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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. t iA VS X W 4 j X -- tf8W a wvw CHAMP JV S w rjvjljlB fil l9 cjirti3Mf B 1B L B URB VJMl PRINTED EVERY TUESDATAND FRIDAY SHf EWS EstaKsked li r S MILLER Editors and Owners FEB i 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22 1898 NO 15 Grass region of Kentucky which sur- ¬ pass these lands in location and fertil- ¬ ity It is safe to say that these lands will produce of the very best of the many products for which this county is so favorably known grasses and cereals of all kinds hemp tobacca vegetables and fruits They are all in ihe very highest state of cnaItivationr having on them natural woodlands of fine timber both ornamental and use- ¬ ful well watered on the best of Turn- ¬ pikes the National road on the rail- ¬ road near the county seat This is the sale of all others that have been made that should excite the earnest attention and consideration of every man who wants a home or has capital to invest where it will be safe beyond question and with almost a certain enhancement in value The sale is absolute and the title perfect The purchaser will have more than thirty days between sale and the action of the Court to examine title and see that all is as represented to be All of said property is described by metes and bounds in the judgment and surveys and plats of all of it wilt be found with William Tarr at his resi- ¬ dence who will take pleasure in show¬ ing them and the lands to prospective purchasers O F BftOWEB Main and Broadway CO- - The Final Curtain MILLERSBURG ton 3By First Heralds of Spring Bloom Dark Old Red tan Exquisite fadrics glorious colorings They are in advance of the first robin their lovers do in all well constructed and long before the crocus but they will be gladly welcomed mances Wilson this week on our carpet floor Walter Champ in Lonieville Post News NoteSIuathered In And Abont The TIotb The last act in the Jack Madison love 4MB Miss Lulil McNamara is quite ill affair has been played and the final cur¬ j tain has bean rung down soliloquized with fever 31 Dodd Beams at home from Center well known clubman as he seated that himself in a chair in front of the fire in College ohm visit M joined the Mr rick in his apartments and they did not many Masons Sanfprd night Allen Eriday and live happily ever afterwards as - 1740 ACRES OF with quaint old time patterns are woven with shades of olive and Dark blue will also be one of the prevailing shades Brussels At 56c 60c 7oc PER YARD Yield the largest return in satisfaction of any floor covering cost considered you can use Our line is large the prices varied A dark olive ground covered with pink and rose Here is one colored flowers Ingrains at 60c PER YARD This is tlie Time For genuine Bargains BUY CHEAP Short pieces odds and ends you can C F BROWER Carpets Furniture Wall Paper CO 0 EDWA ¬ Apples bananas prunes grapes pickles dried fruits oysters celery crackers turkeys The cheapest line of fire works in Paris Come and see me ¬ See my select stock of Christ mas supplies Nuts 10c lb Figs 8 to 15c lb Raisins 8 to 15c lb Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb Dates 7 1 2 c lb Oranges 25 to 40c dozen i 0 ff EDWARDS SB H For A Few Days More We Will Make said he to his valet me some wine- - -- and if anyone calls t see me tell them that I have gone out cf town The vine was placed before him and thrice in the space of a few minutes did Jack Madison fill and drain his glass Yes he continued talking to him ¬ self as the valet left the room the die has been cast and to morrow I shall have to stand the jests of the boys at the club And Carmena the beautiful Spanish danseuse will she care What shall I say to the boys I shall tell to go to the devil them Yes I might have been too hasty But mine own eyes saw them standing there half concealed by the portiere Both of his arms were tenderly twim d about her slender waist and her sinuois arms encircled his neck as she stood on tip toe laying her cheek against h s bearded face Then their lips met in one long rapturous kiss and in a moment he was gone I should have killed him as they stood in the doorway but my heart stopped and my band resting on the dagger she gave me seemed to be stayed by an uuseen power When she saw me her cheeks flushed crimson and she started to speak but I Instead I re-¬ would not hear her proached her in bitter terms for her As I poured torth the faithlessness torrent of wrath she sank into a chair and buried her face in her hands and as I finished her form shook with emo- ¬ tion Thus I left her A true How beautiful she was daughter of Spain her form was lithe and she was as gracef nl as a fairy Her laugh was a marry song and her dance was a terpsichorean symphony which nightly won applause at the theatre Her hair was like unto a ravenswing andjierjdark eyesjbeamed mischieviously from a face as fair as Madonnas Ah but she is as false as she is beautiful and mine own eyes have seen the evidence of her perfidy And to night ye3 to night happiness and Jack Madison are strangers I have resolved to starve to death the most sacred emotion of my idle life my love for Carmena From to night I shall wring from my heart the memory of a hundred happy hours But can 1 forget Even now I can feel those clinging arms about my neck and those warm moist lips pressing kisses on mine By jove how slow the time passes I have heard the clock strike 12 1 2 oVlo k Perhaps a little more wine and a little morphine would make me sleep and forget Zounds but I am getting sleepyl Rest and peace coming Carmena forgive darling all a mistake kiss me again mine forever Mine Miss BipjaDailey went to Mt Olivet S unday twisit relatives We are5have a first class Minstrel bring ro- ¬ BOURBON LAI herelSbout March 4th Mrs MffL Shaw went to Butler ThursdayEvisit her mother GrahamjSmadley is at home from GeorgetowmCollege on a visit Mr E Tp Beeding and family of Paris visited relatives here Sunday Mr EdMRemington of St Louie visited Cfif Conway here yesterday Mies Marae Power was home Satur- ¬ day f romlml school at Pleasant Green Mr ChalSponway of St Louis is visiting bjraather Mr Jas W Conway Mrs C MfBest visited Mrs Florence Lockhartlm Paris Fridav and Satur day Mr8denniej yie or liienKenny is the guest jjjer aunt Mrs Sue San dusky iKt miss Jimma vvnson or Lexington is the guestMofr her sister Mrs H U Sh W ¬ AT PUBLIC SALE The undersigned assignees of William Tarr will sell publicly to the highest bidder on THURSDAY MARCH 34 1898 at the residence of William Tarr on Lexington turnpike the Maysville five miles East of Paris and three miles West of Millersburg at 12 m Standard Time the following desirable Bourbon County lands TRACT No 1 A tract containing ON FRIDAY MARCH 22943 ACRES i 1898 Ken- ¬ 1 35oo Bixsixiess SuLits V I Jack old fellow exclaimed Jean wake up Youve been talking in your sleep about Carmena Here she is now waiting to speak to you Where is your lover FOR 2500 Elegant Oyercoats Trousers our new Sold elsewhere at 1800 2SOO He was my brother Carmena Jack To Cure A Cold In One Day 800 Also call and seel Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For Bale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris wy a - 4 Sam Clay whiskey McDermott W S Spring and Summer All Imported Goods Just arrived PARIS FURHISHIRG JOE MUNSON Cptter J SPaiKS Of Peck P To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules O Anderson Pike Co O Recommends I k TAILORIIG CO Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery CoxBulea from James T Blaser druc- gist Waverly O and used them forBtomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to ao anything lor nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Kor the benefit of others po afflicted I wish to send this letter I oan bow fill orders for eggs of the Vary truly yours above variety of ducks The eggs are W SAN3JERS03I Sold by all druggists at 50c and 81 per box from carefully selected high class water Send address on postal to the Wright Med fowls as fine selections as can be found Co Columbus O for trial size free 1 situated on the Paris Jackstown turn- ¬ Dailey pike road and adjoining the lands of jviisses inatana u annie rjurrougns are R G Stoner formerly the Bowles tract noma rromicpiiege ar itienmonu tor a and Mrs Megibben Campbell and the Ayres Farm being a part of the Ayres short visit and Turner Farm DundonjBros on the Tarr farm are TRACT No 2 A tract containing breaking guff 1800 lbs of extra fine hemp to ttijjfacre 30946 ACRES Mrs Rpmulns Payne and two chil ¬ dren of Payjies Depot are guests of It fronts on the South side of the Mrs G Sfgllfin Paris Jackstown Turnpike opposite the Bowles or Stoner land and adjoin- ¬ Mrs JohMHolliday of Orangeburg the land of is the guesflof Mr Matt Holliday and ing G Stoner John aH Roseberry and R and dirt road Said family nearttown tract will be offered in two parcels and Mr Lawjon Harvins of Moorefield as a whole The first parcel contains has moveato the Robt Chancellor 13256 acres and lays fronting on the pike and adjoining the Stoner land farm onSlinkston parcel contains 1769 acres Wm ISIiUer who lives on the Carlisle The second said pike and adjoins the fronts on pike andjEgho has been ill with pneu- ¬ laud of H Roseberry and a dirt road J monia ismuch better This is known as the Goodman Farm jj or OAEBf xeam muies o ana o vrs TRACT No 3 A tract containing old best iuhe county weight 2850 lbs Apply to Thos McUliutock 20793 ACRES Prof 7m Williams of Falmouth This tract lays on the West side of was up Saturday and Sunday to visit his the Turnpike and road which leads family atJPJKIil Liettons from the Maysville Lexington turn- ¬ Millersbur BneoDie will dowell to sat pike to the Pans rfliLJackstown turn t J ipikeiisnearwTarrs Station on the Lex- ¬ paper and furniture before buying tf ington Maysville Branch of the L Bill Marshall colored who lives at N Railroad and adjoins the lands of Mr John W Bedfords accidentally Moran Cantrill Fisher farm and Hib shot himself in the leg Sunday morn ¬ ler being part of the Miller farm Ireland land and Barton ing Master Geo Thornton is agent for Said tract will be offered in four par-¬ Reid Haggards new Paris laundry cels and as a whole The second parcel best of work guaranteed Office at contains 5133 acres and is on the North Conways meat store Leave goods by end of the tract fronts on the road and Wednesday afternoon 2tj adjoins the lands of Moran and Cantrill Misses Vaught Nichols Ashurst The third parcel contains 7369 acres Godby Current Cantrell and Hudson and adjoins the lands of Cantrill Fisher of the M F C went to their respective farm and Hibler and parcel No 4 homes Friday where they will spend Parcel No 4 contains 447 acres fronts 011 the road is next South of parcel Washingtons birthday No 2 East of parcel No 3 and North T P Wadell left yesterday for Louis- ¬ of parcel No 5 Parcel No 5 contains ville in the interest of locating the Otid 382 acres fronts on the road is South FellowB Orphans Home at this place of parcel No 4 and adjoins the land of y number of other gentlemen will go Hibler to day bpth from here jMd Paris TRACT No 4 A tract containing Miase Mfifry Twiop and Bessie Pur- nell finished the reRular term of the 40964 ACRES City School here last Friday Miss Taylor will teach a subscription school This tract is situated on the East side for several months Miss Mary Shay of the turnpike and road leading from won the first prize in spelling in Miss Maysville Lexington Turnpike to Taylors room and Miss Bruce Butler Paris Jackstown Turnpike and con- ¬ won the second prize Miss Nellie Shay sists of part of the Miller Turner won the prize in spelling in Miss Pur Motch and Harmon Ayres lands It is nells room and Master Eddie Feeback bounded by the Toad above named and secured the Third Reader prize Campthe lands of Stoner tract No bell Hunter Ball Link and Gamble In a quarrel over a woman Friday afternoon John Jackson shot and This tract will be offered in two par- ¬ mortally wounded Henry Derrickson a cels and as a whole Parcel one con- ¬ peaceable and respected regro citizen of tains 21575 acres and is the Motch this place Jackson is a United States land and a part of the Ayres land soldier belonging to troop C Ninth including all the improvements and Cavalry of Ft Robinson Nebraska adjoins the lands of Campbell Hunter and was on a three months furlough Ball Link and Gamble and parcel two visiting his old home Jackson escaped A right-of-wa- y to this tract will be after the shooting but was captured reserved over parcel two after an exciting chase by Marshal Thomas Parcel 2 contains 19389 acres fronts on the pike and road above referred to Died On Sunday afternoon at five and adjoins the land of Stoner tract oclock of fever James W Payne aged No 1 parcel one and Gamble A righc about thirty years The funeral will be ofway reserved over this parcel to par-¬ Ser-¬ held to day at two ocloek p m vices by Elder P H Duncan Burial at cel 1 Millersburg cemetery The pall bearers TRACT No 5 Atract containing will be Addison Turner C W How ¬ ard T D Judy James Dundon Eld a 50313 ACRES Collier and Charles Jones The deceas- ¬ ed was a young farmer of sterling This tract is known as the W W worth and had a host of friends who Fisher Farm and is situated on the Lexing- ¬ with his relatives mourn his death South side of the Maysville j ton Turnpikeonfronting thereon 146 ¬ the Maysville Lex poles and is PEIN BUSK EGGS ington Branch of the L N R R 3 miles from Paris at the Court House door in Paris tucky at 2 OCLOCK P M we will sell two houses and lots located in Paris One the store room on Main Street now occupied by Newton Mitchell adjoining the Northern Bank extend ¬ ing from Main Street to Pleasant Street The other the lot on Main Cross or Third Street fronting thereon 175 feet and extending back 189 feet on the rail- ¬ road known as the Lumber Yard of Paris iyRimmMoniammint aaaakkT - i - c l lfins4L TERMS Said property will be sold in three equal payments the first due as soon as sale is confirmed by Court say April 4th 1898 two twelve months from day of sale three twenty four months or the whole may be paid on confirmation of sale The purchaser w 111 be required to execu e bonds with approved security bearing interest from date and having the force and effect of a judgment A failure by any one purchaser to meet any of his bonds at maturity may at the option of the holder mature all the bonds of such purchaser ISM iftAt place of selling the farmJlarids a lot of personal property consisting of stock and farm implements will fie sold This sale will begin at 930 am Forparticulars see small bills - WIMHV1A J K J Q P J S ST0LL ASSIGNEES OF WM TARR Ward Attorney A T Forsyth Auctioneer OP STOCK CROP Etc Having decided to quit farming in order that we may devote our entire time and attention to itock trading we will on MM at of FEBRUARY 25TB 1898 the highest bidder our stock fanning implements etc consisting principally extra steer calf yearling cattle 7 cattle 10 1250 lb cattle 6 good grade cows fresh 4 fat heifers 8 so ws and pigs 00 head of cattle shoats 1 10 oclock a m on the farm known as the Diuvviddie MKee place sell to 1 ¬ 190 good grade ewes 15 v ii MIL H S STOUT Manager JJJV Txre nundred dollars during the year 1807 Q W Miller Agent Hutchison Ky The only safe a mi4 and a lArkig oet the policy holders fifty cents on the Insurance in the Hurst Home onlv i- - H siiw KSSstfkKKSV reliable Female PILIi over offered to especially recorameatt ENNYROYAL 9 od to married Irfwiios Ask for DB ZSOETS yEMKnTSOYAIi 2PIX23 ana toSfl no otes BBI1U lUf UXfUUXUX etfuui xvJ ajvw ww kvf j v CJEOSUJtfXCJ AJU CO CJorc2v5e Qt1c 2fc MOTTS affix ritmMT f aes Vd5y For SalelBj Wt Uroofc Prttgrgiefr Are best and cheapest in the New South Land 3 to 5 an acre Easy terras Good schools ana churches No blizzards No cold waves New illus ¬ sell at 150 to 3 00 trated naper Land and a Livins 3 Bggs 130 per 13 months for 10 cent in h mips W C xuneurean x cs crescent Eoute Cincinnati Bruti BilftrfilKkte anywhere have been unable to sup ply the nurnerous orders for singled fowls pairs and trios I have no more for sale at present but can supply the eggs at prices quoted below Pekin Ducks grow quicker and command a readier sale than any other kiDd of poultry They are large and have a beautiful white plumage Require but little water in fact need it only for drinking purposes They have many good qualities cannot fly or climb fences easily kept in with low fences Teathers almost equal to geese Drakes The residence and surrounding im- ¬ provements and ways of travel make this one among and it ha always been so esteemed the desirable home in Kentucky All persons wanting such a home are requested to call and examine this place as space will not allow in its commendation a tith of what it is justly entitled to TRACT No 6 mower good as new hay rake good as now 1 binder 5 breaking plows 5 double shovel plows 2 tongueless cultivators 1 2 horse corn planter Lot of Langsban chickens Lot of Pekin ducks 1 pair mare mules 6 yrs old 1 buggy 1 horse mule 1 horse mule 1 work horse 1 saddle inare About 12 tons of timothy hay and other things too numerous to mention 1 1 2 2 horse wagons 1 pair extra 1 6 year old 80 head of fat hogs horse mule mare mules MilNTYRl A T 1 McCLINTOCK Jiillersbtirg Ky Forsyth Auctioneer Your Iilfo Insured 1c jfc Day A tract containing 8173 ACRES This is a part of the home farm op- ¬ posite to tie improvements thereon Lexington fronts on the Maysville for a distance of 116 poles Turnpike and on the Tarr Turnpike for a distance of 100 poles r js iatn 275 er 26 X U Ky if any farm lands in the famed Blue GENERAL DESCRIPTION It is believed that there are very few Our Insurance is protected by bank ¬ able papr on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no srroager guarantee given you We dare m r use a banks name without autlwrin if you doubt it write them Goo- health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you f d health they cure Liver Kidney a i Stomach trouble Rheumatism Cons rrion and Sieb Headaches 100 dav treatment costs lc a day A sight dr m above bank in every 1 box viiun brings your money back if wb fail to cure you - - 1 ww rf j - w j3iuii fc fCWW1 mObi iy mip ywV 5 Wl flHTOMl -- Wi -- v c -- - yy i VW Fn2 WW1 i JIM ir i l ili f M sfl Ml i Iff J Ju V liwff JB THE EOUKBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22 1898 THE SPANIARDS Disclaim in a Positive Manner the Re flections in the De Lome Letter Tho Officials With Entire ment tho Incident and Criticisms Tending to Chief of a Friendly Sincerity La Deplore the Nation Offend the Washington Feb 18 The state de partment Thursday announced that the De Lome letter incident is closed Spain has disclaimed the reflections contained in the De Lome letter The statement given out is as follows The following is an abstract oi a note sent Wednesday evening by the Spanish government to Minister Wood ford at Madrid ¬ ¬ ¬ I r if- - The Spanish goveamrient on learning of the incident in which Minister Dupuy De Lome was concerned and being advised of his ob ¬ jectionable communication with entire sincer- ¬ ity laments the incident which was the cause of the interview with the minister states that Minister De Lome had presented his resigna ¬ tion and it had been accepted before the presentation of the matter by Minister Woodford That the Spanish ministry Jn ac ¬ cepting the resignation of a functionary whose services they have been utilizing and valuing up to that time leaves it perfectly well estab- ¬ lished that they do not share and rather on the contrary disauthorize the criticisms tending to offend or censure the chief of a friendly state although such criticisms had been written within the field oi friendship and had reached publicity by artful and criminal means That this meaning had taken shape in a resolution by the council of ministers before Gen Woodford presented the matter and at a time when the Spanish gov- ¬ ernment had only vague telegraphic reports concerning the sentiments alluded to That the Spanish nation with equal and greatei reason affirms its view and decision after reading the words contained in the letter re- ¬ flecting upon the president of the United As to the paragraph concerning the desira- ¬ bility of negotiations of commercial relations if even for effect and importance of using a States I - L 11 F iw t l tf f 5 H ir representative for the purpose stated in Senor Dupuy De Lomes letter the government ex-¬ presses concern that in the light of its conduct long after the writing of the letter and in view of the unanswerable testimony of simul- ¬ taneous and subsequent factsany doubt should exist that the Spanish government has giver proof of its real desire and of its innermost convictions with respect to the new commer- ¬ cial system and the projected treaty of com- ¬ merce That the Spanish government does not now consider it necessary to lay stress upen or to demonstrate anew the truth and sincerity of its purpose and the unstained good faith of its intentions That publicly and solemnly the government of Spain contracted before the mother country and its colonies a responsibility for the polit- ¬ ical and tariff changes which it has inaugurated in both Antilles the natural ends of which in domestic and international spheres it pursues with firmness which will ever inspire its con CLU0 t sular reports bearing- on the situation have been edited in some places but it is said that the situation as presented probably will call for some action and if the information goes to the house this week an effort may be made to get it EDWARD M PAXSON before the house in some manner For iMentioned for Chairman of the Inter- ¬ this reason and in view of the constate Commerce Commission dition of public sentiment pending- the result of the special investigation into A CIRCULAR the cause of the disaster to the Maine it is considered probable that the Incendiary and Outrageous Passed on the answer of the state department will be Streets and Other Places of Havana withheld for several days IJew York Feb IS Medical DirectCRISIS COMING or Wood of the Naval hospital Brook lyn is in possession of a circular in- ¬ This Week Perhaps Says Robert Porter cendiary and outrageous which was Philadelphia Feb 21 The Inquir passed about the streets on railway A er will Monday print under Washingcars and other places in Havana translation of this circular was sent ton date a lengthy dispatch from Eob to Medical Director Wood by an officer ert P Porter ex superintendent of begiving what he on the Maine who picked- it up while census lieves to be the policy of the adminis- ¬ on a train returning from a bull fight tration regarding Cuba Mr PorThe circular is as follows ter thinks that Spain shall be asked to Spaniards allow the Cubans to purchase their Long live Spain and honor What are ye doing that ye allow yourselves liberty by the issuance of Cuban bonds no oe insulted in this way Do you not sec this government to assume the rewhat they have done to us in withdrawing our sponsibility of collecting the customs very brave and beloved Weyler who at this time who would have finished with this un duties and thus see that the revenues worthy rebellious rabble who are tramping on of the government are applied to the Autonomy is imposed payment of our flag and our honor interest on the bonds on us to set us to one side and to give posts of - RESOLUTION PASSED 4 THEEE impropriating Money for tho PurposeJof Raising the Wrecked Cruiser Mainoand Bills To Be Disposed of in the Senate Bringing the Bodies of the Deadtothe Q United States During This Week Washington Feb 19 The blouse debated the bankruptcy bill untilVoon Will Be Considered in tho Friday and then immediately after the Private Bills House Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill reading of the journal Mr Boutelle Will Be Reported Cuba and Maine rep Me chairman of the naval com- ¬ Disaster 3Iay Receive Attention mittee asked unanimous consent for the consideration of the resolution Washington Feb 21 The diplo prepared by the navy department and matic and consular and the military passed by the senate academy appropriation bills will be The mere mention of the Maine dis- ¬ considered and passed by the senate aster on the floor brought members in during- the week There will be more cloak rooms and lob- ¬ or less debate in executive session of crowds from the thronged down the they the Hawaiian annexation treaty and bies and aisles to listen The spectators in the speeches will be made on the claim of galleries leaned over with breathless Mr Corbett to a seat in the senate on interest as Secretary Longs the appointment of the governor oi was read It is unnecessary to letter say Oregon The Corbett matter will not said Mr Boutelle at the conclusion of be pressed except to the end of having the reading of the letter from Secre- ¬ the speeches so far disposed of as to tary Long that the work of salvage make sure of getting a vote at the time begin at once and that arrangements fixed a week from Monday companies which The expectation is that the bill mak with the wrecking necessary outfits should not be ing appropriation for the consular and have it proper to call at- ¬ diplomatic service will be made the delayed to I deem that Secretary Long tention the fact basis for considerable debate It is recognizing that congress was in ses- ¬ understood to by Senator Allens inten sion has come here for authority to do tion to make an effort to secure the in this work instead of straining any au- ¬ corporation in the bill as an amend- thority he might possess independ-¬ ment of his provision for the recogni- ently tion of Cuban belligerency and if he Mr Bailey called attention toAthe should make this effort the result might fact only spoke of that the be a general discussion of the Cuban recovering theresolution of theirs ore bodies not While however this is question addedVbhat among the possibilities it does not at turn this country but he on this there this time appear probable for the sen- ¬ point need be no stickling u ate is now in a mood for the opening Mr Boutelle replied that the secre- ¬ of this question pending the Maine in tary in his vestigation so that if it should be duty had referred regard letter tphis in that taken up this week there would have to he had just received a He said telegram be a radical change in sentiment There from secretary of the navy con- ¬ the are some senators however who are taining the desirous of having the subject de Capt Sigsbee latest information from and that it might be of bated and they may force the issue As interest to members Read it read Mr Allens amendment was adversely in chorus from the members reported from the committe on foreign it cameBoutelle then read the cable and Mr relations Senator Hale will raise a Capt had point of order against it This the from given Sigsbee whichnavy already¬ departout by the vice president will sustain and Mr been ment Allen will of course appeal There Mr Sulzer dem N Y asked Mr Will be stubborn opposition to such an he had amendment if offered and the con- ¬ Boutelle ifotherwise any information official or that threw test may be an animated one if Light on the cause of the disaster any Mr Allen persists in his pur- ¬ ¬ reply as I pose Independently of the Cuban pliedmust Boutelle I did yesterday re regret to I amendment the diplomatic bill is like- ¬ say I Mr not But that the informa- ¬ have all ly to cause debate on other questions hand It seldom gets through the senate tion atthat it seems to tostrengthen the was due without being- made the basis of more belief resolution was thenan accident adopted The or less general discussion of the coun- ¬ Pending a motion by Mr Hale that trys foreign policy the into executive session Unless the Cuban question or some Mr senate goGa introduced the fol- ¬ Bacon phase of the Maine disaster should lowing joint resolution come before the house this week tho That there shall be prepared under time with the exception of Monday secretary of the which under an arrangement made the direction of the navy and placed upon the waH of last week will be given up to the con- ¬ statuary hall in the capital building a sideration of private bills will be de- ¬ bronze tablet commemorative of the voted nominally at least to the sun ¬ officers and men the United States dry civil appropriation bill This bill navy who perishedof in the loss of the will be reported to the house Monday Maine in the harbor of Havana Feb¬ It is a very voluminous measure con ¬ ruary 1S98 taining all the odds and ends of appro The said tablet shall contain Jbhe priations as its name indicates names of said officers and menand of and is usually productive shall be an enduring memorial to their more protracted contests than any of perpetual token of rbhe the other appropriation bills It is un- ¬ honor and a nation sorrow of the derstood that the information regard ¬ The resolution further ing the situation in Cuba asked for last a sufficient sum of money appropriates toVcaijrym week by the house has been prepared resolution into effect by the state department and is ready It was referred to the committee on for transmittal Some of the con- ¬ naval affairs APPEOPRIATION MAINES SAILOES Are Smarting Over the Governments Delay in Punishing What They Consider a Spanish Outrage NEWS ITEMS Thursdays statement of the condi tion of the treasury shows Available 219262973 gold re cash balance yes Miss Birdling is a cultivated singer but she will never pass for a great artist you know Oh Disannulled And why not pray If No Action is Taken They Say They Will Never Again Pace the Deck of an American Man-of-W- ar ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J- ¬ ¬ cial to the Times Union and Citizen from Key West Fla says Sailors of the battleship Maine suffering from wounds in the Key West hospital are smarting over the delay of the government in punishing what they term a Spanish outrage In their minds there is no doubt as to the cause of the explosion and they explain the delay in taking summary action by saying that the president is morally certain that there was no ac cident and wishing to deceive the Spaniards with a feeling of security is using the short time to make the necessary preparations to enforce his ultimatum If no action is taken they say not a man among them will again pace the deck of an American but if business is meant it would take a strong force to keep them from hurrying to the front wounded tliough they are to take a hand in what they look upon as a personal vengeance We were warned not to go Ha vana one said Sunday being told that danger awaited us there When we got there we were again told and it was current rumor that the harbor bottom was honeycombed with mines We first chose our anchorage and rested there for several hours but the harbor master compelled us to weigh and proceed to a spot marked by a buoy We were reviled on the streets of Havana and sneered at until our blood boiled and found out for our own safety that it was necessary for us to make our visits to the city in force No man dared to go it alone There was no knowing what would happen to him The explosion itself is the best evi dece that it was a mine or torpedo New York Feb 21 The Herald ¬ ¬ ¬ man-of-war Jacksonviixe Fla Feb 21 A spe- ¬ serve 160645739 A decree has been gazetted accepting the resignation of Senor Dupuy De Lome as minister of Spain at Wash ington and severely criticising him 4000000 to A bill appropriating provide a battleship to replace the Maine was introduced in the house Friday afternoon by Mr Foote of New York A movement has been set afoot to have the United States erect a monu- ¬ ment to Gen Lafayette in the city of Paris to be dedicated during the Paris exposition Christopher Columbus Luby a white man who has made his living by fishHe ing was hanged at Blakely Ga was convicted of murdering his wife ¬ ¬ lish Because she can sing m nothing but Eng ¬ Oh dear Yes and it is abominably good English too You can understand every word she Philadelphia Bulletin says A treasure laid up is St Jacobs Oil It cures the worst Neuralgia a tie Is that so Love A game the result of which is often Chicago Daily News Very Pairsfu Could Not Move without Great Su- ¬ fferingHoods Cured ¬ night of April S 1S96 have taken four bottles of Hoods Sarsa The Dominion government has de- ¬ parilla and now find myself free from cided not to issue free miners certifi- rheumatism Mrs Mart A Tucker cates at Lake Tagash and American 454 Ninth St Red Wing Minn ports The miners will have to get 9 wS i v them at Vancouver or Victoria The navy department has received a Is Americas Greatest Medicine il six for cable dispatch from Capt Symmonds Hoods Pills cure sick headache 25c commanding the Marietta at San Jose De Gauemala reporting all quiet at TEXAS LADIES that point with the town under mar Dont Lie on the i My shoulders and arms were very pain ¬ ful with rheumatism so that I could hardly I move them without great suffering te ¬ tial law ¬ August Bingling father of the King ling Bros of circus fame is dead at Baraboo Wis after an illness of several months aged 71 His death oc curred on the 40th anniversary of his ¬ VZlff QuitmanTexwrites Atler years suffering from Dyspepsia and Sick Head ¬ ache I was cured by Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine It cured my Husband of Constipation our little Girl of Nervous ¬ ness and our Son of Ca ¬ Bowels It tarrh of the Newman of cured Mrs Painful Menstruation j and carried Mrs Fields safelv throutrh Chance of Life It perfect ly regulates the Iiver Stomach and Bowels and leaves no bad effects while both Black Draught and Zeilins Liver Itegulator1 did not leave my bowels in such good condition v I found more of it in the Package and it only required half the quan tity for a dose and I had rather pay 25 cts per Package for it than use Zeilins or 12 ¬ ¬ Monday says - ¬ ¬ SPANISH CRUISER Viscaya Arrived in New York Waters Fri ¬ ¬ New York Feb 19 The Spanish armored cruiser Viscaya is in New York waters She dropped her big anchors five miles south of Sandy Hook Lightship at 550 p m after a 13 day voyage from the Canary islands When her officers and men learned day Afternoon - the startling news of the dis- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ Frederick B Coudert formerly coun- ¬ sel for the United States before the Behring sea commission and a well known authority upon international law was interviewed regarding the matter of an indemnity if it can be shown that the Spanish authorities at Havana failed to take proper precautions to insure the safety of the Amer- ¬ ican warship Maine The destruction of the Maine by accident or by the act of irresponsible individuals would not justify a declaration of war Carnot for instance was assassinated by an Italian yet France did not blame Italy Italian subjects were killed by a mob several years ayo at New Orleans Italy was justified in demanding an indemnity which they received because the men when slain were in charge of officers of the law who should have made every effort to prevent their prisoners from being killed But it did not result in war Washington Feb 21 It is learned from a high diplogitic source that the representatives orhree of the leading nations of Europe here have advised their governments that they regard war between the United States and Spain as inevitable and that open hostilities can not be postponed longer than two weeks Their advices are based on information obtained from Havana as well as from Washinjrton It is learned that investigations have been in quiet progress in Havana through con sular representatives of the gov- ernments in question who though acting separately have reached the unanimous conclusion that the respon- ¬ sibility for the wreck of the Maine lies very closely at the doors of certain Spanish officers who were prominently connected with the Weyler regime Key West Feb 21 News was received here Sunday morning to the ef-¬ fect that Capt Sigsbee and his officers were now convinced of treachery and foul play in the Maine wreck and that Capt Sigsbee had made an important report to the Washington officials to that effect No details are given save the bare fact that something has been ¬ ¬ ¬ wedding i aispatcn received m vjopennagen from Polsingfors says that a tract of ice on the coast of the Gulf of Finland broke adrift in a snowstorm and was carried to sea with 200 fishermen and several horses As a result of the conference held in New York Thursday by representa- ¬ tives of Yale Harvard and Cornell there will be a triangular race be- ¬ tween Yale Harvard and Cornell at New London this year Christopher Merry the peddler who was to have been hanged Friday for wife murder was Thursday respited for 00 days by Gov Tanner Merrys lawyers asked for time to appeal to the Hlinois supreme court The house committee on naval af¬ fairs which has charge of the appro- ¬ priation bill is at work on the measure An appropriation of S200000 foi the building of a new ship for duty on Lake Erie has been agreed to The latest phase of the Zola trial has caused the greatest excitement in Ger many The papers believe the newly revealed document a forgery but they say that in any case even if gen- ¬ uine it can not affect Germany Gen Booth commander-in-chie- f of the Salvation army arrived in St Louis Friday accompanied by his staff A large demonstration was held in Music hall Friday evening at wrhich prominent men acted as vice presi- ¬ ¬ ¬ masBm Black Draught as a free gift Digestion is the grand process by which nature repairs the wasted tissues of tho body which when the individual ia m health is performed with great faithfulness and regularity and without giving rise o any disagreeable sensations Indigestion is a disease which consists of a deviation from this ordinary mode of health and in the deficiency orvitiated character of those secretions which are essential to tho conversion of food int blood The best cor- ¬ rective for this complaint is Dr M A Sim ¬ mons Iivor Medicine a fewdoseSOfwhicH Will remove the offensive taste Randolph Ky writes I will never be without Dr 21 A Simmons Iaver Hcdicine It cured me of Bad Taste in ihe Mouth Chronic Constipation and Torpidity of Iaver after several Physicians and many Patent Medicines had failed I took three times as much Black Draught as the directions said take and it had but little effect on me and I dont think it had much strength dents Lieut J F Sobrai naval attache of the Spanish legation at Washington was in New York Friday actively cooperating with the authorities in pre paring for insuring the safety of the Spanish battleship Viscaya during her stay in that port The post office department has been ¬ ¬ The bnsy mother sometimes feels an in ¬ ability to perform her accustomed duties She feels inactive weary and depressed Her back oh how it aches When she sits down she feels as though she must get right up and when she stands that she mast sit down The truth is the capacity of her ner ¬ vous system has been overworked it has become exhausted and there is a breaking down What she needs is a course of Dr Simmons Squaw Vino Wine to restore healthy functional activity and give toae and vitality to her nervous system Backaches Common to Mothers ¬ ¬ discovered convincing Sigsbee of foul ¬ play ¬ honor and authority to those who initiated this rebellion these ill born autonomists ungrate- ¬ country our beloved of sons ful finally these Yankee hogs who And meddle In our affairs humiliating us to the last degree and for still greater taunt or- ¬ der to us one of the ships of war of their rot- ¬ ten squadron after insulting us in their news- ¬ papers and driving us from our homes Span ¬ iards the moment of action has arrived Sleep not Let us show these vilo traitors that we have not yeu lost shame and that we know how to protect with energy befitting a nation worthy and strong as our Spain is and always will be Death to Americans death to autonomy Long live Spain Long live Weyler Offer Their Services to the Country New York Feb 21 Monitor Association of Naval Veterans port of Brooklyn has adopted a series of res- ¬ olutions on the subject of the Maine disaster which after expressing sym ¬ pathy with the friends and relations of the victims says Resolved That the same spirit which led us to de- ¬ fense of our country in 1861 to 18G5 is still alive within our breasts and if any wrong has been done which God forbid but if such is the fact we here ¬ by offer our services to our beloved country and its flag ¬ It was given out Saturday from a source that is almost semi official that the divers sent down on behalf of the United States to examine the wreck of the Maine have made a preliminary report of the result of their work and that the magazine in which the explosion is supposed to have occurred is intact If this report is true an entirely different aspect is given to the terrific explosion which brought death and destruction to the Maine This report reaching Key West it is said caused the members of the court of inquiry to decide to proceed to Havana Sunday and begin their investigation at once ¬ ¬ informed that after March 1 samples of liquids greases powders and glass will be admitted to the mails of Great Britain Samples of these materials are already admitted to the mails of a number of countries Martin Riorden a submarine diver of Key West and a survivor of the Maine has been telegraphed for from Havana by Consul Gen Lee and Capt Sigsbee and will go over immediately to dive under the Maine and discover the cause of the disaster Both houses of the Virginia legislature Thursday passed resolutions or ¬ dering the national and state flags over the state capitol half masted for 24 hours as a mark of respect to the American sailors who perished at their post of duty on the Maine The Spanish government has cabled instructions to the commander of the warship Viscaya leaving it to his dis- ¬ cretion when to quit New York Or- ¬ ders have also been issued to Capt Peral to open an inquiry into the cause of the disaster to the Maine Ulysses G Carter a Negro was hanged at Decatur Tex Friday after- ¬ noon in the presence of at least ten thousand people The condemned man met his death calmly and his neck was broken by the fall He killed Jailor Coberly at Denton Tex February 22 ¬ ACETYLENE GAS The Light of the Future Why not be in ¬ dependent and o n your own little gas plant which w ill Rive you six times more light than ordinary gas or electric lights at one half the cost Applicable for use in churches stores factories residences and country homes bafer than ordi ¬ nary pas or kero ¬ sene lamps Ap¬ proved by the Boards Fire Insurance Indcrwri ters throughout tho United States entahr3t class agent in ev ¬ ery town Write for prices and catalogue all of THE XATIOVAIi ACETKXEIVE GAS CO lllO Molmwlc BIdff Cleveland O ML and get a 15 c package of Go to your grocer to day 1897 ¬ - I storm of rain lightning and wind struck New Orleans Saturday The gale was so heavy that in the rear of the city sheds were knocked down chimneys toppled over trees were uprooted and fences laid low One man W Vr Baldwin Mrs L M M Stevens was seriously injured by lightning vice president of the Womans Chris Telegraph and telephone wires were Forty tian Temperance union Miss Anna M crippled in many quarters Gordon Miss Willards secretary and thousand dollars is a rough estimate of the loss Dr Alfred K HilL ¬ E Willard president of the Womans Christian Temperance union died shortly after midnight Friday morn ing at the Hotel Empire this city At the bedside of Miss Willard at the time of her death were her niece Mrs Death of Miss Willard New York Feb IS Miss Frances New Orleans Storm hi New Orleans Feb 21 A severe ¬ aster to the Maine in Havana harbor and of the downfall of former Minister De Lome they broke into a wild uproar of talk For a couple of minutes all discipline on the great warship seemed to vanish to the winds Men rushed below to tell their com- ¬ rades in the lower decks Early Saturday morning the Viscaya will come up to anchorage selected for her in the upper bay nual dinner of the American Newspa ¬ per Publishers association was held at the Waldorf Astoria Friday night One hundred and fifty covers were laid Several cities have made bids for Ihe next convention but it probably will go to the west or south the selection being left to the executive committee Wife Murderer Pays the Penalty Blakely Ga Feb 19The hanging of C C Luby convicted of the murder of his wife took place here Friday The pardon board refused his applica tion for pardon ¬ sr Muncie Ind Feb 18 The CO employes of the old Ft Pulley and Eim Manufacturing- Co at Eaton struck until the back wages amounting to The company 1600 are advanced two weeks ago and failed for 80000 the assignees who are operating- the plant decline to pay the money t present - Struck for Back Pay ¬ - has been heard from the 12 fishermen who started from Green Island fo this city Saturday The storm has continued so severe that no one has ventured on the ice Sunday Friends of the missing fishermen believe that thejr must have found shelter in some of the fish shanties on the bay Twelve Fishermen Missing Marinette Wis Feb 21 Nothing American Newspaper Publishers Meet New York Feb 19 The 12th an ¬ E In I1 y Favor Cuban Independence Columbus 0 Feb 18 The stite council of the A P A in session at the Neil bouse hsis adopted a resolu tion favoring the iecognitionof tlie in dependence oi Cuba ¬ ¬ Wasbixgtox Feb 21 The presi ¬ dent denied a pardon for Edwin M Air a postal clerk of Newport Ky for opening a letter and abstracting its contents Ed Air Denied a Pardon Yukon A fierce duel was fought Friday beinstead of organizing the court here tween Prince Philip of Saxe Coburg Havana Feb 21 Lieut Command- ¬ and Gothe husband of the Princess er Barnett of the survey boat Bache Louise Marie of Belgium and Lieut said to a press correspondent Sunday Mittachich They fought first with You want the facts I can tell you pistols and then with swords The 95 chances out of 100 there are prince was wounded severely in the that the investigation will show that right arm the forward magazine of the Maine At a largely attended meeting of did not blow up first if it exploded at Irishmen in St James hall London all and that it was not the cause of Wednesday evening convened to cele- ¬ the terrible consequences that follow- brate the events of 98 under the chaired The condition of the wreck when manship of James OKelley it was first studied and a later careful scru- unanimously voted to send a dispatch tiny make this an almost absolute cer- of condolence to the American nation upon the loss of the Maine tainty Vice President Clark of the Western Farewell Audience to Senor Bernabe Union Telegraph Co says that the Madrid Feb 21 Sunday the queen regent gave a farewell audience to published report that the cable be- ¬ Senor Polo Y Bernabe the new min- tween Havana and Key West is down is not true He ister to the United States Monday working all rightsays two cables are but that there has she will receive United States Minister some delay on land wires owing Woodford who will present President been McKinleys dispatch of thanks for to high winds Thomas Jeffersons birthday anni- ¬ Spains expression of sympathy with versary will be celebrated on April 13 the United States in the misfortune by the National Association of Demo- ¬ that befell the Maine cratic clubs with a subscription din ¬ Worst Storm in Many Years ner in Washington which in nearly Oshkosii Wis Feb 21 The worst every respect will be a repetition oi storm in 25 years is still raging the famous dinner here in 1897 As Trains are six to eight hours late was the case last year Mr Bryan will be the principal speaker this year Street rar service is badly crippled ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Capt A M Hunt superintendent of construction of Howards ship yards at Jefferson ville Ind has arrived at San Francisco from the east He is on his way to Alaska to commence the build ing of four steamboats for the Alaska Commercial Co to be emplojed on the ¬ f It ful A I It takes the place of coffee at the cost Made from pure grains it Ml is nourishing and health- ¬ ¬ n0 America B000 acres Our Grass Mixtures last 0 in lifetime Meadows sown in April will give a A a 2 rousing crop in July Prices dirt cheap Mam- moth 2 FREE catalogue and 11 pkg Grass and Grains for but 10c and this notice Catalogue Go JOHN A CLOVER SEED 9 Grass Clover Seeds Largest growers of and SAtZER SEED CO Wyi xvuuopb uu Insist thatyonr grocer gives you GRAIN O umiuon LACROSSE WIS K5 f ¬ VTj 4J- Allens Ulcerlne Salve the world for ¬ in Chronic Ulcers Bone Scrofulons Ulcer Varicose Ulcers Ulcers White Swelling Fever Soros and all Old Sores It never fails Draws out all poison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Bolls Carbuncles Piles Salt Kheura Burns Cut and all Fresh Wounds By mail small 33c larce Kc Book free J P AtLEN CO St Paul Minn Sold by Drurelsts is the only sure cure vK 5T S gg SEEDS - JAMES J H Garden and Flower with a world wide reputa- tw uuu vuuuogiree to all 6KEQ0BY80N Marblehead Mass V Sfc issTSsssT l01 ky druggists Bf THE BOURBQN NEWS TUESMLY FEBRUARY 22-- 1898 SCHOOL AND CHURCH Racine Wis has been selected by the United Danish Evangelical Luth- eran churches of America as the place for locating the Danish American col- ¬ lege ld Miss Parrish the seventh News temperance evangelist is now in Japan where she is pushing the It Sounds Nice I think said Miss Elder who had Gospel temperance work with much been reading the news from Wall street vigor and earnestness that if I were to go into stock trading Sixty young men are pursuing a I would be a short course of study in the Y M C A train Why asked Miss Kittish ing school at Springfield Mass in Oh the shorts are squeezed so often preparation for the various lines or Town Topics work in the Y M C A Rev Dr David P Breed late pastor Given a Comprehensive Answer of the Pirst Presbyterian church of Does he know anything Pittsburgh has accepted the chair of Know anything sacred rhetoric and elocution in Wes ¬ The tone was an answer in itself Know anythingl Why hes the kind tern Theological seminary of man who would hunt for a leak in a The Homestead is the name of the Chicago Post rescue home for women in St Louis gas pipe with a candle It is a roomy old mansion and was re¬ Effect of Environment cently given by James Stewart to the One of the tallest men I ever knew Salvation Army of that city was a Rhode Islander He measured The Christian Endeavor society of nearly seven feet in height Perhaps he had to grow that way the Abingdon HI Christian church There was no room for him to spread provides carriages for invalids and aged people taking them to religious out Chicago Tribune services This society also supports two children in India Is Rather Circumscribed Rev John Robertson the famous The supreme court of Delaware has forbidden women to practice law in Scotch preacher has resigned the pas- ¬ torate of the City Temple Glasgow that state Well any woman with the least bit Scotland and will make a lecture tour of ambition would certainly want a in America He will reside in the vi ¬ Cleveland Plain Dealer wider field cinity of New York Mildred So you and Fred Burwick are engaged I thought you said a few weeks ago that you wouldnt have him if he were the last man on earth Jessie I know I did but they say that Frankie Jones and Gertrude Mills are both crazy for him Chicago Daily round-the-wor-- ILL A MYSTERY u B Not yet Known Wnat caused tne Explosion on tne Maine The Dead Number 246 Men and Two Officers It is Believed by Many That the Vessel Was Destroyed by the Hand of an Enemy evening The former is provided with diving apparatus and as every war ¬ ships company includes at least sever- ¬ al expert divers there will be no lack of men to make the necessary search These men can be depended upon to re- ¬ port the exact facts They moreover will be subject to orders of the court of inquiry in every particular and as they are familiar with the botton of a warship of the type of the Maine they are not likely to be led into the mistake of supposing the outlet hole or pipe from the interior to be a torpe- ¬ do hole Washington Feb 19 The navy de- ¬ partment has compiled the following Bummarj showing the total results of the Maine disaster from all available official information up to the close of On He aimed to be a statesman When he started out to work He thought hed be a Webster A Macaulay or a Burke For years he toiled obscurely In the Interests of the state But at last turned politician So now hes rich and great Chicago Daily News When a doctor is ill he invariably call in another physician to treat him but one tailor never goes to another for a suit of clothes Well a doctor who treats a doctor never sends a bill for his services Judge the Wrong Tack Changed kltr Mlnd Perhaps That Is Why Her lover Is her beau till they are wed But after that hell be her beau no longer the department Friday night Nor Is she sorry bow knots be it said Total officers and men on board the Oft come untied but marriage ties are stronger Maine 355 total officers 26 total men N Y Journal 829 total officers saved 24 total men saved 76 total officers lost 2 total IDENTIFIED AT LAST men lost 246 total officers injured 0 57 doubtful men 7 The seven men appearing as doubt ¬ ful probably represent that number or less whose lives have been saved but who can not be identified at present on account of errors in the transmission Not a Slip total men injured The 57 appearing as injured are inAn Official List of the Names of tne Dead Wounded and Unin ¬ cluded in the 76 appearing as saved jured An Investigation Committee Appointed The Wreck Ten men reported as having died of the Maine May Be Raised Divers at Work in hospital are included in the total of telegrams ¬ A Havana Feb 18 of 246 appearing above as having been V The interment of Carl A Christiansen Andrew V Erickson Late in the day Capt Sigsbee tele- ¬ Flynn George Fox Patrick martyrs of the Maine took place Wm M J Foley Michael Hallberg Ambrose graphed as follows the Gartrell Alfred Thursday afternoon about 5 oclock Ham John Herbert Alfred J Holland Alfred So far 125 have been buried Identi- ¬ Shortly before the hour all Havana was B Herness John Heffron Frederick Holzer fication very difficult Will wire names Trusting Soul in movement The flags on the public Robt Hutchings Harry Jectson Alf Johnson of identified later Henry said the anxious young wife In regard to tele- ¬ Kloe Jenee buildings were at half mast and many Fred Charles Joseph H Kane George W Harry gram of inquiry of Friday can not I hear you muttering in your sleep H Lohman John D Load ber ¬ of the houses were draped in mourn McCann William McNair Thomas Mack furnish further information Names that you had lost five bones If you ing All classes were represented in William Mattisen Carl Matlasen John H read A Hallon William Anderson feel that way dear why dont you go the throngs that filled the streets along Panck Charles F Pilcher Walter E Richards A Johnson Henry Williams who was and see some good osteopathist George Schwartz which the funeral procession passed to Arthur Rau James Rowe Shea William H cabin cook and James Moriniere Chicago Tribune Carl A Smith Jeremiah the cemetery Thompson Harry Teackle James Williams Senetals name wired bj mistake Fast Traveling1 The order of the procession was as Henry Williams Benjamin R Wilbur Thomas Sigsbee Miss Horty Really Mr Drinkleigh E V Webber John follows J Waters Martin Pa who was the old woman who Havana Feb 19 At S oclock Fri ¬ Germand you ought to try ice yachting The municipal guards on horse back White John Coffee C V William Mc day evening 135 bodies had been re- ¬ lived in a shoe William McDevitt Paul Loftus Drinkleigh Why in full uniform the city fire brigade Guiness She was originally a New York girl covered Among those identified whose They say Miss Horty significantly the municipal employes the aldermen uninjured names have not been already cabled who married a Chicago shoemaker and away N Y Jour ¬ C H Bullock Westmore Harris Katsusa in seven splendidly decorated firemens it takes ones breath was left a widow without a home Lcriniere are those of Carlton Jencks Flynn cars special cars bearing- the remains buro Kushida Peder Larsen LewisMartin Re Michael or Patrick Francis Phillips Harlem Life nal bodies being- carried on a splen- ¬ Thomas Melville Peter Mikkelsen nine den Frank Rusch Daniel G Toppm John H Noble T Mudd Thos J Jones Frances He Owes Them to Her didly decorated car the clergy depu- ¬ Turpin Alonzo Willis F Awo W Anthony J McNiece Barry John P or Lewis At 1115 P M May They say a man always kisses Farewell Farewell he cries in pain tations consistiner of the chief officers Chas P Galpin Joseph Lutz Edward McKay L Charles Curran Patrick Hughes his wife a greadeal during the honey ¬ His arms enfold her tight of the army navy and the volunteers Michael Meehan Wm Dondughey Frank Sutton Danmoon His kisses fall like autumn rain Initials representatives of various official Anderson incorrect Can not locate William iel Price Henry Gross Chas F Just Upon her forehead white A Hallon Carlos A Senetal H Belle Well ho ought to to make up bureaus and of the custom house a Johnson W Williams J M Mounere For he knows hell see her not again Daniel J Boyle Wm J Horn Jos Scul- ¬ for the other fellows kisse she ha Until to morrow night committee representing- the chamber Washington Feb 18 The follow- ¬ ly Jas T League Trubic Finch Thos given up Town Topics of commerce a delegation representi- ing cablegram from Capt Sigsbee at J Harty Walter Sellers Chas Franke IJ ng- the grocers the council of admin ¬ Havana dated Thursday was received Fisher Frank or A J istration representatives of the treas- Thursday evening by the secretary of Alfred J Holland died at the mil- ¬ ury the press and various political the navy itary hospital Friday There remains organizations then the chief officers Twenty seven were buried Thursday at tlie San Ambrosio Wm Mattison of the Maine the representatives of afternoon 25 found in harbor and two Francis D Cahill Frederick C Hober fereign governments the city magis- ¬ died in hospital Following only can and Jas W Allen still in a serious trates with their mace bearers provin- ¬ be recognized Dierking drummer condition but better than they were cial deputies employes of the general J S Graham W H Tinsman lands ¬ Thursday George W Koebeler John and regional autonomic governments man Brown sergeant of marines affron and Jeremiah Shea ae somethe municipal mace bearers then Gen Nero chief machinist Keys ordinary what improved Dr Maas does not p Parrado with four O Sheridan Gaffney Cos despair of saving them all seaman representing- Capt Gen Blanco whose grove Seary firemen Golpine marine Up to the present time 110 bodies personal presence was not allowable Kane coal passer J Smith seaman have been taken from the ruins under the law having- on his right Following is the official list of the Havana still mourns with the Ameri United States Consul Gen Lee and on survivors can people Since the funeral cere- ¬ his left the mayor of Havana the C D Sigsbee P Wainwright G F monies of Thursday the city has re- ¬ Marquis Larrinaga Adm Mqnterola Wholman J Wood C W Jungen moved the outward signs of grief but Gen Alano and other officers two G P Blow S G Heneberger C M the work of succoring the living and companies of marine and infantry Pay C P Howell J J Blandin J N caring for the dead whose bodies The funeral music was furnished by Chinwick J Bowers A Catlin J P are recovered proceeds tenderly and the bands of the Isabela La Catolica Morris J N Holden W F Chiverins unremittingly Every care is shown and Porto Pico battalions which ac- ¬ A Bronson A the survivors P Washington companied the bodies Capt Gen Blanco and the officials Croughan D F Boyd F E Larkin The population that lined the route J Hill J Helms B McCarty McKay continue to co operate with Capt Sigs- gave every indication of the profound Edin Larson Halberg Bullock Mc ¬ bee and Consul General Lee The mes- ¬ est respect from Spain and the Ham Anthony Russell Morin sages Washington Feb 18 The navy de- ¬ Cann Melville Wielis Galpin Kushide United receivedshowing that the action States iero partment Thursday night made up Lofkin Turpin Harris Lutz Jetssen of the Havana authorities is appreci- ¬ from its latest cable advices the follow Holland Herbert jr McDevitt Foley ated give satisfaction to the officers ing list of dead wounded and rescued Hutchins Schwartz W A Thompson who are making further efforts to from the Maine The names marked Wm Anderson Lemon F Thompson ameliorate the condition of the sur ¬ doubtful are uncertain owing to er- ¬ Pichards Awo Texel Flynn Germond vivors rors in telegraphic transmission which Dressier David MichaelsonC Sohwan The feeling of the community is that prevent their corresponding to the Fox Wilburn Waters Welter O An- ¬ social functions would be out of place muster roll of the department on file derson Christiansen Koebler Ericsson at a time of such mourning and these in Washington The following is the Williams J White Williams Mack will be suspended for the present list of dead Statements from Madrid and Wash ¬ Pank Coffee Jerne J A Smith G Michael Malon Thomas Cain B Anguland Rhea Heines J E Offion J H Bloom- ington published here to the effect that J B Lewis M Cochrane M Lanahan T J er H Johnson Bergran Nattison A many people in the United States be- ¬ Quigley F Boll U Kelley C Todoresco Miohael Griffin Joseph Reilly N T Mudd Johnson Pilch Holtzer Loftus Mc lieve the explosion was accidental co- ¬ ROBBING PETER TO PAY PAUL AND HIMSELF Joseph Seery James H Mason Daniel Leene Guinness W Natiason Inwess Load incide with the opinion held by the D J Tehan T J Jones O Sheridan J Scully W Allen Roe Dierion F Capill Kane Spanish officials and the excitement J F Walsh Bernard Lynch J J Divinins Ran McNair Garbrette A which followed the disaster has sub- ¬ Rudolph Falk W B Horn McManus Slightly Egotistical Helpful Hindrance sided into quiet waiting J M League Thomas Troy C Kronyak J VV Hallon Senetal A Kruz Benjamin She Dont you think that youare a of the House 1 want to Daughter Louden G Lieber T Finch B H Herriman The Mangrove sailed Friday evening help you to day Marie This list is as wired by Capt Sigsbee little in love with yourself W A Greer C Murphy C Walter Cameron to the war department The muti- ¬ for Key West with Edward Mattson He Thats because I think so much Cook No no miss Ive too much P Quinn P J Shea Thomas M Cole Hugo lated bodies of 13 men were washed B R Wilber J C White Daniel Kruse John Merz J J Lorenzen H Gross R to day Rehoboth Sunday Her- ¬ of you I am naturally fond of any ¬ ashore at Regla and Casa Blanca oppo- ¬ Cronin John Coffee J H Blover Al ¬ to do Wilson D Lewis B L Marsden K Christian thing that you are fond of Boston son H Brinkman S NeilsonWm Lund J C site Havana fred Hemes James Rowe Charles Pil ald Transcript Clarke H M Carr George Thompson M F Capt Sigsbee has cabled to Washing ¬ ker and William McGuinness Two One of Lifes Mysteries William Donougry Peter Roo j Chas Harris ¬ Bargain Counter Though every man upon the earth Currant D Dahlman William Hamburger H ton that it would be advisable to send more of the wounded sailors died Fri Has troubles of his own In silks and furs and feathers fine Up to the hour at which this Kay J Porter no more warships to Havana but to day ORegan F H Kniese John A Few have enough to make them leave With eagerness intense R Burkhardt Eldon H Mero C E Safford send relief boats dispatch is sent 230 p m 130 bodies The other chaps alone Behold them stand all day in line A J Fisher W A Rieger August Schreeder Each is placed Chicago Journal The Mangrove light house tender have been recovered To save eleven cents Henry S Baum L M Fleishman M Steven- Chicago Tribune has arrived and the Laurel is also ex- ¬ in a coffin and carried to the Colon son Gustav Holm C F Haskell B Fountain Have Their Foyers Adm Monterola has summon- ¬ cemetery where Chaplain Chadwick Wm Robinson A Anfindsen Wm Monfort pected A MODERN WASHINGTON I wonder why so many theaters Frank Gardner C O White C A Scott Ar- ¬ ed Capt Sigsbee to appear before Mili- ¬ of the Maine conducts funeral serv- ¬ burn down remarked Mrs Perkasie thur Brofelt Frank Sutton Frank Andrews tary Judge Peral and the Marquis En ices Well every theatei has its foyer J A Graham S P Altken John Powers senada and has notified him also that Adm Manterola refuses to allow the Henry Auchenbach William Noble William you know replied her intelligent hus ¬ Coleman H A AndersonWilliam Hough Thos joint committees of Americans and divers sent here by American news- ¬ band who is an Irishman N Y World SheaG Leupold J C Neilson John Warren I Spanish naval officers will be appoint papers to make any investigation near Sugusaki Thomas J Gardner John A Hall ed to investigate the cause of the ex- ¬ the wreck at least until Capt Sigsbee Irolmbly berg Wm Rushworth M Ohye O Ishida S plosion shall have finished his official investi- ¬ This train makes a great many hingi P Gaffney Patrick Flynn Charles F Washington Feb 18 Upon receipt gation Friday morning Lieut Com- ¬ stops Just Charles Franke John Bookbinder C G Yes Moss James Drury J E Wickstrom John of the sad intelligence from Havana mander Wainwright Lieut Holman Its a milk trail It is prob Kelley John Hamilton A Keskell Wm Lam ¬ at the marine hospital bureau an or and Chief Engineer Howell went with ably stopping for water Chicago bert A B Hennekes Frank B Tiggs C F der was issued by Surgeon General divers to search for the bodies of Lieut Phillips L Lee F Fadde J Lapiers CWA Hamilton T F CKinsella J Wyman assigning Surgeon B W Jenkins and Assistant Engineer Mer Tribune C Her Choice Pinkney D Price N Rising H McGonigle Brown to duty at Key West where the ritt but the guards would not allow And you say that Winnifred Mere ¬ Grady E P Graham R wounded of the Maine are to be cared them to make the search and they Thomas Clark P Perry R White A Wilson Y Kitigata J E for Surgeon Brown immediately left returned to the consulate and lodged a dith married a man of letters Marshall John Matza J H Ziegler H J Yes her husband has his Keys Charles Jennings John WallaceEdward for the south and will be stationed at formal complaint with Gen Lee establishment up over my store Key West Fla Feb 19 Rr Adm Burns J J Shea Martin Tuohey F Page the Key West Marine hospital which Walter S Sellers George Miller George is in charge of Dr Gregorio Guiteras Sicard is preparing a precept or ad ¬ Chicago Daily News Whiten Leon Bonner F E Kinzey brother of the famous yellow fever ex ¬ vance order for assembling the court Merely a Guexn Carl Evanson John Martensen W H Corman pert Dr John Guiteras of Philadel- ¬ of inquiry here into the loss of the Mrs Grumpy Vhy are the doctors Gordon G D Faubel Charles Hauck J F The war ships Iowa Indiana nuntiug about and discovering so many P Hughes Edward Lawler J F Furlong ¬ phia Reports from Havana are of Maine S Lees T J Dancaster John P Etts Mat such a character that it was deemed and Massachusetts are expected Satur ¬ new diseases thew Lynch F Bloomberg George Mobles injudicious to have the injured men day night or Sunday morning Their Grumpy Trying to find something W R B Caufleld G C Ording Charles Laird sent to any of the hospitals near the officers and those of the cruiser New OHagan G Wilbur that they can cure Detroit Free Press J P Barry T J Grupp WilliamW Cosgrove scene of the disaster York will probably compose a majority C M Nolan R When It In Effective The court niay proceed Washington Feb IS Facts were of the court T Magaminie K Suzuki P C Johansen No mamma 1 cannot tell a lie Blinks Moral suasion is a great James OConnor William H Tinsman John few but theories plentiful in the navy later to Havana A room in the feder- ¬ sampled all the jam Foujerem L L Barry Michael Kane A Con department Thursday so far as the al court here will most likely be secur thing roy T J Harty E Harris E Mattsen J Winks Provided of course youve Out- ¬ ed for the sittings Quite Successful Palmgren J H Shillington C E Lowell R Maine disaster was concerned As regards the story that one of the got lots of physical force to oack it up She And were you successful with E M Meilstrup W C side of the action indicated by Adm 3 Hawkins F Fisher Town Topics Hanrahan A C Bruns John R Bell C W F Sicard in the appointment of the court crew of the Maine saw a small object your first case doctor Eiermann E H Moore Patrick ONeil A of inquiry and the adoption of further emitting smoke approaching the war- The er widow He Not Wholly Unsuccessful Simmons D OC Harley M- Flaherty measures for the disposition of the ship lust before the explosion a cor- paid the bill Tit Bits not Brown The detectives have F Butler J T Adams William S Miller wounded and the interment of the respondent has interviewed the man William J Fuer Jacob Becker W Coleman any arrest yet have tbey made The Wrong Adjective Lyden a H F Klhlstron M E Salmin J TEdler James dead the department officials felt that in the hospital who was said to have He called Smith Well yes theye arrested Gabbleton wrathfully Jenks John H Moss George tnere was little to 00 at tms moment ciruuiaieu tue report ana nas naa irom the attention of the public N- - Y me a dirty liar Boyle and that it remained for the investiga- - i him an absolute denial Lieut Bland-- Truth DOUBTFtTD Grimshaw He was wrong you aru f Peter Johnson Charlie Ar tion to be completed before further in officer of the deck at the time of the John Anderson not particularly dirty1 N Y World explosion and Lieut Hood who was Danger of Civilization derson John Anderson JW Johnson Charles action could be taken Hud No IW for It Adm Sicards board has ample au- - with him both positively deny that They say a ian is safer in the woods Johnson George Johnson in- - such a story could have any founda- - nowadays than he is in town1 WOUNDED Mistress of the Hote My good mun thority to make the most searching Oskar Anderson Axel C Anderson Jas W vestigation into the causes of the dis-- tion unless it was the smoke of the any marriage did you ever lake uhHthTbatsso there arent Bloomer Allen Charles Bergman John H George Da aster The Fern and the Mangrove re- - City of Washington that misled some able girls In the woods Tramp N mum - noerjjuok uwy Chicago Rec ¬ Daniel Cronin Francis D Cahill one Havana Wednesday tkinjf bigjjer u a silver teaput 1it UiU ord Tld Gustav J Dressier Thomas J Durckln ported arrived at - lost nia Redwoods In tfhese days of advanced engineering railroads have sought and conquered many remarkable places Here in the United States we can ride up and down mountains just as if they were little hills and hurry along the brink of QUEER RAILROAD Built Upon the Tops of Tall Califor ¬ A gorges that make us shiver when we look down From California however comes the strangest railroad story and picture for a long time It tells of and shows a tradn that actually runs over tree tops ¬ - Up-to-D- ate 11 III I- 0 ¬ What a singular sensation it must be to realize that one is following a fuming spitting locomotive over the very places where kind nature intended birds should nest and that delightful quiet found among dense foliage reigns supreme This railroad down in Sono ¬ ma county Cal between the Clipper mills and Stewart Point is not exactly a passenger line but it is a railroad in every sense of the word It so happens that when the railroad comes to a place about equi distant from the two points mentioned a huge -- ¬ aides-de-cam- - - iLr Mr w ¬ ravine is encountered the sides and bottom of which are heavily wooded two giant redwood monarchs of the forest towering far above the less pre ¬ tentious growth and imparting an air of almost regal impressiveness Now it was very necessary that the railroad should cross this ravine It was also true that the- building of a regulation railroad bridge would hard ¬ ly pay and this is where real genius came to the rescue If the reader could stand either at the edge of this ravine or on one of its sloping sides he would see that strangely enough the growth of the trees and their position is such that their tops can be cut off and an al ¬ most level surface of stumps be se cured This is what genius saw and hence the railroad across the tree tops In the first place the big redwoods were sawed off 75 feet from the ground thia being the exact height from the bot ¬ tom of the ravine to the level of the tops of the trees Next trees on either side were sawed off of sufficient length to render their tops in a direct line with the tops of the redwoods as well as of the edges of the banks In this fashion was nature made to provide the piers and superstructure of the desired bridge To the lumbermen even the California veterans the project seemed almost chimerical but the builders pushed ahead and presently one day with a snort of triumph a lit-¬ tle logging engine pulled four fiat cars and a caboose over the tree tops Nobody ever heard of such a thing before We have all been told of the rope bridge have read of the great steel structures that span several famous livers and many of us have seen these triumphs of engineering genius but who is there that ever heard anywhere else of a railroad bridge over the tops of trees It is by long odds the queer- ¬ est of the whole lot Philadelphia - Press The Kanaka and the Mule An interesting incident happened when I was in Honolulu said Senator You know the natives are Morgan magnificent swimmers They take to the water like ducks One day a cargo of mules was being carried on a barge to a steamer lying off shore when one of the mules jumped overboard and made for the shore When he landed on the beach he looked around and seeing all the other mules still being carried toward the steamer he went into the surf again and started in the direction of the barge After he had gone some distance a great wave came4 along and turned him over When he righted himself he was absolutely wild and blindly headed out for mid ocean The men on the barge watched him for awhile and then the captain asked if it was proposed to let the ani ¬ mal drown Quick as a flash one of the Kanakas sprang overboard swam at a tangent to intercept the mule and reaching the animal climbed upoevhis back and by clever tactics directed the animal to the steamer riding him like a centaur in the water all the way Washington Post sign-painti- ng Ye-ye-- es - I i Britain Brilainwasknownto the Phoenicians as Barat Anac or the land of tin as far back as the year 1037 B C Some 500 years aterward the island was alluded to by Me Romans under the name 1 ¬ - I- Britannia which subsequently became shortened into Britain Chicago In ter Ocean F t l1fi THE ELECTION BILL Royal manes the food pure wholesome and dellclotts BOURBON NEW S TUESDAY u n FEBRUARY 22 i808 Ml OBITUARY As Kentuckians aud not as partisans interested solely in perity of our state to say a few words Bill now pending the honor and proswe feel it our dut about the Election in the Legislature We hold that it is very undemocratic in prinsiple and calculated to destroy the freedom of our elections In reality it saps the very foundations of liberty and will render elections in thi when That farce a state doubt- ¬ as its despotic machinery less it finally will has fallen into partisan and corrupt hands it fastens venal clique rule upon the state indefi nitely for it is easy for these commissioners to count out any reform A Legislature elected to repeal it bill more fraught with disaster and degradation to the state of Kentucky has we believe never been offered Legislature Kentucky the in Notice that it entirely does away with home rule and responsibility in regard t elections The State Commissioners a e elected by the Legislature all as a matter of course of the dominant party ¬ ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Deutl tl Win Ireland of Loeshurg aged about Just as Good Emulsion tf II ft 1 I fe forty ditrdSnoday moruiug Mrs Elizabeth Cayce Clardy mother f Congressman John D Clardy dud Saturday at Bells Christian coouty Ky in her ninety foirtu year J Wilson Wright acred about Hghty seven died at hi- - bonip ueai this dry yesterday morniug He leaves a wife nee Cynthia Jones and six children Mrs N H Bayles of nnar this city I K Wright and W L Wright of Scott as Scotts and we sell it much cheaper is a statement sometimes made by the drureist when Scotfs Emulsion is called tor This shows that the druggists themselves regard Scotts POWDER I l Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK THE B01JRB0K HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUflE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc MHJ3CR movable to the order of CHAMP These Commissioners during recess of ¬ displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents tine each insertion Locals in blaci type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaras 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 AD VER1I81NG RATES ¬ ¬ ¬ Gov Bradley has not yet acted on any Only bill sent him by the Legislature eight or teii ha e reached his desk pages for lengthy Hay ana dispatches in reference to the mysterious wrecking of the bat- ¬ tleship Maine See second and third A cancns of Democratic members of the House at Frankfort has been called for to morrow at 3 p m to consider the Goebel Election bill - the United States The revenue from 7200000 in 1867 the seal fishery alone has been more Now with the dis- ¬ than 8000000 covery of gold her value to the United States can readily be seen Alaska cost Sam Jones Enters Politics The Rev Sam P Jones created an unbounded sensation in Atlanta Ga Saturday afternoon by announcing him ¬ self as a candidate for Governor in the Mr impending Georgia campaign Jones has just returned from an extend ¬ ed tour of the North and West during which he made great progress in his revival work He claims he has had this move under consideration for a long time and has been keeping a keen eye on the gubernatorial situation be a good He saw whdt he th ughc opening aud took advantange of it He has not yet announced his platform Military Strength of United States And Spanish M f r The State Militia of the United States which will be called out ia case of war consists of 1391 officers 5290 cavalry 4906 artillery 101873 infantry making a total of 113460 in the militia The total authorized strength of the militia is 116125 The total number of persons liable to military service is 10139788 according to the records in the War Department The Spanish army consists of 64314 infantry 14314 cavalry 11605 artillery1 5108 engineers etc making a total of 84835 in the active service It also has 28790 East Indian troops 201312 West Indian troops 37760 Phillipine troops 160000 first reserves and 1000000 second reserves Its total peace strength is 352197 and its total war strength 1512197 the Legislature and the Legislature only sits 60 days in two years fill va- ¬ cancies in their own board They appoint all the Oountj Commissioners and can remoye them at any time These County Commissioners responsi- ¬ ble only to this partisan State Board appoint all the officers oE the elections and at their will can remove them at any time The several boards count all returns of elections declare results and issue certificates of election There is only one reservation of power by the Legislature and that is to try a con ¬ or election for Governor tested Lieutenant Governor A more ingenious scheme for giving the state over to clique rule without re- ¬ gard to the wishes of the people was neyer devised A more effective plan to cheat the people out of their right to choose their rulers or change their poli- ¬ cies as time may dictate the necessity The friends of was never broached this bill as an excuse for it say the Re- ¬ publicans roll up to large majorities in the Eleventh District Do not the DemThis ocrats do likewise in the First plea is the plea of the wolf in JEsop when he wishes to devour the lamb But this matter should not be consid- ¬ ered from a partisan standpoint either way but from the light of our liberties and sound Democratic principles When state after state is falling under the dominion of boss rule let us take warning at their example and protect our liberties while we can Remember patriotic men and true Democrats that this is a self perpetuating body this State Election Commission that when once elected that even no Legislature can sit except such as they may select that they raised above the people and independent of the people absolutely control the whole machinery of your elections llvit if any subordinate ounty Board oppose their wishes that they can immediately remove them and that any election officer can be removed a minute before the election commences that there is a complete subordination of all appointees to the despotic control of this State Board or a majority of it that these boards give no bond and are subject to no penalties and that if elec- ¬ tion returns are delayed by the machin- ¬ ery of which they have the control they can declare results without the full re- ¬ We now have onr new laundry ma¬ iling and we are turning ont first class work Call and see samples of oar GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS work and you will be sure to give us Theatrical A iid Otherwise Remarks In your work The Foyer Haggard Reed Laundry tf John Fox willgive a reading inLouis- vill March 4 Furniture cheaper than anybodys Mrs Wright Clarence Leesburg and Funeral at today 1030 at Paris cemetery Services by Rev Dr E H Rutherford Pall bearers Win Clark M A Kin ney Winsor Lettou John Wright J A Howerton and John B Dejarnett The body of Ensign Joseph Cabell Breckinridge drowned off tho coast of Cuba wh lH at his post of duty was laid to rest in the Lexington cemetery where lie the remains of his kindred of six generations at the feet of his uncle Charles Henrv Brecki nri3ge who also died in the service of his country The funeral ceremonies took place at the Second Presbyterian Church Sun lay at 9 oclock con 1 acted by Drs Ratcliff and Fulton Dr and Mrs E H Ruth erfoid of this city attended the funeral Ensign Breckinridge was a cousin of ¬ t Wright Mrs Malcolm Boswell of of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos phites of Lime and Soda as the standard and the purchaser who desires to procure tne standard because he knows it has been of TO SHOW untold benefit should not for one THE MOST COMPLETE instant think of taking the risk of using some untried prepa¬ LINE OF ration The substitution of something said to be just as good for stand ¬ ard preparation twenty five years on the market should not be permitted by the intelligent purchaser Ever brought to Paris The new that the man and SCOTT 50c and nJiI AM NOW READY V er WALL PAPER BURLAP EFFECTS Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion oo all druggists BOWNE Chemiats New York fish are on the wrapper See Rutherford - Goodwin has agreed not to again appear in his new play Nathan Hale recently produced in Chicago A until he has a New York production Nat C atJT Hintons tf are the newest and at the same time the most beautiful papers seen for years at a MEDIUM COST I am giving some very close estimates on contract workor PAPER ON THE WALL Shattered Nervous System FINALLY HEART TROUBLE Nervine 1595 CARPETS To match the papers F Marion Crawford the distinguished American novelist lectured before the Louisville Lyceum yesterday evening Bis subject was Pope Leo and the Since the appearance of Vatican Mr Isaacs in 1882 Mr Crawfoid has written nearly thirty novels distinguish ¬ ed for their variety of subject and treat- ¬ Restored to Health by Dr Miles JT MRBraceville EDWARD HARDY the jolly man ¬ of Sheppard Cos great store at HINTON UARRIAGES FOR HIRE 993BRR3F2 ment BYRON W KING what is it If this bill embodies the principles of liberty then deliver us from such liber- ¬ ty Let all patriotic and conservative men put their seal of condemnation up- ¬ on this dangerous bill and let no mem- ¬ ber of the Legislature imagine that he can shirk his duty and responsibility to his people and his state by going into a caucus where the result is already pre- ¬ determined in favor of this oligarchical Oysters celery fresh cakes and and tyrannical measurecrackers new bvignum molasses New STOCK AND TURF NEWS York cream cheese - turns If this is not despotism Byron W King the actor poet elocu- ¬ tionist and arthor whose ability in each line has won the unstinted praise of great newspapers college presiients ministers and the public will give one of his clever and entertaiuing recitals in this city on the 28th under the auspices of the ladies of the Second Presbyterian Ignatius DonjieUy says Church Mr Kings work is that of a master I do noc wonder you prefer it to dry The N Y Obieroer says lectures m in is a poet and scholar all bi This work proves it The Scrautoa Pa Tribune Bay 8 The variety of sek t tions embracing comedy and tragedy which he interpreted so masterly last night show his wonderful range and versatility A Fountain City Iuu ex change says His rendition of Pard and Rough a death scene in a mining camp was so realistic that every lis ¬ tener was affected to tears and one could almost see the gleam of sunshine tbat came across the vision of the dying man as in his crude way he told of mother and childhoods home 5 Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Pend me your old furniture to be repajred Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to WT ¬ 111 writes I had never been sick a day in my life until in 1890 I got so bad with nervous prostration that I bad to givo up and commence to dsctor I tried our local physicians and one in Joliet but none gavo me any relief and I thought I was going to die I became despondent and suffered untold agony I could not cat sleep nor rest and it seemed as if T could not exist At the end of six months I was reduced to but a shadow of myself and at last my heart became affected and I was truly miserable I took six or eight bottles of Dr Miles Nervine It gave me relief from the start and at last a cure the great Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries est blessing of my life ryj etc Below is mentioned some of th standard and select stock If Dr Miles Remedies Dr you want good goods you wiH find just that sort at my store I wills are sold by all drug ¬ Mlto be pleased to fill your order and assure youthe very best goods jx be gists under a positive guarantee first bottle had benefits or money re ¬ Vftestores funded Book on dis- ¬ EVAPORATED FRUITS Hearth eases of the heart and Peaches Prunes Apricots Pears nerves free Address GROCERY STOCK THE POPULAR GROCER MITCHELL Nervine Pjmon PpHjnoo They New crop currants raisins citron solicit your work and are making a peaches prunes apricots hominy oat Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolleu specialty of domestic finish or any meal rolled oats Newton Mitchell finish desired tt Olives Capers Chow Chow Tababco Sace tf Largest and cheapest line of laceuur See J T Hintons line of 1898 car ¬ Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese pets and wall papers tf tains at J T Hintons tf Imported Macaroni DomesticMacaroni is turning out excellent work The Haggard Reed Steam Laundry DE MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind OharDer- - French Peas hcrr 0t i Baby Mine ticm Wrights Sicc 1 C Pue Buckwheat- - Flour Mincemeat Pure Maple Syrup tf Newton Mitchell Sales and Transfers Of Stook Yesterdays Temperature Tarf Notes Crop Etc to The following is the temperature as lbs of tobacco Saturday noted yesterday by A Winters Co of this city 7a m 8 a m 9 a m 10 a m 11 a m 12 m 2p m 3p m 4p m 5 p m 7p m Carrick Bros delivered about 20000 J 26 28J 28J 30 30 30 27 27 27 Wilson at 14 cents At the Fasig sale of trotters in New York Thursday Ed A Tipton of Lex ¬ ington bought Ponce de Leon the sire of Preston for Marcus Daly for 3500 He was offered 4000 for the horse a short while after but declined -- J Sims Matual life has Nancamp Pork and Beans Nancamp Tomato Catsup paid to representatives of its policy- ¬ Every mother holders and to iC3 policy holders and is Choice Celery Baltimore Oysters feels an i n d e -- now holding for them 180000000 an scribable dread excess over premium receipts of over tf of the pain and 20000000 Finest Chocolate Candies danger attend- ¬ We are offering some choice ladies Mixed and Stick Candies ant upon the misses and childrens shoes at special Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts most critical pe- ¬ prices Dont fail to tatp auvautage of riod of her life the offer Loose Muscatel Raisins London Layer Raisins Seedless Raisins Isgkig Davw Thompson Becoming a Citron Figs Dates The Northwestern ISGRIG TURKEYS 1 1 27 25 We have shipped all our old stock and its anticipation one of misery have nothing but sound clean fresh mules and will guarantee every mule as represented is Mann Fuhrman - suffering and danger of the ordeal make mother should be Insure in the Northwestern to a source of joy day to morrow may be too late to all but the MMMBXMVMMaaiwwvB im3 Ofc mwi i MOTHERS FRIEND NEWTON MITCHELL THE GROCER MainSt adjoining Northern Bank Paris Ky -- Awarded Highest Honors i - DH Worlds Fair The latest styles of soft and stiff hats from 50 cents to 5 have arrived at Price Cos clothiers tf dividends U policy holders are unequaled and to procure Northwestern dividends you must carry Northwestern insurance tf The Northwesterns I CREAM BAKING POWDflt MOST PERFECT MADE New line of baby carriages now in at J T Hintons tf A new neck band is often all that is needed to make a cast a way shirt as Friend is a blessing to woman good as new We put them on free ot charge flOO PEB BOTTLE at all Drug Store or ent by mail oa receipt of price tf Bourbon Steam Laundry BOOKS the remedy which relieves women of the great pain and suf-¬ fering incident to maternity tiffs hour which is dreaded as womans severest trial is not only made painless but all the danger is re- ¬ moved by its use Those who use this remedy are no longer de- ¬ spondent or gloomy nervousness nausea and other distressing con- ¬ ditions are avoided the system is made ready for the coming event and the serious accidents so com- ¬ mon to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Movers GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN 1 Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Buck and Bills Barber Shop For first class work Three first class 5 i WL DOUGLAS tOCUAr Best in a OnvCthe World Special attention given to Undertak ¬ barbers All work done Irictly first ing and Repairing class Next door to Bourbon Bank 4nov tf - - - - Paris Ky Main Street New Laundry Agency ia K pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa ¬ tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Containing invaluable information of FRCP interest to all women will bo sent met to any address upon application by Tke 1IABFKLD M6ULAT0 CO Atlanta to For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 S400 and MSOO shocsare the productlonrof Skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 8S50 and SSOO shoes for men S50 boys and youths and 88OOW 8175 forshoes are indorsed L Douglas by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any Bhoe ever offered at the prices They are made Jn all the latest shapes andstjles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cats logue to WL Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by J I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders Clays drng store will left at Clarke g0 receive immediate attention Work vvm sen cheap called for and delivered promptly Can be used m the country Apply Respectfully The News office for particulars 16ap tf Holladay t Telephones For Sale n i J5lJE5 IhonJ f Bruce -- - - ft tAijvfe - t l c-- 5 i j5fctoMtaJ -- xm THE BOURBON NEWS TUES3AY FEBRUARY 22 1898 I THE BODBBOH HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Y M C A Convention PERSONAL MENTION C The seventeenth State Y M A Convention began its session at Mays ville Thursday D D Taylor of Louis Enlcied at the Post office at Paris Ky as ville Y M C A waB elected temporary iss mail matterl seco chairman A temporary Business Com- ¬ mittee was appointed consisting of E TELEPHONE NO 124 J Baldwin of Lexington E L Gres hun of Covington and D M Lawson SUBSCRIPTION PRICES of Louisvide A committee on Perma- ¬ Payable in Advance nent Organizition was also named as S2 00 Six mouths 100 One year llows T Bonson Ray of Louis ¬ news costs you cant even get a re ¬ f ville Arthur Deland of Winchester port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE andW G Kitchen of Lexington Make all Checks Money Orders Etc The permanent organization of the payable to the order of Champ MrLLKK convention was effected by the election the following Frank Co are showing an of President Jas officers L Curry of Lexing ¬ elegant line of the newest styles ton Vice President J A Johnson of and patterns in ginghams lawns Covington Geo H Cox of Owensboro Recording Secretary D D Taylor As Madras cheviots percales etc Mr sistant Secretary W G Kitchen Cocktail olives Fee Son i2t G N Bierce of Dayton O spoke in Fleischmans yeast for sale by the evening of Our Young Men Our Most Valuable Possessions Spears McDermott ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mrs Henry Power is vieiting rela- ¬ The social at the Methodist Charch Friday night netted sixteen dollars Mr H Todd Wilson and family of Cane Ridge will move to Cincinnati to- ¬ Spring style dress goods and silks arriving daily at Frank Cos Valuable Diamond Stolen day to reside permanently 10 lb Sundays Enquirer tells of a Valuable Junius Clay yesterday received a fine diiinond being stolen from Mr R L goose killed on his B e wild M Gano Buckner Licks farm by Millard Curry has accepted a call to preach at Wash- ¬ ington Mason county for th6 ensuing year George Owens was adjudged insane by a jury in Tudge Purnells court Fri day and was sent to the Lexington Asylum J R Brannock of near Cynthiana sold 5563 rabbits 24420 dozen egs from January 1897 to 1898 for which he paid 275558 ¬ Dr of Lexington ii In observance of George Washingtons Miss Nellie birthday anniversary Marshs kindergarten class will to day hold suitable exercises Cottars and cuffs ironed on our im proved machine are unsurpassed for baauty of color and finish Crigler who is well known in this city A diamond stud The Enquirer says which was taken by deft fingers from the Lecktie of R L Crigler the million- ¬ aire distiller of Covington Ky was last night tne cause of considerable ex-¬ citement about the police headquarters Tae office of the Night Chief Heneman was the scene and for four hours Chief Deitsche Night Chief Heneman and Detectives Witte Becker and Dwyer at- ¬ tempted to obtain some knowledge as to the location of the missing diamond which is valued at 2500 by the owner and he declared in the office of Night Chief Heneman that he would cheerfully expend 10000 to recover it ¬ Spring jackets and capes at tives in Maysville Mr Talbott Ford was here from Winchester Sunday VI rs John T Hedges is visiting rel- ¬ atives in Winchester Mr and Mrs Brice Steele were in Lexington Saturday Miss Eliza Cogar left Saturday for a visit in Indianapolis Miss Lena Smith visited relatives in Nicholasville Sunday Martin K Talbott is confined to his room with rheumatism Mr E P Bean left yesterday for a business trip to Louisville Senator J M Thomas is at home during the Legislative recess Miss Maggie Donaldson left yester- ¬ day for a visit in Cincinnati H Rutherford visited Mrs E friends at Shawhan Saturday Mr Ed Ware of Cynthiana was the guest of his parents Sunday Mr Robt Thompson made a busi ¬ ness trip to Lexington Saturday Judge H C Howard made a busi ¬ ness trip to Mt Sterliug Saturday Miss Hattie Brock is the guest of Miss Pink Shropshire at Jacksonville Mrs Roseberry Rogers of Cane Ridge is convalescent after a six weeks illness Mr and Mrs W K Massie of Lex- ¬ ington are guests at Mr W W Massies Miss Bruce Collins has returned at from a visit with relatives Midway Mrs C M Best of Millersburg was the euest of Mrs Florence Lock- - The Crescent for New Orleans City is the native place of the ladies After taking in the festivities of the Marili Gras they expect to visit the old plantation Myrtle Grove where they Myrtle spent so much of their life Grove is perhaps the finest sugar plan ¬ tation in Louisiana being 26 miles be- ¬ low the qity and now owned by ex Goy Wormouth the carpet bag goyern or On the opposite side of the river is Scarsdale adjoining the great battle- ¬ This plantation was field Chalmete owned by Mr Theodore Rock wood uncle of the ladies and where they n spent many happy and blissful days Orloans was the ante beliuin days New the Queen of the outh where so many of the planters with their families spent their leisure time It will yet be one of the greatest cities of the world situated as it is at the mouth of one ol the great-¬ est rivers of the globe H YOUR SHOES Should be entirely weather proof at this season It is false economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet dry and comforta ¬ ble you cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale o Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and alco Mens and BoyB j at low down prices Our January invoice revealed that we have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your advan-tage- - ityu will call immediately Shoes Davis Thomson Xsgrig New Spring style tailor made suits and skirts at FRANK NUPTIAL KNOTS XSngagements COS w I Now on Bk HM M Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows C FOR THE SPRING New wash Dress Goods Goodwin and the leading lady New French Organdies of his company Mies Maxine Elliot New French Ginghams were married at Cleveland Sunday Choice line of Domestic Ginghams and Mrs Mr Phil Nippert Sr The largest and cheapest line of Hamburgs and Laces of our di-¬ Rebecca Shannon both of this city will rect importation ever brought to this city be married at 730 oclock this morning New line of Silks for waists skirts linings etc just received by Rev Father Edw Burke at his resi- ¬ White Goods Picardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks ana dence The happy pair will take a trip Organdies No invitations have to Cincinnati Give us a call and see what we will do for you before buying v been issued and the marriage will be a elsewhere very quiet one Nat The hop Friday eve will ba a swell occasion If you want to appear at your best let us prepare our linen for you We give it the proper color and finish Bourbon Steam Laundry sound mules 4 and 5 years old 153 to 16 hauds high All well 1 roke These are Either first class goods and for sale single or in pairs Mann Fuhrman good - n v Thirty five clean CONDONS SURPRISE SPECIAL Frank tf Bourbon Steam Laundry of the Economy Bnilding and Loan Association of Paris will be held at the Deposit Bank on Thursday Feb 24 1898 The annual election of the Directors Henry Wessellman and family who have beeu living near this city left yesterday for Los Angel es California near which city they will make their ¬ future home v If f Hfc r fiitic champion is workirighard for his go in Louisville Thursday night with Company E Kentucky State Guards sby He has decided not to go to of Lexington was called out by the C Louisville till to morrow Governor yesterday afternoon to go to Nicholasville Tne troops are going to We will Bell you what mules you Jessamine county to guard toll gate med as close as it is possible to handle property a raid being e ed last them Be sure to come and see our night stv ck -Fuhrman Mann Best patent flour 550 bbl county are 2t Fee Son Embr s Bros of this from Lexington yesterday where she erecting a store room near Wm Sparks was the guest of Miss Bessie Armstrong Tobacco Sales of the Gano Hill and at the intersection Misses Emma Scott and Lizzie They will open a Newtown pikes The following tobacco sales by Bour- ¬ Spears are in Washington City attend- ¬ We have just opened up at the old bon parties were made- in Cincinnati ing general store about March 1st the National Meeting of the D A stand of the Midland Coal Co Main last week St between 6th and 7th St and we are R V K Dodge Secretary of the Lex- - Reed 12 J offering the best KENTUCKY and Gillespie sold 4 hhds at Miss Blanche Hudson of Millers TENNESSEE COAL ington Gun Club invites The News to 12 12J and 10 burg was the guest of her sister Miss at ft id the First Annual Tournament-to-d- ay AND 12 CIS PER BUSHEL Robbins Holder sold 7 hhds at 13 Onita Hudson from Friday until yester AT 11 and to morrow at Lexington 13 11J 11 10 Hi and 10 day delivered Give us a trial Twenty seven events are included in the Lair Bros sold 4 hhds at 12 12 Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock two days shoot THE PARIS COAL CO 12 and 11 country are spending a fortnight in the Rufds Stivers of this city recently Mclntyre McClintock sold 6 hhds as the guests of Miss Bifdie Wallis near killed a large white owl that measured at 14 12 11 10 11 and lOf Hutchison PUBLIC BE1TO OF thirty eightinches from tip to tip the W T Overbey sold 4 hhds at 10 Hon J T Hinton came over from body of which is twenty one inches 10 11 and 14 Friday and will return toThe landed long Taxidermist W T Ficklen is J W Thomas Jr sold for T H Frankfort resume his duties as represen- ¬ deceased will estate of Thos Woodford ¬ be rented at thb courtmorrow to 19 12 14 mounting the bird Clay 8 hhds at 15J 14 house door on tative of Bourbon Mr Neville C Fisher arrived 14 13 and 14 Capt and Mrs Ed Taylor of Cin ¬ SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26 1898 J W Thomas sold 1 hhd at 10 home Friday from Ann Arbor Michcinnati guests of friends hero left igan where he has just completed a R A Bishop sold 3 hhds at 14 13J Thursday to be the guests of Dr and at 2 oclock p m to the highest and course in the celebrated law school at and 10J best bidders All the land except 35 Mrs Chase at Junction City acres in grass and none of it will be to th it point Mr Fisher has decided The Post office Row The 35 acres of Misses Mattie Howard of Cynthi rented for cultivation locate permanently at Paris growing wheat will be rented The Fridays Courier Journal published ana and Clara Lewis and Lena Stooe 100 Hardin Lucas a former Parisiar the following dispatch from Washing- of Georgetown were guests of Mr O land will be rented in lots of from 250 acres to who is editor of the Cloverleaf a college ton Congressman Settle was at the H Dudley and family Saturday For any desired particulars apply to Kentucky University Lexing ¬ White House Thursday to present a pro- ¬ B Woodford paper at at the Bourbon Bank Misa Kate Lucas gave a matinee ton created quite a stir at the college test from citizens of Paris against the party Saturday at Lexington to Misses Paris Ky B WOODFORD last week by printing an editorial which appointment of Editor John L Bosley Kate and Edith Alexander of this city W B WOODFORD criticised the faculty The faculty held for the postmastership Mr Settles and Misses Harriet and Shelby Darnellof J T WOODFORD a meeting and reprimanded Mr Lucas visit will be no more satisfactory than Lexington Executors that all copy for the Clover the one made by Mr Wheeler protestii g and ordered Mr John Bower of this city left Zsamust in future be first submitted to against Mason at Mayfield Things are Saturday for New Orleans He will Tried on foot and not found wanting the faculty before printing in bad shape when the opposition falls join Mr Walter Champ at Nashville back upon a Democratic member 1o and they will probably take a side trip Uourbon Land Sales land their candidate for a post office to Pensacola Fla FokSYTH reports Auciioxeer A T Mrs Belle Hutuhison left yesterday I2t Pin Olas Fee Son For R C Talbott assignee of R M She for her home in San Francisco and H C Stone seventy acres and We have tried hard to make a mule was accompanied by her Mr thirty six poles of land near Little market here at home have bought will Frank Morris of Lexington who Rock to H O Stone for 3500 If make his future home in that city mules and helped to sell others For E M Dickson Master Commis- ¬ you need one or more mules come and Mr Walter Ohamp of The News sioner 278 acres near Little Rock be ¬ see us We can sell them on the mar ¬ longing teethe estate of Wm See de ket then when you are doue with them left Friday to attend the Mardi Gras at New Orleans He will visit his relaceassdto EL Rice at 40 per acre we will buy them from you and if tives Mrs Lizzie Champ and daughter possible so as to make you some money Home Sweet Home Miss Maty Champ at Nashville Tenn Mann Fuhrman prior to his return Rev T S Hubert will lecture Thurs ¬ Shredded wheat biscuits Mr B S Letton had quite a re- ¬ should possess all three of these day night ot th Methodist Chnrch for Fee Son 2t union or family party at his home the He the benefit of the Sunday School You will find them in past few days Among those present qualities The The best opportunity now to buy a will deliver his noted lecture Mr and Mrs R A Woolums our shoes for boys and at prices Buy them now were Standard of The Song or Home Sweet good team of mules of Midway Mr and Mrs J R WilThis lecture is highly com ¬ and make your crops fatten them and Home liams of Falmouth and Mr and Mrs that are low A Bohnnan says of mnke profit on them by September mended Dr R Le Beall of Rich Hill Mo Mr Wit wisdom humor pathos and Ours are all good sugar mules it Williams returned to Falmouth yester- ¬ Mann Fuhrman philosoihv combined with purity of day diction anl elegance of expression made Mr and Mrs John B Kennedy and Whiskers removed Irom collars and Admission the lecture a literary gem Mi s iHorace Miller lef tSaturday morn- cuffs by the Bourbon Steam Laundry twenty fi ve cents Brutus Clay colored the Lexington of Millers Miss Anna Thornton burg is the guest of her sister Mrs Toll Gates Threatened Some More John Counell The keeper of the Lexington toll gate Messrs G B Alexander D C Par one mile from Danville has received a rish and T E Ashbrook were in Cincin third warning to quit taking toll under nati Saturday penalty of baing blown up Miss Maria Tipton of Lexington The seven toll gates on the two State S E roads in Jesfaamine county which were was the guest of her father Mr torn down by raiders in November have Tipton Sunday Mrs Ingels nee Hamilton of Aus- ¬ been replaced The turnpike officials say they will sue the county if the gates tralia is the gue3t of Mr and Mrs Sidney G Clay are destroyed again The Bath county Fiscal Court has Miss May Benjamin of Irvine Ky turnpikes one eleven was the guest of Miss Ida May Friend purchased two and the other twelve miles in length Saturday and Sunday Three others will probably have to be The Married Ladies Euchre Club condemned will be entertained Thursday afternoon Cos hart Friday Isgkig have in Davis Thompson school childrens shoes extra good values for very little money Try them The Northwestern is carrying near ly 1000000 insurance on the lives Bourbon Countys representative ciu Call on R P Dow Jr fo 7fins 26oc 8t SALE i the next 30 days e will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost To close out all Winter goods during Dress Goods formerly 75c and S100 per yard at 39c embracing Experienced hands are handling our fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcord diagonal berges Table- linens and napkins large variety at cost new steam laundry and our customers All our underwear at much less than cost are all well pleased Let us call and you too Penangs and percales formerly 8ic to close 4c per yard get your linen We can please See our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth Haggard Reed tf Notions of every description less than cost Isgrig are Datis Thompson 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for 18c bargains in meus offering surprising Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c er yard stylish shoes The prices are and boys by Mrs Bruce Miller tf Mrs Judson nee Miss Alice Clay of right sRcracrsa Loner Island N Y was the guest of If yon want a pair of No 1 mare Mrs Cat8by Wosdford Friday mul s we have got them If you want yesterday for a pair of No 1 horse mule3 we have Mrs Lan Fretwell left an extended visit to her daughter Mrs them Come and see our lot WE HATE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K IP Mann Fuhrman Pritchard in Huntington W Va IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TR0I1SER1S6S Miss Louise Bashford returned - particulars ic COAL FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any houRe in Central Kentucky whfB quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL - JPJTV33 TMCJDTtOTTA T T4TTORS m S llflGN CUei ¬ REMEMBER WE HAVE OUR ¬ SPRING GOODS and that we make a first class Suit for 2000 ¬ OUR GUARANTEE We make every garment to order and da not send out any ready made clothing Every garment is handled only by first class tailors and is guaranteed to fit J Neat Stylish Strong LAVIN HUKILL Central Hotel Building BIRTHINGTONS WASHDAY never allowed the Father of his Country to dance with joy at the sight of n well laundered shirtr cuff or collar because he wasnt initiated into the secrets of those-articles Those wholive in Pans know a good thing when thy see it though and the finish color and perfect work done on their linen is our best advertise up-to-da- son-in-la- w -- ¬ te - Boys Shoes ¬ 125 150 200 v Steam Laundry The Bourbon M Stl VjuiciL ZWr corhT 89 ment Rio ii Clay W M HINTON JR vBUO Proprietors Telephoie No 4 4 v 7i5a Jf-- THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22 1898 THE BOUHBQR HEVJS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Y M C A Convention PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY The seventeenth State Y M C A Convention began its session at Mays ville Thursday D D Taylor of Louis as ville Y M C A was elected temporary chairman A temporary Business Com- ¬ mittee was appointed consisting of E TELEPHONE NO 124 C Baldwin of Lexington E L Gres him of Covington and D M Lawson SUBSCRIPTION PRICES of Louisville A committee on Perma ¬ Payable in Advance nent Orgamzition was also named as S2 00 Six mouths 8100 One year fjllows T Bronson Ray of Louis ¬ news costs you cant kvkn get a re ¬ ville Arthur Beland of Winchester port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE andW G Kitchen of Lexington Make all Checks Money Orders Etc The permanent organization of the payable to the order of Champ MiiiiiKB convention was effected by the election the following Frank Co are showing an of President Jas officers L Curry of Lexing ¬ elegant line of the newest styles ton Vice President J A Johnson of and patterns in ginghams lawns Covington Geo H Cox of Owensboro Recording Secretary D D Taylor As Madras cheviots percales etc Enlcied at the Post office at Paris Ky iss mail matter seco 1 ¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsowhere Mrs Henry Power is visiting rela- ¬ t Cocktail olives Fee Son G N Bierce of Dayton O spoke in Fleischmans yeast for sale by the evening of Our Young Men Our McDerniott Spears Most Valuable Possessions sistant Secretary W G Kitchen Mr The social at the MethodiBt Charch Friday night netted sixteen dollars -- - Mr H Todd Wilson and family of Cane Ridge will move to Cincinnati today to reside permanently 10 Spring style dress goods and silks arriving daily at Frank Cos Valuable Diamond Stolen ¬ lb wild Licks farm by Millard Curry Sundays Enquirer tells of a valuable Junius Clay yesterday received a fine diiinond being stolen from Mr R L goose killed on his Bl e Dr M Gano Buckner of Lexington has accepted a call to preach at Wash- ¬ ington Mason county for th6 ensuing year George Owens was adjudged insane by a jury in Judge Purnells court Fri- ¬ day and was sent to the Lexington Asylum i J R Brannock of near Cvnthiana sold 5563 rabbits 24420 dozeu egs from January 1897 to 1898 for which he paid 275558 In observance of George Washingtons Nellie Miss birthday anniversary to day Marshs kindergarten class will hold suitable exercises p CollRS and cuffs ironed on our im- ¬ proved machine are unsurpassed for baauty of color and finish Boubbon Steam Laundry tf Crigler who is well known in this city A diamond stud The Enquirer says which was taken by deft fingers from the Lecktie of R L Crigler the million- ¬ aire distiller of Covington Ky was last night tne cause of considerable ex-¬ citement about the police headquarters Tae office of the Night Chief Heneman was the scene and for four hours Chief Deitsche Night Chief Heneman and Detectives Witte Becker and Dwyer at- ¬ tempted to obtain some knowledge as to the location of the missing diamond Ma8sie8 which is valued at 2500 by the owner Miss Bruce Collins has returned and he declared in the office of Night from a visit with relatives at Chief Heneman that he would cheerful Midway ly expend 10000 to recover it Mrs C M Best of Millersburg Spring jackets and capes at was the euest of Mrs Florence Lock¬ tives in Maysville Mr Talbott Ford was here from Winchester Sunday vi rs John T Hedges is visiting rel- ¬ atives in Winchester Mr and Mrs Brice Steele were in Lexington Saturday Miss Eliza Cogar left Saturday for a visit in Indianapolis Miss Lena Smith visited relatives in Nicholasville Sunday Martin K Talbott is confined to his room with rheumatism Mr E P Bean left yesterday for a business trip to Louisville Senator J M Thomas is at home duriDg the Legislative recess Miss Maggie Donaldson left yester- ¬ day for a visit in Cincinnati H Rutherford visited Mrs E friends at Shawhan Saturday Mr Ed Ware of Cynthiana was the gueBt of his parents Sunday Mr RoU Thompson made a busi ¬ ness trip to Lexington Saturday Judge H C Howard made a busi ¬ ness trip to Mt Sterliug Saturday Miss Hattie Brock is the guest of Miss Pink Shropshire at Jacksonville Mrs Roseberry Rogers of Cane Ridge is convalescent after a six weeks illness Mr and Mrs W K Massie of Lex- ¬ W ington are guests at Mr W The Crescent ti for New Orleans City is the native place of the ladies After taking in the festivities of the Maidi Gras they expect to visit the old plantation Myrtle Grove where they spent so much of their life Myrtle Grove is perhaps the finest Bugar plan ¬ tation in Louisiana being 26 miles be- ¬ low the city and now owned by ex Gov Wormouth the carpet bag goyern or On the opposite side of the river is Scarsdale adjoining the great battle This plantation was field Chalmete owned by Mr Theodore Rock wood uncle of the ladies and where they n snent manv happy ana Diissrui days ante belluin days New Orloans was the the Queen of the outh where so many of the planters with their families spent their leisure time It will yet be one of the greatest cities of the world situated as it is at the mouth of one of the great-¬ est rivers of the globe ¬ -- YOUR SHOES Should be entirely weather proof at this season It is false economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet dry and comforta- ¬ ble you cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale o Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and aleo Mens and Boya I j at low down prices Our January invoice revealed that we have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your advan-tage- - if yu will call immediately Shoes -- Davis Thomson Isgrig New Spring style tailor made suits and skirts at FT ANK fo fiOS NUPTIAL KNOTS jNow on FOR THE SPRING Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows New wash Dress Goods Goodwin and the leading lady New French Organdies of his company Miss Maxine Elliot New French Ginghanns were married at Clevelaid Sunday Choice line of Domestic Ginghams and Mrs Mr Phil Nippert Sr The largest and cheapest line of Hamburgs and Laces of our di-¬ Rebecca Shannon both of this city Will rect importation ever brought to this city be married at 730 oclock this morning New line of Silks for waists skirts linings etc just received by Rev Father Edw Burke at his resi White Goods ricardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks ana dence The happy pair will take a trip Organdies Nat C tO been issued and the marriage will be a elsewhere very quiet one Jincinnau xo mviiauuua uftyo Give us a call and see what we will do for you before buying The hop Friday eve will bs a swell occasion If you want to appear at your best let us prepare our linen for you We give it the proper color and finish Bourbon Steam Laundry s of Millers Miss Anna Thornton burg is the gueBt of her sister Mrs Toll Gates Threatened Some More Isgkig have in Davis Thompson John Connell school childrens shoes extra good values The keeper of the Lexington toll gate Messrs G B Alexander D C Par for very little money Try them one mile from Danville has received a rish and T E Ashbrook were in Cincin To close out all Winter goods during next days The annual election of the Directors third warning to quit taking toll under nati Saturday The Northwestern is carrying nearly of the Economy Bnilding and Loan penalty of baing blown up 1000000 insurance on the lives of w e will sell Miss Maria Tipton of Lexington everything in stock at prices less than cost The seven toll gates on the two State Association of Paris will be held at the Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ guest of her father Mr S E zens Call on R P Dow Jr for Deposit Bank on Thursday Feb 24 roads in Jessamine county which were was the 26oc 8t particulars torn down by raiders in November have Tipton Sunday 1898 Dress Goods formerly 75c and SI00 per yard at 39c embracing Mrs Ingels nee Hamilton of Aus- ¬ turnpike officials Henry Wessellman and family who been replacedsue The county if the gates tralia is the guest of Mr and Mre Experienced hands are handling our fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcord diagonal merges the say they will have beeu living near this city left yesnew steam laundry and our customers Table linens and napkins large variety at cost Sidney G Clay es California are destroyed again All our underwear at much less than cost terday for Los Angel are all well pleased Let us call and The Bath county Fiscal Court has Miss May Benjamin of Irvine Ky you too will make their to close 4c per yard Penangs and percales formerly get your linen We can please near which city they purchased two turnpikes one eleven was the guest of Mis Ida May Friend Pee our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth Haggard Reed injure home tf and the other twelve miles in length Saturday and Sunday Notions of every description less than cost Brutus Clay colored the Lexington Three others will probably have to be Isgrig are Datis Thompson The Married Ladies Euchre Club 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for 18c fiitic champion is workihghard for his condemned surprising bargains in mens will be entertained Thursday afternoon offering Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c er yard go in Louisville Thursday night with Company E Kentucky State Guards byMrs Bruce Miller and boys stylish shoes The prices are He has decided not to go to of Lexington was called out by the C sby tf Mrs Judson nee Miss Alice Clay of right zxrxrzm Louisville till to morrow yesterday afternoon to go to Governor Long Island N Y was the guest of If you want a pair of No 1 mare Nicholasville Tuo troops are going to We will sell you what mules you Jessamine county to guard toll gate Mrs Catfsby Wosdford Friday mnl s we have got them If you want TIOLiOIRZILTGr I yesterday for a pair of No 1 horse mule3 we have med as close as it is possible to handle property a raid being ex led last Mrs Lan Fretwell left them Be sure to come and see our night an extended visit to her daughter Mrs them Come and see our lot WE HAVE KE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K IP sti ck Mann Fuhrman Pritchard in Huntington W Va -- Frank Cos hart Friday - sound mules 4 and 5 years old 153 to 16 hauds high All well 1 roke These are Either first class goods and for sale single or in pairs Mann Fuhrman good - Thirty five clean CONDONS SURPRISE SPECIAL SALE jo f the ¬ 8c j 2c c JJL SIOJ 3L3 Best patent flour 550 bbl Miss Louise Bashford returned connty are Fee Son 2t Embr Bros of this from Lexington yesterday where she near Win Sparks erecting a store room was the guest of Miss Bessie Armstrong Tobacco Sales of the Gano Hill and at the intersection Misses Emma Scott and Lizzie They will open a Newtown pikes The following tobacco sales by Bour- ¬ Spears are in Washington City attend- ¬ We have just opened up at the old bon parties were made in Cincinnati ing general store about March 1st D A stand of the Midland Coal Co Main the National Meeting of the week St between 6th and 7th St and we are Lex- - last R V TC Dodge Secretarv of the 12 offering the best KENTUCKY and Gillespie sold 4 hhds at Reed Miss Blanche Hudson of Millers ¬ TENNESSEE COAL ington Gun Club invites The News to 12 12i and 10J burg was the guest of her sister Miss at ft id the First Annual Tournament-to-- day AND 12 CIS PER BUSHEL Robbins Holder sold 7 hhds at 13 Oaita Hudson from Friday until yester AT 11 and to morrow at Lexington 13f H 11 10 Hi and 10 day delivered Give us a tral Twenty seven events are included in the Lair Bros sold 4 hhds at 12J 12J Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock two days shoot THE PARIS COAL CO 12J and 11 in the country are spending a fortnight Rufus Stivers of this city recently Mclntyre McClintock sold 6 hhds as the guests of Miss Bifdie Wallis near killed a large white owl that measured at 14 12 11 10 11 and 10 Hutchison PUBLIC RENTING OF L thirty eightinches from tip to tip the W TOverbey sold 4 hhds at 10f Hon J T Hincon came over from body of which is twenty one inches 10f 11 and 14 Friday and will return toThe landed long Taxidermist W T Ficklen is J W Thomas Jr sold for T H Frankfort resume his duties as represen- ¬ deceased will estate of Thos Woodford ¬ be rented at the courtmorrow to 19 12 14 mounting the bird 14 Clay 8 hhds at 15 house door on tative of Bourbon arrived 14 13 and 14 Mb Neville C Fisher Capt and Mrs Ed Taylor of Cin SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26 1898 1 home Friday from Ann Arbor Mich ¬ J W Thomas sold hhd at 10 guests of friends ner left igan where he has just completed a R A Bishop sold 3 hhds at 14 13i cinnati Thursday to be the guests of Dr and at2oclock p m to the highest and course in the celebrated law school at and 10i best bidders All the land except 35 Mrs Chase at Junction City acres in grass and none of it will be to tint point Mr Fisher has decided The Post Offlce Row Misses Mattie Howard of Cynthi ¬ rented for cultivation The 35 acres of locate permanently at Paris wheat will be rented Fridays Courier Journal published ana and Clara Lewis and Lena StODe growing be rented in lots of from Tbe 100 will Hardin Lucas a former Parisian the following dispatch from Washing- of Georgetown were guests of Mr J land acres 250 to who is editor of the Cloverleaf a college ton Congressman Settle was at the H Dudley and family Saturday For any desired particulars apply to Kentucky University Lexing ¬ White House Thursday to present a pro B Woodford paper at at the Bourbon Bank Miss Kate Lucas gave a matinee ton created quite a stir at the college test from citizens of Paris against the party Saturday at Lexington to Misses Paris Ky B WOODFORD last week by printing an editorial which appointment of Editor John L Bosley Kate and Edith Alexander of this city W B WOODFORD criticised the faculty The faculty held for the postmastership Mr Settles and Misses Harriet and Shelby Darnellof J T WOODFORD a meeting and reprimanded Mr Lucas visit will be no more satisfactory than Lexington Executors that all copy for the Clover the one made by Mr Wheeler protesth g and ordered Mr John Bower of this city left Uaf must in future be first submitted to against Mason at Mayfield Things are Saturday for New Orleans He will Tried on foot and not found wanting the faculty before printing in bad shape when the opposition falls join Mr Walter Champ at Nashville back upon a Democratic member to and they will probably take a side trip Bourbon Land Sales land their candidate for a post office to Pensacola Fla Foksyth reports Auciioxeer A T Mrs Belle Hutchison left yesterday 2t Pin Olas Fee Son For R C Talbott assignee of R M She for her home in San Francisco and H C Stone seventy acres and We have tried hard to make a mule was accompanied by her Mr thirty six poles of land near Little market here at home have bought Frank Morris of Lexington who willjj Hock to H O Stone for 3500 If make his future home in that city mules and helped to sell others For E M Dickson Master Commis ¬ you need one or more mules come and Mr Walter jhamp of The News sioner 278 acres near Little Rock be- ¬ seeus We can sell them on the mar ¬ longing teethe estate of Win See de ket then when you are doue with thera left Friday to attend the Mardi Gras at New Orleans He will visit his rela- ¬ ceasad to El Rice at 40 per acre we will buy them from you and if tives Mrs Lizzie Champ and daughter possible so as to make you some laoney Home Sweet Home Miss Maty Champ at Nashville Tenn Mann Fuhrman prior to his return Rev T S Hubert will lecture Thurs ¬ Shkkdded wheat biscuits Mr B S Letton had quite a re ¬ should possess all three of these day night at th Methodist Chnrch for Fee Son 2t union or family party at his home the Me 4H the benefit of the Sunday School You will find them in past few days Among those present qualities The The best opportunity now to buy a deliver his noted lecture will Mr and Mrs R A Woolums onr shoes for boys and at prices Buy them now were Standard of The Song or Home Sweet good team of mules of Midway Mr and Mrs J R Wil ¬ This lectura is highly com ¬ and make your crops fatten them and Home liams of Falmouth and Mr and Mrs that are low A Bohnnan says of make profit on them by September mended Dr R Le Beall of Rich Hill Mo Mr Wit wisdom humor pathos and Ours are all good sugar mules it WiUiains returned to Falmouth yester- ¬ Mann Fuhrman philosoihv combined with purity of day diction anl elegance of expression made Mr and Mrs John B Kennedy and Whiskers removed from collars and Admission the lecture a literary gem 3ttiiHorace JJIiller lef tSaturday niorn j JL cuffs by the JBonrbon Steam Laundry m twentyfi ve cents V Mann Fuhrman IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TROIISERIfiGS COAL FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whta quality and style are considered- We ask you to give us a calL - FJTE S L IWtlDTtOTTA VT TATTORO m TitflON CLlei ¬ REMEMBER WE HAVE OUR SPRING GOODS and that we make a first class Suit for 2000 ¬ OUR GUARANTEE We make every garment to order and da not send out any ready made clothing Every garment is handled only by first class tailors and is guaranteed to fit j Neat Stylish Strong LAVIN Central Hotel Building HUKILL 3 son-in-la- w BIRTHINGTONS WASHDAY never allowed the Father of his w a ovT Country to dance with joy at the sight of a well laundered shirtr cuff or collar because he wasnt initiated into the secrets of those-up-to-date Boys Shoes M- j co1fRHT rf 125 150 200 The Bourbon Steani Laundry W M HINTON JR vBUOM i SfMSBJwSW articles Those who live in Pans know a good thing when th y see it though and the finish color and perfect work done on their linen is our best advertise ment Rion Clay Proprietors Telephois No 4 o 5s 6 THE BOUBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22 1898 1 s Jis THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP j aitors ind unners BRUCE MILDER NOTES OF THE MODES UP to Date Additions to My if l Black satin blouses are very fashiona ble and if smartly made up give con- ¬ siderable styltf to the gown especially if a girdle of tEe satin enriched with gold and jeweled buckles be added These are much newer than any of the hcst of shot or flowered silks so very Wardrobe Lady Iffr w m K If la i Jf It Jft India textiles tor the summer One of the new pelerines has a serpentine arrangement of drapery in front that terminates under the cape in scarf form This on youthful svelte figures ties at the back but on mature forms falls straight upon the skirt front Pretty little feather turbans and toques are again shown that are a posi- ¬ tive pleasure to look at after the fall and winter craze for the cart wheel styles with feathers flying hither and yon The crowns of these close little models are more frequently plain than indented the brims rolling the shape round oftener than long and oval and the whole made of lapping tips of pheasants or doves feathers with aigrettes in front rising from a mass of tufts and pompons Other hats are covered smoothly with glossy plumage beautifully shaped the feathers ar ranged to match with the shot and ¬ is always a correlation between these matters So long as the stiffly lined skirt of exaggerated width kept its ground it was impossible to further distend it with trimming but no sooner are the flaring breadths reduced to sheath like proportions than the trim¬ mings appear as a natural consequence as they have done often in times past The rage for diminutive capes pele- ¬ rines Breton circulars and fichu shaped shoulder coverings will con- ¬ tinue through two seasons at least to some cloth velvet velours llusse etc merely giving place in silk moire bro- ¬ cade fancy satin and still lighter nets liberty silks openwork chenille and lorg in fashion The return of frills flounces and skirt draperies was inevitable There ¬ ombred effects in novelty dress goods velvets and silks and satins in dark rich colorings used for waists and dress accessories this season Street heliotrope appears among the list of popular spring colors It is ex¬ ceedingly pretty in all its shades but it is as trying to the complexion as it is pretty A soft chamois or cream-colore- d vest revers and collar edged with heliotrope gimp are an excellent relief for an unpatterned heliotrope gown N Y Post FINGER NAILS How the Little Ones May Be Cured of tlie Habit All mothers who are distressed and discouraged in the conflict with this habit in their children will be glad to know that a remedy has been found which in a number of instances at least has proved successful I have known of a cure in the case of a charm ¬ ing little girl four years of age who was addicted to this habit and upon whom had been tried in vain all the de- ¬ vices usual in such cases The bitter remedies were of no avail red pepper was equally futile while a good spank- ¬ ing produced repentant tears but no BITING E I u f i I ft IV reform At length the mother with an inspira- ¬ tion born of her despair adopted gentler tactics She first took the chubby hands and kissed the dimples and showed the child the ten tiny finger tipr of pink pearl She next called atten tion to the ten little Vhite moons al ¬ most concealed at the base of the nails The next step was to give the child a bit of white powder and a rag with permission to rub it all over each little pink pearl Then followed a gift of a nail brush with the privilege of learn ¬ ing to brush and trim her own nails ¬ n it u II v I li r and the child was delighted by this time to see the improvement in the appearance of her hands A present now of a few other of the most necessarj- - manicur- ¬ ing implements secured her awakened interest and it was not long before the habit of disfiguring the nails was for- ¬ gotten The whole secret lar in arous ing in the child a roper respect for her own personal neatness together with an ambition to succeed in what she had undertaken and a constant care not to destroy what she had so laboriously accomplished Jeannette Bobinson Murphy in Womans Home Companion CarrotH for Flavoring Carrots form no conspicuous figure at our tables their use being mostry confined to giving flavor to soups and stews or as a garnish to boiled salt beef The French mode of cooking car- ¬ rots is one which is ver3 easy to prac ¬ tice and gives this vegetable a good standing The carrots are either cut into thin strips or sliced and put into a vessel with a little water and a small quantity of butter pepper and salt When siewed until quite tender dredge in flour until the consistency of onion sauce is obtained Add a little more butter and some chipped parsley Cin ¬ cinnati Commercial Tribune What Color Does The thermometer seems to fall six decrees when you walk into a blue - xorm lellow is an advancing color therefore a room fitted up in yellow will appear Smaller than it is On the otherhand blue of a certain shade in ¬ troduced generously into a room will give an idea ql space Red makes no difference in regard to size Green makes very little difference Detroit Free Press ¬ Next came the chamois polisher To brown a baked custard sift slight ¬ ly over the top a little powdered sugar as soon as the surface is cooked enough to bear it up Cincinnati Enquirer Brown Halved CiiMtavd HUMOROUS lution It seemed impossible that the vault should have been openedand the Do you know I donrthink much currency the bulk of which would more of Mawson You dont have to Yoa than fill a bushel basket abstracted can size Mawson up in two seconds The fact remained however that it wan Brooklyn Life gone Waiting Mrs Angell How do On mj way down to the bank the folMrs Good- ¬ Ingots seem you like the new minister like golden j lowing morning I bought some newstions are they not yet havent met I Winking light in thy flight swift winged papers and eagerly read all the ac will wife dont know News I Yes sir I faltered for I divined the Chicago magnet of the night counts Every paper without actually his No Dost thou know small electrician thou meaning of his questions stating the facts in so many words is any Returns in Do you think there hast left man out of sight Here the treasurer returned followed politics Jimpson money Flame so fleet lacking heat thou canst by Jackson gave out strong hints that I was some- ¬ Were you here this morn You bet there is Thats where all endless repeat how connected with the affair I noMr Con ¬ ing time Detroit Free Press Vhat our best inventors covet and seek for way at thewould you promised president ticed also that passers by looked mine went be the you to be beat No I never take the newspapers around after me Many men with whom Now confess mite or less that thy secret asked Jackson home Ive a family of grown up daugh ¬ I had a bowing acquaintance turned ters you know Jackson glanced around in surprise may bless Papers too full of Yes sir I answered their heads and pretended not to see How thy flickering flame is kindled minus at the group he saw inside the vault No too full of bargain crime eh money or distress You have not stated where you me I realized in great bitterness of It was an impossibility for me to ful How thy clear and steady lamps burn fill my promise he answered spirit that I was already a marked man sales Truth An were and how you spent the time through rains and dewy damps They have never spoken since they Perhaps the re suspected and therefore shunned Till the meadows pearled with moisture aunt of mine over in Camden who has the man continued theatricals said look like countless lighted camps been ill for some time died last even¬ maining trustees share with me a nat-¬ It is a lamentable fact that often a took part in privatesee professional Miss Cayenne I suspicion of a man runs through the Dost thou ever cross thy wires dost thou ing and as I am her sole relative and ural curiosity to know this Oh dear no something noticing general public without any just reason jealousy heir to what little she possessed I was singe by thy own fires I hesitated in giving answer Dost thou ring a fire alarm when thy small compelled to go over to Camden last which my questioner glanced around The current in such an event is over- far worse Its amateur jealousy flame to rise aspires expected to return in time to triumphantly as though he had scored whelming and it is useless to try to Tit Bits Dost thou have to be put out when the night I Why does the baron look so glum stem it as I soon realized keep my word with Mr Conway But a point against me urchins run and shout You do not answer he finally said When I entered the lobby on my way I thought he had just married an And thy flame some think so tame all reg-¬ I was unable to complete the arrange ¬ So he has but he speculated ulations puts to rout and some other Of course you need not if your answer to Mr Perrys private office I was fa- ¬ heiress ments for the funeral a few days after the marriageand lost vored by having the curious glances of Not at all headlight small though men minor matters relating to the will until will criminate yourself Fliegende morning and I had only just ar- ¬ think they know it all is not the fear of criminating my¬ my former associates thrown at me the better half of his wife this It Thou canst regulate thy beacon in the rived at the bank when Mr Smithson self that causes me to hesitate in my but only one of them extended to me Blaetter tempest or the squall Unscientific First Arctic Explor ¬ informed me you answer I replied casting afi appealing a salutation That one was Horace Mens own smoldering inward fires little the treasurer Morley er I have always considered Colum- ¬ to see me as he bowed wished Jackson and he smiled glance in the direction of Mr transient ills and ires TO BE CONTINUED Often run amuck and change into destrucbus a somewhat overestimated man That gentleman turned his eyes to Then he added in deep concern I tive funeral pyres Why First Second Arctic Explorer to keep my ward me and I thought there was rather sincerely hope the inability xVrctic Explorer firefly signal me in passing by He discovered Amer ¬ Firefly promise has not been the cause of any a pleased expression about them He A SPIDER FIGHT 1 have been thy friend from boyhood and ica the first time he went to look for smiled gravely and bowed his head trouble have loved to see thee nigh Puck spent the evening at Mr Morleys In Which the Combatants Fought it Well whatever trouble there may I j right in thee let me see beacon on lifes Like Small Demons in- ¬ of Flattery The That be the blame certainly cannot be at- place in Fairlawn I quietly said shores a lee I Once had a spider pet of a kind the CrumlettPrize more invitations to man vJmple gleam sent to remind us of the bet- ¬ tached to you Mr Jackson under the terpreting that gentlemans inclination din books enabled me to identify He was ner than has other man in town ter light to be any circumstances jrou have mentioned of his head as permission to tell I EDGAR JONES My answer created some surprise and a fine big fellow I caught him in the He tells every How does he work it You may return to jour work Mr Per eyes were turned upon Mr Morley garden carried him home and for near hostess with a grown up daughter that all ry said after a long pause ly two months he and I took a close inVkWMivyviYiVwwvmwwtvww to ask leave of absence Such were that gentlemans position terest in each other he for the flies I she must have married much below the I intended Cleveland Plain Dealer for a few days Jackson began in a and standing that the mere fact that I introduced to him and I for the amuse- ¬ legal age CLEW BY WIRE But if anything had visited at his house produced a ment he introduced to me I kept him What made Kladderfleisch in such hesitating manner prevent change in the manner of questioning in a milliners box letting him out a hurry to get out of Germany He has happened which would Or An Interrupted Current ne questions were coucnea m me happened to bear a close resemblance your granting it when I visited him specially delight ¬ in personal appearance to Emperor No no nothing has happened which more respectful terms BY HOWARD M YOST And where did you go from Mr Mor- ¬ ing myself and allowing him to drop William would keep you here Your request is There was no harm in from one hand by his fine spun thread the examiner went on No but there came a boil on Every consideration must leys place Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co granted that and then either catching him in the To the Fairlawn hotel I replied rethe end of his nose one day and he was WtfMmwmWMMWAWflMWMWHS give way to death Mr Perry You did not immediately return to other or gently compelling him to climb afraid of being1 arrested for lese sponded back again by apparently eating his majeste Chicago Tribune Jackson thanked the president in his the city No sir for the reason that I could own ladder CHAPTER ni quiet and courteous way and left the One day I captured another spider of TREE 10000 YEARS OLD not There was no train until the What could it mean M3r head swam vault the same species I kept him for a few It is past the time for beginning morning iant of Prehistoric Times Un ¬ my breath came in gasps the cold perdays in a separate box and then with And you were on that train business the treasurer suggested earthed in England spiration broke out on my forehead and companionship I in- ¬ I was on that train and arrived in the kindly idea of Tiger I have seen An extraordinary discovery and one The remark aroused Mr Perry from rolled down my face For a few mo troduced him to every muscle par- the troubled and perplexed state the town at a quarter before ten I calmly dogs fight I have seen chanticleer fight which is just now exciting considerable menst I stood with ¬ alyzed Then I sank down upon the loss of the money had plunged him replied seen rams interest in antiquarian circles in LanYou may be compelled to prove and slay his man I have ledge and covered my face with my into fight till with his skull crushed in one cashire and Cheshire has been made at Is there any cash in the vault he that continued the vice president sig- lay dead at the foot of the other I have Stockport During the excavations in hands nificantly The porter who had just come into asked have seen women the construction of sewage work for Very well sir I can do so whenever seen men fight I once were women Yes sir All the gold and silver and the town some workmen came across my summons the vault in answer to fight at least they yesterday seem to be it is necessary the receipts of approached me till they became a confusion of blood what has since proved to be a massive Here Mr Morley who had been only and hair and shredded garments but oak tree with two immense branches Whats the matter Mr Conway here I replied Well get your money out to the a listener until now spoke in his grave the fullest sense ever realized of mad Prof Boyd Dawkins the well known Are you sick he asked I His question partially aroused me windows as quickly as you can Con murderous passion let ungovernably antiquary is of opinion that the tree Call the president and the treasurer way then come to my room Mr Smith loose centered in one destroying aim is one of the giants of prehistoric¬ messenMason Quick Tell them to come into son call the police and send and summoning every physical energy times and he says that the tree is cer gers to the trustees for an immediate managed to gasp the vault I to its devilish service I realized when tainly 10000 years old The corpora- ¬ mat- - meeting God wThat a report to give Why why what can be the those two spiders rushed to mortal tion of Stockport are at a loss what to them porter exclaimed ter the combat I stood in boyish terror at do with the gigantic fossil which is I sprang to my feet and confronted With a heavy heart and a feeling that¬ their tangled legs dropped off torn by supposed to weigh about 40 tons and him I cannot tell what expression was I was treading on the verge of a precimutual rage and as with vicious dex- as it is necessary that it should be re¬ slowly edged away pice I obeyed his behest Then I went k a on my face but he terity they struck each other with their moved a proposal has been made to to his office from me poisoned fangs using for their own de ¬ blow it up with dynamite This has n Before the door leading out into the Good God man dont stop to quesstruction the weapons and appliances aroused the indignation of a large went out imme- vestibule one of the special police of He of the public who presented th tion Go quick with which nature has provided them following petition to the corporation diately at my vehement appeal and the bank was standing for the capture and slaughter of their That there is a valuable tree of old soon the president and the treasurer I smiled bitterly as I recognized the pre3r I visibly turned pale fact that steps had already been taken came bustling in even oak at present lying upon and exposed Tiger was the victor but Whats up Conway the president to prevent my leaving the bank while with brutal wrath all mangled in the gTavel on and within their prop Why man alive Mr Perry was walking the floor he Mr Perry asked as he was he bit and spurned his dead erty that the quality in color grain how white you are he added looking motioned to me to be seated The trusand limbless foe he was seized with and solidity is better than any that can me tees will wish to interview you he searchingly at symptoms I took to be paralytic and be bought in the open market that for hardly said significantly Oh sir what shall I do in a minute or two I helped him to his artistic work alone it is greatly to be Well let them Theyll get nothing knowing in my consternation what I death And this fearless gladiator was treasured for nothing in this country out of me I replied1 doggedly was saying Its gone all gone afraid of I remember and never would Is at present grown which can come up You do not answer he finally said Whats all gone Your wits Are The president paused in his walk and tackle a big blue bottle Hy What is to its dimensions that it contains me you sick Mr Perry asked threw a searching glance at I within itself sufficient material to make courage Manchester Eng News Here the treasurer uttered an ex- ¬ would advise you not to incriminate dignified manner and the deferential the furniture for any public building clamation and pointed toward the re- yourself Conway before you are ac- way the trustees hearkened to his or town hall which may be erected for ARMED FOR EMERGENCIES words was an indication of the high craned his neck cused he said coldly serve vault Mr Perry the public benefit within our borough Fearless Courage o the Arctic E and danced inside Then he turned to my feet mean just regard in which he was held that it only requires lifting from its I I started plorer Nansen We are wasting time he said quickly to me and his face was as white what I say Mr Perry I understand When Fridtjof Nansen was a young bed which in the opinion of competent method of procedure is as his shirt bosom the position I am in Why sir even IThis say that Mr Conway was a futile student he attended a ball and danced geologists may be roughly estimated guest will Conway you who have been my best friend I God Almighty Why as 15000 years 6f occupation that pri- ¬ my house last evening How he spent with many partners Returning long vate effort your currency he asked in can see even you whom I have never at wheres all has failed to achieve its re- ¬ after midnight through the streets to hoarse tones my hon- ¬ the time after he left my place I cannot his lodgings he heard loud outcries moval that its destruction would be a given the least cause to doubt say But he was on the train this I dont know sir I left I began esty suspect me from a woman who was struggling public loss and an artistic calamity as he said for usually but the president cut me short There was such a look came into his morning train in comingI to town take with two ruffians In another moment that your representatives in council and Is it that thats gone You mean face such a sad look that it quite un the same the woman broke away from them and be and are hereby requested to con- ¬ saw him I stolen How could it be Who could manned me ¬ serve for Mr Morley only stated the cold fact ran toward the spot where Nansen waa ture to the borough this grant of na have entered the vault You did not her sons and daughters whose Nelson he began I dont wish to but nevertheless that he should speak standing The two men were close beforget to lock up yesterday did you signatures are hereby affixed doubt you I have always considered at all in my defense seemed to me a hind her in hot pursuit he asked with terrible earnestness The corporation have reserved their you one of my safe men But do you Nansen was an athlete full of cour No indeed The not see my boy what is against you good omen I answered the meantime efforts I was soon asked to retire As I went age and vigor and put himself on guard decision and in by local antiquarians vault was locked at usual I set the You are the youngest man that has ever are being made timepiece for half past eight I ex held such an important position as you out into the presidents room three as the men approached He allowed the and others to bring pressure to bear ¬ pected to be on hand and get things in hold in this bank There was considera- or four fellows went in I knew they woman to pass but called upon the in upon the council to preserve the tree furiated pursuers to halt standing di were detectives shape for the examining committee of the ble opposition to giving you the place There is no need to tell of the exam- rectly in their way and hitting out first for the benefitbelieved town and the And you have just discovered the on account of your youth But I insisted country It is ¬ inations I was compelled to submit to at one and then at the other The ruf ery of such importancethat no discov- ¬ loss has hitherto on your advancement and pledged my by these same detectives and how they fians angered by this unexpected atYes sir I went out of town last official word that you would prove tried all their art wheedling threat- ¬ tack turned resentfully upon the res- been made in this country and this be ¬ evening and returned but a few min- ¬ faithful to the trust I had such conso is hoped ening bullying to get me to confess to cuer and would have overpowered him ing suchitmatters that those interested¬ utes ago in throughout the counfidence in you that I did not even con- a crime I knew nothing of For all and possibly have murdered him if he So then the lock was unprotected by sider it necessary to put you on your their trouTole they got nothing from me had not shown presence of mind Draw try will lend assistance toward pre ¬ the timepiece a whole hour before the guard hy telling you this at the time ing himself up to his full height and serving the tree London News but the truth bookkeepers arrived Mr Perry said Wilhelm IIs Toad Talisman When the trustees meeting broke up throwing back his coat collar so as to with a most piercing glance thrown at me There was no necessity sir to put on my guard My duties would not the president came out to me expose the cotillion favors which he The house of Hohenzollern possesses me performed any Nelson if you are guilty and wish to had worn during the ball he sternly a family talisman Since the time of Jackson promised me he would be have been and faithfully better or more had I known escape the consequences now is the time asked them if they knew who he was the Elector John Cicero who flourished honestly here in my place I faltered The two assailants awed by his man- ¬ toward the end of the fifteenth century Jackson What has he to do with this I thank you for your kindness to flee the country The trustees have however decided not to have you arrested just ner and supposing him to be a royal of- ¬ each ruler has when possible before the vault He doesnt know the com- ¬ Stung by his implied doubt of me yet he said with a smile ficer were at once cowed They apolo dissolution handed to his successor a bination does he and knowing my absolute innocence No sir It was only to have an em- ¬ They are very land sir But wish gized roughly for not recognizing him sealed packet This contains a ring in how I had given my best efforts to be arrested Nothing would I ploye in the room after the timepiece and please dropped their arms and sneaked off in which is set a black stone said to have in the discharge of my duties I had me better than to stand trial I replied the opposite direction from that which been dropped by a huge toad on the had run down that I asked him to be straightened up proudly the woman had taken coverlet of a princess of the family present defiantly My grandfather before he died had This incident of Nansens youth il- ¬ just as she had given birth to a son Call Jackson Mr Perry requested Mr Morley came through the room as written on the fly leaf of a primer of T spoke and at my loud tone he threw lustrated at once the fearless courage Frederick the Great found the ring in of the treasurer Be strong in adversity that a glance at me Whether it indicated and the readiness of resource which an envelope which also inclosed a While that gentleman was gone on mine stamps the man I did not realize the disgust at what he might consider were to charact6rize his career as an in ¬ memorandum written by Frederick I his errand Mr Perry and I made a of the words then But bravado or commendation at nry dar trepid explorer Youths Companion stating its value and its mode of trans- ¬ hasty search through the other com- ¬ full meaning ¬ mission Schneider the librarian of partments We found some of them in they came to me now in full force ing to take a firm stand on my innoWorn Out In Service I am sorry I gave way so It was cence I could not say William I declares that disorder and judging from appearBismarck who had worn himself out packet handed by Geilinghe saw the a foolish fear I am innocent of any ances many bonds missing You may go home for the rest of the the treas The president was completely over- ¬ wrong and I am confident that my in-¬ day Conway said the president with-¬ in the service of Germany and of his urer to his royal master on his acces- ¬ whelmed by this new discovery He nocence will be proved some time Un¬ out looking at me Come to my office emperor rarely referred to his laoors sion and further asserts that he read stood gazing at me with a look of the til it is I will try to bear the suspicion in the morning Dont go into the bank- - for the Fatherland One morning he his account of the talisman to the em and Emperor William were riding to- peror who fully confirmed greatest anguish on his white drawn as patiently as possible I said calmly room it St gone some members of the examining Here face I went out unmolested and slowly gether in the park They had notof fa ¬ James Gazette What is walked toward my hoarding place Why far when Bismarck complained Oh Mr Perry I cried as God hears committee came hurriedly in Exposed Her Age tigue The emperor who was quite How did it happen me I know nothing about this Oh be- ¬ this I hear should this horrible shadow have falln fresh said somewhat testily Spratts Miss Elder is much older How is Whom do you suspect These were blotting out the bright promising sun- ¬ lieve me I am innocent No one has accused you Conway so some of the exclamations that reached shine of my young life Was it a dream it that though I am an older man than tha i thought Hunker Impossible far he replied seriously and with sig- - my ear as they crowded around the and would I wake to find it all unreal yourself prince I can always outride Well I asked her if she had read Bismarcks reply was as re ¬ president nificance The newsboys on the street you Ah no Aesops Fables qnd she said she read One by one the trustees came in One were already calling You cannot think I had anything to All about the proachful as it was epigrammatic Ah them when they first came out Tit do with it I went on You know I of the last to arrive was Mr Morley bank robbery and selling their papers sire he said the rider always out-¬ Bits Youths Companion have never betrayed any trust which I but he passed on to the committee room rapidly God help me it was no dream lasts the horse without noticing me have held in this bank Correct Quite True The Man Say little boy is your dog My God I dont know what to think I thought of Florence and wondered Mulligan A phrenologist told me I good for rabbits CHAPTER TV I cant think You never told apyone what she would think of it all After was a very even tempered man the combination The the president sud my happiness of the evening before to Jill that night I walked the floor Mrs Mulligan So you are always in bad on KidNo siree He is mighty lenh asked be crushed under such a blow of fafe cudgeling my brains over the affairem Catches every one thathV Oh no no I have never breathed a was most cruel But I resolved not to be but could arrive at no satisfactory so- a rage Jump figure of it to a living soul I answered FIREWORKS OF THE FIELD earnestly Firefly firefly but a twinkle floating by Who besides yourself knows how Sometimes burning in the bushes sometimes to open the vault gleaming in the sky Like a gleam from a dream or a fragment The bond teller and the receiving of sunbeam teller I replied Sparkling spangles on the darkness which And they are away on their vaca- ¬ ¬ There came to me a kind of exhilaration of spirit in making this resolve and when after awhile I was summoned before the trustees it nerved me for the ordeal through which I knew I must pass After telling all I knew which I did in as concise a manner as possible a deluge of questions was hurled at me nearly every one of the 18 or 20 mem bers of the board taking a hand in the crossexamination You say you were out of town last night and did not return until a few minutes before ten this morning asked one of the vice presidents crushed ¬ M ¬ ¬ - ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- iA ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sec--tio- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3r ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j I j i Pick-Me-- Up 1 Tp-to-D- ate Vi 5 e k1 II r BBaBBsMBsBBssslBasBMSSSSM THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY EEBEUAKY 22 1898 CRUDE rm AWULUL1 UKAL HUNTS A ATTT mTTrv r - - Courtships and Marriages Follow Impressions Blade ly Intonation For many years it has been known Intonation has reached a fine art Circular in Shape and Large Enonph that the use of oil on troubled waters for Thirty Cows Rmong many of the exchange girls Bulletin 142 of the North Carolina greatly calms them Recently some who conduct Chicagos telephone servexperiment station gives plan and de- ¬ railway companies have experimented ice It has in fact reached the finest scription of a circular barn for 30 cows with it for the purpose of laying dust art that of love making or rather love We have had the plan engraved and it which it is claimed that it will do for winning no silver spangled and a very long time and now its value in explains itself in a great measure The improving her comb of gold and country roads is forcibly Lorelei with drip of perfumed honey silo is in the center a driveway comes song like the next then three foot mangers five foot nsserted by J G Winger of Grand ever used her art to woo admiration Pa This platform for the cows to stand on a Valley devoted gentleman says that more industriously than the recluses he has his whole life since the 7J foot walk behind the cows outside of discovery of oil to its development and who converse with the outside world What thel footmaaure gutter then a drive- - has made a study of the great blessings in such brief terms as Hello Did What is it number please tli at it gives to man and believes that Theyre busy the time is not far in the future when you get your party Did any ¬ now call again please dusty and muddy roads will be condi body answer tions unknown and that crude oil will jaise them for youIm afraid I cant bring this reform about The experi- ¬ That is not a very extended vocabu ¬ ence on which he principal bases his opinion he describes in a letter to the lary for love making And yet t is the whole language of the telephone Oil City Derrick In the winter of 1894 near Grand girl with a dolorous yearning sigh¬ Valley a small plug was forced out now and then thrown in and a beseechof an oil line and a quantity of oil ing benediction to call again please sxmrted on the road The snow was for the watchful eye and more alert thoroughly saturated with oil for about ear of the manager are usually within one rod in diameter The oil was spread range and cannot be provoked by in over the road by the feet of horses dulging in gossip no matter what may and the action of sleigh runners for be coming along with the electric cur ¬ the distance of about four rods The rent from the young mans lips at the CIRCULAR DAIRY BARN roads in this valey are clay bottom and end of the wire way This makes the barn 70 feet in very dusty in dry weather and muddy So the poor girl who sits cooped up diameter This form of barn is very in wet and it is no unusual thinig to for many hours each day must be con compact and can be built cheaply No see dust from three to six inches deep tent to see youth and beauty fading large timbers are required Sheds for and mud from ten to twenty inches in and the prospect of spinster bitterness shcats bulls calves teams swine etc the season rising before her if she does not find are built outside in segments of the This bit of road and the crude oil some way to extricate herself from circle at a convenient distance from referred to has attracted my attention this predicament Her pretty face or the barn and run yards outside A ever since for when the dry weather grace of manner will not avail her feed room and wash room are built on returned and dusty roads were the Although literally face to face with either side of doorway One room can hailing salutation of everyone you the broad world each day she has be used for separating- milk wash met these particular four rods of road small chance to extend her circle of ac ¬ room for pails etc Other rooms can were as free from dust as a well kept quaintances beyond her home and bu built at convenient points between brick paved street and after a shower school friends and just the propereli windows for bedding material lying when the dusty roads were converted gible man is often not found in this in stalls etc Ohio Farmer into beds of mud this section of road circle sighs the ex¬ was as dry as if no rain had fallen What shall I do EASILY CULTIVATED The writer has explained the phenom- change girl as she goes through her gome Reasons Why Sweet Peas enon to many observers who were ig humdrum work of answering calls and Should Be Planted Everyvrheie Probably the norant of the cause At prebemt and adjusting connections Sweet peas are among the oldest and after the action of three summers and whole sisterhood of exchange girls most common of the flowers that are winters there is still to be seen the would be asking that question yet but cultivated Their beauty was recog- unmistakable evidence of the preserv- for the discovery of that first hello nized by our foremothers who called ing qualities of crude oil 2ow ac girl with the sweet voice who found them painted ladies and indeed the cepting the foregoing observation as a sweetheart by it and long long ago do have a very human appearance The truth is it not safe to conclude that was married to him late years have brought increasing- ap- a hope for a solution of the greatest Wooing- by winning intonations then preciation of these flowers and the old public questions has a nucleus on which became the cue old operators at the painted ladies have been broken into to rest a hope telephone building saj it was more Oil and earth have an affinity for than ten 3 ears ago and now every innumerable sorts covering almost every shade from lemon yellow to a pur each other and when united in proper girl in the Chicago telephone service ple that is almost black They come in proportions on a roadbed are for a who ever expects to preside over a pure white and in variegations of many long time inseparable The oil on a home instead of toiling with tolls kinds and the size of the flowers has road bed prevents the earth from ris ard switchboards incessant has be been greatly increased ing in dust and excludes water and come an ardent patient painstaking They are of easiest culture and should hence the impossibility of mud It looks student in voice culture and agreeable be planted as early as it is possible rcasona ble that an oil treated road polite accommodating conversation to work the ground in the spring Even properly shaped will remain mudless Patrons of the telephone company if they are nipped by the frost after when snow falls even in small quanti- think official watchfulness has brought coming up they arc not hurt and the ties it will give good sleigning and about this uniform courtesy and these peas will lie in the ground for weeks when the snow goes in the spring it musical calls from operators said an without injurj They should be plant ¬ will be ready for comfort pleasure and ol3 time telephone man the other day ed in moderately firm soil and do bet ¬ business but its a mistake The girls found In the employment of crude oil for out that cross overbearing operators ter if the soil is allowed to get hard about the roots A row of sweet peas good roads no change need be made with harsh ug ly voices never got mar ¬ 50 feet long1 will produce flowers for all in the mode of construction now in ried while with the girls who use purposes from early in June unitil killed general use The roadbed should be musical pleasing tones and who are by the frost if the flowers are kept properly shaped with machinery and uniformly courteous and picked off as fast as they fade for when immediately after working and form under trying circumstances it is seeds are allowed to form the plant ing rnd while the earth is loose and only a matter of time when some knight As cut ilowers there is nothing best adapted for the absorbtion of oil with a heart and a head full of romance ddes better or easier to grow Farmers the oil should be applied after the man will come along through the maze of ner of sprinkling streets The quan- commercial speech passing over the Voice tity of oil to the rod of road can only be wires and will pay court to and fall TIMELY DAIRY NOTES determined by experiments and actual in love with the girl who is able to talk nor necessary tests The writers opinion based on that way If there is not a disappoint It is neither profitable for a cow to go dry from four to six observation is that one barrel of oil ment upon first meeting the acquaint- ¬ to each three rods of road will suffice ance is good for a match in a fair share weeks Smoking an ancient pipe in the milk This if the writer has not erred in fig of cases I have known a score of girls room or where there is butter shows at ures will be oil to the depth of one here in ten years who caught a beau once that the smoker is not fit to be a third of an inch Current price of oil over the wire and had won them com- ¬ and cost of applying will determine pletely before the first actual meeting dairyman A cow should be cared for in propor- ¬ expense of treating a mile of road and a number of very happy marriages d tion to her earnings Perhaps she ob Should not all join issue for experi- have resulted Chicago serves the same rule and pays accord- ments in the interest of good roads and ing to the care she gets Investigate a demand for cheap oil Twinges this Best Is None Too Good Mrs Day The doctor ordered your The cow that is milked slowly makes No dairyman should be satisfied with husband whisky for rheumatism Does less butter than she would if milked auy but the best of course they cost it do him any gpo4 quickly This may seem strange but more but the cost of feed for a good Mrs May He says it does him a Prof Babcock has established the truth cow is no more than for a poor one world of good but I notice the twinges of this statement while the returns are many times great ¬ 2ome upon him more frequently than There is no better absorbent for the er meither is the care and attention ever Boston Traveler cow stable than dry earth Even where any more It is a fact that feed labor One Way straw is plentiful the use of earth will care and attention are disproportionate Rev Longnecker I wish I could keep the air pure and the platforms in a poor animal when compared with think of some way to make the congre dryer than where straw or other litter a good one It is not necessary that cows should be thoroughbreds to gation keep their eyes on me during the is depended upon It is not well to invest in those prep secure good results excellent animals sermon Tommy Pa you want to put Little arations which are advertised to in- ¬ are found among natives and grades theclock right behind the pulpit Bos ¬ crease the amount of butter to be made and it is these that should be souarht ton Traveler The The great object should be to secure ifrom a given quantity of milk amount which can be made is strictly those descended from well known milk THE MARKETS limited iby the amount of butter fat and butter strains Rural World Cincinnati Feb 2L which the milk contains Eural World Dnderdraining Roadbeds LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon8 3 00 3 90 Select butchers 4 00 4 40 Where the roadbed is made high with Dairy Records Keeping Exact CALVES Fair G 00 6 73 purpose of keeping it diy it is HOGS Commonto good light 3 40 3 90 A dairyman should be as much of a the Mixed puckers usually in winter blown clear of 4 00 4 10 business man as those in the mercantile and therefore freezes very deepiy snow ¬ Light shippers 3 90 4Q3 mak SHEEP Choice 4 00 40 pursuits or other business vocations of ing all the greater depth of mud for the LAMBS Good to choice 5 00 50 life in the matter of keeping reliable soil that has been piled up The only FLOUR Winter family 3 75 10 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 00 axact records of the details of his busi- effectual remedy for this is No 3red 95 an ness the tests of individuals and their drain the length of the roadbedunder Corn No 2 mixed 31 Oats No 2 2ay3 monthly if not weekly milk and butter side drains into the open ditches with Rye No 50 at all HAY Prime 2to choice Also the cost of food con Tecosds 9 00 9 low places If this were done the PROVISIONS Mess pork 11 50 Bumed for it is not only the cow which the Lard Prime steam surplus water would be drawn from 5 00 gives the most milk or butter which is roadbed so that even if exposed the BUTTER Choice dairy 10 11 to Prime the most valuable but which produces frost the soil would not degenerate into APPLES to choice creamery 3 50 4 21 Per bbl 03 the largest amount for the least cost mud With the roadbed thus under POTATOES Per bbl 2 00 2 15 A record shoiuld also be kept of each in ¬ drained less than half the stone and CHICAGO dividual cows offspring and the sire gravel now required for road making FLOUR Winter patents 4 80 4 90 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 1 04 1 06 for a cow which is a good breeder and would be needed No 2 Chicago spring 97 begets a fine progenj though she may OATS No 2 26 How It Helped the Farmers not be so very good herself is a first 10 95 1100 of good roads was ex- ¬ PORK Mess The beauty LARD Steam class animal for the dairyman Dakota 5 15 emplified Saturday says the Quincy NEW YORK Field and Farm HI Herald when the farmers of FLOUR Winter patent 5 15 480 2 red 1 09 In Wagon Building Riverside and Ellington townships WHEATNoNo mixed Reform CORN 2 38J4 A New Yorker says that roads are came to town with loads of hay and RYE 53 and cut up by straw and produce and the farmers of OATS Mixed 32 principally made bad New mess 11 00 11 25 wagons rutting the tracks and thus other townships had to stay at home PORK Western LARD 5 40 rutting is the result of wagons being The Riverside and Ellington township BALTIMORE 40 70 made to a uniform gauge and running farmers came to town via the Locust FLOUR Family 02 02H same track Provide that after street telforded boulevard The farm- ¬ GRAIN Wheat No 2 in the Southern Wheat 98 03 wagon carrying ers of the other townships had to re 35 CornMixed a date to be fixed no 35J Oats No 2 white 35 34K over 1000 pounds of freight shall be main at home because the roads were Rye No 2 western 57 56fc 70 used unless one axel shall be at least too muddly To start meant to be mired CATTLE First quality 80 40 50 six inches longer than the other and and so no start was made And all be¬ HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS the tread not less than three inches cause of lack of enterprise in providing GRAIN Wheat No 2 04y2 The use of such wagons will compel good roads Corn No 2 mixed 27K Oats No 2 mixed 24 the removal of rocks or other obstruc To LOUISVILLE the road track and will roll cationget rid of moss on trees an appli- ¬ xions from of Winter patent 375 400 down keep smooth and level the track is good whitewash made of fresh lime FLOUR Wheat No 2 red GRAIN 98 Corn Mixed and be the most effiective agency for 304 Oats Mixed 25J4 Coffee grounds make a good fertil PORK Mess good roads that can be deYisea vtood 10 00 LARD Steam izer for house plant in ttiater 4S7tf CHEAP DAIRY BARN ingr It Is an PETROLEUM Effective Agent in Compact TELEPHONE GIRLS VOICE Dirt Roads ¬ Tierva for the Wheelmen League of American Wheelmen num- ¬ The bers nearly 2000 below the 100000 mark From the Republican Versailles Id1 within the last few The Tuckers of Versailles Ind like all star timer diminutionweeks In spite of this thp mnvimiiTn nf fond parents are completely wrapped up in health may be attained by those who use J their children Their daughter Lucy in tne comiorung ana tnorough tonic Hostet garticular has given them much concern ters Stomach Bitters which promotes di- ¬ he is fifteen and frcm a strong healthy gestion a girl three years ago bad become weak and the bowelshealthy flow of bile regularity of and counteracts kept falling off in flesh until she became a It is moreover a remedy for kidney trouble mere skeleton She seemed to have no life of malaria and rheumatism and preventive at all Her blood became impure and finally she became the victim of nervous prostra- ¬ Hard Iiticlr tion Doctors did not help her Most of the time she was confined to bed was very nerv- ¬ What made you quit the club Billy ous and irritable and seemed on the verge Reason enough I can tell you I worked five years to be elected treasurer and then of St Vitus dance One morning said Mrs Tucker the they insisted on putting in a cash register Boston Traveler doctor told us to give her Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People which he brought with him He said he was treating a similar case with these pills and they were curing the pa- ¬ A Handsome Metal Paper Cutter and Boole Mark Combined tient We began giving the pills and the next day could see a change for the better Sent free of postage under sealed cover on receipt of ten cents 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cian Im no prophet not wish Beyond His Knowledge ¬ State Co op Ohio Citv of Toledo J ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ doing business in the city of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dol- ¬ lars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHEXEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December A D 1SSG A W GLEASOX Seal Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken interr ally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- ¬ faces of the svstem Send for testimonials fi ee F J CHEXEY CO Toledo O Sold by druggists 75c Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Lucas County f ss the unwary Humbug A bug that always preys upon Chicago Daily News When did you arrive not to know St Jacobs Oil will cure a sprain right off Whispers and runaway teams make the break ups Rams Horn to SJSherman Specialist Star Rupture Surecure Book free Write for it 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Send This Notice and 10 Cts in Stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis and get free their seed catalogue and 11 new farm seed samples including above corn and oats surely worth 10 to get a start k5 Klondike for 31c that kill are not distinguished by any mark or sign from coughs that fail to be fatal Any cough neglected may sap S the strength and undermine the health until recovery is impossible All coughs lead to lung trouble if not stopped Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Cures Coughs little daughter was taken with a distressing cough At which for three years defied all the remedies I tried urgent recommendation of a friend I began to length on the give her Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral After using one bottle I found to my great surprise that she was improving Three bottles completely cured her J A Gray Trav My ¬ tist When a man shakes hands with his den we wonder if he has ever done any work for him Washington Democrat ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Times-Heral- Xeyer upsets the substitute for coffee nerves or injures the digestion Made from pure grain it is a food in itself Has the taste and appearance of the best coffee at J the price It is a genuine and scientific article and is come to stay It makes for health and strength Ask your grocer for Grain O When a boy cant think of anything else to do he eats something Washington Dem ocrat Great Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Fits stopped free and permanently cured tfo fits after first days use of Dr Klines From Baby in the Hiprh Chair to grandma in the rocker Grain 0 is good for the whole family It is the long desired Salesman Wrought Iron Range Co St Louis Mo JkyGP ant rjwj WAAMAMi ¬ Is put esp In half size kettles at half price - - SO cents SWSJ Ohmy PtoBal 6S pi ySfiSS There are people who think it is a big thing to play no cards but whist Washington Democrat Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Pleasure soon palls when it costs nothing Rams Horn Disfigured from a bruise No not When St Jacobs Oil cures it No chance ¬ To Cure a Cold in One Day PAINT WALLS ¬ ¬ Calcimo Fresco Tints FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS A writing teacher never knows anything about grammar Washington Democrat Disability is made ability to work from The cure of Lumbago by St Jacobs Oil 35 I twenty four tints and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting that can possibly be made by hand To be mixed with Coid Wateb SEND FOR SAMFLE 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 THE WIURALO CO NEW BRIGHTONSI NEWYORK WAAWflWWwWKMm G somining grocer or paint dealer and do your own kal- is made on scientific principles by machinery and milled in This material ¬ JTlie Klondike f 1 j j WHERE DIRT FATHERS WASTE RULES USE 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 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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD For particulars address MACHINERY ALL KIMS AND WELL LOOMIS arSHMTATT TIFFIN ilWfSIERREPKriNARMS CO I 0WwcWgSTSfcCfHgWHAIWrONM E S Q HATCH D 433 Vine Street P A 1697 YVBOES I 1 Cincinnati O WRITISG TO AIYEXTISEK please tate cfratyov saw Ike Advertia ateHt is this paper 0 JV T if-- IV S 8 GRAND OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY NIGHT FEBRUARY 1STH l THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22 L898 BLADES O BLUEGRASS CONSTITUTIONAL i 1 SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting First time here of Mark Twains Beau- ¬ tiful Symphony of the Southland innmo wilson With that well known Character Actor Jumble Of News And Comment Yes sirree observed Silas Winter Judge Evans of Winchester received Billville is gettin too all fired green good fer me Im goin ter move to the a snake two feet long as a valentine After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we country Michael Lanahan of Louisvi lie was for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of Why Uncle Silas whats the cause in ¬ a member of the crew of the battleship of this sudden determination postmaster quired the Maine- - He was one of fifteen entirely denied the free and uninjured Its because I am unlimited speech which is my constitu- ¬ RIGHTS AT BILLVILLE A GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU are well satisfied and now Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods It will pay you Sh08sc R THEO HAMILTON j IN THE TITLE ROLE Supported by an excellent company in ¬ cluding JOS JEFhERSON Jr E A LOCKE J P TUCKER MISS HAY WARD See the prologue that is che key to the story smooth and satisfactory a production or Louisville a more pleasing play Courier Journal It is certainly true that th play is one It is seldom one i3 privileged to see bo 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 steamers plowed the mighty Missis ¬ sippi arid when St Looy was the St Louis mecca of every riverman Democrat Mr Hamiltons work is careful adroit and effective as gentle shrewd whimsical as was that other despised philosoNew York pher of Dawsons Landing ¬ tional right Tell me about it Uncle Silas You know Well it was this way the other night some show actors played Ten Nights in a Bar room up at the town hall Well after the show Prof Drinkwater hes the school teacher ye know asked me what I thought of the villian at the play Well when I ex- ¬ pressed my opinion dont you know he had me arrested fer swearin You dont tell me Billville is Yes sirree he did too dodgasted good fer Silaa gettin When a feller cant ex- ¬ Wintergreen press his opinion about the opery and sech things without bein arrested I low that its time to move to the country where a feller can say what he dod gasted pleases A GRAVEYARD COLLOQUY t At rare intervals the moon peeped through the billows of a sea of fleecy clouds and cast sickly beams across the path of a form which was walking slow- ¬ ly and stealthily in a country graveyard The figure stole furtive glances about him as he crept to the grave of a man who had died on the gallows on Friday Journal Just as the clock was tolling the mid ¬ night hour the form fell prostrate on the 50c 75c 100 srrave uttering not a sound Almost in Prices Taking a Sale of seats begin Wednesday Feb an instant the figure rose knife from his pocket he made a single 16 at 9 a m rapid cut and turned to leave the place A moonbeam revealed a look of ghoulisb glee on his countenance ¬ PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE The figure stopped Who goes there Jist a poah niggah The figures met and the lanterns flash disclosed the identity of the men Sam Johnsing Hiram Jackson Whatcherdoin heah Hiram Jack- ¬ son Lookin fo ghoates Bourbon Circuit Court Naw What yo doin heah yosef Come after dis rabbits lef bin foot M H Current Plaintiff Kotched him at 12 oclock on a dahk vs night on de grave ob a mm hung on S L Yager etc Defendants Wouldnt Gway niggah Friday Yo In obedience to a judgment and order take a thousand dollabs fo it of sale in tho above styled case rendered niggahB wont be in it wid me at cake at the December term 1897 of the walks an shootin craps above court the undersigned will as Special Commissioner expose to sale to loves subterfuge the highest bidder at the Court house When the face of your loved one fair door in Paris Kentucky on Bears looks of pain or mute despair Tis not always a heart wound deep FEBRUARY 26 1898 SATURDAY Her thoughts may seem on some past day at 2 oclock p m standard time a valu- And yet be not a foot away Her foot perchance may be asleep able Bourbon County farm containing Walter Champ in Courier Journal Halt Bourbon o Land The Lexington Bluegrass Bnilding and Loan Association muddle will come np before U S Ju lge Birr at Louisville to day for settlement At the meeting of tne Lexington I O O F lodges Judge J S Smith was selected to go to ljouisvnie ana bid 24000 for the Widows and Or ¬ phans Home Edward At Carlisle Saturday Crump aged fifteen was sentenced to He the penitentiary for seven years fifteen-year-okilled JohnWilson another boy last August Oddfellows of the United States paid for benefits during the year 1897 339339637 at the rate of about 11 cents per second 653i per minute 37180 per hour 892320 per day The opening in the Chicago wheat market yesterday was very irregular and nervous especially in May that option ranging all t he way from 106 to 107 at the start Saturday closing prices were 106 Miss Rosa Carr of Leesburg Harrison county was held to the United States Court by commissioner Hill at Lexing ¬ ton Saturday r to answer the charge of selling whiskey without license Her bond was fixed at 300 and secured by her mother and brother Amos Riggs who on the 25th of last March killed R W Boyd and son with a double barrel shotgun was adjudged guilty by the jury hearing the case Sat- ¬ urday at Maysville The case was in the hands of the jury about two hours when the verdict was brought in charging him with murder in first degree the sentence being death ld ¬ to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock FOR NINE DAYS ONLY and Overcoats Capes READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters Worth Ladies and Misses Jackets and 15 12 Worth Worth Worth 5 and Worth Worth 350 and 200 Ladies 16 15 12 and 18 for 9 days only and 14 for 9 days only and 10 for 9 days only 8 and 6 for 9 days only 4 for 9 days only 3 999 7fib 649 for 9 437 319 days odly 229 Sailors Black and all colors 25c Worth 100 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Comforts worth 100 now 50c Blankets worth 100 now 50c Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 Ladies Jackets worth each 8 00 now 300 600 now 275 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 7 Ladies Jackets worth each 500 now 2 19 12 Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 400 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 11 Ladies Capes worth ench 450 now 212 18 Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 163 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 now 99 Ladies Wool Hose now 10c Plaid Dress Goods 5c Infants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton 1O0 t Specials For 9 Days Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Mens Caps 19c worth double Mens Heavy Socks 5c worrh double Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth double Mens Hunting Coats 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 Wool Socks 12c worth double Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Men Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes Mens Boots Mens Boots 14 yds 21 yds Buots Mens Boots Mens Boots 4 yds Mason ville Cotton 100 150 for 9 days only 200 for 9 days onlv 300 for 9 days only 400 for 9 days only and Shoe worth 400 and Shoes worth 350 and Shoes worth 300 and Shoe worth 250 and Shoes worth 200 100 100 75c 100 100 200 now now now now now 200 175 150 125 100 Lonsdale Cotton Bleached Muslin MRS LAURA WEISHAUF Of Blurry Ind Celery Capsules Remember the place Remember when we adyer tle prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call beforeall the bargains are grabbed Recommends Wrights every 17 1896 Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only The Wright Medical Co Murry Ind Sept SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS HAM BURGS LACES Etc t - Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ Description This land is known as sules I have lost all trace of pain and my HOW TO FIND OUT stomach is entirely well I can eat any the Butler Hall farm It is located on Pill a bottle or common glass with urine thing and can truthfully say lhat I have the turnpike connecting the Jackstown ¬ hours a and Cane Ridge turnpikes The soil is and let it stand tweuty four unhealthy sedi- ¬ not felt better in years conment or settling indicates an of the celebrated Cane Ridge variety dition of the kidneys When urine stains Yours E esnectfullv noted for its strength and productive- ¬ linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too Hff nC T AI TTrYT TT TTTII desire to urinate or pain in the ness The farm has on it a splendid frequentalso convincing proof lhat the kid- ¬ back is Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 two story frame house of ten rooms neys and bladder are out of order per box Send address on postal to the WHAT TO DO and with all necessary outbuildings It There is has two barns one of them a tobacco expressed comfort in the knowledge so often Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root bain large enough to house with ease the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish trial size free the back kidneys liver ten acres of tobacco and a large stock In relieving pain inpart of urinary bladder and every recently arranged for the special sages It corrects inability the hold urine pas ¬ barn to and care of fine horses All of the land is scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol over8uscuDible or cultivation ana mere is lowintr use of llouor wine or beer and beingomes that of land in UUUIUUU Anmnollul nunpleasant necessity dnrtncr 1VO no better tobacco rrat fevu iinmonv tlmoi uuiug j T vhwiwvCounty xl aujuiup mo laima ui uaiuea nigntto urinate wfrTnecuj uuim tne extraor mild ana Clay Webb Keynolds and Thomas dlnary effect of wanip Root is soon realized highest for its wonderful Woodford and the neighborhood is It stands thedistressing ca es If you cures of the most noted for its healthfulness and the a medicine you should have the best ued Sold morality of its people The land will by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar pamphlet have a be offered in two tracts one tract of 100 You may free by sample bottle and The Paris both sent mail Mention acres adjoining the lands of James E Ky Nkws and send your address to Dr Co Binghampton N Y The Clay and the other 145 acres containing Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen the dwelling and improvements and uiness of this ofler 24sp lmo then it will be offered as a whole Have for years been known as among Terms The land will Le sold npon i the best Over 10000 are in use in and twenty fonr credit of six twelve A ftood tftmoif purchaser or pur months and the Cincinnati and surrounding territory chasers will be required to execute often saves money and also good health 11 These celebrated instruments are now bonds with approved surety bearing in- ¬ you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ or any form stomach terest from day of sale or the purchase tionto take home of bottle of trouble remem- ¬ ber Dr Caldwells ¬ money may be paid upon the confirma- Syrup Pepsin andahealth will be restored to you Trial sizes 10c li doses 10c large size 50c tion of the sale and SI 00 of W T Br oks druggist Paris ljan iin As they contain recent improvements Mr Jame3 H Lietton who resides on Ky the Jackstown pike at the intersection greatly enhancing their musical worth of the short pike above referred to and which cannot be obtained elsewhere within one mile of the land will take We are sole representatives and intend pleasure in showing prospective pur- ¬ chasers over the farm giving them the ing purchasers will avoid errors and mis metes and bounds or they may call at understanding by conferring with us the law office of J Q Ward and Harmon Stitt in Paris Kentucky who will give them all the information desired Co in of pill powder The sale is absolute and the title pjr orWhether the the form prescription CINCINNATI liquid doctors for I2W23 w Uh st fecfe and the proceeds arising from the blood diseases is always the came Sole Stelnway Representatives sale is an asset belonging to the assigned mercury or potash These drugs bottle estate of M H Current and the credi- ¬ up the poison and dry it up in the tors of that estate are urgently request-¬ system but they also dry up the marrow ed to attend the sale and do all they can in the bones at the same time to protect their interests This farm The suppleness and elasticity of the will afford a delightful and profitable joints give way tp a stiffness the home to those who are seeking farm ing pains of rheumatism The rack- ¬ form - - - PARIS KY laud or a fine investment for capital- gradually bends the bone6 ache while 402 MAIN ST as the rate at which said land rents decrepitude ists Over Deposit Bank and helplessness prema-¬ will furnish a good return on the invest ¬ turely take possession of the body and ment it is but a short step to a pair of Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m crutches Then comes falling of Possession given March 1st 1898 the hair and decay of the bones a con- ¬ ¬ 245 Acres TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY OEUIODEI T ¬ A MS ovr C I JP All persons who have not paid their poll tax for 1897 are notified to call at the Sheriffs office and settle same and save costs 18jan 4t JOS WILLIAMS C B C mm i oi pi Local TIME TABLE EAST BOUND State am national WILL BE FOUND IN t THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE jS Kurtzman Pianos NOTICE S BROOKS CLAY Supervisor of Public Roads 8jan tf Ar Philaielphial0l5am 705pm not be responsible for any debts Ar New York 1240nn 908pm Will unless written order from me WEST BOUND 830am 600pm Lv Louisville 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Lexington Lv Winchesterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm Ar ait Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65 jam 340pm C5i3Qoiiax3Lati WEEKLY ENQUIRER We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can eive only t ¬ Better Than Ever Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ We save you generous part of this Btim cept Sunday other trains run daily Send or bring your cash ith ortec to Through Sleapers between Louisville The firm of Clarke Clay doing bus- Lexington and New York without THE BOURBON NEWS iness in the city of Paris Ky has been change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or Paris Ky dissolved bv mutual consent and C J to collect all ac any information call on Clarke is authorized F B Carr coants due said firm Agent L N R R C J CLARKE orGEORaE W Barney Paris Ky MRS MATT TURNlSY S D CLAY Piv Pass Agent PARIS KENTUCKY Lexington Ky 4Mm DISSOLUTION Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville Ar Louisville Ar Winchester 730am 40pm 655am 250pm Both Papers One Year for 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am 630pm Regular Price for Both is 1001 am 72pm 1100am 81- pin - t t 225 275 ¬ JOHN CONNELLY Bottled Dp Work WrlgJit Celery I desire to thank my friends for their llvr 4 kidneys Tea regulates the promptlyguaranteed satisfactory Calls cures constipation answered Your work is to liberal patronage and ask them successors Ernest Urchs continue with Clarke Kenney my and sfc headache 1 H 11 25c at all druggistsU - solicited 1 Prices reasonable MRS MATT TURNEY Land Wanted of Bourbon county land Give descrip- ¬ Address tion of tract when writing 8fb 4t BIG FOUR ROUTE JiEST LINE TO AND FROM FRANKFORT CIMilATI 1 RY In Effect March 1897 M H DAILEY I desire to rent from 100 to 200 acres TOLEDO DETROIT DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort ArrEIkhorn 650am 643am 651am 702am 708ani 720am 800am 812am 822am 828am 840am 300pm 320pm 332am All 1oihts in Michigan ¬ Box 523 Cynthiana Ky CHICAGO White City Special est Terminal Station H A SMITH 33533STTISa8 ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel H 0 CURRENT dition truly horrible l - i omagious VSiooa Poison the curse tAPDrflDW yuVvw I HIT1 of mankind is th TM most horrible of all DR CALDWELLS diseases and has al ways baffled the T CURES INDIGESTION doctors Their pet ash and mercury bottla up the poison 1 IJULI i 1M but it always breaks RAILROAD TIME CARD forth again attack N R R ing some delicate L Ka iftH liflHH organ frequently ARRIVAL OP TRAINS the mouth throat filling them ro Cincinnati 1058 a mv 538 p Ew iliU W 14 ViLSI Ilia IV B IH4 till m lUlo p m witn eauHg cores l Irexington 439 a m 745 a S3S is the only lrofo p m 637 p m known cure for this 33d Kill H disease It is guar- ¬ FTOtt Richmond 435 a m 740 a m anteed purely vege pm 328 From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m table and one thousand dollars reward is offered for proof to the contrary It DEPARTURE OP TRAINS never fails to cure Contagious Blood a m Poison Scrofula Eczema Rheumatism To Cincinnati 445 a in 755 Cancer or any other disease of the 340 p m blood If you have a blood disease 50 a m 1105 a m To Lexington 7 take a remedy which will not injure you 545 p m 1021 p m ToRicbmond 1108 a in 543 p m Beware of mercury dont do violence to your system Dont get bottled up 1025 p m Our books sent free to any address To Iaysvilie 750 a m 635 p m Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga F B Carr Agent Special Commissioner and Assignee v SYRUP PEPS ttl hi LH Office over G S Varden Co 1 BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Landman M Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr CentrevHle Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris- WEST BOUND 348jpf5 35gpi 430pm 442pm 452pm 458pm 510pm 4Kpm D Office Hours Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio to 12 a m to 5 p r NEW YORK r Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel y Paris J R ADAIR L C MOORE n TUESDAY March 8TH month 1898 ttcwStrHf Id 1 LI -- returning every second Tuesday in each Mooref Drs Adair Dental Surgeons Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Oars Private Compartment Cars Lve Paris ArrElIzabeth Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Arr CentrevHle Arr Newtown Be swje our tickets read via BIG Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown FOUR Arr Duvalls Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIN o Mccormick Arr Stamping Ground Arr Switzer Arr Elkhorn GEO B HARPER C ad I If mHf Ml HUS flP I Phone 79 Optician LandmaL has been visiting this Paris Ky city regularly for over No 3 Broadway five years and has ad 6 to 12 a m and 1 to Office justed glasses to the 5 p m Hour 3dc tf eyes of the best people i i j 1000am 1040am 1058am 1110am 1125am 1135am 1155am 920am 580pria 932am 542pm 938am 548pm 948am 558pm 646pm 653pm 704pm 711pm 725pm 63opna Gen Pass Tkt Agt O Cincinnati Genl Supt J7itAJJSjrORT 14T Genl Pass D BERCAV lit i W O HINTONsAgent County and has proven himself com ¬ petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J FjlFan ihuhMn duck mtnian Bowen - iMd O I1 w wam uirans- -1 T Of Paris atid Rrmrhmi HOUSE AND LOT MD BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Fira Wind and Storm Insurance xitffi VJUJiY m s 1 DR CALDWPLLS r i CURES CONSTIPATION teii5i N r -- DESIRE to sell my nouee and ouj with blacksmith shop at Jafcksonjrv ville Ky I will sell tor nair casu Dai ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13oot tf I RELIABLE 15ST s p avtwp t Insure 3our property aerainsf PROMPT wind and lichtninj n fha tt- NON UNION yjuy InOIIVrtnnn UBUiauw rt w- - a sate ana reliable et com- - iJ O W MiLLira Agent HutchiBon Ky L j

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