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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 11, 1898

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. -- I Y- - S Ti- - J - - S aSs AW m2 jpjjl ft P as CHAMP MILLER 1 PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY mm Editors and Owners JdmTMUiH MBgvwinTuimhw ww iauaasniHffmiijlw- I r- 11 imWp Established rwTABaanaaca feb j mi EIGHTMTS YEAR mMJJfVUTUUemtUiJUMXllJUHBPm PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY ilMU fflWgmTIUHH1 Iff g - 1898 wji iiwwTui kt MJMg1 uwn lyjrm GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS NO 12 tWJWm ffaBrff m C F BROWKK Main and Broadway CO- - First Heralds of Spring Bloom this week on our carpet floor Exquisite fadrics rick in their glorious colorings They are in advance of the first robin and long before the crocus but they will be gladly welcomed with quaint old time patterns are woven with shades of olive and tan Dark blue will also be one of the prevailing shades Dark Old Red Brussels At5oc 60c 7oc PER YARD Ingrains Yield the largest return in satisfaction of any floor covering cost considered you can use Our line is large the prices varied A dark olive ground covered with pink and rose Here is one colored flowers at 60c PER YAUJ This is the Time For genuine Bargains BUY CHEAP Short pieces odds and ends you can C EL Carpets Furniture Wall Paper iu JinALVJmjwjiunmuiiEyw ujEi rus iS U Dates TLlc lfa Oranges Soto 40craozen Apples bananas prunes grapes pickles dried fruits oysters celery crackers turkeys The cheapest line of fire works in Paris Come and see me ¬ See my select stock of Christ mas supplies Nuts 10c lb Figs 8 to 15c lb Raisins 8 to 15c lb Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb ¬ gained him so much fame and favor as that of Puddnhead in the dramati- ¬ zation of Vark Twains great story of Wilson Puddnhead the South The play will be seen here next Friday night and a strong supporting cast is promised Mr Hamilton is probably as well known in the south as auy prom- ¬ His inent actor of the present day early triumphs in the histronic art were achieved in Washington where he was born He was the boyhood friend of Edwin Booth John Sleeper Clark Maggie Mitchell and John E Owens During the late war Mr Hamilton served throughout the entire struggle as week a Confederate soldier In later yeas he Mrs John Leer and Jas Dundon re has appeared with the leading celebrat ¬ visit in the ies of the stage His Macbeth to Charturned Monday from iot e Cushmans Lady Macbeth is one of South the historic portrayals of the role Mrs Jas Summers is convalescent and v was out Tuesday for the first time iu two months One offihe most popular youngj men Edgar B Kiunard nee Miss Lulu in Paris society figured in a qaeerinci Mrs Hunter is the guest of her father Mr dent the other night Just after preach- ¬ Robert Hunter ing homelhe discovered that he had lost Mrs Robt Tucker and son of Paris his nightfkey He visited the hotels but were guests of Mr and Mrs Harmon they were full so he had to climb a Stitt Wednesday friendly tree to get into his rom Deputy Sheriff W W Mitchell and M ex beriff E T Beediug of Paris were here Tuasday on business E S Willard the noted English actor Monday will plawThe Middleman in Lexing Mr John Hamilton returned from Wilmington Ohio where he visit- ton March 5th Nat Goodwin and ed Col Jeff Hildebrant and family Chauncey Olcott will also appear there Millersbnrg people will do well to get in Murcfiv J T Hintous prices on oarpets wall tf paper and furniture before buying E P Clarke sold the following to Rev JjH W Harris of New York Kings o has quittthe pulpit for the vaudeville Martin bacco crops Poiudexter at an average of 14 I R Taylors at an average of 10 cents stage and will appear in a one act bur- ¬ Hamilton Hitts at an average of lesque SAntony and Cleopatra 915 m Mr Herbert Or me and Miss Maggie jNORTH MIDDLETOWN Cameron and Mr Herbert Case aud Miss Lizzie Edwards ol Ruddells Mills Interesting- Paragraphs JGathered 15y A r Snecial Scribe were married Wednesday afternoon by parRev Wm Britt at the Methodist Mrs J Sydner is quite ill sonage G WlRash is verging on pneumonia Dont forget Father Majors lecture George Redmon id the guest of friends From the to night from the subject The lecture will in Louisville Army to the Altar begin at 730 oclock and is in the inter- ¬ See matrimonial department for notice Confed of Fisher Golf wedding est of an orphan daughter of erate soldier - ElderiS Willis of Flemingsburg EqrUSEfjpiTi jsjejgmsKofJfriendalherej erty at this place 7 acres or- - ground T J Judy and A S Trimble were in house of 50 bbls capacity on the L N R R switch good mill machinery Cincinnati several days this week a tenant house cistern of 500 bbls Miss Bessie Rogers who taught oar capaci Address T M PurneU public school is teaching a private 8fb 3t Millersburg Ky school of twenty pupils Mr W P Rqss Jr of Carlisle was here Wednesday on business Miss Kate MnNamara of Paris visit- ¬ ed relatives here yesterday Miss Virginia ELutcheraft left to day for Louisville to visit her father j Dr A J ELitfc left Tuesday for New Orle ms to attend the Mardi G ras Mr Abe Campbell and Aris Wiggins of Carlisle were here Tuesday on business Mrs L C Bowyer of Lexington was the guest of Miss Lida Clarke this f Davis Thompson Isqhig have in school childrens shoes extra good values News Notes ilifchored lu Axu About The Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks Iu for very little money Try them The Foyer t Rurir Mr Theodore Hamilton who has for Wrlgnts Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ Robt Savage is again quite ill many years been acknowledged as one tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Mrs Fannie Haves returned Wednes of the leading actors of this country day to Augusta Ky has never appeared in a part which has The Northwestern is carrying nearly MILLERSBURG ¬ mm STBATOHS OF SEE 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bouibon Countys representative citizensCall on R P Dow Jr for Stock Cre p Etc As Administrator of the estate of Geo W Thomas I will sell at his late home near Spears Mill on particulars - fr 2Goc 8t Your Life Insured lc a Day ¬ Our insurance is protected oy bank ¬ WEDNESDAY FEB 16 1898 able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use beginning at 10 oclock a m the per ¬ a banks name without authority if you sonal property of said estate in part as doubt it write them Good health is follows the best life insurance Wrights 4 head of horses Celery Capsules gives you good health 2 cows they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if wp fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist To Cure A Cold 2 2 1 1 43 ewes in lamb- 2 good Southdown bucks 5 nice sows ready to farrow 25 acre of rye in stack 100 barrels of corn in crib Pair of fat oxen heifers yearling heifers shorthorn steer yearling shorthorn steer two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld In One Day Tab- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - ¬ - ¬ peake Ohio l ail way will make the follow ¬ ing low round trip rates from points named From Lexington S12 Winchester 12 Mt Sterling SI2 Paris 12 Frankfort 127 13 Stanford Kit hmond 1275 Lancaster Sl2o Correspondingly low rates from all other Central Kentucky points Reduced rates have been made at the hotels at Newport News a id at Old Point Comfort which is only a few miles distant and connected by electric car servce No other trip ever oUVred as many events as does this one People from inland Ken ucky have the rare opportunity of wit essiug comb ned army aud navy life at the most historic spot in the Unted States Think of the great events associated with this place The landing of the Jaraestowi settlers the Pocahontas and Capt John mith incident Corn wallis surrendering his British forces the battle of th Monitor aud Merrimac and last but in the same class the launching of the most power ul battleship in our navy and it will be called Kentucky Think of it As toon as the date o launching is settled on it will be given wide publicity in the papers Make your plans Through sleepers will run from Lexington For detailed information write or call on any agent or Geo W Barney District Passenger Agent ¬ soul-stirring A quantity of fodder in shock All druggists refund the money 9 stands of bees if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W Farming implements of every de- ¬ T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris scription including a number of new Ky plows harrows hay rake cultivators Launching of The Battleship Kentucky etc never used Terms Twenty dullars and under For the launching of the battleship Ken ¬ cash over that amount 30 days at six tucky at Newport News Va the Chesa- ¬ per cent lets Take Laxative Bromo Quinine CLAUDE M THOMAS Administrator PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE KAnrhinTA M linrf Bourbon Circuit Coukt H Current Plaintiff vs S L Yager etc I Defendants Lexington Ky In obedience to a judgment and order of sale inthe above styled case rendered at the December term 1897 of the above court the undersigned will as Special Commissioner expose to sale to the highest bidder at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on r at a ocjock p m stanaara time aavaiu able Bourbon County farm TPQBBHBMBff containing Albert Talbott and wife formerly of Sharpsburg bought a house and lot of CARLISLE L H Talbott and will make their future News Culled From Nico as County home heie Precincts O M Skillman bought Mrs Samuel From the Mercury Montagues property on the corner of ¬ The usual services in the Presbyterian Main and Uhurch streetsMt Mrs MontaSterling or gue will locate either in Church Sunday by the pastor Oi the Knife Mr Lincoln Nelson of MarshfieldMo writes For six years I have been a sufferer from a scrofulous affection of the glands of my neck and all efforts of physicians in Washington D C Springfield 111 and St Louis failed to After six reduce the enlargement treatment here my months constant physician urged me to submit to a removal of the gland At this critical mo- ¬ ment a friend recommended SSS and laying aside a deep rooted preju- ¬ dice against all patent medicines 1 be ¬ gan its use Before I had used one bot- ¬ tle the enlargement began to disappear and now it is entirely gone though I am not through with my second bottle yet Had I only used your SSS long ago I would have escaped years of misery and saved over 150 This experience is like that of all who suffer with deep seated blood troubles The doctors can do no good and even their resorts to the knife prove either fruitless or fatal SSS is the only real blood remedy it gets at the root of the disease and forces it out perma- ¬ 245 Acres Description This land is known as the Butler Hall farm It is located on the turnpike connecting the Jackstown and Cane Ridge turnpikes The soil is of the celebrated Cane Ridge variety noted for its strength and productive- ¬ ness The farm has on it a splendid two story frame house of ten rooms and with all necessary outbuildings Is has two barns one of them a tobacco bain large enough to house with ease ten acres of tobacco and a large stock oarn recently arranged for the special care of fine horses All of the land is 5uscupible of cultivation and there is no better tobacco land in Bourbon County It adjoins the farms of James Clay Webb Reynolds and Thomas Woodford and the neighborhood is noted for its health fulness and the morality of its people The land will be offered in two tracts one tract of 100 acres adjoiuing the lands of James E Clay and the other 145 acres containing the dwelling and improvements and then it will be offered as a whole Terms The land will be sold upon a credit of six twelve and twenty four months and the purchaser or purchasers will be required to execute bonds with approved surely bearing in- ¬ terest from day of sale or the purchase money may be paid upon the confirma-¬ tion of the sale Mr James H Letton who resides on the Jackstown pike at the intersection of the short pike above referred to and within one mile of the land will take pleasure in showing prospective pur- ¬ chasers over the farm giving them the metes and bounds or they may call at the law office of J Q Ward and Harmon Stitt in Paris Kentucky who will give them all the information desired The sale is absolute and the title pjr fect and the proceeds arising from the sale is an asset belonging to the assigned estate of M H Current and the credi- ¬ tors of that estate are urgently request- ¬ ed to attend the sale and do all they can to protect their interests This farm will afford a delightful and profitable home to those who are seeking farm land or a fine investment for capital ¬ ists as the rate at which said land rents will furnish a good return on the invest ¬ ment ¬ Rev R H Lainpkin will gpreach at Trimble Bros have opened up a line East Union Sundav morning at 1030 of dry goods in the E P Bean store- ¬ Born On the 5th inst to the wife room The firm is composed of A S of A G- Secrest in this city a daugh ¬ Trimble and his brother K S Trimble who was formerly of Paris The busi ter 92 lbs S3 ness is entirely independent of the large t 7F37Died At the home of his father stock that is carried in the Rash build- ¬ Robert Huddleaon near this city on ing by Mr A S Trimble the 5th inst Jesse Huddleson aged 23 years after an illness of about four Sales Edwin Thomason 10 acres of land to G B Cunningham 10 K P week Moore 105 sheep to John T Collins at Rev D W Robertson P E will 4 per head J T Henry one cow to F hold his second quarterly meeting on M C Gillispie 25 Cap Gillispie the Moorefield circuit at Moorefield Sat- ¬ one dead cow to H S Caywood 3 urday and will preach Saturday and Jesse Morton of Carlisle one heifer to Snudav both morning and evening F M 29 J T Hedges C Gillispie I All cordially invited Lyle 265 E K 10 cattle to Mitchell Married On the 9th inst David Thomas 3 horses to N H Bayless of Ramsey of Paris W Booth aud Miss Laura E Smith Paris 150 Qninn On 7th insfc Mr Jas H Hines and 8 cattle to Mitchell Lyle 216 Hats Knox and Dun lap Miss Josie Crump On 10th inst Mr We take the liberty of giving Thh Frank Scott and Miss Mary V Tapp News an item from a business letter of 83 Styles On 9th inst Carson Russell and Miss Mr C J Daniels oE Los Angeles Cai Viola D welly I dont find money growing on tres Nicholas Circuit Court convened Mon- ¬ but the climate is very nearly perfect New line of Shirts from 75c up day City Attorney Thos Owens was We have vegetables the year around The very latest collars stfcd selected as Special judge in absence of plenty of strawberries beans radishes Judge Kimbrough The following are lettuce etc now The days are very cuffs strictly up to date the grand jurors H B Bryson Fore- ¬ much the same as in June in Kentucky Collars 15c to 20c man J W Buntin S H Booth H C There is a high mountain several miles IJtcKin Lafe Maffett F W Bray field off It is Govered with snow and I Cuffs 20c and 25c per pai a man on the top if could WE O VV Brady H Latest Neckties 25c 50c and MaffettShaukhn Blake John A Day F think I only tell there I saw Henry up H he was W L 75c Full and complete line of T Potts The grand jury has returned Butler He says R C Skillman is at six indictments as follows Bud Thorn ¬ Phoenix gents furnishings Roxy r3ijrigrtT ton seduction G P Howard Sam JrGcJ Patrick and Jonathan Young horse stealing Ed Crump wilful murder Sam STOCK AND TURF NEWS Patrick stealing buggy The following e are the petit jurors Frank Arnold Of Stock Crop Etc Wesley Campbell C H Peterson G G Sales and Transfers Notes Our 30 Overcoatsjfor 25 Our30 Business Suits for 35 Turf fceer Wm Oolville J H Oarnentr Our 35 Ovecoatsforti Our 35 Business Suits for 30 John Graham of Adam3 county has Wei Dorsey O M Wise T M Sharp Our 40 Overcoatsfor35 Our 540 Business Suits for 835 J M Colville John F Crouch John C a horse which is twenty three and one Sold by others for 60 Sold by others for 55 to 60 Blunt M H Vice W L Piper W H half hands high an I weighs 2300 Cole Frnnk A Thomas J W Lone pounds The horse wis recently sold to G- W Thomas H B Try our 8 Trousers Sold by others for 1 Burnaw W B Feeback T C flerndon J A Higgins a Cincinnati man but it was too J tall to get in a box car Jas A Smith Gran P Ross We mean what we say and can prove it Hamburg is u 2 to 1 favorite in the The above prices are for Cash NT S Anderson Winter book qn the Kentucky Derby IfliFeek P Q Pike Oo O Recommends Odds on other well known horses are Wrights Celery Capsules Plaudit 4 Bannockburn 6 Bangle 0 To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Chang 300 Sacket ats I havejmrchased a box of Wrights Howland 20 Li Hung S Celery Cansules from JameST Rlns- - Hmcr 25 Pacemaker 15 Leiber Karl 3 Galli- ¬ Iftet Wayerly O and used them for Stomach f Trouble and Constipation I was unable to vant 15 Sacket atod Li Hung Chang JOE MUNSON Cutter do anything for nearly two vears T iPfi are owned by Ed feMmms of this city three boxes of JMIIJ and they Pp rw aamaig tuma faaiv cured me your Celery Capsules ntVim s c yywHnif4 For th hnfit nf oenstipa jjpgloted I wish to send this letter Wrights Colery Tea cures druggists Very truly yours sick heatlacHes 25c at tion The only safe sure and W S Andersom fans 0 EDW - e3 WE ARE THE PEOPLE Heiuprters hr Correct Sip WE nently SSS guaranteed purely vegetable A Real Blood Remedy Scrofula Eczema Cancer Rheumatism etc which other so called blood reme- ¬ dies fail to touch SSS gets at the root of the disease and forces it out per-¬ Valuable books will manent v be sent free to any address by the Swift it cures the most obstinate cases of is a blood remedy for real blood troubles lanta Ga Specific Co At- ¬ OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS - Possession given March 1st 1898 PARIS FURHISHIHG H k TAILORIHG C8 STOUT Manager H 0 CURRENT WLD OUCLAS Best in years this shoo by alonp han distanced all competitors W L Douglas 88GO SR400 and S500 shoes are the productions or stilled workmen from the best material possible at theso prices Also 3J0 and SSOO shoes for men 250 SSOO and S17C for boys and youths W L 1ouglas shoes are indorsed by over lUu0O wearers as the best in 6tyle fit and durability of any shoo ever offered at tho prices Tl ey are made la all tho latest sba es and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you Tvrlto for cata- logue to W I Doug rockton Mass Sold by 14 Special Commissioner and Assignee J 3 SHOE the World merit for flDfillSTMS Fold by all reliable Female PILIi Send address druggists at 50c and SI per box to ever offered to Ladies Co CelumbusonOpostaltrial the Wright Med for sie free especially recommend NNYROYAL B ed t married Isaisa Davis Thompson a BK zor us jkojxxw trims xjjxaju per Isgrig are Jxxiiiia ana xame no ot EST Send for circular Frice SI 00 lox 6 boxes Iter S5 offering surprising bnrrrnifts in mens CleveLaiKl 03ai leCOXTS CJEIEIJSZICJLa CO aad boys stylish shoes The prices are For Sale JBy W T Broolcs Trngslsfc right PE The Northwestern Mutual life has paid to representativas of its policy¬ All persons having claims against C F Clay deceased will sent the same properly proven accoi iing to law to the undersigned Administrators All persons knowing themselves in ¬ debted to C F Clay deceased will please settle promptly wnh the Admin ¬ i IlCE l holders and to its now holding for tl excess over preaii 20000000 i t 14 and is 30000000 an of over -- eowpts - istrators - BJ SE nAY deceased tf J P KIELY Administrators of C F Clu lljan 4wk 3 o 2 KENTUCKY LEGISLATUEE Kegnlar Session THE BQUKBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY THE COMMITTEE Reports the Indian Appropriation Bill to the Senate An Increase of S14300O Over the House Bill is Made Washington Feb 10 The senate committee on appropriations reported the Indian appropriation bill Wednes ¬ The increase made is 143000 day over the house bill A proviso is made in relation to detailing army officers for Indian agents only at such agencies as in the opinion of the president may require the presence of an officer The number of Indian inspectors is in- ¬ creased from five to eight and one shall be competent in the location construction and maintenance of ir¬ The Dawes commis- ¬ rigation works sion is increased from three to four and provision is made for the commis- ¬ sion to make up the rolls of the five civilized tribes and it is declared that when the rolls are made up and ap- ¬ proved by the Secretary of the interior the shall be final The time fixed for opening the Un compahgre lands in Texas is extended six months The secretary of the inter ¬ ior is authorized to contract for a water supply for the southern Ute reserva- ¬ tion in Colorado Representation of 11 1898 M A i it HI ll I - l I Referred to the judiciary Providing for Bills passed committee working all terms convicts whose are two years or less on the pub ¬ lic or county roads requiring sheriffs to settle with the county each year before they can se- ¬ cure a quietus and proceed with the collection of the succeeding years taxes providing for a police pension association for the city of Louis- ¬ ville Bills introduced To regulate price of licenses for circuses oy the size of the circus to prevent any person from practicing medi- ¬ cine or treating any sick person by any method whatsoever without complying lirst with the act of April 10 1813 to protect citizens from empiricism House Bills reported favorably To appro- ¬ priate S4200 a j ear to establish and maintain a bureau of immigration and labor authoriz ¬ ing county judges to post public roads against livestock to further prohibit the sale of in ¬ toxicating beverages in local option districts making it a lelony to forge or sign the name of providing that no another to a petition property shall be exempt from execution lor a debt contracted for labor per ¬ formed making it unlawful to sell less than 70 pounds or coal as a bushel Bills killed Making it unlawful to permit live stock to run at large on public highways permitting the taking of depositions in shorthand granting a 50 cent bounty for killing blue winged chicken hawks making it unlawful to tire a deadly weapon on the public road or within 50 yards thereof providing that persons who are not householders may serve as election officers Frankfort Feb 5 Senate The Goebel fellow servants bill came up in the senate Fri ¬ day and a vote was reached without much dis- ¬ cussion Senator Goebel making a short state- ¬ ment stating the legal effect or the bill Sena- ¬ tor Brcwn olTered an amendment providing that the bill should apply to all corporations but it was voted down The bill passed by a Bills favorably re- ¬ vote of 16 to 10 ported to require all articles of food when adulterated to be so branded with the name of all or the ingredients to prevent road overseers from employing their own teams or wagons or be interested in such teams to ex- ¬ clude witnesses from court room during trialof cases provide for selection of foreman of grand jury by the judge to prevent a diploma from State Colored Normal school from giving a right to teach in common schools House Bills reported favorably Providing for maintaining circuit courts giving judges thereof authority to purchase furniture and make proper provisions for court officers pro ¬ viding for the appointment of official stenog- ¬ raphers in counties constituting a separate ju¬ dicial district having a second class city Bills passed To abolish the register of land office and requiring the auditor to take charge of the said office making ineligible for jury service all persons who have a suit either civil or criminal in that court at that term to legalize the elections in certain school dis- ¬ tricts in western Kentucky providing for the redemption of real estate sold under decree of couri Frankfort Feb 8 Senate The half mile stone in the legislative session was pass ¬ ed Monday and but 30 more legislative days remain Up to this time no bills of this ses- ¬ sion have become laws and but one measure Senator Lindsay lias passed both houses was the subject of a bitter tirade by Senator Bronston during the senate session Monday The occasion for this was a resolution intro- ¬ duced by Senator Bronston providing for the appointment of a committee to formulate and forward to Senator Lindsay at Washington a reply to the speech delivered by Mr Lindsay In response to the resolution demanding his resignation House Mr Myers of Greenup made a sec ¬ ond unsuccessful attempt to have the Lindsay speech made a part of the house journal but Aas ruled out of order by Speaker Beckham Mr Myers in view of this made a speech in vjtiich he denounced the partizan and tyrnical T9gMKSMAK oi AtncspeaKer anu tne democratic maor- is JW mmMtosm The Louisville ripper bills were side tracked in the house again Monday but there was a general understanding Monday night that the light will be fought to a finish next Wednesday The judiciary committee at a meeting Monday afternoon decided to report favorably the Goebel servant bill and to report adversely the senate bill providing for working short time convicts on country roads The last cne was introduced by Senator Hayes of Jefferson county and passed the senate Plankfort Ky Feb 9 Senate The Bronston resolution to appoint a committee to reply to Senator Lindsays speech was the lirst thing taken up in the senate Tuesday and it was adopted without further debate by a vote of 20 to 0 the Frazier bill to regulate the manufacture and sale of food was passed by a vote of 28 to 0 the house bill to amend to admission the laws in regard of testimony by allowing the husband or wife to testify for or against each other in divorce case was defeated for lack of a consti tutioral majority Bills introduced To amend by authorizing and concerning guardians the county judge to appoint the sheriff to act as guardian in certain cases to punish burn ¬ ing or poisoning stock House Bills introduced Providing that no primary election shall be heid on the same day that a special or general election is held au ¬ thorizing the sale of the Northern Kentucky normal school property and to dispose of the proceeds thereof to compel steam engineers to pass an examination and obtain a certifi- ¬ cate before taking charge of an engine pro ¬ viding for installment payments of property holders for street improvements exempting road overseers from service on juries and from poll tax for road and bridge purposes After passing the Mallory bill repealing section 1312 of the Kentucky statutes relating to con ession ol judgment and the Robey bill to reg ¬ ulate the analysis of fertilizersthe house took up the Chinn school book bill Representative Chinn made a strong argument in favor of the Trill which provides for the contract system besides fixing a maximum price for all school books Passed Frankfort Ky Feb 10 Senate The senate passed the bill continuing for two years longer the stenographers for the judges of the court of appeals The Bennett bill to ascertain the heirs in cases of intestacy and otherwise was passed but was reconsidered and recom- ¬ mitted on request of Senator Brown Bills in- ¬ troduced To restrict and license glove con- ¬ tests or exhibitions and to repeal all other acts in conflict therewith to prohibit any one from handling buying or shipping any clothing that has been worn or used House The VVeatherford bill providing for a reduction of sjlaries of certain state officers came up and produced a lengthy discussion An amen Iment by Pullam of Louisville to cut ailown the per diem of legislators to 52 per day and mileage to five cents was overwhelmingly defeated All amendments were voted down and the bill passed by a vote of T6 to 4 The bill as parsed provides for the following re¬ ductions Coventor from SG500 to SaC00 ad ¬ jutant general from 62000 to 1800 assistant adjutant general from 1200 to 1000 attorney general increased from 4000 to 4500 auditor irom 3800 to 3500 assistant auditor from 2000 to 1SC0 inspector of mines reduced to 1500 insurance commissioner from 3000 to 2500 deputy commissioner from 2000 to 1800 secretary of state from 3000 to 25u0 assistant secretary of tate from 1800 to Owsley and Laurel Fkankfokt KyM Feb 4 Sknate Quito a little light came up in the senate Thursday over the reference to a committee of two bills proposing to lepeal the special local option acts applying to the counties of Clay Jackson the Indian tribes at the Trans-Mississip- pi 1S9S is authorized The legislation of the house bill regarding the Potta wattomies and Kickapoos in Kansas is in International exposition at Omaha stricken out Washington day decided to report favorably the Williams resolution calling upon the committee on foreign affairs Wednes ¬ Feb 10 The house in Cuba what steps have been taken to prevent them from starvation and suffering and also if not incompatible wTith the public interest to inform the house of the general condition of Cuba since the advent of the new regime un ¬ der Gen Blanco Washington Feb 10 A statistical review of the import and export trade of the United States in agricultural products is given in a bulletin of the United States department of agricul ¬ ture prepared by Frank H Hitchcock in which data concerning 85 items of export and 103 of import are tabulated and compared A comparison of agricultural and non agricultural products with per¬ state department for the information in its possession concerning the present condition of the reconcentradoes ¬ HOW SHE MANAGED HIM FALLING WALLS FUTY JFIETH CONGRESS A EEY0LUTI0N liet Her Hnslmnd Be Cross for tlio Cause a Loss of Life at a Fire in Pitts ¬ Regular Session First Presents He Gave Her burghSix Dead Bodies in the Morgue One of the They were two women discussing their Washington Feb 4 Senate Zelaya Concentrating His Forces on and Many Persons Injured Loss About features or Thursdays session was a speech husbands over shopping lunch One asked S2000000 the Frontier Near Costa Rica support other if her husband La Pittsburgh Pa Feb 10 At S30 by Mr Caffery by thein committeeofonthe resolu-¬ the He is never anything was ever cross cool privileges else was the tion reported Wednesday night fire started in the and elections declaring that Henry W Cor reply Zelaya Said to Be Well Prepared for the large six story cold storage house of asked the How do you manage him bett is not entitled to a seat in the senate struggle A United States Cruiser Has the Chautauqua Lake Ice Co and be- ¬ from the state of Oregon Sir Corbett was ap ¬ first speaker Landed Troops at San Juan Del Sur to OrI dont try to manage him T just Jet him fore the flames were subdued at 115 pointed as senator by the governor of Protect the American Consulate egon after the failure of the legislature alone a m nearly two million dollars worth to elect a senator to succeed Senator But how do you make up maintained that the see he is We Managua Nicaragua via Galveston of property had been destroyed at Mitchell Mr Caffery no authority to appoint ways as dont make up You breakfast alcross as two sticks at least six lives lost and many people governor of a state had and Tex Feb 9 President Zelaya in an- badly injured to fill an original vacancy a vacancy begin ¬ says a whole lot of sarcastic things about legislature had women attending to their households md ticipation of a revolution has for of fatalities is the ning with a new term after the The fire in some weeks past been concentrating most serious point Pittsburgh has had had an opportunity to elect and failed to do so club women and any other old thing he can that The agricultural appropriation bill was under think of and then he goes away mad and his forces near Rivas and the frontier in years The department responded consideration during the greater part of the slams the front door near Costa Rica The Xicaraguans who quickly and a general alarm was sent afternoon and was finally passed You poor thing And people say you are since the last revolution have escap- in House The house spent the day ostensioiy so congenial and so well suited to each Other alarms quickly followed considering ed from Nicaragua into Costa Rica and the fortifications appropriation at midnight Alleghenys depart-¬ bill In reality the major portion of tr e time other we are When Harold comes home at So have returned from that country under ment was called for help was consumed in the discussion of political night he hands me a little package and says the leadership it is reported of ex At 1115 p m an explosion of whisky topics The existence or non existence of he hopes it will please me and I tell hun President Cardenas and have captured occurred which blew out the Mulberr prosperity in this country was again the main he is too good and I wish all women had as the port of San Juan del Sur on the alley wall with terrible results At question of dispute The feature of the day good a husband as mine Then T see what Pacific coast and have had skirmishes the time the alley was filled with fire- ¬ was the discovery by Mr Simpson the Kan- ¬ hes giving me and sometimes its a lovelv chatelaine or a fancy and near Rivas with the troops of Presi men policemen newspaper men and sas populist fact the exploitation of belt Ior a new a kiss rad ask him to rarf alleged that Mr Dingley¬ and give him the foiive dent Zelaya means com being cross others Many were caught by the chairman ofa the ways and hat Mr Ding me forother woman in the morning looked dazed and went The falling wall Rumor has at least 25 or mittee wore London made pot made in New sipping her chocolate in profound silence on ley explained that the hat was as 60 men still under the debris York The London trade mark was simply long as she could stand it Then she llashed Three dead have been taken out placed there to please the anglo maniacs who out always And yet you deliberately told me you among them Police Captain Berry The English preferred things because they were Chicago Times Iltr did not manage him other two are at the morjjue unrecog Washington Feb 5 Senate Speaking ald nized as yet Many people were in to a qie tlon of personal privilege in the sen ¬ Pisos Cure for Consumption Vias saved me jured by flying bricks and beams and ate Friday Mr Lindsay Ky commented all the ambulances and patrol wagons sharply upon the motives of the author and many a doctors bill S F Hardy Plop promoters of the resolution recently passed by kins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 1894 of the city are in constant service the legislature of Kentucky demanding his Some of the injured whose names resignation as senator Mr Lindsay after Lots of very shiftless people get up early defining his position upon the finan ¬ --Washington have been secured are uemocrat made it clear that Charles Simon a traveling salesman cial question was he the representative of the Made worse by cold Neuralgia needs from Cincinnati badly cut on head whole people of Kentucky and not in any sense St Jacobs Oil to cure It cures Wm Fleming squeezed by falling the agent of the Kentuchy legislature Above rafter may die all he was he said a senator for the Everybody has some pet adjective to whole American people and as such would per- ¬ Washington Democrat Daniel Maloney carried through form his duties and the cellar but dug his way out he is with his convictions cast his vote in accordance and with the dictates of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A GEN SANTOS PRESIDENT ZELAYA NICARAGUA OP ing a slightly increased per cent age of agricultural products ex- ¬ ported and a large increased value both of agricultural and total exports for 1S97 as compared with 1S9G Of the total value of exports for 1S97 1032 00TG03 6084 per cent or SGS9755193 was agricultural and of this amount 5501432972 or 7270 per cent was of vegetable and 1S8522221 or 2730 per cent of animal products The total of agricultural imports 1897 4GS centages of each is made show ¬ JhOHHs -- of which 7142 was 400571 for per cent was vegetable product Washington Feb 10 The secre- ¬ tary of the treasury Wednesday sent to congress the draft of a bill which he desires passed to authorize the con- ¬ solidation of customs districts - The r bill1 df districts from 112 to 65 and it is contemplated will cause a reduction in expenses from Economy and bet- ¬ 8420000 to 2S1000 ter administration of the districts is urged as reasons for the enactment of the measure Washington Feb 10 The extensive milling industry of the northwest is organizing to secure favorable action on the pure flour bill introduced by Representative Pearce of Missouri Representative Tawney of Minnesota Wednesday received a dispatch from reduces-the-nunibe- 4tHeinterib6 theMbuiftry Washington Feb 9 The cruiser Alert has landed forces at San Juan Commander del Sur Nicaragua cables the navy department that Leutz he was compelled to do this to project the United States consulate The rebels captured the town on Saturday and the government forces are now throwing up rifle pits in the suburbs This is the terminus of the cable station and Leutz was compelled to take this move to keep the cable open This is also near the western terminus of the proposed canal The United States consular agent is Charles Hol mann Tuesday afternoon another cablegram was received at the navy depart ment telling of the progress of the revolutionary movement at that end of The captain the Nicaragua canal said that he had landed a force for the protection of the United States consulate and as the government forces had given notice of their intention to bombard the town he had taken on the Alert all of the women and children who cared for refuge The bombardment began Monday and in the end the rebels were driven out of the town which was entered and taken possession of by the government troops The rebels retreatedtoward ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ bridge builder badty cut and hurt internally Wm Desmuke a puddler head and shoulders badly cut Mary Desmuke his wife hurt internally David Stewart badly cut on head Capt J A Brown building inspector both legs broken The telegraph telephone and electric light wires at the corner of Thir teenth and Penn fell shortly after the explosion and killed an unknown man The building occupied the block from Twelfth to Thirteenth streets be twee u Pike street and Mulberry alley It is a six story brick with three heavy fire walls making in reality four buildings The ice company has its ice making plant and storage warehouses on the lower floors and the Union Storage Co occupies the balance of the building with mer chandise of all descriptions the property of innumerable merchants and householders of the city One of the compartments is used as the gov ernment bonded warehouse and con tained about four hundred barrels of Chas Wilson ¬ hurt internally ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ whisk and alcohol ¬ some of the millers stating their pur- ¬ pose to urge the bill and to come to Washington at an early date for a hearing before the ways and means committee PRESIDENT BARRIOS Of Guatemala Reported Assassinated San Francisco Feb 10 A special cablegram to the Evening Post from Quiet All San Jose Guatemala Wednesday morning announces the assassination of President Barrios It is added that calm now prevails ¬ PRESIDENT BAIiRIOS OF GUATEMALA Washington Feb 10 Sen or Lazo Arriaga the Guatemalan minister to the United States Wednesday after- ¬ noon received an official cablegram from the minister of foreign affairs of Guatemala announcing the assassina- ¬ tion of President Barrios and the suc- ¬ cession to the presidency of First Vice President Manuel Estrada Cabrera 5 Po drich Plawman contested election case uw orfoil vv iroorc AN ATTEMPT ujv n jrvij Washington Feb 9 Senate Three prop- ¬ Stanley Sife aged 15 years ositions were presented to the senate for the To Iynch Emilc Zola by a Howling Mob David Loveless aged J5 years Mr Allen relief of the Cuban insurgents Friends Stood I3y Him The following is the best list of Neb offered as an amendment to the diplo Paris Feb 9 Novelist Zola came losses obtainable Wednesday night matic and consular appropriation bill a resolunear paying the penalty of his fight Storage Co building and tion recognizing the belligerency of the insuriloveler for Dreyfus with his life at the hands contents 600000 Chautauqua Ice Co gents and said that he hoped thus to afford of a mob when court adjourned Tues- S150000 Union Storage Co 51000000 the senate an opportunity to vote on that proposition Mr day There was a big crowd outside small Penns3rlvania avenue houses tion urging theCannon Utah offered a resolupresident to notify the kingdom the lower court and as the people S25000 making a total of 81775000 all of Spain that if it did not recognize were leaving the buildins a man cried of which was well insured mostly the independence of the Cnban republic He through the agencv of W G McCand before March 4 1898 the United States Vive Zola Down with France would recognize the belligerency of the Cubans was immediately arrested less Co and within 90 days thereafter would assert the A tremendous rush followed M Mr Some of the heaviest individual los- independence of the Cuban republic Zola on emerging from the jury door ers who had consignments in the ware- Mason 111 followed with a resolution requesting the president to notify Spain that the was recognized and obliged to return houses are Cuban war must cease at cace and declare the and seek refuge in the robing rooms The Economy Distilling Go8000 of the United States to restore and the doors of which were then locked barrels of whisky worth 750000 Mo intention peace on the island of Cuba The maintain The crowd remained outside yelling nongahela Textile Co wool dealers right of Hon Henry W Corbett to a seat in Consquez Zola etc led by a number 125000 pounds of wool Collins Cigar the senate form Oregon occupied the senates two hours of young barristers in their robes Co 25 carloads tobacco W H Wil- attention for was spent in The remainder of excutive session the afternoon who roughly handled M Zolas sympa- liams commission merchant 20 carHouse The house Tuesday entered upon the thizers until a detachment of repub- loads of sugar consideration of the Aldrich Plowman con- ¬ tested election case from the Fourth Alabama lican guards cleared the approaches Paul Kruger Ke Elected President district The majority of the committee reto the court Transvaal Republic Feb ported in favor of seating the republican con- ¬ Pretoria M Zola then emerged pale and trem conspiracy an al10 Paul Kruger has been re elected testant on the ground of theby the democratic bling and the moment he appeared on legation vigorously denied minority Mr Plowmans plurality on thefaco the stairs leading to the courtyard of the returns was 2967 The majority revised there was an immense clamor and the figures so as to give Aldrich a plurality of shouts of Down with Zola Long 342 Two speeches were made Tuesday on each live Zola and Death to Zola the side by Messrs Taylor O and Mann 111 and by Messrs Fox Miss and Settle Kan last cry dominating the others The for the minority It is expected that a vote novelist had difficulty in keeping his will be reached Wednesday feet amid the surging crowd Washington Feb 10 Senate For more In the meanwhile the police misun than three hours Wednesday the senate chamber rang with eloquent appeals in behalf of derstanding their orders closed the the Cuban insurgents Announced speeches gates and M Zola thus found himself were delivered by Mr Cannon Utah and inside the courtyard surrounded by a Mr Mason 111 in advocacy of the adoption of howling threatening mob The police resolutions which they presented to the senate Tuesday Following Mr Cannons speech Mr were powerless and for a moment it Hale Me addressed the senate briefly urg ¬ looked as though he would be lynched ing the senate to uphold the policy of the ad- ¬ with the friends who formed his b6dy ministration He pointed out that much had guard already been accomplished by President Mc His friends rallied around him and Kinley not onry for the cause of peace on the island but also for the protection of eventually the gtes were reopened Americans and American interests and and the police having been for the relief of the reconcentradoes escorted M Zola to the street PRESIDENT KRUEGER OF THE SOUTH and pacificos He maintained that it would AFRICH REPUBLIC while the majority of the mob was not be good policy by the adoption of any drastic declaration to place the administration in confined in the courtyard shrieking president of the South African re leading strings that might interfere with tile threats against the novelist who public carrying into effect of a defined policy Mr eventually entered a cab and drove Mason followed Mr Hale in a long and at times Luetgert gets a Life Sentence quickly away fiery speech which he the Chicago Feb 10 Adolph L Luet immediately in intervene inurgedCubanpresident to war an3 the sSk Fifty horses belonging to the ico company were stabled in one end of the building but were all rescued in i safety At 2 oclock Thursday morning there were six dead at the inorgue as follows Liu t A f J Ber rvajjkgin his conscience No business of importance was transacted in the brief open session After the executive session of tlrtee hours the senate ad- ¬ journed till Monday House Friday was private bill day In the house but by systematic filibustering the pri- ¬ vate calender containing the bills reported by the committee on claims was not reached the whole day being consumed in passing 18 of the 24 private pension bills favorably acted upon by the house at the session last Friday night During the consideration of one of the bills ar interesting discussion of the approaching sale of the Kansas Pacific road set for February 17 was precipitated by MrFleming demGa who with his democratic colleagues desired legislation to require the president to bid the full amount of the debt principal and interest Washington Feb 8 Senate An amend- ¬ ment of more than ordinary importance and significance at this time was proposed in the senate Monday by Mr Morgan Ala to the resolution offered a few days ago by Mr White Cal Mr Whites resolution declared that itwas the right of the people of Hawaii to maintain their own form of government and the United States ought in nG Mr to wise with interfere it Morgans amendment provides distinctly for the annexation of the Hawaiian islands de claring that the present government has a right to make such cession to this country The presentation of a memorial prepared by the late Adm Worden elicited some interest ¬ ing statements regarding the historic fight in Hampton Roads between the Monitor and the Merrimac The senate was in executive ses- ¬ sion during the remainder of the afternoon House The house passed the military academy appropriation bill Monday with only one important amendment The debate on the measure was desultory and touched a variety of political topics As passed the bill carried 8463540 being 526032 less than the amount car- ¬ ried by the current law The bill to limit the nprihfl fnr thfi rpfnnrHnf nf the cfirtifl nntp rf ¬ By St Jacobs Oil Bad feet from frost bites are made sound It cures Eruptions was troubled with eruptions on my face I thought I would give Hoods Sar saparilla a trial aud after taking a few bottles I was cuied I am now also free from rheumatism to which I bayc been C E BAititr subject for some time 726 Milwaukee Street Milwaukee Wi On the iEO I Hoods SarsaparliSa Is Americas Greatest Medicine 1 sixforSS cents Hoods Pills cure all liver ills 25 NOTICE 0 Pi n H ll 0 D H IU LUlA - cTn Tuneri nIMJIi 1 EXPECnN6T0BEC0MEH0THERi Alec iuj3 Fea Tuesdav thfei houseAvill take im the Al- - MoTucNcoiinncCvrTnirt PuRifikoHE5ioeK2 IW wi jTfinGtUunut ZrB i Hlnl WHICH HAKES LIFE A m 1 niDnFHTn Al ¬ ¬ ¬ P Q U U G A SmmraNGHiMRS IliF others ¬ ¬ ¬ ruliinTiiTiACT3iVHrrvYltkf3sTtitt c ITminimize n 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ H LI ¬ ¬ n pmKiwwKSsr rt VHBIU11I mntJAItLY C0BRECT5 SHOULD MtsaetS 7aSffiPJ2JntSMrur ruBIPrTRS nCFRDUJuWi mfifmS mrzzJ 7fStonFnF4THTA w--f fe Entirely Harmless VEGETABLES- - ¬ ¬ ¬ o n - oSbSS PRUDggRHPiD RECOVERY ---- iRisP U2SSK p ZiliV m Vaftfr rfsults w s00o THEYAPTEARU ifpc K jrrfsj ¬ ¬ C 0 B pnjjngjgnriajy Hl rn0PRIETOR5 JliLsso cvtm snS -- -- E S t iiiii i ffalPi BifilMH 5T LOUIS 1 fi ¬ ¬ and get a 15 c package of Go to your grocer to day ed Grain 0 fee at ful ¬ ¬ Salter D Worden Confesses 1500 10 Fred residing near St Joe this county was found in a dying condition from starvation He had lived there alone all winter and without a stove in the house A few months ago his daughter went to Louisville and a son to Lafayette Ind Their aged father refused to accompany them Futter Jeffersonville Ind Feb Alone and Starving San Francisco Feb 9 Salter D Worden convicted of wrecking a mail train bearing a guard of United States soldiers near Sacramento Oal during the great strike of 1894 and in whose behalf the supreme court of the United States declined to take favorable ac tion in his plea for a aew trial has confessed his crime to Gov Budd with a view to receiving a commutation of the death sentence from the executive of the state ¬ -- of murder of his wife and sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for the term of his natural life Luet gert received the verdict with a laugh It was 1050 when word was sent to the court room by the jury that they had agreed upon a verdict and were Luet waiting to bring it into court over the gert sajS he is not worried verdict as he expects the supreme court will grant him a new trial and that he will be acquitted Feb 9 William Wednesday evening shot his Jacobs wife three times and then blew his own brains out Jacobs Who is a cigarmaker living in Allegheny has for some time been jealous of his wife and Wednesday after work he went home and asked Mrs Jacobs if she was ready to die and immediately pulled a revolver and fired three bullets into her Jacobs then blew his brains out The woman is now lying In the hos- ¬ pital with eery slight chances fcr re ¬ covery The couple havo been aar ried but six months gert was Wednesday night convicted end the struggle which on both sJles had be- ¬ come so brutal as to shock the sensibilities of the civilized world He did not aelieve war would result from intervention but thought if it should it would be a war of glory and of honor House The republican majority was in- ¬ creased Wednesday from 49 to 50 when the house by a vote of 143 to 112 unseated Mr Plow ¬ man dem Ala and gave the seat to Mr Aldrich rep This was the first contested election case decided by the present house against the setting member Those who spoke on the case Wednesday were Messrs Settle dem Ky Hamilton rep Mich Bartlett dem Ga and Taylor rep O the cost Made from pure grains it is nourishing and health- ¬ It takes the place of cof- 4 ¬ hi K Insist that yonr grocer gives you GRAIN O JLigiiiuuuUJUlUCa For the sound and permanent cure of Chronla Vlcer Bone Ulcers and Old Sores of every kind and description no matter how many years standing or by what name known And for the prevention and cure of Gangrene LockJaw 1 Clark Resigns New York- Feb 10 Mrs Annie C Colorado Springs CoL Feb 9 Su- ¬ Maurice Hook of Bracken county George widow of the late Henry perintendent Charles E Clark of the Wednesday telegraphed Gov Bradley George was Wednesday awarded a asking- for 40 guns and ammunition to verdict of 500 in her suit against the Union Printers home of this city has resignation protect the turnpikes and tollgates of Pennsylvania Railroad Co for 5000 mailed his Prescott of to President William B the ihe couuty from raiders- - The guns damages for injuries sustained by a tional Typographical union to Internatake af and ammunition were sent on the fall in the companys station in Phila ¬ feet June 1 next Thcr reason assigned evening train Sheriff Hook will make delphia Mrs George slipped on a de- ¬ for Mr Clarks retirement is ill health pression in the flooring and sprained up his own force of guards of his wife her ankle Kentucky Post Offices Discontinued Two Boys Drowned TVby He Committed Suicide Washington Feb 10 Post offices Georgetown O Feb 9 Two boys Granville Vt Feb 10- - Elmer named Thomas and Kilpatrick have been discontinued as follows in Woodward who a respected young- man of were Kentucky Enido Boyle county mail 27 years skating at the mouth of While hanged hinuelf on his wifes Oak goes to Perryville Margaret Owen sieek fell into the water md refusal to read the Bible to him county mail goes to Canby rvere drowned jPrajtkfort - Guns to Fight Haiders Ky Feb Mrs 5eorgre Awarded S500 Damages - 10 SJaeriiJ Superintendent Pittsburgh Pa Shot His Wife and Himself Death of Mrs Florence Bayard Lockwood New York Feb Bayard Lockwood 10 ¬ of Benoni Lockwood is dead at her home in Providence R L aged 56 years She was a daughter of the late James Bay wife Mrs Florence and Blood Poisoning It never Tails BY MAIL 63 Cents 32 PAGE BOOK FKEE J P ALLEN MEDICINE CO ST PAUL MINN Jor sale by Drucnclsts ard for four terms Senator from Delaware and a sister of ex Secretary of State Thomas F Bayard Killed by a Train - ¬ IPOTATOESXSl 2 t ff 4fc - Tebre Haute Ind Feb 10 A- stranger aged 20 in whose pocket was a diary on the front page of which was ¬ 3B6W 4ft Larscut Seed POTATO crowcru In America tf S EARLIEST a yield of 464 bunheU per sere m Prices dirt cheap OnrBreatSKKD BOOK 11 Farm Sed Samples worth 910 to get atjirt or 10c and this O notice TlicluralNcw-Yorkci-elYcSALZER- J0UNA8lL2KKSEEDC0LaCroteTfltK 5 S was killed in the Big Four yards her Wednesday M Be Cough Syrup Tattetood Uae H f rJ itV3tfj 1w THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY gDDDDDDDDDODDJ V W4 r 11 1898 OMELETTES And How to Make Them Perfect ia Form and Color Many careful and reallydainty cooks never send a tender omelette to the table Perfect in form and color and really appetizing to look upon it proves too substantial to really melt in the mouth as it should A certain family had banished this stand by from the board but have now welcomed it back as if it were a newly discovered dish so different is the flaky concoction now served to the leathery horror of yore So simple are the means that brought about this change that they are given for the benefit of our readers The tender discovery this omelette is now dubbed and this is the history The women folk of the familj- - had the cozy cheerful kitchen as usual to themselves one Sunday evening and a hot relish had been begged for by the pater It was Beckys turn to preside over the range and she resolved to ap- ¬ ply some common sense hints she had found in some such column as this She dared not whisper omelette She might as well have suggested fried sole To make an omelette tender she had read it must be cooked slowly like a custard and the eggs not whipped sep- ¬ arately or even until frothy only a few strokes to render them smooth and not stringy Two omelettes of four eggs each cooked on small pans were advised for a good sized family rather than a large one of eight eggs so she put two frying pans about the size of a dinner plate to get very hot while she was whipping the eggs adding to pich four a half teaspoonf ul of salt pepper to taste and a teacupful of milk Hold ¬ ing the pan to her cheek to test the heat and finding it sizzling she put in a teaspoonful of butter and when this had been spread over the pan by a twirl of the handle the contents of one of the bowls was stirred up and poured TENDER sat jz doo O MANY little gods thare be Who help to keep Thanksgiving cheer and Christmas glee And New this old earth bright pleasure and de light Has each its special deity Who sees things are man ¬ aged right And now comes good St Valentine The merriest god if not the best He helps the timid swains who pine To put their courage to the test And soothes with loves delicious wine Tears that The doubts In many a maidens breast No plea of worldly maid or beau St Valentines true heart can move For he and Cupid long ago Before they left the courts above Went into partnership you know To try and keepmankind In love And Cupid travels far and near To get his patrons well In trim Then sends his partner once a year To finish up the work for him All hail the saint both kind and dear And may his luster neer grow dim Ella Wheeler Wilcox in N Y Sun fcfc srrxru v 11TS -- SkWi tir AY iWEICitlT S UULIJ V 8V 1 4 ¬ and here on the village of D skirts I found a great beautiful house with a wide driveway leading between big stone posts and up to the pillared portico It was such a beautiful place up there in the sunlight that I wanted to look longer at it so 1 dismounted and leaning on the stone wall I was admiring its fine proportions when I heard the rattle of a farm wagon and in a moment the rattle stopped just behind me and then a voice which announced a story in connection with the mansion A good natured looking old gentle JiQtin was sitting in a long farm wagon jjtsrigas is used to bring the potatoes¬ iiS Snahe field or the apples from the orchard The horse was a dappled gray so fat he could hardly move and cer ¬ tainly if I had been in any hurry I should have kept to my wheel but then time with me was of no consequence and I did like stories and therenvould be an unusual charm about this for the old man had the peculiar pronunciation and queer nasal twang of that part of the country So I loaded the wheel in behind and climbed in m3self with the driver Goin fur be ye Well friend I dont just know how I had just passed through the pretty out- could tell ye er pooty good story bout thet haouse 1 was UP therv taking a through the coun ¬ try on my bicycle stranger 1 name too I do no none better areound these parts He run er the idee that everybody wuz tryin ter git ther best of im an he wouldnt hev no dealins with nobody ain his haous keeper she dooz the business for em He must have a good deal of money to run such a large place I bet hes got more propty n you can shake er stick at an ther story wuz bout the propty that is in er sartain way I would rather get the story from you because of course you having lived here all the years know all about it and can give me the little points of interest that younger folks might be likely to forget Wal I guess yer right stranger Wal Jo Flint he had er nephy er smart young man as youd most ever see an of course Jo hed likely giv him all the money an he wuz poplar now I tell ye Of course I believe in love an all thet but taint er bad idee ter set yer f ec tionsin er place wheres thes er little money It corns pooty handy I tell ye an so all the gels wuz er lookin fer Harold Flint ter make up to em But he warnt er doin no sech er thing an he went off daown ter Cassawaddy daown ter the south eend ther state an got ngaged ter er gel thout any cash an he com an told his Uncle Jo an Jo he told him ef he wuz er goin ter merry thet way he meednt never bring his wife ter see him an they hed an awful spat an it eended weth Jo er tellin him he neednt com himself an Harry he jest went off an merried the gel an went daown ter live in thet part er the kentry an ther aint never been up here sence Leastways he didnt never com Ye see thet great piece er medder land an thet low haouse out ther Wal thets wher Jo Flint lived an taint bettern four year sence he moved onter the hill place Th old man liket ter died an the doctor he told him thet low land wuz rhumaticky an hed bet-¬ ter mozy out an old Maj Poore he wuz livin on ther hill and Providence killed him Jest in time ter let Flint hev his place Jo Flint he madeer bargin ont an what dew ye think I bet the aint RUSSIAN HORSES thet boy an shed heard his uncle haa gone ter live on the poor farm an she Tlie Country Has Many Good Animals lowed Harryd like ter hev her take and They Are Well Kept care of him an she wuz able ter dew it The land where animals are raised in an ter morrer wuz Valentines day an large numbers is not always the land she thought theyd celbrate Wal I where they are best loved Bussia jesu couldnt say er word Her shed however which is says Mr W Durban com ter tak keer er the old man an the greatest horse breeding country in he wuth his thousands Ye see shed the world is the country where the made er mistake The place wuz the old horse is both loved and appreciated Poore place the Maj Poore place yas never in all my wanderings says sir an shed gut it twas ther poor Mr I Durban saw a pony or steed of farm the taown farm Wal she kep any sort that seemed to be in a bad con- ¬ er talkin on bout the nice room theyd dition through ill usage The droshky gut fixed fer him and we drove in an drivers of Moscow put our London cabshe said she thought twould be pooty men to shame in this respect They in summer but twarnt like livin weth may abuse each other vociferously they yer own folks an Uncle Flint hadnt may cheat you roundly but they never nobody ter tak keer an Wal I carnt abuse their horses tell ye nothin how I felt seems s ef I The supply of fine horses makes it a hed whol streaks er shivrs daown my constant luxury to travel in Bussia back er thinkin haow shed feel when The population is chiefly dependent she faound aout taramtass or rough partly Wal I gut her ter hold ther hoss upon the hooded van the telega or country cart an I went raound ter ther side door the an I gut hole er Mis Bean an I jes laid or little droshky and the capital troika three horse carriage Nothing deout all erbout it and she cried Women lights a driver so much as dashing alwuz cry whether its good news or bad Theyd cry over er weddin jes along at headlong speed with three s quick ez er funal Wal Mis Bean spirited horses harnessed to a troika she said shed fix it up an so she gut With the whips cracking the bells em in and they went ter bed pooty ringing the driver singing at the top of soon coz ther old man warnt wal an his voice the two outer horses flying he couldnt see em so Mis Bean said off at an aragle as wide as possible the speed is a but I spose she warnted ter git er holt troika in full the drivingsplendid sight Siberia is so furious In on him fust an she told me sence that ye never see nobody wuss broke up n the mountain roads being as rough as ¬ he wuz when he knewt she had com ter they are steep that the traveler is contak him and tak keer of him fer Harrys stantly amazed at his immunity from A stranger experiences sake an the boys names Harold an accident mixed feelings of wonder and alarm as hes smarter n his pa ever thought er the rough vehicle chiefly made of pine bein an I xpect old Jo Flint hadnt never hed no sich er valntine s theyd and biroi poles put together in the giv him an he wont never ergin hev crudest manner is positively hurled ser sprisin er one I calklate I tell ye into the air and down again during the er loviner creter n thet boy ye never descent i o a valley that is approached see er buying sugar hearts fur the old by a core roy road The dri ers keep their horses scruman an ef his mars heart aint made er love shed never er com daown here ter pulously lean however they themselves may revel in dirt It is curious git the old man outn ther poor haouse to enter a miserable little shabby no sir not by er long chalk5 He stopped to think and waited so droshky and note that the horse wilich long that I asked if Harolds wife went draws it is a really beautiful animal plump sleek and evidently petted back There must assuredly be a good side Oh yas Wal she wanted tew jes to Bussian character or the people 8 quicks she faound aout t hed gut would mot be as fond as they are of their horses and their children The two loves are ingrained into the very heart of the nation Contemporary Review ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LITTLE NONSENSE 1 cured my husband of finding Jault with the coffee How I lee lim make it himself one morning Chicago Record I thought you said you saw pros- ¬ perous times ahead Well I thought I did but the heiress I had my eye on wouldnt have me Tit Bits Exceptions Oratory is a gift remarked the admiring constituent replied Farmer Corntossel Well mostly it is But now and then a man jets good enough at it to charge you ur listtenin Washington Star Alfonso said Mrs Midas here is a heading in this paper that says Had One Wrife Too Many The rest of the article is torn off Howmany wives do you think the brute had One probably was Midas prompt reply Detroit Free Press Not Much Choice I dont know which is worse muttered young Blun 3erheels at the reception retreating to a corner and wiping his perspiring brow but I believe I would rather be run over by a train than to step on A leather one Chicago Tribune trip PISTOLS Licss IN NEW YORK SOO GiTY w sSl sSSm -- HAIL iS fm W in this taown twould er lots er money nother tion on my wheel partly because I done it man moved in ther night yas haouse but the an warnt in the poor old man wouldnt hear He want to be out of doors and partly beto t an she sent for her things an cause I havent the money to lay out in sir in ther night One day he wuz ther ther they be naow an Mis Bean an the next he wannt He went in the she car fare fall an everybody gabbed bout it but says ther old mans hearts jest all Sho neow Wal ye ken ride weth right by tellin t wound up in thet boy Folks said when me furs I go an thetll save yer wheel the doctor he sot it die hed got ter move er but I reckont he sent Harold off his heart wuz jest some ov pinion wuzt hed better like his name Flint but I guess theyve majority Im sure you are very kind to help hed casion ter think othwise sence died Strange how and right there I had such a spell of ken be yas sir little use some folks A M Roe in Good Housekeeping naow aint it coughing that the sentence never was was and I assured finished It seemed so funny that he astonished him itjudged he he looked so WOULD BE OP SOME USE was used to that I never thought of the wear and tear on and receiving no answer even his equipage but in his generous heart talking he did ask a question and seemthough only sought to save me and my wheel ingly expected an answer I mentally Consumptive be ye and he looked agreed to keep still at me anxiously Wal long in Febuary I wuz daown I hastened to say that it was the dust Ye see I aint nothin to do an Jane she or the heat that made me cough so Wal Im tarnal glad ter heart Ive thinks its good fer me to be aout con an gut heard said consumption the kind the siderble an I guess tisan erIplacether old sleigh weth er back for I bet I hev neow wuz ketchin comfters an ye dont hev ter keep er wouldnt hev lived out half my days ef tuckin in an er tuckin in an then I hednt er ben keerf ul ter steer clear er I ken drive ther colt but Jane she says them diseasest I knew wuz ketchin whatd old Dobbin think ter see ye I aint but 80 but I bet ef scarlet fevr drivin off ther colt an leavin him be er diptheree should git holt er me Id hind an I declar Dobbin is the hu- ¬ neverd git overt Youth dont count manist critter I ever see But as I fer nothin weth them things sayin I deepo I looked at him to see if he was jok¬ wuzIm daown Isot ther by therter ther most genly git Ef ing but not a smile on his face as he deepo it sorter advertizes er place to spoke of has youth and the uncertainty see er lot er kerriges er waitin raound of his recovery from either of those dis1 I warnt er takin no partielar notice eases Did he really think himself a but I bet the aint er pootier woman n young man I could not tell this state n got offen them cars She A Ul Havent you had any of the diseases hed her boy with her an I knowed He I wish you would let me be your common to children twas hern coz it favored her nuff to be valentine Wal I should sayt I hed When hern She hed er box n er bag an she She I wLih you were my valentine Janes baby hed ther chick pox I went talked er spell weth ther deepo master downt Mollies ter live in the village an then he came weth her aout to my He Darling an Ill be pizened ef them blamed pox team an said she woz er goin ter the offShe Because I could then send you to some one Philadelphia Press didnt ketch me ther I tell ye the blis- Poore place an he thought Id take her ters wuz suthin ter see an I aint never seeins I was goin right by ther A Valentine from Her got overt jrit an I never shell It See yonder lad a footing free Naow whod ye spose that woman How Jocundly he hies ketches me somewheres every little wuz He waited a moment and I The mornings tingling ecstacy while Jane says its rhumatiz but I opened my eyes to look as surprised as Is dancing in his eyes low young folks dont hev rhumatiz possible when he saidr Harold Flints A flowery way becomes his path- my granther wuz over er hunded an wife an his boy tew an shed gut er The skies a golden blur The earth a paradise he hath ¬ lie never hed it an I say its the re- big frosted cake in- thet box an she A valentine from her mains er them pox took off n ther covr an it hed er big red A sudden song escapes his lips I thought it time to bring his mind sugar heart in ther middle an er little A joy reverbrant thing ¬ to the story he was to tell so I cas- heart in all them corners an thet boy Through loves divine companionship ually asked if he was personally ac ¬ bought em weth his own pennies an He feels himself a king He dreams of no sad aftermath quainted with the inmates of the great stuck em on himself fer Uncle Flint This buoyant worshiper house and she thought hed like it coz probly And all forsooth because he hath Wal I should sayt I wuz I went ter h didnt hev no cake much wher he A valentine from her skeool weth the old man but I aint wuz livin and then she nouneed shed Clinton Scollard in Washington Home Magazine seen im fer years He shet himself com ter take him home weth her Wal up an dont go nowhere- - Lbet he aint sir it struck me all of er heap I wuz A Mistaken Youth nigh ser smarts I be an he aint ser old ser sick to my stomick I couldnt He labored oer It line by line by two year no sir he aint It was for her this valentine breathe them pox I sposo Harold His prudent rival hired one writ His name was rt wuz dead and shed been er doin drs6- And he It was who made a hit Tlint Jo Flint an twas er food makin an takin keer of herseJi an i Washington Staa ¬ 1ST ¬ ¬ ¬ far Im out for fun taking my SHE TALKED ER SPELL WETH THER DEEPO MASTER vaca- ¬ There are less than 800 persons in this city with permits to carry pistols Xot one of this number is a womfm and the great majority of them are harness men who have the handling of large sums of moiney In fact ther is not one of them who has not a first class reason for going about armed although there are a great many applicants for the privilege who are not entitled to it and who consequently do not get it Manj of the megroes of the Tender- ¬ loin precinct have a great longing to carry pistols but very few succeed in Quite frequently getting permits sqine cplored sport of the precinct cajL at the Tenderloin station and an ¬ nounces tnajt he would like permission to carry a pistol The other day a young man in a suit of brown and white checks a striped shirt front and collar and with an enormous paste diamond in his scarf asked to see the captain Whats the trouble asked the ser¬ geant at the desk No trouble sah said the young man not a bit of it sah but ah jus wanter get endowed with authority toe carry a gun sah Why asked the sergeant Well sah ahm quite a spoht an h plajs poker oincen a while an I doan relish de sperience ob losin de pot against a pair of deuces an a razor when I has free queens sah Ah come to de conclusion dat a pusson in a game ob dat sorts got to have somefin to back up his han sah lie was one of the many whose appli- ¬ cations have been unsuccessful The number of permits issued has increased but very little in the past few years It was at the time of the nu- ¬ merous hold ups of brewery collectors that the demand for them was at its height and from that time until this al- ¬ most every brewery collector has had a permit and has carried a revolver N Y Times lue Permits to Carry Guns Than People Have Legal Mil ¬ - cieties held an open meeting in Wash- ¬ ington recently and the members were called upon to respond to various sen ¬ timents of a patriotic character The woman who had the affair in charge notified each member of the toast she would be expected to respond to ten days cr so before the meeting To one young woman says the Post whom as it happened she did not know personal- ¬ ly at all she sent the toast Our Flag The young woman received it and at once went to call on the head of the so- ¬ ciety in a state of great distress She simply could not respond to the toast she said She didnt know whether a joke was intended but she had been chaffed unmercifully about it already and just simply wouldnt go near the meeting if she were to be called on td speak on that subject Why what on earth is wrong with that sentiment asked the head of the society The pretty young woman hesitated She blushed Well she said you see Im going to marry a man named Flagg St Louis Globe Democrat Too Personal One of the womens patriotic so- ¬ great man passes a Chinese dismounts and a Hindoo prostrates himself in the presence of his superior A Japanese removes his sandals crosses his hands and cries Spare me In 3iam a man throws himself on the ground and then waits to see whether he is to be raised up and welcomed or kicked out of the way A South sea islander greets a friend by flinging a jar of water over his heail Chicago When a Chronicle Greetings to the Great J Why Like a Woman Mattie have you continually stared at that couple across the way for the last half hour Helen Oh I was merely watching their actions They were only Mattie married yesterday Thats just like you You never miss an op ¬ portunity to contemplate matrimony Chicago News One Way Miss Daisy you are writing to that little brother of yours who is visiting out west arent you Yes Hes a dear little fellow I miss He is indeed Have him so much you sealed the letter yet Miss Daisy Not yet Add the postscript if you please and tell him I want to know how he would like me for a big Demurely Mr Spoona brother more it will be at least two weeks be ¬ therein fore you get an answer if you It was left on the hot part of the him xVnd the matter was settledask in stove the pan being gently shaken about two minutes Chicago Tribune meanwhile just long enough to make sure the bottom was evenly browned TATTOOING a broad bladed knife thrust to the cen- ¬ Artist Causes ter once to allow the hot butter to A Japanese Figured Skinsa New Fad in reach this sensitive middle spot which Artistic tattooing is the latest otherwise would scorch before the Nothing so commonplace as the well whole was brown As the pan was hot known designs so dear to young only the same time was allowed as Americas heart are thought of bless would make a pancake ready to turn you no A cook who never trusts to guesswork The ships in full sail crossed national however may remove the pan near the flags hearts dripping warm drops of light and lift the edges sufficiently to blood wreaths true lovers knots la¬ see if proper browning has taken place dies of the corps de ballet sailors solUpon the slow cooking at this stage diers and the like are all thought crude depends the desired tenderness so the and inartistic by the Japanese tattooer pan was covered with a saucepan lid one Horitoyo who has just set up and put where it would only just keep practice in London and has found hot while the other omelette received manj ready and willing to submit the its share of attention Ten minutes arm the leg aoid the chest to his from the time the eggs were broken needles sufficed for the whole performance Horitoyo learned his art under the while a tough omelette maj be pro- ¬ great Horichyo of Yokohama who was duced in five The ten minute variety selected to decorate the present em- ¬ do not toughen when they cool and are peror of Russia and at the command of therefore excellent for school sand- ¬ an American millionaire went all the wiches as a change from meat ivay to this country to do a flight of A celebrated Erench chef to whom ducks across the great mans chest a lady sent her cook to learn to make Little wronder then that Horitoyo is this very dish insisted upon acustard- - ttj master of his arstfwhichhehasypWJ3JBffaSm like appearance and we alrknow what ticed in many paStSof fheTs lpbe a crumbly horror is a baked custard W lnat he has the true spirits pattern cooked too quickly His idea was pre- ¬ and ornament can be seen at oi once from cisely the same as Beckys but will be the books of his own designs delicately a new one to many Cincinnati Com- ¬ executed by himself These vary from mercial Tribune simple studies of frogs toads mice owls locusts and other living creatures OVERDRESSED WOMEN to elaborate compositions in two or Inordinate Vanity Encourages the three colors such as a fight aloutrance Grovrth of Loud Gowning between an eagle andi spotted snake She is as plain as the pipestem in her fierce dragons twining serpents and dress realistic fish in water A Japanesa To this comment uttered in a most sword apparently thrust through the contemptuous tone I replied I sin- ¬ flesh is a strong bit of work cerely admire the good sense that The prices are in proportion to the prompts a woman belonging to the mid ¬ work involved and range from five dle classes to dress quietly Her social shillings to three pounds The tools grade calls for only the simplest modes are not many nor are they compli- ¬ You cannot deny that the subject of cated just a few pieces of bamboo your criticism is always presentable with fine needles bound to the top a no matter where she goes or with whom brush or two and a stick of Indian ink she is thrown After shaving the flesh base with a My defense did not please I could see razor the design is outlined with a I was regarded as decidedly queer small brush made of the mustache This however rarely deters me from hairs of a mouse then the pigment is speaking my mind I certainly felt im- ¬ pricked in and when all is done the pelled to do so on this occasion part is washed with salt and water The evil of our day is overdressing There is a slight soreness for awhile This evil as a rule I do not find among and the skin peels off around the in ¬ rich women but in the midst of those cisions of my sex who are bus- - aping their Horitoyo is naturally enthusiastic wealthier sisters about his own Japanese designs an Limited incomes are responsible for though he has designs in the English the constant appearance of gowns hats and American styles he pronounces wraps that become tawdry simplj be- ¬ them to be no muchee good cause of their environments This must In his spare time he is writing a his ¬ of necessity be so for the woman of tory of the art of tattooing as prac- ¬ average means has by comparison ticed in all lands Philadelphia Press sparse opportunities for dress display Academics for Singing Birds Her inordinate vanity refuses to ad ¬ A visit to the canary breeding estab ¬ mit this When she buys an elaborate article of dress it is done with but lishments in Germany affords some in one object in view namely to find in teresting particulars regarding the ¬ bird conservatories which her mirror an image that pleases her pecially in the Harz region abound es- ¬ alwhere She does not stop to consider how this most every farmer takes care of a few bit of extravagance is to be fitted into hundred of these birds The males alone She her everyday surroundings are valued as the females never sing squeezes and pinches in every conceiv- ¬ able way to get together a costume The male birds are placed in a large an that must be put to severely practical room where there istry automatic whis- ¬ tle which they all to imitate The uses and it has been modeled mind breeder listens picks out the most apt you after a creation designed to figure pupils andi puts them into another only at elaborate functions The fussy original a very stunning room where they are further taught toilet appears at a swell luncheon a and ultimately fetch the highest price fashionable reception or in some place The less gifted birds are then sorted frequented by exclusives the copy and sold as seconds or thirds while switches its way through the shops and those canaries which show no aptitude along crowded thoroughfares stamp- ¬ for song are killed These German-canarieare exported by the hundred ing the wearer with every swirl of its thousand to all parts of Europe to draperies as unrefined America and even to Australia Ger- ¬ No use to beat about the bush We women judge each other by the way we man canaries fetch the highest prices clothe ourselves Often the judgment because they are the best singers while those bred in other countries excel is unfair indeed downright cruel and should not be allowed a leg to stand rather in color and beauty of form on But stand it does and often to our Philadelphia Press complete undoing Philadelphia Rec¬ The Ruling Pasuion ord What do 30u mean by bringing that v awful brute home asked the indisr Rice SoRp Ill Use equal quantities of water and nnnt wife of her young liege lord have no such horrid dog about this fruit juice heated together for each quart allow a quarter of a pound of place But I got him at half off dear rice boiled tender with the grated yel- - j Oh you old darling what a manager low rind of a lemon stir all these in you are Bring the beauty into Ih gredients over the fire sweeten the soup to taste and serveiit hot Ladies parlor till I getacqualnted with himn UP-TO-DATE 4VF ¬ ¬ -- s L rl World Detroit Free Press 0 A i THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY FSrRu NUPTIAL KNOTS Royal maxes the food pure wholesome and delicious OBITUARY A y rt aaita rzwj il 1898 a Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Dr Rolla Cmuen and Miss tiliwh Ddllicket of Parkersbnrg W Va have been secretly married for four years County Clerk Ed Paton has issued marriage licenses to Herbert Orine ami Miss Maggie Cameron and Herbert Case and Miss Lizzie M Edwards Mr John I Fisher cashier of the Respectfully Mr DiUoatl To The Of The Dead MpiiioiJ PQWSSEB Absolutol Pure I ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK HBHHMBoamsEBasamHBi THE BOO SD 01 HEWS SeventeeDth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUHE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc Payable to the order of Champ Miilkr Deposit Bank at North Middletowu was married at half past one oclock yesterday afternoon to Miss Allie Golf at the home of the latters father Mr Thos Goff in North Middletown The groom is a leading citizen of North Mid- ¬ dletown and the bride is one of Bour- ¬ bons handsomest daughters who has scores of admirers in Central Kentucky Their marriage was quite a pleasant surprise to their friends The ceremony was performed by Eld Willis after which Mr and Mrs Fisher drove to this N train city to leave on the 340 L The itinerary of for a wedding trip their journey will include Washington Philadelphia and New York and they may go to Newport News to see the Ken- ¬ tucky launched before returning home At Prankf rt Annie E Ardery aged sibont Go years relict ol Laiajette Ardery died Tuesday evening at her home near Paris jnst five yavs and six months since her husbands dwaih The dfcea ed was a de voted member of ihe Pres byte ian Church The funeral services were conducted by tlv F J Cheek ani thf remains were interred in the Mrs Ardeiy was a Paris cemetery Mis Breckinridge and her uother was formerly a Miss Brooks Th deceased leaves three sons William Sidney nni Lafayette The frllowng Wt r th C A Kenney John T pall bearers Clark Will Clark Claik Barnetr Robt Adair Jr and Edw Bedford Jr Well Children food something to be used for two or three months in the fall that they may not suffer from cold that arc not very robust need a warming building and f at lorming s EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos phites of Lime and Soda supplies SCOTTS i exactly what they want They will thrive grow strong and be In Memory of H P Hibler well all winter on this splendid food To the fneers and members of Garth tonic Nearly all of them become very fond of it For adults who 43 A O U W onv committee appointed to draft reoln turns on the death of brother H r Hibler respectful ljT offnr the fol ¬ I AM NOW READY TO SHOW THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF W lowing Whereas It has pleased the All Wie our Heavenly Father to remove v WV- ford salary reduction bill which cnta salaries of the officers from the Gover nor down was passed The aggregate reduction is 20000 annually Mr Pul liam of Louisville put the friends of the bill in a hole by offering an amend ment reducing the salaries of members of the Legislature to 2 a da but it was of course defeated The State department yesterday gave out for publication t a substance of a The Senate passed the bill transferring cablegram sent Wednesday to the Jackson county from the Eighth to the United States representative to Madrid instructing him to request the immed- ¬ Eleventh Congressional District iate recall of Senor Dupuy De Lome A bill to permit prize fighting or glove De Spanish Minister at Washington contests an exact copy of the Nevada Lome acknowledges writing a letter in law was introduced in the Senate which he criticised President McKinley by Senator Gillespie The De Wednesdav hence the request for bis recall bill provides a license of 200 for each Lome at once resigned and the Spanish contest The gloves shall not weigh less cabinet accepted the same than four ounces and the participants in every contest must have a ptrysicians Mr Settle Coming to Uourbon certificate before entering the ring Lexington Leader Wednesday The A rumor was afloat this morning said The term of the Legislature will ex- ¬ that Hon E E Settle would return to pire by limitation March 17tb the Seventh District this week and be- ¬ gin a movement to make certain his un- ¬ TheOrr Leaf Tobacco Bill which qualified indorsement in the counties of passed the Kentucky House several days BourLon Fayette Woodford and Scott ago will be reported adversely by tbe It has been a matter of comment among Senate Judiciary Committee Argu ¬ the political leaders from the countj for ments were heard by the committee some months tnat Mr Settle has been Wednesday There is no probability of exceedingly assiduous in his attention to this bill becoming a law farmers in the distribution of Govern- ¬ Despite the adverse report of the com- ¬ ment matter by mail and has won for himself the good opinion of the rural mittee the Kentucky House by a vote districts A Leader reporter heard a of 40 to 38 advanced to its second read- ¬ ing the bill to abolish the executive county statesman urging a close friend boards in Louisville bf his to begin the organization of his Hon J R Pugh Democrat is friends W bile inquiry failed to locate anysnK 4 rs it is pretty well under- ¬ running for Congress in the Ninth dis- ¬ stood that such letters have been issued trict against his brother Congressman and the work in hand has been begun in S J Pugh Republican Woodford and Bourbon counties New crop currents raisins citron peaches prunes apricots hominy oat What Henry Clay Did meal rolled oats tt Newton Mitchell Boston Herald Apropos of the action of the Kentucky SCINTILLATIONS Legislature in defining the duties of den ator Lindsay it is recalled that the Leg- ¬ An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment islature of the same state undertook to Shelbyville will have a cake walk to- ¬ admonish Henry Clay fifty six yeass ago When Senator Clay received the resolu- ¬ night tions of instruction from the Legislature Versailles is to have a telephone ex- ¬ he said change The Legislature of my state assumes The Fiscal Court at Owingsville will to command me how I shall perform my issue bonds with which to purchase the duty as senator in Congress I refuse to county turnpikes obey and I will go back and instruct Gov Bradley has offered a reward of them as to their duty at home 200 each for white caps who threatened And he did to burn the town of Hindman A Bouquet From Stanford The Richmond City Council passed a resolution requiring all saloon keepers Interior Journal to remove screens signs and all obstrucWalter Champ of the Bourbon tions to the view NEWsis making quite a reputation as a Wednesday the jury found Sausage humorist His productions appear in maker Luetgert guilty of murdering several of the papers which make a and destroying his wife and fixed his speciality of that class of matterand they punishment at life imprisonment show a vein of orignality that is quite Four members of the family of J W refreshing in these days of warmed over Pritchard at Upton were poisoned by chestnuts a box of dates sent to Miss Leila PritchHon J A Hamon ex Legislator of ard A startling exposure is promised Miss Mary Bullock who lives near Scott will be a candidate for Peniten- ¬ tiary Commissioner if the Bronston bill Pleasureville went to Louisville with 60 to purcdase a trosseau and was bun- ¬ becomes a law coed by a boguB female purchasing The Kentucky Legislature has invit- ¬ agent At Georgetown Wednesday Clarence ed Mr Bryan to visit Frankfort on Vinegar was found guilty of wife murder Washingtons birthday and sentenced to death The crime was committed two years ago The jury was out all night Awarded Two Mormon preachers fresh from Highest Honors Worlds Fair Salt Lake City are in Benton and will spend several weeks trying to secure converts to the doctrines of Joseph Smith and Brigham Young Caroline Sapp the nineteen-year-ol- d Fleming county girl who ran off to Lexington has been found but refuses Xi to return home She declares her par- ¬ ents want her to marry a widower with six children and she is unwilling to the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ADVER1I81NG RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per tine each insertion Locals in blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obltuaros cards of thanks calls on candidates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards In the House Wednesday the Weather from among us our brother and friend H F Hi bier reminds us with painful Be sure SCOTTS Emulsion See that the by the Wrh of our brother man and fish are on the wrapper ot the uncertainty of life and the cer-¬ All druggists 50c and 100 tainty of death BOWNE Chemists New York SCOTT Resolved That we tender to the be- ¬ reaved family our heartfelt sympathy L N Riites To Mardi Gras Resolved That our charter and gavels TheL N will sell round trip be draped in mourning for thirty dajs tickets to New Orleans at one first class and these resolutions be spread upon our minuces and a copy be sent to the be- ¬ fare tickets on sle Feb 16th to 21st reaved family of our deceased brother final limit returning March oth Train leaving Paris 1105 a m makes direct O P Carter connections at Lagrange with L N T Hart Talbot No 1 fast train for New Orleans This Dr J Ed Ray arrangement does awn- - wiih any bus Committee transfer in Lexington or Louisyille BIRTHS N will sell round tuo tick- ¬ The L ets to Chattauoea Tcnn at one first The Advent Of Our Future Men And class fare Feb 20 21 and 22 limit to Women Iu this city Wednesday to the wife of return on or before Feb 28Hi account Leon Stackpole of the L N yards a Department of Snperinlendency of National Educational Association son Tuesday night at Hutchison to the wife ot George Clayton formerly Miss Evelyn Miller an eight pound daughter Wednesday to the wife of baggage master Joe Carr a son The happy father has a run between Maysville and Richmond A telegram Tuesday from Richmond to Mr John FeeneyJthe accommodating clerk to Mr F B Carr at the L N passenger depot announced that Mrs Feeney had presented Lim with a fine boy More About The Battleship are not very strong a course of treatment with the Emulsion for a couple of months in the fall will put them through the winter in first class con ¬ dition Ask your doctor about this Ever brought to Paris you eret WALL PAPER The new BURLAP EFFECTS are the newest and at the same time the most beautiful papers seen for years at a MEDIUM COST I am giving some very close estimates on contract work or PAPER ON THE WALL HRPETS To match the papers i F B Cakr A Agent Special pounds for one dollar drop of comfoit Try our Coffee six Every drop a McDermott Spears We are offering some choice ladies misses and childrens shoes at special prices Dont fail to take advantage of the offer Davis Thompson Isgkig Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE mwvijt-j-LjKiiiVjr-v-r T HINTON wwwgiiiJwAjjjjtt7flHifliEg 1 Insure in the Northwestern to day to morrow may be to late GiifODic E Parsons of Louisville district passenger agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has been notified dtt the officials of his road that the Kentucky yill be launched between March land 10 It was rece an ¬ nounced iu a telegram from Washington which was claimed to be official that the ship would uot be lauhched until about April 15 Mr Parsons said Tues day that this is a mistake The passen ¬ ger officials of his road are in close touch with the builders of the Kentucky and they are in a position to say positively that the ship will be launched in March between the dates mentioned R man-of-war ¬ Dyspepsia Giired GROCERY STOCK v II frails sSk-- irf ff MITCHELL - HH THE POPULAR GROCER Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries etc Below is mentioned some of th standard and select stock If you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store I will be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be had Apricots Pears Forty Winchester rifles were shipped Wednesday from Frankfort to Bracken French Peas county to prepare for toll gate raiders crr Hino auion Maurice Hook the Sheiiff is a deter- ¬ W FTEB suffering for nearly thirty years Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolleu 0 tc mined man and if the raiders make from dyspepsia Mrs H E Dugdale any sort of demonstration in Bracken wife of a prominent buslnesa man of Olives Capers Chow Chow Tababco Warsaw N writes For 23 years I was county somebody will get hurt a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese EVAPORATED FRUITS Peaches Prunes Charvefc- - aace ¬ THElNFLUE ages and enters the confines of Eternity With what care there- ¬ fore should the Expectant Moth- ¬ er be guarded and how great the effort be to ward off danger and make her life joyous and happy sounding of the Mother shapes the course of unborn gene rati o n s goes through all the ¬ MOTHERS MEN ness relieves the ¬ weak stomach The lightest food produced Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ tion of gas Komatter how of my Pu e Buckwheat Flour Pure Manie Svrrm diet I suffered agonizing pain nizer eating Mincemeat I was treated by many physicians and tried numerous remedies without permanent help Nancamp Pork and Beans Nancamp Tomato Catsup Two years ago I began tatTij 7 Tsc Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within Choice Celery Baltimore Oysters awdek I commenced improving and per ¬ sisting in tho treatment I was soon able to eat what I liked with no I 01 I keep them at hand and a sincle dose disnels Finest Chocolate Candies any 01a symptoms SUP Dr Miles Eemedies Mixed and Stick Candies i Dr r are sold by all drug ¬ ftilies Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts gists under a positive guarantee first bottle Loose Muscatel Raisins London Layer Raisins benefits or money re ¬ Seedless Raisins Restore funded Book on dis- Citron Figs Dates caril ISGRIG TURKEYS m Nervine w nerves free 4 Address DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart xnd ftbVf IHfefeW allays all Nervous- ¬ and Nau- ¬ sea and so fully pre nares the-system that Childbirth is made easy and the time of recovery short cut many say stronger alter¬ than before confinement It insures safety to life of both moth- ¬ er and child All who have used Mothers Friend say they will nev- ¬ er be without it again No other remedy robs confinement of its pain Cramps Headache L EL Landman Of No 503 MD Paris NEWTON MITCHELL H3PL THE MainSt adjoining Northern Bank Paris Ky W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio BSc Will be at the Windsor Hotel y GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN TUESDAY month FEB 8TH 1898 returning every decond Tuesday in each Furniture Window Etc o CREAM BAKING undertaking POWER x -- MOST PERFECT MADE Apure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Louis Maurer brother-in-laof Mrs Jacob S Harris has been arrested on a charge of lunacy His condition is the result of the tragedy last summer in which Harris killed his wifes alleged lover T H Merritt Mrs Harris has been staying at Maurers home in Lex ington ¬ Optician Landmai has been visiting this oily regularly fo r five years and has ad justed glasses to the eyes or the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself comA customer whose wife used Mothers Friend petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from agam and there were but four liottlea to be v ODtainetl arm tnft rn5f una cinnnn per Clark Clays drug store between his would have them GeoLxytoit Dayton Ohio visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eves thorough- ¬ Sent by MaiLon receipt of price SLOO PERBOT ly and make any change necessary to TL ok to EXPECTANT MOTHERS Examination free mailed free upon application containing val give satisfaction uable informaf on and voluntary testimoEials References Drs W J Fithian THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C AtuANTAGaJX Cram of Paris BRUfiSISTS Cloths Carpets Mattresses Shades Oil Buck aod Bills Barber Shop - CSrO TO r rfC35Ss- -X ing and Repairing Special attention given to Undertak ¬ barbers For first class work 4nov tf class Main Street Paris Ky Three first class All work done strictly first Next door to Bourbon Bank ¬ New Liauudry Agency li ¬ I I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Can be need in the country Apply Respectfully The News office for particulars 16ap tf Bruce Holladay 2t Telephones For Sale arj rii f ii o w Tyw - THE BOUBON NEWS FRIDAY PEBRUAKY THE 11 1898 BOUSE OH NEWS 1881 The Shooting of John Shay Seventeenth Year Established Beco Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky iiss mail matter sas TELEPHONE NO 124 Hotel Fordhain Iayablein Advance The Paris police working in conjunc ¬ 32 00 Six mouths 3100 tion One year with an L o N detective have news costs yotj cant even get a re ¬ arrested Emmett Kirk George Banks port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Pink Machem and Lou Anderson Make all Checks Money Orders Etc charged with being accessaries to the payable to the order of Champ MiIjIjKR crime They will have their examining trial this morning at nine oclock before Mond Y will be St Valentines dav Judge Webb Largest and cheapest line of lace cur Nightwatchman Cecil who has succeeded John Shay was shot at three tf tains atT T Hintons times Tuesday night and on Wednesday The force of street cleaners scraped a night he shot several times at coal quantity of mud off Main street yester- ¬ thieves in the L N yards day It is certainly hoped that the shooting The latest styles of soft and stiff hats will be thoroughly investigated and the from 50 cents to 5 have arriyed at crime fixed upon the guilty person or persons tf Price Cos clothiers SUBSCRIPTION PRICES ¬ 0m fa it V ru iK CS sab-Ladies His bail was Local Mis Stella Robeits is vihiting friends fixed at 500 He is the same man who has operated recently at Lawrenceburg in Cynthiana Richmond and other Winchester Mrs Stout Leer was a visitor in pUces This is the same fellow who Cynthiana yesterday swindled a number of persons in this The Maysville Assembly will give a city tage it ycu will call immediately swell german to night 4 Miss Ingt is Kccltul Miss Alice Spears has returned from a short visit in Newport A dispatch from Frankfort Wednes Miss Mary Bashford has returned day said Avery creditable costume recital was from a visit in Versailles Attorney S B Rogers was in Cin- ¬ given last night at the Opera House by Miss Margaret Ingels The entire Gen- ¬ cinnati yesterday on business eral Assembly was present and Miss Mrs E M Dickson lett yesterday Ingels cleared 200 A half dozen Louis ¬ for a short visit in Frankfort ville men bought 100 worth of tickets Mr and Mrs W W Massib were in The railroads and street railway com- ¬ Lexington yesterday afternoon pany bought a good many dollars worth Colonel W W Baldwin of Mays- ¬ as did many of the members Miss In- ¬ nice cakes and bread use Warren Stoker of Montgomery ai d For SPRIETGE-ville was in this city Wednesday gels was assisted by Prof Henry Saxton 3t W E Estill of Owingsville will leave Purity flour Mr and Mrs John Ireland left yes- ¬ of Lexington and Misses Esther Mar- ¬ in a few days for the Alaska gold fields Trotters At Auction New wash Dress Goods golen and Ettavieve Foote of Paris terday for a short stay in Frankfort M F Kenney revenue storekeeper New French Organdies s Mrs Ed Taylor of Cincinnati The Woodard Shanklin sale is being Advertised letter List New Freuch Ginghanns has been transferred from the Bourbon well attended at Lexington Tuesday the gueet of Mr and Mrs J M Hughes Choice line of Domestic Ginghams Distilling Company to a Franklin List of letters remaining unclaimed Barino Bell Palmer and Oblique owned Mrs W A Johnson has gone to The largest and cheapest line of Hamburgs and Laces of euir Si county distillery by J T Hedges and Wiggins and a j paducah to teach a class in fancy cook in Parid Ky postoffice Feb 11 1898 rect importation ever brought to this city AHer Mr Wilson Long N R Will Collier of Mt Sterling form- ¬ mare by Baron Wilkes owned by J E ing New line of Silks for waists skirts linings etc just received Cawler Mr Robt May Miss Myrtle erly of Millersburg will leave next Clay and Douglas Thomas and Cannon ar- ¬ Church Mr E T Mack Mr Ed White Goods Picardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins NainsookaSBflE Mrs Martin of Nevada Mo week for California to join his brother ade owned by Doug Thomas and Mre rived Wednesd ry to visit her son Mr J Fitzgerald Morris Misko Miss Pearl Organdies Gorley Mr H J Mucker Mr Frank Dick and together they will go to Klon- ¬ Wm Wood Mt Sterling sold as fol- ¬ T Martin Give us a call and see what we will do for you before-- liwgmrsz WHrtell John Offutt Alfred lows dike Wm Howard of Paris was regis- ¬ Hall Mrs Mdry P Spears Mrs Liza M elsewhere s foaled 1894 by Baron Baronio blk WT Howell See on eighth page the big advertise- ¬ Wilkes dam Black Bess by Wellington tered Wednesday at the Capital Hotel Huffman Miss Etta Steal Miss Jennie T Mr Acie Smith in Frankfort Neale Richmond 610 ment of Gus Margolen of Georgetown Jackson Maria colhatchrr C W 3 Belle Palmer br m foaled 1894 by who offers for sale at greatly reduced Messrs W H McMillan and John Kenedy Mrs Genie Watts Mrs Mamie grocery stock etc bought of Wilton dam Kate by Mambeino Foster S Smith were in Georgetown this week Little Mrs Albert E Wilson Mr N B prices the 825 H Bendley Selma Ala Persons calling for aboye letters will Louis Saloshin Oblique b ni roalded 1893 by Wilton on legal businees please say advertised Mrs W E Williams and babe of Wr Li Davis P M Capt Dan Turkey suffered a slight dam Lummie Lee by Bourbon Wilkes Bowerman Bros 310 Falmouth arrived yesterday to visit at stroke of paralysis Wednesday morning Sweet pea seed in bulk Wiggins 2l9i br s foaled 1893 by His physi ¬ Aberdeen dam Albina de Mer by Stani Mr J H Lettons and is yet unable to walk Spears McDermott Mrs W T Brooks left yesterday cians think he will recover from the at- ¬ boul Douglas Thomas Paris 370 tack in a short time Black mare foaled 1892 by Baron for a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs The Northwesterns dividends Ic dam Zoraya by Guy Wilkef Joplin at Mt Vernon Wilkes policy holders are uuequaled and to N at this city Ed A Tiptou Lexington 1300 The force of the L Mrs H H Roberts entertained the procure Northwestern dividends you was increased by the addition of three Cannonade b c foaled in 1895 by Young Married Ladies Euchie Club at must carry Northwestern insurance tf new men Wednesday They were the Kingward dam Lemonade by Kentucky her home on Duncan avenue and Pleas sons born to the wives of John Feeney Prince Jr D P Verncr Greeaviih ant street yesterday afternoon S C 710 Joe Carr and Leon Stackpole -Miss Katherine Clay of Lexington New line of baby carriages now in at To close out all Winter goods during the next Sidney D Clay writes from Oklaand her guest Miss Lee came to Pari T Hintons tf homa to a friend in this city that a lot Will pay market price for white we will sell everything in stock at prices less thancosfe Wednesday for a visit of several days bread corn delivered at mill In Fudge Webbs Court of land in Indian Territory will shortly to Miss Annie Clay at Auvergue PAEIS MILLING CO be thrown open by the government and Col J G Craddok Messrs C Yesterday in Judge Webbs court G that he will go in with the boomers Dress Goods formerly 75c and 100 per yard at 39c liOTacisgg T Field charged with grand larceny Alexander Jr and J M OBrien and fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcord diagonal serges--Tabl-e Mr Jos R Newton has been appoint- ¬ was held over in 200 bond for trial by Miss Maria Tipton attended the matinee GRAND OPERA HOUSE linens and napkins large variety at cost ed Assistant General Freight and Pas the Circuit Court Fields case is in the concert given at Lexington Tuesday by All our underwear at much less than cost Cin hands of attorneys T E Moore Jr and the Inness Band FRIDAY NIGHT FEBRUARY 18TII senger Agent of the Frankfort Penangs and percales formerly 8ic to close 4c per yanl The Bournon Dancing Club will cinnati Railway and will have charge S B Rogers Field is suspected of See our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair orth 25o First time here of Mark Twains Beauof all affairs pertaining to that depart- ¬ having stolen two valuable law books give a dance at Odd Fellows Hall on tiful Symphony of the Southland Notions of every description less than cost Saxton will ment from Hon E M Dickson and sold them Friday evening the 25th 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for 18 in Cincinnati Mr Dickson has recover- ¬ furnish the music for the event and the Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c pur yard The L N R R has pnrchased a ed his books Field failed to give bond ball is expected to be the swellest ever new wrecking train that has no equal and was coin mitt eduto jail given by the Bourbon Club V a j yii ar jtfg3m if in this section of the country William jii l niJUHi3aapi iiiMiii Mrs Artie Ashbrook ard daughter With that well known Character Actor Julius Jackson and Fannie Johnson Sbotwell of Milldale will have charge Emma Allen Maggie Helvey and Jndv Miss Sallie of Cynthiana stopped is fitted up with a Bill of same Thetr THEO HAMILTON weie fined 7 50 each and Will Oer in Paris Wednesday to visit rela- ¬ MR kitchen and cooking utensils ¬ plunks for dis tives while en route to Florida They Ellis was assessed IN THE TITLE ROLE WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K IP pox has turbing public worship The offense were accompanied to Paris by Mrs Jas Supported by an excellent company in ¬ A genuine case of small laughing and eating Dedinan who returned to Cynthiana cluding JOS JEFFERSON created great excitement at Bntler on consisted of much Jr E A IMPORTED SUITINGS AKD TR0IISERIK6 LOCKE J P TUCKER MISS HAY the Kentucky Central The afflicted a can of sardines in church The parties the same afternoon See the prologue that is the person is James Vermillion of Virginia are colored Miss Mamie Kelly a very lovely WARD key to the story Twenty five persons have been exposed young lady from Birmingham Ala Van Hook whiskey who has been visiting her aunts Mrs t3 the disease The patient has been Spears McDermott It is seldom one i3 privileged to see so Chas smooth and satisfactory a production or isolated Florence Lockhart and Mrs Missionary Social Our Prices are lower than any houBe in Central Kentucky wbsk Mehagen left yesterday for her home a more pleasing play Liouisvuie Sparks who has deliv Prof Edwin quality and style are considered We ask you to give ur a call The following invitation has been re- She vae accompanied as far as Louis- ¬ Courier Journal ered two splendid lectures here under It is certainly true that tb play is one ville by Mr and Mrs Mehagen Mits the auspices of the Paris Literary Club ceived by Tim mo of the most fascinating and interesting The Mission Aid Society of the Kelly made scores of friends during her plays on the stage of to day Cincin- ¬ will deliver the third lecture of the pp you to a Mis- ¬ stay in Paris nati Enquire series to morrow night at the Methodist Baptist Church invite Misses Alice and Eddie Spears the This play calls back the old days when Church The subject will be John sionary Social at the home of Mrs W MKROTTAT TTTORim O Hinton Tuesday Feb 15 1898 3 to charming daughters of Mr and Mrs big steamers plowed the mighty Missis- ¬ Marshall and The Federal Judiciarv Looy was the Henry Spears of Mt Airy avenue very sippi and when St 6p m St Louis mecca of every riverman pleasantly entertained the Violet Whist Democrat The organ recital at the Christian Therell be music entrancing Your pleasure enchancing Club ast evtning There were eight Church Tuesday night given by Mr Mr Hamiltons work is careful adroit With good things to eat 5T tables of playeis and the fascinating and effective as gentle shrewd whim- ¬ Slade Olver was a complete suc ¬ Frank Indeed a rare treaf philosopastime was indulged continuously until sical as was that other despised cess Each Number on the program was In all these fine things g- New York midnight except while a delightful pher of Dawsons LandinWe ask yOU to loin encored in fact the highly talented Journal And for Missions bring with you lunch was being served organist was tendered an ovation ami A bright silver coin he has been induced to give another Mrs Sidnev G Clay gave a pleas 50c 75c 100 Prices performance in the near future date of tne of 1898 car ant progressive euchre Tuesday after- ¬ Sale of seats begin Wednesday Feb See J T Ilir which will be announced later noon at her home near Paris in honor of 16 at 9 a m pets and wall papers at Mrs Judson of New her tisters-in-laThere have been no new develop ¬ The Pnri Tvri Protests York and Miss Belle Clay of Lexiugton ments in the Paris postoffice fight ¬ The Paris Board of Education yester- The guest swere Mesdames Matt Turney Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailorsyancf Messrs John Bosley Robert Goggins day held a meeting to discuss the Chinn John Ireland J T Vansant W R R M Harris and Sherman Stivers are you will never pay 3000 or again School Book bill now befoie the Legis Thomas WWMitchell W E Board On farming land at 6 or 7 per cent contesting every inch of the battle It We make pants for 500 that are good and Sesfc Brice according to amount desired Applica- ¬ is likely that the appointment will be lature and wired Senator i M Thomas J M Hall James Thompson Address tion confidential for 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 ainy made in a few days Captain Cook and Representative J T Hinton to pro- Steele Bruce Miller J Frank Clay ATTORNEY-AT-LAtest against Paris being included in the Mrs Maggie Waller and vMiss Nannie where else visited Washington in Mr Harris in- ¬ 4feb 3t Box Y Pabis Ky ionedinthe bill Wilson The prize a fancy sofa pillow terest and not for Mr Bosley as stated fourth clat liico u Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty An elegant in a previous issue Many petitions The bill names wha ooks shall be used was won by Mrs Turney ¬ have been circulated in various interests in fourth class cities and would necess- lunch was served itate many new books being purchased Sam Clay whiskey Mr W R Thomas who has been for the Paris publc Fchools d Spears McDermott in Seattle has finished his prospecting Palo Alto wines You be the doctor for a little while visit there and has now started home Spears McDekmott and make a critical examination of a He is very much pleased with the out ¬ bundle of our laundry work and see if look for business there The city is full New K cf P Officers A DOGGED SENSE OF SU yon cannot conscientiously recommend of people getting ready for their start to PERIORITY The Lovely Division No 34 U R of the the Klondike and will be leaving as Bourbon Steam Laundry soon as possible Mr Thomas and his K of P elected the following officers u- fej We are just as thankful for a small family are planning to leave for Seattle Wednesday night in our laundry methods rmsklss- - ns2 package as a large one Each will re A C Adair Sir Knight Captain the first of March and Mr and Mrs ceiye tne same thorough and careful atsay that we can launder a shift G D Mitchell First Lieutenant Gibson Taylor of Winchester will also tention If we get the former it will in To buy H S Hibler Second Lientenant cuff or collar to your satisfaeoza riino grow to the latter by the satisfac- ¬ go M Rion Sir Knight Recorder tion you will derive in wearing our Any shoes soon 4t J better than aDy other la undtyr fsx Held Over To Circuit Court A J Lovelv Sir Knight Treasurer laundered vork Boufbon Steam Laundry See our stock befofe town We have never yet giilecL C T Whaley Sir Kuight Guard FA Washington and John Channell Dr H H Roberta Sir Kuight SeutiOyters celery fresh cakes and to please in color finish or effect The prices Tnthar Tnips vcYn nro chareed with crackers nt oighum molasses New You purchase breaking intn the store of R E Young and know that we can cate- - ttSe2 York cream cheese Are way down now to make been eld Furniture cheaper thau anybod s tf Newton Mitchell Co at Cliutonville have m t particular tate tf Hintons to Circuit Court by Judge W M over copvRicHri898 Wuikw We rcmovethe rough edgeb Room Spring quickly for Purnell Their bond was placed at one from collars and cuffs and mould Trx our Instantaneous Tapioca 250 each in default of which they were Stock Ps teacupfui makes a pudding for ten per- ¬ them round and smooth It is a committed to jail sons requires no soaking and vay W M HINTON JR cfeBHO Proprietors pleasure to wear our laundered V A very low price on our mixed feed little cooking Ready for serving in a linen few minutes Telephoi3 No 4 Try it A dispatch from Shelbyville says man who was shot and wounded last COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY A H Brown a fake descriptive writer of business and professional men who Saturday night near Jlay6ville by an THE NEWS MAN was arrested heie last Friday on a unknown foe was still alive last night though he was not so well yeeterday Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At charge of obtaining money under false Should be entirely weather proof Shay is a popular young man who has a The Depots Iii The Hotel Lobbies And pretenses was Tuesday afternoon held to appear at the next term of the Circuit economy to wear shoes that do not keep wife and two children his wife beint a Elsewhere in Court He claimed to represent the Dr M H Daily spent yesterday sister of Mrs James Connors of the PERSONAL MENTION An Importer In Hoc John Shay the L N nightwatch YOUR SHOES - Frankfort Henry County at this season IXs 5syour feet dry and comfbate--bl- e you cant afford it We have just arranged a special valne Misses and Childrens Shoes and ako Mens anT Bsrjfe Shoes at low down prices Our January invoice revealed that ne have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your adiraafc- - ¬ Davis Thomson Isgrlg IsTcrw On Sal FOR THE JJ CONDON SPECIAL mJ SURPRISE uHLJL Corn Wanted ¬ 3tcs ¬ ¬ ¬ Himi WILSQS -- i FOR FALL AND WINTER ¬ ¬ FJE ¬ lJJl Our ¬ w 2000 and 2500 OVERCOKTSL 300 the 25000 To Loan ¬ ¬ -- RE YOU LAVIN HUKILE 0 GOING WlS v ¬ atlT The Bourbon Steam Laundry 10feb3t Paris Milling Co McDermott Spears BOUREON STEAM LAUNDRY Rion Clay o 6 THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY oe fishing only working when driven to Oh 11 1898 THE BOURBON NEWSI Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by I -- really WALTER CHAMP mfl Owners any ordinary boy might have rejoiced BRUCE MILLER fElltors and Pete did rejoice His bear a bear at last his proudest hopes realized IN THE FIRELIGHT And there was wonderful satisfaction in seeing the boys who would have The mother rocks in the firelight robbed him so ingloriously come up The little one on her knee And her song and the glow of the embers with Steal through the shadows to me But Pete bore no malice in his heart And I follow the highways of fancy and was quite ready to forgive the half To a valley of long ago As the mother sings in the firelight exclaimed frozen rogues who continued tlhrough Aint he a whopper Rocking to and fro Dick the oldest boy chattering teeth to pour forth appeals Lets go and tell Pete and make for help the heart of that sunlit valley In Is a schoolhouse prim and white him pay us for letting him know said Hold on a bit longer he said en- ¬ And the voices of children singing Sam couragingly Ive got a gun in the The song she sings to night Well do bettern that said Dick wagon And hills rise blue above me Why thrt skinll keep us for a And the river is fair below Hurrying with it back to the tree As the mother sings in the firelight month Pete was confronted with the danger Rocking to and fro You dont mean hey of shooting the boy instead of the do sunlit valley In the heart of that Thats just what I bear Is a voice I used to hear said Wish wed brought a gun Shoot away at length said Dick In the swell of that far off chorus Sam as at length they stood near the despairingly I miglit as well get It rises full and clear animal which mad with rage and pain shot as froze to death And the sheen of a childish beauty Comes back with its bloom and glow might have inspired fear in older hunt- ¬ Pete shot and wounded the bear sings in the firelight As the mother ers The ugly brute fell to the ground to Rocking to and fro e said Dick with an rise with terrible energy against this And lo as I lie here and listen air of serious consideration thats a new foe The vision changes and then young bear Theyve been advertising Pete dropped his gun and ran the In the heart of a love lit valley for a live bear down at the park in bear in close pursuit bleeding at every song again She is singing that Ashfield Theyll pay a lot for a good stride It is difficult to say how this And I catch in the face of our baby The features I used to know one new chase might have ended had not As the mother sings in the firelight But how can we get hini alive Dick clambered down from the tree Rocking to and fro Thats it said Dick pausing in with a celerity scarcely to be expected Albert Bigelow Paine in N Y Herald deliberation It wont do to let him from one in his benumbed condition stay in the trap Well just have to tie and seized the gun Another shot and him by the legs with this rope Its a the clumsy form swayed and rolled good strong one Thatll hold him till over As Pete came back Dick stood near 9 we get father and Uncle Hi to come and help with him the bear and met his pleased ejes with But who wants to go at his legs with a dogged scowl By Sydney Dayre a rope I shot him tie said Thats easy enough You poke Hot anger blazed in Petes eyes as him in front with a stick while I slip Dick faced him with a cool glance rpEEEE I guess thats in good a noose on his hind legs to start with which told what he meant With a courage remarkable in two J and tight Tip top place Now The rope which Dick had tied to the such mere boys and worthy of a bet- bears leg stretched at their feet With get a deer if I could ¬ Pete clapped together the numbed ter cause the two approached the en- a quick movement Pete passed it Sam secured a stout around Dicks body and flung him hands with which he had been setting raged animal s trap then carefully again tried all its stick and worried him to still greater against a tree trunk fury fastenings you go Thats it said Dick between two all Here energy of he said moving with Yes thatll do Or a bear a beard the honest indignation finest but bears dont often pants as lie watched his chance at the Bound and round yes thats good be the Keep clear of them ugly and Yes a splendid hind legs come down here Yes you tight Bound again only Sam place I can take a look at it every paws keep a now then ifsohe could may keep your hands free you cant would I little stiller time I come by do no harm with em Now a knot get a bit of a chance at him Saying which with a whoop and a right behind screamed Sam Look out there bound Pete dashed over the brambles After which Pete came around and a voice of terror Run Run stones and fallen trees to reach his in Why what faced his enemy Dick began in beteam standing in the rough country Thats a good stout rope of yourn his brothers frantic ges- Glad you wilderment at road brung such a good one Betcamp far up ticulations boys n for bears though Speter Pete worked in a lumber Then as a pair of angry eyes turned cial for such boys as you be Id rather in the dense forest of one of the north- on him he saw In his efforts to disstates He enjoyed his work well tract the attention of the bear Sams be a bear ten times over n such a mean ern enough but with all his heart he longed stick had got between the jaws of the sneak to go to school and the work came trap and pried cried Tete it open Their infuri- ¬ this tauntPete turned Dick as after opening of alas almost with the and walked Pete enemy You aint agoin to leave me away school His mother was a widow with ated ran was at liberty Dick for his life younger children and never once did his warnings Sam was Still shouting this way Im freezin Pete already climbing Pete dream of failing to bring all his Sam added his Pete Im the nearest large tree Dick made for whimperhurt the clamor after the boy energies to her help to another the snow was deep he But he did not quite relinquish his could not but fast and the bear rapidly they would have wronged go studies His school books were carefully gained on him Still he hoped to find Pete strode on not with the slight est intention of leaving the rascals to loosened from their bindings so that a safety among the lew leaves at a time could be slipped above his head hemlock branches far their well merited suffering but to ¬ into his pocket You would wonder the Bruin however was something of a make timehefor considering boys situa hojy a boy so situated could find any tion If released the there ¬ ttmefoiSi books But Pete fixed manv climber himself as poor Dick soon re- was nothing to prevent their unright a rule iti his head while waiting for his alized Amid the scratching snorting eous claim to the bear Dick having al sniffing just behind him the terri liorses io take a rest or during his and boy felt a tap on his back and with ready shown him the worthlessness of short lunch time And although the fied his word a howl hard work pure air and keen cold Again of dismay sprang further up To his great joy he heard the shouts his ugly foe came within close made early sleep a necessity he still of a driver and recognized in an apstole many a precious half hour by neighborhood until the boy crept out proaching teamster one of his friends on a branch so thin that Bruin wisely the bright glancing light of the great refrained After a few rapid words of explanation from following eabin fire until often when overcome he led the newcomer to the scene of the What shall we do now called exciting occurrences of the past 15 with drowsiness hauled off to his bunk Sam by the older ones minutes I dont know Pete was a faithful worker and had a said Dick Xow Ill get down and go for somebody pointing look thehere he whoseto bears this winter been promoted to the office to bear He might get after you of driver to one of the supply wagons this But Sams courage had not yet evapThese were drawn by four or six horses Yourn said Dick sullenly to the nearest small towns there to be orated Whose is it Pete repeated to Sam Ill do it Ill get a good start on loaded with things needful to the com- ¬ yourn said Sam Its fort of the camp Pete rejoiced in the him You hold on good he added and Ill soon scoot home and Its Come along makinhelp with it then change of occupation for on his in cheerily a in trip good Im Ill trip when his wagon was almost bring father and Uncle Hi you a lift to Dykes farmhouse He reached the lowest branch and give empty he could safely take many a peep down the road Sam at his book while on the way out with dropped immediately raising a dismal By the efforts of the three the bear his load he had to give the horses long cry was at length hoisted into the empty Whats the matter called Dick aests wagon and Pete wel pleased resumed A Ive It was during one of these that was hurt my foot Oh great stone his lines But he looked around as under the snow I cant take Dick skulked away through the woods without going out of sight of his wagon step a he set the trap which he hoped might After two or three attempts he sank t say with a laugh bring him a little money to spend on Nex time I find you up a tree with books It was a winter of unusual down on the leeward side of a brush a bear o mine I guess Ill let you stay severity and he had become greatly heap N Y Independent Dick was a little the worse off in excited by stories he heard of the great success of hunters and trappers Hunt ¬ the close neighborhood of his dreaded The Reward for Valor ing was out of the question for him enemy and exposed to cold intensified by a wind which cut to his very bones Perhaps the most dramatic reward but a trap Avould do the work while he His meditations on the situation were Lord Charles Beresford ever got for was at other things So with a heart valor was a few years ago One bitter aglow with hope he leaped on his not cheering What if I cant hold on I couldnt cold night when his ship was off the heavy wagon gathered a handful of climb down Id fall That fellowd be Falkland islands there was a cry of reins and urged on his horses The sentry had disMan overboard Few perhaps who have not driven after me I shouldnt stand a ehance a lumber camp supplj wagon can im even if I didnt break my legs which I appeared beneath the floating ice agine the hardiness and roughness of likely should Sam he called to his Though clad in heavy garments Lord the work Until good sleighing comes brother we aint very far from the Charles instantly seized a coil of rope the wild roads always bad are doubly road Somebody might be passin and leaped into the sea I went down and down and down said Lord Charles so in winter and a journey of 25 miles Lets holler They shouted their cry ringing far when relating the incident until I be is a hard days work It is pleasant to gan to think that the other end of the be able to say that the drivers are tnrougn tlie frosty air rope was not fastened to anything At gentle in the treatment of their horses last I grasped my man the rope became driving them with patience and giving Whats that Through the crunching of his run- ¬ taut and I began to ascend The ships then the best of care Day after day Fifteen on his going and returning journeys ners on the hard snow Pete heard a cry corporal helped us both out years afterward Lord Charles was Pete visited his Ipap with the hope of of distress speaking at a political meeting in supfinding a prize If he had good luck Help Help This way port of Lord Folkstones candidature in the course of winter it He stopped his horsey and listened but once would be all he could ask But as time It was very near the spot where he had The hall was packed and suddenly went by without any return for his so often rested fiem to make a run to there was a scuffle at the back Chuck outlay on the trap he began to give his trap and it was from that very di- ¬ him out cried some one but Lord Charles invited the man to come up to t up as a bad bargain rection that the call came the platform and they would listen to Help Help After a period of comparatively mild what he had to say The man strugweather winter again settled down to Im coming work The great trees in the He sprang from his load quickly gled forward in great excitement He senious woods icreaked and groaned under the tied the leaders and ran toward the only wanted to shake hands with his rescuer He was the sailor who had 2ruel touch of the frost Fresh relays sound were sent out to the camps In the direction of his trap sure been saved by Lord Charles from the of blankets nh the rpugb fireplaces were piled enough Close above it was the sur ¬ icy sea off the Falkland islands St higher with logs and brush Snow lay prising sight which caused Pete to James Gazette rlepp and animals driveu from their pause for a moment in blank amazeExplained far away hiding places in search of ment A shivering boy hanging to an What are the holes for asked little iood ventured near the abodes of men upper bough of a tree and just below Edna looking at the porous plaster alike fearful and feared him a bear angry and threatening tJaat her mother was preparing to ad Oh Pete help us out of this Do Hello for goodness sake Pete Kill him or just to Willies back Jts funny you dont know that Look there something Im freezing and Sams sis interposed Willie Theyre to Two boys of near Petes age were sprained his foot I cant hang on let the pain out of course RichThey much longer passing through the woods mond Dispatch Howd he get you there were well known to him and to others asked to the class who Pete half bewildered And at the same as belonging from neuralgia are 7 Sufferers while thev might have had regular moment his eye fell on his trap still warned by a medtical writer not to drink work preferred to leau a shiftless wich the stick between its jaws tea but coffee in which the juice of a We began Sam half crying kfcfi to inouth life hunting trapping lemon has been squeezed what they saw A bear Lookout dont go near Pshaw Hes caught Dont you see Trapped all safe and right Thats so I wonder whose trap tis Pete Warners I guess Ive seen him round here The boys were cautiously drawing near the trap Look-a-her¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ We was gettin him out and he got it by dire necessity of Evening1 Clothes Upon tlie loose and oh Fete well never do the Effect Actions of tlie Wearer The two just coming over a steep rise in the woods stood breathless at like again longs we live never Theres all the difference in the world a condition in which was Pete its your bear said Dick THE AGONY OF FULL DRESS THE FARMING WORLD MANAGING ON SHARES It LEAN TO HOG HOUSE I Handy and JLIgrht to Move Wnrttn It ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ between a dressed up person and one vvhc is well dressed It used to be the fashion for men women and children tc dress up that is put on their best Sunday clothes as pro- ¬ down south call them vincial people But that day has passed and it is now the thing to be well dressed The well dressed man and woman look as if their good clothes belonged to them while the dressed up individual always has the air of belonging to his clothes You can spot a dressed up person any- ¬ where particularly in a woman She smoothes her gloves as one smoothes a desirable new acquaintance she pats the fluffs and frills and folds of her gown as one pats a child whom he would know better and she tugs at her hat and peeps at her shining boots as if she feared they would run away from her A well dressed woman never does any of these things She is uncon- ¬ scious of her fine attire because she is used to it Men arent a whit behind women in this matterso the women all say They declare that a dressed up man looks even more awkward than a dvessed up woman Whj- - what do you think a man said to me the other day exclaimed a pretty woman to a group of friends When I asked him to stop and dine with us on his waj to a swell reception Oh I should like very he answered much but I cant for Ill have on my dress suit I thought a dress suit was the proper thing for a man to wear when invited out to dine I remarked quite humbly and Im sorry you cant come because Ive invited a charming- girl here that evening whom Im anxious for you to meet Til tell you what lets do he said with a great show of enthusiasm Lets all wear full dress and see how we shall act and feel Act and feel I fairly yelled Do you feel different when you wear a swallowtail coat and act differently Yes he said You know perfectly well that both men and women are to a certain degree artificial when in full dress and I should like to study this friend of yours that way and then see what she is like in a street gowTn Id like to compare my impressions of her Agreed I answered and I thought to myself That girl will give you an impression jrou wont forget soon 1 told her what he had said and she was immensely amused Til impress him she remarked and I asked no questions but awaited developments The night came and you can imagine how curious I was to see how my friends would conduct themselves The man was very dignified much more so than usual spoke more deliberately than common and gave me the impression that he had just come from a laundry stiff starched and jcarefully ironed The girl well I thought I should sink under he tabic I never saw such airs as she gave herself She rolled her rs and her eyes used a broad a that would have made a bespectacled Boston schbol maam wince and was conventionality itself After dinner a change came over her As soon as we were all seated in my den she began to fire sofa pillows at the man to say all sorts of unconventional things in short she uncorked herself and was her own bright fresh natural self a trifle exaggerated The man gasped at first but he met her quips and quirks in the spirit that sent them Next she looked as pious as a nun and began to tell of how she was trying to develop her spiritual side Her magnetism was such that in an in ¬ stant he was all ears listening to her theories about the scientific basis of happiness Just when he was be ginning to think her more angel than woman she broke into the merriest laugh and said Mr Swallowtail how do I impress you in full dress What do you think youll think of me in street dress He knew in an instant that wed put up a game on him as he expressed it but he remarked as he All the same people took his leave do feel and act differently in evening clothes And he was right but only half way right Some persons do look and act differently in evening clothes or fine clothes They are persons with whom care in dress is not a necessary part and expression of a refined nature they dress solely to win consideration and they are the dressed up persons not the well dressed ones Dressed up men and women are going out of fash ion No matter how limited a mans or womans income he or she can always be well dressed and their clothes wont affect their minds or their man ¬ ners either Chicago Inter Ocean go-to-mee- tin - in a short time the spring crop of Allow me to Tlie Equitable SyMtein Adopted by a pigs will be on hand describe a house which I think will Wisconsin Farmer above subject but none seems to hit the mark or the plan that will always warrant success Here in this very fer-¬ tile district the farm manager gets one half the proceeds of the farm for his salary He owns one half of all the live stock kept or raised on the farm He has house and outbuildings free of rent he furnishes teams and all the tools does all the work and is required in a written contract to do all the work in season and in a good work- ¬ manlike manner he is allowed to keep a team on the undivided grass and hay but must feed his own grain He can sell his crops at any time he sees fit and must sell the proprietors half at the pleasure of the owner of the farm and gets one cent per bushel for hauling the grain not to exceed four miles all other proceeds he must take to market free of charges He must work the highway lie must repair all fences and make light repairs on the outbuildings the owner furnish ¬ ing all material The proprietor must pay all cash taxes and one half of the thrashing bill and has one half of all the proceeds of the farm of every na ¬ ture except the proceeds of one fourth acre which is assigned to the tenant for a garden The owner must be ad- ¬ vised as to the crops to be raised and the different fields in which they must be grown The manuer must be drawn out every fall and put where it is most needed The man on ury farm commenced the first of November last on his fourth year and as yet there has not been dis ¬ satisfaction between us The tenant gets his pay as he goes along and is satisfied in all things one half of the products of the farm is his salary Most of the farms in this vicinity are managed on the above terms which are considered advantageous for the tenant especially in a dry and unpro- ¬ ductive season for he has no rent money to raise E Re3nolds in Coun ¬ try Gentleman UNEVEN WOOD PILES How They Can Be Measured svlth Some Sort of Accuracy is often desired to measure a tier It of wood that is irregularly piled up Select a portion of the tier that has the top gradually sloping Measure the height at each end of the slope add together and divide by two This will give the average height of the portion taken Multiply this height by its length and then by the breadth and you have the cubic contents Now Of iate much has been printed on the and Cheap suit for the purpose It is in the shape of a lean to or shed 6 feet long and 6 feet wide 2 feet 8 inches high at eaves and 6 feet high on opposite side This gives a good pitch to the roof which slopes one way I roofed with shingles nailed up and down Make a door 2x4 feet in height side of house near one end for main entrance and a hole of sufficient size in the end for hog en- - LEAN TO HOG HOUSE trance Hang doors on hinges A man can go in and out in his care of pigs safer than crawling- in at hog hole - house will be wind proof and warm I prefer a movable plank floor to each house it keeps sows from rooting out a hole in the ground where they are likely to overlay their pigs This size house is large enough for most sows and high enough to hang a lantern in above hog reach It requires 106 feet of siding 132 300 if the work is properly done the A feet lath and net Such a house out of good material hinges paint work and all should not exceed 7 and can be made for less out of cheaper lum ber It is handy and light to move is warm cheap safe for a man and has roof out of hog reach The cut shows the house with dimensions By leaving the main entrance open my sows pig in them in July and August shingles away any dust that rises in thenest or bed Win N Cory in Ohio Farmer An objection to all tight hog houses is that there is no draught of air to carry v ¬ Wv 8 C tlT ii A B Q - MEASURING WOOD PILES Through the Year When a horse is worked hard the secretion of watery fluid is heavier than when idle and comes to the surface in the form of sweat Perspiration however goes on incessantly even when the horse is idle If the sweat is allowed to dry on the skin quantities of dust will accumulate and mix with it and will finally fill up the pores This wear or waste which in grooming usually comes off in small flakes must be re- ¬ moved with a curry comb or brush be ¬ cause if left alone they will gradually close up the pores of the skin and not only the skin becomes diseased but the whole system to a more or less ex tent becomes deranged The impurlr ties Whidh are th us cut off f rom-- eslpj ¬ ¬ it GROOMING THE HORSE Should lie Done Once a Day All ¬ ¬ take another section and proceed as before In the cut we measure the height at a and c The half of these two heights will give the average height Next take the section from c to d This maintains an even height so the length breadth and thickness can be multiplied together In the slope from d to b proceed as in the first slope Add the cubic contents of the three sections together and divide by 128 This will give the number of cords Tiers vary in their regularity but the principle here illustrated can be used with any of them Orange Judd Farmer SAVE THE FEATHERS A Source of Income IVegrlected by Many Poultry Keepers Poultry feathers should be kept for stuffing pillows sofa cushions and other home conveniences even where it is not deemed worth while to sell them Geese and duck feathers being much more valuable than others should al ¬ ways be preserved with care Downy feathers of hens and turkeys serve a very good purpose and unless you wish to make dusters of tail and wing feathers the soft feathery portions of these may be stripped off the quill and added to the rest Unless the flock is large it will take some time to secure enough feathers to stuff even a cushion and as they are gathered from time to time they must be put into whole cot- ¬ ton bags tied securely so that no moth millers can enter and placed for a short time in a warm oven to dry thoroughly If hens are scalded before picking the feathers can be dried in a tin pan in a moderately warm stove oven Remove all bits of skin as they produce an un- ¬ pleasant odor hard to get rid of Feath- ¬ ers well cleaned answer very well for bolsters chair and soft cushions Rural World Cow Peas on Clayey Soil different xlaces and often cause blis ¬ ters or boils which if allowed to accumulate too long will cause impur ities of the blood and develop diseases of a dangerous character While it is rather more necessary to groom a horse that is kept at work than one that is idle yet if the best health and thrift is maintained it is very es- ¬ sential that the animal be groomed regularly at least once a day When the animal is at work this should be done at night after it is stabled and done at night or in the morning good care is necessary to keep the skin clean and the pores open Dakota Field and Farm LIVE STOCK POINTERS V I I thoroughly cooled off But whether portant item On the daiiy farm the pig is an im ¬ -- Well bred horses are seldom stub ¬ born or unruly No form of care will pay better than that given the work teams Preventing diseases among hogs is much easier than curing them In attempting to raise calves by hand be careful not to give them too rich food i 1 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ Valuable Pottery An interesting story is told of Lady Helen de Hangest Genlis who started a small pottery on her estate Chateau of Oiron about 1524 In this factory she made the famous Faience dOiron She was a widow cultured and very artistic A collection of her crayon por¬ Rock salt where stock can lick it at pleasure is better than an occasional feed of fine salt Before administering medicine ta cure disease ascertain first what the disease really is With all growing and fattening stock anything less than full feeding is a sacrifice of net profit Habits are slowly formed and to se- ¬ cure the best results animals should be petted while young At no other time in the life of an ani ¬ mal is the influence of liberal or of scant feeding so- great as when the animal is young Farmers Union - if - v r r - ¬ Hello-o-o-o-- o ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ are now known to be in existence All of them are small but of surpassing beauty They are supposed to have been made as gifts for friends Thej have an inlaid ornament of interlacing bands or scrolls arabesques and geometrical forms of tinted clays yellow and brown relieved with soft colors on a cream white ground forming a smooth surface and covered with a soft j glaze Art Amateur Smokeless Coal Found A resident of Summerville Pa has discovered a new variety of coal in a ledge of rocks on his farm It is of a ¬ An Ohio farmer says that he has con- ¬ Dr F A BurralL of London spoke traits is said to have been preserved of but it was in the manufacture of china tinued proof of the value of cow peas the amount of mischief done bv the that she made a name for herself Not as a preparation for potatoes in clayey very common habit of eating the meals more than 50 pieces of Faience dOiron loams This year his peas were worth rapidly according to the farmers mot more as plant food Joke a You Dine a recent meeting of medical men At -- for potatoes than was an average crop of wheat He has 18 acres of peas growing to be turned under for next years crop They add plant food and mechanically im ¬ prove the condition of the soil His neighbors are following his lead and all feel that they have made one more step forward Prairie Farmer Work of the Busy Hen It is estimated that this country con- ¬ tains 350000000 chickens and that they lay -- 1 nearly 14000000000 eggs each year worth 165000000 The value of the poultry meat each year is esti- ¬ brownish color and emits no smoke mated at 125000000 the total annual when burned The discoverer says a poultry product being 290000000 fire of this coal may be built in the which exceeds the value of swine wool center of a room and not a particle of and sheep combined being also greater smoke will be emitted from it Chi than the production of oats tobacco cago Tribune potat es wheat or cottoa Press ¬ to of Quick to eat and quick to work Thorough mastication was of the ut- ¬ most importance and of course this presupposed a proper condition of the teeth Gastric digestion was often weakened and much distress was caused by the indigestion of too much fluid with the food particularly at the be ¬ ginning of a meal Another factor in causing dyspepsia was the habit of eat- ing food in silence or without mirth and good fellowship so necessary to insure a nervous condition favorable to the normal action of the digestive organ These little details might seem trite and unimportant but it was the duty of the careful physician to instruct his patients in regard to them The long continued and free use of digestive agents served to make thedigestive or gans lazy and inactive Detroit Ht- o- ft Frea ri AteaJatfcWfJLilr ri Ipnil1 eirttxzzr ARE YOU TO LIVE IN ALASKA Some Requirements TXrat Will Bo anyrcm THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY s 11 1898 SET REDUCED TO 7WfsTY Chronic Rheumatism rneuday Evening Clul Organized in From the Industrial News Jackson Mich Found Indispensable New York City The subject of this sketch is fifty six years Mrs John Jacob Astor and Mrs Og of age and actively engaged in farming The universal article of diet in that country depended apon and indispensa- ¬ 3en Mills are said to be at the head of When seventeen years old he hurt his and a few years after commenced ble is bread or biscuit Andtomakethe the most exclusive organization in 2sew shoulder rheumatic pains in it On taking a to have bread and biscuit either in the camp or York yet thought of in these days of ex slight cold or the least strain sometimes upon the trail yeast cannot be used it clusiveness This will be a literary and without any apparent cause whatever the to known as trouble would start and he would suffer the must be baking- powder and the pow- ¬ artistic organization club be Each Tues most excruciating pains the Tuesday Evening He suffered der manufactured by the processes of day evening one of the members will last decade for over thirty years and the has much he the Royal Baking- Powder Company play hostess to the gathering when was unable to do suffered so To this that freany work the miners and prospectors have learned some topic of intellectual import will quent occurrences of dizzy spells were added is the only one which will stand in that be discussed by eminent speakers pro- making him almost a helpless invalid y-peculiar climate of cold and dampness dded for the purpose w V5The Thursday Evening club has Ion sr and raise the bread and biscuit satisfac- ¬ held sway in the swell set but wihile torily These facts are very important for this insures amusement it also admits every one proposing to g o to Alaska and of a wide range of diversion during the the Yukon country to knot for should season It was felt that society was he be persuaded by some outfitter to drifting into dancing and vaudeville take one of the cheap brands of baking amusements in its leisure moments powder it will cost just as much to The tide must be stemmed but how transport it and then when he opens it Mrs John Jacob Astor as was natural for use after all his labor in packing- it took the initiative and a meeting at her over the long- and difficult route he will home during the week resulted in the find a solid caked mass or a lot of spoiled Evolution of the most exclusive club of powder with no strength and useless vhe year Tlhe plans though still some Such a mistake mig ht lead to the most what indefinite call for four sponsors IN ALL SORTS OF WEATHER serious results Alaska is no place in Of these Mrs Astor and Mrs Mills will He tried the best physicians but without which to experiment in food or try ta be two Others named among its ad- - being benefited and lias used several specific helped was cures economize with your stomach For use herents are Mrs Henrv Sloane and Mrs rheumatic year and but monthsnot he read ago six About one in such a climate anl under the trying Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr Each of the in this paper of a case somewhat similar to and fatiguing- conditions of life and four godmotihers shall have the privi his which was cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills and concluded to try this remedy labor in that country everything- must lege of inviting five guests After taking the first box he felt some The Thursday Evening club it is be the best and most useful and abova what better and after using three boxes the all it is imperative that all food supplies understood may unbend from its intel pains entirely disappeared the dizziness left for over year he has shall have perfect keeping- qualities It lectual attitude sufficiently to close him andfree from now his former atroublebeen and all with a supper and perhaps a dance entirely is absurd to convey over such difficult enjoys better health than he has had since and expensive routes an article thai And society is on tiptoe of expectation bis bojhood He is loud in his praise of Dr Williams will deteriorate in transit or that will to discover just where these exclusives may decide to dTaw the limit Pink Pills for Pale People and will gladly be found when required for use to have corroborate the above statements His post lost a great part of its value office address is Lorenzo Necley Horton There is no better guide to follow BOY PROVES A GOOD LAWYER Jackson County Michigan All the elements necessary to give new in these matters than the advice of those Eddie Krajic Eleven Years Old Sur ¬ life and richness to the blood and restore prises Justice Snlmth who have gone through similar expert shattered nerves are contained in a con- SHE TOOK THE HINT Antl Then Proceeded to Display Her At home stations the private soldiers washing is usually done by the married sol ¬ diers wives who are expected to sew on missing buttons and do repairs for v4iieh a small sum is deducted from the privates pay Pat McGinnis had a good deal of trouble with his laundress Sunday after Sunday had his shirt come back with the neck but- ¬ ton off or else hanging by a thread He had spoken to her on the subject and she had promised to see to it but still the but- ¬ ton was not on properly He got out of patience one Sunday when the missing button had made him late for parade and exclaimed Bother the woman Ill see if I cant give her a hint this time anyhow He then took the lid of a tin blacking box about three inches in diameter drilled two holes in it with a fork and sewed it on to the neck of the shirt that was next to be washed When his washing came back he found that she had taken the hint she had made a button hole to fit it Detroit Free Press An Oltl War Horse of Jonrnnlism Dis ¬ covers the Virtne of a New Immense Ingenuity THE MAN WHO LIVED He should have been- - dead ¬ - ¬ But he wasnt becauseTheres 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 cured In this condition he met a friend a con¬ ¬ - ¬ fM - sing the formula for such a very valuable V H Lawrence Editor The remedy Ohio Farmer Cleveland Ohio Keep a bottle of Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral 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 ot 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 ¬ ¬ - - WW Medicinal Variety sumptive whom he had riot 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 ¬ j - ¬ - ¬ ¬ - -- There are only a few of them left Since Chas A Danas death Joseph Medill the war horse of the Chicago Tribune is the chief surviving representative of the old school of virile aggressive editorial giants To have mud thrown at them was part of the profession at all times but to find health in mud is rather a modern innovation That is what Joseph Medill has been doing of late Mr Medill is an investigator and when the stories of the miraculous Magno Mud at Indiana Mineral Springs began to spread over the country the great editor became interested and eventually decided to try this mysterious substance on his own rheumatic limbs and weigh its value He was accompanied by his private physician a young Armenian scientist of high attainments The great editor was mudmummified daily for several weeks and gained visibly in weight strength and vitality The final result of the experiment was an ¬ ¬ About two months ago I was afflicted with a bad cold and meeting a friend he advised the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral which 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 Ayer Co are to be congratulated on posses Lowell Mass ¬ JWcWAVIMA 1 X ence Mr McQuesten who iscalledthe father of Alaska after an experience 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 orts and have been obliged to settle down to use nothing but Royal 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 Royal Baking Powder exclusively The Royal Baking Powder will not cake nor lose its strength either on board ship or in damp climates and is 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 com panies 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 Tne Feast Toole Place 100 Miles Front Dawston and Cost aOUO Jack Collins who started for Dawson City with a band of sheep last summer has been heard from He sold part oi his flock for 20000 The other and biggest half of the flock fed the birda of the arctic zone This is how it hap 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 Ho killed and sold 300 and received nearly 20000 for them Then he concluded to hold the re inainder for a better market He killed the remaining 400 in a sort of secluded jilace 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 awayhad 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 ioumd only 400 bleaching skeletons The eagles ravens crows kites hawks and otiher 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 Co- ¬ llins secured will make good the loss of the mutton or not remains to be seen but when he drives in his next band of sheep the birds of prey will not get so large a percentage of them Port¬ land Orpgonian A Town Ritles in Tills 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 3he town is on a cliff over 2J0 feet high The other ie at the base of the cliff on a flat stretch of land There are no paths up the elinT and all communica ¬ tions between the two portions of this un i que little place must be held by weans of the elevator an elevator that Hifts an entire community to and from the scene P It dJJy lxhovs JS y -- Eddie Krajic 11 years old has worked in law offices about six months and has learned enough of the legal business to make it dangerous for anybody he says to try to imposeupon him The other day the little fellow walked into the court of Justice Sabath at Chicago and said he wanted to swear out a writ of attachment You make that request just like a fullfledged attorney said the justice but what do you know about attach ¬ densed form in Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People All druggists sell them My dear why are you applauding that asked Mrs Snaggs in a tone of repiece monstrance Dont you see no one else is applauding It is beyond the performers Ability and not worlhv of applause I know that replied Mr Snaggs but we must applaud pieces like that in order to get something worth listening to in the Pittsburgh Chronicle encore ¬ Knew Ills Hastiness We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be was the reply writs Im some- ¬ cured by Halls Catarrh Cure what of a lawyer myself and some day F J Cheney Co Props Toledo 0 We I hope to be a great one I have been Cheney the undersigned15 have known F J for the last jears and believe reading law considerably him perfectly honorable in all business The boy told the justice that he had transactions and financially able to carry been employed as an office boy by At ¬ out any obligations made by their firm torney A H Webster 190 West Madison West Truax Wholesale Druggists Toledo O street at the rate of 250 a week The Walding boy said the lawyer was indebted to Druggists Kinnan Ohio Marvin Wholesale Toledo him six dollars Two dollars and a Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally half of this was paid in installments acting directly upon the blood and mucous the system Price and then the plaintiff says he was dis ¬ surfacesof by all Druggists 75c per botTestimonials tle Sold ¬ ment writs 0 I know everything about such flows Thisf ¬ ¬ charged and the boy wanted an attach ment writ for the lawyers furniture But the law does not allow me to grant you a writ You are too young said Justice Sabath free unqualified success Mr Medill wen back to Chicago in September and wrote an editorial about Magno Mud with his own hand Next he sent his for a little of the mud treatment In November he went down again and since the new bath house is completed he expects to be a regular visitor four times a year This mud treatment in which Mr Medill found so much virtue is peculiar yet logical After all every form of life springs from the earth which is the great destroyer and assim ilator of dead and effete matter At the Indiana Mineral Springs is a beautiful little natural amphitheatre the slopes being grown with magnificent oaks At the foot of the converging hills a big Lithia spring gushes forth at the rate of 3000 barrels a day and floods the soil which consists of a rich black porous loam fed by the deciduous foliage of the oak trees This peculiar soil saturated with mineral salts for ages is as soluble as sugar and being devoid of clay is not sticky in the least It is not therefore in any sense related to the conventional mud of the road way of the Chicago street or to the variety which clings to your heels The mud is applied to the patient on a cot the subject being entirely encased in the substance steamed to a proper temperature It then acts as a poultice stimulates the skin superficial blood vessels and nerves opens the pores and lithiates the blood dis solving all uric acid deposits Nothing can be simpler or more rational son-in-la- I a package of from your srrocer or paint dealer and - do vour own kal- -aaaaBut - sominmg This material is made on scientific principles by machinery and milled m twenty four tints and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting that can possibly he made by hand To be mixed with Cold Water E SEND FOR 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 m EGORATiNG WALLS AMD CEILINGS Purchase -- Galcimo Fresco Tints - I THE MURALO C003 NEW BRIGHTON gWWWWKffMW SI NEW YORK sasassitsasaasajg OOOD REVE THRiFT 8S A mm jj Or GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROIM fa ft Halls Family Pills are the best I Smith Of late years arctic explorers Mutual seem to have entered upon a race to see who Bank Clerk scrutinizing check Madam point we cant pay this unless you bring some one can reach the furthest guess north O I am weQl aware of that fact tjie fellow who Brown Yes and I v to identify you buns the nole will win the race N Y oame the reply and I wish to bring the I should like to know Old Lady Itartlv fJOurnI V suit through my next friend KTen- - why- V Because we dont know you nant as prescribed by law and he is Children a I Now dont know you called Sfve the It is a delicious DrinLc here was the reply and the justice cither dont be sillv O Grain appetizing Truth nourishing ft od drink to take the place of issued the writ of attachment and con- Sold by all grocers stables were sent to seize the lawyers XHI you maUe your CJrain O tliis way f coffee have used it because and liked by all who when properly Here are the latest directions Use one prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but furniture and books teaspoonful of Grain 0 to two cups of cold is free from all its injurious properties BABY PROVES A GOOD SAILOR water Mix the Grain 0 with half an egg Grain 0 aids digestion and strengthens the Be sure to measure and add the water nerves It is not a stimulant but a health Makes an Ocean Voyage Alone and After the water gets to the boiling point builder and children as well as adults can let boil for fifteen to twenty minutes Use drink it with great benefit Costs about as Does Not Become Seasicis and sugar to suit ¬ A bright eyed and cheerful little voy creamnot cream use hot the taste If you much as coffee 15 and 25c have milk ager who was not down on the passen- ¬ A lady said The first time I drank The veg ger list of the Hamburg liner Auguste GJrain 0 I did not like it but after using it etable youngit onion is a very seductiveaway invariably gives a man but Victoria which arrived at New York for ten days and forming the habit nothing Chicago Daily News This the other day from Genoa shared with ivould induce me to go back to coffee follow s the experience of all If you will the commander Capt Kaempff the directions measure it every time and make To Cure a Cold in One Day right to run the ship His name is Vic- ¬ it the same and try it for ten days you will Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails tocure 25c tor MaKenzie and he is 16 months old not go back to roffee Arctic Exploration J - The police justice had formerly been a bar tender Pie had gone into politics and had been elected by a big majority Tin was his first case Mary McMannis was up before him for drunkenness The justice looked at her a minute and then said sternly Well what are you here for said Mary If yer please yer honor the copper beyant pulled me in sayin 1 was drunk An I dont drink yer honor I dont drink All right said the justice his former bartender hablk getting the best of him BaVfe a cigar al right Detroit Free Press The Alternative g4 ¬ sx GLEALiIESS APID m ¬ cumstance prompted the 17 married women and the six unmarried women In the cabin to do all they could to be mothers to him on the trip Victors grandmother Mrs Charles H Ash bridge of Philadelphia was at the pier to meet her grandson whom she had never seen His father a captain in the Peruvian army took him and his moth- ¬ er on a diplomatic mission to Eome The mother died there and the son was shipped to the grandmother here Capt McKenzie is a nephew of James McKenzie of Kentucky ex minister to Peru The infant voyager was one of the few on board who were not sea ¬ sick He is a motherless bairn and this cir- ¬ Lemrae tmstan said Mr Erastus Pinkly Is er locksmif er man dat knows all bout how ter open all kins er locks Cos he is replied Miss Miami Jones Well I dtinno how tis but I sholy seen it What did yoh done see Er locksmif down in de mahket a buyin is chickens Washington Star Vs Free Silver A battle of giants is going to take place this summer on 30000 farms in America not in talk or votes but in yields Salzers new 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 corn 17 inches long and oat prodigies Only seedsmen in America growing grasses clovers and farm seeds and selling potatoes at 150 a barrel The editor urges you to try Salzers Northern grown seeds and to Sexd Tnis Notice with 10 Cts in Stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis for 11 new farm seed samples worth 1000 to get a start and their big catalogue k5 A Juliet who was found dead by him go Daily News is Rome wasnt founded by Romeo it was Chica¬ Map Pnzzle Educator Sent out by the Chicago Great Western Railway is a dissected map of the United States printed on heavy cardboard and the puzzle consists in putting the pieces together EVERBEAB1NG STRAWBERRIES so as to form the complete map It will be Fruits In a Few Months From Seed f found interesting and instructive to old Some berries will be white some black and others and young Send ten cents to Puzzle Dept red and some of the nlants runnerless Perfectly Chicago Great Western Ry Quincy Build- hardv In anv trarden and bear continually from flavor other May to Nov Greatly superior lu nrltitAi toTlnntci ing Chicago 111 ciimMn j sorts tMtUnwnll 4n riuiusncuiupuio duujuiw A vaithe cominguu7 from Beed sown now will fruit freely all summer and fall Ono plant has yielded a pintot berShe Must Excuse Him at one picklne as late as November The young woman tried to be aristocratic ries I Oc we will mail a packet of this Strawberry For and did not look at the money she gave to seed and our great Cataloguevz of New Seeds Bulbs iaies the conductor of the car but he meeklv Plants ana i ruits leu paces large uoioreu i rave- OrforonlviSlcwowillmwiCatniotruerst gave her back the lozenge on which was berry Seed Chin ee Lantern Plant fehoo fir lite f cj stamped lituitiuuiict i Ill never cease to love thee jr THK MAYFLOWER Monthly ucuuuuu Macazino and said he was an orphan with five little for a year illustrated colored plate each month to Flowers and Gardening Order now this brothers to support and must be excused devoted offer may not appear again Roxbury Gazette - - iihji from toothache to backache St Jacobs Oil will cure Any ache John Lewis Childs Floral ParkNt Pleasant Wholesome Speedy for coughs Wise men make feasts that fools may eat Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute and get the gout Chicago Daily News difficult for a man to check his credunless he has a bank account Chicago Daily News ¬ t Pres JU Klnley Its itors The pain of sciatica is cruel The cure by St Jacobs Oil is sure It penetrates Nobody uses over about six adjectives Washington Democrat Mind Slipped and fell bad sprain St Jacobs Oil will cure it Never The Klondik all 4 x BEWAEE OF MORPHINE Mrs Pinkham Asks Women to Seek Permanent Cures and Not Mere Temporary Relief i If you are interested and wish to post yourself about the Gold Fields A of the Yukon Valley when to go 1 Prom Pain - THE MARKETS liTVE STOCK CaUlecommon CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Cincinnati Feb 3 00 4 00 5 75 3 2i 3 85 3 70 4 00 10 3 90 Selectbutchers GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye -- No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS- - Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbL CHICACO SHEEP Choice LAMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter fnmilv Lifrht shippers 6 3 3 gi 3 M 40 25 75 95 90 4 40 05 3 90 5 10 3 55 5 9 00 10 96 93 29 26 48fc 9 25 11 00 4 85 11 Sam Johnsing Yas sah my gals a high bohn leddy fob shuah She is de cream ob Eassiety she is Ben Tomkins She is heh Sort ob a chocolate cream I guess Puck Sweet One 3 25 2 10 4 SO 21 3 75 2 75 4 90 FLOUR Winter pat erts GRAIN Wheat Io 2red No 2 Chkigo spring 2 CORN OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam i8 27 10 50 S8S 91 year it shows a decrease of 329S 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 commissioner of the general land office has submitted his report to the Secretary of the Interior Compared with last ¬ The Governments Domain ¬ 2j 28 24JS 10 55 5 02 5 15 1 035 36 5654 30 10 50 5 22 fc 4 70 992 99 Lilcely 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 NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheatr No Southern Wheat BALTIMORE 2 4 60 Land and a Living 10 25 4 40 JI9 94- schools and churches No blizzards No cold waves New illustrated paper Land and a Living 3 months for 10 cents in stamps W C RINEARSON G P A Queen Crescent Route Cincinnati Special forms of suffering- lead many a woman to acquire the morphine habit wSKjnf IfeiS One of these forms of suffering is a dull persistent pain in the side accompanied by heat and throbbing There is disinclina -j E 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 phj sician for fear of an examination the terror of all sensitive modest women The physician ndeantime 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 crave caution as to their use Foolish woman She thinks morphine will help her right along she becomes its slave A wise and a generous physician had such a case he told his patient he could do nothing for her as In despair she went to visit she was too nervous to undergo an examination give yourself up just go to the nearest a friend She said to her Dont 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 WFfn3s fml Descriptive Folder and Map of T Alaska It will be sent free upon application to T A GRADY Ex- - 4 cursion Manager C B QRR 4 m 211 viarK btreet Chicago m vKvb flSw 1 650 To California This is the berth rate in the Tourist cat from CINCINNATI to SAN FRAN CISCO -- V via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD For particulars address ¬ 1 S G HATCH D P A 423 Vine Street Cincinnati G ia CATTLE First quality 460 HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE 3 75 FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Com Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam 7- Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 334 30 33JI 53 4 75 4 40 304 94J4 27J 24J 4 00 98 25 10 00 4 87tf 30K Journal I much with falling of the womb and bearing down pains 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 Ko fits after first days use of DrKlineb 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 Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa tation of the heart womb trouble or bearing down The coat may not make the man but law J pains since I commenced to take Mrs Pinkhams suits make attorneys Chicago Daily News TDOund to every suffering- woman The use of one Years of rheumatism have ended with PeasleyJ Derby Center Vt Cure by St Jacobs Oil Cures promptly bottle will proTe what it can do Mfs Lucr ¬ If a noisy baby has a real prettv mother a crowd will forgive it a good deaf quicker so tired and nervous all of the time letter about it 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 ¬ I was troubled very u w v wrwv IBr D B -- ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL RD ND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 RGEr ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE GONN Scheie T88t WELL AXK Repeating Arms Co HEW HAYEK l90VrNCHE5TER AVC MACHINERYDrlllS IOO to 2 COO LOOMIS E NYMAN TIFFIN OHIO 5- - WUITIVG ViV state hut yonJO AUVEKTISEltS saw the Ativeit nieue aacat in thin paper 3693 A 1 THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 11 L898 n rr- - vwmmmwmwmm Be Quick m tg- fffffWfff fe Y f i t I- - GBr P This is no fake sale as Mr Saloshin has rented his store room and has to vacate immediately The largest stock of cigars in Central Kentucky Smokers would do well to call and see the cigars 60 cents for a box of 50 cigars formerly sold for 125 Once Everythin I have just bought of Louis Saloshin his entire stock of FANCY GROCERIES CANDIES CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS ETC which I must sell at once regardless of cost This sale begins tc day at the store room of Mr Saloshin cor Main and Seventh st Paris Ky This is a splendid chance to buy groceries for less money than they cost at wholesale houses All the stock is fresh and of the choicest brands Come quick as the goods are going fast and it wont last long now is your chance fc fc fc o tjs jmljslrg o TjEKr yjjJMEmJ SCSI i p m JLL HOW TO FIND OUT I s-a- i- EL I -- on aw I iinlllRorcninmoa class with urine cost the policy holders fifty cents 1897 the hundred dollars dnrin the year twenty four nours a let it fctand cou O W Miller Agent dsiiL or settling indicates au uuueaituystains the kidneys When urine Hutchison Ky iSsuentt is evidence of kidney trouble Too cttfaent desire to urinate or pain in the awifcinfilKo convincing proof lliat the kid Land and a Living znsje and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO Tfcece is comfort in the knowledge so often Are best and chpapest in the New South myersed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root Land 3 to f an acre Easy terms Tdfci great kidney remedy fulfills every wish No dteveEeviiig pain in the bade kidneys liver Good schools and churches urinary part of jt4erand every inability thehold urine and blizzards No cold waves New illus- ¬ corrects itpain in passing i to bad eifects fol trated paper Land and a Living 3 or months for 10 cents in stamps W C 2fcijsag use of liquor wiue or beer and of being that unpleasant necessity during the Rinearson G- P A Queen Crescent MBsTIled to get up many times Route incinnati snietlo urHiate The mild and the extraor Insurance in the Hurst Home only Q C Reduced Rates JPLJlm it jrLTiVAigij iin libu i iiiof i pas-asRtw- i- 3ilng over-wcae- -e Convention Foreign Missions Cleveland O February 23 27 I Round trip tickets from all points via the Qvcn Fine Crescent Route After the most wonderful busines in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well trains close connections Only one for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of cnange of cars at Cincinnati and a chance to visit Cleveland at a low rate Tickets on sale February 20 21 and 22 good until March 2d returning Ask agent for full particulars V International satisfied and now Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Slioes3c t will pay you to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock - C Rinearson Cincinnati O FOR NINE DAY ONLY and Overcoats Capes r r r is soon realized wonderful cures liftseantls tlie highest for its es RAILROAD TIME CARD If you uued aiCtfeie most distressing ca aamstedielneyou should have the best Sold NRR L iSsjriLggists price fifty cents and one dollar TSS as may have a sample bottle and pamphlet ARRIVAL OF TRAINS faGfc sent free by mail Mention The Pai is 4EEr 5 Nkvs aud send your address Yto Dr From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 The Biughamptou N Co SSSLsaer TOKjpsrietors of this paper guarantee the gen- m 1015 p m 24sp lmo of this oiler From Lexington i39 a in 745 a m dBosery effect of -- General Pass Agt Jwamp-Root MH 402 MAIN DAILEY PARIS KY READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS ST jsERS LAURA WEISHAUF 3Iacery Intl Recommends Celery Capsules Wrights From 328 pm 742 a m 325 p m Maysville DEPARTURE OF TRAINS 17 1896 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters Worth Worth Ladies and Misses Jackets and Ladies Jackets worth each L200 now 499 Ladies Jackets worth each 8 00 now 300 Ladies Jackets worth each 600 now 275 Ladies Jackets worth each 500 now 2 19 12JLadies Capes worth each 800 nc jvv 400 v ijauics vauKS vvurou eucn - ow now 2igp 45Q now 231 11 Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 163 18 Ladies Capes worth each 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 now 99 Ladies Wool Hose now 10c 15 12 8 7 to 12 a m4 1 to 6 pm nii To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m 340 p m Ohio - To Lexington 750 a in 1105 a m Columbus iygv- f 545 p m 1021 p m X Last spring I purchased SEA Sirs To Richmond 1108 a m 543 m ajtas of Wrights Celery Capsules frim 1025 p m druggist Bluff ton 3L- - O Davenport m jnfiU and used them tor stomach trouble To Maysville 750 a Bm 635 pAgent F Carr sxiih which I had been afflicted for more your Cap tiLxi li years Since taking sssLes I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any iiEtmg and can truthfully say that I have -- Slurry Ind Sept tJSss W aiSHT Medical Co YRUPINDIGESTION PEPSI CURES FMMFORT CALDWELLS Worth Worth Worth and Worth 350 and RY 16 15 12 8 5 and 18 for 9 days only 999 and 14 for 9 days only 78 and 1 lor 9 days only 649 and 6 for 9 days only 437 4 for 9 days only 3 19 3 for 9 days odly 229 SteSS ClMliTI 1 200 Ladies In Effect March 1897 zest felt better in years Yours Respectfully fmi DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort ArrElkhorn Arr Switzer 630am 300pm 6 J3aw 320pm 65iam 332pm 720am oil umuis Sailors Black onrl tin ViriTAVa- ctirs ov Worth 100 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Comforts worth LOO now 50c Blankets worth 100 now 50c - Plaid Dress Goods 5c Infants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton 100 m L Mrs Laura Weishauft -- Specials For 9 Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only Shoes 200 for 9 days only Shoes 300 for 9 days only Shoes 400 for 9 days only Boots and Shoe worth 400 Mens Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 Men Buots and Shoes worth 300 Mens Boots and Sboe worth 250 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 14 yds Mason ville Cotton 100 14 yds 21 yds Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 sxec box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for ifcvl size free A Good Memory 6mi saves money and also good health If Have for years been known as among indiges 3jw are troubled with constipation remem-awr-the best Over 10000 are in use in te tSLsttor any form of stomach trouble take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Cincinnati and surrounding territory be restored to Pepsiu aud Ss rapTrial sizes 10chealth will10c large size 50c inese celebrated lo doses jjoss instruments are now zsasi SI 00 of V T Br joks druggist Paris xm ljan SSg Kurtzman Pianos Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvalIs Arr Georgetown Lre Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST BOUND 702am 708am 800am 812am 822am 828am 840am Better Than Ever ArrEiizabeth jtii Vjcuiicviiiu Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Paris 920am 932am As they contain recent improvements Arr s izer ArrElkhorn i i gicttuy enuauemg meir musical worth The firm of Clarke Clay doing bus which cannot be obtained elsewhere ihsfestS in the city of Paris Ky has been We are sole representatives and intend- ¬ GEO B HARPER Geul Supt dsaalved by mutnal consent and C J ing purchasers will avoid errors and mislKANKFORT 32ke is authorized to collect all ac understanding by conferring with us 25S2atsdue said firm C J CLARKE MRS MATT TURNiSY Co ¬ DISSOLUTION Arr Stamping Ground Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalis 1000am 1040am 1056am 1110am 653pm 1125am 704pm 1135am 71 lpm llT5am 725pm CD 14 938am 948am Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double 348pm Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double 358pm 415pm Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double 430pm 442pm Mens Caps 19c worth double 452pm Mens Heavy Socks 5c wor h double 458pm 5l0m Wool Socks 12c worth double Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers l9c worth double 530pm Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double 542pm Mens Suspenders 10c worth double 548pm 558pm Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double 610pm Canton Fhmnel Drawers 19c worth double 635pm 646pm Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c worta doable 75c 100 200 now now now now now 100 200 1 75 150 125 100 Lonsdale Cotton Bleached Muslin 100 100 BERCAW Genl Pass Agt Y J S D CLAY Ernest Urchs w 4th St Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adver tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OP WHITE GOODS HAM- ¬ -- BUJKItO JLiAAJJiiS UltG Mm thank my friends for their patronage and aik them to lEEesrl E desire to 12H23 CINCINNATI Sole Steinway Representatives -- BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM 5iessors sKjtinne with Clarke Kenney my MRS MATT TURNEY Office over Iand Wanted deeire to rent from 100 to 200 acres oHoarbon county laud Give descrip-tSssil-Qtract when writing Address X -t H A SMITH DSNTIST G S Varden Co 8 TOLEDO DETROIT T if JJV BROTHERS THE NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WJEE- K ii- - 1 V AU Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY Office Hours to 12 a in 1 to 5 p m ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel OT 2bty Box 523 Cynthiana Ky L C MOORE O HINTON Agent BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Buff ett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Be sure your tickets read via rhkOTWP js I Fire Wind and Storm Insurance OLD EDITION i nnif nv Local state ai latloMl ENQUIRER NEW YORK FOUR 18 Pages a Week TIME TABLE JEA9F BOUND IiV WILL BE POUND IN 156 Papers a Year LouiaTllIe Ar Lexington Alternate Day except Lv Lexington 1115am 840pm 1123am 850pm 830am 550pm Vtooliterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm THE BOURRGN NEWS AND THE iDiia Drs Adair Jg JJSMr k Moore Dental Surgeons Phone 79 Broadway Paris Ky a m and 1 TBE VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT- P AYING FOR ONE DOLLAR Published every Sunday Thrice-a-Wee- k 830am 600pm Oi2aooQffc WEEKLY We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can eive only BIG NON UNION DELIHQDEH T Office Hour 6 to 12 in 3dc tf to TUB m B LOT m BL1CR- - save costs All persons who have uot paid their poll tax for 1897 are notified to call at the Sheriffs office and settle same and 18jjn 4t JOS WILLIAMS CB C to sell mv house and ot iili blacksmith shop at Jackson 5Sj sly I will sell for half cash lii twelve months For further EMEcSssSsrs address or call on T BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky Sagfcg bal--sss- I SHOP FOR SALE NOTICE s WilLnot he responsible for any defcfe unless written order from me 8jan tf S BROOKS Supei visor U Public Roads Lm Edition of The The o Mccormick is first among all New York World Passenger Traffic Mgr weekly papers in size frequency of B MARTIN publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all Gen Pass Tkt Agt the merits of a great 6 daily at tfee Cincinnati O the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ cal news is prompt complete accurate and impartial 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