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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Jt f ft WtKm ftp JllPliMUHJ N IS tw-lvn-hoi- NEWS Established BCiiWif tn L CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDATSInd FRIDAY uuMjaimmiiu i inmimwi mJuir3ajaijen feb h 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PAKIS BOURBON CO KY MILLERSBURG Now TUsipAY MAY 24 1398 lUHr HaTtMiTVaitTVnff mrtT-rta- -ft NO 41 mr Full many a shaft at random sent Finds mark the archer little meant Oneof our ads found it way into a home in a distant State last week and as a result we are the happy recipients of quite a liberal order showing that the news of the values being offered here is interesting not onl7 in this county but wherever there are homes to be furnished NtHS Gathered lu And About The Kurir ¬ The morning train will arrive here at 719 hereafter instead of 721 Will be found on this corner this week Dr Zed Layson has retrrned from the Louisville Medical College Floor Coverings New Matting opened this week usual price Mr Rudolph Davis of Paris visited 20c our price 15c Linoleum for office hall hath room or kitchen 60 70 75c inlaid lady friends near here Sunday Arthur Best of Cincinnati came regular price 8175 this week 1374 Unprecedented has been our Wall Paprr business this season home Sunday to visit his parents and with our combination of price and quality it would be strange if About a dozen persons went to Lex- ¬ ington Sunday to see the soldiers we were not bus Curtains Curtains by the dozen largest line evr offered in the Kirby Denton of Ruddles Mills was here Sunday to visit his daughter city No old stock Nottingham at 75c SI S150 and 2 Mrs Bnttie Bowden of Paris visited Furniture Hall Racks 4o SR 750 10 and 12 3 her mother Mrs Alien Saturday Hall Chairs 2 250 -- Rockers FV Beautiful line at correct prices P niarue went to Cincinnati Tuesday to try the tobacco market After July 1st the Millersburg post office will drop back to the fourth class I Inhn Dnndnn fnrinerlv of this lilace has enlisted in the infantry at Atlanta I A Rich Field For Thrifty Shoppers Mrs Ada Smith continues quite ill Geo Knight is quite ill at Wm Dykes Tomato vlants or 8ale by C H It Dailey 25 tor 15 cents fnrlone h We are the peoples friends We re- Snndav pair your it linen End put neck bands on nn rive minutes before and got int free Haggard Reed p their tim -Si left vesfprdav on a bns- Ohasr We use the soap that tackles the dijt gh Wst Virginia iness trip and not the shirt L G xier or Cincinnati was tf o see his new store Bourbon Steam Laundry hereyest En of Sh irpsbrirg Flour- M V Now is the time re yesterday on business iug Mill Brady aud family of every one Mr Orll Carlisle the guests of L C should take a Vimont a unily Sunday spring tonic to n and wife of Carlisle Mr B strengthen the ts of Mr and Mrs ChaF were the Layson n wn Sunday system and pre- ¬ Mrs J verton of Flemingsbure pare for the extra has bean nest of her daughter Mrs demands of Nature Every spring r several days J E I Hi ir day nightfj Thev atari JjKrk S a m MASTERS SALE OF - I A TV Bourbon Oircuit Court that J G Tories Plaintiff va Lewis Hall etc Defendants Mrs J vu Aa hho ConwayJfi C r o c Mr Be bnrir Tnn College Efiucmentjexercisjs fclonway of Carlisle has Mrs RH bpen the rest ot Mr Jas Talbott and klorford of Cinclnnai of h r sister Mrs Jas W Friday till Monday ward wpnt to Fteminsp- eVeniug to attend the ill family Miss 3Y11 iiwn A Carpets Furniture Wall Pape SREZ29ZaaSJP3ZKSX Ga Katie Rarijkjruduring Commenoement will be for the past wetk Eaglpm in of Stanford st of Misses Magzie and W1 iwoi KJ Vtfl n tt IsniiiVAn n W a 1 3 a HasaiB J fcn e3 - rft Pk A a Toiol Me V Stivers9 4 BLUEGRASS SEED MACHINES icikfi J sales Built by H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand V f O EDWARDS relatives near Winchester Saturday and Sunday Dr H A Smith of Paris was the guest of the Marshall Bros near town Sunday Miss Sue Godby will be the guest of Rev Wm Britt and wife during com- ¬ mencement Mr and Mrs Owen Ingels and son visited Mrs Lewis Rogers on Cane Ridge Sunday Miss Sallie Ball of Maysville will be the guest of Miss Katie Savage during Commencement Smith Clarke was moved to hie fathers home Saturday and is im- ¬ proving slowly Mrs Wm Gill returned to Mason Saturday Her sister Mrs as Arthur is much improved McClelland Bros sold N JEL Bayless a fancy harness gelding and two Qavalry Mr Oscar Johuson and family visited Te oil Male Coi be repla for the will sa v - Jas grounds- ute Call ranuKsee it StayJ fence in front f the lis bein removed and will ci modern wooden fence ler has bought the right ik 4Jrocess Uoffee Pot Ir third of the coffee no mcLmakp coffee in one min the system is thoroughly over- ¬ hauled there is a general house cleaning going on within The impurities that have been accumu- ¬ lating for a year must be got- ¬ ten rid of and the system reno- ¬ vated and prepared for the siege of summer Unless Nature is as ¬ sisted in this task the strain on the system is too severe and a breakdown is the result Some people neglect to supply this as ¬ sistance and as a result they are overcome by an enervating de- ¬ By virtue of a jncleinent of the Bour ¬ bon Circuit Cuurt made and entered in the above styUd cause on th 25th dav of March 1898 aui as simeuded by the judgment of April 2d 1898 I will sell publicly at the Court house door in the city of Paris Kentucky at th hour of 11 oclock a m on SATURDAY MAY 28TB 1898 wit the following described real estate to lt ittur Jifiivty Limited pressed feeling their energies re ¬ lax appetite fails and they are totally disabled for a season Said above described real estate will a tonic be sold free from the contingent right of Everybody just now needs The undivided one half interest of first party Lewis Hall in a tract of five acres two roods and seven poles 5A 2 R 7 P of land lying on the Lexington Turnpike in the suburbs of the city of Prins Kentucky adjoining the Shipp estate on the S the land of J A Lyle on the W nl said turnpike on the and being tin- same property conveyed by Lewis Hall aud wifeHattie Hall to J J Hall and by latter conveyed to said Lewis H ill and wife Hattie Hall o which deeds of record in the office of the ClTk of the Bourbon County Court refert uc is made foi a more particular description of said property - THn in Pari whloh ysoon ba Wiudso - jfeitters Party will remain and Swifts Specific hort time and the days ifeptice your orders will a fire mgy9 rfUx i no ijeir studio at the Hotel on the gery busv place as thev are is logically the best tonic puttingfinishing toaohes on a num ¬ market The general health needs ber of p1pnji now almost ready for building up hence a tonic is needed deliverpCgis opportunity to procure that is entirely harmless S S S portrai celebrate I artists should is purely vegetable and is the only not be mypected flemeuiber Xwx stay blood remedy that is guaranteed iu Fajilff limited tf i e lower of the defendant Hattie Hall s rbr Blood Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve mautes for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bonds payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner with goqd surety to be approved by bUu aud bearing interest trom date until paid at the rate a six per cent per annum having the Torce and effect of a judgment Also the best line of Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators inKtown raiji isS Malta Banner vt -- Mew Western joined the U S Aruiy i - horses last week Call at Jas A Butlers to day and see the Quick Process Coffee Pot coffee made in one minute It Julian Adair has accepted a clerkship at the post office Earl Current having X LOUIS of lesliigav can loan Lut jrctr oati rear it hui ATE3 hl iQallfy for 3 CULTuTfiERMARENCHTfSU iee more van douTcd orer i2bAnjihi ImL SJpf For Sale A 5vear olcL saddle eeld l7nnaM4IBHMritflbstVA Srr ilLS lr Jam c nngspandfaTaaianinght3passP m X ttglnolni ClUDBinc drtu ca atfil iW l3K pur BCiJft EEPINO and SHORTHANEErad good pojitioiUgfAt rtbolher aehool can atudenu loon iim Y up ihi air jwi i w t unable W ifp tnttlcd Uathir SITICATE3 VVwlll uietSung mQTEar wftle mnA teaSaobem privately mnancl Cer t from too Biuaeati geifrsxx rooci and board by 8ndyoatad aend Cauloffue riourlahad Pi QmKin SS CJJ8A YEAR ihainr cneofourTICllMAIA Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ ment in favor of the plaintiff herein J to contain no potash mercury or v Towles to secure the payment of his and interest other narmfui mineral ingredient debtday of sale to herein amounting on the the sum of 44380 It is Natures remedy beieg made andalso the judgment in favor of M ¬ and interKaufman from roots and herbs gathered est amonutinLCoonfor its debts sale to the the day of from Natures great storehouse It 3um of 11575 and the costs of this suit to wit 10205 thoroughly cleanses the blood of sum to be raised on making the total the day of sale normaiwrict3 Call and examine goods and get prices r JUVrUKNELLi T- - feamsTi wu iiin d Wiaf- - Here is one of those who are either so prejudiced against all ad vertised remedies or have become discouraged 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 Honey and Tar for all Throat and Lung troubles ¬ ¬ Rev D W Robertson P E went to Concord Lewis County to hold a quarterly meeting Saturday and Sun- ¬ day Lost A gold class pin of 98 M T Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian s S engraved on front J T T on back Church A libt ral reward for return to John Drj Bucks old office L a NELSON all impurities tones up the gen- ¬ 66110 eral health renews the appetite EMMETT M DICKSON andamparts new life and vigor to Master Comnjissioner Bourbon Circuit iJ v aiiojuua vsourw- - tne enure system typhoid fever and other prevalent AIcMillan Talbot and blhfeW iamtl- rs4i - smUAi i t l summer diseases seldom attack a Attye person whose system is thoroughly aSAUis ¬ -- ¬ ¬ Sold by James Kennedy Druggist Office on firs floor Henry Bethards has had a handsome f monument erected over his sisters izrave at the local cemetu v by W A Of5eeH6urs- - 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p ra Hill of Paris Subscribe Saturday with T M Puruell for Sunday Enquirer which will arrive here at 12 m Sunday from Shawhan Station Mrs Wallace Laj son and two chil- ¬ dren of Olatha Kan arrived Friday to visit Mrs Robt Tarr Mr Luvann Tarr met them at Paris that because we sell Mrs John Orborne Mrs Saml Steinway Pianos we sell Frazee Mrs John Shrouf and Mrs n nothing else and they must F Lloyd of Mason are guests of Mr necessarily pay a high price Chas Darnell and family if they buy of us I haye a McSherry tobacco setter and wil s it plants as cheap as anybody Have had four years experience Tom Judy it cleansed and toned up with S S Sa For Sale Cheap stock A Bemis Tobacco Planter good as new Will sell or exchange for live in the spring S S f Get S and be pre- - Address 4jw pared ScMbyll druggists f2my 4t J 0 MONTGOMERY Cenierville Ky Some PeopleThink STYLiSI jpb 3 p ne of I iave just received a well selected stylish new it Peter McDonald Miss Anna Burnham Engleman of Stanford will arrive to night and be for we have other high the guest of ever offered to Ladies Rankin during Misses Anna and Kate grade pianos such as the commencement especially recommend- ShfxL Hazelton Smith Barnes Gabler Cut Flowers You can get all MPTS PE2X2TYEOYA1 FILLS and take no other and variety of cut flowers for the kinds¬ Kurtzman etc superior in touch commencement if you will send in your tone and finish at prices most moder BE MOTTS CHEMICAL CO Cleveland Ohio orders early to Jos Mock Millersburg ate We offer intending purchasers For Sale By W T Brooks JirugKiBt Ky- 2t greater variety and better value dollar The News correspondent has taken a for dollar than any house in the West poll of Millersburg and finds that there are iao unmarried white men between If you can not come the ages of 18 and 45 fit for army write for full information service A good many of our people have Co Here are a few reasons why H S Stou t has succeeded in building attracted to Paris by the bargains been J T 121 123 W 4th St Cincinnati up the largest tailoring business in Paris Hinton has been offering in carpets FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only furniture wall paper and mattings and have purchased from him They are DR CALDWELLS MI day of big profits and small sales was past all pleased with his goods and surprised SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 by the largeness of his stock CURES CONSTIPATION 1 PER CENT HOXa BffiCBJLifi SS Thf only Bafe sure and They are Mistaken anail030Why l S Mint Succeeds Ernest Urchs YRUP I can supply any need in the vehicle line on short notice and with jobs first class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em- ¬ ploy good workmen In soliciting your patron- ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te PEPSIIV J H HAGGARD av J Friday evening May 27th at 745 in the New Opera House Elocutionary ex- ¬ ercise by Miss Harriett D Humphrey ouu wuicoi iui iiiuaij meaai Saturday May 28th at As a result of this system he has huilt up a large trade that appre- ¬ Pnmury Exercises in 745 p m the colleee ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ chapel coat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers Sunday May 29th at 10 30 a m in the Methodist chnrnh Rurroio at a big profit says H S Stout Sermon bv Rev J A Burrow of Blue- If you want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it for he neia w va At 730 p rn Annualmakes you pay dearly for it in the end missionary cermon tev H C Morri- ¬ Why not turn over a new leafwear the hest save monev bv son of Louisville has been invited to preach the Missionary sermon giving H S Stout d trial Monday 30th at 745 p m in He makes the Finest Imported Suits for New Opera House Annual Concert the VAPOR BATH CABIET Tuesday morning the 31st 1030 FOR Graduating Exercises and Literary Ad- ¬ Rheumatism Sciataca Lumbago dress by Rev J A Burrow Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- The public cordially invited to all the tfon via Leaness Skin and Blood exercises and a special invitation exDiseases Kidney Diseases to the Alnmnae of the college CO tended Nervous Diseases C C Fisher Asthma Catarrh etc Glrren ln9 Dailey S Julian For salts By McClmtock and Chs Bryan accom- ¬ CHAS Ni FIT 3 IAN panied by Cant Lonniirp nf to JOE MUNSON Cutter ton came down from Lexington Satnr j AtASiifrXwelry store Paris Ky his workmanship FOURTH THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and He always does as he advertised OFFICIAL PROGRA3I OF MILLERSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT iWfwtwwiUMminnnitiiiniiiimiBiimwt K9F3WPWMEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF A CRITI a- aKaVMat w voaw CAL TYPEWRITER USING PUBLIC IT IS THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DAILYINTHOU SANDS OF OF-¬ FICES ALL Jt 1 OVER THE PROVE - WORLD jt CONTINUES TO Jt Ask for Our 3000 AND 3500 - New Art Catalogue TO BE THE PARIS FUSNISHIHG H k TAILORING ¬ STOUT Manager 7- The Smith Premier Typewriter Co7 SlK UkJjLl9 412 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio v H rRxWar TT7 - vJt3nrWF a WAR SITUATION The Ifavy Department Has Received Infor i matiou of the Arrival of the Spanish Fleet at Santiago De Cuba ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS PAltfS KY TUESDAY MAY 24 1898 ON CUBAN SOR dm SLIPPED AWAY IiBft Santiago De Cuba-Dest- fna- ac Barring Accidents Unitr states Vol- unteer Troops Have Been Landed It Could Not Cerveras Fleet Thoughtte Hav tlon Xot Known v J AT CHICKAMAUGA First Battalion of the 137th Indiana fantry Arrived in Camp Sunday The Work of Completing the Third Army Corps Was Begun Sunday Gen Car ¬ penter Assigned to the Com ¬ mand of First Division ClIICKAMAUGA National PArK Ga May 23 This has been a quiet day at CHANGING In ¬ THEIR TONE Paris Press Has Nothing But Praise foi America and Americans Since the Threatened Boycott A dispatek New Yoek May 23 from Paris to the World says f Washington May 21 All of the news given out Friday at the navy de partment was comprised in the one short bulletin posted at the close of the day stating that the department Chicago May 23 A special to the had information believed to lie authen Record from Macon Ga says tic that Adm Cecvera with his Span Onless some accident has befallen ish flying squadron was at Santiago the United States transport Florida De Cuba This went to confirm tne there are now United States volunteer newspaper reports and also the Xlad troops on the island of Cuba or they rid cablegram published Friday morn will be there within a few hours ing the latter a rather unusual cir From accurate information obtained cumstance for the Spanish bullptins here Sunday it can be stated as a fact liaTe been notably deceptive ever since that the flrst expedition toward Cuban the flying squadron left Cadiz soil has started und the outlook is for Accepting this statement as correct a successful trip at indicates there is little probability Wednesday May 18 the United of a hostile meeting between Sampson States transport Florida left Port or Schley and Cervera immediately Tampa with several hundred volunteer Looking over the charts of Santiago troops on board The passengers be- iharbor the experts soon discovered longed to the regiment of Cuban that the place would be a veritable rat volunteers organized in the lower xtrap for the Spaniards with its nar- extremity of Florida some weeks row entrance in which a single Amer asro It was thought best to ican monitor could bottle up the whole send these men as they speak Spanish Spanish fleet and are more acquainted with the The naval strategy board re topography of the country which it is christened of late the war board is to proposed to invade It can not be lose one of it most active and valu learned what United States officers acable members in the person of Capt companied the regiment of volunteers Barker lie leaves Washington Sat If this expedition is a success other urday for Hampton Roaclb to take troops will be rushed into the island command of the fine protected cruiser as soon as possible ¬ Learncd What United States Are n Commiind of the Expf xtition Other Troops win JBe Hashed to Cuba le Officers v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ceed Capt Barker as a member of the war board a place requiring the very highest professional qualifications and involving a kuowledge of strategy as taught scientifically which as not the possession of all naval officers It may be that the vacancy will not be filled at present though there lias been favorable mention of the name of Adm Karasay retired in that ¬ ly repaired at the Norfolk navy yard It OFF AT LAST is expected that the Newark will join Sampsons squadron in the West Indies as soon as she can get there It The Charleston With Supplies for Adm Dewey in Manila I5ay Left San Fran- has not been determined who will suc¬ ¬ Newark which has just been extensive ¬ Cisco Suiidas ¬ - -- - Another loss to the department occured Saturday when Lieut Gibbon left to serve as one of Captain Barkers officers on the Newark This young of- ¬ ficer has displayed the greatest energy in securing for the services of the --navy the various naval militia organ- ¬ izations of the states and as an inci ¬ to that dent was work he obliged to put forth his best efforts to secure the formation Of new organizations wrherc none ex ¬ isted and additional battalions in the states that already possessed a naval militia The great value of this work is shown by the fact that many of the vessels of the auxiliary navy and most of the old monitors that have been commissioned for coast defense pur- ¬ poses are manned almost altogether by the naval militiamen Preparations go on steadily for the Philippines military expedition Gen Merritt who will command stopped in Washington Friday morn ¬ ing on his way westward from New York and spent most of the day in consultation with the officials of the department arranging- the details of the expedition Another transport was secured Friday and the department is showing a disposition to treat Gen Merritt with the utmost liberality in the equipment of his force It is expected that the advance guard on one vessel under the command of Gen Otis will sail out of the Golden Gate Saturda bound for the Philippines The complaints of theshoeless among the volunteers just brought into the army will soon be silenced as the de partment just placed orders for 200000 pairs of soldiers shoes A beginning was made Friday toward the organization of the inde pendent volunteer forces under author ity conferred upon the president by special resolution The national guard will have no part in these organiza tions which will be made up of eu gineers immunes and electricians The staff assignments are coming out rapidly in the general orders issued daily by the department the appointments being made generally upon the request of the major generals and the brigadier geneials yet to be provided for in this matter The navj department is about to call for bids for a steel floating dock capa- ¬ ble of floating a ship of 13000 tons to cost SS09000 and to be located at New Orleans This dock when completed will be one of the finest structures in the country Provision for it was made in the naval appropriation bill is a result of recommendations of the naval board headed by Adm Bunce Although located at New Orleans the dock willbe of that floating type simi lar to the floating dock at Havana -which can be towed to any point desired Another project for docks is con ¬ tained in the deficiencj7 appropriation bill now before congress This pro vides for the immediate purchase of two floating docks As soon as the bill becomes a law the department lcnows where it can purchase these docks reacry for service They are at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ --- connection ent American navy San Francisco May 23 The Char- ¬ leston is well on her way to Manila The big cruiser passed through the Goldjen Gate at S20 Sunday morning aftering having been anchored in the She adjusted her stream all night compasses at an early hour and then passed up the bay through the Raccoon straits and past the docks on the northern frontage of the city Every steam vessel in theharbor blew au re voir to Capt Glass and his crew Isone of the forts in the harbor saluted the vessel but the demonstration made by the 0000 soldiers gathered at the Presidio was tremendous When the vessel was sighted coming down the bay the soldiers gathered on the beach to bid her bon voyage They lined the beach for a mile and cheer upon cheer rang out from the men who are to soon follow the Charleston to the scene of Deweys triumph The Charlestons big siren answered the boys on the beach time and again and the whistling was heard from one end of the city to the other Never has a war vessel leaving this harbor received such a sendoff as was given the Charleston which was the first of the American fleet to be built on the Pacific coast She was launched from the Union iron works in this city ten years ago and was one of the nest eggs of the pres¬ CHARACTERISTIC APPEAL Residence of Senator Mason Robbed of Valuable Jewelry The Senator Asks for His Watch and Pin Washington May 23 Saturday night the residence of Senator William Mason of Illinois 1432 Chapin street this city was entered by burglars and jewelry to the value of nearly 4000 was stolen Not a clew to either the burglars or the jewelry has been obtained Sunday evening Senator Mason issued to the burglars a characteristic appeal which he hopes will be ¬ ¬ ¬ heeded house last night I will pay in cash more than any one else for the watch and pin you took last night and give you my word of honor that you shall not be prosecuted for the taking of them The pin has a portrait of my little son who died years ago and it was as was also the watch a present to me You can communicate with me by mail or in person and you can rely absolutely on my promise not to prosecute William Mason ¬ To the gentlemen who robbed my It is as follows TO EXTERMINATE CUBANS The Destitution in Havana is Frightful Spanish Grocers Will Not Sell Their Goods to Cubans ¬ Key West May 23 Gustavo Aran guren a brother of the late Cuban in surgent general Nestor Aranguren Sunday received letters from Havana via Vera Cruz dated May 7 stating that Gen Blancos orders impressing all Cubans into the Spanish army has had the effect of driving many into the insurgents ranks A Eetancourt an American citizen and Gonzales Arango the letter states have been arrested and confined in the Cabanas fortress on charges of aiding the insurgents The destitution in Havana is fright ful and is increasing The grocers New York and although of wood all of whom and comparatively small they will be solutely to are Spaniards refused ab sell of inestimable service on being towed if determined food to the Cubans as starve to Key West where they will accom- - Cubans say the toSpaniards them The hate them modate all but the largest battle ships more than they do the Americans and cruisers The department hopes Senor Arangurens correspondents to own these docks within a few declare that the Spaniards realize that weeks perhaps days as the need of Cuba is lost but that before yielding docking and scraping the war ships the island they will endeavor to ex avhich have been in southern waters terminate the Cubans for a long time is becoming imperative ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- -- regiment which reached Chattanooga Saturday afternoon arrived Sunday morning and were assigned to the camp ground selected for the First division of the Third corps and the men have been busy gettinginto their tents during the day Only two battalions arrived during the day The Second fleets have to go is but three ot four battalion of the Second Nebraska days by sea travel And again the ad- which had become separated from the regiment at St Louis reached here at ministration realizes how unfortunate 8 that the relief to Dewey was not sent oclock They came in Sunday over the Cincinnati Southern The belated two weeks ago battalion was commanded by Maj W The City of Peking and the City of Sydney were ordered by the nay de- C Mace The First battalion of the 157th In partment and the war department tc diana infantry arrived in Chattanooga crowd on all steam and make the best possible time in reaching their desti- at 9 oclock accompanied by the regiThe bat nation The United States has the mental band of 24 pieces talion spent the day on Lookout mounadvantage Transports taking troops to Dewey will maintain a greater rate tain and reached the park at 530 of speed than the war vessels Spain is o clock sleeping under the stars on sending from Barcelona The conse- Lyttle Hill during the night As a re quences of an accident however en suit of the few arrivals the railroad route might be of the most serious yards which have been enormously congested with loaded and empty cars character for nearly a week an opportunity to Washington May 21 The Spanish Cape Verde squadron has been defi- clear off the tracks and sidings to nitely and officially located at Santiago make room for the troops that will be De Cuba Rr Adm Sampson witr gin to arrive at a lively rate Mondav a powerful fighting squadron will morning was given Twenty five cai s of provisions ar soon close in on the enenry on the south coming from Key West by waj rived Sunday and were stored in the of the Windward Passage east of Cuba large warehouses now completed on Commodore Schley with the flying the park grounds near the depot of the Fifty one of the squadron is sailing around the island railroad company latest and most improved ambulances of Cuba hemming them in on the west Thus located and being surrounded built with a special view to adaptabil by two powerful American fleets there ity in a hot climate arrived from now seems no possible help for the South Bend Ind Sunday and will be distributed to the First corps Spanish vessels The park force of men under the Secretary Long received a cablegram from Rr Adm Sampson announcing direction of Gen Boyton was at work that his scouts had located the Cape all day preparing for the engine and Verde fleet at Santiago de Cuba The pumps to be used in piping water from Chickamauga triver to the message wes sent from a cable station the in the West Indies and indicatedthat various camps It has been definto erect improvthe American commander was close on itely decided ised water works and a con the heels of the Spaniards Secretary Long immediately sum- tract has been let and all the material moned the members of the strategic ordered the first consignment of pipe board and a long and important meet arriving Sunday There is no scarcity of ing was held Believing it to be cer- water now but it is feared some of the tain that Adm Cervera would make a wells are from wet weather springs desperate effort to slip into Havana on and that later they will dry up and the west it took but a few moments the piping of water from the creek for the board to decide on a plan and Crawfish Springs is a precautionKnowing Rr Adm Sampson could be ary measure Gen J S C Bates redepended upon to prevent Adm Cer- cently ordered to Mobile left Sunday vera from sailing north orders were night at S30 oclock to take command quickly dispatched to Commodore of abrigade at that point The work of completing the Third Schley at Key West to put to sea army corps was begun Sunday Gen The instructions to the commander of the flying squadron were to sail around Lewis H Carpenter who arrived SunCuba to the west and to find Cerveras day and reported to Gen Brooke has been assigned to the First division of fleet and capture or destroy it Commodore Schley was instructed to the Third corps The organization so use his utmost endeavors to prevent far as perfected is as follows First brigade Col Fred D Grant the Spanish fleet from enterrafcthe commanding 14th New York Lieut harbor of Cienfuegos or HavatlaM Rr LjrtCobH L Kline Second brigade Col Adm Sampson andCommoddre d were informedas to each othersmovemerits It is expected that Adm Samp- 2nd New York Lieut Col Loyd 2nd son will come up with Adm Cervera Nebraska Col Bills The first regi first He it is calculated will appear ment to arrive Sunday night will comoff Santiago Sunday evening If the plete the brigade The Fourth Ohio regiment under Spanish fleet is still in the hardor Adm Sampson will blockade the port CoL Coit has been assigned to provost and commence bombardment in order guard duty in Chattanooga by order to bring out the fleet If the fleet has ot Gen Brooke made necessary by the left the harbor it will it is thought disorderly conduct of many of the proceed west for Cienfuegos Commo- young soldiers who have been guilty dore Schley should reach there in time of many lapses of discipline in a num ber of cases to violence and insulting to intercept it Rr Adm Sampson has scouts out ladies in the street Col Coit will be watching for the fleet and if it leaves gin his duties Monday The four members of the First Misthe harbor of Santiago before he arrives they will be able to inform the souri regiment injured in Saturdays admiral the direction it is heading accident and who were sent to St Should it sail west Adm Sampson Vincents infirmary are doing well will follow in its wake It is impos- ¬ and will be out in a few days Gen B B Williston from the United sible with accuracy to state what States Third artillery who has been ships Rr Adm Sampson and Commodore S chley have in their respective assigned to the artillery brigade here squadrons The battle ship Oregon arrived Sunday and reported to Gen and the gunboat Marietta are now Brooke Gen Williston states that he with Rr Adm Sampsons fleet The found his brigade about complete and cruiser Buffalo is thought to have ar equipped with the very important ex ceptions that they have neither field rived at Key West for repairs guns horses nor ammunition A St Pierre Martinique May 23 part of these equipments arrived Notice that the Cape Verde fleet comon Gen Saturday and manded by Adm Cervera would re ¬ here main here for coal was received Sun ¬ Williston hopes to get all needed supday by the Spanish consul This re- plies by the middle of the week Gen port coupled with the statement that Breckinridge and staff did not visit Spanish transports laden with coal are the park Sunday for inspection Thej on their way to Fort de France occa- will inspect the Second and Third disioned much excitement It is now visions Monday and hope to complete believed that Cerveras warships may their inspection of all organizations appear in these waters at any hour Al ¬ perfected up to Wednesday evening The report though it is believed in many quarters when they go to Tampa Col John Jacob Astor was that the fleet under Adm Cervera will that Lieut return to these waters they will not injured in the railroad accident Satur day is absolutely false Col Astor was be allowed to coal inside the harbor not even bruised Cadiz May 23 It is stated here very positively that the Pelayo Carlos Found Dead in a Canal V three of the transatlantic steamers Defiance O May 23 The dead body and two torpedo boats are about to of Fred Deatrick was found in the sail for the Philippines The Pelayo is well armed armored canal three miles south of this city and manned The Carlos V is well Sunday afternoon A bullet hole in armored and manned and has good his right temple and the finding of a guns but her heavy ones farward will pistol has led many to believe that he not swing owing to defects in the was foully dealt with while others machinery and can only be fired di think he committed suicide He had been in a despondent mood since the rectly ahead death of his child about six weeks Fatally Injured By lightning ago He left his home Wednesday Marion O May 23 During a thun- ¬ night and his whereabouts was un derstorm at Martel this county Mrs known until the body was found DeGeorge Churchill an aged lady was ceased was highly connected here and struck by lightning and fatally in- ¬ was the son of ex Mayor J F Deat jured while sitting by her stove The rick and leaves a widow and three stove was demolished children - Washington May 23 The race for the Philippines is on It willbe the most thrilling sea chase of- - modern times The United States will dispatch its transports for the relief of Dewey from San Francisco across the placid Pacific 7050 miles Spain will send its fleet which has for its object the reconquering of the islands from Barcelona through the Mediterranean the Isthmus of Suez and the Red sea across the Arabian sea along- the southarn extremity of the Bay of Bengal around the Malayan peninsula and up the China seato Manila a total distance of S000 miles The difference in distance tlie rival ¬ rgy 5 ls 1 tri 1 ft Camp Thomas The Second Nebraska ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ There are remarkable indications in Paris journals hitherto inimical of a complete reversalof the French disposition toward America The Gaulois for example extols the cleverness with which Adm Sampson has manouevred taking advantage oi his opponents slowness to effect a junction with Schley and thus enable him to divide the forces into two parts M Jaures in Petite Republique writes in the same strain of Americas Admirable attack and defense which have been directed with energy and M Jaures derides Spain for allife lowing herself to be made the sport of clericalism and militarism There is also a strong article in the Echo De Paris signed Henry Bauer calling French hostility to her ancient friends and clients beyond the Atlan tic foolish and illogical France the writer says is natur ally drawn to America as a republic and should not give way to sudden tenderness for Spain On the other hand Henry Fouquier in the Dixneuvieme Siecle writes in a vein hardly short of insulting tc American women for their alleged snobbishness in seeking to make out a long line of aristocratic ancestors ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Uncle Sam Says This is Americas Greatest Medicine It will MSF MLjMrW fSf raliril 1 TEfwliiiSkiy Wk Sharpen Your Appetite Purify and Vitalize Your Blood Overcome That Tired Feeling Get a bottle of Sarsaparilla and begin to Hoods take it TODAY and realize the great good it is sure to do you Es Hoods Sarsaparilla Americas Greatest All Medicine druggists CUBAN CAMPAIGN Strips Taken to Mobilize and Equip the Im ¬ mune Kegriments Authorized By ¬ Congress Recently ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ditional volunteer force not exceeding 10000 enlisted men possessing im munity from the diseases incident to tropical climates willbe immediately put into effect by the formation of six regiments of nearly 1000 men each to be recruited in the gulf states As- ¬ surances from that section are to the effect that these men are practically ready for mustering in and are awaiting equipment Nearly all of them have had military train ¬ ing and confidence is expressed that they can be made ready for active service within ten days It is significant that if immunes are needed at all in the Cuban campaign they are especially adapted for service therein the imme- ¬ diate future and that if the campaign was to be abandoned until fall there would be no need to raise this force hurriedly in the month of May ¬ ¬ New York May 23 A special to the Tribune from Washington sajs The intention of the war department to force thf Cuban campaign was sufficiently indicated by the steps taken Saturday for the speedy mobili- ¬ zation and equipment of the immune regiments authorized by act of con- ¬ gress last week This law which empowers the president to organize an ad- ¬ ¬ ¬ A well known novelist delivered a lecture recently in which he read selections from his own works His reputation and the society that engaged him brought together an audience composed of the best people of the neighborhood After the lecture when people met it was the proper thing for one to ask the other Were you at the lecture And the answer in every case Oh yes I was there but I didnt hear Did you hear the lecture a word Well no I was there but I couldnt hear either A friend who met the novelist a few daj s after his visit to the suburban town asked him what kind of audience he had and how he liked the town fine Its amost place was the replj-- and I had the attentive audience that I have ever spoken to No one made a sound and I did not have to raise my voice above a whisper Philadelphia Press ¬ IiCeture of a Novelist A new through Sleeping Car line between St Louis and Colorado Springs will be established over the Wabash JRock Island Short Line May loth 1898 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 Xo 3 at 920 a m arriving at Colorado Springs the next morning at 1100 with a direct connection for Denver arriving at 1130 a 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 arrive at St Louis the next evening at 615 Patrons of this line will avoid the only un- ¬ pleasant feature heretofore attendant on Colorado 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 tho mountain scenery to greet the tourists in the morning The fast time of this line will naturally commend the Wabash Route to intending Colorado tourists Particulars will be gladly furnished on application C S CRANE G P T A St Louis ¬ ¬ Fast Time to Colorado ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SOLDIER KILLED Military Train Collides With a Passsenger Train Near Chattanooga One Dead and Several Injured - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Illinois Central railroad in three sections for Chickamauga TO COMMAND A BRIGADE Col St Louis May 23 The First Missouri volunteer infantfry whose train was wrecked near Chattanooga Satur ¬ day is a bt Louis regiment It is composed of the flower of the St Louis younng men wfio to the number of 1000 responded to the call of President McKinley for volunteers Thursday evening the regiment under the com mand of Col Edwin Batdorf left Jefferson barracks near this city over ¬ ¬ try from the city to the park was wrecked in a collision at Rossville station about five miles out at 9 oclock Saturday morning One private was killed and several were injured will die The military train was run into by a regular passenger train running at a high rate of speed The list of fatalities is George Wal ¬ ker artificer Company D dead A- ¬ lfred M Lane private both legs broken will die Harvard Barlaski private leg broken internal injurieswill die E R Richards first lieutenant Company H was badly cut about the arms and shoulders and many others were badly but not fatally injured ¬ ¬ ¬ Chattanooga Tenn May 28 The train conveying the 1st Missouri infan- ¬ ¬ Ilfi TflE EXCELLENCE OF SYBDP OF FIGS is due not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fig Syrup Co only and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing the true and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactnred ¬ ¬ ¬ C B Hunt of the Ohio First Volun teers to Take the Place of Briga ¬ dier General Burt ¬ cniCKAJUAGUA ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hunt of the First regiment is in command of a brigade Friday orders from the war department required Gen Burt to report at Tampa detached and him from com of mand the Fii st brigade consisting of the First Ohio Fifth Illinois and Third Wisconsin Col Hunt as senior colonel of the brigade vas notified at once to take command It is possible that he may remain in command for an indefinite time and in such case he will remove his headquar ters to the spacious tents lately occu pied by Gen Burt and his staff Col Hunt will undoubtedly appoint a new brigade staff should he remain in command of the brigade for any length of time In such case Capt Reeder adjutant of the 1st would be appointed assistant adjutant general Friday the 1st was under command oi Lieut Col Milliken Col C B ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Park Ga May 23 by the California Fig Syrup Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par-¬ ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ fornia Fig Syrup Co with the medical profession and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy It is far in advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without irritating- or weakening them and it does not gripe nor nauseate In order to get its beneficial effects please remember the name of the Company ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP SAX FRANCISCO Cal CO ¬ LOUISVILLE Ky KEW TORET N T but her she has been taking CASCARETS facethey and have all disappeared I had been troubled with constipation for some time but after tak Inp tho first Cascaret I have had no trouble with this ailment We cannot speak too hlgh ly ofRCnaus5arets- Fred Wahtman wvuaoimauigwn Ave Philadelphia Fa Ely wife bad pimples on iiwi Jf ILjtB CANDY CATHARTIC TRADE MARK REOISTEREO g 1 Cervera Going to Havana London May 21 The Dailv Mails Madrid dispatch says an official tele gram from Adm Cervera announcing liis safe arrival at Santiago de Cuba ¬ - - Spanish Colonel Deserts More Stringent Blockade Havana May 9 via Vera Cruz Mexi New York May 23 A Washington co May 13 A colonel of the civil guards Senor Mello who appears to dispatch says that no more vessels will have gambled away large sums or be allowed to pass the blockade into Havana ¬ V recruits have arrived at Fort McPher son since that postfwas made the centralization point for that branch of army stated that his vessels had not met any the country Every recruiting station in the mischance The squadron will recoal has sent somefrom Maine to California men and they are still and then proceed to Havana arriving at a rate of 200 a day ¬ Atlanta At Fort McPherson Ga May 23 About 2000 ¬ as ships allowed this courtesy money belonging to the regiment has have informed Blanco of our move ¬ gone over from Colon to the insurgent ments ranks s f The navy de ¬ partment posted the following bulletin morning the sixty sixth annual No session of the Grand Lodge I O O F at 11 oclock Sunday morning of Ohio was closed after a most de- ¬ truth in the published statement con lightful week The installation of the cerning an engagement oil St Nich- ¬ officers of the grand lodge took place olas Hole Hayti in which 12 Spanish Friday afternoon The next meeting ships were sunk Df the grand lodge will be held at Demolished By an Kxplosloti Toledo Red Key KyM May 23 During tho Railway From Skajjuay to Lake Bennett absence of the family early Sunday Seattle Wash May 23 Contracts morning the insido of thoresidenco of have been let for the construction of a Marion Ellis was completely demol railroad from Skaguay to Lake Ben ¬ ished by an explosion of natural gas nett via the White Pass It issaid entailing a loss of several hundred ihatwork will begin at once dollars -S- Grand Officers Installed Washington C H O May 23 aturday Washington May A Fake 23 ¬ ¬ gram from Washington the Carpenter steel works late Saturday night sent 150 13 inch projectiles destined for Sampsons fleet These weigh 1200 pounds each and will go through any thing Spanish afloat Over eight hun dred projectiles of somewhat smaller size wero on hand and they were sent Monday to San Francisco for Tnnn at Manila The 13 iuch projectiles are popuiariy Known as McKinleys peacemakers ¬ Reading Pa May Thirtccp Inch Projectiles 23 On rush tele ¬ Good Never Sicken Weaken - ptnt Gripe Taste or 10c 25c 50c 314 Good Do Sttrltns ntmedy HO-tO-BAQ CURE CONSTIPATION Company Cllcgo Montral Nan York adsaondcracbcy0ar curVfor liox 407 i 3nd APVORMS Cincinnati tJ i P 100 Address Rogers Remedy Co O T 00 O GALF whisky is distilled from tuVnins maize potatoes and molasses ls Hungary WEUEBS S S Ct i c fest In the world Circular free B c JUCJE Approved by English PriBBtpa 4 -- faiyiiA m Z - a - u- MSar1 - THE BOTJEBON NEWS PAUIS Ktr TUESDAY MAY 24 1898 ters and the rocking movement of the ship I had either fallen asleep or was Dark is the sea and dark the sky on the point of doing so when a heavy The hurrying clouds drive swiftly by man sat down with rather a clash dose And the waves are wild to night They laugh at the bird that cries on the by The barrel shook as he leaned his crag shoulders against it and I was just The seaweed from off the rocks they drag about to jump up when the man began There is never a one that cares to lag to speak It was Silvers voice and And they shout in glee at their might before I had heard a dozen words I Hither and thither they ever roam would not have shown myself for all Xiashing themselves to glistening foam the world but lay there trembling and Over the black night sea They long to leap their rocky bound listening in the extreme of fear and To seek the height where freedom is found curiosity for from these dozen words To run with joy oer the sandy mound I understood that the lives of all tire And over the world to flee honest men aboard depended upon me Then up and up the granite wall NIGHT ON THE SHORE They hurl themselves bub back they fall Down through the dizzying air Up with a shriek of rage and pain They dash from the crest of the foaming main Climbing so madly But back again They fall with a roar of despair The soul of man would sometimes leap The environments that round it sweep But its bonds are set like the mighty deep It must not seek to know As in th morning the waves will lap the aihore The fAOul must be content as before Till the great unknown is the evermore Which God Himself shall show Bessie A Burrows in Midlanu Monthly i P4 ROBERT LOWS STEVEriSOn vJsSSsSSPif T PAUT CHAPTER X Continued Now that bird Silver would say is maybe 200 years old Hawkins they live forever mostly and if any ¬ bodys seen more wickedness it must be the devil himself Shes sailed with England1 the great Capt England the pirate Shes been at Madagascar and at Malabar and Surinam and Providence and Portobello She was at the fishing up of the wrecked plate ships Its there she learned Pieces of eight and little wonder 350000 of She was at the board- ¬ em Hawkins ing of the Viceroy of the Indies out of Goa she was and to look at lidr you would think she was a babby But you smelled powder didnt you -- n i 1 1 u i A v Stand by to go about the parrot would scream Ah shes a handsome craft she is tke cook would say and give her sugar frova bis pocket and then the bird woijld peck at the bars and swear fltrjight on passing belief for wicked--ftes- o There John would add you rart touch pitch and not be mucked ad Heres this poor old innocent bird of mine swearing blue fire and none the wiser you may lay to that She would swear the same in amanner And of speaking before the chaplain with a John would touch his forelock solemn way he had that made me think he was the best of men Bn the meantime the squire and Capt Smollett were still on pretty distant terms with ne another Tke squire made no bones about the matter he despised the captain The captain on his part never spoke but when he was spoken to and then sharp and short and dry and not a word wasted He owned when driven into a corner that he seemed to have been wrong about the crew that some of them were as brisk as he wanted to see and all had behaved fairly well As for the ship he capn to be relieved for Silver giving a little whistle a third man strolled up and sat down by the party Dicks square said Silver Oh I knowed Dick was square returned the voice of the cockswain Hes no fool is Dick Israel Hands And he turned his quid and spat But look here he went on heres what I want to know Barbecue how long are we a going to stand off and on like a blessed bum boat Ive had amost enough o Capn Smollett hes hazed me long enough b3r thunder I want to go into that cabin I do I want their alone pickles and wines and that Israel said Silver 3our head aint CHAPTER XI nor ever was But much account WHAT I HEARD IN THE APPLE 3roure able to hear I reckon least- ¬ BARREL ways your ears is big enough Now No not I said Silver Elint was heres what I say youll berth forcapn I was quartermaster along of ward and 3oull live hard and 3oull my timber leg The same broadside I speak soft and 3oull keep sober till lost my leg old Pew lost his deadlights I give the word and you maj- - lay to It was a master surgeon him that am that my son pytated me out of college and all growled Well I dont say no do I Latin by the bucket and what not but the cockswain What I sa3 is when he was hanged like a dog and sun Thats what I say dried like the rest at Corso castle When b3 the powers r cried Silver That was Roberts men that was and Well now if 3011 want to know Ill corned of changing names to their ships tell 3ou when The last moment I can Royal Fortune and so on Now manage and thats when Heres a what a ship was christened so let her first rate seaman Capn Smollett sails stay says I So it was with the Casthe blessed ship for us Heres this sandra as brought us all safe home squire and doctor with a map and such from Malabar after England took the I dont know where it is do I No Viceroy of the Indies so it was with do the old Walrus Flints old ship as Ive more thisyou sa3s you Well then I mean squire and doctor shall find seen amuck with the red blood and fit to the stuff and help us to get it aboard sink with gold see If I Ah cried another voice that of the b3 the powers Then well was sure of you all sons of double youngest hand on board and evidentty full of admiration he was the flower Dutchmen Id have Capn Smollett back again before navigate us of the flock was Flint Davis was a man too by all ac- I struck WI13 were counts said Silver I never sailed I should think all seamen aboard here said the lad Dick along of him first with England then Were all foksle hands 3011 mean with Flint thats my story and now snapped Silver We can steer a course here on my own account in a manner of speaking I laid by 900 safe from Eng ¬ but whos to set one Thats what all land and 2000 after Flint That aint 3ou gentlemen split on first and last ¬ bad for a man before the mast all safe If I had ni3r way Id have Capn Smoback into the trades at in bank Taint earning now its sav- llett work uswed have no blessed misleast then ing does it you may lay to that calculations and spoonful of water a Wheres all Englands men now I daj But I knowathe sort you are Ill dunno Wheres Flints Why most on ems aboard here and glad to get finish with em on the island as soons the duff been begging before that the blunts on board and a pit3 it is some on em Old Pew as has lost his But youre never happ3 till 3oure sight and might have thought shame drunk Split nry sides Ive a sick heart 1200 a year like a lord in to sail with the likes of 3011 spends Eas3r all Long John cried Israel parliament Where is he now Well hes dead now and under hatches but Whos a crossin of 3ouships think 3e Wh3 how mau3 tall for two years before that shiver my timbers that man was starving He now have I seen laid aboard and how begged and he stole and he cut throats and starved at that by the powers ¬ ¬ half-waA- ssid Silver I trust yu Tv a gauge on the keg mind Theres the Dusk -- keyyon fill a pannikin and bring- - it Terrified as 1 was I could not help thinking to myself that this must have been bow Mr Arrow got the strong wa- ¬ ters that destroyed him Dick was gone but a little while and during his absence Israel spoke straight on in the cooks ear Jt was but aword or two that I could catch and yet I gathered some important news for besides other scraps that tended to the same purpose this whole clause was audible Not another man of themll jine Hence there were still faithful men on board When Dick returned one after an- ¬ other of the trio took the pannikin and drankone To luck another with a Heres to old Flint and Silver him- ¬ self saying in a kind of a song Here to ourselves and hold your luff plenty of prizes and plenty of duff Jut then a sort of brightness fell uponxme in the barrel and looking up I found the moon had risen and was silvering the mizzen top and shining white on the luff of the foresail and almost at the same time the voice on the lookout shouted Laad ho to be continued t XiOolcirR And do you love me for what I am or for what I was eooingry asked the old millionaire with one foot in the grave For what you will be dearest V ambiguoush replied the poor young girl with a living to make- - N Y Jour- ¬ nal A little fin de siecie child Was by its mother told Of Heaven where the angels all Played harps of purest gold He weighed the matter oer and oer Then shook his little head Harps may be good enough for some Ahead Willy Peck Say Popper Tommy StrongwilPs father asked me a funny question the other day Mr Henry Peck Did he my sonfr what was it Willy Peck lie asked me what youc name was before 3011 were married k A Pert Qaestlon Puck - Joys Chief essential Jasper Times ClianRes 1 think 1 am entering on tho second period of tuatniiony Jumpuppe What do you mean by But I want wheels N Y Journal he said AVHOIiLY UNNECESSARY STOCKS One of the Minor P aRishxncnts of IN THE Jasper When 1 was first married if I got drunk my wife thought I was sick but now when Im sick she thinks that Im drunk N Y Journal Driven to It Kind Lad3 If 3ou need clothing I can supplj 3ou with an old suit of my husbands but theyll be about four1 sizes too big for you Tramp Never mind mum Ill wear em Id rather be mistook for aiv N -Y anglo maniac than freeze Weekly that ¬ ¬ ¬ present age is said to be an overrefine ment of the anal3sia of sensation whether pb3sical or mental a habit of regarding in a moral aspect much that was once dismissed as purely ph3 sical So in dwelling on some of the minor punishment of Puritan days the mental stiffeu ins of the unhappy beings who were exposed to the ig¬ nominy of the market place have come to be considered as the chief part of their punishment An account drawn from an old record however testifies that the pli3sical discomforts of such a position were by no means to be ig- ¬ nored One Mr HubbarA was sentenced In Boston to the stocks for having in ¬ dulged in an unwarrantable fit of ill temper When he had taken his seat under the order to remain there for the rest of the da3 there presently came along ia drove of swine which seemed to cast upon him those leering looks that only a fat pig can bestow A dog fol ¬ lowed sniffing at the prisoners feet and making feints unpleasantly approach ing reality of biting him Then a cock mounting to the very top of the stocks crowed his derision upon the victim below and presently a rough fellow after indulging in ugly taunts threw at him f etic toadstools and a dead snake Tlheu an Indian appeared who in a drunken rage stimulated by some fan ciedianjury rushed at Mr Hubbard with a tomahawk probabl3-- intending noth ingiwoTse however than to give him a severe fright which he certainly suc- - Paritnn Days One of the marked tendencies of the Fellow Jack How did 3ou get so wet Poo- CI10II3 Walked six blocks in the wain Jack But 3ou have an umbrella witbi 3ou Yaas but me man wasnt to put it up dont ye know N theah Cholly Y Truth Worst Case on Record Is it true that your husband is very absent minded Mrs Newhy Perfectly Weve been married six Mother Havent you got 3our gloves Alexander Alexander No mater But my hands arp quite clean London Punch Talking- - Fight When long ago a man desired to be a pugilist lie trained with care his massive arm made hard his mighty fist But in the art the changing year3 have wrought a revolution And would be bruisers train the voice and study elocution --L A W Bulletin Mrs Lake Front months and many an evening at 11 he gets up and takes me by the hand tells me what a delightful time he has had and would leave if I did not re¬ mind him Tit Bits A Sweet one he cried as he knelt befor The maid he loved but- he said no msre They had been cleaning- house and he Ran a tack an inch into his knee Chicago Daily News Punctured Proposal THE UNVARNISHED TRUTH had taken a downright fancy to her- Shell lie a point nearer the wind than a man has a right to expect of his own married wife Kir But he would add all I say is Were not home again and I dont like ths cruise The squire at this would turn away fc zrr a s ali n- - H V J A 5 V 4V 3j l M49 w c -- ayO A and march up and down the deck chin in air he A trifle more of that man would say aid I should explode We had souls heavy weather which only proved the- qualities of the Svery man on board Hispaniola and they seemed well content must have been hard to please for if they had been otherwise was never a ships it is my belief there company so spoiled since Noah put to sea Double grog was going on the least excuse there was duff on odd days as for instance if the squire heard it was any mans birthday and always a barrel of apples standing broached in the waist for anyone to help himself that had a fancy Never knew good to come of it yet the captain said to Dr Livesey Spoil foksle hands make devils Thats my belief But good did come of the apple bar ¬ rel as you shall hear for if it had not been for that we should have had no note of warning and anight all have perished by the hand of treachery This is how it came about We had run up the trades to get the wind of the island we were after I am not allowed to be more plain and now we were running down for it with a bright lookout day and night It was about the last flay of our outward voy- ¬ age by the largest computation some time that night or at latest before rioon of the morrow we should sight the Treasure island We were heading S S W and had a steady breeze abeam and a quiet sea The Hispan ¬ iola rolled steadily dipping her bow ¬ sprit now and then with a whiff of spray All was drawing alowand aloft every one was in the bravest spirits because we were now so near an end cf the first part of our adventure Now just after sundown when all my work was over and I was on my way to my berth it occurred to me that I should like an apple 1 ran on deck The watch was all forward look yxg out for the island The man at the nehn was watching the luff of the sail and whistling away gently to him ¬ self and that was the only sound ex ¬ cepting the swish of the sea against the bows and around the sides of the ship In I got bodil imto the apple barrel and found there was scarce an apple - Well it aint much use after all said the voting seaman Taint much use for fools vou mar lay to it that nor nothing cried Sil ¬ ver But now you look here youre young you are but youre as smart aspaint I see that when I set my eyes on you and Ill talk to 3011 like a man You can imagine how I felt when I heard this abominable old rogue ad- ¬ dressing another in the very same words of flattery he had used to myself I think if I had been able I would Jiave killed him through the barrel Meantime he ran on little supposing he he was overheard Here it is about gentlemen of for- ¬ tune They lives rough and they risk swinging but they eat and drink like fighting cocks and when a cruise is done why its hundreds of pounds in- ¬ stead of hundreds of farthings in their pockets Now the most goes for num and a good fling and to sea again in their shirts But thats not the course I lay I puts it away some here some there and none too much anywheres by reason of suspicion Im 50 mark you once backf rom this cruise I set up gentleman in earnest Time enough too saj 3011 Ah but Ive lived easy in the meantime never denied m3self o nothing heart desires and slept soft and eat dainty all m3r da3s but when at sea And how did I begin Before the mast like 3011 Well said the other but all the other mone3s gone now aint it You darent show face in Bristol after this Why where might 3ou suppose it was asked Silver derisively At Bristol in banks and places answered his companion It were said the cook it were when we weighed anchor But ni3 old missis has it all by now And the Sp3 erlass is sold lease and erood will and rigging and the old girls off to meet me I would tell 3011 where for I trust 3ou but it ud make jealousy among the mates And 3011 can trust 3our missis asked the other Gentlemen of fortune returned cook usually trusts little among the themselves and right the3 are 3ou may lay to it But I have a wa3 with me I have When a mate brings a slip on his cable one as knows me I mean it wont be in the same world with old John There was some that was feared of Pew and some that was feared of Flint but Flint his own self was feared of me Feared he was and proud The3 was the roughest crew afloat was Flints the devil himself would have been feared to go to sea with them Well now I tell 3ou Im nnf rL VniiHnrr mmi nnrl Trm cooti 3ourself how easy I keep compan3f for when I was quartermaster lambs wasnt the word for Flints old buc- ¬ caneers Ah you ma3 be sure of 3our self in old Johns ship Well I tell you now replied the lad I didnt half a quarter like the job till I had this talk with 3011 John but theres nn hand on it now And a brave lad 3 ou were and smart too answered Silver shaking hands so heartil3 that all the barrel shook and a finer figure head for a gentleman of fortune 1 never clapped ni3- Didnt Show painting looks well in the horrid electric light Hostess Then perhaps 3ou would prefer to remain in the drawing room where the lamps and shades are N ir World A I dont think Up Well an3 r Zf JJi - V ship J - ¬ this time I had begun to under- stand the meaning of their terms B3 a gentleman of fortune the3 plainly meant neither more nor less than a common pirate and the little scene that I had overheard was the last act in the corruption of one of thehonest sitting down there in the hands perhaps of the last one left eft but iark what vith the sound of the wa aboard But on this ooint 1 was soon B3 e3es on 1 J ceeded an doing KsMb camerfrom an unexpected quar ter for at that moment an old bull came tearing down the Toad His at- ¬ tention was attracted b3 the stocks and with a roar he prepared for a charge Alarmed in his turn the savage darted off The bull made a dash at the stocks and carried awa3r the corner post but without even grazing the object of his Dick he added breaking off briaff ma an apple apparent wrath Whether he was dis- ¬ many brisk lads drying in the sun at gusted b3 the little he had accomplished Execution Dock cried Silver and all or his animosity was thus satisfied he for the same huriy and hurry and started off bellowing and shaking his You hear me luirr I seen a thing head much to the relief of Mr Hubbard And then the unforunate man was or two at sea I have If 3011 would on3 la 3our course and a pint to left in comparative peace to his own windward 3011 would ride in carriages meditations and the cutting sleet of a I know 3011 November day Youths Companion 3011 would Butnot3ou Youll have 30111 mouthful of rum to- ¬ IT WAS NO USE morrow and go hang Everybodj- - knowd 3011 was a kind Goldsmith Conld IVol Work wltli nn Amnsnenxls of a chapling John but theres others It is said that Goldsmith much as as could hand and steer as well as 3011 said Israel Thev liked a bit o fun he disliked exertion and trouble either they did They wasnt so high and dry himself of i the help of an amanuensis nohow but took their fling like jolly Hrw r rnn mnnnrror hV cine rrw companions evet3 one asked a friend desperately So says Silver Well and where Oh easil3 said the other an author are the now Pew was that sort and of many voluminous but short lived he died a beggar man Flint was and he died of rum at Savannah Ah the3 works a I walk about the room and dic was a sweet crew they was on3 where tate to clever man wiho puts down all that I tell him all that I have are the3 to do is just to look over the manu But asked Dick when we do lay cg cm athwart what are we to do with script and possibl3 make a few reetions before sending it to the press em anyliow The indolent doctor was delighted Theres the man for me cried the with this idea and ordered the clever cook admiringh Thats what I call in tfre business Well what would 3ou think man da3 question to be sent to him and next The amanuensis arrived Put em ashore like maroons That pen in hand waiting for the iiictvr would have been Englands way Or sa to begin tion cut em dawn like that much pork Goldsmith paced the room with gret That would have been Flints or IBilly solemaiit3 at first and then with rapid j Bones increasing disturbance of mind and for Billy was the man for that said tures At last he came to a suddenhaU Dead men dont bite sa3s he before Israel the waiting scribe and thrust his Well hes dead now hisself he knows hand into his pocket the long and short on it now and if It will not do my friend he said ever a rough hand come to port it was with a shake of his head holding a Billy to the 3oung man it will not guinea Eight 3ou are said Silver rough do for me I find that my head and my and ready But mark you here Im an hand must work together or therell b easy man Im quite the gentleman no work dnnp says 3ou but this time its serious He ncver made flhe trkll agrain C0Unt- Doot3 is doot3 mates I give nry vote ang it as extra trouole rather than gain jjdeath When Im in parlyment and r Youths Companion riding in my coach I dont want none The City of the Little Monk of these sea law3ers in the cabin The city of Munich is called Muench home unlooked for like the devil at prayers Wait is what I say but when en in German Before it was Muench n it was Moenchen the diminutive the time comes why let her rip John cried the cockswain 3 011re for moench the German word foi monk so that the name of the citj a man signifies little monk The name was Youll sa3 so Israel when 3ou see received 700 years ago In the middk said Silver Only one thing I claim I claim Trelawney Ill wring his calfs of the tweith centurj a number oi head off his body with these hands monks flying from Hungar3 established Dick he added breaking off you a cloister and a colom on the site of the must jump up like a sweet lad and Vet old twn and travelers used to speak of --the place as Bei den Moenchen1 me an appie to wet my pipe like You may fancy the terror I was in later simpl3 Moenchen nowMuenchen I should have leaped out and run for it Whether the Hungarian recluse was if 1 had found the strength but my smaller than his Bavarian conferees or limbs and heart alike misgave me I whether it was simply an expression oi heard Dick begin to rise and then some affection has not been ascertained one seemingl3r stopped him and the Philadelphia Press voice of Hands exclaimed Nearly everj mother says her babj- Oh stow that Dontyourget suck nevercauses her to lose an sleep The ing of that bilcre John rifs hnv iauiersays nothing Washington Dem go of the rum ocrat Pessimist May Stella looks at the dark side of everything Maud Yes indeed Why she is even afraid tha she may notbeableto have her own waj when she is married J Societ3r Miss My friend3 are all Puck - Willie Giggs is regarded as the flow- ¬ of the family said Maud er Perhaps rejoined Mamie that ex-¬ plains WI13- - we so frequentlj hear him alluded to bv the men as a blooming gu3 Explaining a Plirase crazy to see me act Mr Callers sotto voco be Chicago liecord The must Washington Stur Sounds Impudent The most devoted woman That youll find about the place Is not so patriotic That she wont wear Spanish laee Washington Post Patriotism Not Until Then Dicer I hear that 3ou ar Mn Youngwife cant get through her head thinking of going vwith the next arctic The ways of her servants forlo We need exploration expedition When she says to the cook bread Dicer Its a mistake Trivvet i The cook says Then Ill knead the shall not go with a north pole expedi dough tion until the fashion is adopted oi Harlem Life sending the relief expeditions in ad CONSOLATION ance Town Topics Trivvet j tun Jin W IH 1 ¬ cov-r-ect- ly ¬ No ReTerence Required Mistress You will leave this house a quick as 3our week is up and you needV not ask me for a reference either Domestic Sure a riferince from you wuldnt dome an3 good fur Oire towld iver3bod3 theres no belavin a wurrudV 3ez sa3 N Y Weekl3 Dilllcult to Suit Miss Kittish Ive had live men at my feet in the last few da3s Miss Tenspot My brother knows tu man who is clerk in a shoe store and he said you were the most difficult per-¬ son to suit with shoes that he knew Up-to-Da- te Wife But 3ou told me to get th gown dear You said it would cosfc Husband Miss Scott Yes she has been saji ng 25 and here is a bill for all manner of wicked things about only about Well that is all it did cost the dress ¬ Friend You should not heed her maker Detroit Free Pressdear She merely repeats what other people sa3 Punch Very Brief - Actually me 100 1 follow She cried Said he The reason3 plain Your echoing heart Echoes because its hollow Logrical Echoe3 my heart to your sweet words Puck His sentence was a short one And yet his mind is rife With gloomy thoughts that sentence Was just two words For life Up-to-D- ate a day new office boy is trustworthy He alarmed Senior Partner1 Im sure of it Ive Why dear hasyour noticed that when he hasnt anything father threatened to cut 3ou off wiit to do he never pretends to be busy that Chicago Daily News Interested She think it would be pos- ¬ Indication Junior Partner Do 3ou think the sible for two people to live on a dollar He Was A Good Do 3ou h An Eye to BuslnesM An Imiuiry from Kentucky Dash What did Jones say whew The Colonel 1 believe theres a doc- ¬ Maud said she would be a sister to him tor who claims that human beings Cash He replied that that would ha could get along without stomachs satisfactor3 to him provided thej-- were Major Where does he expect us to chare alike under the old mans wilK The N Y World to put our liquor sah Town Topics Puck Conldnt Find the Poclcet He Didnt Know muttered the great detec- ¬ Baffled Mamma I dont understand how it tive is Willie that you are ut the bottom He threw his wifes dress to the floor of 3our class and strode gloomily from the room Willie I dont understand it myself Judge She but I know its dreadful easv I want to be an angel Huousrh for Him Up-to-Da- te A -- - -- ¬ Lov ia like sea sickness He Why She Because you can hare it awfully and yet cant deicribe it Detroit Pree Mysterious Malady - - Press That wiah I have tabooed- have IMade nt wished it since my wif me some angels fooi -- I A W BulleUa l 9 Jw rr wwKK f THE BOURBON NEWS PABIS EY TUESDAY J iwifimm wiiiii MAY 24 1898 iirnrii rrrr sz3t3rjfzjuJitivim News From Camp Collier Jfcoyal mBKes OBITUARY GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS the food pure wholesome and delicious May 231 1S98 The Lexiugtou branch of the Amer ¬ ican Bible Society has distributed three Newtown Mrs Emma thousand New Testaments among the Camp Collier Lexington Ky Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Theatrical And Otherwise inmrk In Of The Dead The Fover John Bennett aged twedfty one died Mr Packer o Chicauo is the of typhoid fever Sunday afternoon at name of Eddie Foy V new play THE ¬ 1 i soldiers at the two camps tents have been put up for the Second and Third regiment Each tent is under the charge of a secreY M G A ¬ tary - POWDER Absolutely Pure NEW YORK The soldiers have been offered the free use of che baths at the Yr M 0 A and at Kentucky University The examination of the members of the Fust Regiment began Friday at There was a large Camp Bradley number of rejections in the two companies examined and some of the men assert that they have been turned down for trivial canses The eyesight is given a severe test and defective eyes have caused the failure of many ¬ ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO aged Lucia Boone twenty two years wife of vEdwin H Boone of this city died Saturday even iug at six oclock at the home of Mr W on Pleas ¬ H Boone her father-in-laant streel after an illness of several weeks The deceased was formerly Miss Emma Lucia Shater of a much respected family at Hamilton Ohio and was a very lovely young wonan She was married to Mr Boone last July The funeral services were held yester- ¬ day morning at ten oclock at the Chris tian Church by Eld J S Sweeney asThe sisted by Rev E H Rutherford Lapsley pall bearers were Dr F Chas Kenney Strother Quisenberry w Sydney Rosenfeld and Mark Twain will collatorattt oa a new comedy 7T The Cincinnati May Mumc Festival will b jjiu to itjht at th M i io Hall Mrs Coiinne Moore Liwson who is well known in this city will sing Wednes ¬ day afternoon and evening and Friday evening Why Smith Left Home a new farce by Gtorge H Broadhmt the author 6f What Happsnnd to Junes will be given its initial perforiudiicr in New York in August or September -- Is the greatest labor saving farm tooi ever mvemeo it is reliable does the work accu¬ Tobacco Planter rately and saves money Nothing made like it 1 ¬ tie l Eighteenth Yeur Kstablisbed mini ieil 1881 Geo D Mitchell W A Parker Jr Published every Vuesaay and Friday by rTER CHAMP editors and Owners j BRUOK MILLER ilakr all Jheckz iloney Orders etc oayable to the order of CHAMP MlILEK transferred to the Second Regiment Obituar38 cards of thanks calls on candihas been pro noted to t e dates resolutions of respect and matter of a and ten cents per line like nature of o the Stewart Special rates given for large advertise position regiment ments and yearly cards hospital corps of that Dr Ben Frank was Saturday promoted to the office of Steward of the Louisville The position Legion hospital corps 60 per pays of Steward and the Drs have the month Drs Frank same fare as the officers and SweeneT who were classmates at Louisville are two of the most popular young men of Paris and their fnends will be glad to hear of their promotion running at line rates ¬ ¬ - AD VER7I81NU RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first inser ¬ Dr John Sweeney of Paris who en tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei tine each insertion Locals in black type listed in the hospital corps of the Louis- ¬ twenty cents per line each insertion Legion First Regiment has been Fractions of lines count as full lines when ville The remain were Rudolph Davis taken to Woodford county for inter-¬ ment The Hamilton relatives of the deceased came up on the 11 a m train and accompanied Paris yesterday morning The Lexington Observer says the remains to Woodford has a fine company of men In fact the whole of the Second Regiment is a fine My agency insures against body of young men They come largely ¬ from the best families of the Blue Grass fire wind and storm best old repection prompt paying compa- ¬ liable Lillitu Russell Dela Fux and Jeff de Augelis will not be Snu ioerher next season Delia Fox will star under the management of Nat ft jth aud De Angelis will star in several new comic operas Miss Russells plans not yet been announced She will so to Europe after a short vacation spent in the monntaiiiS hv BUY A BEMIS And plant your tobacco right ew Departur Hi Brown nies non union W 0 HINTON Agent STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Late News of the War Telegrams from Tampa state that Gen Shafter will lead the American forces on Havana He is to have forty pieces of artillery 2000 men and 1500 horses The City of Pekin sailed yesrerday from San Francisco for Manila carry- ¬ ing troops to Dewep Up to yesterday afternoon no news had been received at Washington from either of Uncle Sams fleets A battle may result in a few hours or may not occur for a week or so The Oregon arriyed safely at Key West yesterday after a cruise of 13000 mileB She will join Sampsons fleet after taking on supplies Prominent Londoners are said to have advance news of the forthcoming announcement of a Franco Spanish alliance Five columns of war news are printed on page two Ordered To Chickamauga Turf Notes Ossian Edwards of this city sold six- ¬ teen hogsheads of tobacco in Cincinnati last week at 12 to 1775 Plaudit the Kentucky horse won the 10000 Oakley Derby Saturday easily from Leiber Karl There were only two starters George Whitney of Lexington has colt Fold the crack imp Helobias by Farondale dam Bromley to Lass Bowden 10000 Chicago for Co of A very large delegation of Parisians He is rated as the best colt in the West came up to Camp Collier Sunday to X N Special Kates visit Company I and tell the members Second Rjgiment is goodbye before the To Cincinnati May 24 2S good return moved from Lexington All of the boys are cheerful and in good health and ing up to 30th one and one third fare for the round trip on account of th are anxious to go to the front May Music Festival V Bowling Greeu Ky onccount o To The Louisville Courier Journal Sunday the Kentucky G A R meeting Onprinted a very poor likeness of Mr N fare for tho round trip Tickets on sal C Fisher the good looking Second 21th limited to 28th Lieutenant of Company I May t25th and To Richmond Ky 20th one fare for tbe round trip on J B Yeldell Will Senienr Ben account of the Blnegrass Tournament Senieur Chas Pitman Russell Barbee Tickets good to return Mayv30th and Levi Fratman of Mt Sterling To Natural Bridge SundfMayQth joined Company I of Paris before it one dollar rorind tripV SAgl5l trail was mustered into the army leaves Paris 1030 a m To Dallas Texas June 10 11 12 oi The Lexington Argonaut says The account of Imperial Council Nobles o flig presented by the young ladies of the Mystic Shrine One fare round trip Paris High School to the Paris Com piny FJ3 CABRAgent has been receiyed It is a beauty and Use Parib Milling Cos Purity the boys are very proud of it two-year-o- ld - Tranters Of Stock Crop Ctc inusic 1 and dramatic entertainment to be given at the opera house on the evening of June 1st will comprise six or eight charming numbers including two In Miss Ella Martin Lexingtons cleverest vocalist and several by talented Paris tunsicians The program will end with the original one act drama A Loyal Cmin tte written by Wilter Champ of this city The play will be given under the direc- ¬ tion of W H Ddvis late of thFast Mail Co - The program of th and Clll valors ARE THE LEADERS They do the work where others fail SoXc3 cxoJLy TfcTT - - Triumph In Photographic Art will stand of time and atmospheric in fluences Made in all sizes ami is dur- ¬ able The likeness is alwavs preserved in minntest detail and can he made from any old picture I mvitr all who ire interested in large pictures to f xam me this wo derful picture niiiiving tbetst The Carbon Photograph ink 2 lEf sa ¬ C1 eUIUU 1 KHB ft iKiSllt FJLPIIS KIIT r WnMZJNK JtVViaAfttCffaH I - onr orders for any copying aid of old pictures 1 mnk- - our sit ings free when vou desi a large picture from life nd guarantee satisVery nspect fully faction L GitiNNAN Artist Pari- 29mar tf Ky tVric- 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 doit ¬ y ry Ton nres erir jc cu v laches -- uc The time for Spring house cleaning las arrived We are prepared to lend OU our assistance in the shape of laun lering lace curtains blankets bed spreads etc Special care taken to re urn lace curtaius iu as good condition is when received v - v DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN- tf ruart Bourbon Steam Laundry 50 - T - Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc Van Hook Whiskey McDekmoit A Good M rents per Spears A telegram yesterday from Washing ¬ ton ordered the Second Regiment of Kentucky to hickamauga The regi- ¬ ment will doubtless leave this after-¬ noon over the Q l for Chattanooga The Thirty third of Michigan was also ordered to Chibkamauga the Second Virginia to Tampa and the Twenty Insure in my agency non- ¬ second of Kansas to Camp Alger union Prompt paying reliable Virginia Ex Bourbon C M Longmire was appointed Lieutenant of the Georgetown Company has been transferred to the Coyington Company because one ol the Lieutenants failed to pass Sunday morning at Camp Bradley Samuel Tyler of Company F of th3 Louisville Legion who refused to sign the muster roll without good reason was dressed in a yellow sweater by his companions was ridden on a rail through the camp and paraded with tin pans and drums Then he was tossed in a blanket and his face was smeared with yellow paint He was then drummed out of camp Ed Davis of the Madisonville Company was given similar treatment at Camp Collier the other day Davis refused to sign the muster roll ¬ for sale by all grocers Take no other who Ask for it flour CARLISLE Hewn iury often saves money and also rood health If ou are troubled with constipation indijres- Siion or any form ol stomach trouble renusm- er to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin ai d health will ie restored to Ky insures against fire Pictures at Reduced Prices wind and storm Mr Gibson a first class photographer W 0 EINT01M Agent who is located at the corner of Eighth and Main streets desires to inform the Fashionable Spring shoes superior public that he is prepared to make in every respect and prices at the low ¬ strictly first class pictures at prices as est point at low as is consistent with good work Davis Thompson Isgrig He will develop aud print kodak pic- ¬ Try our special A coffee six tures promptly in first class style Work done when promised He solicits your pounds for 100 Spears McDermott patronage 6my4t companies Just received at Price line of straw aud liuen hats Cos a fine tf Dont use any other but Purity flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other All grocers keep it Excursion Kates Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair DR CREAM 4J - NG POWftIR - MOST PERFECT MADE 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Apure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free com Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Cincinnati Railway June 10 to 17 sell tickets to Dallas Texas and return limited to June 28 at one fare account imperial Nobles of Mystic Shrine June 29 to July 9 sell tickets to Lex- ¬ ington and return limited to July 11 at one and one third fare accoutn Chau- ¬ tauqua Bowling Green Kentucky Grand Army Republic May 24 25 one fare Cincinnati May Festival May 24 28 one and one third fare June 13 17 one fare Knoxville Tennessee Biblical Assem ¬ bly June 20 21 one fare Asheville North Carolina Students Conference June 15 17 one fare Paducah Kentucky Sunday School Union June 13 14 one fare W H Cox Agent Frankfort From Nicolas Countj Precincts Miss Mabel Scott will spend her vaca tion abroad Several couples drove to Blue Licks Suuday evening Miss Florence Honey of Paris ie visiting the family of Geo R Morten Mrs Henry FnttP returned Saturday from a few days visit to friends in Mays ville Several took advantage of the Lexing ton excursion Sunday and visited camp Collier The strawberry and ice cream supper given by the band Friday night was a tuccess financially Clark Fritts wife and children of Bourbon were down from Tuesday till Sunday visiting relatives Rev W E Mitchell will deliver the Commencement sermon Sunday at Sharpsburg and bis pulpit will be filled by Rev Toles of Mason county Carlisle people can save money by buying their goods of J T Hinton ac Paris His line of carpets mattings wall paper and furniture is unequaled in price an I quality The closing exercises of the Carlisle High School were held in the chapel of the school building Friday afternoon aud were attended by a large crowd which complimented the school board and corps of teachers The program was too lengthy to reproduce here Miss Mary Krenktl was presented a medal by Principal Wm F Ramey for promptness During eight years she has not missed a single day or recitation having to her credit 1440 days during which she recited 7200 recitations an swered to 2880 roll calls average grade 92 John The Krenkels oration Mission of America was greatly ap plauded There were nine graduates eight young ladies and one young man Music was furnished by the Carlisle Military Band Ardenia Tune and Elizabeth Rice were presented with scholarships to the State College and John Krenkel with a scholarship to Kentucky Weslyan College ac Win ¬ chester Culled -- ou Trlai sizes U c lo doses Hie large size 50c ind Si 00 of W T Ur oks druggist Paris i ljaiwm Wrights Celerj Tea regulates the aver and kidneys cures constipation md sick headache 25c at all druggists Our line of mens tan shoes embraces che newest novelties for Springe- - from Vr the best manufacturers Davis Thompson Isgrig 5i3jBF s V ¬ Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa ¬ tion sick headaches 25c at druggists To Cure A Cold It is beginning to be In One Day Tab- ¬ if it f ails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris lets Ky Take Laxative Bromo Quinine WARM and it is going to be All druggists refund the money Advice to WARMER Especially is this true about Z r Consum ptiives Z tion itself should understand I These remedies will cure about every case in its first stages and many of those more advanced It is only weak lungs or with consump- - There are three great reme- dies that every person with t f t WALL PAPERS If you want any papering done do as other people have done buy your paper from J T Hinton andjSI t J ¬ 1 the most advanced that are Even these are wonderfully relieved and life J itself greatly prolonged hopeless SAVE MONEY Look at my window dispjay ¬ I Fresh air proper food and VVlldLdIC HI CSC 1CU1CU1C3 I that line Who else can duplicate Scoffs Emulsion phosphites Ul SUU JLHCf Call and see the new line of boys waists 25 50 and 75 cents at Price Cos clothiers No trouble to show goods -- that Scotts EmulsionfTs the oldest the most thoroughly tested and the highest en¬ 4 - draughts but not of fresh air Eat nutritious food and drink plenty of milk Do not forget Be afraid of S tW UUHll JLJJJSU- - The prices are going to be smashed served It wont last long so come early Firstrcome first 1A J T HINTON 3 - ParisKy shoes the most exacting woman can conceiye inblack and brown leatheis at Davis Thompson Prettiest Isgrigs dorsed of all remedies for weak throats weak lungs and ii cunsuuipLiuii in an iu siagcs all druggists SCOTT 50c and 100 BOWNE Chemists New York -I iff rig - ir J V I Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking m all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to UAKKIAUKS FOR HIRE s lb -t -- v W Hi B 1 WW T s TSfi BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY MAY 24 1898 l 5 ftr r iklj m t THE I 7 i S V I U w v V - lj it J -V i V - XI Program for the annual union meet Missionary Schools of the Bluegrass will be held at COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY ing of Paris Womans Year Established 1881 Eighteenth Societies to be held in the Baptist Friday and Richmond on Thursday THE NEWS MAN church Thursday May 26 8 p m Saturday A Paris chorus will contest Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Of some advertisements are misleading We want to for 10 WOrth Of library books aud the Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Opening Hymn aecot iiss mail matter PrayerRev E G B Mann following pupils Of the Palis High The Depots In The ifotel Lobbies And Organ Solo- - Mrs Albert Mitchell Elsewhere School will contest for medals Piano Scripture Reading Rev E H Rnther- - clean out some odds and ends in Ladies TELEPHONE NO 124 4 aridSy hand solo Miss Etta Q sisenberry vocal solo ldrd visiting rela- jjrs car Crawford is Soprano Solo Mrs F J Cheek Bessie Hunt written spelling Ellen tives in Ohio SUBSCRIPTION PRICES by turned shoes sizes 1 to Women as Missionaries Paper We have cut the price to 150 Sprake Payable in Advance Helen Connell Perry Shy Representative of the Methodist G White has returned Mr G 2100 higher arithmetic Prentice Laucruu 52 00 Sixmouths Oneyear Society from New Orleans NEWS COSTS YOU CANT EVEN GET A RE- Georgia Boston Pearl Friedman higher per pair cash For ladies who want perfect comfort and Hymn PORT FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Mrs Fletcher Mann left yesterday Paper at Home by Womans Work algebra Rose Blessing Lizzie C Stone Representative of the Christian for a visit in Morehead Make all Checks Money Orders Etc geometry Bessie Thomas Lizzie Stone long wearing shoes this is an exceptional opportunity Church Society payable to the order of Chajip Mimkr Dan Peed left yesterday for a busi- ¬ Soprano Solo Mrs Charles JMehagen Frankie Marsh latin translation Rose Blessing mental ness trip to Lexington Georgia Grimes Paper First Fifty Years of Modern Results Yesterday by Representative of Baseball Missions Mary has recovered Rodney Qninby H S Stout Mrs arithmetic First Presbyterian Society Fuller Anna Kendall Euglish composi- ¬ from a fortnights illuess Last Fifty Years of Modern Paper Get the baby a buggy at J T flin tion George K Varden Patti Ware by Representative of Missions Mr Ollie Hedges is spending a few itf tons Ellen days at Olympian Springs panmanship Second Presbyter an Church Society Ora Slaughter Soprano Solo Mrs Fraak Fihian Will Grannox of this city will be¬ Sprake Rodney Quinby Sarah Griunau Prof J W Fox of Big Stone Gap Paper Value of Missions in the Eleva- ¬ one of the graduates of Kentucky Uni- drawing Lucien Buck Bennett Thomas Is in the city on a short visit tion of Woman by Representative Guy Overbey declamation Pearl versity this year of Baptist Church Society Mrs W R Thomas visited rela- ¬ Friedman Perry Shy 100 yard dash Paper The Present Day Outlook by The Monday JSight Literary Club Thos Roche Will Rion Stanley Dow tives in Lexington yesterday Representative of the Episcopal W Eber 200 yard dash Church Society metlast night with Rev Mr Frank Bowden was the guest Wm Rion Thos Closing Hymn hardt on Sixth street Roche running high jump Harry of friends in Millersburg Sunday Benediction We have add d fco our business the best assorted stock to be sold Miss Alice Spears is visiting Miss The choir will be composed of the return- ¬ Marsh Wm Rion Thos Roche throw- ¬ Frank and Arciiie Bedford ladies of the various church choirs at the lowest popular prices of furnishing goods for Men and Boys ed Sunday from St Marys Ohio after a ing baseball Foster Brry Thos Roche Bessie Armstrong in Lexington Miss Laura Lilleston will be the accom ¬ and Wm Rion The baseball game will fishing trip Dr W S Napper of Bardstown is panist ten days wear ever placed on sale in Paris such as white Dress Shirts Neg- ¬ be between Richmond and Paris K The public is cordially invited to atthe guest of his brother F S Napper D Miller of Second street was meeting ligee Shirts in Percale Madras and Cheviots knit and muslin under ¬ Miss Nellie Stoker was the guest of tend this Annual Sunday Shool Convention to a Covington hospital Saturday taken the Misses Walker in Lexington SaturThe very best companies com- ¬ wear cotton silk and Lisle socks Suspenders Handkerchiefs and for medical treatment The Annual State Convention of the day be pose my agency which insures Gloves String Ties Bows and Scarfs Collars and Culls Everything Agents Wanted Ladies only Ap Kentucky Sunday school Union will 16 Mrs J T McMillan and daughter 14 15 and held in Paducah on June against fire wind and storm at Mrs ply between 2 and 5 p m Miss Mildred were in LexingtonSatur complete for Men and Boys and all new and up to date in style and A most attractive ami practical pro- ¬ Non union Berrys boarding house day gram has been arranged prices W O HINTON Agent Col Brent Arnold of Newport was Clay have removed thtir Every Sunday school in the State is Rion o B Alexander shoe store to the storeroom lately occu- ¬ entitled to one delegate for each hun ¬ the guest of Mr George NUPTIAL KNOTS- Come and see us and we will save you money compared with Sunday dred members or fraction thereof pied by Jas Kennedy as a drug store Deputy Sheriff W W Mitchell Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ prices charged you at clofhing and haberdasher houses Entertainment will be provided for all W H Hall of this city has been accredited delegates on condition that made a business trip to Frankfort yes emnizations Of The Marriage Yows appointed General Superintendent of the their names are enrolled on or before terday The marriage of Mr Luke Connelly Sun Life Insurance Company in Mt June 13 with Rev W H Pinkerton at Mrs O P Clay will entertain the and Miss Mary Doyle will be solemnized Sterling Paducah D A R next Tuesday afternoon at two to morrow morning at a quarter past railroads inthe State oclock seven at the Catholic Church by Rev 529 Main St Paris Ky All the The examination for colored teachers made a rate of one fare will take place at the court house Fri- have Capt Ed Taylor and Mr Ira G Father Burke They will leave on the ftyuwitwgtrs mimmu day May 27th beginning promptly at for the round trip on presentation of Taylor of Cincinnati were in the city 750 train for a short bridal trip credentials S30 a m yesterday Always ask for Paris Milling Credentials majr be obtained from ex- ¬ Miss Ann Kelley of Higgins avenue Cr a Pnvifrw flrmv All orrnners John Fox is writing a series of Kj county offieero or from the State Secre H J IUX--iiVlu1 2 wwwleaves today for a visit to her old home JJ cellent war letters for Harpers Weekly tary at Room 19 Louisville Trust Build ¬ keep it Insist on having Purity in Ireland The last two have been from Chicka- - ing Louisville Mrs Sprigg Brent of Flemiugs every time mauga and Atlanta The Kentucky And The Kearsarge burg is the guest of Mrs Robt Goggin BIRTHS N Conductor Carson of the L on Second street If the first class battleships Kearsarge who has been living in this city for the Mrs Henry Spears and Miss Alice The movent Of Our Future Men And past two years left yesterday for and Kentucky aie nut in fighting trim Women Lex- ¬ to secure a position on a tea- - by November 1 lr will not be the fault Spears wre guests of relatives in Atlanta Near this city Friday to the wife of of the Newport News Shipbuilding and ington Saturday board line Miller Ward a son J Miller Both of these Dry Dock Company Mrs W T Brooks and Mrs Thos J Splendid Hosiery forLadies and Dress Goods from 5c to 100 per About one hundred and twenty per ships are destined to be queens of the Fisher were among the Parisians in Ward Jr One special lot at 39c Children at lUc per pair sons from Paris visited the military worlds nayies and are being rushed to Lexington Saturday JicT Hintons ref rige ators are tbe yard to say completion worth double camps at Lexington Sunday The six large boilers of Mis C Alexander returned Friday best Company I of each ship have been placed in position Notions ol all kinds very cheap goodbye to the boys of Dress linings at half tbe price night from a visit to her daughter Mrs Why have such a dirty wall when asked elsewhere Paris before they are called to the This work was attended by no little die Howard in Covington tf paplr is so cheap at J T Hintons Extra good bleached and un- ¬ front risk as it became necessary to use the -New Table Linens from 20c to bleached cotton atoc per yard Mr and Mrs W O Hinton and young ladies of the Episcopal niLety ton crane the 140 ton crane not children spent Sunday and yesterday The Remember the Maine buy a 75c per yard Special sale at 50c being finished The boilers each weigh Cnnrch will give a social to night in with relatives near Lexington New Mill Large ninety tons and the cranes were tested lineand silk handkerchief witti yard line of IJenangs at4y per worth Yorkyard PheeiinJ the basement of the church where ice 0c a RevsEG B Mann has returned on the Illinois the great ship on it tor 25 and cream and strawberries will be served to their capacity Work satisfactorily and this from the General Conference of the for ten cents Yocal and instrumental is going ahead 50 cents at Price Gos Methodist Church at Baltimore 5 to the pleasure of the ship a sister ship to ihe Alabama and music will add Robt Rowney ex Parisian of CovJ T Hinton has the best and cheapevent The public is invited to attend Wisconsin will be launched the latttr ington was here on a vieit Sunday He est lace curtains part of June privately tf is engaged in electrical carpet cleaning Mischief Makers or The Little Horses Sent To Tampa will be The House on The Avenue Mra Jennie Kirby Martin formerly Buy your refrigerator from ffE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST0GK 0E produced at the opera house to night by Capt J B Ailshire U S A was of this city who noNV lives in the JT Hinton the Junior Sodality of the Catholic in the city Saturday and purchased Cherokee striu in Oklahoma is in the IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS The entertainment is for a fifty one cavalry and artillery horses city on a visit after an absence of sev- ¬ Church N Excursions Ii worthy cause and should be largely at- from Bay less Kern of this city The eral years N will run another one The L tended The admission will be twenty horses were shipped Saturday night in Mrs Fannie Fiiend and daughter Bridge on five cents N to Miss Ida have returned from a several dollar excursion to Natural three palace cars over the L Tampa Fla They were pronounced weeks stay in Louisville where Mrs 29th Saw The Derby Run Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wheBa N will sell round trip The L thebest lot of horses that have left Friend receiyed medical treatment tickets to Cincinnati Sunday at 125 quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call Among the Parisians who saw the Bourbon for years She is entirely recovered good goingn the train leaving Paris 10000 Oakley Derby run Saturday Miss Ella B Martin Lexingtons at 515 a m and returning on train Masters Sales were Messrs Catesby Woodford J Hal sweet singer was in the city yesterday leaving Cincinnati at 755 p m Woodford F B Carr Benj Woodford A T Forsyth sold Sat ¬ afternoon She will sing at the musical Auctioneer Brice Steele T H Talbott W G urday for Master Commissioner E M and dramatic entertainment at the FXVJEi M3STtOTTA VT TATTOn Dont put down that old carpet J Talbott Martin Doyle W W Mitchell Dickson the following opera house on June 1st S E TIPTON Cutter T Hinton has some beautiful ones tf Stout Leer and L Saloshin Eleven acres of land and three town t Mrs Chas Clarke and daughter lots in Lexington and the life interest Leonard Cook Elected Lieutenant Miss Sadie Clarke of Third street and in 235 acres of land all the property of At noon yesterday Gov Bradley John W Turner were sold to John T Miss Lucy Willis of North Middle town were visitors at the military ordered Company I of this city to hold Ireland for 2550 an election at Camp Collier to settle the House and lot of W R Thomas to camps at Lexington yesterday controversy over the previous election of Economy Building and Loan AssociaMrs B F Remington went to Cyn W9JSSSEbmjjmymttLtKm wn iiTonrW i M aEilySBfcqaaB Leonard Cook as First Lieutenant The tion for 5400 thiana yesterday to see Mrs W W OPEN JUNE 15TH TO OCT 1ST election was held last night and the vote The Smith who is ill of pneumonia fifty five Cook stood as follows Court Topics many friends of Mrs Smith will be Talbott eighteen Winsor Letton two Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate Co A court Saturday glad to learn that she is improving aud Waters The prettiest Place and beat There are eighty In Judge Purnells Wm Tarr one recover kept Suinwier Resort in the West members of the company and seventy Mack Brooks and Will Clinkenbeard will of For particulars apply to colored of North Middletown were cast six votes were Mrs E M Dickson of East Third eacn fined 3650 for indulging in the street has issued invitations for a reCAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor festive game of craps ception Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs Log ans Will Probated Chas Rankin charged with malicious Mrs John Rodman of Frankfort IRVINE KY The will of Mrs Sallie J Logan shooting and Chas Burroughs charged Mrs Dickson will also entertain at cards satisfac- ¬ widow of the late Dr J M Loganf of with malicious cutting were held over Friday at cards in honor of Lexington bequeathing her 1606 acre to Circuit Court Both are colored citi- ¬ her guest Bourbon county farm to her nieces zens of Millersburg Ladies Vesting top Shoes Mrs Palmer Graham of Terre i Miss Lizzie Ewalt Grimes and Mrs Haute Ind will arrive Thursday night 26 Sallie S Talbott of this city her house Notable Wheat Sale for a visit to her parents Dr and Mrs to College of the and lot on Broadway Brent Bros of this city yesterday John Jameson Miss June Jameson Bible also the residue from the sale of VIC- ANOTHER SPANISH J si 110 acres of land in Fayette county and sold to E O Fretwell for J E Miles who has been attending college in Terre f t If55t TORY appointing Mr Robt C Talbott of this of Frankfort about three thousand Haute will visit relatives jn Crawfords ville before returning home 4 TO -city her executor was probated yester- bushels of wheat at 120 per bushel Spain shouts Will somebody tell day at Lexington He dont him when he is licked The commencement exercises of Mrs SCINTILLATIONS realize that he is badly done up Blanche Alexanders private school were Fire At The G G White Distillery held Friday There were three gradu- ¬ An Interesting Jumble Of News And You may not realise already Comment At 815 last night the slop drying atesMisses Kate Alexander Cannie plant of the G G- White distillery Grimes and Sadie Clarke and all read Clark County toll gate raiders have that yqui- linen is badly done up TJgfcEsiig Ulag g5ga5-i some unknown manner caught fire in Other interesting threatened to dynamite a tollgate on tin excellent essays either until you com p ire it with was completely destroyed The loss numbers of the program were a chorus Paris pike near Winchester and in The vesting tops are the latest some of the exquisite work done SJp will be about six thousand dollars by the school a vocal solo by Miss Kate The fact thatEnsign Bagley was the Spring footwear They are as comfort- ¬ which is about covered by insurance Aloynnrlfir and the rendition of The first man to be killed in the SDanish- - able as an Oxford and are extremely at thisktiudry Our laundry wprjg t The slon drier was nut in about four Book by Misses Lizzette Dickson and American war creates a remarkable pretty is simply perfect and cant be imAfVlOTIR- vof w oVinnt n rt- r 1U JlllUO gU a a wuou rF auUl CIT j Alexaader The exercises were coincidence His father Major Bagley Tiac anj rran yjcj gjd proved on A Vst is ail we need and dollars ana was giving spienum well attended of North Carolina was the first Con A variety of vesting tops satisfaction to make voi a patron always federate killed in the late war falling at All the newest and most The alarm came in from bos 12 and Raceland Jersey butter fori Big Bethel church Va just befoie fashionable lasts the fire department responded promptly Bull Ran sale by Newton Mitchell ijjRrices too low to speak of and did satisfactory work BODS eon HEWS The Higli School Tournament PERSONAL MfclON Prograih of Union Missionary Meeting The annual tournament of the High ONE HALF j j -- j j Davis Thomson Isgrig For Boys ¬ ¬ r ¬ ¬ - imM nnxpQ uuniun Condons Crowded Keep LOW PRICES - Everything in Spring Goods Now on Sale at Special Out Prices - Beautiful Pictures giy en away with purchase ¬ ¬ ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Estill Springs ¬ t- ¬ of this city have en J Winters gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and lastThnrsday of each month who will test your eye sight and fit yon with glasses and guarantee tion Call in and have your eyes tested free of charre 1898 Next visit will be Thursday May i ¬ -- - I j ggr - i - - See page JT Hintons large ad on fourth tf Seed sweet potatoes McDermott Spears Send yourjinen to Haggard Reeds Steam Laundry for a good finish tf Jiloii Clay Tke Bourbon Steam Laraidry BRO W M HINTON JR Proprietors Telephone Nov 4 i 6 THE BOURBON NEWSj Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Ealtors an1 nWnera BRUCE MILLER I I THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KX TUESDAY MAY 24 1898 Mother -- How did he come to talk to WANTED TO SEE LEITER -- A Many a mau in Chicago now envies Joseph Letter and wishes that he had bad the foresight and capital sufficient to permit him to embark in a vast wheat jkboj aMtKiius deal And it might seem that such men PIB have good reason to be envious because Icing appears to be in --jajl uojsofj sSutjio ioj painiijsqns the young wheat good favor with Dame Fortune at the oq ubd saqpuarl to saiuaf uaddns to uapjBq o present time But with all the advan- jauutp joj aoq ao poo B tages of a knowledge of power a gener sainuiut Aai b joj uaAO aqj up ag 3uj sojjaojdoiaqi9AO pnaads piiB mbSus ously large bank account and other He dwelt in the mansion that frowned on met father which Mr Leiter has gained jo pijuoodsaiqBj b JSuippB qojj jiijs the hill Mother hastily 0 that was differ- ¬ thingshave come certain disadvantages b oi saitqAY aq Ba Her cot with the wind and the weather injj aqi aaAO was gray ent quite different But tell me about there among these are the cranks and mod pauajpii sb uoos sy ami aq Chief But she flung him a rose from the bush by this morning curious individuals without number lB jijs iipu pioa arrjn v lUAV Rooms the sill Lucy blushing Weil I thought the who have apparently come to the conmorn- ¬ bj- qoiBjsuioo jo injuoodsaiqux auo And he caught it and kissed it one verses must be meant for me ing in May clusion that Joseph Leiter must have g iuajBaq ijaAV s35o aaaqi jo sjoa aq Mother Naturally warm place in his heart for each and ppB aajBAv 5uiioq jo od b ui i Sulfas His coat was the finest that money could Lucy And that he must have written every one of them Men and women Aq oq Juuijioq ai buy iui jo jurd b jaq And a monarch might covet the ring on them You see he always sits at 014 ubSus atqAv jo duo aajjoo b utaq xaAO with every kind of scheme throng his his hand And I thought it was very very im- ¬ offices in the board of trade building juoj spaas aqj jno Jouib saoqs uiq gown was a woolen of soberest dye Her And her busy brown fingers were rough- ¬ pudent of him and beseech him to aid them in enter- ¬ our saSuBJo aaAvs 9ati inn puB paj Mother Exceedingly impudent I prises ranging from putting a perpetual ened and tanned 5uxppntx aSfuujo But he paused to look back by the vine think motion machine on the market to escovered stile aunqrtjJ tbto Lucy And I wanted to tell him socap in the courtliest tablishing a Theosophist mission among jauimo3 TjBnuiouiQ 44anBdaq no And he lifted his way Mother Urn That was hardly nee the Fi jis jjsnjAY ko doip b tmB isqi 4ub urs bSo sweet was her face and so sunny her essary I think To all of these propositions Mr Leiter jo uorjoaarp aqj ut Suipioj joj qSiq oo smile Lucy Wouldnt you have wanted to usually turns a deaf ear but recently he Framed in by the blossoming branches of dn sr aajo aqa iuqj joSubis si qjnji mother when you were a girl May was the recipient of a request so unique tui3iBaJq jiBaq aq nq pa5oA jb ajo Mother laughing Well I might in its character that he weakened and The mettlesome mare in the moonlight aqj tuu aui aouis ajojaq pauaddBq iutB have What did you do was tied made an answer in the affirmative He na Lucy 0 I looked as cross as I could was seated in his office at the lime and l jib k paxii uib j aCaC x diuans To a tree by a little gray house in the jaA aBi axojaq uiBd aqj uiojj ooj vale Good as it was just after luncheon he was ever so cross and I said in --xa aui ia aaSaBJis isbj os o And her master within had forgotten his morning a- very amiable frame of mind pride A well aAtsjndmr ni aijojq Mother eagerly What did he say known broker came into the private of- ¬ repealed loves rapturous As he knelt and t5upf b joj qSuoua poo3 sjbuj Good morning tale Lucy O he said fice and said after a brief apology for I aas aC nq In sunshine or shadow the prints of his feet too intruding on the boot heels were point- ¬ With spur3 sSSa pauj uc Baui unrq jajjnq inui Mother Well Joe I have a proposition that may qotj auod iuor jo Atiajd aC aAi8 ubo ed that way i Lucy I drew myself up and taid strike you as being rather odd but I For the wooing was swift and the winning lBqi oi sauioa i uaqAV joSubjjs qo ¬ was sweet Can you tell me if they keep aa in- am going to put it to you just the same In the shade of the dew laden lilacs of dex of writers of erses in periodicals 41B9 OJ SuiqjAAIB I have a couple of country grain dealers joj ajBD 3tuop May Like down in my office who have asked me if i op iitw Bqj TaA What sort of verses He said paq jaqjBaj jbj Stq ja ut jaijBAV aA So the cottage is left in a tangle of leaves things I answered it could not be arranged so that they The mice are at play on the carpetless these ridiculous Wasnt that could just come up and take a look at Id up j jaSuBjjs uii joj sb 4qo a Mother critically floor 4faju aq jo juojj ui daajs am And the sparrows unstartled peer over the rath er rude you as you sit in your office They eaves Lucy Well I had to pretend imean wont talk to you and you need not say puB limb b aBq aui 13 no a iupmoo Or roll in the dust hollows close to the I was cross But he only laughed a word to them Just let them look at uBiuapuaS v 4s4upii aq ioioj i4un door aA The maiden has gone to the palace of stone Im afraid no one troubles to index you It will do them a world of good -- ajd i4uib isjC aifaiuriuiBjjajuadaq paasd y sjqi if Jubo Why do to be able to go back to their home town Where lackeys in yellow and crimson are ephemeral verses he said gay nq saBJo Aiu iuojj j3Subjs b xuni X and tell their neighbors that they saw For master and mansion she won for her you want to know am AqouopaqojaABq ppioAv pauiuajp Mother excitedly And you said you Will you do it own op oi aABq ijj aatOA siq With a rose and a smile on a morning in Lucy Because I generally sat at 013 Well that is an odd proposition re iaau I iBqvv UBSaq ai taSuujJS May and I didnt like anyone to tell such plied Mr Leiter but I suppose that itf ui sjBai qA --Minna Irving in Womans Home Com- ¬ lloSvJO IfUJ S9A0 siq ui stories about me Then he told me that wont hurt me any to be looked at panion b dn pajyoof t aauaj oii Sunpuaji he didnt quite see what there was to Bring them up mosoqsrq at uo object to in fact the verses though The broker with a relieved expres- ¬ o poor ones seemed to be earnest and sion on his face hurried to the elevator Suo sbav ajo8ius snojjsuoutB luapjAa O certainly intended to be compliment- ¬ and soon reappeared with two typical sbavix UAvopiuaq pBat aur paqoBOJdd n puB inquo aq jo ino ouibo asioq CuiS ary Indeed so far as he could judge country wheat buyers in tow The men -thev were verv truthful were ushered into Mr Letters outer of-¬ uotc uc jo ri aqi ami sjajsuAv npqo Mother reflectively Well I am in- ¬ fice and proceeded to gratify their curi- - qiAv ubui paaapmoqs pBOjq iBi y By J A FLYNN jqur B Xbs clined to agree csit3r concerning the appearance of the uosuqoj aoT pins Cjx O motherr Truth- ¬ leader of the bulls by gazing at him oi pajfBD pttc Lucy shocked ful About mj- going away to meet a through a glass partition In a few sec 4Aiunoa ubavoji aaia Cisijqj uo uiqBO Characters Lucy Merritt a charming a leer To to caress me onds they expressed their satisfaction So aiqnop b jo iuoij ut du apoj j girl of 19 studying aj the British Museum Mother Did 3ou tell him your objec- ¬ and retired while the object of their Mrs Merritt her mother Scene Their SniAV WA ail tion curiosity turned again to his work as if lodgings in Bloomsbury and he said that no nothing had happened Chicago Chron- ¬ Lucv Mother iqujjdsoH k jo vuxttioiiQ injAojaos doubt the writer would be pleased to icle Mother Yes dear correct that part He rather thought ajucy Js 43 very old HS32ITr OK try WHEN THE MISTRESS IS LADY Mother It depends dear Do you that he knew the initials should he to find out the writer and introduce piBjaH-saiutj call me old Tlie Higher Education of Women ti js Mm oSBOiqo juossat b- paujBai sdBqjad Lucj- O no mother because youre Showing a Strong Domestic Tzrenrl Mother smiling I can guess what dubHioiibuits atjioi naTOuuvi sauop a- darling fe such In All the Collescs- happened then 4Vsauo- Jaisrf Jq poo r v A Sighs Mother Im nearly 43 i v Lucy I said I expected he was some woman begins to feel old Im afraid The college year now nearingtts close p0sjBaA xis sbav aq uaqAV aju noA stupid ugly vulgar old penny-a-linrat that has a significant importance in the fact innri ubui b jo aioui sba an IJuq xaaj Mother rebukingly Lucy puaijj pp uc joj jaSuujjs jjipaauno Lucy But mother Lucy I did Then he said he that during it the higher education of c ooj aAj uooaj x ABg puq aAv tmj Mother Well thought the writer was no doubt stupid the young woman has shown a strong aqj puu loojajsq jaqjaJSo unj av uaqAV Lucy hesitatingly Does a man This has been true old but he believed that domestic trend ugly Mother lifting her eyes A man andwas a and of nearly all the important womens uaiiojojoj ijiaABq noA ubui IalIali gentleman and a rather suc- ¬ he paAYOQBAvs pun aprjd 1 Why Who is the man Lucy colleges throughout the land Itis true Sutdiunx cessful writer inoC jo poJiuBJ b apBj oHs os noLucy 0 no one I I Avas wonder ¬ Mother very interested And then that the field has only been entered sraqum iqAY puy jino paiJSoi 3j4uoa ing But the beginning has been made and owned th versea jnq abs IAoq Aig 4aiqs b aiu 3atq About no heLucy shamefacedly Mother incredulously No not then the domestic course has proven in jYuruimtC AaOij Aq one in particular Aint You see people are not expected to every instance heard from the most joiBJidsuoD qijnoj tr joj sauof piaif 3qi uado O well Lucy confused I thought talk in the reading room A horrible popular innovation of recent years There is only one true solu- ¬ jjai pun jaaJis aqi ssoiau m auo pjiqi I mean 1 didnt think I tion of the servant girl problem and it sqi puB jaSiiBJis Suos aoqs pio Mother putting her hand on litr trnpocx ib must be shared part and part each by tiB sb Xsbo sb sbay aq mj shoulder Who is he dear pjBd po iui joj jaA aBj luptp J jr ayoa the servant and mistress Before we Lucy You wont be cros if I tsii can have intelligent service in our f noA pq x naYY AijihI 4urox jdu you Coaxiugjy WiJI you dear homes we must have domestic training jpn js jaC uq qso q aA jp3 AYoq tg Is there any ¬ Mother arrcioUsvy iintu ptcADYY aqj jo puBq schools just as we have manual train- ¬ thing to be crci about aqi SunjAi jaqiouB stb isnf jjo jpsmiq ing schools Here and there in our Lucy You know how they number cN country these schools are springing up yooi auo siqi puu 44uopjBd Sajx uijq the seats in viie reading room at the and they will multiply fast when their ZBau 3jaqAYAUB jou sauof xiIAV ll11 noA museum mother necessity and results are better under- ¬ loqs stiojio aqi oi oS oi Aauoui qimoua Mother 0 yes A letter and a num- ¬ stood and seen Well equipped train- ¬ aS oi aauaj jno paqsBwaitqAY noA ber Al and so on Why ing schools wiii produce well equipped traqAY jiquT3tu3x noA ay3u Aaajnas j Lucy Well I sit at 013 generally service and domestic service will AilAA jaanb sjuqi n Aq sauop i Mother Ye es and he sits at puBq siq iqSnBO ucta Jaqjo through their influence become an art Lucy shyly Read what I found in I uy XiBJoduiai Aiuo sbay ij inq aduosa and a profession But whilethe Weekly Messenger this morning the servant is undergoing her domestic siq ic jajiaj luajS b i3j sauof Jj Mother reads 44Abp pooS pun am asnaxjjx training it is equally necessary that the aas oi xits siq jo mo padumf isocu AT THE MUSEUM mistress should become better ac- ¬ atR a lady often seen Theres quainted with the domestic arts so n p4aH Juoiay ui4i ssanS x ox 6 lli to me at OlS 2ext oi iisq 9S that she may intelligently direct where ijsij ajaqi aoiBa lBqi Barely visible uetween the other intelligently works These puB unpoj ui aAix oi pasn inqj sanop Piles of books m noA i4ub abs cop uoa two must go together the one without mJHUAV Just till half past four she stays ryHalf past two on Saturdays-Vethe other is not enough If the girl of DpAYOn IlUBHILViOIlOJI JABSAqAV rE AFRAID HE KISSED ME charming are her ways to day expects when she is a wife that puBqsiq ano praq pun uiiq oi dn paqstu And her looks old man just behind us turned round her servant shall do her work in a com- ¬ ubuib aTOjsq sdais asjqi uani iou pBq S sh and went When Im tired of working Ill petent manner she as the mistress aq inq jbo siq paqoBaj aq aaojaq bay Sit and watch her for awhile Mother No wonder oi oayi jo 0Oq b pcq aq aoyjo siq ija must be competent to direct She Wasting frown and dimpled smile Lucy Then he asked me to walk out herself understand the work she must aSpuosjad lBqi uaqA sauox J Ito On the page into one of the courts and let him tell her maid to do Edward W Bokasks amaqas b dn ind Aaqi inq i4upip Aaqx Of some treatise bound in calf in me about the writer So I I had to go Ladies Home Journal Looking made to love and laugh 4tli Aji oi iubay SAojaj noA 1 would coUrt her were I half you see Pleadingly Mother dear jo Auyr paijoq x puB 4aq oi noA iooi x Of my age Dancers of Poultices Mother taking her hand Well jBra aqi iou ajnox aiBisim b six l A medical man calls our attention to sAbs jjaqiBajuqiiAYUAYop am p3iooui darling Qf t Ive aided her to chase Volumes missing from the case Lucy He said that he admired me so the abuse of poultices and says he has Auq ppioo no 4si30 Am sjojaq Or a dictionarys place much and he knew he was old he seen many cases where the application Tig 3U1 ud i4u ppioAY noA qsiAY xiuq 3l To discover doesnt look 35 really and and he of a poultice has done irreparable dam sAbs op i 83A 4aur ayoujj l4uop noA So we pass the time of day wrote those verses because he loved me age He has known several instances uoto3J x I sAbc juirq uaas aABq ppioo When she comes or goes away pretty blushes say Do her Mother sympathetically Yes where poultices were applied to abras- ¬ noA qsiAY x pjOx 4iHfr 4onnu P3 To a lover ions contusions sprains simple and puB zonn aqi uo uirq poddBJ x qorBAY to dear try to feel resigned Luc3 He he asked me to love him compound fractures until the skin and stoqAY AYOjjaj b Aq ui uvYoqs sbay x uaqAV s i JThen I fitting spTis but she should find underlying tissues were water soaked puu aaijjo ssBtS aiBid b ui uiiq punoj x Some one young and strong and kind and buries her face on her mothers The ordinary poultice has no longera jiasmiq os ra pjoi arf sauop mil UB snoulder 1 said I would try and and To caress her place among the resources of tne Iust 3J3qx sauox Jj UBara i o Mine is love platonic quite Im afraid he kissed me But theres something dims my sight aseptic surgeon or the practitioner who U1B laS Ol SuiAjl 3J3AY nOA OqAY AYOU Mother horrified In the museum When I take my pen and write Lucy O it was in one of the quiet has any knowledge of bacteriology lupip 3AV oS3urilIti caut no c lT0 May God bless her courts Egyptian or Chinese or He ¬ The poultice is a hotbed for bacteria 44UBai pun Aoq sb aJniA Lucy looking down Dont you call brew or something such a nice court and such being the case should not be inO UI AY3U 3DUO 3AY UtOqAY S3UOX U1BI it sweet mother dear ais ant apBui inoqB There there wasnt used especially when the circulation HAi uo PHBo I or tissues have been destroyed as in an 5Bq ii puB AJOjSinBA puB apijd ur aSua doubtfully Urn Isnt it anyone to see Mother injury of any kind As a general rule uadxa ub psq 3Aj pfBS aq 44sAog Mother anxiously rather well not exactly stupid Who is he uojiBSaiap aqi jo Lucy clapping her hands Why uninjured epidermis is impervious to Lucy horrified Mother organisms but when we soften it as sjaqmaui jaqjo aqi oi pauodaj aq Asp Well Mother Is Mr Mordaunt the great novelist with a poultice we open the sweat aqi ui aaiBT tniq aas o ut ubj saiBtn Lucy pouts word Mother delightedly Lack- Well I never that the Lucy Fancy his falling in love with ducts and give the micro organisms jooqos po sq jo aup pttB uayoi siq pa ing in dignity then Lucy O you like such old fashioned me Hes coming to see you this even ¬ easy access to the tissues beneath ItstA aSoiA aAiiuu sii tuotj uotiuSaiap Cincinnati Commercial Tribune b jsaSiq Sut33J sbay aq uaqAY isuj- puy stuff mother Milton and silly old ing Knock at the street door I ex- ¬ pect thats he entreating you will Vigorously I dont Wordsworth iam aq aidoad uo paYYOisaq 3q spou 3itj Essence of Imagination Mother Well my dear Im more in like him mother Whites of four eggs half a cupful of pusosapuoo yqi puu paifXBAY aq Abay aqi Mother kissing her I hope so pulverized sugar one large grated ap- ¬ ai sSatjaaj siq paAYoqs puB it ay3uj aq teiested in the writer From the er verses he would appear to be quite an dear ple whip the whites of the eggs ton oub uayoi 3qi jo UBra Siq aqi sbay an Servant announces Mr Mordaunt very stiff froth add the sugar fiavoc old gentleman pajtaOAY 11 AV 43 Lucy quickly Hes only with grated nutmeg and whip all Golf Lik in Rome araaiips aAio Jtl raj h jo How do yon JMother reprovingly Golf links have been opened on the gether to a stiff froth serve withf jhA 3Tl noojL aoaqIKl10H know grounds of the Villa Pamphili Doria without whipped cream Very goodl- Lucy shyly He told me at juuuio uepuuuv slfc Home S3N0f -- Lucy Why you see I had to ask some one where to get books when X couldnt find them Insinuatingly Youve no idea how hard it is to find what you want in those horrid big cata- ¬ logues MAY WOOING A Mother severely Surely that did not necessitate intimate conversation She was always at work in the window about ages above ¬ Wherf he cantered along on his mettleLucy O that wasnt till this morn-¬ some mare ing indeed it wasnt Her eyes were as soft as the throat of a Mother It was very forward and un- ¬ dove Im surprised at you And the sold of the daffodil slept in her ladylike hair Lucy But mother when you first ujQucy V Te Chicago Wheat Kins Gracefully Gratifies Curiosity of Two 1 Country Dealers 9qojg uosofl 9qtssod sb Shot sb joq uiaq dooi oj qstp jajBAv oq u uo OATg ius pun jddddd jo JSuiuosBas u puc asaaqo pouaS qiAv AfauSir qarea 3uuds niaqj uodn Cpiotqj rcaar oScstius aqi pcaids puu jsuo jo sdjuiibs uius ianji i9 -juq jo duiin aSttq pooS v iJay jboui air qsctu puc saJoBsnus iod aaaqj -- HUMOROUS ¬ ¬ -- ¬ 2 -- Outclassed The Eejected One I The Girl Hardly 402 MAIN ST have a rival then - - - PARIS KY have promised to marry him that I Over Deposit Bank Philadelphia North American Our Newspaper Enterprise News- Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m boy to distinguished author just ar- ¬ rived Extra sir Full account of Brooklyn Lfrfa your arrival Miss Blackleigh looking at her pho- ¬ tograph I should like to know what Miss people say about my picture Co Daisey No dear I dont think you Office over G S Varden Boston Transcript would Separate Institutions The Clerical Office Hours 8 to 12 a m I to 5 p m Friend I hear you are having trouble r He v Dr Fourthly in your church Not a word of truth in it The trouble is in the choir Chicago Tribune The Retort Surprising Teacher showing off his pupils Now John ¬ ny tell us how the earth is di- ¬ Phone 79 By vided Johnny vivaciously No 3 Broadway Paris Ky earthquakes sir Boston Traveler The Accepted Time Pa can I go to Office Hour d to 12 a m and 1 t No my sou if youre a the circus 5 pm 3dc tf good boy you wont want to go to the ¬ m h dailey z t i H A SMITH - i J B ADAIR Dental Surgeon ¬ - -- - circus Then Id better go while Im bad enough to enjoy it hadnt I Puck 4In the The Flippant Thing He spring the young mans fancy you know the little birds begin to mate Yes in the spring even She the GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN -- -- - the potatoes begin making eyes dianapolis Journal Special attention given to Undertak ¬ Not Exactly the Same Papa said ing and Repairingthe youthful student of history is an No o not Main Street - - - - Paris Ky ultimatum the last word ¬ - Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc In exactly You the old gentleman thoughtfully LOT XB BLACR see there are circumstances imder BOUSE which a man may give an ultimatum to S5I1TH SHOP FOR SALE a woman his wife for instance but of course that is not always replied m -- that doesnt mean that he will DESIRE to sell my house and ot have the last word not by a good deal with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Chicago Post anca in twelve months For farther particulars address or call on HOW A SAILORS PAY GOES BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky tl3oct tf Rockies Jnclc Tar Usnnlly Squanders Ills TVasres 1- I -- - Sometime Proxy - QQ LUCYS LOVER - -- -- - Y-e-e- -s -- - -- j - - Mf f-- -- - er What do the jack tars in the navy do with all their money has often been asked although most people have answered the question to their own satisfaction beforehand by deciding that they spent it the first chance tthey got Many of the younger or newer ones do get rid of tiheir cash at the first opportunity but then they spend it themselves and get their moneys worth or what they think or are made to believe is their moneys worth Those who are really warm in their following seldom take all their wages from the paymaster They let him keep it during the cruise and draw four per cent interest on it until the cruise is over Then of course some spend it all before they go back to the ship They have a good time all in a lump and are satisfied to wait for extrava gant days again until anotfher cruise is over These are the ment wdio have no orieT except themselves to care for While on the they need not go snort of anything and yet not use their money Moreover they wall prob ably attend to their duties better and have a much finer time when the cruisa ¬ man-of-war TREES PLANTS VINES -- I The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Aeents strawberry and general nursery cat alogue on application to H F HILLENMEERr Telephone 279 CARL CRAWFORD Lexington Ky ALVA CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS IE3zs037 IOaxU323 fc - Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts rWV JOHN CONNELKE PARIS KENTUCKY is at an end - AVBMiw -- - soj v -- -- Those who have wives or families o relatives to care for usually send theis money home regularly and faithfully Often however their confidence ia meanly abused- - Married men make up this class They send their wives com fortable incomes and tihat is all these wives care for tihem for These arc the wives who married simply for what tihere was in marriage in a money way with the additional advantage or con venience of not having a husband around much Unluckily for women of this class not all jack tars can main ¬ tain wives- - Only chief petty officers or first rate petty officers can afford the luxury of marriage and even they have to watch out pretty keenly not to im pair the due to their better halves Many of these better halves are ad ¬ venturesses pure and si mple who make it a business to get acquainted with naval men make an impression get married and then take the money sent to them and do what they please marry some one else at another navy yard belonging to another ship some- ¬ times and keep track of the cruises of the vessels The older men seem to fall most-easilbefore the adventuress And when they discover their mistake and have obtained divorces and are free again usually get back into the same boat Still many a woman isa sailors wife who has not seen him for years who is just as good and true and saving as woman ever was She takes care of baby while he is away and almost dies for joy when she can meet him at the end of a cruise Sailors too in many cases are just as true to their wives although sometimes with them only two months in three years Then again others slave simply that a son or a daughter a brother or a sister may get an education and will not have to work as hard as tfrey do or are sailors so they can earn enough to keep an aged parent out of want- - N Y ¬ ¬ Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work ia promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable FKFS CURES JYRUPINDIGESTION FMKFORT CISCIMTI 1 R CALDWELLS RY In Effect March 1S0X DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND IVfr Frank fort Arr J3lkhorn AIT O V1 - lrit ArrStnmniijjj Ground ArrDuvulIs Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown A rr Newtown Arr CentreviJIe Arr Elizabeth 7rian 680am 800pm tiHKum U20 pro 651am 32pm 54Hpm 41 Spm 70Sain 720am 8Kin 812am 822am HMOtuu 558pm 442 pm 4i0pm 828anv 4d8pm 452pm flUpm WEST JLiVt JBOU2TJX ArrEIizabeth TtttllTTIII Arr Centroville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown live Georgetown Arr Uuvalls Arr Stamping Ground Arr S wJ tzer Arr Elkhorn GEO B HA RPER 1H ft20am fcSOpn ittttam G42pm JttWam lOMOam U48am 558pm llWXlam GIUpiu 548pm K5Gam 646pm 1110am r3pm 1125am 704pm 1135am 711 pnv J35pm llVam 725pm BERCAW Genl Sunt C D Fkankfort Genl Pass Agt Ky TIME TABLE EAST BOUND Press -- -- free-and-ea- sy -- -- - ings 1123am 850pm 830am 550pm He Rnncr for a Cljsar WVTT uUJIU im 122opm 050pm 90am 705pm An ocean steamer was moving rapid- ¬ 6vjam 340pm V ly but peacefully on its way in mid 1015am 705pm - L i wuu yuapia ocean when two bells were heard tin ¬ AriNew York gling down in the depths of the vessel WEST BOUND and the ponderous engines stoppedAr Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250pm The captain was in his cabin and not Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 7iJ5am 345pm knowing the reason for the stopping he Ar Frankfort 911am 630pm rushed on deck and inquired the cause ArShelbyvile 1001am 720pm Ar Louisville ll00am815nm It took a long time to find out and Trains marked thus f run daily ex- when he did he was so exasperated that cept Sunday other trqins run daily he could not find words to venthis feel- ¬ Through Sleepers between Louisville Lv Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Lv Winchester AriMt Sterling Ar Washington Ar Philadelphia llloam 840pm 830am 600pm iij - -- a0 y NOSSHl An innocent looking passenger Lexington and New York withoui who was sitting on the rear dck of the change For rates Sleeping Car vessel happened to want a cigar and any information call on reservations ox looking around he saw a handle that F B Garr looked as if it might connect with a sig- ¬ Agent L K R 7a nal bell somewihere and he gave it two strong pulls The signal went to the J Div Pass Agent engincrrdom and the engines stopped Lexington iCy Golden Days iV f f j i T- v W 5V T - THE BOTJEBON NEWS PARIS SOME NEW WAR TERMS Y TUESDAY MAY 24 1898 v John Talked Poker In His Sleep and Had to Make an ex¬ planation John what makes you stay downtown so late nights inquired an angry wife of her husband Theyre talkin war downtown and urge that I tell my experiences in the last war as sort of pointers But in your sleep you say Tm in What -- WISLWfmWlpWSil HORNS A DETRIMENT CHEERING HIM The Pain Attending Their Removal HIaHetnctr3 Were Duly Appreciative But Were Not Completely Is Very Much Exaggerated ia Carried Away Mind of the Public the jpi- - amumKi a A a tm m A A A fc Ai XX X x x xxxxxxxx JUUkfA SIMPLE FISH TRAPS Tliey WorkWcII does that mean Why you know if theyd ask me if Id go to war again of course Id say that wouldnt I darling Yes dear and then sometimes you say you Its up towhen Thats Im going down the line asking questions of my company But what do you mean when you say tlicFunny Creatures Are Running Li the Streams - at tlie Seasons When ¬ lip Its opensay loud Do I it Yes a little bit exclamatory Well thats when the engagement opens Fish traps are very convenient meth ods of taking- fish at the seasons when they are running- up the streams The ure generally made of laths in the form - And if you keep talking about the reds and whites whats that Oh bless you thats the colors of the dont go to war will you John Unless my country demands it then The explanation appeared to be satisfactory Denver Times Bills of Fare in Fashionable Kestaa flag Well ¬ The question has been mooted over and over again whether the engrafting of French and German dishes upon the bill of fare of the better class of American restaurants is or is not an improvement Many pretend that before their introduction our cooking was coarse barbaric This is an open question but no bill of fare presents attractions to the dyspeptic but they like the bilious malarious and persons with weak kidneys ¬ rants of a V with the apex pointed up the stream Wings are fitted inside as shown in the upper part of cut so as to hold the fish which enter as they have the habit of following around the sides and in every instance miss the opening by which they entered and are thus imprisoned and easily dipped out with a hand net This method of taking fish is mostly used to taite eels which always come up streams to spawn in the spring and thus these traps are commonly called eel trap- Other fish which spawn in the fail are thus taken at that season There is no reason wlij the traps slioxild not be made of wire nettingwhich should not be less than one inch - can be cured by liostetters Stomach Bitter t i he A Man of Parts Mr Fizzington is quite a linguist isnt I never Horse baseball Evening News What are they Oh yes he talks three languages knew it and golf Chicago Wv - THIS IS A HOT ONE WTriV -- - is -- Lake Crystal Minn July 31st 1S97April 5th 1892 my little boy just four years old was terribly scalded by falling backward into a pail full of boiling water He fell into it in such a manner that he remained doubled up until his mother who was in the next room could come to his rescue In tearing his clothing trom him the skin and flesh came off in strips and the mothers hands were badly burned The skin came off his body from above the middle of the back to below the calves of his legs The burn was deep and the case desperate For two months he was under the care of our family physician We then took him to St Paul and acting under his alvice called in one of the leading surgeons of the city who took Other physicians were the case in charge called in consultation sixty pieces of skin were grafted at one time yet notwithstanding all the skill of the doctors and the most unremitting care two months afterwards all For months he hope had been given up had lain on pillows with his face down and He had no appetite and suffered terribly could retain nothing on his stomach The sores were indolent and for two My months had lain perfectly dormant attention was then called to Allens Ulcerine ISalve and in desperation ready to try any- ¬ thing that promised help we commenced its use Results were apparent at once It at once aroused the sores to action and stimuWe kept the lated a healthy discharge boys strength up with a preparation of beefs blood and wine and in about two months he was well on the road to recovery and we were able to remove him back to our home Thirteen months from the time he was iniured he was nerfectlv restored It has been over four years since the cure was effected and the boy is perfectly well and remarkably strong and active I believe that Allens Ulcerine Salve saved his life as when we commenced its use all hopes had been given up and blood poisoning was ex pected to set in any moment It was four months after he was burned before we be gan to use the Salve Signed H E WOODS Traveling Agent for U Gotzian Co Wholesale Boots Shoes St Paul Minn Sworn to before me this 31st day of July ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 u TWO SIMPLE FISH TRAPS mesh so as to let the small fish go through except that a good many fish will get caught in the meshes and die I ¬ 1897 Signed Sold by ail Druggists iper bottle W P COBB Justice of the Peace Price 25c and 50c Prepared by J P ALLEN Medicine Co St Paul Minn Ulcerine Salve is a sure cure for all kinds Also best preparation of ulcers and sores for Boils Carbuncles Piles Salt Rheum Be wise Burns Cuts and fresh wounds keep it in the house m ss Jeweler excitedly What became of those diamond earrings while I was out Theyre worth 400 His Wife The cook saw them dear Its her day out you know and said shed leave if I didnt let her wear them this afternoon Jewelers Weekly by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafnese and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases of of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition V of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free ¬ ¬ Intrusted to the Monarch Deafness Cannot Be Cured Halls Family Pills are the best F J Cheney Co Toledo Sold by Druggists 75c 0 Lamb I suppose you enjoy a game of poker with an expert player Wolf I enjoy playing with a man who considers himself anexpert Boston Tran script a powder for the feet cures painful swollen nervous smarting feet and instantly take the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age AllensFoot Easemakes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach ¬ ing feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Ro3r X Y Expert It Allens Foot Ease Shake Into Your Shoes before they can be taken out This is an objection against making the wings a case of wire for many fish would be caught jar to nets which was by the net and be either lost or be taken cured by Dr Her Battle out with difficulty The ordinary methWilliams Pink Pills for Pale People and I od is to place a row of stones in the CONVENIENT HOG HOUSE decided to try them form of wings from the lower end of Emma had no faith in proprietary mediafter the trap across the stream these turn So Arranged That It Has No Equal for cines but tried the pills and improve takIt ing a dozen doses she began to the fish to the mouth of the trap which Winter and Summer Feeding was about the first of April when she began they enter rather than try to get over and General Comfort and by the middle of May after taking stones This however is only posabout eight boxes she was entirely cured the While ill she lost twenty eight pounds sible in shallow streams and in the This is a very convenient hog house but now weighs more than ever before Her shallowest parts of the bed The trap for winter and summer feeding The nerves are strong and she is in perfect health is generally set in the deepest water building is 20 by 36 feet five foot posts We are all confident that Dr Williams for the fish naturally choose this pas shiplay all around grooved board and Pink Pills for Pale People cured her and cheerfully recommend them in all similar sageway The wire netting1 of course battens for roof three doors on south cases MRS E A RYBOLT would be open to the objection that it side of roof to admit sunshine in win ¬ Subscribed and sworn to before me this Avould catch all the floating trash going ter also on north for summer three third dav of September 1S97 CALEB BAKER Notary Public down the stream and be thus very like- three by four feet on south one on Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People ly to be broken This might be easily west two on north for hogs to pass inr will cure all diseases arising from a poor and removed however and it is the only and out to run in lot for exercise- These wayery condition oi tne ojooa win uuiiu up objection except the cost of it that lies may all be closed in cold weather TTjavaiysis locomotor ataxia and other dis against it The floor 20 by 20 feet for feeding eases long regarded as mcuraDle Another form of trap for fish is also ii shown in the lower part of the cut How Tliey Shop Harry said Mrs Tredway to her husThis is a box of any convenient size set band at the breakfast table I am quite out in a stream with wings placed to direct of money and I want to spend the day shopthe fish to the opening It is open at ping Let me have 60 cents the front of course and the top as What do you want 60 cents for i I LJL t7Ct t fare and 50 cents for well and two rows of bars or in this 5pe f Ten cents for car Bazar luncheon Harpers case of wire netting are set across as iL t shown The fish go over the bars and tSIve the CliiiUren a Urlnlc Flood id x xo u being stopped by the end of the trap Art called Grain O It is a delicious appetizing ii A PL nourishing food drink to take the place of go down between the bars and like NO FLOOR x ix FLR po coffee Sold by all grocers and liked by all a chicken hunting the hole in the fence ii who have used it because when properly through which it got into a garden try prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but everywhere but at the right place A is free from all its injurious properties A MODEL HOG HOUSE Grain 0 aids digestion and strengthens the few may escape but very few will nerves It is not a stimulant but a health Rural New Yorker and water or slop leave 16 by 20 feet builder and children as well as adults can with no floor for sleeping apartment drink it with great benefit Costs about i as SHEEP AND FERTILITY much as coffee 15 and 25c A bin six by eight feet northeast corHad Outgrown tlie Habit Some Reasons Why Every Western ner holds 1G0 bushels of shelled corn B self feeder which is made to regu She Do you believe microbes are got Farmer Should Maintain a Ploclv from kissing late feed and is a success A near east All the Year Around He way of door a cistern which holds 100 barrels know I really have noYonkers knowing you Statesman Im married At the late meeting of Nebi aska live is filled from windmill by hose or pipe Most men think they would have been Etock breeders Prof J A Craig of the underground D D is a small trough or lovwi Experiment station spoke on box for salt and lime C in southeast well off if they hadnt been so liberal Growing Sheep The American farm corner a barrel with patent float or Washington la Democrat er had two problems to face ingrowing alve In this house it will never freeze For Whooping Cough Pisos Cure is a sheep One related to the maintenance when the hogs are in and doors closed successful remedy M P Dieter G7Throop of fertility and the other to the profits Winter feeding can be made as profit- ¬ Ave Brooklyn N Y Nov 14 94 that were to be reaped The time was able as summer feeding The bedding at fire when nothing People very opportune to urge upon the west- can be easily renewed and fresh straw else can will rubber out aof bed Atchison drag them ern farmers the introduction of sheep put in This house costs about 23 in Globe New England had 4300 abandoned cluding cistern It is large enough for farms Farmers east and south are pay ¬ GO to 70 until about December then THE MARKETS ing 0000000 a year to maintain the separate the finest and put about 30 Cincinnati May 23 fertility of their soils May we be on full feed This house ma be larger 4 00 LIVE STOCIv CattlecommonS 3 00 warned ere it is too late The great for less money if cistern is omitted 4 10 Co 4 45 Select butchers 6 7o economj- - of pasturing oil such crops as as the cistern including pump and CALVES Fair to good light C 00 3 90 3 55 HOGS Common rye rape clover and vetches is becom pipe costs about 40 Agricultural 4 3 90 Mixed packers 3 55 4H ing more and more apparent No other Epitomist Light shippers 3 To 3 35 SHEEP Choice of providing fertility is equal method 6 15 6 00 LAMBS Spring 52o to it One hundred breeding ewes on a 500 FLOUR Winter family ALL AROUND THE FARM 1 30 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red farm will move than maintain the fer 1 8 No 3 red 37 tility of 100 acres of land pro ided near Corn No 2 mixed Every animal on the farm should 32 Oats No 2 ly all the food raised is consumed on the have pi Rye No 2 salt within easy reach 11 50 11 25 land and provided clover to the extent HAY Prime to choice 12 3 ft If you are real reafneighborly you PROVISIONS Mess pork of ten acres per year is one of the crops 0 30 Lard Prime steam will not borrow much 11 10 grown From such a flock there should BUTTER Choice dairy All preparation for the seasons work Prime to choice creamex-y-be 800 pounds of wool to sell in the 00 4 il 3 50 APPLES Per bbl should now have been made 90 80 spring and 100 fat lambs to sell in the POTATOES Per bbl ¬ ¬ Ever j now and tnen a protest goes up against dehorning cattle the motive put forward is that of humanity sajS the Wisconsin Farmer In the case of breeding bulls we are impressed with the belief that dehorning should not be done although it is not motives of hu ¬ manity that creates this belief Mere ¬ ly as a belief without pretense that it is an ascertained fact we think that breeding qualities are likely to be im- ¬ paired by the sacrifice of the horns in Neither the case of horned breeds would we dehorn pure bred cattle grown as breeding stock but when horns are one of the characteristics of the breed we would leave them there When it comes to the question of ani ¬ mals that are to go to the feed lot they should be dehorned every time A herd crowded together as in the feed lot will commit more cruelties and suffer more erueltj- - a dozen times over by reason of having horns than any that may be caused by the few moments of pain which result from the operation of de ¬ horning Indeed from our observation of the operation and of the behavior of animals while undergoing it we are of the opinion that the pain attending it is very much exaggerated in the popu ¬ lar mind No evil consequences follow it and even the milk function in cow which is so easilv disturbed suffers no disturbance worth mentioning when cows in full milk are operated upon Those who make these occasional pro- ¬ tests pay no attention to the fact that castration spaying and the docking of lambs are operations at least as painful and for centuries more common than dehorning Perhaps this is just thS point that they are common All cat ¬ tle should be dehorned before going into the feed lot It makes them quieter and more thrifty the stronger tyran nize less over the weak and all the cat¬ tle have more room in the same space when the horns have been removed In order to avoid the supposed pain attend ¬ ing the dehorning of animals many ad vocate the use of caustic potash on the calf as soon as the buttons can be felt on the skull This method is undoubt- ¬ edly effective and causes but lkilepain if the operation is done carefully and the caustic not allowed to touch the skin ¬ He was unquestionably an orator But he Was not content with that gift He de- ¬ sired to deliver speeches which would read well in print As a result his periods were polished till they lost force They would made more of an impression if he had leftafew jagged edges on them His speeches were as famed for their soporific qualities as they were for their immaculate syntax but his wife was a confident admirer of his powers as a speaker Without taking the ¬ on the topics he discussed she accepted his observations with implicit faith and un- ¬ bounded applause She had gone to hear him address the legislature After it was over he remarked That speech wasnt the success we hoped it would be It was a very nice speech indeed she answered encouragingly I enjoyed it very much I have passed a highly in- ¬ structive afternoon And besides I needed trouble to inform herself very thoroughly can be driven in Or driven ont Dr Averts Sarsaparilla drives disease out of the blood Many medicines suppress disease cover it but dont cure it Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla cures all diseases originating in impure blood by purifying the blood itself Foul blood makes a foul body Make the blood pure and the body will be sound Through the blood Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla cures eczema tetter boils eruptions humors rheumatism and all scrofulous diseases Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla was recommended to me by my physician as a blood purifier When I began taking it I had risings or boils all over my body but one bottle cured me I consider Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla the best blood medicine made rest At all events they were not carried off Oh you mustnt be the least bit wor ried about that They couldnt be They T noticed that took special precautions their feet ¬ or not There wasnt much enthusiasm I was very enthusiastic I was referring to my fellow members You couldnt tell whether they liked it Bonner Cbapt Wesson Miss ington Star before you got half through nearly all of them had their feet on their desks Wash lers I TO SAVE TIME IS TO LEWOTHE DO YOU VALUE LIFE THEN USE LfiFE A SCHOOL GIRLS BATTLE From the Mail Milford Ind Miss Emma Rybolt a prepossessing school girl of Milford Ind is of more than usual intelligence and is ambitious to rise in the literary world In the fall of 1896 said Mrs Rybolt Emma was taken ill She was a close stu- ¬ dent and her work began to tell on her She grew weak pale and nervous and com- ¬ plained of pains in her back chest and limbs A few weeks passed and she grew worse The doctor said she was a victim of ner- ¬ vous prostration and should have been taken from school weeks earlier She gradu- ¬ ally grew worse her nerves were so tense that the least noise irritated her and she had a fever and a continual twitching in her muscles The symptoms were much like St Vitus dance i i I 1 nuiWnnw SAMPLE OF DROP IN TRADE The Dealer in Corn Salve Spoils the Real Estate Mans Proud Boast Real estate dealers often console themselves during these dull days by reminiscences of the periods of inactivity which have gone before A well known Washing- ¬ ton street dealer while in a reminiscent mood told the following The period of inactivity through which we are now passing reminds me somewhat of the days of 1873 when a dealer who made a sale was looked upon as a marvel I had my office at that time on the second floor of this building On the main floor were the offices of Keece Pierce Co I was in the habit of stopping in each morning and greeting Col Pierce and usually the greetOne day ing became a morning visit I was complaining somewhat bitterly of the dullness of the market and the colonel remarked I tell you that you miss it by not getting down on the ground floor Now we get a great deal of drop in trade so to speak that never gets to you becauseof the stairs Just as he was closing this remark the door opened and in stepped a man with a valise There what did I tell you said the coonel Heres a man who probablj wants to buy a lot and who never would climb up to you I was duly impressed with the truth of the statement then and we both became As he silent as the newcomer avanced came up to us he bowed and smiled and then blandly inquired Cant I sell either of you some corn salve to day The colonel was almost overcome but he managed to express a decided negative and the visitor retreated When he had closed the door behind him I burst out laughing Colonel if thats the kind and exclaimed of drop in trade you get doAvn here I want Now that man would never none of it trouble me because he could easily see that any man who could frequently climb the stairs of this building could not possibly have corns I went upstairs to my office Chicago leaving the colonel speechless ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Emma b e came as under change sof physicia n a -- passed A year and A perfect type of the highest order of excellence f some- ¬ what better but soon was ever bad as One day I read of simi- - 9 ¬ ¬ TRAOEMAHK ¬ E ¬ WaiteiMws Breakfast H LJr B qL - m -- - W mw ¬ ¬ I ABSOLUTELY PURE J Delicious J I Sod-pt- - Nutritious X V Chronicle m m i D Is the name of the only perfect train in the world now running every night between Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis via the The Pioneer Limited X t COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT A CUP Be sure you get the genuine article made at Dorchester Mass by t WALTER BAKER ESTABLISHED 1780 CO Ltd 0O ¬ ¬ Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway the pioneer road of the West in adopting all improved facilities for the safety and enjoy- ¬ ment of passengers An illustrated pamph- ¬ let showing views of beautiful scenery along the route of the Pioneer Limited will be sent free to any person upon receipt of two cent postage stamp Address Geo H Heaf ford General Passenger Agent Chicago 111 OQO4 Where are Their Permanent Abode those political rogues we hear so much about TIipv nrp nlwavs in thp nrmnsiriff mnn my son Detroit Free Press party ¬ A loafer doesnt seem to care for anybody except those who are busy Washington la Democrat -- ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL RJ AND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PAGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE - 1WiHCHBIKREPEATlNSARMS CO THE DUTY OF MOTHEES Daughters Should be Carefully Guided in Early Womanhood What suffering- frequently results from a mothers ignorance or more frequently from a mothers neglect to properly instruct her daughter Tradition says woman must suffer and young women are so taught There is a little truth and a great deal of exaggeration in this If a young woman suffers severely she needs treatment and her mother should see that she gets it Many mothers hesitate to take their daughters to a physician for examina ¬ tion but no mother need hesitate to write freely about her daughter or herself to Mrs Pinkham and secure the most efficient advice without charge Mrs Pinkhams address is - 180 Winchester ave New Haven Conn ¬ ¬ Smfm T4 k now New styles tirade Wwk itlllghequipment allguaran oesi tecd S975 to SI70Q ffl ffmwiirfHrn Usea wh eels late model s all makes S3 to SI 2 WesMp on approval with M Sf 11 tK Wl ux acent payment Writ esiL jATSEftorh nrernln list and art cataloonu 7vaHof swell98 models BICYCLE FREE foi eeason to advertise them Send for one IMderngtenti wanted Learn how to Earn a Bicycle and make money VJ W MJEAD CYCLE CO CHICAGO be sacrificed it jl m 7000 BICYCLES mus carried overtrom 1897 -- X ¬ ¬ - Is the only sure cure In the world for Chronic Ul ¬ cers Bone Ulcers Scrofulous Ulcera Varl cose Ulcere Gangrene Fever aX Old Sores It never fails DrawsSores and out all poison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Abscesseo JPHes Barns and all Fresh Wounds By mall small Sic Cats large Wc Book free J P- Sold by Druggists ALLN MJG15ICINK CO St Paul Minn - i- - lusion among your patients doctor That we physicans care nothing about Detroit Free Press having our hills paid I What do you find the most common de The Doctors DiscTery ¬ summer of 73 pounds each live weight If the lambs are fed one quarter of a pound of oil meal per day it would more Ihan return to the soil all the fertility removed by the sale of the lambs In his judgment good management would bring a return of five to ten dollars per head from each ewe and the farmer may still maintain his flock without anv deterioration Keep the pocketbook where the wife can get at it That is right she helped fill it if it is filled When you are GO young man nature will present a bill for all the wild times you are having and you will pay it too Some people whose fields are weedy and buildings are all to pieces can tell a beautiful story of how to be a model CHICAGO FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring LARD Steam NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE PORK New Mess LARD Western BALTIMORE OATS Mixed CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess 5 30 5 50 1 61 READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING 115 3GS 29 12 15 140 3G ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS 30 12 20 6 47J4 6 10 6 50 6 50 1 65 41V Lynn Mass The following letter from Miss MATinc P Johnson Centralia Pa shows what neglect will do and tells how Mrs -- farmer clares that in the state there are but His love for ner increased after marj two poisonous varieties of reptiles the rattlesnake and the copperhead riage So they live together happily eh No they dont live together at all She both of which are scarce and easily rec ¬ married another man Town Topics ognized while there are 21 varieties that are not onlj- - harmless but are the JFits stopped free and permanently cured best friends the farmer has since they 2vo fitsafter first days use of Dr Klines live on bugs worms and insects inju ¬ Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa rious to vegetation Farmers Voice treatise - vo Core a Cold in One Day aUe Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All o istsi rerand monev if it fails to cure 25c- Much of the pure white lead paint A Good Word for Snakes no The snake has few friends but the hasbuy white lead in it It is often best to the white lead and oil and mix New Jersey state board of agriculture your own paint has come to its defense That bod de- ¬ 11 5 57 34 12 25 6 7a 6 35 1 Pinkham helped her My health became so poor that I had to leave school I was tired all the time and had dreadful pains in my San UKIVERTYT e0TCra1 JIontMy et theFrancisco offergfivo scholarships Stanfordr FniiftATinM Including four jraraeoarap board lxg- I lUn FncretortboUltrraIIfonila GUUUM DF3E1353jE I5 railnajfareSlaiapforpartleular 9 C The oftener a girl has been engaged the more interesting is the announcement of her oasrriage Atchison Globe The demand for pure cider has dimin ¬ ished it is said because of the imitations and a poor quality of cider That sort of thing does not seem to affect the whisk business The Illinois experiment station says that corn can be grown independent of rent for eight cents a bushel That in ¬ cludes husking These people who can giow corn for six and eight cents a Perhaps- - the contrary animal thinks bushel Are marvels to us Thatjs all rou are an- unreasonable creature wetcan say Western Plowman ¬ - FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No Southern Wheat r b 85 2 CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOURr Winter patent GRaN Wheat No 2 red XGorn Mixed Oats Mixed LARD Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 130 40 137 364 40g 4 30 4 50 38 67 4 70 4 60 125 35 32 3 75 38 PORKMess Steam r 4 00 1 12 39 34 H 0 6 10 7 f flfin finn ACRES Runns Timber Mineral UUUlUUU was also troubled FBEK CATALOGUE Colony lndo South chenp cssj tenag side and back I WHCRAWFOIID KashTlllo Tenn with irregularity of menses I was NEW DISCOVERY givef very weak and lost so much flesh that quick relief V3 cures worsr My cases Send for book of testimonials and lOdays and my friends became alarmed QllEKVS SOSAUuU tis Dr treatment Free mother who is a firm believer in your remedies from experience thought per ¬ haps they might benefit me and wrote CURES WHERE Al Fl HE FAILS you for advice I followed the advice Best Cough Syrup TastesGood Use in time Bold by druggists you gave and used Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as vou directed and am now as well as I A N K E 173 O ever was I have gained flesh and have WRITING TO AlfVjftTISiagg a good color I atm completely cured oi WHEN state thatyoH MbWtke AdvertU please irregularity went la this paper CO nPHPQY llVi 11 11 I 1 pKi -- - -- - V WV b Haqgakd tf THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY Reeds new laundry is Give us a call Haggard Reed Plenty to Do I thought you told me Witson that you intended to do business just the same after you had moved into the sub ¬ urbs I know you have plenty but I always thought you one of those men who insist upon dying in the harness Yon were right about it my old friend I believe that it would be im- ¬ possible for me to avoid spending at least two or three hours a day on change but my time is completely tak- ¬ en ap and I havent looked at a market report for a month Wouldnt believe it if any one else told me How do you exist Im having young trees set out getting a garden ready superintending the building of a barn watching them pave the street and having a continued kick witb the assessors who seem to think that my property is worth all I paid for ¬ TUESDAY MAY 24 1898 jfcttiiMittMtfMtoMiNlMMMMMItiHIMM doing first clats woi k Railroad rgioeer On Saturday April 3Qth on two ladyjs short Btreets of Paris shoulder wraps one a blacVcaghmere unlined the other black satin lined with rose colored silk Return to The News office and get reward m tf Lost IROMNG MADE EASY3 iiii in i W S Anderson Of Peckf To -- Testifies to Benefits Received From J - li iiil I Dr Miles Remedies Linen sent to Bourbon StetfinLaun dry is washed white not whimlwashed ii in i himV iMiMMLii jiiBjijw liffpntl v-- Everything comes out inthajwash at the Bourbon Steam Laundry9yon the dirt sn 3 sr r 3- - tf ISBlii Celerv Capsules from James T Blaser drug cist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble 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 other o afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Andeks-vsjFold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free - the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules Dill pickle McDeruiott Your Life Insured- -- SpbSs T3 -- tf - le a Dtv ¬ -- Mpr off your afraid you might have hands I was left us permanently Oh Ive only commenced I have a Jersey cow a pointer pup a tandem two Berkshire pigs and a kodak be- it Youll soon have all that ¬ sides eer On his steady nerves clear braint bright eye and perfect self command de- ¬ pend the safety of the train and the lives of its passengers Dr Miles Nervine and other remedies are especially adapted to keeping the nerves steady the brain clear and the mental faculties unimpaired Engineer F W McCoy formerly of 1323 Broadway Council Bluffs but now residing at 3111 Humboldt St Denver writes that he suffered for years from constipation caus- ¬ ing sick nervous and bilious headaches and was fully restored to health by Dr Miles Nerve Liver Pills I heartily recommend Dr Miles Remedies sllSa Dr Miles Remedies Dr 3SSS are sold by all drug- ¬ rai IVille gists under a positive guarantee first bottle Covimri w iss s benefits or money re- ¬ s Restore funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and mCv m cli4 nerves free Address THERE is no more responsible position than that of a railroad engin- ¬ Never mind The cow the pup and the kodak are enough Ill just tell the boys that its all off so far as trade with you is concerned You have three fads that will keep you busier than a Detroit Free coon in a bee tree Press ¬ jjyjr bank able paper on the Capital City Bank oi Columbus O There can be nojjjtronger guarantee given you We darts Sot use a banks uame without authority if on doubt it write tbm Good health if the beat life insurance Wrights Cell ry Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism nonstipaticm and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist Our insurance is protected fEAJ iuiiij iNVEAf qpt3 i UtU AND NICE to me by the representa- ¬ Bo wen tbe Health Officer tion of Dr 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- ¬ It appearing tion xmmmA DPnniDPC ma nv mrwinxr uuuuivj S STIFF Vfi Wwwm MAKES COLLARS AND GUF AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT NEW w to f f irt Hit wwA tssr CO vlkanViffi sja si i DR MILES MEDICAL Elkhart Ind eal3rarfl 1 I L H Landman M Df Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio OP Tl01AKr at the Windsor Hotel Cincinnati Will bo Paris TUESDAY JUNE 14TH 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each month ReeerenCE Every leading physician of Paris Kentucky Hew i raining Stables ire Stables in tbe snbnrbs of Paris Ky lfciy occupied by John T Hedges A sKndid track sKbles which hnve every modern ia attached I have secured Done Thomas Train to these con- ¬ Yesterdays Temperature ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO The Undertakers Chairs AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF I see in the windows of undertak The following is the temperature as OF ANY OTHER STARCH ing shops said Mr Staybolt a pla- ¬ noted yesterday by A J Wintr Co Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ card which says thac campstools and of this city tfPiWTACTURED ONLY By T serving and assisting in the eaforce folding chairs are to hire there deliverment of this notice 7 a m UG8 ed by express wagon I infer from this 8 a m 70 I hope no further steps will become - 74 that chairs must be hired out for other 9 a m ikKEOKUKjOWA NEWHAVENCONMll necessary I am than funeral purposes for festive occa10 a m 75 a Respectfully 77 sions in fact as indeed I know of no 11 a m iiiliiilliiriiiiilliriililhillnl HhiiiM Ml liiiWiihiliillilnHi 12 m 77 reason why they should not be W M PURNELL 2 p m But they must lead a varied life This starch is prepared on scientific principles by men who have had years of practical fj J III I itUU experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their Judge of Bourdon County Kentucky the chairs funeral one day and wed natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starch ding it may be the next They know manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any ot f other substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder going when they start where theyre 7 p m sUt7fl that is they know the nature of the ocgrocers by For wholesale and casion They can tell that by the waglthit1ii2iJXiiLllTtViaStS7SrffTKXOIS9 f on they go in If when they are carried BEFORE BABY IS BORN out they find themselves put into the OF HOW TO PINO OUT MltS tAUEA WEISETAUF black wagon of the undertaker they Fill a bottle or common glass with know its a funeral theyre going to If A Valuable Little Book of Interest Of Murry Ind Iecoix mends Wright nud let it stand twenty four hours a urine¬ j sedi Celery Csipisules ment or settling Indicates tin unhealthy con- ¬ they aro put into just a plain ordinary dition of the Kidneys AVhen urine stains to All Women Sent Free delivery wagon they know that they linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too Murry Ind Sept 17 1S9G frequent desire to urinate or pain in the are going to a wedding or a party or ¬ Every woman looks forward with feel- The Wright Medical Co 3LaOKr253 back is also convincing proof lhat the kid- ¬ some gathering of more or less gayety ings of indescribable joy to the one mo- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order Columbus Ohio WHAT TO DO but they cannot tell what will happen mentous event of her lifecompared with in There is spring 1 purchased expressed comfortDr the knowledge so often next Dear Sirs Last which all others pale into insignifi- ¬ Kilmers Swamp Root that great kid Well I dont know that theres cance How proud and happy she will a box of Wrights Celery Capsulfs fnm therelieving ey remedy fulfills every wish pain in the back kidneys liver anything so very remarkable about this be when her precious babe nestles on L C Davenport druggist Blufiton in bladder and every part of tbe urinary pas ¬ stomach trouble after all The experience of the chairs her breast how sweet the name of Ind and used them torafflicted for more sages It corrects inability to hold urine and f Df5y by G a yea mail scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- ¬ And yet her happy antici- ¬ with which I bad ben Mother r is like that of the people who sit on pation of lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ Darly and Sunday by mail - 8 a year ¬ this event is clouded with than 15 years Since taking your Cap- comes that unpleasant necessity of being them They have their days of smiles misgivings of the pain and danger of sules I have lost all trace of pain and my to get during the New York the ordeal so that it is impossible to stomach is entirely well I can eat any compelledurinate up many times the extraor-¬ and their days of tears night to The mild and Sun avoid the feeling of constant dread thing and can truthfully say that I have dinary effect of wamp Koot is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures which creeps over her The danger not felt better in years of the most distressing ca es If you ned Her Impressions of Angels and suffering attendant upon being a a medicine you should have the best Sold Yours Respectfully by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar The wife of a well known senator mother can be entirely prevented so You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet Mrs Lauka Weishauft the coming of the little stranger that took her little daughter a both sent free by mail upon receipt of three Sold bv W T Brooks at 50c and 81 00 two cent stamps to cover cost of postage is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in damsel to a matinee once to see Jack need not be looked forward to with Mention The Paris and trembling as is so often the ner box Send address on postal to the on the bottle the world and the Beanstalk A week or so aft- fear Ky Nkws aud send your address to Dr Every woman who reads this Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Kilmer case Co Binghampton N Y The erward she was discovered pirouetting paper can obtain absolutely free a val- ¬ trial size free 5c a cop v Bv mail 2 a year proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen Price a-- che Address THE SUN New York and lifting her petticoats before 2Jsp lmo uiness of this offer uable and attractive little bofyk enti-¬ val glass Her father reproved her and tled Before Baby is Born by Wtdinr rf told her it wasnt a pretty way to do her name and address to the Sursela 4 3rara Co Atlanta Ga This Book Why said tbe child I saw the Regulator in contains priceless information to all angels do it send The angels exclaimed her father tvomenr and no one should fail for it Why where When mamma and I went to heaveit that day said the child ¬ THyCHURSHGERBRQSC9 tilln -- mm mm The physicians shall furnish to me as Judge of said County a true list unler oath of the persons so vaccinated by them with the charges thereof not to exceed 25 cents for each successful vaccination All cities and towns in the county having Coufcilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as ir ia espec- ¬ ially their duty to make proper provisions regarding vaccinations under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes ¬ ¬ ¬ -- illiY Vf82 w ¬ ¬ sal ¬ all retail Sews and CDimons National Importance- - THE SUN jS CQKTAmS BOTH ----- ¬ The Sunday Sun ¬ - M I -- I P venience heaven was only I will be glad to greet all my old girls face fell the theater The little friends aud patrons at niv new quarters And wasnt they ai2gelsTsh9 asked The father explained that the fancied Hctice to Creditors B ERE SOME W G SWEARENGSN PArllS KENTUCKY 22inar lmo ogs Wanted --- pounds 20 hoe Addict weighing from 50 to 175 29apr 4t C V HIGaiNS Or R B HUTCHCRAFT Paris Ky TO THE FiBUEflS4IFBI0B3R cuiiin As agent of The Page Woven Wir Fence Co I am prepared to put up-- the best wire fence on the market lb is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence in use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put up the best Chicken Feuce on the market If vou are needing any fence give me I a call All persons owing the estate of Mrs Sallie A oHms will please calldn me JSo said the father they were and settle at once Persons having just girls claims against her estate are requested The child put on aoaair a intense to present them properly proven to me disgust or to lave their claims for me at the Well she said I fink they ought law ofHcf of McMillan Talbofct Paris V- to be taked home and spanked Jcause Ky they wasnt dressed any more than an- ¬ TAYLOR COLLINS gels Aflmr with will annexed Lewiston Journal C lviMiaKy 3inay 4wks Queen Victorias Marlred Poem Here is a funny story told of a hap ¬ pening at the English court Sirr Theo- ¬ KAIXKOiI TIME CA1VS dore Martin had been requested by Vic- ¬ toria to read aloud from The Ring and K R R L the Book Sir Theodore was courtier j t ARRIVAL OF TRAINS enough to make a cautiousatudy hef oxe hand of the pcem and he placed mar- ¬ Frsm Cincinnati 105S a m 538 p ginal notes as danger signals against m 1010 p na passages of doubtful propriety From Lexington Sell a in 745a in 333 p m 627 p m The marked copy chanced to come in ¬ From Richmond 5c05 a m 74G a m to the hands of a rather thoughtless court lady I have so 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