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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): March 1, 1898

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Tiff TH E CHAMP jpl OURB GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS 4- - rttw Establish MB fc MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAJ AND FRIDAY l 1881 EIGHTEENTH TEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MARCH 1 1898 NO 17 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 therery best of the many products for which this county is so favorably known grasses and cereals of all kinds hemp tobacco vegetables and fruits They are all in the very highest state of cultivation 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 will be found with William Tarr at his residence who will take pleasure in show ¬ ing them and the lands to prospective purchasers ¬ O F BROWEK Main and Broadway CO Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer FIELD HANSONS Remarks In MINSTRELS First Heralds of Spring Dark Old Red tan Htata Brussels Ingrains This is the Time Fields and Hansons Minstrel Stars and Grand Concert Band will be the at- ¬ traction at the Opera Honse Thursday evening Although this willbe their Bloom this week on our carpet floor Exquisite fadrios rick in first visit here a good performanje may their glorious colorings They are in advance of the first robin be looked forward to for they have been strongly indorsed everywhere they have and long before the crocus but they will be gladly welcomed appeared since their opening early last August In fact it has been acknowl- ¬ with quaint old time patterns are woven with shades of olive and edged to be the one organization of this Dark blue will also be one of the prevailing shades claeB that is absolutely in pace with the calendar The program is one suc- ¬ cession of novelties and timely hits and At 5oc 60c 75c PER YARD includes the following The new first part An Evening with the Elks Yield the largest return in satisfaction of any floor covering cost The Golden Shower a minstrel farce considered you can use Our line is large the prices varied terminating with The Dance of Daw ¬ Here is one A dark olive ground covered with pink and rose son Citys 400 a spectacular march the magnifi- ¬ The Grand Old Guard colored flowers at cent dancing diversion rIn the Ten- ¬ 60c PER YRD derloin and several ocher positive in- ¬ novations Persistent 1740 ACRES j toughs JRIOH OF 31 1 1 which seems to bang on in spite of all the remedies which yot have applied certainly needs energetic and sensible treatment A ootfgn -- OURBON AD For twenty five years that stand ¬ ard preparation of cd liver oil AT PUBLIC SALE The undersigned assignees of William Tarr will sell publicly to the highest bidder on 1 EMULSION reason why the cod liver oil par tially digested strengthens and vitalizes the whole sys ¬ tem the hypophosphites act as a tonic to the mind and nerves and the glycerine soothes and heals the irritation Can you think of any combi ¬ nation so effective as this tun and fitiare Be sure yott get SCOTTS Emulsion See that the on the wrapper 50c and 100 all druggists BOWNE s5 New York SCOTT SCOTTS has provf its effectiveness in cur¬ ing the trying affections of the THURSDAY MARCH throat and lungs and this is the For genuine Bargains BUY CHEAP Short pieces odds and ends you can 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 Ounty lands C F BROWER Carpets Furniture Wall Paper CO tf I County KM court day March 7th 1898 on the public square at 1030 oclock a m four BIRDSELL - WAGO auction on will sell at public WAGONS i29i - Lexington is indeed fortunate in having so excellent a manager as Mr Chas Scott in charge of her theatre for he is securing the very best attractions for their pleasure The next notable en- ¬ gagement at the Lexington theatre is that of Mr E S Willard the celebrated English actor who comes to the Opera House Saturday March 5 Mr Willard is supported by an excellent company The Middleman will be presented and Mr Willard will be seen in his greatest character Cyrus Blenkam Mr Wil- ¬ lard has played this character over 800 times in this country and England The regular seat sale will open Thurs ¬ day Nat Goodwin comes on March 16th TRACT No 1 A tract containing ¬ ON FRIDAY MARCH 4th 1898 Ken- ¬ 22943 ACRES We now have our new laundry mn ning and we are turning out first class work Call and see samples of our work and you will be sure to give us your work tf Haggard Reed Laundry tf Furniture cheaper than anybodys at J TlHintons DaWolf Hopper and hi3 company and Sousas band are going to Europe to produce Sousas opera El Capitau ¬ Railroad Engineer Testifies to Benefits Received From Dr Miles Remedies Richard Mansfield has secured the American rights of the beautiful French play Cyrano de Bergera s assirawisiiocK oi Whalley Hardware Co of Cynthi ana Ky to the highest bidder for vftvJ i tf idy s a V 5T HfSrR row night before a Lonisvilhraudience- - He2A PlWlBBPrKTwiWTsgleMgiFjiB- Elita Proctor Otis will revive Twist appearing as Nancy Sikes Oliver M ZrlM ism Aiaauui - iiTji 1 4 Cash situated on the Paris Jackstown turnpike road and adjoining the lands of 2 OCLOCK P M R G Stoner formerly the Bowles tract and Mrs Megibben Campbell and the we will sell two houses and lots located Ayres Farm being a part of the Ayres in Paris aad Turner Farm One the store room on Main Street TRACT No 2 A tract containing now occupied by Newton Mitchell adjoining the Northern Bank extend- ¬ 30946 ACRBS ing from Main Street to Pleasant Street Main or It fronts on the South side of the The other the lot on thereon Crossfeet Third Street fronting 175 Paris Jackstown Turnpike opposite the Bowles or Stoner land and adjoin- ¬ and extending back 189 feet on the rail- ¬ ing the laud of John H Roseberry and road known as the Lumber Yard of R G Stoner and a dirt road Said Paris tract will be offered in two parcels and TERMS Said property will be sold as a whole The first parcel contains in three equal payments the first due 13256 acres and lays fronting on the as soon as sale is confirmed by Court ike and adioiriing the Stoner land say April two twelve months he second parcel contains 1769 acres from day 4th 1898 three twenty four of sale fronts on said pike and adjoins the months or may paid on laud of J H Roseberry and a dirt road confirmationthe whole The be of sale purchaser This is known as the Goodman Farm will be required to execute bonds with approved security bearing interest from TRACT No 3 A tract containing date and having the force and effect of a judgment A failure by any one 20793 ACRES purchaser to meet any of his bonds at This tract lays on the West side of maturity may at the option of the the Turnpike and road which leads holder mature all the bonds of such Lexington turn- - purchaser from the Maysville Jackstown turn- P1 et to the Pans jaAfcDlaceaOf sellingF1the farm lands mAi C t in gton May s vill eBran ch orthelvS fBEFojaaaES DPertYyonsisuH N Railroad and adjoins the lands of stocK anarlarminimpienien Moran Cantrill Fisher farm and Hib sold This sale will hegih at 930 n rMKdSKmBmBBK ler being part of the Miller farm Forparticulars see small bills Ireland laud and Barton mfri at the Court House door in Paris tucky at itmwmreHHHBu SkHk- - -- Said tract will be offered in four par ¬ ASSIGNEES OF WM TARR cels and as a whole The second parcel Corinne has joined the Wilbur Opera contains 5133 acres and is on the North Company end of the tract fronts on the road and J Q Ward Attorney adjoins the lands of Moran and Cantrill A T Forsyth Auctioneer The third parcel contains 7369 acres Richmond wants a new opera house and adjoins the lands of Cantrill Fisher farm and Hibler and parcel No 4 Parcel No 4 contains 447 acres fronts STOCK AND TURF NEWS road is next South of parcel on Your Iiife Insured 1c a Say is so more responsible position No the 2 East of parcel No 3 and North Sales snd Transfers Of Stoolc Crop Etc THERB engin ¬ than that of a railroad Parcel Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ Turf Notes eer On his steady nerves clear braint of parcel No 5 on the No 5 contains road is South able paper on the Capital City Bank of acres fronts Every week Mexico ships 18000 cattle bright eye and perfect self command de ¬ 382 pend the safety of the train and the Uvea of parcel No 4 and adjoins the land of Columbus O There can be no stronger to Cuba guarantee given you We dare not use of its passengers Dr Miles Nervine and Hibler a banks name without authority if you Hamburg will uot start in the JKen other remedies are especially adapted to Wk TRACT No 4 A tract contain g W doubt it write nm Good health is keeping the nerves steady the brain clear tucky Derby ursnce Wrights best lr and the mental faculties unimpaired 40964 Oelery Capsules gives you good health R R Early of Woodford will plant B W HcCoy fermerly of 1233 Engineer Broadway Council Blatfs but no x vtmmz 200 acres of hemp this year This tract is situated on the East side they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach 3411 Humboldt St Denver writes that he of the turnpike and road leading from trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Walter Clark attended court yester at suffered for years froa cou stipatioii caus ¬ Maysville Lexington Turnpike to Sick Headaches 100 days treatment day at FJeiningsburg and A T Forsyth ing sick nervous and bilious headaches and Paris Jackstown Turnpike and con- ¬ costs lc a day A sight draft on above GXROCEK was fully restored to health by Dr Miles sists of part of the Miller Turner bank in every 1 box which brings at Winchester Nerve fc Liver Pills I heartily recommend Motch and Harmon Ayres lands It is your money back if we fail to cure you The Woodford Sun says that John Dr Miles Remedies Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy grotetiiBB bounded by the road above named and Sold by W T Brooks druggist etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select stock If Ball has sold his hemp crop at 4 per Dr Miles Remedies the lands of Stoner tract No 1 Camp- ¬ W S Anderson are sold by all drug ¬ good goods you will find just that sort at my store I will hundred delivered at Nicholasville bell Hunter Ball Link and Gamble you want O Pike Co O Recommends be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be Winchester court was attended by a gists under a positive This tract will be offered in two par- ¬ Of Peck PWrights Celery Capsules guarantee first bottle had ¬ the whole targe crowd yesterday About four benefits or money re ¬ Is-Columbus Ohio Fetora M cels and as aacres and Parcel one con- ToGentsWright Medical Co a box of Wright is the Motch tains 21575 funded Book on dis ¬ hundred cattle on the market sold at 4 J I have purchased EVAPORATED FRUITS land and a part of the Ayres land Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-eases of the heart and to 5 cents Peaches Prunes Apricots Pears waverly 0 and used them for Stomach including all the improvements and nerves free Address rouble and I years adjoins the lands of Campbell Hunter do anything Constipation two was unable to DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind A large crowd attended court yester ¬ for nearly I ased Peas Chamngiicrp French Ball Link and Gamble and parcel two three boxes of your Celery Capsules aad they day at Flemingsburg There were few to this tract will be have cured me Kor the benefit of others Mr A right-of-wa- y Stiinap Sanvn Satr1fv9 cattle oa the market Plug horses sold afflicted I wish to send this letter The latest styles of soft and stiff bats reserved over parcel two Very truly yours at fair prices dPearl Horuin Rice Oat Meal Rolled OuU W S AWDERSOM from 50 cents to 5 have arriyed at Parcei 2 contains 19389 acres fronts Sold by all druggists at 50c and 31 per box tf Bales McElwaine of Richmond Price Cos clothiers on the pike and road above referred to Send address on postal to the Wright Med Olives Capers Chow Chow Tabuc fH weak shipped three fine saddle and adjoins the land of Stoner tract Co Columbus O for trial size free het The North westerns dividends to No 1 parcel one and Gamble A right-of-wa- y TSdam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese horses to Hrr Frietag at Brussells reservedover this parcel to par- ¬ policy holders are nnqnaled and to Imported Macaroni DoinesticHajii They cost 1200 cel 1 procure Northwestern dividends you Ben HoMaday and Tillo will carry the Tided on foot and not found wanting Pure Buckwheat Flour Puse Maple Syr TRACT No 5 Attract containing top weight 126 pounds in the Metropo- must carry Northwestern insurance tf Mincemeat litan handicap Dr Catlett will carry 50313 ACRES Nancamp Pork and Beans Nancamp Tomato Catsup 128 and Don de Oro 122 pounds This tract is known as the W W Hon Lucas Moore Commissioner of Choice Celery Baltimore Oysters Fisher Farm and is situated on tKe Lexing- ¬ Agriculture says that the Kentucky South side of the Maysville ISG-EIG- ton Turnpike fronting thereon 146 wheat crop will be good this year except Lex-poles and is on the Maysville in the Wostern part of the State A XS Ul kULC 4 2 A lDglUU X51illllll Finest Chocolate Candies large acerage of tobacco will be planted miles from Paris Mixed and Stick Candies Ed L Parker Bold to New York The residence and surrounding im- ¬ Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts parties a saddle gelding for 1200 provements and ways of travel make v Haggard Brothers delivered to Ham this one among and it has always been Seedless Rajafc DLoose Muscatel Raisins London Layer Raisins so esteemed the desirable homes in brick Jones twenty two yearling Citron Figs Dates Kentucky All persons wanting such a cattle at 410 Mrs Wm Muir sold home are requested to call and examine her farm of 700 acres at White Sulphur this place as space willnot allow in its commendation a tithe of what it is to Simon Weil of Lexington at 22 per justly entitled to Georgetown Times acre RP J S STOLE A T FORSYTH GROCERY STOCK 11 P MM V I II IjIILUL 1 aches THE POPtfLAE ¬ ¬ Neat Stylish Strong TURKEYS CX J- - 7 4 fcyV Cain NEWTON MITCHELL THE GROCER FaN St adjoining Northern Bank HNHMiBH GSSL -- - New line of baby carriages how in at J T Hintoas tf 9t Ef PENNYROYAL PILL Ask JXR fr mr Send DR MOTT HOTTS CHKMICAL COw For SMmJBj W T Brook for ircmlar W irrlc 100 per boz DrugTs reliable 7 ever ounces To specially efr3wl charge I A to married ZTaes ll xo9 CJlcvelaxvilg The only safe srs Anbvt neck band is of tea all that is needed to mika a east away shirt as a3 aew We put them on free of JBJUUEUM years tills ahoc DJ recrit Mmr olono has distauce J i II competitors W L Douglas S3CO 4J4 and 85 sboes are the production of swllccl workmen WL DOU GI A Best In 3 S HO tho WoHd h fson tho best material Also should possess all three o these qualities You will find th m in8172 ACRES on r shoes for boys and it prices the home farm opThis is a part of posite to the improvements thereon that are low TRACT No 6 A tract containing fg Boys Shoes -- - ¬ orai31 UJLU NDRY pjux J T Hintona pets aoi wall pap3r4 SeS i islblo at tlief prices nd SS rtioea for m- - and for hoys and yonf 9SeeW Ju Douglas Bboe are lud 1 by over iro000 v trs as the in style flt apd nrrablllty of ai7 ever offerr J i ip prlcc ahoe 1 They pt shapes aua ro4 ytr Ci tvcty of leather -- 8C lnc - S3Si i- fronts on the Maysville 8c Lexiugion Turnpike for a distauce of 116 poles and on the Tarr Turnpike for a distance of 100 poles t 125 150 300 x I- - frt ap yi 1393 carj tf loguetoV LDoT If dealp- - - GENERAL DESCRIPTION if any farm lands in the famed Blu Ttds believed thai there are yctry few i - - i wiy ta 0 VYVT Bion dayv r iV- -- kSK5MEMMfe In i m MufifL - rsff r- - t - 2 THE BOUKBON NEWgiTtTESDlY MAEOH 11898 i tr fv s f m A COSTLY SMOKE Maine disaster have discovered that n iuni hni i ii ivi r KJJLJV LUAJ JlJLJlJLV J OJVJUUJ Ck brought they can not have their bodies National Tohacco Warehouse Ixmlsville K to this country in cases where they Burned Three Men Were Serloi y In ¬ already been interred This is Advises the Public Not to Be Uncter have jured Two of Whom May Die Ioss About 81000000 due to the fact that the Spanish laws Misapprehensions With Regard r Louisville Kyv Feb 26 Pickingforbid the exhumation of corpses until drying and steaming warehouses of the expiration of the period of five Xo the Naval Preparations of Late Tk situated at Maine years after burial had its origin in the Warlike Movements Have Mostly Been the National Tobacco Co streets were TH6 Twenty fourth and Main The prohibition the Ordinary Dispositions Which totally destroyed by fire Friday morn ¬ fear of infection from contagious disAre Made From Time to Time Some applications have al ¬ ing The loss will amount to - SI 000 eases 000 fully covered by insurance to have bodies Mr ready been made 28 Washington Secretary Feb brought to the United States by pri- ¬ Long- enjoyed a sound sleep Friday W B Duke of New York president vate individuals and they bave en- night the first he has had for some of the American Tobacco Co of which ¬ countered this obstacle TH6 Court of Inquinj Contin in consequence he felt- so the National Tobacco Co of Louis to time and Saturday morning city and Whether an effort will be made ile is branch is in refreshed that he witnesseda the destruction the his pro of have it removed is not yet apparent ues Its Investioation decided to abandon his proposed ab- ¬ Havana Feb 20 The wreck of the sence from the navy department and erty He said that it would be at once Maine is slowly but surely sinking into continue at his duties So he was rebuilt The fire was discovered at 8 oclock the mud Before the hull could be The Tuq RlQtit Arm Will Salve Small raised it would be necessary to remove early at his desk and in consultation on the second floor of the building with Assistant Secretary Roosevelt the g uns and deck debris For lack of and Capt Crowninshield chief of the used for drying purpos Three WreGked Maine Portions 0 the proper appliances practically nothing navigation bureau As to the outlook alarms called the entire department to in this line has been accomplished he said he thought things were looking the scene and although the firemen Aside from the officers and cabin ef-¬ worked heroically do little Americans in Havana Treated With fects the salvage thus far has been much better He said the public ought less than save the they couldadjoiningproperty not to be under any apprehension Kindness by the Citizens pitifully small The cloudy weath- with regard to r aval movements that as the three big- buildings which oc- ¬ er and rain made the work of so far they had mostly been the or ¬ cupy nearly the entire square between the divers unsatisfactory Friday dinary dispositions which are made Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth and It is from time to time for instance the Main and Market streets were seen to Neither the Officers of the Court of Inquiry and very little was done said that a hole has been made shipping of guns to New York is to be inevitably doomed Xor the Witnesses Will Give the Slight ¬ From the three story drying build ¬ bv the divers in one of the forward i supply the Chicago and other vessels est Indication of the Testimony or a number which are under reconstruction there ing the flames sjjread rapidly west to hatches and it is hoped that the Conclusions Formed From It of bodies will be recovered The court and they would go in any event The the four story warehouse and east to of inquiry sat longer than usual Fri- ¬ gun factory at Washington is where the three story steaming house In Havana Feb 25 The court of in ¬ day the six divers being examined the building Which first caughti 200 quiry held its usual sessions Thurs ¬ more in detail than heretofore The they are made and they are sent to hands mostly women and children Capt Sampson reports that time of the departure of the Mangrove various points as the occasion requires were employed but the majority of day Chaplain Chidwick was examined as with the court for Key West has not So too the call for more men he said ¬ these escaped safely only a few being to his personal experiences at the time been determined Capt Sampson said is simply the reival of the recom- slightly injured as did 200 who were of the disaster to the Maine and that Friday that it was doubtful whether mendation in his annual report This statement by the secretary evi- ¬ at work in the steaming building In the testimony was taken of the captain his vessel would sail Saturday that the four story warehouse 1000 men ¬ of a Spanish bark in the harbor and all depended on the developments of dently was made to allay the impres- were at work but they had plenty of sion caused by the reports of heavy the superintendent of the West Indian the testimony Washing- ¬ time to escape from oil works across the bay at Keg la Washington Feb 26 In spite of shipments of guns other the Three men were hemmed in by the warlike meas- ¬ both of whom witnessed the explosion the stories that come from unofficial ton navy yard and flames and all were more or less injur¬ Mr Rolf the British engineer of the sources in Havana as to sensational ures The movements of some of the ed before they could make their egress floating- dock in the harbor wrote a developments in connection with the warships such as the Detroit and from the burning plant Key West had letter to the court but did not add work of the divers in the Maines Marblehead towards to have been in The injured are George Tisshendorff anything material to what was known hull the administration remains firm already been shown not only made foreman picking department back in ¬ At the afternoon session the divers in its statement that there is no accordance with orders newspapers as jured and severe injuries about head were examined more fully than before credible evidence one way or the but published in the nd chest William Semple picker so Their testimony is taken from day to other as to the cause of the dis- ¬ well before the Maine disaster on that skull fractured John Packham both this day The court expects now to finish aster and holds to its purpose to await the secretarys explanation point is only confirmatory of the state- ¬ legs broken and internally injured ¬ here Thursday and to sail on the Man the conclusion of the investigation Semple and Packham will probably die grove for Key West where the other now making by the court of inquiry ments of the subordinate officials of The flames gained rapid headway the navy department officers id men will be examined This position was emphasized at Fri The telegraph brought news Satur ¬ and the fire department was hindered The wrecking tug Eight Arm did not days cabinet meeting People who to a great degree by a lack of water go north as was expected Wed- ¬ looked for some startling announce- day morning- of the arrival at Key seven engines being at one time use- ¬ nesday She is now moored beside the ment were disappointed as the num- ¬ West of the two vessels namely the less Falling walls added to the dan ¬ poop of the wreck and will salve the bers without reservation frankly Detroit coming from Mobile where ger of the work and the escape of in the Mar smaller portions as far as possible in admitted that the subject of the she was sent to participate Marblehead some of the firemen was all but mirac- ¬ and the advance of the arrival of other tugs loss of the Maine had been dis- di Gras festivities ulous with better facilities for heavy work cussed but said the government had Whenthe alarm of fire was sounded Havana Feb 25 The coast survey received no information from Havana in the picking department the em- ¬ steamer A D Bache after many de-¬ since Thursday and had no intention ployes of this building began to make lays left for Dry Tortugas Thursday of changing its policy until there was their escape in an orderly manner but afternoon with three wounded all do ¬ something of substance to warrant it George Tisshendorf foreman of two of ing welL Owing to the American The Spanish legation was equally in the floors and John Packham and quarantine regulations the wounded the dark as to any of the discoveries William Semple remained too long in having been in hospitals here and ex- ¬ reported from sources that are not the burning building and were forced posed to fever must be taken to hospi- ¬ cited as was shown by the message to jump for their lives Packham and tals in the Tortugas for quarantine The from Capt Gen Blanco Semple sustained injuries which will names of the wounded on the Bache probably result in their death HAVANAFeb 26 The United States are Fourteen hundred men women and light house tender Mangrove is still John Heffron of Freemanstown here and the naval court of inquiry children are thrown out of employ- ¬ N J Thos J Waters of Philadelphia continued its usual sessions Friday ment The origin of the fire is un ¬ and Jeremiah Shea of Haverhill Mass Its members hoped to get away to Key known The night watchman Lewis The other wounded were doing well West late Friday evening or early Sat Leach said that he left the building late Thursday night Even Holzer urday morning but they are not sure to go home at 6 oclock and that everythough sorely wounded is better and which it will be thing- was all right then The force of is probable that It is making a gallant fight for life the testimony of the civilian witnesses employes go to Vork at 630 and it was Io bodies were recovered Thursday did not add to the courts knowledge of jnotTintil after they had been at work fefromthe wreck Recent orders from the circumstances attending- the ex va jXiaiJAMiaojtnej aptSigsbee strictly forbid all offi plbsion of the causes ofwtiich these feSftiscovefecL to give out anvin- - witnesses could know nothing- as they IcerliofheIaine The loss will be in the neighborhood Sormatibn except to those officially em were quite a distance away at the time of 1000000 powered to ask it The order as gen- ¬ of the occurrence erally understood to apply to all off- ¬ THE VIZCAYA The wounded were reported to be icial matters though some think it af- ¬ doing well Friday Leaves New York Harbor Mucli to the fects only matters connected with the The Merritt Chapman Derrick and Relief of Naval Officers Capt Eulates disaster Message companys tug Right Arm I Wrecking TAT Ofc J SC -- o riTTA uumui ia6iuauxi New York Feb 26 The Spanish is again at work removing such parts startlinc discoveries m the wreck of of the wreck as it is possible to handle ill warship Vizcaya under orders deliver- ¬ the Maine were less frequent but there in advance of the arrival of the strong- ¬ ed to Capt Eulate Thursday sailed were enough of them still afloat Thurs ¬ er tugs and derricks from the north from New York Friday afternoon day to warrant Secretary Long in mak- ¬ Just before the Vizcaya was ready to It is believed the divers from the fleet ing this statement to the newspaper and the Right Arm will remain at I sail Capt Eulate released a carrier men as he left his office pigeon with a message The message work when the Mangrove leaves The Summing up the situation I should Fern will be the only United States By this emblem of peace I tortugas bat read say that the navy department knows vessel in the harbor after the Man united states fleet in send good by have enjoyed my Thursday nothing more about the grove goes The pu blic generally will from New Orleans where she went for visit very much II hope I shall see my cause of the disaster than it did five be excluded from official vessels espe- ¬ a similar purpose The Detroit is go- - friends in New York again minutes after the receipt of the first cially the Mangrove and a card will mg up to the naval station to take on Eulate dispatch from Capt Sigsbee The navy yard tug- Nina on guard have to be presented by the corre- coal and both vessels will remain at Cant Sigsbees statement that the spondents before admission is given tached to the North Atlantic squadron off Tompkinsville was saluted by the divers have been down aft seven days them It is again stated at the navy depart ¬ and forward four days gave the navy - -- Twenty unknown ment that the Montgomery which has Havana Feb 20department the first information of bodies of the crew were recovered been ordered to drop down to Key the time that the divers had been in from the wreck by the divers at noon West from Tampa where she landed the vicinity of the zone of explosion Friday The bodies were frightfully Capt Crowninshield has not as yet as he has termed it This zone is con burned and mangled and it may be received any orders to proceed to Ha ¬ fined to the forward part of the ship impossible to ever identify some of vana and it is not decided yet when and while the divers have been down them Holzer who made such a brave the orders will issue if at all aft for the last week their work for ¬ fight died in the hospital Friday All The house judiciary committee has ward in the vicinity of the large ma- ¬ the wounded will leave here Sunday on made a favorable report on the Hen- ¬ gazine has been in progress only four Key West The physi- ¬ derson bill concerning the jurisdiction days which presumably began on Mon ¬ the Bache for cians consider it safe to move them of United States courts day and included Thursday The house committee on patents has Washington Feb 25 The Evenings now favorably reported the Corliss bill THE SPANIARDS Star has received the following cable ¬ extending the trademark privileges gram from Mr Charles M Pepper its Will Not Submit to the Powers the Arbitra ¬ casks bottles and other receptacles to staff correspondent in Cuba tion of the Cuban Troubles Washington Feb 28 China has at At this writing divers are developing Madrid Feb 2S Senor Sagasta last been supplied with a money order important results From examination commenting upon an alleged interview system and of the interior wreckage they have se with Prince Bismarck in which the reported to the regulations have been capt eulate the state department cured evidence which seems conclusive latter is represented as suggesting that United States Minister Denby by at cruiser with three blasts of the whis ¬ that the explosion came from under ¬ the Cuban trouble should be submitted Pekin tle which were returned The Nina neath the ship to the powers for arbitration ex- ¬ and the police boat patrol accompanied TEN DEAD Some of the smaller magazines may pressed his astonishment that such an the cruiser down the bay The Viz-¬ The main ten inch idea could emanate from Prince Bishave exploded The Result of the Explosion in the Hall caya rapidly left the accompanying magazine did not explode The condi marck and declared emphatically that Chemical Laboratory at Kalamazoo tug s behind tion of the interior of the ship shows nothing but ignorance of the quesKalamazoo Mich Feb 28 The The national standard of Spain float- ¬ ¬ further probability of the wreck hav tion could inspire the notion that total number of known dead as the re- ed at half mast from a small gaff on ing been due to outside force Spain would suffer foreign intrusion The further the investigation pro- ¬ or submit to arbitration in her indis sult of Saturday nights explosion in the main mast and she did not salute the Hall Chemical Laboratory is ten the forts at the Narrows when passing gresses the more untenable becomes putable rights of sovereignty Eight persons were seriously injured out the theory which the Spanish govern ¬ Nobody said the Spanish premier and six others received lesser wounds When she reached Sandy Hook she ment adduced to show accidental would dare propose such an absurdity The bodies of Eugene Dole and Wil ran her flag- to her peak Passing- out cause It is evident the Spanish cause and no Spanish government would liam Wagner both firemen were taken of the Hook she turned to the south- ¬ will be based on the claim that a fir listen or dream of such proposal from the ruins Sunday Early Sunday ward Naval officers and others who preceded the explosion The Imparcial in an editorial Sunday morning a force of men was set at saw her go experienced a feeling- of Washington Feb 2G In view of blames Spanish weakness in the Alli work and at noon the mangled body of great relief the widely published report that the anca Venito Competitor and other af Joseph Clifford a laundry employe Lady Abbott Dead harbor of Havana contains a system of fairs as encouraging the United States was found Other bodies supposed to Montreal Feb 26 Lady Abbott sub marine mines a statement around in their present bellicose attitude oe in still are two John C Abbott which has centered the chief public It counsels the government to Philips andthe building Michigan btJys widow of Sir of Canada died five years West and a Cen¬ ago premier suddenly interest in connection with the disasawake to the reality of a situation Friday ter to the battle ship Maine Senor Du which the good sense of Spanish peo- tral brakemen are missing Spanish charge daffairs at ple understands and is ready to meet Bdsc Knocked Out in Twelve Rounds Big Guns for the Pacific Coast Washington Friday night made to a Newcastle Eng Feb 25 In a 20 San Francisco Feb 28 Two more Attempted Assassination reporter the following statement big- guns each a ten inch have ar ¬ round contest between Will Curley of which coming- from such authority Prescott Ariz Feb 2S Lieut rived from the east for rifle Presidio Birming ham and Billy Murphy the the may be considered an official denial Cordier of the Cuban army who is fortifications The guns will be placed Australian for a purse of S75 and a 4I wish to state on nrc- own official here with Capt Mahoney for the pur- in position with all possible speed in side bet of 500 at Gwinettes circus knowledge that no mine exists inside pose of raising funds to aid the in- view of the disquieting- rumors preva- ¬ Friday niht Curley knocked the or outside of Havana harbor nor is surgent cause narrowly escaped death lent During the past six days large Australian out in 12 rounds there any sub marine defense of anj at the hands of an assassin An un- ¬ quantities of ammunition have been report is so absolutely false known man took a shot at the lieuten stored in the magazines Tisible Supply of kind The at the Presidio New Orleans Feb Cotton 26 Secretary xndi ridiculous that it could only have ant and then fled Cordier fired two and at Lime Point Hester in his weekly cotton statement originated in the minds of those per ¬ shots at the retreating figure but fail sons anxious to incite the evil passions ed to stop the man Lieut Cordier The Terror Anchors Oft Thompkiusville estimates the worlds visible supply of New York Feb 28 The monitor cotton at 4367214 bales against 44li of both nations for their own miserable says that a similar attempt was made Terror passed in at quarantine at 1250 196 list week and 3823322 - last year I consider the very sug gestion on the life of Capt Mahoney a few ends jOi suli a thing- an insult to Spaiu months ago while they were in Mon- - Monday morning- and anchored off Of the former amount 4119224 Lalea v Tompkinsville atl05 are American cotton The friends 6i the victims of the Jtana HE IN MUD - wreck ol me is Slowly Settling ¬ - ¬ - with Local Applications as they cannot 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iqmyiue SAN FRAKISCO r- ew CAL rm a cheap Btnfftomake o oa job wholly o2 sMnj urtiST 1 abigpXtby g55WP 3l SfiT 0 THE BOTJEBON NEWS TFJBSDAY MAECH THE PRIME OF LIFE - 1 fr You cant stay here 2sel You go home and young lady nor in the grave dignityjsa We descended the stairway wiz me and empty I the man found the cellar bare Oh bless the glad suns warmth and light e Away my love well wander I could not forbear a smile at Sa- ¬ peered into every dark nook and cor- ¬ The carriage swept along- Wh Should be entirety weathe To where the larch shines green and bright rahs fears but remembering they ner but there was nothing which could nearly opposite us the young womj Against the dim wood yonder evidently caught sight of the grong economy to wear shoes that do n ere were the consequence of the deep af ¬ have caused the noise The young shoots sprout so fast to day fection she felt for me I checked the Nothing to be seen here Sarah I standing back from the roadway ied er- The old oak leaves are falling Maybe we can find something she leaned forward and sent a glai to ble you cant afford it We ha 15 frivolous reply which my tongue was said And from the coppice far away past her father toward us I saw ene of interest in the old storeroom about to utter I hear the cuckoo calling Ladies Misses and Childrens My grandfather in his latter days though my sight was dimmed by ei Why bless your dear old loving the Kark there among the high elm trees heart Sarah I said taking hold of had kept the village store and post tion her face turn pale and her eyesi513 Shoes at low down prices Our in sings where ha settles The thrush pand She gave no ether sign of her arm come Ill explain that and office And see below anemones ityv Put forth their blushing petals when you know about it youll laugh The house was built on the side of a ognition however and the carirB have too many shoes and this faher ch 1 to at me small hill so that it was three stories swept by Toes not the poet tell how spring And this was all After a year of sew tage if ytu will call immediatebig Affects a young mans fancy The women went along into my room high on the street side and two in the And so my heart turns while I sing aration a year of longing and hoi to You see that window You remem- ¬ rear r To love and you my Nancy two apart- ¬ sicknesst I was greeted with a stare ber the shutters were always kept The cellar was divided into the Each step new charms does nature add closed Well I had forgotten all about ments by a thick wall of ptone One the girl who had declared she would New beauties still discovers it last night and after I was undressed apartment was used for the house sup- ¬ ways trust and believe in me To make this old world young and glad was am other I watched the wagon I saw my figure clad in my white night plies Thetwo thesection facingin turn the road hid it from viewuntil a benct m er Roman from Liverpool came iuong For us young happy lovers on the and then still divided in front robe reflected from the glass You Ours is the joy the lark feels there tvomen must have made me somewhat street serving as the store and post looked toward the spot where it had picked her up and brought her into Tuning his song to madness Halifax without further mishap of Thank God that we are young who share nervous by your talk while making up office the rear a deep cavernous un ¬ disappeared And feel the young years gladness A touch on my arm recalled my consequence Great was the joy on my bed Anyhow I was a trifle fright- ¬ derground room having been used for ened at my own shadow and fired a bul ¬ the storage of barrels of vinegar mo- ¬ thoughts and I glanced around into board the big French steamer when Then let our years be sad or gay the cloudy Sunday morning broke the solicitous face of my old nurse And be they few or plenty let at it So you see no one tried to lasses tobacco and dried fruit shores of Tet sweetheart well forget to day We descended the open stairway lead ¬ I guess de young voman is putty with theword was Nova Scotia in sight kill me at all It was only my own fool-¬ We have been wed for twenty passed that Halifax Ach and you dink and the ishness of wrhich I am heartily ing down to the storeroom from the said Mrs Snyder Marshall Steele in Black and White would be reached before dark ¬ ashamed Now let me get some break- ¬ main hall The door was at the bot- so too Mr Nel Qhe damage to La Champagne is a thought it she is beautiful all WiihwmfflwWMMimhwmiM fast and then well gocan over the house tom and at first Iexamination I was¬ ful Yes murmured more tovery beauti- ¬ most serious one and will necessitate dismyself than to satisfy you there I be nothing in locked Upon closer covered that it had only become tightly for answer to the widows clumsy at- ¬ the ship going into dry dock do me harm it which could La Champagne mails consisting of I said nothing about the voices I had jammed by a slight settling of the sur ¬ tempt at pleasantry 250 bags were landed here Sunday Sarahs watchful old e3res and the night and given in charge of the heard nor of the noise like the slam ¬ rounding timbers A few vigorous kicks Or An Interrupted Current soon caused it to open and we stepped promptings of her affection f orme dis- ¬ office authorities and they with post ming of a door There was no use in the cerned something more in the fixed saloon passengers will be forwarded adding to the inexplicable feeling of down into the room BY HOWARD M YOST The shutters to the windows were gaze I had sent after the wagon than a to New York leaving here at 8 oclock alarm which my old nurse felt Copyright 1896 by J B Lipplncott Co As for the man Mrs Snvderhad seen closed but there was above the door suddenly awakened admiration Monday 5 Vhat is id Nel Do you know her WmmWVmWAWVAWVWWAW after the shot fleeinsr down the road leading to the street a small transom Through the dust and moisture-begrime- d the good soul asked anxiously thnt was easily explained pene- ¬ ¬ glass a few rays of light Ill tell you some time I answered If my house had the reputation of be V Continued CHAPTER Yes yes beautiful indeed was Flor-¬ The sound of the voice was intermit- ¬ ing haunted it was most likely a passer- ¬ trated producing a twilight gloom in apartment but not so deep that we ence lovelier than ever and good and tent There would be a few words by would have wings to his heels on the true well I did not seem to feel so sure then a pause and so on I could make hearing the report of a pistol about the wrere unable to see place old counters still remained of her faith She had passed me by One of the no sense of the few disjointed sentences After breakfast we went through the and scattered over the floor wrere a without extending a salutation I a few minutes Indeed so It lasted but few empty boxes and barrels I thought could not blame her for not recognizing I COAL M brief was the conversation if that is house H I noticed that all the windows were of the white haired old man whose form me after the resolve I had made but it POCKET what it was there was no time to make closed Therefore it was no sudden gust had been so familiarly associated with cut me to the heart nevertheless an investigation tTO BE CONTINUED After a long- period of anxious listen- ¬ of air that caused the slamming of a the room and I glanced over to the But nothing was discovered corner with a fancy that he was here ing I settled down again for sleep And door TEARS WERE FORBIDDEN which would give one reason to suppose still seated behind the desk when at last slumbetr came it was Sarah A IVote to Quit Meant That the Type ¬ Vhy vheres de door gone troubled Vague shadowy dreams flit- ¬ there was anything unusual about the r cried out in tones of excitement writer Was to Go ted across my consciousness and place She was a dainty little thing and the We finally came to the attic and I ¬ door Sarah What through them all was a sort of premoNel you know you remember Der old gentleman seemed to be prepos- ¬ of future events which seemed looked out of one of the small win ¬ nition dows first brushing away the curtain used to be a door to de store cellar sessed in her favor right from the start to have a bearing upon the robbery and now dere aint any but there was evidently something- that The next morning I was awakened by of cobwebs Sarah was right There had been a made him pause the sun shining in my face Hardly From this height I could see over the Look here he said in his blunt jfcfntfjtirlrlffi W orchards On the brow of Sunset Hill doorway through which I had stolen 1 had I got my eyes open and my senses a mile distant wras a large many times for the purpose of filling fashion I like you and your references aroused to my new surroundings when about half i my pockets with raisins and dried fruit are all right You run the typewriter a loud and long continued thumping house evidently quite new It was a splendid structure for the¬ There was none now The wall of solid as if you knew all there i3 to know on the front door caused me to spring about it and you dont look like a girl out of bed Hastily donning a few gar ¬ country and I fancied a wealthy resi masonry confronted us dent of the city had discovered the really seemed a matter of very who would be sick every third day and It ments I went to the door and opened beauties of Nelsonville and built him little importance but Sarah kept up want to get awaj an hour or two early it excited exclamations about it until I all the rest of the time but before 1 Mrs Snyder was standing there and a summer residence here Whose place is that over on Sunset finally stopped her engage you I want to have a clear un ¬ an unmistakable look of relief came see anything very derstanding with you on one subject Why Sarah I dont Hill I asked over her face when she saw me Some rich mans from de citj Sa ¬ strange in the walling up of a cellar Yes sir she replied looking- at him so sount I vas Ach my you schleep answered inquiringl afrait somesing de matter she said rah I Do you know his name I continOT course as vas retty long dime alretty he explained 1 expect Breakf you will be perfectly satisfactory but All right Ill be right over and eat ued moved by curiosity Veil I did know Ach vhat is it if you are not there must be no doubt it I replied was dressing the recollection now I forget eferysing soon Sarah While I about my right to discharge you replied Certainly not of the strange voice of the last night His Here Mrs Snyder chimed in came to me Now in the broad glare of If I want you to go Ill just have one mystery takes name is Morley the forenoon when all of the clerks put a note on your desk or What I exclaimed in amazement I flight and the hallucinations of the leave it with the cashier for you and become trivial I wondered if Morley Sylvester Morley darkness youre to take that as final I tont Jcnow his first name the old my imagination had played me a trick Naturally she said looking at him seemed as thoughihad heard the widow answered It ins0me surprise atix tils t yoicenSidream isor unreal didUhe cir- - r Has he a daugtiter Is sheJhererJfYoure not to enter any protest or W1 - BOW OFTHE - oumstance appear now Yes and she so fine and prout Ach fite any objections he persisted and GREAT ACTIVITY was standing by the huge chimney and so jjretty Yes she is here Dey I most of all youre not to weep when again breaking in upon my live here now in de summer continued At the Watervliet Arsenal Entire Force Why I suppose I can ask you why Working Night and Day thoughts came the sound of that mys the old lady glad for the opportunity of You cant ask me a thing he broke Albany N Y Feb 2S The greatimparting news I see dem almost small voice terious in If 3rou get a note asking you to est activity known since the late re- ¬ As on the night before there were no efery day Dey drife by And him de quit youre just to put on your things bellion is now witnessed So be- - man ach vhat a fine shentleman at the Water- ¬ completed sentences only a word ind walk out without a whimper of nny vliet arsenal and tho entire force is tween pauses of various duration The tall and straight such a fine peard and Ses and she so fine and prout kind Is that understood working night and day loud- ¬ he looks so prout too sounds were plainer however not It is she replied doorway No doubt Mr Sonntag my On Friday night an order was re- ¬ The garrulous old widows descrip er but more distinct Have I your promise to live up to ceived for the immediate shipment of lawyer had it done I remember the Here was a mystery indeed one which tion satisfied me My heart beat rap I had come into this secluded place was dark damp and unhealthy that agreement Hut it is such an ex- ¬ two car loads of 12 inch projectiles for did not choose only the shades of night idlj You have Fort Hamilton with the greatest posfor its manifestations but came in the place with no thought further from my He thought it best to have it closed traordinary request that I I ¬ up perhaps There was another door sible haste The projectiles were boxed daytime as though possessed of such mind than that I should find Miss MorYoung woman said the old gentle- ¬ for shipment and Saturday afternoon from that cellar leading outside was subtle and unaccountable qualities that ley here man impressively Ive been in busi- ¬ they were dispatched to Fort Hamil- ¬ there not Was there a design of fate in this it might defy research Yes right unter your betroom vin- ¬ ness here for 50 years and up to the ton Orders have also been received After the voice had ceased and 1 con ¬ And was she still my true love Per- ¬ time women got a good foothold in the for the shipment of all projectiles now tinued my toilet the sound of talking haps I should see her but I remem- ¬ dow Sarah answered Well that can be easily broken down business world I was in the habit of on hand to the several forts about New coming from the walk outside reached bered my determination and my prom- ¬ ise to her father and how far I still if you want to get in the place But engaging and discharging- clerks as York and to forward all completed guns me ¬ as possible be I glanced out of the window and saw was from removing the condition im- ¬ what would dontthe usetoofuseall that¬ seemed to me best from the stand- as speedily Sandy Hookto the proving point of my business In an unguarded grounds at want the celSarah and Mrs Snyder again in most posed on the renewal of our friendship trouble I moment however I was induced to hire Such an order has not been received lar and I hoped our love earnest conversation But then I remembered the noise a young- woman to run a typewriter for at Watervliet since the close of the This afterthought filled me with an Somewhat surprised to see my old ¬ war It is expected that at least six nurse so early in the day I called to impatience to commence some kind of which had seemed to come from be- ¬ me and after I found that she wasnt sat- carloads of projectiles will be shipped neath my bedroom and the cause of isfactory to me it took me over eight durin g the present week investigation on my own hook her I had had a short interview with Mr which I was unable to discover through ¬ weeks to discharge her I left a note on Hello Sarah Whats the trouble ber desk and she promptly came in and KING GEORGE Perry the president of the bank just out the rest of the house What brought you here at this time We might take a look at the other wept on mine I turned the job over to before m3 departure for Europe It Ach Nel bud I am glad to see you Congratulated on His Escape various subordinates but each time she 0 Greece From Assassination schleep all had been most unsatisfactory to me door I finally said reflectively exclaimed she I couldnt We ascended the stairway and went came into my private oflice to do her for Mr Perry was able to hold out no Athens Feb 28 There is a great night around the house Thick vines reach ¬ weeping and inside of a week she hae patriotic outburst throughout the Now that was too bad I said hope of immediate relief He was just as earnest however in advising me to ing to my bedroom window completely the whole force wrought up to a point country over the escape of King George you awake What kept where business- - was being- neglected from assassination Saturday with I vas thinkin of you all alone in dis still keep on my course of apparent in ¬ hid the outside cellar door she was still drawing- salary just thanksgiving service everywhere and I parted the vines and found again and olt house and so much strangeness difference and do nothing in the way of the solid foundation wall This door- ¬ the same Women in business may be demonstrations of every kind Praise replied with a search myself aboud it the good soul all right but when it comes togetting for the kings coolness and bravery in Since that interview six months had way had also been walled up her honest old face upturned to me Sarah was so greatly impressed by her out of business somebody else can protecting his daughter the Princess That was very foolish Nothing is elapsed and I had heard nothing from going to happen to me I said lightly him I now resolved tc take the affair this new discovery that her excited ex¬ have the job However if youll make Maria is on every lip All the members of the royal family in mj own hands For to go on living clamations broke out anew and she a solemn promise to go without a single although I was not so sure of it now the ministers and the entire diplo- ¬ When I went outside the two women with Florence Morley so near to me again began to plead with me to leave weep if you dont suit Ill try you matic corps attended the tedum at the Chicago Post were still talking and there was an and still refrain from indulging in her the place cathedral Sunday after which an im- ¬ Again I sought to quiet her fears by sweet society would simply be tor- ¬ awe stricken expression on each face A Stickler for Realism mense crowd went to the palace and laughing at her although it did seem What are 3rou two superstitious old ture Some amateurs in a provincial town gave King George an ovation Sarah finally said a trifle strange that my agent should gave a theatrical performance Jus1 Come Nel Hatching girls doing now I asked His majesty has received telegrams breaking in upon my thoughts We haf have walled up the doorways I was sat- ¬ before the curtain went up the stai up more mysterious tales of congratulation from all the sove- ¬ isfied he had had it done and I won- ¬ Mrs Snyder gravely shook her head not seen all yed said reigns of Europe The press even the dered what his reasons could have been actor took the manager aside and as though seriouslj condemning levity to him papers opposed to the royal family is CHAPTER VI Perhaps after all Mrs Snyder was on supernatural subjects Sarah rest- ¬ Now look here I dont propose to unanimous in its expressions of indig ¬ When we were again standing in the right in affirming that there were mys- ¬ ed her hand on my arm and gazed up drink water instead of wine in the nation main hall on the first floor Sarahs last teries about the old house Perhaps drinking scene in into my face There was deep concern act 1 There is no this walled up cellar was the seat of want wine genuinethe second unities though severaltrace of the miscreants remark came to me every line of her countenance in arrests have been made wine The We have been over the whole house supernatural demonstrations and my Nel you come wiz me she said must be preserved We want to mak with the object of obtaining informa- ¬ leading the way I followed around have we not l What more is there to agent had sealed it up for that reason this play as realistic as possible tion The incapacity of the police is I do not intend to lose any sleep thecorner of the house and she stopped see I asked you want champagne at 15 shil making a bad impression Oh Ach Nel haf you forgot de place over it I said lightly Sonntag must lings a bottle do you before a window the shutters of which Patti Renounces a Legacy you alvays vanted to go to and ve havp had good reasons for doing this were closed Yes Everything must be realistic London Feb 28 The late Signor Look she exclaimed pointing to- vouldnt led 3ou because it vas damp and I can easily find out what they were In Nicolini left the sum of 20000 100 All right replied the manager by driving over and seeing him I want Mrs Snyder says and dark ward the shutters the second act you shall have real wine 000 to his widow Adelina Patti and to have a talk with him anyhow Thats so You mean the cellar dat vas not dere yesterday his three children by his first mar ¬ when poison in Here the rumble of wheels reached and you you take some real the last lo Yes ves to be sure You vas lost Like those of most Pennsylvania riage Madame Patti however has poison shall have act farmhouses the downstairs windows vonst and ve couldnt fint you for a my ear As 1 glanced clown the road ¬ Ill see that you dont complain of the renounced the legacy you vas way and saw the appreaching- turnout were provided with solid board shut- ¬ long dime Vhen ve did enough- - How Adm Selfridges Successor why did my heart beat faster and a play not being realisticyou aschleep in de cellar ters London does prussic acid strike Washington Feb 28 After being Well come along Let us have a look dimness cloud my sight In the center of this particular pair pronounced physically unfit for pro ¬ Mrs Snyder had also glanced in that Answers ras a small round hole from the edges at it I said eagerly The noise like a motion by one naval board too sound When Phlebotomy WaH in Favor Veil now look Mr Nel of which a few chips running with the slamming of a door had seemed to direction In former days when medical men to be retired by another and physicalYou can see come from below Perhaps I should she began excitedly grain of the wood were broken yourself how dey look Dey is coming believed in phlebotomy for nearly a ly qualified for promotion by a third Well what of it I asked hoping discover the cause down there hurts and diseases King Louis Phillippe board Capt Henry B Robeson com On opening the door leading down Dat is de Morleys that I could avoid giving an explana ¬ ¬ My heart had given me the informal of France carried a lancet in his pocket mandant of the Portsmouth N H ¬ tion for I was a trifle ashamed of my from the -dining room a musty odor asbeen recomand occasionally bled himself On one navy yard has at last for promotion tion before the widows tongue sailed nrj- nostrils self for firirtg- at my own reflection mended to the president It is peculiar how the sense of smell There were two persons in the light occasion when a man was run over b and will succeed to the vacancy in the Somepody shot through de shuttei un and try to kill you maybe Its a bullet brings back to pne old associations and road wagon which was being whirled the royal coach the king- bled the grade of commodore to be created by aint it Oh Nel didnt you hear memories I recollected that musty toward us at n rapid rate by the spirv conscious victim with his own hands the retirement of Adm Self ridge hole horses back the treatment now would perfectly from her it Mrs Snyder heard itvindow and odor of boyhoodand it broughtthan any ¬ ited graceful I could not be mistaken hi Such to a suit for damnges probabty The cJrte Dlfilri Chieago more vividly the poise of the head and the lead days house and she look out her Madiui Feb 28 A decree has been general outlines of beauty about the Chronicl afr a man runnin aray down de road thing else had done issued dissolving the cortes lj TVUK - 31 3 AT KEWES0r Tfce Court of Inquiry Leave Havana on the Vessel Mangrove The Ale nih era of the Court of Inquiry Will Say Nothing as to the Result of Their Work Admiral Sioard Has Frequent Consultations With Capt Sampson Davis Tlfi Key West Fla Feb 2 The light ¬ house tender Mangrove bearing the members of the court of inquiry ar- rived from Havanaat 7 oclock Sunday morning The court resumed its ses-¬ sions in the United States district court room in the Federal building at 10 oclock Monday morning and will probably return to Havana on Wed ¬ nesday The most important witness to be examined here is Lieut Blandin the officer of the deck when the explosion on the Maine occurred The testimony of the other survivors will take only a short time JLJ- LJII Jl Hok XSsl A DIVER JL SStI - - mssmm wWihA i - 1 ¬ J m Capt Sampson Capt Cadwick and Lieut Commander Potter came ashore and arranged preliminary details for the sessions of the court Martin Redding a diver returned here Sunday He was taken to Havana to work on the wreck and his arrival caused much comment it being said that he had talked too much at Havana and had been removed in consequence On his arrival he held forth at considerable length before a street corner audience and but little credence could be given to his numerous statements Rr Adm Sicard has had frequent conferences with Capt Sampson and other members of the court of inquiry at the hotel He said Sunday night I think they ought to get away on Wednesday As yet there is nothing that can be aid about their work t In reply to a question as to the rumored removal of the war ships to Cuba Adm Sicard said The fleet is now moving and I know nothing about it going to Cuba Still you know I have steam up and could go anywhere if ordered ¬ ¬ ¬ A MAmBlLy ¬ ¬ ¬ - - - - situation was more serious to day then it had been and he replied They know at Washington about that Just how strained our relations are with Spain I am unable to say The excitement Saturday after the arrival of the Cuban filibusters headed by Gen Nunez and Capt John OBrien completely eclipsed all the doings and sayings of the court of in quiry officers Their quick departure prevented very much being learned as to the expedition but the Cubans hero are elated An expedition has been preparing to get away from Key Wes for some time but it probably will suffer another delay as the pluc has leaked out through two Spanish spies Havana Feb 28 Senator Proctor of Vermont arrived here Saturday He comes on a mission similar to that of Calhoun last year and will make a special investigation of the general conditions prevailing in Havana and in the island as well as into the Maine disaster He expects to remain ten days or two weeks Tampa Fla Feb 28 Capt Hanlon of the Plant steamship Mascotte which arrived here Sunday night from Havana was granted an audience Sat urday by Consul General Lee and took breakfast with him at Hotel In gleterra To him Gen Lee positively denied the reports to the effect ¬ oc117 f oliWiniJuiV rlsET n yVPHHflBHifaLufLy pened to justifyhe statement tha mTcSMMF K ETffw TTrtTTOO sT ¬ that he had advised Americans to leave Havana and that he has discovered no f evidence of any anti American feelin O there and that he anticipated no un ¬ friendly demonstration whatever the finding of the court of inquiry in the Maine disaster might be Capt Hanlon states that the body guard of Gen Lee consists of only three soldiers and that fewer soldiers were in evidence on the streets of Havana than usual and that no excitement among the people there had been caused by the rumors of war published in the papers of this country Gen Lee admitted to Capt Hanlon that both Cubans and Spaniards are intensely interested in the result of the investigation by the board of inquiry but said that further than that reports of excitement or threatened demonstrations were groundless 28 The excitement city growing out of the Maine in the ¬ Havana Feb investigation continues unabated An outbreak of some kind sooner or later is expected Commerce Destroyers to Be Put in Com ¬ mission - ¬ ¬ ¬ - - the commerce destroyers Minneapolis and Columbia will be put into commis- ¬ sion as soon as men can be got to man them Work is being pushed at the navy yard to put the monitor Mianto noraoh and ram Katahdin in readiness for instant service Attempt lo A fiassiuate - at the League Island navy jard that Philadklphia Feb 28 It is stated ICJn Greece George of Athkns Feb 2S An unsuccessful attemm wji- made aturduy to KiirUorirc of Ureece snr- ji THE BOUKBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH THE PRIME OF LIFE 1 IQ AT Ws 2j You cant stay here Nel You go home and young lady nor in the grave dignity We descended the stairway found the cellar bare and empty I the man Oh bless the glad suns warmth and light wiz me The carriage swept along Whj Away my love well wander could not forbear a smile at Sa ¬ peered into every dark nook and cor- ¬ I To where the larch shines green and bright rahs fears but remembering they ner but there was nothing which could nearly opppsite us the ypung worn rar Against the dim wood yonder evidently caught sight pf the grp were the consequence of the deep af- ¬ have caused the noise The young shoots sprout so fast to day fection she felt for me I checked the Nothing to be seen here Sarah I standing back frpm the rpadway cer The old oak leaves are falling Maybe we can find something she leaned fprward and sent a glai frivolous reply which my tongue was said jclfr coppice far away And from the past her father toward us I saw e of interest in the old storeroom about to utter by I hear the cuckoo calling My grandfather in his latter days though my sight was dimmed by eif Why bless your dear old loving the Kark there among the high elm trees heart Sarah I said taking hold of had kept the village store and post tion her face turn pale and her eyes in thrush sings where hs settles The parid She gave no ether sign of 1 i tyv her arm come Ill explain that and office And see below anemones Put forth their blushing petals when you know about it youll laugh The house was built on the side of a ognition however and the carir her at me small hill so that it was three stories swept by Lto Does not the poet tell how spring And this was all After a year of s fbier The women went along into my room high on the street side and two in the Affects a young mans fancy And so my heart turns while I sing You see that window You remem- ¬ rear aration a year of longing and hoi r To love and you my Nancy the-newas divided into twp apart- ¬ sickness I was greeted with a stare ber the shutters were always kept The cellar step new charms does nature add ptone One thegirl who had declared she would Each closed Well I had forgotten all about ments by a thick wall of New beauties still discovers ted it last night and after I was undressed apartment was used for the house sup- ¬ ways trust and believe in me To make this old world young and glad am- was in turn watched the wagon until a bencrm I I saw my figure clad in my white night plies The other section For us young happy lovers er Roman frpm Liverpool came uiong robe reflected from the glass You divided in two the front facing on the the road hid it from view and then still Ours is the joy the lark feels there women must have made me somewhat street serving as the store and post looked toward the spot where it had picked her up and brought her into Tuning his song to madness Halifax without further mishap of Thank God that we are young who share nervous by your talk while making up office the rear a deep cavernous un ¬ disappeared And feel the young years gladness A touch on my arm recalled my consequence Great was the joy on my bed Anyhow I was a trifle fright ¬ derground room having been used for ened at my own shadow and fired a bul ¬ the storage of barrels of vinegar mo- ¬ thoughts and I glanced around into board the big French steamer when Then let our years be sad or gay the cloudy Sunday morning broke the solicitous face of my old nurse And be they few or plenty let at it So you see no one tried to lasses tobacco and dried fruit the shores of Nova Yet sweetheart well forget to day We descended the open stairway lead- ¬ kill me at all It was only my own fool- ¬ I guess de young voman is putty withthe word was passedScotia in sight We have been wed for twenty and that Halifax Ach and you dink of which I am heartily ing down to the storeroom from the said Mrs Snyder ishness Marshall Steele in Black and White would he reached before dark ¬ ashamed Now let me get some break- ¬ main hall The door was at the bot- so too Mr Nel he damage to La Champagne is a Yes she is beautiful very beauti- ¬ fast and then well go all over the house tom and at first I thought it was UWAVWWkWftWrtWmmYY most serious one and will necessitate to satisfy you there can be nothing in locked Upon closer examination I dis- ¬ ful I murmured more to myself than ship going into dry covered that it had only become tightly for answer to the widows clumsy at- ¬ the Champagne mails dock it which could do me harm CLEW BY La consisting of I said nothing about the voices I had jammed by a slight settling of the sur tempt at pleasantry 250 bags were landed here Sunday Sarahs watchful old e3res and the night and given in charge of the post heard nor of the noise like the slam ¬ rounding timbers A few vigorous kicks Or An Interrupted Current ming of a door There wras no use in soon caused it to open and we stepped promptings of her affection f orme dis- ¬ office authorities and they with the cerned something more in the fixed saloon passengers will be forwarded adding to the inexplicable feeling of down into the room BY HOWARD MYOST The shutters to the windows were gaze I had sent after the wagon than a to New York leaving here at 8 oclock alarm which my old nurse felt Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co closed but there was above the door suddenly awakened admiration As for the man Mrs Snyder had seen Monday laWWWWMWAWWWAWAW Vhat is id Nel Do you know her after the shot fleeing down the road leading to the street a small transom Through the dust and moisture-begrime- d the good soul asked anxiously that was easily explained rbe- ¬ glass a few rays of light pene- ¬ tell you some time I answered If my house had the reputation of Ill CHAPTER V Continued Yes yes beautiful indeed was Flor-¬ ing haunted it was most likely a passer- ¬ trated producing a twilight gloom in The sound of the voice was intermittent There would he a few words by would have wings to his heels on the apartment but not so deep that we ence lovelier than ever and good and true well I did not seem to feel so sure then a pause and so on I could make hearing the report of a pistol about the were unable to see One of the old counters still remained of her faith She had passed me by no sense of the few disjointed sentences place extending a salutation I It lasted but a few minutes Indeed so After breakfast we went through the and scattered over the floor were a without blame her for not recognizing few empty boxes and barrels I thought could not brief was the conversation if that is house i coal H 52StI m noticed that all the windows were of the white haired old man whose form me after the resolve I had made but it I what it was there was no time to make closed Therefore it was no sudden gust had been so familiarly associated with cut me to the heart nevertheless an investigation tTO BE CONTINUED After a long- period of anxious listeni- of air that caused the slamming of a the room and I glanced over to the But nothing was discovered corner with a fancy that he was here ng- I settled down again for sleep And door TEARS WERE FORBIDDEN when at last slumber came it was which would give one reason to suppose still seated behind the desk Sarah A Xotc to Quit Meant That the Type ¬ Vhy vheres de door gone troubled Vague shadowy dreams flit- ¬ there was anything unusual about the t cried out in tones of excitement writer Was to Go ted across my consciousness and place She was a dainty little thing and the We finally came to the attic and I What door Sarah through them all was a sort of premo- ¬ looked out of one of the small win ¬ you know you remember Der old gentleman seemed to be prepos- ¬ Nel nition of future events which seemed dows first brushing away the curtain used to be a door to de store cellar sessed in herdiavor right from the start a bearing upon the robbery to have and now dere aint any but there was evidently something that The next morning I was awakened by of cobwebs a made him pause Prom this height I could see over the Sarah was right There had been the sun shining in my face Hardly Look here he said in his blunt my senses orchards On the brow of Sunset Hill doorway through which I had stolen had I got my eyes open and about half a mile distant was a large many times for the purpose of filling fashion I like you and your references aroused to my new surroundings when my pockets with raisins and dried fruit are all right You run the typewriter a loud and long continued thumping house evidently quite new was a splendid structure for the There was none now The wall of solid as if you knew all there i3 to know It on the front door caused me to spring about it and you dont look like a girl out of bed Hastily donning a few gar ¬ country and I fancied a wealthy resi ¬ masonry confronted us It really seemed a matter of very who would be sick every third day and opened dent of the city had discovered the ments I went to the door and beauties of Nelsonville and built him little importance but Sarah kept up want to get away an hour or two early it excited exclamations about it until I all the rest of the time but before 1 Mrs Snyder was standing there and a summer residence here i Whose place is that over on Sunset finally stopped her came engage you I want to have a clear un- ¬ an unmistakable look of relief Hill I asked Why Sarah I dont see anything very derstanding with you on one subject over her face when she saw me ¬ Some rich mans from de citj Sa strange in the walling up of a cellar Yes sir she replied looking at him Ach my you schleep so sountl vas I rah answered inquiringty afrait somesing de matter she said Do you know his name continI OT course he explained 1 expect Breakf as vas retty long dime alretty over and eat ued moved hy curiosity All right Ill be right 3rou will be perfectty satisfactory but Veil I did know Ach vhat is it if you are not there must be no doubt it I replied was dressing the recollection now I forget eferysing soon Sarah While I about my right to discharge 3ou replied Certainly not of the strange voice of the last night His Here Mrs Snyder chimed in came to me Now in the broad glare of If I want 3rou to go Ill just have one mystery takes name is Morley the forenoon when all of the clerks put a note on 3our desk or What I exclaimed in amazement flight and the hallucinations of the leave it with the cashier for you and darkness become trivial I wondered if Morley Sylvester Morley youre to take that as final I tont Jcnow his first name the old my imagination had played me a trick Naturally she said lppking at him wido v answered in5dme surprise sS tf Hashe a daughter Is shehere oic4jdreamso unreal didthe cir Youre not to enter any protestor fjmvr ROW OF THE MTNTSJTfcP Yes and she so fine and proiit Ach cumstance appear now fite any objections he persisted and GREAT ACTIVITY was standing by the huge chimney and so pretty Yes she is here Dey I most of all youre not to weep when again breaking in upon my live here now in de summer continued At the Watervliet Arsenal Entire Force Why I suppose I can ask 3rou why Working Night and Day thoughts came the sound of that mjrs the old lady glad for the opportunity of You cant ask me a thing he broke Albany N Y Feb 28 The greatimparting news I see dem almost terious small voice in If 3rou get a note asking 3rou to est activity known since the late re- ¬ As on the night before there were no efery day Dey drife by And him de quit youre just to put on your things ¬ a fine shentleman So is now witnessed at the Water- ¬ completed sentences only a word be luan ach vhat and walk out without a whimper of any bellion vliet arsenal and tho entire force is tween oauses of various duration The tall and straight such a fine peard and Sbb and she so fine and prout kind Is that understood working night and day not loud- ¬ he looks so prout too sounds were plainer however It is she replied No doubt Mr Sonritag my On was re- ¬ old widows descrip doorwa3 The garrulous er but more distinct Hae I ypur promise to live up to ceivedFriday night an order ¬ lawver had it done I remember the for the immediate shipment of Here was a mystery indeed one which tion satisfied me My heart beat rap two car loads of 12 inch projectiles for idly I had come into this secluded place was dark damp and unhealth3r that agreement did not choose only the shades of night You have But it is such an ex- ¬ Fort Hamilton with the greatest posfor its manifestations but came in the place with no thought further from mj¬ He thought it best to have it closed traordinary request that I I sible haste The projectiles were boxed daytime as though possessed of such mind than that I should find Miss Mor- up perhaps There was another door Young woman said the old gentle ¬ for shipment and Saturday afternoon from that cellar leading outside was subtle and unaccountable qualities that ley here man impressively Ive been in busi- ¬ they were dispatched to Fort Hamil- ¬ there not Was there a design of fate in this it might defy research Yes right unter your betroom vin ness here for 50 years and up to the ton Orders have also been received After the voice had ceased and 1 con- ¬ And was she still my true love Per- ¬ time women got a good foothold in the for the shipment of all projectiles now tinued my toilet the sound of talking haps I should see her but I remem- ¬ dow Sarah answered Well that can be easiry broken down business world I was in the habit of on hand to the several forts about New coming from the walk outside reached bered my determination and my prom- ¬ ise to her father and how far I still if you want to get in the place But engaging and discharging clerks as York and to forward all completed guns me ¬ to as possible I glanced out of the window and saw was from removing the condition im ¬ what would be the usetoofuseall that¬ seemed my me best from the stand- as speedily Sandy Hookto the proving point of business In an unguarded grounds at the celSarah and Mrs Snyder again in most posed on the renewal of our friendship trouble I dont want moment however I was induced to hire Such an order has not been received lar and I hoped our love earnest conversation But then I remembered the noise a young woman to run a typewriter f or at Watervliet since the close of the This afterthought filled me with an Somewhat surprised to see my old ¬ war It is expected that at least six nurse so early in the day I called to impatience to commence some kind of which had seemed to come from be- ¬ me and after If ound that she wasnt sat- carloads of projectiles will be shipped neath my bedroom and the cause of isfactory to me it took me over eight during the present week investigation on my own hook her which I was unable to discover through ¬ weeks to discharge her I left a note on I had had a short interview with Mr Hello Sarah Whats the trouble her desk and she promptly came in and KING GEORGE Perry the president of the bank just out the rest of the house WThat brought you here at this time We might take a look at the other wept on mine I turned the job over to OZ Greece Congratulated on His Escape my departure for Europe It before Ach Nel bud I am glad to see you various subordinates but each time she exclaimed From Assassination couldnt schleep all had been most unsatisfactory tp me door I finally said reflectively she I We ascended the stairwa3 and went came into m3 private office to do her for Mr Perry was able to hold out no Athens Feb 28 There is a great night was just around the house Thick vines reach ¬ weeping and inside of a week she hac patriotic outburst throughout the Now that was too bad I said hope of immediate relief He as earnest however in advising me to ing to my bedroom window completely the whole force wrought up to a point country over the escape of King George you awake What kept where business- - was being neglected from assassination Saturday with I vas thinkin of you all alone in dis still keep on my course of apparent in- ¬ hid the outside cellar door way of parted the vines and found again and she was still drawing salary just thanksgiving service everywhere and I olt house and so much strangeness difference and do nothing in the the solid foundation wall This door ¬ the same Women in business may be demonstrations of every kind Praise good soul replied with a search myself aboud it the all right but when it comes togetting for the kings coolness and bravery in Since that interview six months had way had also been walled up her honest old face upturned to me Sarah was so greatly impressed by her out of business somebod3 els can protecting his daughter the Princess That was very foolish Nothing is elapsed and I had heard nothing from going to happen to me I said lightly him I now resolved tc take the affair this new discover that her excited ex have the job However if 3 oull make Maria is on every lip All the members of the royal family in my own hands For to go on living clamations broke out anew and she a solemn promise to go without a single although I was not so sure of it now the ministers and the entire diplo- ¬ When I went outside the two women with Florence Morley so near to me again began to plead with me to leave weep if you dont suit Ill tr3r you matic corps attended the tedum at the Chicago Post were still talking and there was an and still refrain from indulging in her the place cathedral Sunday after which an im- ¬ Again I sought to quiet her fears by simpty be tor- ¬ sweet society would awe stricken expression on each face A Stickler for Realism mense crowd went to the palace and laughing at her although it did seem What are you two superstitious old ture Some amateurs in a provincial town gave King George an ovation Come Nel Sarah finally said a trifle strange that my agent should gave a theatrical performance Jus1 Hatching girls doing now I asked His majesty has received telegrams my thoughts We haf have walled up the doorwa3rs I was sat- ¬ before the breaking in upon up more mysterious tales curtain went up the star of congratulation from all the sove- ¬ ¬ isfied he had had it done and I wonMrs Snyder gravely shook her head not seen all yed dered what his reasons could have been actor took the manager aside and said reigns of Europe The press even the levity as though seriously condemning papers opposed to the roj al family is CHAPTER VI Perhaps after all Mrs Sn3rder was to him look on supernatural subjects Sarah rest- ¬ Now here I dont propose to unanimous in its expressions of indig ¬ When we were again standing in the right in affirming that there were mys- ¬ drink water ed her hand on my arm and gazed up instead of wine in the nation into my face There was deep concern main hall on the first floor Sarahs last teries about the old house Perhaps drinking scene in the second act There is no trace of the miscreants this walled up cellar was the seat of want wine remark came to me in every line of her countenance genuine wine The unities though several arrests have been made We have been over the whole house supernatural demonstrations and my Nel you come wiz me she said informa- ¬ be What more is there to agent had sealed it up for that reason mustpla3 preserved We want to makn with the object of obtaining police is have we not leading the way I followed around as realistic as possible tion The incapacity of the I do not intend to lose any sleep this thecorner of the house and she stopped see I asked Olvyou want champagne at 15 shil making a bad impression Ach Nel haf you forgot de place over it I said lightty Sonntag must before a window the shutters of which a Fatti Renounces a Legacy you alvays vanted to go to and ve havf had good reasons for doing this lings bottle do you were closed Yes Everything must be realistic Londpx Feb 28 The late Signpr Look she exclaimed pointing to- ¬ vouldnt led you because it vas damp and I can easily find out what they were All right replied the manager In Nicolini left the sum of 20000 SrOO by driving over and seeing him I want Mrs Snyder says and dark ward the shutters the second act you shall have real wine 000 to his widow Adelina Patti and to have a talk with him an3how Thats so You mean the cellar dat vas not dere yesterday and when 3ou take poison in the last to his three children b- - his first mar ¬ Here the rumble of wheels reached Yes 3es to be sure You vas lost Like those of most Pennsylvania you riage Madame Patti however has windows vonst and ve couldnt fint 3ou for a my ear As I glanced down the road act see shall have some real poison renounced the legacy farmhouses the downstairs that you dont complain of the Vhen ve did 3ou vas wa3r and saw the appreaching turnout Ill not svere provided with solid board shut- ¬ long dime being realistic enoughs How Adm Selfrldj ea Successor why did my heart beat faster and a play aschleep in de cellar ters London does prussic acid strike you Washington Feb 28 After being have cloud Well come along pair In the center of this particularedges at it I said eagerly Let us noise a look dimnessSn3der my sight glanced in that Answers pronounced physically unfit for pro- ¬ a Mrs like had also The vas a small round hole from the motion by one naval board too sound When Phlebotomy Wuh in Favor Veil now look Mr Nel of which a few chips running with the slamming of a door had seemed to direction In former la3rs when medical men to be retired by another and physicalYou can see come from below Perhaps I should she began- excitedly grain of the wood were broken yourself how dey look De3 is coming believed in phlebotonrj for nearly all ly qualified for promotion by a third¬ Well what of it I asked hoping discover the cause down there ¬ hurts and diseases King Louis Phillippe board Capt Henry B Robeson com On opening the door deMorle3s that I could avoid giving an explana from the dining room a leading down¬ Dat is heart had given me the the Portsmouth N H My informa¬ of France carried a lancet in his pocket mandant of has at last been recom- ¬ must3 odor astion for I was a trifle ashamed of my sailed navy yard and occasionally bled himself On one tion before the widows tongue m3 nostrils self for firirfg at my own reflection for promotion It is peculiar how the sense of smell There were two persons in the light occasion when a man was run over bv mended to the president vacancy in the Somepody shot through de shuttei royal coach the king bled the un and will succeed to the and try to kill you maybe Its a bullet brings back to pne old associations and road wagon which was being whirled the of commodore to be created by rapid rate with his own hands grade aint it Oh Nel didnt you hear memories I recollected that musty toward us at In could not beby the spirr cpnsciPtis victim now would probably the retirement of Adm Self ridge hole treatment horses back the mistaken in perfectly from her it Mrs Snyder heard itvihdow and odor of boyhoodand it broughtthan any ¬ ited graceful poise pf the head and thji Such to a suit for damages Chicago The Cilrte DiswUretf more vividly the lead dajs house and she look put her Madiud Feb 28 A decree has been general outlines of beauty about thje Chronic thing else had done an- - a man runnin avay down de road issued dissolving the cortes j s KEWESIE M an groue The Court pf Inquiry Leave Havana on the Vessel The Members of the Gourt oC Inquiry Will Say Nothing as to the Result of Tbeir Work Admiral Sioard Has Frequent Consultations With Capt Sampgoa V Key West Fla Feb 2 The light ¬ house tender Mangrove bearing the members of the counfc of inquiry ar- rived from Havanaat 7 oclock Sunday morning The court resumed its ses¬ sions in the United States district court room in the Fedenal building at 10 oclock Mouday morning and will probably return to Havana on Wed ¬ nesday The most important witness to be examined here is Lieut Blandin the officer of the deck when the explosion on the Maine occurred The testimony of the other survivors will take only a short time A WIRE mwft 1 LjH ¬ ¬ 13 li if ss I - wwmMm Wiww A DIVER ¬ J M - 3 wmmwMmmmmmm ¬ ¬ Capt Sampson Capt Cadwick and Lieut Commander Potter came ashore and arranged preliminary details for the sessions of the court Martin Redding a diver returned here Sunday He was taken to Havana to work on the wreck and his arrival caused rnuch comment it being said that he had talked too much at Havana and had been removed in consequence On his arrival he held forth at considerable length before a street corner audience and but little credence could be given to his numerous statements Rr Adm Sicard has had frequent con- ferences with Capt Sampson and other members of the court of inquiry at the hotel He said Sunday night I think they ought to get away on Wednesday As yet there is nothing that can be said about their work In reply to a question as to the rumored removal of the war ships to Cuba Adm Sicard said The fleet is now moving and I know nothing about it going to Cuba Still you know I J have steam up and could go anywhere n7 iSks5racB v li ordered rnrwiii iHiirir m Jie was askedifif anvthinsthadwha DWKtKKBSkti 3 pened to justify the stafemehFIha uftu9w BES S25 3n situation was more serious to day then it had been and he replied Thev know at Washington about that Just how strained our relations are with Spain I am unable to say The excitement Saturday after the arrival of the Cuban filibusters headed by Gen Nunez and Capt John OBrien completely eclipsed all the doings and sayings of the court of in- ¬ quiry officers Their quick departure prevented very muchbeing learned as to the expedition but the Cubans here are elated An expedition has been preparing to get away from Key Wes for some time but it probably will suffer another delay as the plot has leaked out through two Spanish spies Havana Feb 28 rSenator Proctor of Vermont arrived here Saturday He comes on a mission similar to that of Calhoun last year and will make a special investigation of the general conditions prevailing in Havana and in the island as well as into the Maine disaster He expects to remain ten days or two weeks Tampa Fla Feb 28 Capt Hanlon of the Plant steamship Mascotte which arrived here Sunday night from Havana was granted an audience Sat urday by Consul General Lee and took breakfast with him at Hotel In gleterra To him Gen Lee positively denied the reports to the effect that he had advised Americans to leave Havana and that he has discovered no evidence of any anti American feeling there and that he anticipated no un ¬ ¬ - K ¬ -- ¬ ¬ friendly demonstration whatever the finding of the court of inquiry in the Maine disaster might be Capt Hanlon states that the body guard of Gen Lee consists of only three soldiers and that fewer soldiers were in evidence on the streets of Havana than usual and that no excitement among the people there had been caused by the rumors of war published in the papers of this country Gen Lee admitted to Capt Hanlon that both Cubans and Spaniards are intensely interested in the result of the investigation by the board of inquiry but said that further than that reports of excitement or threatened were demonstrations groundless 28 The excitement city growing out of the Maine in the Havana Feb investigation continues unabated An outbreak of some kind sooner or later is expected Commerce Destroyers to Be Pat in Com ¬ mission - ¬ ¬ the commerce destroyers Minneapolis and Columbia will be put into commis ¬ sion as soon as men can be got to man them Work is being pushed at the nav3-3-ar- d to put the monitor Mianto nomoh and ram Katahdin in readiness for instant service Attempt to Assassinate Kin Geofro of Greece at the League Island navy 3ard that Philadelphia Feb 28 It is stated Hi- - Athkxs Feb 2S An unsuccessful attempt was marie aturJay to iu ao sin ate Kaigliconrc of breece IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL H C- - TSl B5uuJki a Kaawawi w a a If - i i G s- Strength of The Naval Militia E Lee Henry Clay AiutrevvThcksoJi the and Albert Sidney Johnson The Navy Department Thursday gave Jieyal ls the food pura delicious mi Margaret out Confederate Cunluitte wholesome and the figures showing the strength of monumeurs the Cotton Exchange the the naval militia up to date This Sugar Exchange thn levee vbe Royal shows a total force of 4445 officers and costing the St 1510000 Hotel enlisted men an increase from the 3703 lf a million The Charles costing shown by the last report The number St Louis Cathedral cunttfitiiug rare of officerb and men by States is as fol- ¬ old paiutings aud the Jesuit church lows California 386 Connecticut 165 containing a l4uuu gold altar aua a Florida 186 Georgia 225 Illinois 523 30000 statne of Virgin Mary are visitLouisiana 253 Maryland 2i0 Massa ed by every touriat as are theTouri and 441 Michigan 103 New Sinai synagognes Thd Metairie St chusettes Jersey 364 New York 472 North Caro- ¬ Louis and Chalmette cemeteries are 230 Ohio 216 Pennsylvania 216 places of interest to ever Northern lina Rhode- Island 130 South Carolina 152 visitor On account of be watrry soil Virginia 44 total 4445 the coffins of departed ones are placed in tombs and sarcophagusws built above Seventeen of the twenty fonr Dem ¬ Absolutely Pure grouud The white marble and stone ocratic papers which re fighting the Penciled From Pensacola torn bs each from eight to twenty feet Goebel election bill ure silver organs in height bnilt on avennes and resem- ¬ It i surprising tht any pper should Pensacola Fla Feb 23 1898 bling miniature cathedrals aud homes favor the bill NEW YORK MCINO POWDER CO ROYAL Gras pageants give oue a literal idea of the city of the The superb Mardi The General Assembly Monday and Tuesday were witnessed by dead more than a hundred thousand visitors The Goebel Force Bill The house committee on claims met who were delighted with the carnival A visit to New Orleans would bo in and decided to report favorably The Goebel Election Bill passed the The parades cost about 50000 and the couiplere without a walk through the the bill to make an appropriation to House Saturday after a bitter contest by floats costumes arrangements etc weie old French market Here one fiuds build a new state capitol The bill pro- ¬ a vote of 57 to 42 It is not only the the fruit of many weeks study and people of every nation hears a batel ol vider that 2 per cent additional tax most undemocratic but it is the very labor of artists designers costumers tonnes and mik IIs nusayory oders shall be collected until 300C00 is raised worst and most unexcusable bill that and Beveral hundred prominent men of Every tourist must drink corfwe and was ever enacted into a law in Ken- ¬ New Orleans The carnival is given by ertt a lunch at th Freuen market but and then work shall be begun on the tucky P P Johnston in a telegram to the Mystic Krewe of Coinus a society one frequently carries away a taste of buildings and the tax continue until a member of the House last week said if composed of leading citizens and ihe garlic aud a scent or fish But just an ¬ thev are completed the bill becomes a law it will destroy preparations are carried on with the ut- ¬ other word about the carnival and a fly ¬ The House passed the bill abolishing A party that most secrecy tor months before Mardi ing visit to Florida and the Democratie party I sali biing the State Board of Equalization by a would make itself responsible for such a Gras day Until last year all of the this lengthy letter to a close Mardi measure is not entitled to the confidence costumes were made in France The Gras dav is a general holiday in New big majority of the people and deserves that they Mardi Gras carnival which is a farewell Orleans and thousands of merry lads The Chinn School Book Bill was killed should rise in their wrath and sweep it frolic given on the day before the Lent ¬ and lassies clad in fantastic Saturday the State Senate adopting from power and position and drive it en season begins ie an ancient custom costumes streets walk the in into exile until a new generation of lead- ¬ which was practiced in Rome and Paris couples and in crowds and furnish much the Bronston substitute by a vote of 17 ers shall arise who will not dare invade and was first observed in New Orleans amusement to the lookers on besides to sixteen The substitute will it is their rights or attempt to destroy their in 1827 Similar carnivals were liter giving chande for romantic meetings believed be rejected by the House liberties Everything goes on heldm California in Omaha Kansas and flirtations The bill is in the hands of the Gover- ¬ City and other Western cities and now carnival day and the appearance of The McChord Railroad Bill was vir- mary nor who will veto it and then there is similar festivities are held each year o i maids men in Romeo costumes and tually killed yesterday in velvet and satin knickerbock- ¬ one desperate chance that it may fail to a less extensive scale in Memphis ers and silk stockings will give one an The House has passed the Watkins pass the Senate over his veto as it had Birmingham Mobile and Pensacola idea of the liberties permitted on such occvuons I cannot close without a Cigarette Bill which prohibits the on its first passage in that bouse a bare paragraph especially for the ladies smoking sale barter or loan of cigar- ¬ constitutional majority If it becomes The carnival really begins on Monday about the beauty of the New Orleans ettes in Kentucky and fixes a penalty a law we have seen the last of free elec- ¬ with the arrival of King Rex After ladies and the elegance of their attire for having any cigarette material in tions in Kentucky his triumphal entry and being tendered Brocaded silk and satin seemed to be the The purpose of this bill is to place the the keys of the city the procession dis popular material for skirts while the ones possession m the colors control or all elections in tne nanus or a bands to be re formed in grander style silk waists Icombined hundreds of of the ¬ Certain citizens of Louisville haye rainbow noticed beauState Board of Elections composed of at night The passing of the sailors tiful hats gay with long white bine discovered that the cross or figure seven three men to be elected by the Legisla- - from the U S Many ladies found on their doors were made by Marble gray and yellowish tips ture and this State Board shall appoint head in the afternoon parade called evidently from the North wore tailor tramps The cross means that the in- ¬ DEALER IN a County Board of three men whose forth patriotic applause all along the made suits of gray habitants are easy to work but the Furniture Window Shades Oil duty it shall be to select all officers of line The floats in the Monday night Col formerly L N seven tells of a dog and a cold hearted Cloths Carpets Mattresses election in their county and to receive parade illustrated views of enchanted agent Chas Ellis Col W W Monroe cook at Mavsville Etc and count and certify the returns In scenes from Wonderland This parade formerly of Lexington and Colonel For first class work Three first class barbers Ail work done strictly first this way the appointment of election disbanded at the French opera house Hollerau ¬ The officers of the Newport News all of Souththe Special attention given to Undertak ¬ class Next door to Bourbon Bank officers is taken out of the hands of the where the Knights of Protens held their ern Pacific Railway were especially shipyard announce that the double 4nov tf County Judge who is elected by the grand carnival ball which neither gen- courteous to Mr J A Bower and my 1 lunching of the battleships Kentuckv ing and Repairing May every day brinK people and responsible to them and tleman or lady can enter unless in full self and profit Speaking ofthem Dleasa and Kearsage will take place March Main Street - - - - Pa his Ky ure Colonels New Jlanndry Agency places it in the hands of three men not evening dress A queen and maids of gamin at Nashville accosted me with 2ith and it will be the first doable elected by the people and not responsible honor are selected and the first half doz tne query -- oiouei let me carry ver launching of first class battleships in I have secured the agency for the gup j wuuucieu uuw ne Knew j waB the world Winchester Power Laundry a first to anybody It is not sufficient to say en dances are reserved tor tnese nonorea fr0m Kentucky class institution and solicit a share of ML1 that this law will be always adminis- ¬ ladies and their masqued partners pa Wnrl or miai tnenunlic natron hJZ -- B Congress yesterday referred to the uiuoiPl ifo niniP KT leit at -tered by honest men who will see to it Each lady is presented with a handsome MAIN ST 402 rAWa Clays drug store wil uarke A forty mile ride through the pine that every qualified voter is permitted jeweled souvenir by her partner I forests of Western Florida to Pensacola Nayal Committee a resolution to appro- ¬ receive immediate attention Over Deposit Bank Work priate 20000000 for the purchnse from ca led for and delivered promptly to cast his vote as he pleases and to have have never seen such an assembly of a thriving seapoitof 16HjO was the I battleships cruisers Respectfully other very pleasant4rip fl it counted as cast It nil tho RipRhnn beautiful women asthat which graced last feature of agave us a hewShiiiile A ranis nations are needed to cope and Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m nfyj iS Bruce Hoeladat if thay ride with Boards were always trie bestmen in the the Protens ball on Monday night and naptba launch ovei the lovely Pensacola1 Bay dotted any foreign power F counties even 60 b a law as this might their costumes were probably only with the Baite of a hundred foreign r v SK hrt S wqrk no wrong But who th uas any equaled by ose which E obsu d at the crnf 8 to Si a Rush Inland intbe Gulf te The Log Cabin aij s that a Democrat of Mexico fter impeding the U S living at Rutland Harrison county knowledge of politics in Kentucky has New York horse show The lits ball Life Saving Station we sput two de has the least doubt that in many counties Tuesday night was equally as mag- lightful sworn to let hia whiskers grow until hours on the snow white sands the election machinery will fall into the nificent The floats of the Tuesday of the gulf beach watching the oryau or uuuie otner iree silver man hands of men who will have no other parade represented the products of rolling waves and picking up seashells elected President Theres lots of fun conception of duty than to see to it that nature strawberries pears pineapples and other curios I was lucky enough ahead for the winds their side wins The gentlemen who coffee tea cotton etc and the floats of to find the only pebble on the beach nt that time The crisis Key West Havana and Washington have forced this bill through The Legis the final parade depicted elaborate scene American affairs has in Soiinish and caused especial ture and who by the unusual method of from Shakespeares plays The specials in reference to the sessions of Mardi precautions to be observed near by at calling a caucus of the House Democrats Gras is a thing of beauty and bids fair the navy yard and Ft Pickens aud Ft the Court of Inquiry over the Maine ana masing tne Dili a party measure to be a joy foreyer to New Orleans and Barrancas which guard the entrance to etc will be fount op pages two and Pensacola harbor No person can now succeeded in whipping into its support a vast throng of yisitors land at either fort or navy vard without three a few weaklings who wonld like to have permission from General Miles Every Telegrams from Frankfort predict New Orleans is an exceedingly quaint person whom I heard mention the Maine opposed the bill if they had dared these gentlemen were loud in their protesta- ¬ city being settled about 180 years ago catastrophe believed that the vessel was serioua trouble between Senator Brons destroyed by the Spanish In one brief ton and Jack Chinn and hint that a tions that the bill had no other object by the French and Spanish The wind day 2CE I had time to ride eighty than to secure fair elections in Ken- ¬ ing streets the ancient buildings the Florida soil fourteen miles on amiles on duel is not improbable Florida tucky Is there any reasonable man magnolia and orange trees the palms bay see Florida alligators sea shells Therell be a hot time down in who believes for a moment that this and blooming flowers the beautiful palms and magnohos aud eat Florida Georgia if Sam Jon es really goes after was the purpose of the framers and pro- ¬ homes the generous hospitality the oranges And with re A Florida water I that Gubernatorial plum drank a farewell toast to the Sunny moters of this bill Isit not perfectly Southern ways and superstitions the South v apparent that the intent of the bill is to busy marts the cotton bales the fine Minister Woodford gave a banquet at Madrid Thursday to new Minister make a fair election in Kentucky impos- ¬ hotels and famous old cafes combine to There is no to the United States the very attractive city sible We believe that no sane man make it a Almost word so full everywhere one sees things Bohemdoubts that this would be its effect of meaning The News is far from believing that ian and notes the impress of the OF The mother of J T Adams who lost Latin American taste in architecture or and about which such tender and his life by the explosion on the Maine anything it may say on this or any other holy recollections cluster as that subject will have any weight with those decoration in the quaint buildings The of Mother she who watched has filed an application for a pension s violent and extreme gentlemen at Frank ¬ paved streets are extremely narrow and winding in the French part of the Cres ¬ over our helpless infancy and guid- ¬ fort who eeeni to act on the idea that ed our first tottering step Yet We are offering some choice ladies their first duty to those who elected them cent City the presence of an old fash- the life of every Moth- ¬ is to opposo whatever any sound money ioned balcony in front of almost every er is beset with Expectant all ef- ¬ misses and childrens shoes at special danger and prices Dont fail to take advantage of paper may advocate and advocate house leaves the impression that New Ever brought to Paris The new fort should be made to avoid it the offer whatever such paper may oppose But Orleans is a city of balconies Indeed so assists nature Davis Thompson Isgrig we do our duty ty the public when we one can walk for miles on a rainy day in the change tak- ¬ call thair attention to this iniquitous bill and never get sprinkled except at street ing place that Insure in the Northwestern to and denounce It as unworthy the sup- ¬ crossings A ride through St Charles the Expectant day to morrow may be too late avenue gives a visitor a charming view port of any citizen who believes in of the American part of the city This Mother is ena- ¬ New crop currents raisins citron are the newest honest elections and in the right of the fashionable street is lined with splendid and at the same time the most beautiful bled to look for peaches prunes apricots hominy people to govern themselves We have homes and beautiful lawns oat ward without meal rolled oats talked with many of our silver Demo- ¬ papers seen for years at a MEDIUM COST dread suffering or gloomy fore- ¬ tt Newton Mitchell Among the objects of interest I cratic friends and to their credit be it m I am giving some very noticed in New Orleans are the Robert bodings to the hour when she close estimates on contract said we have not found one who favors experiences the joy of Motherhood Wrights Celery Tea cures no this bill not one who does not believe dr Its use insures safety to the lives tion sick headache work or PAPER ON THE WALL Awarded that the bill if passed would be the of both Mother and Child and she greatest mistake ever made by the tfigrhest Honors Worlds Fair is found stronger after than before The Northwestern Mutual life has party in Kentucky confinement in short it makes paid to representatives of its policy ORL We love the Democratic party far too Childbirth natural and easy as holders and to its policy holders and is1 r j by while it is garrot- ¬ well to sit quietly now holding for them 180000000 an so many have said Dont be excess over premium reoeipts of over ted in its own house by reckless men for persuaded to use anything but 20000000 To match the papers tf selfish and ignoble purposes We have given to it the assent of our intellect To Cure A Cold In One Day and the love of our heart We have believed that the great principles for Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ which it stands are the surest guarantee lets All druggists refund the money My wife suffered more in ten min ¬ if it f ails to cure 25c For sale by W of the liberty of the citizen and the utes with either of her other two chil- ¬ T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris maintenance of his rights as well as the dren than she did altogether with her Ky chief corner stone of all good govern ¬ Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings last having previously used four bot ment under Republican form and we tles of Mothers Friend is a ena me your old turniture to be repaired It blessing to any on expecting to be- ¬ faith that the Democrats of Ken have Your furniture moved by experienced fiands come a MOTHER says a customer tuckv will avenge this iniquitous law by HbdxrsonIkIlx Carmi Illinois AVood Mantels furnished complete destroying the political existence of the MOST PERFECT MADE Undertaking in all its branches A bouse of five rooms and two acres men who for selfish purposes have A pure Grape Geam of Tartar Powder Free Of Druggists at 8100 or sent by mall on receipt of ground near the Station Apply to thrust it upon the people in the iiameof Tom Ammonia Alum of price Write for book containing testimonials Embalming scientifically attended to or any dther adulterant and valuable information for all Mothers free O W MILLER Democracy IHBi r tirr Hiivwv TUESDAY MARCH 1 1808 - C i sfts I ¬ IF YOU WANT TO PliOW FOR PROFIT YOU MUST USE THE 4 - POWDER BUVEB CHILLED PLOW The one piece point makes it the best and most economical plow on earth OVER 4000 plow has such a record of these plows in use in Bourbon and adjoining counties No other R J NEELY man-of-w- ar GEO W DAVIS - Buck and Bills Barber Shop ¬ I i v MH DAILEY l M v -- - I ¬ ¬ ¬ V I AM NOW READY ¬ MOTHER LINE TO SHOW THE MOST COMPLETE ¬ WALL PAPER BURLAP EFFECTS -- Mothers i Friend -- - 1595 CRRRETS CREAM MOTHEITSJRIENB BAKING nmm flfEARS ¬ FOR RENT JT HINTON i40 THE STANDARD I Tke Bradlel BqraUter C Atlaata 64 Hutchison Ky CARRIAGES POR HIRE jiju iiilbiaCL -- fcm y - Mir i if ft J j 1 P- Kfti H 1W THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY Paris Waats The Oratorical Coatt MArB GH 1 1898 KfOfS S f v ij THE BOURBOH NEWS Seventeenth Year Established secor 1881 PERSONAL MENTION ¬ NUPTIAL The executive committee of the Inter Collegiate Oratorical Association met Saturday at the Phoenix Hotel in Lex ington and partially arranged for the Inter Collegiate contest to be held on Friday April 1st The committee will meet again Saturday to decide whether the contest shall be held in Paris Lex ¬ ington or Frankfort Paris has a splen ¬ did chance to secure the contest as spe-¬ cial inducements have been offered in way of reasonable rent for the ppera house special rates at the hotels and a hearty reception for the contestants and guests Orators from Center College Dan- ¬ ville Kentucky University Lexington Central University Richmond State College Lexington and Georgetown College will contest for the medal Each representative will be accompa- ¬ nied by a large delegation of students and friends Paris is easily reached by rail from each college and it is hoped that the contest may come to Paris A com- ¬ mittee of citizenB is corresponding with the executive committee of the association to urge Paris claims COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky jis8 mall matter as Engagements AnoaaeemeBts Aad Sol emnizatlons Of The Marriage Vows James Conn seventeen and Miss YOUR SHOES at this season TELEPHONE NO 124 100 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 2 00 Six months One year kbws costs you cant even get 1 Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At last week at Lancaster Should be entirely weather proof The Depots In Tho Hotel lobbies And Mr Edward Hite the popular young economy to wear shoes Elsewhere that do not keep City Electrician of Paris was married ¬ Mrs C M Clay Jr was in Lex Lucy Rucker -- sixteen were married PORT FltOM A GUN FREE OF CBAKGE a bb- - Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Miilkb Etc Jno B Stetson hats for Spring J W Davis 98 Co with the Bourbon Steam Laundry In Judge Webbs court John Cantrell was fined 750 for breach of the peace Noah Spears has accepted a position Tice Ashurst has rented the Lyle farm near Paris on the Georgetown pike Thieves broke into W E Boards coal house Saturday night and stole a quantity of coal Elks attended a business meeting of the Lexington Lodge Friday night Eight members of the Paris Lodge of are sole agents Chas Meng of North Middletown The Knox is the King of Hats We J W Davis Co Brother Barnes Troubles Letters from Rev George O Barnes went to Covington yesterday to serve show that he is in very straitened cir-¬ cumstances with a large mortgage debt on the grand jury Federal Court hanging over his little possessions on Wanted A small cottage of two Smibel Island Fla says the Interior Ad Journal His tour last year was a rooms on first floor by a woman drees KA Lock Box 332 Prisy sou of Mrs Sallie J Turney has sold his interest in a copper nline in Arizona for 37000 He paid a few hundreds for his interest several years ago Alex Turkey formerly of this city The testator was probated Saturday leaves several hundred acres of land to Francis his wife and six children guardian Hall is appointed executor and of infant children -- The will of Wilson Wright deceased 5 Thos Robinson of Atlanta who was arrested and jailedKaturday for trespassN property caused quite ing on L a breeze of excitement it being suspect He was ed that he had the smallpox We are sole agents for Manhattan examined by two physicians who pro- ¬ Eagle and Garland shirts nounced it erysipelas ¬ - failure financially to him and he broke down before it was through and had to go home almost penniless Mr Barnes is now over 70 years old and from the very nature of things can not long continue to spread the sweet gospel of God Is Loye and Nothing Else which has brought joy and comfort to so many hearts bowed down in doubt and woe It is suggested that in each community in which he and Mis3 Marie have spread the glad tidings a self appointed committee shall take the matter of soliciting subscriptions in hand and giye Mr Barnes friends the chance that they should gladly accept to help him who has done so much for them ¬ ington yesterday Miss Emma Millef is quite ill of nervous prostration Mr E A Tipton of Montana was in the city yesterday Mrs B M Renick is spending a few days in Winchester Mrs Cornay Watson left yesterday for a business trip to New York Miss Josephine Jouett of Cynthi aua is visiting friends in the city Mr L V Butler arrived last night from an extendsd trip in the South Miss Alice Snell of Pine Grove is the guest of Miss Etta Quisenberry Miss Annie Holt is visiting her sister Miss Nellie Holt in Louisville Mrs A T Forsyth left yesterday for a visit to relatives in Bath county Mr P I McCarthy spent Sunday at Lexington with his mother who is ill Miss Lillie Jouett of Cynthiana is the attractive guest of Miss Lizzie Con nell Mrs Jake Slaughter of Eminence is the guest of Mr and Mrs A J Winters Mr John Peck of Cincinnati was the guest of Dr and Mrs Frank Fithian several days last week OR Mr Arch Paxton of the C R at Mt Sterling was in the city Sat- ¬ urday afternoon and Sunday Mr and Mrs Ulie J Howard of Covington arrived Saturday and are guests at Mr C Alexanders Mrs H B Davis and daughter re- ¬ turned to Lexington Saturday after a short visit to Mrs J W Davis Dr Lynn Moore who went to Detroit several weeks ago on account of his fathers illness returned to Paris yesterday afternoon at Lexington to Miss Margaret Elizabeth Hardiman the attractive daughter of Mr R M Hardi ¬ man formerly of Paris The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Bartlett pastor pf the First Presbyterian Church Mr Hite and bride will spend a few days in Cincinnat i belore returning to this city to reside BIRTHS iisl your feet dry and cosltartR ble you cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sa o Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and alco Mens an gjm Shoes at low down prices Our January invoice revealed tia we have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly i to your ssdfoaai- tage if you will call immediately 35 -- It Davis Thomson Jfegrig- - The Advent Of Our Future Women Men And In Shelby ville to the wife of George Moore a son George Francis Moore Mrs Moore was formerly Miss Verna Harris who visited Mrs James Wilson OBITUARY IsTcrw On Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Col Ben Harrison the veteran Ken- ¬ tucky newspaper man formerly of Henderson died Tuesday at Philadel- ¬ phia where he had been residing since FOR THE SPRING Organdies Skinner leaves a wife and three chil- ¬ Give us a call and see what we will dren ThV funeral will be held elsewhere morning Mrs Margaret Ronan aged about seventy five years died yesterday morn ¬ She leaves four ing of pneumonia children Mrs Thos brannon of this city and Miss Mary and John Ronan of Texas and Miss Maggie Ronan of Arizona Mrs Modey Murphy nee Smith wife of W H Murphy of near Newtown died Sunday night of typhoid fever The surviving children are Misses Allie and Laura Murphy and Philip and Lcs E lie Murphy Funeral will be held Friday Wednesday morning at ten oclock at Mr L Frank returned yesterday Newtown Christian church from New York where he has been for two weeks purchasing Spring goods for to-morr- New wash Dress Goods New French Organdies New French Ginghams Choice line of Domestic Ginghams The largest and cheapest line of Hamburgs and Laces of oiwp di¬ last October rect importation ever brought to this city Prof J B Skinner President of New line of Silks for waists skirts linings etc just received Hamilton College died of pneumonia White Goods Picardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks and yesterday morning at Lexington Prof do for you before fcyiug CONDONS SPECIAL SALE f SMS 1 To close out all Winter goods during Frank Co Stockholders Meeting this city who was robbed in a Cincinnati restaurant last Sunday night of a Col Robert L Origler formerly of ¬ J W Davis Co In Judge Purnells Court Gilbert Pnckett who claims to be from Eastern Kentucky was examined in Judge PurneHa court Saturday and held to Circuit Court charged with grand larceny Puckett is held for stealing a lot of clothing from Ben Skillman of near North Middletown Constable Joe Williams arrested Puckett in this city and recovered most of the -- - -clothing Walter Brothers colored- - was St uniHy over by Judge Purnell to Circuit Court on a charge of stealing bed clothing from the residence of Mrs County Attorney Mollie Dan Roche Dundon who was prosecuting Brothers identified a shirt that the prisoner had Constable on as his own property Willianis secured the other shirtf and blankets and sheets from parties to whom tey had been sold by Brothers Sanford Johnson colored for threaten ¬ ing te decapitate his wife and otherwise making his home unpleasant was given twenty five days at hard labor and costs - 2500 has diamond pin valued a sworn out a warrant for the arrest of Alice White of Cincinnati charging her with the robbery - fey - Their return Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c j or yard day from New Orleans Mrs G N Fithian of this city has was hastened by the illness of Mies Paris Ky March 1 1898 sold his farm of 230 acres near Rich Emma Mill se TJbe partnership of J M Thomas mond to JM Park Jor about fipuuu Sony the junior partner being W R Mi88 Mary Bryan of Georgetown and Mr McCliutockand G W- White Ttmas is berebydissolved by mntnal for the Bourbon coWent and agreement who auie o er Fri the pf bnsiness itie busmess havH bought the AmilJ 3eeliox v ve rame of J Clubs ball retnrned home yesterday wIl hereafter be rnn Harness Com Richmonu Saddle and She waB the guest of Mrs James Wil M Thoinas the son curing to enter¬ Mr McClintock has rented the pany WE HA 7 E fiEOEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K IP into other business Settlements of outson on Mt Airy avenue residence in Richmond Letcher standing accounts may be made with Miss Sallie Ball of Maysville and either of the late partners or Mr VV B IMPORTED SUITIMS ASD TR011SES1M Attention is directed to the profes- ¬ Nickles agent Mi 88 Sallie May Anderson of Georgesional announcement in another column J M- - THOMAS town who arrived Friday to visit Miss feigned w R Tfl0MAS of Mr N C Fisher attorney-at-laNellie Mann and attend the ball that 4t lmar jjho has located bis office on the second evening returned to tneir nomes yester floor over the Louisville store in the day Our Prices are lower than any houBe in Central Kentucky whws Ford Building opposite thb Court ¬ We ask you to give ub a calL Misses Sue Graves and Julia Thom- ¬ quality ard style are considered house Mr Fisher will also conduct a son of Georgetown came over Friday The News con real estate business for a short visit to Mrs H H Roberts as in every wy mends Mr Fisher AND sister of the former Miss Thomson reworthy of a liberal share of the publics 9 Miss afternoon turned Saturday business by Judge Purnell IHJlJFtf TTA VT TiVTTORW Graves maj remain several days Auctioneer A T Forsyth reports Whiskers removed from collars and W B Hutchison of Lexington S 1 JUrlGfJ OatUi McClintocks cuffs by the BourbonStearn Laundry Mclutyre thesale of came down Saturday evening for a visit Office Main St opp Court house stock crop etc made Friday as fol- ¬ to his mother Mr Hutchison has late ¬ Over Louisville Store A Bad Fish Law Proposed angle 22050 Pair mules lows ly been elected President of the Meteor lraar lyr mules 40 to 100 one horse for 30 OUR House Bill 72 is a bill introduced at Club a congenial party of Lexington aaMMaaaBaaaBWaBiBMnaBBIIiaaaBaaBaiaMBaHaHaMaiaapaaBpaaIHatav 45 yearling steers 27 50 to cows cyclists which is composed of six gentle- ¬ Frankfort relating to the taking or steers 36 75 to 4375 catching of fish in Kentucky 3050 The men and ten ladies 13 100 shenp 475 to 6 sows fishermen of Bourbon are of united opincalves One of the very prettiest dances OP 2 50 to and pips 18 to 30 50 shotes bill ehould not beoome a evdr given by the Bourbon Club was the ion that the 4 Langshan hens 35 to 45 cents each law as it would result in emptying the ball of Friday night at Odd Fellows TOLL GATE HOUSES LOTS cockerels 50 cents to 105 ducks 30 to streams of all the fish re The bill pro- ¬ Hall Saxton furnished excellent music 40 cents farm implements brought fair vides that tho law shall be inoperative for the event and lent inspiration to the prices 10 tons mixed hay 650 per ton from May 15th to March 15th and dancers to glide over the canvassed surPublic Sale of toll gate houses and fish may be caught in any manner except face Among those present were Misses Bourbon Tobacco Sales lots on Pdris and Georgetown turnpike by use of poison or dynamite provided Julia Thomson Mary Bryan Bird on Last week J W Thomas Jr of this that seine meshes be not less than 1 Rogers Fannie Rogers Sue Graves anci city sold twelve hogsheads of tobacco inches square Minnow seines less than Daisy Long Sallie May Anderson of MONDAY MARCH 7TI1 1898 at Cincinnati at an average price of ten feet in length bv four feet in depth Georgetown Bettie Coombs Dalas gsbtmeii j Bro of Boorbon will be permitted under the law 18 22 Texas Sallie Ball Maysville Agnes at 12 oclock m Nichols No pu 1175 Wyman Chillicothe O Alice Snell North 1 A certain house and lot on th sold five hogbheads at 12 50 side of Paris and Georgetown cuffs ironed on our im Collars and 1125 10 and 1025 Clark Sallie Joe Hedges Louise Bash one from proved machine are unsurpassed for ford Etta Quisenbsrry Nannie Swear -- turnpike situated about and milefouith one Paris and contains one beauty of color and finish Examining Trial Set engen Mamie Rion Nellie Mann and acres of land with all out buildings ap- ¬ Bourbon Steam Laundry tf Clara Wilmoth MeBars John C rson purtenant thereto The examining trial of Emmett No 2 A certain house and lot on the Fleischmans yeast for sale by Wtll and Stair Montgomery James North side of Paris and Georgetown Kirk and Lou Anderson colored Kenney Georgetown John Peck Cin turnpike situated in the town of Cen Spears charged with being accessories to the McDermott cinnati Coleman Morgan W P Cassell terville Bourbon county Ky and con- ¬ N shooting of John Shea the L Experienced hands are handling our BIRTHINGTONS WASHDAY tains one acre of land with out buildings night watchman is set for ten oclock new steam laundry and our customers Mr Shropshire Lexington Tom Collier appurtenant thereto Cynthian John Barnes Jack Graves never allowed the Father of hig before Judge se to morrow morning Said sale will be made at the are all well pleased Let us call and Roger and Lawless Gatewood Will Webb door upon the following terms Country to danee with joy at tSjerget yonr linenv We can please you too Peters and Mr McGowan Mt Sterling One half cash in hand and remainder in Haggard Reed tf V sight of a well 1 an nder edf sMffl Henry and Clarence Smith Chas six months tor which purchaser1 shall Thos Woodford Estata Rented ap- ¬ execute his bond with Isgrig arej Strpther Winchester Mr Cogar Mid proved security due six good andafter cuf or collar because he- - wsasst months The landed estate on Cane Ridge of Davis Thompson way Colby Crr Clintonville 0ikford initiated into the secrets- of tflrose Thos Woodford deceased was publicly offering surprising bargains in mens Hinton Will Hintou Ed Tucker Ed date bearing six per cent interest from day of sale as follows by Auction and boys stylish shoes The prices are rented Saturday Those- - Tvlio Hutchcrdft G W Clay Frank Walker ii p to da to articles if W M PURNELL ppr Fnrsvtb c r the executors Tract ripht John Power Frank Bowden Ben live in Pans know n-- gooct tiBg 2t JBCC No 1 about 273 acres to Catesby Sam Clay whiskey Downey Roy Clendenin Stroteer Quis ¬ Woodford at 3 80 rvr acre tract No when thy see it though ara5 the Spears McDermott enberry Will Cl rk Frank Bedford 2 116 acre to same at 380 tract No finish color and perfect work Dr Lynn Moore Will WornHll James 390 3 about 54 acres to same at Isgrig have in Chambers Dane n T ylor Thos Buck Thompson Davis on their linen is our besi aertise- tract No 4 about 147 acres to R P school childrens shoes extra good values ner B A Frnk John Spears Vernon menu gQRieKTitti My residenceon Mt Airy containing Hopkins at 385 tract No1 5 about for very little money Try them Leer M tt Cly Miller Mellvin Noh seven rooms There is a good cellar Spears R y Mann Kirtley Jameson 132 acres to Brice Steel at 375r tract fruit water large yard etc Will rent No 6 100 acres J D Ockerman at 4 for money or will board with the carrying nearly The Northwestern is tract No 7 ybout 14T acres to Will 1000000 insurance on the lives of We are sole agents for Knox Guyer family and can furnish the rooms Ap BKO Broprietorsv W M HINTON JR Manhattan and Davis bats ply at the house or at the residence of Simms 4 hVjct No 8 32 acres B F Bourbon Countys reprpser Native citi ¬ Siglpr J A Wilson Walls at 760 The warehouse was zens Call on R P Dow Jr for Spriug styles now on sale Telephoie No 4 26oc 8t MRS A A BARCLAY particulars J W Davis Co i rented at 20 to J D Powell -- John T McClintock brother of N A Bower of the L and Walter Champ of The Bourbon Notice is given that there will be a News have returned from a brief trip meeting of the Stockholders of the Citi- ¬ zens Bank of Paris at the office o the to New Oileans nd Florida Bank on Thursday March 10th 1898 Misses Bird and Fannie Rogers of to elect a Board of Directors for the ea J M HUGHES Prest Georgetown were guests of Miss Eddie smrnr year Wm Ms Cashier Tbey Spears Friday and Saturday lmar 3t cime over for the Bourbon Clubs ball Mr and Mrs John B Kennedy and Mrs Horace Miller arrived home Satur- ¬ Messrs J we will sell everything in the next 50 days stock at prices less thaa est all Mice of Dissolution Dress Goods formerly 75c and 100 per yard at 39 nbraeiiig fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcord diagoial Merges Table linens and napkins large variety at cost All our underwear at much less than cost Penangs and percales formerly 8Jc to close 4c per ywaX See our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth- 25c Notions of every description less than cost 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for - lh ¬ nd jt ¬ w Qoi FOR FALL AND WINTER ¬ N C Attorney- At Law FISHER ¬ Real Estate Agent h JFJE REMEMBER Kb WE HAVE PUBLIC SALE ¬ Si RINJ GOODS make a first class Suit for and that 2000 ¬ UR GUARANTEE d6 We v ike every garment to order not sen ut any ready made clothing Every handled only by first class tailors ranteedto fit and is LA VTN HUKILL Central Hotel Building ¬ con--hou- - sir - FOR PlElT i dne ihe Bourbon Steam laundry vjr a- - v THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH It was late in the afternoon and near 1 1898 THE BOURBON NEWS - Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by ej LMl fEdltors and BRUCE IF SHE HAD LIVED If she had lived thought days how sweetly sad the Of all she might have been what diffe- ¬ Her steps had led me what more happy to my life had brought It she had lived If she had lived perhaps the golden prize We call success had sooner neared my hand And won at last the favor of the land Might seem more worthy to my happier eyes If she had lived If she had lived the earth and air and sky Might seem to hold a deeper right to be The leaves more sadly fall from shrub and tree The flowers she loved might sorrow more rent ways Her gentle presence looked up as if a giacious cloud had passed before the sun in that cloudless pitiless sky saw the girl and smiled Mucho calor he said as she drew near Topics of conversation are much the same in all lands and among all classes and conditions Yes she said pleasantly it is very hot Where are you going senorita To the fathers store for some chiles You are going to have something nice for supper Yes some tamales Ahj I wish But he did not com- ¬ sentence It was cut off by a plete the snort from the blue mule now pulling and kicking as if in a resentful state of mind Steady he shouted to the mule snapped his azote then turned to the girl again She had started off Why dont you come then she asked provokingly turning half around Wait a moment Teresa pleaded Will you dance with the mule driver me to night Ill see she laughed as if to prove to die given If she had lived If she had lived perhaps each day were IKffe m A fuller promise as the east unbars Ricardo heard a mutter of derison Morn noon and sunset twilight and the from the arrastrar next below his as stars Might seem more radiant earth more like the girl went on down the path He to Heaven turned simply Another Aoice accosted If she had lived her inquiringly She answered gayly If she had lived perhaps the tide of years as was her wont but did not linger Had borne me on more calmly to the sea Hombre brutal mumbled Ricardo Whose shore is Life and Natures har- ¬ It was that Ramon who stoned the - instincts in all latitudes that the sex has the same tantalizing m mule But he was too busy with Might sound a sweeter echo in my ears thoughts of the dance he had bespoken If she had lived Arthur Cleveland Palmer in Atlanta to give Ramon more attention Constitution Ricardo thrived and the blue mule was his most helpful ally Often did he call down blessings on the head of the Hi stranger whom he had denounced as a cheat and sumptuously did the mule fare as sumptuousness goes with mules and in Quitovic Of all the mules to that labored in that quaint desert By Harry E Andrews to town Azul was the most trustworthy mony The Blue Mule g of Quotovic t iK tw 19 ft i i Ricardo bought the mule of stranger who passed on was nothing to distinguish him there from the innumerable mules of oblivion except a streak of thin blue hair form- ¬ ing a tropical zone around his body just behind his shoulders Whether this was natures frolic or the freak of some former owners humor Ricardo did not inquire That was immaterial inasmuch as the mule had four legs free from eccentricities and as the prudent Kicardo had taken pains to demon- ¬ strate could pull well at the arrastrar pole Ricardo was delighted with his ac- ¬ quisition He could see in it the dawn of a new prospeiity a rainbow of de ¬ lightful promise Mi favorito he ex- ¬ claimed patting the beast fondly as he tethered and fed him on that first night of his proud proprietorship ah mi favorito The mule placidly chewed the straw which Ricardo offered but did not respond to his endearment with so much as a wink It was a brilliant moonlit night a fiangT time and occasion for an ex¬ change of sentiment but there was a blank expression on the mules face that disturbed the impressionable He disappeared Ricardo returned a tallow candle and held it before with his companions eyes as if more intently to studj his physiognomy Not a shad ¬ ow of change passed over the beasts countenance not u blink nor a sign of curiosity was aroused by the sputtering dip When his new and charming own ¬ er lifted his head the blue mule gazed calmly into the firmament as though the candle were a part of it and then plunged his nose again into the straw brought from the Valley of Sonoyta 50 miles away where things grow Ay el estrangero said Ricardo re- ¬ flectively swindler Ricardo could express his thoughts in two languages but that was all he said It was evident that his mind had reverted unpleasant ¬ ly to him who had passed on Next morning Ricardo tied the mule to the arrastrara pole fastened the badge over his eyes and set him at work as though nothing had happeued He spoke genially to his beast hit him in ¬ offensively with the rawhide as a mere matter of form and the blue mule plodded cheerily upon his endless jour ¬ ney Imagine a circular pavement of large fiat stones with a double rim made of two rows of smaller stones set on edge in the center an upright re- ¬ volving shaft from which a pole radiates horizontally to the outside of the circle bound to the pole midway a heavy block of granite and hitched to the poles outer end the blue mule A burro comes down from the mountains with 250 pounds of ore on his heroic little back and gets his first drink of water for three days Ricardo dumps the ore into the puddle of water and quicksilver in the arrastrar and it is ground into a paste as the mule drags that heavy block of granite over it in the little cir- ¬ cle Walking around and around the beast would become dizzy were he not blindfolded one readily sees that and congratulates the hoodwinked mules on the happy and honorable way in which they have been befooled into thinking Ihey are getting ahead A swarthy corpulent man with straight black hair and a feeble fuzz of beard contrasting humorously with his great bulk passed by and grunted at Ricardo The mule driver saluted gravely He saw nothing incongruous in the alcaldes beard nor could he re ¬ gard with aught but seriousness the great man of the town and district sole representative of law and authority owner of the mills ajnd virtual proprie- ¬ tor of the town and its inhabitants Woe be to the peon who should incur the 111 wiii of the alcalde or of the alcaldes hairless dog trotting by his side Another traveler came down the sandy path Although Ricardo had hteu attending faithfully to his work a thrill had come to his consciousness at the moment she came through the opening that never opened or shut the qzlz door of the alcaldes house He WHEN Why should he have a driver when he would so hon- ¬ estly drag the pole for the whole of his six hours shift night or day with ¬ out a word from his master That rare visitor to the arrastrar town the Spirit of Enterprise touched Ricardo He contracted with the alcalde to take charge of a second mill near by and with the aid of the loyal Azul he oper- ¬ ated two arrastrars at once and earned double pa He was the rising young man of the village Azul mi favorito he exclaimed night after night as he embraced the blue mule gave him his straw with the little measure of corn that cost so dear and encircled him with his hair lariat to preserve him from rattlers And the3 dont know not one of them knows I am sure Ricardo had other and suit- ¬ able expressions of attachment and ad- - the most intelligent V t BPM V ASr- - n I iwimmitfSM fftEW AM mm w vm um m m Mf I03C4 I IUP5ijr K in 11 lIlMlI w 2 ANOTHER TRAVELER CAME DOWN THE PATH miration for Senorita Teresa in whose sight he had found increasing favor as portant father did not frown upon his suit Ricardo felt at peace with his little world but is it not sad that prosperity and peace ever generate the poison that rankled in the heart of Ramon store of baked mud among the beans and peppers and miners kits He had come with a complaint he said his own and others There was something new and something wrong in Quitovic To morrow I will listen to you said the alcalde for to morrow was always the alcaldes busy day There were many to morrows but Ra ¬ mon persisted till the great man paused to hear him It is a cheat said Ramon One man is doing the work of two It may be so replied the alcade de ¬ the months went by and whose all im ¬ One day the jealous one betook him ¬ self to the court of the alcalde in the liberately There will be mischief We shall see Creame your worship It will waste the ore and lose the gold The alcaldes eyes gleamed Do you know that he asked I am sure your worship I will see to morrow and the great man waved off the little one Ricardo and Azul worked faithfully as to morrows approached and receded unconscious of the disaster that had taken shape in Kamons mind The lat- ¬ ter held his peace and flung no more taunts at the male sanguine that he had laid the train for the catastrophe and had only to apply the match How happy I am murmured the happy Ricardo to Teresa as they sat on a rock near the arrastrars next day I have spoken to the padre I have told nobody she answered softly No let it Be a secret till all is in readiness Then we will have a fiesta Shall we go to San Antonio Yes and you shall have flowers Flowers Many flowers and garlands They shall come from Sonoyta Ricardo arose and bestirred the mule to greats activity the other mule Azul was 4ver active and Rioardn rmiirt I return to his sweetheart Not Inconsistent Talent Worth Vulng TRAINING OF FIREMEN have understood staid the fiiend- said Miss Kittish I Im afraid of you the end of Ramons shift In half an All Are Athletes and No Cowards Get Jy critic unfolding avoluminotrs manu ¬ to 31r Callow saucily hour his alternate would come to re- ¬ Into the Department replied Callow script that poets have a shrinking lieve him If he was to carry out the Firemen are athletes as a matter of A Thats stwange you awMrsaid few minutes ago that nature plan which his tempestuous brain had sourse They have to be or they could you were afwaid of nothing doncher I can testify to the truth of that evolved as he lay sleepless and tortured not hold their places for1 a week even if replied the bard know on his bed of straw through the night they could get into them at all The Well I dont want to impose on Well what of that Detroit Free he Ramon must soon act and now mere handling of the scaling ladders friendship But it would be a great Press when they were absorbedin oneanother which light though they seem weigh favor if you would shrink this up into when Ricardos eyes saw no more than irom 16 to 40 pounds requires unusual One of the Disadvantages those of the bandaged mules now was strength No particular skill is needed Though all things come to him that about four stanzas before making me read it Washington Star waits the time the very nick of time A man need only have steady nerve It happens oft that he So behold Ramon creeping to the and the strength to raise the long pole Prices Had Gone Up Has ceased to want them long before arrastrar where Azul was sweating at by its narrow end and jam the iron Within his reach they be I suppose I can have your vote for his toil Behold him stealthily crawl- ¬ hook through a window which he can-¬ Chicago Journal 500 said the promoter ing to the further rim of the mill with not see but knows is there Once Not much replied the legislator NOT A CONNOISSEUR an open knife in his hand while the blue through the teeth in the hook and the My price is 1000 mule unconscious of the danger plod- ¬ mans weight upon the ladder hold it But last Monday you offered it to me ded around and around again to the safe and there is no real danger unless for 500 spot where he hid and the two lovers he loses his head Against that possi- ¬ Oh well that was bargain day chattered blithely severe drill in the school of Chicago Post bility the Diablo muttered Ramon fiercely instruction is the barrier Anyone to Compromised A knife flashed once twice and the whom climbing at dizzy heights or do ¬ With all my worldly goods I the en- ¬ deed was done With an oath of satis- ¬ ing the hundred and one things of peril dow faction Ramon crept back to his work to ordinary men which firemen are He stopped his strong brain seemed to reel and the blue mule apparently ignor ¬ constantly called upon to do causes the At least with all of them he stam- ¬ ing him displayed some petulance to- least discomfort is rejected as unfit mered now ward a gnat which had alighted on his About five per cent of all appohxtees Except my brand new chainless wheel shoulder then tranquilly pursued the are eliminated by the ladder test and Puck long road which led to nowhere never get beyond their probation serv- ¬ Friendly Advice For how could Ramon have achieved ice A certain smaller percentage takes This poem said the editor will his ignoble purpose by the murder of itself out through loss of nerve gen never do as it now stands I would sug- ¬ Azul That would have been but half erally The first experience of a room gest that you take it around to some a revenge while the retribution he had full of smothering smoke with the fire chiropodist plotted was all shattering and com- ¬ roaring overhead is generally sufficient Why so asked the poet plete He had laid the train for an ex to convince the timid that the service is Its feet need attention Chicago lIosion an earthquake The two strokes not for him No cowards are dismissed Record of his knife had cut the bandage from from the department for the reason Afflicted JFavorites the mules eyes that was all but was that none get into it Flim Are you a good judge of horse Queer how we like blind people bel¬ not that enough Azul would grow The notion that there is a life saving flesh ter than we do deaf people dizzy and dizzier and would fall in his corps apart from the general body of Flam Dont know never ate any ¬ Thats not queer at all tracks the mill would stop and Ri- firemen rests upon a mistake They are N Y Journal Why isnt it cardo all given to his charmer would one Every fireman nowdays must pass Airy Habitations Sympathy costs nothing but shout not notice the episode The alcalde muster at life saving drill must climb Man builds a castle grand and fair- ing tires our lungs Louisville Courier-Jwould soon stride by for had not the to the top of any building on his scaling-No trouble about that ournal a false mes ¬ ladder cunning Ramon sent him But when he moves in- - oh despair slide down with a rescued He finds its just a flat sage to lure him home He would ob- comrade or jump without hesitation Mixod Relationship Harlem Life serve the idle mill and the fallen mule from the third story into the life net Mr Shackwell My dear is it you he would see Ricardo neglecting his spread below By such training the Physically Exempt children or my children that are quarAh he men are fitted for duty to dally with Teresa Lady You ought to be ashamed to reling their work and the would say no such lazy careless fel- ¬ occasion comes soon that puts them to beg for a living the good book says Mrs Shackwell listening a moment low shall be a son of mine Up you the test It came to Daniel J Meagher you should earn yourliving by the Neither The children of your first loafer Leave my daughter and at-¬ foreman of Hook and Ladder company sweat of your brow wifes first husband are quarreling with tend to work No begone I will not No 3 when in the midnight hour a Beggar I know lady but yer see I the children of my first husbands first have you work for me Poltroon Never woman hung from the fifth story win ¬ aint got no brow to speak of Judge wife Chicago Tribune come near nry arrastrars or cast a shad- ¬ dow of a burning building and the Easily Moved Ramon longest ow across my path again Didnt Propose ladder at Mrs Gibbs Your wife is such a sym- ¬ Tom So you did not propose to that and his little or a dozen feet of hand fell short ten could see and hear it all reaching her The soul dilated Meanwhile Azul pursued boldest man in the crew had vainly at¬ pathetic woman Mr Tibbs It takes dear girl last night as you intended to very little to move her Ah my friend I am afraid you were not his circular pilgrimage as constantly tempted to reach her and in the effort Mr Tibbs Youre right madam fired by the divine spark of love as the earth revolved in its orbit and had sprained his foot There were no Dick I was fired by her father- - N the lovers prattled as unceasingly as scaling ladders then Meagher ordered Eleven times in four years and shes looking for a new house now Tit Bits Y Weekly in the the spheres sang to each other the rest to plant the ladder on the stoop heavens and hold it out from the building so Then Ramons successor came to re- that he might reach the very topmost lieve him and he would be free to wit step Balanced thus where the slight- ¬ ness the denouement The blue mule est tremor might have caused could not keep on his feet much longer and all to crash to the ground ladder bade he must soon stagger and fall and by the woman drop and receivinghe her in that time the alcalde would pass There his arms carried her down safe could be no failure all was going well Jacob A Riis in Centurv and Ramon making- a skillful detour THE MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI hid behind the alcaldes chicken house to watch and wait and see his triumph of All the River Systems Yes there was the alcalde across the Greatest Upon the Earth arroyo He had received the message How many Americans appreciate the and left his store Patience But the grandeur of their countrj s geography Why Why did he not pause mule How many know that there is no river did he not stumble Why did not the system on earth which even distantly earth swim under his feet Why did he compares with that of the Mississippi not fall in a heap in the path Ramons arid its tributaries blood boiled as die saw Azul steadily r The census tells us that these rivers jmlling the mill around as he had drawn all flowing through one channel into it for hours without a false step with- ¬ the Gulf of Mexico aggregate more out a sign of distress than 100000 miles in length The And see The alcalde had come up Amazon the Nile the Ganges and all Ricardo raised his sombrero and the the rest of the great river systems on great man nodded to the happy couple earth put together scarcely approach With his business affairs going forward this magnificent showing profitablj-- what magnate could ob- ¬ Think of it A steamboat leaving ject to polite attentions to his daughter Pittsburgh can visit 23 states without from the eligible one passing- through any artificial channel But Ramon swore an oath unto him- ¬ She can go up the Allegheny and self His heart was a lump of lead and Monongahela the Big Sandy the Ken ¬ beads of perspiration stood on his tucky the Wabash the Tennessee anJ brow How he wished he had made an- ¬ the Cumberland clear into Alabama other use of the knife And all the time before reaching the mouth of the Ohio Below Cairo she can traverse not only Azul was keeping on his course as serenelj- as Jupiter or the far Uranus the Mississippi but the St Francois the All things seemed unnatural and dis- ¬ Arkansas the White the Red the Ya- ¬ torted to Ramons turbulent brain He zoo the Tallahatchee the Yalobusha SEEING THINGS IN GERMANY had witnessed impossibilities Now he the Ouachita the great bayous and all the tributaries of these streams imagined that the blue mule looked up Above Cairo lie the Upper Mississippi at him and sneered sardonically and it Effectually Done Unexpected Speed made him furious Then he heard Azul the Hlinois the Missouri the Yellow ¬ Do you have your shirts done up at She Well you knew I was going to laugh a long loud irritating mad- ¬ stone fhe Platte the Big Horn and a a laundry asked Hojack open a running account score of tributaries to all these The dening laugh I do replied Tomdick and it re¬ He Yes but I didnt know it would When the mule brayed Ramon sprang supposititious steamboat can land at quires only about three washings to do be constantly running against its own to his ieet beside himself with rage and 1050 towns and cities on her way them up very exhaustively Detroit record Puck These rivers drain an area of 1683 Free Press chagrin and started to flee He could Real Joy stay in Quitovic no longer He would 303 square miles occupied by a popula ¬ A Pinal Need Of all the joys that fate can fix tion of 24298332 in 1890 put miles between himself and the scene This makes the heart elate Brown There are many societies for The commerce of this great river sys1 of his humiliation But a heavy hand To hear the bell at half past six the prevention of this that and the And not get up till eight was laid violently upon him and bore tem was carried on in 1889 by 7453 ves ¬ other Chicago Hecord sels with an aggregate tonnage of him to the ground Smith Yes Well soon need a soci- ¬ So you are the thief are you said 3393379 and a value of 15535005 WHY HE WAS DISJECTED is that commerce that its ety for the prevention of the societies And a voice that made him quake I annual so rich earnings exceed the total for prevention N Y Truth gross thought no better of you fault finder of the craft engaged in it by After the Boom murmurador It is you who has been value a million dollars It carries nearly Woolsey West Ten years ago all the eating my pullets passengers and Alas for the quivering Ramon he nearly eleven millionmillion tons of land around here sold for a dollar and thirty three a quarter an acre could not utter one word of defense or nearly per year freight Hudson River And what does it sell protest and little would it avail him if And this is only one of the great river for now he could The alcalde both made laws George Cary our W W Taxes Brooklyn Life for Quitovic and executed them With systems of in N courtry Y World Eggleston his strong arm he dragged the wretch Double Demand for Footwear to his feet and led him off to the cala- ¬ Mountain Torrents in the Rockies Mrs Scrimp Johnny needs a new Scattered among the foot hills of the pair of shoes Silas boose Mr Scrimp Good gracious One When Ricardo found the severed band- ¬ Rockies are rivers still more willful in their habits Instead of keeping to would think that that boy was a quad ¬ age he divined the secret of it all and he laughed softly Always a man of their duties in a methodical way they ruped Harlem Life gentle moods he was too happy now to rush their annual work through in a An Ill Chosen Rejoinder month or two then they take long harbor a grudge1 Ah mi favorito Cholly That was an unfortunate he said to the muLe as he caressed him vacations For months together they collision I was in but I escaped unhurt that night he did not know that you carry no water at all and one may Amy Ym escaped unhurt Yes it are blind He did not know that it was plant and build and live and sleep in was an unfortunate collision N Y all the same to you And Azul wore Htheir deserted beds but beware Journal Holly You seem out of spirits old garlands as well as Teresa when they Without warning they resume active man Easily Proven rode to the little adobe church at San business Maybe on a Sunday or in the Homer Yes not a- drop left in the She George do you believe that out An tone where Padre Francisco married middle of the night a storm cloud house N Y Times visits the mountains There is a roar of sight is out of mind and blessed them He No Turn the gas out and Fll Comparison Your blessing on Azul too craved a crashing and down comes a terrible De eloquentest folks you sees Ricardo with a coin in his handr and wall of water sweeping away houses prove it Puck Ain dem dats done got through fishing His Wish Gratified the holy mans benediction rested on and barns and people No skating no But dem dat keeps a talkln bout on Buyer entering poultry shop De things deys gwitater do the blue mule of Quitovic San Fran- ¬ boating no swimming no I those treacherous rivers only surprise should like to see a nice fat goose Washington Star cisco Argonaut and shock and disaster F R Spear ¬ Boy Yes sir mother will be Small How He Might Do It man in St Nicholas 3own directly Tit Bits Memory Quickened Hammond That clubbing policeman The Reason Dude to barber How much do I I supposereally expects to go to Heaven Proof Nurse Girl I lost sight of the child owe you Jones So you had a lively tussle when he dies Barber The same as jou usually pay mum and Beans Well he probably expects to with the burglar Mother Good gracious Why didnt sir Smith Lively Why it woke up the beat his way in N Y Journal I dont take the trouble to remem- ¬ you speak to a policeman cook N Y Truth Wise Harold ber what you have charged I wus speaking to wmn all the toime How WarmingShe Haroldt how do I look in Tit Bits mum much is it this J ustwed What can 1 do that will new dress Twenty cents why it make you less cold to me darling We never can understand He You look lovely dearthat I v0 but you have charged me only 15 pays to be a good shot Washington Mrs Justwwl Get me a sealskin hadnU notid kothe cents before dress Chica Humoristisehe Blat v Democrat lacque N Y Journal Tribune tar ¬ ¬ ¬ -¬ ¬ -- 3 to- - - Ik fit 111 - - - - pw a THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAUOH AGRICULTURAL HINTS NESTS Tliey Ar9 Easily Cleaned and Can Be Removed at Will The more inconvenient the nests of the poultry house the more probabil ity that the cleaning will be neglected This means a harbor for lice and this in turn forebodes disaster and ruin to the poultryman Removable nests seem to be the best solution of the dif ficultj for in this manner the wash used for cleaning can penetrate every crack and crevice of the nests The plan which 1 give has been used for years in my poultry houses and I ¬ 1 1898 I REMOVABLE WORN OUT FARM SOIL It Can Re Improved by Plowing Un ¬ A VIGOROUS BATTLE ¬ without having been in clqver or the grasses or received periodical dressings of barn yard manure have been deprived of the greater portions of their mold And as is also an admitted truth that mold is an indispensable ingredient in every productive soil it stands to reason that when in the course of im- ¬ provident culture it has been extracted it is essential that it be restored The question then hew shall this restoration be brought about is one of full interest to every farmer Those who ¬ From the New Era Greensburg Ind der Green Crops The following is a straightforward state Soils that have been in long culture ment of facts by a veteran of the late war ¬ No comrade will need further proof than their friends own words as here given Squire John Castor of Newpoint Ind is the narrator and an honest respected citizen he is too He said I have been troubled with rheumatism in all my joints ever since I went to the war It was brought on by my exposure there It came on me gradually and kept getting worse until I was unable to do any work I tried several physicians but they did me no good They Baid my trouble was rheumatism resulting in disease of the heart and that there was no cure for it Nevertheless I had lived and fought the disease for thirty years and did not intend to die simply because they said ¬ ¬ ¬ have found it economical convenient and easily carried out by anyone who can use a hammer and saw I use the regular siding one foot wide such as Is used for barns etc The foundation for the nests is like NESTS IN POSITION is made of two boards as long as you wish your row of nests to be Five feet is a good length and will make four nests but it may be readily made twice as long if desired Nail a stout piece two feet long at each end of the long boards on the under side To these two pieces are nailed the four boards for the legs This table fits closely up against the side of the hen house and must stand firmly To make the nest take one board the length of your table Mark ft off by lines about 14 inches apart the first one about two inches from the end New upon each line nail at right angles a board sawed by line one foot square This practically finishes the nests as you will see when you settle them in plaoe with the top of a table It INVESTED the table for the bottom of the nests und the side of the henhouse for the back A thin piece of board two or three inches wide must be nailed along the lower edges of the squares to hold in the straw and eggs I have used two laths laid side by side when nothing else was handy The dimen- ¬ sions I have given are for hens of medium size perhaps they woukl be too small for Brahmas and Cochins especially the sitters It takes only a short time to remove these nests and the table also if necessary into the yard and give them a bath of boiling hot soapsuds with or long handled brush f broomcoating of lime and water in ¬ a Then to which a little disinfectant or coal oil has been stirred or a wash with lice paint and you can feel that your duty has been not only done but well done Vfe NESTS REMOVED FROM TABLE AND have ample resources who have full supplies of animal and mineral and vegetable manures who have the materials on their land to form composts com- ¬ prising the elements in question need look no further for the means of re- ¬ storing the needed constituents to the soil But those who are differently situaled who have but little manure and are but ill supplied with the raw material to make compost must turn their attention to the best means oi placing such matters in the soil as will form mold The growing and plowing in of green crops is often advised anc we here repeat that advice No soil can be truly productive unless both organic and inorganic plant foods are present The air can supply a portion of the organic food as clover roots can by their tubercle bacilli convert the unavailable nitrogen of the air into available plant food This can be done only while the plant is growing What kinds of crops should be cultivated and plowed in This question must be solved by circumstances The facility ivith which seed may be obtained the facility with which plants selected can be grown on these poor lands their cost etc will determine to a great extent which shall be used Chief is red clover valuable for pasturage and equally so as a fertilizer Clover is first and no doubt the best mortgage raiser there is for It surely does restore the fertility of the land As mentioned before it supplies the nitrogen supply as none other can I know farms that would raise scarcely anything which in course of four or five years treatment with clover and with proper rotation have become very valuable as crop producing farm Clover is a good crop for green manuring Rye and rape are likewise recommended but clover un doubtedly stands first Charles W Burkett in Farm and Fireside ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I must so I hunted up some remedies for myself and finally happened on Dr Wil- ¬ liams Pink Pills for Pale People I asked some of my neighbors about the medicine for it had been used by several persons in the oJive the Children a Brink it community and they recommended very highly I procured a box The pills called Grain O It is a delicious appetizing helped me right away and I continued tak- ¬ nourishing food drink to take the place of ing them I commenced taking them last coffee Sold bv all grocers and liked by all fall and finished taking the sixth box a few who have used it because when properly months ago I am not bothered with the prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but rheumatism now the medicine has cured is tree from all its injurious properties me I can most certainly recommend Dr Wil- ¬ Grain 0 aids digestion and strengthens the liams Pink Pills for Pale People nerves It is not a stimulant but a health These pills are not only good for rheuma- ¬ builder and children as well as adults can tism but are invaluable for any disease that drink it with great benefit Costs about as arises from impoverished or bad blood much as coffee 15 and 25c They do not act on the bowels Good Customer The proprietor of a suburban hotel has a gon whose sense of humor seems likely to result in the destruction of the business of the house Recently one of the guests was the traveling representative of a fire grenade manufacturing house The grenades are green glass bottles filled with a compound that iB said to smother fire They are hurled into the center of the blaze and bursting with the force of the impact render an engine and a line of hose unnecessary The fire grenade agent remained several days at the hotel and advertised that bpfore his departure he would give a grand exhibition of the efficiency of the green glass bot- ties Early in the evening when the exhibition was advertised to take place a large and curious crowd gathered in front of the hotel The agent caused a fire to be built in the street boxes and barrels being piled many feet high After seeing that the fire was roaring merrily the agent made his appearance bearing an armful of fire grenades He hurled the bottles one after another into the blazing pile but instead of smothering the flames the grenades seemed to have the opposite effect The fire blazed up nearly twice its former height and the surrounding buildings began to shed their paint while the crowd drew back from the fierce heat The agent was the most astonished man in the group until he learned that the son of the hotel proprietor had extracted the grenades from the sample case poured out the contents and then filled them with gasoline The crowd soon found out that the grenades had been doctored and yells of derision nearly drowned the protests of the agent as he attempted to persuade the hotel proprietor that the house should pay the costs of the indulgence of the small boys humor Chicago Times Herald ¬ -- FJRE GRENADE AGENT FOOLED Tbfe Proprietor of tiie Hotel Lost a A JOYFUL MOTHER OF CBILDEEN Mrs Pinkliain Declares that in the Light of Mod ¬ ern Science no Woman Need Despair -- TT fV a TTAx VBssH II V TV TV I I - VIA I uF MXM1 fWMTmf l wv - ¬ ll - ISPsW ¬ 1 wssne ir m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Write freely and fully to Mrs Pinkham Her address is Lynn Mass She will tell you free of charge the cause of your trouble and what course totake Believe me under right conditions you have a fair chance to become the oy- ful mother of children The woman whose letter is here published certainly Lytles letter which follows Go to the root of the matter restore the strength of the nerves and the tone of the parts and nature will do the rest Nature has no better ally than this Compound made of her own healing and restoring herbs srs There are many curable causes for steril y in women One of the most common V nHi is general debilityi accompanied by a iv- HBBi4 peculiar condition pf the blood AW v wHHk Care and tonic treatment of the fe wlWKwi ft3freSa male organs relieve more cases of sup gX2TWmiKS Gt posed incurable barrenness than any Ci vWI i i3 other known method This is why Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com pound has effected so many cures v i vc its tonic properties are directed es pecially to the nerves which supply the uterine system Among other causes for sterility or barrenness are displacements of the womb These displacements are caused by lack of strength in the ligaments supporting the womb and the ovaries re ore these and the difficulty ceases Here fain the Vegetable Compound works won X tfssssssssbl VWfJRl ¬ See Mrs this column thinks so Worried Lots of boys say they cannot stand the I can trace my ancestors back to a hun confinement of the schoolroom who can William the Conqueror stand to loaf around a billiard hall every day dred years before trace mine that far but T Well I cant Washington Democrat havent the slightest doubt that some of them were living even earlier than that Not yourself Use St Jacobs Oil for Cincinnati Enquirer Soreness and stiffness It will cure Not am more than proud of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and cannot find words to express the good it has done me I was troubled very badly with the leucorrhcea and severe womb pains From the time P was married in 1882 until last year I was under the doctors care We had no children I have had nearly every doctor in Jersey City and have been to Belvin Hospital but all to no avail I saw Mrs Pinkhams advertisement in the paper and have used five bottles of her medicine It has done more for me than all the doctors I ever had It has stopped my pains and has brought me a fine little girl I have been well ever since my baby was born I heartily recommend Mrs Pinkhams medicine to all women suffering from sterility Mbs Lucy Lytxe 255 Henderson St Jersey City N J I -- About His Ancestors ¬ 3Se3gg333s3333Sgg533Si TYOUH w aa itaBiv wiUlliliilMVi r2 SSJilSfcH SA A THE MARKETS CINCINNATI ¬ LIVESTOCK CattlecommonJ Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Feb 3 4 6 3 3 00 ¬ SHEEPChoiee LAMBS Light shippers FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3red WIRE FENCE REEL Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 It Does Not Require Much Skill to Rye No 2 HAY Prime tochoice Make One at Home ¬ For a homemade wire fence reel sim PROVISIONS Mesb pork Lard Prime steam ply convert an empty barrel into a hand BUTTER Choice dairy Prime roller Across the open end two pieces APPLES to choice creamery Per bbl ¬ are nailed at right angles and in the cen- POTATOES Per bbl Good to choice 4 00 C 00 3 35 3 85 3 85 4 00 5 00 3 75 28 85 40 75 85 4 00 Boole Marie Combined Sent free of postage under sealed cover on receipt of ten cents in silver or stamps The latest best and most serviceable adjunct of every library and office Address Geo H Heafford 111 Handsome Metal Paper Cutter and NIURALO WATER COLOR PAINTS FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS 410 Old Colony Building Chicago I h gjj 4 50 400 Safe 5 63 4 10 97 95 28 53 9 00 10 Humanity is never satisfied The man with a watchdog a nervous wife and a restive baby does not feel safe without a burglar alarm Adams Mass Freeman 31tf 00 00 11 at All Hours ¬ ¬ deco- your grocer or paint dealer and do your own rating This material is a HARD FINISH to be applied with a brush and becomes as hard as Cement Milled in twenty four tints and works equally as well with cold or hot water G3 Send for sample color cards and if you cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will put you in the way of obtaining it ail 5 9 21 3 25 2 25 3 50 2 50 is bored to admit an iron rod The push frame can be made of light pieces of bard wood braced across and on the under side a staple or hook is inserted ter of this as well as the bottom a hole CHICAGO Are best and cheapest in the New South Land 3 to 5 an acre Easy terms Good schools and churches No blizzards No cold waves New illustrated paper Land and a Living 3 months for 10 cents in stamps W C R1NE ARSON G P Av Queen Crescent Route Cincinnati The Clairvpyant Yes I get most of my business through the papers The Mesmerist Ah you are an advertising medium then N Y Journal a Land and a Living r ecCCCCC6e6Seg6 Closer you keep THE MURALO COs NEW BRIGHTON S NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS Not 2 PORK Mess 480 1 01 90 10 30 to carry a can or paint bucket with LARD Steam 4 90 02 91 28M 252 10 35 5 17J4 1 Very Probable ¬ J rkwM i - NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent C WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed VJj J o YL1aCQ PORK New mess LARD Western 4 80 58 31 10 65 11 1 057b In 1 Seed the advertisement Company tJ X Ej a 00 5 45 of the John A Salzer La Crosse Wis a few weeks since the price of potatoes was inadvertent- ¬ ly placed at 105 per barrel this should be 150 per barrel We advise sending 5 cents postage for Salzers catalogue - - V n 0 i ffld if to the directions the more Pearline will do for you especially so in washing clothes Even the hit or miss way in which many use Pearline is better than soap using But soaking boiling and rinsing the clothes according to directions is best of all betted e for clothes better for youUse no- soap w with it 577 - SeT m 0- all know that food and water are necessary to the life of our poul- ¬ try but not until we realize that cleanliness and absolute freedom from WIRE PENCE REEL vermin are fully as necessary to their health and speedy growth will we tools staples etc This may bb sus make poultry keeping a profitable and pended from the rod just inside the open end of the barrel by means of an S satisfying success Ohio Farmer shaped wire but is not quite so convenient In removing wire one end is RAPE FOR FEEDING stapled to the barrel and then it is a Can Be Used Advantageously in Two simple matter to push the contrivance DiMtinct Ways before you In this way An agricultural bulletin says of feed dragged through the the wire is not so does dirt ing rape This plant has a specific not gather much litter Ifandis a tem- ¬ it place and is recommended for a sheep porary fence it is frequently necessary food and can be used in two ways to move it but a distance and then First it may be cut and fed in the it can be pushedshortthe way but if the all barns and is especially good for fix ¬ removal is to a greater distance the ing up show sheep for bringing up rod can be taken out and the barrelwith sheep that have gotten out of order and its coil of wire lifted into a wagon J inaj be fed in the same way to the gen ¬ M Shull in Orange Judd Farmer eral flock But its wider use is as pas- ¬ ture For this purpose t is a good plan AMONG THE POULTRY to jJant some at the time of oats sow- ¬ When eggs are kept for hatching they ing and plantevery two or three weeks should be turned half over three times after that until the 1st of August This would under ordinary circumstances a week Clover contains more of the neces lurnish good pasture throughout the sary elements for egg production than TVhen the rape is two feet season grain but it is a bulky food high the sheep may be turned into it lambs earlier but the precaution The guinea fowls come the nearest should be tuLken if possible to have to being self supporting of all the kinds them run into an old pasture field that of fowls in domestication Ground bone is one of the best forms joins the rape patch for the rape alone in which to give lime to laying hens will not likely agree with them While they are not likeij to eal too much tLe but do not give it in the food Vhen the weather is damp the ducks first few days there is danger after they get to eating it that they may are as uncomfortable as the hens and al- ¬ overload while it is wet which may re- ¬ ways seek a dry place at night sult in indigestion or bloating and in During the winter when the weather some instances purging may be a re ¬ is damp and the yards are often inuddy sult The dry pasture even if not very sulphur should not be given to the plenty will correct in most cases all fowls these difficulties If the tii sl few days The fowls should be fed as late and are passed without trouble there will as early as possible now so that the be but little danger after that But time between supper and breakfast will it will always be judicious to look after not be too long them frequently Sifted coal ashes and dry road dust in equal parts makes one of the very Turkey for the Farm best materials for dust baths St Louis The common black turkey is as good Republic jia general purpose turkey as any with Some Facts About Bees ithe possible exception of a- cross of a colony of bees about swarming In American black with the mammoth Do not attempt to ruise the time there are three kinds of oees a bronze cross of the wild turkey with the tame queen the workers and the drones for it will only result in a half wild The queen is the mother the workers bird which can never be kept within of coutsp do the work while the drones proper bounds Large fields for feeding are the gentlemen of leisure As a gen ¬ eral there is but from houses ly day and well ventilatednight are near¬ 20000rule 45000 workersone queendrone to and the necfields for roosting bj the essary to make turkey raising profita ¬ will number from a few dozen to as ble It is essenual that the house for the many hundreds but these gentlemen turkeys be near the fields over which of leisure are very short lived but few they feed with no trees between or of them ever live to see their mother the chances are they will roost in the and sisters safely quartered for the trees instead of in the house In the winter The life of a worker is about winter house warmly and feed oat- of 45 days of actual working time or doors scattering the grain thinly over about 80 days from the time the egg is the ground to make the turkeys take laid until the bee has died from overwork if there has been a flow of jaecthe necessary amount at exercis J tuv Jburnal of Agriculture Prairie Farmer ¬ ¬ FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No Southern Wheat BALTIMORE 2 4 40 98 96 33 34 4 70 99 1 01 Bachelor A traveler on lifes railway who has missed his connections Chicago Daily News CATTLE First quality Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam HOGS Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 34 35 55 4 80 4 70 3 25 Sprained last night To day you are Well if you use St Jacobs Oil to cure A lass The favorite interjection of the love lorn youth Chicago Daily News Feel it pass away when St Jacobs Oil cures Neuralgia Soothes it out strength to tread it M 98 283 27 3 75 4 00 1 00 31 2S With the day the light with the road the Samuel Johnson a 25c mmm CURE CONSTIPATION 10 00 4 87lA Keep on and suffer if you think St Jacobs Oil wont cure rheumatism 50c iMnrawwniTfiTTTr mMMIsS i A FRIENDS ADVICE And what it led to It is not a common occurence that a friendly word should be the means of giv ¬ ing nearly forty years of happiness and health to the person heeding the advice it carried This was the case with Mary iingard At twenty five she was dragging out her days in misery At sixty one she finds herself so active and strong she can do work that would shame many a younger woman and looks back on thirty six happy healthful years of industry But let her tell her story Thirty six years ago Ibad great trouble with my liver The doctors allowed that there were tumors growing on it and they blistered my side in an effort to give me relief I was at that time earning my living as a tailoress but for five years between the pain in my side and the blisters I was in constant misery and work was a drag to me with no prospect of relief fortunately for me however a friend advised me to take Dr Ayers Sar saparilla and finally persuaded me to take a regular course of it When I first com menced taking the Sarsaparilla my side was so painful that I could not fasten my dress and for a time I did not get any relief but my friend advised me to per- ¬ severe and relief was sure to come and come it did This iappened as I say thirty six years ago- - Mv liver has never troubled me since and during these years 1 have passed through the most critical period of a womans life without any par ticular trouble and to day at sixty one years of age I am active and strong and able to do a days worli that would upset -- fJtSIWINIWIMIMIMIWIWIMmilIWINimWIWiniWIISI3IMIWiniraiWIIIWIWIMIWIWIMIMtWIIIWiniWIWIMINIMIWIWININIIIWIWIMII nin DRUGGISTS i rmiT n inrwnraT m DONT BORROW TROUBLE BUY I s i z I 2 s s ¬ many a younger woman Ever since my recovery I have taken a couple of bottles of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla each spring and am quite satisfied that I owe my good health to this treatment I give this testimonial purely in the hope that it may meet the eye of some poor sufferer Mary IvINGard Woodstock Ont Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla has won its way to every corner of the world by the praise of its friends those who have tried it and who know they were cured by the use of the remedj There is nothing so strong as this personal testimony It throws all theories and fancies to the winds and stands solidly upon the rock of experience challenging every skeptic with a positive i know Ayers Sarsaparilla with its purifying and vitalizing action on the blood is a radical remedy for every form of disease that begins in tainted or impure blood Hence tumors sores ulcers boils eruptions and similar diseases yield promptly to this medicine Some cases are more stubborn than others but persistence with Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla usually results in a complete cure Mary Lingard began with a bottle and went on to a course of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla When she was cured she realized that a medicine that could cure disease could also prevent it So she took a couple of bottles each spriug and kept in perfect health There are thousands of similar cases on record Some of these are gathered into Dr Ayers Curebook a little book of ioo pages which is sent free by the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass Write for it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TIS CHEAPER m THE END s I s i 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quality New Tariotles vegetables described Jnjfree SOW GOOD SEED high ii II ii mi 1 CURES Beat Couch Syrup Tastes Good Uso In time Sold by druggists WHEKE ALL ELSE FAILS aT ii 1 m ilUMi ENDYOUR NAME frN A POSTAL RD PHD WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 FftGE ILLBSWiTED CATALOGUE FREE I and TVhlnltey Ilnblt enred nt home Tmnoutnuip Booko particulars aentFItKE UM SVOOT 1 YMD Atlanta Gr - PATCWTQ8cndforIj5TCntor9Cn y Xwe EDGAUT 1 r i u to3l a tf 11 i atsct SoUeitcrt 215 UMiTyXcwYa V WlQlEatK KEPtATiNARM L0S KKwwcMcsmre mwnnmtyjiUHf ANK E W1TEV WRITING 1698 pletue ulnte hat 1tt vj yc ijr SJVEKTIgass AUvtiLti eat 2k tUiu pttyci CTrMG I 8 iTiHIWUTfllWWI THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH lUMIIU 1 1898 iHimiUU JW WW Ml IJHdi MILLERSBURG SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Land and a Living Hnr Xtftea Gathered In Ami About The Tturc -- Mfliwsbare people will do well to pet XT ttteton prices on arppts wall papero forniture to St Ltnis tf beiure buying Mr Ohas Conway returned Saturday mr Ed Wilson and family will move to Jft Sterling Mr Jesse Munson of Cynthiana was berfSraaday Mass Virginia Hutchcraft returned home Saturday iir Paris Saturday Miss Fannie Beeding visited friends r i Knsss Mr Robt Huuter will shortly go to City to reside Masb LanuieLavpnn is visiting Mrs i Joha ReAmon at Lair Carlisle visited relatives here Sunday Messrs Als Dnke and Ab Reepp of Masoa were here on business Saturday The revival service8 under Rev H O MoTfrison continues with unabated in T Bpfding and family Mr Paris wf re here Sunday Mr Orlando BraoV and family of of I erest Brya it-- Hon W C Owens of Georgetown was hero Sunday to visit his sister Mrs I B SanAay Miss Gertrude ThompponVif Augusta ia the guest of the Misses McClintock Dan Weights of Harrison was the guest of his sitter Mrs Jas Gorham near fcowu Go to Geo Thornton for the bppt laaartered work done by Haggard ReeS C Pnris Mr and Mrs June Payne and son were gtiests of T M Purnell and fami- ¬ ly JMfiay and Saturday Mrs M Thornton has vented her sbop and will continue the business at Your trade is solicited tfeo old stand Mrs Jas H Arthur had a stroke of paralysis Friday Her sisters Mrs Wm Gill and Mrs Duke Watson are with her Before you buy a buggy see J Ed Halls full stock of new Danville buggies Phaetons carts etc best sod in the market It i Mr John Grimes and bride returned Saturday from Cincinnati and will go house keeping on the Ed Wilson farm about March 13th The Widows and Orphans home will be located here Let everybodv remem- ¬ ber it and act accordingly The mem ¬ bers of Hallock Lodge are working hard to perfect all arrangements and should NRR L be heartilv backed bv the citizens gen- ¬ erally While the Home will be under ARRIVAL OP TRAINS the supervision of the order it is a pub lie enf erprise Keep un the interest and From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1015 j m tire prize will be landed From Lexington 439 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m The Haggard Reed Steam Laundry Richmond istaraiug out excellent work They From 328 pm 435 a m 740 a m solicit your work and are making a From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m specialty of domestic fiuish or any DEPARTURE OP TRAINS finish desired tf To Cincinnati 445 a in 755 a m Largest and cheapest line of lace cur 340 p m To Lexington 7 50 a m 1105 a m tains at J T Hintons tf 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m Oysters celery fresh cakps and 1025 p m ighum molasses New To crackers ut Maysville 750 a m 635 p m York cream cheese F B Carr Agent Newton Mitchell tf x Jumble Of News And Are best and cheapest in the New South Easy terms Land 3 to 5 an acre No Good schools and churches Georgetown has a- skating rink blizzards No cold waves New illus- ¬ 3 Uncle Joe Hopper is holding a revival trated paper Land and a Living months for 10 cents in stamps W C at Richmond Crescent Rinearson G P A Queen Frank Mitchell of Cynthiana has Route Cincinnati gone to Klondike Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa ¬ Fitz says be will fight McCoy if the tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Kid has the money to back his bluff A Good Memory A mammoth cake walk will be an attraction Thursday night at Lexington often saves money and also good health It you are troubled with constipation indigescol- ¬ Judie Howard a twelve-year-ol- d tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ bottle of Dr Caldwells ber to ored girl gave birth to a son at Mid Syrup take home ahealth will be restored to Pepsin aud you Trial sizes Kc lo doses 10c large size 50c way and SI 00 of V T Br oks druggist Paris ljan xm There is much feeling against the sol-- Ky diers who are guarding tollgates in Jes HOW TO FIND OUT samine glass with Fill a bottle or Walter Smith of Versailles has been and let it stand commonfour hours a urine¬ seditwenty appointed to a cadetship at Annapolis by ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the kidneys When uriue stains Congressman Settle linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the John Marshall colored of Harrode back is also convincing proof ihat the kid- ¬ burg was one of the sailors who went neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often down with the Maine expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root great kidney remedy fulfills every wish A company of ex Con federates at therelieving pain in the back kidneys liver In Middlesboro have organized to fight bladder and every part of the urinary pas-¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine aud Spain if war is declared scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- ¬ over- ¬ use Clarence Vinegar the negro wife lowing that of liquor wine or beer and being comes unpleasant necessity of to get during the murderer under death sentence at compelledurinate up many times the extraor-¬ The mild and night to Is soon realized Georgetown was refused a new trial dinary effect of wamp-Koot Jt stands the highest for Its wonderful cures He will be executed April 29th of the most distressing ca es If you ned have the best Sold There are more new cases of small- ¬ a medicine you should cents and one doilar by druggists price fifty a pox at Middlesborough and the citizens You may haveby sample bottle and pamphlet mail Mention The Paris both sent free will petition the Governor to have the Ky News aud send your address to Dr Co Binghampton N Y The State health authorities take the epi- ¬ Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen 24sp lmoy uiness of this offer demic in charge Boone Vallangham under indictment MBS LAURA WEISHAUF at OwiLgsville for seducing Sarah Stev ¬ ens married the girl Satnrday and was Of Murry Intl Recommends Wrights immediately arrested for false swearing Celery Capsules in an attempt to blacken her character Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 The Stanford city council compels Wright Medical Co citizens to be vaccinated or pav a 10 The Columbus Ohio fine Danvillians must be vaccinated spring I purchased Dear before Saturday or pay a 2 fine In a box of Sirs Last Celery Capsules fr in Wrights Covington pupils will not be admitted L C Davenport druggist Bluffton to public schools after Saturday if not Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had bnen afflicted for more vaccinated than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ There are now forty chree cases of sules I have lost all trace of pain and my genuine small pox at Jellico and the stomach is entirely well I can eat any State Board of Health his ordpred all thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Per- ¬ persons there to be vaccinated Yours Respectfully sons who refuse to obey the order ai e Mrs Lauka Weishauft fined 10 Middlesboro has thirty two W T Brooks at 50c and 100 Sold by cases but no new ones are reported per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free RATLKOAD TIME CARD Comment -- A GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU and now VJ After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied lor the benefit of Bargain Burers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods It will pay Shoesc ¬ you to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing gjich good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock FOR NINE DAYS ONLY READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters and Overcoats Worth Worth and 10 for 9 days only Worth and 6 for 9 days only Worth 5 and 4 for 9 days only Worth Worth 350 and 3 for 9 days odly 200 Ladies 16 15 12 8 and 18 for 9 days only 999 and 14 for 9 days only 78 649 4 37 jLadies and Misses Jackets and Oapes 15 12 319 229 -- Sailors Black and all colors 25c Worth 100 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Comforts worth 100 now 50c Hlankets worth 100 now 50c Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 Ladies Jackets worth each 8 00 now 300 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 600 now 275 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 each 450 now 212 18 Ladies Capes worth each 300 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 10 Specials For 9 Days Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Mens Celluloid ColJars 5c worth double Mens Caps 19c worth double Mens Heavy Socks 5c worh double Wool Socks 12c worth 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 Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Mens Men Mens Mens Mens 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton 2l yds Bleached Muslin 14 yds Mason ville Cotto u 100 150 for 9 days only Shoes 200 for 9 days only Shoes 300 for 9 days only Shoes 400 for 9 days only Boots and Shoes worth 400 Boots and Shoes worth 350 Boots and Shoes worth 300 Boots and Shoe worth 250 Boots and Shoes worth 200 100 100 Shoes 75c 100 100 200 now now now now now 200 1 75 150 125 100 ¬ Don t delay an these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we tise prices vou will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture adver¬ with every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS HAM- BURGS LACES Etc Cancer 0 tbe Breast Mr A H Crausby of 158 Kerr St Memphis Tenn says that his wife paid no attention to a small lump which appeared in her breast but it soon de ¬ veloped into a cancer of the worst type TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS OELINQUEN T rnc m MS L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio t it mM Kurtaman Pianos the best Over 10000 are in use in Cincinnati and surrounding territory THese celebrated instruments are now K Have for years been known as among I Better Than Ever Asthey contain recent Improvements greatly enhancing their musical worth which cannot be obtained elsewhere We are sole representatives and intend ingpurchasers will avoid errors andmis-understanding by conferring with us Ernest Urchs m w- - 4th St Sole Stelnway Representatives Co All persons who have not paid their poll tax for 1897 are notified to call at and notwithstanding the treatment of the Sheriffs office and settle same and the best physicians it continued to save costs spread and grow rapidly eating two 18jan 4t JOS WILLIAMS C B C holes in her breast The doctors soon pronouncea A her incurable celebrated New York your property against fire Insure specialist then treat-¬ wind and lightning in the Hurst Home ed her but she con- ¬ Insurance Co a safe and reliable com ¬ tinued to grow worse Will not be responsible for any debts pany and when infrmed unless written order from me O W Miller Agent that both her aunt Hutchison Ky S BROOKS CLAY and grandmother had Supervisor of Public Roads died from cancer he 8jan tf gave the case up as hopeless 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE Someone then re- ¬ commended SSS and though little hope remained she begun it and an improvement was no-¬ The firm of Clarke Clay doing bus ticed The cancer commenced to heal and iness in the city of Paris Ky has been whan she had taken several bottles it dissolved by mutual consent and C J disappeared entirely and although sev-¬ Clarke is authorized to collect all ac eral years have elapsed not a sign of coants due said firm Trade Marks Designs the disease has ever returned C J CLARKE Copyrights c MRS MATT TURN1SY Anyone sending a sketch and description may S D CLAY quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable Communica 4Mm tions Btrictly confidential Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest agency for securing patents SSS guaranteed purely vegetable Patenta taken through Munn Co receive is a real blood remedy and naver fails special notice without nargo in the I desire to thank my friends for their to cure Cancer Eczema Rheumatism liberal patronage and ask them to Scrofula or any other blood disease Kenney my continue with Clarke Our books successors A handsomely illustrated weekly Largest cir eolation of any scientific journal Terms 3 a will be mailed MRS MATT TURNEY year four months fL Sold by all newsdealer free to any ad MUNN Co6B1- - New York dress Swit Branch Office 623 F St Washington D C Specific Co Atlanta Ga COAL We have just opened up at the old stand of the Midland Coal Co Main St between 6th and 7th St and we are xv Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris lsEbALKBNTUCKY delivered vPy NOTICE TUESDAY March 8TH month DISSOLUTION ¬ ¬ A Real Blood Remedy Give us a trial Optician La ndman THE PARIS COAL CO has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad- ¬ ALVA CRAWFORD justed glasses to the carl Crawford eyes of the best people Of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself com- ¬ petent thorough reliable and honest Yon can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visite 9Q when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts give salisfaction Examination free Rbpsrskces Drs W J Fithian 3 Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris returning every second Tuesday in each 1898 AT HAND 12 CTS PER BUSHEL EW2llKvV il9iSA CRAWFORD BROS SFJE ITCa- TREES W O HINTON Agent PLANTS VINES 898 Scientific American sss Fire Wind and Storm Insurance OLD Land Wanted 8fb 4t 1WE VERY BEST The BluegraBs Nurseries offer every- ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn - No Agents Strawberry and general nursery cat-¬ alogue on application to CINCINNATI RELIABLE P AYING PROMPT- - H F HILLENMEYER Telephone 279 FRANKFORT 1 m -- Lexington Ky i IMPERIAL PEHI DUCK EGGS For A Few Days More We Will Make I desire to rent from 100 to 200 acres¬ of Bourbon county land Give descripAddress tion of tract when writing Box 523 Cynthiana Ky NON UNION CINCINNATI RY 1 fill orders for eggs of the aboMe variety of ducks The eggs are frani carefully selected high class water fowls as fine selections as can be found anywhere 1 have been unable to sup ¬ I can now O fowls pairs aud trios I have no more for sale at present but can supply the egg at prices quoted below Pekin Dlf kft STOW nninfepr anr nnmmanrl a jreaaier sale than any other kind of poultry juey are large and have a teautirnl white plumage Keqnire 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 lew foncs Feathers almost equal to geese Drakes ply the numerous orders for single FOR 2500 9 35oo Suiits 2500 SDR CALDWELLS H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 CONSTIPATIONil PEPSI nl Al In Effect Marck 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND - Co 1 Trousers Sold elsewhere at 1500 our new KLegant Overcoats to 12 a m to 5 p m cirao i oi k TIME TABLE EAST BOUND ArrElkhorn Arr Switzer Live Lve Frankfort Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvalls Arr Georgetown Georgetown ArrjNewtown at 800 J R ADAIR L C MOORB Also call and see Drs No 3 Moore Dental Surgeons Phone 79 Broadway J Adair sell at 150 to 1 3 00 Eggs i 50 per 13 Lock Box X 275 per 26 Paris Ky Spring and Summit All Imported Geods Just arrived Paris Ky to 12 a m Arr Centreville Lv LolffviU 830am 600pm Elizabeth ait Paris ArLexlngtou 1115am 840pm Lv Loxiseton 8i0pm 830am 550pm Arr lld iam Lr Ytsterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Kt atosrflngl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm WEST BOUND Ar WaaWog ton 65vam 340pm Ar PhiladelphlalOloam 705pm Lve Paris Ar New York 1240nn 908pm 920am 59p ArrEUzabeth 932am 542me Arr Centreville WEST BOUND 98am 548pm Arr Newtown 780am 450pm 655am 2 50pm Arr Georgetown Georgetown 800am 520Dm 7 Snam sm 911am 630pm Arr Stamping Grotmd ly uiam 73upm Arr Switzer 1100am 815pm 630am 643am 651am 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 822am 828am 840am W1-- 30Qpte ftAJpai 348pm 332pa t 430pm 442pm 452pm 458pm 519pm 358ia 415pm r k -- Bruci Miller Hsrs PKPSSPrf YRUPHJDIGESl ION PARIS TURHI3HIHG CURES K -- DR CALDWELLS IiyLnd Wrljrhfs Celery Tea regulates iha kidneys cures ionstipatioa ik iieaciaciie f ftI arustator JOS MUNSON i -- a stout Catttr TAILORII Manager fi - Trains marked thus f run daily ex¬ ArrElkhorn 1155am 7 atam ather SOUSE ASD LOT AID BLACK cept SundaySleepers trains run daily Through between Louisville GEO B HARPER C D rptpav LesnpoQ- and New York without SHOP FOR SMI change Franktort XT ra house and ot J For rates 8Ieeping Car reservations or T DESIRE to sell I jei tit blacksmith fhop at Jackson any irfornmtion call on Ky I will sell for half cash bal vil FBCarr Agent L or further NRR rtwelvenjntn3 or George W Barney r all on Parig Ky hundred dollars dun- n vt nlqrs addr the Piv Pass Agent h SHARON BE O 7 Fillerywiaw Agent fcratagtai Iyv Jacksonville JEj i3rtrf tf Office Hour 5 p in Ar Tldhter Ar Lexington 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