his washing came back he grounds at Philadelphia and aided by suggest a cemetery of buried hopes found that she had taken the hint she had NV OTTVPTI fTiinrr crmxvrc n r ciirtTi o Rolrl -- vjj ViU state appropriation made a button hole to fit it Detroit Free and only a fast decaying windlass or a Press A wealthy manufacturer in Bahia Brazil recently gave a new school build ¬ few withered saplings relieve the dreary An Old War Horse of Journalism Dis ¬ ing completely furnished and equipped aridness of the scene covers the Virtue of a New Hidden from sight are the labors of capable of accommodating 150 pupils Medicinal Variety the miner who seeks gold in the rough to the Presbyterian mission of that There are only a few of them left quartz deep deep in the bowels of the Since Chas A Danas death Joseph Me place 180 mine at Bendigo earth dill the war horse of the Chicago Tribune IN ALL SORTS OF WEATHER Germany is about to send a musical is now Lansells is the chief surviving representative of the approaching a depth He best physicians but mission to Italy headed by Arthur Ni quarters of a mile and there of three being tried the and has used several without old school of virile aggressive editorial specific benefited are kisdh who has already had experience others in the same district only a four rheumatic cures but was not helped giants few To have mud them with the Bostonese to spread the hundred feet behind But it is at Mal About one year and six months ago he read the profession atthrown at but to was part of all times find health in this paper of a case somewhat similar to knowledge of the music of Wagner and don a mining town 24 miles southwest his which was cured by Dr Williams Pink in mud is rather a modern innovation That is what Joseph Medill has been doing of Humperdinck Kaiser Wilhelm is in- of Bendigo that the quartz and alluvial Pills and concluded to try this remedy After taking the first box he felt some- late in the scheme and will give goldseeker has literally tunneled the terested and when Mr Medill is three boxes the leave of absence to all the Berlin opera town in his pursuit of leads and wash what better and after usingthe dizziness left the stories of the an investigator miraculous Magno Mud at entirely disappeared ains house singers who maybe needed spread Indiana dirt holding the precious metal The lim and he has now for over a year been over the Mineral Springs began io became country the great editor his former trouble and entirely free back gardens of private residences have enjoys betterfrom all than he has had since interested and eventually decided to try this MULES AS TIMEKEEPERS health been intruded upon of course with the his bo3hood nrysterious substance on his own rheumatic Refuse to Work When Tlieir Trick permission of the owners and there He is loud in his praise of Dr Williams limbs and weigh its value He was accomon the Towpatli Is Done Pink Pills for Pale People and will gladly panied by his private physician a young with the family washing floating above Armenian scientist It was just before the canal was them the diggers ply the pick and corroborate theisabove statements His post The great editor was of high attainments mud mummified daily Nceley Horton office address Lorenzo closed Snow covered the towpath tlhat spade always hoping to find a second Jackson County Michigan for several weeks and gained visibly in was marked only by the broad soled welcome stranger nugget and realize All the elements necessary to give new weight strength and vitality experiment The final shoes of the driver and the marrow o000 in one lump The Angelican life and richness to the blood and restore unqualified result of the Mr Medill was an success wen shattered nerves are contained in a con hoofs of the three gaunt mules that church at Maldon was deeply in debt densed form in Dr Williams Pink Pills for back to Chicago in September and wrote an sleepily stretched in their collars with when a digger found payable dirt whioh Pale People All druggists sell them editorial about Magno Mud with his own hand Next he sent his for a the weight of the sodden towline and increased in value until his burrowings little of the mud treatment In November the two boats dragging- behind in the brought him beneath the foundations Ivnew Ills Business he went down again and since the new dirty water of the canal My dear why are 3rou applauding that bath house is completed be expects to be a Under certain conditions he was al repiece a asked visitor four times It was just before seveno clock in tlhe lowed to continue his labors steps be¬ monstrance Mrs Snaggsseeinno tone ofelse regular mud treatment in a year Mr Medill This which one Dont you morning and the sun had just come ing taken to prevent the buildings col- ¬ is applauding It is beyond the performers found so much virtue is peculiar yet logical enough way from across the sea to lapse and to day tlie church is well out ability and not worthy of applause After all every form of life springs from the I know that climb up part way on the big globe of debt with a reserve fund and the replied Mr Snaggs but earth which is the great destroyer and assim and cast a pale gray light over the digger only mines in the share market we must applaud pieces like that iu order ilator of dead and effete matter At the is little awakening city Laborers and shop Few of the dwelling houses in Maldon to get something worth listening to in the Indiana Mineral Springs thea beautiful being natural amphitheatre slopes Pittsburgh Chronicle encore girls were hurrying to work shivering have cellars one very good reason be grown with magnificent oaks At the foot of the converging hills a big Lithia spring in the chill air that marked the said den ing that the earth has been so honey ¬ Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward gushes forth at the rate of 3000 barrels a day appearance of winter combed in the past as to make any in and floods the soil which consists of a rich On the bridge crossing- the canal at quirj into its solidity not quite devoid for any case of Catarrh that can not be black porous loam fed by the deciduous Cure foliage of the oak trees This peculiar soil the weighlock two men stood watching of risk On one occasion a Maldon pub cured bv Halls Catarrh Props Toledo O F j Cheney Co saturated with mineral salts for ages is as the approadhing boats and yawning lican sent his hostler into the cellar for We the undersigned have known F J soluble as devoid of clay is and stretching in contemplation of an- some stock and hearing a cry descend ¬ Cheney for the last 15 years and believe not sticky sugar and being is not therefore in him perfectly honorable in all business in any sense the least It other days work One was a canal em- ed to discover the cause But the man transactions and financially able to carry related to the conentional mud of the road way of the Chicago street or to ploye had disappeared a gap in the earthen out any obligations made by tlieir firm the variety which clings ¬ Chronic Rheumatism SHE TOOK THE HINT And Then Proceeded to Display Her THE MAN WHO LIVED He should have been dead - ¬ ¬ But he wasnt because Theres nothing succeeds like success There is no withstanding the living argument of the man who should be dead who isnt dead but who would be dead but for a preserving medicine Thats about the way it seemed to strike Editor Lawrence of the Ohio Farmer Cleveland Ohio He was afflicted with one of those colds that have thousands of times over culminated in consumption when not promptly cued In this condition he met a friend a consumptive whom he had not expected to see alive The consumptive friend recommended Dr J C Ayers Cherry Pectoral for the editors cold on the ground that it had helped him wonderfully It helped the editor just as wonderfully giving almost instant relief But read his letter ¬ ¬ ¬ 11 sing the formula for such a very valuable W H Lawrence Editor The remedy Ohio Farmer Cleveland Ohio Keep a bottle of Dr Ayers Cherry Pec- ¬ toral handy on the desk in the office on the shelf or in the closet at home and you will have at hand a remedy that is capable at any time of saving you suffering money and even life There is no malady so prolific of evil results as a neglected cold There is no medicine so promptly effective in curing a cold and absolutely eradicating its effects as Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Every traveller should carry it Every household should keep it It cures every variety of cough and all forms of lung and throat trouble Asthma bronchitis croup and whooping cough are promptly cured by it and it has in many cases over- ¬ come pulmonary diseases in aggravated forms when all other remedies failed to help and physicians gave no hope of cure Those who for convenience have wanted a smaller sized bottle of Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral can now obtain it of their dealer in half size bottles at half price 50 cents Send for Dr Ayers Curebook and read more of the cures effected by this remedy The book contains 100 pages and is sent free on request by the J C Ayer Co - -- --- -- -- - uil ¬ ¬ ¬ About two months ago I was afflicted with a bad cold and meeting a friend he advised the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral tvhich he claimed had helped him won derfully As he was a consumptive whom I had not expected to see alive for several years I concluded there must be merit in this preparation I accordingly bought a couple of bottles one of which I keep on my desk all the time This is certainly the best remedy for a cold I ever used It gives almost instant relief and the J C AyerCo are to be congratulated on posses Lowell Mass YrYWYYYiWi II HIT YOUR 111 ¬ III A AFll l3 rAlNlowNWALLititlU vkitd Calcimo Fresco Tints ii m FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS ¬ son-in-la- w - ¬ ¬ ffroceror paint dealer and do your own kal- - WiyfisLlJDiBlil sominingThis material is made on scientific principles by machinery and milled in twenty four tints and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting that can possibly he made hy hand To be mixed with Cold Water m SEND tfOR SAMPLE COLOR CARDS and if you cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will put you in the way of obtaining it - nSiMJffitoS rpAMijMuji THE MURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON SI3 NEW YORK 5r ¬ - CREAT SAVISO RESULTS FROKI OLEANLBESS AS3D 4b 4b 4b mmmmmmm THRIFT IS A GOOD REVENUE ¬ ¬ ¬ said he as floor showing where he had gone he stretched himself again sympathet ¬ through into a disused workingSee that clock over there in Nowadays people tread gingerly in the ically the tower of the railroad station across few cellars in Maldon London Mail the river Two minutes of seven Bet Another Worm you those mules will give the time first An inspector was recently examin ¬ before the whistle blows Theyre great ing a class of girls in natural history on time Knowitbetternyoudo Just Tell me the names of any animals watch you know he began but the faces of Tlhe three gaunt beasts with their the children expressed bewilderment ears flapping- in apparent f orgetfulness at the request At length however were urged into a trot over the bridge a little girl at the back of the class and the two men dodged the towline shot up her hand as though a bright tnat slipped over the bridge railing--idea hadv struck her the other side of the canal Ah said the inspector the small- ¬ It was one minute of seveii The est girl in the class knows Well my mules stopped on the towpath dea3 what is it All three loudly brayed and the choAworm came the triumphant an ¬ rus of Enhhows awoke the sleeping swer people along the canal bank for hun ¬ Well er yes a worm is really an dred of yards And then tihe whistles animal but can no one think of any in all the factories sent out steam into other the cold air and in tones shrill and Again profound silence reigned somber sounded the beginning of the If I were one of you big girls the days work inspector remarked a pause on Wot I tell you Them mules beat seeing the same hand afterup held I should em out by a minute remarked the be ashamed of myself canal emplo3Te leaning on the railing of Then turning to the the bridge They wont go no further a last resort he said little scholar as They know its time for feed and rest Well what is it this time my girl See the boatman Theyre goin to take Another worm sir was the quick a snub and put on a new team response Scottish Nights Lines were thrown and in a few min ¬ Insomnia Not Dangerous utes the canal boats were tied fast to Sir James Crichton Browne the ex-¬ the bank Three dejected looking mules still munching- a wisp of hay pert on brain diseases holds that in¬ scrambled up the gangplank and their somnia is not attended with such dis ¬ places in the stable of the forward part astrous consequences as is commonly of the boat were soon taken by the time- ¬ supposed It is not as dangerous as the solicitude of the sufferer He suggests keepers Why those mules remarked the that the brains of literary men who canal man on the bridge as he watched are the most frequent victims acquire the new team starting under way and the trick of the heart which takes a the towline stretching- as the lines were dcze of a fraction of a second after cast off know more about the time o each beat and so manages to get six day tihan you do unless you look at hours rest in 24 Some brains in cases your watch They work just so many of insomnia sleep in sections differ ¬ hours They go along the towpath with ent brain centers going off duty in turn Boston Budget heads cast down and ears drooping to be awakened occasionally with the THE MARKETS whip when they have to hustle across bridges and tak- up the slack of the Cincinnati Feb7 3 00 towline but wheti breakfast or dinner LIVE STOCK Caulecommon 3 W Select 4 50 4 10 or supper time coines why you can CALVES butchers good light G 00 6 75 Pair to 3 2i 3 80 bank all your money on it every time HOGS Common 3 85 Mixed packers 3 95 that tlhey11 holler within a minute of 3 75 3 90 shippers Liht Choice 4 40 4 00 the right time whether it rains or SHEEP LAMBS Good to choice 5 lu 5 C5 sows whether its dark as pitch or the FLOUR Winter family 3 GJ 3 90 sun shines out clear and bright They GRAIN Wheat No 2icd 93J4 No 3 red jj may call em jackasses but theres wus Corn No 2 mixed 29 Oats No 2 2fi that wears pants Rochester X Y Rye No 2 4KV4 Union 9 00 HAY Primeto choice 0 25 PROVISIONS- - MCbS pork 10 75 On the Same Mission Lard Prime steam 4 70 10 11 The Judge Look here Cephas what BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery 21 were you doing- prowling- around my APPLES Per bbl 3 75 3 25 2 10 2 75 henhouse last night at such a late hour POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO Cephas Who me FLOUR Winter patents 4 80 4 90 Yes you GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 98 Oh come to reckerleck now I was No 2 Chicago spring 91 93 No 2 27 jes arter dat Henery of mine but I CORN No 2 uim 10 24 couldnt find him so I lef Wlhat you PORK Mess 10 20 25 LARD Steam jdoin out dar so late Mars John 4 87J4 NEW YORK Oh I was looking- after that kennery FLOUR Winter patent 5 15 4 80 of mine too WHEAT No 2reu l 03 CORN No 2 w o See those sleepy mules to your heels The mud is applied to the patient on a cot ledo O the subject being Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale substance steamed entirely encased in the to a proper temperature Druggists Toledo Ohio It then acts a a poultice stimulates the Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally skin blood vessels and nerves acting directly upon the blood and mucous opens superficial and lithiate the blood dis the pore surfaces of the system Price 75c per bot- solving all uric acid deposits Nothing can tle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials be simpler or more rational W est Truax Wholesale Druggists To- ¬ vv55 ggseSii ¬ free Halls Family Pills are the best Mutual Bank Clerk scrutinizing check Madam cant pay this unless you bring some one we to identify von jQId Lady vi T rv CtiirtlyJ--r4houlonifekno- w Why either Vr j Because we dont know y3u Now dont be sillv I dont - -- Truth know ybu ¬ - - Here are the latest directions Use one teaspoonful of Grain 0 to two cups of cold water Mix the Grain 0 with half an egg and add the water Be sure to measure After the water gets to the boiling point let boil for fifteen to twenty minutes Use cream and sugar to suit the taste If you have not cream use hot milk A lady said The first time I drank The vegSlie Mast Excuse Him Srain 0 I did not like it but after using it etable youngit onion is a very seductiveaway but invariably gives a man The young woman tried to be aristocratic for ten days and forming the habit nothing Chicago Daily News and did not look at the money she gave to ivould induce me to go back to coffee This the conductor of the car but he meekly s the experience of all If you will follow gave her back the lozenge on which was lirections measure it every time and make To Cnre a Cold in One Day it the same and try it for ten dajs you will Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All stamped Ill never cease to love thee and said he was an orphan with five little not go back to coffee druggists refund monev if it fails to cure 25c brothers to support and must be excused Roxbury Gazette Lemme unstan said Mr Erastus Rome wasnt founded bv Romeo it was Pinkly Is er locksmif er man dat knows Juliet who was found dead by him Chica all bout how ter open all kins er locks Any ache from tootbache to backache go Uaiiy News Cos he is replied Miss Miami Jones bt Jacobs Oil will cure Well I dunno how tis but I sholy seen Pleasant Wholesome Speedy for coughs it is Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Wise men make feasts that fools may eat What did yoh done see Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute and get the gout Chicago Daily News Er locksmif down in de mahket a buyin is chickens Washington Star Ifs difficult for a man to check his cred- The pain of sciatica is cruel The cure by itors unless he has a bank account Chicago St Jacobs Oil is sure It penetrates Pres ZUeKinley Vs Free Silver Daily News A battle of giants is going to take place Nobody uses over about six adjectives this summer on 30000 farms in America not Never Slipped and fell bad sprain Washington Democrat in talk or votes but in yields Salzers new Oil will cure it Mind St Jacobs potato marvels are named as above and he offers a price for the biggest potato yield also 400 in gold for suitable name for his BEWARE OF MORPHINE corn 17 inches long and oat prodigies Only ¬ ¬ ¬ Did you make your Grain O tliis wayf The police justice had formerly been a bar tender Pie had gone into politics and had been elected by a big majority This was his first case Mary McMannis was up before him for drunkenness The justice looked at her a minute and then said sternly Arctic Exploration Well what are you here for Smith Of late ears arctic explorers If yer please yer honor said Mary seem to have entered upon a race to see who the copper bejant pulled me in sayin I can reach the furthest point north was drunk An I dont drink yer honor Brown Yes and I guess the fellow who I dont drink hugs the pole will win the race N Y All right said the justice his former pollimal bartender habit getting the best o him alPright have a cigar Detroit Free Give the Children a Drink Press called Grain O It is a delicious appetizing Map Pnzzle Educator nourishing food drink to take the place of coffee Sold by all grocers and liked by all Sent out by the Chicago Great Western who have used it because when properly Railway is a dissected map of the United prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but States printed on heavy cardboard and the is free from all its injurious properties puzzle consists in putting the pieces together Grain 0 aids destion and strengthens the so as to form the complete map It will be nerves It is not a stimulant but a health found interesting and instructive to old builder and children as well as adults can and young Send ten cents to Puzzle Dept drink it with great benefit Costs about i as Chicago Great Western Ry Quincy Buildmuch as coffee 15 and 25c ing Chicago 111 -- The Alternative EVERBEARING Fruits In a Few H3onths From Seed Some berries will be white some black and others red and some of the plants runnerlcss Perfectly hardv in anv carden and bear con tinuallv from May to Nov Greatly superior in flavor to other from seed sown now will fruit freely all the coming summer and fall One plant has yielded a pint of ber ¬ ries at one picking as lato as November For I Oc we will mail a packet of this Strawberry seed and our great Catalocuo of New Seeds Bulbs Plants and Fruits 160 pases 12 large Colored Plates STBERRIES Orforonly425cwewlllmaiCataloceStraw berrySeed Chin esc Zjantern Plant Shooily Plant Jubilee Phlox Prize Verbenaand Monthly Magazine THE MAYFLOWER for a year illustrated colored plato each month devoted to Flowers and Gardening Order now thist offer may not appear again John Lewis Ghilds Floral ParUX TEie Oj 1 m tKlnnrlif i Reedsmen - in America growing grasses plovers and farm seeds and selling potatoes at 150 a barrel The editor urges you to try Salzers Northern grown seeds and to Sekd This Notice with 10 Cts in Stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co Tn Prnssp Wia for 11 new farm seed samples worth 1000 co get a start ana tneir big catalogue k5 A Mrs Pinkham Asks Women to Seek Permanent Cures and Not Mere Temporary Relief From Pain Sweet One Sam Johnsing Yas sah my gals a high bohn leddy foh shuah She is de cream ob sassietv she is Ben Tomkins She is heh Sort ob a chocolate cream I guess Puck The commissioner of the general land of- ¬ fice has submitted his report to the Secre- ¬ tary of the Interior Compared with last year it shows a decrease of 3298 homestead entries aggregating 378025 acres Quite proportionate to this is the falling off in general health when no effort is made to reform irregularity of the bowels This can easily be accomplished with the aid of Hostetters Stomach Bitters also a remedy for malaria dyspepsia rheumatism and liver trouble ¬ The Governments Domain -- - - OS - - Up-to-Da- te Dr Smiley Ah professor is your little one a boy or a girl Prof Dremey Why er yes We call it John It must be a boy I think Judge Are best and cheapest in the New South Land 3 to 5 an acre Easy terms Good schools and churches No blizzards- No cold waves New illustrated paper Land and a Living 3 months for 10 cents in stamps W C BINE ARSON G P Af Queen Crescent Route Cincinnati - Likely An Expedient Amendment Mrs Enpeck reading Anothei mysterious suicide unknown man throws himself from a cliff Mr Enpeck thoughtlessly Bet his ife was at the bottom of it Sir-r- -r mixca 1 SAXSr PORK New Mess LARD Western pT i 5t5 10 50 5 15 4 70 93V Land and a Living 10 25 yji Special forms of suffering1 lead many a woman to acquire the morphine habit 1 v tc7w UiiiA I One of these forms of suffering is a dull A JC accompanied by xxpersistent pain in the side heat and throbbing There is disinclina ¬ tion to work because work only increases the pain This is only one symptom of a chain of troubles she has others she cannot bear to confide to her physician for fear of an examination the terror of all sensitive modesf women The physician meantime knows her condition but cannot combat her shrinking terror He yields to her supplication for something to relieve the pain He gives her a few morphine tablets with very crravp onntion as to their use Foolish woman She thinks morphine will help her right along she be- ¬ comes its slave A wise and a generous physician had such a case he told his natient he could do nothing for her as In despair sbe went to visit she was too nervous to undergo an examination a friend She said to her Dont give yourself up just go to the nearest druggists and buy a bottle of Mrs Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound It will build you up You will begin to feel better with the first bottle She did so and after the fifth bottle her health was re established Here is her own Ifj jr w JJrMik J B If you are interested and wish to post yourself about the Gold Fields of the Yukon Valley when to go and how to get there write for a Descriptive Folder and Map of Alaska It will be sent free upon application to T A GRADY Ex- ¬ cursion Manager C B O RR v nicago ii vici oircct vw f 4 f a X 650 To California This is the berth rate in the Tourist cat from CINCINNATI to SAN FRAN CISCO via the 1 1 u ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD For particulars address S G HATCH D P A 423 Vine btreet Cincinnati O Hurriedly i 3JOt the suicide Of the cliff my love Tit Bits Chnngred Her Mind Mildredi So you and Fred BurwicL Jtre engaged I thought you said a few weeks ago you wouldnt have him if he were the last man on earth Jessie I know I did but they say thai Trankie Jones and Gertrude Mills are both crazy for iim Chicago Even in j Sawn FLOUR Family Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western CATTLrLfE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No -- mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess Laku Steam GRAIN BALTIMORE jL i jMfr 4 40 94 98K 99 30 29A 4 60 53j rj 4 75 4 40 6 275 4 3 75 ft 4 00 l ou 29oo- - g10 - aji so tired and nervous all of the time I was troubled very If a baby has a real nrettv mother a much with falling of the womb and hearing down pains crowd will forgive it a good deaf quicker A friend advised me to take Lydia E Pinkhams Vege- ¬ Washington Democrat table Compound I have taken five bottles and think it is Fits stopped free and permanently cured the best medicine I ever used Now I can work and feel No fits after first days use of DrKlines ft like myself I used to be troubled greatly with Great Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle my head but I have had no bad headaches or palpi- ¬ treatise Dr Kliire 933 Arch st Phila Pa womb trouble or bearing down tation of the v j r airranfv pams since 1heart The coat may not make the man but law commenced u isKe mrss jrmKnams X suits make attorneys Chicago Daily News T rr1o31tt oTriTnvn1vt tTia XTarr afiVla fVim- n JW IiieUHJlJJC Jiviijr ivw vj tw v6uub svl every suffering- woman The use of on ifc V pound to Years of rheumatism have ended with Mus Lucy Pjeaslit Derby Center Vt Cure by St Jacobs Oil Cures promptly bottle will prove what it can do noisv-- flj lL i I was very miserable was so weak that I could hardly get around the bouse could not do any work without feel ing tired out My monthly periods had stopped and I was letter about it ¬ W m nnnf BM -- m H EWDYOUR ND WE WILL SENHYWJ OUR 136 CATALOGUE NkMEiN A POSTAL FREE HRD GEr ILLUSTJWrED flrMSlHRHOTINff ARMS CD leOWlNCHESTCBAVB N WHWEf CMH- - - ¬ jaijl w - rit test WELL MAOHlNERY LOOMIS NYMAN DrUIS IOO to TIFFIN OHIO 2000 A iVI state tka pleaae NK E 1693 WK1TIJVG TO AJBVEfLTISERa yaw rneat la tala aaaer mw the AdvertlM ibr BKel na6ttealjf -- jjmA-- l wBtJr- - 1i T kTltfMitii ttlfMfaiiiftfiiAMiiiiViateiVrtr-ftaiJMBtfri-- ii - fat1MyflfcWa-1itiM-- J A jj ilrtiltl jflif liHl f 1 iWr lift jiFsA t it t Wnfrr il JffiiTftV tflJfrttjMnfiHwfet Jf- in rtrtTMfiJMmJliffiir-t-nrri- YiteliT t fr i j 5t lJ i taAiit 5 8 zTipmmmmmmtn riTtfi THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 8 1898 ciwm j iAsazjtx r UMi JJlLlIlJ8MMLLuaOTlyagIl MMEmmmMa HlW llll II I Mil A NIGHT SONG NAPOLEONS LAST WORDS The Dying Thoughts of the Man Whom Under tho white moon Nita The lilies lie awake JLnd red as blood in flower and bud Aad all for your sweet sake The eager rose oerleaps the close And climbs the columned wall To hide his face in tho drifts of lace That over your lattice fall The dead sweet scent of the woodbine Somo languid breeze hath stirred And out of tho dark dew haunted park Floats tho pipe of a restless bird And far and faint the gurgle and plaint Of the wood brook sounds alone As I listen and pine for some answering sign Some whisper of thine my ownl the lilies Nita I lie wiihthy lattice bars Under i- - And the infinite night brims over With the glory of moon and stars And the wooing woodbines passionate sptoe And faints and dies with the mingled sighs Of perfumed lily and rose Out of the darkness blows Of sleep would open some door of dreams And lead thee sweet to me EcMita Alice Brown in New York Ledger Yet rest thee my beloved since No prayer of mine may win The crystal walls of slumber That shut thee softly In But oh that the mystic angel Wuo keepeth the pearly key BUFFALO BILLS START Mere Accident Made the Well Knows i Scout a Showman An old Nebraskan was speaking of 1 ifc r la I Wright 8 Celery Cupsules Buffalo Bill recently and incidentally To the Wright Medical Co came to engage in the lie told how he Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights ghow business Celery Capsules from James T Blnser drug- Cody was for years a government O and used 51st WaverlyConstipation them for Stomach I was unable to rouble and scout on the western plains said the do anything for nearly two years I ased Nebraska man and it was when he three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they o have cured me Kor the benefit of other conduoted the buffalo exterminating ex ¬ afflicted I wish to send this letter pedition for the entertainment of the Very truly yours W S Andersm Grand Duke Alexis in 18701 think it Fold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Vas that he got his name Cody at Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free that time distinguished himself by the and there number of buffaloes he killed Isgrig are Davis Thompson by earned his cognomen which was given him by the duke While he was offering surprising bargains in mens well known as a scout he would prob and boy s stylisn snoes ine prices are ably have never been widely known as right tf showman except for an accident Wrights v It was in 1881 that the people of tion sick li North Platte Neb near which town was Codys ranch decided to celebrate The Northwestern Mutual life has the Fourth of July and at the suggespaid to representatives of its policy tion of John Kieth who is a wealthy holders and to its policy holders and1 IS ranchman at Sutherland and North 180000000 an now holding for them Platte and formerly claim adjuster of exceps over premium reoeipts of over the Union Pacific they selected a wild 20000000 tf west show Cody was one of tho men ATHLETE AND SCULPTOR most prominently interested in the HOW TO FIND OUT scheme and to him was left the work A Tale of James E Kellys Powers as Be- ¬ Fill a bottle or common glass with urine of securing the cowboys and Indians to lated by a Friend hours a st di- ¬ and let it stand help outhe show In North Platte at luent or settling indicates an unhealthy con Although he is not large physically When the time was an old stagecoach owned several good stories are told about the dition of the Kidneys kidney urine stains linen it is evidence of by Jim Stephenson of Omaha who was prowess c James E Kelly the sculp frequent desire to urinate or trouble Too pain in the back the proprietor of the Deadwood Sidney tor whose bronze statues of Molly neys is also convincing proof lhat the kid- ¬ and bladder are out of order and other western stage lines At the Pitcher General Buford at Gettysburg WHAT TO DO suggestion of Cody the Indians were to There is comfort in the knowledge so often The Battle of Harlem Heights and that attack the coach and be repulsed by the Sheridans Ride have brought him expressed kid ey Dr Kilmers Swamp Root remedy fulfills every wish the great cowboys and soldiers in relieving pain iu the back kidneys liver fame A friend of his said of him bladder and every part of the urinary pas ¬ That Fourth was the hottest cele- ¬ He has more courage to the square sages It corrects inability to hold urine and bration ef American independenoeever inch than any man of his size I know scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol ¬ lowing use of liquor wine or beer and overseen in Nebraska The Omaha papers and on several occasions he has been comes that unpleasant necessity of being had men to cover it and it attracted a called upon to show it unexpectedly compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor- ¬ crowd from all parts of the west The One day an expressman six feet dinary effect of wamp Koot is soon realized programme which Cody and Kieth ar- ¬ high and strong in proportion highest for i ts wonderful It invaded of stands thedistressing caes If you curesi the most uaei ranged included riding wild horses a medicine yon should have the best SoTd shooting rope throwing and all the oth- - charged the sculptory and latter de- - by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar pamphlet have a er amusements and business proceedings il ii 1jro reier tne matter the tne main You may free by sample bottle and The Paris both sent mail Mention to sirea of a western man office When the irate expressman en- ¬ Ky News aud seud your address Yto Dr Co Binghampton N Kilmer The was a few days after the enter ¬ tered It it happened that a tall friend of proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen tainment if such it may be called that 24sp lmo was With uiness of this offer Matt Kieth no relation of John but an the artist the visiting the studio that he expressman an oath old time western man told Cody that it had come for satisfaction said MRS LAURA WEISHAUF was a big thine and ought to be repeat- ¬ intend to smash you to ed every Fourth of July Cody at once eens I he ejaculated shaking smither Of Murry Intl Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules his fist said that it was something new in and advancing toward the sculptor American entertainments and he be- ¬ Do not wait a moment answered Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 lieved that by taking the aggregation Kelly The Wright Medical Co east he could make money The matter The big man sprang at the artist Columbus Ohio was discussed in North Platte and and at this critical moment the tall ¬ Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased finally Cody said that he would ad form of the kvfeterj foiend vanished a box of- - Wrights Celery Capsules fnm vance the money and start out He did thpush tia ui2k as a flash L C Davenport druggist Bluffton ot so and his success is well known fcbo soiKzvthwHJWl behind the c traced Ind and them toi Htomach trouble When he first started ke hatlbut a t e3rSswi f5fc Una by the back of with whicla i had been afiiicted for more small show but he has added to it He co your than years a4Tfe- a he strength he sules 15 have lostSince takingpain andCap- ¬ got with him Major Burke Sherm Cam all trace of my I puiked tJie bu rly fellow field Bill McCune and last but by no coW Bunmwm stomach is entirely well I can eat anyto the front door and kicked him into means least Nate Salisbury There was thing and truthfully the street It was all done so quickly not felt can in years say that I have a quartet that cannot be beat and with that the bellicose intruder hardly knew better Cody boomed the business Bill has Yours Respectfully made and spent a dozen fortunes and is how it happened He fell on the sideMrs Lauka Weishauft walk and his face was bruised He got today making money like a cranberry up Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 and ran away The sculptor return- ¬ New York Press merchant ed to his work and after a few min per box Send address on postal to the utes his vanishing friend entered tim- ¬ Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Struck the Right Man trial size free idly from the rear During a visit to Massachusetts a What distinguished author was invited by a Goliath hehave you done with that asked You knew I have friend to a meeting of an agricultural heart trouble and cannot stand scenes GOOD TIKES HAVE COiE society then holding its annual session and s I went out to keep calm ffou can afford to indulge yourself or your in the town Oh there was no scene replied family in the luxury ot a good weekly news- ¬ The invitation was accepted and au the sculptor It was an act in three paper and a quarterly magacine of fiction thdfc and friend took seats near the door kicks His heart trouble You can get both of these publications with Nearly every farmer in the house had friend and a push to this day thinks the sculptor is almost a library of good novels for 5 per year something to say Finally the president a piece of surcharged dynamite New TOC4C0RHM pointing toward the author said York Commercial OF SOCIETY Everybodys given us a talk to- ¬ night except the farmer down there by Stalking Human Prey SKTp S SjPraof x the door I mean the brother with the The Goorkha with his catlike facil- ¬ hazL beard the boots and the slouch ity for taking cover aided by his small hai I can tell by his looks that hes a size and his sleuthhound persistence fastner and nothing but a farmer and in following an evasive foe has always ntjitm mi TEWWBOr I cajl upon him to take the floor and been an annoyance to the stalwart Pa world i fvn for its brightness famed and the most telj us how crops are in his neighbor- ¬ than complete General Weekly covering a wider hood range of subjects suited On one occasieai two The man referred to was Hamlin were told off to drive Goorkha scouts and women of culture and to the tastes of mm refinement than any away two AfGajland but he was equal to the oeca ghans who from a neighboring sum- - journal ever published Subscription prico rioJO and rising he said 4 per annum mrt were sniping afc xes Im a farmer and Im proud umn The column reacheda passing col t TALES FROM TOWN TOPICS a 2S6 page its camp Quarterly Magazine of fiction appearing the of it but just now Im doing a little er midnight and when roll was cahud first day of March June September and De- ¬ literary work in order to get money the two Goorkhas were missing cember and publishing original novels by the enagh to payoff my hands Atlanta Their comrades mourued them for a best writers of the day and a mass of short Constitution few hours but at daybreak the two stories poems burlesques witticisms etc turned up very tired very hungry and Subscription price 2 per annum The Fatal Spot Club price for both 5 per annum very thirsty but radiant And where was the man stabbed You can have both of these if you subscribe We got them both they said NOW and a tonus of 10 novels selected from askM the excited lawyer of a physioiau Few men but Goorkhas below Regular price for each SO The man was stabbed about an iuoh enjoyed the sport of stalkingwould i vo the list All enemies iu cents sent postpaid an a half to the left of the medial lino their own country rmtil they Vo Remit 5s in New York exchange express or an4 about an inch abovo the umbilicus them both Pesuip eekly postal money order or by rcrTsiered letter was the reply ogether wit a list of the 10 novels selected He Could Keait Hands Oh yes I understate I now But I by number to TOWV TOPICS thttaght it was near the town hail Colonel PokerI vv tonlaviih 30 Fifth Avenue Now Wrli jh you in the game sir LoqBon Fun 7ZTZT Major Moberly Why colonel do yonTHE 5ATTT YR onit n n t e Lellan Tho Bank of England employs about mean to insult mJ t -- IMC UUUblN OFTHIi KINO Ky A jnWestnim J SIX MCNTH Itf HADPS Clarice niaghstft Colonel Poker no no no I n n V THR SUR11000 men and has a salary list in ¬ ChAN By antatn AJQijig fir n cluding pensionSj of about lf00000 that you are too well posted in tho AXTM njr Mx Kl rokes AN l ence of palmistry CIJ peifannum ouisville Cou l iAN ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 Europe Feared On his deathbed Napoleon expressed his conviction that England would end like the proud republic of Venice With perfect composure he gave his last directions I desire that you will my heart put it in spirits of wine take and carry it to Parma to my dear Marie Louise You will tell her that I never ceased to love her and relate to her ev ¬ ery particular respecting my death up- ¬ on this miserable and dreary rock You will tell my mother and family that the great Napoleon expired in the most de- ¬ plorable state deprived of everything abandoned to himself and to his glory and that he bequeathed with hie dying breath to all the reigning families of Europe the horror and opprobrium of his death The second codicil of his will con- ¬ tained the directien which was after ¬ ward complied with It is my wish that my ashes may repose on the banks of the Saine in the midst of the Freneh people whom I love bo weil On the 5th of May 182 he who had for years kept all Europe in a state of feverish excitement terminated his earthly career After lying in state two days the body was deposited in a coffin composed first of tin lined with white satin which having been soldered was inclos- ¬ ed in another of mahogany a third of lead and the whole in a fourth of ma ¬ hogany secured with iron screws After the ceremony an enormous stone Was lowered over the body resting on a stone wall so as to eecape the coffin On the 12th of May Louis Philippo commanded that the ashes of Napoleon be conveyed to France In his commu- ¬ Henceforth France nication he said alone will possess all that remains of Napoleon His tomb like his fame will belong to none but his country At 11 oclock Dec 15 the first can- ¬ non was heard announcing that the re mains of the emperor had reached French ground Amid the vast assem- ¬ blage the body was borne by 24 seamen to its last resting place in the Hotel des Invalides So closed the eventful career of the great Napoleon whose memory can on ¬ ly perish with the records of the world Detroit Free Press Kurtzman Pianos SH x A GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU and now- - After the most wonderful busines 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 Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Shoesc Have for years been known as among the best Over 10000 are in use in It will pay you to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch Cincinnati and surrounding territory good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock These celebrated instruments are now FOR NINE DAYS ONLY and Overcoats 18 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 are sole representatives and intend- ¬ ing purchasers will avoid errors and mis- Worth understanding by conferring with us Worth ¬ Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters 16 12 Ladies and Misses Jackets and Gapes 15 12 Ernest Urchs I2M23 Co w 4th St W S CINCINNATI Worth Worth Sand o o Tirl w ortn Worth 350 and 200 Ladies 15and and 14 6 4 3 and 10 for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 davs onlv for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 days odly 999 437 319 229 78 649 Sole Stelnway Representatives Of Peck P O Anderson Pike Co O Recommends Sailors Black and all colors 25c Worth 100 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c 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