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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. kbW8s3BwS5 r -- Pi t- - CW WJPJWXE4 i J 3Wti 85 ic3 l J - H 1 V J GHAMP MILLER tiiw Editors and Owners miiwu-iiiiiiii-i- PEIHTSD SVBEY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY -ll-- Established lm--Wll- ll i 3eb l ill 1881 TmTiTT tffflaeE nnrwi num itvraana HIWMII WWIMKWI1 ajijii l hji mi 1CMVT 1 JIHJ liJii Ibl yiiiVilHITi EIOnTEERTH SLiamag YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 35 1898 -i-l- WO 13 JiaiiujLitottafiaiuji W l -- J - J -- i tun - liMlhfcUllwwlivJflUJWfWKVAiAullalrTffi1lllvllll STOCK AND TURF NEWS O F BROWEF Main and Broadway CO- - MILLERSBURG New- 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 At 5oc 60c 73c PER YARD Ingrains This is the Time mas supplies Nuts 10c lb Figs 8 to 15c lb Raisins 8 to 15c lb Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb Dates 7 1 2 c lb iQufljusGSsrSS pickles dried fruits oysters celery crackers turkeys The cheapest line of fire works in Come and see me Jl gLiaS Armies bananas prunes erases the record tor the season by 4 Yield the largest return in satisfaction of any floor covering cost Myers of St II is said that Liggett considered you can use Our line is large the prices varied Louis have purchased 10000000 pounds A dark olive ground covered with pink and rose Here is one of tobacco in Keutucky this season and colored flowers at want more of the Kentucky article 60c PER YARD W H May of Lexington has bet 10 kto 2000 in the Winter rfook on Judge Qnigley his Kentucky Derby candidate For genuine Bargains Short pieces odds and ends you can The colt is by King Cole Lillie B slowly BUY CHEAP The wheat has passed safely through Miss Warfotd of Hamilton College day ST valentines the late freeze and is now growing fast spent Satiuday and Sunday with her parents St Valentine dealt the cards during the open weather Every uay it Cupid scored a milliou thumps grows it lessens the liability of injury Mr Allen Darniby of Lexinetod tricks afterwards visited lady friends here from Saturday And will take evry where were trumps from this cause which may occur later Carpets Furniture Wall Paper For hearts till Monday on High Miss Sallie Mclntyre of Carlisle The Woodard Shauklin horse sale Saturday aajjtoijgat mjotujfcjtfju mjna School visited relatives here JtaamgU BWWHiJVSLAJJZ nwwgiemMPJaf srrrr try tii Afianfn vnnnnmifin have formed an at Lexington closed Saturda7 During and Sunday Anti kissing Club which fines a member the week 568 horse brought an aggregate Mrs Duke Bowles of Paris was the caught kissing a girl in public 10 of 105520 an average of 186 The guest of Miss Anna Conway several by law fines a member caught sale was considered a very successful Another davs last week talking longer than ten minutes to any one Mr Wm Ard ry was thrown from a another imposes a load of fodder la3t Thursday and his particular girl and Your Iife Insured lc a Day heavv fine for a member who entertains right arm fractured any girl The Mr and Mrs Claude Vimont went to serious intentions toward Our insurance is protected dv bank- ¬ in the club are Marble able paper on the Capital City Bank of to visit Mr official titles Sharpsbnrg Sunday The Columbus O There can be no stronger Richard Thompson Freezer and Iceberg Heart given you We dare not use Dr Turner and wife of Ruddells treasury fund goes to the last member guaranteename without authority if you a banks Mills were enests of his daughter Mrs who deserts bachelorhood doubt it write them Good health is B E Jones Fridav Wrights the best life insurance Capsules gives you good health M H ONeal has rented the Celery Mr Mr HC Sawyer who is the mana- ¬ they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Hunt carriage and blacksmith shop and g ger for Mr Olver the Concert Organist trouble Rheumatism Constipation and vta OstfA will move in this week severe spell of Sick Headaches 100 days treatment Mrs Fannie Smith of Cynthiana has just recovered fromja day A sight draft on above was the guest of J W Mock and family sickness in this city and will leave im- costs lc a bank in every 1 box which brings Saturday and Sunday mediately to conclude arrangements for your money back if wft fail to cure you Misses Nannie Blake and Katie an extended recital tour for Mr Olver Sold by W T Brooks druggist Burke of Paris were guests of Miss lasting till June 1st The route includes Ryda Thornton Friday all the large cities of the East closing in sftTas FtfttWoolumsvisttecluM randi f iilniMh Mma HIT Rirar J as CnmrningsT aPMaysviller 111 from Saturday until Monday il if Sharpsburg amateurs will produce Mr Jesse Anderson of Poplar Plains ¬ on the 22d for A Box of Monkeys was the guest of his sister Mrs Jas charity Summons Saturday and Sunday Mr H C Dailey and family have SCINTILLATIONS moved back from Nicholas and are occupying a part of the Fleming House An Tnterestincr Jumble Of News And Mrs Laura E Mimsof SmithvilleGa Comment says A small pimple of a strawberry Harve Allen colored of Osgood was here yesterday Mr M H ONeal visited friends in Carlisle Sunday Jos Iusko has reuted the Jas Thorn farm ou the Colville pike Mrs John W Mock went to Carlisle yesterday to visit relatives Mr John Counell and wife of Paris visited Mrs Thornton Friday Mr Al Thomason will move to the John Hamilton farm shortly Born Thursday last to wife of Simpson Bntler near town a son Miss Margie Turney of Paris was the guePt of relatives here Sunday Sanford Allen visited lady friends at Danville from Saturday until Monday Miss Blanche D iruell visited relatives in Fleinintjsburs Thursday and Friday Mr and Mrs Smith Clarke have the fever J Will Clarke is improving la An1 Atmat The Kuril Jus Plauimer is very ill Miss Lanuie Layson is able to be out Will Collier of Mt Sterling was - Notes SaMioruil and was without doubt one of the rarest dramatic treats of the season The play is a vivid and truthful picture ot Southern life the plot deeply in ¬ teresting anl skillfully worked out and the characters true to life It is in fact an ideal play It was interpreted by a first class company in which there were no weak spots TheodoreHamilton an actor of the old school and one of the best now on the boards portrayed the quaint char acter of the title role in the most artistic manner He won the sympathy of the audience early in the evening and made every heart thrill with every emotion as The role could the play progressed to no better hands have been entrusted The other parts were all played by capable actors The salefof seats begins to morrow morning acniine oclock ¬ ¬ Davis Thompson Isgpig have in school childrens shoes extra good values Theatrical Anil Otherwise Remarks In Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc for very little money Try thsm The Foyer Turf Notes Corn sold at 100 per barrel in LexWrights Celery Tea cures constipa ¬ PODDjNHEAD WILSON tion sick headaches 26c at druggists That famous play Pnddnhead Wil- ington Friday son will be the attraction Friday night J Will Forsythe hs sold a The Northwestern is carrying nearly at the opera house The Atlanta Jour Lizzie K to J V colt by Bn san 1000000 insurance on the lives of nal January 8 1898 says Shipp Midway Bouibon Countys representative citi- ¬ Jr for Mark Twains Pnddnhead Wilson Hemp is improviug in price Two zens Call on R P Dow 26oc 8tT presented at the Lyceum last night particulars was 3 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS ¬ ¬ two-year-ol- d - 85 Fayette farmers have ben offered 4 per cwt for their crops and R Ros3 of this citysold seven hhds of tobacco last week at Cincinnati mm mvwiw ni ip GRAND OPEEA HOUSE FRIDAY BIGOT FEBRUARY 1STH at 10 75 17 1G75 1375 1050 First time here of Mark Twains Beau- ¬ tiful Symphony jof the Southland Friday at Louisville W S Howerton sold five hogsheads of tobacco at 1025 i s ssn as to q S3 1225 157 17 75 1125 1050 and 26 breaking Wf up i i W Q u n lyyyiB HAMILTON 5 V With that well known Character Actor MR THEO IN THE TITLE ROLE Supported by an excellent company in ¬ cluding JOS JEF ERSON Jr E A LOCKE J P TUCKER MISS HAY WARD See the prologue that is the key to the story one is privileged to see so smooth and sutisfactorj a production or Louisville a more pleasing play J sis- - i It is seldom i -- xe3xis72oisr bly Jl i nal It is certainly true that th play is one of the most fascinating and interesting Cincin- ¬ plays on the stage of to day nati Enquirer This play calls back the old days when big steamer plowed the mighty Missis- ¬ sippi and when St Looy was the St Louis mecca ot every rivermau Courier- - Joxu ee my select stock of Christ Democrat Mr Hamiltons work is careful adroit and effective as gentle shrewd whim- ¬ sical as was that other despised philoso- ¬ New York pher of Dawsons Landing Journal Prices 10 50e3 75c 100 Sale of seats begin at 9 a m Wednesday Feb SALE IDilllSTBITIBS w ¬ ruju f5z Ah Art OF ru j im- - to40c dozenfcftiiM -- mj-j -- fc - d mmmt III the Face of the Geo W Thomas I will sell at tfis late home near Spears Mill on mini frsitnr v JPSTfPpMHMPHF9pi mm ESDAY FEB 16 1898 EDWARDS lajr9 3Sy WE ARE THE PEOPLE jr jailed Saturday at Paris for stealing an imported gobbler from Andy Skillman Mr Joe Piper who lives on the Carlisle aud Jackstown pike had 1200 pounds of fine tobacco stolen last week Millersburg people will do well to get J T Hintons prices on carpets wall tf paper and furniture before buying Ma ter John Hanlv aged 11 years died Tuesday of dropsy al his fathers home near Ruddles Mills barial at Paris Mrs Kate Richardson returned to Lexington Tuesday after a several weeks visit with her mother Mrs Mary ¬ VAtdfliiartAFC IW foriwt SIvIaq Hats Knox Styles 3 i Try our StS S - and Durilap New line of Shirts from 75c up The very latest collars and cufis strictly up to date Collars 15c to 20c Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair Latest Neckties 2oc 50c and 75c Full and complete line of gents furnishings OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS OurS30 Business Suits for 35 Our 35 Business Suits for 630 Our 40 Business Suits for 35 Sold by others for 55 to 60 8 Our 30 OvercoatSifbr 25 Our 35 Overcotttsybr30 Our 40 Overcoatsfor 35 Sold bv others for60 1 Trousers Sold by others for We mean what we say and can prove it The above prices are for Cash PARIS FURHISHIHG TAILORM wrtii jMWHriH CO H S STOUT Manager xjjij JOE MUNSON ii i Cutter iiw iTiTmmnyirnjygirii whvjMj igHwijmgwjai iJituatJSPWi VSSS3E2yc The only safe sure and reliable Female PHiL ever offered to Ladies ENNYROYAL B 6 EsiBTSty 9 especially recommend ed to xamrrieeL Iidiea yvAsk for 33 KOTTS PEjrSTYEOYAIi PZZiXS and take no other S3Bnggf y Robert Perry was appointed postmas color appeared on my cheeky it soon follows began to grow rapidly notwitnstana 4 head of horses ter at Winchester My ing all efforts to check it 2 cows eye Decame xerriDiy Towa narties contemolate starting a heifers 2 inflamed and was so 2 yearling heifers Cynthiana cob pipe factory in N swollen that for quite shorthorn steer 1 The latest report from Valley View Hip a while I could not 5 1 yearling sMorthorn steer The doctors see states thit Gen C M Clay willg divorce Pair of fat oxen said I had Cancer of 43 ewes in lamb- she is Dora his child wife alleging that the most malignant 2 good Southdown bucks insane type and after ex- ¬ 5 nice sows ready to farrow hausting their effortb 25 acre ot rye in stack that twenty three The Register sajS without doing me ¬ 100 barrels of corn in crib persons have been admitted to the Madiany good they gave A quantity of fodder in shock son County Infirmary since January 1st up the case as hopeless vynen in- ¬ 9 stands of bees and that tie institution is taxed to its formed that my father had died from Farming implements of every de-¬ the same disease they said I must die scription including a number of new utmost capacity as hereditary Cancer was incurable plows harrows- - hay rake cultivators Trotter Messrs Jame3 G Hnbball and W E At this crisis I was advised to try etc never used Mr H H Phillips had a fine pair of Self have established a poultry farm SSS and in a short while the Cancer Twenty dollars and under Terms Indian Game Chickens shipped to him near the Pepper Distillery near Lexing- ¬ began to discharge and continued to do amount 30 days at six yesterday from his frieud Jol Hale of so lor three montns tnen it Degan iu cash over that ton The farm is stocked with 3500 heal I continued the medicine a while per cent Florida 300 cocks It is the largest Jn longer until the Cancer disappeared en- ¬ CLAUDE M THOMAS Misses Lucylee Allen and Jennie and hens and Administrator tirely This was several years ago and Bessie Purnell visited Mr W Frank the state there has been no return of the disease Miller and wife in Nicholas Saturday Albert Long seventeen of Richmond and dunday became intoxicated Christmas taking Prof W E Williams and wife of the first drink of his life and has been Cancer is a blood disease and only a quests were of Falmouth All persons having claims against C S S S though drinking nothing blood remedy will cure it since J as H Letton and family from Satur so ever a real F Clay deceased will present the Saturday he was pronounced insane guaranteed purely vegetable isto per- ¬ same properly proven according to law day till Monday blood remedy and never fails from alcoholism manently cure Cancer Scrofula Eczema to the undersigned Administrators in- ¬ Ed Slatterly cut a handful of large All persons knowing themselves George Witterman aged 30 of Cin Rheumatism or any other disease of the jackstones from the craw of a turkev to C F Clay deceased will books Send for our Diseases debted settle promptly with the Admin- ¬ and then sti tned up the wound and pinnati a tinner emnloved on the new blood v please and Blood saved the turkey brewery building at Lexington fell on Cancer istrators to Rev W M Britt assisted by Rev H head first into a fifty foot smokestack mailed free S B CLAY address Aside from sev- ¬ any C Morrison will commence a pro- ¬ Saturday afternoon Swift Specific tracted meeting Wednesday at the eral severe bruises he was uninjured Administrators of C F Clay deceased Methodist Church Ga lljan 4wk Three patients were received at the Co Atlanta Thieves stole 1600 pounds of tobacco asylum Saturday at Lexington making last Thursdav from Josh Barton and 20 in all for the 12 days of this month C Simons on the Cynthiana pike four miles north of here No clue to thieves This breaks the record A statistician ¬ figures according to the increase of inSeveral parties from Paris attended sanity in the world that everybody will Father Majors fine lecture Friday be crazy by the year 2040 evening There was on account of the weather a small but appreciative Rev Frank Donnelly lost three audience toes by amputation as a result from agent for having his foot mashed by a train Master Geo Thornton is Reid Haggards new Paris laundry at Georgetown is in a critical conn nion Office at The last rites of his church were admin- ¬ best of work guaranteed CoQways meat store Leave goods by istered Saturday Later Father Wednesday afternoon 2t Donnelly died yesterday Mrs Anderson of Nicholasville Col- ¬ To buy W S Anderson lege and Miss Owens of Hamilton Col- ¬ lege Lexington were the guests of the Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Any shoes soon Misses Scales and Griffin at the M F Wrights Celery Capsules tSSffSgmkmwSSSesglTyi M4I 11 To the Wrighi Medical Co to Monday C from Saturday Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased For Sale The Davie distillery prop- Celery Capsules from James aTbox of Wright - See our stock before Blaser drugerty at this place 7 acres of ground Waverly O and used them for Stomach The prices house of 50 bbls capacity on the L rouble and Constipation I was unable to You purchase rit Fer 14 years this shoe by nonvtllinrrfnr npnrlv tWO VearS I 3SCU N R R switch good mill machinery three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they nlone has distanced a coinppti W I Douglas S3SO 400 to1 500 a tenant nouse cistern or ouu DDls have cured me For the benefit of others to Are way down now to make filioes are tho productions ot skills v onircn Address T M Purnell afflicted I vvihh to send this letter capacity liese prices from the best material possible Very truly yours SSOO shoes U nen Millersburg Ky 8fb 3t quickly for Spring Also 350 and 75 for bdys aiv youths 3SO Room ANDERSosr AT S and 300W L SI o- Douglas shoes an Indorsed Sold by all druggists at 50c and Si per box by over 1000000 wearers r fee best two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld beginning at 10 oclock a m the per- ¬ sonal property of said estate in part as r A Real Blood Remedy KlilJJIlllJIITICE v- BJ ARE YOU GOINGS ¬ 3SHOEthIecd L DOUGLAS To Cure A Cold In Ono Day Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Stock JLit JJlUirB ITor 11 JLJJL SUWtfU mm- JJJWXLJJMk iu W ww jfx KJ- - ittyeuiat v SaleBy Brooks Trngjist Isgrig are Davis Thompson lets All druggists refund the money offering surprising urgniis in mens For sale by W Aio if it fails to cure T Brooks and Jarutt K nnerly Paris omfl hnvfi Rtvliqh rh s ihe nrices are tf Kyi right Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab ¬ 2j Kioji Clay In style fit and durablliv of any shoo over offored at the r They are raado in all nteftshapos and styles dud ofevy urlcty of leather If dealer cannot supply you v v for cata Sold by logie to W L Douglas Brockton N J P SISLY hqgiipjtarigFS58 WMil fcwR ijWi W I cN 2 JiEWS ITEMS It is stated that Richard Burton QUARANTINING THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 151898 FORTIFICATIONS ONE DISPATCH KANSAS PACIFIC Tlie Young Idea Fy of Hartford has been offered the chair of Several Papers Read at the Convention in Mobile Ala English literature in the University of - I linnesota In the wreck of the Austrian bark Mattea for Pensacola at Palermo before reported the captain and six of he crew were drowned Steamers City of Seattle and Noyo have sailed from Seattle Wash for Alaska The City of Seattle carried GOO passengers and the Noyo 200 Senor Juan L Cuestas the president of Urag uay ad interim has executed his threatened coup detat and has issued a decree dissolving the as¬ ¬ ¬ Resolutions Introduced for the Establish ¬ ment of i Uniform System of Quarantine and Health Lavs Line Between State and National Quarantine by sits in the front row at the theater Appropriation Hill Amended and Reported Why my ciear to the Senate Committee The Amount Bays That Spain Regrets the Depuy Representatives of the Reorganization So everybody can see that he s got a lit ¬ r Carried by the Measure is Over Nine Mil ¬ Pittsburgh Chronicle Committee Offer to Increase tle hair left behind De Lome Incident lion Dollars Washington Feb 12 A number of It is astonishing how many people criticise The Committees Bid to an Amount Equal things they know nothing about Washingmembers of the senate committee on Spain Does ton Democrat to the Principal of the Governments In- ¬ foreign relations favorable to the Another Dispatch Says That for the Ut ¬ Not Disavow Responsibility debtednessSale AVill Therefore Hawaiiani annexation treaty held an terances of De Lome and Does Not Take Place February 10 17 18 informal meeting in Senater Fryes Consider a Disclaimer Necessary ¬ p Mobile Ala Feb 11 There was added attendance at the quarantine convention Thursday The first paper read was on Quarantine as it Affects Personal Rights by Prof G D Sands of the law department University of Mississippi He defined to what ex tent quarantine law can go without sembly coming in conflict with constitutional The house committee on Indian af- rights of citizens the action of such fairs has reported favorably a bill to extremely limited The ratify the agreement with the Co- law if discussed by Judge Hpaper A was manche Kiowa and Apache Indians in Austill A L Mc of Mobile ¬ ¬ ¬ Oklahoma Arrangements have been made to transport the remaining detachment of government relief expedition on the steamer Lucille which sails from Seattle next Sunday The official confirmation of the assassination of President Barrios came Thursday to the state department in a cable from United States Minister Hun¬ Leod of Mobile ¬ ¬ ter at Guatemala City 4 According to a special dispatch from Paris the Chinese government has agreed to pay an indemnity of 4000 to M Lyandot the Frenchman kidnapped by Tonquin pirates in 1S95 The Alaska Commercial Co will start a steamer from San Francisco in about a week for Unalaska This steamer the Bertha will carry mail which will reach Dutch island about March 1 The Union Beet Sugar Co has let a contract for a 500000 beet sugar factory to be located near Santa Maria Cal It will be connected by rail with the Southern Pacific near Gaudaloupe The torpedo boat Cushing sailed from Key West for Havana Tuesday even ing Adm Sicard who was given a leave of absence several days ago will resume command Saturday of the ¬ ¬ fleet At Nowata Kas John Wilson city marshal in attempting to arrest a man named Dwyer a whisky peddler has been shot by Dwyer The marshal in turn shot Dwjer Both died within 15 minutes State Senator Robert J Han by who has been prominent as the leader of the Addicks faction of the republican party in Delaware died suddenly Thursday morning at his home in Hol¬ ly Oak Del M i ILaM fTv4laiBKr ir fi The board of control of the Joint Traffic association met in New York DESPERATE FIGHT Friday and adopted a resolution con ¬ tinuing the west bound rail and lake Uetwecn Two Young Men at a Uancn Near rates of 54 cents on first class freight Atlanta Ja One Dead the Other May Die to Chicago for one year Atiajvta Ga Feb 11 Charles Justice Sanford of the United States boy shot and court at Tacoma Wash has granted Brown a killed Clint Suttles at a dance on the an injunction restraining the treas- ¬ urer of Lewis county from selling outskirts of the city Wednesday night Northern Pacific railroad lands for de ¬ Both young men were well known in the city Suttles was a notorious linquent taxes of 1S91 fighter and has always been regarded A special to the New York Herald from Buenos Ayres says that advices as a dangerous man Wednesday iight from Rio Janeiro are to the effect that Brown went into the dance hall Japan has made an offer toJBrazil to late and Suttles begau cursing him andSuttles pulled a puiuo uucivvuiaiujjii now in course OI Ufowureseritei him Brown fled to a knife and cut construction m Europe hack followed Brown The queen regent is much concerned pulled and Suttles and shot Suttles his pistol it is said in court circles over the un- ¬ through the head but the desperate expected De Lome incident Premier in Sagasta Colonial Minister Moret and man still followed with his knifeof his hand He pulled Brown out the other members of the cabinet were as- ¬ hack in which he had taken refuge tonished and much displeased with the and throwing him to the ground com ¬ minister menced cutting him again Alexis Claremont who carried Uncle used his pistol once more and Brown shot his Sams mail on foot from Green Bay assailant dead Brown is seriously Wis to Chicago GO years ago is dead cut and may die of his injuries aged 97 He repeated the trip during the Worlds fair He was born in St DE LOME SCORED Ignace and served in the Black Hawk ¬ The Madrid state health officer of Alabama read a paper upon National State and Local Quarantines How Best to Adjust Their He held that there must Differences be harmony between the national state and local quarantine and har mony would be promoted by making the state supreme in its own boiders the function of general government being to aid and to co operate with system state The authorities he advocated is a national bu public reau of health in which all states would have a voice and all states have equal rights in making rules and regulations Under such regulations a complete system of local quarantine can be organized Dr Sanders outlined details of his plan and in conclusion expressed his strong objection to placing all power in officers directed by a central head far removed from Discussion the scene of action of this subject followed Mi Farrer of New Orleans introduced a resolu- ¬ tion calling for a national marine quarantine assisting state maritime quarantine second for an interstate compact establishing a uniform sys tem of quarantine and health laws third for the cession to United States authorities over localities where placed the national quarantine station fourth for a definition for a line be ¬ tween state and national quarantine Referred to the committee on resolu ¬ tions The committee on resolutions report ed at the afternoon session a resolu tion approving the passage by congress of an anti vivisection law After some discussion a motion to table was lost and the resolution was adopted ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dr W H Sanders committee room Friday for the pur- ¬ pose of considering the future course to be pursued with reference to the treaty The meeting resulted from Sena- ¬ tor Tellers suggestion made in execu- ¬ tive session a few days since that the treaty should be abandoned as much because of the lack of votes to pass it and that annexation be accomplished through the means of direct legisla- ¬ tion There was a thorough discussion of the situation at Fridays meeting the result of which was a decision to find an early method of determining the strength of the annexation senti- ¬ ment Accordingly Senator Davis will make an effort to get the treaty up in the senate next week with the view oi exhausting the speeches as soon as possible He will then attempt to se- ¬ cure a test which will reveal the voting strength of the friends of the measure and locate the senators now considered doubtfuL Washington Feb 12 The exact ¬ New York Feb 14 A dispatch to the World from Madrid says A formal statement of regret at and censure of Dupuy De Lomes conduct coupled with an expression of sincere desire that the Canojas letter incident Washington Feb 14 A third message has been sent to Minister Woodford directing him to make a peremptory demand upon the Spanish government for a disavowal of the personal and political points of De Lomes letmembers of congress especially inter- ¬ ter Gen Woodford is sharply re ested in postal matters and Gen Shal buked for his seeming indifference lenberger the second assistant post- ¬ and the suggestion is conveyed through master general will be present Satur¬ him to Premier Sagasta that unless day at the opening in New York of the De Lome incident is closed by circuit No 2 of the pneumatic tube Tuesday next the United States will system built for the transmission of suspend diplomatic relations with the mails The second circuit runs Spain from the general postofiice to Station ENSIGN BRECKENRIDGE H or the Grand Central railroad Sta-¬ a half miles in tion and is three and Cusliinfr length Notice that it was ready Of the Torpedo Boat Drowned Washed Overboard and for operation reached the post New York Feb 14 Ensign Joseph ¬ ¬ amount carried by the fortification bill is S9 052 494 as against 4144912 carried by the bill as it passed the house The principal item of increase is that of S2000000for the construction of gun and mortar batteries making a total of 63000000 The appropriation in this instance is for works now in proThe senate cess of construction also added more than a million dollars to the sum appropriated for the purchase or manufacture of 12 inch breech loading mortars Washington Feb 12 A number of ¬ ¬ shall not impair the present friendly relations between the governments of Spain and the United States or interrupt the negotiations for a commercial treaty will be made by Foreign Minister Gullon immediately following the gazetting of the royal decree accepting Senor De Lomes resignation and ap pointing his successor as Spains representative at Washington On the other hand the Washington correspondent of the World says that Spain has not disavowed responsibility for the utterances of Senor De Lome and does not consider that any disclaimer of that character is necessary From Spains point of view the incident is closed not only as to De Lomes reflections upon the president and the American people but as to his declaration that autonomy is a mockery and reciprocity a fraud Such is the un satisfactory information contained in the long expected statement from Mr Woodford received late Saturday ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ night ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ There will be no postponement of the sale of the Kan- ¬ Confined to Her Bed but Hoods sas Pacific railway set for February 1G Sarsaparilla Cured Her 17 and 18 and ex Gov George Hoadly 41 1 was taken with rheumatism and suf- ¬ of New York special counsel for the government in the Union Pacific fered a great deal of pain and at times my bed I obtained cases arrived in St Louis Friday for I was confined to from the purpose of asking the United States only temporary relief to try medicines and Hoods Sarsaa friend advised me district court to postpone the sale and which I did and it cured me allow the government the privilege of parilla 111 redeeming the claims of the first mort- ¬ Mrs P P Hat Centralia gage bondholders on the eastern and middle divisions He was also to ask Is Americas Greatest Medicine 1 six for 5 for the appointment of a receiver By this means it was expected that cure sick headache 25a the government would be able to ob- ¬ Hoods Pills tain a better price than the reorgani tion committee had offered Mr Hoadley was met here by attor- ¬ neys representing the reorganization committee and the stockholders They all held a conference The representa ¬ tive of the reorganization committee offered to increase the committees bid to an amount equal to the principal of the governments indebtedness The offer was accepted The gentlemen ap- ¬ peared before Judge Sanborn in cham- ¬ bers Saturday and announced that they had reached an agreement The sale will therefore be good Washington 14 Feb Attorney TRADE MARK General Griggs received a dispateh X from Judge Hoadley the governments legal representative in the matter of the sale of the Kansas Pacific railroad stating that an arrangement had been effected by which the Union Pacific re- ¬ organization committee would pay the fpnuprTimpnts lirn in nrincipal of the e full St Louis Feb 14 Rheumatic Pains ¬ Hoods SarsapanlEa v- x- Celebrated for more than a century as a delicious nutri- ¬ tious and flesh forming bev- ¬ erage Has our well known t YELLOW LABEL EUGENE FRANCIS LOUD Chairman of the House Committee on Post Offices and Post roads office war in 1S32 Among the passengers on the steamship Mariposa from Australian ports were 50 stalwart miners who are on their way to the Alaskan gold fields They stated that at least 5000 people would leave Australia for the gold fields during the next few months The Washington correspondent of the London Daily News says iPresi ident McKinley is resolved that Spain shall haveno vestige of an excuse to r - ife Vancouver The first iCifa series of skating con- ¬ tests between Joseph Donoghue the Canadian champion and Win Letts of New Jersey was skated Thursday niglitat the Ice Palace Phil ¬ adelphia The distance was one mile and Donoghrae won in three minutes 4G seconds According to an official dispatch re ¬ ceived by LazaArriaga the Guatemal an minister at 11 olclock Friday night there is no foundation for the report published that a revolution broke out Thursday in Guatemala city Order has not been disturbed and peace prevails all over the country Rev W D Roekwell lias brought an action for libel against Chancellor Jas R Day of Syracuse N Y university and Djr Jas M Buckley editor of the Christian Advocate of Nevv York He asks for a joint judgement of 35000 be- ¬ cause of the publication of articles which ihe claims defame him The senate committee on posfc offices and post ixads is not likely to report the nomination of 0 TV Petty to be postmaster at Charleston W Va A general understanding has reached to that effect The senators do not want to displace Mrs Kenna the widow of the Jate Senator Kenna who is presenj incumbent of the office ¬ dignity At Topeka Kas Judge Hazen an the state district court in a decision just rendered holds that a bicycle is a tool and essentiaLto a mans profession or occupation and that as such is ex exempt from execution A citizens bi C3cle had been levied upon to collect p judgment On account of increased Klondike business the Canadian Pacific Tele¬ graph Co has decided to lay an addi tional cable between Vancouver and Victoria British Columbia The com pany is also stringing another heavy copper wire between Montreal amd ¬ ¬ pick a quarrel with the United States and Spain can disown Senor De Lomes ntterance without the slightest loss of department Friday and Gen to Gary being unable attend ceremony delegated Mr Shallen the berger to represent him Good results are looked to from the new tube Greater facility in handling the immense amount of mail matter passing between the post office and the Grand Central station will be the greatest ad- ¬ vantage gained As a result of the inHeraldo Called the Late Min troduction of the service the postal of ¬ ister Incompetent Madrid Feb 11 The publication in ficials believe that the resort will be the United States of Minister De had to the mails for hasty communicaLomes letter to Senor Canalejas the tion by many persons who heretofore text of which has been cabled here re- have used the telegraph for that pur- ¬ vives public interest in the Heraldos pose recent ratings of the ministers incomWashington Feb 12 The war de ¬ petence dt appears that although Se- partment Friday made public the ad- ¬ nor De Lome advised the government vices received from Capt P H Ray of here of the intentions of the United the Eighth infantry who was sent to States to send the warship Maine to Alaska to report on the conditions in Havana he did not notify the govern the mining country The reports em- ¬ ment of her actual sailing brace a period running from October The Heraldo on January 28 quoted a 3 to November 3 and are dated from list of other instances of Senor De Circle City and Fort Yukon They Lomes slowness under the spread show a very serious state of affairs heading Let Dupuy Take a Rest that trouble is threatened at various places and that there is serious danger Isaac IJ Potter Ke JSIected President St Louis ilfc b 11 Isaac B Potter at some points of lack of food of New York was elected piesident of owing in a large measure to the failure itheiL A TY on the first ballot The of the transportation companies to get in sufficient supplies In a report ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L B vvate POTTER 213 Geo D Gideon 107 blank 6 Keen au of Pennsylvania was elected vice president The national assembly will meet next vear at Providence R L of Philadelphia stood Potter dated Circle City October 3 Capt Ray recommends should the department decide to establish a post on the Upper river that the mouth of Mission or American creek be chosen as the site with a sub post if necessary at Circle Cit The best interests of the service he says requires permanent garrisons to be located well away from mining towns so that the troops if required to act will not be biased by local in- ¬ fluence Washington Feb 12 The Indian office will soon issue advertisements inviting pasture lands on the Osage and Kaw Indian reservations in Oklahoma There are about 200000 acres to be leased and the period is to be three years from April 1 Winthrop Minn Berlin Md Spen eerport N Y and Dresden 0 all fourth class post offices will be assign ¬ ed to the third class April 1 Washington Feb 12 The Indian appropriation bill passed the senate Waksa vv Feb 11 During a funeral service in the synagogue at Idzienciol in Grodno the womans gallery collapsed In the panic that ensued 12 vomen 5 men and 3 children were crushed to death and many others were seriously injured senate Thursday passed the primacy crcuuuuicjuiuj liji wmen nao aoxeaay passed the lower house and the gov¬ ernor signed the bill immediately The law will govern all primary elec ttaflS hereafter held in Chicago Twenty Persons Crushed to Death Friday afternoon Coldaibus ¬ O Feb 12 The eleventh annual JLincoln day banquet at the Lincoln Day Banquet at Columbus law to Govern Primary Elections SPKDTG FIELD 111 Feb II The stat to by Congressman S A J Adam Bedee of Minneapolis L J Crawford of New ¬ port Ky Lieut Gov A W Jones Hon J Warren Keifer of Springfield Hon D W Ayers or Marysville Hon imnes ottreii ot Tcuedo tton D Watsrjn of Columbus and Hon D laylor of Cambridge Gov JBushnrJ sponded the Chittenden hotel Friday night It was not as large as previous gather- iug oi me Kina Toasts were re- - Ohio Republican league was held at Northway of Ohio n as nop present on the front of every package executive officer of and our trade mark the torpedo boat Cushing was washed overboard and drowned during a La Belle Chocolatiere stormy passage from Key West to Ha ¬ on the back vana says the Havana correspondent of the Herald The Cushing arrived NONE OTHER GENUINE Frida- night with the body and signalled the Maine for medical assist ¬ ance All efforts to resuscitate En ¬ Made only by sign Breckenridge were futile The v body was sent by the Cushing to Key WAL CK LSAiVtlK CC WJ LtQ DEL1NA READER ROBERTS West Saturday DORCHESTER riASS About to Be Presented with a Medal foi The Cushing left Key West Friday Bravery Displayed During the War ESTABLISHED 1780 morning with stores for the Maine She pitched heavily in a fearful sea CUBAN EXPEDITION She slowed engines at one oclock in on Pease River With sight of the coast of Cuba Immedi Sails Irom a Point Ammunition tl Quutmmi Arms and fiii e ately afterward Ensign Breckenridge aS Vffi HB 7 I Jacksonville Fla Feb 14 A spe- ¬ who was stationed forward was car- ¬ cial to the Times Union and Citizen ried off his feet by a heavy t sea He fromTampa fdXai clulchefihe Almost uh der thenoseoff Edward aft The line parted however and Gaylor superintendent of Pimkertons Ensign Breckenridge went overboard TJEEPING abreast with Seamen Everett and Coppage started Spanish spies a large Cuban expedi- ¬ the inventions of this to go to the rescue in a lifeboat but it tion left Tampa Saturday night and was swamped in lowering and the men Sunday night sailed from a point on age we by modern ma j Pease river were thrown into the water chinercompress our The men about 70 in number walked Ensign Breckenridges strength was through the streets of Tampa about 2 powdered Dr M A Sim- ¬ fast failing as he was encumbered oclock Sunday morning and boarded a ¬ with heavy oilskin boots The Cushmons Liver Medicine into ing was running through the sea del- special train which quickly bore them tablets and sugar coat uged from stem to stern As Brecken ¬ to a point near where they were to them ridge was going under the cook Dan- ¬ embark and there they remained in iel Askins went overboard to the res- ¬ hiding until Sunday night when a tug Consumers can either cue The Cushing finally obeyed her took them out to the steamer which bore them away to Cuba Col Emilio swallow the tablets whole helm and swung around and maneu ¬ Nunez being in charge of the steam¬ vered near the men in the water Ator chew them up and swal- ¬ kins Coppage and Everett were res- ¬ er It is said Gen Sanguilly is low with water The cued by lines and Ensign Beecken the real commander and color is given this rumor by the fact that when the ridge was taken on board in the same candy sugar coating ex- ¬ manner Atkins fastening the line to men left here they were in charge of cludes the air protects the Col Lechuga who was first lieutenant him of the personal staff selected by San- ¬ purified medicine from On the arrival in Havana the Maines guilly when he failed to get away from surgeon was ashore A message was microbic influences pre- ¬ sent Dr Burgess Burgess said it was Jacksonville Superintendent Gaylor vents the possibility of doubtful if medical aid if available his son and another Pinkerton man have could have saved the ensign Lieut been here looking for Sanguilly they deterioration from atmos Gleaver commander of the Cushing is believing he was somewhere near It is pheric changes insuring alleged that the Cubans have sent San- ¬ heartbroken away on this trip to get rid of perfect purity and full Breckenridges father is inspector guilly him in the United States The de- ¬ general of the army in Washington strength when taken and The chief officer of the customs has tectives are totally ignorant of the de- ¬ makes it asked the general government if he parture of this expedition It is understood 5000 rifles G000 has the right to collect customs duties candy Tablets on the provisions brought by the Cush- ¬ pounds of dynamite 200000 rounds of contain only the powdered cartridges and a large lot of supplies ing to the Maine up the cargo Liver Medicine same as Washington Feb 12 The follow ¬ made ing cablegram has been received at the sold in packages by Dr OPERA HOUSE state department from Consul General M A Simmons and we Lee at Havana dated Friday At Moline 111 With Contents Totally De ¬ 11 Breckenridge of tho Ensign J stroyed by Fire his successors since 1840 Cushing was washed overboard anc 111 Feb 14 Moline The Auditori- ¬ Price 25 Cents per Package drowned a few hours before the arriva um opera house with its contents was of the vessel in this port The body totally destroyed by fire Sunday even- ¬ C F Simmons Medicine Co was recovered and I am arranging to ing Adjoining store buildings also proprietors have it embalmed and sent home to- suffered from fire and water The morrow total loss is estimated at 80000 The Louis Mo Capt Sigsbee of the Maine makes flames cut off egress from the Audito the following report to the navy de rium and there were several thrilling partment on the same subject rescues by ropes and ladders The Ensign Breckenridge of the Cush building contained the large plant of ing fell overboard in heavy sea by the Porter Printing Co Electric Laun ¬ ubstantial parting of life line and drowned Body dry Commercial Heating Plant Postal Break news to family Telegraph Co etc recovered Arnolds Fun Five Finger Exercise Will send body back to Key West Sun ¬ makers troupe lost their entire outfit No 2 ¬ Other The loss is covered by insurance day by Olivette if practicable Will send Cushing wise by Cushing Haifa dozen persons were in the sea subsides back when dormitories of the building and narrow- ¬ A word which in the Estey The navy department has given or- ¬ ly escaped burning to death all the Organ construction means ders that a naval officer shall meet the stairways having been burned Two remains which are expected to reach men slid down a rope from the third experience best material deft Key West Sunday afternoon on the floor and two women and two men fingers and improved machin- ¬ Olivette They will be interred at the were rescued by means of ladders The ¬ home of the young officer at Lexing building was a three story brick and is ery All this accounts for the Ky ton a total loss marvelous way the Estey Day Movement An Eight Hour will stand in tune and re-¬ Victim of Cocaine Dead New York Feb 14 Samuel Gom Louisville Ky Feb 14 Dr John sist bad climate pers president of the American FedMany an of Labor has been in this city It Develi died at a sanitarium Sunday eration Estey twenty five years for two days to get the unions of the a victim of cocaine Two weeks ago old is as good as new city to enter into a great movement he and his daughter were found uncon for an eight hour work day Accord- scions and half starved in a miserable Onr five pointed dis- - EsfeV OfCM Co ing to the present plans of labor lead- ¬ tenement The daughter aged 20 will oonrso complete with catalogue sent free BfClttleborO Vt ers a demand for the eight hour day recover Fifteen years ago Develi was will be made on May 1 next that will a prominent and wealthy physician He spoke 13 languages and lived in involve fullv a million men 40c r luxury with a cultivated family He Justice McFarland Dead contracted the cocaine habit and soon a Eta Z -- imn St Louis Feb 14 Justice G B he and his family became fiends The Hovto irrnwwhunf ttln t J600 bus- potatoes per acre- supreme court wife died two years ago The family A J37EL levnd CATALOGUE mailed you McFarland of the state GREAT c1PJCJljfcd samples upon receipt ot J died at seven a m Saturday as a re had beep practically destitute for three f AOTIJJaHd ceuts stamps T years sult of an operation for appendicitis j0HSA SALZKIl SEED CO LACROSSEIn WIS K 5 A C Breckenridge i t - ¬ i t ¬ SOMETHING NEM saysif U Wff - ¬ ¬ i take as pleasant to ¬ St ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ iOatsWheat - ¬ H 1 I l SP r 0 THE BOITRBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY KM 15 1898 Mortal said the guide in ai tepul ehral voice to the blindfolded candidate whom he was conducting in a slow and solemn march around the darkened hall you are now approaching an ordeal that will test your fortitude to the utmost Go ahead answered Mr Meeker apathetically I think I can stand it It isnt anything to what Ill catch when I go home Chicago Tribune Boy vsi Bee A little boy sat on a bumble bee He laughed in innocent childish glee jseiore ne sat aown out on my and on me He arose with a yell like a wild Cherokee Oh my Oh fhv Oh rrtfi- 3 No Terrors- - for- Hinn - -- aM -- vL tcPyrieht 1896 by J B Llppincott Co fv CHAPTER I The train stopped at Sidington just long enough to have a trunk thrown off and allow one passenger to alight The trunk was mine the passenger myself Then the train went on again the en- ¬ gine puffing and hissing in a vain at- ¬ tempt to acquire suddenly the greatest speed seemingly in great impatience that it had been compelled to stop at all which was not to be wondered at for when I gazed around from what I could see Sidington was nothing more than a station house a few miles of railroad and a wide stretch of hilly you kindly tell me as a return favor where a team can be procured to cart me and mj belongings over to my place The fellow grinned at me as though there had been something in my words of an amusing nature but finally he did give me the desired information Why I guess maybe Jake Hunsicker kin take you over Hes just gettin in the oats but if you pay him praps hell leave the oats be long enough to drive to Nelsonville and back Anjway he kin take you after supper if you wanter And where does Mr Hunsicker live I asked The agent pointed to a clump of trees on the summit of a hill about a quarter You kin see just a of a mile distant part of the roof through the trees The road runs uphill right past the house How about these things while I am gone Will thej be safe I inquired Oh yes no onell take em Itll be all right he replied indifferently as though he did not care whether my lug ¬ gage would be secure or not Then he gave one more glance at me grinned in his dull way sprang from the platform and went off down the road All the country for miles about Nel- ¬ sonville had been familiar to my boy- ¬ hood But now after an absence of 18 years I could hardly recognizethis part of it The railroad had been built some five years before and that made in itself a great change The station was in a valley and the fertile fields and dark green forests on the bounding hills were all very beautiful But as there were few houses and those in the distance there was a loneliness about the place which seemed to find a counterpart in my life For I was a social Ishmael an outcast bur ¬ dened with the suspicion of a crime of which I was innocent The fact that nothing could be proved against me in the minds of most people only indi- ¬ cated that I was such an adept in roguery as to be able to cover up all proof of my guilty v v It was now a year that the cloud haft rested over my good name The first six months of this time I had vainly at-¬ tempted to live down the general sus- ¬ picion But I found the houses of even those I had considered true friends closed against me and so heart sore and almost despairing I fled to Europe hoping to find partial forgetf ulness or at least a rest from cruel tongues Un- ¬ fortunately for my peace Americans read the newspapers and I had only to mention my name to my countrymen whom I met during my trip abroad to be asked if I was the one whose name was mentioned in connection with the great bank robbery in Philadelphia I soon tired of this and of being compelled to tell over and over again the circum- ¬ stances of that affair so resolved to go back to my native land avoid the city where I was so well and so unfavorably known and seek rest and peace amid the scenes of my childhood I also de- ¬ termined after my arrival to begin a on my own hook country There was a young fellow of about my age standing in the doorway of thewait-ing-rooHe was regarding me with evident curiosity I stepped up to him Where is the station agent I asked briefly Why Im the agent the fellow plied in drawling tones wait till then m re- ¬ t 1 4 m Tm i vl 5 fe - - when a couple of coals pass This aint much of a station But whats to be done about my lug- ¬ gage I asked impatiently pointing toward a large trunk and several bun- ¬ dles at the upper end of the platform The agent looked in the direction I Oh thats all yours is it indicated I thought maybe it might be Got checks I suppose Yes certainly Here they are He took the checks gazed at them doubtfully for a moment then slowly went to the pile of luggage I guess its all right he said after talcing the checks from the various ar-¬ ticles of baggage and carefully compar V1ijjthemwiththe ones I had given fhEffi5BPYoVldn take em aldng Now the trunk was large and heavy and I turned on the fellow with a touch of anger for at first I thought he was making game of me But when I saw the expression of stolid indifference on his face it struck me he was simply Isnt there any town here or at least sweeping my a settlement Is this arm around in a comprehensive gesture is this all there is of Sidington You kin see about all there is from here the agent replied with a grin Then to my surprise he stepped out on the platform locked the door and put the key in his pocket Are you going to leave the station I inquired Yes No use stayin around There aint no more trains till three oclock The station agent down at the depot at least in all business relations and said that perhaps I could get you to her absolute trust in me after all the take me over to Nelsonville Will you cruel insinuations and the cold looks of suspicion was balm to my wounded do it V ell bud vere just at de oats Mr spirit There was another the brightest fair Hunsicker said to wait until after sup ¬ est and best of women who also felt I am willing per which will not interfere with the confidence in my integrity or at least harvesting You will be well paid fcr had done so one whose affection 1 had gained But I had not hmrd from 3rour trouble Hereupon the rather shrill voice of her since immediately after the rob ¬ a woman came from the inner room bery and whether her trust and love She spoke in Pennsjlvania Dutch but still remained unshaken I could not I was able to make out that her words say I had no reason to doubt her but conveyed a command for her husband then time works wonderful changes to comply with my request She also in a womans opinions often added that he should not offer to do the After supper Jake drove me over to work too cheaply Nelsonville Sarah accompanied us of I smiled as I recognized in this one course She would have been Intensely of the provident traits of a Pennsylvania pleased to have me stay at her own Dutch farmers wife house but I was longing foi the rest pay you well I reiterated and peace which the old homestead Ill me feefty seemed to promise and so could not I guess you should gif cent Mr Hunsicker said in a doubt ¬ be persuaded to change my plans ful manner as though he really did At the corner of two roads near the not expect to receive that amount but house dwelt an old widow who had was determined to get all out of me taken care of my place that he could The large farm had been rtnted out It is settled then tliat you take me in parcels to neighboring farmers but over Well not quarrel about the terms the house had remained vacant ever Allow me to rest here under the cool since my grandfathers death shade the remainder of the afternoon We stopped at the widows home for and give me some supper and you shall the key and tfie old lady cane along have a dollar with us The farmer was quite overwhelmed Soon I stood upon the porch and by my munificent offer as Avas also the gazed around upon the scenes which hitherto unseen female For the wom had stamped themselves so strongly an peeped from behind the door of the upon my boyhoods mind that even now kitchen to have a look at me after all these years they seemed won I bowed to her and she acknowledged derfully familiar I missed tho white my salutation by coming forward headed old gentleman whose figure had I guess you haf no dinner she said been the most beautiful of all to my in a hospitable way boyish mind With a sigh I turn ed to The truth was I had had none and the door placed the key in the lock being rather healthy I was not sorry turned the bolt and entered followed to be ushered to the table where I reverentially by Sarah and her husband was bountifully supplied and Mrs Snyder the old widow During the meal the woman favored TO BE CONTINUED me with many searching glances which I attributed to her curiosity TOC EMOTIONAL After I had finished my repast we again returned to the front porch She Mistook an Icehouse for the You have a nice place here I said Tomb of Washington handing the man a cigar The house If the men who beoome the objects of is new is it not hero worship could see the evidence of Aboud fife year old he answered the feeling they inspire they would wife took up the conversa- ¬ possibly be even more reconciled to and then his tion leaving this sphere for any other bet- ¬ Ve rented a farm of er at Nelsonville ter or worse Sometimes they 6 know for a long dime Bud ve nefer had no and then they need to exerciie abun¬ childrens so ve safed some money and dant charity botight dis farm she said An American who has lived much The woman was eager for a little gos- ¬ abroad sajs that he was present on one sip and was bound to have it in spite occasion when a country woman of his own met a famous poet She saw the object of her idolatry She rushed for- ¬ ward and struck an attitude And is it possible she cried dra ¬ matically that I look upon Brown ¬ ¬ now r see- - there Quite- - BJizJit isa womam motormanj Well why Why not not Certainly how to make things hum who does- It was generally conceded by all whoclaimed to know the sex that the point was- well taken Chicago- Post - If a woman doesntknow - Rube in Xo This Cruel World aint you thankful youre liv-- Oh me N Y Journal FEMININE LOGIC got to pay rent Well 3 ouve got a good family Theyre down with the measles Well you orter be thankful for the air you breathe Its chuck full of malaria an I cant buy quinine Atlanta Constitution He y 1 JiSSftfe vrwwgwm y m I VJH ac IPfW iiii micrs ventors fail to realize the importance of their own work She What is the particular instance He Why here is a statement that the inventor of the hairpin intended it to be used simply in dressing the hairl It Short Sighted is strange how frequently in- ¬ Puck er 20 years silence He Humph I suppose some other woman got in front of her at a bargain Good Reason She Heres an account of a woman who regained the use of her tongue aft- ¬ counter N Y Truth afFfe girl fiff Mrs Vansook His Solution declare little girls and boys of 12 stay up half the night nowadays Mr Newly blessed absently I sup ¬ pose they acquire the habit while thej are babies Puck skies The poet is oft heard to sing But when on the sidewalk the shovel h His words have a different ring plies Chicago Record Of the beautiful snow as it falls from I at the childrens party Caller Your maid is a very pretty ¬ Winter Moods thi Hostess M3 husband asserts the op posite Caller Do you know that looks sus- ¬ picious if I were in your place I would discharge her at once Lustige Welt This life is ever merry Uncertain is very A gay politician once said One day Im a sinner The next Im a winner With halos all over my head Washington Star Shifting Opinion WOMANS MISSION DISCOVISHKD Af ¬ i Evils of Racing Employer warningly I am informed sir that you attend horse races and bet on them Clerk coolly I won 1000 last week get Employer yr excitedry tips N Y Weekly Where dye ii3 si m 1 K t Lt iSf V lm The reason I had not done this before will be stated later The solitude of Sidington the lack of a welcoming hand the knowledge ne that I had outgrown all boyish esti- ¬ So youre goin to Nelsonville favored me with a quick searching mates and would therefore find the old lance which was immediatelv with homestead no longer encompassed drawn when he caught my eye Nel about by the romantic interest which sonvilles about three miles from here a youngsters mind was able to conjure Taint much more of a up all this did not tend to raise my de- ¬ he continued place than Sidington You aint goin pressed spirits and my heart was heavy to stay there are you within me as I plodded tip the long I was about to answer sharply that¬ dusty hill toward the home of Mr Hun- ¬ that was my business but remember- sicker ing the curiosity that the advent of a A delicious breeze was blowing at the stranger generally causes in the minds top of the hill and I paused a moment of country folks I told him my plans under the shade of the maples to bare were not definite my perspiring brow to the cool in- ¬ Taint that I wanter be impert fluence nent he went on with a grin but I Then I slowly walked up the shady thought if you was only goin to stay path leading to the porch keeping my there over night you might leave your hat in my hand I hoped Mr Hunsicker trunk in the station would be at the house for dinner for Well I had intended to spend two or determined not to go out into the hot three months possibly longer in Nel- - I fields to search for him sonville It depends altogether on how A knock at the open door I like it So you see I must have my an interruption in thefront of caused clatter dishes trunk He gazed which proceeded from an inner room Two or three months and very soon shuffling footsteps ap down at the track for a moment and proached the door then turned quickly toward me as A tall though an important idea had just dressed in stoop shouldered individual a brown cotton shirt blue come to him overalls and cowhide boots loomed up There aint no hotel at Nelsonville out of of the darkened Praps 3rou didnt know that he said From the gloomof astonishment rooms on the the look to me It will make no diirerenceaccommo-1 mans face when he saw me 1 judged ¬ have made arrangements for ¬ of dation You see I am going to occupy the advent to a stranger was a rare occurrence this household a portion of my own property Will you haul me and a trunk to then Oh you own a place there Yes the old Nelson homestead is Nelsonville I asked My question produced a blanker stare mine It descended to mc from my grandfather Abram Nelson He has from the old f el Tow and his jaws which been been dead 18 years I have not seen the hadfood busy masticating a mouthful ceased operations I gave him place since I was quite a small boy of of time and when he had partially re- ¬ then And now as I have plenty leisure the desire is natural to revisit covered from his surprise again ad- ¬ dressed him the scenes of boyhood days Do you understand English I The agent listened to my wordsand I was considerably amused to note the asked Ach indeed he replied aft ¬ interest they inspired an interest I er he had hastily swallowed thef ood thought then due wholly to a country And is your name Hunsicker Jacob fellows curiosity to Hunsicker I continued If I have told you all you wish He nodded a reply fcnow about myself I went on will ¬ y-e-- e-s dull and stupid It is Thank you I finally said ver3r kind of you to allow me to take my own property Perhaps you will show further kindness by telling me how I am to take it The bundles I might possibly manage but the trunk as you see is large and I can assure you heavy and I really should prefer not to carry it if any other way of removal might be devised For a moment it seemed to me the blast of sarcasm produced an effect for just a shadow of a smile appeared on the agents face It lasted but an instant however and the blank stare with which he had viewed my belongings took its place Where you wanter go he finally asked in an indifferent manner I would like to go to Nelsonville if there could be found a way to get my trunk there too I replied ¬ ¬ ¬ thorough investigation of the robbery -- One feels that Dr Johnson in the same circumstances would have re- ¬ marked gruffty Dont be a fool madam Again there are times when pathos r is showered only upon the dead T F Silleck says that on one of his holiday excursions he visited Mount Vernon and there in the grounds he came upon a middle aged lady kneeling before a 811L I r IMfiSw building at some distance from the monument She was bathed in tears Mr Silleck walked up to her and asked if she were in trouble Xo sir said she thank you very much I am not in trouble but my pa- ¬ triotic feelings overcome me when I gaze upon the tomb of the Father of his Country Where you wanter go I quite understand said Mr Silleck of the fact that the dinner dishes were gently but my dear madam you have made a mistake This is not the tomb awaiting her Did 3rou ever know old Abram Nel- ¬ of Washington It is over yonder This son of Nelsonville I asked willing is the icehouse to indulge her wish Its a long time And drying her tears the lady moved now since he died 18 years quietly away Youths Companion Yes ve knew him It vas part of his farm ve rented after he died the man Like Hogs or Like Gentlemen made response Years ago when it was more the I could not restrain a smile at his fashion in Kansas than at present clumsy way of imtting it but before United States District Attorney Bill I could ask another question the wom- ¬ Perry gave a stag party to his gen- ¬ an came up to where I was standing tlemen friends at Fort Scott He had and gazed earnestly into my face procured a bountiful supply of cold Ach Gott Its true she ex ¬ beer for the delectation of his guests claimed clutching my arms Its Nel but hid it away in an upper room as a little Nel Ach Gott I knew it post prandial surprise When the Then her excitement ended in a flood proper time arrived for the revelation of tears I gazed down at her in as- ¬ of his surprise he saidto the assembled tonishment and as I looked recollec- ¬ company tion came to me Boys I have a lot of cold beer up- ¬ Why surely I used to know you stairs but before we start I want to I said smiling down upon her You know whether you intend to drink like must be Sarah You used to work at gentlemen or like hogs Grandfather Nelsons when I wag a Oh well drink like gentlemen lead small boy and took care of me during on Billy chorused a dozen voices in my visits reply Ach see he knows me the woman That settles it replied the jovial exclaimed turning toward her husband host as a smile rippled over all three He vould not forget Sarah So so of his double chins Ill have to send After so long a dime Ach my And for more beer A hog always knows now you are a man and haf growed so when hes got enough Kansas City big Journal I really should have explained before Heredity that my name is Nelson Conway I had been rather a small puny child and my It has been said that the training of gradfather called me Little Nel a boy should begin with his grand Soon Jake went about his business mother Where this precaution has harvesting the oats Sarah and I sat been neglected there should be some all that afternoon under the cool shade charity for the boy if he does not turn talking about old times out well and the generous parent will My parents had been dead many not refuse to bear at least a portion of years and it was something new in my the responsibilitj experience to be petted deferred to Your son Robert Mr Waxworth and made much of Sarah took up the remarked a teacher to the father of acquaintance just where it had been one of his pupils is not lacking in ca- ¬ broken off 18 years ago and seemed im ¬ pacity to learn and has many good bued with an augmented adoration for points but he is apt to think that what me he does is always right He is very I felt there was one true loyal soul self conceited in the world whom I could depend on I know it replied tle father with and in the natural desire for sympathy a deep sigh He gets that characterand consolation I recounted to her all istic from his mothers folks In other my troubles including the circum ¬ respects he takes after our side of the stances connected with the bank rob- ¬ family Youths Companion bery and the suspicion under which I had groaned in spirit for a year now Missed Him Rathrr atc It seems as though I were fated to When Dn Whewell master of Trinity aarry that load to the grave I re ¬ college Cambridge was a turorheonce marked despondingly invited a number of his men to a wine Ach no indeed you vont Dond as the entertainments of those days you feel pad aboud it Nel You see it used to be called Noticing a vacant come right Let dem come to me Why is place he said to his servant Sarah continued waxing indignant not Mr Smith here He is dead sir let dem come to me I dell dem if a was the resply I wish you would tell grandson of Abram Nelson is a thief me when my pupils die was the indig And dey find out some day Francisco Argonaut nant answer--Sa- n Her assurances comforted and en- ¬ I couraged me very much For I knew Blain food suits not dainty appetites my life had been honorable and square Eliza Tabor f m in jgAl hK ing So Young Too See this picture papa I drew the horse said f Willie Ah And who drew the wagon our-year-o- ld BmmSv asked papa The horse papa Hai lem Life Explained Mrs Goode Why is thing else tramps would sooner sleep than do any Tramp Datsbecause Up-to-Dat- e it that you He Why was woman created tfWay - any disposition iti Thoug h much against the watered stock The honest farmer rails He gives the thirsty steer a drink A mile this side the scales Chicago Journal MORE THAN LIKELY Weight She So man could have some rttM Amk Bf K1 i blame for his misfortunes N Y Ledger The Olllce Holder Slight is the change that has been wrought By laurels on his brow They called him Dick or Harry then They call him Mister now Washington Star A one is more likely to love before she has had time to get acquainted with them than afterward Boston Transcript Nothing Strange A man in Birmingham has got him ¬ self into trouble by marrying two wives Cautions Bertha Do you believe in love at first sight Edith I believe there are persons Many a man in this town has got into sufficient trouble through marrying only one Tit Bits Getting Better Patrice I dont think you will find another husband like mine in the whole world Patience The world must be getting better then Yonkers Statesman Messenger Hurry over to the mu ¬ seum doctor the glass eater is ill Doctor What seems to be the matter with him Mess enger They say he has a pane in his stomach- Detroit Free Press - That is nothing The chicken hasnt got no song Like birds dat carol sweet He doesn frow no sweetness roun But saves it foh de meat Washington Star DID NOT INCLUDE HIM Natural History I ¬ Though time leaves traces on her face The dear girl can defy it No matter what her age may be Her lips will still belie it Judge Not Particular Madge Mamma is very anxious that should marry into an old family Grace Which one Madge Oh any old famil3r Town Cant Help It Topics Dont Be Qneer From ways of queerness let us shrink We see from year to year Those are the queerest folk who think That other folks are queer Chicago Record They say old Gotrox spends a Kind Lady Dont you know its bad great deal of time in your company for little boys to smoke Maud Thats about all he does spend Patsy Bolivar Dats yhat I tells me N Y Journal kidbrudder Philadelphia Press She Couldnt A PresNinp Invitation Penelope Cholly fell through the ice She said he was a great big bear And be it to his credit yesterday He hugged her awfully then and there Marie Indeed Then the ice cant And she was glad she said it bear him either N Y World Chicago Daily News Her Opinion Differed Dad Company Papa That Mr Huggins has a hard He said he judged people by the face company they kept Daughter It never felt that way to What did you say p me Yonkers Statesman I said good by Not the Same Kind No Chance Why do you say he is not in Ihe same The Tourist How is stealing horses class with the average alderman regarded here now one has ever even talked of indict ¬ No Alkali Ike As advertising funeral Chicago Post Yellow Book ing him Nothing New Kenned Flattery Did you read about the clergyman She What a pretty facp your watch who is going to preach without pay has Thats mothing niy wife has been He I asMire you sfs reeatid beauty Yonkers Statesmaa din it for years Ckicago Record Claud Pick-Me-U- Economical ¬ ¬ A ty -- 4 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY iwryvsratgA3rt wfcThxftHiftiMMfr FEBRUARY 15 1898 T ipii iwiiiijjnitai ui fcrgMT Royal mahes the food pure wholesome and delicious i I LiJMIM iiJJgHIWaiUJJU A VALENTINE OBITUARY KeHpeotfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The lesd 1 I Linger there but n trembling thrill In thy trusting heart tor me Twill make me persevere until Love is won unconsciously IL Near Bowling Green a boy nearly caused the death of his sister wijile phiying killing four-year-o- ld I g tii two-year-o- ld Worn 0utI J IP PQWIffl Absolutely Pure 1 Lingers in thy glorious eyes Coy and tender looks for me Twonld call forth my responsive sighs Make me yearn for love and thee hofifi III I fain would know loves ecstacy Mingling human with divine And so I send these Hues to thee Dear one as a valentine Walter Champ in Louisville Post The Postoflice Muddle Mrs Sue Ashbrook wife of Samuel A hbrook of Cynthiaua did Sunday Burial to moriow at Pattle Gtove Iexingtou Leader Talks Knowingly About 1 P ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK iwuw t TTiNmmiiimnii r - --- n- TEE BflffPOnH nCinfC I jl i II J II M ill IS P p L 5M U Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Ifriday by WALTER CHAMP Editor x and Owners BBUHE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc Oayable to the order of GnttP Miiler oar-- tweuty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar3s cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards JJsplays one dollar per inch for first inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Locals in blaci type ¬ 4Z VSRlItSUW JiA27EH ¬ ¬ Representative Mount the Oldham county Populist has introduc d a hill in the Kentucky Legislature to change the name of Carlisle county to William Jennings Bryan County While the are being immortalized silver saints why not change Mercer to Colonel Woodford to Jack Chinn County Clay Joseph Styles Blackburn County Fayette to Chas J Bronston County and Kenton to William Groebel Count And whats the matter with having an Allen O Myers County and a Col Hez Lung County J 9 Dispatches from Lincoln Nebraska state that workmen who were digging a well on Mr Bryans property have found gold bearing sand Similar firds hive been made in that vicinity and twenty miles away the gold bearing sand is being worked with profit Prov- ¬ idence must be trying to make a gold bug out of Mr Bryan J u Senator Thomas has introduced a bill n Swf JK - which provides that no female pupil at itheState Feeble Minded Institute shall fee discharged under 45 years of age un- ¬ less her condition has become normal WHEEL NOTES v Linnri Aboiit T nttsvi Of The Wheel re Home And b 235 new At Last week J the L A W now is 102980 The fine weather of the past week has caused the bicycle fever to break out and many Parisians have brought their wheels from Winter quarters J H George of Philadelpia rode 32479 miles in 1897 winning the mileage record He i J centuries In 1896 he rode 76 centuries in sixty days 39 in 30 days Frank Jacobs Edgar Minter Early Minter James Ingels Will Dudley and Chas Dudley of the Bourbon Ramblers made their first run of the se ason Sunday They rode to Cynthiana and returned home in time for supper ¬ ¬ ¬ members joined The total memberthip A See third page i 1 Oo ocxlul story We are just as thankful for i small package as a large ich will re ceiye the same thorough and careful attention It we get the former it will in timo grew to tk i1 Mie satisfac- ¬ tion 2 on will derive iu wearing our laundered work ¬ 1 - Bourbon Steam Laundry Tort -- Wrights Cilery - 1 tual life has The Northwestern paid to representatives of its policy- ¬ holders and to its policy holders and is 180000000 an now holding for there excess over premium reoeipts of over 2000000 tf r f Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair I The followi g in regard to the com- ¬ promise effected in the Paris post office muddle appeared in yesterdays Lead ¬ er under the following capiion TO Compromise between John L Bosley phosphites of Lime and Soda and Sherman H Stivers SenatorDebce ft contains iust the remedies to W Decreed It ft meet these wants The cod- - w Editor The compromise between jm MAAMAM lWft V1 MMTAH Bosley and Sherman II Stivers John L ft ztrenortn enriches the MnnrL W 7 W ft x T 1 for the Paris postoflice by which the fl nerves ana ine V W iecos inc former becomes postmaster and the pophosphites give them tone W w his deputy is naturally disap latter and vigor Be sure you get w w pointing to Mr Hutchcraft who ex- ¬ w ft SCOTTS Emulsion v w Ever brought to Paris pected to becme deputy under Bosley The new ft w ft All druggists 50c and 100 v who expected to and to Miss Bashford w ft SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York w Stivers become deputy under Republicans who returned from Washington to day say that while Sena L N Kates To Martli Gras tor Deboa person illy desired to appoint Bosley he greatly disliked to reject are the newest and at the same time the most beautiful N will sell round trip TheL of Mr Judge Dennys indorsement tickets to New Orleans at one first class papers seen for years at a MEDIUM COST Stivers Jane Hall fare tickets on snle Feb 10th to 21st After the Senator had withdrawn I am giving some very close estimates on contract Mrs Sarah Kessee aged eighty two final limit returning March 5rh Train his indorsement of Stivers and prac tically committed himself to Bosleyf died Thursday night in Mt Sterling leaving Paris 1105 a m makes direct N work or PAPER ON THE WALL great pressure was brought to bear on and her remains were brought to this connections at Lagrange with L him from Kentucky to reconsider and city Saturday afternoon and interred in No 1 fast train for New Orleans This Judge Dennys insistance on the recog ¬ the Paris cemetery The funeral was arrangement does away with any bus 1 of his recommendation as rpferee held in Mt Sterling and Eld J S transfer in Lexington or Louisyille nition N will sell round trip tick- ¬ The L added to the embarrassment of the Sweeney held a short service at the grave The deceased was the mother ets to Chattanoga Tenn at one first situation To match the papers While matters were in this condi of Chas Kessee of Montgomery and class fare Feb 20 21 and 22 limit to return on or before Feb 28th account tion Stivers went to Washington and Mrs W F flibler of Mt Sterling of Superiuteudeucy of Mrs Augusta GK Rogers relict of Department the fignt grew more incense Senator Deboe who has had an un- ¬ Eld John I Rogers died Saturday National Educational Association F B Cakr Agent enviable task in trying to adjust differ- ¬ morning at her home near Hutchison 1 B ences between factions and reconcile aged about seventy years The deceased Try our Special A Coffee six the general obligations of the party leaves four children Prof Augustus pounds for one dollar Every drop a organization in Kentucky with those Rogers of Danville Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Attorney drop of comfort naturally growing out of the senatorial Samuel Boyd Rogers of this city and Send me your old furniture to be repaired Spears McDermott to the Misses Bessie and Bertie Rogers of Your furniture moved by experienced h inds election listened with patience appeals of the friends or Bos- ¬ Hutchison persistent The funeral took place We are offering some choice ladies Wood Mantels furnished complete ley and Stiver yestetday at eleven oclock at her late misses and childrens shoes at special Undertaking in all its branches Finally Senator Deboe took the bull residence with services by Eld W J prices Dont fail to take advantage of by the horns and suggested that the Conley Burial at Lexington yesterday the offer Embalming scientifically attended to two candidates compromise one taking afternoon at two oclock Davis Thompson Isg ig The pallCARRIAGES FOR HIRE the postmastership and the other the bearers were I J Spencer I B Grnbbs yrrrn- - nr7wtaBKattni Tiiia5graagaimrci ii nwwjmuuti deputyship John Shouse W J Conley R L Cave HflffHi Insure in the Northwestern to Of course Messrs Bosley and Sti J S Sweeney day to --morrow may be too late vers demured to this arrangement and NUPTIAL KNOTS each insisted that he was entitled to Engagements Annoancemeuts And Sol the appointment without conditions emnizations Of The Marriage Vows as com- ¬ Senator Deboe insisted that The marriage of Jams R Clark of promises and concessions were the Cures a Prominent Attorney order of the day in so many other con- ¬ Hutchison to Mrs Lillie Hawkins of tests he saw no reason why the Paris Lexington will occur to morrow in that fl city mat r should not be settled in the same way relieving him of his embar- ¬ The inaniage of Mr P Nippert Sr rassment and Miss Rebecca Shannon has been The matter continued in this hape rumored on the streets for several days until Saturday when the Senator an- ¬ The wedding will occur before Lent nounced as his ultimatum that he would The engagement of Miss Jrnnie Bow fill no recommendation until Bosley mar of Versailles to Mr Roy Ts daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries Ricketts and Stivers agreed to the compromise of Chicago but formerly of Lexington etc Below is mentioned some of fc- h- standard and select stock If suggested and if one agreed and the is announced The wedding will you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store I will take other refused he would appoint the one plare after Easter Mr Ricketts is the be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be who was willing to accede to the agree- ¬ youngest son of Mrs had Lavinia Rickettn ment and is a nephew of Mrs Sallie Pullen i EVAPORATED FPUITS was heroic treatment and it did and Mrs W A Parker Sr of this city This Peaches Prune Apricots Pears no take long for the two contestants For nice cakes and bread use to come to the conclusion that the ob- ¬ Ch3ruap French Peas stinacy of either would result in the Purity flour vf r 3t SarrijnoQ Dio E R O PHELPS the leading pension other bagging the game Bosley held attorney of Belfast N Y rrltes Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolleu out the longest and made a final per- ¬ New line of baby carriages now in at I was discharged from the amy on J T Hintons tf sonal appeal to Senator Deboe bu the account of ill health and suffered from Olives Capers Chow Chow Tababco oaace fplatter insisted that the compromise heart trouble ever since I frequently had Van Hook whiskey fainting and smothering spells My form Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese was for the best interests of the party Spears McDermott was bent as a man of 60 I constantly wore and refused to yield anything from the Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni an overcoat even in summer for fear of position he had taken taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ Pure Buckwhe vbw Pure Maple Syrup And this is the way Messrs BoJey ness My rest was broken by sevcro pains j Mincemeat nd Stivers adjusted their rival claims about the heart and left shoulder Three years ago I commenced using Br Miles and came home with half loaves in Nancanp Pork and Beanc Nancamu Tomato Catsun TTofirt- fnrr Tinfmitof nnfUnir T liol nrml en their pockets to the natural disap- ¬ to which the Expectant Mother is much patent medicine and taken drugs from Choice Celery Baltimore Oysters pointment of the worthy people who exposed and the foreboding and doctors for years without being helped Dr had hoped for a deputyship under one dread with which she looks for- - Mcs Heart Cure restored me to health It TSC71IGtruly a wonderful medicine and it affords or the other Ward tO the hOUr Of WOman S is m ww Finest Chocolate Candies Wiile he Boeley Stivers compro- ¬ beverest trial is appreciated by but mflmunhi1lfiMrfltnrrnTnmnfl thi0 V1U edy to everyone V mise carries its personal disappoint- ¬ tew All effort should be made Mixed and Stick Candies Dr Miles Eemedies ments it is un joubtedly a wise politi- ¬ to smooth these rugged places are sold by all drug- ¬ Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts Miles cal move as it cl ses up the party in lifes pathway for her ere she gists under a positive guarantee first bottle fs t ranks All who took part in the con- ¬ presses to her bosom her babe benefits or money re ¬ Loose Muscatel Raisins London Layer Raisins Seedless Raisihi test recognized that bo h men were de- ¬ Citron Figs Datts funded Book on dis- ¬ Health serving in the highest deg ee Both eases of the heart and nerves free Address BSBIH8SetW3 had been strong McKinley men in the DE MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind primary contest in Ken uckk- In tie allays Nervousness and so assists county district and state conventons Nature that the change goes for- ¬ which sent delegates to St Louis both ward in an easy manner without rendered valuable service to the Mc- ¬ such violent protest in the way of Kinley cause and the friends of both Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy H D rightfully thought that hey were en- ¬ forebodings yield to cheerful and MainSt adjoining Northern Bank Paris titled to recognition Under the cir- ¬ hopeful anticipations she passes Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati cumstances the compromise insisted through the ordeal quickly and Ohio upon by Senator Deboeis a happy one without pain is left strong and Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris and should make the Laity stronger in vigorous and enabled to joyously Ky Bourbon county perform the high and holy duties ¬ cemetery Walter Chenault a wealthy Mout gomery county bachelor aged forty He was a mem er of a died Friday p eminent familv The funeral of Frank Y mng Muir sou or lleury T Muir was held Thu To ¬ day at Muir and thb remains were in t rred in the Lexiugtoo cemetery Mrs Isaac Myer dropped dead of h art disease while buying a theatre ticket at Richmond Ld In Robeitsou county Kv a young man recently died of heart disease while calling on his sweetheart Ensign Breckinridge nephew of W C P Breckinridge uf the Uuite d States Boat Cnshing was washed overboard Stiurday morning near Havana and drowned The body has been recovered and will be shipped t his home in Lex ¬ ington Ky for burial J L McTaggart of near Newtown ased about sixty years died Saturday night of pneumonia Funeral services were condusted at the deceaseds late residence yesterday by Eld C A Thomas Burial at Jacksonville Mr McTaggart leaves a widow nee Mary fl A ft ft ft fl ft w ft riching ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft of Cod liver Oil with Hypo- - thedaythoroughlyexhausted jg Does this continue day after day possibly week after week J Perhaps you are even too ex-- gj nausiea to sieep i nen some- thing is wrongs All these thing suffering from nervous ex-- w tl rA sW4r st luur U6ivu utu a AACVOt liii feeding and your blood en- - g Do you come to the close of Scotts Emulsion I AM NOW READY SHOW THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF XW li ay WALL PAPER BURLAP EFFECTS ¬ yQ7gtt-I-JiMVlttr-lTT-j- - 1 Dr Miles Heart Cure w 0ROGEBT NFWT STOOBL- I THE POPULAR GROCER - 1 1TI 0U - i - I - TURKEYS a I W w- - VW4AJ li g MOTHERS FBEND 3p - L Landman M MITCHELLS I THE GROCER Buck and Bill Barber Shop kv GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN W nOEJAMM A zlfc BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Safety New crop currents raisius citron to life of both is assured by the returning every second Tuesday in each Furniture Window Sha es Oil month Cloths Carpets Mattresses geaches prunes apricots hominy oat use of Mothers Friend and Optician Landiuai meal rolled oats Etc the time of recovery shortened has been visiting this tf Newton Mitchell city regularly for over For firpt class work Three first Special attention given to Undertak- barbers Ail work done strictly class five years and has ad ¬ I know one lady the mother of three See J T Hintons line of 1898 carfirst justed glasses to the ing and Repairing yai children who suffered greatly in the Miuowio tsourbon Bank pets and wall papers eyes of the best people Main Street - - - tf lnov tf birth of each who obtained a bottle of Paris Ky 4 of Paris and Bourbon Mothers Friend of me before her County and has proven himself comFalo Alto wines New Laundry Agency fourth confinement and was relieved petent thorough reliable and honest quickly and easily All agree that their Spears McDermott You can get Landmans glasses from I have secured the agency for the labor was shorter and less painful ¬ now devolved upon her TUFSDAY FEB 8TH 1898 ¬ v- ¬ Oysters celery fresh cakes and crackers nbv orghum molasses New jl ora cream cneese tf Newton Mitchell A good story see third page John G- - Polhill Macon Ga 100 PER BOTTLE at aU Drug Stores or sent by price receipt xiail on of BOOKS pprp 40 YEARS THE STANDARD pontaining invaluable information of cresi to au women win oa sens to any address upon application bj 1 i the radfieldregulatorco Atlanta Gu Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eves thorough ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian JSads Buck luthian Bowen and C L Cram of Paris ¬ Power Laundry a first 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 Respectfully class institution 16ap Winchester SSArUSfdlnthe conntry i el8phongs For Sale Ttvr 11no2 sell tm r mute win ga for di rrrto1 u 1 1 V tf Bruce Holladay chm AppOrJ News office for particulars g THE BOURBON NEWS TCJES3AY FEBRUARY wrmvrvsrru tam 15 1898 a THE a mule owned by Nat Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Rogers of Cane Ridge died under COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN peculiar circumstances The malady Euleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as which seemed to be brain trouble and miss mail matter seco which made the animal fractious defied Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At the skill of Dr Jameson and the mule The Depots Tn The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 suffered convulsion after convulsion Mrs J ECHy was in Cincinnati finally rushing into a pond and drown- ¬ SUBSCRIPTION PRICES ing When the mules head was opened yesterday Payable in Advance a mouse was found in the animals Mrs H L Casey is visiting Iiiends S2 00 Six months SI 00 One year brain It is thought- that the mouse in Cyuthiana news costs you cant even get a re ¬ port FltOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE crawled up the mules nose while the Eld J S Sweeney was in Frank ¬ mule was eating in the barn fort yesterda3r Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Another strange case reported by Dr payable to the order of Champ MrLLFR Miss Eddie Spear3 i3 visiting friends J ameson concerns a horse owned by in Georgetown Green McDonald After the animal good story see third page A Miss Daisy Boone has returned from died from a mysterious cause it was dis- ¬ Lent begins on Ash Wednesday covered that gall stones had completely a visit in Versailles Miss Anna Johnson left Saturday February 23 stopped the flow of blood in a leading morning for Chicago artery to a vital organ Dr M H Daily lost a valuable stones were taken out the Thirty gall largest an Mr B M Reni6k was a visitor in diamond stud Saturday night a half long and an inch in Lexington yesterday inch and Im- diameter For Sale A good mandolin Miss Mattie Hedges is visiting Mrs Apply at The News perial make J T Mosley in Cyuthiana Conttst Over Prisoners office tf Mr H D Haynes was in LexingFriday Deputy United States Mar- ¬ The Hutchcraft will case will be shall Short of Berea came to Paris to ton yesterday on a business trip Mrs W M Purnell has returned heard to day before Judge W M Pur arrest John Channell Luther Jones and - bohbb OH HEWS A Mouse In a Mules Head PERSONAL MENTION Cigarette Legislation Mrs Frances E Beauchamp Presi- ¬ dent of the Kentucky Christian Tem ¬ perance Union in an open letter on the bill now before the Legislature to pre- ¬ vent the manufacture and sale of Last week YOUR SHOES Shoild be cigarettes and cigarette material says A number of the Senators have promised to work to secure its passage and we have the assurance of the Gov- ¬ ernor that he will affix his signature to it at once An immense petition has been collected by the various unions of the state and presente I to their various memlers in the House entirely weather proof at this season It is false that do not keep your feet dry and comforta- ¬ We have just arranged a special value sale o Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and alco Mens and Boys Shoes at low down prices Our January invoice revealed that we economy to wear shoes ble you cant afford it - A good story Sam sen rnird page have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your advantage it yu will call immediately Clay whiskey McDermott -- Spears ¬ You be the doctor for a little while and make a critical examination of a bundle of our laundry work and see if yon cannot conscientiously recommend the Bourbon Steam Laundry Predictions For February Davis Thomson WJtJWll Isgrigf Gs V 3SJow ¬ nell Ed Chexault colored has been ap I ointed a revenue storekeeper in tnis district Noati Spears will leave this after noon for Paducah where he has cured a good position se- - Miss Alice Spears sang a beautiful The Holy City at the evening solo service Sunday at the Methodist Church Co of Midland Coal Co The Paris Coal at former stand offers the Kentucky and Tennessee coal at prices Se6 adv best low Hill yesterday ar- ¬ rested and took to Winchester Jim Lane colored who is wanted in that city for house breaking Officer George The Womans Society of the Christian Ed Washington who are in jail here awaiting trial by the Circuit Court on the charge of breaking into R E Young Cos store at Cantonville Marshal Short wanted the prisoners for an of ¬ fense against the Federal government breaking into the post office which was located in R E Young Cos store Judge Purnell and County Attorney Dundon refused to give up the prisoners contending that Short had no right to arrest the prisoners until they had been either acquitted or had served their sentence which decisiou was sustained by United States District At- ¬ torney Smith of Louisville Win Shropshire charged with dis ¬ turbing a school near Jacksonville was fined 750 by Judge Purnell ¬ Mr Olvers Organ Keci tal Yielding to a special invitation from Church has presented Eld J S Sweeney the members of the Ladies Aid Society with a handsome fifty dollar overcoat Mr Frank Slade Olver of Chicago has remained in this city for the purpose of Co made by F P Lowry giving another organ recital in the The L Ns evening train from Christian Church which will eccur to Maysville was three hours Thursday eveniug with the assistance Lexington late Saturday evening on account of a of Mr J D Condon tenjr of this city wreck delaying its Louisville connection A delightfully interesting programme by Mr Ulver ana as will Saturday J H Haggard showed is hisbe presentedall recitals he will precustom at The Nens a parsnip which measured face each number with an informal three feet and three inches in length talk relative to the composition and its It was raised in Mr Haggards garden composer -- ¬ in Paris The News is asked to say that the public is invited to the this afternoon - - Missionary Social to be held at Mr W O thgee Hintons The hours are from till8is w11 Vr nn at iud imu up sent The News a copy of the Klondike stand of the Midland Coal Co Main ¬ They Stole A Gobbler Midnight Sun an advertising sheet is Miss Alice Spears leaves to day for St between 6th and 7th St and we are offering the best KENTUCKY and sued by a tobacco manufacturer The and Alexander Watts a visit to her sister Mrs W L McClin TENNESSEE COAL Harve paper is a very amusing sheet botb colored were sentenced Satr day tock in Frankfort She will retrain AT 11 AND 12 CTS PER BUSHEL weel Johnnie Heilman the crack shortstop by Judge Purnell to thirty days in jail several Messrs Ed Hutchcraft Carroll delivered Give us a tnal of Paris 94 ball team has an offer from at hard labor for stealing a gobbler THE PARIS COAL CO the London Canada club but has de- from Andy Skillmau of Cane Ridge Marshall and Calvert Meng attended a clined and talks of quitting the diamond The men were arrested by Constable Joe swell germau given Friday night by the Williams Mr Skill man told the latter Maysville Assembly He was married a fow weeks ago PUBLIC RENTIHG DF LUND Mrs E M Dickson has returned that he could have the fowl if he found A letter postmarked at St Paul and it After jailing the purloiners Con- ¬ from a visit to Mrs Rodman in Frank- ¬ bearing the odd address Sixteen to one stable Williams arrested the gobbler fort Mrs Rodman gave a progressive The landed estate of Thos Woodford Brooks Without the Aid or Consent of which was in hiding in a sack in a col- ¬ cinch pariy Thursday in honor of Mrs deceased will be rented at the court- ¬ house door on Any Country On Earth Paris Ky was ored cafe on Eighth street The tur ¬ Dickson who won the first prize received Saturday at the Paris postoffice key weighed thirty one pounds dressed Capt Joan Throckmorten and bride SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26 1898 Tae letter was promptly handed to W have returned from their wedding trip Bourbon Tobacco Sales 2 T Brooks p m to the highest and and are happily domiciled at 63 Wood- ¬ at oclock bidders All the land except 35 best J W Bacon arrived home last night Last week in Cincinnati J W land avenue Lexington Condrctor acres in grass and none of it will be from a six weeks visit to his brother Thomas Jr of this city sold eighteen Throckmorten resumed his regular run rented for cultivation The 35 acres of growing wheat will be rented The Otis Bacon at Wichita Falls Texaa hogsheads or tobacco at 10 75 1475 on the L N yesserday land will be rented in lots of from 100 During his visit Mr Bacon made two 14 75 1450 121050 11 1150 1325 Mrs Cornay Watson and Misses to 250 acres A fuller description will hunting trips up into Indian Territory 1375 1225 1775 1675 1575 20 14 Tinnie Ewalt Mamie A cDerinott and appear inFridav8 issue of The News and killed a large quanty of wild tur- ¬ 1475 and 10 T J Judy sold ten hhda Bessie Kenney left yesterday to spend a B WOODFORD W B WOODFORD at 10 1025 11 12 75 1050 10 75 10 few days in Cincinnati keys geese quail and other game Miss Ewalt J T WOODFORD 10 10 75 1075 will shcIj 3o I Clililicothe to accept a writes from Seattle that a Executors Chas Hill Abuer Chowning of this county position in a millinery store railroad wreck in Washington caused sold their crop of seventeen hogsheads him to miss the first boat for Alaska of tobacco in Cincinnati at prices rang- ¬ Mr Ti nk left yesterday for New IETj week for the OF but he hopes to start this ing from 11 to 19 cents an average of York to odect the Spring stock for On the train to Seattle 15 cents gold fields STOCK Frank Co Mr Franks reputation were passengers representing every race t i g a buyer of dress goods Geo F Bateman of Fayette hassold and except the Indian and Negro Mr Hill Having decided to quit farming in silks etc is well and favorably known 10000 pounds of tobacco at fifteen cents order that we may devote our entire saj s he has already found the mercury and insures a Spring stock for Frank and 10000 at eleven cents time and attention to stock trading we thirty five degrees below zero Co sot to be surpassed in the South will on Trial Set For To Day Find A Gruesome Cecil Eldridgh the notorious pauper FRIDAY FEBRUARY 25TII 1898 Dr M H Daily found a gruesome The trial of Eramett Kirk George nuisance wrif s from the County In- ¬ on the farm known object in a bucket of coal which had Banks and Lou Andersou charged firmary to a County official begging a at 10 oclock a m McKee place sell to as the Diuvviddie He says e of absence been carried into his office Saturday with being accessaries to the shooting fortniguts the highest bidder our stock farming N watchman John Shay is set the water at -- j Infirmary is killing him implements etc consisting principally It was the jaw bone of a man and of L of doubtless belonged to some unfortunate for this morning at ten oclock to be by inches 190 good grade ewes his life by a cave in in a held before Judge Webb Pink Meach miner who lost Miss B tardus will shortly give I extra steer calf on thy sani9 charge gave em arrested coal mine America in Knoxville Tenn 15 yearling cattle bond for his appeirance 7 cattle Horses and Harness Stolen Shay was resting fairly well early A party of 215 persons will leave 10 1250 lb cattle 6 good grade cows fresh On Thursday night thieves effected an last nighc but his chances for recovery Cincinnati on March 25th for Klondike 4 fat heifers entrance to the stables of J Miller Ward are not considered very hopeful The Haggard Reed Steam Laundry 8 so ws and pigs near this city and stole two valuable 60 head of cattle shoats The Monday Night Literary Club is turning out excellent work They 80 head of fat hogs which belonged to Earl horses one of 1 pair extra Monday Night Literary Club solicit your work and are making a mare mules The Ashbrook of this city Portions of sevP nvt01- Tallfvi ui ftAtVinofll iiuiou ui any fHl 1 6 year old horse mule uvjiaivoiau by held an exceedingly pleasant meeting djic iail eral sets of harness were also taken 2 2 horse wagons finish desired tf tha thieves Mr Ward tracked - the last night at Miss Olivia Buckuers 1 mower good as new coun- ¬ The program which was appropriate 1 hay rake good as upw Trx our Instantaneous Tapioca one thieves nearly tp Newtown Scott con1 binder Neigh ¬ for a St Valentines Day meeting teacupful makes a pudding for ten per- ¬ ty and recovered the horses 5 breaking plows following entertaining num ¬ sons requires no soaking and very bors of Mr Ward were also visited by tained the 5 dorbe ohovel plows Saint Valentine bers Paper lis and harness and other arti ¬ Etta McClintock Instrumental snlo little cooking Ready for serving in a 2 tongue ess cultivators the thieves t 1 2 horse corn planter Thieves will meet Miss Nannie Wilson Reading cles are missing The few minutes Lot of Langshan chickens McDermott Spears with a wirm reception in that neigh ¬ Story of Sam Weller and His Valu- Lot of Pekiu ducks tiue Rev F W Eberhardl Vocal Solo borhood hereafter 1 pair mare mules 6 yrs old Largest and cheapest line of lace cur Spears general discubsior j Miss Alice 1 buggy Valentines laundry run tains at J T Hintons tf We now have our new 1 horse mnle a ning and we are turning out first class 1 edgeb iiorse mule We removethe rough The latest styles of soft and stiff bats 1 work horse work Call and see samples of our from and cuffs and mould from 50 cents to 5 have arrived at 1 collars us saddle mare work and you will be sure to give About 12 tons of timothy hay and them round and smooth It is a Price Cos clothiers tf your work to mention- pleasure to wear our laundered A very low price on our mixed feed other ihings too numerous Haggard Reed Laundry tf McOLINTOCK McINTYRE Try it anybodys ilinen Millersburg Ky ifURNtTHRE cheaper than 10feb3t BOURBON STEAM LAUNDRY A T Forsyth Auctioneer Paris Milling Co If Hintons rMr-vohn-Stuarts J8 unknownfff HendatSeatto has The playing of Mr Olver at his re- ¬ cital last week has caused the greatest enthusiasm amongst music lovers of Paris and there is every reason to ex- ¬ pect a large audience at the Church Thursday evening The admission will be fif ty cents for adults and twenty five T m v centB for children J x from Fulton and Louisiana Mo Mr and Mrs Henry Spears spent Sunday with relatives in Lexington Miss Nannie Alexander of Muir is the guest of Miss Margaret Butler Miss Carrie Frank left Saturday for a short visit to relatives in Louisville Miss Bruce Collins is visiting her sister Mrs Geo Harper in Midway Mr Hardin Lucas of Lexington spent Saturday and Sunday in the city Mrs O P Clay and sister Miss Kern were visitors in Lexington Satur day Mrs L Grinnan went to Cynthiana yesterday to make a short visit with rela- ¬ tives Mr John M Brennan was a visitor in Flemingsburg from Saturday until yesterday Messrs J L Bobley and Sherman Stivers arrived last night from Wash ¬ ington City Mrs B M Renick will entertain the Young Married Ladies Euchre Club Thursday afternoon Miss Louifce Bashford will go to Lexington this week to visit Miss Uesbie Armstrong at Elsmere Park Miss Leila Johnson visited her parents Mr and MrsjW H H Johnson in Mt Sterling from Saturday untii yesterday Lexington society people will parti- ¬ cipate in a Mardi Gras ball at the Mer ¬ rick Lodge building on the evening of the 22d Col John A Prall of Danville and daughter Mrs Lottie McCoy of New Yor1kvarevgue3ts at ¬ ¬ predictions for the Storm balauce of February are period runs 15th to 17th bringing fall- ¬ ing barometer warmer and storms of New wash Dress Goods wind rain and snow Cold and rising New French Organdies barometer from about 17th to 20th New Frenah Ginghany From 20th to sooner west than east Choice line of Domestic Ginghams 23d look fvr manj gales and snow The largest and cheapest line of Hamburgs and Laces of our di- ¬ We pass Jupiter and Sun on the 22d rect importation ever brought to this city Earthquakes probable last half of Feb- ¬ New line of Silks for waists skirts linings just received ruary Colder from about 22d to 25th White Goods Picardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks ana Month ends with storm period in pro- ¬ Organdies gress with colder weather and high Give us a call and see what we will do for you before buying barometer advancing from west and elsewhere north Rev Irl Hicks On Sale FOE THE SPRING ec Experienced hands are handling our new steam laundry and our customers are all well pleased Let us call and get yonr linen We can please you too tf Haggard Reed third Read in to days News on page first chapters story A Clue By Wire of a good serial CONDONS f To close out all Winter goods during the next 30 days we will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost yI Sweet pea seed in bulk McDermott The Northwesterns Spears dividends are unequaled and to procure Northwestern dividends you must carry Northwestern insurance tf Corn Wanted Will pay market price for bread corn delivered at mill Dress Goods formerly 75c and S100 per yard at 0c embracing white fancy weaves hroadcloths novelties and whipcord diagonal serges CO PARIS MILLING COAL TJr Unnn tjfo uavc juoi 4t- ucucu - Table linens and napkins large variety at cost All our underwear at much less than cost Penan gs and percales formerly 8ic to close 4c per yard Pee our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth 25c Notions of every description less than cost 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for 18c Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton oc er yasd i Til s - tert WE HAVE KE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST0GK 8P ¬ IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROIISERISfiS FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any houBe in Central Kentucky wh quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL JFlIE S 3IJ3Ft TTA TT T4TTORK l lJeiON OaLUj REMEMBER WE HAVE OUR BLIO CROP Etc SPRING GOODS and that we make a first class Suit for 1 2000 OUR GUARANTEE We make every garment to order and dc not send out any ready made clothing Ever garment is handled only by first class tailor and is guaranteed to fit LAVIN il HUKILL Central Hotel Building ST VALENTINES DAY we hope will bring us many ne orders for laundry work Drop xv a line at any timp anc wejjwi call for yourVoiled linen and senu it home uith such a perfect finih audbeautiful color upon it thf i your Valentine will only be to plad to lay her head upon your thirt front ¬ - S - 4 ¬ J j ¬ l The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BUO Proprietors nr atJT Telephoaa No 4 o 6 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 15 1898 He went back to the wagon and reaching in touched the man oil the shoulder Come out here a moment he said softly I want to speak with you man got up slowly and stiffly The and climbed down from the wagon Dawson noticed that he was very frail and that he reeled and staggered as he walked he What do you want with me asked of Dawson That is your wife in there tho latter replied questioningly The man nodded When did she die About an hour ago Malaria Yes shed been sick a long time and Id started east with her I got here yesterday and stopped She had taken worse and I could go no further I got a doctor last night but he could not help her and this morning she died What are you going to do nw I dont know Youll have to bury her Yes I know Have you any money Not a cent Humph The doctor said I would have to apply to the county and have her bur- ¬ ied as a pauper I dont like to do that though would you -- THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP prinr ana owner BRUCE MILLER f J THEY MEET TO NIGHT They meet to night the one wno closed his eyes Unto the pain forever and the woe And one who found the mansions in the skies In all their splendor longr long years ago What will they say when first their eyea shall meet Or will a silence take the place of words As only saints can know how strangely sweet A rapture such as only Heaven affords Will she who went before ask first for those Left far behind those whom she loved so well Or will the other new to Heavens repose Question of all its meaning who can tell And will they wander where the flowers are green Where fadeless blossoms oer the hillsides creep And where no piercing thorns are ever seen One went so long ago and one to night Took the long journey far across the tide This only do I know they meet to night And meeting both I know are satisfied Nelly H Woodworth in Boston Journal deep Pvtneath their feet there in the pastures 4miiMViiWiMiiitthWffliNftftoitfiffw I IKE DAWSONS 2 GENEROSITY Za BY THOS P HONTFORT AWAmWWmWAWWAWWmttWW DAWSON furnished a living- ex- ¬ ample of the truth of the idea that - there is something good in everybody He illustrated the tact that there was I ready to believe that there was not a live on human being who was altogether bad You are in a pretty tough row it Dawson was not a cowboy yet there seems to me was not a man who was better known I am The Lord only knows what is on the range from one side of Kansas to become of those poor little children to the other He owned no ranch he They are hungry now and I dont neither bought nor reared any cattle know when or where they will get any yet he was one of the most thrifty cat- ¬ food If I could work I might earn tle dealers on the plains something for them but I cant work In plain words he was a cattle thief I am so weak that I can scarcely stand He and four or five others formed a on my feet little band who thrived by stealing- cat- ¬ Have you had any breakfast selling No tle from different herds and them to buyers who were not over Did you have any food yesterday Having got them at little scrupulous Yes just a bite or two of bread expense he could afford to sell them Humph No wonder you are weak cheap and consequently he had little There was only a little food left trouble in finding purchasers and the children cried for it I couldnt had no love eat it up from them Naturally the cattlemen Of course not for Dawson They did not admire his Dawson put his hand in his pocket style of business He was nervy progressive and energetic and that was and drew out a five dollar bill Here he said take this It will all right but his loose way of accumulating property at tle expense of other people was quite a different thing Tha was not all right The cowboys had it in for Dawson and if they could have ever got hold of him they would have forced him into involuntary retirement in short order He would have made a more or less graceful exit from business at the end of a rope following- the example of more than one enterprising gentleman who had retired promptly and permanently from illegitimate cattle dealing on short notice Dawson was well aware of the feelings the cowbojs entertained for him and he made it a point to keep as much as possible out of their way However there were times when his business interests brought him into pretty close contact with them and frequently he had a pretty narrow squeak for his life On more than one occasion he was chafed across the prairie by a gang of irate cowbojs his horse keeping time HESITATED AN INSTANT to the rapid firing of pistols while bullets whizzed about his head like an army of angry hornets But he always buy you something to eat for the presrode the fleetest steed that could be ent The took had and he was not long in leaving his tears inman eyes the bill There were and when he spoke his his pursuers a safe distance in the rear voice trembled It was during one of these flights God bless you You are a he said from a gang of vengeful cowboys that good Christian DaAvson did a generous thing bringing Dawson started and turned pale sunlight and gladness into three dark Then he came very near laughing and miserable lives It was an act but remembering that death was near which showed that in spite of all his he refrained from it It was the faults there was still burning in his time for many years that anyone first had bosom a spark of true humanity spoken to him like that the first time He had just eluded his pursuers and he had been called a Christian He yeen them give up the chase and turn turned and walked back to where he back when he came upon an old rickety had left his horse He started to mount eoverert wagon standing at the edge of hesitated an instant then sprang into a belt of timber near a little water his saddle But he did not ride away course He was about to pass on with He took a scrap of paper from his out giving the wagon more than a pocket put something in it and rolled cursory glance when suddenly there it up close Then he rode back to the came to his ears a long low pitiful man and handed him the little parcel inoan that told too plainly a story of You will find something in that deep mental anguish Involuntarily he he said You called me a Christian stopped and listened and after the scdnething I am farther from being lapse of a moment the moan was re than any man on earth but somehow peated only this time it was more piti- it seems good to know that somebody ful more pathetic than ever thinks better of me than I deserve As hard as Dawson was that moan Take this paper and what it contains touched iiis heart and stirred it strange It is yours ly Without hesitation he dismounted He whirled his horse about and and wulked to the wagon and raising dashed away The man opened the - something1 good in himself and after that those who knew him were quite I might sell the wagon and horses for enough but they are all I have left and I dont know what would become of the children No it wont do to sell your team The children are sick aint they Yes and the doctor said that if I didnt get them into a healthier cli- ¬ mate they would not live long I believe him They are terribly And you peaked and hollow eyed dont look much better either Im not I have been sick for months Thats why we have nothing I took up a claim but was not able to raise a crop so what money I had was spent and we had nothing to No I wouldnt Solved ly n Neat Holder to Secure Repine Hysrienie Advantages There is a bright young woman in St From a hygienic point of view peoLouis who is the bread winner for her ple seldom know what to do with a large family She goes downtown every day sponge One must have one ones and her work is arduous but not stulti morning tub and in tihis era of for boarding fying She as fortunate enough to be houses lodging apartment hotel and able to use her brains and her employ small flat life every inch of space is as ers appreciate her ability precious as gold and must be econoShe says that that fact is one of her mized and utilized to the best advan- ¬ However it is dreary tage compensations enough In the bright holiday season When one is fortunate enough to be she was tied to a dingy desk and had in possession of a large tiled bathroom only a glimpse of the gay ety and bright with hanging space for flesh brushes of ness of Christmas week That glimpse was sufficient to make her Jong for all kinds and descriptions bath towels more The necessities of life had tobe measuring yards and yards sprayers first in her consideration however and shower baths and all the hundred and one things the modern man and the luxuries took care of themselves woman require to healthyup with keep generally far away from her home the present fad of cleanliness being She was not unhappy in spite of it absolutely necessary to healthfulness all Women are often brave and will or two large not allow their love for the easy things what matters a sponge being hung in small or medium sized of life to obscure their appreciation of bold relief to the eyes of the passer- ¬ the fact that the hard things mustbe by The sponge then is as approprifaced ate as an etching on the wall New Years eve this girl went home of ones den would hanging be tired and faint She went to bed im But when one has only one room or mediately and ate her frugal supper in even two open is bound her little bedroom Her family take en an airNone of which one musttouse a shaft and good care of her that is another comcommon bathtub or else a rubber af pensation fair Tired and dull she soon went to sleep spare That folds up then one has no room for sponges flesh brushes to be awakened by the sound of bells towels etc One cannot spread and horns The neighbors were cele- bath out and leave them where the eyes them brating the advent of the jear 1898 of the visitor or friend will fall upon Turning over in bed the tired bread tlhem nor can one hide the sponge away winner said to her sister a We have no bells to ring and no and shut it up in box out of sight for that would be detrimental to the sponge horns to blow have we and unhealthy for the bather No said the sister Everyone what a disagreeable The wage earner reflected a moment odor comes knows a sponge from that has To cry or not to cry that is the quesNo I will not been inclosed in a box while wet and tion she thought cry she said to herself Then her shut away out of sight And again we sense of humor without which life have all learned by bitter experience¬ would be hard indeed came to her res- that hanging a sponge out of the win dow for the purpose of letting the sun cue and air get at it fills it with an amount I have not even a dollar to blow of dirt and foreign particles flying so I will blow my nose she exclaimed around aimlessly in the air which is Her sister laughed conducive to the preservaanything The year 1898 was greeted with merri tion of thebut sponge in question ment in that house St Louis RepubFor some time in order to meet the ¬ ¬ SHE HAD NO HORNS TO BLOW Why n Spirited S Louis Girl Did Not QUESTION OF SPONGES AGRICULTURAL HINTS COMFORT MEALS Ao Other Food Varied Qnite so Mncb COTTON SEED FOR POULTRY Much has been said and written relaAn Arrangement Which Seems Per ¬ tive to the use of cotton seed meal as a - in Composition ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The poultry quarters arranged is 12 feet long and 10 feet wide 12 feet is preferred by some as it but gives more floor room A shows the upper floor where the perches or roosts and nests are placed The roosts are made in a frame hinged to the north side of the house so they may be raised out of the way when the house is being B shows roosts slightly cleaned raised there should be a hook to hold the frame up when cleaning the house The frame in which the roosts are fit ted may be from three to four feet wide and should extend the length of the building The floor is level except beneath the roost where it is made on an incline ending in a dirt box C wThich has a lid or cover This box should ex- ¬ tend the length of the north side of here--wit- fect in- Every Respect h ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lic A GOOD BED Nothing Is More Conducive to Health Than Such a Resting Place When one is tired and weary with tflie days cares and duties nothing is so de ¬ lightful as a good bed No matter how plain it is if there is a fine spring and a comfortable mattress one can sleep peacefully and rest well To be sure everyone likes to see a handsome bed but comfort should never be sacrificed for looks and rather than expend the greatest part of the money on the bed itself it should be put into the spring and mattress ¬ ¬ There is nothing more deligflitful than a hair mattress To buy ready made it is rather expensive providing one desires a good article and if the housewife is at all ingenious she can get one up at home without much trou¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ he cover cautiously looked in was enough - ad and touching picture Stretched on a bed of straw at one ci d of the wagon was the lifeless form o a poor ennciated woman while hud ¬ dled together near her gazing agou- inglV on her cold features were a mar and two little children The living were almost as pale and hollow eyed ii- - the dead drew away from the wagon - a little distance and for two or fhree minutes stood deeply engrossed in iliuught A remarkable change had come over his features and instead of tho hard cold wicked expression that vas naiural to him there was a soft-ii-jand a gentleness in his eyes and face that was entirely new he muttered at last Poor woman Poor uth uvsighpause little kids he add a tu alter jance One paper and inside of it he found a It revealed to him bill He looked at hun-dfed-dol- lar aou rs -- money for a moment in blank aston- ¬ ishment then he raised his head and looked after Dawson The latter was away out on the prairie galloping mad ¬ ly to the westward The mans ejes filled with tears and in feeble but joyous tones he cried Thank God This will save the lives Bless the man Avho of my little ones gave it to me That man had heard of Ike Dawson the noted cattle thief but he had no idea that it was to him he owed the To Prevent Ungainly Ankles lives of his children and of himself If American girls would confine their But had he known the truth he would have blessed him just the same De ¬ use of low shoes indoors they would not risk the undue development of their troit Free Press ankles French women are noted for their pretty feet and they invariably Chestnuts in France wear high shoes for milking Chicago France produces annuailyabout 300 Tribune 000 tons of chestnuts the ble and at considerably less cost Buy abont 15 pounds of curled horse haiir of best quality Make a casing of the desired size of heavy cotton material such as drilling or ticking and bind all seams with cotton tape leaving one end open Spread the curled hair very evenly in the case and with a long stout needle and cord catch through the mattress at intervals so as to keep the hair in place A large darning needle may do but if the mattress is very thick a still longer one will be neces- ¬ sary The stitch should be taken through small pieces of leather or dou- ¬ bled pieces of the ticking in order not to be too much of a strain on the mat- ¬ tress and tear the goods The end left open may be furnished with buttons and buttonholes or it may be sewed up and bound A mattress like this may be renovated without much trouble The hair should be removed and placed in a tub of scald- ¬ ing water and soused up and down then rinsed in cold water and spread on a sheet in the sun to dr3 The casing should be washed and ironed then filled and tatJked as before It will be clean and sweet as new and much improved by the treatment Rural World Beans and Peas in a New Way Porridge is what we Americans call mush and as is set forth by the nur ¬ sery rhyme may be made of other foods beside Indian meal and oatmeal There is a bean porridge so valuable for neo- ple of delicate digestion that it is strange it is so rarely found upon our tables We read of the wonderf ully nu- ¬ tritious quality of beans and straight waj strive to persuade the weakly mem- ¬ bers of the family to eat pork and beams thereby causing them tihe very severest pangs of indigestion There undoubt¬ edly is great nourishment in well cooked beans and for strong people who are able to take sufficient exercise the Boston baked beans are excellent For those however wrho must deny themselves this appetizing dish the fol- ¬ lowing will be foumd of great value Beans or peas are to be cooked until thoroughly soft then pressed through a sieve to reject the shell butter and salt jtirred in as for maslhed potatoes then piled in a baking dish and browned in the oven Rolled in croquette shape and cooked in deep boiling fat this pulp is also very good Boston Globe Queen Drops Cream one pound of washed butter and fine granulated sugar add the yolks of eight eggs well beaten one quarter of a teaspoonful of salt one pound of cleaned currants then alter- ¬ nately the stiffly beaten whites and one pound of sifted pastry flour Beat stead ily for an hour then bake as above dusting the top of each cake before baking with a little powdered sugar Boston Budget absolute need of a receptacle which would keep your sponge sweet and let it dry by being exposed to fhe air there yas been for sale in the large shops an affair like a crab net made of twine and celluloid hoops and frame in which tihe sponge was placed and kept These little affairs were cluinsy even the very smallest size made as they had to be hung on the wall or the side of the washstand and were therefore in plain evidence all the time Now the conundrum arose how to keep the sponge dry and sweet and yet not have it on show all the time Well like many another puzzle some olever wits set to work to solve it and invent something pretty something useful and sometlhing just what was wanted The Gordian knot seems to have been cut by the silversmiths At present the little useful article comes only in sterling is only within reach of those who have sufficient money not to care what they pay for something they want This novelty is a sponge raclc pretty and practical It is made of heavy wire and stands on three or four little legs about five inches in height They come in all sizes and when the sponge is in them the air gets to it from every side there is no danger of mustiness or a disagree- ¬ able odor and it does awaj with the necessity of any save an occasional sun bath for the sponge The racks make a and in consequence the obnoxious sponge instead of being an eyesore is a thing of beauty and a joy forever N Y Herald pretty ornament for the toilet stand SUGGESTIONS TO HOUSEWIVES Items of Information on Things in General Few cooks know the secret of the boss chicken pie Make a biscuit crust a crust as you would prepare it foi baking powder or short biscuit Roll it half an inch thick line a basin or pan with it put in the chicken that has al ready been cooked tender and seasoned fill the dish half full of the gravy add a generous lump of butter put on the top crust cutting a slit for the steam tc escape and bake Serve the remainder of the gravy with it The gravy that is put in with the chicken should be slightly thickened hives of all weak stocks A good bacon pickle is made as folColonies having defective queens are lows To each peck of salt add two always the foundation of trouble ounces of refined saltpeter and one and Colonies selected for breeding should a half pounds of brown sugar or mo- contain a good supply of drone comb lasses Make the brine strong enough Little wooden troughs holding about to float an egg Keep the meat in this a pint of sirup are good for feeding pickle for six weeks then take out and bees smoke or when dry rub with wheat The supply of drones depends entire- ¬ flour and put in a dry place ly on the amount of drone comb fur ¬ A headache will almost invariably nished yield to the simultaneous application of hot water to the back of the neck and beColonies selected for breeders should pushed by early feeding to their ut- ¬ the feet A large glass of hot water most limit taken before retiring is much better Do not feed in the morning as it than cathartics in cases of obstinate tends to cause robbing and to make the constipation and token night and morning is excellent in ordinary cases bees restless It is just as necessary to select for of dyspepsia To thin the buckwheat pancake bat ¬ the production of drones asf or the pro ¬ ter with sweet milk is to make the cakes duction of queens Pollen is always stored in or near the tender and they will also brown more brood nest and here is the place where delicatelv Detroit Free Press the bees will cluster Young Wifes Social Duties The Bees axe not apt to attach comb to To simply live alone with no provi ¬ clorh so cloth divisions between sion for the gratification of the social in ¬ frames serve as a guide stinct is apt to prove too severe upon Queen cells should never be retained the reserve forces of even the happiest in any colony except one marriage There is some excuse to be natural healthy condition that is in a made for the man who seeks society out- ¬ Be sure the side of the house wherein no thought hives are that open entrances to the kept The bees want is given to social pleasure while the good fresh air to breathe wife is apt to grow petty and personal Confine each colony to only as many and so less attractive as she shuts her ¬ self away from intercouse with others combs as the bees can conveniently This dropping out is very easj but even cover giving more combs as needed Empty combs are valuable and should when prosperity comes and large social functions are possible it is too late to receive the best of care if this is given ain that most valuable possession they cau be made to last several years If any of the colonies are short of friendship which is entirely independent of financial success To have and stores give them candy it can be laid to hold a place in the social life of the on top of the frames above the cluster Now is a trood time to make im a sinrl world is not only the right but the auty of the young wife who desires to plus of hives so as to have them ready have a homein its truest and best sense avu ujsc u auj iuuc buvj UlJT D need ea tit ijouis itepubuc Helen Jay in Ladies Home Journal ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ or dewry mornings In building this house it is not necessary to use costly materials but it should be made tight so as to prevent cold drafts A good plan is to line the inside with tarred or building paper A house of this kind will cost more than a plain one or a shed but as uncleanli ness is a breeder of disease and taking into consideration how easily this house may be kept clean it is really the cheapest house Most cholera com- ¬ plaints are caused by unhealthy filthy quarters and lice and mites combined working on the chickens They take the stamina and vigor of the stock diarrhea sets in and the chickens die I have been all along this route but since building a house easily kept clean and giving our birds better care we are not troubled with the cholera Lice and mites may be kept down by using coal oil and carbolic acid on the roosts and whitewashing the building thoroughly If the mites get on the chickens very bad dust them with good insect pow- ¬ der have a good dust bath and have sul- ¬ phur in the dust Capt J W Rouse in Farm and Home ¬ house outside cause The nests D D have a fastening one There are at present no other concen- ¬ A trated feeding stuffs which vary so closed the other open or down slotted hole in one end of the fastening much in composition as cotton seed meals from different sources and dif- ¬ ferent mills Within three weeks the Maine agricultural experiment station has examined samjjles varying from 22 per cent to over 53 per cent of protein This great variation in different lots of cotton seed meal may explain the different estimates of different prac- ¬ tical feeders and of the same feeders at different times If a cow is fed a cotton seed meal containing 2G per cent protein and is then fed an equal weight of a meal containing 52 per cent it is evident that the amount of protein which she receives will have been doubled by the change If ahe has POULTRY HOUSE AND SCRATCHING been fed up to her full capacity in the QUARTERS first instance such an increase might is held on the side of the nest with a result disastrously On the other hand wooden screw with a common nut changing from a cotton seed of high washer The other end of the fastening protein content to one of low protein fits over a nail when raised and closed content would diminish the milk flow This keeps the sitting hen on and others unless the amount of meal fed is also Rural off Nests are made separate and correspondingly increased World should be 16 inches square and 12 inches high They are placed on the south THE MODERN CHEVIOT side of the inside of the house under the windows A board 14 inches off the It Is a Compact Well Formed and Profitable Sheep floor is placed over the nests This The distinctively local breed of sheep gives plenty of room for light and on the Cheviot hills lying along the ventilation Windows E E E are placed on the border of England and Scotland is the south side F shows steps to upper Cheviot typical specimens of which floor Ground floor or range room is are graphically depicted herewith The shown at G It should be boarded on all old Cheviot sheep was a leggy thin except the south side which should be wooled animal though very hardy and closed with netting There should be a vigorous enduring the vicissitudes of board with cleats or steps on it the storms and colds nearly as well The mod- ¬ board not shown in illustration lead ¬ as black faeed sheep well ing from the lower to the upper floor ern Cheviot is a compact formed sheep well filled out in the and a door made through the floor to be closed on cold nights This lower quarters with no undue amount of room is used in cold and wet weather for a range room and should have plen¬ ty of straw for the chickens to exer- ¬ cise in while getting the grain that is 1rMfmiMm iJiWPlilll l fed to them There should be a dust box with good sharp grit This room may be used to keep little chickens in in the early spring wet or badweather cattle food Nearly all investigators agree in giving it a high value and urge dairymen to use this material not only because it is a cheap source of protein but because it also has a high manurial value Practical feeders differ greatly in their estimates of cotton seed meal Some seem to use it very satisfactorily for awhile and later conclude that the feed is not well adapted for their pur-¬ poses Occasionally a feeder observes that the health of his animals is af-¬ fected by the feeding of cotton seed too freely and it sometimes happens that even after animals have been led for months with apparent success that they are injured by its continued use It has also happened that cows fed upon cotton seed meal do well for a time and that later the milk flow is diminished without any apparent CHEVIOT SHEEP AS THEY APPEAR AT HOME daylight below it The tails of all Chev- ¬ iots are left long enough to reach the hocks This needed protection espe- ¬ cially to the udders of ewes is rendered practicable on account of the dry na ture of the usual forage which obviatea the danger of scouring The legs be- ¬ low the knees and hocks as well as the face is covered by a close growth of short stiff white hair The fleece is so dense and close as to be almost im penetrable to rain and cold The ewes clip from five to seven pounds each rams two to three pounds more Tho wool is of medium length strong and firm furnishing the staple for those durable cloths known as cheviots The live weight of ewes and wethers ranges from 100 to 120 pounds The mutton is finely marbled juicy and palatable Ewes are prolific averaging three NOTES FOR BEEKEEPERS lambs to two ewes annually and are Adjusting boards should be used in good mothers with abundance of milk ¬ ¬ Farm and Home A Walking is one of the gaits that is nearly always neglected and yet an ac- ¬ tive quick clear footed walk is a val ¬ uable gait to the horse intended for the farm for use as a roadster or for a saddler A horse broken to harness is generally trained for awhile at the side of some steady old animal and the youngster if inclined to walk fast soon oegins to learn tnat it is not the thing to do Eor that reason it is best to break a young horse in a single harness or under the saddle and train him tn a a good walker as well as good at other gaits A is generally a better walker than he will be at any other age if he is keol as a hump horse unless specially trained with a view to brisk active movement in that three-year-old Steady Walking Gait gait Prairie Farmer If these are secured the training is easy and onlv consists in pup to come at once when called Then takft him nn n tTnrr w5tu juua ievsr times so as to let him to of iiom to aee- uotu mg the cows or sheep and let them be- vwmu uviiuuuitu wiiu xne pup Then let him go but keep him near you to avoid getting him hurt and frightened and little by little he will come to un ¬ derstand what he is to do and how to do it Dalcota Field and Farm To train a shepherd puppy to drive cows and sheeD be sutp mf vo t and dam were trninprJ r An t wish of the pup and that he naturally m j eci uuu not to tne head 6U Training a Shephertt Pup onniii - v 1 The successful production of comb honev denfinflci imn r vajc ju1 every ¬ c de i tail one essential is to hay th beea ib prone conditioa v mM vifis tajsiiri BMWUm - fv Sfffi33S3 lt W9TO r- - THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY TTirTT Illillll 15 1898 I show IITIflT FANCIES fco Novelties in the World of the Modes aslred a young- woman of a salesman in Noted in Passing a general shop There is something always eminent- ¬ Not much replied the young man rubbing his hands to- ly rich and ladylike in the appear ¬ gether The old mans so stingy with ance of lustrous corded silk be the his coal Ave have to bustle about to keep color black gray fawn moss green warm plum tdnts or cream white This win ¬ Tit Bits Willie Smith was playing with the ter these repped silks are preeminent- ¬ Jones boys His moiher called him ly fashionable together with many Willie dont you know those are bad other materials woven in similar cord ¬ boys ior you to play with Yes ed effects The circular kilted and mother said Willie I know that but princess outlines which fashion now then I am a good boy for them to play favors are particularly adapted to these with rich materials Household Words Many of the demi trained dress skirts To Please the Sex Manager I are cut with nine gores and at the back think Ill try an innovation in present- ¬ ing this new drama Assistant What some are box plaited and others fan is the idea Manager At the mati- plaited A great number of the new coats are nees I thought we might have the last act played first so that the ladies can made decidedly longer than any worn see at once how the play ends Puck last season Very tall slender women The blushing bride elect was re¬ may congratulate themselves on the hearsing the ceremony about to take change The plaited round waist and the full place Of course you will give me Russian blouse waist contest for favor away papa she said I am afraid I have done it already Caroline replied with the numberless chic little coat the old gentleman nervously I told basques very short very smart and your Herbert this morning you had a very much trimmed German broadcloth in dark Russian disposition just like your mothers red or the favorite blue shade of the Tit Bits Miss Easte End fThey tell me you winter is noted among elegant models naughty Chicago men always take ad- ¬ in redingotes and other enveloping gar ¬ vantage of the tunnel when you ride ments of the season Some of the very through it Mr Bluster Yes I gen ¬ expensive wraps are lined throughout erally do Miss Easte End And do jwith fur Owl and pheasant plumage is still you really kiss girls you dont know in the millinery world It is not un- ¬ Mr Bluster Kiss girls I dont kiss any girls I pass plugged quarters on common to see an owls head with the conductor Cleveland Plain Deal- ¬ spread wings used whole for the orna- ¬ mentation of a hat Of course there is er Binks My dear boy how did you no room for any other kind of trim ¬ ming manage to cut your face like that The simplest and perhaps the most Jinks Well you see I cant stand a fashionable bodice for evening wear is barbers chatter so I hired a dumb one to come in and shave me every morn ¬ the full blouse shape of chiffon drop ¬ ing Binks And 3ie didnt know how ping over a fitted silk lining the top to shave eh Jinks Oh yes he cut in square or rounding fashion with could shave all right but he persisted in a full tulle ruche a narrow band of talking to me on his fingers all the fur a fall of lace or beaded revers to finish the edge The sleeves consist of while7 Town and Country Journal short full puffs similarly trimmed BEAR AND DOG FIGHTTO DEATH Some new silks show a white ground Stnsliotmd Clings So Tight to Urn in with colored garter snakes and earth ¬ worms gliding along and casting queer Tliat He Canie Ont Harmless Other grounds are The following capital bear story long shadows strewn with ears of corn the natural ¬ comes from Klickitat county Washing size great tufts of grass bunches and ton through a correspondent A M trails of ivy all giving the most bi¬ Not long ago a party of sheepmen consisting of Will Coleman Milt More zarre effect One will need to train head George Van Ostran and a herder ones self up to them Cincinnati Com- ¬ were in the vicinity of swamp cor ¬ mercial Tribune rals on the upper Klickitat river Could See the Xamc when they discovered a yearling brown once went to The duchess of X bear The party had with them a num ¬ Greenwich to see the marvels of the ber of coyote hounds and a shepherd observatory It was a lovely nigbt dog and the dogs immediately treed and for the fair duchess benefit the the bear The bear being only a year ¬ jgreat telescope Was duly leveled at ling and treed so easily Van Ostran the dazzling field of stars offered to climb the tree and shake him What is that star she said point ¬ out evidently thinking him on a par ing to a very bright one with a coon but the bear refusing to Oh thats Aldebaran a star of the be shaken held on with tenacity first nagnitude A rope was then thrown Van Ostran Is it ver3r far off asked her grace who made a noose and with a dex- ¬ About six or seven light years your terous throw succeeded in catching the grace N bear about the head One of the men of What is a light year the party was riding a good cow horse Merely an expression which one and to him Van Ostran threw the end uses to convey an idea of thedistance of Sferopeiand therlattertaking a which light travels in a year Roughly tirjalrxmhu the horn of the saddle speaking light travels at the rate of succeeding in bringing down the bear miles in a second and there are And now the fight began in earnest 190000 31000536 seconds in a year In about The bear made a rush for the horse one year therefore light and struck out with his right paw so 5991S40000000 of miles travels about¬ The expreswell that he cut a deep gash in the sion of light year includes these fig- ¬ horses shoulder and at the same time ures freed himself from the lariat And is that star all tihose millions of The sheepmen believing that discre tion is ever the better part of valor miles away grace as nearly as we Yes your betook themselves without loss of time can calculate xo the highest limb of a bull pine Then all I can say remarked the where they could in safety watch the duchess is that you must have won- ¬ battle going on below The bear had successfully routed the derful good eyes to make out that with three hounds when the shepherd dog cars name at that distance even most big telescope Its really decided to take a hand in the game this San Francisco Argo- The lbear made a swipe at him and marvelous catching him by the collar held on naut while the shepherd dog rjdanced a jig White Petticoats Again Having rid himself one by one of the White petticoats will be much worn dogs it looked as though bruin was next spring and summer and will be coming out high cock 6 the game1 elaborately lace trimmed Many of the when Hattler a staghoundbelonging to white skirts are made of the sheerest A Smythe seized the bear by the fabrics and have a Spanish flounce threat and was immediately locked in trimmed with fine lace in Vandyke an enibrace such as only a bear can points A fall of lace put on full edges give andthetwo rolled over and over the flounce St Louis Republic on tiie fgrouna Butthe hound held on Revenge and layapparently so close to the bears Daughter Look papa cousin has breast that he was unable to squeeze sent me a lot of new songs to prac- ¬ ham very hard They fought thusrfor 20 minutes un ¬ tice Father Thats his revenge because til at last the bear succumbed with I ignored his last birthday so completeliis windpipe cut in two One of the ly Humoristiche Blaetter men said lie had seen many a bear iight in hisday butnever such a game THE MARKETS fight as on ifliis occasion It is needless i to say that Battler Ismuch honored in CINCINNATI Felt 14 3 90 LIVE iiTOCK Cattlecommon 3 00 Arlington as the champion bevir dog - HUMOROUS you keep stationery here FADS AND fl Benefaeftess Hind M i Only Half Snre you madam Bookstore Salesman What can ¬ From the Evening News Detroit Mich Mrs Struckett Ilitch I want to order the Mrs John Tansey of 130 Baker Street complete works of the complete works of there 1 ve torgotten again 1 know its Detroit Michigan is one of those women who always know just what to do in all either Wordsworth or Southworth but I trouble and sickness One that is a mother can t remember which About the same to those in distress To a reporter she said I am the mother often children and have raised eight of them Several years ago we had a serious time with my daughter which began when she was about sixteen years old She did not have any serious ill ness but seemed to gradually waste away Having never had consumption in our family as we come of good old Irish and Scotch stock we did not think it was that Our doctor called the disease by an old name which I afterward learned meant lack of ¬ ¬ CAU SE F ALARM thing aint they Chicago Tribune ¬ The general appraisers of goods passing through the Custom House have made several decisions lately which until passed upon by the Secretary of the Treasury will hold good But while there is stability in that quarter no system failing in strength can be properly sustained without the aid of Hostetters Stomach Bitters a genial tonic and remedy for malaria rheumatism dysblood It is impossible to describe the feeling pepsia constipation and biliousness John and I had as we noticed our daughter slowly passing away from us We finally Then He Quits found however a medicine that seemed to Prim Man is born to rule the world Prone But sometimes he gets married ¬ Up-to-Da- te Customs Cases Decided How baldness begins ¬ How to prevent it Every person male or female shrinks from baldness It adds to the appearance of age and is a serious discomfort The cases are rare when the falling out of the hair may not be stopped and a new and healthy growth of the hair promoted The hair grows in the scalp like a plant in the soil If a plant flourishes it must have constant attention it must be watered regularly and find its food in the soil where it is rooted Its so with the hair Neglect is usually the beginning of bald- ¬ ness Dandruff is allowed to thicken on the scalp The hair begins to loosen The scalp loses its vitality The hair insuf-¬ ficiently nourished begins to fade and to fall The instant need in such a case is some practical preparation which sup ¬ plying the needed nourishment to the scalp will feed the hair give it strength and so produce a strong and healthy growth All this is done by Dr Ayers Hait Vigor the most practical and valua- ¬ ble preparation for the hair that can be obtained It tones up the scalp does away with dandruff stops the hair from falling restores the original color to gray or faded YftYiYtYmYcYrVsYY Are best and cheapest in the New South Land 3 to 5 an acre Easy terms Good schools and churches No blizzards No cold waves New illustrated paper Land and a Living 3 months for 10 cents in stamps W C MNEAKSON G P A Queen Crescent Route Cincinnati Land and a Living Looking Forward Date help her and from the first we noticed a decided change for the better and after three months treatment her health was so greatly improved you would not have recog nied fier She gained in flesh rapidly and was soon in perfect health The medicine used was Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People I have always kept these pills in the house since and have recommended them to many people I have told mothers about them and they have effected some wonderful cures Every mother in this land should keep these pills in the house as they are good for many ailments particularly those arising from impoverished or diseased blood and weakened nerve force Tn Sh And you will always love me He Do you think Im a prophet Up To hair and gives an abundant and glossy growth Those who are threatened with approaching baldness will be interested in the following voluntary statement made by Alderman S J Green of Spencer Iowa He writes About four months ago my hair com- ¬ menced falling out so rapidly that I became alarmed and being recommended Dr Ayers Hair Vigor by a druggist I resolved to try this preparation I have been now using it for three months and am much gratified to find that my hair has ceased falling out and also that hair which had been turning gray for the past five years has been restored to its original color dark brown It gives me much pleasure to recommend this dressing S J Green Alderman Spencer Iowa Those who are interested in preserving and beautifying the hair will do well to send for Dr Ayers Curebook A story of cures told by the cured This book of ioo pages is sent free on request by the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass -- This Ts directions last week in this paper for making Grain O it should have been stated that a tablespoonful not a teaspoonful be used to two cups of cold water Try it this way How to Make Grain O -- DABigTYOllRUII8I The inventor of suspenders that would never break would be assured of a fortune Washington Democrat - rfiiEil 1 OWN IIUI I 132 1 sft a paehasre of Fits stopped free and permanently cured so fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Klhxe 933 Arch st Phila Pa However sad a man may feel he loses his look of sadness when eating a good dinner Atchison Globe Calcimo Fresco Ti rats fij from your KXZMH grocer or paint dealer and do your own kal- - WeSfeiWIaSBW somining This material is made on scientific principles by machinery and milled in FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS imi Tlie Silver Lining To Cure a Cold in One Day Creditor What still no money Do you think it is a pleasure for me in this winter Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All weather in snow and rain to call here druggists refund monev if it fails to cure 25fr ¬ every day A big man with a soprano voice sounds Debtor 0 dont be down hearted The spring will soon be here Fliegcnde Blaet just as funny as a little man with a deep bass voice Washington Democrat ter m m twenty four tints and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting that can possibly be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Water m 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 by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is Some men have such a horror of debt caused by an inflamed condition of the mu- that they become narrow Atchison Globe cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is A LETTEK TO WOMEN entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal conA few words from Mrs Smith of dition hearing will be destroyed forever Philadelphia will certainly corroborate nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamecTcondition the cla m that Lydia E Pinkhams of the mucous surfaces Vegetable Compound is womans ever We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that reliable friend cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure I cannot praise Lydia E Pink Send for circulars free hams Vegetable Compound too highly ¬ ¬ Deafness Cannot Be Cared am entirely cured of hemorrhage of lungs by Piso s Cure for Consumption Louisa Lindaman Bethany Mo Jan 8 91 I r wyv rT WWWW v THE MURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON SB NEW YORK Twiddle your thumbs if youve nothing better to do in the time thats saved by washi- ng- with Pearline Better be sitting- in idleness than to spend unnecessary time washing with soap doinor unhealthy and weary ing work But almost every woman has something or other that she talks of doing when I get time for it Washing with Pearline will save time for it 57s Sold by Halls Family Pills are the best His Apprehension J Cheney Druggists 75c F Co Toledo O SACSSS WoTfM 57rrmmv For nine weeks I was in bed suffer ing with in- ¬ rgI7grdirJr5 w dies Miss Askens Why Fm afraid some of them may grow up to Puchl become golf flayers De Witte I feel so sorry for those cad- ¬ 1 flammation and conges- tion of the ovaries ¬ had a discharge all coffee at night It spoils their sleep You can drink Grain 0 when you please and sleep the time like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate When lying it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks down all WALV and tastes like the best coffee For nervous v persons young people and children Grain 0 the time I is the perfect drink Made from pure felt quite Many People Cannot Drinlc grains day I ILJI after neaely jMlXl r 3 gjl W THE KECORD IS UN3ROKEN THE KECORD STILL GOES ON Sufi WW ¬ Get a package from your grocer toTry it in place of coffee 15 and 25c ¬ Tom That composer made himself very unpopular Dick How By putting on such airs Up-to-Date Failed to Please ing Chicago On Map Puzzle Educator Sent out by the Chicago Great Western Hailway is a dissected map of the United States printed on heavy cardboard and the puzzle consists in putting the pieces together so as to form the complete map It will be found interesting and instructive to old and young Send ten cents to Puzzle Dept Chicago Great Western Ry Quincy Build111 comfort able but as soon as I would put my feet on the floor the pains would come back Every one thought it was impossi- ¬ ble for me to get well I was paying SI per day for doctors visits and 75 cents a day for medicine I made up my mind to try Mrs Pinkhams Vegetable Com¬ pound It has effected a complete cure for me and I have all the faith in the world in it What a blessing to wo- ¬ Mrs Jennie L Smith No man it is 324 Kauffman St Philadelphia Pa to PI mM IS THE PIASTER CURE FOR RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA SCIATICA LUMBAGO h3 f ¬ We wonder why a hammer driving a nail Sunday always sounds so much louder than on week days Washington Democrat ti8M8tf88tilllimHHti 9 We wish to pain 150000 new ens tomers and hence offer 1 Pkz 13 Day Radish 10a 1 Pkg Early Spring Turnip 10c FOR 14 GENTS CANDY ¬ After a girl passes 26 she should quit the ibaby stare Atchison Globe MWi9 i 9 ftWmmm 1 m ZJMtKa i 5AMlllllKf s rvarneac nea rkeei iuc 10c Bismarck Uucumber uaeen Victoria Lettuce 15c 15c Klondike Melon Jumbo Giant Onion 15c Brilliant Flower Seeds 15c V m CATHARTIC ¬ St pptfEq S Worth 8 gb q J01IS great riant ana beea uatniogue upon receipt of this notice and 14c nnafftlTA Wa invitn vnn tvftla unH Know when you once try Salzers w ni sSl rMafa seeds yon will never get along with- tiPitoa oafc them Potatoes at S 150 Iflii mil Hfi Above 10 likes worth 8100 we will mail you 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60 only remedy of its kind ever pro duced pleasing to the taste and ac5 15 4 80 1044 ceptable to the stomach prompt in 36 its action and truly beneficial in its 56J4 effects prepared only from the most 30 10N25 10 50 healthy and agreeable substances its 5 30 -- ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL R0 many excellent qualities commend it ND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PAGE 4 70 40 to ail and have made it the most ILLUSTRATED GVTALOGDE FREE 100 00H popular remedy known 95 101 34 33 flHCflESMREPEATINffARMSCD Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 31 SO J0NN NEW HAVEN I60WINCHESTERAVE 53 cent bottles by all leading drug-¬ 4 75 60 gists Any reliable druggist who 4 50 40 may not have it on hand will pro ¬ IjHARTSBDRHro 944 cure it promptly for any one who 27tf NOTICE ON irTJnAT 24i wishes to try it Do not accept any SAME THUS LABEL substitute AND OET 3 75 4 00 98 25 10 00 4 PilgBiBBSI5iWglit Permanently cured by using DR WHITEHALLS RHEUMATIC CURE The surest and the- best Samnlo sent THE DK WHITEHALL MEGR1MINE CO South Bend Indian FREE on mention of this publication I t The Klondike I If you are interested and wish to post yourself about the Gold Fields of the Yukon Valley when to go and how to get there write for a Descriptive Folder and Map of Alaska It will be sent free upon application to T A GRADY Ex- - k cursion Manager C B Q R R L m 2ii iiar aireei nicago Fcr the sound and permanent cure of Chronlo 71cer Bone Ulcers and Old Sores Of every kind and description no matter bow many yea standine or by what name known And for Ue pretention and cure of Ganjrreno Iock Jaw and Blood Polfionlncr It never fnlls JiY MAIL 63 Cento 3S PAGE BOOK FEEr J P ALLEN MEDICINE CO ST PAUL MINtf Por sale by Srueclat and Whlnkcy Habit cured at borne wltnotit imiu Book o2 particulars sent FltKE B M WOOLLKYMD Atlanta Gi UURES WHERE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN 30- - d MT Y Sun Oats PORK Mess LARD Steam amVIUE Kt FMWWC0 CAL ttW YQK 87tf IT pm ii MMyryv Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Uso in time Sold by druggists r 1 All FISF FAIIK w m wm jy Tit jAify THEGENUINE A N K E 1696 HARKiBN you please tne azent in thin ac- - It si the Advertise r 8 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 15 L898 W SE- S- 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 to 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 booses All the stock Is fresh and of the choicest braods Gome quick as the goods are going fast and It wont last long now Is your chance hUbhIbJh rfb If i T gs P I 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 flKtav--- keb- - - iamrjnr Essaua xy m9 nagn awryst 2 - Of Georgetown m i crosa xazf cssa teB nsaffiEsaca B TEILy w ituhmf HirnTiiii ii iranmiiiinTr WM t lwww IJ 1JI - - ti i wranBK mnwnmi i i uut mririimoinirim n - iiywiiiBTrmminnMniiimi - - m n n - hi - uii IIOW TO FIXD OUT Fill a bottle or cnramoh glass with urine¬ and let it staud twenty four hours a sedi- ¬ ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con dition of the Kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof lhat the kidneys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root wish the great kidiey remedy fulfills every liver livrelieving pain in the back kidneys bladder and every part of the urinary pas sages Itxcorrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing or bad effects fol ¬ lowiug use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate -- The mild and the extraor-¬ is soon realized dinary effect of wanip-Root highest for its wonderful It stands the distressing ca es If you cures ned of the most amediciue you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail Mention The Paris Ky News and send your address to Dr Co Binghamptou N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen 24sp lmo uiness of this ofler -MRS LAUKA WEISHAUF ¬ ¬ 1 Insurance in the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty cents on the Oj C Reduced Rates tit imi TV n r nnnni i mhiiwi-- - mi - -- n ii i i t n n iiiiiiumwimihii wm n n n r m m iihiiiiiiiibiiiiiiiiii nm rn i J TTWifcTTffiM JSWsB International Convention Foreign hundred dollars during the year 1897 B Missions Cleveland O February 23 27 O W Miller Agent Hutchison Ky Round trip tickets from all points via the Qaeen Fine Crescent Route Land and a Living trains close connections Only one After the most wonderful busines in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied and now for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of Are best and chpapest in the New South cnange of cars at Cinciunati and a Easy terms chance to visit Cleveland at a low rate Land 3 to 5 an acre Good schools and churches No Tickets on sale February 20 21 and blizzards No cold waves New illus- 22 good until March 2d returning trated paper Land and a Living 3 months for 10 cents iu stamps W C Ask agent for full particulars V C Rinearson Rinearson G- P A Queen Crescent t will pay 3ou to call and see the good and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch Konte t incinnati General Pass Agt Cincinnati O dk Er Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods ¬ - FOR NINE DAYS O NLY No old stock but all fresh this Sioesc RAILROAD TIME CARD I goojgl and honest goods Fall and Winter stock L N R R arrival of trains M H DAIL Y READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE G RE AT BARGAINS Of Murry From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1015 p m - - - PARIS KY 402 MAIN ST From Lexington 439 a in 745 a in Over Deposit Bank 333 p m 627 p in From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m Office hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m 328 pm Recommends Wrights Ind From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m Celery Capsules Sept 17 Co DEPARTURE OF TRAINS 1896 Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters and Overcoats Worth Worth Ladies and Misses Jackets and Capes each 15 12 f 1 Murry Ind i- 148 I 340 p m To Lexington 7 50 a m 1105 a m Columbus Ohio r V 1021 545 p Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased To Richmondm 1108 p m a in 543 p m a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from 1025 p m C Davenport druggist Bluffton L Ind and used them tor stomach trouble To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent with which I had been afflicted for more your Cap- ¬ 15 years Since taking than sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat anything and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully -- The Wright Medical - To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m KigaFsra YRUPINDIGESTION CURBS FMffiFORT DR CALDWELLS gr n Worth Worth Worth Worth 350 200 Lrfd i 16 15 12 8 5 and and and and and and 18 for 9 days only 14 for 9 days only 10 for 9 days only 6 for 9 days only 4 for 9 days only 3 for 9 days odly - WVv - 999 78 649 4 37 319 229 tusSmmF 8 7 12 9 7 flirairpRi 1 In Effect March 1897 ¬ -- - per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin nnd heal tii will be resloixl to you Trial sizes loo lo doses 10c large size 50c and SI 00 of V T Brooks druggist Paris Ky ljan ini Mrs Laura Weishauft Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 flill DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND srl Worth fti oo 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Comforts worth 8100 now 50c Rlankets worth 100 now 50c Plaid Dress Goods 5c es Sirilo rs R n ob 1 varfdy nil 1 3fnmrsM2nElR aaa rll uaaies io Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Capes- - worth ench worth worth worth worth Capes worth Capes worth 1200 now 4 99 each 8 00 now 3 00 each 600 now 2 75 each 500 now 2 19 each 800 now 4 00 each 600 now 2 99 III IWI I Ladies Capes worth each Ladies Wool Hose now 10c uapes worn eacn II HKjHiMXf9nJk bJfimL -- - f - 4 Jfr Am r aiLJ W iiHB- - Infants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton 100 sil Kurtzman Pianos Better Than Ever ArrElkhorn Lve Frankfort Have for years been known as among the best Over 10000 are in use in Cincinnati and surrounding territory Lve Paris These celebrated instoumeHts are now ArrElizabeth Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST BOUND 30am 300pm 43am 320pm Specials For 9 Days Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Mens Fa ncy Shirts 19c worth double Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Mens Caps 19c worth double Mens Heavy Socks 5c worrh double Wool Socks 12c worth double Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth double Mens Hunting Co its 75c worth double Mens Suspenders 10c worth double Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Shoes 150 for 9 days only Shoes 200 for 9 days only Shoes 300 for 9 days only Shoes 400 for 9 days only Mens Boots and Shoe worth 400 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 Men Bwots and Shoes worth 300 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 250 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 14 yds Mason ville Cotto r 100 14 5iam 332pm 02am 348pm 08am 358pm 20am 415pm 00am 430pm 12am 442pra 22am 452pm 28am 45Spm 40am 510pm Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies 75c 100 A 100 200 now now now now now 200 1 75 150 their musical worth which cannot be obtained elsewhere The firm of Clarke Clay doing bus iness in the city of Paris Ky has been We are sole representatives and intend- ¬ dissolved by mutual consent and C J ing purchasers will avoid errors and misClarke is authorized to collect all ac- ¬ understanding by conferring with us counts due said firm C J CLARKE MRS MATT TUENEY Co ¬ ¬ DISSOLUTION Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground As they contain recent improvements Arr Switzer Arr Elkhorn greatly enhancing GEO B HARPER 920am 530pm 932am 542pm 1000am 1040am 10q6am 11 0am 1125am 1135am 1155am C D 938am 548pm 948am 558pm 610pm 635pm 646pm 653pm 704pm 711pm 725pm 125 100 -- Ifr- 3ds Lonsdale Cotton 2l yds Bleached Muslin 100 100 V only Remember the place Remembe r when we adyer- prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt tie Fkankfokt Ky every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbei d BERCAW Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Davs 4Mm S D CLAY Ernest Urchs w 4th SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OP WHITE GOODS HAM BURGS LACES Etc ti 121 123 st CINCINNATI Sole Steinway Representatives BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM liberal patronage and ask them to Kenney my continue with Clarke successors I desire to thank my friends for their H A SMITH zonsTKr Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 MRS MATT TURNEY 3T- Co 1 TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan Land Wanted of Bourbon county land Give description of tract when writing Address 8fb 4t CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BEINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY THE NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WEE- K to 12 a m to 5 p m I desire to rent from 100 to 200 acres ¬ ST LOUIS W O HINTON Agent Avoiding The Tnnnel Box 523 Cynthiana Ky L C MOORE BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars 2HESAPEAIE 1 010 EI Local Stats am national Wl Fire Wind and Storm Insurance OLD EDITION J R ADAIR Drs Adair No 3 Broadway Office Hourp 5 Moore Dental Surgeons Phone 79 Paris Ky m and 1 T3E VERY BEST RELIABLE P AYING PROMPT Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Published Be sure your tickets read via BIG NEW YORE FOUR 18 Pages a Week 15G Papers a Year TIME TABLE EAST BOUND WILL BE FOUND IN THE BOURRON NEWS NON UNION DELINQUENT TUXES O McCOKMICK Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIN p m - 6 to 12 a 3dc tf to 2 AKD LOT AND BLACK save costs 18jan 4t All persons who have not paid their poll tax for 1897 are notified to call at the Sheriffs office and settle same and JOS WILLIAMS C B C SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith eho at Jackson ¬ Will not be responsible any debts ville Ky I will sell fo rhalf cash bal unless written order from for me ance in twelve months For further S BROOKS CLieY particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON Snpei visor of Public Roads 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky 8jan tf - I - NOTICE publication and the 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