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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. v 7 ijr- - s vs r ft OURB PRINTED EVBBY TUESDAY IBND FBIDAY Sk B ws Esfalilislied CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners fee 1 i88i EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON 00 KY FEIDAKT MARCH 4 1898 IucrcftalntfStreiigUi Of D A of the 11 NO 18 Of The new goods are coming faster uhan can be mentioned many tl at deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have to ero unheralded and unsung We would call your particular attention to our Wall Paper 9tock this season It is a suberb line ex nlnai patterns original ideas the designers are creators of styles not followers New striking tasteful and prices that are below that demanded for inferior goods Just look over the line or such parts of it as will interest you and we are sure you will agree with us as to its merits mouldings to match Theatrical And Otherwise Bemarks In The Foyer Lincoln J Carters Fast Mail Com- ¬ pany Eastern of which Mr Will Hir ton Davis of this city was a valuable ¬ member closed the season Tuesday night at Buffalo New York The com- ¬ pany played to large business during its tour breaking the record in many cities in the East The companys early clos- ¬ we show 50 patterns that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale ing was due to the anticipated decrease during Lent and Holy Week Mr All shadep all designs to suit any room from the attic to the cellar Davis may play several weeks with 7 Catchy Frency florals and stripes in the new tones of grren red another company before returning home to rest His work this season has been and blue very satisfactory to his employers and has added to his reputation as a ster- ¬ A few special stripos in silk effects with and without frieze with ling young actor Certain Novelties GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Jane Seymour the Registrar General DangSrs i At 5c At l 2c olution whannnal national meeting was recensleld at Washington D 0 reported thahe had verified the papers of 3080 applmfents for membership dur ¬ ing the yeaiSfcThp whole number of real rianghtgfpf Revolutionary soldiers is now ll8 anrhtheir average age ninety y Mary B Hatch show ¬ one years ed the finanSajpf the Congress to be in a healthy condition IWSS Anderson Of Peck P of the American Rev- ¬ GROCERY STOCK NEWT MITCHELL THE POPULAR GROCER Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select stock If t 10c At 12 l 2c New colors in ingrains At 15c They hang as beautifully as a real silk fabric with large floral borders and ceilings The most exquisite line of English Chintz and floral designs A remnant lot of Room Muildings at 2c per foot to close out pattern Bring measure of room and get a chance at these thev wi 1 ican cities has given this drama over only last a few da3rs OMfPlke Co O Recommends you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store To the WrlghjjMeriical Co be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods Columbus Unlo Geuts I hapurcbased a box of Wrights had Celery Capsiilesfrorn JaniesT Blaser drug-WiiverlyKnnd used them forHtomacb I was nnahlp to EVAPORATED FRUITS rouble and Constipation do anything orMiearl y twe years I ased Peaches Prunes A theatrical engagement extraordin- ¬ three boe ojRnur Celery Capsules ana they Apricots Pears have cured inejKJKor ary will be the performance of The afflicted I wUHfltP the benefit of others so send this letter Chaipgni French Peas VjSryl iruly yours Middleman at Lexington to morrow Pgmrm pprdjnae W S ADEHSM Pfcs night by the celebrated English actor Sold by alldrugglstc at 50c and SI per box to Mr E S Willard Mr Willard who SendadTresswulpostal trial the Wright Med Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolleu OU Co CoIumbuJStOi for size free is now visiting only the leading Amer- ¬ Wrights Celery Capsules I will to be rp Sirrrr v C F BROWER Carpets Furniture Wall Paper CO times iu this country and Europe and his audiences never tire of seeing him in it There will be no advance in prices for this attraction Seats are on C office in Lexington sale at the Q opposite the Phoenix Hotel or can be procured by telephone or telegraph from Manager Charles Scott 800 Hoticepf Dissolution is Ky March 1 1898 County court day March 7th 1898 on the public square at 1030 oclock a m four B1RDSELL i wikm WAGO auction on s0 I will sell at public 1 M The partnership of J M Thomas Son the jnmlr partuer being W R Thomas ishtreby dissolved by mutual conbent andgrtement The business will hereultfrjbe run in the rame of J M Thoniasgthe sun retiiing to enter into other harness Settlements of out ¬ standing aegs unt8 mav be made with The March number of the Puritan either of partners or Mr W B contains a pretty picture of Miss Lucy Nickles agEn j J M THOMAS Hill and calls her the Baby of the Con- ¬ Olives Capers Chow Chow Tababcc sGce Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Imported Macaroni DomesticLMacaroni Pu e Buckwheat Flour Pure Maple Syrup Mincemeat Nancamp Pork and Beans Nancamp Tomato Catsup Choice Celery Baltimore Oysters thjjte ISGRIG TURKEYS Finest Chocolate Candies Mixed and Stick Candies Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts Loose Muscatel Raisins London Layer Raisins Seedless Raisins Citron Figs Dates federacy The New York Jotirnal published the pictures of Misses Elsie Gay lord KQea 1 W R THOMAS Edith Terry Henrietta Seekamp Texie Woodson Currie Duke Florence Murrell and Corinne Shreve in the Sunday edition under the caption Blnegrass Beauties N Attfey-At-La- w f m FISHER AND NEW TON MITCHELL Main St adjoining Northern Bank Your Xiife Prof Byron King poet actor reader ReaMEstate Agent WAGONS m m u AmiMVf vwnr rwm iirBUBii mim -mw wmmmtlm Pirirn5iiit - frpm the assigned stock of the htm Gynthi f h fAnam wiiMMrrl rvillf rarKl ana Ky to the highest bidder for m m m and scholar entertained a good sized audience at the opera house Monday Office MadKSt opp Court house night with a very clever dramatic re- ¬ EerjLouiBville Store cital Prof King made a most gfavor lmar able impression and established himself He has a prime favorite in this city mm THE GROCER lc a Day bank- ¬ m Paris Ky SESEBsna Insured a ugftitiitiiKKfeJHB JsforerheTeacliBre v i 35 city in August YF RECEIVED FROM Cash Dr Miles New Heart Cure A T FORSYTH 35oo B usiness Siaits Elegant Overcoats 2500 Trousers 800 Sold elsewhere at 1500 Also call and see our new For A Pew Days More We Will Make A clever amateur performance of the farce A G reat Catastrophe was given iu Maysville last night by a cast which included Messrs R L Hoeflinch Jos Evans Dalin Moss and Ben T Cox and Misses Margaret Watson Lida Rogers The proceeds will and Suzanne Hall go towards building a new opera house able paper on the Capital City Bank of flnlnTiiVina O Thorapan ln tin Bt rnnoror yrrrr iwir rasVi rrifXtr iTi wum nTAcaeri vftia j-cnawwiWictnrM tiiiri riArnnrwswai jw n B a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Office Hours Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and J R ADAIR Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if wp fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist inn - Our insurance is protected by H A SMITH xE3Kr3xsi- 8 to 12 a JLi m 1 to 5p ni WT Snqp L C MOORE Drs Adair Moore Dental Surgeons Phone 79 Broadway Paris Ky m Office Hour See J T Hintons line of pets and wall papers 1898 car f No 3 5 John R Procter formerly State Geol- ¬ ogist of Kentucky has written a paper for the March Century on The Mam- ¬ moth Cave of Kentucky The article has many striking illustrations by the noteJ French American artist Andre Castaigne P BABCOCK of ATOa N Y a veteran of the 3rd N Y Artlllery and for thirty years cf tiio Bahcock I Munsel Carriage Co of Auburn says write to express my gratitude forthemlrac lous benefit received from Dr Miles Heart Cure I suffered for years as result of army life from sciatica which affected my heart in the worst form my limbs swelled from the ankles up I bloated until I was unable to button my clothing had sharp pains about the heart smothering spells and shortness of breath For three months I was unable to lie down and all the sleep I got was In an arm chair I was treated by the best doctors but gradually grew worse About a year ago I commenced taking Dr Miles New Heart Cure and It saved my life as if by a miracle Dr Miles Eemedies aro sold by all drug ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address DE MILES MEDICAL CO J i ji dividends t policy holders are unequaled and to procure Northwestern dividends you must oarty Northwestern insurance tf The Northwesterns p m - d to 12 a PERI as and 1 3dc tf to SSPE1L I can now DUCK EGGS RAILROAD TIME CARD FOR i T e2 Spring and Summer PARIS FURNISHING H S JOE MUNSON Cutter The bridal garter for the happy bride is of white elastic Running over the surface of the elastic is a delicate tracery in blue in che pattern of a tiny flower Here and there are knots of very narrow white ribbon V All Imported Goods CO Just arrived TAILORING STOUT Manager The Lexington Tuesdayjnight Jucklins in Gayest Manhattan direct from Koster Bials will be the matinee and Stuart Robson will present night attraction Wednesday Goodwin comes on March 16th Nat Miss Pinkie Tillman who was once a 8cciety belle of Louisville is now assist- ¬ fill orders for eggs of the variety of ducks The eggs are abve ARRIVAL OP TRAINS from carefnlly selected high class water From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p fowls as fine selections as can be found anywhere 1 have been unable to sup- m 1015 p m ply the numerous orders for single From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m fowls pairs and tno3 I have no more 333 p ra 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m for sale at present bnt can supply the eggs at prices qnoted below Pekin 328 pm Maysville 742 a m 325 p m Ducks grow quicker and command a From readier sale than any other kind of DEPARTURE OP TRAINS poultry They are large and have a 445 a m 755 a m beautiful white plnmcge Require but To Cincinnati little water in fact need it only for 340 p m They have many a m 1105 a m drinking purposes To Lexington 750 good qualities cannot fly or climb p m 545 p ra 1021 To Richmond 1108 a in 548 p m fences easily kept in with low fences leathers almot equal to geese Drakes 1025 p m sell at 150 to 3 00 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 F B Carr Agent Eggs 150 per 13 275 per 26 L N R R ant house keeper at the Waldorf Astoria Bruce Miller Lock Box X Paris Ky 4Kb Hotel in New York Financial rever- ¬ ses in Miss Tillmans family haveforced The only safe sure and her to earn her own living reliable Female PILL Jt ever offered to Ladies especially recommend The Primrose West minstrels will ed to married Ladies DB HIOTTS PiarNYSOYAi PILLS and take no other be sent to England this spring for a pro- ¬ Ask for ST Send for circular Price 8100 per box 6 boxe for iK tracted engagement in London to be Cleveland Obi IXR MOTT8 CHEMICAL CO be followed by a provincial tour For Sale By W T Brooks TruglBU Elkhart Ind Tried on foot and not found wanting NYROYAL PILLS 3k 3fr ¬ Neat Stylish Strong I s DR CALDWELLS CURES indigestion 11 sflP FOR RENT A house of five rooms anjl two acres of ground near the Station Apply to O COUGHS Do not neglect a Congh for Cold as delays aro f-ten dancecons Foleys Foleys Honey arvd Tar Ucarnnt o8 J to eire prompt relief in all oases of Asthma ASTHMA Richard Van Dervere a Frankfort young man who is known to many Paris people will go on the stage C ftoney and Torisa sure pleasant safe and cure Contains no eiates and 1b Guaranteed Do not class tkis with other xaeticinoJ that has failed to cive yon reliof SJSacJj Boys Shoes MILLER Hutchison Ky VV j i t Eli Perkins will lecture to morrow night at Frankfort LA OrtlPPE If yon have had the yon probably 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE nrtNRUrtPTIOH Tar 4oea net hald ont talse hopes in adf anced stages but elaims to eJt Tsllef In this vary worn cases and in early stages toeffeatacare of infants land children dio yearly Rnf Qtoud erery one of ithese innocents conld share been saved had Fo- loneands Foleys Honey and Fo leys Honey and Tori to heal your luass andl stop the racking incidental to this diseas liable medicino IHw nead a rJ etjsj Yesterdays Temperature of this city 7 a m 8 a m 9 a m 10 a m 11 a m 12 O cg The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co 30 32 32 CROUP PNEUMONIA Dr irttr llieh eayo osod Bevare cases J G Bishop of Ac Blevs Honey and Tar Ibeen civen them in time of Pneumo nia the past month with good results and Tor in threo Foleys Honey I haro very W L DO CLAS 3 SHOE thRsist in World by HifmiAnl W L 8S50 Sle and iSSO are tho productloui of workmea best material from at these prices sboes Also nmn Vina Douglas tho Vai 1J - i morfe hoe nil AAmitAtttrtrs fckilled should possess all three of these qualities You will find them in onr shoes for boys and at prices Trade PIjiks Anyone sending a sketch and foc in may fter an quickly ascertain our opinion free rmnunioi tnvontiou is probably patontabl p on Patents tlons strictly confidential Han p patents ent free Oldest agency for sc x Co reccira Patents taken through Mu epecial notice without charge - jo Copy j- - j c that are low 32J 33 35 m p XU - ft Sold by James Kennedy Druggist 5p 7 P JJ iXl tMltMubi OU m m 36 23 boys and youths S20 w L S17C lorshoes are indorsed Donglas by over lOGOuOO tvearers as tho best iu style nt nnd durability of any Bhoa ever offered rt the price They are mafic In all Hie latest shapes and st I and of every vari ¬ ety of leather - mi v rito for cata ¬ i If dealer canm logue to W L Do w Li kio- - 3Iass Sold by 8SSO and S Jpo nd possible shoes for men SSSO 125 150 200 Stientifte J K1ELY Bion Clay A handsomely illustrated vvt culatiqn of any scientific jo var t four months L Sold Jfr rkmt i uH HUHHCQB orace Branoh K finrgest cir Terms 3 a Urtut u8rS F su wasainsioo WWro v u iVaiiHi6 TJsf nlHI- Jt H3JlltUillBl WlJ I tytymfPJtr tfftWFzi 2 THE BOUKBON NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 4 1898 ters ment is denied m thigh official quar ¬ 4 with Local Applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directlv on the blood and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years 3reatest Because it does what all other It is commedicines fail to do As an instance and is a regular prescription posed of the best tonics known combined of its peculiar and unusual curative with the best blood purifiers acting directpower consider the most insidious The perfect ly on the mucous surfaces disease and the disease which taints combination of the two ingredients is what such wonderful results in curing the blood of most people producing Eroduces Send for testimonials free incalculable suffering to many while F J CHENEY CO Props Toledo O in others it is a latent fire liable to Sold bv all druggists price 75c Halls Family Pills are the best burst into activit and produce untold misery on the least provocation Legal Wit is the onlv aihnent to said the Whats the matter there which the human family is subject of ludgi to the defendant in the suit who had which the above sweeping statement just been released from the witness stand jury can honestly be made Now a mediand was rummaging amongst the Ive lost my hat replied the defendant cine that can meet this common enemv in an injured tone of mankind and repeatedly effect the Perhaps Mr H has it said the de wonderful cures Hoods Sarsaparilla fendants counsel indicating the counsel foi has clearly has the right to the title of the other side Not I replied that gentleman but Americas Greatest Medicine hope to have his whole suit before we get through Chicago Tribune ¬ INTER STATE COMMERCE rfcr HEROIC MEASURE Catarrh Cannot Be Cured NAVAL OFFICERS Key West 3Tla March 3 Capt Hanlon of the steamer Mascotte which arrived from Havana Wednesday night says that when the vessel left Havana there was no signs of impending riot Believe the Court of Inquinj or of an an ti American demonstration On the contrary everything was nor- ¬ Will find mally quiet Havana March 3 The wrecking tug- I J Merritt of the Merritt Chapman Wrecking and Dredging Co That the Maine Disaster Was Caused commanded by Capt D A Wolcott ar ¬ rived here from New York AVednesday Bu the Explcsion morning and later in the day she moved a barge near the wreck and -- Commission Holds Sessions inacievelan I Ofa Floating Sub Marine Sharp is here in charge for Fred Port Side of Vessel Forward company The Merritt is a power the ful boat but another and bigger tug is expected here shortly The Right Arm Wrecking Tug Merritt and Uarge Clearing will probably remain as long as she Away a JTew Days Debris the In Above the Water Will Have 15een Ite morcd All Quiet iij Havana Mine Under commenced work 1 ¬ Al k can be useful r BE i Kf if k Key West Ma March 1 All the Maines dead that remain unburied will he laid to rest in Key West Orders to this effect were received from the navy department and the coast surve3r boat Bache will bring here any bodies found Fifty coffins have been ordered from Key West un ¬ dertakers i I I I 1 i i if I Officers and men of the Maine were examined Monday The members of the board of inquiry after taking1 tes- ¬ timony of these men will return to Havana to complete their work WRECKING DERRICK CHIEF They may be ready to x eturn by Wed ¬ ¬ Now Being Towed to Havana nesday or Thursday Divers are work ing on the Maine all the time AVhen The wrecking company expects from the beard returns to Havana the result of the divers work will be laid before now on to keep four expert divers at work them Two Spanish divers were at work March 1 Little work was Havana done Monday by the divers from the about the wreck Wednesday and it is tug Right Arm Capt McGee who is understood they will report to the in charge seems to lack authority from Spanish board appointed to inquire in- ¬ Capt the wrecking people or others and is to the cause of the disaster ¬ indisposed to work on his own judg Peral is the president of the Spanish board of inquir3 ment except in smaller details Capt Sigsbee thinks Spain has a It is reported that Capt Sigsbee does moral and international right to make not expect to find any of the dead in an independent examination and he the zones of the explosion but he still will give the Spanish divers such facili- ¬ believes bodies will be recovered from portions of the wreck as the divers re- ¬ ties as are possible move the debris The divers who are working steadily forward are en ¬ countering continual difficulties and it is certain the new tugs additional men and complete apparatus will J 111 II j hasten the work of salvage The officers of the Vizcaya paid 4i Hid Ml ceremonial visits AVednesday morning to Adm Naterola and Capt Gen Blan- ¬ co Crowds of people view the cruiser from the points of vantage ashore and those who are permitted to do so go on board The barge brought with the wrecking- tug I J Merritt is proving of great value in carrying away debris and in the course of a few days much of the wreck above water will be re- ¬ moved No bodies were found Ared nesdav and there was no salvage of any value Senator Proctor and his party re ¬ turned to the city Wednesday night after spending the day at Matanzas where theyr were shown every atten ¬ tion by United States Consul 3Srice The members of the party expressed the deepest sympathy for the suffering Cubans of whom they saw many AVithout adding- unnecessarily to the flood of surmises conjecture and prophesy concerning the finding of the court of inquiry it is fair to say that as a matter of fact most of the naval officers here and at Key AArest incline to the opinion that the court will find that the disaster to the Maine was JIOW A SUBMARINE MINE IS PLACED AND caused by the explosion of a floating OPERATED sub marine mine under the port side Capt Sigsbee hopes the survey of the ship forward Opinions differ steamer Bache will return to the Tor as to whether this mine was made of tugas Tuesday or the next day with high explosives such as wet and dry all the Maines wounded left here and gun cotton or ordinary gun powder Opinions agree not only as to the he also hopes to send on the Bache existence of mines in the harbor but hereafter all the remains of the dead recovered in a condition making it also that this one was laid purposely near the buoy where foreign war vespossible to place them in coffins The difficulty experienced in recov ¬ sels were directed to moor and was ering the bodies is not understood by fired from an electric battery on shore It is believed barely possible that any but the divers The latter Sunday the explosion of the mine was the reworked for three hours trying to bring out one body intact and one of the sult of the carelessness or ignorance divers had a bad fall and several got of Spanish officers in charge of the testing their air tubes tangled Even then mine station keys when the circuit but the they could not extricate the remains latter is to not felt The principal efforts of the divers supposition probable are now directed toward clearing the be It is further upper wreckage smokestacks decks regarded as settled by the evidence beguns hatches bridges cranes and fore the court that the port side of the grainings Then if not before all the hull forward was completely blown tc pieces and that the only explosion on dead can be removed Only one body was recovered Mon ¬ the Maine except of isolated cases of day and it has not yet been identified fixed ammunition was that of 2000 though there are hopes that it may be pounds of salutin powder stored for ¬ later With any others recovered in ward and of which no trace can be time it will go with the wounded on found These views are gathered from off- ¬ the Bache to the Dry Tortugas and Key West On her next trip north the icers who talk with great reserve and Bache will carry to Key West the first only upon the assurance that their ompany of wounded taken to the Dry identity will never be revealed The fact remains that only the members of Tortugas The Spanish divers did not make the court of inquiry know all the testitheir examination Monday Capt mony elicited and no one is author Sigsbee expected them and probably ized to make public matters in advance will be advised Monday night as to of the final judgment Key AA7est Fla when they will begin their investiga- ¬ March 3 The He was much gratified at re- ¬ United States court of inquiry into tion covering Monday in good condition his the loss of the battleship Maine reinsignia of the Order of the Red sumed it sessions here at 10 oclock Eagle Prussian and the gold medal AYednesday morning Ten more ento him by the international listed men were examined by the full presented fisheries exhibition in London in 1SS3 board and Commander Forsyth the Key West- Fla March 2 The sec- ¬ first of the witnesses not on the list of ond dayrs session of the court of in ¬ the crew of the Maine was called It quiry is over and nothing new is is understood that he gave testimony known regarding the fate of the Maine regarding- the coaling of the battleship at all events outside the members of at the navy yard here The torpedo boat Ericsson left here the court Some who confidently de- ¬ ago that the court had AVednesday morning with mail matter clared a week already found that the vessel was in- ¬ for the fleet at Totugas She was extentionally blown up have modified pected back AVednesday afternoon this conviction and for the most part Key West Fla March 3 The sail admit that such reports must have ors and officers of the Maine have tes- ¬ been based largely on speculation tified before the board of inquiry As The tug boat Merritt passed here at one man they have said that the ex- ¬ sunset with a large scow in tow and plosion was from the outside Each other wreckage apparatus She is was heard separately bound for Havana New Yoke March 3 The Press The report that remnants of a sub ¬ AVednesday printed a tip from Key marine mine alleged to have been West that the board of inquiry will raised by the United States naval decide that the American battleship divers at Havana with the electrical was destroyed by design that she was wires with which they had been en ¬ blown up by an agent of the Spanish tangled were brought here on Sunday government that none other than an jby the Mangrove and are now in the accredited agent could have carried warehouse pf the light house depart- - out that crime jSzs I wPSav jflpSts3 - THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS mit information and testimony in writing under oath concerning obSMOKELESS POWDER scene indecent or vulgar language To Portland Ore forPuget Sound Business via Burlington Route The Works at Santa Cruz Busy Nisjht and during the progress of a game by a Day Will Double Their Capacity AVedxesdats from St Louis Thursdays player or employe of a National league Santa Cruz Cal March 3 At the club of which they have personal from Kansas City via Denver scenic Col- ¬ orado Salt Lake a great feature person powder works near here men are busy knowledge ally coxdu cted The success of the season night and day Four new presses have The accused shall be notified to ap ¬ for general northwest travel AVrite L AV just been received for the manufacture pear before a tribunal of three judges AVakeley G P A St Louis Mo of smokeless powder These are being selected by the league who shall have put into shape for immediateopera absolute authority to acquit or convict AVhat Puzzled Him tion upon the evidence submitted The most ignorant man in America lives These new presses mean an addi The penalties for using obscene in-¬ in St Louis The other day he asked his Say tional output of 4000 pounds of smoke- ¬ decent or vulgar language within the employer who was reading a paper boss which does you read the black or the less powder daily The capacity of meaning and interest of this measure white Kansas City Star the works is now two and a half tons is entirely within the discretion of the of government powder daily and nine tribunal and may be suspension for Oh AVhat Splendid Coffee tons of black powder It is said that days for months for the unexpired Mr Goodman AVilliams Co 111 writes they will soon be in condition to double season for a year or for life accord- ¬ From one package Salzers German Coffee costing 15c I grew 300 of better their present capacity ing to the conditions circumstances Berry than can buy in storeslbs 30 cents coffee at I a and nature of the offense it being the lb NEGRO MURDERER of sentiment the league that A package of this and big seed catalogue is sent you by John A Salzer Seed Co La Taken From the County Jail at Senatobia creates this law that an unwarranted Miss and Shot to Death unprovoked and brutal use of vulgar ¬ Crosse Wis upon receipt of 15 cents stamps Memphis Tenn March 3 Fred ity to a spectator or within the pres- and this notice Send for same to day l 5 Moore the Negro murderer Jtof Tom ence of spectators and within the hear ¬ As Advertised Anderson was taken from thjyfeounty ing of ladies should debar the offender The Lady Can you match this piece of jail at Senatobia Miss at 230 olclock forever from service with his club or ribbon AArednesday morning and shot to death any other club member of this league The Gent No lady You mav remember that it was one of the matchless bargains we 50 persons by a mob of Anderson and or subject to its jurisdiction Monday Indianapolis Journal Moore had quarreled about some The extreme penalty imposed in this ran last r win rtt i tti Imeasure viz Life expulsion shall Jlp Cnrea Cold in One Day man ancLshot him five times after jvard requireixne iinanimous approval oi tnev kUtaxaiyeBromo QuinineSTaSletE All placing tnShSodybn the railroad track thremembers of the tribunal and ruggists refund money if itTails to cure 25c to hide the crime There were several provided also before imposing such a Don t run from a bore he is probably witnesses however and soon Moore penalty the accused shall be noticed keeping you from boring somebody else was behind the bars The lynching that he can defend in person and by Chicago Record caused little excitement counsel if he elects in which event Clove An article used in the manufacture the president of the tribunal shall call a Prince Albert Embarks for America meeting of said board at some city to of a counterfeit breath Chicago Daily London March 3 Prince Albert of be selected by him most convenient to News Belgium embarked for America AVed Pisos Cure is the medicine to break up nesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm del the members and the accused That justice may be done and no childrens Coughs and Colds Mrs M G wrong committed it shall be compe- ¬ Blunt Sprague Wash March 8 9L tent for either parties to a case sub ¬ Be careful how you grasp mitted to a tribunal to show under it is often terribly hard to an opportunity let go Chicago oath the character and standing of Record those who make the charges and give AATiy suffer with an ache or pain evidence and before the life expul- ¬ AVhen St Jacobs Oil will cure AATiy sion can be imposed the accused may if he elect have the opportunity of Flag raising is one of our standard incross examining the witnesses against dustries Chicago Daily News ¬ 0 A MerhantMakes Complaint AgralnsC b aCarService Go For the Suppression of Obscene Ind 3 rThe inter Cleveland O March cent and Vulgar Language represtate commerce commission sented by Judge Charles A Prquty of Vermont began AVednesday an inquiry On the Ball Field The Provisions of Thi Measure Are Most Sweeping and Pro ¬ into the complaint of H M Strauss a vide for the Trial of Guilty Persons commission merchant that the CleveBefore a Tribunal of Three land Car Service association which in cludes all the railroads entering the St Louis March 2 At the after city except one is discriminating against small shippers in favor of big noon session of the magnates of the ones J J McAuliff of Washington National league baseball Tuesday ¬ the commissioners official kstenog measures were adopted for the suprapher was in attendance Jas D pression of rowdyism and vulgarity at Yeomans of Iowa a membert of the ball games As the unanimous views of the com- ¬ commission will attend the hearing if mittee Chairman Brush submitted a possible before its close Lewis AAilliams manager of the report entitled A measure for the suppression of Cleveland Car Service association was obscene indecent and vulgar language the first witness He had hardly taken the stand when a discussion arole upon upon the ball field by players engaged the request of the complainants that in playing a game of ball during the the association books and records dat championship season while under coning back to November 13 18S9 be tract with a club member of the brought before the commissioner National league and American associa-¬ AVilliams subsequently testified that he tion of professional ball clubs to the did not object to producing the books end that the game may retain its high He said that association records were position as respectable and worthy of the confidence and support of the re open The testimony of Aaron Goodman fined and cultured classes of American and H M Simmons former employes citizenship A vote was taken on the measure and of the Car Service association was it was adopted unanimously taken It was to the effect that the In pursuance of this measure of re- ¬ association strictly enforces upon the ¬ small shippers a rule imposing ware- form and to carry into effect its in ¬ house charges for allowing goods to tent and purposes 23 regulations of remain in cars unloaded longer than some length are appended The measure provides that the reg- ¬ a specified time while no suclv charge ulations shall be explained to and read is made upon the heavy shippers The Strauss hearing is in a measure by every player and employe in the a test case Further proceedings in league who shall then be obliged to the other instances will depend some- ¬ sign them for the purpose of showing what on the decision in the Strauss that this legislation had been brought case It is an open secret that the to their attention It is provided that it shall be compe- ¬ smaller shippers hope that the end of the matter will be that interstate tent for any person or persons wheth ¬ commerce commission will dissolve er player manager umpire club off- ¬ car associations throughout the coun icial of any club or spectator to sub-¬ ¬ Medicine Americas Greatest ¬ ¬ ¬ a ¬ ¬ Scrofula ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Between now and next presidential elec tion there Avill be hosts of discussions of the questions of sound money and silver However opinions may be divided on these points there is but one public and professional opinion and that is a favorable one regarding the merits of Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a remedy for and preventive oi malaria as well as a curative of kidney complaint dyspepsia constipation liver trou ble and rheumatism ¬ Sound Money Discussions AsrfA Hnnrlc rill nu arsapansaa - Is sold by all drujrgists 81 six for 5 act harmoniously witl Hoods Sarsaparilla 25c ¬ T one travagant Mrs Holden John well never be able to save a cent if you dont quit being so ex- Bad Investment Five Finger Exercise No 3 ¬ Mr Holden Why my dear Im not at all extravagant Yes you are Theres that accident policy you bought nearly a year ago and you havent used it once if that isnt ex- ¬ Chi- ¬ travagance I dont know what it is cago Evening News try ¬ The Estey tone is proverb- ¬ ial rich deep pure and full and it ought to be Fifty years experience in tone pro- ¬ duction is to be found in every Estey Organ sent from the factory plete with catalogue sent free discourse com¬ ¬ Estey Organ Co Brattleboro VL 4 ¬ A perfect type of the highest order of excellence f x i ¬ z 3 TRADE MARK 1 I - TAT 1 1 V 5 i JTl WaMaMs I - ii Breakfast ¬ pa I I ABSOLUTELY PURE DeliciousNutritious COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT A CUP Be sure you get the genuine article made at Dorchester Mass by ¬ ¬ CO Ltd for a rehearing or a reopening of a The principles of acoustics are sound doc- 1 WALTER BAKER case except by unanimous vote of the trines Chicago Daily News X ESTABLISHED 1780 board of directors based upon new ¬ him by depositions Rupture Sure There shall be no appeal from a de- ¬ to SJSherman cure Book free AVrite for it SpecialistMtVernonNY cision by the tribunal or a mjority ¬ evidence The tribunal shall be selected by the fitness PRINCE ALBERT OF FLANDERS Heir to the Belgian Throne Who Is About to Visit America Grosse at Southampton accompanied by Col Jungblutte Dr Melis his pri-¬ Frost bites are like burns and both Are cured by St Jacobs Oil promptly 0 ¬ vate physician and two servants San Fkancisco March 3 Much Needed Rains in California ¬ ¬ had given a gloomy coloring to reports from the interior during the lat- ¬ ter end of the winter has been in great part dispelled by the recent rains So opportune were they that now fair from feeling apprehension the agri- ¬ culturists pf California are in a most optimistic frame of mind and save in a few localities are contented with the ¬ of drouth and failure of crops which The fear outlook ¬ ¬ - - Philadelphias Exposition Philadelphia March 3 The mem- ¬ bers of the committee on inter state and foreign commerce of the house of representatives came here from AVasli ¬ ington ATednesday to attend a confer-¬ ence relative to the proposed national exposition of American manufactured goods in this city beginning May 1S99 The exposition is to be held under the joint auspices of the Philadelphia Commercial museums and the Franklin in¬ ¬ National league with due regard for Cheek Something that a a great integrity knowledge of and deal of when it coyers an man hasChicago acher interest in the national game of base- ¬ Daily News ball One of its members shall be designated president of the tribunal and no one shall be a member who is financially interested in a club member of this league The first tribunal under this provis-¬ ion shall be composed of L C Kraut hoff of Kansas City who shall be selected to serve three years Louis Kramer of Cincinnati who shall serve two years and Frederick K Stearns of Detroit Mich who shall serve one year and beginning with 1899 and each year thereafter there shall be one member selected to serve three years If a player under suspension pend ¬ ing investigation should be acquitted by the tribunal his salary shall be LiarC tosIGS58 paid by the president of the league for the time he was under suspen- ¬ Both the method and results when sion Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant Gold Seekers Frozen to Death and refreshing to the taste and acts ¬ ALABAMA LADIES fr404fr Oak LoweryAlawriteS Have used Dr M A cjtjzteti Draught Cramps DONT LIE JPJE5 10 with ily Wt F goodforresultsyearsI think Medicine in my fam- ¬ Simmons Liver it is stronger than Zeilins or t Black ONJ ENJOY Are caused by an irritation of the nerves They are local spasms frequently the result of ntenne disease There are pinchintr gnawing and contractive pains in the region of the stomach extending to the back chest They are often the symptom and and effect of indigestion Dr M A LiverMedicmo should be usedSimmons¬ to stimu late the digestive organs and JDr Simmons bquaw vine Wino to give immediate relief and permanent cure ¬ stitute March 3 Henry Testa a Spaniard who plays the Spanish vil ¬ lain in a melodrama was assaulted in a restaurant by three young men ATed- nesday During the play Tuesday night several young men arose in their Chicago Spanish Actor Assaulted in Chicago steamer Scotia which has just ar ¬ rived from Skaguay Alaska reports that on February 19 the bodies of two men were found frozen to death on the trail which were brought into Ska guay The men were evidently from Dawson as they had a small amount of gold with them They had not been identified when the steamer Scotia left Monthly Treasury Statement AVashlngton March 2 The monthly treasury statement of the public debt shows that the debtless cash in the treasury at the close of business Mon- ¬ day amounted to 1010104216 a de- ¬ crease for the month of 1597122 This decrease is accounted for by a corresponding increase in the cash Seattle AArash March 2 The seats and hurled their threats at Testa Sir Killed by an Explosion 3 The boiler Underwood Seated of a dummy engine on a log road near Washington March 2 The house here exploded killing six men The adopted a report Tuesday by election dead are William Kelso fireman An ¬ committee No 1 to seat Oscar W Un ¬ drew J Wright Arthur Atkins Peter derwood of the Birmingham Ala Thomas David Alston and G W Tomp ¬ district G B Crowe waa the con-¬ Brewton Ala March gently yet promptly on the Kidneys Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys ¬ tem effectually dispels colds head ¬ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced pleasing to the taste and ac ¬ ceptable to the stomach prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 cent bottles by all leading drug-¬ gists Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro ¬ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any ¬ the now called Black Draught of were article by the United States Court enjoined from usinc the words constituting our trade name does not equity require that they stand their own trade name and merits if any on of their article and not seek to appropriate thS trade for our article called for Known as Dr Simmons Liver Medicine and by publishing the picture of another Dr Sim n nAh9ir wrapper and falsely advertis Black Draught was twtih511J established in 1840 that being the year in which our article was established while no SrprCiff h6w of Black Draught till that foiffwl Yhy d they advertise with associate their article picture of Dr MASim S0navi D he their publicaiiou of tho 7 Dr Simmons if not done another appropriate our trade Is not the motive apparent i proprietors S2JVt Sodnd - vj A jrI la Rnn Antnnln IVv- - nnM Bubstitute CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO IQUMllLE Kr SAN FRANCISCO CAL HEW YQXt kins laborers u X testant Mt taking injurious drugs For 15 years it has been a necessary medicine in my Caution ha P aPJYrthleA3lfltaff- - M the merchant tell you is just the same M yom may know that he is as M AtoS L you trying sell cneap stuff to make a big profit by palminjt oa oa you a wholly diff wrest article fails to buy a package When she expects to travel It saves one from Dr M A Simmons Liver Med ¬ icine many years for Siclc Headache and never My wife has used Tf iis j- iTJWPWSwv--s- f THE BOURBON NEWS IN FOG AND MIST FRIDT MARCH 4 1898 a KENTUCKY LEG ISt ATUEE Fbankfobt Feb 25 Senate In the sen ate Mr Bronston offered a joint resolution to of the senates session Thursday was the speech of Mr Spooner Wis on the right of Henry appropriate 3000 to fit up a new room in the Mr Lay offered a W Corbett to a seat in the senate from Ore- ¬ state library Kentucky congressmenresolution to urge asking the gon under appointment of the governor air an appropriation to lock and dam Salt river Spooner made a constitutional argument in favor of seating Mr Corbett and had not con- ¬ in this state Mr Lay also offered a resolucluded when the senate adjourned An effort was made to obtain consideration of the Alaskan homestead and right of way bill but on a parliamentary technicality it went over The resolution offered yesterday by Mr Allen Neb to appoint a committe of five senators to investigate the Cuban situation was with ¬ drawn by its author when it was laid before the senate House The house devoted itself strictly to business Thursday and disposed of 30 addition ¬ al pages of the sundry civil appropriation bilL The fact that the government is preparing for contingencies was recognized in the house Thursday when Chairman Cannon who has been laboring to keep down appropriations accepted without a word of protest an amend ¬ ment to increase the appropriation to care for the unused machinery at the Spring fleled arsenal Mr Gillett explained that neces- ¬ sity for using this machinery might occur at any time Resolutions which were objected to a few weeks ago for the appointment of two ex naval cadets to positions in the engineer corps of the navy were also adopted One of them will fill a vacancy caused by the death of Liieut Merritt of the Maine Washington Feb 26 Senate The sen- ¬ ate Friday confirmed a number of appoint- ¬ ments among them Col H C Corbin to be ad- ¬ jutant general of the army with rank of briga- ¬ dier general Little business of importance was transacted Friday House A long and somewhat exciting de- ¬ bate over the question of river and harbor ap- ¬ propriations was precipitated in the house during the consideration of the sundry civil bill Friday Mr Berry Ky succeeded in se- ¬ curing the adoption of an amendment increas- ¬ ing the appropriation for the Kentucky river from 105000 to 8350000 Only four pages of the bill were disposed of Friday The senate amendments to the army appropriation bill were agreed to without debate An unsuccess- ¬ ful effort was made to secure consideration of the bill passed by the senate for two additional regiments of artillery but on objection from An Mr Cox dem Tenn it went over amendment appropriating 150000 for Yaquina Bay Ore was pending when the house at 5 oclock recessed until 8 the evening session to be devoted to private pension bills Washington Feb 28 Senate During the greater part of the senates session Saturday the right of Henry W Corbett to a seat from the state of Oregon was under discussion in an extended Mr Neb Thurston speech opposed the admission of Mr Corbett while Messrs Foraker Kyle and Mantle sup- ¬ ported Mr Corbetts claim The vote on the case it has been agreed will be taken next Monday at 3 p m -- i -- Morning gray as any nun Not a hint ef coming sun Fog and mist across the dawn Have their heavy curtains drawn Dripping branches bare and brown Shall we smile or shall we frown Hear the voices faint and far All unsightly as we are Svery tree heart holds within Faith in natures discipline So we welcome skies like these Welcome all her mysteries Rose trees shrouded in the gloom Do you ever hope to bloom What of dreary mists outside Happy secrets do we hide All the glory of the rose Do our folded buds inclose Robin in a world forlorn Do you frown away the morn Shake of wing and swelling throat Nay I sing my gayest note Dear old world it needs my lay Under skies so dull and gray Shall I then when clouds arise Meet them with despairing eyes Let my heart forget its faith And my hope go down to death While the world the clouds among Needs all faith and hope and song A E Woodworth in Chicago Advance Yea I am much obliged to you for directing me to him I said shortly I thought mebbe he would Having said this he shifted his weight to the other foot I patiently waited Nice country around Nelsonville he finally went on Some of the city folks beginning to find it out and go there for the summer Mr Morleyc been there six months now Know Mr A CLEW BY WIRE Or An Interrupted Current BY HOWARD M YOST g 5 Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co i CHAPTER VI Continued The remainder of the forenoon was spent in going- through the barns and over the farm A small structure twenty or thirty feetfrom the house had been used to do the cooking baking churning washing and ironing in We could not gain access to the cooking house as it had been called the door being locked There had been no care taken of this place and I could hardly see through the dust and dirt which obscured the windows when I attempted to look inside There is nothing to be seen in there anyhow I said But I remembered the pile of cakes and the loaves of bread which had issued from the old Dutch oven built in one side of the cook- ¬ house How I wish for some of the good things now After a midday dinner I harnessed According to the horse in the bugg my agent had provided my instructions me with a single rig and I now pro- ¬ posed to use it to drive Sarah home and then keep on down the road past Sid ington Station across the river to Twineburgh in which place Mr Sonn tag my lawyer resided I had never seen Mr Sonntag My former agent had died nearly a year ago and six months after his death Sonntag had bought the law business - Morley I am slightly acquainted with him I replied Then theres another feller comes up from the city Lets his name now Hes got a little hut a mile or so from here and comes up to hunt and fish Guess he dont shoot very much It never see him take any game back to town with him Oh yes now I remember His names Jackson I started in surprise and became a little more interested What Not Horace Jackson I asked Yes thats his name Acquainted with him I used to know Mr Jackson quite well Seems to be a nice fellow the agent remarked reflectively A very pleasant gentleman Oh by the way I went on is there a tele ¬ graph instrument at the depot To be sure And I could send a message when- ¬ ever I want to Yes that is whenever Im here Well but supposing I had an im- ¬ portant message to send when you are not here I asked Where could I find you 1 live up the track about a mile he replied This direction Yes The house is right by the track just where the switch begins And whats your name Ask for Hunter It appeared to me that the fellow did not relish my questioning He seemed to be ill at ease under it see--wha- ts ¬ iur iuorxey s house when he comes up here I asked been up lately not for five or six weeks At least I havent seen him Does Mr Morley stay at Nelsonville all the time I asked Or does he go to town every day He goes to the city three days in the week sometimes moren that ne takes the morning train here at Sidington and comes up to Twineburgh on the afternoon train xyuca u kjiysuii jju uu I guess he does sometimes He aint I bowed my head and drove on The fellows words gave me food for thought Horace Jackson a frequent visitor at the Morleys or at least un ¬ til recently why I knew he had some business relations with Mr Morley Jackson himself had told me so But then why did he not transact his busi ¬ ness at Mr Morleys office in the citj-Xo doubt he did and therefore visited from the heirs Nelsonville for another reason Flor- ¬ I had been advised of this fact by a ence Morlev was- the attraction Re circular detterJjointhepjesentiincuin UeJitgiyingeferencesfastoyaT3ilty - w Konesiy etc Mr Sonntag had also re- ¬ quested me to allow him to assume management of my small estate As Mr Perry the president of the bank was down among the names of refer- ¬ ence I was most willing to grant Mr Sonntags request and wrote him to that effect On the way to Sarahs house I un- ¬ bosomed myself to the good old soul 1 told her of my hopes regarding Flor-¬ ence and my fears that those hopes would never be realized Ach yes answered Sarah you vill marry her some day Just see how youve been brought both to de same place togedder And I know she lof es you You are more certain than I am of that I answered somewhat gloomily ¬ I have told yon everything about my- ¬ self because I have no mother to confide in and you will no more violate iuy confidence than a mother would of that I am certain Ach Nel I got no leetle vons of mine own she answered with trem ¬ bling voice There were tears in her eyes too when she said I vould do as much for you as a mudder I guess I vould Nel Her love was grateful to me or- ¬ phaned as I had been for many years iind for the last year without a friend to console or advise me Bud you vas foolish Nel to say you not see her undil you fint de robbers Sarah went on foolish of you and hart for her too I bet you she haf lots of heartache What else could I do though in honor I exclaimed Veil you are innocent and she lofes ydu and knows too dat you didnt rob de bank So den it vould be no dishonor to drust her lofe and be happ ¬ membering thaVeiatjssarineftby2 without a greeting iny heart grew heavy with doubt CHAPTER VII The probability that I had a rival in the field and one who had a free road while I was handicapped by the suspi- ¬ cion of a crime filled me with despera ¬ dently or the room would not have Yes that is my name I answered been wholly sealed Perhaps there was But as 3rou have a secret entrance provided But then somewhat surprised probably never seen me before al ¬ why should your property have been Were you alone when the though your face does seem familiar selected discovery was made I should like to ask how you knew No sir A woman who used to act Nothing remarkable about it at all remem- ¬ as nurse girl when I was a young one You wrote me from Paris 3ou ber stating the probable time of your was with me and also Mrs Snyder the arrival home And although I have widow who takes care of the house Yes I know I believe the old been here only six months I have got to know by sight at least every one widow can be relied upon to say nothabout this place Therefore I knew ing about the circumstances if she is you were a stranger that Mr Conway told not to How about the other your was about due and well there you old nurse She would do anything possible for have it Have you just arrived me I was her idol when a child and I came yesterday noon Indeed And where are you stop- now devotion for me seems to have been augmented in proportion to my ping Over at tW old house of course stature Sarah is wholly trustworthy and if I requested her not to mention Where else should I have gone Oh I supposed you would have put the matter she would have her tongue up at the hotel here in Twineburgh cut out rather than breathe a word until we could get things in a lifctte of it Thats good The discovery had best better shape for you at the homestead be kept secret the old lawyer said reHow did you find things flectively Considering that the house has been There is another thing I wish to men ¬ vacant so many jrears I was very agree ¬ ably surprised to note the good state tion though perhaps it is hardly worth dwelling upon Mrs Snyder thinks of repair it is in I replied I have tried to follow out the plans there is something strange about the of my predecessor as far as possible house And she has so succeeded in You think you will enjoy yourself in impressing my old nurse with the idea Nelson ville he asked flashing an in that Sarah is quite concerned about my staying She seems to be imbued with quiring glance at me Oh yes I hope to have absolute an inexplicable fear that something rest and peace at any rate I replied harmful threatens me Indeed What do you mean when somewhat hesitatingly for my sojourn say there is something strange at the old house had certainly not be you gun restf ully I had slept but little the You mean mysterious the old lawyer asked in the manner he would have night before Nothing about the arrangements I used in cross examining a witness Yes Mrs Snyder claims to have have made for your comfort to prevent seen mysterious lights at night and it is there he asked No You have done well I want to heard strange noises Mr Sonntags eyes lost their shrewd ask you before I forget it why did you have the cellar off of the old store- expression for a few moments he relapsed into deep thought room walled up TO BE CONTINUED A look of perplexity came over his face and as he did not seem to com- ¬ THE RETIRED BURGLAR prehend my question I went on more explicitly His Professional Instincts Submerged There were two doorways one leadIn Patriotic Emotion ing to the storeroom and the other Poking along the side of the house leading to the outside Both these door one night looking for the handiest cel- ¬ ways have been built up with solid lar window said the retired burglar masonry to correspond with the founda ¬ I brushed against a string hanging tion walls I simply ask out of curios- down the side of the house Looking ity what your reasons were for having up I saw that this string disappeared it done not that I have any objection over the sill of a second story window My question was a simple enough and then I realized that it was Fourth one Mr Sonntag seemed to think it of July morning and I knew that the necessary to ponder over it however string was tied around the big toe of a Let me see The cellar you have boy who was then sound asleep but reference to is directly under the room had made a solemn contract with a you proposed in your letter of instruc- ¬ neighbors son to come and pull that tion to me to occupy he finally said string and wake him up nt exactly Yes and there used to be two doors When That was the question Two to oclock Three oclock Four oclock And they have been built up he When Iididnt know and there wasnt broke in w ajjtiof finding Yes Do you not know about it I anyIt wasahen aboutout quarter of two Of asked in surprise coursojit vvould have been the part of No he replied shortly common sense for me to go away but Then you did not have it done took Certainly not I had nothing to do I didnH I liousethe chances and looked But didnt find any ¬ around the with it Know jnothin about it he thing that I wanted Ibad enough to aianvt loan very nara tcarry it oil FfoW 4rf Ix To tell the truth I never came so near to feeling mean about my business as I did that morning It wasnt because I was working on a holiday In my business we dont pay much attention to holida3rs any ¬ son Convay ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Of course you are my client Mr Nel ¬ was neverr again to be reproduced evi ¬ Vint JEegalar Session Washington Feb 25 Senate A feature Regalar Session ¬ ¬ ar- tion Had I only followed my first im- ¬ pulse and not allowed a whole year to intervene without making an attempt to clear myself If you want anything of consequence done do it yourself was a maxim I had always believed in and as far as possible followed out But in this one most important in ¬ stance where the circumstances affect- ¬ ed my whole life and promised to annul all possibility of future happiness I had held aloof with a supineness for which I could not now condemn mvself strongly enough I knew the bank officials had used every effort to recover their property I knew the shrewdest detectives had been put on the case Notwithstandingthis nothing had been discovered How could I then hope to succeed Where could I begin There was not the least sign of a clew to work on I soon drove into Twineburgh and had no trouble in locating Mr Sonn- ¬ - tags office in id Sarahs logic found an echo in mys heart Perhaps it was unjust to Flor--ence- I would burden I knew if I could share any sorrow or trouble of hers how happy love not to ask her to share my v be We soon reached Sarahs house and I reined up to allow her to alight Then I continued on my way Twineburgh was about two miles across the valley beyond Sidington It was a lively little place of about 2000 inhabitants One of the great trunk lines of railroad ran through the town The road to Twineburgh crossed the track at Sidington station near the depot As I reined up my horse to a walk track and glanced np and down the agent station before crossing I saw the standing on the edge of the platform ¬ and I nodded to the fellow as hehe an slowly swered with a grin Then came toward me I stopped the horse and waited You took the trunk didnt you sked Mr Hunsicker came for it he ¬ I re plied I saw thfe trunk was gone when I came back he said in his lumbering Did Jake tmke you over to faohion Neloville of his head I made known my presence I wish to speak to Mr Sonntag I said Take a chair be at leisure in a moment came the answer in quick jerky tones He did not even turn his head but went on with his work I sat down and looked around It was a tjpical small town lawyers of-¬ fice I was in There were a few law books in a small rickety bookcase on one side of the room a few rough wooden chairs warranted to cause a backache only to look at them a few old maps and calendars most of the latter of former years hanging on the walls a wooden spittoon filled with sawdust on the floor a rusty stove from which the discolorations of the fires of the last winter had not been removed standing in one corner and lastly the desk before which was seat- ¬ ed my agent and lawyer I thought the old fellow judging from his back was in complete har¬ mony with his surroundings but I soon found I had misjudged the man For when he finally arose turned to ¬ ward mc and favored me with a search ¬ ing glance from a pair of the keenest steel blue eyes I had ever seen it was ery evident Mr Sonntag was not as rusty as his surroundings There was something familiar to me about him Had I met him before I could not rememToer Arising I was about to make myself known but before I could utter a word he stepped briskly up to me and with a smile extended his hand he began I am glad to see you ling gray hair was seated at a desk his back toward the door He took no notice of me and after standing for a few minutes gazing at the back An undersized old fellow with brist ¬ way we work right along just the same but somehow this Fourth o July busi- ¬ ness string out of the window and all that kind o touched me up v I went up to the boys room ami found him sleeping sound as a nut Fourth o July things spread out on a table Humph Three or four packs of f firecrackers not opened One pack loose in a saucer all ready to begin Three or four pieces of punk Two or three pin wheels and two or three little bita of rockets Pretty small outfit take it disposed of altogether but the boys heart was Washington March 2 Senate Mr Hoar Very likely he didnt real- ¬ in it renewed his motion of Monday that the senate ize what Fourth o July meant I disagree to the house amendments to the bank- ¬ dont suppose he did but it was a great ruptcy bill and that a committee of conference be appointed Mr Stewartspoke until 2 oclock day all the same way and right the I looked out of the boys window whenwas Alaska homesteadsenate Mr ofStew- ¬ laid before the bill This was in the country or rather in art announcing that he would continue his ad- ¬ country town and off in the distance dress Wednesday Mr Rawlins Utah con- ¬ in his speech begun I could hear guns now and then and tinued the general featuresMonday bill opposi- ¬¬ He reof the tion to now and then a pistol sometimes 1 iterated his charge that the bill as framed Florence Morley could see the flash Men celebrating gave dishonest speculators a marked advan- ¬ answered decidedly If they are Drunk maybe round some tavern bu1 tage over the public generally No action was V built up it has been done within six celebrating celebrating their country taken House The house Tuesday entered upon weeks For when I received your letter mine too and I was around robbing the consideration of the Loud bill relative to announcing your intention to occupy people second class matter The bill is identical When I wont past the string agair with the bill passed at the last congress but the house for a time I went all through ¬ Mr Loud its author the place and those doorways were not I gave it a yank I thought 3 ment permitting gave notice of an amend-at the transmission built up then I even went into that ought to have that much fun pound rates of sample copies up to cellar It was a damp musty hole and out of it anj wa3 and hid be ten cents of the bonifide circulation of three the newspaper periodical I intended to call your attention to it hind a currant bush and waited to speeches were delivered Tuesday Only Loud Mr see him poke his head out which he did and ask what you wished done about it speech in its favor Mr an strange Who could in about a quarter of a minute But made demexhaustive Well thats Moon Tenn spoke in opposition to the have done it I exclaimed thoroughly he didnt see anybody how could he bill and Mr Perkins rep la in favor of it until Thursday when perplexed How did you get into the when there wasnt anybody there and The debate will continue 4 the vote will be taken at oclock storeroom I had to kick open the door I suppose he must have thought he Washington March 3 Senate Wednes ¬ Oh I had a key to the outside door dreamtit But he didnt the string days debata in the senate on the Alaskan N Y Sun and got in that way Hm It is as you was pulled I pulled it homestead and railway right of way bill was say very strange indeed But resume de- ¬ Mr Carter Mont decidedly spirited Exit Georsre your seat Mr Conway livered a vigorous speech in reply to that made The time was approaching midnight during the past two days by Mr Rawlins Again the thought occurred to me The old gentleman was listening from n Utah One of the special features of the de- ¬ that I had- met Mr Sonntag or at least coign of vantage bate at the head of the Elkins was a speech delivered by Mr seen him somewhere before Va in W which he the Canadian Did I ever meet you I asked voic- ¬ stairs He had been there in his stock- explained that Pa ¬ ing feet for as long as 32 minutes cific railway was enabled to make war upon ing my thought The young man was lingering at the American interests and how and why the ag- ¬ He glanced quickly at me and then gressions of that great railroad ought to be smiled as he said Look like some one front door with the old gents da ugh stopped by the United States The speech you know do I One often meets peo- ¬ ter As a lingerer he was a success drew replies from Mr Hoar Mass Mr Chil ¬ ple who put them in mind of some one and he was aided and abetted by the ton Texas and Mr Nelson Minn House The house spent another day in de ¬ else Now regarding this cellar affair girl This also the old gent knew as well as several other interesting things bate upon the Loud bill relating to second Is there anyone you know who is in- ¬ mail matter The speeches as a rule at- ¬ terested in your property he asked Thats why he became tired of lis class little interest The speakers were tracted tening at the head of the si airs At lasi Messrs Bromwell rep O and Ogdcn dem in a brisk business like manner Its so La intavor of the measure and Messrs Bell No one I replied I am the last he heard a shuffling of feet pop Kan Clark of my race a lonely man and one hard to say good night darling the Mo Col Simpson Opopand Lentz demdem O Brown rep who is sick at heart I was about to young man said to the girl who believed in opposition to it every word he uttered As they always add May Purchase a Tug Mr Sonntags face became serious do before matrimony gets in its balef u Nkw York March 3 The ocean- ¬ Dont say it George sang oul and I thought there was a touch of pity work th old man wait about five minutes going tug JSanford of the Delaware on it Western Railroad Co It was then Lackawannato the Brooklyn navy yard Cheer up Mr Conway The tables and say good morning will turn some day and you will for-¬ the impediment in Georges speech was will be sent request of the navy get the time of trouble and desponden- ¬ removed and with at least 4y2 minutes Thursday at the is rumored that the department It cy the old lawyer said cheerily and to spare the girl closed the front door government will buy the Sanford arm hopefully perhaps sooner than you and George trotted along home Tit her with Driggs Schroeder rapid firing have any idea of Now then he con ¬ BitB guns and senTl her to Key West for tinued returning to his brisk business ¬ Female spiders are much larger service as a dispatch boat like manner some one has walled up and more ferocious th ah the males and Jones Screening Bill a Law those doorways Who was it and for often devour their husbands - Columbus O March 3 The senate what purpose If it was done with the y Wednesday evening passed the Jones idea of n hiding place what was the Potatoes in Greenland never bill to require coal to be weighed be- thing to be hidden Something whfcli Izrgcr than a marble Tore screening and it i now law SSTV House The house did not complete the consideration of the sundry civil bill Saturday but Chairman Cannon held the floor with it un ¬ til adjounment refusing to yield to Mr Bou the chairman of the naval com- ¬ telle Me mittee who was anxious to secure considera- ¬ tion for the bill reported by his committe for of the victims and sur- ¬ relief the After vivors of the Maine disaster 20 pages of the sundry civil bill were disposed Saturday many efforts were made by differ- ¬ ent members to inject river and harbor items into the bill three of them being successful amendments appropriating 300000 for Cleve- ¬ land harbor 200000 for Wilmington DeL and increasing the appropriation for Boston harbor from 100000 to 250000 were adopted Washington March l Senate Hon H W Corbett was Monday denied admission to the senate as a senator from Oregon on the appointment by the goyernor by the decisive vote of 50 to 19 Speeches were made against the admission of Mr Corbett by Bacon Ga and Burrows Mich- - and in favor of his ad- mission by Morgan Ala After disposing of the Corbett case the senate began the consid- ¬ eration of the Alaska homestead and railway right of waybill and had not concluded it when it adjourned House Tbe house passed the sundry civil appropriation bill Monday after four days de- ¬ bate The most important action was the elimination of the appropriation for our repre- ¬ sentation at the Paris exposition on a point of order On Friday last the house in commit- ¬ tee of the whole where there is no record of the vote knocked out a provision in to pay the bill for an appropriation who furnish the government with those information leading to the conviction of the vio- ¬ lators of the internal revenue laws and Monday in committee an extra months pay was voted to the employs of the house Both these propo- ¬ sitions commanded a very respectable majority in the committee but when the members voted on all calls in the house both of them were overwhelmingly defeated Several minor bills were passed after the sunday civil bill was I ¬ - ¬ tion providing for afternoon sessions of the senate four days in the week but it was cut off by the school book bill which was a spec- ¬ ial order Senator Elmore said the school book bill had been matured byf requent commit- ¬ tee meetings and comparisons with other states and that he thought it would accom- ¬ plish the proposed object i e to secure cheaper books for Kentucky children The bill was discussed until adjournment hour HousEThe house passed the bill to abolish the state board of equalization by a vote of 60 to 27 The bill to require distillers to report whisky for assessment the same as other prop- ¬ erty was reported favorably by the committee Frankfort Feb 26 Senate The Rob ¬ erts prohibition bill was passed in the senate Friday to the great surprise of both sides as up to Thursday night the bill had been prac ¬ tically given up for several days as dead The opponents of the measure led by Senator Shanks of Newport had been forced from the start to break a quorum to prevent its passage Friday Senators Turner and Dingus who had been co operating with the opposition changed over and gave it the required number of votes The bill makes the county instead of the pre- ¬ cinct the unit in local option elections thus allowing the country vote where local option largely predominates already to control future elections House Friday was bill day and the repub- ¬ licans for the purpose of delaying action on the Goebel election bill presented 50 or 75 new bills on all sorts of foolish subjects such as an act to regulate the weatheretc This con- ¬ sumed much time and it was after 11 qclock when the call for bills was finally completed Mr Cooke moved that an afternoon session be held The republicans and opponents of the election bill voted no but the motion car- ¬ ried by a vote of 51 yeas to 45 nays and it was regarded as a test vote on the election bilL Mr Tracy moved that the vote by which the election bill was recommitted be reconsidered The speaker ruled it out of order because the bill had already gone to the committee Tracy appealed from the decision and Trimble took the chair pending the appeal The decision of the speaker was sustained by a vote of 57 to 43 amid loud applause Fbankeort March 1 Senate Bills intro- ¬ duced Monday To provide for the operating expenses of the houses of reform Appropri ¬ ates 135 per capita for each inmate and 5000r annually for other expenses act to better se- ¬ cure a more prompt administration and settle- ¬ ment of assigned and insolvent estates by as- ¬ signees and receivers The first thing after the reading of the journal in the senate Mo7 day was a message from the goverror announcing his veto of the McChord rail- ¬ road freight rate bill The veto covers l5type written pages citing numerous authorities to show that the bill is unconstitutional House At the afternoon session the- house defeated the bilL to amend the landlord and tenant law so that only five days notice to va- cum wo urn ue requireu insteuu 01 u uays as now required The bill to change the Third appellate district was practically defeated by refusing to allow it to be reported by the com- ¬ mittee on statutes It can hardly be time to be rushed thruugh now in passed over the governors veto The Goebel election bill and the Eighth district gerrymander bill were read and compared as enrolled the Trimble bill to require all rail ¬ road companies in the state to permit the Postal Telegraph Co as well as the Western Union to erect lines along their right of way was passed yeas 62 nays 12 Mr A C Brown presented a joint resoluion calling on the ad ¬ jutant general to inform the legislature as to how many available soldiers he has in case of war Lies over The senate bill to change the time of of holding courts in the Twenty fourth 3 iiiflmnl rH5trintwn Tnisftfl March 2SENATE--Theeta- n Frankfort glements over the various important party measures pending in the legislature arebe- coming more complicated every hour The fates of the McChord railroad bill the Bron- ¬ ston prison bill and the Goebel election bill are all so interwoven that no one can tell the outcome They may all be de- ¬ feated or they may all be passed over the ve- ¬ toes It depends on the action of the caucuses that are being called on the two first named bills The resolution providing for paying idiot claims for the time elapsing between the expiration of the last inquest period and the time the new inquest was held was adopted The bill to require assessors in cities of first and second classes to assess intangible prop- ¬ erty and franchises for taxation was passed House The bill to appropriate 30000 for building a sewerage system for the Lexington asylum was passed by a vote of 72 to 11 The bill to adopt Barbour and Carrolls edition of the Kentucky statutes was defeated by 18 yeas to 67 nays The senate substitute for the Chinn school book bill was reported to the house Tuesday The substitute is regarded as a nullifler of the original bill and a big victory By a vote for the American Book Concern of 64 to 25 the house refused to concur in the substitute This virtually destroys all hope of passing any school book bill to cheapen the price of books this session The bill to better protect property owners against contractors by requiring subcon- ¬ tractors to give persons building houses due notice of claims they intend to make was passed yeas 72 nays 2 The Stout bill mak ¬ ing distilled spirits subject to taxation like other property was passed with an amendment providing for the collection of back taxes on said spirits Some of the friends of the bill believe the amendment will render the bill un- ¬ constitutional Frankfort March 3 Senate In the sen- ¬ ate Wednesday Mr Clark the patriotic sena- ¬ tor from Jackson county presented the follow- ¬ ing resolution which was unanimously adopted ThaS from and after this date there shall be displayed from the dome of the capitol the national flag For over 100 years in war and peace in sunshine and storm by land and sei its shield has been our protection and its stars our inspiration The latter have increased from 13 to 45 moying undimmed and undiminished in their orbs of light and grandeur and not a stripe is trailing on the ground In times of threatened disas- ¬ ter we look to its eagle grasping heavens thunderbolts Kentucky haa contributed her full share to these glories and the people of no state feel greater pride and exultation as they look upon its waving folds From the devotion of the heart let that feeling be ex ¬ pressed by placing the flag upon the Capitol House The house adopted the resolution calling on the adjutant general to report the number of troops available for immediate war The Tracy bill to strike out the clause in the present law which exempts from execution M0 in money for each member of a family was defeated yeas 27 nays 52 At the after- ¬ noon session the senate passed the bill repealing the Madisonville graded school act Bill providing for republishing the Kentucky reports that arc now out of print was defeated Senate Bill No 180 providing for the condem- ¬ nation or land and material for constructing repairing and rebuilding turnpike and gravel roads and bridges was passed The house bill amending the code so that in asking for in ¬ junctions the plaintitf must go before the cir cuit court judge in his district for trial of the motion and not to any circuit judge was passed - -- f -- I Vaxcebutg Ky March 3 Constable Charles Cropper and Postmaster Win Thachcr who killed- Mrs Mary Crow while attempting to arrest her and her daughters a few weeks igo were dis- ¬ missed here upon preliminary exam ination They proved that tluy ha J - Proved Sel -- Defense ¬ s fired in self defense -- i Lexington Mhii Commit Suicide Ky March Edward LPrice aired 47 a prominent and wealth businos man commiUcd mu cide Wednesthiy morning by shoo ling himself in the forehead He waj de ¬ Lkxingtox - spondent over ill health twgi fHVJ Vg IMiJIiEZHa rrn THE BOURBON IWMlmi 1 Wiu v tf8 a FRIDAY MARCH 4 1898 NUPTIAL KNOTS ii i ih ifcMgfnrsntJggs3cc-ftjMaTr-rtTf3D- Doings of The legislature a 5oyaI mattes the lood pure P w wholesome and delicious ROM POWDER Absolutely Pure The Kentucky House passed the bill appropriating 30000 ior the Insane Asylum at Lexington The bill to repeal an important part of the Martin mob law was enrolled and sent to the The proGovernor who will veto it posed constitutional amendment to require the payment of poll tax before voting failed to receive a two fifths vote in the Senate but a motion to reconsider was adopted ¬ SCROFULA ¬ ¬ ¬ I TIE ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK BODS m HEWS 1881 J Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BRUCE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc Bayable to the order of Champ Miiler AD VER7IS1NU RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser ¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals In blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of 8 like nature ten cents per line ments and yearly cards Special rates given for large The Courier Journal Wednesday said ¬ Through the efforts of Chairman Hin ton of the Committee on Charitable In- ¬ Mr Hujjh Harp a worthy young stitutions the appropriation bills for the farmer of the Hutchison precinct was benefit of the insane asyluifid will pass married in Cincinnati Wednesday to both houses and they will be signed by ¬ Elton an attract e joung the Governor The 30000 appropria35 Miss Ma Asy- ¬ lady of near North Middletown They tion bill for the Lexington Insane of GMbret Oil with Hypo-Mr Hin returut d yebtenluy and were given a lum passed the House to day phosphites of Lime and Soda w handsome dining by a relative of the having the Committee ton succeeding in It fills out the skin by putting jg bride on Rules call it from the orders of the good flesh beneath it It makes day Otherwise it could not have been Invitations have been received in this the cheeks red by making rich reached in time to get through the city announcing tn marriage at Coving ¬ blood It creates an appetite Senate His bill to appropriate 5400 ton of Miss Lena Lora Preston and Mr for the purpose of buying a farm adjoin- jg for food and gives the body Francis White The cermony will oc ing the Lakeland Asylum will also be ft onwef enough to digest it Be W cur on the Kith at rhn Christian Church called up under the new House rule The prospective bride is knowu to many sure you get SCOTTS Emul- be passed and will persons m tins city having frequently en sion visited m Paiia and at Shawhau They Jj 50c and ioo all druggists will be -- At Home after Apiil 10th at BOWNE Chemists New York SCOTT The Orr tobacco bill has been killed the Woodford fe It is thought that Local Option bill Furniture cheaper than anybodys will pass The liquor men were defeat at Hintous tf STOCK AND TURF NEWS ed in a preliminary skirmish in the OBITUARY House Wednesday Stle ami Tr intforrf Of Stook Crop Xti On of Amettcas most fa- mous physicians says Scr of-- w chaster The News acknowledges the receipt of an invitation tila is external consumption Scrofulous children are often Edward Henry and Mifes Mollie Tur- uer both of Montgomery count eloped beautiful children hut they lack nerve force Strong hones g to North Middletown lust Thursday stout muscles and power to jjj and vere mairied at the residence of For delicate w Rev Hardin Reynolds The groom is a resist disease children there is no remedy p popular farmer and the bride a very at tractive yonug woman equal to j Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Rev and Mrs George S Savage will celebrate their golden wedding anniver sary on Saturday evening March 12th from six to eight at their home in Win ¬ IF YOU WANT TO PLOW FOR PROFIT YOU MUST USE THE LIVER CHILLED A Scotts Emulsion Fill ¬ ¬ 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 j JT ¬ advertise ¬ Against The Goebel Bill h toJriba mmw V f i- - i Among the Democratic papers ar- ¬ rayed against the Goebel bill are the Louisville Courier Journal Post Critic and Times Woodford Sun Winchester Democrat Stanford Journal Georgetown Times Danville Advocate Owen Representative Mears yesterday Intro- ¬ ton Herald Anderson News Richmond to adjourn on Mon- Register Paducah Keics Middlesboro duced a resolution 7 This is one oclock Herald Harrodsbnrg Democrat Owens day March at move to kill the Goebel bill boro Inquirer Owingsville Outlook said to be a Flemingsburg Times Democrat Smiths the McChord and the Prison bills Grove Gazette Madisonville Hustler Congressman Evan E Settle says Mayfield Index Carrollton Democrat he believes the Maine was destroyed Murray Times other than accidentally and thit the Times Cynthiana Lexington Herald Argonaut and Ob- ¬ Administration will demand a proper Livingston indemnity from Spain Upon their reserver Fulton Dtmocrat Colonel Mt Sterling Advocate Graves fusal to pay war will be decJaitd County Index Hawesville Plaindealer A large and Scottsville Reflector SCINTILLATIONS majority of the papers named are staunch silver organs which refuse to An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment favor the measure even though it is Paducah has a curfew law which pushed by the silver leaders Goebel and Blackburn Thus do the silver and operates satisfactorily gold forces work together to protect The Kentucky bio cle meet will be Kentucky from the infliction of the held at Lexington June2021 most tyrannical and iniquitous measure Plans for a 150000 court house at eyer introduced in the Legistnre Lexington have been accepted by the Hon W C Owens Opposed To The Goebel Fayette Fiscal Court flection Bill A R Burnam Jr of Richmond has Ex Congressman W C Owens of been appointed to a cadetship at Webt Georgetown was in Lwdngton Wednes Point by Congressman Davidson A Jack The Hugger was caught at day night He was seen at the Phoenix by a Herald reporter and his Newport but his victim refused to Hotel opinion of the Goebel Bill was asked prosecute so he was lectured and reWell sir he said I have already leased expressed my opinion a number of times Joe Grimes the largest wheelman in I am opposed to it It is entirely radi- ¬ America was in Lexington last week cal and wholly undemocratic I am op- ¬ and gave an exhibition on his wheel poses to any measure no matter what He weighs 555 pounds vits object that does not conform to Jealousy over Will Henry colored Democratic principles The proposed caused Sallie Rankin to cut Etta Wat centralization of power is altogether ki s throat at Winchester The mur- ¬ autocratic The Democratic party has deress has been captured always stood squarely opposed to force The battleship commissioners will bills of all kinds So far as I know the people of my county are entirely meet Tuesday to prepare for the cere against the measure aud I do not think monies inc dent to the christening of the it will be passed over the Governors battleship Kentucky March 24 The remains of George W Ferris in ¬ reto ventor of the great wheel atthe Worlds Five hundred silver Democrats of Fair are held at a crematory in Pitts- ¬ Owen county assembled in mass conven- ¬ burg for unpaid funeial expenses tion at Ovventon Monday and with only Edward S Price a prominent man of ten opposing votes adopted resolutions Lexington committed suicide Wednesdenouncing the Goebel Election Bill day morning by shooting himself in the and indorsing Representative Orr and head He had been ill a long time and Senator Brown for opposing it had no hope of recovery During the contest over the Goebel Rev Irl Bicks who predicted the bill the Bronston Prison bill the Mc- - snowfall of this week says that a sharp Chord Railroad bill and the Chinn bills change to colder will occur about the the Kentucky Legislature neglected to 6th and a reactionary storm period remind Senator Lindsay that he hasnt from 7th to 9th Snow and cold yet resigned Shall procrastination also weather are predicted for the 17th to be laid at his door 20th and 24th to 29th they being regular storm periods A petition is being circulated among Queer things happen in Louisville Democrats at Lexington calling a mass A man who was arrested for singing meeting to make a formal protest Rosie OGrady promptly changed ni against the Goebel bill The meeting tune to Mr Johnson Turn Me Loose will be held to night Another Louisvillian was arrested last week on a peculiar charge breaking into the Salvation Army barracks and Awarded stealing a War Cry Highest Honors Worlds Fair Fifteen new cases cf smallpox were discovered at Middlesborough Tuesday and Dr Samuel Blair who has been in charge of the epidemic has telegraphed for the presence of all the members of the State Board of Health Over 600 persons were vaccinated in twentj fo ur hours many of the negroes being forced to submit at the pistols point ¬ i ¬ -- The Third District Appellate gerry- ¬ mander bill taking Whitlev county out of the Third and placing it in the Seventh Appellate District was passed The House yesterday by the House 3000 also passed the act appropriating for the electric light plant at the peni- ¬ tentiary and 5000 for improving the dining room Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead W A Weaver agd twenty nine years agent and telegraph operator at Newtown died Wednesday This is the fifth death in this neighborhood within a month Mrs Susan Wilder aged sixty seven yearsdied Wednesday morning at the home of her husbandA H Wilder at 911 East Jeffersonstreet in Louisville The deceased was the mother of Mr George Wilder Yardmaster of the L N at this city The remains will be taken to Frauktort to day for inter- ¬ ment The funeral of Prof J B Skinner DEALER IN President of Hamilton college was held Wednesday morning at the Broadway Furniture Window Shades Oil Advertised Letter List Cloths Carpets Mattresses Christian Church being conducted by Etc List of letters remaining unclaimed Elders Mark Collis J W McGarvey m Parib Ky postoffice March 4 1898 and I J Spencer Every seat in the Special attention given to Ba bee Frank large church was occupied by mourning H 11 Walter Bradley Leonard hickson Mrs M F fripnds and a long cortege followed the 1DS and KePairmg- Bramlett Hattie Howard George Paris Ky remains to the Lexington cemetery Main Street Berry Cora JeukiuS John The floral tributes were numerous and Brown Mrs Lizzie Jawhsjroscar Carey Neil H MasourEovell of exquisite beauty Carr Mrs N L Maukray Win Carpenter Mrs M New line of baby carriages now in at orrow Robt E Clumbia Mr Nat Parker Mrs Mayme J T Hintons tf - - - PARIS KY 402 MAIN ST Rose Mr Sarah Current Geo H Spears Mrs Eliza CurtisvEmina Over Deposit Bank The Press Very little hemp has ben delivered in this city The price remains at 3 50 5 per cwt The Winchester Sun says that the largest crop ever known in Clark will be put in this year Nathan Bayless sold a handsome gelding to a New York gentleman a few days ago for 450 Bluebird by Jay Bird was sold at the F tsig said in New York for 3300 to F P Clark of New Haven onn Twenty three hhds of Bourbon conn tv tobacco were sold in Louisville Wednesday Eleven sold at L825 to 14 eight at 1160 to 6 50 and four at 570 to 330 Turf Not R J NEELY Buck and Bills Barber Shop 1 GEO W DAVIS barbers class- For first class work j j inov u Ail work done strictly Next door to Bourbon Bank New Laundry Agency Three first class first-Underta- k- M H DAILEY - Estill Dick DaviaMrsJennie RSpears Miss Thompson Mrs E Fisher Mr Carrie Scott Mia R a Puller Hatne Tnrley ilisa 1 A J i irrJoe Editor T j rfJS iv -- s sac Williams has - 1 taken Office hours fi I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Lanndrv a first- class institution and solicit a share of theTJublicnatronacre Work or nrrtpra left at Clarke Clays drug store will immediate attention receive Work ca led for and delivered nrmrmflv I i C ai - 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m CJ Tieftnenlfnllv XT -- ¬ Ild please say in- - 2 VVii 1 M Wooson Minnie advertifced W Persons calling tor above letters will ¬ l Davis P M -- Isgi ig have in Davis Thompson school childrens shots extra goml values for very little money Try thnm The Northwestern is carrying nearly 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bouibon Countys representative citi ¬ zens Call on R P Dow Jr for particulars 25oe--Hh We are offering some choice ladies inisses and childrens shoes at special prices Dont fail to take adyant n of the offer Davis Thompson charge of his new purchase the Fal mouth Guide and changed its name to the PendletomaHe vsi1 srivf the rahuoni1Die a firkt classne uaper deservin ine most liberal patronage William M Siugerly publisher of the Philadelphia Record died snddei lv Tuesday while sitting in his romu it home smoking a cigar apparently in good health except for a slight cold The retirement of W T Adams from editorial duties at Winchester is gener- ¬ ally regretted by the Kentucky press F T er a valued member of the Lexington Leader staff who has been in the hospital for several weeks is almost well enough to be at his post again M O Wilson formerly editor of the Miller8burg Journal has taken charge of the Vaneebur Sun Bruce HoiAfe Vf - TV iHHUiEffl IMP Isoiir Conductors and engineers of the L and N raihad ask tht company to re- I AM NOW READY TO SHOW THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ¬ ¬ MANVTH when the Creator said to woman t i In sorrow shalt thou bring forth children that a curse was pronounced against the human race but the joy felt by every Mother when she first presses to her heart her babe proves the contrary ¬ store the wages paid th eniploj es before the cul z 10 nt was inauein 1893 Tbey hold that the road is now enjoying an improved business and that the ru- a lade on the plea of hard duct times with the promise that it would be restored as soon as the receipts justified ing so General Mana- ¬ ger Metcalfe said yesterday that the re- ¬ quest would be granted in a few theiLalin WALL PAPER Ever brought to Paris months -- - Danger and suffering- lurk in the pathway of the Expectant Mother and should be avoided that she may reach the hour when the hope of her heart is to be real- ¬ ized in full vigor and strength - The new Whes w say that our work is better in quality and gives better satisfaction urn any ndry work in Paris we are simply s iug facts not our yerdict alone but that of our customers Ask them and you will see Better still rgive us tris bundle Bourbon Steam Laundry tf BURLAP EFFECTS MOTHERS are the newest and at the same time the most beautiful papers seen for years at a MEDIUM COST FRIEND I am giving some very close estimates on contract so relaxes the to Insure in the Northwestern system and as- ¬ work or PAPER ON THE WALL sists Nature day to morrow may be too late -- OR that the nec- ¬ essary change takes place r r without Nau- ¬ meal rolled oats Nkwton Mitchell tt sea Headache Nrvous or Wrights Celery Tea cun s con Cjriuvi jre 0 Irution sick hwidnrbodingof dan - rjeaches nruues anricots New crop currents raisins citron hominy oat 1S98 CHRPETS To match the papers 4-- i CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free fconr Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Fleischmans McDermott yeast for Spears sale by trying hour is robbed of its pain The Northwestern Mutualits life has policyand suffering as so many happy paid to representative of and is ¬ srer and the mothers this Nothing but have Davis Thompson Isgrig offering surprising bargains in mens Mothers Friend is the greatest remedy erer and boys stylish shoes The prices are puton the market and all our customers praise it highly W H Kdtq Co Wnitewright Tex right tf Sam are persuaded to use anything else Dont holders and to its policy holders 180000000 an now holding for them Mothtrs Friend does excet s over premium reoeipts of over tf be deceived or 20000000 experienced JT To Cure A Cold In One Day Tab- ¬ Clay whiskey McDermott Spears T 40 YEARS THE STANDARD druggists refund the money Or druggists at 100 or sent by mail on receipt lets All of price Write for book containing valua ¬ if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W ble information for all Mothers mailed free T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Tke Bradleli BefvUter C Ky ltUta G Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me vour ol I furniture to be repairel Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Manels furnibel complete Undertaking in al its ranches Eojbalmng scientifically ttendt d to CARRIVGES FOR HIREI - HINTON Q THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 4 1898 --aisaaisSii Kmrnzpei TIE The Bourbon Fiscal Court met Wednesday with Judge Purnell and Justice- COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Seventeenth Year Established 1881 R J Neely A C ball P S See H C THE NEWS MAN Smith S L Weathers E P Clavbrook Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as jiss mail matter secon J T Barlow and John Howard Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At ¬ -- BOURBOH HEWS Fiscal Court Meeting PERSONAL MENTION March Revenue Assignments TELEPHONE NO 124 S UBSCRl PTION PHI CES Payable in Advance 82 00 Six mouths year One thews costs you cant even get 1 port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE a re Etc il 00 ¬ Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders MiiiTjKR Warren Stoner and family have moved to Mt Sterling A splendid chance to get high grade coffees below cost at Hntchcrafts The March term of the Bourbon Circuit Court will begin on the 14th Reeds Send your linen to Haggard tf Steam Laundry for a good finish - Portuondo cigars at 175 per box of 50 at Ed F Hntchcrafts closing out sale New Spring line of derby and Alpine Gos hats can be found at Price tf clothiers W BowENjhas rented the R B Hutchcraft residence on Mt Airy Sheriff G B B Avenue Hutchcraft is making a trip in Eastern Kentucky in interest of the trict No 3 Paris Milling Company Ordered that present The Finance Committee reported that they had stored away the tnrnprke machinery part at Mrs Redmons and part at the fair grounds and had it insured Report adopted Same com- ¬ mittee also reported that they had re- ¬ viewed the insurance on the County In- ¬ firmary The County Infirmary Committee re-¬ ported that tbey had visited the Infirm- ¬ ary and found everything in good condition Said committee was instructed to act in conjunction with the County Attorney in regard to corresponding with Mr Elliott in regard to finding homes for the children now at the Infirmary A communication from J B Ken ¬ nedy was read and referred to the Turn pike Committee The TurnpiKe Uomimttee rules gov- ¬ erning the Supervisors of roads were adopted The election of Supervisors of roads being in order the following persons were elected to serve till the next October term of Court at the pleasure of the Court viz Ed Turner of near Paris Supervisor of District No 1 Thos McClintock of Millersburg Supervisor of District No 2 Wm Linnehan of North Middletown Supervisor for Dis- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mr Joel T Berry is quite ill Mr Sweeney Ray continues to be quite ill H R Croxton was in Frankfort Wednesday Mr Bismark Frank has returned from Louisville Mr G G White left Wednesday for New Orleans Elder J T Sharrard of Lexington was in the city Tuesday Mr Albert Hiuton is confined to to his room by tonsilitis -- Mr Will Simms was in Cincinnati yesterday on a business trip Mrs Newton Mitchell is visiting relatives in Woodford county Messrs Hugh Montgomery and A Shire were in Cincinnati yesterday Mr John N Davis left last night for a trip to Asheville North Carolina Adolph Barnett Winters infant son of Mr and Mrs A J Winters is very lector Roberts assignments for March Gangers J- - A Eastin O B Heady Paris Distilling Co J R McChesney Bourbon Distilling Co G G Berry G Temporary storekeepG White Co ers w A Garland Bourbon Distilling Co Stamps Moore Paris Distilling Co W W Berry G G White Co Store- ¬ keepers J T Berry E F Darnaby G G White Co W D Blanding C H Morgan E E Price B N Grehan Paris Distilling Co J D Sprake Bour- ¬ Storekeeper Co bon Distilling giugers J M Russell Bourbon Dis- ¬ tilling Co M F Kenney Lavall Mayse P Nippert Jr C E Jones Distillery Storekeepers E B Hedges W A Johnson and O P Carter Jr are transferred respectively to Mays ville Vanceburg and Morgan county Bourbon Thoroughbreds The following is a partial list of Col- ¬ YOUR SH Should be entirely weather proof at this season It is false economy to wear shoesthat do not keep your feet dry and comforta- ¬ ble Tou cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale o Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and alco Mens and Boys ¬ at low down prices Our January invoice revealed that we have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your advan¬ tage it you will call immediately Shoes Davis Thomson Isgrig V Sacket Li Hung Chang Andersons and the balance of Simmg stable of racers have been shipped from F F F F Montgomery Park to Memphis property of Ed V is now the sole Simms Turney Bros stable of race horses USTo vt On Sale FOR THE SPRING v il J Mrs Jake Slaughter of Emi ¬ nence is the guest of Mr and Mrs A Winters Mrs James Dedman of Cynthiana is the guest of her sister Mrs R B T Vansant leaves this to visit morning for Tuscaloosa Fla her parents Misses Hannah Owens and Issa Walker of Lexington are guests of Miss Nellie Stoker Mrs James P Headley has returned to Lexington after a viEit to her sister Mrs T E Ashbrook Miss Annie Kriener has returned from a visit to her sister Mrs Fred Hornsey in Lexington Mrs Carrie Hanson returned yesterday to Lexington after a visit to her daughter Mrs W R Thomas Mn Everett Anderson of George- ¬ town is the guest of her sister-in-laMrs Robert Fergnson near Paris Mr Woolcot of the Paris Milling Cimpany has rented Mrs A A Bar- ¬ clays residence on Mt Airy Avenue Miss Louise Russell has returned from a visit to Miss Carrie Holt and Miss Mary Keith Miles at Frankfort Misses ELa ind Mamie McClintock will return to morrow from a fortnights Yisit to Miss Birdie Wallis near Muir Miss Sue Graves has returned to her home in Georgetown after avisittoj ner sister Mrs H H Roberts on Pleasant street Mr Edward Hite and bride have re ¬ turned from a brief wedding trip and have taken rooms with the formers mother on Broadway Maj P P Johnston gave a little impromptu dinner Sunday at his elegant country home near Lexington to several prominent turfman including Col E F Clay Maj B G Thomas Catesby Woodford lid A Tipton and Horace Wilson Mrs ¬ w of Mason Claud Cantrell of this county is a be allowed and paid the snm of 81175 member of the Federal jury this week balance for abutments to bridge on Iron Works road at Covington trying banker Youtsey The sale of toll houses on Paris are the peoples friends We re- ¬ Townsend pike was referred to the We pair your linen and put neck bands on Turnpike Committee W Moran J Hutchcrafl J free Haggard Reed and family of Clark county have moved to Mrs M Grimes farm on the Georgetown pike Mr Sam Willis Jr property on the Georgetown pike near Paris and has moved tothe Lan Hume place John Leach has vacated the tollgate position as stenographer for the St Louis Art Medal Company at Cincin- ¬ J Louie Eauleywine has secured a Ordered that the County Judge and the Count v Attornev formulate rules defining the duties of the Jailor and the J anitor of the court house Ordered that the County Judge have a crossing made across Main street in front of the court house provided the City of Paris will have a crossing made on said street at the Bourbon Bank corner - New wash Dress Goods twelve in number have arrived safely New French Organdies at Gravesend track in charge of trainer New French Ginghams Ed Tiffen In the lot are Dr Catlett Choice linp of Domestic Ginghams 4 by Candlemas Allerna The Socman The largest and cheapest line of Ham burps and Laces of our di- ¬ 4 by Falsetto Ulisee Swiftmas 3 by rect importation ever brought to this city Candlemas Nellie Swift Riualdo 3 by New line of Silks for waists skirts linings etc just received 3 by Leonatus Dahlia Warego White Goods Picardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks ancr Wawekus Volteguer Ike Burg 2 by Organdies Candlemas Nellie Swift Burlington Give us a call and see what we will do for you before buyi ng by Leonatus Puritan Lass elsewhere Route 2 Dreyfus 2 by Candlemas Landlady Gossoon 2 by Candlemas Nannie D Lemity 2 by Candlemas Allerna bay filly 2 by Sir Dixon- - Ermitrnde bay filly 2 by Spokane Virginins In the division are full brothers to Tillo and Swiftmas and a full sister to Dr Catlett The stable has a num ¬ ber of valuable engagements this season -two-year-ol- d x t School News CONDON S The Institute for white teachers will be held at Paris High School building the first week of August Prof Byron -- - cloe-iug-out Dont miss sale Ed F Hntchcrafts Prices below actual cost will organize a congregation in Lexing- ¬ ton to be known as The Pilgrims Rest Church Northcott recently Lancaster purchased of Mrs Elizabeth Talbotts her-- their house and lot in Thorntons division Mr M A Kenney has bought the Cathplponvent property in Shelby ville for his daughter Mrs Chas Webber The price is reported to be 5000 nati Rev Quarles colored of this citv The TarrLantl Sold sold for R P and J S Stoll assignees of Wm Tarr the following tracts of Auctioneer A T Forsyth yesterday - y I J - jT lr- - EUs j fj n vt it70 pi whn was shot stvi ral weeks ago bv a acres to Mrs Wm Tarr No 6202 coal thief was resting easily last ni - at 75 per acre WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K 8F No doubt the mistakes of your life It is believed now that he will recover One of the purchasers yesterday paid have been many bnt you will make no IMPORTED SUmffCS AND TROIISERiNOS Thieves have made frequent raids re- ¬ cash in full and several others have an mistake if you send your soiled linen to to- ¬ ¬ Mrs Silas Bed nounced their intention of paying cently in east Paris tbe ford has bad four fine turkeys stolen at day tf Bourbon Steam Laundry Corn sold at from 90 cents to 104 one time and a number of hens at other 20 per stack mules 25 to 80 horses times 25 to 50 96 sheep at 560 each cows Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wheB Rev George Merdith the new pastor to 35 calves 15 each 18 shotes 250 quality and style are considered We ask you to give ur a call of St Peters Episcopal church will hold each one sow 1725 farm implements I am closing out my groceries to his first service at the church tlis ev I will offer at pnblic sale at tbe change business at and below cost sold low Conrr house door in Paris Ky at 12 hold services Sunday ing He will also Ed F Hutchcraft An 80 mule purchased by Mr Wm oclock on when communion service will be ob- Tarr broke loose and ran on the railroad The latest styles of 8hirts from fifty served MONDAY MARCH 7TII 1898 track and broke a leg JPJLTE BtJDTtr TT A T T4TTORK Cos 150 at Price cents to at- ¬ Mary Embry of Mt Sterling Among those from a distance who Mrs tf ten shares of the capital stock of the S B lUriGN dLllej Dr clothiers has purchased the residence Mrs Mary tended the sale yesterday were Deposit Bank of Paris Terms Cash in ¬ JLdair on South Peasant street adjoin Johnson and son of Winchester John The pearl finish we give to collars and hand Mrs Embry Eyans and son of Clark county R M S S Clays property A T FORSYTH ing cuffs and shirts looks better and wears Bpftie Howard and J S Stoll and Squire Fassett of Auctioneer and her mother Mrs longer than any other finish OUR property son of Lexington Louis Lebus and will reside in the RnrRBOv Steam Laundry tf Boone Ingels of Nicholas The News is requested to announce Cbiana Tbos Prather of Circuit court Topics B J R RetPe and v0f- i Vio riseinnarv Societv tC W Masnu Mr Dirkson of Indiana J D Tm M i ch term of the Bourbon Cir ¬ M of the Christian Church will meet Booth of Sharpsburg and T H Notice is given that there will be a cuit our will begin on the 14th with meeting of the Stockholders of the Citito morrow afternoon at half pas iw Wbayne of Louisville a d cka comprizing 304 old equity zens Bank of Paris at tbe office of the oclock at Mrs Wm Myalls residence The Tarr sale will be continued to- ¬ cases uit seven commonwealth cases Bank on Thursday March 10th 1898 A full attendance is desired day the Newt Mitchell storeroom and sixty five old ordinary and seventy five to elect a Board of Directors for the en ¬ Kirk Tarr lumber yard will be sold suing J M HUGHES Prest The examining trial of Emmett ordinary appearand s The Cain Lewis Wm year Mf all Cashier colored charged and Lou Anderson is the most important Commonwealth Who Wrote Them lmar 3t with being accessories to the shooting of case on docket To day is the last day Tuesday morning a mysterious N uightwatchman John Shay L A filing suits to be tried this terra and apron shaped paste board card bearing for called Wednesday morning was number of interesting cases have al- ¬ ontinued ou account of the absence of a rambling sentence and a rudely drawn ready been filed J J Hutchcaft has OF N de witnpss L iSiasonic emblem was found tied to a U I JJ n m ALL mnntant taken an appeal in the Thos Hutch- ¬ lamn nost on the corner of Main and tive Debusk who is ill at Middlesbcr craft will case and will be represented Fifth streets Two anonymous cards by E M Dickson John S Smith and TOLL GATE HOUSES AND LOTS Troubles Of The Lawbreakers bearing incoherent messages were put m Chas Bronston at the nostoffice Wed- The examiuing trial of John Jarson Mr F P Bedford a bachelor hrs was Motel Pnblic Sale of toll gate honses and colored member of the U S Army nesday The writing on the cards a filed a suit praying the Court to adopt Henry good but it was evidently done by some lots on P ris and Georgetown turnpike who shot and mortally wouuded He agrees to Bedford on The same Pattie Russell Derricksou in a quarrel ove a woman person of deranged mind to his property make her heir the LOVE IS BLIND at Mi e sburg was held over to Circuit person evidently wrote all three of any Mrs Bedford has filed Ida MONDAY MARCO 7TH 1898 cards Neither of the card3 bore Court praying the Court petition a 12 oclock m to all the faults of the loved one in same court Frank Turley was address In the to set aside a deed made by her at Wpflnesdav Circuit Clerk Chas But in No 1 A certain house and lot ou th sentenced to thirty days hard labor mother conveying certain property North side of Paris and Georgetown N ler received an anonymous letter which everything bat untidy or sbilfecL for stealing coal from the L jail to her brothers A R and Martin Tal turnpike one mile from arrested on a the sender wished read in Circuit Court bott Triere are about 150 acres of Paris andsituated about and one fouith Three other prisoners contains one were dismissed Thos The writer of the lettjr said that neith ¬ land involved in the suit of land with all out buildings ap ¬ acres linen A dainty won an draws the imilar charge L er Emmet Kirk or Lou Anderson were purtenant thereto Robprts arrested for trespassing on N No 2 A certaiu house and lot on the concerned in the shooting of L Bourbon8 Crops line on that UVlook rmmacAilaet k N property was dismissed North side of Paris and Georgetown watchman John Shay bit that he the of turnpike situated in the Split LiVa Ear that terville Bourbon county town and Cen ¬ writer shot him Thedender also invit- ¬ The assessors books show ly neat and presentable and have conKy to catch him if they 1983915 pounds of tobacco 252200 tains one acre of land with out buildings Speck Helwy colnrofl was tried in ed the authorities gave the letter to pounds of bemp 412805 bushels or corn appurtenant thereto your collar cuff or shirt iwe roach rArra WpWs court yesterday for could Mr Butler Joe Williams 9155 bushels of wheat 18865 bushels Said sale will be made at the court- ¬ wounding and maiming Eliza Hancock Constable of oats 56800 bushels of bluegrass seed house door upon the following terms able in color ind fnif h bin git to fcOPYRiGnT iQ9 COCWIMTtfS ana held over to Circuit Court Specj HGGVRD ReedS new laundry is and 2979 tons of ha y were raised in One half cash in hand and remainder in six months for which purchaser shall and Liza engaged in an argument fir8tcias8 work Give us a call Bourbon county last year fl womau execnte bis bond with good and ap¬ Haggard Reed day night and to convince tne proved securitv due six months after en to hie way of thinking Helvey hit hr s The will of Prof J B Skinner was W T Chutcher postal clerk for date bearingsix per cent interest from e u BRO Proprietors Rriit Hner it She clain W M HINTON JR He inerly oa duty batweeu Cincinnati and day of sale probated yesterday at Lexington brass that fee culllL W M PURNELL Tuesday gives all of his property to his wife lor Nashville now ha8 the run between this Telephoie No 4 arre8ted fcnucks Helvej city and Frankfort 2t J BC C children K w b8nentof herself and i by Officer Hill Ci 60 i John Shay the L N watchman land etc No 1229 43 acres to J D Booth of Sharpsburg xt 6750 per acre No 230946 acres to John H Rose berry of Paris at 54 50 per acre No 320792 acres to N F Brent at 60 per acre No 4 4u9 64 acres to John Evans of Clark county at 3060 per acre No 550313 acres to Sidntey P jcih King President of School of Oratory of Pittsburg Pa will give us three hours a day instruction in good reading elocu- ¬ o close out all Winter goods during the next 30 days tion and in the use of the voice so as never to get hoarse or tired He stam- ¬ mered until he was thirteen then cured we will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost himself Those who bad the pleasnre of hearing his magnificent yoice Monday Dress Goods formerly 75c and 100 per yard at 39c en bracing night must have faith in his modes of would like to fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcoid diagonal i erges instruction All who ioin his class at the institute will please Table linens and napkins large variety at cost give their names to the County Super- All our underwear at much less than cost intpndent Penangs and percales formerly Sic to close 4c per yard The Institute for Colored people will See our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth 25c be hed at their graded school building Notions of every description less than cost in this city the second week of August 10 4 New York mills sheetine worth 30c for 18c tiiriiluiii Hi To ft fl o n rl i rl VloonViarLonrl nriVl irVurl rrffrri Kn iriorittv3viil9ilS4l SMHHniK4 fWantMZ Fight Spain V Tiait CW UVUWVM 1V - XT VW f UUVVVVU vr NJJJUJl VYJtZS WttS f i Buck Freeman the well known colored barber of this city says that he 3jrcB now has three hundred men willing to enlist in his company to fight Spain AJOLiOIRIl vT i ZT02r JlBJuS The men are beinar drilled bv Freeman i m ii SURPRISE f - K - - - TL I m FOR FALL AND WINTER Bank Stock For Sale -- 1 ¬ REMEMBER WE HAVE - Stockholders Meeting SPRING GOOD OUR GUARANTEE ¬ and that we make a first class Suit for -- 2000 PUBLIC SALE X i We make every garment to order and do not send out any ready made clothing Every garment is handled oulv by first class tailors and is guaranteed to fit s j L AVIN Central H DKILL Building -- i j j it ffix j The Bourbon Steam Laundry 1 i -- JIT1n-tl1i T eC5 w 8IHBiWW JJJljllllJJfWIrWpyftl JJ1I PTSf 6 THE BOTTKBON NEWSS FRIDAY MAECH 4 rcpe over to Mrs Pecks house sosmy husband wont get at me with fha ax Time may set his Angers there She had more nerve in a minute than Fix the smiles that curve aboxt Her winsome mouth and touch her hair I had in a week but when she said that Put the curves of youth to rout my professional pride come to me and But the something God put there without any more talk I reached for my That which drew ns to her first balancing pole and stooping down so Not the imps of pain and care she could get on my back which she Not all sorrows fiend accurst Can kill the look that God put there didnt like very much I made a quick run for the end of the rope just as the Something beautiful and rare Nothing common can destroy crazy husband came out of the scuttle Not all the leaden load of care through the barrel and tumbled down Not all the dross of earths alloy on the roof half smothered with sand Better than all fame or gold True as only Gods own truth I told her to hold tight and do the pray It is something all hearts hold in for both of us and I thought I could Who have loved once in their youth get her through safe I dont know sweet look her face doth hold That how I ever got on that rope with her on Thus will ever be to me my back for that wasnt the way my Joy may all iher pinions fold profession done business but I got Care may come and misery there and as I shot out with the woman Through the days of murk and shine Though the roads be foul or fair clinging to me the people an the street I will see through loves glad eyne below set up such a yell as I never heard That sweet look that God put there W W Campbell In Boston Watchman before and I come near losing my balance for I knew as they didnt why this feature that wasnt on the bills was showed W Hi being The crowd yelled about twice and 8 Rope Walkers Romance then all of a sudden got so still I could w tt w hear the little womans heart beat HER 1898- - THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER A FIRE 1 LOOK 1clltors ana Owner n l fl v E- - I CAPTAINS HEROISM His Health Completely Wrecked by Heroic Efforts in Saving Life In the chiefs quarters of the Fourteenth battalion up in Wakefield there sits to day a man still young- in years who in his maihied body but unbroken spirit bears such testimony to the quality of New Yorks fire fighters as the brave Bresnan and his comrade did in their death Thomas J Ahearn led 3is company as captain to a fire in the Consolidated gas works on the east side He found one of the buildings ablaze Far towards the rear at the end of a narrow lane around which the fire swirled and arched itself white and wicked lay the body of a man dead said the panic stricken crowd His suf ferings had been brief A worse fate threatened all unless the fire was quickly put out There were underground j The Narrowest of Pathways the Scene of w reservoirs of naphtha the ground was a Thrilling Incident 8 honeycombed with them that might explode at any moment with the fire raging overhead The peril was instant 02fE who saw the tawdry finery and great Capt Ahearn looked at the NOof his tinsel trappings and the body and saw it stir The watch chain upon the mans vest rose and fell as if cheap appointments of the famous Sig nor Salviatoria as single handed and he were breathing He is not dead he said I am alone he prepared the paraphernalia for going to get that man out And he his tight rope performance which had crept down the lane of fire unmindful brought him his glory would have ever of the hidden dangers seeing only the imagined that there was time or space man who was perishing The flames in his busy life for a romance The scorched him they blocked his way signor was a peripatetic perambulator but he came through alive and brought of the rope and his field of perform- ¬ out his man so badly hurt however ance lay in country towns where it was that he died in the hospital that day his wont to stretch his narrow pathway The board of fire commissioners gave across a street from roof to roof of Ahearn the medal for bravery and houses whose owners were willing to made him chief Within a year he all extend that privilege to him in exbut lost his life in a gallant attempt to change for tickets to the Great and save the life of a child that was sup- Only Megatherian Concert which fol- ¬ posed to be penned in a burning Riv lowed the outdoor exhibition Yet he ington street tenement Chief Ahearns had a romance and there were in it quarters were near by and he was first those elements which one greater than on the ground A desperate man con- Signor Salviatoria might easily have fronted him in the hallway My child crjstallized into a melodrama that my child he cried and wrung his would have stirred the applause of a thousand galleries Save him He is in there hands He pointed to the back room It was The greatest act I ever done he black with smoke In the front room said with a natural and easy disregard the fire was raging Crawling on hands of accent and syntax I done in an and feet the chief made his way into Ohio town about ten years ago I was the room the man had pointed out He doing my turn there for a week and it grouped under the bed and in it but was the county fair season and I was found no child there Satisfied that it following their trail like a sleuth for had escaped he started to return The they brought people to town and helped smoke had grown so thick that breath- ¬ my business never none too good The ing was no longer possible even at the third night of my performance which floor The chief drew his coat over his was a half hour exhibition in midair head and made a dash for the hall door before the concert had begun I had He reached it only to find that the gone up on the roof to git things ready spring lock had snapped shut The and while I was pottering around snug door knob burned his hand The fire gin up the rope and seeing that there burst through from the front room wasnt any loose cogs to be dropping and seared his face With a last effort I heard a screech up through the scuttle he kicked the lower panel out of the hele leading to the roof and the next sand put his head through And second out popped a woman like one of these here jumping jacks It give ieiiuti is ucwriiu more jus men lound mm lying so when me a hard pull on my nerves but I they came looking for him The coat flew over to see what the matter was was burned off his back and of his hat It was my landlady and here I want only the wire rim remained He lay ten to say that when I stop for any time months in the hospital and came out in a town I go to a boarding house deaf and wrecked physically At the where I can get a rate that wont age of 45 the board retired him to the break me Got to do it in this line quiet of the country district with this Cant give it all to railroads and ho- ¬ formal resolution that did the board tels more credit than it could do him It is In this case I not only stopped at the only one of its kind upon the de- ¬ this boarding house but the landlady partment books let me stretch my rope from her roof EesolvedThat in assigning Battalion to the roof of the house across the ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Anyway I thought I could but maybe i t wa s my own I knew wh e a th ey do ne that the crowd had seen the man on the roof with the hatchet and recognized him for all the people in the town knew the kind of a fellow he was At the same time the crowd got still something came to me telling me to nerve myself for the crazy man would cut the rope and drop me and my load in the street to be crushed into a shapeless mass and I came near letting go and dropping be-¬ fore I was dropped I couldnt see what was going on behind me and all thelit tle woman knew she was whispering io me to go ahead because we were safe if I only kept my path I didnt know whether she thought about the man with the hatchet or not Likely she did It wasnt her tomention it though under them circumstances vvliile I was thinking about hinLcut ting the rope I was getting along it toward the safe end as fast as I could the little woman hanging on till she nearly choked me but it didnt hurt and I was standing it beautiful Its f unny how a man will find pleasure in life when theres so much in sight that aint and I nearly forgot the man with -- t t Ahearn to command the Fourteenth battalion in the newly annexed district the board deems it proper to express the sense of obliga ¬ tion felt by the board and all good citi- ¬ zens for the brilliant and meritorious services of Chief Ahearn in the dis- ¬ charge of duty which will always serve as an example and an inspiration to our uniformed force and to express the aope that his future years of service at a less arduous post may be as com- ¬ fortable and pleasant as his former years have been brilliant and honor- ¬ able Jacob Itfis in Century SUICIDE AMONG Ail Chief Thomas J GERMANS Extraordinary Propensity to Self Destruction I i I 1 I H Another social phenomenon has been laid at the door of the Teutonic race of northern Europe one which even more than divorce is directly the con- ¬ comitant of modern intellectual and economic progress We refer to sui ¬ cide Morsel li devotes a chapter of his interesting treatise upon this subject to proving that the purer the Ger ¬ man race that is to say tne stronger the Germanism e g Teutonism of a country the more it reveals in its psychical character an extraordinary propensity to self destruction On the other hand the Slavic peoples seem to him to be relatively immune These conclusions he draws from detailed comparison of the distribution of sui- ¬ cide in the various countries of western Europe and it must be confessed that he has collected data for a very plausi¬ ble case There can be no doubt that in German the phenomenon culmi- ¬ nates in frequency for all Europe and that it tends to disappear in almost di ¬ rect proportion to the attenuation of tlie Teutonic racial characteristics elsewhere William Z Ripley in Apple tons Popular Science Monthly Greedy Little Finn The little fish known as millers thunil the fresh water sculpiri is one of the natural checks on the overpro duction of trout and salmon It eats the eggs and the youngr fisiu It is found j in au trout waters as iast as examined Jt is very destructive At an experi ment once made r the aquarium of the United States fish commission in Wash ington a miiierls thumb about 4 inches long ate at a single meal and all within a minute or two 211ittle trout each from three quarters to an inch in length Chicago Chronicle Locusts are regularly shipped from Algeria to London where they are worked up bv jianufacturers of guano ¬ ¬ ¬ it was the main street of the town it was convenient all the way round for me The only drawback was husband that the lady had a half-craz-jthat never had done anything for her when he had his senses and now she had to support him and take his abuse of her every time he got a jealous fit which was every time she had a new boarder that was anything for looks and style Signor Salviatoria stopped a moment at this remark stroked his little chin whisker and smiled retrospectively She had only been polite fo me be ¬ cause I had been polite to her as any gent should be when there is a pretty woman around and the landlady was the prettiest little woman about as big as a piece of soap I had met As I was saying when I got to her she had slung the cover to the scuttle hole over it and was sitting on it with her jaw set and trying to stick her toes into the roof to help hold it down In a mighty few words she told me her husband was on the chase after her with a hatchet to kill her and he would be up fram below in a minute She wasnt as bad scared as I was for I didnt have much experience in that kind of business and didnt know what to do I didnt have anything to defend myself or her with either and the more I thought of the situation the more I began to think how many things there were that was more dangerous than walking a tight rope 50 feet above the earth and me as innocent as a babe The little woman told me to bring a barrel half full of sand there was over in one corner of the roof and wed set it over the cover of the scuttle to hold it down I done it as fast as I could and when we had the barrel there and about fixed the crazy hus ¬ band came slashing up with his hatchet As luck would have it the sand fell in on him and knocked him off the lad ¬ der below and the barrel got stuck in the hole so the little woman and m had a minute or two to think and she done the thinking Are you afraid says she Some snys I nodding toward the waj-- and as 44 was hurt I didnt know for sure what had happened but I guessed that thai crazy man like most any crazy person or a mad dog only had room in his mind for one thing atja timeand whenlat was there there wasnt space for any more He wanted to kill his wife and the only way he knew how to do it was with the hatchet by cuttinjr her to pieces It did not strike him that he could kill her by cutting the rope and letting her drop to the ground That was too much for him He knew an easier way and as she was out there on the rope not 40 feet from him he would go out there and kill her Crazy people have such a crazy way of doing things dont they He did and when he took his second step out on the rope he went over and down to his death Thats what had made the rope spring back I guess the little woman must have felt thatsomething awf ul had hap pened though she never said a word because when I at last stepped safe on to the roof and the crowd yelled a hun dred times louder than they did before the j knew what they were yelling about the little woman let go her hold around my neck and dropped at my feet in a dead faint and I didnt blame her either it was time for somebody to faint and if she hadnt a done it I would sure pop Her doing it gave me some thing else to think about and I got her downstairs as quick as I could where the women took charge of her and soon brought her out all right I guess thats all there is to it smiled the signor picking up his bal ancing pole and pointing to a date line and some initials on it This is the one that steadied us over and the little woman had them pat on there when she became the blushing bride of Signor Salviatoria and the signor bowed with a sweep that would have entranced an audience of millions 1ST Y Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ come and in its place come a springto the rope as if a weight had beerf taken off of it followed by a swishing sound and a dull thud on the sidewalk 50 feet below us At the same time the crowd sent up a groan as if every person inlit the hatchet thinking about the little womans arms holding onto my neckaa the one hope of her life But it was only for a second then I felt a jar on the rope and I choked and braced myself for I was sure that the crazy man was beginnig to cut and I knew that three or four licks would be enough I waited for the second jar but it didnt scuttle hole ¬ i says she smiling Not much says I Are you strong says she 4Thats part of my act says I But not against a crazy man with a hatchet says I wondering what she would do next and about how long it would be till the crazy naan was on deck with his tomahawk gleaming in the air Then says she grab hold of me right quick and cany me across the 44 I mean of me perhaps sufficient to say that what ir this respect is healthful for humar lungs will suit the plants But do no1 forget that the plants cannot take a walk on a pleasant day hence fresh ail should frequently be admitted to then from the window In nature all plants and trees have their seasons of growth and of rest a principle that must be ob served in house plant culture When therefore any plant after a period oi growth and bloom shows signs of less ening growth water also should be somewhat withheld In a state of resi from growth most kinds can get along with lessened light also and this we may take advantage of by putting some kinds of fuchsias oleanders hydran geas and scarlet geraniums in a lighl cellar while growth is suspended Al most without exception it is best at the end of the resting season approaches say in late winter to shak the old soil from the roots and repol the plants into fresh earth Vicks ¬ As regards airing the plants t Air and Rest for House Plants it ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Magazine At a recent sale of autograph letters in London an- original plan and survey entirely in the hand of George Washington and made by him in 750 when a surveyor in the woods of Vir ginia was sold for 50 A finlettei written by William Penn flatea 170 - ¬ brought 56S5 A LITTLE NONSENSE CLIMATE IS NOT CHANGfNG STORIES OF SIGNOR GLITZ Yes Why the Oldest Inhabitants Stories Is your wife literary His Marvelous Feats of Vcntrlloqnit Are Not Always Correct every time I step out of the house at Daniel Websters Little Joke A correspondent in Northfield Mass night she says Quo Vadis Chica ¬ Sixty years ago one of the jrreatetst question go Becord showmen Philadelphia has even seen desires our opinion on the was Maelzel The exhibition which he Were the winters of 50 or 75 years ago Appearances are very deceptive much colder or were the snowfalls remarked the tenor Yes replied the gave in the hall on Fifth street below The opinion Walnut which bore his own name and fleeper than at present prima donna especially farewell ap-¬ Is widely held that the winters were Tit Bits is now the site of the Tatham building pearances colder and the snowfalls deeper but I has probably not since been equaled The Tramp Can you tell me how In the early part of the century this can find nothing to warrant the belief I can get some work sir The Citizen except that in the first part of the cen German inventor was regarded as a Yes buy a bicycle and crustily marvel in the art of mechanical enter tury a much larger percentage of the try to keep it clean Tit Bits was an associate of Bee- population lived in the hill towns in the tainment and What is an infant prod ¬ Scarce Interior which are much colder than thovens His speaking dolls his song An infant prodigy is igy grandpa birds and his rope dancers were con ¬ the valley or the coast towns On the general question as to appre a little boy who knows so much that he sidered fine specimens of ingenious Chicago never has to ask questions contrivance but they were looked ciable changes in climate the editors Record upon as insignificant when compared opinion is that there has been no such First Telephone Girl What did with his automaton trumpeter his change in any respect whatever so far Belle say when you told her your en chess player and his Burning of Mos- ¬ as meteorology proper is concerned gagement was broken Oh she said cow It was Maelzel who introduced If we divide our records of the weather it only meant another ring off Yon Blitz to the Philadelphia public in a recorded in North America since the hall where Greens hotel is now situ ¬ flays of Columbus into two periods kers Statesman At the Show Mamma Isnt he ated and while the 3oung magician viz before and after the year 1800 we Papa was making his first tour of the coun ¬ shall find that every peculiarity such a wonderful contortionist Mamma Yes I wish I could do that as remarkable storms winds rains try His nimble witted cleverness Papa I think it might Why made a strong impression on the mul- floods frosts etc recorded in the cur Puck rent century can be matched by a cor- amuse the baby titude who had not yet become accus First Citizen Of course a man is tomed to European masricians of the responding remarkable event before the year 1800 The popular impressions entitled to his opinion Second Cit-¬ first rank Some of the most eminent Americans of the time were delighted alluded to by our correspondent result izen Of course and if hes a politiwith his feats as a necromancer and almost entirely from the imperfections cian hes entitled to as many kinds of among the ignorant he was spoken of of our records and especially of our opinion ashemayneedinhisbusiness Puck as a spiritualist or an astrologer of memories There is a large class of persons whose habits of thought are so A Misunderstanding Bridget to more than mortal powers Indeed it crude that when they experience any cross eyed clerk An hov yez any was not infrequent that he was called I very remarkable weather they jump to frish eggs sor Clerk Plenty Just upon to work miracles in curing the conclusion that the climate has look this way maam Bridget loftsick One of his most amusing ex the changed forgetting that they them- ¬ ily Shure an Oill not look thot way periences in frightening people al ¬ selves have had such a limited person- if Oi niver hov any Judge though hu usually employed his skill al experience that they are not fair to that purpose only in a jocose way I should not be surprised if this was when he was assailed on the judges of the weather over the whole Klondike craze would be the means of Is he suburban streets by rowdies He was country or of the climate of a century building up Jinkles fortune Our correspondent seems to suggest going to dig gold Xo He saved up a master of ventriloquism and his sef a possessioh did not desert him He that certain change in the habits- of enough money to make the trip and threw his voice into a far off hurried the people such as the removal from then changed his mind and opened a Washington Star conversation of two men and emitted the interior to the coast or from forests grocerj- to prairies or from country to city or Metaphysical B ronco Pete alternately the bark of dogs so that scamps imagined that he Avas about vice versa will partlj1- account for wide ¬ thoughtfully the Wonder wot ever be- spread errors in respect to the climate come uv Tarantula Jim to be rescued and betook themselves to Grizzly Dan The suggestion is excellent but the Wy dont you remember helping to flight Bronco Pete Indeed the amusing things which editor would be inclined to interpret lynch him last July the phenomenon somewhat differently Wy uv course I do but I wonder wot a thousand times with the signor did The general movement of the popula ever become uv him finally his ventriloquial resources are the best tion in Puck the past century has been from spose you got a Bible youll let remembered anecdotes of his career the Atlantic states I from Stopping at a hotel where the service the country to the westward and oppo- a guy look into said one of two tough city or quite young men who was poor and the charges were ex site to the movements suggested by our With pleasure called on the minister my young orbitant he threw the landlord into correspondent In fact we find no real I can be of any assistance friend If spanms when after presenting his bill to you agreement in the so called popular traXah I got to see fer meself dis is to to the signor he heard the parrot over ditions with regard to the weather We his desk lustily denouncing him as a have met with quite as many persons decide a bet Indianapolis Journal greedy robber whom honest travelers who think the winters are more severe OLDEST DOCK IN LONDON should shun A helpiess girl who com- ¬ as with those who think the winters are plained that her guardian was cheating less severe Every ¬ Sonth Bank of Thames Once the Sole her of her estate obtaned her fortune thing seems than formerly how and Accommodation to Shipping to depend upon when from the lips of the portrait of where the oldest The oldest dock in London and the her deceased brother there issued in when he was a boy inhabitant lived first that was built in Great Britain is as compared the guardians terrified ears a solemn his present condition The averagewith now known as the Greenland dock It cli warning against abusing his trust mate of Xew England so far as the is situated on the south bank of the the signor of course calmly lookingon weather is concerned has not apprecia Thames Until the early part of the as if he too were amazed Once he went bly changed since the days when her present century this dock with a to sea on a vessel with a drunken crew oldest forest trees were young sap- limited length of quays offered the and they heard mysterious and un ¬ lings Monthly only accommodations for shipping Weather Review known voices enjoining them to forThe space was inadequate and the river swear their cups Time and again he was often blocked up with vessels The A MOTHER BIRDS LOVE merchants determined to imnrove 1hfi detected thieves among the credulous HOW a Pigreon Cut Her Way to Hct situation and the West India docjksk a h superstitious by the mystifying ii lirnva nnmTvrinJ - lfrr ana commetea use bf ifiV vbice At one time one byf cijiLiiuciiucuviJi jlouu 1 In the animal kingdom there are jive jcaia IUHS1- jjuijing Tine samejeai his pet rabbits in his exhibition was purloined The man suspected of the many strong examples of mother love the London dock which had been com yieR8tJWmT offense was traced to his home but in and the birds are particularly noted foi menced in 1802 was opened The East sisted that he was guiltless and that displaying it A remarkable instance India docks were commenced in 1803 he had bought the rabbit Thereupon of this maternal instinct was recently and completed three years later These A mothei increased the water area u voice was heard as if coming from noticed near Elwood Ind inclosed by one had mysteri- the docks by 166 acres the rabbitY exclaiming The Lord pigeon whose young but five years ously disappeared searched unceasing later the Surrey docks adjoining they have mercy on your soul you thief ly for weeks for the little one and one Greenland dock on the Who dares to call me a thief the south side of the trembling miscreant cried out I do day last December she was seen flying river with an area including the Green- ¬ said apparently the rabbit for you violently against the side of a frame land dock of 160 acres were begun and in 1815 they were completed The two never paid a cent for me but stole building in the city Each time she came in contact with systems are now owned by the Surrey me and you will go to hell if you deny it The signor had no difficulty in the house she chipped off a small bit Commercial company The West India regaining his rabbit after that On of wood with her bill Eor nearly twe doeks three in number were built to another occasion witnessing the oper- days the old bird kept this practice accommodate the West India trade ations of a dissecting room he begged up often during that time falling ex- The East India docks are two in num leave to enter a protest when the body hausted from the repeated shocks and ber and the five docks have a combined of a woman was laid on the table The the fatigue In the afternoon of the area of 126 acres with five and one haK operator and his students did not heed second day she had pecked a hole in the miles of quays The London docks were him but they were thrown iuto dismay wall the wood of which was old and built in opposition to those of the India when the corpse was heard to say soft from the weather This hole was companies The western dock has an Please dont cut me up I dont want large enough to admit a mans head area of 20 acres The St Katherino to be operated on please dont at and through this the mother bird went docks two small basins often acres are the highest up the river being just which the students made a wild rush and came Every time she entered she carried low the tower They were opened be for the door His ventriloquism was in perhaps the most popular part of his grain or seeds or grass Some curious 1823 The idea that governed during equipment as a public entertainer and people investigated the hole while she was absent and there they found the earlier period of dock building was this very few men possibly none in this thai country surpassed him in the intelli- little lost pigeon just below the hole it was better to be as near to the city gence with which he could produce the wedged in between the weatherboards as possible but experience proved it to For two days more the bird continued be wrong The river was crowded right effects with Signor Biltz and Daniel Webster were to bring the little one food and would small craft The London company destaj-- fluttering hole chirrup the originals of the story which has ing and trying near the the little pris- termined upon the construction of a to cheer series of docks below often been told of other magicians oner up Many times East it entered and India company Thethose of thedock and of secretaries of the treasury Web- ¬ seemed to be Victoria extricate its with an area of 90 acres was opened ster who was never secretary of the young one but trying tonot in could succeed in treasury was at the head of the state doing so try as it would The prisoner 1855 and the Albert dock with an area it department under Tylers presidencj had flown into the building which was of 84 acres in 1880 The main Victoria dock is 3000 feet long and 1050 feet Blitz performed or explained some of empty and managed to get between wide The Albert dock is his legerdemain to Webster and then connected Xow if you were to give me the weather boarding near the top oi with it by a passage SO feet wide and said the inside Falling a considerable dis- the two together have six and seven 100 of 1000 treasury notes to count tance it lodged in narrow space eighths miles of quays The AfA and watch closely there wcruld be only which did not permit theto use Victoria its wings dock has castiron wharfing with con- ¬ it Web ¬ 75000 when I returned thrm again Its plaints had reached crete backing while in - i ster ordinarily slow to humor quick therising of the mother and she not being able to Albert dock are builtthe wallsof con- ¬ Ah signor it wont do wholly iy replied vr from the inside had cut crete there are better magicians in Wash- ¬ reach it from without through An The Albert dock soon attracted ington than you they wouldnt re ¬ man thrust his hand through admiring athe hole larger class of vessels The East the turn 50000 after they had done count and brought out the fluttering young and West India company met the move bj Philadelphia Bulletin ing urn ifr thing to the great delight of the anx- constructing the Tilbury docks si Jt farther ious mamma bird Chicago Chronicle down the river There is a The Scent of Flowers tidal basin of 19 acres a lock connects this basin As a rule the scent of flowers does Pawning Bicycles in France v i with the main dock 1600 feet long and not exist in them as in a store or gland n v One curious feature- of cycling in 600 feet wide There are three branch J but rather as a breath am exhalation France is the use made of the govern docks and a coaling dock While the flower lives it breathes out its ment pawnshops by cj clists as store- These are the principal docks of Lon ¬ sweetness but when it dies the fragto exist The houses during the off season As soon don This brief review of their his-¬ rance usually ceases season draws to an end there tory method of stealing from the flower its as the shows that the people of London Afe v while it is still living is no is a regular rush to the pawnshop As aid not stick at any expense to main ¬ fragrance wheels are carefully stored ii tain new thing and it is not known when it the their commercial supremacy was diicovered that butter animal fat the precaution be taken of well oiling These docks have been built by private or oil would absorb the odor given off them before they are turned over tc companies who did not hesitate to ex- no harm can by living flowers placed near them and the state As regards possibly come pend many millions of dollars in their the cost the bito them would themselves become fragrant San Francisco Argo ¬ cyclist is a big gainer as for from 3C construction V Y Ledger naut to 40 cents he can store the bicycle foi No Negrro la Sonth Africa No Wonder four months without taking into acThe word negro is uot heardafin count the feeling of security The Feminine Auditor at the apjateur theatricals I beg pardon but eo you state is responsible for the safe keeping South Africa excepting as a term of know it seems to me the gentleman of the wheel If any proofs were want opprobrium Over and over again have who has the leading part does his love ed that it is not necessity that causes Afrikander Englishmen stopped me making in a very tame and spiritless this rush at the end of the season ii when speaking of Zulus Basutos Mata would be found in the statement that st bele and so on as negroes manner You in Wife of Leading Actor intently far the Mont de Piete has only had oni America only know the blacks who watching the performance He wont machine left on its bands and then ii came over as slaves Our blacks are put any more spirit in itwhile Ive got was of such a hopelessly old fashionec not to be confused with the material my eve on him madam let me tell you make that it did notbring in aa mucr found on the Guinea coast11 Chicago m had been loaned on it Golden Day Chronicle Tit Bits ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - - - - - ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - 3 V j - -- ¬ -- - 4- - It - - -- - - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 7 75J W TEE BOURBON NEWS F1UDAY MARCH 4 THE FARMING WORLD COMFORT FOR COWS Animals That Are Well Treated Re After milking- in the way the average farmer docs for a number of years in an open lot with a straw stack for shelter and concluding that if a cow house would not be a paying investment it would at least add very much to the comfort of both cows and milker we built one this fall It is not an elaborate or costly affair and is within the reach of almost any farmer who keeps a few cows If there is anything more ex- ¬ asperating than milking- a restless cow in a muddy lot I have failed to find it It not only tries the patience but injures the health and at least part of the cows feed is wasted But I started to tell you about the cow house It is 40 feet long and 11 feet wide with shingle roof The stalls are a little less than four feet wide and there is room for nine cows and a place to store feed Milking which has al ways been a burden is now a pastime each cow knows her place and the leather does not interfere with milk¬ ing time We have broken three heifers without any clubs or profanity Two or three weeks before calving they were put in the cow house taught to stand tied and fed regularly with the right land of feed and gave no trouble either with calving or milking The total cost labor included was - 1898 A JOYFUL M0THEE OF CHTLDEElf Mrs Pinkham Declares that in the Light of Mod ern Science no Woman Need Despair 7W A V ¬ TALK ABOUT ONIONS Tiae Best Paying Varieties turn the Kindness - ¬ The most popular varieties of onions for market are the f ollowing White Southport White Globe red Large Ked Wethedsfield and yellow Yellow Globe Danvers says Country Gentleman There are others but the above are con- ¬ sidered the best and most profitable Yellow onions being greatest in de mand the Globe Danvers variety ow ¬ ing to its uniform shape bright color and excellent quality is universally ac- ¬ cepted as the standard it will keep better than any other kind and even if accidentally frozen in storage if more covering is added and it is left alone until thoroughly thawed it will come out little the werse for its experi ence The writer has grown no other of Cultivation and Method A VIGOROUS BATTLE From the New Era Greensburg Ind The following is a straightforward statement 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 said 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ FIREGRENADE AGENT FOOLED The Proprietor o the Hotel Lost a Good Customer ¬ ¬ v liif -- at ten per cent would only be five dol- ¬ lars and it does seem that the saving- in feed comfort and health ought to be worth that The dairy business does not seem to be very encouraging at cultivation these are the factors gov present but it gives a regular income erning the size of the crop and there is generally a demand for a good article of butter and with a lot of HANDY GARDEN BARROW thrifty pigs to utilize the waste products there ought to be some profit in Quite an Improvement on the One in General Use it J M Terrell in Journal of Agri A great improvement on the ordinary culture garden wheelbarrow is shown in the RIPENING OF CHEESE cut The wheels have broad tires are and run beneath the body The CJhanges Which Usually Occur lightposition to balance the loadjust in the when During the Process A well cured cheese contains a higher percentage of fat than the same cheese does when green and this gave rise to the idea that the action of rennet or of the fermentation process caused certain of the constituents of the cheese to be converted into fat Partly with the object of testing this theory Dr Caldwell has undertaken an investigation of the changes which occur in the curing of cheese The course pursued was to take several green cheeses fresh HANDY iGA UPEN HAIIROW from the hoop analyze the same and then keep them in air tight receivers the handles are raised This barrow can to cure By daily examination of the be dumped from the side as in the case air in the receivers everything- that was of the ordinary barrow It is thus posgiven off from the cheese or absorbed sible to make over one of the wheelbarrows into the style by it was traced and noted shown and that too at but small Without going into minute details Orange Judd it will be enough to say in brief that trouble and expense thrj re- ¬ Farmer the examination of the air in ceivers showed that the cheeses all ORCHARD AND GARDEN alike rapidly gave off carbonic acid and water and as rapidly absorbed oxygen Early musk - melons always nd a d ready marketin tthe early stages of curing but Later they become a this steadily diminished The drug weighing showed a steady loss in the Bound varieties of beans are bettei total dry substance of the cheese from than the flat as they have less string oxidation and a loss in the total of each and more snap solid constituent fat and casein and Next spring plant sweet peas as that the casein lost more than the fat pretty and fragrant flowers as bloom thus leaving- the fat in the cured cheese Get a good mixture in larger proportion than in its green stage and demonstrating- that the in- ¬ Anise caraway tansy wormwood a number of other herbs ought ta creased percentage of fat in the ripe andgrown in the garden cheese over that in its unripe condition be Send for the catalogue of every seed was not due to any increase of fat in the house you see advertised and stud y curing process but to a greater loss of casein than of fat by oxidation C G these useful books closely The Japanese nest egg which is about Freer Thonger in Farm and Home the size color and shape of the hens England egg- ought to be grown for nest eggs ECONOMY OF LABOR It is claimed that the soja bean when roasted and ground will greatly It ds Secured by the Building- of the surpass the advertised substitutes for House Here Described coffee in flavor The cut shows a unique idea in the Do not prune the peach until after establishment of a dairy and ice house many dairy sections it is now the the danger of freezing is over in the Jn practice to set the milk in cold water spring and then prune severely St or run it through a separator Keep the Louis Republic It is claimed that there is a largo quantity of poor onion seed that will be offered cheap this year Seek quality in buying seed and never mind the - less than 50 The interest on that sum sown it is better to pay a dollar a pound more for a selected strain of a reliable seed house than to be fooled by cheap seed northern grown seed is preferable to California In the yield of onions per acre there is a very wide range from 200 to 1000 bushels and these numbers are not quite the ex- ¬ tremes either for occasionally a crop of 1200 bushels is heard of and it is by no means uncommon to see crops of less than 200 bushels but a man who can average 500 to GOO may consider himself a successful onion grower while 400 to 500 is a very fair crop The width of the rows the quality and quantity varying from four to six pounds per acre of seed sown the adaptability of the soil and the extent to which it is fertilized the attention given to cleanlines and varietj- - for market for 15 years Much of the success of the crop depends upon the qualitj and freshness of the seed iASSSL Oil Vf W ¬ ¬ heat The agent was the most astonished man in the group untU he learned that the son of the note 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 T grenades had been doctored and yells of J 0OI aension nearly drowned tne protests ot the agent as he attempted to persuade the for up some I must so I hunted happened remedies Wil- hotel proprietor that the house should pay on Dr myself and finally the costs of the indulgence of the small boys liams Pink Pills for Pale People I asked humor Chicago Times Herald some of my neighbors about the medicine for it had been used by several persons in the Give tbe Children a Drink it community and they recommended pills called Grain O It is a delicious appetizing very highly I procured a box The helped ne right away and I continued tak- nourishing food drink to take the place of ing them I commenced taking them last coffee Sold by all grocers and liked by all fall and finished taking the sixth box a few who have useel 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 free from all its injurious properties me I can most certainly recommendDrWil Grain 0 aids digestion and strengthens the nerves It is not a stimulant but a health liams Pink Pills for Pale People 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 dWSr S3Sin The proprietor of a suburban hotel has a son whose sense of humor seems likely to re sult 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 is 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 daysat the hotel and advertised that before his departure he would give a grand exhibition of the efficiency of the green glass bottles Early in the evening when the exhi bition 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 ino 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 surround- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i v v XrttriWr VVo n 1 iMbKPTv 1 1 Basils mm mr Y fr olinrl 4 liniT nninf while the crowd drew back from the fierce lncr rmilKnrTc Vintfrnn sm sPin mhkt v s w l iu V v t -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ders See Mrs Lytles letter which follows in this column 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 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 to take Believe me under right conditions you have a fair chance to become the joy- ¬ ful mother of children The woman whose letter is here published certainly There are many curable causes for steril ity in women One of the most common WJbkUbbbbml is general debility accompanied by a peculiar condition of the blood Care and tonic treatment of the female organs relieve more cases of sup posed incurable barrenness than any V avkS WPgrv other known method This is why s m 5 yij Lydia JK Pinkham s Vegetable torn rM pound has effected so many cures res xomc properties are uireuteu es f pecially to the nerves which supply the uterine system Among other causes for sterility or barrenness lr VS are displacements of the womb These displacements are caused by lack of strength in the ligaments supporting xne womo ana me ovaries re IVIJ store these and the difficulty ceases LTere again the Vegetable Compound works wonaasBBBBai MmmWmmL ¬ w ¬ i WIST ¬ thinks so ¬ ¬ mm ¬ Lots of boys say they cannot stand the ancestors back to a hunI confinement of the schoolroom who can dred can trace my William the Conqueror years before stand to loaf around a billiard hall every day Well I cant trace mine that far but T Washington Democrat havent the slightest doubt that some of them were living even earlier than that7 Not yourself Use St Jacobs Oil for Cincinnati Enquirer Soreness and stiffness It will cure ¬ Not Worrieil About His Ancestors of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and I was troubled very words to express the good it has done me cannot find severe womb pains From the time I was badly with the leucorrhcea and 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 Mks Lucr Lytle 255 Henderson St Jersey City N J I am more than proud SSeS5S3333S2CODSci 3 SSSSSSs5Se2S32K2Sa PAINT own WALLS OE I FOR ft a A THE MARKETS LilVK STOCK Cattlccommon aeiect Dutctiers CALVES Fair to food light HOGS Common Mixed packers LAM13S Good to choice FLOUR Winter family OR AIN Wheat No 2 red No 3red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Cincinnati Mirch a 3 00 3 90 G 3 75 4 40 ¬ 0J SHEEP Choice Lijiht shippers ¬ 3 25 3 8J 3 75 4 00 5 00 3 75 0 75 3 8J aa 4 00 Boole Marie Combined Sent fiee of postage under sealed cover on receipt of ten cents in silver or stamps Ihe latest best and most serviceable adjunct of every librarv andoffice Address Geo H Heafford 11 410 Handsome Metal Paper Cutter and MURALO WATEH COLGR PAINTS DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS Purchase a package of deco- your grocer or paint dealer and do your own rating- This material is a HARD FINISH to be applied with a brush and 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creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice 9 00 10 0 10 Land and a Livincr THE MURALO CO 3 NEW BRIGHTON S I NEW YORK 5 00 11 jo iR i I Closer you keep 3 23 2 25 4 80 1 05 3 50 2 50 4 90 l 0CJ FLOUR Winter patents- GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess 93 95 299S Very Probable M wt Slfcto 10 40 26 10 45 ¬ LARD Steam 4 95 5 30 after--war- FLOURVinterSen CORN No OATS NEW ORKVJ -HiT y WHEAT No 2 2 mixed rfi 8on5 i 58 31 10 25 31 10 75 07 U Mixed PORK New mev LARD Western BALTIMORE a 5 40 4 70 i 0 01 y2 34 M In the advertisement of the John A Salzer Seed Company La Crosse Wis a few weeks sfnee 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 Bachelor A traveler on lifes railway who has missed his connections Chicago Daily News fr - - - FLOUR Family 4 40 GRAIN Wheat No 2 1 01 Southern Wheat 97 Corn Mixed 3i Oats No 2 white 34 Rye No 2 western 5J4 CATTLE Fina oualitv 4 70 TT r u iir v xijyju J o csiern INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent 3 75 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed 10 50 fORK Mess 35 55K 80 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 sl jf Jfl FlTlWsMMMMii BJ 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- accordino to directions is best of all abetters for clothes better for you Use no soap 577 W1U1 it CANDY CATHARTIC 90 29i 28 00 Feel it pass awav when St Jacobs Oil cures Neuralgia Soothes it out With the day the light with the road the strength to tread it Samuel Johnson Keep on and suffer if you think St Jacobs Oil wont cure rheumatism joc 25c 50c CURE CONSTIPATION 00 315 11 vkd steam 2 00 5 izu sll MlPffift HtlMWBMSmSS s BUY H is ALL DRUGGISTS 283 - A FRIENDS ADVICE And what it led to common occurence that a 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 Ivingard 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 btory Thirty six years ago I had gTeat 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 happened as I say thirty six years ago My liver has never troubled me since and during these years I 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 work that would upset IMIMIMIMIMIISIITIISIIIIOIWIISIMIWINIW1WIMIHIWIMIItlWIWIWtMIWItSIMIiaiieMllIMIMIMIWiiniWliaiNIOIWIWIMItllIWll s c c X X s DONT BORROW TROUBLE iS i s 3 ¬ price Western Plowman y c I- - - JR The Horse in Russia In Russia the wages of a horse as it were are higher than those of a man and hence of course very mueh higher than the wages of women Thus in the jishni Yolga section we find the av erage pay of man and horse lobe about 34 72 cents per day of man alone is 38 cents for the horse and cents that The women re- ¬ 34 cents for the man ceive from 10 to 20 cents In the eentral DAIRY AND ICE HOUSE i agricultural region the average is cream in a cold place until the creamery I Horse 23 eents man 20 cents woman iteam makes its daily round when the 13 cents-- In the southern steppe ccream is sent away and the skimmetf Horse 36 eents man 25 cents woman anilk retained for feeding- to hogs or 16 cents This Is an interesting- com- ¬ calves Where this plan is practice mentary on the standard of living of the house shown in the accompanying Russian agricultural laoorers Its illustration will be found exceedingly meaning- is simply that human beings convenient It is built against the are cheaper there than draft animals north side of the barn in the shade In other words It eosts less to keep and away from the cattle which are them alive In the southern steppe usually on the south side The ice is five women ean be employed mora stored in the part aiext the barn the cheaply than two horses It is difficult other part being used for milk taTik to imagine the conditions ofhome life etc Tdris gives great economy of labor the dearth of refining influences the The milk has but a few steps to be car-¬ sodden hopeless stagnation that such ried While the skimmed milk is right a state of affairs reflects Is it any at hand to be fed to ealves or to pigs wonder that the products of such a Js the only sure cure In the world for Chronic Ul Bone whose quarters can either be in the wage status as this are individual deg ¬ cers Ulcers Ulcers Scrofulous Ulcers Vari ¬ cose never falls Draws out all poison ham cellar or in a near by shed The radation social barrenness meager ed- ¬ Old Sores ItGancrcne Fever Sores and all Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent is also just where it is needed ice ucation political despotism religious Best salve for Abscesses ByPiles Burns Cuts and mall Fiirm Journal intolerance and generally a type of Gta all Fresh Wounds ALLENsmall 33c large Book free J P MEDICIXJi CO St Paul Minn Sold by Druggists civilization scarcely above barbarism Cheese from Sheeps Mltk Guntons Magazine JMilWtta the district of Roquefort France 9 Jn 40c V Wide Tires Improve Roads there is a cheese factory which uses the jn21k of some 250000 sheep turning out In a South Jersey town all the freight Bu I season from 3000 to 3300 wagons were changed to wide tires over How to grow wheat nt 4Hp a bu and 231 bus oats 9 during the 173 bus barley nntl 1600 bus potatoes per acretons of cheese This is the celebrated a year ago and since that lime their tSTSEE OUR GREAT CATALOGUE mailed you 6 with 11 Trass seed samples upon receiptor Itoquefort cheese which is largely ex- ¬ roads have kept in much better condi THIS NOTICE and 1V cents In stamps JOIIXA SALZKIl SEED CO K 6 A IA CR08SE WIS ported and commands a very hish tion hss nii-Mit-atatprice both at home and abroad The If you conclude to grow onions you tfves give such an abundance of milk Lheir lambs get sufficiently well grown must conclude to do a lot of hard work to be safely weaned at two months old GREGOK7 SEED is uood Prices low Inbred cattle inherit the ieadg de¬ new varieties vegetables uescnuea in mmlltv hltrh leaving the dam then to be milked for iree Jasuft J H Crctery A 6m tt arblekeaacataloir Mum fect of their family or breed Mhe purpose of making cheese ¬ -- It is not a friendly word 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 Iingard 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 remedy 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 Sarsapa rilla usually results in a complete cure Mary Iingard 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 spring and kept in perfect health There are thousands of similar cases tm record Some of these are gathered into Dr Ayers Curebooka little book of 100 pages which is sent free by the J C Ayer Co Iowell Mass Write for it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i i i m c 5 8APOL WBBlSBJ SWIWSBSHV 5 3 TIS CHEAPER IN THE END s fl aiKISIIMIMIMIlISIIMIMIMIIMIMIllllIMIIMIMIHMIMIMIliam Permanently cured by usinpr DR WHITEH LLS RHLUMATIC CURE Tho surest and tho best Sample sent THE DR WHITEHALL MEGKIMINE CO South Bend Indiana FREE on mention of this publication ¬ 91VW WS5y ACETYLENE GAS The Light of the Future Why not be in ¬ dependent an d own your cwn little gas plant which will cive I Oj The Klondike i If you are interested and wish to post yourself about the Gold Fields of the Yukon Valley when to go and how to get there write for a Descrintive Fnlrfpr and Man of Alaska It will be sent free upon y application to T A GRADY Ex Q R R cursion Manager C B you six timet more light than ordinary gas ot t i iwD3scst3iASS3 FO 34 SB electric lights at one half the cost Applicable for use in churches stores factories residences and country homes hafer than ordi ¬ nary pas or kero ¬ sene lamps Ap ¬ proved by all the Boards oi Fire c Insurance U n d r w r i ter throughout the United States W e s ¬ wmlm 1 Pkg MM lull OatsS ogiua1ngt Wheat - M WW 8 If SH s Joiu Early Spring Turnip 10ag 10c Earliest Red Beet 10c Bi3marck Cucumber Queen Victoria Lettuce 15c g 15c Jumbo Giant Onion Brilliant Flower Seeds lBc Worth 100 for 14 cents Above 10 pfcgs worth 3100 wo will mail you free topethcr with our great Plant and Seed Cataloguo upon receipt of this notice and 14c nostacro We invito vonr trad e and Know when you once try Salzers seeds you will never get along with- out tnem toiacoeiaisiou 1 WewishtoijainliOOOOnowcns- 10cg lPke 13 Day Radish OETS 2ii iiarK street nicago as TIIK XATIOVAI 11 1G Mohawk for prices catalogue ACKTYLRXK GAS CO Bids Cleveland O ery town aceniin ev ¬ rit nd mm ffsfe fcvs Positive cure forall M11 aiuPPEfl PBPg PEESZAKENTLY CURED Insanity Prevented ly DR KLINES GREAT BBblCatalogaIono5c XtoEo ¬ 8ALZER l SEED CO LI CROSSE WIS JMIWCSwWff 6 www BrWl WZttl tasfefjte EKDYOUR ND imrarra NME leoWHKHCSTEJiiwe m NERVE RESTORER Verroui Disense PitsEpilepsy Spasmn and St Vitus Dnnce No Kit or Nrrvuu nea artcr Hrti3T- np Treatise and SStrialbottle free to Htpitlfn thfv pann expivM chrgtnnl worn re civd Medfrlne 933 to DR KMNB Ifcl It Hern Inotitute or PA Arcn Street PfUIAnKlPJIlA PUM GalB i and IVhUltey Habit cured athome witnont nnln BookOi pnriieulnrsseiitPREE BM WOOT VMIX Atlanta Gp- frtc KDOlItTATH ON A POSTAL RD I SOW GOOD SEED WE WILL SEND Y0D OUH 136 PAG Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use uxtime bojq oy utokkibis fillRFS WHFHfc ALL ELSE FAILS ILLOSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE fiNCHESIK REPEATING ARMS - PATCMTQ8aforliitentorOuIif a riH SUIV Tctcat Solicitor 245 BlwyXewYorfc COi A N K E -- 1698 Hew Haven Own WHEA WKIiriNtt 4tt tIiVEKTISFrS please state hat ycrc ihe AUvevIso Btcnt In thlc papev J 8 -- THE BOUKBON NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 4 L898 efSJK3i IKiCWSI iwmumt-i-jivfaj-afJii nmwiini --a I w i m ii M ti was therefore by no means one of the largest ships indeed we had ten of greater size and force at sea or in re ¬ serve Her heaviest gun was the old 32 pounder smooth bore mounted on the rudest truck carriage without sights or elevating screw Her broadside was 1018 pounds Her total crew was when she was fully manned 743 offi NORTH MIDDLETOWN cers men and boys The men were raised by impressment or recruited vol ¬ Interesting Paragraphs Gathered By A Special Scribe untarily for the ships commission We ¬ hud not as yet adopted our present ad G S Tiimble is in Cincinnati mirable system of manning the fleet Rogers was in Mt Sterling Mr J The discipline was arbitrary and cruel Sunday G there were merciless floggings with the cat for the smallest offenses and the Hon C M Thomas was in Winches- ¬ number of lashes inflicted varied from ter Saturday a dozen or half dozen to 500 and even Miss Elizabeth Skillman is the guest of friends in Winchester 1000 Beading the court martials of those Mrs T C Gibbons was the guest of days one alternately wonders how the relatives in Mt Sterling Sunday officers held down the gangs of ruffians guest they commanded and how the men en ¬ of Louis Rogers and wife were the friends in Millersburg Sunday sured the manifold brutalities of their Messrs Lawless and Jack Gatewood officers Brave to a superlative degree as these men were with that fiery cour- ¬ of Mt Sterling were in town Friday tage which welcomes battle and death H Todd Wilson and family will they cannot compare in quality with make their future home in Cincinnati the officers and men who now take our Mrs J A Gilkey attended the Lane ships to sea Everywhere except in the Greene wedding in Winchester Tues ¬ highest ranks where our captains and day admirals are too old the change has Geo Mappin and wife of Paris were been one wholly for the good Yet it the guests of relatives here Saturday lias not kept pace with the times and and Sunday today our Eailors are poorly paid and Albert Denton and family of near 3iot too well fed Nineteenth Century town left last week to make his home in Indian Territory Edible Coffins Mr At a very early period the orientals Lelia N G Gay of this place and Miss¬ Chenault of Madison are anwere familiar with a kind of pastry a nounced to wed in April mixture of flour oil and honey and for centuries pastry making went no Roy Harp of Muir and Miss May further even among the nations in the Ecton of this place were married in south of Europe But in the beginning Cincinnati Wednesday Mrs R M Rice and Mrs G L Rice of the middle ages a change began to place in the method of mixing the attended the Alvis Mitchell wedding in take ingredients and some other substances Mt- SfaiOincr loot Thnvolav were brought into use Butter eggs E L Harris bas secured a position as and salt found their way into pastry book keeper with a firm in Kansas City making and the result was a manifest Mo His wife left Wednesday to join tags improvement Pasta next came to be him used as an inclosure for meat seasoned Mr J S Talbott Miss Bessie Rogers with spices etc Afterward it went a Mr B F Skillman and Miss Allie top further the next use being for the McCorkle all of this place were in Mt ZZSSi inclosure of creams fruit preserves Sterling Saturday to take the etc and later still it began Sales Geo Redmon 3 hogs 780 many fanciful shapes in which it has lbs to C H Meng 2808 R F Moore since been commonly found In the 60 sheep to W S L Talbott 240 T early stages of English cookery the J Judy one heifer to C M Skillman pastry cases were called coffins or 2502 Win 8ee estate 278 acree of land coffynes and were made in various to Ed Rice at 40 per a re W M hog Mr sizes from grefc coffynes with lowe Jones one 280 lb255 to hog Weil at lb at 325 300 and one liddesfor the tartes of fflesche to Bratton Bros 15 shoats to C H Meng the smalle coffynes for tartolettes 3725 T H West Mt Sterling seven of fische or fflesche mixed with cattle to J G Redmon 19180 J C stuf of boylled iigges ground and good Bryan 17 hogs to B F Bedford Jr of powduro and spices Paris 11462 A S Hamilton one cow Petruchio in The Taming of the to R C Hardman of Clark county 27 iiuXY Shrew it may here be noted calls a little cap a custard coffin These Largest and cheapest line of lace curcoffins correspond with the tf vent of today Gentlemans Maga tains at J T Hintons zine OYbTERS celery fresh cakes and The Cultus of the Adjective jrackers ner ovighum molasses New Everybody nowadays in prose or York cream Cheese tf Newton Mitchell poetry claps on an adjective to every noun It degrades the adjective and en- ¬ ervates the noun Then too there is a host of vulgar overdressed people intro- Local State duced into our company whom we WILL BE FOUND IN the old fashioned adjectives hardly recognize strenuous intense THE BOURRON NEWS fiery weird sympathetic splendid Imsecure naive AND THE pressive poignant mostly at- ¬ i tached too to the wrong nouns There Tl SLt are too many adjectives and they carry too much sail like dalilia bedecked FMI RER ornate and gay I noticed as an in WEEKLY UJ stance the other way a criticism in a We have arranged a Clubbing Rate French isview the other day of tho academician sea captain who calls him ¬ by which we can eivo self Pierre Loti whose style is so def- ¬ fi Pansrs One Year for on 295 ecated I believe that is the term invent ¬ ed by the Postlethwayte school you re- Regular Price for Both is 275 member Postlethwayte that he seldom We save you generous part of this sum or never uses an adjective more star Send or bring your cash with order to tling than good bad green red dark light and soon THE BOURBON NEWS and yet so orders his sentence that the adjective shines out like a rose on a PARI8 KY -- ing though her ten carronades brought iter total battery up to 108 guns She of 1814 1814 was of 2278 The la pregnable of ions a 93 gun ship by the official rat ¬ A Man-of-w- ar MiLLERSBURG Nws Notes Gathered In And About The Rurc of Lexington a Squire Bassett postmaster James nophew of former Bassett deceased attended the Tarr sale yesterday his first visit to this neighborhood since 1846 Millersburg people will do well to get J T Hintons prices on oarpets wall tf paper and furniture before buying WE WILL GIVE 25022 FOR THE OLDEST A GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied for the benefit of Bargain Bikers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of and now i Steinway Piano -- Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods In Cincinnati or vicinity towards the exchange of a new piano We make It will pay you to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the price good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock this remarkable offer as we want the in- ¬ strument for a special purpose All you hnve to do is to send us the following information on a postal card viz 1 Your name 3 Postoffice Location of your residence 4 address Factory number of your piano The number will be found stamped on the wrest 5 Paper in which plank near the tuning pins you saw this advertisement FOR NINE DAYS ONLY Capes Shoesc we are sacrificing guch READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS The award of 25000 will be decided on April 15th 1898 from the applications Worth sent to us before that time and the Worth decision will be announced immediately Worth thereafter Worth Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters and Overcoats and 10 for 9 days only 8 and 6 for 9 days only 5 and 4 for 9 days only Worth Worth 350 and 3 for 9 days odly 16 15 12 Ladies and Misses Jackets and 15 12 and 18 for 9 days only 999 and 14 for 9 days only 78 6 49 4 37 Ernest Urchs 121 Co 319 229 123 W 4th St Cincinnati 200 Ladies Sailors Worth 100 Comforts worth Black and all colors 25c 125 now 59c Lund and a lairing 200 Ladies Mufflers worth i I I - Mens Caps 19c worth double Mens Heavy Socks 5c worh double A Good Memory Wool Socks 12c worth double often saves money and also good health If Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth you are troubled with constipation indigestion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ double ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes hc U doses 10c large size 50c Mens Suspenders 10c worth double and SI 00 of W T Br oks druggist Paris Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Ky ljaiwm Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double HOW TO FIND OUT Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double ¬ Are best and cheapest in the New South Blankets worth 100 now 50c Easy terms Land 3 to 5 an acre No Plaid Dress Goods 5c Good schools and churches blizzards No cold waves New illustrated paper Land and a Living 3 9 months forlO cents in stamps W C Rinearson G- P A Queen Crescent Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Route Cincinnati Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Wrignts Uelery Tea cures constipa Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double tion sick headaches 35c at druggists ¬ 100 now 50c Ladies Jackets worth each Ladies Jackets worth each 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 7 Ladies Jackets worth each 12 Ladies Capes worth each 9 Ladies Capes worth each 11 Ladies Capes worth each 18 Ladies Capes worth each 7 Ladies Capes worth each Ladies Wool Hose now 10c 200 now 499 8 00 now 800 600 450 300 200 500 now 600 now 275 300 2 19 now 400 now 299 now 212 now 163 now 99 Infants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton 10 Specials For Days - Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies ¬ Mens Mens Men Mens Mens 14 21 14 yds Mason ville Cotton 100 150 for 9 days only 200 for 9 days onlv 300 for 9 days only 400 for 9 days only Boots and Shoe- - worth 400 Boots and Shoes worth 350 Boots and Shoes worth 300 Boots and Shoe- - worth 250 Boots and Shoes worth 200 Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes 75c 100 100 200 now now now now now 200 1 75 150 100 125 i 4 vol-au- ¬ Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand hours a sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the Kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kid- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilnieih Swamp Root the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish 1n relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas- ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- ¬ lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor-¬ dinary effect of amp-Koot is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing ca es If you ned a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail Mention The Paris KyNKWsaud send your address to Dr Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee thetgen uiness of this ofler I 24sp lino MRS LAURA WEISHAUF tw-mty-fo- yds Lonsdale Cotton yds Bleached Muslin 100 100 ¬ Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adver ¬ tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OP WHITE GOODS HAM- BURGS LACES Etc -w- TWIN BROTHERS BOURBON8 BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS s KTf fjpJCT J Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules 17 1896 DISSOLUTION The firm of Clarke Clay doing business in the city of Paris Ky has been dissolved bv mntual consent and C J Clarke is authorized to collect ail ac- ¬ counts due said firm O J CLARKE MRS MATT TURNtfY S D CLAY 4Mm ¬ ¬ aM f atmis The Wright Medical Co Murry Ind Sept L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris 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 ¬ Olnoin ¬ ¬ brier bush Longmans Magazine Mervousness Optician La ndmai has been visitmer this city regularly for over nve years and has ad- ¬ jjBta justed glasses to the CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD Mrs Lauka Weishauft eyes of the best people Of Paris and Bourbon Sold by iv T Brooks at 50c and 100 BLACK ¬ County and has proven himself comper box Send address on postal to the BOUSE A8 LOT ASD petent thorough reliable and honest Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for SMITH SHOP FOIi SALE You can get Landmans glasses from trial size free Clark Clays drug store between his DESIRE to sell my house and ot visits and when he makes his regular with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ly and make any change necessary to Shop corner Mam and Fifth Ste ance in twelve months For further give satifif action Examination free particulars address or call on References Drs TV J Fithian S3E X3STC5- - 3 Eads Buck Fithian BEN J F SHARON Bowen and C D Cram of Paris Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf ¬ ¬ Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules frim L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Capsules I have lost all trace of pain and my I desire to thank my friends for their stomach is entirely well I can eat any liberal patronage and ask them to Kenney my thing and can truthfully say that I have continue with Clarke not felt better in years successors MRS MATT TURNEY Yours Respectfully ¬ Ky X Vs toiii TUESDAY March 8TH month returning every second Tuesday in each 1898 AT 11 12 CTS PER BUSHEL delivered Give us a trial THE PARIS COAL CO AflfD r I Blood Poison I CRAWFORD BROS 3533ciDxt Barbers S TREES PLANTS VINES 1 898 BIG FOUR ¬ Sv IX This term was first used by a minis ter of state who affected to ridicule the warnings of those who were constantly drawing the attention of the two house3 of parliament to Russias steady ad ¬ vance toward India The term was a iiappy one in its way but time ere long proved that the alarmists were correct nd the said minister so far as I re- ¬ member deprecated its being constant ¬ ly brought up against him This word was coined by the Duke of Argyll who in a speech in the house of lords was deriding the well founded apprehensions of those who feared that the Russians would make themselves masters of Merv in Turkistan They iook it in 1883 4 Notes and Queries Buffett -- ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station Contagious Bood Poison has been appropriately called the curse of mankind It is the one disease that physicians can not cure their mercurial aud potash remedies only bottle up the poison in the system to surely 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