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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 13, 1898

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V Hi mm kK V 4 GHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Esiabiisfisd fsb 1 1881 EIGHTEENTH iHiwwr1 TEAS PARIS BOURBON CO KYM FRIDAJY MAY 13 1898 u KO 38 awtujmjj aumgggasca sjtiAaaasTTsn MJBMrjafciKAJJiI VkMBB 111 lWTtH- - t c mqiw -- r - IWff A i 5 II mu WTigiaJtjuialASaiLBtSJWHiT uj jhii JiIWjjVlajMnF tardy Americanism Is fostered and nurtured in the homes of our land It is our mission to make the home nt tractive to put within the reach of all the Here are a few hints of some of means of beautifying the dwellings the special offerings for this veek GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS To Oolin Fox Tr On reading the i Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer A CARD TERM Remarks In KentnckianaJ JhifFoniers Solid Oak with five drawern Maple and Mahogany Also a number of patterns is nicely finished from 500 to 1000 Ihina Cases Sook Oases RP RATAL This most essential feature of dining room furniture has never been we have a nice assortment so pleas ins in price and design as now form 1350 to 2500 mining Chairs fcVWall for 4 THIS WEEK In Oak or Mahogany finish a combina-tion desk and book case at 9 A solid Oak Jane Seat Lhair tins week at and 125 yj Offers at 100 110 Paper 11 v lew rabUtJi 71 f 1Hn uu JLJV WiiJiwai vjuiuLiiijio iu J iiwc See our medium line H Carpets Furniture Wall Paper ij- - WHY IS MOT THE BEST PLOW MADE 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale y o EDWARDS nfwwaiMwwy iiuiMMiiiurTif-jrw-wjiigiwM-jiiwii-- f8iliJilaii iiinmuw tvBfiilisVa If I xxo dnsuaft affilyfiffiffiflfflii Here is one of those who are either so prei- udiced against all ad- vertised remedies or imlcoertdgGoiiSi aged at the failure of other medicines to help them and who will succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the won derful value of Foleys Koney and Tar for all Throat and Lung troub-- I v ¬ i ¬ les Sold by James Kenned j Druggist reliable Female PIIX ever offered to Ladies X v especiauy recommena- i u LHjaua a u fliiw a asi ra ea no married iiaaies Ask for DS MOTTS IPSiranrHayAT TTTTTS and tako no Send for circular JPrico S100 per box 6 boxes for 500 IXR IMIOTTiS CETJffiiMlICIli CO Cleveland Oliio r frill m eoBles2sI a m III The only safe sure and sua ntr When jnstici fakers not but strike We use the soap that tackles the dit and killp Meets that of Commodore Sampson Aud knows no mercy palliates no and not the shirt Son if all those vessels meet tf Bourbon Steai Laundry I wrong igarrrrnf ttwPfri Uncle Sam will make a ramp son Clean and pure the mountain air we breathe Now is the time D Through the rhododendron purpled 3 J Miry Tiirl U tSax i in ViLLERS3URG every one page kmm sfTfi n t Unfolding visions of a primal age News Notes Gathered In Anrt About The should take a Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio to iMJifliJwm Eer men learded the sword of hate Rurs spring tonic to sheathe Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Smith Clarke is still improving Be thou the prophet of our sensuous strengthen the plain Mr Phil Nippert and wife of Paris system and pre- ¬ Strength of oak into our veins iuf use were here Wednesday on business Virile honesty of heart aud brain pare for the extra TUESDAY MAY 10TH 1898 T McClelland and Jas Outsell Our languid blood with ruddier heat J demands of Nature Every spring returning every second Tuesday in each went to Mt Sterling Wednesday suffuse month Till welding fire of kindred loye shall the system is thoroughly over- ¬ Aaron Smedley of Hutchison was Reeerence Every leading physician flame the guest of J G Smedley yesterday hauled there is a general house of Paris Kentucky To make Kntuckians a peerless cleaning going on within The John Thorn sold to Asa Jewell a name haudsome saddle aud harness geldiug impurities that have been accumu- ¬ McClintock shipped a car Mclntyre lating for a year must be got- ¬ of hogs to Cincinnati Wednesday night SG1NTILLATIONS ten rid of and the system reno- ¬ TO THE FARMERS OF BQURBQN Mrs A T Forsyth aud Mrs James Jumble Wilson of Paris visited friends here An Interesting Comment Of Netvs And vated and prepared for the siege rv Tuesday of summer Unless Nature is as- ¬ i Fleminirsburg citizens have a load of sisted in Mrs Win Britt and Mrs T JVI Pnr this task the strain on nell visited Mrs A T Forsyth in Paris buckshot in keopiug for a Jack the the system is too severe and a As agent of The Page Woven Wire Wednesday Peeper breakdown is the result Some Fence u lam prepared to put up the Mrs Sanrl Dodson is still very ill The Coufeerate Veterans of Clik best wire fence on the market It is Mr Wm Dodsoi of Paris is here with County will 6b serve deeoratiou day on people neglect to supply this as- ¬ guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock his mother sistance and as a result they are and to give satisfaction f the 26th enervating de- ¬ I have putk np fence this season for Ledyard Richardson of Lexington James Mitchell of Montgomery overcome by an farmer- who have had the Page Fence been the guest of relatives here for has ¬ struck hiswife a blow over the heart pressed feeling their energies re in use for seven or eight years several daTs lax appetite fails and they are I am also prepared to put up the Dr C B Smith went to Maysville and killed her tie is in the Mt Chicken Fence totally disabled for a season be1- you are needingon the market me Yeduesday to attend the State Medi- ¬ Sterling jail awaiting trial any fefce give If cal Association The cigarette habit is responsible for Everybody just now needs a tonic a call Several farmers in this precinct have the rejection of a large number of and Swifts Specific 0 W MILLER Agent finished planting corn and some have volunteers Among hdbitual gnsers of Paris Ky set out tobacco the cigaretteic the reiection are about 90 Sam Endicott has the lumber on the per cent 1 lie 9 a ground aud has commenced building is logically the best tonic on the opposite J G Allens WHEEL NOTES market The general health needs Messrs Sanford Allen and Spencer Best were in Lexington Tuesday and building up hence a tonic is needed I have for sale an extra nice Shetland Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At c died on the soldier boys years color dark Home And Elsewhere that is entirely harmless S S S pony 3 black old hands hands brown 12 nearly 4 ft H H Phillips and wife went to Rev S JoEt Meredith of the Episco- ¬ is purely vegetable and is the only 2 in high weighc 550 pounds heavy Louisville Tuesday to visit relatives pal Church enjoys cycling over the fine blood remedy that is guaranteed mane and tail is kind and gentle and attend the musical festival any child to handle nough and near Paris to contain no potash mercury or nicelv for appearance he is a saddles Wanted By a bachelor near town roads in In model Mrs John Gass Jr of S antle who is other harmful mineral ingredient to hire a man and wife white man to further information call on or work on farm his wife to keep house visiing Mr ind Mrs John Gass Sr is address is Natures remedy being made Apply to T M Puraell quite an enthusiastic cyclist and a It GEORGE CLAYTON from roots and herbs gathered A E Thomason formerly of this graceful rider 5apr lmo Hutchison Ky place late of Chicago has joined the from Natures great storehouse It ¬ The Crawford Cycle Co has presentIllinois National Guards now in camp He ed a hantisome wbeel to Julian R thoroughly cleanses the blood of at Camp Tanner Springfield Ills DR CALDWELLS is a member of Company D First In- ¬ Howe which he will use in trick rid- - all impurities tones up the gen- ¬ 8 ff H1 sr I F ffSS fantry iug this Summer iRfe- - CURES CONSTIPATION eral health renews the appetite A good many of our people have been laMimparts new life and vigor to T attracted to Paris by the bargains r JilijSiliBiwt rx I t iiLy2ijikenijj3jiMk r yr wftriiiiiMTirgr limn t rrTiTTraai nyirrimii n rr u iMfmMMBfi i n i nn f urnitdre wall paper ana Photograph W ill stand typhoid fevsr antt otherprevaient Thl nave pnrcnasea trom mm They aie me and atmospheric inall pleased with his goods and surprised the test v tr seldom attack a T r fluences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ summer diseases x nave secured uong mi xram- by the largeness of his stock xuomas m able The likeness is always preserved person whose c rrafenv is thoroughly snb1Tbs of Paris K f Mrs Bests elocution class of young in minutest detail and can be made A latelv occupied by John T Hedges ladies will hold their closing exercises from any old picture I invite all who cleansed and splendid track is attached to these1 at the opera house Tuesday evening are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ toned up with stables which have every modern con- May 31st and immediately afterwards ine this wonderful picture before giving S S S in the venience the boys of the Training School will your orders for any copying and enlargI will be glad to greet all my old hold their annual reception at the ing of old pictures I make your sit spring Get S friends and patrons at my new quarters scbcol Friends and patrons are cor tings free when you desire a large S S and be pre- ¬ dially invited picture from life and guarantee satis G pared Sold by all Very respecttullv PAtilS KENTUCKY Quite a crowd turned ont to the faction L Grinnan Artist ¬ druggists depot with flags and drum corps yestert22mar lmo Paris Ky 29mar tf day afternoou in honor of Messrs Earl Current Julian Adair and Dodd Best three of our worthy young men who n a ana n n A 9 Eps 0 have volunteered their sei vices to their country The boys left for Lexington to join Company I late Co D Second Kentucky Infantry They will proba Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian bly be ordered to Cuba within ten days Church Dr Bucks old office iLave Pa what if the Spanish fl eet Seer of our m m tains rmle and strong Prophet of t children ot our hills We re- ¬ pair your linen and put neck bauds on free Haggard Peed We are the peoples friends ci that L H Landman M OPTIOIAST cran - - j- - 39 19 Pony For Sale ir trj E tri N th -- - ¬ ii MMimillim v KJ i c fcVflMF - ¬ ¬ W SWEASENGEN L a NELSON TI KM CARLISLE News Culletl For Sale By W T Brooks jDrnjjKlst I1wSnv jlT S NoYon can do It best easiest Quickest with a Vhmfit Tr VJ7V 4eWj7 S Horse Hoe It duI verizes the earth iu a scientific 3Fm Hyatt near Barterville Died Preuincts From the Mercury On the 8th iust Mrs Rebecca From Nicholas County Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p ra just received a well selected I stylish new ne of For Sale Cheap A Bemis Tobacco Planter good as new Will sell or exchauge for ive f 3 ftS ltf kills lets in makes the iW7X wayjvii Tto weeds ruff the air anda moistureIaqo oifhn Unil iijr j j Prrtn frfW the IlltlT7otrt ud oa rr uvra xva uw V8 J Sj r w wnrlf Pnllnlltr rell If rf rrcki rtan lh decrease t ianei tools vou will be suronsed at the tnese b in worK ana me machines rf any one orincrease in tiront There is a score oi wnicn wui do as much as live or six cood men ana ao it oetter The latest ideas in modern farming IlT v v uo jr - a n iWO 11V11 rrmt fill J rm form 11 LIUICl TT Vb VjA Died On the 5th irist infant child stock Address of John Barnes near Myers Station J C MONTGOMERY Geo W Brainblett has rented the f2iny 4t Cenierville Ky Sharpsburg Fair Grounds and is using it in training his trotting stock Nicholas county has a representative among the soldiers camped at Lexing ¬ ton in the person rfrrKmr rvrvn i r t swrnflaarf1 iriirxviiaiscxwmsrT tf ttji l rryw of Mike Rafferty of Jose Rafferty eon 250 hogs weighing f rum 50 to 175 Mr and Mrs T C Colliver left Tues- ¬ pounds Address C V HIGGINS day morning for Louisville to visit the Or R B HUTCHCRAFT family of Rev B A Dawes and attend 29apr 4t Paris Ky the Commercial Convention Here are a few reasons why H S Stou has succeeded in building County School Superintendent R R up the largest tailoring business in Paris Rossell has completed his census report FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only for the county and it shows 3359 white and 612 colored children of school age day of big profits and small sales was past SECOND Pie cuts the price of tailor mude garments at least 40 in the county PER CENT Carlisle people can save money by THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his st les and buying their goods of J T Hinton at that because we sell Paris His line of carpets mattings his workmanship Steinway Pianos we sell wall paper and furniture is unequaled FOURTH He always does as he advertised in price and quality nothing else and they must Mailed free 8 1 ALLEN CO 1107 Market St Plillntfn rrifllfr fJmirwmueaM T are plainly set forth in the Planet Jr Book for 1898 Hogs Wanted f i Why it Succeeds I cm supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with 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 fc P9 Some PeopleThink J H HAGGARD if oxs3 rsr iwiHnininiiHifffimiiimim4 1 On last Saturday night a most prom- ¬ ising lodge of the Ancient Order United As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre- ¬ Workmen was ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ Hall by Messrs instituted an Masonic Vaughn coat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers Taylor who are D G M W Harris and¬ of the orat a big profit says H S Stout ganization A necessarily pay a high price if they buy of us If you want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it makes you pay dearly for it in the end giving H He makes the Finest Imported Suits for for he They are Mistaken for we have other high grade pianos such as the ¬ Wl not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by S Stout o trial 55 h 3000 AND 43500 hi i PARIS FUREISHIHG HS JOE MUNSON Cutter TAILORING STOUT Manager CO writes from Tampa Florida en route Hazelton Smith Barnes Gabler to Cuba We hope Peter mt4y maintain Kurtzman etc superior in touch the reputation of Carlisle ashe is our tone and finish at prices most moderonly representative We offer intending purchasers ate Closing exercises of the Carlisle greater variety and better value dollar Graded School will take place in the for dollar than any house in the West Chapel of the school building on the If you can not come afternoon of the 20th of May Theie write for full information will bd nine graduates this year viz Misses Mary Krenkle Lelia Clay Lena Co Cheatham Katie Alxsnder Ardena v Tune Madge Mann Lizzie Rice Clara Cincinnati 121 123 W 4th St Tiltonj Mr John Krenkle Peter Grant colored soldier in the regiment regular U S Army Ask for Our New MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF A CRITI- CAL TYPEWRITER USING PUBLIC IT IS THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DATLYINTHOU- SANDS OF OFFICES ALL 8 8 OVER THE WORLD 8 CONTINUES TO PROVE ITSELF - 4 J R TO BE THE Art Catalogue j3s SV Ernest Uidis I The Smith Premier Typewriter Co 412 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio HEU IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL rguiuBiijuiauaui uiimitjuj HEJCT5WSEES ja Ou mppmnuMiuj rnsut THE BOUKBON NEWS PAEIS KY JFBJDAY MAY GOING TO CUBA The Regulars and Volunteers Will Mobilize on the Gulf Coast at Once ¬ 13 1898 REVOLUTION IN ITALY LOYAL TO THE COUNTRY A Letter Addressed to the Clergy and Laitj of the Catholic Church Issued by the THE CHARLESTON She Iieaves San Francisco With Supplies for SPAINS FLOTILLA Archbishops of the United States ¬ Adm Deweys Fleet Will iNbt Con ¬ voy the City of Peklu The Opthreak in Milan Seems to Have Been The Cape Verde Fleet Reported to Have Fully Organized Many Italians in Switzerland Start for Italy Returned to Cadiz Spain Bad Eruptions Sores Broke Out and Discharged3 But Hoods Cured The Majority of the Officers Say It Means They Will Land on Cuban Soil as Soon as Possible Gen Miles Will Be in Command I day moraine The first out will probably be the in state against state fantry division composed of the Sec- against section orman against a foreign but we are united as one ond Seventh Eighth Sixteenth and and a common foe If as we are taught enemy by our Twelfth regiments holy church love of country is next to love of Col Sheridan of Gen Brookes staff God a duty imposed on us by all laws human and speaking for the general at noon prayDivine then it is our duty to labor and to and spiritual well being for the Tuesday said The order does not of the brave temporal who are battling for our soldiers say rush to the front it simplv in- - beloved country Let us faithfully beg the structs us to get there as soon as we God of battles to crown their arms on land and conveniently can Of course we will sea with victory and triumph and to stay un- ¬ of blood move as rapidly as possible but it will necessary effusion beloved and speedily to restore peace to our land and people probably be several days before all are To this end we direct that on and after the out There are now six thousand men receipt of this circular and until the close of with hundreds of horses and a large this war every priest shall in his daily mass pray for the amount of equipment in the park and ous victory restoration of peace by the gloriWe direct the whole business can not be moved prayers for for our flagsoldiersalso sailors that and the brave that within a few hours CoL Sheridan re- fall in battle be said every day after a mass fused to give any opinion about what These prayers shall be said aloud with the people and shall be one our Father and one hail the order meant Profundis The majority of the officers however Mary and the De God may bless and preserve We pray that do not hesitate in saying that it means our country in this great crisis and speedily ¬ May 11 Chickamaujra park Tuesday officers and men of the regular army regi- ¬ ments were rushing- as they have not been called upon to do since the dars of the civil war The order for the en- ¬ tire army to pack up and go to the front at once was announced at nine o ciocic and since then things have been movinsr at a tremendous pace The railroad men have been running all available cars to the nark and as rapidly as they arrive they are loaded with the camp equipment horses sup plies etc The work of moving the big com- ¬ mand during the next few days as they are expected to do is an immense job for the railroads They had re- ¬ ceived no intimation of the sudden or- ¬ ders and had made no adequate prepa- ¬ rations The two lines to Tampa the Southern and the Western and Atlan ¬ tic are doing everything possible but the indications are now that the first troops will not ret out before Wednes - Chattanooga Tenn Washington May 11 The archbish ops of the Catholic church in the United States have agreed upon a letter addressed to the clergy and laity of the country The letter bears on the war At with Spain and will be read in all the ¬ Washington May 12 The mavy de- ¬ partment has decided to have the cruiser Charleston start at once on its relief mission to Adm Deweys fleet at The orders issued anticipate Manila the departure of the Charleston from San Francisco Wednesday if it is poschurches on Sunday It is indorsed by sible to get the ammunition and stores Mgr Martinelli the Apostolic dele- aboard and she will leave without gate and is as follows waiting to convoy the City of Pekin To clergymen and laity of the Catholic and the other ships loaded with church of the United States greeting The orders to the com- supplies The events that have succeeded the blowing ol mandant of the navy yard at Mare up of the battle ship Maine and the sacrifice 2G6 innocent victims the patriotic seamen oi Island are to put on board the the United States have culminated in war Charleston all the ammunition she with Spain and our own beloved country Whatever may have been the individual will carr as long as her steaming It is the opinions of Americans prior to the declaration capacity is not retarded of war there can now be no two opinions as to understanding here that at least 150 the duty of every loyal American citizen tons of ammunition can be put on A resort to arms was determined upon by the efforts liy extraordinary chief executive of the nation with the advice board of both houses of congress and after consulta- ¬ on the part of the authorities here all tion with his cabinet officers but not until after the powder shot and shell requisite every effort had been exhausted to bring about for this relief expedition have been an honorable and peaceful solution of our difficulties with Spain The pitient calmness assembled at San Francisco already the dignified forbearance the subdued firmness though it was thought at first it would of President McKinley during the trying time take until after the 15th to that intervened between the destruction of the draw these supplies from vaMaine and the declaration are beyond all The ammunition praise and should command the admiration of rious other points every true American We the members of the includes 500 rounds cf the big projectCatholic church are true Americans and as iles for the S inch guns of the Olympia such are loyal to our country and our flag and about 2000 G inch shells and 10000 5 obedient to the highest decrees and the su- ¬ inch shells as all of the cruisers of preme authority of the nation We are not now engaged in a war of section Adm DewTeys fleet mount 5 inch and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i GOOD FISHING IN FOREIGN WATERS inch guns There is also an ample supply of the smaller sizes of shot and shell for the machine and rapid fire guns The stock of powder will be in three lots aggregating 170000 pounds Owing to the hurried departure of the Charleston it is not expected that she will wait for any considerable number of troops as these will follow later on the other relief ships She has a crew of about 300 men and this probably will be augmented by a marine jruard of a few hundred men The Charleston is a protected cruiser of 3730 tons displacement built of steel and mounts eight guns in her main battery She has twin screws and an indicated horse power of 0660 The authorities here hardly expect her to make more than 13 knots with her heavy stock of coal ammunition and supplies Her coal bunkers are rather limited so that she probably will have to stop at Honolulu to re coal Her trip to Manila will take about two weeks The City of Pekin which will follow her is a very fleet merchantman capable of being pushed to IS knots or more so that even with the handicap she has of starting several days after the Charleston there is a prospect she may overhaul her in the race across the Pacific and reach This will depend how- ¬ Manila first ever on how soon the City of Pekin can be made ready for a start Saturday is the earliest date mentioned The Charleston is commanded by Capt Henry Glass Aside from carry ¬ ing ammunition and supplies to Adm Dewey the Charleston will prove a valuable adjunct to his squadron She will come next to the Olympia and Baltimore in point of size and effect iveness yfwv 4In deteasminingunon ttiisMKya ie- 0 is now completely assured and the way phant in Turin The city has been is clear for military operations in Cuba burned without running the risk of having The men who took part in the dem- ¬ the occupying armys line of com- ¬ onstration appear to have plenty of munication cut off On the other money hand it is believed tha no Many have started to the enduring peace can be secured until north of Italians response to a circu- ¬ Italy in the Spanish navy has been destroyed lar To the front ¬ the and it now appears that to do this our ier bearing startwords Let us for Italy sailors must make up their minds to go after the Spaniards a task very much more difficult than that of meet- ¬ MAJ GER LEE ing them near our own shores It was suggested by some of the members of The Former Consul General Will Be Mili tary Governor of Cuba After Havana the war board that there was just a possibility that the Spanish squadron is Captured by the Americans might make a quick passage mto the Pacific through the Suez canal and at- ¬ New Yoinv May 11 A special to the tack Dewey at Manila is said that Journal and Advertiser from Washing ¬ It contrary to the common under ¬ ton says Maj Gen Fitzhugh Lee will standing the Suez canal is open to the be the first military governor of Cuba war ships of belligerent powers so For the next two weeks he will act as that if the Spanish choose to take this the official adviser of Secretary Alger course they would have a long start of lie will have a private office and desk any pursuing fleet from our side of the near the secretarys office and will Atlantic It is scarcely believed how- ¬ either remain here or visit the vai ious ever that the Spanish aie willing to mobilization points When Havana is take the great risk of exposing to our taken Gen Lee will be sent to Cuba attack their own home ports by the and with headquarters at Havana ¬ My son had eruptions and sores on his face which continued to grow worse in The sores discharged spite of medicines great deal A friend whose child had a been cured of a similar trouble by Hoods Sarsaparilla advised me to try it I began the streets Washington May 11 It is hard to Italian workmen paraded with crape giving the boy this medicine and he was carrying a red flag draped tell whether the naval officials were As the procession passed through the soon getting better He kept on taking relieved or disappointed by the news streets the men sang the Marseil- ¬ it until he was entirely cured and he has that came late Tuesday afternoon to the revolution never been bothered with eruptions both the navy and state departments laise and cheered for Mrs Eva Dolbeare Horton 111 The outbreak at Milan appears to since to the effect that the Spanish flying have been fully organized One of the squadron had arrived at Cadiz Spain leaders here exhibited a telegram an ¬ mSSl lx c The safety of the Oregon from attack nouncing The revolution is trium ¬ Bekne Switzerland May 11 The There Is a Possibility That Spain Will Send news of the uprising in Milan has the Vessels to the Philippines for the greatly excited the Italian workmen Purpose of Attacking Adm who abound in Switzerland Dewey at Manila Bay At Lauzanne Tuesday morning 1000 1 six for 25 Americas Greatest Medicine Prepared only by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass iiwwu DJIlc tIliS fr area1 parllla 25s f f rrr1c AiUUU are the best after dinner puis aid digestion some mens undone condition If a man is ruled by his feelings he is apt to travel in a zigzag course If riches didn t have wings there would be fewer flyers in the stock market If a man could only see himself as othersi see him he wouldnt say a word about it If a man thinks life isnt worth living he can very easily find a way to give it up If the saloons were open on election day it might be possible to poll a full vote If Eve hadnt been forbidden to eat that apple the chances are it wouldnt have hap ¬ pened Chicago Evening News Ironical Ifs If manners make the man that explains REAM TO - IE ST - POWE RIB ATTLE 4- --- -- jh REAT ships of war which are expected to fight off Porto Rico are speeding toward the nlace where historv is to be made in battle npam s armada comes from the Cape Verde Islands The united States fleet under Admiral Sampson left Key West Tuesday morning and now is off Santo Domingo The relative martial strength of the fleets of Spain and the United States is set forth in the following tables S - a f UNITED STATES FLEET Armor Kelt SPAINS ARMADA DUplnermciit Tono BATTLE SHIPS Iowa liPleineit Ton Indiana CRUISERS 11400 14 inch Oquendo 10300 18 inch Maria Theresa Vizcaya Armor Kelt A new through Sleeping Car line between St Louis and Colorado Springs will be estab ished over the Wabash Rock Island Short Line May loth 189S The time will be the fastest made with through service between these two points by many hours A through Sleeper will leave St Louis on Wabash train No 3 at 920 a m arriving at Colorado Springs the next morning at 110G with a di ¬ rect connection for Denver arriving a 1130 1 m This is the fastest regular through service ever established between St Louis and Colorado Returning the Sleeper will leave Colorado Springs at 245 p m and ar tive at St Louis the next evening at 615 Patrons of this line will avoid the only un Dieasant feature heretofore attendant on Col- ¬ orado travel inasmuch as the trip through Missouris fertile fields will now be by daylight and the unattractive portion of Kansas will be traversed during the night with the mountain scenery to greet the tourists in the morning The fast time of this line will naturally rommend the Wabash Route to intending Colorado tourists Particulars will be gladly furnished on ap plication C S CRANE G P T A St Louis ¬ ¬ Fast Time to Colorado CRUISERS New York Cristobal Colon 7000 7000 7000 6840 12 12 12 6inch inch inch inch Detroit 8200 2089 6000 4000 4 inch Torpedo Destroyers impiaeemcnt- - Terror 12 MONITORS Puritan Amphitrite 9 inch inch Furor Pluton 320 tons 320 tons 320 tons cgEi52fa COMPARATIVE POWER The comparative power of the guns of the two fleets Is shown by the following UXITE1 sis B TORPEDO BOATS Porter and two others DISPATCH BOAT Mayflower Scouts in the vicinity I - mi Uncie Sams Catch of they will land in Cuba as soon as they can get there Resides the infantry division the Third and Sixth cavalrv n o to Tnmnn o- i The Second cavalry will go to Mobile and the 1 irst and Tenth cavalry to Isew Orleans All the artillery was sent out several days ago Washington May li Preparations for the invasion of Cuba by the United States army are being pushed with all rapidity possible It was announced Tuesday morning at the war depart ment that at least 20000 troops would be landed in Cuba by Saturday morning The other 30000 will follow as soon as they can be put upon transports Gen Miles will take personal charge of the troops and it was his intention to leave for Tampa Tuesday night on the 1040 train over the Southern railroad But Tuesday morning some important business developed in regard to the expedition which prevented him -- Spanish Mackerel ple bring victory honor and peace to all our peo- ¬ SITUATION IN ITALY I The Rebels Are Uesiegingr MilanA Rigid Censorship of Telegrams Has Been Inaugurated i K- t -- The Milan corres- ¬ pondent of the Daily News telegraph- ¬ ing Tuesday night says I am unable at this moment to ¬ send you more than a few words Fresh and more rigid measures have ¬ been adopted in the censorship of tele- ¬ grams The forced silence is most ¬ ominous Any official accounts of the restoration of order must be received with all reserve The rebels are be sieging Milan5 The Daily News publishes a dispatch ¬ from a point beyond the Italian fron¬ tier confirming the censorized telegram from its Milan correspondent as to the fighting at Milan According getting awa and so he has postponed this communication between 100 tc his starting until Wednesday His 200 were killed on Saturday moreand on staff however left on the Southern Sunday and still mere on Monday railway Tuesday night and besides Hundreds the officers the horses equipment and new bulletare wounded and dying the records started for the headquarter the effect of used by the troops having explosive balls at Tampa Gen Miles when he arrives at Tampa Embarks for the North Pole will have absolute charge and direcNew York May 11 Walter Well tion of the movement of the troops man embarked on his search for the but Gen Wade will be in command of north pole and Andree He sailed on iJie invading forces The preparations the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and for hastening the movement of the expects to reach Tromsoe Norway troops to all points south are nearly within a fortnight There his party completed and an important change of scientists will meet him and on lias been made in the assign ¬ June 20 they will depart on the ment of volunteer forces an ¬ steamboat 1ritjof for the Arctic ice renounced Monday gions 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ London May Chicago May sday opened xites 125 May Wheat Keached SI 85 11 opened later advanced to SI at SI 73 May wheat Tue75 ¬ and a few mhi In Favor of the Three Friends A Irge Cargo of Water Will Leave for the Philippines Thursday New Orleans May U The United Key West May 12 The steamer O- ¬ New York May 11 A San Francisco States court of appeals Tuesday delivette dispatch says the steamer City of Pe ¬ cided in favor of the the filibuster day will arrive from Tampa Thurs morning bringing a large cargo king is loading supplies for Dewey and Three Friends because there was no of water which s will leave Thursday with ammunition evidence that she was fitted ou within lieve the water will in a measure re famine which now ex- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SL23 SI 75 to SLS5 and then sagged couple of cents Meanwhile July der clined to 121 and then advanced to up from In two jumps May wheat moved at S110X and advanced to July day to consider the Hawaiian annexa special says that information has tion resolution but finally deferred reached that place of the landing- with¬ the vote until next Thursday The de in 50 miles of Havana of the expedi- ¬ lay was upon request of the minority tion under command of Capt Dorst The committee stands 11 to 4 in favor Fourth cavalry which left Tampa Tuesday on hoard the transport Gus of annexation ¬ - committee or foreign affairs met Tues- Eleven to Four in Favor of Annexation Washington May 11 The house ¬ that our present position in control ing Manila bay imposes a certain de- ¬ gree of responsibility in seeing that withdrawal of so considerable a procivilized methods prevail and that the portion of their naval strength as insurrectionists do not resort to law- ¬ would be required to overmatch Dewey less and incendiary measures Nothing was heard from barapson Tuesda3 but there is a confident expectation that interesting news will be WANT PEACE coming from his squadron within the The Spanish Ministry Will Force the Cortes next 24 hours One effect of the retreat of the Spanto Sue for a Cessation of Hostilities ish fleet has been to hasten even more Unable to Cope With Us the preparations already under full headway for the dispatching- of miliNew York May 12 A Herald special cable dispatch from Madrid tary expeditions to Cuba It also change says that all the Spanish cabinet min- has caused a complete in the concentration plans Time isters are anxious for the cessation of hostilities and if they remain in offiee is now believed to be the greater facwill try to bring the war to an end tor There is no longer orportunity The government is said to be trying to to indulge in extensive drilling and The regular throw the responsibility for making practice maneuvering pea6e on the cortes so it can say later army troops do not need these and that it was the will of the nation The are to be thrown at once into the fray feeling among the classes is that al- Many of the regiments of the national though Spains courage is unques- guard which are entering- the voluntioned her financial and naval re- teer service are felt to be sufficiently sources are inadequate to cope with trained from a military point of view the United States One of the most to follow the regulars immediately and prominent bankers in Madrid said the department indicated its purof dispatching Tuesday that to escape from total ruin will pose volunteer troops directly these become more and more difficult every to the gulf coast for shipment instead day if the war shall be prolonged of sending- them to Chickamauga This Philippine Refugees Thanks Adm Dewey disposition was shown by the changes London May 12 A dispatch to the in the new orders to the troops al- ¬ Times from Singapore says The though there yet may be a return to Philippine refugees are preparing a the original programme of concentra- ¬ congratulatory address to Rr Adm tion if the plans show signs of weak- ¬ Dewey They also express a desire ness as they develop The quarterfor the establishment of a native gov- master general has already gotten un ernment and for American protection der charter 27 merchant steamers for They deprecate the restoration of the the transport of troops and roughly Philippines to Spain or the transfer of speaking these should carr about the islands to any continental govern- 20000 men Others are being proas rapidly as possible ment cured The plan of the war department is to The War Affects German Trade assemble at the difLondon May 12 German export have these vesselsTampa Mobile New gulf ports ferent houses says a dispatch from Berlin to Orleans and Galveston to take on the Times are suffering severely in troops which will be sent there The consequence of the absence or with navy department is expected to fur drawal of orders from the United Dish convoys for these transports States Already the loss to Germany which would be absolutely helpless is estimated at many millions of marks against a Spanish attack ¬ ¬ - the need of giving early relies ytn i Dewey but also have been somewhat apprehensive of the Philippine insur- ¬ gents The news reports reaching here from the Philippines indicating that the insurge nt forces might resort to massacre are received with serious at- ¬ tention by officials as they recognize vnanestou oaruurcoi lues nere navj inaa in mma vwj - S f inch St Louis Yale Harvard St Paul 10 inch 9 inch Possibly tqjoinrdiyM itirh 6 inch Armor BATTLE SHIPS JM 5 inch Kelt 4 inch Massachusetts 10300 18 inch 6 pounder Texas 6400 12 inch i pounder Machine CRUISERS Brooklyn Total 93QO 3 inch 1 1 -- FAST LINERS 13 inch 12 inch SPAIN 8TATES A A 4 A 4- T -- 6 - t s o axnfu verm T strRiriuT5jir v m 30 6 A xlvjli 4 20 9 y 2 I T 4- - j A - 5S 79 f T ¬ ¬ will assume the temporary dictatorship of the island until a republiqan and stable form of government is established by the Cubans FEDERATED REPUBLIC The Italian Revolutionists Desire to Establish a Government Something Like the Swiss Republic ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ arrived here from Bellinzona He declares the Italian revolutionists desire to found a federated republic like the Swiss republic The riotous demonstrations at Luino began on Sunday The mob leaders demanded a reduction Jin the price of bread which the local authorities con- ¬ ceded Tuesday the rioters attacked the carbineers in their barracks and also attacked the prison The police fired on the mob killing several persons and wounding a num ber of others ¬ Italian Socialist Deputy Rondani has ¬ Lugano Switzerland May 11 The Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys ¬ tem effectually dispels colds head ¬ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro ¬ duced pleasing to the taste and ac ¬ ceptable to the stomach prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 cent bottles by all leading drug-¬ gists Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro ¬ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO OK OTJOY l fOUWIUJz KV fw CAL YORK NY hti - ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington layll No one knows exactly what ships are with Sampson at Porto Rico because this is one gi the closest guarded secrets of the navy department The best information hovever is that his fleet is composed of the following- vessels The Iowa the Indiana the Puritan the Amphitrite the Montgomery the Marblehead the Detroit the Mayflower and the New York the flag ship - Sampsons War Ships TRADE MARK ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 000 Washington May 11 The United States Treasury Tuesday began pa ing out gold over the counter in lieu of currency This will be continued o indefiniteh The available cash bal ance on hand including- the S100000 ¬ - Paying Out Gold in iLieu of Currency - m mi B this amount 50828491 is free gold and the balance is made up of silver treasury and United States notes etc gold reserve is 3213 313 5S5 Of ¬ Celebrated for more than a century as a delicious nutritious and flesh forming bev- ¬ erage Has our well known ¬ Troop of Cavalry Handed In Cuba New Yosk May 12 A Key West ¬ sie provisions and troops the United States - ists in the island - the Times from Washington says Rr Adm Dewey and his men will not have been fully rewarded for their vic- ¬ tory at Manila when they receive the thanks of congress and the medals or- ¬ dered to be struck for them Under the law they have become entitled to a rich bounty unless the numerical im- ¬ Washington May portance of the fleet of Adm Montejo 11 Assistant losses over ¬ Secretary Meiklejohn Tuesday chart has been overestimated its stated the officers and men of the eredabput 30 ships with capacity of They are to be used to Asiatic squadron will be entitled to 25000 men among- them something- - like conveyvtroops to Cuba and the Philip share pine 8187000 bounty money - Bounty Money for Deweys Men New York May 11 A dispatch to Dewey Day in Jersey City New York May 11 Mayor Hoos of Jersey City Tuesday issued a proclama- ¬ tion recommending that Thursday be celebrated in that city as commemora- ¬ tion of the victory at Manila Citi- ¬ zens are asked to decorate their houses and business places Patriotic exer- ¬ cises will be held in the public schools Chartering Ships YELLOW LABEL on the front of every package and our trade mark La Belle Chocolatiere on the back NONE OTHER GENUINE Made only by j t -- DORCHESTER iTASS TAlUHEDt7TO iuoAKtKCO Ltd - J 4 r i J PMF r5fSJ THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KI FRIDAY MAY THE BUTTERFLIES D butterflies above the meadow grasses Above the daisies with their golden eyes The shadow of a cloud that lonely passes I walk with you O wandering butterflies The freckled wings that flaunt and fall so gently That cross before me dappling to the skies The wings with fairy jewels marked so plied telling him to keep out of the moonlight or he would get some lead in him and at the same time a bullet whistled close by his arm Soon after the lugger doubled the point and disappeared Mr Dance stood there as he said like a fish out of water and all he could do was to dispatch a man to warn the cutter to P And quaintly that said he is just about as good as Are you my childhoods happy Tjutter nothing Theyve got off clean and flies theres an end Only he added Im Dear butterflies that res tupon the clover glad I trod on Master Pews corns And joyous then in winged lightness rise You know one pathway I would fain dis ¬ for by tkis time he had heard my story I went back with him to the Admiral cover Ah lead me home free wandering but ¬ Benbow and you cannot imagine a terflies house in such a state of smash the Show me what way you passed from my old very clock had been thrown down by suirimeirs these fellows in their furious hunt after My childhood summers under far off my mother and myself and though skies wings you pilgrims you light nothing had actually been taken away Familiar comers except the captains money bag and a Home to old meadows happy butterflies little silver from the till I could see On one green bill with grassy chamber at once that we were ruined Mr Dance hollow could make nothing of the scene The old old home the long lost garden They got the money you say lies Well then Hawkins1 what in fortune Fllli not so high too spent am I to follow Yet soon Ill come my laughing butter- ¬ were they after More money I sup¬ ¬ 13 1898 - - flies tender T In fact sir I believe I have the A little while upon these darkened eyes thing in my breast pocket and to tell Then soft Ill wake the early morning you the truth I should like to get it splendor To climb with you my old sweet but- ¬ put in safety terflies To be sure boy quite right said Irene Putnam in N Y Independent And earth will place her ancient palm so pose No sir not money I think replied he began I Ill take it if you like thought perhaps Dr Livesey I ¬ ROBERT LOUtS STEVEflSOn fBBSas PART I CHAPTER V Continued This appeal seemed toi produce some effect for two of the fellows began to look here and there among- the lumber but half heartedly I thought and with half an eye to their own danger all the time while the rest stood irresolute on the road You have your hands on thousands you fcols and you hang a leg Youd be as rich as kings if you could find it and you know its here and you stand thert malingering There wasnt one of you dared face Bill and I did it a blind man And Im to lose my chance for you Im to be a poor crawling beggar sponging for rum when I might be rolling in a coach If you had the pluck of a weevil in a biscuit you - Perfectly right he interrupted very cheerily perfectly right a gen tleman and a magistrate And now I come to think of it I might as well ride round there myself and report to him or squire Master Pews dead when alls done not that I regret it but hes dead you see and people will make it out against an officer of his majestys revenue if make it out they can Now Ill tell you Hawkins if you like Ill take you along I thanked him heartily for the offer and we walked back to the hamlet where the horses were By the time I had told mother of my purpose they were all in the saddle ¬ Dogger said Mr Dance you have a good horse take up this lad behind you As soon as I was mounted holding on to Doggers belt the supervisor gave the word and the party struck out at a bouncing trot on the road to Dr Livcseys house CHAPTER VI THE CAPTAINS PAPERS We rode hard all the way till we drew v ould up before Dr Liveseys door The loons grumbled one They might have hid the blessed house was all dark in front Mr Dance told me to jump down and Take the said another thing knock and Dogger gave me a stirrup Georges Pew and dont stand here to descend by The door was opened squalling Squalling was the word for it Pews almost at once by the maid Is Dr Livesey in I asked anger rose so high at these objections No she the till at last his passion completely tak- - afternoon said he had come home inhall but had gone up to the ing the upper hand he struck at them right and left in his blindness and his to dine and pass the evening with the stick sounded heavily on more than squire So there we grov bpvs saidJMr catch them still Hang it Pew weve got the doub ¬ So a big pigeon pie was brought in and put on a side table and I made a hearty supper for I was as hungry as a hawk while Mr Dance was further complimented and at last dismissed lAnd now squire said the doctor And now Livesey said the squire in the same foreath One at a time one at a time laughed Dr Livesey You have heard of this Flint I suppose Heard of him cried the squire Heard of him you say He was the bloodthirtiest buccaneer that sailed Blackbeard- was a child to Flint The Spaniards were so prodigiously afraid of him that I tell you sir I was some- ¬ times proud he was an Englishman Ive seen his topsails with these eyes off Trinidad and the cowardly son of a rum puncheon that I sailed with put back put back siry Into Port of Spain Well Ive heard of him myself in But the England said the doctor point is had he money Money Have cried the squire you heard the story What were these villains after but money What do they care for but money For what would they risk their rascal carcasses but money That we shall soon know replied But you are so confound- ¬ the doctor edly hot headed and exclamatory that I cannot get a word in What I want to know is this Supposing that I have here in my pocket some clew to where Flint buried his treasure will that treasure amount to much Amount sir cried the squire It will amount to this if we have the clew you talk about I fit out a ship in Bristol dock and take you and Hawkins here along and Ill have that treasure if I search a vear Now Very well said the doctor then if Jim is agreeable well open the packet and he laid it before him on the table The bundle was sewn together and the doctor had to get out his instru- ¬ ment case and cut the stifches with his medical scissors It contained two things a book and a sealed paper First of all well try the book ob ¬ served the doctor The squire and I were both peering over his shoulder as he opened it for Dr Ln esev had kindlv motioned me to come round from the side table where I had been eating to enjoy the sport of On the first page there the search were only some scraps of writing such as a man with a pen in his hand might make for idleness or practice One was the same as the tattoo mark Billy Bones his fancy and then there was No more rum Mr W Bones mate Off Palm Key he got itt and some other snatches mostly single words and unintelligible I could not help wondering who it was that had got itt and what itt was that he got A knife in his back as like as not Not much instruction there said Dr Livesey as he passed on The next ten or twelve pages were filled with a curious series of entries - i This quarrel was the saving of us for while it was still raging another sound came from the top of the hill on the side of the hamlet the tramp of horses galloping Almost at the same time a pistol shot flash and re ¬ port came from the hedge side And that was plainly the last signal of danger for the buccaneers turned at once and ran separating in every di ¬ rection one seaward along the cove one slant across the hill and so on so that in half a minute not a sign of xhem remained but Pew Him they had de- ¬ serted whether in sheer panic or out of revenge for his ill words and blows 1 kiow not but there he remained be ¬ hind tapping up and down the road in a frenzy and groping and calling for his comrades Finally he took the wrong turn and ran a few steps past me toward the hamlet crying Johnny Black Dog Dirk and other names you wont leave old Pew mates not old Pew Just then the noise of horses topped the rise and four or live riders came in fvight in the moonlight and swept at full gallop down the slope At this Pew saw his error turned with a scream and ran straight for the ditch into which he rolled But he was on his feet again in a second and made another dash now utterly be wildered right under the nearest of the coming horses The rider tried to save him but in vain Down went Pew with a cry that rang high into the night and the four hoofs trampled and spurned him and passed by He fell on his side then gently collapsed upon his face and moved no more I leaped to my feet and hailed the riders They were ipulling up at any rate horrified at the accident and I soon saw what they were One tail ¬ ing out behind the rest was a lad that had gone from the hamlet to Dr Live seyss the rest were revenue officers whom he had met b3 the way and with whoin he had had the intelligence to re- jturn at once Some news of the lugger in Kitt r Hole had found its way to Su ¬ pervisor Dance and sent him forth that night in our direction and to that cir ¬ cumstance my mother and 1 owe our preservation from death Pew was dead stone dead As for my mother when we had carried her up to the hamlet a little cold water and salts very soon brought her back again and she was none the worse for hpr trrnr TirmnrTi cVir c ill nnniinnofl to deplore the balance of the money In the meantime the supervisor rode on as fast as he could to Kitts Hole but his men had to dismount and grope down the dingle leading and some times supporting their horses and in continual fear of ambushes so it was no great matter for surprise that when we got down to the Hole tne lugger was already under way though still close in He hailed her A voice re ¬ ¬ These4n5their iturn t cursedbadkatf Danced This time as the blind miscreant threatened him in I did not mount thedlstahce was short but ran with Doggers horrid terms and tried in vain to catch stirrup leather to the lodge gates and the stick and wrest it from his grasp rSStlSsmSHk i up the long leafless moonlit avenue to where the white line of the Hall build ¬ ings looked on either hand on great old gardens Here Mr Dance dismounted and taking me along with him was ad- ¬ mitted at a word into the house The servant led us down a matted passage and showed us at the end into a great library all lined with book- ¬ cases and busts upon the top of them where the squire and Dr Livesey sat pipe in hand on either side of the bright lire I had never seen the squire so near at hand ne was a tall man over six feet high and broad in proportion and he had abluff face all roughened and reddened and lined in his long travels His eyebrows were very black and moved readily and this gave him a look of some temper not bad you would say but quick and high Come in Mr Dance says he ver stately and condescending Good evening Dance says the doc- ¬ tor with a nod And good evening to you friend Jim What good wind brings you here The supervisor stood up straight and stiff and told his story like a lesson and you should have seen how the two gentlemen leaned forward and looked at each other and forgot to smoke in their surprise and interest When they heard how my mother went back to the inn Dr Livesey fairly slapped his thigh and the squire cried Bravo and broke his long pipe against the grate Long before it was done Mr Trelawney that 3011 will remember was the squires name had got up from his seat and was striding about the room and the doctor as if to hear the better had taken off his powdered wig and sat there looking very strange indeed with his own close cropped black poll At last Mr Dance finished the story Mr Dance said the squire you sire a very noble fellow And as for rid ing down that black atrocious mis creant I regard it as an act of virtue sir like stamping on a cockroach This lad Hawkins is a trump I perceive Hawkins will you ring that beil Mr Dance must have some ale And so Jim said the doctor you have the thing that they were after have you Here it is sir saidl and gave him the oilskin packet The doctor looked it all over as if his lingers were itching to open it but in ¬ stead of doing that he put it quietly in the pocket of his coat Squire said he when Dance has had his ale he must of course be off on his majestys service but I mean to keep Jim Hawkins heTe to sleep at my house and with your permission I propose we should have up the cold pie and let hini sup As you willLivescysaad the squire Hawkins has earned better than cold pie rough-and-ready -- The thine Is ao clear as noonday BQirire Bald the There was a date at one end of the line and at the other a sum of money as in common account books but instead of explanatory writing only a varying number of crosses between the two On the 12th of June 1745 for instance a sum of 70 had plainly become due to some one and there was nothing but six crosses to explain the cause In a few cases to be sure the name of a place would be added as Offe Carac cas or a mere entry of latitude and longitude as 62 degrees 17 minutes 20 seconds 19 degrees 2 minutes 40 sec- ¬ onds The record lasted over nearly 20 years the amount of the separate en- ¬ tries growing larger as time went on and at the end a grand total had been made out after five or six wrong ad- ¬ ditions and these wordB appended Bones his pile I cant make head or tail of this said Dr Livesey The thing is clear as noonday cried the squire This is the black ¬ hearted hounds account book These crosses stand for the names of the ships or towns that they have sunk or plundered The sums arc the scoun- ¬ drels share and where he feared an ambiguity you see he added something clearer Offe Caraccas now you see here wa3 some unhappy vessel boarded off that coast God help the poor souls that manned her coral long ago Right said the Obctor See what it is to be a traveler Right And the amounts increase 3 ou see as he rose -- In rank There was little else in the volume but a few bearings of places noted in the blank leaves toward the end and a table for reducing French English and Spanish moneys to a common value Thrifty man cried the doctor He wasnt the one to be cheated And now said the squire for the other The paper had been sealed in several places with a thimble by way of seal the very thimble perhaps that I had found in the captains pocket The doctor opened the seals with great care and there fell out the map of an island with latitude and longitude soundings names of hills and bays and inlets and every particular that would be needed to bring a ship to a safe anchorage upon its shores 1 was about ninemiles long and five across shaped you might say like a fat dragon standing ¬ - up and had two fine land locked har BREAKING CAM bors and a hill in the center part marked The Spy Gla3s There were All the United States Troops at Chickamau several additions of a later date but ga Park Will Be Oat in a Few Days above all three crosses of red ink two They Will Leave for Cuba on the north part of the island one in Chattanooga Tenn May 12 Camp the southwest and beside this last in same red ink and in a small neat George H Thomas at Chickamauga the hand very different from the captains park is rapidly undergoing demolitottery characters these words Bulk tion At daybreak Wednesday morn ¬ ing the work of breaking camp was of treasure here Over on the back the same hand had begun by a number of the regiments and in a few hours thereafter places written this further information Tall tree Spy glass shoulder bearing a which have been covered with white point to the N of N N E tents for some time were again Skeleton Island E S E and by E vacant and deserted Officers and Ten feet men of all regiments now reThe bar silver is in the north cache you can find it by the trend of the east hum- ¬ maining are giving their time and mock ten fathoms south of the black crag attention to the preparations for de with the face on it parture and the The arms are easy found in the sand- ¬ camp life has been regular routine of entirely suspended hill N point of north inlet cape bearing The first troops out were those of the E and a quarter N JF was all but brief as it was and Third cavalry They were loaded on That to me incomprehensible it filled the special trains at Rossville about 9 oclock and started through to Tampa squire and Dr Livesey with delight over the Southern railway The Livesey said the squire you will Sixth cavalry got out a few hours give up this wretched practice at once the To morrow I start for Bristol In three later going to Tamoa over are same route The two regiments weeks time three weeks two weeks the command of Gen S S under Sum- ¬ ten days well have the best ship ner The Second cavalry under sir and the choicest crew in England Col Hunt will probably get out for Hawkins shall come as cabin boy Mobile late Wednesday afternoon and Youll make a famous cabin boy Haw ¬ the First and Tenth cavalry under Col kins You Livesey are ships doctor Baldwin will leave about the same I am admiral Well take Redruth time for New Orleans Two of the in ¬ Joyce and Hunter Well have favor- ¬ fantry regiments will march nine miles able winds and a quick passage and to Ringgold and take cars for Tampa not the least difficulty in finding the Thursday morning The three remain ¬ spot and money to eat to roll in to ing will follow as rapidly as possible The indications are now that all com- ¬ play duck and drake with ever after Trelawney said the doctor Ill mands with their equipments will be go with you and Ill go bail for it so gone before Friday noon The contract for conveying the will Jim and be a credit to the under ¬ troops to Tampa has been divided be- ¬ taking Theres only one man Im tween the Southern and Western At- ¬ afraid of Southern will carry all And who is that cried the squire lantic The New Orleans and Mobile destined for Name the dog sir The railroads are doing excellent You replied the doctor for you work and are giving the officials ev- ¬ cannot hold your tongue We are not ery assistance in rushing the troops the only men who know of this paper out These fellows who attacked the inn to- ¬ Mobile Ala May 12 In the camps night bold desperate blades for sure of the regulars and volunteers all is and the rest who stayed aboard that quiet No orders to move have been lugger and more I dare say not far received at either camp although the off are one and all through thick and officers are looking for the same at any thin bound that theyll get that money moment and are ready to go to the We must none of us go alone till we front promptly With the regulars get to sea Jim and I shall stick to- ¬ and state troops combined there are gether in the meanwhile youll take 5000 men encamped here Joyce and Hunter when you ride to EMPEROR WILLIAM Bristol and from first to last not one us must breathe a word of what of He Proposes to Gain Control of the Philip weve found pine Islands by Guaranteeing to Livesey returned the squire you Pay Spains Indemnity are always in the right of it Ill be as silent as the grave London May 12 A story is pub-¬ TO BE CONTINUED lished here to the effect that Germany is preparing to signify her disap- ¬ Ao Help for Him proval of a lasting occupation of the Poor fellow He was all broke up Philippine islands by the United Tears coursed down his red puffed States The German consul at Manila cheeks and he would not be comforted is said to have been instructed to Come said one of his friends brace make representations to Rr Adm up old man Its too bad that the ban ¬ Dewey differing materially in char- ¬ quet was too much for you last night acter from those of the representatives and that you fell by the wayside but of other powers thats liable to happen to almost an of Very heavy claims it is said are be ¬usvXO- - 6urse theyll discharge you ing encouraged uDon the part of Gerir j whe nrofi03vt3vasaandwbu mahswho havesuffered f ronuthe bom- nyoutbavmbney uniuiiicuij ui uaviLC uuu ucrmauv 11 WW aeyou Well see that you is further assorted proposes to obtain if ti control of the Philippine islands get outpoint aUright payment of Ohcriedthe disconsolate one Ill¬ guaranteeing thebelieved this Spains plan is never be able to live this down Its aw indemnity It is acceptable to Emperor Francis Joseph fully nice of you boys to try to help me out but what has been done cant be tin of Austria and it is understood to have been passivelj accepted by France done ¬ which country is so Pshaw Others have been arrested ed financially in thestrongl interestrehabilitation of by mistake before you and got out of Spain it all right Why cant you do the same WEALTHY PHILIPPINES It isnt the arrest he sobbed I They Appear Before Consul Wildman dont care for that but here its nine Willing to Take the Oath of Alle- ¬ oclock in the morning and Ive got giance to the United States my dress suit on Then he buried his face in his hands New York May 12 A copyright and the others were silent They knew dispatch to the Evening World dated that he was ruined forever Cleveland at Hong Kong Wednesday sajs Leader The Philippine rebel chief Gen Aguinaldo has issued a proclamation Old IJeTiefs Knocked In the Heart Manila to obey Queen Elizabeth was not the angelic to the insurgents at of Commodore Dewey and the orders creature represented in the histories United States Consul Williams and poems of her own times Her hair Killing still goes on in the outlying was red her temper red hot She some- ¬ districts where the natives are re times drank too much and at any prov- ¬ venging themselves on the priests and ocation she would curse like a trooper local Spanish officials in spite of the She frequently swore at her maids and proclamation of Aguinaldo sometimes struck kicked and pinched Wealthy Philippine families who are them Mary Stuart of Scotland was leaving Hong Kong for Manila daily not a beauty She had cross eyes and appear before Consul Wildman here to save the trouble of having her hair and asked to be allowed to take the dressed cut it off close to her head and oath of allegiance to the United States wore a wig When after her death The powerful Cortes family insisted the executioner lifted her head to show on having their prayer for citizenship it to the people the wig came off and telegraphed to President McKinley showed a close cropped skull covered and offered their palaces in Manila for with gray hair Horatius never de- the accommodation of American offi- ¬ fended the bridge The story was man ¬ cers Spanish Soldiers Repulsed by Women ufactured by the same gifted author Madrid May 12 A serious riot has who gave the world the account of Scas did taken place at Logrono capital of the volas heroism Blondel the harper not discover the prison of Kingltichard SpanishGOprovince of that name on the The miles from Rurgos Richard paid his ransom and the re- - Ebro were at- ¬ ceipt for it is among the Austrian ar- ¬ grain and provision stores tacked and pillaged by rioters who in- ¬ chives Qhicago Inter Ocean cluded numbers of women armed with The cav- ¬ axes choppers and cudgels Perlite Iiike Pat was an employe in a shop where alry charged the mob but the soldiers¬ by the scarcity of help nad compelled the were repulsed upon the determined on ¬ them by the womslaught made grocer to take on an assistant who was en entirely without any experience Fatal Fire in Pniladelphla One day the grocer in weighing out Philadelphia Pa May 12 Three a purchase to a customer searched in persons are known to have lost their vain for a weight may feared Patrick he called out wheres the lives and it is in a firethat others which orignated have perished pound weight in the wholesale toy and fireworks es- ¬ The pound weight is it Shureits tablishment of MeCadden Bros GH Mr Jones that has the pound weight Market street about eleven oclock Mr Jones has it What do you Wednesday The bodies of the three mean persons who were burned to death are An didnt yez tell me to be perlite so badly charred that even the sex can to the regular customers not now be learned Of course I did Well this Ma Jones comes in the day Miss Gould Will Not Equip a Regiment New York May 12 Miss Helen for a pound of tay an says he whin I tay he wud Gould positively denies that a regi ¬ axed him what quality of Whatever ye give me he says ment is being raised under her patron- ¬ have give me the weight So I put the pound age to go to Cuba The publication of weight in the package with the tay a notice to this effect has caused Miss perlite like an its himself thats goni Gould to be deluged with letters from men anxious to enlist in the regiment Spare Moments wid it Miss Gould says that the use of her Doubled the Dose name in this connection is wholly unRagged Rob Wy didnt ye come do authorizedpathetic racket on de judge tell him Bncna Ventnra Lawful Prize ye had a family dependin on ye Ket West Fla May 12T Itvis saia Tensive Pete I did an he finedme on excellent authority that the Buena then for neglectin to support me fam ¬ Ventura the first ship tgken has been ily N Y Journal held to be a lawful prtae ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f FIETY FIETH C0NGEESS First Regular Session During al ¬ most the entire session Thursday the senate had under consideration the post office appro ¬ priation bill The measure carries 299234300 being very much the heaviest of all the appro ¬ priation bills The most important action tak ¬ en upon the measure was the adoption of an amendment offered by Mr Tillman S C re ¬ ducing the number of deliveries of mail in ail cities of the country to a number not exceeding lour each day An important amendment to the bill was one which will prevent star route contractors from sub letting their contracts In order to get their money they must be able to svcar that they performed the serv- ¬ ice themselves Just before adjournment passed an important war the senate measure authorizing the president and general officers of the army to upply the Cuban insur ¬ gents with arms and munitions of war and em- ¬ powering officers of the army serving in Cuba to supply needy inhabitants of the island with medicines and subsistence House The house Thursday disposed of two important measures Tne Alaskan land bill extending the homestead laws to and provid ¬ ing for certain railway rights of way in the dis ¬ trict of Alaska as amended by the senate and agreed upon in conference was passed The labor arbitration measure providing for the arbitration of labor disputes between and certain common carriers a bill which had received very wide indorsement lSy labor organizations throughout the country re ¬ ceived the approval of the house A number of minor bills were also passed The house adjourned until Monday Washington May 7 Senate One war measure was pasted by the senate Friday It was a bill to increase to 15 the number of sur- ¬ geons in the United States army and to author- ¬ ize the secretary of war to employ as many contract surgeons as he might deem necessary Consideration for a bill authorizing the post- ¬ master general to establish post offices in military posts and camps was sought but un ¬ der objection it went over until Monday A1- most the entire session was consumed by a discussion of an amendment to the post office appropriation bill offered by Mr Pettigrew S D providing for a reduction of 20 per cent hx the compensation of railroads for the trans- ¬ portation of mails The amendment was still pending when the senate adjourned until May 6 Washington Senate employes -- Monday House Not in session Washington May 10 Senate In the sen ate Monday the bill offered last Friday author ¬ izing the postmaster general to establish post offices at military posts and camps in ordero facilitate the delivery of mail to soldiers was reported favorably by the post offices and post roads committee and unanimously passed Subsequently an amendment post office appropriation to the bill was agreed to appropriating 50000 to carry the bill into effect The post office ap- ¬ propriation bill was under discussion during almost the entire session the subject of dis- ¬ cussion being the proposition to reduce the compensation of railroads 20 per cent for car ¬ rying mails The amendment was defeated by the decisive vote of 40 to 8 House The house Monday by a unanimous nnd rising vote tendered its thanks to Commo- ¬ dore Dewey and his officers and men for their gallantry at Manila bay and next proceeded to pass a bill creating an additional rear admiral The house Monday spent a good deal of time upon what is known as the immune bill or the senate bill to provide for a volun ¬ teer brigade of engineers and an additional force of 10CO0 men especially accustomed to tropical climates There was a good deal of opposition made to the provision giving the president the power to appoint all the officcrej but every effort to give the privates an oppoi lunity to elect their company or regimental officers was defeated by a party vote The bill as amended was passed and now goes to the enate measures were passed bv the senate Tuesday Oneotthemprovided for carryingoiiitli flltional work in the adjutantagencrar6ffie the second authorized the enlistment of a vol- unteer signal corps two thirds of the members of which must be expert elec ¬ tricians or telegraphers the third was so called the immune bill passed by the house of representatives and the fourth was a measure suspending existing law so that additional hospital stewards can be ap- ¬ pointed The post office appropriation bill carrying appropriations which aggregate more than 599000000 was passed after a debate which has lasted for several days A determined was by effort Mr made Butler pop N C to off cut sum the appropriated for the fast mail service between New York and Washington to Atlanta and New Orleans and to provide for two commit- ¬ tees to investigate postal affairs but it was unsuccessful all amendments except those of¬ fered by the committee on appropriations be ¬ ing voted down House The house was Tuesday in session only 50 minutes the early adjournment being due to no urgent measure of importance be ¬ ing before the house and to a general indispo- ¬ sition to take up minor matters Washington May 12 SENATE For mora than three hours Wednesday afternoon tho senate discussed what is known as tne railway arbitration bill a measure designed to adjust by means of voluntary arbitration difference that may arise between railroad officials and their employes Mr Kyle rep S D in charge of the bill offered a number of amendments which were agreed to In ordec to meet objections raised to the measure Mr offered an amendment Hoar rep Mass which was accepted providing that no injunc- ¬ tion should be issued which should compel thu laborer against his will to carry out any con- ¬ tract for personal labor or service The bill was still under discussion when the senate ad- ¬ journed House After refusing Wednesday by a vote of 48 to 90 to consider the senate bill restrict ¬ ing immigration the house took up and de- ¬ voted the session to the house resolution to submit to the states a proposition to amend the constitution so as to provide for the elec- ¬ tion of senators by a direct vote The amend- ¬ ment as proposed in the resolution as re- ¬ ported to the house left it in the discretion of tne states to elect their senators by or direct vote through their legislatures but an amendment by Mr Under- ¬ wood Ala making selection by popular vote mandatory was adopted and tho resolution was then passed The house refused tc concur In the senate amendment to the post office ap- ¬ propriation bill and asked for a conference The house set apart May 21 for eulogies upon the late Senator George of Mississippi and afc 5C8 adjourned Washington May 3fWi Tr k t Till li Senate Four war -- J ¬ ¬ IIow to Address Letter to Your Soldier Friends Washington Ma3- - 7 First Assistant Postmaster General Heath Friday said that friends and relatives of soldiers in the field in addressing- letters to them should mark plainly the company and regiment to which they belong- as by doing- so the distribution of the mail will be facilitated This applies to both the regular troops and the militia volunteers - il Have a Right to Hold the Philippines New York May 11 A dispatch to the World from London says Sir Charles Dilke when asked whether any question of international law or practice affected the United States right to retain the Philippines said None whatever The United States will hold the Philippines by the rig lit of conquest No power or powers will have the slightest title to interfere Tholmmuueand Engineer Bill Washington May 11 The senate lias concurred in the house amend- ments to the immune and engineer Vill and it now goes to the president wiVr--M- 5N-- 7PViPpHMi rjaJl MAY 13 1898 4 7 THE BOXfBBGN NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY k t B9Z391 Jjoyal matses the food pure wholesome and delicious powser Absolutely Pure I I ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK tie Bsoeeos hews 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Published evert Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BBUfiE MILLER Editors and Owners Money te Wallace Whaley who has been in the hospital and he is improving Ed Hill Camp Collier and Desha Lucas went to Paris WednesLexington Ky day for ieruits and secured several May 12 1698 Men who want to join the company boys at Camp Collier are fast should at once write to Capt Winn The En ¬ 1 arning the slang of the regulars giving age and height listed men are called rookies the in ¬ fantry companies dough boys and the Captain Ballance has received orders A Springfield artillery strong boys to move the Kentucky troops as soon as rifle is a long Tom chaplain is sky they The Second Regi- ¬ are equipped The guard house is known as pilot ment will probably be sent to Chicka the mill a drummer as a sheepskin mauga Park and thence to Tampa and fiddler a trumpeter as a wind jam- ¬ Cuba while tb Third will be called to mer a right haud salute without arm Washington for coast defense It is Men who are hard to please No 4 what day the boys will because not known jus are called cor iv bunks be called away corner bunks aie the choice st positions The words to the in an army post Lieutenant Johnson of the Tenth In- ¬ mess call are fantry will recruit a troop of 100 colorSoupy soupy soup soup ed men for infantry service to day and Soup without a single bean pork pork Porky porky to morrow Without a streak of lean Beefy beefy beef beef under The physical examination Seldom to be seen boys are put is very strict which the Eyesight intst be absolutely perfect Rev Willis L Wayts pastor of the Baptist Church at Falnfouth has bten and there must not be even the sem appointed chaplain for the Second Ken ¬ blance of disease A private in Com- a pany E Second Regiment was thrown George Green tucky Regiment theological student has been elected out Wednesday oo account of an incaptain of Company L of Georgetown growing toenail News From Camp Collier ¬ ¬ ¬ Reunion At North Middlctowu have ever attended any school at North Middletown held in the College Park at that place on Wednesday Onne 1 The Carlisle Military Band will be in attendance Basket dinner on the ground songs sung at College Com- ¬ mencements forty vears ao will be ren- ¬ dered and many other ju teresting features will bring back Tiio Days of Auld Lang Syne All former bohulars teaoheis aud patrons cordiiliy invited Those from a distance who expect to stay over will please be suie to notify John T Collius Secty Ioith Mid dletown iti order that suitable enter- ¬ tainment may be provided Am im men8e crowd is expected Already many homes have been provided with all they can possibly entertaiu Patriotic Hebrews There will be a re union of all who FARMERS FRIENE AND HAMILTON Steel frame Cora pniers STODDARD HAMILTON The Cincinnati Post savs Rllbbis Wise Lifsitz and Lvv and other prominent Hebrew ot the State witn Revenue Collector B ttuiauu and -- at A 111 uouege u U1B rr oayabletothe order of Champ W Make all Checks Miilkk Orders etct itft YVpil r The companies of the Second and Third Regiments have been re lettered and will be mustered in according to the respective terms of service of their captains the oldest companies coming first The new lettering is as follows SECOND REGIMENT A G Covington Capt Shearer B K Cynthiana Capt Hardin apt Strother C A Winchester D E Lexington Capt Wilson E C Lebanon Capt Sweeney F B Frankfort Capt Karsey G H Newport Capt Woodyard HF Middlesboro Capt Price I D Paris Capt Winn K Williamstown Capt Watkius L Georgetown Capt Green M Lancaster Capt Duncan THIRD REGIMENT A E Madisonville Capt BurchVld B A Bowling Green Capt Clark C Bardstown Capt Beckham tu xj iiuuinuBviu3 vaui ouuu rcictu Lieutenant Vestal Acting Commissary of Subsistence has placed an order for fresh beef for ten days This information was received with cheers in Camp Collier where salted pork has ap- ¬ peared solely under the heading of meat on the daily bill of fare ¬ ¬ ship fund will he discussed Committees of all thn H hre secret societies and many lurrchtnis mrt at the residence of Rabbi Wine Monday and perfected arrangements for tbe mass meeting It m estimitrd bv those in charge that 100 000 will be raised Rabbi Wioe is in receipt oi from all parts of the tate promising liberal financial aid Nearlv 500000 has been promised in the Stato tt-rs wuuu juw pians till a in ws Sunday next for the war mecijg BROWN MALTA New Departure TONGUE AND TONGUELESS vK Stay Of Waiters Party Limited EH F G t nrirOwensboro - 11 -- - Hot Fight off Cardenas Dispatches from Key West last night stated that a hot tight occurred Os Car- ¬ denas Wednesday afternoon at one oclock Under orders the torpedo boat Winslow went into the harbor to attack the Spanish gnnboats and was fired on by them and by the shore batteries A sdlid shot burse hpr boiler and a shell killed Ensign Worth Bagley John Denfee and Geo Meek firemen John Varveres oiler Elijah Tunnell cook Lt Commander J B Bernadou and several others were wounded The Winslow was rescued by the gunboat Hudson which received holes in her smoke stack and had her deck smashed and splintered The dead men were to Key West brought Rain at Havana and Key West Wednesday has prevented a water famine ¬ H I K L MB Morgantowu Capt Howard In the official order of the Glasgow Capt Railey Hartford Capt Keown K Henderson Capt Atkinson Pad u cab Capt Davis L Vanceburg Capt Brewnr M Lexington Capt Reynolds Capt Logan Felan li The Daughters of theAmerican Revo- ¬ The noted Watters Party will remain lution have selected Wednesday as the in Paris bu a short time and the days date on which their flag is to be pre- ¬ which you can place your orders will sented to the Second Regiment soon be past Their studio at the Hotel Windsor is a very busy place as thev are The War Department has notified putting the finishing touches on a num- ¬ Gov Bradley tha equipments for Ken- ¬ ber of portraits now almost ready for tucky troops were from Philadel delivery This opportunity to procure phia May 6 These supplies have not portraits by celebrated artists should arrived and there is much complaint in not be neglected Remember their stiy consequence The delay is probably in Paris is limited tf due to a rush of orders and will retard Call and see the new line of the movement of the troops The niil- ffiQ lf rJW rin u uf boys waists 25 50 and 75 l tlL ruuy xvv auuuiuiiai recruits win oe cents at Price Oos clothiers needed to fill out Kentuckys quota lor No trouble to show goods the Federal service The surgeons board had accepted 2oG men and four For Sale Two jen- ¬ teen officers up to Wednesday night nets fine stock Apply to Bennett Tarr Pciris Ky 19apr 4t ¬ All are standard farm tools and the best of tJieir kind Every one tully Warranted Sold wra C3331y k5T JHSi BSSS U itittn vi iis irr i s fefipgai I tmjjvrvTixiLz PHOENIX BICYCLES Pretty Bicycles are all right if you want something pretty to look at but there is a world of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will do it ¬ two-year-o- ld The very b st companies com- ¬ following calls will be observed until pose my agency which insures against fire wind and atora further orders The time for Spring hone cleauing Non union Reveille roll call 600 a m has arrived Wh are prepared to lend Sick Call 611 you our assistance in theVbape of laun W O EINTON Agent Exercise 615 dy the rzLJcx - ¬ Recall Breakfast First Sergeants call Guard mount t83 Fatigue immediately after guardrfnbunt Company drill 930 z- 641 700 800 Non commissioned Dinner school Company drill officers 1130 1200 m dering lace curtains blankets bed spreads etc Special care taken to re ¬ Lost On SaturdayvAipril 30th on streets- of Paris v Hladys short turn lace curtains in as good condition r-mtTtef oK SJfitf 8blder-wrap8-r32Wcashmere ms when received tf Boorbon St eam L a ua dry urilined the other pin lined til with rose colored silkrifcturu to The Use Parib Milling Co s Purity News office and get reward tf T H DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing- Vulcaniiiiiff etc Latest War News Gen Joe Wheeler was yesterday or- ¬ dered to Tampa to command the cavalry aoout to leave for Cuba The Spanish spy imprisoned at Wash- ¬ j ington hung himself yesterday The cable between Manila and Hong Kong is now working Dewey cabled yesterday that he was taking the guns from the sunken Spanish ships and was maintaining a strict blockade At 130 yesterday Secretary Long had received no information regarding the bombardment of San Juan Porto Rico He had received no news from Sampson at that hour Five columns of war news are print- ¬ ed on page two including accounts of the troops going to Cuba and the sail- ¬ ing of the Charleston from Manila Gen Merritt will be governor of the Philippines and Gen Lee will be mili- ¬ tary governor of Cuba graph collectors are after him Tue day he received a letter from an Ohio girl requesting his autograph She sent a stamped envelope and doubtless has a specimen of Ikes chirography ere this Mr Gibson a first class photographer Van Hook WuiSKbY 50 cents per McDfkjiott who is located at the corner of Eighth quart Spears Recall Supper and Main streets desires to inform the Tattoo public that he is prepared to make Call to quarters strictly first class pictures at prices as Taps 1000 low as is consistent with good work This is by order of Col E H Gaither a He will develop and print kodak picand Adjutant W H Collier 9 tures promptly in first class style Work Isaac Stamps Alexander of Company done when promised He solicits your 0uiy4t I is reaping some of the fruits of faniu patronage FOR THE DELICATE GIRL Two weeks ago it was telegraphed far My agency insures against and wide that he a grand nephew of You have tried iron and m the immortal Jefferson Davis had been fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ 4 other tonics But she keeps cho3en to carry the stars and stripes in liable prompt paying compa- ¬ pale and thin Her sallow front of Company I and now the auto- ¬ nies Lon union Recall Batallion drill 300 p m 400 500 600 630 930 94o Pictures at Reduced Priees flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other - ¬ wrmt nu i f I Be Done r Per-- G3Ga83O6e8e6c4a909ft f te T I m ft S W O HINTON Agent Speaks i complexion worries you aVVU Seed sweet potatoes t ft haps she has a little hacking cough also Her headaches and she cannot study Give her f It is beginning to be McDermott CaaHV CmnloiAn LUIUIdlVII a r An officer of high rank said this week that the member of the Paris company were better behaved than any troopers in the camp The company from a neighboring city got so hilarious the other night that the captain got the boys up at three oclock in the morning Yesterdays Temperature half dressed and drilled them an hour The following is the temperature as The boys became good and stayed good noted yesterday by A J Winters Co for awhile of this city 7a m 60 Though camp life is not pleasant by 8a m 163 any means the boys have had consider9am 66 10 a m 6U able fun tossing others up in the blanket Several Paris boys were given 11 a m 66 12 m 66A the blanket degree of initiation Tue2p m 66 sdaypresumably for the edification of a 3p m 67 party of visitors Some of the volun- ¬ 4p m 67 teers who were 5p m never 67 known 7p m to sing or 64 dance have been forced to do a song and dance specialty Boxing and baseball are SAwarded other amusements indulged at odd Highest Honors Worlds Fair moments The discipline will be much stricter when the volunteers are mus ¬ tered in the U S army ¬ ¬ - Babv mine d WARM - her cough and the hypophos- will give new f phites to her nerves power and feels an i n d e -vigor and Brain f scribable dread Never say you cannot of the pain and take cod liver oil n until you Especially is this true about danger attend- ¬ have tried Scotts Emulsion ant upon the 4 You will be obliged to change your opinion at once Children m most critical pe-¬ especially become very fond f riod of her life Becoming a T of it and infants do not know f when it is added to their food f mother should be 50c and 100 all druggists a source of joy J BOWNE Chemists New York 1 If you want any papering done do as other SCOTT to all but the people have Every mother The f body oil will feed her wastingf the glycerine will soothe and it is going to be j WARMER i WALL PAPERS MOTHERS FRIEND -- it i - The camp has been visited by a large made ready for the coming event number of visitors every day It is ex- and the serious accidents so com- pected tnat to morrow and Sunday will mon to tne critical hour are be the banner days A large crowd is obviated by the use of Mothers expected from Paris Saturday and it Friend is a Messilg to woman may be added that visitors with baskets will be more than welcome MOST PERFECT MADE 1S 5JB0TTIEaallDruPstoreB oy mail on receipt of price A pure Grape Cream ofyTartar Powder Free BOOKS cntaiine invaluable information of The Bourbon boys are all in good from Ammonia Alum orany other adulterant FREE spirits ana are ail well except priYta AO YEARS THE STANDARD ¬ w basing CREAM mwBii -- vm DR -- hour which is dreaded as womans severest trial is not only made Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation npinlcc JVU laisoi wiupauj tu arrive IS a painless Dut all the danger is re- - ana sick headache 25c at all druggists The prices are going to be smashed cavalry organization which came Wed- moved by its use Those who use nesday night via Paris from Barbours this remedy It wont last long so come early are no longer de- Always ask for Paris Milling served ville It nas 133 men all hardy looking spondent or gloomy nervousness Oos Purity flour All grocers fellows i ¬ A Good Memory often saves money nnd also good Health If you are troubled with constipation Indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ is the remedy which relieves ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to Women of the PTpaf nain anrl snf-- you Trial sizes me iu doses iuc large size 60e and 81 00 of W T Br oks druggist Paris u ferincr inrirfoxf w ljan xm 1 jKy its anticipation one of misery danger of the ordeal make sufferinP and illlilllilillllll done buy your paper from J T Hinton and SAVE MONEY U L90katjny window display that line c- Who els I can duplicate -- vui maiGiiiiLy tiiia - - First come first every time- ti0 Wrights Celery Tea cures constlpa- lck headaches 25c wwDm -- at druggists To Cure A Cold 0ne Day JJI - ttStJSSn IhBRAFraiDKGDUIOBC01tlte- Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab ¬ lets Ml druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W TBrooks and Jame8 KDnedy Paris t 7 - vxu nuc in jriuLures ana noom Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired r Srmture moved y experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE H J NTO M i i Stfl tliV iHlWWH J 11UWIM jc iXJSCSi G BRMSgJ THE BOURBON NEWo PARIS KY Wm Clark of the Hume pike near Paris sold 1400 bushels of wheat to R Eighteenth Year Established 1S81 B Hutchcraft of this city Wednesday Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as at one dollar per bushel Becoxiiss mail matter Taylor Collins of Colville neigh ¬ borhood sold Monday to Riggs Gar nett at Cynthiana 500 bushels of wheat TELEPHONE NO 124 at 100 Thos Talbott of same pre- ¬ cinct sold 300 bushels to same par- ¬ SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance ties at same price S2 00 Sixmouths 1100 Oneyear Wednesday George Williams of news costs you cant even get a re ¬ Chilesburg sold 1400 bushels of whvat port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE to J W Christian at 107 per bushel Make all Checks Money Orders Etc and Messrs Martin and Joachum of payable to the order of Champ M11JKK South Eikhorn sold 2200 bushels at 115 John Tucker of Fort Springs Buy your refrigerator from sold 1100 bushels at 120 The two last lots were sold to Lexington dealers JT Hinton -- In Mason the estate of Robert Down ¬ Baseball Kesults Yesterday ing sold 3000 bushels of wheat to Cin- ¬ cinnati parties for 125 per bushel the Louisville 3 Pittsburg 2 highest figure in Mason county in 18 Cincinnati 8 St Louis 3 2 years 5 St Louis 12 W F Eant of Flemingsburg sold Chicago 4 Clevand t 5000 bushels at one dollar per bushel Baltimore 6 Boston 15 J K Vansant sold 600 at the same New York 6 Brooklyn 3 price Second game -Buy the lot 52x33 rton Fifth street T Hintons refrigerators are the J tf to be sold to morrow morning at ten by best Neagle heirs Remember the date of Mrs Nannie St An Ohio OoachJug Party Browns ribbon sale - FRIDAY MAY 13 1898 NUPTIAL KNOTS TIE BDURBQh SEWS Notable Wheat Sales PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mrs Ed Boone is dangerously ill MR and Mrs Henry Wiek Mr and Seymour Wilson has accepted a po- ¬ Mrs Harry Bonner Mr and Mrs C H sition at Glark Kenneys drug store Booth and Mr C F Hefer of Youngs Try our special A coffee sis town Ohio who are coaching through pounds for 100 Kentucky in a tallyho arrived in this Spears McDermott city Wednesday from Blue Lick Springs Six inch sewer pips is being laid on They spent the night at the Windsor the West side of Main street between and left yesterday morning for Lexing Mr ion tbence going to Louisville Sixth and Seventh Wiek is a multi millionaire The whip Lexington was Geo Aldrich noted of Bishop Burton a as excellent sermon at the driver guide and bugler preached an The tallyho Church Wednesday night Episcopal used by the party was very swell look ¬ Q Ward ing and Jr have qualified as administrators of Dont put down that old carpet J the estate of James Miller deceased T Hinton has some beautiful ones rf -Capt Geo Collier formerly a con- ¬ Excursion To Camp Collier ductor on the Kentucky Central and a An excnrsion will be run to Lexing- citizen of this city is now running a ton to morrow from this city to give restaurant in Kansas City Bourbon people a chance to visit Com wm Tp7vnco f Cald ¬ pany I Bourbon Guards in camp at Babbee Betts well High School at the oratorical con Camp Collier before the Kentucky teat of the Bluegrass High School Tour- ¬ troops learn for Cuba The railroad thj rontil trip will be seventy nament the latter part of May fare lor five cents A basket dinner will be H A Power was elected Second spread at the camp exclusively for Com- ¬ Vice President of the Kentucky Whole pany I and contributions for same are sale Grocers Association at the aauual solicited Tickets will be good on meeting at Louisville this week trains leaving Paris at 750 or 1105 a Thieves attempted to burglarize O m and returning at 3 or 545 p m P Clays meat house the other night J T Hinton has the best and ceap but were scared away before they suc- est lace curtains tf ceeded They left a fine kit of bur ¬ glars tools Notice To Ice Customers ¬ ¬ J Miller Ward J of provisions left at VAll donationswill be shipped promptCook w ly to the Bourbon Guards at Lexington Winns ¬ Capt Cook asks The News to rpquest that money be left to pay the carriage Persons who cannot on the boxes donate provisions can give cash to pay the carriage on same Remember The Date Sash ribbons worth 1 and 1 49 cents at Mrs Nannie Browns The Work of The Mormons 50 for It It seems that the preaching of the Mormons is not without its effects says Parks Richies Bowling Alley Near Clays the Mt Olivet Advance Messrs Robt Parks and Ernest ville it is reported that as many as Richey two clever young men of this eighty converts have accepted the city are having a bowling alley built in doctrines of Smith and they will be Cos baptized into that faith one day this the storeroom adjoining Ford be open to the store The alley will week public to morrow Bowling has been baby a buggy at J T Hin an exceedingly popular amusement in Get the tf tons the large cities for two years and should be popular with Parisians New Ii N Time Card A new time schedule will go into N ounday The effect on the L early morning train to Cincinnati will depart at 515 instead of 445 and the morning train to Lexington will leave at 747 instead of 750 The night train from Cincinnati will arrive at 1010 in- ¬ stead of 1015 and will depart for Lex ¬ ington at 1014 and Richmond at 1016 There will be no changes in the other trains A corrected time card will be printed in The News Tuesday Company Hon Lucas Moore Commissioner of Agriculture reports that the wheat crop of Kentucky ayeraged 101 on May 1st against 95 last year and 74 in 96 The average in the Bluegrass is 105 The crop is free from insects On May 1st Remember the Maine -- buy a the oat crop ayeraged 85 and the aver- ¬ age on corn was 89 The indications linen and silk handkerchief wit are that a large crop of tobacco will be the great ship on it for 25 and put m Early pasturage is not good but I live stock is in thrifty 50 cents at Price Cos condition The averages in fruit compared with lest Edibles For Company I year are Apples 81 peaches 37 Mr Rudolph Davis who has been pears 43 cherries 53 grapes 84 and especially active in his efforts regarding strawberries 78 Company I left yesterday for Camp Just received at Price JCos a fine Collier taking three barrels two boxes line of straw and linen hats tf five buckets and three baskets filled with provisions which he solicited for Desirable lot 52x33 feet on Fifth the boys of Company I of this city It Street will be sold at ten oclock to goes without saying that he was the morrow morning b Neagle heirs most welcome visitor that the company illinery For Everybody aat We have inaugurated a war price on va v mj high prices for ice in Paris which will ons visiting the circus can save Mrs Cannon the fortune teller did be greatly appreciated by ice customers tcafcxpenses by buying their hat from We now sell ten pounds of solid pure at Lexington yestarday morning of Mrs Nannie Brown It ice made of distilled water for the heart disease She was ssxty f our years small price of five cents and for quanti- ole Insure in m7 agency non- ¬ ties upwards we sell at the low rate of By request The News announces that union Prompt paying reliable forty cents per hundred pounds the C W B M will meet at three companies insures against fire We solicit your patronage oclock this afternoon with Mrs Wm wind and storm Respectfully Myall Paris Ice Mfg Co Reeds Send your linen to Haggard Eld C A Thomas pastor of the Steam Laundry for a good finish tf P Nippert Manager It Newtown Christian Church will fill T Hintons large ad on fourth Eld J S Sweeneys pulpit Sunday See J Raceland Jersey butter for page tt morning and night Mitchell -l Mrs Dnnlap Howe has returned from a visit in Carlisle Misses Lillie Danil and Effie Paton were in Lexington yesterday Col and Mrs R G Stoner arrived home yesterday from Chicago Miss Kate Jameson is the guest of Miss Marv Lark Nichols in Lexington Judge W M Purnell has returned from Baltimore accompanied by his sister Mrs Hutchinson Mrs George B Alexander and daughter Marian are visiting Mr and Mrs Ambrose Buford in Covington Mrs Hughes Bronstcu of Lexington was in the city Tuesday on a brief visit to her father Mr G B Alexander F B Tion of Russellville a member of Compaby A of Bowling Green was the gu st of F S Napper Tuesday Mrs Chas Leer and Mrs Harry were Louis James of Millersburg city Wednes ¬ guests of relatives in the day Mrs Ambrose Young mother of Misses Fannie and Venie Young is dan gerously ill at her home on South Main street Mrs A Barnett and Mrs A J Winters and son Alyin Barnett Winters left yesterday for a visit to relatives in Eminence Mr Bedford Hedges who was a valued member of the Agnes Wallace Villa Company during the past season has returned to his home near this city to spend the Summer Mrs Emma Walker Herr and sisters Misses Issa and Fay Walker of Lexingtou came down to Paris yescer day afternoon to attend the Olver con- ¬ cert last night at the opera house ¬ ¬ ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Col W M Moore land owner and ex legislator of Harrison was married Monday to Miss Rosa L Frey of Har- ¬ rison It is announced that Miss Curry Duke of Louisville is to marry Mr Barton Knox Matthews of New York within ONE HALF Of some advertisements are misleading clean out some odds and ends in Ladies We want to 5 4 and hand a month The marriage ef Mr Council Wilson formerly of this city to Miss Ida May Frazier of Lexington occurred in that city Tuesday afternoon Miss Helen Forster of Middletown Ohio who visited Miss Margaret Butler in this city some time ago was married recently to Mr Harry Wilson of Phila- ¬ delphia Thos Patton and Miss Elizabeth Margaret See both of Little Rock were married by Rev F J Cheek Wednesday at the home of County Ed Paton in this city The marriage of Mr Joseph Hubbard Holliday and Miss Mary Belle Patter- ¬ son daughter of Mr and Mrs Noah Patterson was solemnized Wednesday at the brides home near Cynthiana Eld J T Sharrard officiating The contracting parties are most excellent young people who are known to many persons in this city Their marriage was postponed several1 weeks ago on ac- ¬ count of the grooms illness turned shoes sizes per pair cash 1 to j We have cut the price to io For ladies who want perfect comfort and long wearing shoes this is an exceptional opportunity Davis Thomson Isgrig For Men Bop We have add d to our business tlie best assorted stock to be sold at the lowest popular prices of furnishing goods for Men and Boys wear ever placed on sale in Paris such as white Dress Shirts Neg-0 brown leathers ligee Shirts in Percale Madras and Cheviots knit and rniislin under ¬ wear cotton silk and Lisle sock Suspenders Handkerchiefs and Gloves String Ties Bows and Scarfs Collars and Curls Everything Prettiest shoes the most exacting complete for Men and Boys and all new and up to date in style and woman can conceive in black and prices at Davis 10 a Thompson Jsgrigs tf to-morr- m At valuable lot on Fifth street 52x33 feet nowoccupied by 5 room cottage Public Sale Come and see us and we will save you money compared prices charged you at clothing and haberdasher houses with f Kentuckys -- - Crops Neagle Heirs J29 Main St mwjLjjjmuLijLmjiiiiiiniMii i t Paris Ky t-t- ji CONDONS LOW PRICES Keep Condons Crowded Everything in Spring Goods Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices SI 00 per Splendid Hosiery for Ladies and yard Ont special lot at 39c Children at lUc per pur worth double Notions of all kinds very cheap Dress linings at half the price asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and unNew Table Linens from 20c to bleached cotton at oc per yard 7nc per yard Special sale at 50cr - Large line of Pen angs at 4c per New York Mills- heeling Iffe worth 0c- a yardr yard 4o - Dress Goods from 5c t J- K Beautiful Pictures given away with SS purchase s iIJ i ¬ 1 MB WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K 6F sale by Newton M TROISEBIM FOR SPUING AND SUMMKR IMPORTED SUITINGS 1 The annual Bluegrass Graded High School Tournament will be held at Rich -- ¬ mond on Thursday Friday and Satur- ¬ day May 26 27 aud 28 - WAR WAR AGAINST ON WAR Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call wiK A cavalry compaay 130 about members ville passed through Paris Wednesday afternoon en route to Camp Collier at Lexington - composed of from Barbours- - Why have such a dirty wall when tt paper is so cheap at J T Hintons Court Gleanings Yesterday in Judge PurnelPs court Chas Anderson colored of Ruddles Mills was fined 1875 for whipping John Thomas because the latters rooster killed a rooster belonging to Anderson Mollie Alexander and Alice Pendle ton colored were held over to Circuit They Court for suffering a nuisance are in jail Ed Mason Albert Clay Woodson Martin and French Clay colored youths of tender years were arrested yesterday by Constable Joe Williams on the charge of breaking into Kittie Walkers house on Pleasant street and stealing a number of articles They will be tried this morning at nine oclock Wm Utterback charged with killing Dudley Clinkenbeard will have his ex ¬ amining trial this morning He had one of his eyes snot oat by Clinkenbeard E Company I yesterday by the examining Surgeons fparade in Maysville uext Wednesday Only ten members at Camp Collier Capt daring the conclave of the Grand Comfailed to pass the examination Ballance will begin to day to muster in mandery UPWARDS Remember The Sate the companies The Lonisyille Legion will arrive My special millinery sale begins to- ¬ AT THE RATE OF 40 CTS PER 100 early this afternoon day May 13 and continues one week About twenty members of the New- ¬ Pattern Hats Sailors flowers quills port company failed to pass the medical and laces at reduced prices for this CO examination at Lexington yesterday sale They passed through this city returning P NIPPERT Manager 2t Mrs Nannie Brown home A number of the Cynthiana 13may 8t boys were rejected because they were Cooper Cos Circus under age Cooper Cos Show is coining to Vesting top Shoes Clay Urns Win At Louisville Paris Monday May 16 To avoid per- Ladies to x rel i Clay Bros bay filly Grievance by plexityone the eye and confusion to the mind act at a time in one ring will Hindoo Miss Used won a 300 purse be presented to enable all to thorougly Tuesday at Louisville Monday their enjoy and fully appreciate the perform- ¬ colt Duncan Bell a ances such being a laudable departure brother to Grievance ran second in a from the methodp of certain circuses race Bear in mind the day and date Ad ¬ Clay Woodfords Terrene ran third mission only 25 cents Children 15 Monday cents Leon No 25 of this city has been selected as an aide to Grand Marshal of this city was examined M C Hntchins iu the Knights Templar I Sir Knight J Ed Ray of Coer de Examined ICE 10 S E TIPTON Cutter w lbs tor 5 CtS f MiijyMariMfcacahfcwMMgMWMniayyiM ininpfj SHlfet - a PARIS ICE MFG J Winters Co of this city have en gaged the services of an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and last Thursday ol each month who will test your eye sight and A ¬ i s sw fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac tion Call in and hare your eyes tested free of charge Next visit will be Thursday May 26 1898 Fk- - four-year-o- ld - life w A chance for you 52x33 ft lot E L Brannon representing Cooper Neagle heirs on Fifth street at pub ¬ Cos circus is in the city The show will exhibit in Paris Monday May 16th lic sale at ten oclock Saturday morn ¬ ing The vesting tops are the latest in The Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat Dont use any other but Purity Spring footwear They are as coinfort- saps that Warren Stoner has sold two fine geldings to Nathan Bayless for flour from Paris Milling Co tell atle as an Oxford and are extremely Fashionable Spring shoes superior in every respect and prices at the low estpdint at Davis Thompson StIsgrig your grocer you want no other pretty Black and Tan Vici Kid on iin of mpnfl tan phnpa pmhraopa All ffrocers keen it VlVWfc A variety of vesting tops the newest novelties for Springs from W O HINTON Agent All the newest and most the best manufacturers fashionable lasts UOOPEK Cos popular price shows Isgrig Davis Thompson 600 WW EUROPE HAS TROUBLES ENOUGH OF HER OWN washing her soiled linen withoirii interfering in our little scrap You will find you Lave troubles enough of your own too if you take your soiled linen to a poor laundry Be on the afe side anV bring it here where we take special pains to rentier it beautiful in color and perfect in finish are coming to Paris Monday May 16 One more ribbon sale Ribbons and will exhibit both afternoon and worth 50 75 and 1 per yard for 29 night Admission 15 cents for children cents at Mrs Nannie Browns 25 centa for adults it It The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BRO Prices too low to speak of Proprietors Rion Clay Telephons No 4- - --- -if i H o 6 N THE BOURBON NEW r K THE BOUKBON NEWS PAKIS KT FRIDAY MAY spend the summer After the cramped chirography of Mrs Fennel had ex ¬ plained this she added I think you could get boarded at the Fosdick place if you want to The baby Is over a year old now and they are all quite smart there and Mrs Fosdick said some- ¬ thing to that effect one day when she was in here If you would like to have me I will run over and see her about it As a result of her intercession I spent my second summer in Pebbly Center in the Fosdick home finding it an exceedingly pleasant place to live Syringa was now running all about the place She was very pretty with a delicate fairness though she was ap- ¬ parently perfectly strong Her father was a good honest young farmer and if Sophie Ann her mother had always been allowed to have her own waj the result did not seem to have been unfor- ¬ tunate since she was as pleasant and capable a young woman as could have been imagined That winter I went abroad and re- ¬ mained four years The first summer after I came back I thought of my old friends at Pebbly Center and decided that I would like to go among them once more I had heard nothing from them in all this time however and as I learned that Pebbty Center was now something of a summer town I thought best to go at first directly to the hotel which had been built there and then if I wished to do so change my stopping-place 13 1898 r Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by THATS WHO Who hypnotized me with her ways Until my heart was all ablaze With love and every nerve appeared To be like lightning- double geared Lucinda Who listened tomy earnest pleas And warmed toward me by degrees Until she called me Sam and said Id sort o turned her little head My sweetheart Who let me kiss her one sweet night Beneath the moons white metal light And said shed ever cling to me As clings the bark unto the tree My betrothed Who left the altar at my side Dressed in the trappings of a bride And said again and yet again I was the king of all the men -- And if to answer her I dare Entwines her fingers in my hair Same girl -- Denver Post a My wife And now who often calls me down Upon her face a vicious frown THE SYMNGA HOME if By MAX BEKIfETT THRASHER Ka I if v i V l I f 19 J windows of the little church at Pebbly Center were open and the soft June breeze passing through the audience room fluttered the leaves of the hymn book which rested ou the rack of the cottage organ in the choir The air in the church was sweet with the perfume of flowers for it was chil- ¬ drens Sunday roses S3ringa jon- ¬ quils from the farmhouse gardens ferns and clematis from the woods The pulpit covered with a mass of greenish white clematis rose from a bank of ferns On a little stand at the side some one had placed a huge vase filled with mountain fringe and the long delicate stems loaded with trem- bling pink blossoms moved softly in the wind The opening services of the day had Tjeeen gone through with and a hush had fallen on the congregation Pebbly Center had only that one church and as there had never been any of those violentspiritual dissensions which keep ialf the inhabitants of a place away from church because the other half goes the wooden church not over large was generally well filled The pastor a dear old man with a benignant face and a voice which was in itself a benediction came down from the pulpit to meet the little procession which ranged itself in a semicircle be- ¬ fore the flower dressed pulpit I do not remember much more about the service except that somewhere among the number the pastor poised highland to say Syringa May Elton 1 The first name seemed rlSaizethee dd that it attracted my attention and yet in the flower decked church with syringa bushes full of blossoms in the yards outside it seemed aiipro- -- i6 priate d was new to Pebbly Center then That was the first summer I had spent there and at that time 1 had been in the town less than a week 1 boarded that summer with the Jehoram Een Jiels They were always spoken of in that way to distinguish them from the family of Jehorams brother Silas After dinner I went out to sit on the big front dour step There was a trel- ¬ lis built over this step covered with voodbine and barring the occasional descent from this of a harmless green pider it was quite the pleasantest Xlace about the house I had a mag ¬ azine in my hands but it had been so much more satisfactory merely to lean back against the trellis and gaze off ever the huge valley and the roll of hills beyond that I had done nothing but this when Mrs Jehoram Fennel having cleared away the dinner and washed the dishes drew a cane seat rocking chair into the front hall and sat down to join me Her husband had already retired to the one bit of daytime rest which his hng hard days work allowed him and his regular and fort breathing from the lounge in tfc sitting room showed how thorpughly he was enjoying it Mrs Fennel brought with her a palm leaf fan and the last number of a re¬ ligious paper She had never read any ¬ thing but religious literature on Sun ¬ day and I fancied she looked somewhat askance now at the magazine in my I hands Perhaps it was to prepossess her Ugainst mjr evident intention to read this by showing what good attention I had paid in church that I hastened to say T I 1 t What in the world made them name in the row S3ringa Suck a f unny name for a Mrs Fennel in man brought a letter laby After all though its rather a overthe doctors to from him ask Edward if hed pretty name go to Bolton for a docior an to try an JlMrs Fennel gave a little chuckle and His littie boy he said Oh thats the Elton baby Her git a nurse said was down with the dipthery an he mother was Sophie Ann Fosdick an was afraid that the they live to her home Thats the Fos- - agoiu to have it too little girl was Wal Edward dick place over there pointing to a hitched right up an went an Dr set of buildings about a mile away JJostwick come back with him but as Its the first grandchild the Fosdicks for a nurse my land you couldnt git have had Mrs Jehoram Fennel was one for love nor money In the first the proud possessor of four Sophie place there want many folks there Ann was an only child an she was al that did such work an there want wajs brung Up to have her own way one of em that would come to this in they say that when it came to nam place then When he come back an m the baby although Mis Fosdick was told us what luck hed had Sophie dead set ou callin it Charlotte Pamelia Ann stood up with her face kinder Sophie Ann jest stuck to it that she was white at first an she says Mother sigoin to name it Syringa May after the Im agoin over to help the doctor lushe mat was in blossom about their Iies stood by us when we needed help house an call it Syringa May she did an now Im agoin to stan by him 1 When I decided to return to Pebbly sorter tried to dispersuade her but her Center the next summer and wrote to mind was made up If I could have Mrs Jehoram Fennel to see if she could gone myself I would but with my arm Jjoard me I was disappointed to find in a sling I was worsen no one ound tliat shroutU not The four grand- - a sick bed St she vent but land It want ehildren were now five and the mother three of thcm war coming home to I no use It seemed- - u if tiiey- - was f that fourth baby brought many Five changes in the town which I noticed when after supper I walked over to the Fosdick farm I found Mrs Fosdick just washing up the supppr dishes in the sink in the When she heard my back kitchen step on the wooden floor she turned around and peered at me a moment through her glasses Wall 1 do declare she cried If it aint you Where in the world did Do you come from an how be you come right into the house an set down drying her hands on her apron as she led the way into the sitting room I dont know of anybody in the world but what Id sooner expected to see than you or that Id ruther see too Josiahll be so glad to see you agin an surprised too an soU Sophie You haint seen Ann an Edward thero have 3ou Xo I said dont they live here now Oh you dont know do you said she bein that youve been gone so long an so far away Mis Jehoram Fennel told me that you had gone to foreign parts Wall weve had sore trouble hince you was here Twas pretty hard for us to bear it at the time but we try to think that it was all for the best Providence a workin for the good of the man- - through the trouble of us few Was it Syringa I asked Yes it was Syringa It happened the next summer after you was here That must have been four year ago for Sophie Ann an Edward have been at the home three years now There come the awfullest run of dipthery here that you ever hearn of There had been a hot spell an then a freshet that cov- ¬ ered all the flats with water an then another awful hot spell A good many folks thought it come from that an a good many others said one thing an some another Anj ways it was the worst time I ever see iu my life or ever beam tell of sense my father used to talk about the big erysipelas epidemic when he was a boy Lots of folks wouldnt leave their farms except it waa to go to the post oflice or to the store for something theyd got to have an even then theyd carry brimstone in the wagon and a pot of tar to burn when they was goin pasta house where anyone was sick so as to smell the smoke We tried to do what we could to help in spite of bein worried to death about Syringa only right in the middle of it 1 slipped up on the back steps on soft soap that Josiah had spilt there and broke my right arm sot 1 vvaut no kind of use for the next three months Wall along in the worst of it Syrin ¬ ga come down with the sickness Some said it was the doctor brought it com in to see me an some said we hadnt been careful enough ourselves about goin where there was sick but Ive al ¬ ways 6aid 1 want goin to look at it in that light We hadnt any of us done nothin but what we felt was right an what we ought to do She was right hard sick for a few days but Edward and Sophie Ann tended right to her day an night an so did the doctor The way that man worked through all them weeks was something cruel on ihe go all the time daylight an dark I never could see when he took time to eat an sleep an J guess he didnt sleep much An he with two little chil ¬ dren of his own at home too with nothin but the housekeeper to take care of them because hed buried his wife the year before Wal Syringa got along first rate an had got sos to walk a little though mighty pindliu lookin when one even later years had afeered she wont have it if she knows about whats goin to take place to ¬ night 1 I think youuns mought agree to that much Masks turned upon masks Some of them fell from strangely set visages into hands that quivered and failed to replace them It was plain to the crowd that they had not elected a leader who could possibly do justice to the in ¬ finite delicacy of the situation Iu fact something was struggling in ade Sims that was humiliating him in his own eyes making him feel decidedly un ¬ manly 1 think yore proposition is ospurty reasonable he managed to say after an awkward hesitation We haint none of us got nothin agin yore wife et bhe is sick an hearin about this But his inability to continue was evi dent to lus most sincere admirers Will N Harben in Lippiucottu SKin Shoulders Coining in 1nshlon An attenipts is being made to- - bring sloping shoulders into fMoB ftgaia ¬ SAGACITY OF WAR HORSES A LITTLE NONSENSE struck with death from the very first The boy died that night an the little girl the next night an EdAvaid an the Their- - Great Intelligence ana martial That fellow called me an assbehind Spirit and How They Act WTich doctors man buried em for there my back Life Did you kick the Battle la On want no one else would go near the You look all broken up said Tilling house Yes Ada hast to It is remarkable how quickly horses dropped Gildersleeve Free Press has Yes it did seem hard when hed me Detroit adapt themselves to the military serv- ¬ done so much for everybody else Little Johnny Papa whats a hy Every artilWall Sophie Ann come back when ice said an old soldier pochondriac He is a fellow Papa it was all over She looked pretty leryman knows that they learn the who only sees his good chances by lookwhite an tired but her eyes had a look bugle calls and the evolutions quicker ing back Chicago 2Cews in em as if she was glad she had went than the men as a rule They soon acHojack Callowhill always trying after all She was real careful about quire a uniform gait which is about the to borrow money fromisme I wish 1 changing her clothes an all such same as what we call the route step or knew how to get rid of Tomdick him things an I never can believe that she the usual marching step If the horses Lend him some Tit Bits brought the disease back to little Sy did not acquire the same gait as the Bears and Men She says men are ringa though some of the neighbors infantry there would be varying disShe wouldnt say perfect bears haveahvays said so Ive always thought tances between the different arms of myself that it was because there was a the service that is between the in that if she had ever been hugged by a Or by a man either I fancy sudden change in the weather an she fantry and the cavalry artillery and bear Detroit Journal caught a little cold Anyway she was the commanders and their escorts In Hicks That was Mr Blank Strange took sick agin an this time she went the drills in the artillery service the spite of all we could do horses will preserve their alignment as you didnt know him His picture has right down in been in all the papers Wicks That well as the infantry rank an died ¬ was probably the reason why I didnt Fosdick stopped to look for her Mrs I shall always remember one illusBoston Traveller handkerchief After a moment she tration of this trait which 1 noted at a recognize him A Bonanza ery exciting and critical moment of a went on Clings claims to have It was an awful blow to us all an battle during our civil war In order an invention that will make him rich I didnt know as Edward an Sophie to save some of our infamry from being I guess he has It is an artificial seaAnn would ever git over it But one surrounded and captured the com- shore tan for people who cannot afford evenin that next winter the doctor mander of one of our batteries quickly to leave home in summer Detroit come over to see us an told us of a mounted the cannoneers on the guns Free Press plan it seems had been in his head for and put the whole battery at a dead A Compliment Mr dAuber loftsome time Hed gone right on with gallop across a stretch of meadow about ily Iso Miss Budd 1 dont paint pichis work jest the same an lived at half a mile wide I was quite accus- ¬ tures to sell 1 merely paint for amusehome though it was awful lonesome for tomed to stich sights but when that ment Miss Budd enthusiastically him of course an he looked as if hed dashing company was half way across Oh Mr dAuber I always did think grown ten years older the field I noticed the inspiring array your pictures were awfully amusing o Wall he was uncommonly and for a moment was lost in rapt adPuck His fatherd miration of the magnificent picture as folks go here Loves Manifestation What excuse left him a good property an his wife Everj driver was plying whip and if it were possible to have any excuse some more an then hed always had a spur the great guns were rocking and for such conduct have you for beating good practice an now he said that thundering over the ground and every your wife asked the She hed made up his mind to take some of horse reeking with foam and full of ilung it in my face that judge care a I didnt his money an found a home for little animation and excitement was strain rap for her pleaded the prisoner In children here if Edward an Sophie ing every muscle as he galloped for dianapolis Journal Ann would come an run it An he ward yet a straight line drawn along Felt Her Responsibility Dear me said hed call it The Syringa Home in front would have touched the noses exclaimed the girl with pensive brown It does make a prett name dont it of the lead horses in front of the six eyes and ink on her fingers I wish 1 Wall at first they thought they guns That was an artillery charge couldnt nohow Sophie Ann said one of the most thrilling sights in the had entered school a year sooner What is the matter dear Things she couldnt leave me but 1 jest told evolutions of war are in such an unsettled state that 1 her that now that my arm was all right It is surprising how quickly horses scarcely give agin I was good for moren one ten learn the bugle calls Let the first note country know what advice toessay the in my graduation years yet So the more they thought of the feed or water call be sounded and Washington Star of it the better it looked an finally instantly there will be a stamping The doctor kicking and neighing among the thcy said theyd go FOR UNRULY STUDENTS bought the Hopkins place you know horses Once during a terrible night where that was an fixed it up an storm in camp our horses were seized Dungeon thev went there the next summer an with such terror that those of nearly The Academic Germany Is a Stern Prison Fact In now its as nice a place as you ever eery battery broke loose and scat Discipline see Doctors pays em a regular salary tered about The next morning there moren they could have got on a farm was a wild rush among the artillery- In this counUy tihe students bod is Edward runs the farm theres quite a men to capture horses for use All was committed to prison only by the civil lot of land on the Hopkins place an excitement and the horses refused to authority In Oxford it is true the helps about the house too an Sophie be caught An officer ordered the vice chancellor deals with undergradu Ann has a good girl to help her bugler to give the feed call norses ate naughtiness principally in the form Theyve got six little ones there now from every direction came dashing in of debt and insubordination for which an in the course of the three 3ears 1o that battery and the rush was so he may impose a momentary penalty theyve had a lot more that theyve great that it was with difficulty the found good homes for They take em men could get out of the way of the but he does not deprive the defaulter of liberty There is or was a legend that from anywhere where theyre sure its eager horses a certain apartment under the old Clar needed all they can take care of an When it comes to a battle a horse endon building was really the universi Sophie Anns happier than 1 ever ex seems to know everything that is going pected to see her an Im grandmarm on and the reason for it all and does ty quod but for its authenticity it is impossible to vouch Cambridge has its to the whole lot his duty noblj- - He enters into the spinning house for female offenders You must be goin Wall youli spirit of a battle like a human being be sure an come over to morrer an see He shows no fear of death no sign of not lady students but ladies who might Josiah wont you Hell be powerful being overcome by panic in all the wild prove a delusion and a snare to the mere male undergraduate There if we ex glad to see you Be xeal neighborly of the battles roar A horse in cept the irksome penalty of gating 1K VXlr our batteries5 during the MurWhea I wentrbacic to the hot erCHrWk ro fight was hit by a piece of confined to coflegexirModgings after a walked around past the Hopkins pi n n p m SViKH which split his skull so that one stated hour our academic efforts at jv ijp The house had evidently been repaired side was loosened The driver turned incarceration may be said to end In Germany however the academic and the grounds made more attractive him loose but he walked up to the side durgeon is a very stern fact TheHeid A lighted lamp hung in the porch over of the gun and watched the firing and eloeig career is famous Every read- ¬ the front door and its rays fell upon a when a shot was fired would follow it bronze plate on which 1 read The with his gaze as if to note its effect on er of Mark Twain will recall his entertaining description Syringa Home As 1 stood looking the enomy When a shell would burst and how he contrived toof the place visit it even at the house the tall form of Sophie near by be would turn his head and look unwittingly enlisting as his guide a Ann with her strong good face came at it When he saw the team he had herr professor His pretext was to into sight in a lighted room She worked with being driven back for am- ¬ stooped down to raise a sleeping little munition he ran to his old place and see a young friend wtho had got 21 hours and had conveniently arranged form from a couch and pressing it to galloped back with the rest When an the day to suit Mark for the German her bosom turned and went out of officer pushed him aide to have another student convict goes to prison on tho X Y Independent sight horse put in he gazed at the new one first suitable day after conviction and with a most sorrowful expression in sentence PROFITABLE PENITENCE If Then he seemed to realize ient he tells Thursday is not conven his eyes the officer sent to take him How a Lazy Man Escaped a Horse that the glory of battle was no more for to jaii that he will come on Friday or him and he walked away and lay down Saturday or Sunday AVliIiipinBT at tlie Hands ot as the case may be The officer declared that it and died the White Caps was a broken heart not the wound that The officer never doubts his word and it is never broken Im ready fur my whippin said killed him The prison is up three flights of stairs Trundle because I think I deserve it During a fierce charge of confederand is approached by a Zugang as Ive been so lazy an careless that I ate cavalry at Murfreesboro an officer never once noticed till I got yore letter was killed and the cavalry driven back richly decorated with the art work of that my wife was a sick woman I did The horse the officer had ridden was a convicts as the cell itself That apart let her go to the field in the hot sun magnificent animal and he had not ment is not roomy out bigger than an when I was a fishin on the creek bank been taught to retreat Riderless he ordiuary prison cell It has an iron in the shade I thought her an all of kept on his way and as he dashed grated window a small stove two us would like some fresh fish and I for- through our battery the sight of him wooden chairs two old oak tables and got that our corn patch was sufferin for was indescribably grand His nostrils a narrow wooden bedstead The furni ¬ the hoe She didnt She tended to it were extended wide his eyes fairly ture is profusely ornamented with carv ¬ But now I come to the favor I want to blazed and he clutched the bit deter- ing the work of languishing captives ask She haint done no harm to you minedly with his teeth as he came on who have placed on record their names uns an as foolish as it may seem it ike the wind with his saddle flaps fly armorial bearings tiheir crimes and the would go hard with her in her weakly ing until he looked asif he were himself dates of their imprisonment together condition to hear about me agoin flying instead of wildly running Every with quaint warnings and denuncia ¬ through what Ill have to submit to one gave him room as he dashed toward tions Walls and ceilings- are covered She has got a mighty sight of pride an us An officer shouted that he would with portraits and legends executed in my honest conviction that she give 100 to anyone who would capture colored chalk and in soot the prison its would jest pine away an die ef she that superb animal but all seemed too candle forming a handy pencil The knowed about it I aint a beggin off much bound up in admiration of the prisoner must supply his own bedding from nothin understand its only a noble beast to make the effort and he and is subject to various charges On word for her an the children You kin sped on and disappeared in the blue dis- entering he pays about ten pence and all take turn an whip me jest as long tance on leaving a similar sum Every day X Y Sun as you want to but when its over an in prison costs sixpence fire and light done with I lowed you mought be A Good Hnntcr sixpence extra The jailer supplies cof- ¬ say nothin to anybody about willin to Among the Englishmen still devoted fee for a trifle Meals may be ordered it Besides Ive made up my mind to to the old time sport of falconry Blue from outside Every prisoner leaves his lead a different sort of lifeGod bein Foot is a famous bird She gets her which is fixed with a my helper an it would be easier to do name from the peculiar color of her multitude of others on the door of the it if I knowed Martha had respect for feet The first time she was tried the cell This queer album is glazed o me an neighbors I am actually hood removed and she was given her protect the photographs ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ M H DAILEY 402 MAIN - - - PARIS Oyer Deposit Bank ST 8 to 1 2 a m 1 KY Office hours to 6 p m ¬ H A SMITH n xE3ira 8 w Office over G S Office Hours - Varden 12 Co 1 to am to 5 p m - JR No 5 3 ADAIR Paris Ky 6 to 12 a m Dental Surgeon Phone 79 Broadway and 1 pm Office Hour 3dc tf t ¬ GEO W DAVIS DEALER IX ¬ ¬ ¬ Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc well-to-d- ¬ Special attention given to Undertak ¬ ing and Repairing Main Street - -- - Paris Ky BLACK HOUSE AND LOT AND ¬ ¬ ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal anca in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON il3oct tfj Jacksonville Ky I TREES PLANTS VINES every ¬ No ¬ ft Agents thing for Orchard Garden Lawn The Bluegrass Nurseries offer strawberry and general nursery cat¬ alogue on application to ¬ Telephone 279 H F HILLENMEIZER Lexington Ky ALVA CRAWFORD carl Crawford ¬ ¬ ¬ CRAWFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts - - -- - i rvmvr KjJVi J fOJL ir-KT-rsx-mT V 1 3PXcrs23EL PARIS KENTUCKY X JhJLl JU r f -- fc - w-i SW rifc C - Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable YRUFINDIGESTION PEPSI CURES FRAKKFORT DR CALDWELLS m ¬ MCliWATI RY 1 In Effect March 1897 fl i DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND - 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ live Frankfort Arr Klkhorn Arr Swilzt r ArrStjimpinjj Ground ArrDuvulls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown A rr Newtown Arr cnlrcvillu Arr Elizabeth WEST BOUND 70Snni 7i2inm SrJ2nin 2Siim K I0ntn 72ain 320pm fi5lnm 332pm 48pm 58pm i30im 4im 3pm 4Mpm 8Hini 4lrm 812am 442pm 4r2pm Sllpm l5tpm ¬ ¬ ¬ - ArrElizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown ArrElkhorn Arr Stain pinjj Ground ArrSwitzer 65opra ll J5am 71 pm IlViam 725pm 1J I040nm C35pm 105bam G46pm 10am 1 i20am 53pm S2am 542pm m 548pm yMSam 55Kpm UiXam 610pru 1125am 704pm ¬ GEO B HA RPER Genl SupU CI iKANKFORT KY Geul Pass Agt BERCAW carte-de-visi- te CHESAPEAKE 01 EI lpm freedom she soared up like a shot and came down into a covey of birds- with lightning speed knocking one bird into the heather Much to her owners sur- ¬ prise she deserted this capture and was off after another victim which she picked up in one foot and carried some distance before settling down with it upon a convenient bank Blue Foot seemed to thoroughly enjoy the sport Chica- ¬ which she took to instinctively go Evening Nws - Lady suddenly returned from Europe Patrick what does thismean J left you iu charge of our residence while abroad and I fined the front yard filled ith clothes lines and every line full of clotlies Our beautiful place looks like i Chinese laundry You promised me¬ that your wife would not take in wash ing Patrick We havent takin in an3 vashin mum Weve only been takin yrivhanginout elothesX Y Weekly ¬ Patricks Bargain Academic criminal procedure in Heid ¬ elberg is curious If the citj police ap ¬ prehend a student the captive shows his matriculation card He is then asked for his address aud set free but will hear more of the matter for the civil au- ¬ thority reports him to the university The Oxford regulation by the way is in certain cases almost identical In Heidelberg the university court try and pass sentence the civil power taking no further concern with the offense The trial is very often conducted in the pris- ¬ oners absence andhe poor wight may have forgotten all about his peccadillo until the university constable appeals to conduct him to prison But thither seeing he ma choose his day he al ¬ ways repairs cheerfully London Sketch Very Indefinite Mr Poesy Poser of Boston Have you aw met youaw idealfyet n Miss Jvushmore Hushe Dog bicycle or man Judge t TIME TABLE EAST IiV BOUND Ar Lexington Louisville 1115am 8 830am 600nm t Ar Plularlelphial0l5am 705pm ArNew 1ork SliSSSS 1240 nu UcOSpm WEST BOUND 730am 40pm 800am 520pm vSsaS 250nm 0pm ArFrnnkfort 911am tttJOpm ArSlielbyvileJ001am 720pm Ar Louisville 1100am 815pm A r Lexington Ar Winchester Trains marked thus f run daily cept Sunday other trqins run daily ex Through Sleepers between Louisville Chang011 ana N6W Yrk For rates Sleeping Car any information call on reservations oi A F B Carr anitK V Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky V f r Q C jfs sjr y i i StT f THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY SPECIAL DAIRY COWS They Are an Absolute Necessity fo tlie Economical and Steady Pro ¬ duction of Prime Butter We must all recognize the fact that the cow is the foundation for the dairy She is the machine with which the dai rysaan does his work The machine by Pill DAY MAY 13 1898 WEEDED HIM IN THE HOUSE Saginaw The Cool Retort of a Witty Girl to wouldnt the man from City I hadand I tell it in Bay some business down in Texas that required a Her Complacent Fiancee Sets Its a little tough laughed TIirovrH Into tlie Shade on our young Chicago Him to Thinliinsr good deal of railroad travel FINE FEEDING RACK It Is Light and Easily Moved and Can Consennently Be Used at All Seasons of tlie Year Gazette sends to that paper the follow- ¬ ing letter and sketch I send you a plan of a rack in which I feed corn fodder and all and hay to cattle The rack is set in blue grass pasture where cattle are being fed I do not full feed in winter so in the fall I bring my racks in and line them up en the southeast side of sheds grove etc I then set posts all around them about two and one half or three feet apart I use fence rails as they are eheap and abundant and answer every purpose The posts ought not to extend more than one and one half or two feet above the top of the trough on the side where feed is put in from sled or low wheeled wagon My method of feeding cattle is to buy light well bred young animals in the fall and winter them strong About May or when the grass is good 1 move these same troughs back tcTthe summer feeding grounds and give one good feed per day of broken snapped corn The object of this plan of winter feeding is to keep the cattle themselves A Missouri reader of the Breeders tMU Hrirt1 EXCELLENT FEEDING RACK from soiling the feed by tramping and especially to keep the hogs off of it T have tried penning the hogs also changing the cattle to another lot but iound neither as satisfactory as this I cut all my corn in shocks 16 hills square also make as much clover hay as I can all of which is fed during win ter as above stated Most of the fodder is fed corn and all right from the field By feeding this way all the time in one place I soon have a great bed of stalks and refuse which keeps down all mud and makes a fairly comfortable bed for the steers This also makes a big manure pile which even in this country is a good thing to have especially if put on the stuble clover with a spreader as I did last fall lightly ma ¬ nuring from this one source alone fully ¬ ¬ 25 acres This rack is light three by twelve is easily moved and thus is in use nearly all the time winter and sum- ¬ mer My steers wintered this way and vr feet -- ivi jCI TGREATf COWyJENIENCE -- - ff Why Every Potato Grower and Jtruit Grower Should Have an Ample Supply of Bushel Boxes be made by anyone who is handy with n saw and hammer and cost so little that any farmer can afford to supply himself with them They are furnished knocked down by several firms in the country but they can be made at home just as well and at less cost They are usually made of basswood or elm boards sawed from one half to three eighths of an inch thick by three inches wide for the sides and bottom and inch boards are used for the ends To make them take an inch board that is a foot wide and cut it into pieces 14 inches long For the sides and bot ¬ tom cut the strips isys inches long These when nailed together make a box 1G inches long 14 inches wide and 12 inches deep which will hold a bushel of potatoes when level full When digging potatoes or gathering apples tomatoes turnips or other such things the boxes can be hauled to the field filled set in tiers on the wagon and taken to the house and unloaded in very much less time than it would take to load and unload without them When hauling to market the boxes come handy and a big load can be put on and unloaded in a very short time and if they are properly made and filled they give the product a nice appearance that goes a long way toward making a good sale for them It will be found on figuring the con- ¬ tents of the box as above given that it holds more than a half bushel measure twice full This allows for the custom ¬ ary heaping measure that is required to make CO pounds the standard weight for a bushel of potatoes In some states there is a standard weight for apples also about 50 pounds to the bushel One who begins to use these bushel boxes are rarely willing to dispense In handling apples potatoes and other vegetables which are usual measured there is nothing handier xlian bushel boxes as they are called but which arc really crates These may Among weddings slated for the near future is that of a clever young lawyer who lias just won for his bride a charming girl to whose heart he had long laid siege The law yer is not without a certain amount of good regarding which he nroduees milk and butter opinion himself on himself and particularly being rather a favorite prides She takes the raw materials the hay among girls of his acquaintance Nearly a corn oats bran etc and converts them year ago he first sought the hand of the but she bride into the finished product Of course months to be he met demurred A few later with a she is more than a mere machine as she but determined to make onesecond refusal more effort reproduces her kind as well as sus- - By this time the young woman had come to sustains her life But aside from these regard him with a good deal of esteem This warmth and so functions her value is confined to her feelingorgrew in he once more urged whensuita so ago week his power to manufacture milk This be ¬ she said the word which made him the hapBad Pay and Hard Work ing the case the dairyman in selecting piest man in town The bad pay and hard work of trained And you will be mine he asked nurses has often been made the subject of a cow is concerned in the selection of an Yes benevolent remonstrance by eminent medianimal which is most efficient in this It seems too good to be true When shall cal men and nonprofessional philanthropists productive power The manufacturer the wedding take place It is well for an invalid before he gets so bad 1 I dont know as to need a nurse or doctor to use Ilostet in selecting machinery for his factory There is no use in putting it off ters Stomach Bitters if he has chills and chooses that best adapted for the in ¬ 1 think not No she answered fever constipation rheumatism dyspepsia tended work Economy and efficiency The young lawyer named a day preposter- and nervousness Use it regularly are the qualities desired that machine ously close at hand and after some hesitaagreed which will produce the most and best tion his charmer you Repartee I knew that 3 work with the least waste of fuel and would he happier withwould realize thatme011 If we were asked to define repartee most me than without energy The farmer or dairyman is as he suggested with just a hint of triumph in of us would sav that it was the brilliant thing we thought of saying when the occatruly a manufacturer as the man mak his tone Perhaps the girl concluded that this was sion for savin it had slipped away from us ing cloth tools or clothing llis farm as good a time as any to take him down a Chicago Times Herald is his factory and his cows his ma ¬ peg or two for she replied very coolly Yes 1 do realize it now You see papa chinery by which he works the raw ma- ¬ Deafness Cannot Be Cnred is out of town on business a good deal so that by local applications as they cannot reach terial of his farm into milk butter or mamma aunty and are often quite alone the cheese The same principles governing I have thought it allIover and have come to only diseased portion of the ear There is one way to and that is the selection of machinery in the fac- ¬ the conclusion that it would be ever so much by constitutional cure deafness Deafness is remedies tory should govern the selection of his bafer to have a man in the house all the caused by an iuilamed condition of the mucows He wants for the economical time accepted lover gasped in astonishment cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When The rumbling production of milk the cow that will for a moment but then seeing a twinkle in this tube gets inflamed you have awhen it is sound or imperfect hearing and produce the greater profit the cow his adored ones eye forgave her on the spot entirely closed deafness is the result and On the way that will produce the most and best future wife home however he voted that his unless the inflammation can be taken out would be dangerous customer and this tube lestored to its normal conmilk at the least cost In other words in repartee Chicago a Chronicle dition hearing will be destroyed forever the cow especially adapted to the pro nine cases of of ten are caused by catarrh duction of butter 1 he special purposw which is nothing but an infldmed condition A CHEERFUL W0MAN of the mucous surfaces cow The old fallacy of a double pur- ¬ From the Democrat Brazil Ind We will give One Hundred Dollars for any Every woman cannot be beautiful but a pose cow is giving way before the de ¬ case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cheerful face often supplies the deficiency mands of more scientific methods of But no one can be cheerful and bring joy to cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure farming although she still has earnest others unless they have perfect health For- Send for circulars free F J Cheney Co Toledo O adherents Not but they admit that the tunately science has placed this priceless Sold by Druggists 75c the reach of every woman as special beef animal will produce more boon within Halls Family Pills are the best and cheaper beef and the special dairy the following incident proveswife of Wrilliam Mrs Amanda llobinson cow will produce butter at a less cost Robinson A Katnral Effect farmer and stockman near a good deal stuck on those jewels than the general purpose cow the claim Ilowesville Clay County Ind is thirty Im several years two years old and I being that there is greater profits from in declining healthhad for despondent been Mrs Bongpong is wearing to night For dont wonder at it and Evervbodv savs thev combining the two We suppose the three months she was not only unable to are paste Cleveland Plain Dealer adherents to this idea would advocate attend to her domestic duties but too feeble the use of the old fashioned combined to be up and about To day she is in good Slinke Into Your Shoes to her household reaper and mower for grain and grass health and able to attendexperience as folAllens Foot Ease a powder for the feet She relates her affairs It cures painful swollen nervous smarting The reaper with the rake or dropper lows takes out of would not be as efficient in the grain I was afflicted with female troubles and feet and instantly Its thethe sting comfort greatest my corns and bunions field as the improved self binders nor was in a delicate state of health I lost de- discovery of the age AllensFoot Easemakes was greatly the mower as economical in time and appetite grew thin and various remedies tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain pressed After taking cure for callous and hot horse power as the ball bearing mower without being benefited I was induced by a ing feet sweating day Sold by tired ach Try it to all druggists friend to try Dr Williams Pink Pills of present date nevertheless one ma ¬ and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE 1 y in chine could be uj cd for both purposes the Ea r Address Allen fi Olmsted Le Roy X Y summer of Any farmer would scoff at 1897 I pro the idea of such a machine on his farm cured five There never was a day that did not bring yet the same man will cling to the no- ¬ boxes of them its own opportunity for doing good that never could have been done before and never tion that the double purpose cow is the finishingoeiore the can be again W H Burleigh most profitable And why Simply be- ¬ second box cause in the one case the advantage of I began to imMany People Cannot Drinlc prove and by the special machine is easily apparent the time I had coffee at night It spoils their sleep You can drink Grain 0 when you please and sleep while in the other case he has not taken taken the five like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate the trouble to know through investiga- ¬ boxes I was it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks tion the value of one cow over another able to eo and tastes like the best coffee For nervous A Priceless Boon my But the successful dairyman of the fu- ¬ about and stopped taking the pills persons young people and children Grain 0 usual work Made from pure ture is going to be driven to a more in- ¬ Our daughter Anna twelve years old lis the perfect drink Get a grocer from timate knowledge of his cows He will was also afflicted with decline and debility jgrainsTry it in package coffee- your and 25cto fday place of - 15 and to She lost flesh be compelled to exercise the most care- ¬ had no ambitionseemed took be bloodlessoft She two boxes tc aniwho croes iishinrand sitsiinJa ful judgment in selecting a cowthat pills and they restored her appetite aidi n ff Sfj- vill produce butter at the greatest net digestion and brought color to her cheT chap never goes to yiVfun is profit Loose and indifferent methods She is now in the best of health I thn vhurGh because the pews whouncomfortable the are Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People th in all departments of farming must be best medicine we ever had in our family and Ghicago Daily News supplanted by the intelligent applica- ¬ recommend them to all needing a remedy for tion of the most approved tools and toning up and rebuilding a shattered sysA man marries a lovely creature in white methods Dairying is no exception tem discovery of modern times has proved satin and then lives with a woman who No The dairyman of the future must of such a blessing to women as Dr Williams wears Mother Hubbards and dressing sacks Atchison Globe necessity we predict manufacture his Pink Pills for Pale People They restore strength and health butter with a special dairy cow G W when every effort of to exhausted women cured free and Fits the physician proves No fitsstoppedlirst days permanently Klines use of Dr Ridings in Prairie Farmer after unavailing These vegetable pills are every- Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle where recognized as a specific for diseases treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa TIME FOR SPRAYING of the blood and nerves Marriage is a failure only to soured people Bejrin Immediately After the Petala A Cnre who cannot find marrying mates N O Fall and Stop Promptly After Author I am troubled with insomnia 1 Picayune lie awake at night hour after hour thinking the Petal Close about my literary work To Cure a Cold in One Day Tlis Friend How very foolish of you ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet All Spraying for the codling moth is now Why dont you get up and read portions of Hrgists refund money if it fails to cure 25 better understood thanks to experi- ¬ it Boston Traveler ment station investigations Prof The pulling of a sound tooth tries the A Round of Pleasure acoustics of the dental chamber Chicago Slingerland of Xew York tells why Belle How would you like to enjoy a cen- News fruit should be sprayed ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ One day 1 found myself on the parlor car with no one but the porter and the natural desire for companionship asserted itself After we had talked for a time during which he had the tact to address me as cunnel he ven- ¬ tured to inquire in an apologetic way where I was from Saginaw I responded Sagnaw cunnel whars dat sah In Michigan mv bov 0 yes sah Slictfgan Dats in De- ¬ troit I had a genl from dar las wintah sah I simply went into the smoking com- ¬ partment and communed with myself for the rest of the trip Detroit FreePress Dr Aycrs is the name to remember when buying Sarsaparilla Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla has been curing people right along for nearly 50 years Thats why it is acknowledged to be the sovereign Sarsaparilla It is the original and the standard The record of the remedy is without a rival a record that is written in the blood of thousands purified by its healing power I nursed a lady who was suffering from blood poisoning and must have contracted the disease from her for I had four large sores or ulcers break out on my person I doctored for a long time both by external application and with various blood medicines but in spito of all that I could do the sores would not heaL At last I purchased sis bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla thinking I would give it a thorough trial Before the six bottles had been taken the ulcers were healed the skin sound and natural and my health better than it had been for years I have been well ever since I had rather have one bottle of Dr J C Ayers Sarsapa- ¬ rilla than three of any other Mud Mrs A F Taylor Englevale N Dak t Ayers Hevwrnrar jttfii a ci m s a Sarsaparilla 5 tkw I S s a s S nfratttiinirMfvnifuru43P4iMPMT s9TO9VwvvraUjirat3 ijiuiiLftmm oniiiMiwiBiwii3iwiwitontiMiiwnoiiiaiBiwitotaiMiioimiiitiiwiwiioiwiiciioiicitoiiiiciiiisiiioit3ilieili ¬ YOU WILL REALIZE THAT TIEY LWE rELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY IF YOU USE c h -- KW1 B MKm mrjsk JBBiirntKnB H ma LP jhv M9M JnNv Ut Km KM mm tM mi uP as WH s lzSm s s s s IW MFm i0i mmW MSBH m ms ¬ ciini ii9iieiieiiei9iMiiMiMieiietiicrtiettaiainistiHtiiiiMicietieiiiMieioiMi6iieiiritMtiieiiisi9iiaieiiMiwiE Permanently cured by using DR WHITEHALLS RHEUMATIC CURE Thn surest and thn hefit Snmnln sent THE DR WHITEHALL 11EU1UM1NE CO South Bend Indiana tfKKfci on mention or mis puDucuon ¬ ¬ ¬ said the theatrical manager and I had sev- ¬ m wkm eral queer experiences We always had trouble getting suitable music for one thing I remember that we struck a certain town where the music was A tape worm eiglitecn foot long at furnished by a seedy freckle faced young man who officiated on one of those bangety least came on the scene after my taking two my This I bang pianos I asked him if he could think CASCARETS the pastam suro has causedstill bad health for three years I am of music suitable to each picture as it was taking Cascarcts the only cathartic worthy of displayed notico by sensible people Oh yes certainly he could and do it Geo w Bowles Baird Mass I took out Appropriateness a living picture show once rl ffik SpSp mm up-to-da- te ana ¬ impromptu The performance opened He was seated at the piano and he turned to look at the first picture It was Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden He didnt hesitate an instant Like a flash he turned and began pounding out Theres Only One Girl in This World for Me Chicago Journal M 5fe ufff gj CANDY CATHARTIC TRADE MARK REGISTERED f ai jtj ¬ On the lirst and third Tuesdays in May Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Pa Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe 10c 25c 60c- and June 1898 the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway will sell round trip excur- ¬ CURE CONSTIPATION sion tickets good for 21 days to a great Bterllng Itemed Company Chicago Montreal New Tort 313 many points in South and North Dakota Sold and cnaranteed by all drug and other western and southwestern states cists to CTTKE Tobacco Habit at practically one fare for the round trip Take a trip west and see what an amount of good land can be purchased for very little money Further information as to rates routes prices of farm lands etc may be ob- ¬ tained on application to any coupon ticket agent or by addressing George H Heafford General Passenger Agent Chict- - U KG-TG-BAG Honieseeler Excursions ¬ The idea of holding that woman is not amply fitted to enter public life she ex-¬ claimed What is there of more value to one in public life than the art of extem- ¬ poraneous speaking and when it comes to speaking extemporaneously My dear he interrupted for only the night before he had failed to get home nntii late and the memory of what happened was still fresh with him your point is well taken When it comes to speaking extemporaneously man is really only a base imita Chicago Post tion ¬ ¬ Proficient tfUSGDB -- tENDY0UR NAME ON A POSTAL GJU ND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PAGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE f - INCBBIER REPEATING ARMS CO 180WINCHE5TERAV J imemdiately tury of bliss after petals fall and stopped after se- ¬ Bettie Oh I have you know Will and Pisos Cure is a wonderful Cough medi pals close The moth lays the egg in I enjoyed one last summer on his tandem cne Mrs W Pickert Van Siclen and My goodness Yonkers Statesman Blake Aves Brooklvn N Y Oct 26 94 And didnt thev iineyou the blossom end of the fruit The egg for contempt Chicago EveningNews J TV MEAD CYCLE CO CHICAGO And Re Gets It Scorching is apt to singe the popularity of Ted What kind of a fellow is it that buys cycling Chicago News When a firm decisive spirit is recognized green goods it is eurious to see how the space clears Ned He must be a man who wants money Opportunity may trip a giant Rams around a man and leaves him room and free ¬ Is ¬ the only sure cure In the world for Chronic bad N Y Journal dom John Foster Horn cers Bone Ulcers Scrofulous Ulcers Ul Ulcers Gancrrene Pever Sores and all Old Sores It never fails Draws out all poison A fellow is never so anxious to work as Saves expense and buffering Cures permanent ¬ noying to have nad to appear in court What did you do when they asked you to give your age Mrs Dustleigh Why I gave it of course Mrs Huntley She Was Surprised It must have been very an ¬ carried over from 1887 muefc be sacrificed now New all styles VJ50 AS lllcb Grade h I 0A oesii equipment guarant- ¬ eed S975 to S17O0 CaeuTvheelBjate models all makes S3 to SI2 We ship on approval with ¬ out a cent vavment WriteiiKtiuin jm jkciui uurjuniBICYCLE icuiiniru Of welP98 model FHEEfor6eason to advertise them Send for one liider ajcents- ranted Learn bow to EnrnoBieyelo and make money- v - rpm HEW HAVEN Gsffl SO ISOYeiES 15 Vni-I-os- e when he isnt able Washington Democrat m THE DAWN OF WOMANHOOD Exuberant patriotism is often used as a cloak by knavish politicians Rams Horn Best salve for Abscesses Piles Burns Cuts and all Fresh Wounds By mall small 3Tta large 1I 63c Book free AJL1KN MEDICINR CO St JPaul Ml tin Sold by Druzzlsts THE MARKETS SPRAYING FOR CODLING MOTH LIVESTOCK CattlecommouS Select butchers CALVES Fair to j ood light HOGS Common Earnest Words From Mrs Pmkhani to Mothers Who Have Daughters and a Letter From Mrs Dnnmore of Somerville Mass LIVE ST06K GUTS We will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCK or any OTHER CUT shown in any SPECIMEN BOOK at or below quoted prices for same A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO CUTS Cincinnati May 12 S 00 4 10 Mixed packers requires several days to hatch Direct ¬ Light shippers ly after the petals fall the sepals are SHEEP Choice open and extended as shown at a LAMBS Spring FLOU- Winter two weeks after the calyx has closed GRAIN R-Wheat familyred No J No 3red tightly as at b If sprayed just after Corn No 2 mixed the petals fall the young worm gets the 5 75 3 35 3 95 3 70 3 35 5 00 fe 3 50 1 50 6 50 3 ft 05 05 75 00 25 45 15 4 4 3 7 5 1 i 1150 dh 11 arsenic sprajr with one pound paris green to 150 or 200 gallons of water if unsprayed the worm eats into the lit- ¬ tle apple and destroys the value of the fruit After the calyx closes it is too late to spray Farm and Home Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POT ATOES Per bush CHICAGO 38 J4 34H SO f12 f gi - 75 25 95 11 17 18 3 25 85 3 50 H5 with them Farmers Voice v is The only difficulty in the way of hav ¬ ing good dk t roads all the time is to keep out the water It is first the narrowagons and then water that w-tired makes ruts and mud holes If broad tired wagons were used and the water not permitted to run along the roadway or stand on the surface there will be no ruts or mud holes How can these evils be prevented By having the road prop- ¬ erly drained and graded with a ma- ¬ chine permitting only wide tires on heavy wagons then by constant work arc watch every day in the year rainy days most of ail prevent the forming of ruts and the beginning of mud holes Such means and method will make good roads most of the time and at mini ¬ mum cost Sural- - World Ruts and Mud Holes Soft Food and Poultry The natural food of fowls is composed of seeds insects and grass In the do- ¬ mestic condition wc allow grain and meat Turkeys and chickens drink very little water when feeding and even ducks and geese resort to water when feeding in order to wash their bills more than to drink This brings up the propriety of feeding soft food It is known that ground grain absorbs a large volume of water and when the mixture is apparently dry quite a large proportion of water exists in it though more so when the mixture is very moist and sloppy It is not beneficial water as the results are sometimes injurious bowel disease and indigestion prevail-¬ ing It is better to feed all food dry if possible says a writer and keep a trough full of water where the fowl can take what quantity they desire As soon now as the condition of the soil will admit the main planting in tlie garden should be done - CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR -- Witil cr patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring 5 30 175 1 10 3tffft 1170 G 5 50 77 l 50 1 fa 11 3K 50 75 6 55 3l4 NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE OATS Mixed 6 10 0 50 l 754 423j 11 PORK New Mess 1100 LARD Western 0 75 BALTIMORE FLOUR Family 6 10 GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wh eat l 40 Corn Mixed 41 Oats No 2 white 394 Rye No 2 wester n 75 CATTLE First quality 4 50 HOGS Western 4 25 INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed 38J4 Oats Mixed -75 35fc 50 0 80 6 50 i 3i The advent of womanhood is fraught with dangers which even careful mothers too often neglect 335 W Infill St Cincinnati O One of the dangers to a young woman is helated menstruation The lily droops on its stem and dies A BEoveu I E GOLD RING WATCH or SIX beauty is unfolded or she may have en before its by sellinca few boxes of ourgoods to your friends Everybody netds tered into the perfection of womanhood and wdl buy them No money with little apparent inconvenience or required In advance Write today for particulars H f Chicago disorder of health But suddenly the bSKa 62 Dearborn St R mOJIPANTfV menses entirely cease Mother puberic malady is taking GALFWEUERSafM iBUuk hold of your daughter and quick Best in the world AiDroved bv Knlish consumption may follow Take in Boyal Society Preventing cruelty to animals stant steps to produce regular men¬ Circular free U C It ICE Farmington Ct struation GIVEN AWAY VSSSS ASSRffftS Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- body bending TWO annual subscriptions at HONTULV tKANCUJlO This pound is certain to assist nature to per ClexehtotboOVUKLAU JTeCInreN ndSANsunerbly illuUrated f t he U of li S form her regular duties procure it at nagsxlve NEW DISCOVERY gives once there are volumes of testimony from UIuVBW B quick relief and cures worst nnd lt days cashes bend for book grateful mothers who have had their treatment Free DrofII testimonials S08AUnta 1I UHEKV3 daughters health restored by its use Farms Tflfifl WO ACRESlands South Timber Mineral Colony If personal advice is desired write KEE CLTAIOQUK W II CRAWFORD cbeap easy tona liashriKc Tesa quickly to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass H EKp It will be given you without charge and it will be the advice of abundant experi READERS OF THIS PAPER ence and success DESIRING TO BUY ANYTI1ING Bead the following from Mrs Chabxes ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING Dunmoke 102 Fremont St Winter Hill mm izLf- rtttk mi TfcA 1 Wm rlr llllll t nPHDQV U CO 1 40 41k 40 4 85 4 35 75tf i 35 32tt 4 00 l 12 - P5Mess LARD Steam n q 3J 34 50 10 was in pain day and night my doctor II did not seem to help me I could not seem to find any relief until I took Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I had inflammation of the womb a bearing down pain and the whites very badly The pain was so intense that I could not sleep at night I took Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for a few months and am now all right Before that I took morphine pills for my pains that was a great mistake for the relief was only momentary and the effect vile lam so thankful to be relieved of my sufferings for the pains I had were somethia terrible 3r a Y I fl llrk TToPC I WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS SSSllWttwSS1JfcSi CIIRFS WHFRt- All FISP - mm FAIIK Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time Sold by druggists ANK E 1708 TVKYTIAO At AlVUJKTISJKsl W1N Ll diaEPIailuMsYesettMeCompwi kMe state that vm tfels paper list lai w Ike Advertiser H VkjHPM rvjmt irSuW tuna XZmBMSSei r ve v 8 Haggakd tf THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY 13 1898 Reeds new laundry is Give us a call Haggard Reed doing first class work TEE HOESES SHOES HOW OFTEN THEY NEED REPLEN- ¬ ISHING AND WHAT THEY COST Linen sent to Bourbon Steam Laun dry is washed white not whitewashed the Eourbon Steam Laundry ¬ IRONING MADE m JSF I 1 Everything comes out in the wash at even the V r lSY W Of Peck P S Andersorf 4 I ill ft B- ies Heart Cisre Cure3 a Prominent Attorney dirt Resetting Old Slioes Costs About Half as Much as New Ones Tho Use of Rubber Pads Carriage Horses Shoes Cost More Than Those of Work Horses A work horses shoes cost a good deal more than ita drivers shoes do Truck 4 tf Ij N Excursions N will sell round trip The L tickets at excursion rates as follbws State Assembly Presbyterian churches U S at New Orleans Tickets on sale May 17 18 19 limited to June 4th One fare round trip State Encampment G A R Bowiing Green Ky Tickets on sale May 24 and 25 limited to 28 One fare round tri Louisville races Tickets on sale May 3d to 20th inplusive limited to 31st One and one third fare plus 1 for ad- ¬ mission to races F B Carr Agent ti5gszz HTfOS JsrjJjH I the leading pension of Belfast N Y writes I was discharged from tho army on account of ill health and suffered from fceart trouble ever since I frequently had fainting and smothering spells My form ivas bent as a man of 0 I constantly wore an overcoat oven in summer for fear of taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ ness My rest was broken by severe pains about the heart and left shoulder Three years ago I commenced using Dr Miles Heart Cure notwithstanding I had used so much patent medicine and taken drugs from doctors for years without being helped Dr Miles Heart Cure restored me to health It is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords me much pleasure to recommend this rem edy to everyone Dr Miles Remedies ow 2A are sold by all drug ¬ VX ur gists under a positive guarantee first bottle KWJSii E2 benefits or money re K- - BftsMa funded Book on dis- - Bj i cases of tho heart and Htrsifty nuHiin nerves free Address S2S ttR1l 0 PHELPS attorney mmm v rr Eirrisa Elkhart Ind TSi DR MILES MEDICAL CO iMil COUNTY DIRECTORY Officers of Bourbon County Judge W Vr Purnell MASTERS Sheriil Geoige W Bowen W W Mitch 41 and Ja nes Burke Deputies Circuit Cle k Chas E Butler F L MeChsney Deputy County Clerk Ed D Paton Pearce Paton Deputy BOURBON CO slipper is put on from the pile in County Attornrv DenU Dun- - shop slipper being the shop namethe of horses delivery wagon horses and the great number of feorses used for various including many working purposes horses driven to hacks and other publio carriages are ordinarily shod once a month at a cost of 2 50 so that the work horses shoes are likely to cost 30 a year anyway and there may be some additional expense for sharpening and resetting Sharpening costs 150 Whether this Dill pickle is necessary or not depends of course Spears McDermott tf primarily upon the weather It may de ¬ pend much upon the time of day the horse is driven There may be seasons Your ILife Insured lc a Day in which sharpening is not necessary Not all drivers get the shoes of their Our insurance is protected oy bank horses sharpened even when the going able paper on the Capital City Bank of is slippery Such going may come about Columbus O There can be no stronger suddenly and unexpectedly and it may guarantee given you We dare not use be of brief duration and then there are a banks name without authority if you drivers who under ordinary circum- ¬ doubt it write them Good health is Wrights stances take the risk of the greater cost the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health of a broken shaft or an injured animal to save the cost of sharpening Of work they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach horses in general probably something trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment more than half have their shoes sharp- costs lc a day A sight draft on above ened when the going is slippery There bank in every 1 box which brings are some however whose shoes are al- your uioney back if wo fail to cure you most all kept sharpened at such times Sold by W T Brooks druggist these being the horses that work at night and in the early morning before T the sun has softened the ice or melted it away These include horses driven to milk wagons bakers horses and so on how often the shoes are sharpened All persons owing the estate of Mrs SalJie A Collins will ylfise call on me depending on the going Persons having Usually when a horse is shod he is and settle at once claims against her estate are requested ¬ shod all around Sometimes there is occasion to put on a single shoe as when to present them pnperly proven to me or to leave thMr claims tor me at the a horse throws a shoe The cost of a law office of McMillan Talbolt Paris single new shoe is one fourth the cost of a set in the case of a work horse 63 TAYLOR COLLINS cents The charge for resecting the old Admr witii will annexed shoe would be 35 cents Besetting in C lville Ky 3may 4wks general from one shoe up costs about one half or a little more than half as much as fitting a horse with new shoes In putting on a single shoe an old shoe would commonly be used to make it OF match those remaining on If it is not too much worn the shoe the horse has cast would be put back if the driver IN picked it up It is suitable and it fits If it has not been picked up then a ¬ ¬ l ia Y5m4 iiiHiiiiiiiMiiiviiii i JL JK Tffrff j P2Vi3 KtfdSJ t t1 Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celerv Capsules from James T Blaser drug-tyaverly O and used them for Stomach rouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they have cured me For the benefit of others so alilicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ANDERSOr Sold by all druggists at 50c and Si per box Send address on postal to the Wright 3Ied Co Columbus O for trial size free To the Wright Hedlcal Co O Pike Co 0 Kecommends Wrights Celery Capsules 1 y 1 jt I rfSfllPlSiHIlld SXill 1 lliiiii Siiiiii1 mm mvj VAWII1U MAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AND NICE AS WHEN FIKST BOUGHT HEW ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH LII m X TH51 y uwiiuDsn3 ill IDlMrPRI COPYRIGHTED ir3RW Druwr 11ltt n Pg3aSB5S8g3355gB5 iiiiiliiiiidiiiinii mm by the representa- ¬ tion of Dr Bowen the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ cessity that all persons in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author-¬ ize and empower the physicians of their respective precincts to vaccinate all per- ¬ sons who are unable to procure vaccina- ¬ tion The physicians shall furnish to me as Judge of said County a true list under oath of the persons so vaccinated by them with the charges thereof not to exceed 25 cents for each successful vac- ¬ cination All cities and towns in the county having Councilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as ir is espec- ¬ ially their duty to make proper pro- ¬ visions regarding vaccinations under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ serving and assisting in the enforce- ¬ ment of this notice I hope no further steps will become necessary I am Respectfully It appearing to me Ictice to Creditor s lliiililUl This starch is prepared on scientific principles bv men who have had years of practical experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any umtu suLtoLuucu injurious 10 linen ana can De used even for a baby powder W M PURNELL Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky For sale Ind foy all KrhoSesale asid retail rocei Oo ZSSURKRQei aamm TaaewiNti lUnUjaeoaBtaa ggtUjiaaaZJiahjvTaxj5za3argsMaaMA Hews and Opinions OF MTtS LAUKA WEISHAUF Of Slurry Kecouimeiids Wrights Colerj Capsules The Wright Medical Co M urry Iud Sept 17 1890 SALE XaXS LAND don Jailer Asseor T XV G MeClinLock C Jones - Coroner School s rku Ss LtaEdsar Dr H H Roberts Su peri iitendent Mits A Magistrates Park Little Pock Millersb ng RJ Neelv A C Ball P S See E P Ciaybrook Center vill J T Barlow Huddle- Mil s John Howard - North Middietovvn H C Smith Clintonville S L Weathers Hutqhi on Standing Oomniittees of Bourbon Fiscal Court R man K brook Finance C Smith and E P Clay J Xeely Chair ¬ A C Ball Ghairnian T Barlow and P S See Jail C J County Infirmary John How- ¬ ard Chairman S L Weathers and H man Charities Smith Smith Chair man A 0 Ball and E P Clay- C Turnpikes J T Barlow Chair- P S bee and S L Weathers H brook Turnpike Commissioners District No 1 EdlTurner Paris Ky District No 2 Thos McClin tock Millersburg Ky North MHdletown Kv District No 3 Wm Linnehan Court of Claims meets first Thursday in April and October K v f p the worn shoe taken off and thrown ALSO aside when a horse is reshod Horses have peculiarities in wearing TOWN LOTS II UXII6TII CT their shoes just as men do Some wear them off more at the toe some more at the heel and some wear them more on BOURBON CIRCUIT COURlk one side than on the other Horses shoes wear off more quickly on granite Agricultural Bank of Pamsy pavements than they do on asphalt and S vs the greatly increased use of asphalt John W Tamer Defendant 1P pavement has led to a correspondingly By virtue of a judgment of thejBour increased use of rubber pads in horses bon i ircuit Court rendered in theabove shoes to give the horses a better foot- styled cause on day of hold Rubber pads as well as the shoes 1898 1 will sell tho 2d at the April publicly are fitted to the horses foot and nailed House door in Paris Kentucky onCourt on with the shoe Shoes with rubber pads of this kind for work horses cost SATURDAY MAY 21ST 1898 put on 4 or 5 a set They are likely to wear longer than shoes without pads at about the hour of noon to the high but they are commonly replaced or re- - fcstaDd Dest bidder the following set at tho end of a month The necessi- - cllbed real estate ty for reshoeing the horse at intervals All of the right title and interest of about a month is due in a considera of the said John W Turner in and to a ble degree to the natural growth of the tract ot about 240or 245 acres of land horses hoofs which require trimming lying in Bourbon count Kentucky or other attention about once in so bonded by the lauds of Mrs Lucinda the E b the Kentucky often In the case of iron shoes at the iVland NU nianarii nl way Company on the S end of a month when thev aro taU pn off they are likely to be too much worn by the lands of Blake and Simpson on to go another month and new shoes are the Wto and being the same land de- ¬ vised the said put on In the case of rubber pad shoes life by his father John W Turner for Chas Turnerexcept a if they are not too much worn they are small portion thereof conveyed to W reset and this may be done in perhaps H Clay but there is included in the 40 or 50 per cent of the cases Some- above boundary of 240 or 245 times the old shoes may be put back acres a tract of about 10 or 11 with new pads sometimes the old pads acres conveyed to said Turner bv W H with new shoes It depends a good deal Clay by deed of record in the office of on the manner in which the horse wears the Clerk of Bourbon County Court to them So that while the first cost of which reference is made for a more parrubber pad shoes is considerably greater ticular description than that of plain shoes the net cost is Also one lot of ground located in not so much greater Lexington Kentucky being lot No 16 The price oharged for shoeing a pri- ¬ in Block No 12 of Loudon Park proper- ¬ vate coach or carriage horse is 1 more ty of the Belt Line Company fronting than for shoeing a work horse or 3 50 50 feet on the W side of Jackson Street and rubber pad shoes such as those de- ¬ and running back 175 feet in lines scribed for carriage horses cost 5 or 6 parallel to 7th Street a set Such horses are reshod ordinarily Also one lot of ground located in like most horses once a month and as Lexington Kentucky being lot No 17 a rule their shoes are also reset in the in BIock No 12 of London Park proper- ¬ middle of the month And the shoes of ty of the Belt Line Company fronting private carriage horses are more com- ¬ on the E side of v Magoffin Avenue 55 monly kept sharpened in slippery weath ¬ feet and running back 175 feet er than are those of work horses Wom- ¬ Also one lot of ground en are more likely to be disturbed by Lexington Kentucky being lodated in lot No 18 the slipping of a horse than a man in Block No 12 of London Park properwould be and the carriage horses are ty of the Belt Line Company fronting usually more valuable than work on the W side of Jackson street and horses and less risk of injury is taken running back 175 feet In some cases it might be that the Or so much charge fot shoeing a horse either a car- ¬ sary to satisfy thereof as may be neces- ¬ the plaintiffs debt riage horse or a work horse would be est and costs as hereinafter stated interaccording to the time required rather Said sale will be made upon credits of than by the job as for example in six and twelve months for equal parts the case of a lame horse in shoeing of the purchase money for which the which more than the usual time would purchaser will be required to execute be needed Shoes are made and fitted bonds with good surety to be approved to meet any requirement and the cost by the undersigned Master Commis- ¬ might be according to the amount of sioner payable to himself and bearing work and time expended from 1 to 5 interest from date until paid at the rate for a single shoe New York Sun of six per cent having the force and effect of judgments i ¬ i de-to-vit L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully ¬ a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fr m Dear Siks Columbus Ohio Last spring 1 purchased Mrs Laura Weishauft Sold by V T Brooks at 50c and 00 ner bos Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free 1 I t K JriiiTfl ni ffr Vr nr- - iiMAjw- - HOW TO FIND OUT Fil a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi- ¬ ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the Kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof lhat the kid neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TU DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often Mvnressed that Dr Kilmers RwiimnRnnt the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish in renuviug pain in me oacK Kianeys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas- ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing - or bad effects fol- ¬ lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraordinary effect of amp-Koot is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing caes If you ned a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail upon receipt of three two cent stamps to cover cost of postage on the bottle Mention The Paris Ky Nkws and send your address to Dr Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen- uiness of this offer 2Isp lmo ¬ i- National Importance THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily by mail - - - Daily and Sunday by mail 6a 8a - year year ¬ -w- The Sunday Sun is the greatest the world Sunday Newspaper in By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copv Address THE SUN New York 1 - --A J- - i y H ERE SOME TRPWRiSffli rs - - - I v i 4- - i a cm tee ¬ FOR YOU You are aware that the Spring season has arrived Outfit You are now thinking of buying a Brand New Men and Boys want new Suits Trousers Hats Shirts Underwear Shoes etc Ladies and Misses want new Dresses Waists Skirts Underwear Shoes Slippers etc Remember this suggestive information It will be both profitable and pleasurable for you to call at TWliN BliUtt to examine trie oest ana nigsesc spring assortment ot uiotiung vvy jroods Shoes Slirvnpr etc vou hf ive ever seen Why not buy vour goods at TWIN BROS where you set the newest jronrk ihl Our motto is Honest Goods at Honest latest novelties the bpst qualities at the lowest prices It has been our success to treat our customers honestly and courteously and they are well satisfied Why II ¬ Pria ¬ ¬ not let us nave yuu i uui uuaiuujci Entire new stock of Silks Dress Good Silk Skirts and other Skirts White Goods Percales Sateens Table Damask Counterpanes Ginghams Cheviots Sheetings Tickings Towels Napkins Lace Curtains Bleached and Brown Muslin Crashes Gloyes and Corsets Muslin Underwear Carpets Oil Cloths Window Shades etc B Cos Mens Clothing the finest line of Boys famous The Celebrated Perfect Fitting B Aunt Jane Hopkins make Never Rip Suits and Pants Monarch Shirts Stetson Hats Rice Hutchins fine Mens and Boys Shoes Sachs fine Guaranteed Ladies Shoes and Sliopers We make Suits and Trousers to order in our Tailoring Department We guarantee fit price and Let us show you the piece goods for your selection workmanship FREE When your purchase amounts to 20 we give you a fine Rocking Chair and wlfen purchase 10 worth we giye you a beautiful Picture You get a couponitn every purchase no matter how small Save your coupon tickets for a Rocker or Picture REMEMBER ALWAYS THIS TRUE AND TRIED INFORMATION TO SAVE MONFY GET SATISFACTION CALL AT Ar fe WL Q For fp 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 3GO 84 OO and SGOO shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S3SO and SSOO shoes for men S2GO SSOO and 175 for boys and youths W Is Douglas shoes aro by over 1000000 wearers as Indorsed the best In style fit- and durability of any shoe over offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata 3oguo to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by -- Best in OnUC the world- DOUGLAS - sale is Flick Call him a musician TVhy ment in favor made to satisfy a judg ¬ of the he doesnt know the difference between defendant herein plaintiff against the for the sum of a nocturne and a symphony 382502 with interest thereon from Flack You dont mean it February 26th 1898 until paid at the And they hurry to get away from one rate of six per cent per annum amount- ¬ another Fach is terribly afraid that the ing principal and interest on the day other will ask By the way what is of sale to the sum of 388934 and the costs of this suit making 12745 the difference Boston Transcript Korean paper is superior to that of either China or Japan in both of which EMMETT M DICKSON countries it is in demand for umbrella Master Commissioner Bourbon Cir¬ covers roofing and as a substitute for cuit Court- window glasi McMillan Talbott Attorneys i- - The Critics Said TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST vJe 4 the sum total to be raised on the day of sale the sum of 401679 J P KIELY r piniS t KY A M tsiOeiJUiSSSS 5Km fmrr p Wm s 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