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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - HK3 EWS PRINTED EVERY T Established GH4MP MILLER Editors and Owners iawritfLii Ji FEB l 1881 i miii m Jn g M EIGHTEENTH YEAR LUIIIIII fL KY FR OgY MARCH II 1898 PARIS BOURBON OOa 3W TlWil111- - NO IT 1 - mi - m- - XMg JUMlUaAUT HI J1 1ft l mlW UTI r UV JJI jmUXJU JJVHHMB8 Of Certain Noyelties ¬ NORTH MIDDLETOWN Rates Th L ticK 1 y m5uJsvill And New Orleans Interesting Wru many The new goorls are coming faster i haii can be mentioned to go that deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have unheralded and unsung We would cill your particular attention to It is a suberb line exclusive our Wall Paper otock this season patterns original ideas the designers are creators of styles not followers New striking tasteful and prices that are below that demanded for inferior goods Just look over the lino or such parts of it as will interest you and we are sure you will agree with us as to ito merits town J H Dickerson of Carlisle was in town Monday Mrs I R Best is visiting relatives in Paris this week Mrs Mattie J Myers is visiting rela- fives in Cynthiana 5c Rorw On Thnrsdav to the wife of we show 50 patterns that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale Jas McNanaca a daughter All shades all designs to suit any room irom tne atuic 10 une ceiiar Thos Allen of Sharpsburg was the guest of J G Allen yesterday 7 tones of grren red Mr T A Vimont was in Lexington Catchy Frency florals and stripes in the new Wednesday and Thursday on business and blue Miss Bessie Rogers was the guest of At Saturday and Sunday A few special strip s in silk efiects with and without frieze with relatives in Pins Mr Sauford Carpenter will ship a mouldings to match They hang as beautifully as a real silk fabric car of horses and mules to Atlanta Special Scribe Gaitskill of Missouri Paragraphs Gathered By A is in At railroad will sell round -- Ira L risvillf March 15th trip inffid J at one fare for aud 1G the round trJgi on account of the Peo ples Party Quuvuition m R R will sell round The L NAv Orleans La on May trip ticker 7th 8th an s9th good returning with- iu fifteen chiS from date of sale account Annual Meeting B P O Elks at 2040 each Leavmg Paris at 1105 A M pas- ¬ sengers can ffitfke direct connection at 1 jj GR OOEEY STOO ivi j m THE POPULAR GROCER Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select stock If you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store 1 will be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be At l 2c 10c New Orleank Members of the order and any othlrstrjg cau have sleeping car spac reserved iu advance by apply ing to the uatlersitned m F B Carr Agent Tickets For The Launchiiifir Atl21colors in ingrains New 2c had EVAPORATED FRUITS Peaches Prunes Ch with large floral borders and ceilings - At 15c Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Roller 0U The most evquisite line of English Chintz and floral designs - per foot to close out A remnant lot of Room Muildings at 2cOlives Capers Chow Chow Tababco Da ace 1 county were the LexiijgtoiiViuchesir aud Alt Stirling pattern Bring measure of room and get a chance at these thev wi Clark Sunday here and corrcsptmdmuly low rates from all only last a few days Mrs T C Talliferro of Falmouth Central Kentucky towns at 1200 for Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Imported Macaroni DomesticMacaroni guest of Mrs Danl Robertson return- both trains of Tuesday March 22d yesterday ed home Tickets willoe good seven days from 1 Pure Maple Syrup Pure Buckwheat Flour Mrs H D Haynes and Miss Laura date of sahj Mincemeat tx ijj J rams leave ucaiiiiuii hi B Trundle of Paris were guests of anr sn ri m nnn arrive JNewpoit Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Mr John Jameson and family SaturNancamp Tomato Catsup Nancanp Pork and Beans News ll0iifa ni and 560 p m next day ¬ to day On account of the launching of the Side View who Battleship Kentucky at Newport NewF D B Gaitskill of has been ill for aeveral weeks is able to Va Thnfflay March 21th at ten be out again Ohio oclock a hh the CbtSiipeake Robert Kindred and wife of Ry will sitft round nip tickets from Mr guests of friends angp t Apricots Pears French Peas SI err 8a di1 svrijnoc lit F ill ¬ iij Xj3sii3Krc3 ioi3cr Ls sssQasESLxmuumaEa WHY IS NOT dav Mr Charlton E vans and Miss Ellen Berth rate 3 50 through for Reid Prewitt of Montgomery county berth Send in your uamts to were tne guests of Mr T J Evans signed at once for sleeping car Sunday Special rates at the hotels yester- ¬ Geo W Barney D P Miss Blanche Bowen returned at Q O Ry Lexington day from a visit with her sister old Atlanca and will be glad to see her double uuder space A Choice Celery isgrig turkeys Finest Chocolate Candies Baltimore Oysters Mixed and Stick Candies Foa Sale High grade bicycle cost Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts patrons again Inquire at 100 willell very cheap rnsT A dark blue cloth cape lined Seedless Raisins London Layer Raisins Loose Muscatel Raisins with blue lost between depot and Main The News office Citron Figs Dates St Wednesday night Liberal reward our work is better we say -- Ky I I THE BEST PLOW MADE 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory Z3iei m itand get y o ur money iiafik JLor salg sJWiklV - for return to C W Howard Uncle George Redmon who had an operation performed upon his eyes a few days ago will in all likelihood be able to pay his respects to tba finny tribe and feast his eyes upon Bourbons fair daughters this summer John G Rogers newspaper and which represents magazine agency American and 500 British 2000 leading German French Russian etc period icals will also receiye and renew sub- ¬ scriptions for The Bourbon News tf Sales B F Skillman one heifer to Chas Skillman C M Skillman S24 SJR- r M railiarna Pnr - that When and gives better satisfaction in qualit than any laundry work in Paris we are siniulv statiucr facts not our yerdict alone butjhat of our customers Ask them ands you will see Better still give us a trial bundle Bourbon Steam Laundry tf NEWTON MITCHELLMain St - The Northwe8tems dividends t policy holders are unequaled and to procure Northwestern dividends you must carrVj North western insurance tf O FIOOEPI adjoining Northern Bank lc a Day rKE Paris Ky Your Iiife Insured toffiflteasfcHeart Cure Cures a Prominent Attorney of to H A Rogers 70 Marston Bros Redmon Paris one mule to John J 110 1DWARD o 5oo For A Few Days More We Will Make ZB-U-siness Sxits pS mm I o years ago by a supposed to be crowd of Mt Sterliug and Grassylick boys Bart Morris who received a pistol ball wound from the rear in his hip the ball ranging dow i died from the effects of an abscess Monday Misaes Bertha McCorkel Iva Collins and Mary Carpenter three good hearted charity working seniors of the K C and B C College who fully realize the suffering of the unhappy Cuban peasants who have been driven from their homes and are dying of starvation have suc ceeded in making up a contribution of 3210 given by the good people of JNorth Middletown ¬ Again we are reminded of the raid upon our quiet little town about four Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger Office over G S Varden gnaranteegiven you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is Office Hours 8to 12 a m Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment coats lc a dav A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your tnonpy back it wp fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist W S H A SMITH Co -- jj 1 C to 5 p m MOORE J R ADAIR L Moore Drs Adair Dental Surgeons Phone 79 Roxy Elegant Oyercoats Trousers Sold elsewhere at 1500 our new CARLISLE 800 Also call and see From Precincts From the Mercury The Bath county grand jury returned 59 indictments last week News Culled MiBS Nicholas County Spring and Summer All Imported Goods Just arrived PARIS FURHISHISG JOE MUNSON k TAILORING CO visitine Mrs W B Ratlitf and other friends of this city Thos fl Watt and family moved to Cynthiana last week where he has pur- ¬ chased the creamery Thfi ljadies of the Christian church i will serve a court day dinner at the base ment of the church Monday beginning Bessie Davis of Mexico Mo is H S STOUT Manager Catter relianle Pemale PHL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend I ed to married Ladies take no other Ask for SB MOTTS PEIOTSTEOYAL PI1IS- a circular rnce AJLi iuu CO 5Send for Clevelando Ohio fflJtJjV 112 IVIOTTS CHEJMXC 30E StOESHEB5 The only safe sure and ia rr For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist 11 a m Mrs W J Kennedy sold to Thos S Watson a lot 35x90 on Locust Street for 300 who will at once begin the erec tion of a residence Boone Ingels of Oakland Mills pur- ¬ y chased the W T Henry homestead for 4960 The stock and household goods brought good prices of Mr James D McJonnaughhay Lamed Kan formerly of this county arrived Thursday on a visit to his brother and old friends in this county C C Colo th Moorefield merchant has nurchased the St Cloud Hotel lot of I A J Banta for 5500 cash and will at once begin the erection of a at ¬ Sat-nrd-- ¬ Anderson No 3 Broadway Paris Ky Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights celery uapsuies 6 to 12 a m and 1 to Office Hour51 To the Wright Medical Co Hdc tf Columbus Ohio 5pm Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-¬ gist AVaverly O and used them for Stomach to Trouble and Constipation 1 was unahl jsed EHIIL PEHI DUGK EGGS do anything for nearly two years I they tb ee boxes of your Celery Capsules and so ht ve cured me For the benefit of others i si afflicted i wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Andersojt K E C PHELPS the leadiSg pension I can now fill orders for eggs of the Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box attorney ol DcKart N 1 writes Send address on postal to the Wright Med above variety of ducks The eggs are 1 I was discharged from tho army on Co Columbus O for trial size free from carefully selected high class water account of ill health and suffered from fowls as fine selections as can be found anywhere 1 have been unable to sup ¬ heart trouble over since I frequently had RALLKOAD TIME CARD fainting and smothering spells My form ply the numerous orders for single was bent as a man of 80 I constantly wore fowls pairs and trios 1 have no more N R R L an overcoat oven in summer for fear of for sale at present but can snpply the taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ Pekin eggs at prices quoted below ARRIVAL OF TRAINS ness My rest was broken by severe pains Ducks grow quicker and command a Cincinnati 1058 a in 538 p readier sale than any other kind of about the heart and left shoulder Three From m 1015 D m years ago I commenced using Dr Miles and have a 439 a in 745 a m poultry They are large Kequire plumcge Heart Cure notwithstanding I had used so From Lexington b37 p m but heautiful white 666 p m water in fact need it only for much patent medicine and taken drugs from little Richmond 435 a m 740 a m drinkine purposes They have many doctors for years without being helped Dr From 32R m t Miles Heart Curo restored mo to health It good qualities cannot fly or climb 325 p m is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords From Maysville 742 am fences easily kept in with low fences OF TRAINS pleasure to recommend this rem-me much DEPARTURE leathers almot pqnal to geese Drakes ecTZTttzzzmmm oreryone edy to sell at 150 to 3 00 To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 aVm Dr Miles Eemedies Eggs 150 per 13 275 per 26 340 p in are sold by all drug- ¬ Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m To gists under a positive 545 p m 1021 p m guarantee first bottle Ky Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m Bruce Miller Lock Box X Paris benefits or money re- ¬ pRactorefJ9 To 1025 p in funded Book on dis- ¬ Maysville 750 a m 635 p m To eases of the heart and 1 w F B Carr Agent DR CALDWELLS nerves free Address 1 v VI HaitlwJ DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind W YRUPINDIGESTION PEPSI CURES U Mice of Dissolution Paris Ky March 1 FOR RENT 1 1898 GOING DOWN HILL People suffering Vv from Kidney Diseas- lmar 4h but es feel a gradual WL DOUGLAS C FISHER steady loss of strength arid Ui ALL PAPER S3 SHOE theeWorld N Attorney-At-LaS500 h Do you expect to do any paper ttitSO S400 They should lose no ing We will send you free a vitality at large selection of samples fiom 3c per S2 50i 350 S roll up all new colorings and novelties Sl75 Real Estate Agent up to date WE PAY FREIGHT time in trying Foleys Kidney We want an agent in every townto sell on Preparation No commission from large sample booksor Theyaro at Office Main St oppCourt iionse hid a Guaranteed capital required For samples Cure rv particulars address Oyer Louisville Store ¬ handsome three story building thereon The architects are making the plans Married On the 10th inst at the home of the bride H JT Palmer to Miss Tillie Epperson On the 10th inst at the home of the bride Alford Hornback to Miss Jennie H Hubbard On the 9th inst Mr Andrew Ralls to Miss Dorcie Shrout On the 9th inst Mr Elmore E Peterson to Miss Lizzie Bell On the 3rd inst Mr Wm Stephens to Miss Kate Bromager The partnership of J M Thomas A house of five rooms and two acres Son the junior partner being W R of ground near the Station Apply to Thomas ip hereby dissolved by mutual The business consent and agreement will hereafter be run in the rame of J M Thomas the son retiring to enter into other busings Settlements of out ¬ standing accouuw may be made with either oi the lato rartner3 or Mr w- - B Nickles agent J M THOMAS SlSneQwR THOMAS O W MILLER Hutchison Ky 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE For 14 years thla shoe by merit and W L Doutrlas shoes are the productions of Skilled workmen these prices from ttie best material possiblo M shoes for men Aao and and for boys and youths SSOOW L Douglas shoes aro Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as tho best Iu style fit and durability ot any shoo everoffered tho prices tho made n all everylatest vari ¬ shapes stylr md of ety of leather t for cata ¬ If dealer cannot r r u lass Sold by logue to WLbou -w-lto w AND rlviacr an quickly ascertain our opinion free C07 ijmnica Invention is prob ahly pater able I tions strictly confidential fc- - mdboot u Patents securing Iatents sent free Oldest aency Patents taken ttarouch lunn Co recelva unerinl nntiee without cna 3 in th r -- InirnnaoonillniT nVntfh Designs Copyrights c ind rtplPrlntiOTT TI1QV Trade Masks scientific itmerbcam A handsomely illustrated weeVlr T eulation of any scientific journal year four months L Sold b- - i r MUNN cdv B itirasfc -- sw - 747 753 Ninth Aye Iv Yfif KIEL lmarly r r Brauch Omce York Go3601 - tiw D m F St Wsniafetori G siera oat oir c 3 l 4 t 2 MONTGCWIEEY AT HAVANA She1 Has Supplies on Board for Destitute Reconcentrados in Cuba TheselWill Be Transferred to the Fern Gen Lee Will Not Resign and Says He Will Stick to the Ship of State Un ¬ til the Clouds Boll liy ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MARCH MINE DID IT Reported That the Court of Inquiry Report Will Say So But WTill Not Fix the Blam on Any One 11 1898 CANNON DEFENSE BILL SPAINS CREDIT IS GONE FIFTY FIFTH CONGKESS A j 5 - Key West Fla March 9 The Montgomery was United States cruiser still in the harbor Tuesday morning The work of coaling- the vessel from a barge was still going on The Marble head is also coaling at the dock The tug Right Arm arrived here vfrom Havana Tuesday morning Capt Everett the diver of the Merritt Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Co who was on board said the Right Arm was bound for Norfolk and would proceed there as soon as she can be coaled Capt Everett was very reserved con- ¬ cerning the work he has done at the wreck of the Maine but he expresses - ¬ Washington- March 9 What seems to be an accurate forecast of the report of the court of inquiry was received here Tuesda night It was brought direct from Havana The court will find according to this authority that the Maine was destroyed by the em- ¬ ployment of external agency The findings will be arranged under two heads In detail the court will set forth the conditions which go to disprove that the destruction was caused by an internal explosion The facts which are contrary to any possible theory of accident will be presented This array will dispose most thorough- ¬ ly of internal accident as the cause The second part of the report will deal with the evidences which go to establish the application of an These evidences external force will for the most part consist of the conditions of the various parts of ¬ Passes the House oF Representatives fay a Unanimous Vote When tlie Measure Was Reported to the Houso Barrett Mass Objected and Was Hissed and Hooted Into Sis Seat The BiJl Sent to the Senate Every Means to Negotiate a Loan Ex ¬ First Regular Session haustedAn Impossibility to Secure Any Washington March 4 SENATBDurlng Funds for Carrying on War almost the entire session Thursday the senate New York March 10 A dispatch to had under consideration the Alaskan home- ¬ One of tile World from Madrid says stead and railway right of way hill was a speech The whole Madrid press comments the features of the discussion Mo in which he ridi- ¬ gloomily on Spanish financiers scare delivered by Mr Vest Many Washington March 9 he approof the house at the priations committee meeting Tuesday morning unanimously agreed to reportfavorably the bill to appropriate 50000000 for the national ¬ defense There was practically no discussion in the committee The members had informally discussed the bill Monday fl w t J- - v f afternoon and it met with the approval of them alL As the bill was to be called immediately after the house met Tuesday Mr Sayers Tec the rank ¬ ing minority member of the commit- ¬ tee was more solicitous about mak ¬ arrangement ing a satisfactory for the conduct of the debate He protested than anything else against the introduction of a special tainty Gen Blanco who was consulted hy rule as liable to place the democrats in a false attitude and asked he said the government has telegraphed thai only for a reasonable time to allow the the conduct of Consul General Lee has democrats to define their position He been steadily irreproachable Chambers of commerce and other submitted a proposition which included provision for a general debate of corporations are rapidly sending rethree hours one and a half hours on a ports embodying their opinions as to side and one hour for debate under the a proposed treaty of commerce with the United States at the request of the five minute rule Chairman Cannon of the appropria government The majority is favorations committee conferred with the ble on condition that colonial tariffs speaker after the committee adjourned may lay a protection of from 20 to relative to the proposition submitted 30 per cent for Spanish peninsula imby Mr Sayers Mr Cannon in his ports A cablegram just received from Min opening speech on the bill will take peace measure ister Woodford has been laid before the position that it is a At the conference with the speaker the cabinet by the president says the the proposition submitted by Mr Worlds Washington correspondent Sayers was agreed to and the bill will declares that Spain has exhausted be considered for four hours without a every means of raising money for a special rule prosecution of a war without success The bill was reported as a deficiency All the financial centers of Enrope Gen bill and includes in addition to the have rejected her overtures 550000000 for the national defense Woodford pronounces it an utter impossibility for Spain to secure funds the following items For printing S0G000 bureau of med with which to engage in hostilities icine and surgery naval establish- against the United States ments 10000 bureau of equipment In reference to the political condi- ¬ naval establishment 5100000 bureau tions which impelled the ministry to of ordnance naval establishment suggest the recall of Gen Lee Minister Woodford said that Sagasta was 7000 total S501S3000 When Mr Barrett of Massachusetts friendly to the United States and objected to the appropriation in the would make every possible concession ¬ ¬ including the friends of the cabinet attribute it less to unfavor able rumors as to the relations of Spain with the United States than to the ef- ¬ forts of native and foreign speculators who are ever on the alert to take ad- ¬ vantage of any circumstances to depress Spanish securities The tone of most of the papers is however pessimistic as even so ministerial an organ as El Liberal concludes a long article on the situation as follows Undoubtedly our relations with the United States have been adjusted for the time being to the strict dictates of prudence but does the government really believe that this nation will be able without suf fering irreparable damage to bear foi even a few months more this anxious indecision this enervating uncer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE UNITED STATES CRUISER MONTGOMERY U Ir f I I t The report will go fully big guns can be saved so fastis into the proof of the two explosions the the wreck sinking in the mud of and the differences in them But after summing up the conclusions which Havana harbor Havana Marcn 9 The United prompt the finding that the affair was States naval court of inquiry into the not accidental the court will admit loss of the battleship Maine which is inability to state by whom the crime at present in session here pursued in was perpetrated some respects a different course from JEFFERSON ANNIVERSARY that adopted upon the occasion of the former visit of the court to Havana It An Address to the National Association of is now not uncommon to see members of Democratic Clnbs Washington March 9 The Nathe court on the wreck personally directing the navy divers and obtain tional Association of Democratic clubs ing from them direct reports on the has issued the following address structural condition of the submerged The National Association of Democratic portions of the wreck and making in clubs will celebrate the 155th birthday anniver ¬ D C dividual notes for future considera- sary of Thomas Jeffersona at Washington dinner Wednesday April 13 by subscription tion under the au pices of the executive committee All sorts of excuses are made to get of the association The reverential observance on board the wreck but only author- of Jeffersons day has become a significant usage ized persons Americans or Spanish of the democratic clubs and of the democratic for renewed are allowed to set foot on the remains party It furnishes a fitting occasionfundamental declarations of devotion to the of the battleship principles of human liberty for which Washington March 9 Both cou- the party was originally formed to ntries are guarding with utmtst secrecy uphold and defend for the revision of our party their line of procedure should war be of the hourdoctrines aas applied to the conflicts¬ and for timely review of the cendeclared but it is evident that the at tralizing corrupting and oppressive measures tack will be made near or in the Cuban of our federalist opponents who under one ports Both countries are gathering name or another have from the foundation of the republic sought to revolutionize The United States stitution by false construction and the confleets there their false adcan pen in the Spanish fleets ministration in and Havana harbor the It is believed that never since the issues troops to been these contending forces class privilege send vessels and side and the other Cubans ports land troops and and wealth on one clearly joined people onorthe 1796 other were first in march on to Havana and attack and 1800 when the first great triumph in the people of take it from the land The United was achieved has there been an hour when States vessels will protect the seas in the bold reassertion of the sound traditional the democratic party was more the vicinity of Cuba while the coast principles of required imperatively than at this time defense vessel No in oh will protect the We therefore earnestly advise the demoAtlantic coastand the big forts such cratic associations of the United States the opinion that it is now doubtful if the wreck house Tuesday he was hissed and hooted until he had to take his seat It was arranged that the debate on the bill should occupv four hours The war fund came to the house as a part of the urgent deficiency bill and not as a separate bill Chairman Cannon of the committee on appropriationsbriefly explained Ihe provisions of the bill It had been decided by the committee he said to place the 50000000 at the disposal oi ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the president until January 1 1S99 That would cover the time until congress shall meet again and leave the president with funds at his command during the vacation We have the money in the treasury he said and it will be avail able without levying a dollar of taxa-- lte tion V Gen Henderson rep la in an eloquent speech declared that no country desired peace more than the United States and none need fear war less The administration would look before it leaped This days work would show that when the leap came the country would be behind it The debate on the Cannon bill clpsed ¬ ¬ ¬ to preserve peace The future danger said Gen Wood ¬ ford lies with the people With a hos- ¬ tile majority now in the Cortes and the probabilty that this will be continued at the coming elections the overthrow of the Sagasta ministry is not unlikely The succeeding ministry would be pledged to war in order to avoid revolution If the Sagasta ministry retains pow er Gen Woodford believes that Spain would endure humiliation rather than declare war with the United States ¬ ¬ uji jiPlli ¬ at 430 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ as Charleston Chesapeake bay New whether large or small to join with the Na- ¬ tional association of democratic clubs on the York and the New England coast 13th of hour and Havana March 9 Some persons manner April next at suchthe wishes in such as may best serve of in order to increase the excitement Tuesday are urging Gen Fitzhugh Lee to resign but the consul general of the United States said to a correspondent ¬ i of state un ¬ clouds roll by til the The resignation of Walter 33 Barker United States consul at Sagua La Grande was confirmed by Tuesdays advices Mr Barker has been on the verge of nervous prostration Alex--andC Brice the United States con- sul at Matanzas says he can not much longer stand the strain under which he has lived the last two yearn The Bache left Tuesday for Tortugas Islands to resume Iier coast suiwey work The Fern will be replaced by the United States cruiser Montgomery vhich arrived here Wednesday imorn- Ving The crew of dihe Fern Jiave been mable to wash her decks re ¬ cently owing to the lthiness of the harbor water and must clean up at sea in order to avoid sieknessamong the crew When cleaned the Fern will go to Key West and from there to Matanzas with relief supplies The - United States cruiser Nashville will it is understood here tak e relief supplies tto Sagua La Grande Ensign Powelson is to be detached rom the Fern and remain here doing work for the court of inquiry er I will stick by the ship each separate orgmization in a common homage to the memory of the great apostle of American liberty the author of the declaration of independence and the founder of the democratic party and in a fresh expression of our unalterable determina- ¬ tion to preserve the heritage of freedom as it came to us from our forefathers and to resist by every lawful means in our power the en- ¬ croachments of organized wealth and monop- ¬ oly on the constitutional rights of the people We need not particularize here in what prac- ¬ tical forms these encroachments appear to day They are seen and known of all men If they are not met and de- ¬ feated before the dawn of the 20th centurywe must be content to see the republic of Washington and Jefferson replaced by an oligarchy of wealth trusts and sordid conspir- ¬ acies in many disguises taxing for private purposes safe guarding monopolies devouring the profits of all our industries taking from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned and shutting the door of opportunity to all but the Signed favored classes When the question was put on the passage of the bill Mr Cannon said that at the request of many members he would ask for a roll call so that every member could go on record The bill was passed by a unanimous vote Many pairs were broken in order that members might vote for the bill Three hundred and eleven votes were cast for the bilL At the conclusion of the roll call the speaker had his name called an unusual proceeding and amid great applause voted for the bill When he announced the vote 311 ayes noes none an enthusiastic demonstration occurred The house then at 455 p m adjourned The bill appropriating 50000000 for the national defense was carried immediately to the senate and has been presented to that body and referred to the committee on appropriations Washington March 9 Hon Chas R Flint of New York the well known exporter was at the state department Tuesday in conference with Special Commissioner Kasson concerning re- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ COMMODOKE FREDERICK V MNALB Coming Head of the Navy of the United States KID McCOY j Withdraws His Forfeit Money and An nounces Ilimself Champion Heavy ¬ weight Pugilist ¬ ¬ McCoy Wednesday withdrew the 5000 forfeit money which was placed with Richard K Fox when McCoy challenged Fitzsimmons and Corbett several months ago McCoy has announced himself champion heavy weight pugilist of the world McCoy will now accept all challenges from heavy weight pugilists and has signed a contract to fight Gus Ruhlin an Ohio man within 12 weeks The fight will probably take place at San Francisco ¬ ¬ ¬ Indianapolis Ind March 10 Kid ¬ ciprocity matters Incidentally to his visit Mr Flint called at the navy department and talked with the officials regarding a new torpedo boat which he has under contract to build for one of the South American countries This boat could be turned over to the government within 90 days should it be found desirable to ¬ Hon Benj Butterworths Remains ¬ Washington March 10 The remains of the late patent commissioner Hon Benj Butterworth were taken from this city Wednesday afternoon tc Thej Maine ville O for interment were accompanied by Mrs Butter worth and other members of the ¬ Chauncev F Black President Lawrence Gahdnek Secretary Four Men Bnried Alive Gaxena Kan March 9 Ernest Wright Wm Walker a son of Walk exs and an unknown miner were buried alive about 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon by the caving in of a mine on the Bonanza grounds A large jforee of men are at work trying to get them out but it is not likely that the nesday earth bodies can be recovered before Wed- ¬ as they are under tons of i London March dispatch to the Times from Oddessa says Troops and war material are going to the far following announcement day morning at the Harrington hotel day the After brief uneasiness there is a gen this city Mrs Mantel had been ill east with such haste that the Russian The eral belief now that peace will not be for some time Monday evening her volunteer fleet will not suffice and that the relations between condition became serious and in spite gDvernmtnt therefore has chartered broken Spain and the United States will con ¬ of all that could be done she sank rap ¬ some French steamers fh fie n4 tinue amiable Political personages idly until Tuesday morning when which will start a fortnight hence wv MVfir assert that the late sensational dis death came to her release patches are completely wrong in at ¬ Venetian Glass and Mosaic Artist Suicides tributing an aggressive tone to the tittle Hopes of Gen JRosecrans Recovery Londonx March 9 Salviati the well Los Angkles Cal March 9 Lieut mown Venetian diplomatic relations between the two glass and mosaic governments which have not for a Gen Kofecrans is somewhat improved tist who executed the mosaics in art jingle moment lost their frienily char but1 his physicians send out little hoDe Pauls cathedral committed suicide St on J of lis recovery I Death of Mrs Robert Mantel Eort Huron Mich March 9 Mrs Madrid March 9 A semi official Robert Mantell known on the stage as inews agency oi this city issued Tues Charlotte Behrens died at 1225 Tues- ¬ Peace SVill acquire it She is designed to make 42 land miles an hour She will be fitted with two engines each of 1200 bp power and is to have twin screws The actual construction of the ships frame has not yet begun though the forging for the engines the necessary rapid fire guns and the auto mobile tope does are about completed and these repre- ¬ sent more than one half the work to be done Mr Flint feels satisfied that with the extraordinary speed to be at- ¬ tained the vessel would be of incalcu- ¬ lable benefit to the navy in time of war While he did not make a formal Dffer of the vessel to the department he will sell if the boat is desired War Clouds In the East A memorial service to the family deceased will be held in Cincinnati Saturday Steamer City of Savannah Burned Memphis March 10 The steamer Vicksburg Packet company phis to the waters edge late Wedburned nesday afternoon The loss will ag gregate 30000 insurance 14000 Plague Riots in Bombay City of Savannah owned by the Mem¬ ¬ culed the idea of homesteading any part of Alaska or constructing railroads in that dis ¬ trict His motion to eliminate the homestead feature of the hill toy striking out the fr st section was defeated House The Loud bill to correct alleged atouses of the second class mail matter privi- ¬ lege was defeated Thursday toy a vote of 163 to 119 Mr White rep N C the only colored member of the house asked unanimous con- ¬ sent for the consideration of the following reso- ¬ Whereas On or atoout February 21 lutions one hundred or more armed men fired upon and killed the postmaster at Lake City S C killing one of the family and wounding several others and tourning all they had and Whereas The said family is now suffering even for means for medical treatment and for other necessa- ¬ ries of life therefore Resolved By the senate and house that the sum of 1000 is hereby ap- ¬ propriated and made immediately available for Objected to and the relief of the said family over went Washington March 5 Senate After a debate lasting several days the senate late Friday afternoon passed the bill extending the homestead laws and providing for right of way for railroads in the district of Alaska Comparatively little discussion of gen- ¬ eral interest was created by the bill Section 13 providing far certain bonding concessions to Canada in lieu of privileges to be extended by the Dominion government to this country however induced a pretty lively debate as it brought into the controversy the old fisheries question of the New England coast which has been pending between the United States and Great Britain for a hundred years Adjourned until Monday House Two more appropriation bills were sent to the president Friday the pension bill and the cousular and diplomatic both of which vent through their final stage in the house Friday This was private bill day The most important action taken was acquiescence in an agrement to make the bill appropriating ap- ¬ 1200000 cLiims about for war proved by the court of claim under the pro- ¬ visions of the Bowman act a special order for next Friday The claims carried by the bill 730 in number are for stores and sup- ¬ plies seized during the war in the southern states Only two bills were passed Friday one to pay the heirs of Sterling T Austin about 690C0 for cotton seized during the war and the other to pay an aggregate of 3360 in small claims growing out of back pay etc earned during the war Adjourned until Monday Washington March 8 Senate Mondays session of the senate was devoted entirely to consideration of the District of Columbia ap- ¬ propriation bill At the hour of adjournment the bill had not been disposed of and its dis- ¬ cussion will be continued Tuesday The pres- ¬ ent monopoly in the city of the Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Co on account of high rates was severely scored Mr Carter Mont urged that the bill go over until Tuesday as he desired to offer an amendment relating to the gas supply of Washington House The spirit of patriotism was ram ¬ pant in the house Monday and by almost unanimous vote the Hawley bill providing for two additional regiments of artillery was passed under suspension of the rules No ef- ¬ fort was made to obstruct action but Mr Bailey the democratic leader pleaded for more time than the forty minutes allowed un- ¬ der the rule and because it was refused after the bill had been passed he inaugurated a fili- ¬ buster against District of Columbia legislation that continued all day Washington March 9 Senate Tues- ¬ days session of the senate was largely devoted to the consideration of the District of Columbia appropriation bill After an extended discus- ¬ sion the bill containing a provision for the re- ¬ duction of about one half of the present rates of telephone charges in the district was pass- ¬ ed A bill to authorize the re location and re- ¬ building of a pontoon bridge across the Mis ¬ sissippi river at Prairie du Chien Wisconsin was passed The bill for the relief of the Methodist Episcopal Church South of Tennessee appropriating 288000 was then passed after a brief debate At 450 p m a message was received from the house conveying to the senate the bill appropriating 850183000 for national defense just passed b the house The bill was laid before the senate and on motion of Mr Allison la referred t the committee on appropriations House In a spirit of patriotism with elo- ¬ quent words ringing in their ears every mem- ¬ ber of the house of representatives Tuesday responded to the presidents first call to meet the Spanish situation by casting his vote for a bill placing in President McKinleys hands 550000000 to be expended at his discretion for Party lines national defense the away a swept were with and congress voice voted its unanimous Many mem- ¬ confidence in the administration bers who were paired with absent colleagues took the responsibility of breaking their pairs in unprecedented thing in legislative annals in order that they might go on record in support of this vast appropriation to maintain the dig Speaker nity and honor of their country Reed who as the presiding officer seldom votes only in case of a tie had his name called and voted in his capacity as a representative Washington March 10 Senate Presi ¬ dent McKinleys hands have been upheld by both branches of the American congress With enthusiasm fervor and promptness almost un ¬ paralleled in the senate in time of peace that body Wednesday passed the emergency appro- ¬ priation bill carrying 183000 of deficiencies and placing at the disposal of the president 50000000 for national defense The vote by which the measure was passed was unanimous Seventy six short sharp and em ¬ phatic speeches were delivered in favor of the bill each one being simply a ringing aye during the roll call upon the passage of the measure Not only did every senator presen Register his vote in favor of the bill but for every absent member the authoritative an- ¬ nouncement was made that if he were present he would vote aye House The house devoted itself to routine business Wednesday The legislative exec tive and judicial appropriation bill went througn its last stages in the adoption of the finall conference report and the remainder of the day was consumed in the consideration of the senate amendments to the Indian appro- ¬ priation Dill The substitute for the senate provision regarding the opening of the TJn comphagre reservation was knocked out on a point of order and the amendment goes back to conference The desire of the con- ¬ ferees to non concur in the senate free home- ¬ stead clause encountered bitter opposition and an arrangement was made whereby four hours are to be devoted to debate a proposition to concur submitted by Mr Eddy Minn Mr Sherman chairman of the Indian committee declared that the free homestead provision would cost the government 55000030 He de- ¬ sires to eliminate it from the bill and has the support of the secretary of the interior 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 T was awfully bored while T was away So siiid Maecenas and what was it that bored you amicus mens The augurs of course was Virgils quick response This incident goes far to prove the in ventive genius of the Greeks and Romans since oven at that early date augurs and gimlets had come into use Detioit Free Press ¬ Grecian Gas Hypnotic Wonder No one need to go to Paris now to see all In the hypnotic wards of many hospitals of this country are hypnotic subjects that a mere glance it is said throws them into the trance state But in order to overcome that obstinate kidnay trouble the persistent use of Hostetters Stomach Hitters is necessary Use it also systematically for malarial bilious dyspeptic rheumatic and1 nervous diseases that is marvelous in hypnotism ¬ Useless T been a very hard year and Ive had to contract a lot of debts Nephew Why thats too bad uncle for Uncle TVs liar n Blaetter Many People Cannot Drink coffee at night It spoils their sleep You have turned over to you lrf rtf vntiriir Tiinflo rrlfQ 1 1i i I i v Humorisliehe ill can drink Grain 0 when you please and sleep like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks and tastes like the best coffee For nervous persons young people and children Grain 0 Made from pure is the perfect drink grains Get a package from your grocer to ¬ day Try it in place of coffee 15 and 25c - k A Activity is only beautiful when it is holy that is to say when it is spent in the service of that which passeth not away Amiels Journal Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st l5hia Pa Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Klines We can see no sense in having shoo Btrings long enough to reach clear around ones legs Washington Democrat With cold Neuralgia increases With St Jacobs Oil it decreases and is cured There is no rhyme for silver but it jinglea with gold very nicely Chicago Daily News to SJ Sherman SpecialistMtVernonNY Rupture Surccure Boole free Write for it I Lots of people infinite a loud noise for ability to sing Washington Democrat Even a baby was cured of a burn liy St Jacobs Oil Head dneetions People who think they are misunder stood are really understood too well Chi cago Record ¬ - ood Hurrsor Spring is the Cleansing Season s Dont Neglect Your Health l im- - pure Spring Humors Boils pimples eruptions are results Hoods Sarsaparilla expels all impurities from the blood aud makes it rich and nourishing It builds up the nervous system overcomes that tired feeling creates an appetite gives sweety refreshing sleep and renewed energy and vigor It cures all spring humors boils pimples and eruptions You Need to Take Hoods Sarsa parilla Now Spring is the season for cleansing and renewing Eveiywhere accumulations of waste are being- removed and prepara tions for the new life of another season are being made This is the time for cleantiayrj your blood Winter has left the blood im l - ¬ -- - arsa paril Is Americas Greatest Medicine 81 six for Prepared by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass 3 i - frrirJc DSIIc liUUU 5 IJlli5 f OOO nj the only pills to take wuh Hoods Sarsaparilla U fi THE FRAUD ENJOINED geport of JOecre Tlie Famous 50 JPhlladelpnia Trade inarlc Case Mceidod Simmons Medicine Company CF St JLouls defeats J H Zcilin Co Sheriff Martin Not Guilty Bombay March 10 Serious plague VVilkesbaure Pa March 10 The riots have occurred in the native quar- ¬ Martin and ter Several persons have been killed jury in the case of Sheriffof his deputies for shooting strikers at or wounded Troops and bluejackets have been dispatched to the scene of Lattimer on September 10 returned a verdict of not guilty the disturbance Large Contract for Shells ¬ From St Louis Republic July 4 16931 The Supremo Court of Tennessee on Juno SO de¬ cided tho most important trade mart caae that has ever ben tried in that State and ono of the largest ever tried in tho Union affirming and enlarging the opinion of the court below Tho court he d 1 That Dr M A Simmons the predecessor of complainant by extensive advertising of I113 cele ¬ brated remedy known as Simmons Liver Medi ¬ cine made it a standard remedy for liver diseases long pri ir to tho acquisition by J H Zeilin Co of any rights 2 That tho assignor of J H Zeilin Co throach whom they claimed the right to mako tho fraudulent packages enjoined never derived any tiilofrom AQ Simmons to mako tho medicino nor to ube hs namo or picture and that such use by Zeilin Co ia a fraud upon the public and is theroforo enjoined 3 That Zeilin Co purposely fraudulently la ¬ beled their medicine in imitation of complainanfo medicino to unfairly appropriato tho trado of tho Simmons Medicine Company and tho execution o this fraudulent purposo and act is enjoined 4 Enjomed Zeilin Co from using their com ¬ petitors trade name trade marks or ay- - boN or imitations thereof to deceive tho public and unfairly appropriato to themselves tho trado of tho C Simmons Medicino Co 5 Enjoined Zeilin Co from deceiving aid practicing a fraud upon tho public by labeling their packages in imitation of tho wrappers und trade ¬ marks of the complainaut 6 Enjoined Zeilin Co from tho manufacture nnu sale of tho medicine under tho namo of Sim ¬ mons Liver Medicine or Dr Simmons Liver Medicine or LiverMedicinoby AQSjmmoas and from using tho picture of A Q Simmons la connection therewith 7 Enjoined Zeilin Co their assignees agents and employes from deceiving and practicing a fra d upon the public by the sale of packages thus falsely labeled either upon orders or calls for the genuine Simmons Liver Medicine of complainant or In any package thus falsely labeled 8 The court stated that it was tho purposo of the court to entirely destroy tho fraudulently labeled packages abovo described and causo tiuir removal from tho market and ordered Zeilin Co tc d liver to tho clerk to bo destroyed all cuts dies types engravings and other paraphernalia electro ¬ impressing either of the abovo names or tho usM in oiuure Of A Q Simmons 9 Decreed that Zeilin Co pay all tho damages TThich have accrued to complainant by tho sale of these fraudulenuy labeled packages Tho damages claimed by complainant were jJOOOjO 10 Decreed that Zcilin Co pay all Trbicb amount to several thousand dollars the costs largest over filed in tho iho record Supreme Court0 i S B -- - a Not Be Broken 9A - ¬ XAAVU acter Tuesday evening Reading Pa March 10 The Car- aged SG was burned to death Tuesday penter steel works has been asked to in the back yard of her home A pobid on over 11000 shells of various liceman found the woman in the yard sizes for the government The con- clad only in her night clothes which tract would amount to nearly 1750 were food for fire She died before he 000 The entire plant is now working could extinguish the flames Her hair night ad day on a government con- was burned off and the flesh roasted tract involving the expenditure of and peeled from her knees upward Bl000000 George M Perry her husband has sAuother Cut in Bates been arrested He says he thought his a March 10 The Canadian wife arose early to start the kitchen Montbeal Pacific railway has again made a five fire but there are no evidences of her earliest- dollar cut in rates west This makes having attempted it The kerosene mrriPMd rt oi the second class 25 tc any place on the can was missing tind there were drip jpings of oil down the back stairs coast and the first class 31 ¬ ¬ ¬ - Suspected of Causing- His Wifes Death Detroit March 9 Mrs Anna Perry - S35r5-A-rriSsw jD3sggfe POTATOES B -f cheap medicine is inert dangerous In Zeilin Cosanswcr toworthless or our aid the packages enjoined were designed asbill tuey cueau negro medicine for the negroes of the Mississippi Valley Now as Zeilin Co s ad vertisementa say and their manager a woro that all the liver medicino which they make is mado by the same formula n tLis not conclusive evidence from their sworn testimonv and advertisements that all tho liver medicino eman atingfrom tbemiaChoap Negro Medicine Ques ¬ tion Do tho sick of Amen ca desire CheaD Medicine Let the affl cted answer by jfei future purchases Dr M A Simmons Medicine established n 1W0 is not cbeap midjl cine It is no cure all and is inacTvS efXiSL111080 tadisp03m ons cas A a rule Cheap Medicine iyrjisszi V i wii vas 8- - THE BOURBON NEWS ERIUAYi MAECH as FAMES COST Oh scorn 11 1898 WRECKERS AT WORK Removing the Upper Debris of the Maine 3 KENfr UCKY IiEGaSLAdlOEE Regular Session Far better court humility not things of low degree And sigh for wealth and state Than burdens of the great For he who wins ambitions fight implied doubt of me Can never be at ease He gains tis true a worldly height She urged her horse forward a few But has a world to please steps then turned her face toward me For cares increase as honors grow Rest easy about that with the true And In his new estate light in her eyes You are first dear He finds though bright those honors glow one first now first always Tis thraldom to be great I made a spring- for the bridle but The flatterera that about him throng with a merry laugh she gave her horse Each has some dole to ask the whip and eluded me To please them is no idle song a herculean task But I watched the dear form rising- and falling like a bird along the road then We value things as they appear climbed into the buggy and slowly Nor count the cost nor pain Which lino the road to that bright sphere drove home The envied ones attain CHAPTER IX Fame is no royal heritage Its crowns are free to all After supper I lit a cigar and walked But who its dizziest heights would gage up and down in front of the house Must risk the dizziest fall During the meal Mrs Snyder had kept Then sigh not for ambitions meed up an incessant chatter concerning the Its scepter and its crown mysteries about my house I did not Uneasy lies the kingly head Though pillowed upon down hear half her words but nevertheless Harriet Smead in Chicago Inter Ocean there was an element so foreign to my - No not even then Id rather die Satisfied tLt toe other mysterious That vague forebodings should come Oh my darling- love I burst out when my mind was filled with thoughts events would also give up their secrets I must be first in your heart or noth ¬ of the beloved one who had given me upon investigation I went to break- ¬ ing1 first or nothingher heart was most strange I could fast Mrs Snyder was not nearly so What a foolish fellow you are not shake off the depression The dark- ¬ talkative as during former meals In You make me feel quite hurt at your ness of the attic deepened it deed she appeared rather glum The - the stairway when sounds reached my ear which caused me to pause and listen a series of raps alternating with a rasping noise but so feeble and indis tinct that I was unable to form an opin- ¬ ion of the cause All I could determine was that they seemed to come from ¬ I was about to retrace my steps to reason of the old widows taciturn man ¬ - above A loose shingle or piece of timber rattling in the wind would have made a dull heavy sound while the gentle raps I heard had a clear mellow ring like that produced by the vibrations of a tuning fork After lighting all the matches I had with me and making as thorough an examination of the roof as the brief flickering lights would allow I groped ner was soon explained After pouring my coffee she watched me in silence for some itme But si- ¬ lence was not the widows forte and as I was busy with my own speculations she was compelled to begin I guess you tont like my cookinY he said Indeed quantity K rYr- is i 3 thoughts in the few sentences I caught rVWWftwumYfWmvftmYkwwwuw that I was glad to escape her The evening shadows were settling over the valley and the moon was risCLEW BY WIRE ing in splendor Or An Interrupted Current Leisurely I tramped to and fro giving up my thoughts undisturbed to the pleasant realization of new found hapBY HOWARD M- - YOST piness and t anticipations of future Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co joy in the constant companionship of VAWtfWAWAVAVMmWWWMW my sweetheart The cigar finished I repaired to my room with the intention of reading CHAPTER Vm Continued When we arrived at the cross roads But the evening was so fine that I soon Florence insisted on riding her horse blew out the light and sat down by the window the rest of the way to her home Then I remembered how On rising A thought occurred to me after I had assisted her to remount I laid my hand from the same chair the evening be- ¬ a on the bridle to restrain her going - foreme tall white specter had confronted This recollection coming to Do you mind if I ask you a quesme suddenly in the midst of happy tion I inquired thoughts caused me to glance someAssuredly not winThen tell me do you see much of what nervously toward the closed Horace Jackson Has he asked you to dow opposite I could see a faint image of myself marry him swaying to and fro in unison with the Yes he has asked me to marry him In- ¬ motion of the rocking chair in which she replied drooping her head deed there is a compact between us I was seated Directly underneath was the cellar about it whose solid walls defying investigation Oh Yes Now please do not be foolish of the interior had so impressed the old Sarah with an and feel badly over it But I have prom- ¬ nurse Sonntag who unreasonable fear Even from his vocation ised Mr Jackson that I will marry him was accustomed to hold himself well in if the robbery can be traced to you and hand against surprise had exhibited the stolen property or a portion of it profound amazement when informed he found in your possession- Why did you give of the circumstance Good heavens It was irritating to have thoughts him that promise concerning the mysteries which seemed Well he bothered me so lately that in gave him the promise to get rid of to aboundup the old homestead come I and play cross purposes crowding him His part of the compact is not to with the happy state at the meeting that mentionthe subject again until you are with Florence had induced shown to be the robber So you see how The mysteries had seemed trivial in absolutely safe I am in this the daytime had been wholly forgotten Does Jackson believe I am guilty in Florences society but now that I I asked was again alone and the night coming No he does not In his inmost heart on the thought of the cellar came back he does not And he used to affirm his to me tinged with a shadow of fear She belief in your innocence until And the voice the unearthly voice hesitated here and seemed reluctant to what was it proceed I waited in anxiety ana she Atfirstlhad felt a hope that the vague finally went on until lately he for account given by Mrs Snyder might some reason has changed his opinion have something of truth in it The un And it made me raveling of a chain of events which At least so he says angry when he told me that he had seemed to border on the supernatural Then it was I gave him the promise would be a new experience to me and How long is it since you discovered therefore furnish a diversion in the that he had changed quiet uneventful life I expected to lead About six weeks ago I have not in Nelsonville seen him since He and his father had But now I needed no such diversion a terrible quarrel that day and he has to lead my thoughts away from the rob not been here since then bery and its blighting effect upon my What reason did he give for now be life and honor I did not regard that I affair any longer as the one great barlieving I was the eruilty party asked rier which stood between me and happi- ¬ Oh he mumbled something about ness although the desire for exculpa ¬ discoveries recently made which would tion was keener than ever throw new light on the case I was sure of Florences love and Florence gazed earnestly into my trust but I could not wish her sweet face and she must have noticed the self linked forever to one over whose troubled expression upon it For she life a cloud of suspicion hung Her love leaned toward me and with great earn- ¬ was an inspiration an incentive under Nelson oh tell its influence I hoped to accomplish reestness exclaimed to do with it did sults which even the vast resources of me you had nothing you the bank had failed in Florence To devote all my thought all the Forgive me I know jou are hon- energy I possessed to this one end was est and true She laid her hand upon now my purpose That small mysteI will not wrong you by the rious events were arising with their at-¬ mine least doubt But Jackson seemed so tendant irritations threatening to di- ¬ confident There is no way by which vide the resources of my mind and a- seeming proof of the robbery could body which I desired concentrated to be shown against you is there one end filled me with impatience Good heavens how could there be Then too the certainty that Horace Oh I see it all I went Jackson seemed to feel that Florence exclaimed I bitterly Jackson has become on would be compelled to fulfill her promwealthy and is trying to ingratiate ise weighed heavily upon me Why himself with your father and under ¬ had Jackson changed his opinion re mine my reputation with you and so garding my innocence What devel- ¬ finally gain your hand opments had arisen which would throw listened to my incoherent new light on the case and make an inFlorence nocent man bear the consequences of a outburst with an amused smile Is he crime he knew nothing of Do you like Jackson at all agreeable to you I asked in jealousy Just before retiring it occurred to me The smile died from her face and her that the lights of Mr Morleys house eyes flashed with an angry fire might be seen from the attic window No indeed I detest the It seemed as though sleep would be Like him man I hate him This outburst made sweeter after a glimpse of those lights some of which were casting radiance me happy and I laughed merrily you to compel me to over Florences loved form It is not kind of But rememshow temper she said I left my room and quietly ascended provoked me to it It is not the stairs Arrived at the attic I ber sir you only for myself alone that I dislike him grouped my way to the small window but it seems to me that he is the cause through which I had gazed that morn ¬ of the change that has come over my ing I stood for a few minutes con- ¬ father lately Ever since that quarrel templating the lights of theMorley residence on the hill opposite father has been so different sympaA brisk breeze was piping down the 1n what respect I asked valley Through cracks and crevices thetically He seems terribly worried and it crept into the old attic with soft wail- ¬ ing and moaning There was homesick- ¬ anxious tones a It is probably business care There ness in the mournful spirits andthe sadde great en ness as though the of are very few men directing terprises who have not times of worry parted were sighing for a return to old and anxiety who have not financial familiar scenes What was there about my old place storms and the fear of wreck to face I added consolingly And as for the¬ that produced such a depressing effect quarrel with Jackson that was prob ¬ upon my spirits The happiest moments of life have a ably no more than a difference of opin ¬ methods Jack- slight shadow to them as though to ion regarding business son told me once he had business rela- ¬ warn us that all joy is fleeting Peronly this tions with your father and that is what haps it wasundefinable shadow which feeling of in will caused the makes me almost fearful that he security But there was a quality also gain you after all But I have promised you what snore which breathed of events to come of an vou ask I would not marry Mr dire import I seemed like the mariner of breakers Jackson even if I had never met you on a dark sea conscious which way to of ahead and knowing noij Florence said with a decided shake steer Even my dreams in the restless her head pre ¬ Unless it was proved I rohbed the slumber of the past night seemed monitions bank I suggested A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ toward the stairs Probably half the distance to the landing was passed when upon my ear fell the voice the unearthly voice the weird tones of which I had first heard in my room downstairs It could not possibly be heard up in the attic when speaking in my chamber So then it must have the faculty of being able to change from one apart- ¬ ment to another just as the whim seized it Like the voice which had sounded downstairs the tones were intermit- ¬ tent in the present instance they al-¬ ternated with the rappings After standing motionless with hear ing strained to the utmost I noticed that at no time did the voice and the rappings sound together The few detached words I distin ¬ guished had no possible reference to myself nevertheless the voice seemed to follow me I was unwilling to at- ¬ tribute the sounds to supernatural causes for I was not a believer in the supernatural It might be that the par- ¬ ties who had walled up the cellar found some of their plans whatever they may have been upset by my advent and had taken this way to frighten me and cause nry departure On second thought the idea did not appear tenable For if the purpose was to frighten me a fiercer and more ter rifying demonstration would be used Was there only one voice which in some way sounded both in my room and in the attic or were there various voices all over the place each independent of the other I hastened downstairs but when I reached my room no sounds were heard there While in my bedroom I had no way of knowing if the voice in the attic was still sounding The remainder of the evening I spent in rushing from my room to the attic and back again ar 1 quietly stealing through the vacant rooms in the hope of laying hold of some explanation of the strange voice I did hear it again in the attic but there was no sound in my room though I had immediately hastened there t Finally I gave up the quest for the time and thoroughly fatigued un dressed and went to bed My head had hardly touched the pil- ¬ low when the report of a pistol reached my ear The sound was muffled as though coming from a distant apartment Indeed it seemed to come from underneath as had the sound of the slamming door but yet not directly be neath it would undoubtedly have sounded much plainer had the shooting taken place in the walled up cellar ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ excellent cook The old womans face relaxed some- ¬ what under my praise Veil bud you tont come rite avay when id is retty she continued und I tought maybe you not like de cook- in I beg your pardon Mrs Snyder I did oversleep Ill be more punctual i I the proof lies in the find room for You are an do in future for she inquired Oh I was up rather late the even ¬ ing before J remarked indifferently for I knew questions relating to the So you schleep ofer yourself Yhat strange things which had come under her observation were trembling on her lips walled up cellar You remember our discovery of the wisdom of secrecy coming to mind She nodded and her old eyes bright ¬ ened expectantly It is advisable to keep the matter a secret You have not I continued mentioned it to anyone have jrou Ach no Sonntags suggestion regarding I continued Mr the quest Then please do not for the present She promised compliance with my re- ¬ As the cellar was the next mystery I determined to turn my attention to I went home immediately after finishing my breakfast harnessed the horse in the buggy and drove off toward Sarahs house If I had the necessary tools it would not be a difficult matter to cut the floor of my bedroom TO BE CONTINUED BEWARE THE TURN IN 1 HE ROAD If Tliere Was Another Error He Didnt Want It Corrected Phil Scott had bought a new black band for his Sunday hat making it after five years of service conspicuous by its newness and also adding to the dignity of this occasion when he was chief mourner in a procession in which his late wife Belinda was the central figure below my room There was no answering shot and no more unaccountable noises though I hearkened intently All through the night I lay vainly trying to find repose but sleep would not come I was resolved to leave no ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ to find in Nelsonville It was exasperating that besides be ¬ ing burdened with a load of guilt which rightf ullj belonged on other shoulders I should also be subjected to petty an- ¬ noyances which promised to make my stay in Nelsonville anything but peace- ¬ ful True I was my own master I could leave the old house on the mor ¬ row But to be utterly routed and driven from the field by a few harmless though inexplicable happenings was contrary to my nature Then too Florence how could I leave the place now that I had found my love abiding here When the first rosy tints of dawn showed in the east slumber closed my stone unturned to unravel these mysteries For the events trivial as they seemed and as they probably would prove when explained were certainly irritating and threatened wholly to de- ¬ stroy the rest and peace I had expected ¬ Phil had alwa3s asserted his right to be master in his own house Belinda had disputed this supremacy and the result had been a bitter warfare which was now settled by the demise of the weaker party Not that Belinda would for a moment have admitted that the phrase represented her but it was sup- ¬ posed that her ears were forever deaf to belligerent sounds Indeed Phils free- ¬ dom was already making its effects visi- ¬ ble in a jauntiness of step that was hardly in keeping with the services The procession was on foot and some of Phils old friends officiated in carry ¬ ing Belinda to her last resting place when as they came to a turn in the road the foremost one stumbled and dropped his end of the load and the next moment there was a crash n wreck and Belinda sitting up among the debris said sharply Couldnt wait till I was dead before you went to buryin me Phil Scott There was a wild scene of terror and confusion but Phil was the first one to recover from the shock and to assure Belinda of his joy that she had only been in a trance He also alluded feel ¬ ingly to the fortunate circumstance that one of the bearers had stumbled A year or so later Belinda whose tem- ¬ per had not been at all improved by her remarkable experience really died and this time Phil waited until there could be no doubt and then gathered the same friends under his roof for the final services As before Belinda was conveyed by hand but the bearers took particular pains to be surefooted As if this might not suffice when they reached the scene of their former mis ¬ hap Phil silently directed their atten- ¬ tion to a large sign nailed to a tree It read t BEWARE THE TURN IN THE ROAD Chicago Times Herald weary eyes As on the previous ¬ hour morning Mrs Snyder was compelled to arouse me iuv breakfast On the present occasion she announced rather testily tha t the morn ¬ ing meal had been waiting for over an investigations immediately and there ¬ fore after hastily dressing I walked all around the house keeping at such distance from it that every part of the I could not resist the desire to begin ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- roof could be seen There was a line of wire running along the side of the road which as I afterward ascertained belonged to a telephone circuit embracing half a dozen towns and villages in the vicin ity This wire crossed the roof of the house but was not fastened to it in any way swinging at least three feet clear of the ridge pole Within a few inches of the wire was a section of lightning rod The air was still and the wire hung motionless On the previous night a strong breeze had been blow ¬ ing as I remembered from the mourn ¬ ful cadences it produced up in the attic Here was one mystery which could be very reasonably explained The wind had swung the wire causing it to strike against the perpendicular portion of the lightning rod thereby causing the series of gentle vibratory raps I had Tlicir Opinion of Encli Other What Emerson and Buskin thought of each other comes out in their letters Buskin wrote Emerson came to my rooms a day or two ago I found his mind a total blank on matters of art and had a fearful sense of the whole being of him as a gentle cloud intangi ¬ ble Emerson said I had seen Bus kin at Oxford and had been charmed by his manner in the lecture room but in talking with him at his room I found myself wholly out of sympathy with Buskins views of life and the world I wonder such a genius can be possessed pyso black a devil I cannot but pardon him for a despondency so deep It is detestable in a man of such powers in a poet a seer such as he has been Chil dren are right with their everlasting ¬ ¬ hope -- heard Washington March 10 The follow ¬ London March The Daily ChronAn Advantnsrc icle in an editorial Thursday moriiing ing fourth class postmasters for Ken ¬ I envy her her complexion said on the Cuban situation describes Pres tucky were commissioned Wednesday Maud ident McEinleys actioa throughout Redgeville Boyle county J L Jarvis she freckles and tans so easily But the crisis as a model of statesman Mayking Letcher county James L replied Mamie ship It declares that the action of Policy Mount Eden Shelby county just it She can go to the sea ¬ the Washington government in con Wm H Hedden Iullit county G W Thats shore for a few days at the end of nection with the Maine disaster de- - Hardy Potters Fork Letcher ccunty Ilenry Potter the season and look exactly as if she serves the highest recognition Washing ¬ Old Dry Goods Merchant Dead had been away all summer Battlcshlp Oregon at San Francisco ton Star San Fkancisco March 10 The bat ¬ Lkxington Ky March 10 Kobert tleship Oregon the heaviest armored McMichal number of the state board Every man can tell about sorne ex vessel in the world arrived here Wed of equal zation and Lexingtons oii st perience he had on the train Washing nesday morning from Pugpt sound and dry goods m reliant dicu Wednesday ton Democrat morning of pneumonia aged 72 r is anchored in the harbor 10 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wrong Timon is always inevitably Fbankfoht March 4 Senate The follow ¬ ing bills were passed Thursday Allowing Havana March 10 The arrival building associations to create an indebtedness here of the Montgomery was very by borrowing money to meet certain obliga--tioto authorize trustees of graded schools quiet it being generally understood to levy an additional tax was amended on mo ¬ that she comes to replace the coat sur¬ as to the vey steamer Fern as quarters for Capt tion of Senator Voires so a vote require peo--p- le question to be submitted to of the Sigsbee and others and passed as amended allowing pay to jurors that are sworneven if they do not serve ¬ Commander Converse of the Mont day requiring when cities of the fourth gomery is a high authority on ex- ¬ a full wish to class extend plosives and his advice will be useful tion must be filed andtheir boundaries ainpeti ¬ property owners the to the court of inquiry into the loss of new territories summoned to appear appro priating 530000 for new sewerage system at the the Maine Lexington asylum to create a state dental After firing the usual salute and be ¬ re ¬ examiners bill ing saluted in return the Montgomery board ofnotice to be givenrepealing the act lien quiring before suit on a was moored in the principal harbor is filed was passed with an amendment allow¬ near the wreck of the Maine and in the ing the law to still apply to Louisville House Bills passed A resolution providing center of a circle of Spanish ships for firing 100 guns on March 4 in memory of Later in the day Commodore Converse Robert Emmett the Irish patriot to transfer received a press correspondent on Madisonville from the fifth to fourth class board the cruiser thpugh he had noth ¬ cities appropriating money to enlarge the ing to tell him beyond the facts al-¬ dining room and the electric plant at the ready sent He seemed satisfied to Frankfort penitentiary senatebybill changing the Third appellate district cutting out have a rest in Havana harbor for a Whitley county was passed enrolled and sent while as the cruiser has been very to the governor authorizing assessors to enter busy touching at some West Indian bonded warehouses to assess the contents Frankfobtj March 5 Senate Friday ports lately Senator McChord withdrew his appeal from1 Capt Sigsbee Lieut Commander the the chair on the bill Wainwright and Ensign Powelson will and decision ofthe bill from the McChord com- reported railroad occupy quarters on the Montgomery mittee with the expression of opinion that it the Fern leaving Havana Wednesday ought to pass over the governors veto The then afternoon The Montgomery is as question wasgovernorsput without debate ¬ susand the veto trim and neat as possible Nobody is tained bj a vote of 21 to was Bills 17 allowed on board without permission passed To require trust companies to report to but nobody is excluded if business or the secretary of state in the same way that banks now courtesy demands the admission of the delivering report to prevent railroads from visitor There is no intimation of or common to or receiving from other railroads carrier freight at less charges the length of the cruisers stay in it charges or receives from other common than car- ¬ this harbor any more than there riers for like service etc to regulate the prac ¬ tice of pharmacy in the state is any news of the dura ¬ porations from contributing to prohibit cor- ¬ tion of the sessions of the court of in ¬ campaign funds in election in any way to quiry here The court held its usual House The house refused to have the bill sessions Wednesday examining the prohibiting the reproduction of prize fights by divers Only the Spanish divers were pictures read a second time thus killing it at work and they were only occupied The resolution indorsing the action of Miss Christine Bradley in refusing to christen the part of the day battleship Kentucky with whisky or The wreckers are steadily removing champagne was adopted The Will ¬ the upper debris of the wreck some of iams bilL to prohibit the running of which will be dumped into the sea excursion trains on Sunday was killed Bills claims for supplies Other portions of the wreck are worth passed allowing certain 1891 to be litigated furnished state troops in saving to better secure a more speedy settlement of A further examination of the divers assigned estates and estates placed in the occupied the court of inquiry Wednes ¬ hands of receivers day The sessions were not long and Frankfort March 8 Senate The com- ¬ mittee amend it would be hard for any one not pos ment toan rules in the senate offered ancommit- ¬ ¬ the rules which give to said sessed of inside information to tell tee the power to report any bill for considera- ¬ what keeps the members here unless tion at any time and limiting debate to 30 min ¬ on The it be that they are waiting until the utes one any billintended resolution which lies¬ over day is divers are able to examine and report ing to prevent the passagetoofcut off filibuster- ¬ important measupon portions of the hull already en- ¬ ures the last few days of the session Bills gulfed in the harbor mud The Fern passed House bill abolishing the office of regis- ¬ ter of lands was passed by a vote of 28 to 2 to left for Key West Wednesday night amend the revenne law so that whisky shall Americans here are greatly pleased at be assessed for taxation for county and city the prompt action of congress in pass ¬ purposes providing a method for establish ¬ ing the defense bill every one regard ¬ ing free libraries in all towns and counties ing the appropriation as a wise measure that desire them House Bills passed To repeal the charters in time of peace corre- of all banks that do notaccept the ad valorem Henri Laine the American ¬ to prevent spondent has been expelled from the system of taxation trusts and to the forma protect the tion and operation of He left on the Plant line people from said trusts authorizing assessors island steamer Olivette at noon Wednesday to examine county clerks offices in order to assess There have been further arrests on escape all evidences of indebtedness that now taxation providing separate elections in charges of conspiracy towns of the fifth and sixth clashes for election Chicago March 10 The Chronicle of city officers giving sheriffs a longer time has this Wednesday from its Washing ¬ to collect taxes by making them payable March 1 authorizing the attorneys at the bar ton correspondent special judge in The report of the board of inquiry to select a in Louisville the the absence of the city judge senate resolution will be of the most startling character providing for a joint session on Thursd y tc President McKinley has read the testi- ¬ elect the prison commissioners was adopted mony of every important witness who Frankfort March 9 Senator Alexander testified before the board The report called up the resolution Tuesday morning ap ¬ will show that the Maine was blown propriating 1000 to be expended by the gov- ¬ properly observing the ceremonies at up through Spanish treachery The ernor in the launching of the battleship Ken ¬ tending ship had no sooner come to anchor in tucky and it was passed by a vote of 26 to 3 Havana harbor than a conspiracy was The Goebel bill to amend the law governing formed for its destruction Among the the state militia so that the governor may an attorney to collect Kentuckys war conspirators were Spanish officers and employagainst the United States government claim volunteers was passed yeas 21 nays 2 The Tracy The report will show that Spain is house bill requiring all railroads to responsible legally and morally When carry bicycles as baggage was passed The providing for monthly of the the report is made public President house bill court was passed The termsprovid ¬ quarterly bill McKinley will not demand indemnity ing for the operating expenses of the state He will simply transmit it to congress schools of reform and fixing the per capita of No report is the inmates at S75 passed yeas 26 nays 1 and war is sure follow to expected until the administration is The senate refusedto take up the bill to reduce 125 and thus killed ir asylum per capita ready to begin hostilities against Senator Hays bill to prevent road overseers Spain from employing their teams to work roads and allowing citizens to work out their taxes on thti roads was passed House Bills passed Providing for the ap- ¬ pointment of the police commissioners of New ¬ port Bellevue and Dagtonby the circuit judge instead of by the mayors of those cities to repeal the act prohibiting the sale of liquor in less quantity than 10 gallons in Morgan county repealing section 2C25 Kentucky statutes which provides that as soon as a minox woman marries her guardianship ceases Bills defeated Authorizing county judges of counties containing second class cities to appoint transcript clerks providing that the railroad commissioner should assess the franchise tax as well as the tangible property of all rail roads Frankfort March 10 Senate Bills passed To repeal the charter of the town o Bethlehem in Henry county to allow othe telegraph companies than the Western Union the right to put up wires along all railroad lines by condemnation proceedings house bill to prohibit the sale of cider or other intoxi ¬ cating beverages in local option districts MRS LILLIAN M N STEVENS to allow manufacturers of bottled goods New- - President of the Womans Christian to register their trade marks and pre ¬ vent other people from using the same bottles Temperance Union The committee on Kentucky statutes reported favorably the Shanks resolution providing for an appropriation of 1000 for Wm Overton and QUEEN VICTORIA J K Dixon who were injured in firing a can ¬ LConveys to the President Her Gratification non by order of the legislature last week The to at tlie Wise Course ursued in Relation house bill to require distillers in pay tax an ¬¬ nually on all whisky stored their wareto the Cuban and Spanish Question houses whether owned by them or not was re- ¬ Washington March 10 Much con- ¬ committed to give the distillers a chance to be jecture has been indulged in touching heard House The house adopted a resolution limit¬ the visit paid to the white house by the ing measure British ambassador The Washington ceptspeeches on any consent to 15 minutes ex- ¬ by unanimous The bill creating Post Thursday morning says on this an extra circuit judge for Jefferson county was passed Mr Haswell arose to a question of point Queen Victoria has through Sir privilege and asked what had caused printing option the Julian Pauncefote conveyed to Presi ¬ bill delayonein could tell the local friends No and the dent McKinley her gratification of the measure are up in arms over the delay at the wise and conservative The Humphreys bill fixing and prescribing that a ton of hemp wa3 iourse which he has thus far 2000 pounds shall be billlegalabolish the office of parsed The North to pursued in relation to the Cuban assistant sergeant of the court of appeals and Spanish situation She also ex- ¬ pas ed 63 to 6 Other bills passed Providing pressed to him her thorough sympathy that the ballots shall be preserved instead of with the efforts put forth by the destroyed to allow the children of slave mar ¬ United States to relieve suffering hu ¬ riages to inherit the property of their parents manity in Cuba with the hope that providing for one big monument on the Chiek amauga battlefield instead of six small ones these endeavors may be conducted to continuing the court of appeals stenographers two years longer a successful conclusion without war ns ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Wreck Portions of the Hull Already Engal fed in the Harbor Mud Detroit Free Press like Our Style 2few Kentucky Postmaster ¬ -- I 4- aaBBMttffiwi KI3AY 4 A NEIGH BOKIAr ARGUMENT Walter Chump in Up To MARCH Otherwise- 11 1898 i A oyal maKes the food pure wholesome and delicious T mm POWDER 1 1 Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK Jtf I If r H U U aa U II Seventeenth Year Established rlbu 1881 Published every Vuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP V Editors and Owners j BRUCE MILLER ssr Make all Checks Money Orders etc Payable to the order of Champ Miller ADVKRlfSlTHJ RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each Insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obltuaros cards of thanks calls on candi The Prison Bard dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line The Democratic joint caucus Special rates given for large advertise ments nnd vearly cards Wednesday night to nominate ¬ ¬ lu compliment to the marriage of Bill their Jones ud Mir indy Jenkins 011 Persimmon ttieuds and neighbors Ridge gave a charivari the night follow After the serenade iug the wedding the Joneses bade the crowd enter the During tht home and make merry evening a dispute aroe and a constable arrested several ot the guests said the Now Mrs Sidebottoui the court the next morning Judge in -- Tell the court about ihe ngnt replied Mrs Side- Whv Jeeltre bottom I never seed any tight Tell the court what happened at Bill Jones home last night Waal ye know J edge wenns hein neighbors of the Joneses and Jenkinses concluded ter serenade em Arter ttiet Jedge weuns were invited in the hons to eat ginger cake an drink cider Then ole one eyed Jake the fiddler commenced to play the wole coon dog tune an hollered out dote yer doe thet means swing yer partner Jedge Bout thet time Frogeye Watkins an Snipnose Jenkins got ter dispntin over a dance with Jemima Jones an Frogeve cracked Snipnoses head with an empty bottle Then Si Perkins hes a cousin nv Snipnoses yer know Jedge he whipped outten a knife an cut a slice Then Reuben outten Frogeyes face Bird whistle hes Frogeyes uncle yer know Jedge got mad and jerked outten a pistol an shot off Si Perkinses left ear Just then Bill Jones hes Jemimas brother yer know Jedge Bill he hauled down his rifle offen the hooks on the wall and lowed hed stop the hull Ill tell ve blamed shootin match thought ther wuz goin Jedge I kinder 0 I ter be a neighburly argument see any real I didnt slipped out fightin Jedge -- fat General Debility and LOSS of Flesh Scotts Emulsion nas been the standard remedy for nearly a quarter of a century Physicians readily admit that they obtain re- ¬ sults from it that they cannot get From anv other ilesh Iormlnp food o TUo monv rtfti i 4 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS i The Fover j lhe Joshua Siinpkiuts Company cai lying its own tn cini bceuery will prouuce ihe pastoral coined drama of j that name ut tne Puis opera houH to night The piece deals with country iiie and p ople thr e acts of the play bHug laid in oue of th many qu iutj villages of Veiuiont The second act 111 8 scen sj portrays Uuel Jo hs fir it f vlHt to v anmgtou Cu In the third act a SetlWJtioual 8HW mill effect is sh wu beiug nothing mon or le s than a complete saw mill in full operation J he shw i uiuuu up genuine mnier a genuine buzz paw and curs is through timber at lightning speed -1 tintrical luil Remarks In IF YOlf WANT TO PLOW FOR PROFIT YOU MUST USE THE j f to do what t i -- J J SCOTTS miWMVMmlaVMW does but they fail to perform It The pure Norwegian Cod liver Oil made mto a cream skill- EuHy blended with the Hypophos- phites of Lime and Soda which curin xw oww xr a ud makes this preparation an ideal one and checks the wasting tendency and the patient almost immediate ¬ wi Kl w w - J vxxxoo foremost comedian Mr NatC Goodwin comes to the Lexington op 1a House Weduesday eveuing rca 16th He win be Seen ln u Braud lljd dPble bih lhe SUeuC s David Gttrrick Beantif nl Maxil e Elliott will be seen with Mr Goodwin month play- - It is likely that unite a party of Parisians will to Lexiagton t0 see the perormttnie Africas uve EULLED Jl LU MM i Be ly commences to put on A dramatic rlnb was oiiranizd in flesh and gain a Strength Mayville Tuesday night wiih Miss Lida Rogers Lrebident and R L which surprises them The one piece point makes it the best and most economical plow on earth man and fish are on sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion See that the the wrapper 50c and 100 all druggists BOWNE Chemists New York SCOTT I ttoeflllich Secretary They Will betdn rehearsing Esmerelda tor an early production PVER 4000 plow has such a record SOLD OlSSTLy A called ¬ The Goebel Bill Passes By the aid of blind prejudice mis- ¬ taken party zeal and the domination of a detsrmined master the Goebel elec- ¬ tion bill the most undemocratic and tyrannical measure ever discussed by the Kenlucky L egislature passed the Senate and House yesterday over the Governors veto - Senator Bronston made a gallant fight against the bill but the odds were against him Gov Bradley in his veto held that the bill was impolitic revolu- ¬ tionary a ad unconstitutional and cited m my authorities St ate National and elementary to sustain his position He holds that the bill violates sections 6 27 285l 93 107 and 152 of the constitu- ¬ tion The Governor refers to section 55 to show that the bill cannot take effect until ninety days after adjournment without the approval of the Governor hence no commissioners can he elected by this session of the Legislature candi dates for Prison Commissioners under the Bronston prison bill was in session till midnight Colonel Henry George of Mayfield ex Warden of the Frankfort penitentiary Hon J M Richard ¬ son of Glasgow and Ed Finnell nomi of were Cynthiana nated Among the defeated candi- ¬ dates were Colonel John A Miles and Wm Cromwell of Frankfort B W Perry Lexington Capt T E Moore Paris Hon John G Draddy Newport Judge G B Swango Wolfe county T E Co wh 8 Shelby county T M Good ¬ night Mercer county Wm Ellis Henry county Every Democratic member of the General Assembly except Sen itor Bronston was present in person or else by proxy Two of the commissioners are to serve four years each and one is elected for a six year term The caucus nominees were elected at noon yesterday by the joint session ¬ The Dispatch Gets In Wrong 44Th8 The Louisville Disvatch says Courier Journals alarm bells at the i- The Spanish American Situation yesterday at Washington in the Spanish American situation though telegrams told of war preparations being made day and night in this country The report of the Board of Inquiry is expected in a few days as is President McKinleys message regarding Cuba Spain has bought three warships from Germany and large quantities of ammunition from Italy A message from Queen Victory con-¬ veys her approval of President McKin leys course and proposes an alliance be- ¬ tween England and the United States should the latter have war with a foreign nation On page two will be found two columns of war news and a picture of the cruiser Montgomery courthouses on Monday didnt alarm There were no startling developments anybody The Republicans and gold bugs concluded after the exposures in They the Dispatch not to ring them were atraid indignation meetings won Id indorse the Election bill as the oue held at Paris did 00 far as Paris is concerned the Dispatchs paragraph is far from being correct The alarm bell was rung by a silver Democrat at the instance of a Every man at the silver Democrat meeting was a silver Democrat and there was no indignation meeting The meeting was called by silver Democrats to denounce the Goebel election bill and the most prominent Bilver leaders in Bourbon were present Every one of persons present except three the voters and one non iesident were against the bill Two speeches were made in favor of the bill but resolutions Congressman Settles Speech against the bill were passed There Congressman Evan H3 Settle made a was not a gold bug or a Republican brilliant little speech under the two present Every man at the meeting minute rule Tuesday in the House when wno opposed the Goebel Bill voted for Bryan last year thd 50000000 appropriation was being debated He spoke eulogistically of the It is entirely appropriate that Mr Can- ¬ private character of the President He non should father the war appropriation said that he had told the Democrats of measure in congress What are can- ¬ Kentucky that he would support nons for anyhow if they are not useful McKinley in every good work he might for war purposes inaugurate and he was here now to re- ¬ The Richmond Register and Louis deem the pledge His only regret was vill Post have recently published a pict ¬ that the opportunity had not presented itself before for he thought the curtain ure anu sketch of Capt J D Feeney should be rung down on the horrible a prominent lodge man and respected drama which was being enacted off the citizen of Richmond who has been Chief of Police ot that city for eighteen Southern border of this country He paid a magnificent tribute to the Blue years Capt Feeney is the father of N Grass State and told in beautiful lan- ¬ Mr John Feeney of the L guage the part she had played in history Doings of The legislature His speech was applauded to the echo Wednesday he Governor returned to He said this might be a peace appropria tion and he would vote for it and he the Senate with his approval the bill would vote for it just as quick if it were appropriating 30000 for a sewerage system at the asylum at LexingtOD a war measure The bill has an emergency clause and the money will be available at once 1 A telegram from Fulton Ky states STOCK AND TURF NEWS that pretty Miss Beatrice Cunniugham of Cadiz is meeting with great success Of Stock Crop Ktc selling a Sles aud Transfers Nottjs book Pink Root Blossoms Turf which she wrote herself She gives a Warlock the well known sire of trot- ¬ ters wnich once sold for 15000 went kiss with each book for 230 at the Madison Square Gr Jen Lillian Russell according to rumor sale is considering a proposition to star Ossian Edwards sold a out thirty 33TE jointly with De Wolf Hopper next thousand pounds of tobacco iu Cinch season nati this week at an average of thirteen cents Anna Held triyels in the private car Plaudit is a 3 to 1 favorite in the Winter book on the Kentucky Dii y formerly owned byv Mrs Langtry and and Lieber Karl is second choice at 4 to 1 Herrman w Ed Simms Sacket is 25 to 1 Charlotte Behrens Mrs Robt Man J W Thomas Jr has sold at Cincinnati fourteen hogsheads of tob icco at tell died Tuesday at Port Huron Mich 20 to 1325 PirTH Clay n ld Dress Goods in all the new four hhds at 18 50 to 1225 Sun vVil dealer in Co s son sold thirteen hhdd at 1550 to 10 styles at Frank Furniture Window Shades Oil Forty dozen of eggs will bring more We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ Cloths Carpets Mattresses money than a load of hay which re your linen and put neck bands on Etc For first clas work Three first class quires a great deal of labor to produce pair Haggard Reed Daroers au work done strictly first- aud a good sized patch of ground to free tudy the grow besides lots of sweat Nrt door t0 Bourbon Bank - c18 Special attention New crop currents raisins citron ing and Repairing given to Undertak4nov tf egg question says an exchange Il aiucs piuiieo apxicuia uuminy oac Main Street - - - - Paris Ky No doubt the mistakes of your life meal rolled oats New Laundry Agency tl Newton Mitchell have been many but you will make no mistake if you send your soiled linen to Isg big have in Davis Thompson the school childrens shoes extra good values Bufciiuiiun ana solicit a share of tf Bourbon Steam Laundry the public patronage Work or orders for very little money Try them PARIS KY left at Clarke 402 MAIN ST Clays drug store wnl jRare Thompsc n Davis Jsqrig uver ueposiij5anKi juui3nK aucunuu worK Supplemental Bedford Genealogy 3 inline lui rtuu uenvereu promptly a icu rm t3 offering surprising bargains in mens Respectfully 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m Office hours and boys st j lish shoes The prices are Eds The Bourbon News 16ap tf Bruce Holla day Gentlemen right Please insert the followtf ing correction to t he recently published The NM MuvHsttTii Mutual life has Bedford history Snch correction j are paid t f it p up r valuable and this one has the true ir i ring since it is substantiated by dates holders hud to us pohcv hnlders and is Bedfords daughter fourth now holding tor them 180000000 nu Col nor f xcefs owr premium reueipts of over Susanna married Anthony Walke Walker aud his twelfth child Jeuuy or 20000000 tf Jane F not T married E oh raim Buul To Cure A Cold In One Day din In the court records ot Charl ne Co Va may be found the marriage Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ license He was surely married twice lets All druggists refund the money Mary Rogers Clay if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Bedford I have seen in the Courier y Journal of Jan 26 mention of the The Northwestern is carrying nearly Bedford family of Charlotte Co Va I 1000000 insurance on the lives of beg to correct a mistake Col Thomas Bedford married Bouibon Countys representative citi- ¬ 4 Drucilla Williamson of Charlotte Co zens Call on R P Dow Jr for My great grand father James Va particulars 26oc 8t Beuldin of Charlotte Co Va was oup o-C of the securities for the executors of his We are offering some choice ladies will Col Thomas Bedford and misses and childrens shoes at special Drucilla Williamson had a daughter prices Dont fail to take adyantage of Jane Flippin Bedford who was born Nov 3u 1770 in Charlotte Co Va the offer She died Jan 10 1855 Sho married Thompson Isgrig Davis Ephraim Bouldin son of James Bonldin and Sally Watkins of Charlotte Co Va TO Sept 3d 179 1 Ephraim Bouldin born 1704 Dtc 3d and died Nov 7 1816 leaving ten children I have the record of Jane Flippin Bed- ¬ OF ford and Ephraim Bouldin The r isto which the Expectant Mother is sue 1 Robert Ephraim Bouldin born exposed and the foreboding and June 15 1795 2 Stith Bouldin born dread with which she looks for- ¬ June 1st 1797 3 Margaret Bedford ward to the hour of womans Bouldin born May 14 X799 4 Sally 11 severest trial is appreciated by but Ann Watkins Boulden born April born 1801 5 Charles Bedford Bouldin few All effort should be made March 7 1803 6 Catherine Jane Boul ¬ to smooth these rugged places din born March 1 1805 7 Drucilla Ever brought to Paris The new in lifes pathway for her ere she Williamson Bouldin born March 1 1807 8 presses to her bosom her babe born Aug Elizabeth Weslev Bouldin 5 1809 9 Wm Warkics Boulden born Aug 19 1811 10 Mar tha Bedford Bouldin born Nov 29 of these plows in use in Bourbon and adjoining counties No other j -- R J NEELY -- ¬ GEO W IDA VIS Buk aod Bills Barber Shop I j I M H jL--Saai 1 DAILBYJwlwiir jjlca j I I t ¬ ¬ I AM NOW READY THE ¬ LINE SHOW THE MOST COMPLETE WALL PAPER BURLAP EFFECTS ¬ 1815 Awarded Ifligrhest Honors Worlds Fair Senator Alexanders resolution pro- ¬ viding for an appropriation of 1000 to be expended by the Governor for the launching of the battleship Kentucky was adopted yestrday by a vote of 26 to 3 in the Senate The resolution was re- ¬ ported to the House and will be passed there without opposition allays Nervousness and so assists Nature that the change goes for- ¬ ward in an easy manner without such violent protest in the way of Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy forebodings yield to cheerful and hopeful anticipations she passes through the ordeal quickly and without pain is left strong and vigorous and enabled to joyously perform the high and holy duties now devolved upon her Safety to life of both is assured by the use of Mothers Friend and the time of recovery shortened were my relations This record came from the bible of Wm Watkins Boul din grand son of James Bouldin and eon of Ephraim Bouldin who married Jane Flippin Bedford daughter of Col Thomas and Drucilla Williamson M 1637 11th Ave Col Thomas Bedford was married only once to Drucilla Williamson and not to Drucilla Spencer The Spencers are the newest and at the same time the most beautiful papers seen for years at a MEDIUM COST 1 am giving some very close estimates on contract work or PAPER ON THE WALL C Birmingham Ala FOR S 1S9S CBRPETS To match the papers t- - WASTED HOUSES REST CREAM f BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant A YEARS THE STANDARD Mr Norths bill to appropriate 500 to I know one lady the mark and preserve the graves of Con- ¬ children who suffered mother of three greatly in the federate soldiers slain at Perrvville was birth of each who obtained a bottle of Mothers Friend J of me before her passed by 76 to 4 yesterday fourth confinement and was relieved quickly and easily All agree that their The State Senate passed a hill requir- ¬ labor was shorter and less painful John x Polhill Macon Ga ing railroads to carry bicycles as bag gage -100 PES BOTTTJB at all Dru Stores or sent by jnail on recaiixt of price Haggard Reeds new laundry is BOOKS Containing invaluable of doing first class work Give us a call FRPC totrest to aU women information to will be sent do well to place them with me I can you desirable tenants secure I have had quite a number of applica- ¬ tions for houses in the past few days If you have a house for rent let me rent it for you Call at my office or notify me and I will call on you 3ST- - Parties who have houses for rent will J T HINTON Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings senu me your oia iurniiure to De repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnish ei complete Under aking in all its ranches Embalming scientifically attended to L 7 tr i At REAL ESTATE AGENT O TPXSIBCJHaE tf - Haggard Reed rntc any address upoa application Houses and Lands For Sale or Rent Louis- by Opp Conrt horsp np stairs ove sa THE BRADFIELO REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA ville btore CARRIAGES FOR HIRE t JJl Viol MMMIBBMWBBIMIWIIIIWI ---- 3SJ l3iw lii1miiiiwii mii iiiwn jiiiiwMiMwiwwww a n irn iti THE BOUiiBON NEW and Mrs William Jefferson 1881 Frazier of near Versailles celebrated Secnteenth Year Established their golden wedding anniversary Wed- ¬ Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as nesday Both were born in Anderson secoc iiss mall matter county Mr Frazier being twenty oue and his bride nineteen when they were married TELEPHONE NO 124 To morrow Rev and Mrs George S SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Savage of Winchester will celebrate I Payable in Advance their golden wedding They formerly S2 00 Sixmonths 8100 Oneyear lived at Millersburg Rev Savage being get a news costs you cant even CHARGE re ¬ President of the Female College at that port FROM A GUN FREE OF place Rev Savage is probably known Orders Etc in every town in Kentucky being the Checks Money Make all payable to the order of Champ MIMKR Kentucky agent for ihe American Bible -- FR1AY MARCH NUPTIAL KNOTS 11 1898 5 Br 60nB9H IEIL Golden Wedding Celebrations PERSONAL MENTION Mr tives in Carlisle goods and Society Our stock of dress Mr A Shire was in Cincinnati Ready mixed paints fifty different eral days this week ¬ silks is now complete We in shades at Borland Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The marriage Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Charlton Ashton and Miss Fannie THE NEWS MAN Armstrong of Flemingsburg were mar- ¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At ried Wednesday afternoon at Lexingtons Should be entirelj weather proof at this season It is false The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Stonewall Jackson Gay of Lexington Elsewhere and Miss Stella Cooper of Mt Sterling economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet clry and comfort- ¬ Mrs Chas Mehagen left yesterday were married yesterday at the home of ableyou cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale ofor Chicago the brides parents Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and also Mens and Boys Miss Margaret Ingels has returned The wash goods stock carried to Lexington Co is not surpassed Shoes at low down prices Our January invoice revealed that we Mrs Robt Ferguson was in Lexing ¬ by Frank by any in the state To see is to have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your advan- ¬ ton yesterday Miss Lucy Johnson is visiting rela be convinced tage it you will call immediately f YOUR SHOES 1 sev- ¬ Supply yourself with tnware and granite ware at Ed Hutchcrafts closing out sale vite inspection Sauers tf FRANK CO Spears Lexing¬ One Bullet Shoots Two Boys PdtOlas at McDermott moved to 38 Headley avenue Mrs Joe Brock and family have the L Wednesday afternoon while a crowd of small boys were playing ball near N passenger depot twelve-year-old ton for Portsmouth Ohio to teach ing school A choir of young boys and girls has heen organized for St Peters Episcopal Church iu this city to Monday night there had been eighteen additions to Rev Joe Hoppers meeting at Richmond TJp Mrs W A Johnson left yesterday a cook- ¬ from the Jack town precinct to the Bogie place near Paris Silas Yager and familv have moved of good M Will sell very cheap Joe Tal son of Dick bott the Talbott amused himself with fooling with a pistol The weapon was acci dentally discharged and the bullet took the end off our of Joes fingers and finally took effect in the fore arm of son of Harry Hill the twelve-year-olofficer George M Hill causing a pain ful flesh wound Talbott was so excited that he threw the pistol in a branch Atmores plum pudding large size 28 Ark cents at Ed Hntchcrafts d ¬ ¬ Ed F Hutchcraft was iu Cincinnati yesterday on business Mis Henry Casey was a visitor in Lexington Wednesday Miss Mattie Yarden has returned from a short visit in Lexington Circuit Clerk Chas Butler was a visitor in Lexington Wednesday Mrs Robt Goggin was the guest of relatives in Cynthiana Wednesday Mrs Sallie Pnllen is visiting her sister Mrs R S Stark in Midway Mr Chas Friend has returned from a visit in Ohio and West Virginia Dr D D Eads and wife left yesterday for a fortnights stay at Hot Springs Davis Thomson Isgrig i Northern McDermott seed Irish potatoes at Speara tf OBITUARY Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Robert McMichael aged 72 one of Lexingtons oldest dry goods merchants ISTcrw having embarked in the basiness there forty three years ago died of pneumonia Wednesoay He was a member of the State Board of Equalization a director in the Fayette National Bank and an elder in the Broadway Christian Church ¬ On Sale FOR THE SPRING ¬ For Sale Pair W In- ¬ bicycle tires quire at The News office New ideas in wall paper come in and see the pretty decoiations Sauer Borland tf The Quaker Medicine Company is playing a week at Cvnthiana company has two Vass bands The tives in this citv that he is having pleasant stay at Monte Carlo -- Riley Grannon writes to his - rela- ¬ a greyhound pups For Sale Several thorongh bred Joe Elgin Paris Ky Joe Smith of Newtown has bought the Henry Funk farm containing 140 acres near Old Union at 6350 per acre bon Banks new building on corner of Main and Fifth streets is progressing Work on the foundation of the Bour- ¬ rapidly land Sauers Attorneys S B Rogers and John Bulbs For Sale burning of some trash on the The Williams were in Lexington on legal Babbets lye 7 cents a can at Ed farm of John White caused an alarm 40 cents per business Wednesday 500 Excelsior bulb Hntchcrafts closing out sale to be sent in at seven oclock last night dozen Misses Ellen Howse and Dee 200 Gladiolas 50 cpnts per dozen from box 42 Landr eotS garden seeds 25 cents each Dudley of Carlisle were two attractive Lilium Auratum Spears tf McDermott An elegant line of derby and Alpine Lilliuin Rnbrum 25 cen 8 each visitors in the city yesterday t Hon W C Owens of Georgetown BIRTHS was in the city Tuesday on legal busi- ¬ The ladies of the Second Presbj terian ness The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women H A Power who has been ill engaged Prof Frank Slade Mr Church have To the wifft of E D Brown of Olver to give an organ recital at their for several wpeks is able to be out The admission again Hutchison a daughter on Tnesday church Tuesday night fee will ba only twenty five cents and Editor Desha Breckinridge of the ¬ Taffeta silks in all colors for this should insure a very large attend- Lexinghon Herald was in the city yesto the terday iinings ance The proceeds will be added skirts and waists at evening of church repairing fund An Gos Mrs B Mann and children return Frank pleasure is promised to all who may at- ¬ ed yesterday from a short stay in Cin- ¬ tend The program will inclade Prof cinnati WHEEL NOTES Olvers numbers and solos by talented Miss Iva Perry left yesterday for a Lines About Devotees Of Paris vocalists The Wheel At Scott visit to friends at Donerail Home And Elsewhere A new line of string ties hand bows county The fine weather enjoyed for the past tecks and puffs at 25 50 and 75 cents at guest of week has caused the bicycle fever to Miss Carrie Wilson is the tf Price Cos clothiers Misses Florence and Bessie Wilson in take a fresh hold on the public The Midway indications are that the wheel will be The Bullet Glanced Off Mrs John Bowen and son have re- ¬ more popular this year than ever The proverbial thickness of a colored turned from a visit to relatives in George D Mitchell has bought a boys skull was again demonstrated iu Columbia Tenn Stearns wheel and has now become one Sidney this city Wednesday night Mrs Lazarus Price of Cincinnati of them bicycle fellers Brown was fooling with a pistol on James Ingels a promising racing man Eightli street when the weapon was formerly of this city is the gnest of her will ride a Rambler racer this year discharged accidentally the bullet strik- son Mr Isaac Price Dr F M Faries was called to Mid ¬ Ed Myalls mount will be a Rambler ing Hal Brooks on the head but of dletown Ohio Wednesday on business off Brook3 Was course the ball glanced Bicycle enamels all colors at Bor He will return to day not hurt Organ Kecital Tuesday Night ¬ ¬ q- New wash Dress Goods New French Organdies New French Ginghams Choice line of Domestic Ginghams The largest and cheapest line of Hamburgs and Laces of our di- ¬ Dont miss the at cost sale at Ed rect importation ever brought to this city Hutchcrafts New line of Silks for waists skirts linings etc jus received White Goods Picardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks ana Organdies elsewhere Give us a call and see what we will do for you before buying C3r PTTOISESH rjirmwic rMuinwii p- - CONDONS i close out all Winter goods during the next 30 days we will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost 0 Dress Goods formerly 75c and SI 00 per yard at 39c embracing fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcord diagonal gorges Table linens and napkins large variety at cost All our underwear at much less than cost - ¬ Penangs and percales formerly 8ic to close 4c per yard See our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth 25c Notions of every description less than cost 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for 18c Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c pei yard g cjihi from the cheapest to the best material in latest styles can be found tf at Price Cos reliable clothiers hats night at Lexington befcre the Womans Club He will read from his newest novel which has not yet been published Almost every paper in Kentucky pub lished last week that Col R T Ford of New York had bought Mr Sidney The News Clays farm at Escondida printed the item several months ago ¬ John Fox will giyp a reading Tuesday P l 3 ffV ¬ both colored who were arrested by Constable Joe Williams for stealing artjrles from Miller Wards residence were tried in Judge Purnells court on the charge of grand larceny and held over to Circuit Court F M Mitchell of Keokuk Iowa salesman for the J C Hubinger Bros Co manufacturers of Elastic Starch was in the city Wednesday and called a on The News and presented us with ¬ adverset of handsome pictures used in tising the Elastic Starch The executive committee of the Inter ¬ collegiate Oratorical Association has de con- ¬ cided to hold the annual oratorical test in Lexington on April 1st The committee passed a resolution thanking encourage ¬ Paris for the interest and ment she took in trying to secure the contest Alex Baipd formerly of this city writes that he is well pleased with his position as Pullman conductor He has lately been running between Cincinnati to and Memphis but has had runs Chicago St Louis Pittsburg Chattanooga Knoxville and other cites Alex makes one of the handsomest and best conductors in the Pullman service -Mr James Givens half brother of Col J G Craddock of the Kentuclcian mer- ¬ Cdizeiu and a former prosperous chant and banker here who lost his large fortune operating in St Louis real estate was taken to the Lexington asylum yesterday His only child a gifted music teacher was killed by falling from a horse near St Louis ome years ago and rhK with suit for against St Louis marble quarry going Givens bim in a dozu trials upsetMr mind He is in his eighty third year ¬ Alice Kennedy and Minnie Thomas I Money Fr The Cubans raised 3210 for the Cuban reconcentradoes Spears - The ladies of North Middletown have Get your onion sets of McDermott tfx Not content with having the best 2 has returned from a visit in Madison accompanied by and 3 a day hotel in America the W M Goodloe management of tue Palace Hote1 at her mother Mrs John D Harris Miss Minerva Reese will arrive to- Cincinnati has improved the seryice at Passing Of The Shakers day from Cynthiana to be the guest of that popular hostelry by the serving of an excellent six oclock dinner includ ¬ A public sale of the personal effects of the Misses Roberts on High street ing wine for fifty cents the Mercer county Society of Shakers The hotel Mrs J M Daniels formerly of this Pleasant Hill Wednesday was held at city is quite ill in Lexington Mrs W centrally located at Sixth and Vine Only about sixty members of the once streets is deservedly popular with Ken flourishing community now survive and S Ray went up to see her Wednesday tuckians 8mar 3t they are advanced in years Miss Eliza Cogar was recalled home New style in fancy and black Blue ribbon tobacco at 39 cents a from Indianapolis Tuesday on account of the illness of her mother Mrs Kitty hosiery for ladies and children pound at Ed Hutchcrafts Cogar at Frank Cos Mr Albert Hinton and Miss Mary SCINTILLATIONS Irvine Davis have gone to Frankfort to An Interesting Jumble Of News And be the guests of Hon J T Hinton for a Comment week at the Capital Hotel Georgetown wants standard time Miss Agnes Wynian a winsome The Salvation Army is enlivening young lady who has been the guest of Georgetown IN Miss Mabel Russell returned Wednes The Richmond Climax has a black egg day to her home in Aurora Ind which was laid by a white duck Gocd Mrs Newton Mitchell and son company had to hang Master Joe Mitchell arrived home yps An Uncle Tom up its jewelry to get out of Georgetown terday from a visit iu Woodford accom Sunday panied by Miss Kate Gay of Woodford ¬ The Madison Fiscal Court is negotiat- and Mrs Went worth of Missouri Save money by buying of ing the purchase of a rock crasher and Mr Harry Pulliam President of building machinery other road Louisville Baseball Club ann member BROS The brothers and sisters of Wallei of the Legislature from Louisville was Chenault have filed suit at Mt Sterling in the city Wednesday evening on a Bourbons Biggest Bargain tocoutest his will which gave all to his pleasure trip It is rumored that a Bringers Paris maid is the magnet which attractbrother Anderson Chenault 701 703 Main St The company which put the names of ed the magnate to the Bourbon capital Paris Ky delinquent debtors of Louisville on big WH Davis arrived boineWednesday been sued by Mrs Geo after playing exceedingly satisfactory wall posters has Bartman a victim for 5000 damages engagements with the Clay Clement The Mystic Midgets a juvenile fairy i Co and The Fast MailCo Mr Davis spectacle in two acts drew three large finished the season with the Fast Mail audiences at Georgetown this week and the management was so well pleased Richmond will have a similar perfo m with his work that he was offered an ance engagement for next season to create a ladies of a Mt Sterling church part in Lincoln J Garters new play The have claimed dates for an April Fool Mr Davis is beine warmlv ereeted hv That fit your feet at party a strawberry supper iu May aud his friends who are glad to learn of his j prices that will fit your court day dinners in Uctober and No- success in ine uramatic proiession the matter with Christ- ¬ vember Whats pocket books You can mas and New Year entertainments1 Wall paper to Buit your purse at buy a pair of shoes tf In a fit of jealoussy Lee Vanarsdale Borland Sauers from us at v manu- ¬ murdered Mary Harris his sweetheart Advertised LetterSList facturers prices if you Having no means of escape Louisville List of letters remaining unclaimed buy them now when cornered by a policeman he cut in Paria Ky postoffice March 11 1898 his throat and died almost instantly Butler lr R V Lewis Bessie Martin Mary B Five toll gates were destroyed and a Case Mr G L Cheshire Mattie Meser Greeffy bridge burned by raiders in Bath count Mills Lettie Tuesday night County Judge Ramsey Celine Win Childs Crrie Mit hell Miss Silvia declines to appoint guards because the Hrazier Mrs Martm Potts Mrs Bell provisions of the onstitution have iot Yea Verily Now Is Tlie Time Ray Miss Ida B r been complied with by the turnpike Gray Noah Roy Mrs Harriett companies HamilV bailie Small Mattie 2 appointed by Gov Haggard Sam 1 The Commissioners Snapp Mrs Alice Smith Mrs Maitha Bradley to arrange for the launching of Jackson Geo LanK Jme3 Smith Mrs Jennie the battleship Kentucky have decided to Taylor Louis m tn Wpwnnrr Nowh to thu lannchiuer Lewis Rev W A Watson W H on a special train which will leave Persons calling for aboye letters will The Louisville March 22 at 1 p to and his staff will go in full please say advertised Governor W m Davis P M uniform M 8 Lilium Album 25 ceuts each Caladiums 25 cents each Easter lilies in crocks ready to bloom C M Clay Jr mi niiAr ¬ WE HATE EEOEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK 8P IMPORTED SUITINGS MD TROIISERIIWS FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Centra Kentucky wheu quality ard style are considered We ask you to giv us a call BIG BARGAINS TODAY JFJTVJ7J IVXJDTir TTA T T4TTORK ¬ Clothing Dry Shoes Etc TWIN REMEMBER WE HAVE OUR SPRING GOODS and that we make a first class Suit cor 2000 ¬ OUR GUARANTEE We make every garment to order and do not send out any ready made clothing Every garment js handled only by first class tailors and is guaranteed to fit 9 I r tAAQqv t LAVIN HUKILL Central Hotel Building LOVE IS BLIND to all t j ¬ a -- 1 thfaults A of the loved one everything but untidy or soiled linen dainty won an draws the To look iminaculaet iine on that ly neat and presentable and have your collar aifforshirtirreproach C - V tc Rion Vi t rfttivnwflft COPV RiQnT Q9 able in color and finish bring it to k Clay The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 BUO Proprietor r S THE BOUKBON NEWS FEIDAT MARCH THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by 11 1898 THE FOODS WE EAT A NAMELESS GIRL It Try as I would I could find no patrcn saint in the calendar whq answered to that name tnd there was really no excuse for it br the negligence of the Johnson fam¬ ily to christen its children They be rtirred themselves early only in the c se of my elder sister who was named J aggie Even I the youngest of a batch of five never knew the second rhild a boy by any other name than Brother Then came Sis the third and Babe another boy and finally I the last of the Johnson brood It rang in my baby ears long before I Ichew what was meant I suppose that being the real baby it would have caused confusion in the household where there was already a Babe and so they substituted It for that was my title by right of succession I never knew my mother She died soon after I opened mj-- blue eyes to the world Perhaps if she had lived my nomenclature would not have been so slightingly treated Maggie the eld- ¬ est a quiet faithful girl took charge of us at mothers death Father was a teamster and away all day from the little family for whom he provided gen- ¬ erously out of his slender earnings He too called me It when he took me up in his lap and rubbed his harsh stubble beard over my baby cheeks or pinched my little fists with his big horny fingers Maggie gave me a moth ¬ ers care as she did the other children and T had realty no trouble about my incomplete name until I went to school for the first time asked the Your name is what teacher when my turn came in a long line stretching from the foot of her desk to the last bench in the room It Johnson I answered promptly It Johnson she repeated with a Little doubting shake of the head girl you must have forgotten your natne No I gasped for a lump in my almost choked me To be the throat first in the whole room who had any difficulty about her name was mortify ¬ ing even to a little Have you any brothers or sisters in this school Yes my big brother is in No 3 Go upstairs and bring him down to me I trundled off perplexed to find Up to the top floor I Brother climbed and soon espied him in a front seat of room No 3 the door of which stood wide open lie answered the summons of my vigorously beckoning finger and I confided to him the di ¬ lemma 1 was in about my name Well It he said you are in a bad fix You never had any other name But isnt your name Brother and nothing else No Ive been christened James be- ¬ sides James I queried I thought that was fathers name And its my name too James John- ¬ son Then for the first time I learned that Brothers name was James that Sis had been christened Cordelia and that Babe the infringer was Andrew in the baptismal record Only poor little slighted me was It and nothing more Brother made matters clear to the teacher and she laughingly inscribed the name of It Johnson upon the big roll book of the school I passed through my school days as Tt Then tired of book learning I went to work in a sh e fa ctory Broth ¬ er was a teamster now like father Sis was married and lived in the country Babe had run away to en ¬ list in the army and there was nobody at home but father and Maggie and me for James was boarding in another part of the city where most of his hauling had to be done I hadn t been in the factory long when that old phrase j oure it was revived on the vaudeville stage and of course the young men about the place teased me by applying it to me a real It an It from her birth to her sixteenth I WAS called fc I six-year-o- ld ill m i rt4 K He must have read it in my eyes foi his glances grew warm when he spok to me arid his hands often lingereG around mine as he placed the work in my outstretched arms The girls at mj table were all friendly but one Somehow a silent antagonism had sprung ttji from the first between Rosina Freoh and me Bosina was of Italian descent a buxom crimson cheeked girl with a voluptuous figure and a well poised vain little head She was of a quarrelsome and jealous disposition feared by the girls and relentlessly pursued by the young men with admiring glances impudent innuendoes in compliment to her beauty and invitations to all the parties in the cheap dancing halls of the town To all of these Bosina went and often more than once a week was she fined for being tardy the morning after She stood her punishment with a saucy smile for she knew her beau of the evening would make good her financial loss Aware of Mr Parkinsons hobby for promptness I had been invariably on time One night Maggie was taken ill I nursed her till daybreak Then I fell into a sound sleep at the foot of the bed and was awakened only by my sis ters anxious cry that it was long past rising time I hurried away without a morsel of breakfast and reached the factory just three minutes late Mr Parkinson stood at the desk noting my time My sister was ill all night I stam ¬ mered blushing to the roots of my hair He must have read in my eyes the peni- ¬ tence expressed for having crossed him in his efforts to promote promptness All right little girl he said with a kindly glance from his handsome brown eyes Ill forgive you this time As I turned to go to my place I saw Bosina at mj elbow She had heard the foremans remark An evil expression spread over her darkly beautiful coun- ¬ tenance All day she pursued me with her jealous grudging eyes At noon she held a confab with three of her staneh est admirers and their sneering faces bent upon me boded me no good Youd better go home earlier ad- ¬ vised Becky my particular chum Tell him that your sister is too sick to get supper and hurry away from here before closing time They mean mis- ¬ chief sure I dared not offend a sec- ¬ ond time by losing a quarter of an hour at the busiest season of the year so I staid until the gong announced the close of day Becky and I were not more than half a block from the shop when Bosina and her noisy escorts came toward us from the middle of the street There goes It Joe Parkinsons It Ill pay de fine There it goes And the rudest of the quartette picked up a handful of mud and plastered my back with it I turned to run back to ¬ ¬ KV lb 11 i M fl L YTflffTf1W1lllli JUST THREE MINUTES LATE WHAT RAILROADS SPEND TJney Arc the Great DlsbnrsIngAKeR cles of the Country The railroads of the United States ex- ¬ pend in a jrear a sum more than 100 000000 in excess of the total expendi- ¬ tures of the United States government and this computation does not include nearly 250000000 paid in the form of interest upon railroad bonds or guar ¬ anteed stock and from 80000000 to 100000000 paid in the form of divi ¬ dends to stockholders The railroads indeed are the great disbursing agen- ¬ cies of the country handling never less than 1000000000 in a year and disburs¬ ing it all or practically all for rail ¬ roads as a rule do not keep Jarge bank accounts and do practically a cash busi- ¬ ness turning money rapidly An estimate made by one of the scien- ¬ tific papers a short time ago gave as the average annual expense of American railroads in maintaining the condition of their roadbeds 75000000 besides 35000000 for the purchase of rails ties and sleepers and 15000000 for the construction of new bridges The rail- ¬ roads of the country spent last year for fences signboards signals and watch towers 3500000 and for printing and advertising 8500000 Very few persons have an accurate idea of the ex- tent to which railroad expenses are to be suDaiviaea supposing proDaoiy that the largest items of expenditure are for cars and engines fuel employes and terminals Such is the fact but there are other large items and one of the largest of these is the item of taxes Railroad corporations in the United States are heavily taxed and they pay collectively in a year it has 40000000 There is been estimated then another item which figures largely in all railroad accounts the item of legal expenses railroads being drawn into almost constant litigation and re quiring at all times the services of counsel It is estimated that expenses ol American railroads for professional jiegal services amount in a year to about 10000000 and this is of course ex ¬ clusive of the sums requisite to meet claims for personal injuries or damages to property Some of the large railroad companies expend as much as 250000 in a year for the settlement of such cases or the payment of judgments recovered This item of expense on all American railroads is ordinarily put at A serious accident about 5000000 may entail on a railroad company dam ¬ ages so large as to offset many months of profit and some railroads have been crippled for long periods by such cases There are in the United States 800000 railroad employes 100000 station men 35000 engineers 40000 firemen and helpers 25000 conductors and dispatch- ¬ ers G5000 trainmen 30000 machinists 100000 shopmen other than machinists 20000 telegraph operators and their helpers 45000 switchmen flagmen and watchmen and 175000 trackmen The daily pay roll on all American railroads combined officers and clerical staff in ¬ cluded amounts to about 2000000 a day N Y Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A WORD 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 neces- ¬ sity 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 flour 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- fn 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 book of receipts for all kinds of cookery which is specially valuable for use upon the trail or in the camp is published by the Royal Baking Powder Company of New York The receipts nlv this hrjvnrT ns rhfrs will Tint lrfon this climate Be sure that tne bac0 is sweet sound and thoroughly cured 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 tinder a special arrangement this book will be sent free to miners or others who may desire it We would recommend that every one going to the Klondike pro- ¬ cure a copy Address the Royal Baking Powder Co New York SNAKE CAUSED A WEDDING School Teachers Shriek Attracts Her A snake as a cause for a wedding patch is the remarkable circumstances in the MYSTERIES OF CIENEGA life of Mrs William A Furbish of St Louis She had a deadly fear of crawl ¬ Deserted Arizona Station the Scene of Future Husbands Attention Various Kinds and Wlmt They Are Severally Good For Nature supplies us with two com- ¬ plete foods milk and eggs which con- ¬ tain in the proper proportions all the necessary elements for the sustenance of our bodies As these are the only complete foods it is necessary in their absence to have mixed foods and it is in the mixing that mistakes occur because the fat forming muscle forming and other parts are taken in wrong proportions some in excess and others the reverse Left to his own taste prim- ¬ itive man invariably selects the best food This instinct however is defect- ¬ ive at the present day For children food rich in bone forming substances is necessary Among muscle forming foods the following are the best and most com- ¬ mon Oatmeal porridge with rich milk and whole meal bread buttered meat is a highly condensed food of this claes To men of sedentary occupations a free use of meal is injurious For men engaged at hard manual labor a generous meat diet is admirable Vegetables contain but little nour- ¬ ishment but are useful as blood purifiers and also supply bulk to the food Which is necessary to give the consumer satisfaction Milk should never be taken with meat because they are both rich in one substance Tea should not be taken with meat either because it renders the meat tough and indigesti- ¬ ble Beef ranks first as a muscle former and mutton next Pork makes a very digestible dish and fowl and bacon are a very useful and palatable dish Cereals enter largely into our diet and ar6 of much value because they supply food or starch as well as muscle food Potatoes provide little mitriment but with plentjr of milk which supplies the precise ingredients they lack a good diet is formed Sugar is well worthy of notice and the childs love of it is a perfectly healthy instinct and should always be gratified m reason Fruits are good blood purifiers and should be consid- ¬ ered as essentials rather than luxuries Beef tea contains scarcely any nutri- ¬ ment whatever and is almost purely a stimulant A dog fed on beef tea starved to death while another fed on refuse meat throve Tea injurious if taken in excess provides if taken in moderation a most refreshing drink Many scientists recommend its use about two hours before our principal meal and without food Coffee is a stimulant unlike all others in fact that it is followed by no reaction It stimulates the brain and is called an intellectual drink Cocoa deserves to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NONSENSE First Friend So he married in Sec- ¬ haste Did he repent atdeisure ond Friend No he repented in haste too Tit Bits Shop Walker She complains that you didnt show her common civility Shop Girl I showed her everything Tit Bits in my department sir In Dakota Visitor Are there many eastern people here to procure di- ¬ The Resident Oh yes vorces matrimony are away below bonds of par Puck I see that New Running No Risks York society women claim to be de- ¬ Yes but they scended from kings have taken good care to select kings that are very very dead Chicago Daily News Mr Youngbud Why so pensive I was just Mrs Youngbud dear to decide lovey which I would trying like you to rescue first in a shipwreck Philadel ¬ me or my dear little Fido phia North American Anxious Mother I think you There is should interfere Edward young Stumps sitting for the last half hour with Mabel holding her hand You know that hes not in a position to complacent marry Father True but let him hold her hand Mar tha it will keep her from the piano Tit Bits Connubial Cruelty Young Hus ¬ band Whats the matter Ethel Young Wife Nothing sir Nothing If you choose to cut the pages of tha magazines with the same old penknife you use to cut off the ends of your cigars with when I gave you a nice pearl handled paper cutter for a Christmas present its nothing to me Sobs Chicago Tribune A LITTLE ¬ ¬ I be classed as a food Pittsburgh Dis- ¬ - - WEIGHTY MAIL CLERK Hi the factory when out of the darkness the arm of a man shot squarely into my The foreman knocked him down whispered the excited Beck- - Im glad of it And we took to our heels and made good time in getting home As I crept into my bed that night the sweet thought that he had defended me kept me awake many hours When I slipped into dreamland at last it was with his face bending over me his lips whispering that he loved me me poor nameless insignificant It Next morning I hurried to thefac tory long before the opening hour to thank him for his gallant defense To my utter dismay a stranger was at his desk 1 gave him ray number and passed on Soon the other girls arrived in groups of two and three Their faces were grave and they seemed to discuss with subdued voices a calamitj What has happened I gasped filled with anxious foreboding Mr Parkinson has been arrested said Becky The blow he dealt the scapegrace who insulted me was more effective than he had meant The fel- ¬ low was tying unconscious at his home It was even feared that his injuries would result in death His two com- ¬ panions had sworn out a warrant against the foreman Neither they nor Rosina made their appearance at the shop that day Even now I cannot bear to dwell on the miserable days that followed Joe Parkinson languished in prison while the victim of his gallantry slowly re- ¬ covered I went to him with a breaking heart He stretched out his hands through the bars and drew me toward him ustil he kissed my forehead I was a woman at last and my cup of love and suffering was full I can bear it all little one he said manfully It was all for you He was acquitted at the trial On the daj- - of his release we were quietly mar ¬ ried and that night he left me to go to the iar west and commence life again It did not take him long to get a start and I soon joined Trim in the cozy little home he had prepared for me You he cried as in the days of old Only now he clasped me in his arms and kissed me Little wife he added Dear little wife And 1 was It no longerSt Louis Eepublic assailants face i vear Youre it they shouted as they came up with me in the street Youre it said their mischievous eyes as I entered th- shop and passed the fore man to go to my table The foreman was strict and permitted no noisy conduct inside the factory He was a - ¬ ¬ serious-- looking He called each girl by name as he par ¬ celed out the work and told her what to do Mollie Rosina Gertie Becky You he said when my turn Annie came Her name is It said a saucy miss who stood close by The foreman shot a forbidding glance at her then looked rather pityingly You he repeated meas ¬ upon me ure these vamps and make sure that they all tally with the sample And You I remained to Mr Joe Parkin ¬ son the fdreman for weeks and but man with a young face the mien of one beyond his years impressions of two shoes The impressions are as perfect as though made in plaster paris and were made by the shoes of a mail distributor who stood in f no enmo ennt dnr o fiar rntr fnf An years until his feet had worn through the boards The name of the man could not be learned as he has now left the post office in Baltimore He came there however about 45 years ago and soon afterward became a mail distributor He was compelled by the exigencies of the situation and on account of the pressure for space to have his pigeon- ¬ holes ranged about him in a semicircu- ¬ lar form He was all hedged in by the desks and so had neither the opportunity nor the inclination to move about much The man weighed when he entered the service about 200 pounds and as he got no exercise while in the office and little outside he increased in weight until it is said that he tipped the beam at 300 pounds He soon found that by standing in a particular spot with his heels about eight or ten inches apart and his toes turned well outward he could throw his mail into any of the pigeon holes desired with less effort than b3 step ¬ ping from side to side and practice made him perfect in this operation The planks are one inch thick ancf through one of them a hole is worn un ¬ derneath the ball of the foot just as though the plank was made of leather Washington Post ¬ postal museum at Washington an oddity composed of five planks from the flooring of the old Baltimore post office Imprinted in the wood are the Footprints Worn in the Floor Where He Stood Forty Years There has just been placed in the i ing things and this fear brought about her first meeting with her now wealthy husband He tells the story thus You may not believe it but I owe my wedded happiness to a snake and a dead snake at that One summer after noon years ago I was driving along a country road when a piercing shriek was followed by a general exodus of pupils from the doors of the little wood- ¬ en building I hastily sprang from my buggy and entered the school where I found the teacher as pretty a girl as I had ever laid eyes upon in a dead faint on the floor beside a desk the lid of which was open Inside the desk as I saw by a hasty glance was a snake dead but coiled up as if alive and ready for all sorts of funny business I picked the young woman up and car ried her out into the open air where she soon revived Then I took her home in my buggy and six months later we were married How did the snake come to be in the desk Why a couple of mischievous boy pupils eager for a holiday had killed it on their way to school and placed it there well knowing what the Those who can remember back to 1S72 and thereabouts in this part of the territory recall that Cienega station had a remarkably tragic history It was once the abode of a small though desperate band of cutthroats mainly the employes of the stage company who posed as honest hosts while operat ¬ ing a private graveyard for unfortunate which has clothed the name of Bender with its world wide terror and abhor- ¬ rence It was the most important sta- ¬ tion between Tucson and Silver City on the old Butterfield stage route that ran between San Diego and El Paso The tragic mysteries of Cienega sta- ¬ tion were never entirely cleared up for murders and robberies and hold ups followed so swiftly on the heels of each other that the real miscreants were never dealt with by the authorities That their crimes were avenged how- ¬ ever as crimes always are is shown in the Indian massacre which occurrffi there in the fall of 3873 One dark night the Apaches gathered in silence on the surrounding hills and at day ¬ break with a whoop and yell they rushed in on the little band at the sta- ¬ tion and massacred all If any escaped no one knows who it was or where he went and the presumption is that all were killed On a little knoll back of the station are the mounds of 38 un ¬ known graves marked by a single shaft that tells the work of the aveng- ¬ ers Most of the crimes perpetrated by the white men at Cienega were laid to the door of the Apaches and it was afterward found that moccasins were kept bj-- the robbers as part of their Bloody Robbers Operations travelers not unlike nor inferior to that consequences would be Before that lit- ¬ tle episode I never was much of an admirer of snakes but since then well I cant say that I feel so harshly months The factory hands still called me I was It at home to father and It Maggie But somehow there was nothing galling in it any more so long as Mr Parkinson refrained from using the family slight- I had always been a frail young gave me the lightest tasks Otherwise he showed me no favoritism I paid my fine when late the same as the rest and if I made a blunder I paid for the damage Withal I felt sure that Mr Joe Parkinson liked me the best of all and my little heart craving affection and only too ready to give it went out to him in the first flush or awakening womxnhood thing though not ill and the foreman Tired Byes People speak about their eyes being tired meaning that the retina or seeing portion of the eye is fatigued but such is not the case as the retina hardly ever gets tired Thie fatigue is in the inner and outer muscle attached to the eyeball and the muscle of accommoda- ¬ tion which surrounds the lens of the eye When a near object is to be looked at this muscle relaxes and allows the lens to thicken increasing its refrac- ¬ tive power The inner and outer muscles are used in covering the eve on the object to be looked at the inner one being especially used when a near object is looked at It is in the three muscles mentioned that the fatigue is felt and relief is secured temporarily by closing the eyes or gazing at far distant objects The usual indication of strain is a redness of the rim of the eyelid betokening a congested state of the inner surgace accompanied with some pain Sometimes this weariness indicates the need of glasses rightly adapted to the person and in other cases the true remedy is to massage the eye and its surroundings as far as may be with the hand wet in cold water N ¬ toward them INJURES THE TRADE A Texas Cotton Dealer Sent Poor Goods to Russia Vice and Acting Consul Smith at Moscow Russia has written to the state department in regard to certain shipments of cotton that have recently hpen made from the United States It appears that an importer in Moscow re ceived offers from a Texas dealer and after making inquiries from several banks in Texas and obtaining indorse- ¬ ments as to his correspondents reliability the Russian bought 200 bales of cotton paying for them in advance When the goods arrived it was found that instead of cotton the bales contained only wradding having almost no value and entailing a loss to the im-¬ porter of about 12000 rubles about 6 300 talcing the value of the paper ruble as 51 cents according to the statement of the United States director of the mint October 1 1897 if the gold ruble was meant the loss exceeded 9000 The Moscow dealer has brought the matter to the attention of the United States consul and intends to take legal proceedings against the exporter Mr Smith incloses samples of the cot- ¬ ton actually bought and of the goods received Attention is called to the matter because of the evident injury to United States trade in foreign countries resulting from shipment of goods which do not correspond to sample ¬ ¬ ¬ J Y Ledger highway paraphernalia The most widely known crime of the Cienega fiends was the capture of 75 000 en route from El Paso to San Diego in charge of a small government guard These were funds of the United States paymaster and the three men who at- ¬ tempted to convey them in abuckboard past Cienega station wrere murdered on the spot It was known that this crime was perpetrated by Americans disguised as Apaches At this time it was impossible for these Cienega Benders to get out of the country with their treasure so most of it was buried in secret Then came the Apache aveng-¬ ers Often since then idle prospectors have made vain searches for the hidden treasure Arizona Gazette Few Soldiers But Lots of Officers Lord Wolseley admits thajbjEngland cannot put two perfectly equipped army corps in the field Sir Charles Dilke thinks that she cannot put one in the field But whether she can put one or two there is no doxibt that on the active list we have seven feld marshals ind 223 other general officers and if we take the reserved and retired general officers we have 1529 That is if Sir An Enterprising Minister minister Charles Dilke is right we could furnish A Berrien county Mich discovered that his salary was not large a general officer for ever- 20 men we enough for the support of an increasing could put in the field London Satur family and having had some experi day Review ence in carpentering he began doing Jamaicas Life Plant odd jobs for his members His business There is a plant in Jamaica called the rapidly and soon he hung a sign life plant because it is almost imposgrew bearing the word carpenter in front sible to kill it or any portion of it of the parsonage But recently he be- When a leaf is cut off and hung up by thought himself of the coming spring a string it sends out white thread like and the early spring weddings and roots gathers moisture from the air added another word to the sign It now and begins to grow new leaves Chica Carpenter and Joiner go Inter Ocean reads ¬ ¬ ¬ Bridge of Sighs Before they could be tried and sen- ¬ tenced however it was indispensable that they should be prosecuted and the question arose how could an indictment be legally framed against them for kill ¬ ing pigeons which belonged to no one in particular and were only public property in the sense that they sub- ¬ sisted upon voluntary contributions of miscellaneous food This question was satisfactorily answered after the cul ¬ prits had been subjected to a certain amount of preventive detention by the municipality of Venice which came to the front as one man and claimed the feathered occupants of the piazzi as the property of the amphibious queen of the Adriatic The court of first in ¬ stance allowed the claim of the Vene ¬ tian common council and the ragamuf ¬ fins were duly fined and imprisoned but as we have already stated the pigeons case was reconsidered by tri ¬ bunals of still higher rank and has only just been definitely decided in their favor by the supreme court of ap¬ peal London Telegraph THE PIGEONS OF VENICE After Persecution the Birds Have Been Adopted by tlie City It is satisfactory to learn that the pigeons of the Piazzi di San Marco have at length secured a civic and social status of the utmost respectability in their native city Hitherto their rights and privileges though unreservedly recognized and acquiesced in by towns ¬ men and tourists alike were not firmly established upon any indisputable legal basis and had nothing more solid to stand upon than the unwritten statutes of ancient usages The drawbacks of a questionable tenure such as that which these interesting birds have ex- ¬ ercised in therpurlieus of St Marks ca ¬ thedral from time immemorial in vir¬ tue of tradition and sentiment have now been finally swept away at the cost of a few innocent lives the sacrifice of which recently gave rise to judicial in ¬ vestigations of a curiously elaborate and protracted character Figurative- ¬ ly speaking the pigeons of Venice have been to law in sheer self defense have carried their case with the aid of their best friends the Venetian municipal councilors through the Italian courts of three instances and are now legal ¬ ly guaranteed against molestation and want by a conclusive decision of the royal tribune of appeal which virtually acknowledges them as the adopted chil ¬ dren of the local mayor and corpora- ¬ tion and entitles them for evermore to the protection of the authorities who will henceforth stand to them in loco parentis One can scarcely conceive that such pretty harmless confiding creatures as the public pests of Venice should have been constrained by cruel per- ¬ secution to set the clumsy machinery of Italian law in motion in order to formally regulate their physical posi-¬ tion To such straits as these how- ¬ ever the pigeons of St Mark were re- ¬ duced by the savagery of the demon street boy whose ferocious vagaries are the terror of tame animals as well as of law abiding citizens in every great city of Christendom Not long ago some of these truculent little gamins were caught redhanded in the very act of slaying the unsuspicious birds that strut about the huge flagged square all day long preening themselves in the sunlight keeping a bright eye on the main chance and briskly expectant of the goods n gods provide which indeed seldom fail to satisfy their ex pectations The juvenile miscreants were promptly seized and hauled away by the executive to answer for their crimes before a Venetian tribunal It may be hoped that while they were in custody awaiting arraignment they were haunted by dread visions of Casa-¬ nova and Silvio Pellico shivering or sweltering sotto i piombi or of the damp dungeons far beneath the water level that are still accessible from the back of the ducal palace by the dismal i A t - fa w jh ¬ ¬ ¬ Blowing Out Rabbits English farmers who know against the law to use ferrets to it is out rabbits place in the burrow adrive¬ ber hose with a tin horn on the rub enc inserted Then they blow the horn and bunny comes nut in quick onj Argus orderAl - - - iijk iiY sjJttVi mtlxitikimc EmLJLs jfjl Hrf A - JE FyS MMiI TiUE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MAUCH 11 1898 FARM AND GARDEN MANAGEMENT Construction of XeHts Is a Most Im ¬ POULTRY AN OVERWORKED BRAIN 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 He was ambitious his mind was always on his work From early morn until late at night he continually pored ¬ 4 m 9 f lV IL Four Women Who Owe Their Present Happiness to Lydia E Iink-IMPROVING THE SOIL I see a great many ideas and theories hams Vegetable Compound Clover AVill Do It When All Other in our poultry and agricultural jour ¬ Means Have Failed nals in regard to poultry raising that Dear Mrs Pinkham When I wrote to you last June Clover succeeds well on all soils wheie are wrong and lead to unprofitable re- ¬ I was not able to do anything I suffered with back¬ there is sufficient moisture It grows sults The results of tried experiments over his books ache headache bearing down pains pains in my lower Burned the candle at both ends n the eastern and central states and are all right as the reader can draw Pew persons even with the strongest conlimbs and ached all through my body Menstruations as far north as Minnesota but succeeds his own conclusions but theory not stitutions can keep up under such a strain W 1 were very painful I I was almost a skeleton I fol- ¬ best on the heaxy clay lands and dark supported by practice will do harm In addition to his studies Mr Kemper jL A I lowed your advice and now am well and fleshy and able was teaching a school some- three soils of the south It also succeeds wrell A short time ago I saw an illustra ¬ his home Finally his estcessive miles from to do aU my own housework I took medicine from a du soils too poor to produce any other tion and description of nests which the exposure of going to und fromstudy and school in physician for over a year and it did not do me a particle 2rop of value On cold clay uplands it would without the least doubt create all kinds of weather undermined his health 3Ioney Wasted of good I would advise all suffering women to write succeeds well if the surplus water is re- ¬ the vice of egg eating in the winter He was taken to his bed with pneumonia Ethel The v sav it costs Perrv Van to Mrs Pinkham She will answer all letters promptly almost and his overworked moved by the drainage It grows most quarters of a poultry house These For several weeks hebrain seriouslycollapsed Noodle 810000 a year to live ill was and tell them how to cure those aches and pains so com- ¬ Penelope Dear me then what does he luxuriously in dark loamy soils with nests had one good feature and that Catarrh had taken root in his system and do it for Puck mon to women Mrs C LWinn Marquez Texas a gravel or sand drainage not too close was the ease with which they could his mind was in a delicate condition He I think it is my duty to write and let you know what was sent to Colorado where to the surface Still by artificial drain ¬ be cleaned Nests which are made in TOURIST SLEEPERS your medicine has done for me For two years I suffered he spent three months THROUGH age and the application of stable and little boxes on the floor in the cor- - ill U without receiving any bene- with female weakness bearing down pains headache barn yard manure it can be made to ht Then To Portland Ore forPuget Sound Business backache and too frequent occurrence of the menses f a noted tx produce a heavy crop on stiff clay lands lei vAv V JiW 3 x iA vl r I was always complaining My husband urged me to specialist via BurlinRton Route In any system of first class farming on fl V from CI eve- try your Vegetable Compound and I finally did I have Wednesdays from St Louis Thursdays soils that will produce grain crops reg ¬ land treated him ¬ taken three bottles and it has made me feel like a dif ¬ ularly it can be made to play an im-¬ w i t ho ut avail from Kansas City avia Denver scenic Col- ¬ person great feature ferent woman I advise every woman that suffers to and then a hospi- orado Salt Lake portant part and produce profitable success take your medicine and be cured Mrs Gjlbbett tal in Chicago was ally conducted Thetravel of the season A crops its successtui growth in the A Write L W northwest A tried but all abso for general G Lichty 612 S Prince St LancasterPa P A St Louis Mo west is onljT limited by the lack of mois ¬ I lutely without Wakeley D I had suffered for over two years with backache Finally benefit ture It is out of the question to grow Their Easy Time headache dizziness nervousness falling and ulceration his physician recit on soil too wet or too dry It can be No wonder said the Cornfed Philoso- ommended Dr of the womb leucorrhcea and about every ill a woman grown successfully in rotation with all that people lived so long in the old Williams Pink could have I had tried doctors but with no success iblical days They didnt know anything INTERIOR ARRANGEMENT Pills for Pale Peofarm crops and we doubt not with Over8iudu and it seemed as though death was the only relief Indianapolis Journal ple and from the abtfut bacteria many of the garden crops The part it ners and left open should be avoided forme After using five bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams first box he began to improve When takes In a rotation depends very much as the fowls will jump in and out quar- ¬ he had taken nine boxes he was completely Wanted Agrents to Sell Mnrat Hal Vegetable Compound and four packages of Sanative on the section of country in which it is rel break the eggs and learn the art cured HteadH Great Cuba Book This tamous blood and nerve Wash I am well Have had no more pain womb grown and the crop most in demand of egg eating and one hen will eat up medicine had accomplished what all his All about Cuba Spain and War great exactrouble backache or headache Mrs Claudia treatment failed to former I Halpin Cream Ridge N J Suffice it to say that we cannot get too the profits of a half dozen others An complishexpensive Kemper says his catarrh citement everyone buys it one agent sold 111 r Mr Eighty seven in one day much of it As a rule farmers are sat- ¬ egg eating hen may live off of you for has entirely left him he is strong again and 1300 in one hour 600 pages another made magnificent Before taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable isfied with too little The short est rota- ¬ years and you not know the difference weighs nine pounds more than he ever did illustrations photographs etc low price Compound I was afflicted with female complaints He gives the pills the entire credit He is we guarantee the most liberal terms freight tion profitable running through a unless you catch her in the act so that I could hardly walk My back ached terri starting teaching again and feels abundantly paid 20 days credit outfit free send 6 two series of years is one in which it occu- ¬ If you wish only to make one nest able to continue the work To prove that cent stamps to pav postage THE BIBLE bly in fact I ached all over Was not able to raise myself up some of the pies the land every third year Say in make it in a low open box then place the above is true in every respect Mr Kem- HOUSE tfM Dearborn St Chicago 111 time I had no appetite and was so nervous that I could hardly sleep I have per makes an affidavit as follows 3i rotation of corn wheat and clover or a larger box over it cutting a hole Subscribed and sworn to before me this The mind requires not like an earthen taken but two bottles of your Compound and feel like another person can now Df potatoes wheat and clover or of corn m the side for the hen to go in and the 10th day of September 1897 vessel to be kept full convenient food and eat and sleep to perfection in fact am perfectly well Mrs Sue McCullough rye and clover Where the hay crop is for convenience you may leave a loose R P WATT Notary Public ailment only will flame it We doubt if these pills have an equal in knowledge and an ardent with a desire of Adlai W Va a profitable one clover and timothy board on top and get the eggs out This love of truth all medicine can follow wheat In the first crop of makes a dark and warm nest espe- ¬ run the range ofdebilitated for building up a Plutarch LydlaEPinKliamsVegetaMeCompoatidWoniansRemedyforWomansIHs -system down and mm hay the clover will predominate the cially if you line it with straw If After six years suliering I was cured by second will be timothy in the main the vou want more than one nest make 8 Pisos Cure Marv Thomson 29 Ohio Xo Need for Grace AN EASY ONE Ave Allegheny Pa March 19 94 fertilizing benefits of the clover stimu ¬ A tiny girl of seven or thereabouts gave a dinner party the other day for which ZSot the Wny Husbands Langh When lating the timothy to a remarkable de- ¬ The speculators who bull the market 12 covers were laid and that number of gree It should be understood by farm ¬ with Their Wives often have to bear the losses Chicago small maidens sat down to dine It was a A woman of fashion in a checked dress Daily News ers that in our great farming area real little girls dinner and the little hostess and a great dahlia colored velvet hat acwhere mixed farming ds practiced that herself presided sitting at the head of the companied by a man in modish garments O F Ask you Grocer to day to stow you Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar re- table But she was anxious in looking forslover reaches the highest state of per-¬ W was tripping along Fifth avenue She was ward to it to do everything as it should be a package of GBAIN O the new food chatting with marked animation and he lieves whooping cough fection the second year after sowing was laughing flatteringly The attention of Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute done drink that takes the place of coffee Leaving it to occupy the land longer Mamma she asked shall we say the passers by was attracted by the happy The children may drink it without than this results in loss Very seldom 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 agreeis the thhd years crop as good as the injury as well as the adult All who Behind the pair chanced to walk a lassie iornial dinner and I think you need not do able politeness of demeanor Goethe the one yet living at home with mamma second Usually not much more than try it like it GKADT O has that and an older woman a friend of mamma one half as good aftentimes nearly a That meant one less ceremony to be gone rich seal brown of Mocha or Java The lassie spied the mondaine in checks and Dont bend Wait a little St THE NEST BOX COMPLETE through and was a relief but the little complete failure If there is a farmer dahlia velvet on ahead and puckered her Jacobs Oil will cure your lame back hut it is made from pure grains and lady was anxious to have all her small Oh I know that woman who grows wheat corn and timothy on them as shown in cuts Fig 1 is a brow saying guests understand So as they were the most delicate stomach receives it The man who regulates his wife generally gathered about the ittable she explained his land and thinks he cannot grow sectional view with a small platform have seen her often at Newport she is without distress the price of coffee dreadfully rich now Mamma says that this is such an inclover the best thing he can do is to at E This is essential as there should Mrs Morris Blankly I Remember she is has one daughter who in regulate him Chicago Record 15 cents and 25 cents per package fernal dinner that we need not have grace know why he cannot By his systemof be straw all around the nest in cold The friend of mamma was interested She to day N Y Times Sold by all grocers farming he or his progeny are sure to weather especially under it C repre- asked The Grip may intensify aches but And is the attentive man with Mrs St Jacobs Oil will alleviate come to want with the increasing pov- ¬ sents the hallway which is about eight Blankly her husband Tastes like Coffee It is his own most vigorous and noble acerty of the soil On such lands clover inches wide The partition at B the Looks like Coffee The lassie shrugged her shoulders and Lots of men mistake a coarse harsh voice tion that man feels within himself as it run to scorned the very idea will certainly thrive if the land is put width of nests AAA should Insist that y onr grocer gives youGKAIN 0 for a good bass voice Washington Demo were the very pulse of the divine energy Ridiculous George S Merriam Accept no imitation in proper mechanical condition It will the top the others only as high as fashioned thing she repliedyouYou dear old crat know that do work in impoving the soil that no the front The platform in front womens husbandsdont never laugh in that other known agency will accomplsh as should be twice the length of door D good natured way when they are with their wives N Y Press fl a well and perfectly John M Jamison Fijr 2 in Prairie Parmer The inside partitions should be loose The Light of the Future Hows This so that they can be taken out of the Why not be in ¬ We offer Hundred Dollars MODEL FARM GATE dependent through this door the for any caseOne Catarrh that can Reward drop door F and not be of own your own eggs can be gathered also The door cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure little gas plant Its Designer Calls It the Cheapest-a-nwhich will give F J Cheney Co Props Toledo0 F may be on the top or either side you six times Best of All We the undersigned have known I J more light than 1 inclose for the consideration of your The button G can be used to hold it Cheney for the last 15 years and believe ordinary pas or electric lichts sX readers a sketch of farm gate the up if on the side and leather hinges him perfectly honorable in all business one half the cost Applicable for can be used The nests should be tiansactions and financially able to carry lightest cheapest and best of all If use in churches any obligations made by their firm stores factories there is a weak spot in it I would like about one foot from the floor so that out residences and West Truax Wholesale Druggists Tocountry homes to have it located and if there is any the hens will not run in and out so ledo O Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla can be driven in or driven out Safer than ordi ¬ often I think this nest will keep eggs Walding Kinnan Wholesale Marvin way to make one with less lumber and nary gas or kero sene lamps Ap¬ drives disease out of the blood Many medicines suppress Toledo Ohio labor the man who knows the fact warmer in winter and prevent egg Druggists Catarrh Cure is taken internally proved by all Halls the Boards of disease cover it but dont cure it Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla prove his philanthropy by pub ¬ eating better than anything1 I ever acting directly upon the blood and mucous should li re Insurance UnderuTt ters lishing it Of course the gate can be tried Ohio Farmer surfaces of the system Price 75c per bot cures all diseases originating in impure blood by purifying throughout the United State tic Sold by all Druggists Testimonials inade as tall or as low as may be de- ¬ We wantahrst the blood itself Foul blood makes a foul body Make the free SUCCESSFUL FARMING class agent in ev ¬ sired by using many or few horizontal Halls Family Pills are the best ery town Writ blood pure and the body will be sound Through the blood bars Tn the sketch 1 have emplojed The Man AVlio Knows How to Save for prices and catalogue JEnd 1 by 4 inches and properly Win in the six which cut Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla cures eczema tetter boils eruptions Snursresting a Remedy TIIE XATIOXAIi ACKTYIKVK AS CO Successful farming consists in mak ¬ lllO llohawk BldR Cleveland O Mrs Jaggs Im at a loss to know what humors rheumatism and all scrofulous diseases ing the faim pay and it includes all the to do for my husband he suffers almost little odds and ends about the place continually from headaches Mrs Naggs Why Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla was recommended to me by my Economy is the first lesson for anybody suade him to resign dont 3011 try to per physician as a blood purifier When I began taking it I had to learn if he would succeed in his busi- ¬ Kesign trom what risings or boils all over my body but one bottle cured me I In- tlTim f Ua n1U f ness But economy does not imply any ¬ --Chi consider Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla the best blood medicine thing unreasonable The picking up cago Evening News made Bonner Cbaft Wesson Miss of a lost horseshoe a strap a bolt or To Cure a Coltl in One Day nut an ear of corn that fell from the wagon a fork full of hay that dropped Take Laxative ttromo Quinine Tablets A u from a load is a small matter but a druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25 LIGHT 1FARM GATE R0 HENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL thousand such items if put together A man who does not know how to learn ND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 156 PAGEr spaced make the gate just 5 feet high would amount tp a good deal and would from his mistakes turns the best schooILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FEEE and the calculation is based on that go a long way toward helping a man lmaster out of his life Henry Ward Beecher S3S mumber Six horizontal bars JL by 4 by out of trouble iKUlWlUl ftJ rUil uw To save is better than to earn To If he was a cripple from rheumatism he Hew Haven Gwtf 150 VlKCHESTCa AV2 22 feet two diagonal braces JL1 equals Isnt now St Jacobs Oil cured him utilize small things is better than to tgrfWriYWAWUWrYWsWam G 9 feet four upright braces 1 by 4 by azid latch 1 by 4 by 5 7 feet total strive for what is beyond our reach We wonder why preachers always pray amount of lumber 38 feet at 150 per The small farmer he who has a small longest when we are standing hundred costs 57 cents bolts and tract etf land may be just as independCold Stiff as a poker Use St Jacobs hinges 25 cents nails 5 cents hanging ent just as comfortable just as happ3 3 Best In the World for all Purposes Oil Limber as a whiplash Cured write to and quite as successful as the bonanza 5r and making two hours 20cents The Standard Scale total cost of gate 1Q7 This does not farmer who tills acres by the thousand and Supply Co THE MARKETS include posts as the are identical with A few acres well tilled with the many Xtd items Manufacturers FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS those used with other kinds of gates smallevery of convenience and use Cincinnati March 10 FITTSBUBGII Po farmer may have 3 85 3 In this locality two good black locust that will keep any reasonable as well as LIVE STOCK Cattlecommoiu 4 00 4 50 i J1 somining10 family in crrocer or naint dealer and do vour own kal Select butchers djosts of jproper size would cost about not T 11 J t C 25 5 75 CALiVES Fair to good light comfort This material is made on scientihc principles oy maenmery anu mmeu m each The one tovwhich 3 7 3 25 HOGS Common 20to25icents twenty four tints and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting A farmer who is out of debt and keeps 3 80 3 SO Mixed packers ifche gate is hung should be put at least 3 95 3 70 Light shippers that can possibly be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Water Allens Ulcerlne Salve Is the only sure cure in Qime Chronic the world 3 85 4 25 you cannot 3 ieet into the ground Gor Breeders out that cultivates his land well has a SHEEP Choice FOR m SEND materialSAMtMiE COLOR CARDS and if and we will ScrofulousforTJlcerwSores Ulcers Ulcers Ulcer Varicose White good garden for his wife has a well LAMBS Good to choice 5 00 5 50 Swelling Fever dealers let us know and all Old Sore Gaaetter from your local purchase this It 3 75 4 10 Winter uever fails Draws out all poison Saves expense and and vineyard no matter FLOUR Wheat familyred kept orchard put you in the way of obtaining it 97 GKAIN No 2 suffering Cures permanent Best salve for 15olI how small that raises some cattle some 95 No 3red IN0TES FOR SHEPHERDS Carbuncles Piles Salt Rheum Burna Cuts NEW YORK THE MURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON and all Fresh Wounda By mailsuall33c large Corn No 2 mixed 314 Sheep some hogs some poultry always ttfe Book free tJ 1 28 AXLN ME1ICIJ3 Oats No 2 3tyuwgpMWBw Sheejp fertilize the pastures CO St Paul Minn Sold uy Druggists 54 has fruit meat grain and vegetables in Rye No 2 9 25 9 00 Sheep are death to wild mustard plenty and to spare He does not want HAY Prime to choice pork uMks8cwiiwiiuMu4iituaKio aaa gilO 75 PROVISIONS Mess 10000Qj00O Enstem Australia has 5 02 the earth but he does want a good Lard Prime steam 23 E SELL DIRECT TO FARMERS 40e 10 11 Choice sluieja happy home and a good name for those BUTTER to choicedairy per ct on your FERTILIZERS Farmers Be Wise Deal With Us and Save 40 21 creamery Prime a Bui BuprA 3 25 Boitft ikeep a flock in unventilated to enjoy who come after him This is APPLES Per bbl 3 00 YOU SAVE SALESMANS EXPENSES AND AGENTS PROFIT 2 50 2 25 How t6 crow wheat nt lOo abu nndl bus oatsQiiaxisais successful farming Advocate and POTATOES Per bbl Acid Ammonia Actual Potash J 173 bus barley and 1C0O bus poatocs per acre ANALYSIS Phos cent per cent per cent CHICAGO per H2TSEB OUR URIiAT CATALOG UK mailed you The Alexino matures too slowly fara News with 11 trrnfc Need samples upon receipt of 22 to 25 to 5 Pure Eaw Bone Meal 22 00 per ton 5 00 4 80 FLOUR Winter patents y to 10 TIIIS XOTrCE and IO cintw In tanips profLtaLvleiinutton sheep 2 2 to 3 UO toS Pour Fold Fertilizer I 02J4 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red lb OO New Varieties of Potatoes iOHt SALZKIt SEKD CO IA IHOSSK Wis K5 8 to 10 Smoky Citv Fertiliser Kt02y 15 94 92 No 2 Chicago spring lto2K 20 OO The deonand for stock sheephasbeen A 9 to 10 Big Bonanza Fertilizer 2V to 34 Tn choosing varieties of potatoes foi CORN No 2 to 5 29kf 6 to 7 9 to 10 rery snocng this season 23 00 Potato Srifieial Fertilizer 34 to 41 OATS 26 spring planting it is advisable to select PORK No 2 Denison Carpet Stretcher and Tackerj 11 tola 4 3 to 4 to 5 21 OO Tobacco Special Fertiliser 10 50 10 25 Mess Secoiid jcowth clover lshighly irecom those that have been recently produced LARD Steam 13 to 15 4 to 5 18 00 Bone and Meat 15 17 5 5 enmg- 55asjg mended for Jambsaf ter weaning For samples and pampalet write WALKER STRATMAN CO Herrs Island Pittsburgh Pa from seed provided of course that NEW YORK nd Tacked - R arncAstetenu FROM AN UPRIGHT POSITION No ham4 80 5 25 When the jjrice of wool as high buy ¬ their quality and productiveness have FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red I 08 been tested and are generally known CORN No 2 mixed ers are very exacting as to quality TL ImAGENTSWAJITE Outfit 9100 Al stafcvles should The variety that is newly produced RYE 2 58 specialties DENISON MFfl CO Once in awhile the Warren O OATS 31 31J4 from seed is generally more vigorous PORK Mixedmess an extra and thorough cleaning have New 10 50 10 75 WELL DONE OUTLIVES DEATH 5 45 sheep accidentally get wiej take then than at is likely to be after a few LARD Western If SHINE YOUR MEMORY years Sound safe seed as low In prlco as ordinary seed ihe utmost pabos to Qsry them as soon iblicfht contest with potato bugs and the FLOUR FamilyBALTIMORE 4 40 4 70 GTe8TLsce3 s reliable Gregory specialties aro and rots wich all help to de GRAIN IF YOU USE prontable Catalogue Is free Established 43 years jus possible 1 OO1 1 00 Wheat No 2 potato vigor and JASItS J II GUEGOItY SON Marblehead Mors Southern Wheat 98 1 01 nothing else wiii likely crease is not advisable toproductiveness JJry feed and Corn Mixed 33 33U But it plant potatoes B Oats No 2 white ause sick sheep Before spring Oil however good which are very unlike 35 A WELL MACHINERY HorscSteam and Gasolines rower LOOKIBNTMAIf Tiffin Ohio Rye No 2 western 55Vi remedy is a CATTLE First quality 4 75 46b standard sorts and whose good quali- ¬ HOGS K Western 4 50 4 55 The ram is by no means a coward and ties are not generally known There myfMMzi KttlCTi i i S a Trl INDIANAPOLIS ive have seen one put up a successful is so mueb difference m potatoes that CURES WHEHE ALL ELSE FAILS GR AIN Wheat No 2 6 96 fight agiinst a dog Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good TJse the mere fact tliat a potato is a potato Corn No 2 mixed t 29K Pfl m time Sold bydrugRlats ewe to raise a lamb is not enough with most consumers to Oats No 2 mixed 28 To ccmpel the HklJS fefrJMHUgld fe secure a LOUISVILLE and grow a big fleece the same year market for it until after they FLOUR Winter patent 3 75 4 00 too much Wrk for her have given it a trial American Cul GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 1 00 A N K E 1699 Corn Mixed 3114 The breeding of lamb rams is a seri ¬ tivator Oats Mixed VYSIEA WRITJMG iO AaBVAJiTSS- 21 breeder and cus 3iis mistake W -- both h 10 00 Permanently cured by using DR WHITEHALLS RH MATIO CURE The Furest and the best Samplesent i pleuc stale batycta saw tlae A22il Dont crowd the sheep in the stables PORK Mess says a Jiockmaster Western FREE on mention of this publication xnt viu nixiicn Aui jaiuiiiuinE w soma uena inaiana j IARPSteam tom r tneit In thSs pane v t 5124 or there will be disease developed sure portant Consideration ¬ - 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 seedsmen in America growing grasses clovers and farm seeds and selling potatoes at 150 a barrel The editor urges you to try Salzers Northern grown seeds and to Sexd Tins Notice with 10 Cts ix Stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis for 11 new farm seed samples worth 1000 to get a start and their big catalogue ic 5 Pres MeKinley Vs Free Silver MES PINKHAM C0NQUEES BACKACHE I itrs ml x ft nl flip K v ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 4 T ¬ ¬ i Try Grain0 Try Orain0 ¬ ¬ S ¬ Fo2 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3A aAififiiiiiifaiiifQSftdiiQifliiiiil 3S ACETYLENE GAS wwbwytemG ¬ ¬ iarsaparilta ¬ x ¬ -- W Fresco Tints SI Calcimo WALLSiCE LIN 1 - -- Vi-- 2sftaSSSL i ni iimii SI wgw I w - J -- - -- -- fnmno-n9DBeta-B-B--9amm-- c VILL EGORYSEED al oHiaieiKeaBug-c-- ¬ 50ll KHiHHBBIIw SAPOLIO tllW f 3 fcLiffymraarrninffWMMi mt THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY RELIC OF PAST AGE MILLERSBURG Nmvs Notes Gathertui MARCH 11 1898 t A Century Old Newspaper That la R WE WILL GIVE 4 M F inarlcably Well Preserved In And About The i Miss Lucylee Allen visited in Carlisle in the shape of an Wednesday old newspaper probably one of the old ¬ Mr J G Smedley is in New Yoik est publications to be found in this buying Spring goods eountry It is The Virginia Gazette Mr Ben Best of Cincinnati visited and Alexandria Advertiser published in Alexandria The copy is dated Thurs relatives here this week day April 25 1793 The motto of the Mr Jas Linville of Versailles is paper which is printed under the title here visiting his parents isrHs follows Mr Yancy Ray and family will move O thou by whose almighty nod tho scale this week to Mason County Of empires rises or alternate falls fiend forth tho saving virtues round this landl Mr Jas Daugherty of Cynthiana There is no mention made of the visited friends here Monday names of tho publishers or editors but Miss Ruth Cox of Middletowu Ohio an advertisement which is inserted is the guest of Miss Blanch Darnell asks for rags old seines fishing nets There were over fifty movers passed and the like to be brought to the office through the Burg Monday and Tues ¬ eo that paper can be made from it day From this it would seem that the firm1 Mr T P Wadell and family went to manufactured its own paper a Mayslick yesterday to visit Airs Thos which form Mnteresting relic Ir Glenn Brown the architect has Rurxr 00 FOR THE OLDEST A GRAND C HaN CE FOR YOU After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of and now ¬ ieieway Piano All you have to do is to send us the following information on a postal card vix 1 Your name 2 3 Postoffice Location of your residence 4 Factory number of your piano address The number will be found stamped on the wrest 5 Paper in which plank near the tuning pins you saw this advertisement Clothing Overcoats Jackets Gapes Dress Goods Dry Goods In Cincinnati or vicinity towards the exchange of a new piano We make It will pny you to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock this remarkable offer as we want the in- ¬ strument for a special purpose FOR NINE DAYS ONLY and Overcoats Gapes Shoesc guch READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters email portion of the paper the adver- ¬ tisements covering a greater part is a dispatch dated London Feb 25 pre- ¬ vious giving an account of an insurrection in Ireland There are also publish ed Paine a reasons for preserving tho life of Louis Capet The plan of the new French constitution is given and a number of dispatches from Paris appear One of the most interesting advertisements in the paper is that of a lottery It states that it will be given by the commissioner appointed to prepare the public buildings etc within the city of Washington for the reception of congress and for their permanent residence after tho year 1800 Samuel Blodgett was the agent for the affair in this city The capital prize was a hotel with all furnishings valued at 50000 There were cash prizes of 25000 the whole amounting to 350000 The lottery by the way was never held as much opposition was doveloped against it Samuel Blodgett was the one whose heirs claimed a large portion of the national capital There are several advertisements for runaway slaves offering rewards of from G to 10 There is an offer of a reward of 40 which would seem large compared with those offered for the runaway slaves for eight bushels of clover seed stolen from Mount Vernon The advertisement goes on to state that the clover seed was stolen from the granary and is supposed to have been taken by negroes It is signed by An thony Whiting who was Washingtons ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ In the news columns but overseer i r LV There is an advertisement in the pa ¬ per of the celebrated horse Eclipse from which many of the thoroughbred horses of the present day have descended There is also an advertisement of the opening of the city tavern at the sign of the Bunch of Grapes by John Wise The statement is made that northern and southern mails will arrive at the office until Nov 1 on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 p m On one of the pages is a song com- ¬ posed for Lodge No 10 of Charles town commonly called Portobacco The paper consists of four pages of four columns each The size of the sheets is about 12 by 18 inches The paper wTas published Thursdays ef each week The ss were all like f 5s The - paper has been remarkably well preserved Washington Star ¬ I I j Miracles and Dilettantelsm He Pugin visited Sant Andrea della Fratte the scene of the miracu ¬ lous conversion of Abbe Ratisbonne the Jew Abbe Ratisbonne entered the church a Jew and came out a Christian having seen there he stated a vision of our Lady The story Pugin said after seeing the church is demonstrably false The man could not have said a prayer in such a hideous church Our Lady could not have chosen such a church for a vision The man could have had no piety in him to have staid in such a church at all The friend to whom his remarks were addressed replied As I heard the story Ratisbonne was not at the mo ¬ ment praying but thinking of the un ceuthness of the architecture of the place Pugins whole face changed Is that so Then he was a man of God He knew what true Christianity was though he was a Jew I honor him Our Lad would have come to him any- ¬ where The story is demonstrably true Life of Cardinal Wiseman by Wilfrid Ward Duck Ejrcs In an Albumen Factory Near Chingkiang China is a great albumen factory for the utilization of the duck eggs which are produced in that region in enormous quantities flocks of 4000 and 5000 ducks being by no means uncommon The eggs are broken at the rate of from 40000 to 60000 per day by women who separate ¬ The award of 25000 will be decided on April 15th 1898 from the applications Worth 16 and 18 for 9 days only 999 Frather sent to us before that time and the Worth 15 and 14 for 9 days only 7fi8 15 Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 Mclutyre McClintock shipped a car decision will be announced immediately Worth 12 and in for 9 days only 649 12 Ladies Jackets worth each 8 no now 300 of mixed stock to Cincinnati Wtdncs thereafter 8 and 6 for 9 days only 4 37 Worth day night S Ladies Jackets worth efich 600 now 275 5 and Worth 4 for 9 days only 319 7 Ladies Jackets worth each Miss Lannie Layson returned Tuesday 50O now 2 19 Co Worth 350 and 3 for 9 days odly 229 12 Ladies Capes worth each from a visit with relatives at Lair and 800 now 400 Cynthiana 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 121 123 W 4th St Cincinnati 200 Ladies Sailors Black and all colors 25c 11 Ladies Capes worth ech Mr O W Ingels went to Cincinnati 450 now 212 Tuesday to buy Spring goods for J G Worth 100 18 Ladies Capes worth each 300 now 168 Allen Co 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Land and a Living 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 now 99 Comforts worth 100 now 50c Darnaby of Lexington has Mr Allen Ladies Wool Hose now 10c been the guest of lady friends here for Are best and chpapest in the New South Rlankeis worth 100 now 50c Infants Wool Hose now 5c Easy terms Land 3 to o an acre several days Plaid Dress Goods 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton lu0 No and churches Good schools Banks Neal has accepted a positio blizzards No cold waves New illusCo in the dry trated paper Land and a Living with J G Allen 3 goods business 9 months for 10 cents in stamps W C Rinearson G- P A Queen Crescent Mrs Oscar Johnson and two children Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double returned Wednesday from a vieit with Route incinnati Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only 75c relatives at Muirs wngnts Celery Tea cures constipa- Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Ladies Shoes 200 for 9 days only 100 Mrs Roseberrv rlogers is the guest tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Mens Caps 19c worth double Ladies Shoes 300 for 9 days only 100 of her parents Mr and Mrs Joshua Mens Heavy Socks 5c wor h double Barton near town Ladies Shoes for 9 davs only 200 A Good Memory Wool Socks 12c worth double Mens Boots and Shoe- worth 400 now 200 C W Howard one of our most popu ¬ often saves money unci also good Health If lar grocerymen is in Cincinnati this you are troubled with constipation indiges Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 now 175 double week buying goods tion or any form of stomach trouble rememMen Boots and Shoes worth 300 now 150 ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Mr Forrest Biooks and family will Syrup Pepsin and health will oe restored to Mens Hunting Co its 75c worth double Mens Boots and Shoe wortn 20U now 125 liclo move this week from the McKee farm you SITrial sizes T Br doses 10c large size 50e Mens Suspenders 10c worth double Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 now 100 oks druggist Paris and 00 of W to the Yancy Ray pjoierty Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Ky ljaiwm 14 yds Mason ville Cotto a 8100 -Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double Mr Lucian Wheeler of Maysville 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton 100 HOW TO FIND OUT Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c worfcn double was the gurst of J H Curtis and fam- ¬ 2l yds Bleached Muslin 100 ily Wednesday and yesterday Filial bottle or common glass with urine hours a Millersburg people will do well to get and let it stand indicates an unhealthy sedi ¬ ment or settling con J T Hintons prices ou carpets wall dition of the Kidneys When urine stains linen it evidence of kidney pper and furniture before buying tf frequentisdesire to urinate or trouble Too Don t delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adver ¬ pain in the We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with Thos Triplett bought from J H back is also convincing proof lhat the kid ¬ tise prices You will surely get it as above stated neys and bladder are out of order every So and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed Thorn a handsome coach team for 300 WHAT The team wiJl be shipped to Dayton There is comfort in tho knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmeis Swamp Root Ohio the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish GOODS HAM- Before you buy your buggy see Ed in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of lie urinary Hull He is sole agent for the Dnuville sages It corrects inability tto hold urine pas Ky buggy and also handles other scalding pain in passing i or bad effect and following use of liquor wine or beer and overmakes 2t comes that unpleasant necessity of being None of the five recruits who left here compelled to get up many times during the night The the extraor last we k to join the U S army were dinaryto urinate-- wamp-Koot mild andsoon realized is effect of accepted Wait a few days boys you It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing ca es If you iied may have a chance yet a medicine you should have the best Sold Quarterly meeting will be held at the by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar have a pamphlet Methodic Church Saturday and Sunday You may free by sample bottle and The Paris both sent mail Mention bfRev Danl Robertson P E The KyNKWSnnd send your address to Dr Co Jiinghampion N Y The protracted meeting closed Monday night Kilmer 701 proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen KY on account of the illness of Rev Bntt uiuess of this oiler glsp lmo M H ONeal has moved into the MlcS LAURA WEISHAUF Hunt shop opposite the bank and still BLACK ¬ solicits your patronage He has on Of Murry Intl Recommends Wrights HOUSE ASD LOT M hand a full line of phaetons bougies and Celery Capsules SMITH SHOP FOR SALE carts Call before you buy elsewhere D Murry Iud Sept 17 1896 Mrs Elizabeth Power relict of Rev DESIRE to sell my house and ot Wr D Power aged 55 died suddenly at The Wright Medical Co with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati We have just opened up at the old her home here Wednesday morning ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Columbus Ohio Ohio stand of the Midland Coal Co Main She leaves three children Theodore Dear SikS Last spring 1 purchased ance in twelve months For further Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris St between 6th and 7th St and we are of Cincinnati and Misses Mattie and a particulars address or call on Wrights v Anna of this place She was a sister of L box ofDavenport Oelerj Capsules fnin TfSIBbALKNTOCKY aDd BENJ F SHARON U druggist Blnffton G W Mclntyre Mrs Shockley and 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky and used them tor stomach trouble TUESDAY March 8TH 1898 AT 11 ASD 12 CTS PER BUSHEL Mr Beeding The funeral will be held Ind which with I had been afflictea for more at the residence at ten oclock a m than 15 years Since returning every second Tuesday in each taking your Cap- ¬ to day by Rev W M Britt delivered Give us a trial Mr sules I have lost month TII23 all trace of pain and my Theodore rower and wife arrived from stomach is entirely well Optician La n d THE PARIS COAL CO I can eat any SlK3M3jOfl has been visitingm a n Cinciunati Wednesday NEW YORK WORLD this thing and can truthfully say that I have city regularly for over not felt better in years THRICE-A-WEEEDITION five years and has ad Yours Respectfully justed glasses to the carl Crawford alta Crawford Yesterdays Temperature 18 Pages a Week Mrs Lauka Weishauft eyes of the best people 15G Papers a Year Of Paris and Rourhnn The following is the temperature as Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 County and has proven himself comper box Send address on postal to the noted yesterday by A J Winters Co petent thorough reliable and honest Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for of this city You can get Landmans glasses from Published every Alternate Day except 7 a m 47i trial size free Clark Clays drug store between his Sunday 8 a m iy visits and when he makes his regular 9 a m 52 Edition of The visit he will examine your eyes thoroughThe Thrice-a-Wee- k 10 a m 57 New York World is first among all ly and make any change necessary to Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts 11 a m 19 weekly papers in size frequency of give satisfaction Examination free 12 in 62 References Drs W J Fithian publication and the freshness accuracy fifij 2 p m SSFJEt 3 Bowen and C contents It has all Eads Buck Fithian and variety of its 3 p in 66 the merits of a great 6 daily at the D Cram of Paris 4p m 68 the price of a dollar weekly Its politi5 p m 63 cal news is prompt complete accurate 7p m 50 and impartial as all its readers will tes- OT O tify It is against the monopolies and The pearl finish we give to collars and The Blnegrass Nurseries offer everv- for th people cuffs and shirts looks better and wears vraruen Lawn No world It prints the The use of the surgeons knife is be- having special news of all thefrom all Agents Vltuaiu longer than any other finish correspondence coming- so general resulting fatally Strawberry and general nursery cat-¬ globe It tf Bourbon Steam Laundry in such a large number of cases as to important news points on the stories by alogue on application to has brilliant illustrations occasion general alarm THE VERY BEST great authors a capital humor page H FHILLENME1ZER Mr William Walpole of Walshtown OLD RELIABLE PROMPT Oysters celery fresh cakes and South Dakota writes About complete markets departments for the Lexington Ky P AYING crackers nevr ooighuin molasses New three years ago there came under household and womens work and other Telephone 279 special departments of usual interest York cream cheese my left eye a little blotch about the We offer this unequaled newspaper tf Newton Mitchell size ef a small pea and The Bourbon News together one It grew rapidly and year for 225 FMffiFORT CISClfflATI RY shooting pains ran The regular subscription price of the in every direction Insure in the Northwestern to DR CALDWELLS iy5 In Effect March 1 1897 tot ft I I became alarmed two papers is 300 Ladies and Misses Jackets and Ernest Urchs ¬ Specials For Days - Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes K -- 40 - ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ SPECIAL J JST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE BURGS LACES Etc ¬ ¬ ¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN ST PARIS L H Landman M OPTICIAN s - I COAL aJ 1 B mi I ¬ K FOR ONE DOLLAR vOr ¬ CRAWFORD BROS si ¬ Too -- Mitfli Mlliu ¬ ¬ HINTON Agent PLANTS trees VINES Xlra 898 Fire Wind and Storm Insurance J 45S l ix i NON UNION 1 I C3fff day to morrow may be too late m y tho white from the yolk the former be-ing carefully cleaned and dried until Send your linen to Haggard they resemble fish glue when they are Reeds packed in 400 pound cases lined with Steam Laundry for a good finish tf zinc The yolks are passed through eieves into 25 gallon receptacles mixed with a salt and borax solution packed Wrights Celery Tea cures oonsi r tion sioic headaches 2re at tv in 500 pound barrels and used in Europe for preparing and dressing articles of euperior quality The albumen finds a ready market in England France and Germany for dyes for the best cotton goods Philadelphia Press Local State National -- m 11125am Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ ArrElkhorn ii35am 7llpm 1155am 725 pm cept Sunday other trains run daily We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Through Sleepers between Louisville Blatter by which we can erive c d bercav Lexington and New York without GEO B HARPER f Pliilndelnlifa Tnlro change Both Papers One Year for only year Daily and 225 For rates Sleeping Car reservations or Passenger Let me oil at Minute Regular Price Tor Both is 275 any information call on Insure 3our property against fire street We save 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