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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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JSESE g -- SlNfl MB 1 CHAMP MILLER H HiMfcHMiiil i OUUKDU n 3 iilk fc II K3SB iS K 1 NEWS Established Editors and Owners IWHJttAUI PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY feb 3 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MARCH 8 1898 wtwit rJ33CHEgBU ti KO 19 mw muAvsusica Rgrzarg Of Certain Novelties - MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered - Kates To IiOiilsville And New Orleans The new sroods are coming faster ihin oan h mpntinnorl monw Burs that deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have to go J G- Smedley has gone to New York unheralded and unsung We would c ill your particular attention to to boy Spring goods our Wall Paper otock this season It is a suberb- line exclusive Mr Will Bedford has taken charge of natterns original ideas thfi dpsitrnprs ta prpnhnrc nf sf vlos nrf fliw the County Infirmary ers New striking tasteful and prices that are below that demanded Mr Letton Vimont went to Maysville for inferior goods JustJook over the line or such parts of it as will Saturday to visit friends interest you and we are sure you will agree with us as to its merits Miss Virginia Hutchcraf t has return- we show 50 patterns Ad Turner went to Cincinnati yester- ¬ day to try the tobacco market all designs to suit any room from tbe attic to the cellar Miss Bina Dailey has returned from a 7 visit with relatives at Mt Olivet Catchy Frenoy florals and stripes in the new tones of grren red Chas Chaney moved Saturday to the and Hue Mitchell farm near Spears Mills Mr Ben Jones and wife are visiting A few special stripes in silk effects with and without frieze with Mrs Tnrner near Paris this week mouldings to match They hang as beautifully as a real silk fabric There were five recruits left here last week to join the TJ S standing army 12 New colors in ingrains with large floral borders and ceilings Hiss Bettie T Vimonts pet fox ter- ¬ rier was killed by the cars last week 15c Mr Roxie Davis of Paris was down The most equisite line of English Chintz and floral designs Sunday to visit lady friends near town Aremiant lot of Room Muildings at 2c per foot to close out Henry Shuler of Osgood will move pattern Bring measure of room and get a chance at these thev wi 1 this week to the Wallace Shannon farrn only last a few ckis Miss Anna Conway and sister Mrs K B Boulden went to Cincinnati Fri ¬ day to visit their aunt Mrs J W In And Abont The At 5c j ed from a visit at Louisville All shade that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale At l 2c at ioc At At l 2c N railroad will sell round The L trip tickets to Louisville March 15th and 16 limited to 19 at one fare for the round trip on account of the Peo- ¬ ples Pnr Convention N R R will sell round The L trip ticket to New Orleans Li on May 7th 8thand 9th good returning with- ¬ in fifteen days from date of sale account A nual Meeting B P 0 Elks at 2040 each Leaving Paris at 1105 A M pas ¬ sengers can make direct connection at Lagrangevith Cannon Ball train for New Orleans Members of the order and any oThergoiog can have sleeping car spndSeserved in advance by apply- ¬ ing to thindersigned F B Carr Agent -Tickets For The Launching GROCERY STOCK NEWT MITC ft ft THE POPULAR GROCER HLiiirfBaMrf Wm 7 Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select stock If you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store I will be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be had Apricots Pears Va C F BROWER CO Carpets Furniture Wall Paper visuvixa Morford Miss Emma Lee Young guest of Miss Ida Dodson returned to Owingsville Saturday iiimmjmjtJUffiCm WHY IS NOT wK B IH Rs fF3 PS 4 p ssS THE BEST PLOW MADE 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale hv 0 EDWARDS For A Few Days More We Will Make m3m8 e Tyi 35oo B usixiess Sxits r Elegant Oyercoats Trousers Sold elsewhere at 1500 our new 2500 800 Also call and see Spring and Summer PARIS FURSISHIHG JOE MUNSOK Catter BBESSESEB3 All Imported Goods TAIL0RIHG C0 CTmnf rftftpMLT Just arrived H S STOUT Manager MbjSv Female PZLL ever offered to Ladies NNYROYAL especially recommend I ed to married Xiadios Afit for WR MOTTS 3PEUITYBOZAI PUIS and take HO othar 5 Send for circular Price 100 per box 6 boxes for 560 SJCV JUUX X 9 Vn riiXTJjtJ l vicvcmuu VJUO iBjm9g reliable The only safe smr 4 PLLS V-- -r JL For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist a u tfrr1ti1JTTTTm a Jt tJ m jmr 9 Here is one of those who are either so prej udiced against all ad vertised remedies or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help them and who will succumb tb the grim destroyer without knowing of the wo derful value of Foleys Honey and Tar for all Throat and Lung troub les ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ from an extended visit with relatives at Butler Mr Robt Hunter left last week for Kansas City to make his home with his daughters Miss Anna Belle Wood of the M F C joined the Baptist Church Sunday morning Mr W Frank Miller and wife have returned from Eminence from a visit with relatives Mr Wm Chancelor of Lexington visited relatives here from Saturday until yesterday Mr Bert McClintock and bride mov d yesterday to the Wm Miller farm on the Colville pike Mr Julian McClintock has been vis- ¬ iting friends in Maysville andjAugnsta for several days Dr Ed Ray and Miss Anna Hutch craft of Paris visited Dr and Mrs W M Miller Sunday T u- jAuxier anat son jwer A SfTtTocrorrjf rTHurt and famil froi Saturday to Monday Mrs Chas Clarke of Bloomington HI ih the guest of Mr Chas Clarke and family near town of Cvnthiana John Layson Jr viBited his parents near town from Saturday until yesterday Misses Ida and Lena Royce of near Bethel were guests of their aunt Mrs Nancy Allen Sunday Miss Willie Bowden of Paris spent Saturday and Sunday with her grand ¬ mother Mrs Nancy Allen Miss Jennie M Purnell has been visiting Mr and Mrs June Payne on Cane Ridge the past week The Citv Council is having all the srutters cleaned and the Main Cross Streets are re jeiviDg a coat of rocks Millersburg people will do well to get J T Hintons prices on carpets wall piper and furniture before buying tf Mrs Duke Watson returned to Mays- ¬ ville Saturday after a visit with her sister Mrs Jas H Arthur Before you buy your buggy see Ed Hull He is sole agent for the Danville Ky buggy and also handles other makes 2t Miss Alice Brady and Master Tom V Brady of Carlisle have been guests of their aant Mrs Bell Armstrong for several days k Geo Thornton agent for Haggard Repds laundry will ship on Tuesday and have goods returned hereafter on Thursday night it Messrs Jas Judy Wm Rankin and Jas Plummer are all still very ill Balance of sick are convalescent or im- ¬ proving slowly The protracted meeting will continue this wpek at M E Church Seven were baptized Sunday morning There have been many conversions Miss Lucile Judy and Miss Emma Taylor have returned from an extended visit with the latters sister Mrs C H Creighton at Indianapolis Graham Smedley in his last months report at Georgetown College received 996 the highest average this year of any of the 300 pupils 10 being the highest standard Mrs Belle Letton who brought the Wm Best farm and moved to it last week from Cynthiaaa bravely ran a negro burglar from her house in day- ¬ light one day last week - Mr Jas Woolnms visited his sister Mrs Ben Robinson in Carlisle Sunday Mrs W V Shaw returned Saturday l7Dr Panv PpHinoc TlSfrsday March 24th at ten - Ti Ohio Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolleu Oti oclock ami the Chesapeake Ry willsreJl round trip tickets from Olives Capers Chow Chow Tababco fcGce Lexington Winchester and Mt Sterling and correspondingly low rates from all Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Central Kentucky towns at 1200 for Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni both trains of Tuesday March 22d Pu e Buckwheat Flour Pure Maple Syrup Tickets will be good seven days from Mincemeat safe date of Trainjeave Lexington at 1125 a in Nancamp Pork and Beans Nancamp Tomato Catsup aad 8o0jg in and arrive Newport News lilOU a m and o0 p in next Choice Celery Baltimore Oysters 7 day Berthfrate 8350 through for double berth 3Seud in your names to underFinest Chocolate Candies signed alronce for sleepiig car space SpeoialJrares at the hotels Mixed and Stick Candies EO W Barney D P A lG Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts O Ry Lexington Ky EVAPORATED FRUITS Peaches Prunes On account of the launching of the Chanogni rV French Peas BtttltshuKeutucky at Newport New 1 ISGRIG TURKEYS esterdays Temperature Loose Muscatel Raisins of this 7 a 8 a The following is the temperature 28 Co noted yjeferday by A J Winters cSST London Layer Raisins Citron Figs Dates Seedless Raisins nS 9 a mm 10 a mW 11 a mWT 12 jnf 37 38i 39 50 53 p 35 4 p rnR 5 p mR 7 p nR 3 2 p in uiSl 5Ui 03 63A Main St NEWTON MTnuc Wa Lc THE GROCER Paris i I I a Basra E adjoining Northern Bank lc a Day Ky 3 ft Your Iiife Insured 5c JljL -- Chronic t Dyspepsia Cured I hfcSl LT - a DanKa name witnout authority ltyou doubt it write them Good health is ifieT best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if w fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist W OI Peck P O Our insurance is protected by bank ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use ex ITH Co S5 Office over G S Varden 9fflcSpei4gat3gBagg J R ADAIR L C MOORE Drs Adair Moore Dental Surgeons Phone 79 I To the Wright Medical Co Office Hour 5 Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- WaverlyO and used them for Stomach rouble and Coustipation I was unable to 1NPERUL do anything for neaviv two years I ased ulesand they botes of tree cured me y- h ve of others Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S o No 3 Broadway Paris Ky m and Hdc 1 pm - 6 to 12 a tf to PEKII HUSK EGGS - -- i74ff- - i aUicLnL F3ER suffer lag fcr nearly thirty years Send address on postal td the Wright Med from dyspepsia Mrs II E Dugdale Co Columbus O for trial size free wife of a prominent business man of Warsaw N Y writes Tor 23 years I was RAILKOAD TIME CARD a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a weak stomach The lightest food produced N ft R L distress causing severo pain and the forma- ¬ tion of gas No matter how careful of my ARRIVAL OF TRAINS diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating I was treated by many physicians and tried From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p numerous remedies without permanent help m 1015 p m Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles From Lexington 439 a in 745 a m Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within 333 p m 627 p m a week I commenced improving and per ¬ From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m sisting in tho treatment I was scon able to 328 p m eat what I liked with no evil effects From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels DEPARTURE OF TRAINS any old symptoms LUMMMIUMt Dr Miles Remedies 1 W To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m are sold by all drug ISS 340 p m v gists under a positive To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m guarantee first bottle 545 p m 1021 p m benefits or money re ¬ To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m funded Book on dis- ¬ 1025 p m eases of tho heart and mL Health To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m nerves free Address F B Carr Agent rk Tfcr uul j W S AKDBRSiW Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Very - J i nLrrm aj p Nervine 3 pftectores Jl M ply the numerous orders for single fowls pairs and trios I have no more for sale at present bnt can supply the eggs at prices quoted below Pekin f uucKS grow quicker ana command a readier sale than any other kind of poultry They are large and have a beautiful white plumage Require hut little water in fact need it only foar drinking purposes They have many good qualities cannot fly or climb fences easily kept in with low fences Feathers almost equal to geese Drakes sell at 150 to 3 00 I can now fill orders for eggs of the above variety of ducks The eggs are from carefully selected high class water fowls as fine selections as can he found anywhere 1 huve been unable to sup- - Eggs Bruce 150 per Miller 13 275 per 26 X Lock Box Paris Ky DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind s DR CALDWELLS CURES INDIGESTION PEPSEPI tu v Mice of Dissolution Paris Ky March 1 FOR RENT O W 1898 The partnership of J M Thomas A house of five rooms and two acres Son tho junior partner beirg W R of ground near the Station Apply to Thomas is hereby dissolved by mutual Hunt shop opposite the bank and still solicits your patronage He has on hand a full line of pheetons buggies and carts Call before you buy elsewhere 1 M H ONeal has moved into the WL DOUGLAS alone has distnucod all competitors W L Douglas 8S50 and 500 shoes aro tho productlong of skilled workmen from the bes i jaterlal possible at these prices Also S350 aLd SSOO shoes for men 8250 jgaOO and S175 fur bojs and youths W L Douglas eboes aro indorsed by orer OTOO wenrers as tho best In style At nnd durability of any sheo ever offered at tho prices They aro mafic Jn all tho latest shapes and ptyl s -- nd of every varl ety of lent her cdv vm wrlto for cata ¬ If dealer cannjj logue to WL Tv Vt on Mass Sold by mmxm2mggm The business consent and agreement will hereafter be run in the rame of J M Thomas the son retiring to enter into other busine a Settlements of out ¬ standing accoun s may be made with either of the lata partners or Mr W B Nickles agent J- - M- - THOMLS biguea w R THOMAS MILLER Hutchison Ky 4 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE lmar 4t 3 SHOE ihoe by merit For li yean this theWord 800 N 0 FISHER Attorney-At-La- w AND Trade FTarks COPYRIG Anrone sending a sketch and dose quickly ascertain our opinion freo invention is probably patentable f tions strictly confldential TTandbooV sent free Oldest npency f rsccurin Patents taken through Slunn special notice without clrrge in tl handsomely Illustrated Treotl- culation of any scientific jourr year four months SL Soldh i A -- Des -- See J T Hintons line of pets and wall papers 1S98 car tf Real Estate Agent Office patents o recclva itlier an imunica a Patents J C ton may 3 Sold by Jarnes Kennedy tiruggist dividends to policy holders are unqualed and to procure Northwt m dividends you must carry Norlncaiin iourance tf The Scientific Branch Offlce 625 Northwesterns Jim lea -- Main St opp Coiirt house Over Louisville Store unrest cirw ins 53 T t r rv Imar lyr ri n n F Wixagton vflM nib036bMr iW r SL eirjuVrs D C a p I it tf Ei THE BOUHBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 8 1898 TENEMENT HOUSE EIBE Men-of-W- UNCLE SAIvf Cin Buy All the Ships Needed Abroad Have Already Been Eight ar One Woman Suffocated and Five Other People Badly Burned Three of Them May Die Three Families Were Penned In a Ramshackle Building The Heroic Action of the Firemen Saved Them a Horrible Death Offered by Foreign Builders most exciting- fires the Pittsburgh de- ¬ partment has ever been called upon to fight occurred at 614 Webster avenue Sunday when one woman was suffocated and five other people so badly Three burned that three may die families were penned in a ramshackle building the stairs eaten away by flames while they slept Here was the result of 15 minutes captivity Dead Mrs Dominic Enriello aged 30 wife of Dominic Enriello fruit huckster was separated from her hus ¬ band in the smoke and was suffocated while trying to raise a window died in the patrol wagon Harry Levin aged 16 Injured burned about face arms and shoul- ¬ ders injuries possibly fatal Lillian Levin aged 6 burned about hands feet and face condition serious Max - Pittsburgh March 8 One of the ¬ New York March 7 A special to the Herald from Washington says In Case an Indemnity Payment is Refused Fully realizing the importance of by Spain No One Seems to Doubt That preparations for any emergency the the Capture of Havana Would Be Comparatively Easy has directed the navy depart- ¬ president negotiations looking to ment to open the purchase abroad of warships This Havana via Key West Fla March fact is now for the first time made pub- ¬ 7 As the conviction becomes general lic It probably would not have trans ¬ that the court of inquiry will decide pired at this juncture but for the that there was a mine explosion under excitement caused by the state- ¬ the Maine discussion among American ment published that Spain had pur- ¬ naval officers and civilians here is prev- ¬ chased or was negotiating for war- ¬ alent as to the warlike measures ships being built by the Elswick com ¬ which it is believed the United States pany of England for Brazil and other government will adopt in case the With a question of the payment of indemnity ships under construction view of ascertaining the facts your by Spain is overruled A majority be correspondent called upon a high off- ¬ lieve that American troops will icial of the administration and ob- ¬ be landed at some point east of Havana tained an official admission made and the insurgents communicated with for the first time that while that the Spanish soldiery will be de- ¬ does not antici- ¬ feated or captured in detail and that the president pate war he recognizes that there is a in the meantime a fleet of United possibility of hostilities growing out States vessels will blockade if not of the Cuban problem and the Maine bombard Havana No one seems to disaster and that he proposes to be doubt that the reduction of this city prepared for it There has been ample would be comparatively easy Four 12 evidence of this in the extensive inch guns two west and two east of preparations patent to everybody the city are the only ones that are considered dangerous These are not likely to be well served while their emplacements are not modern That some Spaniards are of the opin ¬ ion that an attack on Havana will be made is believed to be shown by the abnormal activity displayed on board GEN WM S ROSECRANS REVIEW OF TRADE Sensational Stories Affect Speculation in At the Point of Death on His Ranch Near Ios Angeles Cal Stocks Industry and Trade However Naval Officers and Civilians Discussing Has Not Been Disturbed Los Angeles Cal March 5 Gen New York March 5 B G Dun Measures to Adopt William Starke Bosecrans is at the WAR ALMOST CERTAIN Cos Weekly Review of Trade in its point of death at his ranch a few miles issue Saturday says from this city Bishop Montgomery that bored you The augurs Stories of the most reckless sort dis- visited the general Friday and per-¬ quick response proved promptly and many of them formed in part the last rites of the This incident ¬ A Grecian Gag Virgil occasionally indulged in humor at the expense of his freind Maecenas He made at one time a pilgrimage to the oracle at Delphi and on his return said to Mae- cenas I was awfully bored while I was away So and what was it said mnecenus amicus mens was Virgils of course goes far to prove the in ¬ ventive genius of the Greeks and Joinnnsf since even at that early date augurs ana gimlets had come into use Detroit Free Press -- before they are told affected specula- ¬ tion in stocks much last week and at times this week but they have not dis- ¬ turbed the industries arid the trade of the country at all In grain cotton meat products and petroleum markets have been strong with gradual increases in the demand life Catholic church The attending physicians say the general has a fighting chance for his has the best naval authority for the statement that the Vizcaya is in a con- ¬ the Vizca37a A press correspondent stant state of readiness for emergencies and that picket boats are on the alert day and night inside the harbor and outside the harbor at night ¬ Vizcaya and Almirante Oquindo which has arrived might be caught in a blockade and fall an easy prey to a United States fleet The cruiser Al- ¬ fonso XII is without boilers and would be of no account All this dis- ¬ cussion of the probability of war among the Americans and Spaniards proves nothing- and only shows the - It is pointed out that the men-of-w- ar I I i state of feeling here v Modern American Ordnance 8 inch Disappearing Gun Carriage Position at Sandy Hook In Firing Verlinski aged 22 burned about legs and head and fatally injured in- ¬ ternally Jessie Verlinski aged 22 his wife burned about the neck feet and face injuries serious Ethel Verlinski aged eight months burned about hands head and body will probably die Elizabeth Levin aged IS ankle broken by jumping from second story window also hurt internally Rita Levin aged three years thrown from second story window badly ¬ ¬ which have been in progress for some time but there has been no official admission to this effect until now men-of-war rslThe building at bEuisecL f Webster avenue is a three story brick tenement old and shaky On the first floor and the rear of the second floor lived Samuel Lavin with his wife and seven chil- ¬ dren On the second floor front lived Dominic Enriello with his wife On the third floor lived Max Verlinski with his wife and 614 eight-months-old baby The fire started in Levins room in the rear of the first floor It burned through the door and up the stairway and in a very short time the entire building was in flames Only lightning like work of the rescuing firemen prevented a tenement house dining- - horror TUG UNDERWRITER With Its Tow Arrives at Charleston After tug Underwriter towing the Merritt Wrecking Cos Derrick Chief came into Charleston harbor Sunday morn ¬ a Very Roujrli Passage Charleston S C March 7 The ing after a very rough passage off Hat teras The tug and her tow were in the heavy storm of Thursday night and while there was not much damage the waves tossed them about like feathers and made the crews very busy The gale raged for 24 hours and the deckload of coal on the Under- ¬ writer was washed overboard The Derrick was stripped of its copper bot-¬ tom Mate J Frank Hammond and Fireman Charles Bellamy were so much used up by the trip that they were sent to the Marine hospital upon arrival It is claimed that these men are not injured but it is known how- ¬ ever that Capt Wiley will complete his rew here Monday and probably sail for Havana at noon PUSHING THE WORK Sunday Was a Busy Day at the League March 7 Sunday was a repetition of last Sunday in the general activity at League Island navy ¬ yard Workmen were busily en- ¬ gaged upon the cruiser Minne ¬ apolis the monitor Miantono mah and the ram Katahdin In addition work was going on in the mold loft and several forges were in operation in the blacksmith shop The utmost reticence prevailed among the officers sailors and workmen at the yard and it was impossible to ob- ¬ Inventor Carpenter Bead Reading Pa March 7 Jas H Ca- ¬ tain any official information as to the detail of the work going on It was rpenter inventor of the Carpenter pro evident however that all work was jectulediedhere Sunday of pneumonia being pushed as rapidly as possible aged 51 years - Philadelphia Navy Yard Eight which are tically completed in foreign yards have been offered for sale in the The president has United States given consideration to the advisability of placing an option on them The navy department has been carefully watching the construction of ships abroad through the eyes of its naval attaches of London Paris St Petersburg Berlin Vienna and Rome This surveillance has been main¬ tained for two months but more especially since the Maine disaster Through these naval attaches and from ship builders themselves the sec re tar3 of the navy has learned that he can now purchase two small sized battleships two armored cruisers and four torpedo boats all at a comparatively low price The builders have promised that they can deliver the ships to agents of this government at this time complete in every respect and all that will be necessary for the administration to do will be to order the necessary details of officers and men to proceed to the shipyard go on board the vessels and take them to any points which may be desired The builders have urged that the purchases be made at once as they say that a declaration of war between the United States and Spain would result in the enforcement of neutrality laws and prevent the sale of the ships The battleships and armored cruisers have been built by English and German firms for governments which are now unable to pay for them so that this government would have no difficulty in obtaining the vessels by simply put ting down the neeessary amount of cash The four torpedo boats have been offered by the Thornycrof t Ship Building Co whose boats are recognized by experts to be among the best in the world While your correspondent was unable to learn the names of the ships which have been offered to this government there is reason to believe that amon them are three powerful ships under construction at the Vulcan works Stettin Germany fqr the Chinese government These three ships are of S000 tons displacement contracted to make 195 knots and will be able to carry not less than a thousand tons of coal in their bunkers There is also reason to believe that in case of trouble this government could pur chase from Japan the Kasagi and the Chiosa which are nearing- completion at Philadelphia and the Union iron works The official with whom your correspondent talked had no doubt that Japan wonld be wiliing to aid the United States by selling the warships before the commencement of war prac- ¬ ship- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The conduct of the Spanish divers who are investigating- the wreck of the Maine is a mystery Thus far they have not been down five hours in the aggregate and they show no disposition to make a thorough inquiry It is impossible to learn the truth fully regarding the purpose of the Spanish court of inquiry but it is gen erally believed that the divers were sent down for forms sake only and that a report will be made in accordapce with instructions from Madrid It may be that the Spanish divers have discovered that the whole port side of the Maine forward is gone and having so reported further examination is deem- ¬ ed unnecessarj7 The work of our own divers henceforward is bound to be slow owing- to the ponderous weights to be moved and the safety clamps nuts and rivets that must be cut Senator Proctor is likely 4to make a speech in the senate ononis return that will have great weight in determining the future policy of the United States He is much affected by the suffering that he found in Matanzas and high ¬ ly indignant at what he called the in- ¬ humanity of the course pursued Dur ¬ ing a visit to Artemisa this province he saw thousands of reconcentrados who refused to beg though starving They were evidently of a class accustomed to make their living and unwilling to become paupers He saw thousands of acres of the best tobacco and banana lands in the world re- ¬ duced to waste with trochas and garrisons at every village and cross road His driver pointing to the mountains 15 miles away says There are plenty of insurgent camps there that the Spanish have never discovered Havana March 7 The Spanish first class cruiser Almirante Oquendo arrived in Havana harbor at 845 oclock Saturday morning from Spain She received a hearty welcome from the ferry boats and tugs on board of which were the civil and military au- ¬ thorities and different societies which had been waiting for the warships ar- ¬ rival The docks were crowded with sightseers rockets were sent up and flags and other decorations were displayed from the vessels in port the public buildings and the palaces The Almirante Oquendo made a fine appearance as she returned the salute from Fort Cabanas and then saluted - for manufactured products Failures in February have been smaller than in any other month ex- ¬ cept three of the previous 52 months with remarkable decrease in the fail ures for 100000 and over though in number and amount the smaller fail- ¬ ures show less change than might have been expected indicating that fn good times or bad a large proportion is due to causes apart from the general con- ¬ dition of business The best of evidence of general improvement is the fact that payments through clearing- houses for the past week have been 280 per cent larger than in 1892 and outside New York with its speculative interests 176 per cent Compared with last year the gain has been 50 2 per cent for the week and 498 per cent for February Produ ction of pig iron is the great- ¬ est ever known some furnaces having started in the past month but Bessemer billets are so scarce at Chicago that some works are embarrassed and heavy purchases at Pittsburgh including- one tons have of 25000 stiffened the price so that Bessemer pig and local coke at Chicago are stronger than since November 1 with grey forge unchanged at Pittsburgh Foundry at the ast is slightly lower basic pier having been offered in a sharp competition at about 310 thoucrh southern makers in Ala- bama and Tennessee excepting- two have agreed upon a plan of sales through a commission The demand for finished products covers work far ahead in plates structural forms sheets in pipe since the advance in oil and in rails with a Chicago sale for a Canada road to Alaska but bar is weak with increasing use of steel ¬ - His son Carl F Rosecrans and his Hypnotic Wonders family are at his bedside and his No one need to go to Paris now to see all daughter Mrs Toole and ex Gov that is marvelous in hypnotism In the hypnotic wards of many hospitals 6f this Toole of Montana are within con- ¬ country are hypnotic subjects that a mere venient reach glance it is said throws them into the trance state But in order to overcome CYLINDER HEAD that obstinate kidney trouble the persist- ent use of llostetters Stomach Bitters is Blew Off Wrecking the Factory None of neeessary Use it also systematically for the Workmen Injured malarial bilious dyspeptic rheumatic and Huntington Ind March 5 The in- ¬ nervous diseases terior of the Withington handle fac- ¬ Useless tory was wrecked Friday by an acci- ¬ Uncle Tts been a very hard year and A cylinder dent to the machine had to contract a lot of debts off the engine and the force Ive head blew Nephew Why thats too had uncle for of the explosion snapped the eight inch I had a lot of ready made debts that J could Ilumoristiehe shaft to which the fly wheel was at- have turned over to you tached The monster wheel shaft and Blaetter other pieces flew in all directions tear- ¬ Many People Cannot Drink ing machinery and building to pieces coffee at night It spoils their sleep You About seventy five men were at work can drink Grain 0 when you please and sleep in the building at the time but strange like a top For Grain 0 does not stimulate it nourishes cheers ahd feeds Yet it looks to say not one was injured The dam- ¬ and tastes like the best coffee 1or nervous age is heavy persons young people and children Grain 0 ¬ -- ¬ March 5 Assistant Prof C W Woodworth of the department of entomology at the state uni- ¬ Activity is only beautiful when it is holy that is to say when it is spent in the versity is preparing a complete list of all the California insects No state service of that which passeth not away has before essayed the task of collect- Amiels Journal ing a complete list except New JerFits stopped free and permanently cured sey where over G000 species of insects No fits after first days use of Dr Klines were classified Prof Woodworth be- Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle lieves that Californias list will far ex- ¬ treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Lhila Pa ceed in numbers that of New Jersay We can see no sense in having shoo CaL ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Berkeley A Iiist of California Insects Made from pure is the perfect drink grains Get a package from your grocer to Try it in place of coffee 15 and 25c da The Armstrongs Know Nothing- About - It - London March 5 In response to a telegraphic inquiry of the manager With cold Neuralgia increases Witli St Jacobs Oil it decreases and is cured of the Armstrong Elswick ship yards asking whether the reported sale of silver There is no rhyme the Brazilian and Chilian warships to with gold very nicely forChicago but it jinglea Daily News Spain was true the following- was We have no authority to Rupture Surccure Boole free Write for it received speak for any government but so far to S J Sherman Specialist MtVernonNY as our knowledge goes the report is Lots of people mist alee a entirely without foundation and en- ability to sing Washington loud noise for Democrat tirely untrue Elswick - strings long enough to reach clear around ones legs Washington Democrat ¬ ¬ Even a baby was cured of a burn By St Jacobs Oil Head directions Front View People who think they are misunder stood are really understood too well Chi cago Record ¬ ¬ Biood H u mors Spring is trje Cleansing Season Dont Neglect Your Health You Need to Take ¬ parilla Now Hoods Sarsa Mm Will W - IBiilMSMF VOHNWdLlAhiD 5v AT THCURFACEl Spring is the season for cleansing and reuewing Everywhere accumulations of Is waste are being removed ana prerjana of- - anotherseasoilRr tionstforthenewIiie HnHnjvaKr being made Tnis is the time for ere tl li WjTMrS your blood Winter has left the blood impure Spring Humors Boils pimples eruptions are results Hoods Sarsaparilla expels all impurities from the blood and makes it rich and nourishing It builds up the nervous system overcomes that tired feeling creates an appetite gives sweet refreshing sleep and renewed energy and vigor It cures all spring humors boils pimples and eruptions 5 TttT BC I RftVI ¬ iA TIT n UBRGEO r 1 ¬ rjT IrKt1 T - Tffiffflr six for 85 Is Americas Greatest Medicine Prepared by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass 1 UifSa S3 pariila - a i iiin Z DJISc lrrrc Jfllii 1IUUU e tne only pills to take with Hoods Sarsapitnlla r ¬ iL the fort and admiral Capt Joaquin Lasaga is in command of the Almirante Oquendo A PNEUMATIGDrNRf11Tt K6b B CoNNING TOWER CORING IpP3 The smokestacks of the Maine have been removed The divers hoped tc HOLLAND SUBMARINE BOAT WHICH CAN PLAY HIDE AND SEEK WITH recover some more bodies Saturday AN ENEMY Havana March 7 The board of in The Holland Is about 60 feet long and cigar shaped A single screw propelled by quiry arrived here Saturday from Key a gas motor enables it to make eight knots an hour either on the surface or under on pivots water Its West and continued its deliberations steer just asrudders are the surface Under water they take a horizontal position and well as on on the cause of the Maine explosion The ship is steered by a man in a litte conning tower fitted with plate glass win- ¬ dows Air is supplied from reservoirs Mr Holland says the boat can remain under Adm Sicard has wired the Washingwater four hours at a time It can go 70 feet below the where a ton government that it is impossible as at it could not reach it The boat carries threa dynamitesurfaceeach with shell hurled guns a range un- ¬ der water of 800 yards yet to fix a date for the adjournment of the board lfMf I u gjJJZli ttF iT tan ¬ ¬ the war Benefit for the Widows and Orphans whe New York March 5 A concert for was disciplined for giving testimony favorable to the case of M Zola at the the benefit of the widows and orphans recent trial of the author fought a of the men killed in the Maine was held the in duel with swords Saturday in the disaster ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria riding school of the Military school The attendance was with Col Henry who in the course of Friday night large many representative society his testimony against M Zola de- ¬ present One of the nounced Picquart as a liar Col people being guests was Marquise Tiexeraa nephew Henry was wounded in the wrist and arm CoL Henry succeeded Col Pic- ¬ of Dom Pedro late emperor of Brazil quart as chief of the secret service of who gave a check for 100 The re- ¬ to S2500 ceipts Paris March Col Henry Wounded in a Duel 7 CoL Picquart Jumped to His Death Ishpeming Mich March 5 John F Armstrong a mining man of consid- ¬ erable note and well known through out the Lake Superior region and west- ¬ ern mining districts while temporarily insane brought on by illness walked to one of the Lake Superior Mining office s amounted about oclock and jumped into the open- ¬ ing falling- 444 feet His body was sent to Marquette Friday morning for interment He was unmarried 6 - Cos shafts Thursday evening about From St Louis Republic July 4 1893 Tho Supremo Court of Tennessee on Juno CO de¬ cided the moat important trade mark ca3c that has ever bo n tried in that State and ono of tho largest ever tried in tho Union affirming and enlarging the opinion of tbo court below Tho court he d 1 That Dr M A Simmons tho predecessor of complainant by extensivo advertising of his cele- ¬ brated remedy known as Simmons Liver Medi ¬ cine made it a standard remedy for liver diseases long prior to tho acquisition by J H Zeilin Co ol any rights 2 That the assignor of J H Zeilin Co throngh whom they claimed the right to mako tho fraudulent packages enjoined never derived any tulo from A Q Simmons to mako tho medicino nor to Uio hid name or picture and that such uso by Zeilin Co la a fraud upon the public and is thercforo enjoined 3 That Zeilin Co purposely fraudulently la ¬ beled their medicine in imitation of complainants medicine to unfairly appropriate tbo trado of tho Simmons Medicino Company and tbo execution of this fraudulent purpose and act is enjoined 4 Enjoined Zeilin Co from using tbelr com ¬ petitors trade name trade marks or Byrbols or imitations thereof to deceivo tho public and unfairly appropriate to thomselves tho trado of tho 6 h Bimmons Medicine Co Co from deceiving and 6 Enjoined Zeilin practicing a fraud upon the public by labeling their paefcajjes in imitation of the wrappers und trade ¬ marks of the complainaut 6 Enjoined Zeilin Co from tbo manufacture and sale of tho medicino under the name of Sim ¬ mons Livei Medicine or Dr Simmons Liver Medicine or Liver Modi cine by A Q Simmons and from using tho picture of A Q Simmons in connection therewith 7 Enjoined Zeilin Co tbeir assignees agents and oniployosfrom deceiving and practicing a fraod upon the public by tho sale of packages thus falsely labelod either upon orders or calls for the genuine Simmons Liver Medicine of complainant or in any pack3go thus falsely labeled 8 The court stated that it was tho purposo of the court to entirely destroy the fraudulently labeled packages above described and cause their removal from the market and ordered Zeilin Co to d liver to the clerk to bo dostroyed all cuts dies electro typos engravings and other paraphernal used in impressing either of the above name3or mo picture Of A Q Simmons 9 Decreed that Zeilin Co pay all tho damages which have accrued to complainant by tbo sale ot these fraudulently labeled packages Tho damages claimed by complainant were 0U0 10 Decreed that Zeilin 8 Co pay all tho costs which amount to several thousand dollars tho record being ono of the largest ever illod in tbo Supreme Court As a rulo cheap medicine is inert worthless or dangerous In Zeilin Cos answer to our bill tbey said the packages enjoined wera designed as cheap negro medicine for the negroes of the Mississippi Valley Now as Zeilin St tosadvertisementstay and their manager sworo that all the liver rnedicico wbicb tbcymako is mado by the same formula n t ia not conclusivo oviJenco from their sworn testimony and advertisements that all tho liver medicirfe eman ¬ ating from them is Cheap Negro Medicine Ques ¬ tion Do tho sick of America desire Cheap Negro Medicine Let the afflicted answer by Jicir future purchases Dr M A Simmons Llrer Medicine established in ItHO is not cheap medi ¬ cine It is no cure all and Is only recom ¬ mended for those indispositi ons caused by inactivity of the liver Report of Deere Tlio Famous 50 OOO Trade marl Case Decideti C P Simmons Medicine Company St Co Ioufs defeats Zeilin Fliiladelpnia J II THE FRAUD ENJOINED I H li v- - L Ri - Jrl k Ct 3 i Cbenp Medicine is JH r x March 7 The Mallory line steamer Nueces sailed Saturday for Key West with 75 tons of relief supplies for the destitute in Cuba At Key West the stores will be trans¬ ferred to the United States steamships Nashville and Montgomery I to Boston March 7 Orders have been received at the Charlestown navy yard calling for the enlistment of men for the several ratings in th6 enlisted force of the navy These ratings in ¬ clude machinists and others of the ar- ¬ tificer class seamen ordinary vseamen landsmen firemen and coal passers Heavy Assignment New York March 7 Pettman fc German Hark Abandoned at Sea Watson dealers in oil well supplies Barbados March 7 The German with offices in this city and a plant at bark Cidade Do Porte Capt Kauff Parkersburg W Va made an assign ¬ mann last reported at Pernambuco ment Saturday to Emanuel W Blooming- from Rio Janeiro abandoned afc -dale The amount invoWed is said sea on fire and her crew have landed New York Relief Supplies for Destitute Cubans Enlisting Men for the Navy Burlington la March 7 Lieut Frank Kalke of the United States Army commandant Army Offlcor Killed by a Train universary at ML Pleasant attempted to board a freight train here Saturday He missed his footing- and was cut completely in two at the waist He leaves a wife and two children at ML Pleasant - at Iowa Weslevan tis hr 5300000 here started in the Saturn and Soznowice mine here Saturday Twenty dead bodies have o far been recovered Thero are more in the burnins mine Many Lives Lost in a Burning Mine Bbeslau Prussia March 7 A fire Tuer Underwriter Reported lost In a Storm The army New Orleans March 5 A special and navy officers now representing- the from Norfolk Va reports the loss if United States government at the the powerful tug- Underwriter of Boy Bethlehem Iron Cos ordinance works ton in a storm off Hatteras The here have received orders from head- ¬ Underwriter was on her way to Havana quarters to be ready on 12 hours no ¬ to work upon the wreck of the battle- ¬ tice for service ship Maine Burley Knocked Out by McCoy To Expedite the Work Memphis Tenn March 5 Kid Mo Townsend Waish March 5 Port Coy knocked Hurley out in the second It is reported here Friday that both a Bbi round at Hot Springs at 145 oclock contractors now constructing-fortificationJiHHOPt Seed POTATO zrowcm in America- fl ft Friday afternoon The fighting was for the government at Marrow A The Rural New Yorker given SALZERS EARLIEST S Tlela er4R4 hmWItm rnorp Ml Tfnam Ht aabm fast and furious The knock out blow stone Point and Admiralty Head have naui Qvin nriikv t z fo 8ed Saplrc wortli 10 to rM Mart tar 10c anil this was a left hook on the neck which been offered bonuses to earpedite th BotKe WHNASALZKltSKKBCOLCroMeWli K5 Jj floored Burley and he was counted out work Bethlehem Pa March 5 To Move on Twelve Hours Notice - - -- POTATOES BaBSiBS2te SISO i K I A J s 14 Xi y -- mm hBU fr fo JL -- X - ttmsmmusmmama J A THE BCfUEBON NEWS TUESDAY MAECH SOUL But his objection was not the strong- ¬ est influence which arose in your be- ¬ Across an apple ripe from out your store Cut a thin trannverse slice through grain half continued myv agent The and core strongest most powerful opposition to Not quartering or ranging with the stem your arrest came from one whose influ ¬ There in the center an artistic gem Safe in that casket guarded and concealed ence outweighs even the presidents Held to the light is unto you revealed One of the trustees I asked eager-¬ Perfect in outline though long hid in ly Yes Is limned a perfect shapely apple bloom You cannot mean The spirit of the blossom from the past Preserved within the apples heart to last Sylvester Morley interrupted the A seal and symbol though thus veiled and lawyer mute Mr Morley I exclaimed joyfully That blooms are really souls of ripened For I knew great as Sylvester Morleys fruit That1 blossom once made fragrant far and influence was there was one who wield ¬ ed a greater since she could influence wide Xike scented snow but who thought it her father Was it her sweet self that would hide had come to my aid through her Within this bodF as a secret shrine Perfect in form and in ghost like outline father It would be happiness to know Proof of the all important gladsome truth this but then why had she passed That old age may possess the heart of me without a greeting youth My face must have told a whole story 3rlen missed its youthful presence thought to the shrewd old lawyer When I it dead Watched for its disappearance with vague turned toward him again there was a dread very grave expression on his face and a Xong missed Its beauty thought its petals contemplative look about his sharp gone eyes as he regarded me Yet here like some veiled nun the flower You seem highly elated by this he lived on Its fragrance sealed its beauteous petals said furled Oh I am What young man would Retiring for a season from the world not feel highly honored in knowing But all the while the body round it draped that a man of Mr Morleys standing j Was by Gods law of beauty deftly shaped had defended him I exclaimed And all the rosy cheeked prosaic whole The old fellow saw the blush which Was thus perfected by a flower like soul Sealed in its casket of its life a part spread over my face however and he Printing a blossom on its inmost heart smiled as he replied I do not court Thus sleeps the music in the silent lute your confidence but it is plain there is Thus lives the blossom in the ripened fruit Thus may tlie human thought and human some power behind Mr Morley which tongue led that gentleman to defend you Now Take beauteous form from thoughts for- ¬ believe me Mr Conway I do not ask ever young Gray hairs and furrowed face its outward for curiosity there is a grave purpose part in the question I am about to ask you But blooms of childhood in its inmost heart he went on as the smile died from his I EDGAR JONES face and what seemed to me to be deep concern appeared instead The ques- ¬ xvmiimwmwiiMWihwmiHM tion is this Are you an especial friend of Miss Morleys Are you engaged to gloom 8 1898 Might Be Sa Qh my angel I v Interpreted BLOSSOM IN THE might expect his leaving at any time remarked the lawyer with a signifi- ¬ cance I could not then account for I suppose so or he would not have reiterated his intention so frequently And hes become rich No wonder He told me once he was interested with Mr Morley in a few business ventures Well hes lucky Youll foe over then to morrow Yes Good day i hope I said strongly I ly replied do so 2fot mine really objected to my arrest And know whose influence caused him to I hare been told he Father believed you were innocent and tookithe stand he did for that reason I did not know about Florence earnest ¬ rV CHAPTER Vm When I again passed the depot at Sidington on my way home there was a lady on horseback talking to the J agent M - dm fi J 11 and address her or not It was a strong temptation and only fear held me back a cowardly fear too I doubted how my overtures might be received I had chosen my course of my own accord and I would follow it If it was contrary to her wish she would find a way to tell me After passing the station I allowed my horse to continue at a walk so that I needed no second glance to tell me it was Florence Morley Her face was turned toward the fellow and so she did not see me I drove along slowly keeping my eyes upon her and debat-¬ ing in my mind whether I should stop It M m A CLEW BY WIRE Or An Interrupted Current BY HOWARD M YOST Copyright 1896 marry by J B Lippincott Co 1 tatW FT IV f A t P t 0 w swer I finally asked He said he thought perhaps it was CHAPTER VII Continued unjust to both of us to insist on your Have these mysteries any relation keeping the promise to or any connection with the sealed Did he say that I exclaimed Then cellar Sonntag iinaly said Florence but really it is enough to say The woman said nothing about the And what did you anB werP that the dear girl promised to be my strange events being located in any par- ¬ Florence must catch up with me if she wife even though the suspicion should ticular jilace and I did not think to ask intended to ride to her home from Sid- ¬ not be removed fromme providing Mr her I replied The old lawyers ques Morleys consent could be gained and ington tion opened up a new train of thought The resolve to stick to my promise she moreover promised to do all she be possible that the strange Could it was growing weaker since Sarahs com- ¬ could to help me gain his consent voice- I had heard proceeded from the TO BE CONTINUED ment upon it A word from Florence I sealed cellar knew would cause me to break it and ACQUITTED BY THE CROWD Ah I suppose the women are su- ¬ changing the subject rather abruptly I really was impatient for that word perstitious and think the place is What do you propose to do How go Soon the sound of approaching hoofs How a Iieadville Judge Dodged to haunted Such ideas generally get about it beating the hard road reached me Make Votes Oh hire some smart detective abroad about old long- vacated houses I Nearer it came and nearer until finally Twenty years ago Powers was an en ¬ But you do not mind their talk replied I suppose that will be the I caught a glimpse out of the corner gine wiper in the shops at Burnham are you only way What else can I do You are not afraid of ghosts of my e3e of a swaying petticoat But losing an arm in a railroad wreck The old fellows eyes twinkled merrily Do you think the bank officials have She pulled in her horse to a walk he was obliged to use his head more and Well I have never come across any d one nothing Do you think you could and then I turned my head and glanced his ilimbs less in the business of mak of those shadowy beings I could tell find any shrewder detectives than have at her My heart was in my throat ingla living- for himself and little fam better after I met one I hardly think undoubtedljr been working on the case when I looked but the smile that greet ilyjjflLDriftwig into Leadville with the talk alone could frighten me I replied If the bank with all its tremendous re ed me dispelled my fears like mist be- - firsts tide of fortune hunters Powers re gpmewhat shamefacedly remembering FOtirces has not succeed6din running fore the morning sun mmaiiid there as long as Jie could con¬ Sow nearly I had been unnerved the the robbers down how can you expect was not all that told sistently and until the sheriff took him But the smile night before by my own reflection to succeed when your limited means me of her emotion at again meeting me down to Canyon City to live perma ¬ I will be over some time to morrow ¬ would make your search merely a The deep brown eyes were suffused nently that being considered a health ¬ and will see if anything can be done re superficial one with tears With my own heart leaping ier climate for a man of his tempera ¬ Mr garding the mysterious cellar But heavens man what am I to do for joy I reinea my horse to a stand- ¬ ment he had shot and killed his w Sonntag said as I rose to leave And Carry this load to the grave Why Mr still In an instant I was at her side Pat Kennedy in a friendly pardon me for referring to the unfor ¬ Sonntag this suspicion of me you can ¬ She extended her hand and with my with Colts revolvers But tunate affair have you heard of any not imagine what a horrible thing it is assistance sprang lightly to the ground Powers was not nearly so vicious as he new developments in the robbery case how it darkens my life I exclaimed I took her horses bridle over my arm looked and during all of the years that What I exclaimed you know of it in bitterness of spirit as I realized how and with the disengaged hand helped I knew him he had never once killed a too hopeless my case seemed her climb into the buggy man a pretty good record for that Certainly I lived near Philadelphia You have been patient so long under Tie the horse to the back axle then vicinity He was always a potent po- ¬ at the time and I read the papers he your trouble a little more endurance come here beside me were the first litical factor and filled various posi ¬ leplied smilingly will not hurt you Sonntag said in words she said I lost no time in obey tions of honor and responsibility from seems I cannot escapehearing of answer to my despairing words ing It justice of the peace up to policeman that terrible affair I said bitterly you please the over ¬ and janitor of the counihouse and super ¬ Imagine if ing colors some day Now it may not whelming joy to be seated once more intendent of the chain gang While look so to you but to me it appears beside her who held my whole heart in dealing out justice in the old city jail that you have done a great deal your-¬ her keeping a JMissounan was brought oeiore nun self in the investigations which no I could not trust myself to speak and for a preliminary hearing upon the doubt are still in progress it was she who foegan charge of horse stealing That was foe done noth ¬ How can that I have Are you not pleased to see me once ranked as a capital offense in Leadville ing more Mr Conway Because if you are in those days punishable with death And- that is exactly what I mean not I certainly will not tell you how But the culprit was from Joplin and That very course seems to me to be a happy I am in again meeting an old had many friends in the camp albeit creat feature in the search though friend the court was crowded with them all Sonn ¬ you cannot see it in that light The soft sweet tones of her voice determined as every true Missourian tag smiled in a knowing way which I loved so to hear ljad now a is to see justice done In the midst of what respect has my supineness tremble to them I glanced at her and the proceedings a stentorian voice was In aided the case I asked curiously well Florence was still my true heart heard in the rear of the room shouting By allowing the real perpetrators of as she had been throughout notwith-¬ I move your honor that the pris the crime to feel secure in their posi- ¬ standing nry doubt and fear oner be discharged tion knowing as they probably do that The past year has been an eternity That was all Powers wanted To con- ¬ you are still the only suspected part3r to me I finally said vict the Missourian would have been I was much impressed by the old fel- ¬ And who is to blame for that I won- ¬ fatal to his hopes of a reelection and lows words der And too when was the mystery without waiting for a second to the You ought to have been a detective cleared up since you are now speaking proposition he xut the motion to the 1 I remarked at which he- turned his to me she said with a joyous laugh house and declared it carried unani ¬ sharp glance toward me and answered which told me as plainly as words mously which it was The court then Yes I might have done something could how she had missed me adjourned to Johnny Sheas where the in that line But I prefer a quiet life up sometimes I friends of the vindicated man did the It is not cleared Sonntag followed me out to the bug ¬ think it never will be I could not have handsome thing by the judge the clerk gy I took up the lines but a thought found fault with you had you forgotten and all of the bystanders Denver occurred to me and I delayed my de- ¬ me Will you forgive me when I con- ¬ Times parture to voice it fess I was fearful you had Gentlemen in Court Do you know Mr Morley 1 asked No I do not think I can quite for-¬ Ah She loves you then At an assize court the late Justice No I do not was Sonntags answer give that What reason had you for in passing sen- ¬ Then where did jou get your in- ¬ mistrusting me she earnestly asked Maule was engaged when one of the And I acted the part of a fool too in tence on a prisoner You passed me this mornincr vou officers of the court annoyed him bj the matter Instead of putting forth formation about that gentlemans de- ¬ know without bowing every effort to find the perpetrators I fense of me gangway beneath him Oh such news gets out sometimes go let others who could I was so startled and we had gone crossing the for members of the bar Jet the thing with papers not possibly have had the interest in Still I dont mind telling you It was bj- - before I realized that it was you Dont you know cried the judge se- ¬ the case that I had undertake investi- ¬ from Horace Jackson I received the in- ¬ who were standing there That was verely addressing the official culprit a slight cause for mistrusting me sir gations I am rightly served for my formation that you ought never to pass between ¬ Prom Jackson I exclaimed in sur It was and I am very sorry Indeed two gentlemen when one of them is supineness for I have heard nothing I have been a fool right through the about it at all I know what I knew prise You know Jackson then Having thus Yes merely a speaking acquain- ¬ whole affair I see it now I had no addressing the other not a bit the morning of its occurrence relieved his mind the judge proceeded more Others have failed I intend to tance though He comes here quite right to make such a promise to pass sentence of seven years penal frequently Well I do not think you were a servitude on ee now what I can do the other gentleman fool But forgive me that promise was Household Words You intend going into the affair a foolish one and and just a trifle un ¬ bank I asked then he said dryly He is not employed there now kind Hard to Please energy and re- ¬ x The tears again started in her I do with all the of The Manx people are verv plain Jackson has become quite wealthy at eyes and her voice took on the tremble am possessed source I ¬ Do you know how near you came least so he himself says He has made which went so appealingly to my heart spoken Hall Caine who is their ac some big strikes speculating in coal Never again will I be so foolish I knowledged historian tells a good story to being arrested for the crime lands He said hs could not afford to exclaimed I will see your father and of a grumpy old Methodist woman in Sonntag asked Why yes I know of course that devote his time to the bank for a paltry tell him I have broken my promise that the Isle of Man who could never be sat would have happened could anything salary when his interests outside had it was impossible to keep it and that it isfied with her preachers One of them grown so important So he left about is simply absurd to subject us to the being about to leave called to say good have been found against me she said and Well good by misery of a longer separation May 1 by Well there was enough to hold you five or six months ago God bless ye and may the Lord send a Then he did finally fulfill his threat tell him that May I speak for both of on suspicion at least better man in your place Next day arrest me of leaving I remarked He was al- ¬ USY Then why did you not W his successor came I am sure I was willing I courted a ways talking about leaving heI con- ¬ She hung her head while the red I hope the Lord hasto seeaher man sent good As still flush spread over her face Then she tinued in explanation trial held on to his position notwithstand murmured Yes speak for Iboth of she said but theres none so good thtvt It was very seriously talked of ing got to be a standing joke in the us Why Troy Times not since it is true Perhaps comes as them that goes it among the trustees But the president office about Jackson quitting the job 3oull find father has changed his views Every time a woman cleans house opposed it for one Sonntag said He seemed then to a trifle Ah indeed she finds a lot of things she had forge know he really believed nie Yes I j desire that every one of his associates Not in his opinion of my incccnce ten about Washington Democrat innocent - Z3TOAmWWMMRMWWWMMH long before now I replied rather won- ¬ dering at myself for telling this to the old fellow on so short an acquaintance Ah she loves you then That I cannot say I believe she did think very highl3 of me at one time but I promised riot to hold any com- ¬ munication with her until my inno- ¬ cence was known It is a year since then Whether her f eelinc- for me has changed or not I do not know You have kept your promise then Why certainly I I answered with some indignation at the implied doubt of me Now about the investigation you de- ¬ sire to engage in Sonntag said No But had the suspicion of the robbery not fallen upon me I probably would have asked her to be my wife herv the robbery until after the first meet- ¬ ing of the trustees It was at that meeting that he opposed your arrest I remember he felt quite triumphant afterward for most of the trustees in- ¬ sisted upon your immediate arrest and it was only after father said that he would never consent to it that they gave up the point Now that is pleasant to hear I cried joyfully What reason have you to think he has changed his views re ¬ garding the promise This morning after we had passed you I said That looked like Nelson Conway Father laughed at me and answered that it must have been an hallucination produced by constantly keeping my thoughts upon you It is impossible to describe the fasci- ¬ nation of Florences manner when she told me this how maidenly bashful ness blended with loves boldness how the blushes dyed her smooth cheek while her eyes shone with a confident happy light Then at lunch this noon father asked me if I I liked you as much as ever Liked was not the word he used but never mind well use it now And what did you answer I asked eagerly and expectantly That not a day went by that I did Father What are you doing Emma not think of you And oh Nelson she Daughter 0 Arthur is coming to voice deep and full in its night and Im cooking something for continued her earnestness that was not half the him Father EmmaEmma youd better truth Why should l Hesitate to con- ¬ be careful Youll keep on cooking for fess it to you my dear friend Here I made use of my disengaged him till he breaks the engagement arm I could not help it I drew her Heitere Welt closely to me and kissed her blooming Analogous cheek A barking dog will never bite I certainly shall not go on if I am inThey tell us and by jinks terrupted Florence said in gentle reI guess by this same token that A talking person never thinks monstrance Chicago Daily News What did your father say in an- ¬ -- A Costly Dish cried the lover Oh mamma do Christians ea Promise me that you will be ever my preachers just like cannibals do r angel Why no my child What put that Now look hare returned the pro ¬ notion into your head saic girl of the period none of that I I heard Mrs Deekon say this mornJ dont like it It sounds as if you wanted ing that she was going to have her min--ist- er to marry me in Heaven and I dont for lunch Brooklyn Life want to wait that long Chicago Post A Strictly Correct Answer Cumso What is the difference be-¬ Nothing Better in Prospect tween the north pole and the south Then shovel cheerfully the snow pole For when at length its gone Youll have to get the mower out Fangle If that is a conundrum Til And shave the blooming lawn give it up What is it Chicago Journal Cumso All the difference in the world Harlem Life TIMELY WARNING A Misapprehension weaken the sight Do you think that glasses tend to asked Col Still wells friend And after pensive consideraton the colonel replrd It depends suh intiahlv on how many you take Washington Star ried Ada pensively I hope youll invita me to the wedding when you get marr Satisfactory one and if you dont accept there wont be any wedding The Eival His Stock in Trade Black Brown is always borrowing Jack boldly Ill invite you the first trouble White That isnt the worst of it Black What then White He insists on everybody shar ing the loan with him Up-to-Da- te ¬ Reassuring Him Guest The last time I was here 1 found flies in the soup Waiter You wont find none in dis soup I fished em out wid my finger befoah I brung de soup outer de kitch ¬ en Tammany Times x ¬ ¬ bojr Here is a story of an who has already had three wives Indeed said the thoughtful man Now I wonder whether he should be termed foolhardy or courageous old In Doubt An -- said Mrs Perkasie as she Here glanced over the daily paper is the ac- ¬ count of the arrest of a man for steal- ¬ ing 10000 worth of diamonds Genuine diamonds asked Mr Per- ¬ kasie or did they belong to an actress Detroit Free Press Important Point Chicago Post Hard to Tell think that young man who I dont comes to see you will ever set any part of the world on fire Oh well you cant tell papa you Yonkers know he smokes cigarettes Statesman 1 -- - - - son-in-la- POOK NAN SEN HE DID HAVE A HARD TIME TRAVELING IN AMERICA CARRYING ALI THAT STUFF - And Wanted It Bad Ctueer Punctuation 1 received a letter from a Boston Browne Did you ever see a man who really wanted the earth girl the other day remarked Mi-Spudds and I noticed that she used Towne Oh yes a queer sort of punctuation Browne Who was he Towne A first trip passenger on an How is that asked Mr Spatts She closed every sentence with a ocean liner Brooklyn Life glacial period Judge saw a big two fisted fellow this morning who was looking for trouble How was that He had a girl on his arm and was asking the way to the marriage license Cleveland Plain Dealer office 1 Probably He Pound It Yes artist you are really great Though critics keep you down Your most successful piece of work Is painting red the town Judge MAN Viewed by Many - WITH A HISTORY milk trust Second Citizen Possibly sir but in the end the people will take water Town Topics The Probable Outcome First Citizen The people sir will soon be up in arms against this new Why She Smiled on Him Oh she cried if I could only see myself as others see me It wouldnt do said hs It would make you too conceited And then she smiled upon him all the rest of the evening Tit Bits To the Credit of the Parrot I never knew such a gossip Why she repeats everything she hears just like a parrot Except that the parrot adds nothing N Y Truth to what it hears t -- ¬ She Was Safe you take him for better or worse Do The minister asked of the bride She I like to meet a man with a his ¬ Ill take him for better she said tried tory For he couldnt be worse if he N Y Journal He Ill tell a friend of mine to call Hes a book agent N Y Ledger The Ituiingr Passion That girl who was robbed on the Joy Absence street ran all the way home before she I love the goodinolu fashionei songa And for good cause as youll allow fainted A present joy to them uelongs Of course she wanted to take her Because nobody sings them now Chicago Record feather hat off first Judge I you are staying outsolate He Aiy dear thats6ne reason why I staj out so late Indianapolis Jour¬ She His Reason for It You never think of me when An 6 JJ Help Opportunity Help yez swim -- -- -- nal I dont know how Beirorra yeve trot an illitrant to learn The Hival 1 Stranger ihuy dont Man Overboard cnnc m K 4 5oyal manes the food pure wholesome and delicious THE flOUSBON -r- --- NKVWs - TUESDAY Gen MARCH 8 1898 j 7- mMT atrvtK rwsrrX7r The Goebel Election Bill 333333333333333aLj 7 P iHll turned to the Senate Thursday vetoed by Gov Bradley and a strong effort will be made to pass tHe measure that day The bill is being strenuously de nounced all over Kentucky by silypr leaders and silver papers and it is 1 e lieved that a majority of the Democratic voters are against the undemocratic bill BLADES O BliUEGltASS The Goebel Election bill vill be re Puny Children jg tee Will Remain President McKinleys refusal to S ¬ even consider Spains request made Sunday for the recall of tfen Lee as Consul at Havana was unanimously endorsed yesterday by Cougress and all IF YOU WANT TO PLOW FOR PROFIT YOU MUST USE THE OLIVER CHILLED Walter Champ in Sunday Courier Journal POWDER Absolute Pure ROYAL BAKINO POWDER CO NEW YORK WHERE JED PERKINS LIVES x A OAHfil tY way iu oquuBuvuio iv m i Ryestraw some butter and eggs Farmer met otockson Bonds from the gity who was goinjr to the home of Jed Perkins to see about a mortgage Good morning friend ju me J1 4 1 1 rf I j Who would prescribe only tonics and bitters for a weak puny child Its muscles and nerves arc so thoroughly ex- hausted that they cannot be whipped into activity The child needs food a blood- making nerve strengtheningf QXlX 4 America Spain withdrew her iqest yesterday afternoon The objection to w for the Cubans w also declined to S- jj Gen Lee was based upon his sympithy ¬ DUllOing mwSCie TY K XOOO T 4 i LlilUIS J oCOlt S VAZJOll of Cod Liver Oil is all of this S 0 THE B88IB0H SEWS 1881 Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BRUCE MILLER KM fe ayable to the order of CHAMP Make all Checks Money Orders etc MlILER ADVER1IH1JXG RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser ¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents tine each insertion Locals in blac type tweuty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when Obltuaros cards of thanks calls on candidates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise men and yearly cards Revolutionary And Undemocratic running at line rates ¬ Morning stranger Can you direct me to the home of Jed Perkins I believe he lives here abouts I reckon I can stranger if you will follow my directions Is it far from here or hard to find Not very far Easy to find as a heiis nest Well kindly tell me about the road Well strancer vou go down tbiR pike a short jaunt and then turn off i o a dirt road After a short spell on this road youll come to a gate nung on a tree Pass through this gte and Keep on straight until you run across a branch Then turn to the right and drive till you come to a tree that has been struck by lightning when you turn to the left and jog along until yiu come to a pair of bars Let down thb bars and driye your critter to the right until you come to a field that was sowed in wheat the year that this mare was a You cant mis3 the house stranger Give Jed Silas Ryestmws regards Remember that Dobbin Get wheat fMd stranger ¬ two-year-ol- i fa jj and you still have a tonic in the hypophosphites of lime ana sooa to act wrni ine iooa w w to For thin and delicate children there is no remedy superior w to it in the world It means growth strength plumpness and comfort to them Be sure uu s t SCOTTS Emulsion f ft 50c and 100 all druggists W SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York m President MoKiuley iecouizo Spains uojec tion to armed vessels carrying provi sions to the btarving Cubans Presidi ut MeKinley haa risen above party lints in bis confidence in Gen Lee the ex Ctn federate and Southern Democrat and Gen Lee has won the admiration of the nation by his tearless conduct and his excellent judgment Gen Lee is certainly the right man for Consul at Havana The arrival of the Alfonso XIII at Havana Sunday with 1500 t oldiers was the cause of a Spanish demonstration The Board of Inquiry was at Havana yesterday It i freely stated at Wash ington that its report is being delayed to give the United States more time to pre- ¬ pare for war It is generally believed that the Board will report that the Mne was bloyvn up by a submarine mine Dispatches yesterday from Washing ¬ ton indicated that war is believed to be inevitable ¬ FIJI 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 ITURNITURE cheaper than anybodys The Bronston Prisou 13111 atlTJBintons Fleischmans McDermott yeast for Spears sale - tf by are d a-p- -e At a meeting of silver Democrats at the court house in this city yesterday after- ¬ fc A PARTY REQUISITE it Ap Maj Harrison finished drinking noon resolutions were adopted endors ¬ his mint julep Enoch Johnson his valet ing Hon J T Hintons opposition to entered the room The face ot the col- ¬ the Goebel El ctiou Bill and requesting ored swell betrayed misgivings as he apRepresentative Hinton and Senator proached with hesitating steps Ma jah began Enoch falteringly Thomas to vote against the passage of Ise got a great favah to ask ob yo the Goebel Election Bill over the Gov- ¬ asked Well Enoch what is it ernors veto Major Las night Majah some low down Copies of the resolutions have been niggah stole mah razzah sah an I sent to Messrs Hinton and Thomas at want to ask yo Majah if if if yo Frankfort would loan me youahs till in de mawn The following are the resolutions as in yon 5Tou rascal impertinent adopted You Maj Harrison angrily exclaimed Whkskas bill known as the Goebel shave with my razor never E eci n Bill h buen passed by both Majah deed it aint sah It aint branch of the General Assembly o 1 war goin data pahty to night au jes to I Kentucky ind U nw iu the hands ot the wanted to be prepared fo a pnssonal en Governor Dats wid a cnllud genr nen And whereas it is th sense of thip countahwanted wid de rnzzah Majah what I meetitg th t said bill is rnvjlutionary and Kin I git it sah undHin Tatic in th it takes the c Dtro of eiec iiu 8 in Ke itukj out of the hand Japan is preparing for war with of th- p itpe and o oBcers elected by the people nd rep msible to them and places Russia t in the hands of sn oligarchy reapon lble Mark Hanna is being neglected by no onfl and subject to no penalties foi misconduct Therefore bo it the cranks He has not been charged BeeoKd By tho Democrats of Bour with being connected in some way with bon Cutv in ma raeting assembled that wh are unalterably opposed to the the Maine horror who e p incipe and purpose of sxid Goe Gov Bob Taylor announces that tv m fnir eections bel B I ai we beii nwhi h a u be i r un1r m has withdrawn from the race for Uuited r s ar oj Sue Seuator oiii Tennessee and will D - Dtiiii n retire from politics at the expiration of posed in kiji th criic Kentucky refponsbo r th p j oi his term as Governor such a mei urrt Bd it further Rjs Ivod That we endorse the action If the Fayette chieftain secures the of our Rresentatfe Hon John T Hia ton in pposing the pasge of said Bill scalp of Goebel and Blackburn to danin the flouse and in reiueing to entr a gle along with those of Jack and Mor- ¬ caucus called for the purple of making gan Chinn and McQhord he wiP have said Bi a pirty measure and that we fairly won the title Man urgently reqist sail Representative Hintnn and our Senator Hon J M Tbom6f t vote ag iinat the passage of j Editor Walton of the Stanford saia mil ovr tne vt veraors ve o suouia he veto he same Journal besides being a gentleman a EXIMETTM D1CKSOX scholar and a judge of beautiful girls Uhi mt pretty babies and Kentucky politic is J M OBrIKN ScrotRry also a good judge of bad shows He has Doings of The Legislature refused a date at his opera house to an Uncle Tom Company Would that ¬ te - - m8 1 - Bl ¬ By a strict party vote the Bronston Prison Rill cratiug a board of three Commissioners to have control- of the State priso s passed ovr the Governors veto Saturday and is now a law The Democrats will meet iu joint caucus to day or to morrow to nominate candi dates for Commissioners out of more than twenty applicants for the three places The Republican prison officials will appeal to the courts against the constitutionality of the law and may delay the change at the prisons for sev- ¬ eral mouths The bill provides for the election of all Commissioners by the Legislature Each Legislature after this will elect one Commissioner for a six year term The law places the en- ¬ tire management and all the officers of the two State penitentiaries under the control of the Board of Commissioners No e of the existiug prison contracts will n cessans be interfered with The twenty one candidates for commissioner are Henry George Graves county J M Richardson Barren John Fulton Nelson Bi ry South Franklin William Cromwell Frunkliu Jd Fin liell Harrison Capt T E Mudre Bour- ¬ bon W H Green Christian John Hockersmitb Franklin J A Hammon Scott Tom Robertson Garrard A P Cowles Shelby Thomas H Goodnight Mercer J D Marcnm Boyd ol Wil liam Perry Fayette Jo n E Mills Franklin v illiam Ellis Benry John Dvif- - Louisville G B Swanso W apt teurv vare of Bourbon Rourt Tyler of Bnllitc Hon South TrimMe has a cinch on the position of Warden of Frankfort penitentiary ¬ ¬ ¬ Davis Thompson right Sam Isgrig offering surprising bargains in mens and boys stylish shoes The prices are tf Clay whiskey McDermott Spears Remarks In GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Tuoatrical And Otherwise The Foyer ARTIFICE R DEALER IN J NEELY For first cla-is work Three first class barbers All work done strictly first class Next door to Bourbon Bank -- Who softly answered this Father is sitting in the hall And Jack thus denied Sat motionless beside The maid who said and sighed But he cant hear anything at all Walter Champ in Judge JOSHUA SIMPK1NS Bold Jack begged a kiss From Celia artless miss Buck and Bills Furniture Window Shades Oil Barber Shop Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc ¬ GEO W DAVIS Joshua Simpkina a story of farm Special attention given to Undertaklife will be seen at the Grand opra ing and Repairing house Friday It is said to abound in Main Street - - - - Pakis Ky novel features wonderful mechanical ef- ¬ fects excellent singing and dancing and plenty of refined wholesome fun and brings to light in the third act a real saw mill in full operation which is 402 MAIN ST - - - PARISlCY claimed to be a thrilling realistic stage Over Deposit Bank etfect Between acts a high class orches tra renders some excellent music and Office hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m also aids in the introduction of many pleasing singing and dancing specialties during the progress of the piay 4nov tf New Laundry Agency M EL BAILEY I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of j the public patronage Work- or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will receive immediate attention Work - ca led for and delivered promptly Respectfully dPvp tf Bruce Holladay The largest kitchen in the world is at- ¬ tached to the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York In it are employed from seventy five to oue hundred cooks at salaries ranging from 75 to 600 per niDnth 4W m i Handy-With-Tomaha- wk Davis Thompson Isgkig have in school childrens shoes extra good values for very little money Try them Arthur Hamilton of Huntington W Va ran awiy from home and joined A The House adopted a resolution by Mr Moore inviting Congressman Bailey of Texa3 to address the Legislature F The House passed a resolution compli- ¬ menting Miss Christine Bradlev on her choice of water instead of whiskey with which to christen the battleship Ken- ¬ tucky The Senate yesterday concurred in the House resolution congratulating Miss Bradley on her decision to christen the battleship with Kentucky water Protestant and Catholic alike this year The Legislature adjourns that day -- i The Richmond Register one of Ken tuckys best papers started on the thirty third year of its life last week ¬ St Patricks day will be hailed by 4 The Courier Journal says that Claude Desha is slated to be one of the three election commissioners if the Goebel bill becomes a law Awarded Higfcest Honors DR Worlds Fair the Fieldjdfc Hanson Minstrels He was The Northwestern is carrying nearly arrested at Lexington and went home 1000000 insurance on the lives of with his father Bouibon Countys representative citi- ¬ zens CalL on R P Dow Jr for Katie Putnam is organizing a corn particulars 26oc 8t pan to play The Texas Steer by arWe are offering some choice ladies rangement with Hoyt McKee inisses and childrens shoes at special there were more Waltons prices Dont fail to take advantage of The amateur minstrels at Cynthiana says the offer Cynthiana Democrat The played to a 103 house clearing 65 Bronston tripped Chinn on the school Davis Thompson Isgkig New crop currents raisins citron book bill Chinn tripped Bronston on peaches prunes apricots hominy oat he anti pool room bill Bronston tripped meal rolled oats Goebel on the election bill Goebel Newton Mitchell tt tripped Bronston on the prison bill and Wrights celt--Governor Bradley is tripping the whole tion sick hfaiships crew with his powerful little of the Mother shapes the course The Northwestern Mutual life has veto of unborn generations goes sounding through all the paid to representatives of its policyCARLISLE ages and enters the confines of holders and to its policy holders and is 180000000 an for them Eternity With what care there- ¬ now holdingpremium reoeipts of over over News Culled From Niciis County fore should the Expectant Moth- ¬ excels 20000000 tf Precincts er be guarded and how great the From the Mercurv To Cure A Cold In One Day effort be to ward off danger and Chas Linville has rented and moved Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ into the Miss Kate Spencer house near make her life joyous and happy lets All druggists refund the money this city if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W Miss Lunah Hinkle will begin her T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris school at Blair school house 3d Monday Ky in March allays all When we say that our work is better Born To the wife of Logau Ander- ¬ Nervous- ¬ in quality and gives better satisfaction son of this city on Feb 28th 1898 a ness re- ¬ than any laundry work iu Paris we are daughter lieves the simply stating facts not our yerdict Robert Ratliff bought of Oscar Wil- ¬ Headache alone but that of our customers Ask son 62 acres of land lying on Cassidy you will Cramps themusandtrial bundlesee Better still creek for which he paid 2500 a give and Nau- ¬ Con Guilfoyle late proprietor of the Boubbon Steam Laundry tf sea and so St Charles Hotel Mayslick will move to the hotel at Bluelick Springs in a few fully pre 1 inwiis rj7a Ijrnf j2j--i7irj ¬ t iK3Lir jlWSjj iFnJI r i nur t jiff J w-z-ste- z t b 3 JliSSJrJJnt7rrr rTlTi r 53sr i T l I AM NOW EADY Isfe mt TheINFLUE El - TO SHOW THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF V5 V3 U ¬ WALL PAPER Ever brought to Paris The new - MOTHERS FRIEND BURLAP EFFECTS are the newest and at the same time the most - beautiful -- papers seen for years- at a MEDIUM COST I am giving some very close estimates on contract work or PAPER ON THE WALL s weeks MuriL BAKIfG POWDffl MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free fcxn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant nm amir 40 YEARS THE STANDARD it again No other At Eld S EL Reynolds remedy robs confinement of itfe pain 1n Bourbon county Marcn 3 I898 Mr We have arranged a Clubbing Rate E M Hardin of Nicholas to Mies td wmr Thol U8ed Mothers Friend by which we can eive T6 Daisey Pendleton of Bourbon If Jhe hadto So through the ordwl SSi wero but fow littles to be 5F8 th0 SIMM per bottle he Married On the 1st inst W T would have them fost wasLAYTONDayton Ohio Both Papers On Year for only 225 Geo Regular Price for Both Is 275 Prather to Miss Jennie Pavne On Feb 17 1898 Mr Askiu to Miss Mollie Sent by Mailon We save you generous part of this sum Brierly On the 2d inst Mr J H Bell S3L 2k t0receiptor price 100 PERBOT Send or bring your cash with orler to EXPECTANT MOTHERS to Miss Mary A B Varner On the 2d aPPlicatIon containing val inst Mr Lewis W Wills to Miss Mary uable informat on and voluntary testimonial THE BOURBON NEWS THEBRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA A Dorrell Paris Ky LO Married BY ALL Mis Mollie George has bought the system that Childbirth is made easy Mrs Bridget Clark lot in the West End ana me time or recovery shor-¬ and will at once erect a nice cottage tenedmany say stronger after thereon than before confinement It in F B Henry bought the lot at the sures safety to life of both moth- corner of Maple and Market streets be¬ longing to the Deposit Bank at public er and child All who have used Mothers Friend say they will nev- ¬ auction for 600 Dares the Local Slate ana WILL BE FOUND IN Mai 1S9S CRRPETS To mate i ifc the papers THE BOURRON NEWS er be without WEEKLY Cincinnati AND THE EKOHR J - mj Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Pend me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels fu niched complete- HiNTON T Undertaking in all its l ranches Embnlronsj scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR IRE DRUMiSTS ilJ frw iWAiU4wwiifca tSL if ti Vnl Jfic if- - vr sac r iiJirjUn nit-- V iiWfti VLi t M 1 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY -- MARGE 8 1898 f W 9SB3Z39 BSS9HHSHB9HISwBn9liHHHBHCSMMH9HflMR9IHBiTnv9vsWEwin day visitors 1881 Seventeenth Year Established in Paris yesterday made activity in tiading circles There were about five Post office at Paris KyM as hundred cattle on the market but all Enleied at the secon Iiss mail matter were not sold Auctioneer Peak sold for B F Bedford Jr thirty 1090 lb c it tie to Ed Weathers at 4375 each thirty TELEPHONE NO 124 six cattle at 4375 each and fifty seven calves at 20 each for Simon Weil to J SUBRCRJPT10r PRICES PapahJp in Advance B F Bedford Jr E Clay sold 2 00 Six mouths SI 00 One year eighteen cattle to J E Clay at 47 40 NEWS COTS YOU CATfT EVFV OT7T A RK each Simon Weil sold thirty six cattle PORT FHOir A GUN FRRK OF CHAROK to J D Booth at four to five cents Orders Etc There were a number of mules offered Make all Checks Mnncir pavabT fn th nrrfer of CllAirP fe MnVLVR the best selling at from 120 to 125 each ThoB McClintock sold several at New line of baby carriages now in at these prices and Mann Fuhrman sold tf Hintons several pairs at 200 and upwards per A fine line of teas at less than cost at pair Several dealers had a good trade in buggies wagons and agricultural Ed Htitchcrafts implements ReedB vour linen to Haggard Send I must close out in two weeks Come tf Steam Laundry for a good finish early before all bargains are taken up 1 THE BODBBQH HEWS Co art Day Sales PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY OBITUARY A largb crowd of court JT invoice revealed that ve The wash goods stock carried have too many shoes in Cincinnati yesterday and this tact will povegreatly to your advan-by Frank Co is not surpassed Mrs Margaret Terry was the guest by any in the state To see is to tage it ytu will call iramediatdv of relatives in Lexington Sunday Miss Mattie Va d n is spending a be convinced low-down-prices Notes Hastily Totted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mrs C M Clay Sr is visiting in Madison Miss Nannie Clay spent Saturday city with friends in Lexiugton Mr and Mrs E F Clay Jr were m t Respectfully Dedicated Tk The Memory Ri El M fk Of The Dead 8 Mrs R S Henderson nee Miss Ja e M Talbott died yesterday morning of paralysis at her home in Lexington Should be entirely weit her pruo it this season It is false Burial to day at the Paris cemetery at two oclock p m Services by Rev Dr economy to wear shoes that u n r v Ur feet dry and comforte-Geo Varden The deceased was a sis- ¬ ble you cant afford it We h ve just tinned a special value sale o ter of Mrs R H Hanson of Lexington and Mrs E D Throckmorton of this Ladies Misses and Childu n- - Shoes j nd alco Mens and Boy e IIV h Bti C Shoes at Our Ji uar Mr S 0 Vaughan of Padnoah is here in the interest of the A O U W Dr Louis Landman optician of Cincinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor ¬ Ed F Hutchckaft Taffeta silks in all colors for linings skirts and waists at K to day Frank Cos Bourbon Men Sell Tobacco Mr Allen Turner of near Paris received a slight stroke of paralysis Friday Fon Sale High grade bicycle cost Inquire at 100 will sell very cheap At Cincinnati last week Phillip West The News office A new line of string ties hand bows tecks and puffs at 25 50 and 75 cents at Price Cos clothiers -- - tf The Monday Night Literary Club met last evening with Miss Lucy John son on East Third street I w The Paris Elk Lodge is in a flourishing condition It now has pending nine ¬ applications for membership N will restore to the employes the ten per cent re- ¬ duction made about five years ago On July 1st the L N H Bayles has bought eighty acres of land adjoining his farm neai Paris from Mrs Amelia Leer at seventy dollars cash per acre - Miss Maggie Davis daughter of Nich olas Davis was Saturday elected as a teacher in the Paris High School vice Miss Alice Simms who has gone South for her health The News is asked to announce that the Womans Society of the Christian Church will meet Saturday afternoon at half past two oclock A large attendance is desired ¬ ¬ and Mrsx announce to Albert Mitchell desire to their friends and the public that they will open a music class for piano the term to begin on Monday September 5th -i rney S B Rogers was Yesterday appointed administrator of the estate of his mother Mrs Augusta Rogers W B Payne was appointed administrator of the estate of James W Payne of Millersburg precinct MisSo Nelly Buckner Col R T Ford of New York who bought Mr Sidney Clays farm of 775 acres and 100 acres adjoining from Mr C F Clay and fifty from Mr Redmon has engaged Mr Robt Thompson to look after his interests on the farm Co proprietors Turney Hawkins of Bluelick Springs have leased for a term of years the Upper Bluelick Springs From now on they will operate both springs G R Foster late pro- ¬ prietor of Pavillion Hotel at Bluelick Springs has moved on a farm near Cynthiana says the Maysville Ledger and 3 a day hotel in America the management of the Palace Hote at Cincinnati has improved the seryice at that popular hostelry by the serving of¬ an excellent six oclock dinner includ The hotel ing wine for fifty cents centrally located at Sixth and Vine streets is deservedly popular with Ken- Smar dt tuckians ¬ We are the peoples friends We repair your linen aud put neck bands on Haggard Reed free Sales Made Yesterday Not content with having the best 2 4 j old for the Bourbon Fiscal Court the toll house and lot near this city on the Georgetown pike to Matt Howard for 650 and one toll house on same pike near Centerville to John T Ireland Auctioneer A T Forsyth yesterday for Claybrook of Hutchison ten shares Deposit Bank of Paris at 12150 per hare Also four two horse Birdsell wagons for O Edwards for 44 to 48 Also a lot of farming implements for C M Thomas at fair prices Auctioneer Forsyth also sold to E 500 P ar S A fine line of dri1 fruit at less than cost at Ed F Hntrrnfts Court Gleaning Tuihni t Ben Fisher and James Mii vmnrtimr- together - cd umm f innn iii - rrii iiiiii i eoing forth armed to lnumioaieann anfl 6 w UM I1 tt uu nU VW 1UU -IIIIIIII TiroHnrfic who tit DQ i- Four colored men Lou y i - Gleason -- I r uvuuj Talbott in Ruddies juiiis killed Will each lbt Summer were200 bonaheld over to Circuit Court in 1DDJUL T XJ I T I I fall sold sixteen hogsheads of tobacco which he raised on ten acres of laud near this city for 213094 an average of 21310 per acre Lloyd Ashurst haj sole 20000 pounds ¬ of tobacco to Dan Peed at 10h cents with 1500 pounds thrown ont recently purchased 200 for a lady friend Organdies Give us a call and see w at we will Mr Morats prices for violets and all J B Clay Co received about 9000 for you before buying elsewhere for their crop of tobacco about 45010 flowers are much lower than at Lexin -pounds raised near Upper Blue Licks ton houses See also their pretty violet One lot of seventeen hhds sold at Louis boxes made expressly for gifts of this ville at an average of 1162 and Dan lovely flower it -Peed bought one crop of 14000 pounds Dress Goods in all the new miiaiimiwsMtTMjni tijimiw at nine cents ruat J sold in Cincinnati fortnight styles at Frank Obs J W Thomas Jr week seventeen hhds at an average last Mr and Mrs W O Hinton and 9 Haggard Reeds new laundry is of 15 47 went to Lexington Saturday to doing first class children work Give us a call Dont miss the flour sale at Ed F visit relatives Mr Hinton returned JL m JL Haggard tf Reed A 11 -yesterday morning Hutchcrafts closing out sale No doubt the mistakes of your life Mrs George B Alexander and pret- ¬ New style in fancy and black ty little dautrhtei Marion left yester- ¬ have been many but you will make no hosiery for ladies and children day for a visit to Mr and Mrs Ambrose mistake if you send your soiled linen to the Buford in Covington at Frank Cos I tf Bourbon Steam Laundry Alexander Jr Jas Mes rs C STOCK AND TURF NEWS OBrien Ed Hill I s Hukill Smith Jas Thompson and Walter WAITED HOUSES FOR BEST o close out all Winter goods during the next SAle and Transfers Of Stock Crop JBtc OBrien 30 days of this city witnessed E S Champ Turf Notes we will sell everything in stock at prices less than Woodlord will haye a large acreage Of Willards splendid performance of The Parties who have houses for rent will in Lexington Saturday do well to place them with me Middleman tobacco this year I can secure you desirable tenants may be night The Fiiar aud Ornament Dress Goods formerly 75c and S100 per yard at 39c en i bracing I have had quite a number of applica- ¬ Mrs R G Stoner was the guest of matched for a race tions for houses in the past few days iaricy weaves nroaaclotn novelties and whipcord diagonal -- e ges Mrs John S Williams in If you have a house for rent let me rent Table linens and napkins large variety at cost Jacob Troutman of Jessamine sold her mother Montgomery last week The Womans it for you All our underwear at much less than cost ten acres ot tobacco which averaged Call at my office or notify me and I Club of Mt Sterling of which Mrs Penangs and percales formerly 8ic ti close 4c per yard 22875 cents per acre i Stoner is a member gave her an elegant will call on you pee our nosiery at iuc ana loc per pair worth 25g Nearly all of the Bourbon hemp crop set of Shakespeares works as a bridal Notions of every description less than cost Brent present last week has been- sold aud delivered KT 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for 18- Bros bought most ot it at 350 per cwt REAL ESTATE AGENT bplendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c pet yard Our stock of dress goods and The Acme Mill Company of Hopkins ville bought of the Julien Wheat silks is now complete We in- ¬ Houses and Lands For Sale or Rent Opp Court horse up stairs over LouisORSXxr Growers Club 40000 bushels at 1 per vite inspection ville Store bushel CO FRANK Jas H Hulett of Jessamine solu 30000 pounds of tobacco to Liggett The pearl finish we give to collars and WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K 9P Myers of St Louis at fourteen cents cuffs and shirts looks better and wears per pound longer than any other finish IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROIISEIUSGS Bourbon Steam Laundry tf The Jessamine Journal says During the past week Brown Cogar and R A IN SCINTILLATIONS Dodd have bought 2OU00 bushels of wheat in Jessamine county at 1 per Good n a An Interesting Jumble Of News And bushel Comment Our Prices are lower than any houRe in Central Kentucky wheft Near Elizabethtown last week Simon Frank Justice of Lexington won quality and style are considered We ask you to give up a caiL Weil purchased fifty heavy steers for 2000 in IIou nrd loftery May delivery at 475 sixty at 450 A declamatory contest will be held at and 120 at 445 They will be exported Fleminu3burg the night of the 11th Save money by buying of at an early date W The Mayor of Nicholasville has or- ¬ Mr Geo Woodford Sun says The BROS 3IJ3HOTTA T T4TTORW dered everybody in that city to be vacci- ¬ C Graddy on Monday bought 1000 Bourbons Biggest Bargain nated acres of the growing wheat crop in Bringers The Clark County grand juiy has Woodford and Fayette counties at 75c 701 703 Main St a bushel He bought 250 acies from returned 125 indictments against blind Paris Ky Mr Ben Bosvorthand 175 acres from tigers OUR Frank James the noted ex outlaw is Mr John W Smedley of Fayette 90 dangerously ill of pneumonia at St acres from Mr Frank Bohannon Mr C H Talbotts two thirds interest in 130 Louis The Versailles postoffice has keyless acres and several other crops The final payment has been made on lock boxS They are opened by a com- ¬ Notice is given that there will be a the following entries in the Kentucky bination meeting of the Stockholders of the Citi- ¬ wh Gen H entry of Fayette has stocked zens Bank of Paris at the office of the Derby Plaudit Lieber Karl Ban nockburn Dr Black Frank Thomp- ¬ his jack rabbit farm in Fayette with Bank on Thursday March 10th 1898 to elect a Board of Directors for the en ¬ son Gallivant Isabey Hand DOr Don sixteen of the animals suing year J M HUGHES Preat Quixote Peacemaker Sackett Irwin Rev H A Northcotts reyival at the Ms all Cashier Wii Judge Quigley Goodrich Oxnard Versailles Christian Church has closed lmar 3t Money with fifty additions Sound Widower Ma cato Swing Dominia Pontus Clay Poynter Chas Quinn a Lexington boy won Tencer and Chalfoute Three hundred 10000 the odwc day at the Ingleside and fifty horses are quartered at the race track in California track at Louisville Morgan Withers of Robinson was E A Tipton Manager of the Mon- ¬ robbed of 30 by unknown parties in an tana Racing Circuit left Lexington alley at Cynthiana last iYionday Attached to Thursday for Anaconda Sheriff Collier of Madison raised a was Marcus Dalys pri- ¬ the same tiain That fit your feet at vate horse car containing a number of turkey which weighed forty nine and one half pounds It was shipped to valuable horses which Mr Tipton pur- ¬ prices that will fit your MWrchased for Mr Daly The horses were New York a9q LOVE IS BLIND pocket books You can Spain has purchased two cruisers iu charge of Ben Kennry In the same buy a pair of shoes to all the faults of the loved one ir car Joe Redmond took his own horses which have been building in England from us at manu- ¬ Havlin Serrano and a three year f jr Brazil and is negotiating for two John c others which have been built in France facturers prices if you old colt besides the horse Byron everything bat untidy or soiIe Amanda Malellie Josephine Eulah Clelland which Mr Redmon sold to Mr buy them now Emergency Baker of Berea has been Tipton for a Montana man linen A dainty won an draws tB adjudged insane Something dreadful A QuT Offer i nrt o happen most any time to a line on that To look imniaeulaefc One of our advertisers makes a pecu- - person with so much name -- ly neat and prrsentaLlorand have liar announcement in this issue offer- Largest and cheapest line of lace enr ing 250 for the oldest piano in this Yea Verily NowjIaThe Time your collar cuff or shirt inej roach Those whose nerves tains at J T Hintons neighborhood tf jangled by discordant wails have been able in color and finish brire it ttx uystfrs celery freah cakes and COPyRiOjit iQfe from instruments that nave long out tciiiv1rti cracKen nt rghnm molasses New lived their usefulness will hope that le v rrir iC ai ot11 VriTT r1 Virion them all Such a wi VL1 1bwiuk JUJTCHELL davoutly to be wished for consuinina W M HINTOtt JB tion is too good to be trHe however and BRO Proprietors Insure in theNorthwestern to we are left to wonder what ha wjants Telephois No 4 day tt --morrow may be toalate withtheold pianos anyhow - few days with friends in Lexington Mrs Alva Crawford who has been ill for several weeks is convalescing Mrs D C Parrish was the guest of relatives in Lexington Saturday and Sunday Representative E T Burnam of Madison was in the city yesterday en route to Frankfort Dr A G Craig of Yevay Ind visited Mr and Mrs F W Houston at North Middletown last week Messrs Thos Carrick and A L Ferguson were among the Scott county visitors in the city yesterday Mrs Jas Dedman has returned to Cynthiana after a visit to her sister Mrs R BHutchcraft in this city Mrs A T Forsyth arrived home yesterday from a visit in Bath county accompanied by Miss Laura Whaley Miss Annie Thornton of Millers buTg was the guest of her sister Mrs John Connllof Seventh Street Sunday Miss Annie T Miller left yesterday forNewDortto visit her niece Mrs Sterling Cooper who has been ill for a WHEEL NOTES Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel Davis Thomson hsntosbss- Isgrig0 Home And Elsewhere - John T Hinton Wood Grinnan Ray Jr John Doty Clarke Lee Jimmie Fee - New wash Dress Goods New French Organdies New French Gingham Sweet Violets Choice line of Domestic Ginghams The largest and cheapen line of Ha All lovers of this favorite flower urs and Laces of our di- should see the fine specimens of all rect importation ever b ough to this ci y New line of Silks for waiK skirls- li lings efc iusf received varieties now flouring at Morays greenhouse at the cemetery One gentleman White Goods Picardy V t Piques Maid Muslins Nainsooks ancr 98 model Starke Carlie Wilmoth and Joe and White Varden wheeled to Millersburg Sunday Chas James the Paris racing man who rode eo well at the L A W meet at Cynthiana last Summer has received his new wheel It is a Rambler racer r USTcrw- - On Sale FOR THE SPRINGS iUOKBn iBi C fy 1T Ts f7 1T kJ y f tost - O ¬ B5 - BIG BARGAINS f3 no3sraBni rrLjxJoi3srG- TO DAY Clothing Dry Shoes Etc TWIN FOR FALL AND WINTER EJlS REMEMBER WE HAVE Stockholders Meeting SPRING GOODS make a first class Suit for and that 2000 OUR GUARANTEE 3wv We make every garment to order and do not send out any ready made clothing Every garment is handled only by first class tailors and is guaranteed to fit j i WeSellSlioes LA VIN Central Hotel Building H UKILL - j I wr j Efon i Clay J I The Bourbon Steam Laundry k N tl 6 THE BOURBON NEWS w Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by THE board walks greetings are exchanged horseback parties picnics or sewing bees are planned As in the old plays A tucket sounds and with a Floiu ish our day has begun ominous word in war Retreat signifies in peace the repose of even ¬ ing The music of the call for retreat is deliciously pensive and languorous as the light wanes The last cadence of the trumpets is followed by the sunset gun then to the stately measures of the Star Spangled Banner the flag slowly descends till it drops to the ground with the closing strain The landscape too fades in music The em- ¬ battled cliffs change into billowy masses of reds and grays The clumps of bristling pinon trees blend into a darkling slope of green The clouds float in a- sea of moving color All na ¬ ture in that breathless afterglow echoes the meaning of retreat peace and rest From reveille to retreat the day is occupied with saber practice gymnas ¬ tics and horse exercise in winter with drills sham battles and target practice in summer The leisure hours of the enlisted men are also well provided for Outdoors he has football and baseball hunting and fishing Indoors he has a reading room and library as well as concerts and balls In the Officers row the days are not less busy than in the barracks opposite Though the average military man is not deeply interested in general literature upon his own subjects he is well read He often studies too topics related to unknown regions of the comparative country which he inhabits and be- ¬ our comes an expert in natural history archaeology and Indian folk lore The officers wife also has tactics to master in this land of no shops no markets The daily meals re- ¬ no dressmakers quire careful foresight when butter and eggs must be bought in Kansas vege- ¬ The tables and fruit in California Thanksgiving turkey and celery and cranberries are bespoken bj letter before the president has issued his proclamation and babys dolls and toys two are ordered from catalogues months before Christmas The sewing is done by the mothers skillful fingers aided by patterns and fashion plates With all these industries she finds time to play the piano to read to visit and to teach the children their earliest lessons In the club room tales of stirring In-¬ dian campaigns are told and retold by the veterans and surely those who have made the peace of the plains should be permitted to fight their battles oer again in the quiet of the garrison These heroes of our Indian wars f orni a naive and unworldly type that of an American who is unruffled by the cares of the voter the competitions of trade or the rivalries of civil professions A different type is the young lieutenant Fresh from the problems and dreams of West Point he gallantly ac- ¬ cepts the drudgerj-- and discipline of the western garrison as a preparation for his career The zeal with which he drills and rides enters into his dancing and dining he is tireless either on a scout or at a picnic At length how ever listlessness creeps over this eager youth for the monotony of duties and of pleasure is the chief trial of frontier life When his horse palls upon him when hops and dinners bore him he tries in vain to believe that only to stand and wait is more heroic than to fight and win Fort Wingate is on the border of the Navajo reservation where 20000 In ¬ dians have their home it is also in the neighborhood of numerous Pueblo In- ¬ dian settlements Between Indians on the one side and prospectors on the other the army is now called to pro- ¬ tect the white man from the red man and then the red man from the white man One April day our garrison was startled by an order directing two troops of cavalry to proceed at once to northern New Mexico Their mission was to guard the Navajo Indians from an invasion of Colorado miners who were said to have found gold on the reservation A march of 120 miles lay before our men across sand wastes and mountain summits through burning heat by day and freezing cold by night with little grass or fuel and water scarce and alkaline Both officers and men knew well these hardships of field service but for weeks they had heard no new story had seen no new face at Fort Wingate and they welcomed inarching orders even for the desert Forewarned forearmed While the kitchens of Officers row were steam- ¬ ing forth dainties for the officers mess the soldiers were laying in their goodies at the post exchange These consisted of cheese jam and tobacco all snugly tied together in a red cotton handker- ¬ chief Away they vrode on their six days march canteens jingling sabers flashing while the band played cheer- ¬ fully The Girl I Left Behind Me Two months the troops watched and waited for intruding prospectors but none came Meanwhile the army of oc- ¬ cupation had brought a welcome mar- ¬ ket for grain and hay cake and pies to 8 - B0TJJEU30N NEWS TUESDAY MAECH 8 1898 OF ADVICE To Those Coming to Alaska or tk Klondike Gold Fields One thing should be impressed upon every miner prospector or trader com- ¬ ing to Alaska to the Klondike or the Yukon country and that is the necessity for providing an adequate and proper food supply Whether procured in the States in the Dominion or at the supply stores here or further on this must be his primary concern Upon the manner in which the miner has observed or neglected this precau ¬ tion more than upon any other one thing will his success or failure depend These supplies must be healthful and should be concentrated but the most careful attention in the selection of foods that will keep unimpaired in- ¬ definitely under all the conditions which they will have to encounter is imperative For instance as bread raised with baking powder must be re-¬ lied upon for the chief part of every meal imagine the helplessness of a miner with a can of spoiled baking powder Buy only the very best iiour it is the cheapest in the end Experi- ¬ ence has shown the Royal Baking Pow- ¬ der to be the most reliable and the trading companies now uniformly sup ¬ ply this brand as others will not keep in this climate Be sure that the bacon is sweet sound and thoroughly cured These are the absolute necessities upon which all must place a chief reliance and can under no circumstances be neglected They may of course be supplemented by as many comforts or delicacies as the prospector may be able to pack or desire to pay for Alaska Mining Journal A WORD ¬ -- Costly pillows of silk and lace Touched gently by the sleeping babys face Just by its side stood the mother fair In velvet gown and gems in her hair The richest lady in all the land TCindly and courteous noble and grand She lovingly smoothed the pillows of lace vnd tenderly kissed her babys face Then turned to the nurse who was old and gray With a kindly smile and went softly away Down to her carriage swift to the ball In the vast crowd the fairest of all High in a garret cold and bare On a heap of straw lay a baby there Its tiny face was wan and old Sadly it sobbed twas hungry and cold No tender mother or nurse was nigh No one to heed its piteous cry There by lis side the mother lay Cold in death since the dawn of day For bread she had struggled hard was the strife She worked and starved gave up her life And in dying had said It is Thy will But I pray let my little one be with me still And the prayer was answered the sobs now cease The babe with its mother is now at peace Buffalo Evening News MOTHERS In a gilded cradle a baby lay Pair and sweet as a summer day TWO liberty and free institutions A stand ing army or the contrary fosters that military spirit which tends not to destroy but to uphold and protect government While the enlisted man is withdrawn from civil pursuits his body is trained in strength and endurance his spirit in courage self sacrifice and obedience The mental drill he has received in schools is balanced by wholesome gymnastics for body and soul Vast China ruled by schools and examinations her military spirit in utter decay lost the day to little Japan who had bred soldiers and sailors and could fight as well as write In his technical schooling too the soldier learns habits of order punctuality and courtesy that are invaluable An unbiased in the arts of peace ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ poverty stricken community had been made opulent Public opinion in America frowns upon the professional soldier The man of books regards him as a medieval liegeman born out oi his time the man of affairs looks upon him as an accessory of government useful on occasion yet a costly and troublesome piece oi machinery A strong military powei is popularly considered a menace to ¬ His correspondence dated Belize Jan ¬ hy Incendiarism By a private letter from Belize Brit ¬ ish Honduras recieved in this city by a gentleman familiar with affairs in Central America comes the news that friction and unpleasant relations be- ¬ tween the whites and negroes of Brit ¬ ish Honduras that has existed for sev-¬ eral years past has culminated in sev ¬ eral incendiary attempts to destroy the little city of Belize The letter written in the Spanish language was trans- ¬ lated for the Eegister by the recipient uary 28 states that a reign of terror exists in that city and that the negroes have determined to drive the white set- ¬ tlers from the town not by force of arms but by burning up their property On the night of January 26 there were 14 houses burned on King Bishop and Albert streets This is the third attempt made to burn the town On the first attempt property to the value of 250000 was burned including large warehouses and stores The negroes have made threats that they will not rest until every white man in the place The situation of the is driven out whites is very precarious The gentleman to whom the letter was addressed declares that within his exown knowledge the ists among the blacks of the province against their neighbors is of long standing British Honduras has a population of nearly S0000 and of these the white people number less than 3000 The fertility of the soil and the warm climate conduce to human inactivity and the negroes will do little work The country has presented a profitable field for enterprise and push in the export of fine woods of the forests and in the import of everything that the inhabitants eat drink and wear The trees are felled and rafted to an outpost by black labor which i9 em ployed by yearly contract and as the contractor has the commissary store and supplies goods and clothing o his laborers and as they are ignorant and improvident the consequences usually is that at the end of the year the la borer has very little wages due him and in many instances is in debt to the contractor The result has been that the whites who are in trade with the provinces have prospered while the negro laborer has retrograded The uneasiness exists in all parts of the province and has done so for more than seven years The outbreak of incendiarism that has occurred at Belize will possibly be duplicated with greater atrocities in the interior The news from Belize will be looked for with tense interest in the United States Much more than half the white population in the colonj are Americans and since the development of the fruit trade during the past few years the trade of the country has been diverted from England to America The population of Belize is about 8000 of whom fifteen sixteenths wire negroes There are inifact only about 200 white people in Belize and while there is a good military company and a police force yet the are powerless tc suppress the incendiaries The larger portion of the white population are Americans Mobile Eegister ¬ ¬ ¬ RACE HATRED IN HONDURAS Blanks Seek to Drive Oat the White HUMOROUS Not So Remarkable De Sdpple I believe my dog knows as much as I do She Ive seen smarter dogs than The Kindly Man The Oth ¬ Why stand ye idly here De benches in de parks beiu er Man Detroit Journal painted In explanation of the debilitated condition of his clothing Fogg says his wife is so diffident that she hasnt the courage to look a needle in the ey Boston Transcript Variable Stranger in Texas How long do you fellows work at a Cowboy That depends a stretch easy de feller dies good deal on how Judge Deyre variable The Difference Hogan watching Oi dont see anny dif¬ the golfers ference bechune thot an wor rk Dacy Yez dont eh Well yez would whin pay day 1dm around begorrah -- that Puck AThe Eeason Why ¬ h 332d3dS39ftS Life at a Frontier Post d Its 5J i and the pin on groves of New Mexico down the western we lookout upon the wide and desolate sweep of Arizona The fort is not a strong place of defense with moat and rampart and bastion it consists essentially of low adobe build ¬ ings which inclose a quadrangular parade ground On three sides of the square are houses for officers and their families and on the fourth are bar ¬ racks for eight troops of cavalry Out- ¬ side the central quadrangle are the storehouses the hospital the magazine the laundresses quarters or Soap suds Row and the stables The angular architecture of the fort seems drawn up at Attention against the dazzling blue sky of New Mexico Nature how- ¬ ever relieves the squareness and gray ness of the earth colored houses by a drapery of wild clematis and woodbine in summer and of softening snow in winter The parade ground is brown and dusty except for a few sparse pblades of grass and a fringe of strug ¬ gling cottonwood trees which border the irrigating ditch Near one corner of the square is the guard house and always pacing in front of it a sentinel To me his most welcome duty is his sonorous call of the iiours at night Twelve oclock and all is well is a cheering word in our mountain solitude At the center of the parade we look up to the Stars and Stripes which hahg high above us from the flagstaff -there The flag is our reason for being and as often as we see its bold swirls on a breezy day or its mute folds on a still one we rejoice that to us is in- ¬ trusted this symbol of our country jbivider of daybreak you cutting the air ¬ the New Mexican highlands 7000 IXfeet above the sea lies Fort Wingate the border post of which we write Seventeen miles east of us the crest of the Rocky mountains divides the Atlantic and the Pacific slopes of the continent Up the eastern incline we have traversed the sand wastes the lava beds ¬ ¬ SS By Marie Grace Kemball m SS ¬ American observer says of armed Europe The army is the great national school of industry It takes a mere solitary human clod from his slow field task It places him among his fellows it teaches him to listen to find his speech to use his eyes There is no better foreman in the world than the ex noncommissioned officer The soldier is not the enemy of arbitration indeed it is his forceful pres- ¬ ence which hinders war What is war said Uncle Toby but the getting together of quiet and harmless people with their swords in their hands tc keep the ambitious and the turbulent Such is the service within bounds performed by the armies of Europe as well as by our little frontier garrisons among hostile Indians Highest of all ends promoted by our army is the active patriotism which the soldier learns That a countrys the thing men should die for at need A president and a white house do not perhaps appeal to the imagination as do a queen and a palace yet our Ameri can soldier is as true to his land as is Tommy Atkins when he says through his spokesman Eudyard Kipling ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Your wife is a fore ¬ Up to Date Forehanded handed little creature at home on account of The day I stayed the big snowstorm she made me get out Detroit the lawnmower and oil it Free Press The March of Science The eclipse of the sun at India was success ¬ fully copied by the kinetoscope man Good It wont be long now before we can enjoy earthquakes cyclones and holocausts without getting out of an Cleveland Plain orchestra chair DealerA - Puck SCRUBBING SERVICE Novel Methods of English Clergymen ¬ ¬ So loved O you banner leading the day I touched by the sun measuring the sky with stars brought from the night desire it We would recommend avent got no families when servin every one going to the Klondike that pro- ¬ of the queen You avent got no brothers fathers sis- ¬ cure a copy Address the Royal Baking ters wives or sons Powder Co New York If you want to win your battles take and work your bloomin guns A PRETTY INCIDENT A private soldier now in our ranks has written occasional verses that ex- The Kindness of a Spanish Lady to a press the same loyal sacrifice of self Lone Soldier Boy Though Private Stokes cannot rival A recent traveler in Spain describes Kipling in the lively dash of Darrack a touching scene witnessed at the deparEoom Ballads or Whitman in the ture of a regiment for Cuba All day solemn beat of Drum Taps yet in long there had been heard the measRileys Grave the soldier writes a ured tread of soldiers marching through touching epitaph for his fallen com- the street all day long gayly bedecked rade The background of a long- red boats had been passing to and from the Texan day and a distant brook sur vessel that was to take them to Havana rounded by fierce Apaches is filledh The twilight began to deepen when the with the careless scamp from far Nfgtf correspondent saw a startling and York who ave his life in- orderflo pretty sight the impetuous action of 3 fetch water to the wounded a portly good looking and well dressed V My God The air was winged with lead lady who noticed a young soldier walk That shrieked and spat and tore ing dejectedly along down the pier in Until he staggered dripping red his traveling gray with a knapsack Into our midst once more Not infrequently in these circum- strapped over his shoulders All the stances the soldiers grave is made rest of the men had friends their hastily by night close to the picket novias mothers relatives and made line there the trampling of the horses the usual gallant effort to look elated obliterates all traces of burial and thus and full of hope This lad had no one cheats scalping savages and hungry and it might be divined that he was car-¬ wolves of their prey For such an un rying a desolate heart over the seas marked grave are the soldier poefs The handsome woman burst from her group of friends took the boys hand lines My son has already gone to The prairie flower will bloom in spring and said Around the soldiers bed Cuba He is in the regiment of Andalu- ¬ The brook in loitering circles sing sia and sailed tvto months ago You The dirges of the dead may meet him Pepe G take this kiss The desert winds in freedom sweep You ¬ ¬ ¬ Baking Powder Company of New York The receipts are thoroughly practical and the meth- ¬ ods are carefully explained so that the inexperienced may with its aid readily prepare everything requisite for a good wholesome meal or even dainties if he has the necessary ma ¬ terials The matter is in compact though durable form the whole book weighing but two ounces Under a special arrangement this book will be sent free to miners or others who may published by the JKoyal use upon the trail or in the camp is A book of receipts for all kinds of cookery which is specially valuable for ¬ ¬ to Attract Congregations A novel church service is announced to be held at St Laurence church On a recent Sunday the Birmingham vicar Eev T J Bass invited the con- ¬ gregation to take part in a scrubbing service which would be held in the church next day beginning at 330 and lasting until 9 30 Soaxi water and patent scrubbers would he said be provided and all the congregation male and female were eligible to lend a hand in cleaning the church The church has had a curious history and has been blessed with a curious Some eight or collection of vicars ten years ago the parish which is the most poverty stricken in all Birming ham was controlled by Eev J F M Whish and he finding the services languishing from lack of worshipers hit upon all sorts of queer expedients for compelling them to come in He announced the most flaming ¬ ¬ - ¬ series of discourses ever given public ity to by handbill and poster Pigeon A Good Day on the Course flying and kindred topics were dealt with in stead of orthodox Scriptural topics Thousands of printed cards were cir culated each week bearing such affectionate inscriptions as Come and hear your old pal the Eev ¬ ¬ ¬ i Jfivf ¬ - ¬ hortation sicrned I remain your true pal Whish Now then buck up GiyeyLour old pal Whish another trial If-E -irV SW2ToB5Stjj Other cards would contain J F M W7hish 1SSS J F M - v rv lw j t JHLMtfm WI ¬ ANXIOUS TO LEARN This original vicar would go into public houses during the dinner hour and addressing the company would say ¬ And loyal hearts forever keep i The soldiers day begins at sunrise As the light breaks through the pines on the eastern horizon the deep vibra ¬ tions of the morning gun are followed by the lively march of reveille That half heard gliostly music always stirs me with awe at thought of another day begun and with pleasure in the linger ¬ ing dream that keeps back the actuali- ¬ ties of day In the barracks however the soldier is astir at once though not without a struggle on the part of the trumpeter if we may believe the prosaic words he has set to the strains of reveille I cant git em up I cant git em up I cant git em up in the morning I cant git em up to day Yet when the relentless march ends the men have turned out and fallen in ami are ready to answer to roll call Throughout the day food medicine and work are administered at the call of the trumpets Three times sounds the hum drum see saw music of mess call As interpreted iu the soldiers rhymes Porky porky pork pork pork without Soupy soupy soup soup Whether the soldier sleeps under the picketline or in the peaceful bar rack room his day ends with the slow solemn music of Taps The trumpets sound the notes both over his bed and over his grave In the garrison the call means lights out and with the last note our fort sleeps wrapped in the solitude of the desert The cry of coyotes comes from the foot hills and the hoot of the owl from the mountain N Y Outlook A Across the silent scene His memory fresh and green to him cheek She leaned and kissed his An English boy would have shown any lean bean soup with nary If 119 lv IK L Soon after breakfast the quick in ¬ cisive sick call summons the ill and the the little struggling settlement of ailing to the hospital There com- ¬ pioneers near their camp Wnen there- ¬ plaints are sifted by the surgeon the fore the squadron turned homeward- it sick are put to bed the half sick ex ¬ was with regretful farewells from their cused from duty and the would be sick new made friends in the desert set to work Work in the frontier post For those who stayed at Fort Wingate all the trades from sawing of the weeks and months dragged slowly incudes logs to mending of shoes for the sol ¬ by until the troops marched back into dier is no specialist but an all round the garrison On that day the more dis- ¬ character who must dig and plant creet waited within doors to receive cook and scrub as well as ride shoot their returned travelers while others and saber field glasses in hand hurried down the jnost picturesque moments of the road to meet them A moving column The soklierjs day at Fort Wingate are of dust resolved itself first into loaded guard mounting and retreat Guard wagons then into a rambling train of niounting takes place at nine oclock in pack mules and last into our band of - Coffee coffee coff coff weakest ever seen The Sunday before Christmas there was found to be a heed of funds in the exchequer of Halleluyer chapel in an Indiana city The pastor had exhausted all ordinary means of raising money and must needs resbrt to some novel and original plan At length the time for the collection came and the preach- ¬ er arose and said The time am come fo de annual Christmus collection We had intended to hab a Chrismus tree an treat but we caint do it onless de usual collection is swelled somewhat How someber I want to say one thing bef o de hat is passed Dah hab been a rumor dat sartin membahs ob dis con gregashun hab been stealin chickens general attention and unwonted wakefulness an ef dah is anyone to day dat hab been stealin chick heah ens I dont want him to put a cent int dis Hat wen it am passed round T collection of that day was the larges in the history of the Halleluyer chapel Swelled Collection r it Then with heim and and plumes in the gay wind blade dancing the cavalry wheels on to the parade ground The men assigned to guard duty for the next 24 hours are inspected the column rigorously inarches iu review while the band plays tnei rily The curves of moving horses the swaying of burnished brasses and the stirring music are all in accord with the fluttering leaves of the aspena So ¬ nm the ninible air of morning ciety looks on from verandas and the morning troopers Those battered gray hats worn out gauntlets and seamy boots aroused a welcome that the sleekest broadcloth and freshest gold lace could never inspire See the conquering hero comes was spoken by all hearts as well as by trumpets and drums The returning soldiers brought with them no trophies of war no halo of battle but they had performed the chief duty of the standing army to prevent war Our treaty with the Navajo Indians had VlJVjan L n l irf i r SOi vvu cvi juuuMic uu miauemauy J Bertie 1 iii whooping like a Sioux and otherwise dispensing the energy which a liberal supply of corn liquor had inspired Mr Bailiff commanded the judge sternly go out and arrest that man and bring him into court The bailiff went timidly out of the ¬ courtroom and the judge attempted to proceed with business But Williams racket outside did not cease It grew worse and the judge looked over the room for some one else to send out and observed the bailiff sitting complacent- ¬ ly on one of the back seats Look here Mr Bailiff why did you mot arrest that disorderly man Are Just Iiovely you not an officer of the court Mrs Malaprop And where did you replied the bailiff quaking Pecord with fear I wuz but Ive done flung Lisrht Work Mr Whitechoker To Paris my dear up Atlanta Journal of the House It is a shame for Lady Mrs Malaprop a great strong man like you to be beg How charming And didnt you just Her Gentle Reminder ging from house to house Why dons Grace he began between you and you go to work fall in love with the parishioners me N Y Press Eagged Haggard I cant git no work Bob she interrupted between you at me trade maddim The Only Sure Way and me there should be nothing And what pray is your trade Polly wog How would you go about And what could he do in face of this Wheelin daylight into tunnels finding a needle in a haystack but move up to her end of the sofa Harlem Life Jolly dog I shouldnt look for it Id inslees Magazine All the Same simply slide down the haystack N Geniality Y Journal Brobson Its a disputed question A quality often found in men whose which have the quicker tempers Balancing Accounts whole mental and physical organiza blendes or brunettes A New York bride who began keep tions are kept vigorous by diligence Craik Is it ing accounts soon after her marriage and temperance and in simple minded Yes my wife has been both and made the following entries in her ac ¬ men who love fun and comfort without couldnt see that it- made any differ ¬ I count book Jan 2 Received from failing into vice or folly Judge Boston Traveler ence ¬ Y-y-- es -- but these graceful southerners are never at a loss for a pretty gesture and a prettier word The boy blushed with pleasure and still holding the ladys hand said with quite natural gallantry without smirk or silly smile And may I not take one The lady for myself as well senora a little nervously reddened laughed and bent and kissed him again to the frantic applause of soldiers and civil- ¬ ians while the boy walked on braced and happy Blackwoods Magazine He Had Flung Up The superior court was in session and the little mountain town was crowded with people Along about the middle of the day when the judge was worried with a tedious trial Bill Williams of the Lick Creek settlement began gal- ¬ loping up and down the streets on his little red mule firing off his pistol awkwarness parlor in one of the down town streets is fixed a sign announcing that the artist inside caters to the feminine trade as well as that pertaining to the stronger and more brutal sex The sign goes further than this and re- ¬ cites the fact that a- separate room is provided for women who wish to have their footwear made nice and shiny and attractive One of the men who lately dropped in for his shine said to the manipulator of cloths and brushes Look here dont you know you are bringing this whole street into disrepute by that - Well gentlemen you have given my Tlit Bootblack Immediately Acted friend the landlord a good turn now on the Critics Sug sestion Before the door of a boot shining finish up at my little place on the other Empress Eugenies Playfulness Oh that part is all good enough Some time ago Empress Eugenie was but just look at that sign a moment a capital hand1 at whilingaway her own What would a stranger arriving in town and other peoples time when residing think of a city which tolerated the pub at- obscure watering places where the lic misspelling of a word like that accustomed resources of royal gaiety Why Ill bet youve driven thousands were at fault One game that she in ¬ of dollars away from Chicago by the vented and which gave much influence of that illiterate sign Think was this A costly jewel wasdelight placed of it scornfully upon a saucer and coverd with an in- ¬ The man looked puzzled and again verted teacup a lady then tossed them asked what was the trouble with his to a gentleman seated on the opposite printed announcement side of the room and if he caught the Why spelling separate flying utensils with such a steady hand Thats pretty bad my friend that the jewel was not displaced from Well sir the bootblack remarked under the cup the gem the with some feeling I thought that property of the lady Of became the course looked wrong the minute I finished it gallant who was to catch felt an in- ¬ Say thatll be all Tight Im glad you tent solicitude inasmuch as the prize spoke of it You bet youll see it dif for the lady which his adroitness might ferent next time you come this wajr gain or his awkwardness lose had a Im like you I believe in education value which rendered its possession ex You watch for that sign after this ceedingly desirable and made its The critical customer did watch for actually felt It is said that the loss¬ emihe sign The next time he passed thait peror was the best catcher of them way he saw that the bootblack hadv all and when he was present the game true to his word changed the or was played with an enthusiasm which thography The invitation now reads would rival that of a thickly populated Chicaga nursery N Y Ledger Sepperate room for ladies ¬ - shoes Hows that the proprietor of the shop said with some anxiety Aint it all right to shine ladies No sir sign 9 side of the road Special services were held one week for pigeon flyers another week for sweeps and a third for sandwich men Mr Whishs successor was as devoted and faithful a vicar as his predecessor but lacked Mr Whishs humor and discretion He gave so harrowing a de- ¬ scription of the denizens of the courts and alleys in the parish to a local jour nalist that those whom he freely de¬ scribed as hawkers rogues and loose women resented his descriptions of them by breaking his windows Now a washing service is announced and doubtless the interior of the church warrants the appeal made for the serv- ¬ ices of an army of cleaners London Daily Mail ¬ ¬ V y s jtv a Jti ¬ Out group of people were telling stories around a certain fireplace illustrating the wit and humor peculiar to children and the mistakes often made by chem and it was suggested that the saying of a little girl of the Eobert G Shaw school was worthy of mention Jnst a Trifle Twisted at West Eoxbury recently a A 3 Sl i ¬ ¬ - 85 Jan 7 Spent it all Mamma she said I dont our music teacher knows much think Why my dear Cause right in the middle lesson he stopped and asked of the How many turnips in a bushel The mother much mystified madefUnlthe 1 mV in a mewf - nmed my - Jsi2 a lidu linn hi nm ihiihwie i1 iUUJH ii WWBilui i lyfojmmiiti ed lnflBPW ii TEE AGRICULTURAL HINTS ORGANIZED Good Roads J BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 8 1898 AN OVERWORKED BRAIN ¬ i I EFFORT Assumes Practical Form The Wisconsin division oJE the Cen ¬ tury Road Club of America has sprung a sensation Ever since the publication of the fact that the Century Road club yiembers were going- to shame the great state of Wisconsin into building better roads there has been a real interest manifest in the project This new born activity is not confined to Milwaukee - Agitation In Wisconsin wide publicity has been given to the plan of building better highways Due credit should be given State Centurion H L Marshall whose untir- ¬ ing energy is responsible for the new movement Mr Marshall has outlined - but extends throughout the state as the work- in an ingeniously constructed circular addressed to local centurions It is proposed to petition the state legislature to appropriate the sum of 500 000 for road improvements Forevery dollar iven by the state another dollar will be contributed by riders of wheels The whole arrangement is exceedingly comprehensive For the purpose of ob taining signatures to the petition the ¬ ¬ We through he State built and maintained by the State E want wo State roads You Wiras FUNGUS How to Treat Brown Rot on Plnnm ivitli Considerable Effect It is scarcely necessary to repeat the general remarks on treatment for fun gus diseases published in several previ ous bulletins But concerning brown rot Monilia fructigena we may say that only the most persistent effort can hold this fungus in check As all growers have observed the decayed fruits hang to the twigs and persist over winter It is from these in the early dajs of spring that an abundant crop of spores are borne and the petals of the flowers young leaves and even many branches are attacked Thpse mummied fruits also hang on all summer and continue to produce spores Hence by the time the fruits become half grown or begin to mature the infecting spores may come from the old decayed fruits of the previous year or from more re cent infection on the young growth ol the Ctirrent year Whenever the fruit has become badly attacked treatment is quite useless The proper plan is to remove all decayed fruit from the orchard when the trees are free from foliage as it can be easily seen at this time then before the buds swell in the spring wash the trees thoroughly with a solution ol concentrated lye or of sulphate of copper The first solution should be made bjr dissolving eight cans of lye in 50 gallons of water and the copper sul phate bluestone in 50 gallons of wa ter I consider the lye preferable but the latter may be somewhat pleasanter to handle This washing is very important and perhaps does as much real good as all later work The later washings should be given ¬ ¬ DESTRUCTIVE ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ From the Record Pierceton Ind Determined to rise in his chosen profession as an educator Ernest Kemper of Pierceton Ind overtaxed himself mentally and physically lie was ambitious his mind was always on his work From early morn until late at night he continually pored seedsmen in America growing grasses clovers and farm seeds and selling potatoes over his books at 150 a barrel The editor urges you to Burned the candle at both ends Few persons even with the strongest con- try Salzers Northern grown seeds and to Send Tnis Notice with 10 Cts in Stamps stitutions can keep up under such a strain to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis In addition to his studies Mr Kemper was teaching a school some- three miles from for 11 new farm seed samples worth 1000 his home Finally his excessive study and to get a start and their big catalogue k 5 the exposure of going to and from school in all kinds of weather undermined his health Money Wasted He was taken to his bed with pneumonia Ethel They say it costs Perry Van and his overworked brain almost collapsed Noodle 10000 a year to live For several weeks he was seriously ill Penelope Dear Catarrh had taken root in his system and do it for Puck me then what does he his mind was in a delicate condition He was sent to Colorado where TOURIST SLEEPERS he spent three months THROUGH without receiving anv bene- ht Then a noted To Portland Ore for Paget Sound Business specialist via Burlington Route from CI eve- Vv jCVV La iXv Wednesdays from St Louis Thursdays n ri vrt4 rl I v from Kansas City via Denver scenic Col- ¬ avail withoutn hnsni- - orado Salt Lake a great feature peksox rTSM and tlipn tal in Chicago was aiiy conducted The success of the season northwest travel Write L W tried but all abso for general G Wakeley P A St Louis Mo lutely without Finally benefit ¬ A battle of giants is going to take place this summer on 30000 farms in America not in talk or votes but in yields Salzers new potato marvels are named as above and he offers a price for the biggest potato yield also 400 in gold for suitable name for his corn 17 inches long and oat prodigies Only Preu McKliiley Vs Free Silver MES PINKHAM CONQUEES BACKACHE Four Women Who Owe Their Present Happiness to Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound Dear Mrs Pinkhaji - - IV rH I 1 1 Y Sm Uj his physician rec- ¬ ommended Dr HUDSON each assemblyman head circumstances and habits of growth the list in his respective district so that If planted 30 feet apart dwirf pears the legislature will simply be petiticn- - can be planted between the rows each iing itselfv I prefer a standard pear for genEvery wheelman and wheelwoman way orchard culture for the reason that eral Kvho signs the petition agrees to give they require less fertility and cultiva ¬ 4Fbne dollar for road building as soon as tion and for the further reason that the state has made the appropriation they are longer lived and make larger When the monstrous petition is com- ¬ permanent pleted it is proposed to have 1000 and more came up for trees When the a vote however question wheelmen visit the state capital and Horticul- ¬ the Western New present the document to the legislature before society we found Yorkthe dwarf that tural in support of a good roads bill Of pear was the favorite for orchard plant- ¬ course the local centurions in all the Dwarf towns will lead their respective dele- - ing or for garden coming pears have advantage 6f into earlier gations to the capital As an aid to the the bearing The dwarf pear is not short enterprise State Centurion Marshall lived prunirg and It requires has caused to be made a sketch of the more attention thanmorestandard pear the state in outline with the proposed road- ¬ Many varieties do better on the dwarf ways runnincr through it A cut of the on the I design is published herewith and it pear than a pear standard anyshould not locate orchard or other will be used on the backs of envelopes orchard in a low piece of ground I by all enthusiastic cyclists and their business friends Speaking of the pro- ¬ should locate on a hillside The pear is easily transplanted I transplant ject State Centurion Marshall said Members of the Wisconsin division several thousand eveiy spring and they have long realized that only by active do not lose on an average one pat cf work could anything be accomplished one hundred trees Pear trees come in the way of road improvements In into bearing earlier than the apple fsuch an enterprise we are dealing with RASPBERRY VINES politicians and the only way to treat with a politician is to allow him to How to Keep Them from Spra artling All Over the Lot make no promises Performance is the ¬ My way is to firmly drive four foot thing and we propose to make the politicians perform All the talk in the stakes one rod apart and nail to each world would not build a mile of road 30 inches above the ground a short What you need is sand and perhaps jgravel not to disdain a few rocks to help out the plan I have realized all along what a great task this is but I thinkdt can be Our petition cannot be accomplished ignored by the legislature When it is signed by all the members before it is presented It takes a nervy ipolitician to deny his own signature We who ride only on the highways arevcompe tent to judge of What is needed We propose to give dollar for dollar with the state and shame the common- ¬ wealth into an act of Civilized progress TRAINING RASPBERRY VINES The design 1 have madeis for use on the feet backs of envelopes and we want all the piece of plank two to in length and each end of the nnemberB of the legislature to begin us ¬ saw a notch close upper edge In these notches firmly ing these designs even if we have to ipresent them withtheirStationery We stretch No 1G wires and brace back¬ do not expect to do much talking about the end posts The accompanying ilthis matter exeexxt whore it will pro ¬ lustration makes perfectly clear this mote the project Whatwe need more simple and effective way of doing the work The advantages of keeping rasp ¬ than anything else is a little action berry and blackberry vines from iCor Cycling Gazette sprawling all over the lot will be best appreciated by those who have tried HINTS FOR DAIRYMEN this method Farm and Home ¬ companied by a man in modish garment ¬ ¬ was tripping along Fifth avenue She was MAMSON I chatting with marked animation and he was laughing flatteringly The attention of ¬ sue asKea Mamma snail we say 4uDRES5y tf7Y7 1 the passers by was attracted by the happy W v There is a politeness of the heart and it couple No said mamma it will be a very in- ¬ is allied to love It produces the most agree- ¬ Behind the pair chanced to walk a lassie formal dinner and I think you need not do able politeness of demeanor Goethe the one yet living at home with mamma BEST SOIL FOR PEARS that and an older woman a friend of mamma That meant one less ceremony to be gone STATE CENTURION lassie spied the mondaine in checks and Dont bend Wait a little St Grow Xicely on Clayey Ground and The velvet on ahead through and was a relief but the- little dahlia WISCONSIN DIVISION Jacobs Oil will cure your lame back and puckered her lady was anxious to have all her small on a Hillside brow saying Oh I know that woman CENTURY ROAD CLUB OrAMERICA guests understand So as thev were Clay soil is considered best for pear have seen her often at Xewport she is The man who regulates his wife generally gathered about the ittable she explained AN IDEA FROM WISCONSIN culture and still it should not be too dreadfully rich now I remember she is has one daughter who can regulate him Mamma says that this is such an in- ¬ Blankly Chicago Record tenacious and sticky A pear orchard Mrs Morris of mamma was fernal dinner that we need not have grace The interested She tate will be divided into districts co- - will not thrive so well sajs Greens asked friend to day N Y Times - extensive The Grip may intensify aches but with the political divisions Fruit Grower on any soil that has not And is the attentive man with Mrs St Jacobs Oil will alleviate set apart for the election of state as- ¬ a clay subsoil Next to a friable clay Blankly her husband It is his own most vigorous and noble ac- ¬ The lassie shrugged her shoulders and semblymen Each of these districts loam a gravel loam is most desirable Lots of men mistake a coarse harsh voice tion that man feels within himself as it for a good bass voice Washington Demo were the very pulse of the divine energy will be in charge of a captain who will A light sandy soil is the least desirable scorned the very idea Ridiculous she replied You dear old crat George S Merriam see to it that his lieutenants obtain the of any and yet pears can be grown n fashioned thing dont you know that signatures of every citizen who is inter- ¬ sandy soil Standard pears can be womens husbands never laugh in that ested in road improvement It is pro- ¬ planted 20 to 30 feet apart according to good natured way when they are with their wives N Y Press frocmTvjcufvmjKJHJiWKJivivwHjnNnufuiUTUf JPra JVKTMUt7nrttff4wlpHTOJV71pnOT7rUf posed to have very little infection will have survived Concerning value of later sprajings I much in doubt If the early washing is not well done I have almost no faith in later treatment All washing or treatment of orchards should be done with a spray pump Poor half work is usually a dead loss William B Alwood in Bulletin Vir ginia Experiment Station If the work is well done to this point Oventudy pie and from the When first box he began to improve he had taken nine boxes he was completely cured This famous blood and nerve medicine had accomplished what all his former expensive treatment failed to accomplish Mr Kemper says his catarrh has entirely left him he is strong again and weighs nine pounds more than he ever did He gives the pills the entire credit He is starting teaching again and feels abundantly able to continue the work To prove that the above is true in every respect Mr Kemper makes an affidavit as follows Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 10th dav of September 1897 as follows Weak Bordeaux just as R P WATT Notary Public We doubt if these pills have an equal in color shows plainly in the bloom buds medicine all and repeated soon as bloom has fallen run the range ofdebilitated for building up a system down and ¬ Tilo Williams Pink No wonder said the Cornfed Philosopher that people lived so long in the old Biblical days They didnt know anything Their Easy Time ¬ about bacteria Indianapolis Journal Wanted Agents to Sell Mnrat Hal Hteads Great Cuba Book ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ All about Cuba Spain and War great excitement everyone buys it one agent sold Eighty seven in one day another made 1300 in one hour 000 pages magnificent illustrations photographs etc low price we guarantee the inost liberal terms freight paid 20 days credit outfit free send 6 two cent stamps to pay postage THE BIBLE HOUSE 24 Dearborn St Chicago 111 ¬ vessel to be kept full convenient food and ailment only will flame it with a desire of knowledge and an ardent love of truth The mind requires not like an earthen When I wrote to you last June able to do anythingI suffered with hack ache headache bearing down pains pains in my lower limbs and ached all through my body Menstruations I I fol- ¬ I were very painful I was almost a skeleton F lowed your advice and now am well and fleshy and able to do all my own housework I took medicine from a physician for over a year and it did not do me a particle of good I would advise all suffering women to write to Mrs Pinkham She will answer all letters promptly and tell them how to cure those aches and pains so com- ¬ mon to women Mrs C LWinn Marquez Texas I think it is my duty to write and let you know what your medicine has done for me For two years I suffered with female weakness bearing down pains headache backache and too frequent occurrence of the menses I was always complaining My husband urged me to try your Vegetable Compound and I finally did I have taken three bottles and it has made me feel like a dif ferent woman I advise every woman that suffers to take your medicine and be cured Mrs Garrett Lichty 612 S Prince St Lancaster Pa I had suffered for over two years with backache headache dizziness nervousness falling- and ulceration of the womb leucorrhoea and about every ill a woman could have I had tried doctors but with no success and it seemed as though death was the only relief forme After using five bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and four packages of Sanative Wash I am well Have had no more pain womb trouble backache or headache Mrs Claudia Haxpik Cream Ridge N J Before taking- Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I was afflicted with female complaints so that I could hardly walk My back ached terri bly in fact I ached all over Was not able to raise myself up some of the time I had no appetite and was so nervous that I could hardly sleep I have taken but two bottles of your Compound and feel like another person can now eat and sleep to perfection in fact am perfectly well Mrs Sue McCuulough Adlai W Va I was not - - AN EASY ONE Not the Way Husbands Lnush Wlie n with Their Wives A woman of fashion in a checked dress and a great dahlia colored velvet hat ac ¬ A tiny girl of seven or thereabouts gave a dinner party the other day for which The speculators who bull the market 12 covers were laid and that number of often have to bear the losses Chicago small maidens sat down to dine It was a Daily News real little girls dinner and the little hostess herself presided sitting at the head of the Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar re- table But she was anxious in looking forward to it to do everything as it should be lieves whooping cough Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute done Plutarch After six years suffering I was cured by Pisos Cure Mary Thomson 29 Ohio Ave Allegheny Pa March 19 94 Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound A Womans Remedy for Womans Ills No Need for Grace I Try Gralsi0 Try Graf n0 XU3H j i V JfUU U1UUK1 IV UUy LU BfclUW a 3tlitocmkeetDis - a package of GRAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it GEAIN 0 has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress the price of coffee 15 cents and 25 cents per package Sold by all grocers Tastes like Coffee Looks like Coffee Insist that yonr grocer gives you GKAIN 0 Accept no imitation JP JOU ssswininmnininmnini ACETYLENE GAS The Light of the Future Why not be in- ¬ dependent and ox n your own little gas plant which will ive you six times more light than ordinary gas or 43SM30 We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business tiansactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm V est Truax Wholesale Druggists To¬ Howk Tills electric lights st one half the cost Applicable for use in churches stores factories rosidences and country homes Walding Kinnan Druggists ledo O acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bot tie Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Familv Pills are the best SnjarRtstincr a Remedy Mrs Jaggs Im at a loss to know what to do for my husband he suffers almost continually from headaches Mrs Xaggs Why dont you try to per suade him to resign Resign from what Why from the club of course Chicago Evening Xews To Cnre a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25 A man who does not know how to learn from his mistakes turns the best schoolmaster out of his life Henry Ward Beecher ¬ Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally Toledo Ohio Marvin Wholesale Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla can be driven in or driven out drives disease out of the blood Many medicines suppress disease cover it but dont cure it Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla cures all diseases originating in impure blood by purifying the blood itself Foul blood makes a foul body Make the blood pure and the body will be sound Through the blood Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla cures eczema tetter boils eruptions humors rheumatism and all scrofulous diseases Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla was recommended to me by my When I began taking it I had physician as a blood purifier risings or boils all over my body but one bottle cured me I consider Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla the be3t blood medicine made Bonner Craft Wesson Miss Safer than ordi- ¬ nary gas or kero ¬ sene lamps Ap ¬ proved by the Hoards of ail Fire gg waMgBSflff s ¬ IS IS TJIK HIO Slohawk ATIOAIi United States e want a first class agent in ev ¬ ery town Write for prices and catalogue ACETY AiKAII- - AS CO UlilfT ClovtOmifi O fflatai Inderin ri 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bulk of Va tenWestern PJowroan 4 80 FLOUR Winter patents 1 04 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring 9I5 t CORN Uo 2 OATS No 2 2io 10 35 PORK Mess LARD Steam 5 07 When the spring comes aememberj NEW YORKx how to Test Paris Green that there is not muen nutruaon in tne Paris green is generally favored as an FLOUR Winter patent 4 80 WHEAT Nu 2 red new grass arsenical poison by entomologists in CORN No 2 mixed piled on top of 5 00 l 05 93 29 26 10 40 5 10 5 Pure Raw Bone Meal e our j Smoty 01a Jbertiiizer City Big Bonanza Fertilizer Fertilizer Potato Special Fertilizer Tobacco Special Fertilizer Bone and Heat -- percent 4 For samples and pamphlet write 4 to5 CO WALKER STRATHAN to 12 13tol5 8tol0 9tol0 9tol0 11 z 34to44 3 to 4 lto2 2J4to3V4 to5 toa percent s to3 4 Wsto2Ys 6 4 to5 to7 to 5 Herrs Island Pittsburgh Pa 20 23 00 2100 18 00 10 15 22 00perton OO OO OO Bo o a lTmtr tn rrawvlunt k nffi n lm miooi per Anu a 13 bus barley and 1C0O bus notntocx acre e3TSEK OUR GRKAT CATALOGUE mailed you 6 with 11 cross xecil ftamnlcK upon receiptor t opium sn ttnniux V nnu i BuprA fsfUSfflta iu I A CHOSSK 4OII A SALZKIl SKKI xjt CO Wis IK Denison Carpet Stretcher and Tacker FvJ CCTDC KimM - w J vi specialties i Q 07 58 31 effective provided it is of good quali ¬ ty but its quality can only be de- ¬ termined by a chemical analysis preference to London purple because it is of more even composition and easily tested Pure Parisreen when dropped into Common ammonia will entirely dissolve leaving a clear dark blue liquid not green like the okr of the powder If any sediment remains this is some form of adulteration and therefore represents an impurity Chrome green which might be uj5ed to adulterate Paris green will give the liquid a dirty green color and will deposit a bright yellow sediment in the bottom of the vial London purple is just as t X ¬ Farm and Fireside LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 21 Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oats No Rye No Q2whitev western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Com Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Mixed PORK New mess OATS i J- - 37J I SI MtWtl H SCCt lK 3 juiiuiiipettlmr on our C- AENTS WANTE downOutfit knees lL2eilll uuiu uiJiuun virrCO 1 Carpet Strctchol nmi Taclced IT iVIPUlnimDnoiFhmvT w - 10 25 10 75 5 40 4 40 1 00 98 33 32 55VS 4 70 1 00 1 01 34 55 4 75 4 55 96 29 2H I I I- - WELL DONE OOTLIVES DEATH YOUR MEMORY WILL SHINE IF YOU USE if nu iii nciin DEMSOX J1K lorcaraiogiic CO Warren 01 O GREGORY SE ED Is 324 4 65 4 50 SAPOLIO W S a Io7 in nric0 ordinary seed Gregory specialties arc ffJeon Catalogue Is free Established years M a csui ajuruiecenu jjass relIallc x vn 4 WELL MACHINERY HorscSteam Power LOOKS illHKS w - NYHAN Tiffin Ohio and Gasoline e nikwi uest cough Syrup Tastes Good Use tn Tlmo CM Viw uiuKkinUU uy VHMniA fcjuiu kiiuc WHI-HF- OSMtKS 4sva- All FISP FAllCr - 3 75 10 50 4 00 00 31J4 24 11 00 5 12H I mmm I Permanently cured bv uslntr DR WHITEHALLS RHK IATIO CURE The surest and the best Sample sent FREE on mention this publication THE DR WJJJTEHALL J4EGRIMINE CO South Bend Indiana i m I Li A i H Ph Li I t J A N K 1V8IJSN B sre3 lit WKW1AO i please ctnc but vac sw tiae ckEc pawi AuJ 1699 ullva 8 XWlWi THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 8 1898 tliifcrtrflMia EC a A LOVELY MODEL FOMENTATIONS WE WILL GIVE iv l B t it l i r IIi I I Li It I tf i 1 0 Mrs Bonrmno lias Sat Some Thonsands of Hoy to Prepare Them When Mo Hot Water Is at Hand Times For Photos Fomentations of hot or cold water are Perhaps there is not a woman in this country or in the world whether ac often very useful and every one should After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied and now queen or know how to eive them A flannel cloth tress nrolessioual heantv for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of may be folded wrung out of hot or cold princess who has beu photographed as FOR THE OLDEST many times and in as many different water as is desired and applied directly to the skin It is much better after poses as has Mrs Domenico Bounano deIn Mrs JSouuauos case it was nothing wringing out the flannel as dry as cloth of but a tribute first last and all the sired to fold it in a dry flannel time for in each instance she was pho- one or two thicknesses before applying reIn Cincinnati or vicinity towards the tographed only because she was beauti- ¬ it to the patient A little time is astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch quired for the heat of the fomentation exchange of a new piano We make It will pay you to call and see the poods and vou will be ful Moreover the photographer was a this Fall and Winter stock recognized authority on female beauty to penetrate the dry flannel and thus this remarkable offer as we want the in- ¬ good and honest g6ods No old stpek but all fresh opportunity a past grand master of the art of pho- the skin is allowed anthe heat and to strument for a special purpose a acquire tolerance for tography a magician of lenses All vou have to do is to send us the following of temperature can be He was Napoleon Sarony Mrs Bon higher degree information on a postal card viz 1 Your name 3 Postoflice borne if the moist cloth is brought di- ¬ Location of vour residence xianos first husband Factory number of your piano 4 rectly into contact with the surface address When Sarony established his photo The number will be found stamped on the wrest 5 Paper in which he conceiv- ¬ The outer fold of dry flannel will also plank near the tuning pins graph gallery in New York serve to keep the cloth warm by pre you saw this advertisement ed the idea of advertising his business The award of 25000 will be decided by placing in prominent locations sam- ¬ venting evaporation need- ¬ A hot fomentation is sometimes on April 15th 1898 from the applications Worth ples of his work There were profes16 and 18 for 9 days only 999 ed when no hot water is at hand It is sent to us before that time and the sional beauties and handsome actresses Worth 15 and 14 for 9 days only 15 Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 water in those days just as there are in these not necessary to wait for Soak theto be decision will be announced immediately Worth 12 and 10 for 9 days only 649 8 00 now 300 12 Ladies Jackets worth each flan- ¬ days but Sarony never found a more heated in the usual way thereafter 8 and 6 for 9 days only 4 37 Worth 600 now 275 8 Ladies Jackets worth each inspiring subject than his own wife nel in cold water wring as dry as def o vrl w orin 4 for 9 days only 319 worth each 50U now 2 19 and layupon 7 Ladies Jackets and he iwed to delight to make pictures sired fold in a newspaper Worth 350 and 3 for 9 days odly 229 800 now 400 the stove or wrap it about the stove- ¬ 12 Ladies Capes worth each of her in all sorts of artistic attitudes pipe In a few minutes it will be as 600 now 2 99 9 Ladies Capes worth each and in all sorts of garb to which her Cincinnati 200 123 W 4th St ejich warm as the patient can bear The pa- - 121 450 now 212 11 Ladies Capes worth remarkable figure and charming features Ladies Sailors Black and all colors 25c worth each 800 now 163 themselves So it came about per Keeps tne pipe irom ueuuuiiug best lent 18 Ladies Capes Worth 100 flannel and at that hundreds if not thousands of pho- ¬ moistened by the wet the flannel from 200 now 99 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Land and a Irving tographs were taken of Mrs Bonnano the same time prevents Comforts worth 100 now 50c Ladies Wool Hose now 10c before her first husband died These being soiled by contact with the pipe Are best and cheapest in the New Sonth Blankets worth 100 now 50c Infants Wool Hose now 5c Fomentations thoroughly applied will Land 3 to 5 an acre Easy terms photographs extend over a period of 20 yds Sea Island Coxton No Plaid Dress Goods 5c many years showing Mrs Bonnano in relieve most of the local pains for which- Good schools and churches ¬ the flush of youth and up to the maturi liniments lotions and poultices are gen- - blizzards No cold waves New illus-3 of u rmCmni nhnrms Thov iTifiko eralJy applied ana are greauy to ue pru- trated paper Land and a Living cents in stamps W C these since they are erred a remarkable collection that is highly cleanertoand aidremediesmore effectually months forG-10 P A Queen Crescent Rinearson nature prized by members of her family Not Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double restoring the injured parts to a sound Route Cincinnati only was Mrs Bonnano photographed in Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only 75c vfrnn Wrignrs Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double v WVU link liov ninfnro wms TMimffin fUlri COHaitlOn Ladies Shoes 200 for 9 days only 100 The fomentation may be changed fre- tion sick headaches 25c at druggistssketched hundreds of times Sarony Mens Caps l9c worth double Ladies Shoes 300 for 9 days only 100 himself drew her portrait in charcoal quently and after it has been removed Mens Heavy Socks 5c worh double perLadies Shoes 400 for 9 days only 2 00 or crayon at every opportunity Phila massage may be given either by the to A Good Memory Wool Socks 12c worth double so as son himself or another Mens Boots and Shoe worth 400 now 200 delphia Press promote a bet- ¬ often saves money and also good health If Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth strengthen the part and Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 now 1 75 you are troubled with constipation Indiges ter circulation of blood in it double remem- ¬ Men Buots and Shoes worth 300 now 150 tion or any form ot stomach trouble OLD ST JOHNS CHURCH ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Boots and Shoe- - worth 250 now 125 Syrup Pepsin aiid health will be restored to lt doses 10c larce size 50c Mens Suspenders 10c worth double Historically It Is Among the Most Inter¬ you Trial sixes Hc Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200t now 100 and SI 00 of V T Br oks druggist Paris Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double KITTIES lN A JUNKSHOP esting Churches In the Country 14 yds Mason ville Cotton S100 ljau xin Ky Historically and in the relics of the Canton Fhtnnel Drawers 19c worth double 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton 100 Sewing Machines That Are past which it contains few if any They Are OldBought For SI HOW TO FIND OUT Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double 2l yds Bleached Muslin 100 churches in America are more interestGot any kitties Fill a bottle or commou glass with urine ing than old St Johns at Portsmouth hours a and let it stand The junk dealer looked startled for ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy sedi ¬ conN H The founding of the parish dates When of the present edifice is the Question betokened an intimate dition it is the Kidneys kidney urine stains Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we from 1638 but trouble Too evidence of linen adver-¬ of his kind of the modern It was built in 1S06 and the knowledgeyes the jargon he responded frequent desire to urinate or pain iu kid- tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass Why framed picture with I guess so back is also convincing proof that the good man who preached the dedication every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed he could get his breath What neys and bladder are out of order sermon described it as a work of stu when WHAT To HO in There is pendous magnitude It is not however the buyer meant was an old sewing ma expressed comfortDr the knowledge so often Kilmers Swamp Root that chine which could be turned in to the the building which attracts us but its the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish company as part pay ¬ in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver belongings Here we see the old prayer sewing machine bladder and every part of the urinary pasbook with the prayer for the president ment on a new machine The company sages It corrects inability to hold urine and in passing or bad pasted over that for the king the allows o on an old machine and some-5 scalding pain liquor winei or beer effects fol- ¬ and over- ¬ lowing use of times the agent or canvasser allows Vinegar Bible of which only 40 comes that unpleasant necessity of being copies were printed and but five of more out of his commission on the sale compelled to get up many times during the the extraorThe The public imagines that in some night to urinate-- wamp-Koot mild andsoon realized ¬ which are in the United States The is dinary effect of highest for its wonderful bell which calls the parish to prayers is way these old machines are valuable to It stands thedistressing ca es If you cures ued the company but in truth they are of of the most you a capture from Louisburg and although use only as arguments in forcing a sale a medicine should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar twice recast once by Paul Revere since pamphlet have a home In the standard makes of machines there You may free by sample bottle and The Paris its voice was heard in its foreign mail Mention both sent to bo KyNKWSaud send your address to Dr it is yet the same old bell An arm ¬ is supposed the only absolutely ano cut in Kilmer Co Biughampton N Y The way that seeming prices and chair which stands behind the altar the gen this can be made is by taking in proprietors of ofler paper guarantee24sp lmo uiness of this rail was a gift fiom Queen Caroline reduction but is now known as the Washington an old machine and allowing for it MRS LAURA AVEISHA1JS chair having been occupied by the first The company does this not for the sake HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ president of the United States when he of getting the machine but for the sake Wi lllUHJl JUUl IMJlUUillHiUlUJ V VO I of making a trade Once the old timer Celery Capsules attended service in the old church SMITH SHOP FOR SALE D- Admiral JParragut was buried from is in their possession it is broken up and Murry Lid Sept 17 1896 St Johns and the reading table is sold to a junk dealer DESIRE to sell my house and ot The companies know of course that The Wright Medical Co We have just opened up at the old made of wood from his flagship A with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati a large number of the families who stand of the Midland Coal Co Main Ohio strange bit of treasure trove is the ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Columbus Ohio ance in twelve months For further Will bo at the Windsor Hotel Paris St between 6th and 7th St and we are heavy porphyry font taken from an old turn in old machines said to have been Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased offering the best KENTUCKY and nhnrnli ir Pnrf cinnntVi nnrl pinfmrpd hv bought by them before the flood really a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from particulars address or call on Ky I come from the secondhand stores and L C Davenport druggist Bluffton TENNESSEE COAL BEN J F SHARON thP TCnfrlish frr th Frpnnh off th cosfc onlv S1- - A Jacksonville Ky rate the buyer gets Ind and used them tor stomach trouble 13out tf TUESDAY March 8TH 1898 AT 11 AiVD 12 CTS PERBUSBEL coast of Africa Every Sunday 12 loaves hrpnd nrfl nlnnfid rmnn this fnnt nnd an allowance of 10 which deducting with which I had been afflicted for more nf returning every second Tuesday in each delivered Give us a trial distributed to 12 old women in accord the 1 leaves net 9 If there does hap- than 15 years Since taking your Cap ¬ month pen to be an old one in the possession of sules I have lost all trace of pain and my Optician ance with the terms of one Theodore THE PARIS COAL 00 sto nach is entirely well I dan eat any has been visiting this NEW YORK WORLD Ecclestons last will and testament and the family the whole 10 is realized thing and can truthfully say that I have city regularly for over because of a gift by will the church is New York Press not felt better in years THRICE-A-WEEEDITION five years and has ad- ¬ still heated by wood fires Nashaa N ALVA CRAWFORD Midnight Harmonies Yours Respectfully justed glasses to the CARL CRAWFORD H Telegraph 18 Pages a Week eyes of the best people Mas Lauka W Ki The quaint old English cfaureh poet T 156 Papers st Year of Paris and Bourbon Play The Child at the George Herbert vtsu valking to Salis M Sold by WT-PCounty and has proven himself comson of a newspaper bury one evening to join a musical par ¬ per box Send address on postal lu the The petent thorough reliable and honest man occasionally goes to the matinee ty when ho met a poer man with a Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for You can get Landmans glasses from Published every Alternate Day except Clark with his mother but the trouble with poorer horae thathad fallea under his trial size free Clays drug store between his Sunday him is that he becomes greatly excited load They were both in distress and visits and when he makes his regular and is apt to express his feelings in Mr Herbert pulled off his coat and Edition of The visit he will examine your eyes thorough- Shop corner Mam The Thrice-a-Wee- k and Fifth Sts words to the amusement of the audi ¬ helped the man to unload his horse He New York World is first among all ly and make any change necessary to to the annoyance then gave him some money and left ence but somewhat weekly papers in size frequency of give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian of the actors At a recent play one of him At his arriving at Salisbury his XISTC3-- 3 publication and the freshness accuracy Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C actors was in the act of choking an- ¬ Mends wondered at his coming into all the and variety of its contents It has other whom he suspected of being guilty their company so soiled and discomthe merits of a great 6 daily at the D Cram of Paris i of a crime As the actor went toward posed He explained the cause and the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ cal news is prompt complete accurate the supposed villain with his hands when one remarked that he had dis- ¬ O and impartial as all its readers will tes¬ outstretched the boy became greatly ex- paraged himself by so dirty an employ ¬ tify Itisagainst the monopolies and The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every- ¬ cited and as the men clinched the boy ment he answered that the thought of for th people thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No stood up and called out Say let him what he had done would prove music to Mr E D Jenkins of Lithonia Ga It prints the news of all the world Agents There was a him at midnight and that the omission says that his daughter Ida inherited a having special correspondence from all alone he didnt do it Strawberry and general nursery cat-¬ laugh from the audience and a surprised of it would have upbraided and made severe case of Eczema which the usual important nowfa points on the globe It alogue on application to look from the stage discord in his conscience For if 1 am mercury and potash remedies failed to has brilliant illustrations stories by THE VERY BEST At another time in a play where a bound to pray for all that be in distress relieve Year by year she was treated great authors a capital humor page H FHILLENMEYER PROMPT- RELIABLE husband suspected his wife and she so far as it is in my power I am to prac- with various medicines external appli- ¬ complete markets departments for the OLD Lexington Ky P AYING was pleading to be taken home and tice what I pray for and let me tell cations and internal remedies without household and womens work and other Telephone 279 given an opportunity to prove her in- ¬ you I would not willingly pass one result Her sufferings were intense special departments of usual interest condition grew steadily worse and We offer this unequaled newspaper nocence the boy could not stand the day of my life without comforting a sad All herso the called blood remedies did not and The Bourbon News together one worrians pleas and the husbands cold soul or showing mercy and I bless God FRANKFORT seem to reach the dis- ¬ year for 225 MCI1ATI reception of her entreaties and he called for this occasion These are the places1 ease at all until S of the The regular subscription price in which to attune ones conscience to out Please mister take her back MM SS was given when two papers is 300 DR CALDWELLS In Effect March 1 1897 an improvement The boy has not been taken to the midnight mHsic was at once noticed theater recently Pittsburg Chronicle- DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY CURES CONSTIPATIONil The medicine was M D F R S Telegraph continuecd with fav-¬ An eminent physician and Fellow of Time Is Also Cruel orable results and the Royal Society seeing over the door EAST BOUND now she is cured tears Mrs Biffkin was dissolved in of a paltry alehouse the Crown and I sound and well her she sobbed Thistle by Malcolm You have changed PARIS KENTUCKY Lve Frankfort MacTavish M D 630am 300pm perfectly skin is you have changed most cruelly You Arr Elkhorn 643an 320pm F R S walked in and severely re pure and clear and Arr Switzer 651am 332pm You no longer sit buked the Hove me no more Work guaranteed satisfactory Oalls landlord for this presumptu ¬ Arr Stamping Ground she has been saved 702am 348pm is Your work wath your arm encircling my waist as ous insult to science Boniface with Arr jjuvails 708am 358pm from what threat- - promptly answered Arr Georgetown solicited Prices reasonable your custom before we were mar proper respect but vinU a firmness 750am 415pm was ened to ht her life forever Lve Georgetown that EAST BOUND 800am 430pm Tied vegetable Newtown Arr SSS iranteed purely 812am 442pm showed he had been a soldier assured Arr Centreville ex ¬ j Good heavens Antoinette cures E822am 452pm Scrofula Cancer Rheu-- Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Lv Louisville S30am 600pm the doctor that he n int no insult to tnatistn Arr Elizabeth 828am 458pm auy othr blnoH trouble liver and kidneys cures constipation Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm claimed Mr Biffkin You should have science Arr Paris 840am 510pm ahL en Lv What n0ir he is always and sick headache 25c at all druggists Lv Lexington Jl2am 850pm 830am 550pm blocd rmeqv u It married an india rubber man Vinchnaterll5Sam 923pm 915am 630pm you to put up t se letters rtfter cures e- have or all else fatk-Ar Mt SterllDg122opm 950pm 950am 705pm Alas It was but too true Mrs Biff your name WEST BOUND Ar Washington 65jam 340pm jkin had also changed London Tit I have ans ie landlomaB A jU Lve Paris ArNew Yorkl240nn 908pm 920am 530pm Bits good a right to your hoi ji a3 ArrElizabeth 932am 542pm fj Arr Centreville WEST BOUND OF drum major of 938am 548pm yal Scotpfnsi- - Tate a Cultured Instinct medy for a bio disease Arr Nfiwtnron w 948am 55SpHi leers Sanitar Our cook is so refined cure it atonic 1000am 610pm Ar Winchester- - 730am 450pm 655am 20nm Arr Georgetown 800am 520pm 735am 345pm ijve Georgetown 1040am 65pm Ar Lexington Is she Arr uuvalls 1056am 646pto Ar branKiort aaiam e3Upm m v ver bronen anything The Yes She has Mraa Arr Stamping Ground onblc Ar Shelby ville 1001am 720pm U0am 653pi Arr awtzer 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville 1125am 704pm Have you c but our most expensive and artistio i yoilr vf ikin 1135am Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ Arr Elkhorn mailed Detroit Free Press asked the theatr china er 1155am 7ilt 7S3PM cept Srmoiy other trims run daily C5-ing g No replied utiife Through Sleepers between Louisville GEO B HARPER The humming bird in protecting its his voice it C D BERCATf Lexington and New York without X always flies at and peeks the oyes nesi 0 a year -uenibupt Chicago Tribttf GenI PaasAtrL DrUwVv mail j of its adversary Crows ha o been found 8 a year change Vv in til For rates Sleeping Car reservations or totally blind from the humming- birds bv When a man any information call on bill from lu0 to F B Carr je oot Bnndav V wsipaper in q of Ver r Agent L N R R coat the policy holders AS Britishers can send a closed letter to 2K taj worl1 or George W Barney Paris Ky hundred dollars duringfifty cents on pen- - O it can be Br any part of the British Isles for a the Div Pass Agent By m l 3 a year pn a mi iv NV Q VT Miller Agent y provided it does not weigh morp and is carefully Lexington Ky N natural organ Address THE SUN New York quarter pound Hutchison fijr than a y ill LniJ 250 00 R GRHND CHRNCE FOR YOU i ¬ iteinway Piano Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Shoes c ¬ ¬ FOR NINE DAYS ONLY and Overcoats v ¬ READ HEEDt AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS ¬ ¬ Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters 78 Ladies and Misses Jackets and Capes ¬ ¬ Ernest Urchs Co lt0 Specials For 9 Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes -- - U A jwx ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ Ex-chang- e- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS MMBURGS LACES Etc ¬ TWms THEE BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS 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