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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i V A i CHAMP MILLER ji sic mat m J g j -- sg Editors and Owners PRINTED BYSRY TUKS1 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBO IJIJU Jm IHJLI fJO KY T TODAY MARCH 15 1898 l i EWS m J- - -- i i J Established av m jweaggj iii ii FEB i 1881 m ujjvvjms mwuUifimssumifj1 imvnngag Ml K J HUIJILIIri mJJtWWtH-W-VJAAim-U- gfmjuuimiijujiijuniMmM Rates TiilLoulsvillo Ami New Orleans NO mium 1HJHHH iili 21 i News Note Gathered lu And AtioHt Tbe new goods are co mi no faster than caa b3 mentioned The Rum many deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have to go J Gr Allen visited in Sharpsburg tbat unheralded and unung We would cill jour particular attention Ito Friday our Wall Paper otock this season It is a suberb line exclusive John Peed visited relatives in Sharpspatterns original idea the designers are creators of styles not follow- bnrg Sunday ers New striking tasteful and prices that are below that demanded Mrs Robt Tarr visited friends in for inferior goods Just look over the line or such parts of it as will Carlisle yesterday interest you and we are sure vou will agree with us as to its merits Mr Jas F Wooluras visited friends ¬ Of Certain Novelties MlLLdRSBURG Tbf LotN railroad will sell rouud trip ticketsfto Louisville March 15th at one fare for the ronndltSvip on account of the Peoples PartoJConvention R R will sell round The tickMto New Orleans L i on May trip 7th SthTMna 9th good returning with- ¬ in fifUeuTflavs from date of sale account A nunal Siting B P 0 Elks at 2040 and 1G ljted to STYLISH VEHIOL stylish new 19 ¬ ¬ LpN I ave just received a well selected line of At 121 2e At in Ma sville Sunday Mrs Anna Mills of Louisville is the we show 50 patterns that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale guest of Mrs Sue Sandusky All shades all designs to suit any room from the attic to the cellar Conneli Bros have taken out saloon 7 license here for another year Catchy Frency florals and stripes in the new tones of grren red Forrest Brooks has moved into the and blue Speith property on Main street Mr David Dye of Mason visited A few special strips in sill effects with nd without frieze with relatives here Saturday and Sunday mouldings to match They hang as beautifully as a real silk fabric Miss Josephine Dorsey visited her At 5c each iifting sengers At l 2c 4t 10 c i direct connection at Cannon Ball train for New Orleans Members of the order and anyjmiers going can have sleeping car spacFeserved in advance by apply ing to thBEndersiaued F B Carr Agent Lagranglith Smake Paris at 1105 A M pas- ¬ Buggies Surreys Baroueles Phaetons and Road Wagons I can supply any need in the vehicle line on short notice and with jobs first class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em- ¬ ploy good workmen In soliciting your patron ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te 500 of ttiem now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale by IV 4 TUckets For The Launching parents at Carlisle Saturday and Sunday On acSnt of the launching of the New colors in ingrains with large floral borders and ceilings Mclntyre of Myers BattlesnjKentuuky at Newport Newp Miss Bettie 15c will attend the M F C this Va TmSariav March 24th at ten Station session The most exquisite line of English Chintz and floral designs n Chesapeake Ohio oclock Aremiant lot of Room Muildings at 2c per foot to close out1 Mr3 R M Shaw of Richmond was Ry wiljrcnbJl the trip tickets from rouud pattern Bring measure of room and get a chance at these thev wi the guest of V V Shaw and wife Lexiagtmf Winchester and Mt Stirling Friday only last a few days and corjaspondingly low rate- from all Central jKfentucky towns at 1200 for Mrs J H Fulton and son William went to Rooerrson yesterday to visit both trjups of Tuesday March 22d Tieketsmill oe good seven dtiys from relatives date of sale Misses Fannie and Nellie Mann of TraiuMeave Lexington at 1125 a m Paris were guests of Mrs W M Miller and 85CjBp m and arrive Newporr Carpets Furniture Wall Pape Saturday News 1Jeo h m and 550 p m next m Master Norvel ochrader of Falmouth day unmirHtMirrrirpfrLWjMrvg3MLjwJiiJuana iWthJEate 8 50 through for double is thp guest of Rev Danl Robertson berth gfeud in your names to under and family signed sconce for sleeping car space Editor Dnley of the Fleuiinesbnrg SpecialMtes at the hotels S7sZS- FMttVCN Times Democrat was here yesterd y to NSeo W Barney D P A visit relatives C t O Ry Lexington Ky Jeff T Vimont shipped two fine bred foi hounds Saturday to Jos Cregmyle T Ticrh rrvfirlp Vnrvlp TTni Rww nnsf at Poindexter 100 wjfil sell verj cheap Iuquire at Mr Jack Allen of Sharpsburg was Nliays office the gnest of relatives here from Friday The until yesterday WnBNgwe say that our work is better Miss Sue Bedford has returned from a visit with her sister Mrs Sallie Ad in quality and gives better satisfaction than arm hundry work m Paris we are dams at Atlanta simplylptating facts not our yerdict Miss Flora Hunter of Washington is alonedout that of our customers Ask Robt them and yon will see Better still the guest of her aunt Mrs Barnes near town give U8j trial bundle tt W Bourbon Steam Laundry E P Clarke sold in Cincinnati the tobacco crop of Frank Tammie at an average of 14 cents TnElfiNorthwesterns dividends tc Mr Robt McClelland of Mt Ster polic5Bplder8 MARY LEWIS wife of a promi ¬ are uneqnaled and to ling is the gnjst of his mother Mrs procuilel Northwestern dividends you MRS farmer and well known by all Martha McClelland old residents near Belmont N Y Rev W A Morrison of Nepton musticarEy Northwestern insurance tf writes For twenty seven years I had been rr T preached Sunday morning and night at a constant suffcrerfrom nervous prostra- ¬ rm i v i wi tion and paid Jargo sums of money for doc- ¬ j fa thQfChristian Church r wii tors andadvertised remedies without bene- ¬ Miss Bessie Purnell returned yesterfit Three years ago my condition was day from a visit to Maysville with alarming the least noise would startle and Mrs Jas Cnmmings unnerve me I was unable to sleep had a Perry Tucker has sold his pool tables number of sinking spells and slowly grew worse I began using Dr Miles Restorative and will go to St Louis this week to Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first make his future home the medicine seemed to have no effect but Mis Anna Conway and Mrs R B after taking a few bottles I began to notice Boulden returned Friday from a visit a change I rested better at night my appe- ¬ with Mrs John Morford in Cincinnati A tite began to improve and I rapidly grew S Coleman of Frankfort was better until now I am as nearly restored Dr J to health as one of my age may expect God John guest of his sister Mrs the Saturday till Mon bless DrMilesNervine Jameson Sr from Dr Miles Remedies day are sold by all drug- ¬ T E Savage went to Winchester Miles gists under a positive Saturday to attend the golden wedding Nerving guarantee first bottle of his relatives Rev and Mrs Geo S benefits or money re ¬ Restores Savage funded Book on dis- ares of the heart and Mr J H Cowbivy of Kansas i serves free Address here locking lui a car load of hois s a u JU h in DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind jacks He has shipped several loads 6 thebyWorld here from ifor 14 years this shoe merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 8350 Prof C C Fisher of the M F C 400 and 500 NORTH MIDDLETOWN are the held quarterly meeting at Carlisle Sat- ¬ shoes the best productions of skilled workmen from material possible at these prices Also 3350 and SSOO shoes for men 250 urday and Sunday for Rev Danl Robluterestsnj larajtph Gathered Uy A SSOO and S175 for boys and youths ertson P E W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed Seeial Scribe by over 1PO000 wearers as the best reMrs Wm Gill of Washington In 6tyle lit and durability of any John v Rogers newspaper and shoe ever offered at the prices turned home Saturday She has been They are made in all the latest mtrnzin a ncv which rerrpsrts shapes and styles and of every vari with ber sister Mrs Jas Arthur who ui 2 000 leading and 500 British ety of leather is some better If dealer cannot supply you write for cataGerman French Russian etc period ¬ logue to XV L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by icals will also rpcmv and renew sub ¬ Messrs Swift Champ and Kirtley J P KIELY tf scriptions ior The Bourbon News of The News were down Jameson on a tandem About a dozen Sanday Roxy Paris other wheplmen also visited thej XV S Anderson Burg Sunday REMEMBER TO CALL Mr Sam Proctor of near towu and Of Peck P O Ilke Co O Recommends AT Wright s Celery Capsules Miss Bettie Hamilton the handsome CO To the Wright Medical Co daughter of Wm Hamilton a well Columbus Ohio known farmer of near this place will be Gents I have purchased a box of Writjhts S Celerj Capsules from James T Bluser dru married to morrow gist Waverly O and us ed them forStomactr Trouble and Constipation I was uimbl to Mike Fitzgerald at the first gate on MUNSON Cutter JOE do anything for nearly two years I jsed th Maysville pike found a pocket book three boxeNoryour Celery Capsules ana they ON containing a small amount of money have cured me Kor the benefit of other so afflicted J wish to send this letter Owner can have same by proving propMARCH 12 15 AID 16 The only safe sure and erty Verv truly yours and paying for this advertisement W S Andehsom reliable Female PIXE old by all druggists at 50c and 1 per box ever offered to Ladies Addison Turner sold last week in Cin- ¬ Spud address on postal to the Wright Med especially recommend cinnati for the J W Payne estate 9 Co Columbus O for trial size free B ed to married Ladies housheads at 14 25 G hogsheads for Ask for DR IdOTTS PEWHYBOTAli PILXS and take no other John Caldwell at 12 cents and a total of way oena ior circular wrjrixc fiuu jyei hwai v ouu celebrated Globe X3M RAILROAD TIME CARD Cleveland Ohio 31 hogsheads at an average of 114 cents the prize cutter ot the at our store on the DR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO Tailoring Co will be following dates March 12 15 and 16 For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist K ft R L Mrs Dave Hood Mr and Mrs John with a magnificent line of imporfed Howe Mr and Mrs Henry Howe wooiens for Spring and Summer ARRIVAL OF TRAINS It Chas Howe Miss Mattie Campbell will be both pleasurable and profitable From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p Mrs Bettie Grimes Miss Sallie Dorsey to you to call and examine this fine line ni 1015 p in of Eliisaville Mr Joe Power Mrs Toih of 300 patterns of piece goods A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY Make From Lxingtou 49 a in 745 a m Darnell of Flemingsburg Mrs Josiq your selection and we will make you a dzVd p m 037 p m Bruce of Vanceburg Mr and Mrs handsome suit or trousers to order for From Richmond 135 a in 740 a m Wm Griffith of Bourbon and others Spring and Summer wear Mr W the 3 28 pm attended the funeral of Mrs Power here able cutter will take your measure From Marsvilh- 7 42 a m 825 p m Friday Mr Theodore Power wife and We guarantee fit and correct prices children returned to Cincinnati OEPARTOK OP TRAINS Remember the dates March 12 15 and 16 a m 755 a m To Cincmn-iti--4134d p in Your Iiife Insured lc a Day To Lexinjrrou 7 50 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1021 p in Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m To Tailoring Department able paper on the Capital City Bank of 1025 p m Columbus O There can be no stronger Paris Ky Maysville 750 a m 635 p m To guarantee given you We dare not use F B Carr Agent a banks name without authority if you doubtMt write them Good health is IS THE Land and a laving the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health Are best and cheapest in the New South DR CALDWELLS they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Land 3 to 5 an acre Easy terms GREAT THROAT trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Good schools ancT churches No Sick Headaches 100 days treatment blizzards No cold waves New illusLUSSQ REMEDY CURS INDIGESTION costs lc a day A sight draft on above trated paper 1jv 1 and a Living 3 n r bank in every b W C wbich brings months for 10 t3 in amps your money bac1 f G- rt V Crescent Rinearson imreyou Koute Uincinn Sold by James Kennedy Druggist Wri ht Celpry v toOlQ uy YV T ui x00t ¬ - C F BROWE o HAGGA RD 3PAHIS A -- rsr mriiuiTiwra7nagttiJjjaiLsafa mm -- ¬ Suffered 20 Years H A SMITH - SN WHY IS NOT Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 Co 1 to 12 a m to 5 p m f J No 5 3 R ADAIR Phone 79 Broadway Dental Surgeon Paris Ky 6 to 12 a m THE BEST PLOW MADE p m Office Honr and Sdc 1 tf to N C FISHER AND Attorney-At-La- w r- r T 11 Real Estate Agent Office Main Co art house Over Louisville Store ¬ O EDWARDS For Few Days More We Will Make St opp 1 lmar lyr MPE1L KM DUCK EGGS SSoo Business Sixits I can now till orders for eggs of the above variety of ducks The eggs are from carefully selected high class water fowls as tine selections as can be found anywhere 1 have been unable to sup pl3r N Elegant Oyercoats Trousers Sold elsewhere at 1500 our new 2500 bst mmm fowls pairs and trios I have no more fur sale at present I the oiu esgs at prices qaot i below Pekin Ducks grow quicker and command a readier sale than auy other kind of the numerous orders for single 800 ¬ Also call and see ¬ Spring and Summer All Imported Goods Just arrived PARIS FURNISHIHG H poultry They are large and have a beautifnl white plumcge Require but little water in fact need it only for They have many drinking pnrposes sood qualities cannot fly or climb fences easily kept in with low fences leathers almost pqnal to geese Drakes ell at 1 ¬ Ain-riV-- 50 to 3 00 ¬ Eggs Bruce 150 per Miller 13 275 per 26 X -- Loch Bex Paris Ky TAILORIHG STOUT Manager FOR RENT A house of five rooms and two acres of ground near the Station Apply to O TWIN BROS MILLER Hutchison Ky VV UKro MiOTTS ¬ r 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE ME WOLCOTT - Trade Marks quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable Communion tlons strictly confl dentiaL Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest agency for securing patents Patents taken through Munn Co receive special notice without charge in the Illustrated weekly kiii r year four months L Soldbya w m JlKffiRHpi Copyrights ike rfwin Anyone sending a sketch and description may Designs - Money and FOLEYS 5 A handsomely h iiiui him ciemiiic uuiuc imu jimeiin u f irjrest cir Terms 53 a TWIN BROS aiTsdoalera MUNN crauiMi Co36Bata ll8W York u a ou uiuuigiuu TAR U WW and ¬ YRUP PEPS r r i -- Ji - jija large selection of sb n- Les fioui 3c per roll up all new colon tgp ai d novelties up to date WE PAY FREIiPlT We want an agent t vpry town to sell on commission fror lare sanoks No capital required p 3 orT For particulars address S WOLF 747 753 Ninth Ave IN Y City - ing ALL PAPER you any Do expect t We will f- - paper- do nd yon free a i- - - I ffigg iSgl THE BOUKBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 15 1898 LIEUTEN1OT GENERAL A Bill to Revive the Grade in Favor ot Gen Miles Introduced in Congress --- CAPT PERAL President of the Spanish Board of Inquiry Torpedo in an Unofficial Capacity Sayu He Finds That the Maine Was Not Wrecked by a IN CONGRESS No Prepared Programme in theJKsenate This Week - A FEW REQUISITES v I If i-- K m Mt r IKr tv Peral president of the Spanish naval Prince Albert of Belgium Readies Wash ¬ court of inquiry into the cause of the ington Will Be Entertained by the Maine disaster granted an interview President and Mrs McKinley The to a correspondent who he authorized Evans Bill Reported Adversely to say that it was the first and only in he had given to anj newsWashington March 11 The senate terviewon the subject of the inquiry paper committee on military affairs Thurs Capt Peral said day decided to recommend the passage Our divers are hard at work examining the authorizing- the revival of hull of the Maine Great difficulty is experiof the bill which the the grade of lieutenant general of the enced owing to the deep mudofinthe wreck hull foris buried and the condition ¬ army The bill authorizes the presi- ward of amidships The whole forward part dent to nominate anj officer to this of the ship is a mass of iron and steel debris grade The bill is in the interest of We have hoisted up much of it but in the mud it is not always possible to tell what parts of Gen Miles the ships armor decks beams or stanchions ¬ ¬ ¬ - Havana March 12 Friday Capt The Post Office Appropriation BlllfJ the Virginia Contested Election Case and Possibly the Naval Appropriation Bill Will Be Considered ¬ ¬ if i I i It If 13 are found the explosion so changed their po- ¬ sition We think we have located the ram or prow but not in the position supposed The forward turret mounting two large guns was blown ¬ clear of the hull into the water on the star- ¬ board We shall continue our work and try to ex- ¬ amine the hull forward down to the keel It is possible that we may propose to the American ¬ authorities to raise the hull by means of the WOMANS FATE floating dock brought from England and now ¬ said Sunday that he was hopeful that in Havana harbor 111 vote might be reached during the From the Record Bushnell We can no i believe there was an external this explosion of a torpedo for the following rea- ¬ present week Senator Pettigrew is ¬ No woman is better able to speak to others sons regarding womans fate than Mrs Jacob anxious and expects to get his five per ¬ A torpedo following the line of least re- ¬ Weaver of Bushnell 111 wife of ex City re- ¬ sistance must have blown a great hole in the cent land bill before the senate early Marshal Weaver She had entirely ¬ mud at the bottom of the harbor No such in the week and Senator Vest will covered from the illness which kept her bed- ¬ ¬ hole was found make an effort to secure consid- fast much of the time for five or six years A torpedo must have thrown a large mass eration of the quarantine bill past and says her recovery is due to that Tlie Vow of a Boy Nemesis of water into the air if exploded at a depth of is also a possibility that well known remedy Dr Williams Pink Pills 25 feet or so or at least have produced a There Bring to me my large revolver and my keen only Mrs Weaver is fifty six years old and wave reaching the other ships and the shore of the census bill may be pressed has lived in Bushnell nearly thirty years Damascus blade and the rubber boots Im 8 A GEN NELSON A MILES U An entirely She is of unquestioned veracity and unblem- used to when in gore I freely wade Hither the harbor We have examined every one on for consideration shipboard or shore who saw the explosion hut new census bill probably will be offer- ¬ ished reputation The story of her recovery bring my trusty sandbag bring the snicker- ¬ snee I say for my day has come for murder Thursday Assistant Secretary Meikle no one can be found who remarked any up-¬ ed providing for the immediate estab- ¬ is interesting She says suffered for five or six years with the and Im going forth to slay I shall go forth wages heaval of the water or a big wave A torpedo lishment of the census machinery in ¬ I john made an order restoring the explosion always fish in the vicinity No to like a bridegroom women at trouble of the employes in the United States fish were killed bykills Maine disaster as fish- ¬ stead of making preliminary arrange ¬ my life that comes to weakened this time of joysthe slaughter the nearest graveyardto his the and Ill fill with was unable I was much arsenal at Rock Island 111 to the rates ermen who have known the harbor for many ments for it as the bill first prepared much of the time to do my own work and a string of gifted boys I shall brain the boy years testify To produce the effects noted in did The committee on appropriations suffered beyond my power to describe existing December 31 1S97 I attorney with a spasm of delight and the boy would have the wreck who preaches Sundays he shall fall before The reductions made in these wages mous size a torpedoor 200 kilos to be of enor- ¬ is hopeful of being able to report the was downhearted and melancholy fully 150 took many different medicines in fact my might On the trail of boy physicians ¬ I caused a great commotion in labor cirI am therefore of opinion that the explo- ¬ Sundry civil bill during the week and all gladly camp let represented that the cut sion occurred within the ship I know and re- ¬ if it should be successful this measure I took medicine anythe time but nothing gaylytremble shall I they hear the boy pian- ¬ cles it being good seemed to do me ists my roaring when has a most depressing effect upon the spect Capt Sigsbee and I believe the Ameri- ¬ will be pressed upon the attention of I read about Dr Williams Pink Pills tramp When they strike the boyish states- ¬ naval conduct entire labor market of the west The can regulations affectingadmirable were which the senate to the exclusion of every- ¬ for Pale People and some of my friends man he must say his prayers and die when care- ¬ I have read and found recommended them highly I made up my the boy reporter meets me mark ye how Illinois congressional representatives fully observed But some things which can thing else mind to try them the fur shall fly For Im weary and disgust- ¬ intervened in the mens behalf and the not be foreseen are bound to happen in any The programme of the house this I bought the first ed and my mind has lost its poise I have secretary of war directed Capt Blunt navy box in March 1897 read such beastly twaddle treating of the week as mapped out would be com- ¬ and was benefited gifted boys Atchison Globe the ordnance officer in charge of the It should be borne in mind that this pletely changed if any move is made in ¬ Washington March 14 There is no prepared programme for the senate If Senator for the present week Bacon is prepared to speak on the Hawaiian annexation treaty it will be taken up promptly as indeed it will be if any senator is prepared to go on with the debate It is not expected however that there will be much further discussion on this subject in executive session and it is the inten ¬ tion of Senator Davis chairman of the senate com mittee on foreign relations at a very early day to move to plebescite lay Senator Bacons amendment upon the table It motion upon this is that the managers of the treaty hope to secure a test vote and Senator Davis The hired girl out of a job dast her eagle eye over the want notices of the newspaper Wanted Wanted Wanted she read in ene or two line ads straight down the col- ¬ umn shaking her head at intervals as if Finally her disappointed in her search face lightened as she saw a leaded notice in another column of more pretensions than its fellows She turned to it and read eagerly Then she threw the paper from her Whats the matter asked the girl with Read that and she gathered up the sheet and handed it over to the other one who read this notice Wanted A young and strong woman of good disposition and habits obedient and knowing her place willing and ready active and efficient to cook wash and iron do general housework and take care of children Evenings and afternoons off when possible Apply with references etc etc Well said the reader Its not well at all responded the one looking for work That man whoever he is is advertising for a wife I should say from the advertisement and Im not looking for that kind of a job Just a plain hired girls place is good enough for me Washington Star ¬ ¬ What Was Wanted of a Girl In Household Ue HE BROUGHT IT FROM THE WORLDS FAIR And kept it two years L her How he lost it at last The great Worlds Fair at Chicago in while it gave pleasure to many gave pain to not a few as an indirect result of their visit to the White City People were lured along the miles of wonderful exhib its by the new marvels that met the gaze at every step and did not realize their exhaustion until they dropped into a chair in some breezy corner by the lake and cooled off Thats what began the trouble in many cases Of one such case Mrs L W Stevens Fort Fairfield Me writes My husband took a severe cold and cough two years ago last October time of the Worlds Fair which we attended This cough lasted over two years was accompanied by spitting of blood and nothing could be found to help him although various remedies were tried Several doctors were consulted but their prescriptions afforded no relief Finally I saw an advertisement of Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral in my paper and prevailed upon my husband to get a bottle and try it The very first dose helped him ana he was completely cured in a short time We feel 1893 ¬ very grateful for what Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral has done for us and shall keep it constantly on hand in the house Mr W Stevens Fort Fairfield Me l Two years of doctoring for a cough two years of remedies that gave no help of prescriptions that profited only the men who wrote them and then a trial of Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral which helped from the very first dose and effected a complete cure in a short time The difference be tween Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral and all other cough medicines could not be better stated than in this comparison of results It has cured the most stubborn and obsti- ¬ nate cases of chronic bronchitis and asthma It is a specific for croup and whooping cough It cures all coughs and colds and all affections of the throat and lungs promptly and effectively In response to numerous demands Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral is put up in half size bottles sold at half price 50 cents More about cures effected by Pectoral in Dr Ayers Cure book Sent free on request by the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass ¬ ¬ ¬ WWW TRADE MARK arsenal to cnme to Washington for consultation Washington March 11 The field officers for the two new artillery regi ¬ ments will be as follows Sixth regiment E B Williston colonel commanding F G Smith lieutenant colonel i - lift rl 3 Mills W P PASSED AWAY Sev ¬ Vose and E K Russell majors enth regiment Wm Sinclair colonel Gen IV S Rosecrans Dies at His Home Near Redondo Cal Brief Sketch of His commanding J G Ramsey lieutenant Life G Greenough colonel J P Storey G Los Angeles Cal March 12 Gen and F C Grugan majors The junior W S Rosecrans died Friday morning officers will be announced as soon as examinations for promotions now in at 7 oclock at his home near Redondo The old warriors death was peaceful progress are completed Other changes in artillery regiments that will occur as in the extreme For several days he a result of the legislation authorizing has been between life and death at the two new regiments are as follows times unconscious and again in a comaW F Randolph major in the Third tose state His splendid vitality has to lieutenant colonel of the ThirdChas kept hi in alive for dajS When it was Morris captain in the Fifth to major known that the end was near all the in the Third Tully McCrea major in watchers at the bedside were ready at the Fifth to lieutenant colonel in the any time to see the last Fifth J C Murray captain in the At the bedside when the end came First to major in the Fifth J E Bur were a son and daughter of the gen banks captain in the Third to major eral Carl and Anna Rosecrans and a in the Fifth J W Dillenbach captain number of immediate friends of the family besides the attending phy ¬ in the first to major in the Second sician Dr Hayes Prince Albert of Belgium reached William Stark Rosecrans here from New York Thursday after ton Delaware county O was born in Kings ¬ September 6 noon shortly before 4 oclock He was His parents were of old Dutch stock He 1819 was accompanied by the Belgian minister raised on a farm and educated at tbe public Count Lichtervelde who went to New schools He clerked in a store and in 1837 ap- ¬ for appointment York to meet him Lieut Col Jung plied to tbe secretary of waracademy He was to the West Point military p bluth of the Belgian army his appointed and graduated in 1842 He entered and the court physician Dr the engineer corps as second lieutenant and re- ¬ Charles Melis The prince is ported for duty at Fortress Monroe In 1843 he quartered at the Arlington hotel went to West Point as assistant professor in He dined informally Thursday night the engineering department from the army in Lieut Rosecrans resigned with the Belgian minister at the Met- April 1854 and went to Cincinnati to engage in ropolitan club Friday morning he the coal mining business will meet President McKinley and Fri¬ At the beginning of the war Gen Rosecrans private citizen When became evi day night will be entertained at din¬ was a that military operationsit must become¬ dent ner by the president and Mrs McKin¬ necessary to crush the rebellion he offered his ley for which handsome decorations services to Gen Dennison of Ohio and he was have been arranged Saturday night requested to act as engineer and lay out Fort Dennison He he will be a guest at a dinner given and was given went to Washington later position engineer S M ¬ ¬ ¬ aide-decam- is the first and only interview he has given any one Capt Peral requested this correspondent to make it known that he had granted the interview in his unofficial capacity and not as president of the Spanish court of inquiry which the law forbids him to do ¬ propriation bill and the Virginia contested election case of Thorp vs Eppes with the possibility that the na ¬ val appropriation bill which will be reported on Monday or Tuesday might be reached at the tail end of the week There will be a conflict for precedence between the election case and the post office bill Chairman Walker of the elections committee and Chairman Loud of the post office committee each firmly contesting for the right of way If Chair ¬ man Walker insists the contested election case being a question of the highest privilege would have precedence under the rules but the house by a vote could give the post office bill precedence The demo- crats intend to contest the election case bitterry as upon the decision iUj this case they believe will depend the fate of the other two cases fromVir ginia another of which was reported Saturday against the sitting member It is expected that the report of the committee will also be against Mr Swanson from the Danville Va dis¬ ¬ connection with the Spanish crisis in ¬ volving legislative action But as at present arranged it includes simply the consideration of the post office ap ¬ and strong I have not To Portland Ore f orPnget Sound Business via Burlington Route been bothered with my troubles since Wednesdays from Louis Thursdays I began taking the from Kansas City viaStDenver scenic Col- ¬ Bought the first box pills orado Salt Lake a great feature person ¬ I have recommended the pills to many ally conducted The success of the season women who are suffering as I suffered L W northwest travel They are the only thing that helped me in for general G P A St Louis Write Mo Wakeley the trial that comes to so many women at my age MRS J H WEAVER Same Everywhere Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23d day of October A D 1897 A man who has just returned from the Klondike says that up in that region zero 0 C HICKS Notary Public When woman is passing beyond the age is nothing at all It always was nothing of motherhood it is a crisis in her life everywhere Philadelphia Inquirer Then if ever proper attention to hygiene should be exercised The attendant sufferHot and itchy as a frost bite Cooled and ings will disappear and buoyant health will Soothed as a cure by St Jacobs Oil follow if Dr Williams Pink Pills are used These pills exert a powerful influence in really enjoy a favor restoring the system to its proper conditin heAisfellow doesnt asked to return it if immediately They contain in a condensed form all the Washington Democrat elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood Rupture Surecure Bookfree Writeforit to SJSherman SpecialistMtVernonNY now rugged ¬ ¬ from the start A box and a half cured me completely and I am ¬ 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¬ H committee on civil service reform Thursday decided by a unanimous vote to report adversely the Evans bill tak ing large number of places out of the classified service The report will be made to the full committee Friday The action has been generally expect ed and it is probable that some of the leaders of the anti civil service forces will now confer as to the advisability of taking action to bring the mattei directly before the house ¬ this capital was formally presented to President McKinley at 11 oclock Sat urday About 1030 oclock the minis- ¬ ter accompanied by Mr Du Bosc the charge daffaires the two secretaries of legation and war the and naval secretaries attired in full court dress resplendant in gold lace called at the state department where they were received of chief the by Secretary Sherman who soon afterof Ohio with the rank of colonel He was wards escorted the party to the white commissioned colonel of the Twenty Third The reception took place in Ohio regiment later and entered the field and house within three days was commissioned brigadier the blue room the same room in which general He took the field in West Virginia Prince Albert was received Friday at once His first important action was at It presented a beautiful appearance Rich mountain which he won Gen Rosecrans succeeded Gen McClellan in the decorations which had been ar ranged for the dinner to the Belthe department of Ohio He had commanded the national forces and defeated Gen John B gian prince Friday night have Floyd at Carnifax Ferry September 10 1861 been allowed to remain The in- ¬ thwarting Lees attempt to get a footing in Western Virginia He participated in the troductions to the president were The battle of Corinth and afterward took com made by Secretary Sherman exchange of greetings were most cor- ¬ mand of the army of the Mississippi He de feated Gen Sterling Price and pursued him dial and occupied about twenty min for 40 miles He was made commander of the Department of the Cumberland which posi- utes In addition to the president and tion he held from October 27 1862 to October the Spanish minister and his party the 19 1863 He commanded in the battle about only persons present were the former Murfreesboro one of the bloodiest and most Vice President Levi P Morton and CoL decisive of the war He drove Bragg out of Bingham the military attache to the middle Tennessee in 15 days ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ister who succeeds Senor Dupuy de Lome as the representative of Spain at Washington March 14 Senor Luis Polo de Bernabe the new Spanish min- ARKANSAS LADIES DONT ME ¬ fmmcMtm0iJim Malvern Ark says Have used Dr M A Simmons liver Medicine 10 years and find it a great deal better than Zeilins Eegulator and Black Draught It has been of great benefit to my Daugh ¬ ter and Niece during their monthly troubles for Ob ¬ structed Menstruation There should be no noma Without it Both the method and results when Where the Dancer Lies Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant She Dont you think it is dangerous to and refreshing to the taste and acts cat mushrooms He Xot a bit of danger in it The danger is in eating toadstools Chicago Evening 400 ¬ Xews ¬ I U Washington March 11 The new Spanish minister Senor Poto Y Ber nabe arrived here early Thursday and was met at the station by Senor Du Bosc the Spanish charge and other Spanish officials who gave him a cordial welcome and escorted him to the legation Later Senor Du Bosc called at the state department and arranged to present Senor Poto at 1115 oclock Friday morning At that time the minister will be introduced to Secre tary Sherman and Judge Day hut it is not yet settled whether his presentation to the president will follow at once as the cabinet will be in session t that time ¬ New Spanish Minister in Washington tle around Chattanooga and held Chattanooga the objective point The battle was a victory for the confederates Gen Rosecrans was re ¬ lieved in October 1864 and was assigned to the department of the Missouri He was mus- ¬ tered out of the volunteer service in January 1866 and resigned from the army in March 1867 He had been brevetted major general He was appointed minister to Mexico in July 1868 and held the office until June 1869 He mined in Mexico and manufactured powder in San Francisco He was elected to congress from California in 1881 and servered four years He then settled on a ranch near Redondo Los Angeles county Cal and spent the last years of his life quietly His wife the daughter of Judge Hegeman of New York died in 1878 Three children Carl Rosecrans Mrs J K Toole of Helena Mont and Miss Anna Rosecrans survive him Gen Rosecrans commanded at the great bat ¬ president The ceremony was such as is usual on such occasions and passed off without incident The Salzer Seed Co want suitable names for their 17 inch long corn and White Oat prodigy You can win this 400 easily Catalogue tells all about it Seed potatoes only 500 in prizes 150 a barrel Send This Notice and 10 Cts in Stamps to John 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eyes at the men are good I UUUl FJEK CATALOGUE Atchison Globe housekeepers J TV MEAD OYOr1 CO CHICA6Q Mineral linn ACHES lands ms Timber esiy terst UUU Colony South cheap WHCBA1TF0BD GO Permanent employ ment plaoand excellent coods In f your own Ve vfry vic1nlt5 stamp s NuhTiite Tecs W 1 I BBBBi M vnoTlVanypjKEE B if I zrr MJ Atlanta Go and Whiskey Habit curea mewltnoutDaln BookoC ML wffilr cftya r v4 II rrrsi c THE BOTJBBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 15 1898 GOING ALONE With curls in the sunny air tossing With light in the merry bright eyes With laughter so clearly out ringing A laugh of delight and surprise All friendly assistance disdaining And trusting no strength but its own The past fears and trials forgotten The baby is going alone How often the help he has needed Has carelessly strayed from his side The hand of the loved one to sustain him See he has fallen while reaching for sun- ¬ His tottering footsteps to guide This lesson again and again He will carelessly lean upon shadows He will fall and weep over the pain He will learn what a stern world we live in And he may grow cold like the rest But keep a warm sunny welcome For those who are truest and best Tet not trusting his all in their keeping But stronger and manlier grown Chastened and taught by past sorrow He learned to walk bravely alone And yet not alone for our Father The wandering footsteps will guide Through all the dark waves of earth life And over the rivers deep tide Ah here is a strength unfailing A strength we can perfectly trust When all human aid unavailing The dust shall return unto dust Katherine C Ackerman in Banner of Gold flown And tears of vexation have followed But now he is going alone All through life he will learn beams Which just as he grasped them have XiiiiimiiiimiitfitiimitfMiimwd Nl A CLEW BY WIRE Or An Interrupted Current BY HOWARD M YOST J B Lippincott Co MWPWVWWWrWWWttWWWKSS Copyright 1896 by CHAPTER IX Continued Sarah greeted me effusively The good soul seemed to have a constant fear that each time she saw me would be the last Can you let me have a saw a chisel and a hammer I asked Ach yes Bud vhat for Nel I am going to find out what is in that cellar I answered How you ged in By cutting through the floor Dat will be hard work Nel De tim- ¬ ber under de floor is awf ul thick I know that But I have plenty of time and so will be able eventually to get through You will find the founda¬ ones we are accustomed to of course tions and walls under your house are but one formed by nature Certainly built with this kind If any other kind there are possibilities in electric force was used it would have to be brought which we have not yet discovered You from a distance Sandstone was used say the sounds occurred only when a for the two doorways wind was blowing which caused the And was therefore brought from a wire to swing- against the lightning distance I asked rod Perhaps not in this case That was surmise for I have had no But you said there is nothing but opportunity to watch when the wind limestone quarried about here I sug- ¬ blew But it seemed the most natural gested explanation of the rappings And you had no way of ascertaining And that is true The stones used in the doorways had been used before whether the sounds in your room here for they are old and weatherbeaten and in the attic were produced by the Do you remember a small stone build ¬ same voice and at the same time or ing up at the mountain which years whether there were two voices inde- ¬ my pendent of each other ago was used as a schoolhouse Why you know it was impossible for asked lawyer Oh yes It was known as the me to be in the attic and in my room too I answered Mountain school I replied Perhaps we may be given an oppor- ¬ Well it is fast going to ruin Sonntag- continued has not been used for tunity to find out something- about the years I am told The point is here voices Sonntag said with a gesture to ¬ That old schoolhouse was built of ward the window How do you mean I asked sandstone Where the builders got the ¬ There is a thunderstorm coming up stone I of course cannot say but evidently not around here It is my be- ¬ It will undoubtedly be preceded by a lief the stones in the two doorways wind the old lawyer said Yes yes How fortunate it is that were taken from the old tumble down you are here I exclaimed excitedly schoolhouse And supposing your surmise is a for I comprehended his meaning correct one does it furnish you with a Now you remain here and I will go up clew to the person or persons who did to the attic I went on Each of us must note the exact time the sound is the job I asked heard We had better compare watches Perhaps he replied shortly As he raised his head to answer rec- ¬ so that there shall be no difference in Ah I each ones estimate of the time ollection flashed upon me I pulled out my watch and approached exclaimed I have been cudgeling my brain in the endeavor to remember Sonntag His hand went up to his vest pocket and he was about to follow my where I had seen you before He quickly turned toward me with a example when upon our hearing came half smile on his face but offered no that small soft high pitched voice We stood gazing into each others reply I have seen you in Philadelphia I eyes for a moment then I made a rush for the door continued The lawyer detained me and in great Possibly I used to live there before coming to Twineburgh he remarked impatience I waited Take paper and pencil with you he indifferently You have been in Twineburgh but said Jot down the words and indicate the raps in the exact order that they six months I went on come I will do the same with the Yes And I saw you for the first time words and pauses Now go I went up the two stairways on the about a year ago I almost knocked strong 3ou over as I was coming out of the jump The wind was coming up and the heavy thunder rolled in the dispresidents office in the Safety security bank You were just going- in and I tance Near the small window where I had heard the voice I took my stand ran into you Ah possibly I have had business The raps from above were louder now dealings with that concern the old and besides in the daytime lost a great deal of the uncanniness which the lawyer replied And you knew Mr Perry the presi- gloom and solitude of night had given limestone - never find n it unless you go for night andttake it away and not one tr dollar will you ever Bight here is where the shock came I said after reading- the last phrase Of course I took no more notes after that Have you any more No The flame came and I got no further Sonntag answered This certainly is curious There seems to be a complete circuit formed somehow or more properly two circuits when one is closed the other is opened by that closing and vice versa While making- the foregoing- remark the old fellow was leaning- over the table intently scanning the two papers You say a flame shot out into the - talk wisdom I shall it this very SECRETARY OF WAR tutborlzes Capt Flagler the Chief oPOrd nance to Procure Rapid Fire Guns f or Coast Defense PEEPAEING FOB WAE Great Activity at the Different Forts Navy Yards The Miantonomah Katahdin Minneapolis and Columbia Abont Beady for Busi ¬ ness Pushing the Work on Big Guns and Steel Projectiles Recruiting anc Washington llger has authorized Gen Flagler the jhief of ordnance March 12 Secretary - to make urramre nents at once for procuring a large lumber of rapid fire guns for seacoast lefenses This action is taken with out waiting for the allotment among he various bureaus of the war and aavy departments of the 50000000 roted for the national defense The secretary felt that there was no reason for further delaying the nec- ¬ essary steps for the procurement Df these guns as it was felt ihere would be no trouble in arriving ¬ - - room Yes I asked Between the window and chimney it seemed to be he replied without lift- ¬ ing his head I stepped over to the place indicated There was a large nail sticking inthe From where jj VT ¬ - ¬ The tools were produced and I start- ¬ ed homeward Sarah sending after me an earnest appeal for carefulness and the avoidance of danger I intended to commence the task of getting into the sealed apartment im- ¬ mediately upon my arrival home The thought that danger of some kind might lurk in the cellar would not deter me And the pistol shot I had heard the last night seemed to indicate that there might be a degree of peril in the work I did not like the idea of the dank¬ musty odors ascending into my sleeping apartment but I could easily re- ¬ move to one of the spacious chambers upstairs and thus escape them On arriving at the house I took the tools into my room I looked over the floor and after quite a time debating where the hole should be made deter ¬ mined to begin over in one corner Be- ¬ fore I had time to commence opera- ¬ tions a loud knock sounded on the front door Hastily shoving the tools under the - The voice was sounding though not Then why did you ask me at the as distinctly as before which was prob- Where I had heard the voice I took my stand ably on account of the loud moaning time if I was the president I asked wall which had been covered with Sonntag gave a twitch of the shoul- ¬ and whistling- of the high wind M3 paper and pencil were ready and whitewash A flannel coat which I had der and his shrewd sharp eyes I listened with strained attention to hung on the nail the night before was twinkled catch the words now lying on the floor a charred ruin Did I ask you that he queried is what my paper showed This The nail itself was blackened and Do you not remember Never will rap rap rap consent was quite hot as contact with my Cant say that I do hereplied a grating under existing rap It seems strange you should leave noise probably caused rap the wire be ¬ fingers told me by Great heavens I exclaimed start-¬ the city to engage in the practice of ing held against the lightning rod by ing back this is the strangest phenom- ¬ law m a small town like Twineburgh the force of the wind the property re- ¬ enon What a wonder the house is not I said musingly was his curt ques- ¬ moved raps place to bring you raps ablaze Why strange hid where raps never find raps talk TO BE CONTINUED tion raps night and take Oh well you are quite advanced in wisdom I shall raps dollar will you evef 3 cars and with your long experience EXTRACTING INFORMATION Right here the garret was flpodedyjy ought to have commanded a larger and more lucrative practice in a large place a blinding glare and immediately fol- ¬ How Mr Spnrgeon Prepared His Ser mons like Philadelphia than in a small coun- ¬ lowed crash on crash close above me The man who sits in a city railway Stunned by the noise and too dazed try town station at the Bureau of General In- ¬ He did not reply for a few moments for the moment to realize that the little busy but stood with a whimsical look on his threatening storm had burst I feebly formation must like theevery open ¬ face with his eyes turned toward the tottered toward the stairs and sank bee gather honey from he should When off duty ing flower down upon the top step floor refilling- his memory with all sorts I became tired of city life he finally The rain was coming down in tor- ¬ be knowledge for at the bureau he bed I went out through the hall and said of I have no family depending upon rents and the roar on the roof seemed opened the door My visitor was Mr me and so am at liberty to follow out but an echo of the thnnder I was soon must be on tap to every man woman Sonntag any whim which happens to take pos- - able to arouse myself from my dazed or child thirsting for information A condition and remembering the ob similar burden rests on lawyers in CHAPTER X iect of mv errand went back to the large practice and on clergymen whose the old lawyer into the I ushered spot where I had stood to recover the popularity makes the public then re- ¬ room After a few commonplace paper and pencil which had fallen parishioners marks he said That walling up of That eminent preacher the late from my hands There was no desire to made quite those cellar doorways has continue investigations while the storm Charles H Spurgeon was once asked¬ an impression on me Suppose we lasted so picking- up the paper I by an American visitor who had noa look at them have ticed that an orphanage a theological hastened downstairs to my room and I was very willing Together we de -I noticed a strange odor as I went school a church busy many correspond ¬ ents kept him from morning- to scended the stairs to the storeroom through the doorway and saw Sonntag place Mr Sonntag examined the standing in the middle of the room in night Pray Mr Spurgeon when and where where the door had been minutely a strange attitude The pencil he had you compose your sermons he expected to find in the as though used was still in his hand but the paper do stones of the wall some intimation of I am always at that replied the had fluttered to the floor was on the inside He even went preacher I get something- from every- ¬ what The old lawyer not seeming to notice so far as to scratch off patches of the my approach I tapped him on the arm one I meet I shall suck a sermon from whitewash He gazed around at me with wide star ¬ you before I am through with you here he finally A distinguished British seaman the It is rather dark ing eyes then drew a long- breath said glancing around he late Admiral Sir George Tryon used What was it that happened When to act on the preachers rule Perhaps the door can be opened I finally asked suggested Oh did you catch it too Nothing secretary to the British admiralty he I have the key with me but maybe but a little demonstration of electrical was obliged to pay the penalty attached not to use it Give me It would be best force I replied It was quite close to the post of dining- at city banquets x- few matches to us The house must have been struck guild and private dinners Being- inI handed him all I had with me and by the bolt or perhaps the lightning vited to more dinner parties than he could go to he used to pick and choose he by the light afforded examined rod saved it ¬ cosely the places where he had It was awful the old fellow ex- among them His wife for a long Mr Sonntag examined the place minutely off the whitewash scratched claimed There was a stream of fire time was ignorant of the rule which While watching him the thought session of me There is enough business reached half way across the room It g uided her husband in refusing certain again occurred to me that I had seen or here to enable a single man to live well came from the wall there right near invitations and accepting others At last she discovered that he acmet him previous to my arrival at Nel besides allowing him more leisure I the chimney Well its over sonville was looking for such a business and of us hurt The old fellow shook cepted only those invitations which you know it seems as though I and found it in Twineburgh Do himself together After this no more would lead him to places where he had seen you before I said Well you certainly are an odd fel- ¬ experimenting- in electricity for me es- ¬ might meet some one who could give information Yes so you remarked during your low if you will excuse me for saying pecially duringl a thunderstorm in his Ill fession He of value to himfor the pro- ¬ goscared nothing visit to my office yesterday Sonntag so I remarked with a laugh stick to to the law he said with a replied as he stepped back to where I Yes I am rather odd flash of his bright eyes which told me sip which makes up the talk at a fash ¬ was standing When we reentered my bedroom he had recovered from the effects of ionable dinner party but he waz on the lookout for useful information and There is no doubt of that being a Sonntags quick eye caught sight of the the shock was ready to extract it from any source wall he went on so if the tools under my bed solid Then you did not take any note of Like Spurgeon he learned something room behind it is being used for some Going to cut through the floor he the voice I remarked purpose entrance is not gained from asked Yes yes Here it is and you ah from everybody Youths Companion here See what pains have been taken That is what I intended to do Im thats good Now let us compare A Moan Parson to hide the work The whole wall has going to know what is down there I The two slips of paper were laid on When Wilberforee became rector of been newly whitewashed If that had replied decidedly the table The first words taken note of not been done the new mason work Then I told him about the noises I on my paper Sonntag began are jrou Brightstone in the Isle of Wight he would be glaringly perceptible Let us had heard which had seemed to come have my then a pause and yours are was waited on by an old farmer whose go into the house cellar and have a from beneath the slamming of the Never will Ah he exclaimed in deep one desire in life was to rent the glebe asked Wilberforee Why look at the dividing wall there door and the pistol shot I also told satisfaction they seem to run along land Well said the old fellow with a look It needed but a glance to see that this of the voices I had heard both in the well together Now you begin and read of business shrewdness when tother wall had not been tampered with The attic and in my room and all I had ob- ¬ and where the raps are indicated pause and I will put in my words Lets see if parson was here he used to farm it his whitewash was old and there was no served regarding them sclf and there being so little of it he spot where it had been renewed The old lawyer listened intently and we can get any sense out of it always got in his hay before anybody I have already examined the out-¬ v hen I had finished walked to the win ¬ This is what we read else Then he clapped on the prayer Never will side place the old lawyer remarked dow for rain San Francisco Argonaut you have my Do you suppose that the sound of the as we ascended the stairway consent under existing That was not whitewashed and if voices could in some way have come An OJd Story finally stones used from the telephone wire circumstances you have - broken I I remember rightly the Frank Some genius in Birmingham faith with me in every looked old and worn like the rest of the asked has invented a buttonless shirt way why was Not being- an electrical expert I can- ¬ foundation I said Billy Why thats old Ive worn the propert3 removed both the not say Sonntag- answered turning Yes the stones used in them ever since my wife learned to ride from the original doorways were old ones But they are from the window a bike Tit Bits place to bring you he re ¬ It seems impossible the voices could f a different kind of stone to time what di you do with if TLe Infant Class be heard without the aid of a receiver marked with a shrewd smile safely Bobbv Longears give the plural for What significance I remarked Different kind child hid where Perhaps there is a receiver both ih ould that have you can i Twins room- - and upstairs not like the Llllustre dePoche All the stone quarried about here is j our Yes slightly ¬ - dent them Pensacola Fla March 14 Fort Pickens which guards the entrance to the harbor on the east side is the scene of great activity just now It is considered one of the strongest of the old style of forts in the country New sis and eight inch rifle guns will be mount it an equitable adjustment of the mon-¬ ed on it and if a lot of vessels should ey available Ever since the battle ¬ succeed in passing the heavy batteries ship Maine was wrecked in Havana of disappearing guns and mortars or Harbor the ordnance department has Santa Rosa island the fort will be abl been hastening the delivery of guns to do effective work when they read already finished and making arrange- ¬ the channel The big disappearing ments for the supply of such a number guns are now in position and it i of additional ones as the officials felt learned that the troops at For warranted in ordering without the ad ¬ Barrancas are under orders to prepan ditional funds which have since been for practice with them which is ex put at their disposal The ordnance pected to begin within the next tei bureau will take all these rapid fire days Large quantities of ammuni Efuns that can be procured within a rea ¬ tion have been received at the fort and sonable time and they will be shipped more is on the way The Pensacola to the seacoast fortifications as rap ¬ division of the naval militia have just idly as possible They constitute received from the government a splen what is known as the auxiliary defense did Hotchkiss rapid fire gun and a ful1 -for the fortifications and are a ma- ¬ outfit of cutlasses ammunition etc terial assistance to the big guns which and they are ready to begin practice necessarily are slower of movement Tallahassee Fla March 14 Fron and firing They also would be of in all reports coming into the adjutant valuable assistance in keeping the en- ¬ generals office here and letters fron emys ships from the vicinity of sub ¬ commanders of companies it is learned marine mines and other obscux ed that the Florida state troops are novt works of defense by maintaining a recruited up to the full legal standard constant fire over such places Con- ¬ with offers of enough men to put 300t tracts for the delivery of carriages for more in the field in a week In Tampa these rapid fire guns have also been and Jacksonville especially the wai authorized and will be shipped to the fever is strong and the commander fortifications as soon as completed of companies there both infantry anc The carriages can be made and artillery report offers of hundreds delivered much quicker than the beyond their needs guns so that expedition in the manu ¬ Sax Antonio Tex March 14 Ligh facture of the latter is what the Battery K First artillery was Sundaj officials of the ordnance bureau are recalled from the target range at Kerr urging Quite a number of establish- ¬ ville and ordered to Galveston The ments throughout the United States battery had just reached the rang have responded to the departments after a march of three days and with inquiries as to whether they can assist out giving the men or horses mor in making these guns They include than a daj s rest has started on the the Army gun factory the Bethlehem return The order was issued by Gen iron works the Driggs Ordnance Co Graham commander of the depart and the American Ordnance Co The ment on instructions received from guns are mounted without much trou- ¬ Washington Sunday San Antonio Tex March 14 J W ble so that haste in their manufacture is the essential in the present crisis Greer a mechanical engineer of thii It is now admitted by the city is now negotiating with the war ordnance officials that directions department for the purchase of an auhave been given to the various tomatic machine gun for fortifications arsenals and armories controlled by and floating batteries which he has in The depart the government to increase the work ¬ vented and patented ing force to the fullest practical ex- ment is now making a tesl tent with a view to hurrying the com- ¬ with a gun constructed on the pletion of existing projects Likewise lines of Mr Greers patent which will all firms having contracts to supply shoot G00 three inch projectiles pei the government with ordnance have minute the fastest machine gun herebeen requested to work their men night tofore invented throwing but 11 three and day in order to finish the work in inch shots per minute The- Greer auhand and to arrange their business tomatic machine gun can be constructwith a view to increased orders ed for still heavier ammunition and As to small arms extra ammuni ¬ will shoot four inch projectiles at the tion orders have been already rate of 250 per minute A feature of the gun which recom-¬ placed with the Union Metallic Cart ridge Co of Bridgeport Ct and the mends it at this time is that the inven ¬ Winchester Arms 0 of New Yorlc tion can be employed on the guns now The negotiations for the supply of in use by the department and can be large numbers of small arms army manufactured in a very short time Beading Pa March 14 The prom ¬ equipments and accoutrements are now in progress The bureau officials have ise of a contract for projectiles ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ not yet indicated the exact number which will be ordered but that the ag gregate will be large is shown by the fact that manufacturers have been given the cue to make all they cam Washington March 12 The house naval committee Friday placed in the navy bill provision for an increase in the number of naval marinesof 473 This - ¬ - - - - Ml 1 - - ¬ and-neithe- ¬ - ¬ increase had been especially asked for by the secretary of the navy and was not included in the regular recom- ¬ mendations This brings the total number of marines up to 3r073 Negotiations are proceeding for the purchasing of the Brazilian cruiser Amazonas and her sister ship the Bar bozo by the United States but so far Philadelphia March 14 There was as the navy department is advised a general absence at League Island have not yet been closed navy yard Sunday of the unusual ac ¬ tivity which prevailed last Sunday and the Sunday previous A few workmen were busy about the yard and aboard the ships but their work was of a finish ¬ ing up character The Miantonomah Katahdin Minneapolis and Columbia are now all but ready to sail within a day or two if so ordered and what ¬ ever additional repairs may be neces ¬ sary ean be attended to en route A few more men are needed for the Katahdin and Minneapolis and a de ¬ tachment of marines under Lieut Fuller are expected- shortly to complete the Columbias comple ¬ ment All the warships are now coaled and have most of their stores aboard and about all that remains to be done now is to replenish their stock of ammunition This will be done at the government magazine a short distance below the navy yard and all the vessels will then be ready CHARLES H DUELLw United States Commissioner of Patents for sailing at a moments notice The Columbia is anchored in the river and Manning the Fortifications on the Atlantic as soon as her marines arrive will Coast steam to the magazine Wilmington Del March 14 The Washington March 12 Orders were issued at the war department Friday powder works of the E L Dupont for manning the newly established for- De Memours Co is now working day tifications on the Atlantic coast from and night on a government order for Boston down to Galveston on the gulf hexagonal powder for the big guns They include the organization of the Until a day or two ago only the day two new artillery regiments Nos 6 force was at work but it is said that and 7 authorized by a recent act oi orders from Washington necessitated congress The Sixth regiment will the employment of a night force have its headquarters at Ft Slocum In addition some of the build- N Y and the Seventh regiment its ings are beingenlarged and Md more machinery is being put in headquarters at Ft McHenry the Carpenter- steel works- kept the entire plant in unusual aetivity Sunday Work was pushed all along the line on pro- ¬ jectiles in the main plant on the erec tion of the three new buildings be ¬ gun Saturday and in getting the Diamond Steel Cors works which have been re leased into run ning order Masons carpenters ma chinistS steel melters and makers and a score of other classes of workmen were on duty and in two weeks the company will have an increased plant to double the present capaeity and will probably employ 750 men More ship ments will be made Monday by order of government officials to- ¬ amounting tol000000 L Hit fLr JW - ¬ - -- - cruiser Columbia was aken out oi She will dry dock Friday afternoon Am begin taking on stores at once munition will be taken on at Fort ¬ Philadelphia March Cruiser Columbia Oat of Dry Dock 12 The big The Columbia and Minne Mifflin apolist will sail south in a few days - Their destination is not known - l transfer steamer S D Barlow plying between this place and Birds Pointy Mo burned to the watexs edge Fri day while lying at the incline at Bird Point Lop I0000 No lives lost Railroad Transfer Steamer Burned Caiko 111 March 12 The railroad Tacoma Wash March 14 The commonwealth founded by Eu ¬ gene V Debs has located a colony of its followers four miles west of Bel ¬ fast in Skagit county this state Eighty members have arrived over half of whom are men whose families still remain in the east They came to look the field over and select locations They form an intelligent and thrifty looking company and do not appear to be afraid of toil The party is made ur of men from Chicas- St Lotiis Maine Michigan and Washington C A town will bo established sur I D rouuduu by farms eo--oper- ate Co Operate Commonwealth Colony - BS- - rrWmwm4 - r 4 tiE ir ifirTTrrmriiTiniin BEK aiAIDEN AIM manes the food pure wholesome and delicious fc 2SeZ TJESoAy MARCH IOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS 15 i898 Mgg r ir 11 49999999W99mi Modern Treatment of Jfcoyal S Theatrical When Peggv aims to throw a stone At any object on the tarm No call or briudle cow or roan Moves een an inch thro tear of harm And Otherwise The Jbover Remarks In Consumption jg ft 4 -- l 4 wtaoTv iflC lcUCl wuia on treatment of diseases written g by forty eminent American g Cod liver physicians says oil has done more for the con- - y sumptive than all other reme-- IF YOU WANT TO PLOW FOR PROFIT YOU MUST USE THE OUTER DULLED PLOW II Not one admirer doubts her aim It Peggy is throwing kisses Evry swain would at least one claim For Peggys aiui then nevei misses T- - -- thel i 91 III i t I M If- mmat Absolutely Pure ROYAL DAK1NO POWDER CO NEW YORK i I Beaux who smile at her maiden aim Here to each is a reminder Know lovers all her maiden name She would leave this year behind her Walter Champ in Courier Journal Doings of The dies put together It also t 1 he hvooonosohites savs i -j i r ft ft of lime k yu jg legislature and soda are regarded by many English observers as specifics for consumption w vy If The House passed the Frazier Pure Food bill and it goes to the Governor I f Scotts Emulsion KISS MEB CULBEUTSON Len3MBBnsE2BE3Z2339NfiBHRSB8B9BBKSBHIBs B THF if I II KB I icWo 1881 Seventeenth Year Established BF1 t Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners J BBUHE MILLER 9 Make all Checks Money Orders etc Payable to the orderof Champ MiIjIiKR combined with the pMes of Lime and Soda This The newly elected Prison Commissioners prepared their bonds Friday g remedy a standard for a morning and took the oath of orfica be- jft quarter of a century is in fore the Chief Justice x exact accord with the latest views of the medicalprofession The local option bill has been killed Be sure you get SCOTTS Hypophos¬ ¬ The Senate passed the House bill pro- ¬ viding for one woman physician in each fa contains the best cod liver oil S in a oartiallv digested form asylum jg vg y f L t t AD VER1 WUfU RAT EH Displays one dollar per inch forflrst Inser¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each Insertion Locals in blacL type tweuty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lineB when runnins at line rates Obituar3s cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line mentK and yearly cards Special rates given for large advertise j r i A All Colonels should rejoice to day Weve had regret disgust cuss word Li i 2 t i - to burn Let each one shout hip hip hooray The Legislature will to day adjourn The Latest War News 1- I r L Kf n s government has bought two warships from Brazil now in Men are wanted to English waters man the ships The U S warships Helena and Ban- ¬ croft sailed yesterday from Lisbon for Key West The Spanish Torpdo Squadron sailed yesterday from Cadiz for Porto Rico Japan would like to help Uncle Sam in a war with Spain There were sev- ¬ eral Japs killed on tne Maine Spains overtures for peace are re- ¬ jected by Cuba The Naval Board will acquire mer- ¬ chant ships President McKinleys message on Cuba and the Board of Inquirys report are expected this week Spain is preparing for privateering Cablegrams from Europe indicate that Spain will be isolated if she pro- ¬ vokes war The European press favor Uncle Sam The Board of Inquiry report will be given to the public through Congress The U S Dispatches on second and third pages tell of the great activity in the war and navy departments It is believed that Gov Bradley will not veto the cigarette bill and will allow it to become a law without his signa- ¬ ture The bill makes it illegal to buy sell barter or give away cigarettes or cigarette material or to have either on ones person The report that John Bull has lately been flirting with Miss Columbia has been coniirmed Their engagement would be a powerful surprise to international society ¬ Cruel fate has fired another brick at Allen O Myers and struck center Allen was last week dropped from the Ohio Democratic State Central Committee Will Allen please arise and give his reason for living ¬ V o Yesterdays Temperature a t mmma 1 h 1 WSP 1 m The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city 7 a m 39 8 a m 48 9 a m 49 10 a in 49 55 11 a m 12 m 55 2 p in 59i 3 p m 64 4p m 6H 5 p m 59 7p m 52i The appointment of George L Willis tfS 0 All druggists 50c and 100 was sent in by the Govern- ¬ to SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York g of rrankfort or as a member of the State Board of Equalization to succeed ft C McMich The appointment was ael deceased SCINTll LATIONS confirmed without objection The House yesterday killed the local A11 Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment option the telephone and the Goebel liability bills The Georgetown Board of Health has ordered school children nbevaccinated The Senate and House yesterday The Ceniury Club at Richmond will passed over the Governors veto the bill celebrate Ricuuionds centeunial on July giving 1300 to Mrs Caswell Bennett 4th the balance of the salary of Appellate There is only one prisoner in the Uyn Judge Bennett deceased and the Third thiana jail and he goes to the pen when and Fifth Appellate Dibtrict gerry- ¬ Circuit Court adjourns mander The Register says that a Richmond The Legislature will adjourn to day firm shipped 6000 dozen eggs and 1300 fowls to Nw York last week Of 1898 Fruit Prospects A Forecast Sixty society people will give a min ¬ H F Hillenmeyer the popular and strel show Friday night at i helbyville reliable nurseryman of Lexington has Ai Old Maids Convention will be given written the following about the pros- on April 8th pects for fruit this season Neur Mr SterlingSnnday night a C O train cut in twain a negro man Pubs The Bourbon News your request to named Johnson who was earning two Complying with write something abont the fruit pros- sacks of chickens pect of 98 for The Bourbon News it A Mt Sterling man writes from the goes without saying that to this date nothing is injured and every chance the Klondike that he could make more modt favoring Last Fall was very dry monev working in Kentucky at a day and as always under these circum- thai he does there stances every fruit and forest tree will Turnpike owners in B ith county will bloom profusely giving the initial con dition of full yield replace thnir gates ask for tatepuards The apple is the great staple fruit of and sue the conuty authorities if tne the rarm ana as we nave naa no crop since 95 there is now no reason why gates are not protected the phenomenal yield of that year may In the Harrison Cicnit Conrt Mrs not be repeated this The stone fiuits bear full year after year but of course Mary Biddle was awarded ol0 damages after failure or scant crop the capa against the Kentucky CtntraK oad bilitity of the trees is increased She sued for 10000 for being carried o If the present prospect be not blighted Robinson station whrn she wanted to by untimely frost or cold rains at the time of blooming we may expect get off at iaruett abundance and fine quality in peaches plums and cherries lusnrauce Home the Last Fall especially favorrd the cost the policyinholders Hnrrit cents on ony gtape and of these we are compara hundred dollars dnrinu firtv year 189T tee the tively certain O W Miller Agent The use of small fruits has woud r y Hutchison fully increased in Kentucky anri few country homes but have straw b rries The pearl finish we give to collars and raspberries blackberries currants and gooseberries prospect for cuffs and shirts looks better aud wears Now the these is not good The blossom of the longer than any other finish strawberry is formed in the Fall and a tf Bourbon Steam Laundry thing conceived and nurtured in pov- ¬ erty and distress has not the inherent vigor of that born of favoring condiSend your linen to Haggard Reeds tions These plants all showed distress Steam Laundry for a good finish tf under the glinting heat and draught of last Fall and it was perfectly evident then that save uuder the most fostering Spring conditions the berry crop of 98 would not be as that of 97 The opinion is confidently ventured Every expectant mother has be a that the coming year will trying ordeal to face If she does not cornucopian in the larger fruits and disappointing in the smaller ones Present weather conditions do not favor and the fruit crop of 1894 was a total loss by reason of the severe frosts beginning on March 25th after three weeks ot charming weather just as this Should present weather long continue many elements of danger are added affecting fruits both large and small In the Spring of 1869 peach tiees were in full bloom about March 20th and the crop that year was exceptionally fine but an early Spring is rarely advantage ¬ ous to the fruit crop of Kentucky H F Hillenmeyer ¬ ¬ 1 Emulsion The Paris relatives and friends of Miss Miry ilebj Culbertson of Rich ¬ mond who has h studio in New York are pleasd to note the fame which her varied talents are winning Miss Culbertsons latest success in nrt is her original idea of modeling hands of noted people Susan B Anthony Harriet Beechpr Stowe Ella WhPtlcr Wilcox Julie Opp and otherrf being her patrons Besides being a clever writer Miss Culbertson is a talented artist While studying abroad she had a picture accepted for exhibition on the line at the salon in Paris Her handsome features appear in che Book lot English Beau- ¬ ties together with the Duchess of Sutherland and others ¬ The one piece point makes it the best and most economical plow on earth OVER 4000 of these plows in use in Bourbon and adjoining counties No other plow has such a record Just now everv small boy dreams Of curves and two base hits and all The members of opposing teams And hears the umpire shout play ball NAT GOODWIN ¬ ¬ Special attention given to LTndertak- Neil OBrien Gertrude Elliot Hattie ing and Repairing Paris Ky Main Street Russell and others of equal renown Paris will doubtless be well represent- ¬ ed at this important theatrical event Manager Scott will give prompt atten- ¬ tion to orders sent by mail or telegraph for seats - PARIS KY 402 MAIN ST Over Deposit Bank Lillian Kennedy the soubrette who Office hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m was seen here in Caseys Troubles and She Couldnt Marry Three was stricken with paralysis Saturday at Utica N Y Mr Nat C Goodwin will be seen at Lexington to morrow evening when he will present the great double bill David Garrick and the Silent System He will of course be seen to great advantage with one of the best companies he has ever brought to Lexington Beautiful Miss Maxine Elliott will of course assist Mr Goodwin in these plays and the opportunities offorded these two brilliant players will come like a revela- ¬ tion upon Kentucky theatre goers Mr Goodwins company this season includes Miss Elliott William Ingersol Clarence Handy side Thos Oberle Lonis Payne R DEALER IN J NEELY Shades GEO W DAVIS Furniture Window Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses Buck Oil -j 3 Barber Shop first-class-barb- 0 DUO and Bills For first class work 4nov tf Three All work done strictly first- f st door to Bourbon Bank New Laundry Agency M H BAILEY thenublic Datronaere Work or onlpro left at Clarke Clays drug store will I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of receive immediate attention Work- caled for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ip tf Bruce Holladay Not content with having the best aud 3 2 ¬ a day hotel in America the management of the Palace HotP at Cincinnati has improved the service jit that popular hostelry by the serving of an excellent six oclock dinner includ ¬ ing wine for fifty cents The hotel 3 - centrally located at Sixth and Vine streets is deservedly popular with Ken tuckians 8mar 3t ¬ Get your onion sets of McDermott Spears ttj i GETTING READY The Northwestern Mutual life has paid to representatives of its policyholders and to its policy holders and is now holding for them 180000000 an excess over premium reoeipts of over ¬ v - 20000000 - tf I AM NOW READY To Cure A Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky -- to show complete the most LINE OF The Northwestern is carrying nearly 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bouibon Countys representative citi ¬ zens Call on R P Dow Jr for WALL PAPER Ever brought to Paris The new V 1 We re- ¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on Haggard Reed free We are the peoples friends particulars 26oc 8t n get ready for it there is no telling what may happen Child birth is full of uncertainties if JS2JEI ZEES CS- - 3 893 Davis Thompson Isgrig have in school childrens shoes extra good values Nature is not given proper assistance for very little money Try thani -- TREES PLANTS VINES BURLAP EFFECTS are the newest and at the same time the most beautiful papers seen for years at a MEDIUM COST I am giving some very close estimates on contract work or PAPER ON THE WALL - i I I ar X- STOCK AND TURF NEWb Mothers Friend ¬ I W Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair OPL If Mr IM lr 9B if- - m V fit I9el Sr CREAM - BAKING -- Turf Notes Nineteen per cent of last years wheat crop is still inthe hands of the farmers G W Bramblett of Nicholas sold a pair of geldings to a Cincinnati buyer last week for 750 He also sold thir- ¬ teen hhds of tobacbo at 19 75 to 12 on the Cincinnati breaks J W Payne estate of Millersburg sold nine hhds of tobacco last week in Cincinnati at 1875 to 11 Cald- ¬ well burdin sold four hhds at 1875 to 1175 and Caldwell Wood sold two at 1625 and 1450 Sales aud Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc the best help you can use at this time It is a liniment and when regularly apis plied several months before baby comes it makes the advent easy and nearly pain- ¬ less It relieves and prevents morning sickness relaxes the overstrained mus- ¬ cles relieves the distended feeling short- ¬ ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer- ¬ tain without any dangerous after effects Mothers Friend is good for only one purpose viz to relieve motherhood of danger and pain ¬ The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every- ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Agents Strawberry and general nursery cat- ¬ alogue on application to Telephone WASTED H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 279 1S9S CHRPETS To match the papers HOUSES FOR REST MM ill Ik - POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD The Central Kentucky ifilrhfs met at Lexington Thursday afternoon and dis- ¬ cussed the wheat prospects It was Insure your property against tire REAL ESTATE AGENT agreed that there is 20 per cent increase wind and lightning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable com- ¬ in an average over last year and that Houses and Lands For Sale or Rent pany the condition is as good There was O W Millkr Agent Opp Court honse up stairs over Louis ¬ found to be plenty old wheat on hand ville Store HutchisonKy Parties who have houses for rent will do well to place them with me I can secure you desirable tenants 1 dollar per bottle at all drug stores or sent I have had quite a number of applica- ¬ by mail on receipt of price Free Books containing valuable informa tions for houses in the past few days tion for women will be sent to any address If you have a house for rent let me rent upon application to it for you Call at my office or notify me and I THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO will call on you Atlanta Ga JT Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Pendme vour old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its 1 ranches HINTON T r4 IV i THE SOUEBON NSW J TCJESAY MAftCa mXitVSS 15 ld9a tGsrrTSuzsMsassflMi i 9s The Advent Of Our Future Men And The March term of the Bourbon Cir- ¬ nf is of Wi Women 1 S V cuit Court began yesterday morning COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Seventeenth Year Established 1881 In this city Sunday to the vrv of L Judge J E Cantrell presiding Mr THE NEWS MAN Silas Bedford formerly Miss Ma gie Franklin the new Common- ¬ Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Robt a daughter jiss mail matter secor wealths Attorney made his first ap- Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Gait8kill Should to entirely weather proof at tliis season It is alse In this city Sanday morning to the pearance here in that capacity The Depots tn The Hotel lobbies And wife of T Earl Ashbrook of Dincn economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet dry and comforta- Elsewhere Attorneys Pendleton of Winchester TELEPHONE NO 124 av nue a son xnomas Jii iri Asno nok Hogg of Rihmond Williamson of John Frakes is ill of pneumonia ble you cant afford it We have jusfc arranged a special value sale o Jr Third born aud third sou VrT THE BOUaBUH DtWS March Circuit Court PERSONAL MENTION BIRTHS w m va a nL JM 4F tS z rsmm r g 9 TTT cLS f ii SHOES ¬ j SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 52 00 Six mouths it Oneyear news costs Make all 51 00 port FKOM you A GUN FREE OF CHARGE cant even get a Orders re Etc ¬ payable to the order of Champ Checks Money Milxfr Tpuesday will tie St Patricks Day See J B first page Haggards vehicle ad on Cheek preached at Sharps -- Rev F J burg Sunday Kiley Grannon returned to New York last week Best gun powder tea at pound at Ed Hutchcrafts 42 cents a Bap- - Leonard Cook united with the tist Church by letter Sunday 49 is laying heavy steel rials between Demossville and Butler TheL N H The Leader sayst hat the Lexington cake walkers will visit Paris next Mon -- day night -- - For Rent -- Three rooms for rent at 61 k JiS Walker Ave Mrs Laura C Taylor tf The Monday Night Literary Club Third day Wednesday March 16 Tennessee met last night with Mr Chas Winn at Mrs G Commonwealth vs George Collson Carlisle and Swinford of Cynthiana Miss Eliza Cogar is visiting in Cinwere the visiting lawyers in attendance cinnati The following gentlemen compose the F W Skillman left Satuiday for grand jury Eufaula Ala J H Bradshaw fmn John Marston Rev Father Burke spent yesterday TJJudy WTParker Chas Clendenin in Covington Webb Reynolds Joseph Houston R P Dow Mrs SaUie West is visiting friends Lee R Penn Frank Isgrig Joseph Redmon in Lexington A H Bedford Misses Mary aid Louise Bashford The most important case on the docket for this term is the Cain Lewis case were in Cincinnati yesterday Lewis which will be called to day Mr and Mrs W H Anderson whose life sentence was reversed by the spent Saturday in Cincinnati Court of Appeals will be defended by Mr J W Biles of Cincinnati was B in the city Saturday and Sunday attorneys Harmon Stitt and S Rogers of this city Miss Mary Lawrence Holt who has The arguments fora new trial of the been ill for several weeks is improving Woodford will case will be heard on the Mrs Lanra Taylor has returned fourteenth day of the term There are forty persons to be tried on from a visit to friends near Georgetown Mrs Kittie Brown is very ill at felony charges at this term of couit Twenty three of the number are in jail the home of her daughter Mrs J T The following cases have been as Hinton signed for trial Mrs Jas P Headley of Lexington day Tuesday March 15 Second Mrs T E is visiting her sister Commonwealth vs Lewis Hays etc Ashbrook grand larceny Arch Paxton came over Saturday Same vs Morris Beasley malicious from tot Sterling to spend Sunday with shooting and wounding with intent to his family kill Mr Hal E Spears left Saturday for Same vs Johnson Lamb rape the University of the South at Sewanee Same vs Cain Lewis murder ¬ ¬ and alco Mens and Boys Ou January invoice revealed that we Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Shoes at low flown prices Of The Dead have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your ad van- John Frakes aged thirty six died Ule pneumonia last night at the home of tase it you will pall immediately OBITUARY Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes his father Ben Frakes in this city A Delightful Musical A thoroughly enjoyable evening is in store for the persons who attend the or gan recital at the second Presbyterian Church to night The program will include several numbers by that clever organist Prof Frank Slade Olver and and solos by accomplished Paris s ngers The admission will be only twenty five cents The proceeds will be added to Da via Thomson wrawxOTnaH3roc5rrseK52 Isgrig ¬ the church repairing fund The recital should be well patronized Frank Martin is working out in the city quarry a 7 50 fine for disorderly conduct imposed by Judge Webb Martins offense was attempting to chastise a female friend He was ar- ¬ rested by Officer Elgin IsTo w FOR THE SPRING- - On Sale New wash Dress Goods New French Organdies New French Giughau Choice line of Domestic Ginghams The largest and cheapest line of Hamburgs and Laces of our di- ¬ Spears Pim Olas at McDermott rect importation t ver brought to this city bowp New line of r iiUs A new line of string ties hand waists skirts linings etc jus1 received puffs at 25 50 and 75 cents at tecks and White Goods Picardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks ana Organdies tf Gos clothiers Price Give us a call and see what we will do for you before buying No doubt the mistakes of your life elsewhere have been many but you will make no fr K if11 - jfc r Br j mm- - Alexander and daughter mistake if you send your soiled linen to Mr James McClures Marion have returned from a visit in the forgery Bourbon Steam Laundry tf Covington Same vs Alex Carr malicious shoot-¬ Mrs Allie Sidener will move to Isgrig are Davis Thompson Mr and Mrs Harvey Hibler and Cincinnati this week to make her home ing and wounding with intent to kill children are visiting Mrs H M Taylor offering surprising bargains iu mens Same s Ben Brooks same with her daughter Mrs Bun Brown and boys stylish shoes The prices are 4 Thursday March 17 in Carlisle Kfrta Fourth day tf right Rev Joe Hoppers meeting at Drs Ben Frank and John Sweeney Ike Curtis Commonwealth vs mond closed with twenty additions murder Haggard Reeds new laundry is came up from Louisville last nignt for a meeting at Louis He is now holding a doing first class work Give us a call Same vs Henry Veach housebreak- ¬ short visit yille Haggard Reed tf ing Mr and Mrs W K Massie of Same vs Chas Wood accessory to Lexington are cuests of Mr and Mrs Ex Sheriff E T Beeding has rented Insure in the Northwestern to containing 750 acres housebreaking the McKee farm W Massie W ym day to morrow may be too late near Millersburg and will move to it Same vs Anderson Harris malicious E is Vi3 w iff Mrs E H Rutherford was a visitor We are offering some choice ladies cutting and wounding etc in a short time in Lexington Satuiday the guest of the misses and childrens snoes at special Fifth day Friday March 18 Beautiful dre nns in Easter bonnets Commonwealth vs Wm Spears false Misses BuIIock prices Don t fail to take advantage cf assuming shape at Mrs M Mrs Amos Tnrney were the offer Mr and are rapidly o close out ail Winter goods during the next 30 days swearing Davis Thompson Isgpig guests of friends in Cynthiana Friday She has decided on April 1st Parkerd Tasty and skillful tiimmers are and Saturday we will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost and 2d for the Spring openings already preparing for Mrs W M Par Miss Mamie Neelv will arrive to ISTHITOB S SALE Bishop Hibler has been confined to kers millinery opening which will day from a protracted visit to friends in his room since Saturday by a wound occur on April 1st and 2d OF Dress Goods formerly 75c and 100 per yard at 39c embracing Keoknk Iowa occasioned by sitting down on a pair fancy weaves luoadcloths novelties and whipcord diagonal Serges Hon W H McMillan was the Kenturky Warrior of scissors which were lying on a chair P1 P Tahle linens and napkins large variety at cost PEBSOHBL guest of his brother Dr J T McMillan All our underwear at much less than cost of J The Blueerass has given two distin in Lexington Sunday Dr Henry Casey Penangs and pr rcales formerly Sic to close 4c per yard Mcllvain has located in Lexington guished officers to the United States As Administrator of Augusta G yee our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth iibc Mr Alex Baird of Cincinnati was He has rented a house on West 1 ourtb Navy in Admiral Jouette of Fayette in the city last night on a brief visit Rogers deceased I will on Notions of every description less than cost streat and his family will go to Lexing and Commodore William Penn McCann He returns this morning 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for lSc TUESDAY MARCH 29 1898 ton next week of Paris Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c pei yard -of beginning at 10 a m sell at her late Gass Mrs John Jr Commodore McCann who was placed seventy sixth annual meeting of The Bourbon Seattle is the guest of Mr and Mrs residence near Hutchison County Ky all the personal property Bible Society of Bourbon on the retired list several years ago at John Gass Sr on Duncan avenue the Ameiican age ot sixt two writes interesting of the late Augnsta G Rogers consist Conntv will be held at the Methodist the Mr and Mrs Robert Ferguson and ing of household furnitnre and goods home at New Rochelle Cbnrch Sunday night Rev Dr Ham letters from his Hugh cookirg utensils livestock produce and N Y to his sister Mrs Nannie Brown children were guests at Col ilton of Louisville will deliver the ad cured meats on tht following terms of this city He distinguished himself Andersons in Georgetown last week For all pure ases of 20 and under dress WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K SF during the late war by capturing block- ¬ Mr Geo D Mitchell was in Lex cash and for all purchases over 20 the Friday and Saturday April 1st and ade runners Commodore McCann has incton Sunday lo see E T Porter who purchaser will be required to execute to 2d have been selected by Mrs W M offered his services to President McKin has just recovered from a serious illness me a bankable note due 60 days after IMPORTED AM TROUSERINGS date bearing interest at the rate of 6 per special days for her Spring ley and is anxious for a chance at the Parker as Mrs Craig who has been visiting cent per aunum from date of sale until onening All thats new rovel dainty Spanish lor reaFous besides the de- ¬ her sister Mrs J M Rion will leave paid stylish and beautiful in millinery will struction of the Maine In about 1850 S B ROGERS to morrow for her home in Vevay Ind ha seen at her store on those dates Commodore McCanns younger brother Admr of Augu9ta G- Rogers deed - James Kern Dan Peed Henry John McCann of Paris graduated from Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when W Mcllvain and Walter A tramp who claimed to be a survivor College in Cincinnati and Fnhrman J quality and style are considered We ask you to give up a call f the Maine explosion worked Winche- St Xaviers Clarke attended court yesterday at Car- ¬ a party of Americans ster people for a pocketful of coin the went to Cuba with lisle AND a fakir Another irri to fight the Spanish While in a Cuban other day He is Mr John Feeney went over to city John McCann was assassinated by X poster i- the fellow who claims to have Richmond Saturday and brought home seven Spaniards but his lost an arm while rescuing a child The a party of ITVjt IMLJDTfcrf TT A jtt comrades returned shortly and killed all Mrs Feeney and their infant son Paul arm is strapped to his side Feeney seven of the assassins s iitxCN Mrs Mary Neale Thompson of OS SATURDAY MARCH 19 1898 Mr Joshua Newiiall of East Third John W Hite of this city had arstreet celebrated his ninety fourth birth ranged to go to Cuba with McCann but Richmond will arrive to day from day Saturday In early youth Mr missed the party by one day Mr Hite Kansas City to be the guest of Mrs I will rent until March 1st 1899 the home place of the late J W Wright Newball assisted in putting into opera- ¬ also exnected to eo with a party from Junius Clay Lex- ¬ OUR located near Paris on the Paris tion the first waterworks in Cincinnati Louisville but missed this chance Mr and Mrs E G Harrison ar- ¬ ington turnpike containing about 120 Afterwards be spent several years in by one day However he had his de- rived Saturday from Xenia Ohio for a acres of corn tobacco and grass land Mexico becoming intimately acquaint- ¬ sire for the smell of powder satisfied by brief viit to Mr and Mrs Chas Meng wih improvements I will sell four work mules I harness¬ ed with the famous Mexican General a lengthy campaign with the famous parents u rhe latter hoi S3 4 cows 2 calves 1 pony houseOrphan Brigade Santa Anna Mr and Mrs Chas Eriinger ot hold and kitchen furniture meat lard formerly of this city Coviogton and Mr H w Doane of poultry farming implements consisting Fred Gorham OO It will pay persons wishing to pur late of Louisville has joined the United wheat drill corn of three- - wagons finished Detroit father of Mrs Erringer were planter harrows rollers gears plows chase anything in embroidery or stamped States ai my and has been assigned to the guests or friends in the city Satur tc 1 rockaway pieces buggy oyer 150 pieces started Company D Second Cavalry at Fort day aud Sunday shocks of corn etc linens to visit Mrs Nannie Browns one year As guardian I Riley Kansasone of the largest military millinery store during the remainder of -- Editor J R Williams of the Fal 100 acres f good will rent for bluegrass woodland is well pleased Many fine posts m the West He the embroidery display mouth Pendlttonian was in the city CYNTHIA J WRIGHT his assignment The company has pieces will be on sale at bargain prices with Sunday the guest of his father-in-laordered to the Atlantic Coa3t to be The contest for rhe beautiful premium been Mr B S Letton Mr Williams and 3t T ready for service in case war is declared wife are pleased with their new home in mty March 30th will close Thursday Van Houtens cocoa 75 cents per a almoutn The Waiters Party 00 -- at Ed Hutch- pound usual price Mr and Mrs A T Forsyth Judge Party is very busy at crafts closing out sale The Watters and Mrs W M Purnell Miss Letitia The New at the Hotel Windsor its studio Hedges and Col J G Craddock of this IIr Clay As a Faruit r Having on a former visit to Bourbon city Thos Savage of Millersburg Mrs received numerous orders for crayon Sunday said R W McClelland of Mt Sterling and The Courier Journal Spring Styles M Clay Jr of Bishop Burton of Lexington were portraits and water colore which The Hon Cassins without exception greatly pleased their Paris Poarbon County was at the among the many guests who attended LOVE IS BLIND pations the present rush of orders Gait House yesterday He came to at the golden wedding anniversary of Rev In Shoes many from the former patrons is not tend the annual banquet of Yale alumni Dr and Mrs Geo S Savage in Win- to all the faiilte of the loved one in J Chester Saturday to be wondered at evening Refresh at the Pendennie Club last night In a few days will be placed on ex- - am out of politics now said he yester- - ments were served and the occasion everything but untidy or soiled Will soon be on dis- ¬ hibition some of the fiuished work day afternoon and am devoting my- - Was a very pleasant event Rev and play Come to us for showing a new Style of water color self strictly to business which is farm Mrs Savage received about two hon linen A dainty woman draws thie m a dred presents portraits ing and stock raising Farmers are the proper thing We The Waiters Party inclndes3only ar- ¬ good position now and will continue m will show you all that line on that To look immaeulaet--l- y Milk crocks at seven cents apiece at tists of the highest ability and reputa be so if their interests are not injured MWiilmlmLWLWm vclosing out sale is new and pretty in tion for true life liko portraitures by bad legislation I am raising fine Ed Hutchcrafts neat and prose n table and have our and footwear Information rofr irdnr nrices etc will cattle for export and the present price Landreths garden seeds he supplied at the studio at the Hotel is nhnnt S4 75 a hundred pounds To- Spears tf prices wont hurt you McDermott your collai cufforshiit irreproach ¬ Windsor bacco pays well at the present prices The Postnflico Fight Mr Clay will return home to day able in color and finish bring it ta For Sale Pair of good M W COPvRiOmt 8 The Paris postoffice question has n t bicycle tires Will sell very cheap In PuREcider vinegar 20 cents a gallon yet been settled but it is likely that the quire at The News office N O molasses 15 cents a gallon Sugar contest will be decided in a few days house molasses 23 cents a gallon at Ed Editor J JL Bosley and Sherman An elegant line of derby and Alpine Hutchcrafts closing out sale BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Stivers have both bv eu to Washington hats from the cheapest to the best material in latest styles can be fonud Northern seed Irish potatoes at during the past few days to presj their TelephoiB No 4 claims for the office tf Spears reliable clothiersat Price Cos tf MuDfermott B JTJOLMZ- -- CONDONS Pi f 11 BI son-in-la- w fc ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- SMfiS FOR FALL AND WINTER - -- ¬ PUBLIC SALE - RENTING PST ¬ k oauj TTTOR REMEMBER WE HAVE ¬ SPRING GOODS OUR GUARANTEE and that we make a first class Suit for 20 ¬ w I J i fcfcfcfcVV We make every garment to order and da not send out any ready made clothing Every garment is handled only by first class tailors and is guaranteed to fit 1 LAVIN HUKILL Central Hotel Building ¬ j j k ¬ 1 ¬ -- - i - - Lv4 Rion k Clay The Bourbon Steam 4 1 atmcJry o nr - THE BOURBON NEWS4 TUESDAY MARCH 36 15 1898 lEv- 1 j I I PI t IP ft H t i f Si i Sj i 1 h t- fHB tionary ladder which the workmen used much gesticulation for he was more to ascend when the roof needed re excited than I have seen a Chinaman pairing either before or since as well he might Eighteenth Year Established 188L sprang lightly over the horrible be then she turned to us I Published Every Tuesday and Friday by pool ran noiselessly across the hall I think I can explain Ah Sins part and was on the window sill getting in this adventure When he brought out when the Mongolians head ap- ¬ the clothes this afternoon I found some peared above the stairs He saw me were missing I sent him back to get WHEN THE SNOW FALLS uttered an inarticulate guttural sound them telling him I would not pay for and swiftly followed me I made a the washing until he brought every ¬ My city home is very fair to see And in a measure it Is dear to me spring reached the ladder and climbed thing He went away and came back But oh the dear old times to the roof I would not descend to with the missing clothes in about half Now when winds wail and snow is falling the yard the chances of escape were an hour I then paid him and sent him fast way for the wooden fence down to the kitchen for some things for less that As at no other time from out the past youth rings sweet memory chimes round the yard was very high and the wash I had left there He got them as the houses on either side were un- ¬ and was about to go out when he re- ¬ I see the brown old house upon the hill The coasting- hill so smooth and white the occupied it would be quite possible for membered that he had not asked me mill me to be murdered without any neigh- ¬ when he was to call again Just as he Where father earned our bread bors hearing my cries If once I could reached the head of the stairs he saw Again I haste from school at close of day reach the flat roof of our house I Dora getting out of the window jumped With empty pail along the snowy way thought I would be safe for the roofs to the conclusion that she was a thief In cap and mittens red of the houses in our block were as and followed her I must tell you And when at length in weary hungry well known to me as the street I addressing the crowd that he does not plight I reached my mothers kitchen warm and was something of a tomboy and on know Dora she is usually away at bright evenings when the cats made the night work when he comes for the clothes A senge of peace and rest air hideous with their concerts Tom It just happened that she got ofl Filled all my boyish being for I knew The best of all love mother love so true and I used often to go on the roofs and early to day and he saw her for the Made that place rich and blest hunt them sometimes chasing them first time this afternoon when she let the whole block he clad in his pajamas him in so his mistake was not an un ¬ I see the table set with homely care and I in my cycling suit natural one He did not dream that a No costly service nor attendance there easy matter for young lady of the house would do such oh my mothers food But It was therefore an And fathers face across the bounteous me to climb the ladder but just as I a thing as climb out of a window board was about though if he knew Dora he would not Who always on our food Gods grace im- ¬ had crossed the roof and to drop myself on the next which was be in the least surprised Here Nellie plored Beamed gently kind and good lower than ours the dreaded celestial laughed That is Ah Sins story and Of Then came the happy hours I loved the head again appeared this time just it seems to me a reasonable one above the last rung of the ladder Oh course when he followed Dora she best When weary father took his well earned if only I had the power to hurl him thought he meant to kill her but I rest I cannot undersand what she wanted on down before he reached the roof And mother too as well tore at the bricks in the chimney but the roof at that hour What was it Sometimes the blue eyed girl across the way not one would loosen There was noth ¬ Dora Came in and joined in homely treat or play ing to be done but to run and to scream Then I explained telling her about Working her binding spell attracting the attention the pool of blood which I was now be ¬ in the hope of Which held me even then through child- ¬ of some passer by on the street be ¬ ginning to think existed only in my im- ¬ hoods days opened my mouth to agination And holds me still while walking man- ¬ low but when I cry out no sound would come from my Oh that and an annoyed per- ¬ hoods ways And so it always will parched throat My gymnastic traini- turbed expression crossed her face Oh time of dawning love of joy and mirth ng- stood me in good stead I You recollect the quart bottle of red In mothers kitchen round the dear old ran dropped to the lower roofs ink father brought home the even- ¬ hearth to the higher ones with ing before he went to the country and climbed I seem to live there still But still I the agility of a monkey I almost taste the tempting nuts so brown would have had no advantage over my which Tom was to take down to the office He forgot it every day and y o And corn so snowy white and light as pursuer had it not been for my superior Dora took it into our room the day you down And apples crisp and red knowledge of the roofs The Chinaman needed some you carelessly left it near Then came a blessed time wherein I trace followed me swiftly Though I dared the door and when I went in to get the The soft sweet outline of my mothers face not look back I could hear his quick money for Ah Sin I must have knocked Above my dream strewn bed breathing not far behind it over with my skirt I did not notice it Fiercer yet fiercer rage the wailing winds When we got near the end of the at the time but when I went into our The snow beats ceaselessly against the block I dodged my pursuer and doubled room later on I found the bottle lying blinds Ah how the picture glows on my tracks Eor a moment he seemed on its side the cork out and that great And can it be that forty changeful years puzzled I seized the opportunity pool in the hall Oh again directly Have passed since then with all their slipped quickly behind him grasped his addressing the crowd if there is any- ¬ smiles and tears pigtail jerked him backward he lost one here who can tell how to get red Full forty winters snows Mary S Potter in Good Housekeeping his balance and fell on his back Then ink stains out of white marble I shall be I ran to the edge of the roof overlook- ¬ so grateful My father will be crazy if ing the street and screamed to my sur- ¬ he comes back and finds the hall floor prise my voice had come back and my stained MY MURDERER scream was heard by a man passing on A janitor of one of the large city the opposite side of the street He buildings came forward and the two stopped and looked around bewildered held a conversation When I thought I screamed again and guided by the ¬ had a fancy for some fresh sound he looked up and saw me the they had talked long enough I interto ask Nellie NELLIEfor supper that evening- and moon was just rising behind the house rupted them How was it you did not hear me as she seemed disinclined to venture and my form was clearly outlined when I came upstairs out I offered to go for them We were against the light the moon threw before I was in the front parlor reading all alone in the house for father and it But my shouting had also shown the When Ah Sin left me I did not hear a mother had gone to the country for Chinaman my whereabouts he had re a few days and Tom of course was coverd himself and was again after me sound until Tom came home Well I guess everything is clear away at the ofiice I could hear his quick animal panting now remarked Tom There is noth ¬ When I opened the door to go out I just behind me I ran on he following ing found Ah Sin our Chinese washer- ¬ but hope now gave added speed to my men to be done but thank these gentle- ¬ for their promptitude in coming man standing on the door mat He steps help would soon be mine for to Doras assistance arid to soothe the could speak no English so I did not a crowd had gathered on the street waste any words on him but just mo- ¬ and seemed clearly to realize my dan- ¬ Chinamans wounded feelings With that he slipped something into tioned him to go upstairs he would ger Men ran to and fro or eagerly con- ¬ Ah Sins hand which made the Celestial find Nellie there I thought and she sulted together and presently a num ¬ could give him the clothes I did not ber of workmen came along dragging a smile Then Nellie and I handed in our want the bother of going back I did firemans ladder This they placed little contributions and Ah Sin and my not call out to tell Nellie he was going against one of the houses men rescuers departed But unfortunately was up I did not think it necessary swarmed up like flies and in less time means the end of it that to by no I had face the 1 must have been gone about three than it takes me to tell it the Chinaman ridicule of my friends and the curiosity quarters of an hour for the little dairy was secured strangely enough he of my neighbors where we got the fresh eggs was four made no resistance and did not appear ever Tom desires and to this day when- ¬ to be especially tor ¬ long blocks away and I stayed awhile to be armed and we were both taken menting he makes polite inquiries for talking to the young girl who waited down my murderer N 0 on me It was getting dusk when I When the crowd heard what the Mon- ¬ reached our door and I remember be ¬ golian had done they declared they ing surprised when I looked up at the would lynch him then and there They EXECUTED ENGLISH transom to see that the hall lamp was tore him from the policeman who had unlighted Nellie had such a horror of him in charge dragged him to the near- ¬ Queer Perversion of the Word Laun ¬ dry by Americans darkness I was even more surprised est tree which was not far for our Queer turns the abuse of the English when I opened the door to see Ah Sin street was planted with trees a rope disappear down the passage and enter was brought from somewhere and de- ¬ language will take on the American con- ¬ the kitchen the kitchen dining room spite the wretched mans pleadings in tinent as well as in the heart of the Brit ¬ and Toms room are the only rooms impassioned Chinese for mercy was ish capital The other day from the on the first floor Did I only imagine slipped around the branches At that passageway where a certain domestic it or was there something furtive in moment a broad shouldered man broke assistant occasionally goes to make in-¬ the Mongolians movements through the crowd and demanded the quiries of the mistress of the house the Bah how fanciful I am getting I cause of the uproar It was Tom The listener heard this question asked Are they any laundry thought Nellie has told him to go iii mob paused to explain I ran to nay What the woman meant put into the there to get the soiled kitchen towels brother clung to his arm and between fewest plain words was this I lighted the hall lamp left the eggs my incoherent words and their expla a parcel to go to the laundry Is there The on the table and ran up the stairs nations he at last gathered the mean ¬ phrase was pure American and was When I reached the landing I saw ing we wished to convey but still he used by a native of our great and glo- ¬ something which made me so faint that looked puzzled Nellie Did I understand you to say rious country Among some of the peo- ¬ I had to lean against the banister for support Dora that it was Nellie this man mur ¬ ple the word laundry means not mere- ¬ ly the place where washing is done but So that 3ou will quite understand the dered the articles washed taken collectively Yes position in which I found myself I will J Not long ago the listener saw in the win Why I have come straight from the describe our upper hall and the situa ¬ tion of the rooms Directlj- opposite house and Nellie was there as well as dow of a mans furnishing store beg the landing- was a window overlooking she ever was in her life only anxious pardon a gents furnishing store a Dont forget to the back yard the bedroom Nellie and at your long absence and curious to placard which read leave your laundry I occupied together was on the left know the cause of the disturbance in This perversion of the ancient word side the door opening near the head the street of the stairs mothers room and the There must be some mistake I an- ¬ lavendery takes a curiously different Evans XiJirlor were in the front a passage swered I saw her blood streaming turn from Sir HughWives use of the of Windsor leading to them from the head of the from under our bedroom door Per- ¬ word in The Merry There dwells one Mistress Quicklj stairs The hall was floored with white haps it was her spirit you saw which is in the manner of his nurse or marble a curious fancy of my fathers A pretty substantial spirit then I his dry nurse or his cook or his laun ¬ In front of each door was a thick must say and one that can enjoy mut- ¬ woolly red mat Now all the rooms ton chops and fresh eggs as well as a dry his washer and his wringer And it somehow seems less absurd to were closed and trickling from under mortal Come right along boys turn ¬ call an animated washer and wringer tlie doors of our room was a thin red ing to the crowd and see for your ¬ stream which formed a great pool and selves that my sister is all right Come a laundry than the things washed and wrung Boston Transcript which though it had seemed so dark Dora downstairs was here qurte discernible He drew my arm within his own and Disgrace vs Respectability in the half light which came from the turned toward home themiob follow ¬ Society Bud Oh its perfectly ter- ¬ hall window ing with the Chinaman the rope still ¬ to In a Hash I saw it all The Chinaman around his neck When we reached rible and were all ready die of mortihad killed my sister it was her life our house there was Nellie safe and fication Just think my own sister the Wood which trickled from the door and sound standing on the steps Before wife of a mere nobody never belonged to our set at all She eloped with him lay in that ghastly pool on the white we could say a word she cried out last night leaving a note marble I gathered my skirts to step What are they doing to Ah Sin Oh before morning she would saying that be the wife over it and enter our room and verify what a shame to treat a poor Chinaman of one she loved better than life itself iny awful fears when I heard a so and impulsively she ran down Friend Mercy I hope it wasnt that stealthy muffled footfall on the stairs and while the Mongolian made voluble In the horror of my discovery I had explanation pulled the rope from his ugly old fellow I saw coming in here yesterday forgotten that the Chinaman was still neck ¬ No lover was iii the house In a moment he would Speak a little slower Ah Sin then I some her homely young and hand That old me would share the le upon fate ofand I sister who must shall be able to follow you nicely said toothless wreck you saw is bald headed Count Grog my terrible Nellie kindly I forgot to tell you that gie ibe dead for who could lose all that Neilie can speak Chinese she used to That creature a count T Iblood and live Being sure then that teach in the Chinese mission school Yes a real count He has not only a sshe was beyond my aid I felt that I What does he say I asked And title but he is rich and as soon ascan must try if possible to save my own Tell us what the heathen is saring conquer my aversion to the old f odlTm But how Outside of the hall young lady cried the men r N Y Weekly window was a wide stone shelf on which Nellie asked the Chinaman a few golng to marry him we keptpot plants near it was a sta questions which he answered with Tortoiea and turtle have no teetk THE BOURBON NEWS - 11 J - Two Poiats of View Pleasant to the Last SCHOOL AWD CHURCH you old boy job Passenger irritably Where Benedict I tell First It is estimated that there are 30 are your eyes ought to get married You dont know tXX pupils in the mission schools of Celtic Passenger pleasantly In me what a comfort it is to know that youve got a wife at home to patch your China head The late Julia Bedell of New York First Passenger warming up Well clothes Singleton Thats all right but 1 pre-¬ bequeathed 65000 for missionary pur-¬ cant you see my feet Celtic Passenger more pleasantly fer to stay single and not have my poses No ye have shoes on Tit Bits clothes patched N Y World There are 29364 Presbyterian con ¬ gregations in the world with a mem ¬ The Blortifyingr Fact Hot With Her Voice Twynn So you had burglars at your bership of 4627140 He does not love me any more It is stated that during the last The maiden sang to shame him house Triplett And as the notes reached papas ears eight years there has been a greater in- ¬ Triplett Yes and the thing about it He murmured I dont blame him that grinds is the fact that they went crease in the number of converts in Town Topics all over the house and found nothing China than during the preceding 80 THE MAGNET THAT DREW THKIB worth carrying off and all the news- ¬ years The Ruggles Street Baptist church papers are proclaiming the fact Har of Boston has a workingmans Bible lem Life class numbering 250 More than 1000 A pupils are enrolled in the Sunday American Tourist 1 understand school marquis1 that you fell in love with a Several Boston have redistinguished American lady on ac- ¬ ceived a number of churchesinto mem ¬ Chinese count of her pretty foot bership who have for the most part re¬ Marquis Dat is it Dat is it De pretty vay she foots de bills N Y ceived their religious training in the Sunday schools of that city Weekly The bill to pay the book publishing company of the Methodist Episcopal Good at Arithmetic Lady in employment office As Church South 288000 for damages sus- ¬ there is only my husband and myself tained by that corporation during the in the family I think you ought to be war has passed the lower house of con ¬ willing to come for less than you ask gress Wfy I 0 There are only two persons to cook for Q CONDENSED BY FREEZING Domestic But mum when Im wid you there ud be three N Y Weekly A New Process for Preserving Mi lie IndefinitelyTalking1 of Fun Considering the wide and extended Grigson It was great fun sitting use of condensed milk products the there and passing remarks upon the new method of manufacturing it by people as they came in a freezing instead of a heating proc- ¬ Sarton Ah but talking of fun you ess By thousands the women rush into as carried the show when they read the dime should have heard the remarks of some Y is importantout at Cattaraugas N and interesting The of the people after you went out Tit museum sign first treatment consists in placing the The fat ladys weight ha3 been Bits milk in a vacuum chamber to rid it of greatly reduced from a thousand to animal gases and atmospheric air dis ¬ Force of Habit nine ninety nine N Y Journal Mrs Brown Dr Bolus is becoming solved in the milk which appears at dreadfully absent minded the surface in bubbles and thus es- ¬ In the Swim capes This reduces the volume of the Mrs Jones Indeed No declaration of his love Could she by art entice Mrs Brown Yes when Mrs Smith milk about one tenth The milk leaves But when they both a skatingr went this chamber at the proper tempera ¬ asked his advice about her He quickly broke the ice baby he said he thought it would ture for the removal of the fatty con- ¬ N Y Journal tents by means of a cream separator do it good to ride a wheel Puck A Bargain Trasredy which is set to run heavy cream Dur My wife and her best friend are not Misunderstood Again ing this process any foreign matter He Ah dearest you must pardon such as solid particles which are al-¬ on speaking terms me if I seem to be somewhat uncouth in ways in evidence are removed and the Whats the trouble Well her friend persuaded her to the presence of women I have nevei cream is added subsequently to the fin ¬ buy a golf cape for 12 and in the very had a mother Will you be mine Will ished product next shop they found the same thing you From the separator the fat free milk She Wretch Begone Chicago is run over a bank of copper pipes marked down to nine dollars Detroit Daily News Free Press through which ice water circulates re ¬ ducing the temperature of the milk from 80 degrees After passing over these cooling coils it is placed in re- ¬ frigerating chambers and constantly stirred In about nine hours the whole bulk of milk is converted into a mass of icy crystals and milk sufficiently thick to form into hummocks This is again placed in a centrifugal and the milk reduced in volume about one half An average sample of the ice which looks very much like snow gives on analysis only about two tenths of one per cent of solid matter The new thick milk is returned to the freez ¬ ing closet and in about seven hours more it is reduced to a dense mass of crystals which after centrifugal treatment measures only one quarter of the original bulk A third freezing of 4 hours and a centrifugal extrac ¬ tion reduces the bulk of the milk to about 13 per cent of its original vol ¬ ¬ i1 i Miss-Understandi- ng- Pirn ffl1 - y six-months-- old y Times-Democr- at MOVING UP TO TBE HEAD OF THE CLASS In respect to foreign trade the United States has in the last ten years risen from fourth to third place among the nations ofo the earth England and Germany still fourth place This is according to Jules lead but France has fallen from second Roche formerly French minister of finance and commerce Washington dispatch Realizing on His Investment very Well Uncle Eeuben your daughter The influence of some women is far reaching said the new woman at Kelurah has finished her education at last has she the boarding house table Yes I reckon so She says ither and Will you please try yours on that asked the quiet man sitting nyther Cost me 1900 but I guesa butter next to her Yonkers Statesman its all right Chicago Tribune The Truly Innocent Better Lost No evil thought had ever found Rejected One Yes she refused me A lodgment In his mind gave me the regular cold shoulder For he was but a fool and neer His Friend Thats nothing old man Had there crept in beneath his hair A thought of any kind Why if shed accepted you she might Cleveland Leader bread have given you er homemade producing fermentation Ally Sloper HE NEEDED A WHOLE CKUP are destroyed Philadelphia Record Boarding House Talk micro-organisms ume The final step of the process is the admixture of the heavy cream in propor tion to the fat free milk This final product or condensed milk is a fair representation of milk minus the bulkj of its water Moreover it is free from foreign flavors and has an aroma which is true to the milk from which it ia prepared It mixes readily with water forming milk from which cream will separate as from untreated milk To show the great concentration of the milk it may be stated that taking 10O gallons of milk as a unit quantity this would reduce to 13 gallons in the end In other words the 87 gallons of water1 In the milk are formed into ice leav ing an unfrozen balance of very thick milk which represents milk sugar casein and inorganic salts fully ninef gallons of solids The fat equivalent added by the heavy cream removed inj the first operation is adjusted in the final treatment to represent a dilu ¬ tion with water three parts and con- ¬ densed milk one part a proportion of three and sixteenths per cent of milk fat which is the normal proportion in the average milk It is stated that condensed milk prepared in this man-¬ ner will keep indefinitely as the - 1 - - Your sister has the brightest eyes of any girl I ever knew Tommy Is that the reason why you always turn the gas out when you sit alone with her in the back parlor N Y Evening Journal Mills A Pertinent Question -- Hot Times Occasionally Singleman In her girlhood days your wife was possessed of a very sun ¬ ny disposition Has she any of it yet Longwed Well er enough to make it warm for me occasionally Up-to-Da- te bies is always born in de night time Lottie aged seven a little wiser Dont you know Its cos they wants to make sure of tindin their mothers at home Harlem Life No Hope If She Thought he said I awsked Miss Ya as Sharpe to be my wife y knaw and I cave her a week to think it over Chicago That settles your case Infantine Philosophy Tottie aged five I wonder why ba ¬ Post A Dangerous Topic Stebbins I never hear you say a word about the weather No I promised my dying mother Chicago that I never would swear Record Sweet Consolation He But why do you keep on crying dear She Because you said you would kiss my tears at ay Yonkers States ¬ man j Negroes and Cotton The negroes of the south had the best of training in varied fields of labor un ¬ der skillful and intelligent managers In those regions where a diversity of crops was planted they became expert farmers It is a gross error into which many of our northern friends have fallen in thinking that the negroes axe poor laborers They may be wanting in skill but it is to be doubted whether any other laboring population on earth ever produced results from agriculture so large so constant so magnificent and so remunerative And this is true of the negroes in the south to day When we reflect that upon their labor in the cotton fields- millions of opera¬ tives in the old world are absolutely de pendent for employment and susten- ance their value as laborers becomes at Grandpapa Well little lady will yoii once apparent and decisive Destroy give me a lock of that pretty hair oi the negro labor of the south and the yours cotton supply would be reduced so low Majority Yes granpa but hesi that the 90000000 spindles of New tating I dont fink one lock would bd England and Europe would rust- in their enough would it Punch sockets and the clank of a million looms would cease There would be a dearth Abdicating Nothing Theophilus said the officiating In the goods that practically clothe the world and a blow would be given to clergyman do you take this woman Lady corrected the bride former- the business world that would shake it ly of the ribbon department at Spot from center to circumference St Louis Eepublic dash Cos dry goods emporium Chicago Tribune Jnst Ilke the Men An Unfailing Sign You have a club for the interchange Just look at that conceited ass I of ideas Mrs Pushly How do you know hes a conceited We had but at the second meeting n uaa i we ran put of ideas Now we are deal- He has better clothes thanlhae Ing systematically with the financial Journal quention Detroit Free Press ¬ - m - M ¬ V- - 177 D -- kuMad-- -j Wl Jii WTJWf rj fkw I X f - c - - - - THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAKOH AGRICULTURAL HINTS THE POULTRY INDUSTRY It Gives Quiclc Returns In Winter as Well as in Summer STORING VEHICLES every farmer carefully estimate Let new to Construct n Windlass of an the cost of the things he produces in the Improved Pattern form of labor He need not put down the making of plans for a wind ¬ the sums he expends out of his pocket In lass to elevate box from wagons or but simply endeavor to place a value sleighs the first requisite is a building upon the labor he himself bestows on of proper dimensions and construction every department of the farm and for to make it practicable Fig 1 portrays each crop If he is a business man one 24 by 20 feet and allows for corn that is if he knows what he is doing by crib full length on one side It re-¬ keeping an account of his operations quires three sills and two plates three as every man who is in business does cross beams nine posts eight feet long or should do he will have no difficulty and double doors at each end seven feet in classifying the receipts and expenses wide comfortable space is left to pass and especially the cost of labor Next between two wagons side by side A let him estimate the space or number oi post set in the ground at center or acres of land he has given every one of vhere doors meet should be about eight the crops as well as the plowing har or ten inches high with groove at both rowing seeding cultivating harvestsides to receive the end of board placed ing hauling shipping etc and charge directly under the edge of door which interest on the capital invested After he has done this let him take up poul- ¬ try place a value upon the meat and eggs the cost of the food and the labor bestowed the labor particularly and then compare the result from the poultry with those from the larger stock and regular crops He will find that if he had kept more hens and given them only one fourth of the care and labor bestowed on other sources of revenue on the farm he would have had a THE WINDLASS COMPLETE larger balance in his favor By looking serves to keep out chickens or vermin over the statistics he will find that A groove also across the top of said post poultry produces more than sheep and receives the door lock A rope fastened that our enormous wheat crop is not to upper door frame and also to beam much greater in value annually than will keep the door from swinging too the products of fowls With markets far back so as not to damage hinges always ready and with cash returns foot of doors should be eight or ten everj month in the year for poultry and inches from the ground in case of eggs Hie farmer uses the most profit- ¬ Enow able sources of income as a side busi- ¬ Now procure a straight stick or log ness and expends his energies over ti eight inches in diameter to reach large areas being fortunate if he can from first across middle beam and clear as much as 10 or 20 an acre a placed on bearings mortised into beams year while right under his eyes his as at k and braced Eight spokes f fowls on a few rods or acres give him mortised through near one end of log quick returns both summer and win- ¬ a and braced form the wheel h ter which he does not recognise as be Spokes are notched at one end to re- ¬ longing to farming but which source to make revolve of revenue he could utilize to the best g ceive chain N otches are made near the bearing into advantage if he would give poultry his which a dog d falls and serves to lock attention as a business Farm and at and hold the box at any desired Fireside ¬ ¬ 15 1898 The slaughter of the innocents contin ues until it is estimated that fully one fourth of the human race die before attaining their fifth birthday owing in great measure to our rigorous and changeable climate And there are thousands of adults even in this land of plenty that stomach liver and bow el complaints are reducing to confirmed in validism whom Hostetters Stomach Bit ters would promptly relieve and invigorate Malaria rheumatism and kidney trouble yield to the Bitters ¬ Innocent Children Sacrltteetf Am ericas The following is a characteristic Hoods Sarsaparilla testimonial Facts like these have made Hoods Sarsaparilla Americas Greatest Medicine and en-¬ deared it to thousands of homes scat- ¬ tered all over this broad land Greatest Medicine was very sick and for several days it seemed as if he would never be any bet- ¬ ter After awhile he began to improve and in a few weeks was able to go out although weak and miserable Then ¬ ¬ ¬ A Care Author I am troubled with insomnia I lie awake at night hour after hour thinking of my literary work Friend How very foolish of you Why dont you get up and read portions of it Boston Traveler Great Nerve Restorer Free 82 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa gradually All Youare at liberty f o use this testimonial if you desire as we feel we cannot say too much in praise of Hoods Sarsapa- ¬ rilla as a blood purifier and building up Mrs E E Anderson Cum- ¬ medicine berland Maine gave out Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fifs after first days use of Dr Klines Hicks I felt so queer last night after I went to bed My head was spinning around awfully Wicks You probably slept like a top Boston Transcript paralysis which sometimes follows an attack of diphtheria We did everything for him but he grew worse until he was in a pitiful condition He suffered ter ¬ ribly at night and complained continu ¬ ally of his head and in what little sleep he was able to get moaned un- ¬ ceasingly He lost all control of the Strength in His Limbs The physicians told us it was mm ¬ To Cure a Ctiici in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet AJ druggist refund money if it fails to cure 2i 1 Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrel Camp St Harrisburg Pa May 4 91 to tell what Hoods SarsapaThirteen is an unlucky age for a girl She is too old for dolls and too young for rilla has done for us Our four children beaux Chicago Daily News had diphtheria From the very first our little boy Ralph then seven years old We have not been without Pipos Cure for We like ¬ muscles of his body and limbs He had no appetite and complained of feeling sick at his stomach all the time After we had tried many different remedies and had about given Tip all hope we com- ¬ menced giving him Hoods Sarsaparilla In a short time he ceased to complain his appetite improved and at the end of three months he was able to attend school a part of the time Now he is well and quite a strong and rugged boy When people hear a piece of gossip they never stop to ask before repeating it Is it probable Atchison Globe Isnt a scald a burn Yes and St Jacobs Oil is a cure A good many of us think frankness means to have others tell us how nice we are Washington Democrat Is Americas Greatest Medicine because it accomplishes wonderful cures when all other medicines fail Sold by all druggists SI six for So Co Prepared only by C I Hoed Apothecaries Lowell Mass COLLOQUY Between Two Ulack 3Ien on a Dark At rare intervals the moon peeped through the billows of a sea of fleecy clouds and east sickly beams across the path of a form which was walking slowly and steadily in a country graveyard The figure stole furtive glances about him as he crept to the grave of a man who had died on the gallows on Friday Just as the clock was tolling the midnight hour the form fell prostrate on the grave uttering not a sound Almost in an instant the figure arose Taking a knife from his pocket he made a single rapid cut and turned to leave the place A moonbeam revealed a look of ghoulish glee on his countenance A GRAVEYARD s arsapan 13i Economy is also a characteristic of Hoods Sarsaparilla Every bottle con- ¬ tains 100 Doses and hence there is a solid fact concisely stated in the fa- miliar line 100 Doses One Dollar Never trifle with pain It may fool you St Jacobs Oil never fools it cures Nisht THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Light shippers FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rve No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork LAMBS Cincinnati March 3 00 4 10 14 ft 3 85 wo MAS Ml a AAV i xcellence Five Finger Exercise 2fo 4 -- EHDYOUR NAME OH A POSTAL JAR0 ND WE WILL SEND YOU GUR 136 PA ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE ¬ 5 50 4 50 6 00 325 3 75 SHEEP Choice Good to choice 3 CO 3 85 5 00 3 75 ft 3 90 ft 4 25 ft 5 50 ft 4 10 97 ft 94 31 ft 3 70 ft 3 85 In the purchase of an Organ the question of cost is modi-¬ fied by genuine musical qual-¬ ities and durability - This is MfiKHBIBl RQWTOK ARMS CO New Haven Omti 180 WiNcresirn ave 282 The figure stopped WINTER BEE DISEASE ft 54 Who goes there 00 9 ft 9 How to 3Imase Colonics VVliicJi May Jist a poah niggah 10 62 The figures met and the lanterns flash Be Afflicted witli It 4 95 Lard Prime steam discloses the identity of the men 11 10 ft Choice dairy One of the causes of dysentery as the BUTTER to Sam Johnsing ft 21J6 choice creamery Prime winter bee disease is usually termed is APPLES Per bbr1 3 00 ft 3 50 y 772 y ZOG QllD Hiram Jackson iii 2 35 ft 2 65 disturbing them in cold weather In POTATOES Per bbl Whatcher doin heah Hiram Jackson CHICAGO Lookin fo ghostes case that disturbing fact it is often the Naw What yo doin heah yosef 4 80 ft 5 00 Winter them in very cold weather is the most FLOUR Wheat patents 1 02 ft 1 02 J No 2 red Come after dis rabbits lef hin foot GRAIN 94 92 ft No 2 Chicago spring disastrous thing that could be done Kotched him at 12 oclock on a dahk night 29 29M No 2 to appear among CORN No 2 on de grave ob a man hung on Friday as it causes dysentery r Do Strip OATS ft 26M Gway niggah Wouldnt take a thousand 10 00 9 95 the bees in its worst form For this PORK Mess dollans fo it Yo niggahs wont be in it 5 10 5 074 reason no one should be allowed to go LARD Steam wid me at cake walks an shootin craps THE PARTS IN DETAIL NEW YORK among the hives in very cold weather Louisville Courier Journal 5 50 4 90 Iieight Holes are bored through wind ¬ any more than is strictly necessary to FLOUR Winter patent 1 05 WHEAT No 2 red Home Seekers Excursions 37 lass directly above ends of box through properly look after them Xor should CORN No 2 mixed 58 On April 5th and 19th the Chicago Milwhich runs a rope b b and falls down stock be allowed to run among them RYE Mixed 31 OATS waukee St Paul lly will sell round trip 10 50 one end goes during the winter for fear of disturbing PORK New mess 10 25 and is made forked excursion tickets good 21 days from Chi5 40 LARD Western cago Milwaukee and other points on its through a strip cc one by four inches tbem BALTIMORE line to a great many points in South and over which is dovetailed at opposite end The disease may also appear when FLOUR Family 4 40 4 70 North Dakota and other western and south97 97 which a loop end of forked rope passes the bees are closely confined for a long GRAIN Wheat No 2 western states at greatly reduced rates 1 01 98 Southern Wheat When strip is placed underneath the time or when they are compelled to live Take a trip west and see what an amount of 335 Corn Mixed 33J good land can be purchased for the least 34 W wagonboxatiltinglever c hangs down upon impure honey Many good bee 35 Oats No 2 white Rye w4Jl ooys money Further information as to rates with holes through it which is placed keepers claim that honey from cider CATTLE No 2 western 65 4 50 First quality routes prices of farm lands etc may be 4 50 on a spike driven into beam and holds mills decayed fruit and honey dew is HOGS Western 4 55 obtained on application to any coupon tickINDIANAPOLIS aloft the dog while lowering the box not healthy food et agent or by addressing the following 9G No named persons W E Powell Genl ImOne end of dog is anchored to cross open one so that GRAIN Wheatmixed 2 If the winter is an Corn No 2 29i migration Agent 410 Old Colony Bldg Chibeam and passes through a slot in a the bees can fly out often they will live 28 Oats No 2 mixed cago H F Hunter Immigration Agt for strij one by three inches which serves on this kind of honey without injury LOUISVILLE South Dakota 291 Dearborn St Chicago or 3 75 4 00 to guide it to place Two pieces one by But if the weather is so cold and stormy FLOUR Winter patent Ceorge H Ileafford General Passenger 1 CO Agent Chicago Illinois five inches are nailed securely to cross that the bees are kept closely confined GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 31 Corn Mixed 20 Mixed large holes through them the poor food tells and dysentery is til Oats beam with Many young mens first idea of business 11 CO 10 50 and placed directly under ends of spoke most certain to make its appearance PORK Mess is to learn to hold a cigar right when not 5 12tf LARD Steam smoking Waslri ngton Democrat and serve to guide chain to place In among them and a colony badly afflict ¬ 1 h shows iloor space overhead to Fig ed will often be hard to cure store vehicles i is space through which WORKING WOMEN WHO SUFFER One of the best things that can be are elevated The best style of done in fact about the only thing that thev chain is such as is used on endless chain will be of any benefit is to give them Should Get Mrs Pinkhams Advice The Whole Truth can be Told pumps This also serves as a handy a purifying flight Let them have a to her Because she is a Woman device to elevate a beef when one has chance for a flight the first bright warm occasion to butcher The windlass day that comes should be on opposite side from crib Feeding candy is to some extent The suffering1 and pain endured by some working women is almost past belief Jl Logan in Farm and Home But the best and safect beneficial Here is a letter from one of the multitude of women who have been restored plan is to prevent Give good winter lo health and usefulness by Mrs Pinkhams advice and medicine AMONG THE POULTRY food good sealed honey That gathered Dear Mrs Pinkham I feel as though your advice had lifted me from the Keep the chickens and their quarters during the first of the season is always grave I must have been very near it I suf- ¬ best Bees will bear confinement on fered terribly at time of menstruation was clean much Having high perches often causes good honey and keep healthy to pre- ¬ constantly troubled with longer than on bad It is easier cold hands and feet was bumble foot vent the disease by supplying healthy extremely nervous could Supply raw bone either crushed or conditions than to cure after the dis- ¬ not sleep well was trou- ¬ in the form of meal ease once makes its appearance St bled with frightened With laying hens wheat may be the Louis Republic dreams had heart trouble principal grain food and a feeling as though So far as is possible the food should VALUABLE ADDITION my breath was going to 0 be varied every few days stop also had leucor Push the hatching The early hatched Barn Sheds That Afford Shelter to Thoea I tried to get Poultry and Stock pullets make the best winter layers help Trat all remedies The cut shows an addition to the side failed until wrote to Tobacco stems or leaves placed in the I iiests will aid in keeping them free of a barn covering- a side door and af- yon I cannot thank fording- a house for poultry and an open you irom vermin enough for your Observe which hens are the best lay¬ shed for the poultry to scratch in during kind advice and I wish ers and breed from them Such traits the winter to It affords a chance also to tell every one the great find protection during for cows are hereditary good your remedies have one cock to every 12 With large breeds done me Tamma C hens is sufficient with small breeds Hoover Wolfsville Md cne to every 18 hens Lvdia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for a quarter ex- ¬ of a century has been helping women to be stron g and well Give the fowls all the range and The following- statement from Miss H Patterson of 2531 ercise that the weather will permit from Lawrence St Philadelphia Pa should interest all working this time on until spring women Tvho are troubled with female complaints When eggs from a distance are re ¬ Dear Mrs Pthkham I must write and tell what your medicine has done ceived for hatching let them remain k for me I am a working girl and have to stay at my work all day I suffered 24 hours before putting them under the greatly with bearing down pains and backache I was advised by a friend to hen I try your Vegetable Compound I did so and can say positively I am cured any Fowls that are closely confined and have recommended your medicine to all my lady friends and would advise are fed largely on highly concentrated ¬ of my sex suffering- from female weakness to give LydiaB Pinkhams Com food sure Often affected with cramp of pound atrial fori know it will cure BARN SHED FOR POULTRY the legs Mrs Pinkham invites all women troubled aoout their health to write to her In seLecting breeding turkeys as a showers en summer nights when they are rule broad backed full breasted and are confined in the stable yard If the at Lynn Mass and secure her advice free of all charge All such letters large boned fowls will give the best re ¬ horse stalls are adjacent to the side seen and answered by women only a Womans Ills sults St Iouis Bepublie door the horse manure can be thrown AsK Mrs Pinkhams Advice A Woman Best Understands out into this open shed for the hens HScJSsgsg5sgessftgsg GucHsins Weights of Cattle to scratch over a little grain being To guess closely upon weights of cat- ¬ thrown into it The barnyard fence s h g VN requires much the same talent ithat can be made fowl tight as well as cow tle Is required for a successful feeder of tight thus obviating the necessity for AS own Y animals It must be born with the matu a separate poultry yard Orange Judd and grow with his growth and be kept Farmer MURMG WATER GOLOR PAINTS at its best bv freauent exercise It re- b Prevention of Swarms quires an eye quick to notice any varia ¬ L A Aspinwall found this year that A FnR nFfinRATINfi WA I 8 ANR ftFI INRS Purchase a package of tion in condition The feeder needs to ft be all the time watching for such his hives were too small to prevent ft iymfcw nfrom- 0 decochanges as well as for any symptoms of swarming by means of perforated dum- ¬ ft your grocer or paint dealer and do vour own ft rating This material is a HARD FINISH to be applied with a brush illness They must take his eye at a mies and expects next year to use ft and becomes as hard as Cement Mlllco m twenty four tints and works trlance and almost without thought hives a third larger In four cases he ft equally as well with cold or hot ft water gW Send for sample color cards upon his part even s a discord strikes secured the return of the swarm queen 2 and if you cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us the ear of the musician and he must be and all by vigorously smoking at the jl uuui uuu uill JJUU JUU ILL LUC Wily Ul UUtauiIUg Xb suflicientacquainted with his business entrance as soon as the swarm began I NEW YORK to know or quickly detect both the to issue He thinks the swarm returned ft THE MURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON S tne queen caue and the remedy as well as to de because they could not scent 6 --Ueview tect the fault American Cultivator ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Halt where the Estey Organ ex- ¬ cels If you buy one it is for a lifetime and a joy forever Onr five pointed diaconrse com- ¬ plete Tfitb catalogue sent free rL Use all Purposes hii mr Best in the World for k igafagn -- m Jf O- - The Standard Scale and Supply Co v rite to Estey Organ Co Brattleboro Vt e 515te2SSgrfStti PITTSBURG Mann factur en Ltd Pa go to some IT M 17j I AjJ -- ijnj fc 3k Bv W fe A cwcs 5 who will give you Pearl- me Thats the only way to do when they send you an imitation The popularity of Pearline be gets the habit of calling anything thats washing powder Pearl- Those who notice the difference vA me in name think perhaps its about the same thing It isnt Nothing else equals Pearline the original and 578 standard washing compound xxriTinw- 4S Take it back grocer CJ m 4ZrgZ 3 Tft jSPGjJB SSf AP2ti 4Th CURE CONSTLPATIOlSr L25c 50c mS3S tc remember easily All DRUGGISTS m ii W to 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Advertise -- Kent iu this xaeiu N- - ijt- - v3 4 TUESDAY MADAf OKORY OB ifl MARCH 15 1898 iiWTMtttHi II iiiiim That H Fit theme for Who s UNCLE SAM 10 CENTS AHEAD Arouldnt Redeem A reporter went iutu iLe New York jpostoffice the other day with a bundle misdirected stamped envelopes in his pocket to see if Uncle Sam would not redoem them for cash He fonud a window in a room on the second floor where this is the special business at ¬ tended to Uncle Sams representative Jooked over the lot of envelopes handed Tjack five with the cash for the others tand said You will have to take a trip to Falls rClty Neb Columbus Ga Newark aST and Brooklyn to get those four J redeemed and here is one we wont at all You see it is this way In does not matter where an envelope is addressed to the point is where ig comes from what postoffice issued it -- A postoffice can only redeem envelopes which it has issued itself If au en- velope shows on the face of it that some other office issued it I cant give you fcash for it xivjw uun mi tiuxa uuc unit m iliu -- corner is a note After ten days return to Mr Blank Falls City Neb Evi dently the Falls City postomce issued that and you will have to go there to get it redeemed if you are fond of long distance economy of that sort These envelopes here with no Return to notw rmay have been issued by some other office but we have no means of know ¬ ing it and take them on faith Here is one marked Return to P O box 285G INew York city We will take that for we evidently issued iit The principle as simple even if its workings look 3Five Envoi o ies Out of a Buncli if if she ktHad conjured i Visions of eh I trow sho div In cabin si Quite innocen i Warm hearted and t- sjlvan maid fauns or wuyra say shade face haters k and maize and sooied - and stays t looted VE WILL GIVE -- 250 00 A GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sal of n and now Her beauty surely b- - srht her note Perchance the frnnkress of her manners Gossip oer racy tr iil gloat d not Dianas To prove her sen But when the hero hit Wand came Ho crushed the scandal pests like vermin A terror hedged the heros name And she was white as ermine Thenceforth a matron fair and fat She shared the doting heros station Thais with Alexander sat And hoard the plaudits of a nation What though small souls with furtive leer Revived old rumors of dishonor The hero held her yet more dear And stainless as Madonna Weary of fortunes smile and frown Sho died without the White House portal FOR THE OLDEST teinway Piano All you have to do is to send us the following information on a postal card viz 1 Your name CO Location of your residence 3 Postoffice 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 pay you to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the price this remarkable offer as we want the in- ¬ good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock strument for a special purpose FOR NINE DAYS ONLY and Overcoats Shoesc - we are sacrificing guch re--dee- m READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS -- Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters 16 15 -- I t j i The award of 25000 will be decided But never wife wore richer crown on April 15th 1898 from the applications Worth A heros troth and love immortal sent to us before that time and the That love had mado a queen of her Whom haughty dames turned prudish decision will be announced immediately Worth Worth backs on thereafter And history smiles hut has no slur Worth For Mistress Andrew Jackson Wilbur Larremore in Bachelor of Arts Ladies and Misses Jackets and Capes Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 Ladies Jackets worth each 8 00 now 300 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 600 now 275 7 Ladies Jackets worth each 50O now 2 19 12 Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 400 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 11 Ladies Capes worth ench 450 now 212 18 Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 163 7 Ladies Capes worth eych 99 200 now Ladies Wool Hose now 10c 15 12 Ernest Urchs 121 Co Cincinnati SOMEWHAT MIXED An Enigma Which Broke Up the An ¬ and lfl for 9 days only 649 and 6 for 9 days only 4 37 Worth and 4 for 9 days only 319 Worth 350 and 3 for 9 days odly 229 12 8 5 and 18 for 9 days only S999 and 14 for 9 davsonlv 7 123 W 4th St -- swers to Correspondents Editor Mister do you write the Answers to Correspondents for this paper asked rriWoith wrigrnrs celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 25o at druggists tion sick headaches Comforts worth A Good Mmnory often saves money and also good Health you are troubled with constipation indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will ue restored lo you Trial sizes lue li doses 10c large size 50c and SI 00 of W T Br oks druggist Paris 200 Ladies Sailors 100 Black and all colors 25c v tcomplicated The reporter reminded the clerk that he had refused one envelope altogether The clerk took it up and looked at it It had no Return to note in the cor Jier hut the name and address were printed on -- v My died and now my and I want to get married but we cant fig- ¬ ure out if we can without being arrested for some kind of thingamy We dont want to have our tire punctured just as we get to scorching on the matrimonial tandem What I want you to tell me is what is my relationship to my brother Africans and Work my uncle my stepfathers my half sisAll hard labor all rough and un- ters my mother my half brother my skilled labor is and owing to the heat stepmother and myself and if I can of the climate must be done by blacks marry her without why whats the and in a new country like Matabeleland matter the blacks though they can sometimes The Answers to Correspondents edbe induced to till the laud are most itor had become San averse to working underground They Francisco Examiner unconscious are only beginning to use money and they do not want the things which Lincoln and Jen Davis anoney buys The wants of a native liv- ¬ Malcolm Townsend has pointed out ing with his tribe and cultivating meal- ¬ coincidences of events in the lives of ies or Kaffir corn are confined to a baross Lincoln and Jeff Davis Both were bom skin cloak or some pieces of cotton in Kentucky Lincoln in 1S09 Davis prospect of leaving his tribe to go in 18G8 Both removed from their na and work in a mine in order that he tive state in childhood Davis going to may earn wages wherewith he can buy the southwest Lincoln to the norththings that he has no use for does not west In the Black Hawk war Davis --tit once appeal to him was a second lieutenant of regnlara The white men anxious to get to Lincoln a captain of volunteers Both work on the gold reefs are annoyed at began their political career at the same Avhat they call the stupidity and lazi period 1844 Davis being a presidential iiess of the native and usually clamor elector for Henry Clay Both were or legislation to compel the natives to elected to congress at about the same 5come and work adding of course that time Davis in 1845 Lincoln in 1846 regular labor would be the best thing Lastly in the same year and almost the jfor the natives Impressions of South same day they were called on to preAfrica by James Bryce side over the destinies of their respective governments Davis as president of the Thomas Hood Confederate states Feb 8 1861 and Hoods position in literature has been Lincoln as president of the United effected by the circumstance that he States March 4 1861 New York ¬ half-sister-stepmot- Well you see that comes under a different rule he continued Tho idea is to redeem envelopes which have Ibeen misdirected by accident This man -- has spoiled this envelope to help on his --business sending it to some correspon- ¬ dent inclosed with a letter asking for a business order likely He expected the other man to use this envelope only in writing to him and to keep him in mind f it he printed his address on it He did not intend to furnish free stamps for his business acquaintances unless he got them back on letters to himself His correspondent you in this case either did not send him an order or sent in a new envelope Now you want to iget back 2 cents The business man spent that 2 cents simply to boom hijj business Uncle Sam is not booming any ones business even to the extent of 2 cents except where all share alike through general prosperity You canuot get that envelope redeemed anywhere The reporter thanked the clerk After calculating the cost of a trip to Nebras ka Georgia Newark and Brooklyn and comparing it with the value of the four stamped envelopes which might be re deemed by it he concluded it was cheap--e- r on the whole to drop the envelopes in the waste paper basket New York Sun --- it the stranger with the despondent coun- ¬ tenance as he leaned across the desk and heaved a rye tinged sigh through the atmosphere Yes sir What can I do for you Can you answer a little question of relationship Give me the facts and Ill try Here you are When I was a baby my mother a widow married the brother of my fathers first wife He was my uncle of course but i lat made him my father didnt it Your stepfather you mean Yes Well mother got a divorce from my uncle father and then she married the oldest son of my fathers first wife He was my half brother wasnt he and also my stepfather wasnt he It locks as if he was That made mother ny half sister 125 now 59c 100 now 50c Plankeis worth 100 now 50c Plaid Dress Goods oc If 20 yds Sea Infants Wool Hose now 5c Island Cotton lt K Specials For 9 Days Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Caps 19c worth double Heavy Socks 5c worrh double Wool Socks 12c worth double Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth double Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Suspenders 10c worth double Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies A - didnt it see my uncle I I I guess it did Thats what I thought Well you be- ¬ father had a daughter it -- fore he married mother She was my half sister too wasnt she I I I I guess she was Thats the way I put it up Next thing was my mother got a divorce from my brother father and he my half brother you know married my half sister That mado her a kind of stepmother of mine didnt it Of Murry ¬ for 9 days only 2 00 ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con ¬ Mens Boots and Shoer worth 400 now 200 dition of the Kidneys When urine stains Islinen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too n n rr IJljueu ouuib anuI nionoes wortn aou now 175 frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof hat the kidMen Boots and Shoes worth 300 now 150 neys aud bladder are out of order Mens Boots and Shoe worth 250 now 125 WHAT TO no There is comfort in the knowledge so often Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 now 100 expressed that Dr KMmcis Swamp Koot 14 yds Mason viJle Cotton 100 great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish the in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver U yds Lonsdale Cotton 100 bladder and every pi j t of the urinary pas ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and 2l yds Bleached Muslin 100 scalding pain in passing i or bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor- ¬ dinary effect of wamp Uoot is soon realized Don t delay us these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adver ¬ It stands the highest for its wonderful cures tise prices You will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with of the most distressing ca es If you ued a medicine you should have the best Sold every o and SlO worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and namphlet t oth sent free by mail upon receipt of three two cent stamps to cover cost of postiige on the bottle Mention The Paris KyNKWSaud send your address to Dr Kilmer it Co Uingliamplon N Y The proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen uiaess of this offer 24sn lmo MftS IAUiiA WEISKAUP ¬ - Mens Mens Mens HOW TO FIND OUT Mens Fill a bottle or common glass with urine Mens and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi Ky ljan Am 1 ¬ Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes 40 150 for 9 days only 75c 200 for 9 days onlv 100 300 for 9 days only 100 - ¬ ¬ SPECIALJUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS HAM BURGS LACES Etc I I I Intl Kecouinicnds Wrights Celery Capsules Well never mind answering yet The Wright Medical Co Murry Ind Sept 17 1890 ¬ -- -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a bos of Wrights Celery Capsules from L C Davenport druggist Bluff ton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble HOUSE AND LOT AM BLACK with which I had been afflicted for more SMITH SHOP FOR SALE than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and mj DESIRE to sell my house ana ot stomach is entirely well I can eat anywith blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ thing and can truthfully say that I have ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal not felt better in years ance in twelve months For further Yours Respectfully particulars address or call on Mrs Lauka Weishauft BEN J P SHARON Sold by W T Brooks at 50o and 100 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free THE ¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY tA I L H Landman Of No Ky 503 M D Paris COAL We have just opened up at the old stand of the Midland Coal Co Main1 St between 6th and 7th St and we are offering the best KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE COAL AT 11 AND 12 OTS PER BUSHEL Ify W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Eotel NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WJEEK EDITION Te ¬ 18 Pages a Week 15G Papers a Yoar ¬ did two things excellently which in the general Yiew are incompatible in I- which case popular opinion generally xes on the inferior gift as representing the writers real capacity He was a funny man as well as a lyric poet of vreal quality and earnest aims and was so admirable and original in the former and more abundant character that it probably caused many to regard the serious verse as merely an ambitious hid for a reputation it was not in the writers power to achieve Hood doubt- iless helped to strengthen this impres- sion by practically ceasing to produce serious poetry for some 15 years of his short life But that this was due to a necessity for finding a ready market for - his wares is I think beyond a doubt Aingers Poems of Thomas Hood -- - --- -- To Be Washed With Care n - beheld hem said the man whose narra- ¬ are almost invariably interesting tives I had some curious experiences in that mining country One day I met two children with the dirtiest faces I ever Poor things 1 Yes Children why dont you wash Why faces and ene of them answered It makes im ioh in and marry a jyour We dasent Weve been playin on moro attract Chicago Record paps bst claim and hes liable to lose f money if anybody touches us jat Lim be om one London com- - Washington Star p- - y covu ab it i0 000000 r f yJr rhedis- A Good Imitation nearly jne ocner aay an anisic vt- was rv r ry - o jMTodueing some rapid sket 3iis children He drew a skc ivb d 1 Thats what I thought I said to Scrofula for twenty five years and most New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of of the time was under the care of the doctors who could not relieve her A publication and the freshness accuracy specialist said he and variety of its contents It has all could cure her but the merits of a great 6 daily at the he filled her with the price of a dollar weekly Its politiarsenic and potash cal news is prompt complete accurate W O which almost ruined and impartial as all its readers will tesher constitution She tify It is against the monopolies and then took nearly for th people It prints the news of all the world every so called blood having special correspondence from all medicine and drank Press them by the wholesale important nowib points on the globe Lt His English but they did not reach has brilliant illustrations stories by T3E VERY BEST mv 2 ner Well you have a line shop here aome great authors a capital humor page OLD trouoie RELIABLE - one advised her to try complete markets departments for the PROMPT- said the customer as he settled himself household and womens work and other P AYING down to be shaved soon found that she had a real blood special departments of usual interest Yah said the barber We offer this unequaled newspaper last She says After tak- ¬ But I dont think much of the out remedy atdozen bottles of and ing one SSS I am year The Bourbon News together one Bide for 225 perfectly well my skin is clear No dot is not in it The regular subscription price of the said the and healthy and I would not be in barber my former condition for two thousand two papers is 300 DR CALDWELLS Thats a good one said the cus- dollars Instead of drying up the poison in my system like the potash and tomer laughing CURES QONSTJPATION arsenic SSS drove the disease out The barber flushed Vat for jtou laugh at me he cried through the skin and I Was perma- ¬ in anger You tink I understand not nently rid of it English--New York Sun PARIS KENTUCKY Reforming SSS never fails to cure Scrofula Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Eczema Rheumatism Contagious Blood Your money or your life shouted Your work is 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