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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 27, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 27, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898052701_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 27, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. s - c x7zxfcmmJ T - - - L l Lv 1 E CHAMP MILLER OUR PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY 3SBE3Ba iwiiiiium ti N FRIDAY McCarthy mqvga from here to Paris a few months a Mrs C MMBst and Mrs G W Bryan yisitedff mends iu Paris Wednes- any Miss Maryilolmhertv of Cynthiana u a blisses owue rratner ana imcv Mas will be the guests of M t ses C iicelor during the com- i lg week Jack StoY VM - brother of the late pied at his home in Lex- Elmore Stok iugton Wea lay and was buried at the old Chang grave yard at Osgood yesterday mos jng Miss Renal Patterson has returned r WifM from Colvillff IYiUOIP rDUC3 attended her Sprniick during her last auut Mrs illness Miss izzie Cox accompanied Miss Patterso fhome g Miss Anu tims ana Miss Lncv RohfcrtHOii O Bleming R ev T F Talli fHrrn And tf rhily and Dr Robert Pennington aj famil of Falniorrb will ue me gc ts Oi Rev Danl Robert- son and familw5next week MissEdnajp JTrmter and Miss Mollie Allen will complete the course in elocu- ¬ tion under Mjat Best and receive their certificate nTuesday evening at the a Hu8BJTbe junior pupils will assist Miss Hmter aud Miss Allen and toe Millershmrg Social Orchesr i will furnish delightful music Admissior 25 cents jr the entertainment the p 1 rj fining School will enter- uaui11 tain thir jing nds at the home of Prof aud Mrs Bi m rue roiowmg young laaies compose the gradnatiugclass at the M F C and will receivjSltheir diplomas Tuesday morning ajELO30 oclock Misses Harriet JanwGriffi a Katherine Lula Godbey Fearl Price Kenney Harriet D Humphry Anna Bell Woods Bessie Wnlljlr Ashnrst Sarah Anderson Vauirht Bllrache Victoria Hudson Jidi i V NEWS Established Editors and Owners FEB i 1881 EIGHTEEiVTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY MAY 27 1893 iimm i ISO 42 i Full many a shaft at random sent I MILLERSBURG New Nuted Gathered order showing that the news of the values being offered here is inter- proved esting not only in this county but wherever there are homes to be Mrs W M Miller has been quite ill furnished tor tne past weeK ¬ One of our ads found its way into a home in a distant State last week and as a result we are the happy recipients of quite a liberal In Ami About The tturir J G Allen is ou the sick list Mrs Samuel Dodsou is some lin- - We re- ¬ pair 3 our linen and pat neck bands on Haggard Reed free We are the peoples friends MASTERS SALE OF i U Mr Abe Reese of Mason is the guest of relatives here Will be found on this corner this week Joseph McClelland went to Ripley Ohio yesterday on business Floor Coverings New Matting opened this week usual price Earl Current returned Tuesday frmi 20c our price 15c Camp Collier at Lexiugton Linoleum for office hall bath room or kitchen 60 70 75c inlaid Miss Anna Evans Bright of Stanford regular price 175 this week l37 k is tb guest of Miss Lucile Judy Unprecedented has been our Wall Paper business this season Bowen of Paris Sheriff Geo and with our combination of price and quality it would be strange if here yesterday W official business was on we were not busy Hark shipped TuesWill Curtains Curtains by the dozen largest line ever offered in the day and Chas of their own raising ¬ a car o hogs city No old stock Nottingham at 75c SI 8150 and 82 Dr L D Huffman and family of Furniture Hall Racks 45 S 750 10 and 12 Berry are guests of Dr VV V Huff HallChnirs 2 82 5083 t man correct prices Rockers Beautiful line at Miss Florence James of Carlisle is the guest of ihe Misses Lay son near town Miss Mamie McWilliams of Lexing1Q ton is the guest of Dr C B Smith and A Rich Field For Thrifty Shoppers Doctors Cant Cure It Contagious blood poison is absolutely beyond the skill of the doctors They may dose a patient for years on their mercurial and potash remedies but he will never be rid of the disease on the other hand his condition will grow steadily worse S S S is the only cure for this terrible affliction because it is the only remedy which goes direct to the cause of the disease and forces it from the system I was afflicted with Blood Poison and the best doctors did me no good though I took their treatment faith fully In fact I seemed to get worse all the while- I took almost every so called blood - LAND Bourbon Circuit Court F G- - Towles vs Plaintiff Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ bon Circuit Court made and entered in be above styled cause ou the 2uth day jf March 1898 and as amended by tbe Iudgmenrof April 2d 1898 I will self publicly at the Court bouse door in tbe oity of Paris Kentucky at th hour of 11 oclock a m on SATURDAY MAY Lewis Hall etc 2STSL 1898 wit the following described real estate to lie VER CO ¬ 0e Carpets Furniture Wall Pape Allen wife Misses Sue and Bessie Wood of Stanford are tbe guest3 of Miss Lucylee ¬ remedy but they didnot seem to reach the disease and had no effect whatever I was disheartened for it seemed that I would never be cured At the advice ol a friend I then took ¬ ¬ - mm BLUEGRASS SEED MACHINES Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand Mr Will Howard of Carlise WfS the guest of his t ister Mrs John Mock Tuesday H H Phillips has erected an elegant Call soda fountain in his drug store It and try it SMiss Mattie Power has closed her school at Pleasant Green and returned A WjME- - iv at r nrove I continued the medicine and it cured me completely build ing up my health and increasing my appetite Although this was ten years ago I have nevei yet had a sign of the disease to return W R Newman Staunton Va home Friday Mrs Nancy Allen and Mrs Elijah Neal visited Mrs Bettie Bowden in O EDWARDS Also the best line of Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators 1 in town Malta Banner -- Vv Call and examine goods and get prices acm -- Nero Western Paris yesterday Miss Ethel Christie of Covington is the guest of Misses Katie and Julia Miller near town Mr Will Allen and family of Augusta have been the guests of relatives here this week Messrs C W Howard E P Clarke and H H Phillips went to Cincinnati Tuesday on business Mrs Alice Southerland of Winchester arrived Wednesday and is the guest of Mrs W M Miller Mclntyre McClintock sold Win Bramblette three work rnulea and Thos McClintock sold him one Miss Fannie Beeding has closed her ¬ ¬ to continue and mercury besides to take potash described real estate will totally destroying the digestion they beSaid abovefrom the contingent right of sold free dry up the marrow in the bones producing a stiffness and swelling of the lower ot the defendant Hattie Hall joints causing the hair to fall out and Sid sale will he made upon a credit completely wrecking the system f six and twelve months lor equal parts Milli3Jo3ephine Dorsey Mattie Howe of the purchase money for wnich the Preble Thfljn Ollie Franceh Triplett pui chaser will be required to execute Lly ArmMpng Robertson Edna bonds payable to the undersigned lira Arnold Rortson Mary Elma Allen Master Commissioner with good surety is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and is to be approved by him and bearing Kate RichaSlson Savage the only blood remedy free from these interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum having the We use the soap that tackles the diit dangerous minerals Book on self treatment sent free b force and effect of a judgment and not theishirt Swift Specific Company Atlanta G Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ JBouRBON Steam Laundry tf ment in favor of the plaintiff herein J f i Towles to secure the payment of his LiNENsentto Bourbon Steam Laun lebt and interest herein amounting on dry is washedi white not white washed the day of sale to the sum of 443 80 W7 and also the judgment in favor of M 54 ja j iC Co for its debts and inter Kaufman EvERYCEHiNg comes out in the wash at st amounting on the day of sale to the tbe Bouxbteain Laundry even the lag5f y ft am of 11575 and the costs of this -tf jHr dirt ouit to wit 10205 making the total jura to be raised oq tjie day of sale ¬ It is like self destruction The undivided one half interest of first party Lewis Hall in a tract of five 2 icred two roods and seven poles 5A ft 7 P of laud lying on the Lexington Turnpike in the suburbs of the city of Pins Kt utueky adjoining the Shipp estate on rh S the laud of J A Lyle in the W and said turnpike on the E iud beiu the same pioperty conveyed y Lewis Hall and wife Hattie Hall to J Hall and by latter conveyed to aid Lewis Hall and wife Hattie Hall o which deeds of record in the office of be Clerk of the Bonrbou County Court referenc- - is made for a more particular iescription of said property T for a-- ie Blood - Viii r i ir 1 DiLilpMp Wm f Wm schpoLat AsgQOdShe ployedrfoFthe FalTtlrlmr bus beenenia S Ipftfi Your Life Insured Tc wMfn ft BlL m fcswiiism fllli 3 - 66110 1 v EMMETT M DlCKSOtf I Wfyar- - J ed to Lexington to day McClelland Bros sold Sanford Car penter one fancy gelding aud two good Southern horses Wednesday Miss Julia McClelland guest of her aunt Mra Martha McClelland return- ¬ a Day bank- ¬ Tin JkS35iS 1tJriiriiJttirif hpiaster Commissioner Bourbon Circuit VPPBKnSEjT swrtv WJl rJ d ff f Here is one of those who are either so prej udiced against all ad vertised remedies or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help them and who will succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the won derful value of Foleys Koney and Tar for all Throat and Lung troubles ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sold by James Kennedy Druggist The only safe sure and reliable Female PIXL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend I ed to married Ladies for FILLS take other fAsk oenaBS MOTTS PEHITYKOYAIi per D ox and uoxes no sjoa o xor circular irnce siuu iss ior XXR niEg tke9 Stout flHBfi MOTTS CHnffiMIOAX CO Cleveland Oliio For Sale By W T Brooks JlrauRlst Why Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building Tip the largest tailoring business in Pans FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only day of big profits and small sales was past SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his gstyles and his workmanship FOURTH He alwajs does as he advertised I Sims Saml Proctor and wife have rented part of Mrs Jas Summers resi- ¬ dence and have gone to house keeping Mrs A JLamb and two children arrived Wednesday night from Galletin Tenn to visit Robt R Miller and wife County Attorney Denis Dundon f Paris was down Wednesday and a fishing excursion with several of his friends Mrs Dave Hood and daughter Miss Florence of Nepton came up Wednesday to be with Miss Annetta Mclntyre Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian who is yet quite ill Church Mr and Mrs E T Beeding of Paris Dr Bucks old office hav rented the home of Prof and Mrs C M Best for the Summer Mrs Best Office on first floor goes East to remain until Sept 1st Sanford Allen John Jameson Jr Dr I R Best and Bert McClibtock Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m went to Lexington Wednesday to ste the soldier boys leave for the South Maj W C Owens of the Second Kentucky Regiment was down from Lexington Tuesday to bid his relatives good bye before leaving for Chicka mauga Cut Flowers You can get all kinds that because we sell and variety of cut flowers for the com- ¬ Steinway Pianos we sell mencement if you will send in your nothing else and they must orders early to Jos Mock Millersburg Ky 2t necessarily pay a high price if they buy of us Thos McClintock sold to Mr McWil- ¬ 111 liams of Dwight four head of saddle and harness horses McClelland Bros also sold one and N H Bayless also sold four to same party Mr eu--jov- ed VAPOR BATH CAB1S able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger for guarantee given you We dare not use Rheumatism Lumbago Sciataca a banks name without authority if you Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ doubt it write th9m Good health is tion via Leaner Skin and Blood the best life insurance Wrights Diseases Kidney Diseases Celery Capsules gives you good health Diseases Nervous they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Asthma Catarrh etc trouble Rheumatism Constipation and For Sale By Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above CHAS N FITHIAN bank in every 1 box which brings At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky jTour money back if we fail to cure yon rpil JJH l Sold by W T Brooks druggist -I Our insurance is protected oy Attys ilcMiLLAN Talbott and others For Sale Cheap A Bern is Tobacco stock netv Planter good as Will sell or exchange for live Address C 2iny 4t J MONTGOMERY Cenierville Ky L Q NELSON ¬ I ave just received a well selected stylish new ne of pH Some They are Mistaken uUgglllb dyiiuib up-to-da- te DdiUybilGdj PeopleThink a I can supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with class in every respect My repair depariment is first class as I em- ¬ ploy good workmen In soliciting your patron age I promise good work and satisfaction We send on Wednesday for we have other high and return on Thursdays Will send grade pianos such as the Monday and returned on Tuesday next Hazel ton Smith Barnes Gabler week on account of commencement Laundry It J H HAGGARD 3R mtt3ii superior in touch tone and finish at prices most modern Soda Water Have purchased a ate We offer intending purchasers new fountain All kinds of fruits can- ¬ greater variety and better value dollai dies cakes Lunch of all kinds Fresh bread every day Am open on Sundays for dollar than any house in the West Clarke Thornton Kurtzman etc AE5XS fwrwfffwfi It Chas Chancelor As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreJohn Collins TJ R mail to ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ Gsgood was backed over a carrierwall 9 ft Co coat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers near Evans mill Tuesday by a wild Cincinnati mare The cart was smashed but 121 123 W 4tfr St at a big profit says H S Stout Collins escaped injury and is on duty If vou want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it for he same as usual DR CALDWELLS makes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leal wear the best save money by A good many of our people have bepn CURES CONSTIPATION attracted to Paris by the bargains J T pK Hinton jhas been offering in carpets He makes the Finest Imported Suits for furniture wall paper and mattings and have purchased from him They are all pleased with his goods and surprised ¬ If you can not come write for full information Ernest Urchs YRUP MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF TYPEWRITER USING PUBLIC IT IS TJM IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST --- -- v THF TRADER z T MACHINE MADE AND DAILYINTHOU- DURABLE JAJNU5 OF OF-FICES ALL S TAT ti r acriti I I i j H 1 OVER THE VORLD j 4t N ir i3000 AND H S STOUT Cutter 3500 I i PARIS FURHISHIHG JOE MUNS0N k TAILORING Manager CO by the largeness of his stock A fall roster of the boys from here who were mustered in the Second Ken- ¬ tucky Regiment TJ S A are Jas Dailey C E Bryan Dndd Best Julian McClintock Tom and Perrv Linville Chas Vernillion Jno Bristow nnrt -j Perry Tucker Gusand Clarence - USififfl T LOUIS MIciIjTinYA waroHttf otsrr5ssSM Ask for Our New TO PROVE ITSELF BE CONTINUES TO 1 THE Art Catalogue CULTUfLEOKRMAtlRENCHLATlSirwiriiPiif Lut rear onr attendance AoxJTid over lbs year USweViAthli year It bai more llHclQnblpi i fluL Hot ontDTaantOWJAIA or letltlraat age au IUcdt T ujw a tr PvamffiiKT l itaq our RryTfci i v date AiS 7 em to bclocdJan eood to VATS Mh Iltieai A tXESlFlCATES We are fluallfr for unM in aqppiT an cum ror ouj XT l V Jl takftVnnr fnTTTnS Woaico woo can liellEer Bil liafZta prlratelr from lb Hi tef tnnlns ros o clubblm your r -i cms on poiulana e tall 3rJind It MeiibtrNiriSaoKBS lii v Ss j The Sipitli Prermer Typewriter Co 412 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio 11 m THE BOURBON NEWS OFF FOR MANILA THE SECOND CALL ANGRY MARINES f AEIS KY FRIDAY MAY 27 1898 CHANGE OF PLANS I CERVERA BOTTLED UP Government Officials Have Information That He is at Santiago Hemmed In By Oar Vessels f Troops Ready to Sail From San Fran cisco at a Moments Notice Anions Them Are Five Companies of the President McKinley Issues a Proclamation One of Their Number Shot and Killed by Spain Will Concentrate Her Energies a Negro in Key West TJoey Calling for 75000 Men This Will In- ¬ in Defense of the Philippines Threaten to Lynch Him-- -crease Our Army to 2G0000 4 ¬ ¬ A PROCLAMATION Whereas An act of congress was ap- ¬ San Fraxcisco May 25 The first Manila expedition is now ready at a proved on the 25th day of April 1S98 moments notice though it is not ex- entitled An act declaring that war Wednesday It exists between the United States of ¬ 14th United States Infantry S1One Battery of 50 Heavy Ar- tilleryUuder Cap t Terry - Key West May 26 Whafcthreat With a View of Retaining Them in tin Washington May 26 The presi¬ Event Peace is Forced Upon Them dent Wednesday issued the following ens to develop into an ugly affair if not a lynching occurred Wednesday by International Law Func- ¬ proclamation tions of the War Board 1 Jy the president of the United States night and the situation is decidedly A report was circulated Wednesday evening that a marine had been shot and killed by a Negro from a second Nobody seemed to story window know what had become of the victim America and the kingdom of Spain or perpetrator but the report had and Whereas By an act o congress en reached the sailors and marines the titled An act to provide for tem- latter of whom were enjoying their porarily increasing the military estab first dajrs liberty since arriving here lishment of the United States in time and they formed into two battalions of war and for other purposes ap- and marched on the jail with loaded proved April 22 1S9S the president is revolvers Sheriff Knight met them at the door authorized in order to raise a volunteer army to issue his proclamation of the jail and parleyed assuring sailing for volunteers to serve in the them that the Negro was not in custody The invaders drew off a short army of the United States Xow therefore I William McKin distance and selected two blue jackets ley president of the United States by and one marine to go through the virtue of the power vested in me by jail The sheriff was powerless to rethe constitution and the laws and sist and made no attempt Twelve deeming sufficient occasion to exist Negroes were found in jail but as the have thought fit to call forth and here- identity of the supposed murderer was by do call forth volunteers to the ag- ¬ a mystery the party was halted gregate number of 75000 in addition Some of the more turbulent spirits to the volunteers called forth by my suggested the lynching of a Negro on oroclamation of the 2od of April in principle but upon the sheriff promisthe present year the same to be ap- ing to find and produce the assailant portioned as far as practicable among if the story were true the party left the several states and territories and and scoured the town in the hope of The feeling the district of Columbia according to coming upon their man among the Jackies and the marines population and to seive for two years The pro- against the Negro population is in unless sooner discharged of each arm and the details of tenseaggravated by Wednesday nights portion enlistment and organization will be affray when Charles Kitchen also a made known through the war depart-¬ Negro shot and wounded two seamen Their revenge will be quite as well ment ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ serious pected to sail until comprises 2500 men under the immedi ate command of Maj Gen Anderson ¬ City of Peking and City of Sidne When the last soldier had embarked and the vessels drew from away from the dock all the bells and whistles an nounced the God speed of all the boys of San Francisco On the City of Peking is the 1st Col ored volunteers Col Smith command ing thev number 100S men and in clude the pick of the youth of this ¬ lia which is lying in the stream Tues day night in close proximity to the ¬ whose headqtiarters are on the Austra ¬ Washington May 25 There are signs in Madrid that have been noted here seeming to warrant the supposition that there has been a complete change in the Spanish plan of conduct ing the war Indications are believed to point to a relaxation if not a total abandonment of the efforts to conduct the campaign in Cuba and the West Indian waters The natural conclusion if this premise is ¬ ¬ ¬ The troops which embarked Tuesday They comuumbcred nearly 1400 prised five companies of the 14th United States infantry the 2d regiment of Oregon volunteers and a de tachment of heavjT artillery Capt Mur ¬ phy senior captain in the 2d battalion ¬ city ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Murphy There is an average of 70 men to the company or 350 men and the regimental band of 30 pieces The last of the troops to proceed from the camp to the steamer was the battery of 50 heavy artillery un ¬ der Capt Gary They are on the City Sydney Tuesday night the bay was alive with small crafts All the vessels in the harbor as well as the buildings of the 14th infantry comprising these companies Company A Capt East ¬ man C Lieut Biggie D Lieut Lasgn in command E Capt Miles F Capt ¬ V K well founded would be that the Spaniards were going to concentrate their entire energies to the defense of the Philippines with the view to re ¬ taining them in the event peace is forced upon them by virtue of the principle of international law which limits a victorious nation in indemni ¬ fying herself from the vanquished to the territory she actually occupies when peace is declared So the retreat of the Spanish squadron from the West Indies would be significant first in the danger it would place Dewey immediately and second in the hint it would convey that the Spanish mind for the first time contemplates the possibilities of peace The war board lately known as the strategy board had a short session Tuesday morning There appears to be a great misconception on the part of the public and newspapers as to the nature of this board its composi- ¬ tion and manner of work Accord- ¬ 1898 A- - w -- along the water front are brilliaptly illuminated Martial music comes from the big transports which in a few hours will be on their way to aid Adm Dewe3T and the last good byes are being said ITS RACE IS RUN Spains Flyinjr Squadron Cooped Up in San ¬ tiago Harbor Its Capture or De- ¬ struction Almost Certain New York May 25 A Washington dispatch to the Herald is as follows Spains flying squadron will fly no longer Its race is run Cooped up in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba its destruction or capture is considered by officials here to be merely a matter of time Before the harbor are the armorclads of the American navy ready to give battle to Adm the moment they poke their noses out of the channel leading to the sea Official advices announcing these to be the positions of the opposing fleets were received at the navy department Tuesday night from the commander-in-chie- f of the American force operat ing in front of the harbor It was these advices which enabled the authorities to deny emphatically the reports that an action had occurred in the Windward passage Whether Commodore Schley shall at tempt to force his way into the harbor to meet the Spanish fleet therein is a a point which he alone is believed to be competent to pass upon and which he alone must decide So important is considered the re tention of the Spanish fleet in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba or its destruc tion that the authorities do not propose to let it escape and if necessary the ironclads in front of Santiago de Cuba will be reinforced So clarified has become the atmosphere as a result of the bottling up Cerveras men-of-war ¬ ¬ ¬ tSB H two 0 rent nations understand each other better than theRrXiava inwfoz aone since over a century ago xney were separated Dy xneuiunaeiii or u Joseph Chamberlains Speech British government TliPKA ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed Done at the city of Washington this twenty fifth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety eight and of the independence of the United States the one hun dred and twenty second -- ¬ ¬ ¬ By the ¬ of the Spanish fleet in Santiago De Cuba that the authorities are now eagerly and earnest pressing for- ¬ ward the military expedition which will invade Cuba This expedition will unquestionably start this week and will be supported 13T a formidable force of ironclads which will be detailed to bombard Ha ¬ vana under the command of Rr Adm Sampson while the army makes the land attack GERMANY DEFIED Adm Dewey Refused to Permit the Ger ¬ man Consul to Laud Provisions in Manila Threatened to Fire Secretary of State Secretary Alger said Wednesday afternoon that the additional volunteers called for will not be recruited from the national guard as were the first 125000 but that the enlistments will be open The regulations referred to in the proclamation under which the enlistments will be conducted have not yet been prepared and it is thought that there is no occasion for hurry in this matter until the full draft called for in the first proclamation had been secured It is further stated that the decision to issue an additional call for volunteers was not reached until the cabinet meeting Tuesday afternoon The call it is supposed here indicates a determination to press the campaign active- ¬ ly and vigorously from now on ¬ ¬ WIIXIAM McKlNLEY President William R Day satisfied if Kitchen can be located and they are looking for him as well as for the mysterious Negro who is supposed to have killed a marine While returning from the jail the par tv met another Jackie who thought he could identify the supposed mur derer Another march on the jail followed and the man looked over the colored prisoners but failed to identify There were some cool heads among the marchers and they advised giving the sheriff a chance to get Kitchen and two other suspected Negroes named Kidd and Spencer The party eventually dispersed at a late hour without further trouble al though determined to avenge the assaults and indignities from Negroes The latter were keeping well under ¬ ¬ ¬ ing to the popular mind this board sits in the navy department and with autocratic orders directs the move- ¬ ments of fleets and the execution of plans of campaigns down to the very smallest details This conception has led to a good deal of comment some humorous and some serious at the expense of the board and the idea had even spread to Europe where so con- ¬ servative a paper as the London Times has delivered itself of this criticism It would be wise in the future to leave the direction of operations to naval commanders Councils have never pro red capable directors of war Their proper function is to obtain infor mation and to forward it to the admiral who must be as Nelson claimed the right to be free to act when the fitting opportunity arrived Now Secretary Long is a member of the war board at least he is frequent y with it during its sessions and he says that the views of the Times as to the proper functions of a war council express exactly the functions con- ¬ ferred upon and exercised by the naval war board It has worked ceaselessly and intelligently to learn the movements of the enenry and the enemys plans and to gather all kinds of information that could be of value to the United States naval command- ¬ ers now at sea It has not undertaken to hamper them with unnecessary in ¬ structions but supplying them with all information obtainable that might assist has kept ever in mind the principle that the commander on the spot is the person best qualified to act The board has not made a single mistake since the beginning of the war was the tribute that Secretary Long paid to it Just how little it interferes with our naval commanders is shown in the epigramatic message to Dewey ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington May 26 There seems to be no longer any doubt that the Spanish fleet now in Santiago harbor is hemmed in by Commodore Schleys squadron and that their escape is alMemmost if not quite impossible bers of the cabinet are exultant over Wednesdays news and although they are not willing to make public the source of their information they re gard it as perfectly trustworthy They are not willing to state the exact position of Sampsons fleet but do say thnt it is actincr in concert with Schley and can come to his relief at any time should the situation require it The published report that another and more formidable fleet is en route from Cadiz to the relief of the imprisoned squadron is not credited by members of the administration but should this prove to be the fact the move would be welcomed by our naval authorities as it would in certainly result it is said the destruction of the two fleets instead of one It is authoritatively stated that the situation of the Santi ago harbor is such that our gunboats which are available for the purpose could successfully prevent the escape of the Spaniards thus relieving a considerable part of both Sampsons and Schleys fleets for operations elsewhere Members of the administration regard as most present situation the favorable for our cause and do not doubt that in a very short space of time the Spanish fleet will be utterly destroyed and active operations begun against Havana and Cuba by both our military and naval forces The safe arrival of the Ore- ¬ gon at Jupiter inlet Fla is spoken of with great satisfaction by members of the cabinet Capt Clark in his message to the secretary of the nav reports his safe arrival there and says that he is in condition for immediate active operations at the ¬ ¬ Uncle Says This is pBl mLtWSW MrWg Americas Greatest Medicine It will Sharpen Your Appetite Purify and Vitalize Your Blood Overcome ThatTired Feeling Get a bottle ot Hoods Sarsaparilla and begin to take it TODAY and realize the great good it is sure to do you Es - ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla Americas Greatest Medicine AH druggists ¬ A well known novelist delivered a lecture recently in which he read selections from His reputation and the sohis own works ciety 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 hut I couldnt hear either A friend who met the novelist a few day after his visit to the suburban town asked him what kind of audience he had and how he liked the town Its a fine place was the reply and I had the most 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 ¬ Lecture of a Xovelist T tJ front ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ at Hong Kong You must capture vessels or destroy There was no suggestion there of unnecessary instructions And again at San Juan according to Secretary Long all that the board did was to authorize Adm Sampson to proceed as he did and attack the place He likewise had no vexatious limitations passed upon him ticularly against the Spanish fleet Commence operations at once par- ¬ ¬ ¬ COMBINED ARMY cover Wednesday night Commodore Remej7 who is in command of all the military force here issued an order at 10 oclock to have all the marines taken into camp and the sailors to their ships Squads of men from the camp and ships were sent tc bring them in At a late hour Wednesday night squads of marines were still patrolling the streets gathering in the marines and the sailors A guard of more than seventy armed soldiers has been placed ¬ ¬ outgoing steamers are compelled to hug a buoy very closely so that only one ship can pass at a time It is in fact a water pass of Thermopy lae and a few Spanish spartans on the inside could protect it against a large and formidable force endeavoring to gain entrance The channel then swings for a mile to the northwest around Gorda point and aft er turning at a sharp angle vessels are compelled to travel through anoth er long and narrow channel before reaching the large basin of water which forms the harbor proper and at the end of which the city of Santiago is situated It is nearly five miles from the ocean through these tortuous and narrow channels to the city This is a very different condition of affairs from that which existed at Manila where Adm Dewey sailed into a bay that is practically a part of the ocean Manila bay at some points is 25 miles wide affording ample room for the maneuvers which Adm Dewey executed with such success while pounding the Cavite arsenal into ruins The basin of San tiago harbor is about two miles long and the distance from shore to shore is less than a mile at its widest point Madrid May 20 Official telegrams from Cuba confirm the report that Rr Adm Sampson and Commodore Schley with their combined squadrons are now in front of Santiago De Cuba blockading Adm Cervera Ministers consider that Santiago possesses sufficient defenses to render null and void any aggressive action the enemy may take The position of the American squadron will cause the government to take immediate action though it is un known as yet what form this action and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The harbor of Santiago is probably one of the best protected in the world The entrance is between two high bluffs little more than a stones throw apart with the eastern hill crowned with an antiquated stone structure known as Morro castle For nearly a mile the channel is very narrow and from Morro castle to Fort Catalina a distance of one quarter of a mile it is hardly more than 800 feet At one point the incoming wide A new through Sleeping Car line between St Louis and Colorado Springs will be established over the Wabash Rock 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 No 3 at 920 a m arriving at Colorado Springs the next morning at 1100 with a di rect connection for Denver arriving at 113G am This is the fastest regular through service ever established between St Louis and Colorado Returning the Sleeper will leave Colorado Springs at 245 p m and ar rive at St Louis the next evening at 615 Patrons of this line will avoid the only unpleasant feature heretofore attendant on Colorado travel inasmuch as the trip through Missouris fertile fields will now be by day light and the unattractive portion of Kansas will be traversed during the night with the mountain scenery to greet the tourists in the morning The fast time of this line will naturally commend the Wabash Route to intending Colorado tourists Particulars will be gladly furnished on ap¬ ¬ Fast Time to Colorado ¬ ¬ ¬ i I ¬ plication C S CRANE G P TA St Iiouis ¬ ¬ ¬ THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS ¬ ¬ ¬ will assume SAN JUAN Big Movement Upon Porto Rico to Be Begun at Once The Town Will Be Bombarded by Adm Sampson 2G ¬ 1 - a j Srf Washington May 2G Adjt Gen The Big Battle Ship After a Trip o Corbin has prepared a statement show 13000 Miles Arrives in Safety ing the strength of the military COMMODORE WATSON at Jupiter Fla Now in Charge of the Blockading Squad forces of the United States when or ron at Havana ganized in accordance with the plans Washington May 20 Secretary now under way Long has received an official dispatch Troops Arriving at Chickamausra Regular army G2000 announcing doned the arrival of the battle Chattanooga Tenn May 25 Volunteers from states lirst call 125000 Gladstones Body ship Oregon in Jupiter Inlet Fla Her The 3rd Tennessee regiment of volun- ¬ Three cavalry regiments at large 3C0D London May 25 The bodv of Glad- - Ten infantry regiments United States safe arrival in the inlet was reported teer infantry 1000 men under Col J stone is in the librae at Hawarden Volunteers immuncs 10000 immediately to the president P Fyffe arrived Tuesday morning 3500 castle upon a couch covered with Engineers at large The Oregon left Mare Island Cal from Nashville and went to the park 5X0 13000 miles away from white silk It is attired in evening Volunteers called for Wednesday Jupiter on at 9 oclock The majority o the men dress with the crimson silk robes of a Ttal 278530 March 19 so she has averaged 200 in this regiment was fromChattanooga D C L and an Oxford college cap miles a day for 65 days As a matter Hundreds of people visited the men Bemadou is Better The body lies on its side and the fin of fact the vessel has made much bet-¬ Key West Fla May 20 Lieut Der ter speed for a good many days were during their stay in the city The 1st are loosely interlocked across the ders The features are little nadou commander of the torpedo boat lost in taking coal at the South regiment of Vermont infantry arrived breast changed except that the deep lines Winslow who was injured by an ex- American ports and again by hereon g Tuesday morning over the Southern have disappeared giving the face a ploding shell in the battle of Cardenas detour to reach Florida after havi no railway and went to the park at noon Hard drilling in all camps was the is out of the hospital much younger appearance left Bahia Brazil feature of the day in the park Accepts as a Patriot Promotion for Iieut Rowan Spy Arrested Soldier Drowned Fatal Gasoline Explosion Washington May 26 Brave Lieut Madrid May 25 Duke Almeddyar Tampa Fla May 20 An American St Louis May 25 A gasoline tank de Rio has accepted the portfolio of A S Rowan of the 19th regiment of by the name of sup at minister for foreign affairs offered to infantry is receiving high praise for posed to be from Frank Miller been at the American steel foundrythisGran- Cincinnati has ite City 111 ten miles from city but declined by Sen or Leon y Castillo his daring penetration of the Spanish arrested by detectives charged with exploded Tuesday afternoon fatally the Spanish ambassador at Paris The lines in Cuba to carry information to being a Spanish spy The prisoner is burning Charles Kuhns and slightly duke says that he does not desire the and from generals of the Cuban army in jail George T Wetzel private of injuring 14 other persons mostly Ne bujt accepts it on patriotic Gen Miles has recommended that he Troop D office Sixth be promoted to a lieutenant colonelcy was drowned United States cavalry gro employes grounds while bathing in HillsPolice Pension Law Unconstitutional Large Army at Chickamauga Spain Wants Peace borough river The body was recov- ¬ St Louis May 25 The state suCHICKAMATJGA NATIONAL PARK Ga London May 26 There is a possi- ered This is the first casualty that May 25 There are now 36000 iuen in bility of peace at no distant date The has occurred since troops have been preme court Tuesday declared the St the volunteer army under tents a this responsible statesmen of SrJaiu are encamped at Tampa If the soldiers Louis police pension law unconstitu ¬ jtoint and the officers of the army ex- - prepared to seize the first opportunity shall remain here a month longer thev tional The court holds that the con pect that by Saturday night there will ior ending the war provided the terms will be prepared to enter the tropics stitution prohibits the city of St Louis from granting public moaY to or in be 4V MH of peace are honorabhiKto Spain without danger Laid of any individual ¬ ¬ ¬ New York May 25 A special dis- ¬ patch from Manila says that the Ger- ¬ man consul there tried to land provi- ¬ sions from a German ship but that Adm Dewey refused to permit it The consul then declared according to the dispatch that he would force the land- ¬ ing under the protection of two Ger ¬ man cruisers but Adm Dewey threat- sned to fire upon the cruisers and the attempt to land the supplies was aban ¬ A Military Organization That flight Well ly Cause Any Nation to Fear the around the jail At the time this dispatch is filed the town is comparative ¬ ¬ quiet United States THE OREGON ¬ ¬ The more im portant movement now under way ia the taking of an Juan Porto Rico Commodore Schlej with his flying squadron will remain off the harbor of Santiago and may bombard the town The fleet of Sampson will however renew the attack on San SAN FRANCISCO Col Juan and it will be accompanied by LOUISVILLE Ky NEW YOJtTX N T an army of 15000 or 20000 men This army may be led by Gen Miles himself Already there is assembled at Tampa the best contingent of the regular army and in the harbor is a but fleet of 16 ocean transports carrying she Uly wife- liad pimples on her facethey has been taking CASCARETS and ¬ from 900 to 1500 men each This ca- have all disappeared I had been troubled constipation for some time but after tak pacity will transport with reasonable witbthe first Cascaret I have had an army of 15000 men ing this ailment We cannot speakno troublo¬ comfort with too high Cascarets It is the hppe to capture San ly of5708 Germantown Fred Wartman Pa Ave 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- -- ¬ July J i - dispatch says the government is in ¬ formed that the Spanish torpedo boat Terror left Martinique Wednesday - The Terror Left Martinique New York May 26 A Washington r P 100 O Box HMHMHHHaMMTO Co tiUflBlgjC WW U BQ if Cincinnati O- - Addyess Rogers Jlemedj 407 - 00 m CJLLFWEUIBBsffi Tt0cttntha1rnlri A i - nnrnvn1 Htr Knplipb1 Ttoyal Society Preventing cruelty to animns Circular Irce H CiJKICE JFaraalngtoD C- v il THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EXFRIDAY MAY 27 1898 ceipta from her butter and egg- sales No the case would have to go over for awhile but he wouldnt give it up he would teach his contrary brother the needed lesson in time - uTjH UiMm Tl MMtMLJW KINES w ft I am weary and my marching days are oer I can hear the misty river breaking ghostly on shore At the window with my crutches as the daylight fades away I sit and watch the shadows neath the hoary maples play It is then I hear the music of a bugle loud and shrill And the long- roll in the twilight seems to come from yonder hill But awake or dreaming ever I can see the old blue lines And again the army marches marches underneath the pines With a tread that echoes ever in the vet- ¬ erans heart to day Marches still that grand old army mong the trees so far away And I see its banners floating proudly gainst the azure sky Just as though beneath my window it to- ¬ day were passing by can recognize the comrades touching el- ¬ I bows as of yore With a beautiful devotion that will live forever more And the sun in cloudless heavens upon blade and baynet shines And the breezes stir the pennons of the army in the pines Sitting here I count the marches one can never more forget I can see the gleaming camp fires when the stars their watch have set Yonder rides the graybeard colonel with a comrades smile for all That morning In the wilderness he was the first to fall I remember how we laid him neath the dark green branches low And turned to meet the charges of the ever AM old and JI 1 its - In the dark days of Gl three brother responded to President Lincolns ci for troops The came from a quiet farm home in one of the northern coun- ¬ ties of Indiana All of them left home for the battlefields with a mothers blessing on their heads but the mothers heart went out especially to the young- ¬ est her baby He was but a boy of 19 to whom the hard work of the farm had always been more of a burden than his frail body could bear and for that reason he was made much of by the other members of the family But men were needed her sons thought it their place to go and it was not her part to stand in the way of their duty to their coun- ¬ try Month after month wore away The mother watched anxiously for each ¬ lied out his intention of putting the pig into his own pen and in less than 24 Jiours afterwards he was arrested on a warrant sworn out by his brother The case went through the justice court with a decision for Josiah when appealed to the grand jury the decision was the other way At a retrial the de- ¬ mail and was occasionally rewarded with a letter always from her baby He told her of his brothers of the army of their camp life of their marches and their battles but of himself he told her little except that he was as well as usual But the mother read between the lines The hardships of campaigning was wearing away her babys health and how she longed for him I tell you grrls somethings got to And then one day a letter came from His brother the mothers be done sos your father and Uncle Hiram baby was ill and they would send Joshll make up this senseless quarrel him home to her She could feel al of theirs I cant for the life of me cision was again reversed and then it went to the state courts where it was tried time after time until now it had reached the supreme court and Hiram hoped to have the last decision against biin reversed During the progress of the case both brothers had become heavily involved in raising the money needed to pay Hiram s court and attorneys fees farm had been mortgaged his crops sold to pay the same kind of bills The needs of his family had counted for naught against this legal monster His boy had left school that he might take the place of a hired man and so save that expense as well as that incurred hy his schooling The daughters had done without the clothes they were ac- ¬ customed to They and their mother had worked over their old ones until they would bear no more and then came this plea for just 50 more Everj plea of this kind had promised to be the last one since the case was first started and Ma Walker had finally rebelled ner he was going to the cemetery say ¬ ing she believed she would go with him I uss Ill go this morning he re- ¬ The girls tell me Josh has took plied a notion to annoy me by goin in the afternoon an I guess Ill let him have his own way Aftervthe quarrel of five jears before Josiah had built himself a house as far from that of his brother as possible and at his place there was no sign of his intention of varying his usual custom of visiting the cemetery in the morning The girls had worked their plans quite successfully and the chances were the brothers would meet ar a place where for a time at least they nyust drop their quarrel over a spotted pig GAMP ALGER The Volunteers Now There Being formed Into Divisions and Drigades Under Command of Gen Graham PIETY FIFTH CONGRESS While sev ¬ eral important paragraphs in the war revenve measure were passed over Thursday for fu ¬ ture consideration excellent progress wjs made by the senate in the consideration of the bill Two thirds of the measure has been read the committee amendments generally having been agreed to Mr McLaurin dem S C opened the discussion of the bill Thurs ¬ day with a carefully prepared speech touching all of its features He expressed the hope that the bill would pass as reported by the majority of the committee on finance with the exception of the stamp tax which he thought quite unnecessary The proposition to place a stamp tax upon proprietary articles and perfumery articles now in stock aroused a lively discussiou It was regarded as retro- ¬ active legislation and as such was opposed by many senators The paragraph has not been disposed of finally House The adjournment of the house to Monday postponed until next week any possi- ¬ ble consideration of the Hawaiian resolutions On the opening of the days session Chaplain Gouden referred feelingly to the late William E Gladstone In the death of this grand old man the chaplain said Our hearts go out in gratitude to Thee for his great character as a writer statesman and Christian which has been felt throughout Mr Grosvenor rep O called the world up the labor arbitration bill as amended and passed by the senate He explained the amendments as being either salutary or un necessary saying they had been approved by the friends of the bill outside of congress He moved to concur in the senates amend ments After debate confined to the proposi tion to send the bill to conference in which many members participated a roll call upon agreeing to the senates amendments thereby effecting the bills passage was ordered re ¬ sulting in yeas 219 nays 4 Washington May 21 Senate At the con- ¬ clusion of Fridays session of the senate the reading of tne war revenue measure had been completed About seven eighths of the amend- ¬ ments proposed by the senate committee have been agreed to Those remaining are quite naturally the most important in the bill and will provoke a deal of discussion The prin- ¬ cipal amendments yet to be passed upon are those relating to the issuue of bonds andv certificates of indebtedness the tobacco tax the tax on proprietary articles the issue of greenbacks the coinage of the silver seig- ¬ niorage the issue of silver certificates the in- ¬ heritance tax and the tax on corporations The action upon some of the amendments will be dependent upon that on others Mr Aid rich rep R I Friday offered as a substitute for the paragraphs relating to the coinage of the seigniorage the issue of silver certificates and the issue of legal tender notes the bond provision prepared by the republican minority of the committee on finance If the bond provision should be accepted by the sen ¬ ate the amendments offered by the democrats in lieu of it will naturally be rejected Mr delivered an extended Daniel dem Va speech opposing an issue of bonds and sup- ¬ porting the substitute paragraphs proposed by the democratic majority of the finance com- ¬ mittee House Not in session May 20 Washington First Kejular Session Senate I valiant foe seem to hear wars thunder as it rolled along our lines Waking not the dear old colonel sleeping sweetly neath the pines fcut my crutches oft remind me that our battle flags are furld That where in the pines The sound of music thrills me they are coming down the street I plainly hear upon the wind the tramp claims to alfthe world That love cements the sections and that brothers true to day Beneath the starry banner fair stand both the Blue and Gray The roses bloom in beauty where we heard the mad shells scream And southern lilies grow beside the squad- ¬ ron guarded stream And everywhere this sacred day love gratefully entwines A fragrant wreath in memory of the army we fought the angel Peace pro- ¬ wr of many feet With natures treasures beautiful they march again to keep Memorial day and crown the boys where side by side they sleep They see me at the window and salute me as they pass lift my hand and smile on them but very I soon they pass My old old eyes grow misty and I cannot see the lines Though I seem to hear the army once again among the pines Theres another army marching neath - Its leaders areihot many now1 its privates too are few One by one they cross the river to the camp where all is still Where drums to battle never beat and bugles never thrill Memorial day grows sweeter as the long years glide away And loving nature yields her gifts alike for Blue and Gray And soon where the last veteran sleeps will creep tli summer vines And evermore will silent be the camps among the pines T C Harbaugh in Ohio Farmer tihiheavensof rXand bjtfe AtAB ROTHEfe RAVE xmr d VSMSrfiZl NWJSWf5r - cr--- H to quit lawin over T you ever goin 4 gI an Josh have both that shoat You spent moren its worth fifty times over an it aint no nearcrsettled than it was five 3ear ago eonsent to spendin another nickel in lawin and Ma Walker gave her foot a determined stamp on the polished kitchen floor to signify that she meant all she said To those who knew Ma Walker the Her stamp she gave meant much no amount of mind was made up and coaxing and argument could change it She didnt intend to throw good money after bad in a vain endeavor to get pay- ¬ ment for a four dollar shoat for which they had already mortgaged the farm for more than they could pay in the next live 3ears But Ma the lawyer says he can git a judgment in the next court an then I want to teach Josh that he cant have everything his own way The lawyer says hell only need 50 more Hiram Walker you might just as well quit talkin for I tell you I wont consent to spendin another cent J de- ¬ clare to goodness its a downright shame that two brothers cant get along without spendin all they make in Iar in Its bad enough for Josh and for you whats got a family to care for its still worse You had just better spend that 50 in buin me an the girls some new clothes Joodness knows we need em bad enough 1 havent had a new dress since this lawin business be gan five year ago neither has the No I wont give ury c iris Again the foot of Ma Walker struck the floor with a thump that was certain- ¬ ly impressive and her husband finding that he could accomplish nothing by argument left the house If his wife wouldnt consent he had no thought of doing1 what he wished against her wishes and besides that the money that b wanted was her own the r- - ton passenger steamer Purisima Conception is here She is afraid to A GREAT BOOK THIEF venture out The numerous rumors as to the sighting of the phamton Siranru nntl Interesting1 History of THE BROTHERS MEET Spanish fleet in this vicinity are quite Count Ijibris Acquired unsubstantiated Library moM glad that he was sick for it would think how were goin to do it but do bring him back How carefully she it we must Cant one af 3ou think out Probably the most audacious and COL JOVAS STORY would nurse him and by the time the some plan successful book thief that ever lived A little conference of mother and war was over he should be well again was Count Libri of Florence who emi Spanish liegiment Lot Three Hundred hopes were not to be daughters was being held in the kitchBut the mothers Men by the Bombardment of Carde ¬ grating to France became in 1S42 see Her baby came home to her en The3 wanted clothes and that retary realized nas by the Nashville of a government commission to only to be taken away again forever soon Here was summer coming on and examine and catalogue the books and She watched beside his bedside she did all of their thin clothing was worn out manuscripts in Kfy West Fla Ma- - 25 Col Juan the man3 communal all the many lititle things that only a long before the last summer was over F Jova who was the vice United himlibraries of the county mother knows how to do but without Something must be done to slop this self of his opportunities Availing care- States consul in Sagua la Grande and of the success Long before the war was over ravenous legal monster that was de lessness and ignorance of the custodi- who is now a colonel in the Cuban they had laid him in the little cemetery vouring them and a consummate knowledge of arm arrived Tuesday morning from I dont know as itll work replied ans treasmes unveiled to him he quiet- ¬ the province of Santa Clara being deand his furlough was extended into Mary the joungost but anyway we the eternity ly and leisurely despoiled the libraries tached from his command b Gen might try it on a miswho of hundreds of their choicest manu- Gomez Adm sent him here Try what cried Ma Walker When the old folks died the farm of Sampson and Commodore sion to more than 00 acres was left to Hiram You know ma pa and Uncle Josh scripts and most precious heirlooms Reme Col Jova left Caibarien on a United and Josiah Walker to be divided equal- alwa3s go to the cemetery Decoration careful I3 t obliterating afterward all or worked together as the brothers day to fix up Uncle Charts grave signs tha might lead to their identifica- States tug He saj s that the natives ly are dropping dead in great numbers might choose For several years they Thats one of the last requests Grand tion How the collection thus acquired daily in the streets of Santa Clara farmed their laud together and then ma Walker made before she died She Iliram married After that the land said Charle3 was her baby and she came into the possession of the late The regiment at Santa Calina that atwas divided Hiram taking the part on wanted his grave always kept nice Lord Ashburuham bv what means tacked the Nashville when an atwhich the home stood for himself and Before this lawsuit pa and Uncle Josh Libris robberies were afterwards dis tempt was made to cut the cable at his bride and Josiah was to make his alwa3s went together on Decoration covered and traced back to him to- Cienfuegos lost 300 men almost anni- ¬ home with them di3 to trim the bushes and fix the sod gether with iherecentsaleof thelibrary hilating it He sa3s that on Mav 19 the Cubans Added to the ties of blood were the and put on the flowers but now the3 go at a stupendous increase of price and town of Santa Clara but ties of comradeship on the battlefields 03 themselves Pa always goes in the the methods bv which the French gov attacked theto ernment finally recovered a portion of were forced retreat before a superior of the south and tlie3 seemed insepar afternoon and Uncle Josh in the morn able Nothing it seemed could come ing and each takes care of one side of their long lost treasures form a most force Jova sa3s there are more than hosin between them They assisted each oth the grave Maybe if we could get them remarkable and romantic chapter in lit¬ 1100 wounded Spaniards All the them of pitals at Santa Clara er in their work they shared each oth to go at the same time and have them erary history were hurt in the Cardenas and Cieners earnings they made it a point to meet there Avithout knowing it the re THE NAMELESS DEAD The wounded were fuegos fights plant at the same time they reaped membrances might cause them to make brought to Santa Clara on trains and their crops at the same time and they up again suffered greatl en route sold the products of their farms to the I just believe it would Mar- - if we The Cubans Jova sa3s were comsame men Their liveb were the happ3 could only do it but 30111 pas so set in pelled to attack Santa Clara in order ones of peace and good will his uas that he wouldnt go at any to get food The got what they went And then came a time of doubt of time he thought Uncle Josh would be for and then quit fighting hard words and all the comradeship of there and Uncle Josh wouldnt go if Canton Ministers Protest the past was forgotten he thought hed meet 3our pa 1 dont It was in the winter time and both see how we could work it Mary the3re Cato O May 25 The Canton Ministerial association Tuesday sent brothers were fattening hogs for mar both that contrary and Ma Waiker to Secretarj of War Alger a cop3 of ket The pens in which their hogs were shook her head over the problem resolutions passed b the association But ma couldnt we make Uncle kept adjoined and da3 after day they protesting against allowing the sale of had stooc together and remarked about Josh believe pa was going in the morn ¬ intoxicating liquor to the United - ing 0 make pa believe Uncle Josh was the condition of the stock One mornStates soldier bos now in the various ing as Joiiah came out to the barnyard going in the afternoon put in Jane camps It is signed by a committee Now I never thought of that and he found his brother counting his hogs appointed b3 the association the Ma Walker beamed on her two daugh ¬ and as he reached his side Hiram turned chairman being Bev1 Dr Manchester ters It takes 3oung heads for new to him and said President McKinhrrs comrade in a board loose and one ideaj dont it Ill just leave it for you Josh theres arms and states that the3 freel gave of my shoats has worked its wa3 into two girls to fix up Youve got a way their sons to defend the country but your pen I think its the spotted one of gettn round them two men I never requests the government to use ever3 could get in the corner there effort to protect them from the evils of fiOPW Guess youre mistaken niram intemperance thats my pig tins old sow here is his 7he morning of May 30 was as bright WASinxGTorc May 25 The navy demother TouIl have to look again Hi- - and clear as anyone could ask The To deck with flowers the lonely spot of partment Tuesdaj- - received a cableearth ram to find 3011 r slioat country people in the part of the coun holds But I guess I know my shoat when tywhere the Walkers lived always made That dead the dust of heroes nameless gram from Adm Dewev as follows Manila May 20 I see it Jci h and I tell 3011 that spot- ¬ the day a holiday a day devoted to the Columbia comes nor asks the place c May 24 Secretar- - via Hong Kong Navy Washingted pigs mine Ill git in an catch it memories of the brave men who fell in birth Situation unchanged Strict and put it back in my pen the civil war Many of them had friends They were her sons In grief she bows her ton head blockade continued Youll do nothhof the kind That and relatives buried on the battlefields While from her heart she breathes to provisions in Manila Groat scarce Foreign subspotted pigs mine I tell you an 3 oull of the south but there were but few Heaven the prayer ou tbreak of the Spanish an let it alone where i is I dont believe soldier graves in the little churchyard That all are joined in love fraternal there jects fearand thi 3 will be transferred soldiers Horn Rams cemetery at home What few there jouve lost a shoat anyway to Cavite by the foreign in And so the quarrel started A pig were however received the offerings MnhoErany the harbor Aguinaldo the rebel commathat either would nave gladly given the of the entire community Mahogany is now very generall sub- ¬ nder-in-chief who was brought ¬ As Hiram Walker came in from theV stituted Chlckpry in the manufacture here fropi Hong Konj f on the McCul other had he asked it wos to come between them barn after doingvtlie chores of the morn ¬ of wagon wheels in France it being loch is organizing a force of native cavalry and may lender assistance car- - ing his wife asked how soon after din- - found cheaper and guHt as durable At his first opportunity Hiram that Will he valuable J rvEi 1200 ¬ Wasiiixgtox May 25 Gen Graham Tuesday issued an order organizing the troops at Camp Alger into di- ¬ ¬ visions and brigades as follows First Division First New Jersey 2d Ohio 53th New York 6th Illinois Gth Massachusetts 8th Ohio 13th Penns3lvania 12th Pennsylvania Sth Pennsylvania Brig Gen Francis L Gunther United States volunteers is assigned to com- ¬ mand the 1st division 1st Brigade First New York 7th Ohio volunteer infantry and G5th New York to be commanded by Col E A Campbell first lieutenant New Jersey Josiah Walker was kneeling beside Mas- ¬ 2d Brigade Illinois the little marble monument clipping sachusetts Sth Second Col J D Gth Ohio Foster the dead branches out of a rose bush of Ohio commanding over his brothers grave when he be ¬ 3d Brigade Twelfth Pennsylvania came aware that some one was ap ¬ loth Pennsylvania Sth Pennsylvania proaching the grave from the other side Col H A Coursen 13th Pennsylvania Glancing around he saw commanding of the bush was liis brother As he rose from it The 159th Indiana Gth Pennsj lvania his position beside the bush Hiram and 9th Ohio will until further orders paused at the side of the grave opposite remain unattached and report direct him to corps headquarters Two troops of Why do you come here at this time cavalry from Brooklyn and New York demanded Josiah thoroughly iucensed citj were ordered to report at head ¬ quarters to perform such special duty at what he considered an imposition And why did you tell my girls that as may be assigned them by the major an general commanding vou was comin in the afternoon Maj E Vollrath Sth Dhio has been I came this morning swered Hiram appointed provost marshal because you told them that Charles P Menoher adjutant Gth I never told the girls nothing of the kind and you know it You come here artillery has been ordered to Fort Mc Henry at this time to spite me The latest arrivals at camp were the The whole scheme that the girls and two troops of cavalry from New York their mother had worked came to Hi ¬ ram in a minute and stepping a little and Brooklyn which reached camp at 3 a m Wednesdaj morning nearer he said Josiah the girls told me that and SOUTH OF CUBA now I know why They cant see any sense in this quarrel of ours and want us to forget it They thought here at Commodore Schley Cruising Oft Cienfne- gos and Santiago De Cuba Adm Charleys grave would be a good place Sampson Also in the Vicinity for us to meet Dont you think it is Without a word of reply Josiah ex ¬ Ox Board Dispatch Boat Daxdy tended his hand across the grave where Moxtego Bay Jamaica Maj- - 25 The it meMhat of his brother Hiram he said we have quarreled waters south of Cuba have suddenl ¬ naval activfor many years I thought I would become the scene of greatwho left Key ity Commodore Schlej never again speak a kind word to you West the battle but beside the grave where our brother ships last Thursday with Texas the Massachusetts and and comrade sleeps our quarrel shotild armored cruiser Brooklyn and the be forgotten for the time at least Shall armed acht Scorpion is believed to it be be cruisinjr off Cienfuegos and Santi- ¬ Why not let it be forgotten for all ago De Cuba Ts a spotted pig wortii time Josiah When the Dandy left Key West last the amount of happiness it has cost Friday morning Adm Sampson was us k still there It was the opinion of na- ¬ It was my pig Hiram val officers that he would sail for Cien- ¬ was mine Josiah Xojt fuegos soon by the eastern route the Letls call it our pig Hiram as it two fleets thus completing the circle really was of Cuba The battle ship Iowa followed Com- ¬ Thats best Josiah Now lets fix up Charleys and mothers graves and modore Schley on Fridaj but was then ypu must go home to dinner with overtaken off Cape San Antonio on me iovA suspect ma and the girls will Saturday hy the torpedo boat Dupont with secret instructions The battle- ¬ be expecting vou ship immediate increased her speed 7 Thelawsuit was settled out of court to the limit and when last seen was entrauce to the passage Wgjfalker and the girls got their guarding theIsle o between the Pines and Cuba dresses and abundant supply Hiimpf The Dupont rushed on toward Cien- ¬ iui Lut came irom ootn larms ana Jo siah igUiaek at the old home asrain to fuegos Five British war ships are now in the vicinity of Jamaica The Spanish WRIGHT A PATTERSON ¬ --- r hours Monday the senate had the war revenue measure under discussion The entire time was occupied by Mr Chilton dem Tex Mr IiOde rep Alass and Mr Turlcy dem Lodge confined While Mr Tenn himself to a discussion of the pro- ¬ posed tax on corporations and bank deposits strongly urging that such taxes be not imposed Mr Chilton and Mr Turley cov- ¬ ered pretty fully the general features of the bill Their speeches dealt comprehensively with the theories of taxation and were there- ¬ fore in the very nature of things legal and technical dissertations upon the subjectJJ No action of any kind was taken upon the bill House The day in the house was devoted chiefly to the consideration of District of Co- ¬ lumbia legislation Two bills of minor im- ¬ portance affecting the volunteer military were passed Washington Maj- - 24 Senate For five ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ gross receipts of corporations was under dis- ¬ cussion in the senate throughout Tuesdays session Incidentally the proposed tax on bank deposits was adverted to The principal speeches were delivered by Mr Piatt rep Ct and Mr Lindsay dem Ivy both of whom vigorously attacked the corporation tax The weight of the formers argument was thrown aaiust the tax on the ground that it was unconstitutional because the tax was not levied alike upon all persons engaged In a particular lines of business He main ¬ tained that an occupation tax could be levied provided that the conditions were fair and equitable but that the business of a corpora- ¬ tion could not be taxed simply because ii was conducted by a corporation Mr Lind ¬ pro- ¬ say vigorously antagonized the posed issue of legal tender notes de ¬ claring that it accentuated the existing menace to the gold reserve of the treasury and was besides the dearest money ever devi ed He held that such an isue would be a hlovr to the nations financial credit He also pre- ¬ sented an argument against the proposed cor- ¬ poration tax maintaining that if enacted into law it would breed a batch of lawsuits in- ¬ stead of providing what the government need ¬ edready money with which to conduct the war operations House The session of the house Tuesday was brief Several bills were passed notably those for the organization of the naval hospital corps to facilitate military triais for small of ¬ fenses and to authorize the appointment of a commission to allot certain lands and to securo the cession of others from the Utah Indians in their reservation in Utah Washington May 25 Senate That fea- ¬ ture of the war revenue measure placing a tax of one quarter of one per centum upon the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ nesday afternoon Mr Allison la in charge of the war revenue bill in tho senate endeav- ¬ ored to secure unanimous consent that a final vote on the measure be taken on Saturday next before adjournment Mr Teller CoU objected Mr Daniel Va in reiterating Mr Tellers objection sounded the first note of de ¬ lay against that measure that has been heard since the debate began He declared that there was no emergency which required the immediate passage of the bill and frankly an- ¬ nounced that if certain provisions of the bill put into it by the democrat on the finance committee were not agreed to by the senate he would offer some amendments to the measure that probably would precipitate debate He strongly intimated too that if the war sho Id not be prolonged it might not be necessary to provide so such revenue as the pend- ¬ ing would bill raise and a to desire await developments that in all likelihood were close at hand before passing upon a bill that meant so much to the people as thi- - one Speeches on the general features of the pending bill were delivered Wednesday by Mr Stewart pop Nev Mr Allen pop Neb and Mr Caffery dem La Before the revenue bill was taken up Wednes ¬ day morning the pension deficiency appropria ¬ tion bill was passed It carried nearly 9000 C00 Washington May 2G Senate Late Wed- ¬ wt House After the passage of a bill granting certain public lands to the territory of New Mexico the house devoted Wednesdays ses- ¬ sion to eulogies upou the late Senator George of Mississippi Export Eecortl Broken New York May 2G The exports ol general merchandise from 2sew York ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 men-of-w- ar for the week ending Wednesday were valued at SL14nS57 The total this week is the largest on record The heaviest part o the exports represent jrain shipments abroad 1icnt Sobral Arrested New York May 20 A special from KeT West saj s that the man arrested Tuesday on board the steamer Pana ma on suspicion of being a Spanish spv is Lieut Sabral formerly naval attache of the Spanish legationvat x Washington t -- ¬ i C 4tfWft ffl fw KW ftffB9Wf 3 11 giiyj imynw- jU- - fynv THii BOURBON NEVvSsliARIS KY 7SIDAYS MAY 27 1898 vidSA- M News Ifrom Camp Collier lioyal mattes the food pure wholesome and delicious MAY TIME IN KENTUCKY MS bTOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and May 2Gth 1898 Cnpid has not been idle since the Ken ncky soldiers have been in camp at Lexington Cpt Harry Strother of Winchester and Capt Fred Wilson of Lexington and Private Win King of -- Camp Collier Lexiugimi Ky Evry hill assumes a greeiffeiKue Fleecy clouds fleck a sky ofjeeper blue All Nature seems to smile on you In May time in Kentucky Verdant is every fertile fleld Giving promise of generoujyield On evry spot has Ceres kneel d In May time in Kentucky Then comes the bluish tingeo grass Evry day the love god hearsa class For evry lad finds lovely lass Formaying in Kentucky Nature sings one glad eternal song Buds burst from every sprig aid prong Never seems each perfect day too long In May timn in Kentucky Walter Champ in Courier Journal Traiifr Beu Brush r tired from Covington II There Paris were married recently are rumors of other hits made by Cupid POWDER Absolutely Pure Private Geo Henser of Company K First Regiment has become a raving maniac on srronnt of a quarrel with GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS He was his sweetheart in Louisville sent noine Theatrical And Otherwise -- Remarks In x The Foyer Col Caetleman is especially severe on Miss Ella Martin who will sing in l 3f ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK THE jf SEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I Editors and Owners BBUOE MILLER 9 ay able to the W Make all order of Champ Checks Money Miiler Orders etc ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Locals in blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ W-- non ¬ esting It by Miss 11a B Martin union Prompt paying reliable vocal numbers soprano of Lexington the wonderful companies insures against fire a solo and a quarto by accomplished The Carbon Photograph will stand the test of time and atmospheric in ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur ¬ able TI13 likeness is always preserved in mirmtest detail and can be made from an old picture I invite all who Music And Drama are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ G- B Brooks of Paris joined the ine this wo derful picture uefore giving Hospital Corps of the Second Regiment your orders for any copying and eularg Paris Reporter mg of Wednesday morniug and left with the pictures I sit ¬ The varied program arranged for th- - tings oil when von make your large free desire a regiment for Chattanooga He is an muscal and dramatic entertainment picture nd guarantee satis excellent pharmacist and will be a valu to be given at the opera house on June faction from life respectfully Very able man on the staff L Guinnan Artist 1st gives promise of being very inter ¬ 29mir tn Paris Ky will comprise two charming - the dramatic and musical entertainment at the opera house next Wednesday night sang in a concert at LexiLgton Tuesday night The Argonaut says Miss Ella Martins voice was glorious A musical critic remarked what a pity She she does not go to New York could make a fortune in a church choir Only three men out of Company L or on the concert stage of Ashland were rejected The com- ¬ pany is a fine lot of young men who The Junior Club of the Clifton school are commanded by Capt Dick Carr of which Miss Ely is principal enter ¬ formerly Police Judge of Ashland tained their y ung friends Saturday ev- ¬ ening with a very clever presentation There is much speculation rife at of two little plays followed by a recep- ¬ Camp Bradley as to where the Legion tion and dance A charming dialogue will be ordered when it is mustered into from Jane Austens Literary Tastes service B It is possible that it may go to given by Miss Mary Ely and Miss Ed ¬ the Philippines na Goldman was followed by the new one act comedy Bachelor Maids in Hon Henry Wattergon of Louisville which Misses Hope Thompson as will address the soldiers at the military nurse Edith Maescher society girl camps to day and it is expected that Matilda Alexander dentist Kate Stu ¬ large crowds will visit the camps art lawyer Madge Sproull writer of advertisements Alice Spear novelist The Bryan Station and Lexington Olivia Morrison college settlement and Chapters of the D A R presented a Amy Stakeker the apanese girl car ¬ handsonae flag to the Second Regiment ried out their parts very cleverly The Wednesday afternoon at the Lexington Franklin School Mandolin Club varied fairgrounds The presentation speech the programme with several selections was made by Judge Jere Morten and and nearly a- hundred of the young jol wanner made a pretty speech ac- ¬ people had a most enjoyable evening Commercial Tribune Monday cepting the flag ¬ - the Louisville boys who deserted and it is said that he approved of the act of drumming young Tyler out of camp for refusing to sign the muster roll Sunday He plainly calls them cowards and cen sures their employers for retaining them in their employ mond have wheat at 105 Capt J B Aleshi e U S A has purchased about 300 cavalry horses in Kentucky recently Jf E Kern bought a pair of army mules in Fleunngsbnrg Monday for 200 They will be nsed in Cuba Ornam nt will be the favoiite in the Brooklyn to be run to morrow at Gravesend Traverser Tillo and Ben Holliday are six to one and Dr Catlett and Typhoon II are eight to one Dan Morris sold a handsome chestnut gelding to Warren Stoner of Mt Ster- ¬ ling to be used in th- - war in case Mr Stoners company of cavalry is accepted for service Benj Woodford of nar Paris has sold 80000 pounds of hemp to W J Loughridge at 3 50 per 112 pounds of U7 crop and 250 lor 96 crop Brice Steele sold to same buyer 60000 pounds 0f 97 cr0p at 3 49 L Turf Note- the noted racer has been the tiirf Co of Rich Arnold bought 7700 bushels of ¬ Of Stok Crop Hte Is the greatest labor saving farm tool ever invented It is reliable does the work accurately and saves money Nothing made like it ¬ ¬ BEIYIIS Tobacco Planter lift BUY A BEMIS And plant your tobacco right New Departun Brown N Special Hates I Bradley Day at the military camps at Lexington the L N will sell round trip tickets at one fare to day May 27th The L N will sell rouul trip tickets at one fare Sunday to Lexington to visit the military camps Returning the train will leave Lexington at feix On account of and laita Cultivators1 j oclock To Dallas Texas June 10 11 12 on account of Imperial Council Nobles of Mystic Shrine One fare round trip ARE THE LEADERS They do the work where others fail Sold only fcS B F B Carr Agent Triumph In Photographic Avt MB Wjp B 1 i KBB UKZS KBI B ft ¬ ¬ PHOENIX BICYCLES Pretty Bicycles i Insure in my ag ency k rv T Tor s our- - r Je ui urua K k Late News of the War wind and storm W 0 HINTOfc re- ¬ Agent V Congressional Committee Meeting French and Spanish warships were 1 v ported off Halifax yesterday The Navy Department believes that Schley has Cerveras fleet bottled up in Santiago by but has no positive infor- ¬ mation to that effect Schley continues to blockade the harbor The Presided fetw issued a call for 75000 volunteers The Oregon arrived at Key West yes- ¬ terday m6rniug and is awaiting orders Reliable information has been receiv- ¬ ed at Washington that forty Krupp guns for the Spanish passed through the German and French custom houses as kitchen furniture Another war conference was held at Washington yesterday The Second Regiment U S V ar riyed safely at Chickamauga yesterday morning at nine oclock The Spanish Minister of Marine thinks Cervera has escaped from Santiago On pages two and three seven columns of war news are printed A cable from Madrid admits that another reyolt has broken ont in the Chairman South Trimble of the Seventh District Democratic Con- ¬ gressional Committee has called a meeting of the committee to be held at Frankfort June 15 to fix a date and place and determine whether the com rlpr a convention or pri mittee Y ulary in hoffllUatllig a DemGQraHo candidate for Congress It ia stilted that a convention will be Called to meet about two weeks later- and Bince the withdrawal of BronBrQn Settle has no oppo- ¬ sition and it will be a formal affair ¬ ¬ - ¬ Their Favorite Songs Kentucky Troops Home Admiral Cervera Me Old Kentucky Theyre After Philippines A Madrid dispatch says that the com- ¬ plete rnin of the Spanish dynasty will The follow the defeat of Cervera queen regent refuses to leave Madrid Two orders in regard to mail for and from soldiers and sailors have been is sued by Postmaster General Emery Smith One order takes the Philippine Islands out of the category of places where mail communication with the United States is suspended and the other revives a regulation permitting soldiers sailors and mariners to send letters postage upon which is to be col- ¬ lected on delivery ¬ Just received at Vrire line of straw and linen hats Cos a tine tf Jflighest Awarded Honors Worlds Fair America John Bull Same as Uncle Sam Germany Spanish serenade Admiral Sampson Therell Come a Time Admiral DeweytWhat Did Dewey An Excellent Production Do To Them V The Junior Sodality of the Catholic France Same as Germany Church gave an excellent production of Admiral Schley Same as Sampson the play The Little Mischief Makers Second Call For Volunteers at the opera house Tuesday night and ibv Bradley has received official the play was well received by a large notice of President McKinleys second audience The members of the cast call for volunteers and says that Ken ¬ were letter perfect in their lines and the tuckys quota will mostly come from acting was yery good The tambourine Miss Dollys Washer Eastern Kentucky only seven of the march and thirty eight companies in camp having Maids were much praised The cast come frcm that section Secretary of The Little Mischief Makers was as Alger has informed Senator Ddboe that follows Katie Lenihan a regiment of colored troops would be Mr Smith Mrs Smith Teresa McDermott enlisted in Kentucky Tennessee and Mary Glenn Stella possibly Arkansas Buck Freemans Irene Fugazzi Paris company of colored volunteers Susan Flora Fugazzi will now have a chance to go to the Lottie Fannie Flora McDermott front Lucy Annie Moran Desha Breckinridge of the Lizzie Editor Mary Maloney Lexington Herald is the owner of April Minnie Ellen Kelley Lady a clever filly which has won sev- ¬ Amy Thomas E Nickels eral good races this season Grandmoth r Loretta Ramp m Topsey Turvey servantBertha Ramp u ASHIONABLE spring snoes superior M Roche in every respect and prices at the low- ¬ Mrs Stephens visitor Mrs Caldwell visitorAnnie Sangster est point at Sail cousin Mary Grosche Davis Thompson Isgrig Hatlie Douglass Margaret Roche Try our special A coffee six The entertainment closed by singing the Star Spangled Banner pounds for 100 Uncle Sam ¬ local singers an instrumentaVtsolo and a trio violin piccolo and piano by the clevor Foote family of Paris r sensational vaudeville act by Mr Mau- ¬ rice Hedge of the Agnes Wallace Vil la Company and a cleveivspng and dance by a talented Tarllamateur The program will end with an original oneact drama A Loyal Coquette written by Walter Champ of this city The play will be produced under the direction of Mr W H DavTsofTne Fast Vlail company who will assume the leading male role The Other parts will be in the hands of competent per ¬ sons There is considerable- curiosity among local theater goers to see the dramatic work of our fellow townsmar produced and the opera house should and no doubt will be filled on this oc casion Parisians should take pnae in complimenting the promoters and par ticipants in this entertainment with 1 handsome audience The admission to the parquet and dress circle will be fifty cents The sale of seats will begin at Brooks drug store on Tuesday morning ¬ - The time fur Spring house cleaning lias arrived We are prepared to lend von onr assistance in the shape of laan lering lace curtains blankets bed spreads etc Special care taken to re sum lace curtains in as good condition is when received are all right if you want something pretty to look at but there is a world of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will do it tf Bourbon Steam Laundry - - -- - DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS Van Hook Whiskey r0 cents per Spears mart t i1cDkkmott A Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc 0 IN vi V Gml Slfinry f Often saves money mid Im pood health If you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin a d health will ue restored to you Triai sizes ciio aoses nic large size ouc and Si Of ol W T 15r oks druggist Paris 1 Ky ljan im ¬ Wrlgkfs Celery Tea regulates the nver and kidneys cures constipation ind sick headacke 25c at all druggists Our line of mens tan shoes embraces the newest novelties for Springs from the best manufacturers Isgrig Davis Thompson w rights Celery Tea cures constipation sick headaches 25c at druggists To Cure A Cold In One Day ¬ It Is beginning to be lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ WARM and it is going to be - Your -- WARMER - Your doctor knows all about foods and medicines The next time you see him just ask him what he thinks Doctor Knows Especially is this true about WALL PAPERS If you want any papering done do as other people have done buy your paper from J T Hinton and icons Emulsion CEEAM- - Always ask for Paris Milling Dont use any other but Purity Cos Purity flour All grocers flour from Paris Milling Co tell keep it Insist en having Purity your grocer you want no other every time All grocers keep it The very best companies com- ¬ shoes the most exacting pose my agency which insures woninn oan concive in black and against fire wind and storm brown leatheis at Davis Thompson Non union Ipgrigs tf W O H1NTON Agent -- McDkrmott Spears of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo phosphites We are willing to trust in his answer For twenty five years doc tors have prescribed our Emulsion for paleness weak- ness nervous exhaustion and for all diseases that cause loss in flesh Its creamy color and its pleasant taste make it est pecially useful for thin and delicate children No other preparation of cod liver oil is like it Dont lose time and risk your health by taking something unknown and untried Keep in mind SCOTTS thatstood the has SCOTT - oc SAVE MONEY v Look at my window display Who else can duplicate that line First come first The prices are going to be smashed served It wont last long so come early -- J T HINTON r as EMULSION K MOST PERFECT MADE fc- - A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder C om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant - 40 YEARS THE STANDARD b j quarter of a century BOWNfc test for a See J T Hintons large ad bn fourth page tf - K Bh SEEDsweet potatoes and Sxoo - - all druggists - McDermottv Elegant line of Pictures and Boom Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced bands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attendel to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE n bTbTbYI bbbBRSbbhbbbbbbbbbBbbbbbbIBbbbBbbbbbbbb Pvj5j -- y i1 THE BOUEbON NEWS PARIS KY THE B9DBB0H HEWS Moved To Chlckcimauga FRIDAY MAY 27 1898 The Kentucky Chautauqua v La V Manager Chas Scott is making ex- ¬ Regiment Kentucky Volunteers was moved Wednesday COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY tant iye preparations for the Eleventh Eighteenth Year Established 1881 AiDual Session of the Kentucky Chau ¬ from Camp Collier at Lexington to THE NEWS MAN tauqua to be held in Woodland Park Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Chickamauga Park Ga and was bi -Becorf jiss mail matter den God speed by an immense throng Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Lexington Ky June 28th to July 9th Of some advertisements are misleading We want to of people at the Cincinnati Southern Hotel lobbies And inclusive No expense has this year The Depots In The been spared in the preparation of the Elsewhere depot in Lexington The gallant SecTELEPHONE NO 124 program which is as strong and biil clean out some odds and ends in Ladies 4 and 5 hand ond to which belojgs Paris splendid Mrs W E Board yisited friends in i nc as will be offered by any Chautau ¬ Company I under commaud of Capt Newport yesterday SUBSCRIPTION PRICES qua in America Payable in Advance turned shoes sizes 1 to Chas Winn is composed or representa- ¬ We have cut the price to 15 0 Dr Joe Fithian has been ill for sey S2 00 Sixmouths 3100 tives of many Oneyear The music will include Saxtous of the best families m news costs you cant even get a re ¬ Kentucky and is pure to give a goi d al days of blood poison famous Baud in two concerts daily port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE For ladies who want perfect comfort and Mr L V Butler is at home from a The Schubert Glee Club and Male per pair cash account of itself when it is called into business trip to Memphis Quartet the Indiana State University Make all Checks Money Orders Etc active service to the order of Champ iee Club Madam Cecelia Ephing long wearing shoes this is an exceptional opportunity- Milder payable Mrs Lizzie Clay will leave Only about 300 out of the 1030 men honsen Bailey Prof A E Aldrich and for Perry Oklahoma in the regiment were uniformed and his famous choir Purity only about 250 had guns They will be Use Paris Milling Cos On the lecture platform will appear Mr A J Winters left last night sruch men as Rev Sam P Jones Bishop flour for sale by all grocers equipped at once for a business trip to Richmond John H Vincent President E Benj The troops left Lexington about three Ask for it Take no other Miss Ann Kelly of Higgins avenue Andrews Alex Black in his famous oclock the Paris company being in the picture plays Jahu DeWitt Miller Get the baby a buggy at J T Hin- - Second section with the Winchester left Wednesday for a trip to Ireland M Parkhurst Mrs AR Or M Mr3 S M Wilmoth is visiting her Bourne Col George W Bain Miss tons itf Lexington Georgetown Newport and daughter Mrs J T Lail in Cyntbiana Elizabeth Shelby Kinkead will also be preach in Williamsburg companies The first sec- ¬ Rev F J Cheek will Mr G K Bell agent of the Adams heard with great delight Flemingsburg Sunday morning tion carried the Covington Cyuthiana was m the Why have such a dirty wall when Frankfort Lebanon Middlesboro and Express Co at Lexington to Natvral N excursion city Wednesday The L paper is so cheap at J T Hintons tf Lancaster companies The officers were Bridge Sunday has been declared off Mrs Wm Drach and son Iverson in sleepers and the piivates were in day We have add d to our business the best assorted stock to be sold NUPTIAL KNOTS Rev F W Eberhardt will preach coaches The troops arrived at Chicka- ¬ of Cincinnati are guests of Mrs Lon at the Palmer school house Sunday mauga about eigb oclock ytsterday Haley Engagements Announcements And Sol- - t trie JOWeSt popular prices Ot furnishing goods for Men and BoVS morning The young ladies of Maysville will afternoon emnizations Of The Marriage Vows ever placed on sale in Paris such ns white Dress Shirts Neg- give a swell Ltap xeaV dance this Wm Tucker and Miss Eva Edwards Newsboys to The Front The slop drying plant which burned evening of Ruddles Mills eloped to this city last ligee Shirts in Percale Madrap and Cheviots knit and muslin under ¬ attheGr G White distillery Monday The Newsboys Band which will go Miss Mary Talbott is spending a night and were married by Judge W night will be rebuilt wear cotton silk and Lisle sock to the Front as the First Regiment few days with Miss Katie Lucas in M Purnell Suspenders Handkerchiefs and To borrow 100 on first Band is composed of little fellows wl o Lexington Wanted Mr Luke Connelly and Miss Mary Gloves String Ties Bows and carfs Collars and Cuffs Everything mortgage on blnegrass farm Addrese sell papers on the streets of Louisville Mrs John Ireland will entertain a Doyle a popular young couple of this 2t All of them live at the Newsboys Home number of friends next Thursday for Mei and Boys and all new and up to date in style and Mrs Z bos 833 Paris Ky city were married at the Catholic complete years ago afternoon which was opened three Church by Rev Father Burke at 715 prices The brickmasons have commenced Their ages range from 15 to 20 years ¬ has returned Wednesday morning The ushers were Miss Mamie McChntock work on the Bourbon Banks new build but the only stipulation is that thy Main must get written consent of their par-¬ from a visit to the Misses Dularu in Messrs Will Holleran Geo McWil ing on the corner of Fifth and Come and see us and we will save you money compared with Lexington liams Geo Browner and Thos Woods streets ents or guardians As few of the boys Hon W H McMillan has arrived Mr and Mrs Connelly left on the prices charged you at clothing and haberdasher houses opti- ¬ enjoy either of these luxuries this will Dr C F Bowen the eminent The Newsboys home from Mot Springs Ark improv- ¬ 7lo train the same morning for a brief cian will make his next regular visit not be an obsticle trip to Cincinnati where they are spend ed in health to Paris on June 1st Consult him at Band was trained by Prof C L Martin a Emery hotel Mis Olivia and Sallie Buckner are ing few days at the formerly of this city Cos A 3 Winters -iu Cincinnati this week attending the Both of the contracting parties have a 29 Main St Paris Ky Fire Department Reorganized host of friends to wish them happiness Miss Mary Lou FrraiANof this city May Music Festival will be one of the graduates Monday at SS3ZSZSU2 The Paris Fire Department has been Mr Roger Lawson the well known J T Hintoks refrigerators are the Science Hill Academy Shelby ville reorganized and Walter Davis has been commercial traveler of Cincinnati was best tf Miss Fithian wins a Wellesley certifi- elected Chit f The members are Geo in the city Wednesday OBITUARY cate Doehrer Will Dudley Chas Dudley Quite a large party of young pec Frank Remington Ed Hite Thos pe will go up Stoner on a boating pic ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Lost Between Davis Thompson Of The Dead Isgrigs shoe store and J D Condons a Maginley W M Goodloe who have all nic on Decoration Day C James Stoker aged sixty formerly of had experience in fighting lhe fire fiend L gold watch with initials Mrs H H Hancock and childrn Liberal reward if returned to The The new company made its first run are iu Virginia on a visit and will re this county died Tuesday night in Lex- ¬ ington and his remains were taken Monday niyht and made an excellent News office main until about the loth of June Wednesday to the old Turner burying record In fonr minute after the alarm John B Chenault and Cabell Che souuded th3 company run to the G ¬ Mrs Jennie Kirby Martin of Okla g ounds near Millersburg for interment nault of Richmond came over to Paris White distillery aud had two streinis of homa and Mrs W H Kirby of Lex ¬ Mrs Ed Fookes aged twenty two Tuesday afternoon to attend the Ek water on the burning slop drier ington were in lhe city yesterday died Tuesday night at the home of her lodge meeting that evening The latter Mr Frank Ireland arrived here hisband on the North Middletown pike Dress Goods from 5c to S 00 per Splendid Hosier fur Ladies anfi was initiated into Elkdom Beautiful JEstill Springs Wednesday night from Chicago for a BiT remains were taken to Harrison yard One special lot at 39c Children at lUc per pair In another column of The News ap- ¬ short visit He left last night for New county Wednesday for interment at worth double Col A J Lovely Capt A C Adair First Lieutenant Geo D Mitchell pears the announcement of famous Es- York Scotts station Notions ol all kinds very cheap Dress linings at half the price -Second Lieutenant Henry Hibler and till Springs the most delightful of Kei Dr F M Faries attended the meetasked elsewhere other Knights of Pythias of this city tucky watering places Capt Thomas ing of the Kentucky Homeopathic S -- J T Hinton hns the best and cheap Extra good bleached and un- ¬ en New Table Linens from 20c to bleached cotton at oc per yard the parade at Lexing-¬ writes that the hotel will be open from ciety in Frankfort Wednesday and yes- ¬ est lace curtains will participate in 75c per yard Special sale at 50c June 15th until October 15th The hotel terday ton today Buy your refrigerator from will be under the able management of New York Mills CJ heeling 18c j Large line of Penangs at 4 per Miss Katie Blanton arrived yester THEiamous Sixty ninth Regiment of LiUbUU Mr R L Thomas again this year day from Richmond to be the guest of worth 30c a yard -yard New York passed through Lexington guests her sister Mrs E M Dickson of East is a guarantee that the Excursion Katet yesterday en route to Chattanooga which The excellent Third Street entertained will be well 5 The regiment stopped for three hours in Frankfort Cincinnati Railway Tune orchestra which played at the hotel last Lexington It is composed of men Mrs Frank Snyder formerly Missj 10 to 17 sell tickets to Dallas Texas and Summer has been re engaged fare fiixfeet tall and played an important Lula Martin of this city arrived Wed ¬ return limited to June 28 at oneMystic account imperial Nobles of part in the last war nesday from Lonisville to visit her Shi hie On To Sticumond sister Mrs Clark Barnett near Paris June 29 to July 9 sell tickets to Lex WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K F The Alt Sterling Gazette says The annual Tournament of the High ington and return limited to July 11 at J Misses Mabel Letton and Ella Ran ¬ from Washing Schools of the Blnegrass began yeSter Warren Stoner returned one and one third fare accoatn Chau ¬ IMPORTED SUITINGS AMD TROUSERINGS Monday without his commission as terday at Richmond and will continue som will go to Millersburg this evening tauqua ion to attend the commencements They Bowling Green Kentucky Grand ¬ Captain of the cavalry company re- through to day and to morrow Prof Army Republic May 24 25 one fare cruited by him but with the assurance Weaver and over fiftv intelligent and will be uests of Misses Mary and Anna Cincinnati May Festival May 24 28 that he would get in on the next jall happy school children from the Paris Boulden one and one third fare June 13 17 one Misses Emily May Wheat and fare which is sure to come in the next few High School left yesterday morning on Knoxville Tennessee Biblical Assem- ¬ days the 1105 train for Richmond to attend Louise Wheat two of Louisvilles loveOur Prices ar lower than any house in Central Kentucky Whem 20 21 one fare delegation liest young ladies arrived last night for bly June We ask you to give ub a call Asheville North Carolina Students quality ari tyl are considered John Purnelij Hutchison of Balti- ¬ the tournament The Pans will no doubt bring home a fair share a visit to Miss Mary Irvine Davis on Conference June 15 17 one fare more a nephew of Judge W M Purnell KWh street Miss Reba Mitchell a Paducah Kentucky Sranday School of this city is a member of a Baltimore of the honors IFbelle who expected to come Union June 13 14 one fare Baltimore regiment which has been ordered to the W H Oox Agent Notes off Xhe Bowling Alley with the Mis es Wheat was called home Paris Ky front The young soldier is a Messrs Richie announce suddenly the first of the week Parks of Gen Gunby who fought ¬ Mrs E M Dickson gave a beauti ¬ Remember the Maine buy a S E TIPTON Cutter in the revolution under Gen Washing- ¬ that next Tuesday afternoon their bowl open for the free use ful reception yesterday afternoon in linen and silk handicerchief with ton He is a non commissioned officer ing alley will be mmmmmmmmmmmmaKaamimmmmmmm of the ladies and a7 general invitation is compliment to her guest Mrs John the great ship on for 25 and Lexingtons extended to them Miss Ella B Martin Ro 1man of Frankfort which was at ¬ Cos charming singer will sing two most Bowling is becoming more popular tended by about one hundred ladies 50 cents at Price beautiful numbers at the musical and every day with Parisians and some ex- ¬ Mrs Dickson gowned iu black dramatic entertainment at the opera cellent records have been made grenadine over red silk Mrs Rodman house next Wednesday night Besides Parks holds the record for the iu black and white brocaded silk and Robt several clever vaudeville acts there will week having made a scor of 180 Mrs Irvine Blanton of Cvntbiaoa in be other excellent musical numbers on Other records are J as Burke 157 R an afternoon gown of light colored sill TO OCT 1ST program which will conclude with H Hall 140 Duncan Bell 142 the wero assisted in receiving by Misses OPES JUNE A Co ¬ the one act drama A Loyal Coquette Leila Johnson Marv Webb Gass and Iarge Purlae of Grass Seed Admission to the parquet and dress Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate Nannie Wilt on all gowned in Paris Waters The prettiest Place and best circle will be fif cv cents J S muslin Miss Katie Blanton of Rich kept Summer Resort in tho West The Winchester San says Wilson of Paris this week bought of mond and Miss Lizzette Dickson pre For particulars apply to Xiacge Hemp Sale S D Goff his 1897 crop of blue grass sided at the punch bowl The rooms Brent Bros this week purchased seed about 100u0 bushels at GO cents were prettily decked with palms and CAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor from Hon C M Clay Jr 60000 per bushel He also purchased at the plants and a dainty lunch was served IRVINE KY pounds of 97 crop of hemp at 350 and same price different quantities from J in a dining room decked in green and satisiac- 25000 pounds of the 99 crop at 3 L BroWM Geo Puxetor and Clayton white Mrs Dickson will entertain at Strode aggregating 10 000 bushels and cardt this afternoon iu honor of Mrs Plants and Cut Flowers For Sale and the 1898 crops of S D Goff J L Rodman I offer for sale at low prices a choice Brown and W M Robb 1 Mr Mauri e Hedgee of the Agnes lot of bedding plants extra nice cut Wallace Villa Company will presenc a A Card f Thanks flowers for Decoration Day well grown thrilling and interesting ant in the dra ¬ ANOTHER SPANISH VIC- Early Dawn grape vines in 4 inch pots The News is requested to publish the matic and musical entertainment at the TORY Mrs J W Holliday Podality Grand opera house nest Wednesday The Junior following etc f wishes to return their sincerest thanks niebt There will be nl asinr music il Returned From Alaska Spain shouts Will somebodyHeH t all who assisted thtmm anywayes- - numbers on the program ani the entec him when he is licked Edgar and Ernest Penn of this pecially to Mr Borland and his assisr- - tainmpnt will close with the one act He donM in January ants who so cheerfully gave their time pay A Loyal Coquette conn y who went to Alaska realize that he is badly udone up Admission have returned to their home at Hutchi- ¬ and labor gratis fifty cents to the parquet and dress cir- already You may riot realize son Ira Penn of Lexington who also icle My agency insures against that your linen is badly done up went to the gold fields is on his way Ladies Vesting top Shoes Pictures at iwucea prices storm best ol re- - j fire wind and home The Second ¬ PERSONAL MENTION ONE HALF j Davis Thomson Isgrig - For Men and Bovs ¬ TTTOIESLESEI Tji asaavyuALMMai-iii-jj-TitjiujrTL-j3Brj-gi-w-jL-jii1p-v- ¬ 4 I CONDONS LOW PRICES Keep Condons Crowded ¬ Everything in Spring Goods Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices 1 -- v ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 Beautiful Pictures giy en away with purchase j FOR SPRING AND SUMMER - S3- ¬ great-grand-s- on LCWRY cfe OO it Estill Springs MB j j of this city have en gaged the services of an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and last Thursday oi each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee tion Call in and have your eyes tested free a charge Next visit will be Thursday June 1898 - J Winters Organizing A Cavalry Company pnblic that he is prepared to make pretty Confederate cavalryman in Gen John 8trictlv tiMt clasa pictures at prices Morgans command is organizing a com- ¬ Raceland Jersey butter for low as is consistent with good work as Black and Tan Vici Kid pany of cayalry to be offered for service sale by Newton Mitchell Ayariety of vesting tops He will develop and print kodak pic- All the newest and most to the government He has already rnrua nrnmnr it in tircrluan o l YTTl ¬ uwmvuij miuciuinoiDDID VYUltt1 gotten eighteen men from Paris Millers fashionable lasts Call and see the new line 0 done when promised He solicits your burg Ruddles Mills and Shawhan Prices too low to speak of boys waists -- 25 50 and 75 patronage 6uiy4t clothiers Send your linen to Baggard Reeds Dont put down that old carpet J cents at Price Cos goods Steam Laundry for a good finish tf T Hinton has some beautiful ones tf No trouble to show i --- Silas Yager of this city who was a prompt paying compa Mr Gibson a first class nhnrofmnhpr The vestiner toDS are the latest in liable who is located at the corner of Eighth Spring footwear They are as comfort nies d on union W 0 HINTON Agent land Main streets desires to inform tre able as an Oxford and are extremely either until you compare it with some of the exquisite work done at this laundry Our laundrv work is simply perfect and cant be im ¬ proved on A test is all we need to make vou a patron always BRO The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 Proprietor Iiou Clay WfrwyrfWfWs ytpuym jgnygQ n m i r IaJtfVMgn- - tv nlflllF8gM y fs n jiintHMHyyWiK j r wiiiitniriiJJIIJIJ p ijiiWfW rwiggza v c lIVRWIIW14irH 1H jWt11 llJBJSiAWT THE BOUEBON NEWS PABtS KY FRIDAY MAY 27 1898 -- THE BOURBON NEWS WAITING The mills of the gods grind slowly And yet Should we our btessinga wholly SSEPgKK r Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by I una Owns - NEW DYNAMITE GUN riieLatestDcvice for Throwing Shells Loaded with irigh Explosives and Its Operation The newest type of dynamite guncon aists of two tubes placed directly one above the other whereas in the old type there are three tubes placed side by side in the same horizontal plane The elimination of the third tube means a great saving- in the weight of the gun tmd at the same time it is claimed its effectiveness is increased It is said that the gun can be fired at least five times in two minutes Of the two tubes the upper is several feet the longer and is smooth bore -- It receives the projectile and the material used in its construction is either brass or steel the latter being preferable Within the lower tube there is an inner tube in which the blank cartridge con- ¬ taining seven ounces of smokeless pow ¬ der is placed The inner tube opens into the lower tube which in turn oiensinto the upper tube through a port immedi- ¬ ately behind the projectile When the projectile is placed in the upper tube and the blank cartridge in the lower the breeches are closed and the gun is The pulling of the ready for firing lanyard xplods the smokeless pow- ¬ der which compresses the air in the tube and this passing info the upper - I rr 0 t i A u K means of a mechanical fuse and it is sc arranged that the explosion can fol low immediately upon impact or may be delayed for as much as six sec- ¬ onds thereafter When the shell strikes the water or any other object a small steel ball acting as a hammer is driven foi ward by the sudden retardation of the flight of the shell and strikes one or more percussion caps causing a de- ¬ tonation This ignites a tube of powder communicating with the fulminate of mercury and so explodes successively the guncotton and the main explosive The fuse embodies a device which ren ders the shell inactive until it has trav- ¬ eled at least 300 feet from the gun This device is very ingenious There is at- ¬ tached to the head of the fuse a little vane or windmill which is fastened to a threaded rod running back into the head of the fuse far enough to press on the small steel ball mentioned and hold As the projectile passes it in place through the air the blades revolve and in revolving unscrew the threaded rod and thus release the small steel ball which is now ready to run forward and explode the primers In connection with the firing of the gun there is neither smoke nor noise It cannot be heard at the distance of one half mile nor can any smoke be seen Thus it would be nearly impos ¬ sible for sharpshooters or to locnte the gun X Y Sun A PROVIDENT BREDE ¬ rapid-fir-gunne- tube through the port exerts there a pressure of 5000 pounds to the square inch This presstire expels the projectile The air forms a cushion and protects from shock the walls of the shell and it is claimed obviates the danger which would follow from the concussion of the powder were it ex- ¬ ploded directly behind the projectile The entire length of the projectile used is 34 inches This includes a tail piece about ten inches in length and fitted with a vane set at an angle that insures slow rotation The body of the shell is a brass cylinder having a conical The main head containing a fuse body of the shell contains usually a charge of explosive gelatine although guncotton or any other explosive may be used The ignition is effected by ¬ the weather bow There all hands were already con- ¬ gregated A belt of fog had lifted al-¬ most simultaneously with the appearance of the moon Away to the southwest of us we saw two low hills about a couple of miles apart and rising behind one of them a third and higher hill whose peak was still buried in the fog All three seemed sharp and conical in figure ¬ Get the captain and squire down to Forget the cabin and then make some pretense When the seedtime tasks were done to send for me I have terrible news We know how the earth and air and sun The doctor changed countenance a Brought us a beautiful harvest at last Then wait little but next moment he was master of himself The river of life is now turning wheel The Thank you Jim said he quite Little by little are we now learning loudly that was all 1 wanted to To feel know as if he had asked me a quesT hat all things work together tion In sunshine and stormy weather For good and joy will come at last And with that he turned on his heel Then hope They and rejoined the other two We never understand rightly spoke together for a little and though Just why none of them started or raised his The sun does not always shine brightly voice or so much as whistled it was In our sky Till we feel the sunshiny calm plain enough that Dr Livesey had com- ¬ Tat follows the furious storm municated my request for the next And smile at the danger thats past thing that I heard was the captain giv ¬ Have faith Olive H Hills in Good Housekeeping ing an order to Job Anderson and all hands were piped on deck My lads said Capt Smollett Ive a word to say to you This land that we have sighted is the place we have been sailing to Mr Trelawney being a very open handed gentleman as we all know has just asked me a word or two and as 1 was able to tell him that ROBERT LOUtS STEVEflSOn every man on board had done his duty 5 alow and aloft as I never ask to see it done better why he and 1 and the PART doctor are going below to the cabin to drink your health and luck and youll CHAPTER XII have grog served out for you to drink COUNCIL OF WAR our health and luck Ill tell you what There was a great rush of feet across 1 think of this I think it handsome the deck I could hear people tumbling And if you think as I do youll give up from the cabin and the foksle and a good sea cheer for the gentleman that slipping in an instant outside my bar- ¬ does it x rel I dived behind the foresail made The cheer followed that was a mat- ¬ a double toward the stem and came ter of course but it rang out so full out upon the open deck in time to join and hearty that 1 confess I could hard ¬ Hunter and Dr Livesey in the rush for ly Relieve these same men were plot- ¬ -- but as soon as I was near enough to sjDeak and not be overheard I broke out Doctor let me speak immediately PxiRT m MY SHORE ADVENTURE CHAPTER XIII HOW I BEGAN MY SHORE ADVEN TURE rest as if to conceal the discontent oi the Of all the gloomy worst gloomy afternoon this obvious anxiety on the part of Long John appeared the We held a councildn the cabin features of that M H DAILEY402 MAIN ST - --Over Deposit Bank 8 to 12 a m 1 PARIS KY ¬ The appearance of the island when I came on deck next morning was al- ¬ Although the together changed had now utterly failed we had breeze made a great deal of way during the night and were now lying becalmed about half a mile to the southeast of the low eastern coast Gray colored woods covered a large part of the sur- ¬ face This even tint was indeed broken up by streaks of yellow sand break in the lower lands and by many tall trees of the pine family the others some singly some in clumps but the general coloring was uniform and sad The hills ran up cicar above the vegetation in spires of All were strangely naked rock shaped and the Spy glass which was out-topping -- 1 n ting for our blood i for I had not yet recovered from mj horrid fear of a minute or two before And then I heard the voice of Capt Smollett issuing orders The Hispaniola So much I saw almost in a dream ¬ 1 was laid a couple of points nearer the wind and now sailed a course that would just clear the is- ¬ land on the east And now men said the captain when all was sheeted home has any one of you ever seen that land ahead I have sir said Silver Ive wa- ¬ tered there with a trader I was cook in The anchorage is on the south be- ¬ hind an islet I fancy asked the cap ¬ tain rs t 1 How a Wide Arm lei Philadelphia Young Woman Saved Money for a Wedding Tour A promising young lawyer who has an office in the Guard building has just 1 I v HI 1 made the delightful discovery that his fiancee is also a financier The young mans sweetheart resides in German town and for several months past he has called upon her regularly thrice a week When he first met the girl two years ago he was of course extreraely anxious to make a good impression and he lavished many presents upon her The girls pMents are quite well to do but she disapproves of any sort of display or prodigality and when in the natural course of events the young man proposed and was accepted she felt it to be her privilege and her duty to read him a little lecture on Econo- ¬ my She called his attention to the fact that every time he called he had been In the habit- of bringing flowers and candy to the value of a dollar or two She suggested that in the future he should discontinue the presents handing over a silver dollar iustead whenever he came to see her He laughed for he thought j he was joking but she speedily assured him that she vvas much in earnest So he paid his dollar regularly and finally came to the conclusion that the money was be ¬ ing devoted to charity The wedding - day was set for next month and an ex ¬ tended tour was contemplated Un ¬ fortunately the young lawyer recently took a flyer in Flocks and dropped so much money that lie had to notify his fiancee that their wedding trip must be dispensed with The dear girl iatjrhed at him and leaving the room for a mo ¬ ment presently returned with a satchel containing 25G silver dollar Their plans will not be changed Philadel ¬ phia Record The MeaneMt Alan Jeweler John put all except the plated goods in the safe and lock it John Why sir it isnt closing time 2soj but Ive invited the firemen who saved the store yesterday to come in and select as presents from me any Jeweler articles they may prefer Weekly -- Skeleton island they call were a main place for pirates It once and a hand we had on board knowed all their names for it The hill to the norard they calls the Foremast hill there are three hills in a row run ¬ ning southward fore main and miz zen sir But the main thats the big un with the cloud on it they usually calls the Spy glass by reason of a look- ¬ out they kept when they was in the anchorage cleaning for its there they cleaned their ships sir asking your pardon I have a chart here says Capt Smollett See if thats the place Long Johns eyes burned in his head as he took the chart but by the fresh look of the paper 1 knew he was doomed to disappointment This was not the map we found in Billy Pones chest but an accurate copy complete in all things names and heights and soundings with the single exception of the red crosses and the written notes Sharp as must have been his annoy- ¬ ance Silver had the strength of mind to hide it Yes sir said he this is the spot to be sure and very prettily drawed out Who might have done that I wonder The pirates were too igno- ¬ rant 1 reckon Ay here it is Capt Kidds anchorage just the name my shipmate called it Theres a strong current runs along the south and then away norard up the west coast Right you was sir says he to haul your wind and keep the weather of the island Leastwavs if such was vour intention as to enter and careen and there aint no better place for that in Yes sir it my man says Capt Smollett Ill ask you later on to give us a help You ma- - go I was surprised at the coolness with which John avowed his knowledge of the island and 1 own I was half fright ¬ ened when I saw him drawing nearer to myself He did net know to be sure that I had overheard his council from the apple barrel and yet 1 had by this time taken such a horror of his cruelty duplicity and power that I couid scarce conceal a shudder when he laid his hand upon my arm Ah says he this here is a sweet spot this island a sweet spot for a lad to get ashore on Youll bathe and youll climb trees and youll hunt goats you will and youll get aloft on them hills like a goat yourself Why it makes me young again I was going to forget my timber leg I was Its a pleasant thing to be young and have ten toes and you may lay to that When you want to go a bit of exploring you just ask old John and hell put up a snack for you to take these waters Thank you along And clapping me in the friendliest way upon ihc shoulder he hobbled off forward and went below Capt Smollett the squire and Dr Livesey were talking together on the quarter deck and anxious as 1 was to tell them my story durst not inter ¬ rupt them openly While I was still casting aroout in my thoughts to find some probable excuse Dr Livesey called nu to his side lie iiad left his pipe below nud being a slave to tobqe- 1 had icam that 1 should fetch it His Worli Mathieu Donzelot is still remembered in Paris as one of the most faithful and The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every¬ Island courageous men who ever served a paper thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No We had a dreary mornings work be- ¬ fore us for there was no sign of any as a reporter His last assignment and Agents strawberry and general nursery cat ¬ wind and the boats had to be got out what came of it is told by M Trimm in alogue on application to the Petit Journal and manned and the ship warped three One day or four miles round the corner of the Donzelot a riot was apprehended and H F HILLENME1ZER was sent to the Pantheon to island and up the narrow passage to Lexington Ky the haven behind Skeleton island I report the events in that quarter Al ¬ Telephone 279 volunteered for one of the boats where ready the stones were flying and the lawless mob had begun to I had of course no business The streets and barricade them tear up the carl Crawford ALVA CRAWFORD heat was sweltering and the men One grumbled fiercely over their work he wasof Donzelots friends saw him as running by and said to him Anderson was in command of my boat What are you doing here Run and f and instead of keeping the crew in save yourself Grder he grumbled as lotul as the seat Donzelot made no reply and again his T And they made me sit down at table Voorst friend urged him to leave so dangerous Well he said with an oath its a spot beside them poured me out a glass of not forever wine filled my hands with raisins I am not going to move he said Shop corner Main and Fifth Stsi T thought this was a very bad sign and all three one afer the other and but as you are going kindly take each with a bow drank my good health tor up to that day the men had gone copy along with you to the paper this you and their service to me for my luck and vBciskly and willingly about their busi- - will save me time fcfTfcss but the very sight of the island courage An hour passed and the disorder was -- ET JLJ Now captain said the squire you fjhad relaxed the cords of discipline tJ JVJL JT frJULattn V aiW at its height The mob had already be ¬ All the way in Long John stood- by gun to clash seriouslj with were right and T was wrong I own the authori- ¬ PARIS KENTUCKY your or-¬ the steersman and conned the ship ties Suddenly the garde nationale fired inyself an ass and I await He knew the passage like the palm of a volley and Donzelot fell his breast ders Work guaranteed satisfactory Galls No more an ass than 1 sir re- ¬ his hand and though the man in the pierced by a bullet A surgeon ruslied promptly answered Your work 19 I never heard of a chains got everjwhere more water up to him turned the captain solicited Prices reasonable crew that meant to mutiny but what than was down in the chart John never You are hnrt he asked showed signs before for any man that hesitated once Yes replied Donzelot seriously I had an eye in his head to see the mis- ¬ Theres a strong scour with the think I cannot use my pencil DR CALDWELLS chief and take steps accordingly But ebb he said and this here passage Never mind your pencil returned this crew he added beats me has been dug out in a manner of speak ¬ the surgeon sharply The question is CURES INDIGESTION Captain said the doctor with ing with a spade to save your life We brought up just where the an- ¬ your permission thats Silver A very Dont be in a hurry returned Don- ¬ chor was in the chart about a third of zelot quietly remarkable man To each man his own Hed look remarkably well from a a mile from either shore the mainland duty Mine is to get the story and you FRANKFORT MCIfflATI RT yard arm sir returned the captain on one side and Skeleton island on the must help me Here write at the foot But this is talk this dont lead to an v other The bottom was clean sand of this page this postscript 320 pm In Effect March 1 1807 thing I see three or four points and The plunge of our anchor sent up At the fire of the troops three men fell XAIIAr EXCEPT SUNDAY with Mr Trelawneys permission Ill clouds of birds wheeling and crying woundedandonewaskilled name them over the woods but in less than a minWhy which one is killed asked the 7 You sir are the captain It is for ute they were all dowu again and all doctor EAST BOUND you to speak said Mr Trelawney was once more silent I am replied the reporter and he grandly The place was entirely land locked fell back dead Youths Companions Iivy FVnnk fort H30am 800pt First point began Mr Smollett buried in woods the trees coming ii an i20pm Arr tflkhorn 155 am iipm We must go on because we cant turn right down to high water mark the Arr Switaer An Amusing Mnlnpropism 702um Arr Kl sim ping Ground back If I give the word to turn about shores mostly flat and the hill tops The story goes that some ladies were xx r J VJi IS 7Wam inHi3m they would rise at once Second point standing round at a distance in a sort of eolle eting pennies from poor people Arr JcoTEClowii 720am 4llnn Lve Georgetown 800am 4coptt we have time before us -- at least until amphitheater one here one there Two toward the womens offering to 812am IdsJpni the Arr Newtown this treasures found 822am 452pm Third point little rivers or rather two swamps queen upon the occasion of her maj- ¬ Air Centrcvllle 828um 458pm there are faithful hands Now sir its emptied out into this pond as you estys jnbilee One old democrat fiatly Arr Elizabeth 8 J0atu 5L0pm got to come to blows sooner or later might call it and the foliage round declined to give a farthing of let his and what I propose is to take time by that part of the shore had a kind of wife give lie said the queen had too WEST BOUND the forelock as the saying is and come poisonous brightness From the skip many overfed overpaid servants to blows some fine day when they least we could sec nothing of the house or Theres the lord chamberlain 0 20ttm StSypm said ArrKUzabeth JttKnnv 542pmi expect it We can count I take it stockade for they were quite buried he Arr Centreville ee do draw 3000 a year ee do tfttam 548pm on your own home servants Mr Tre- ¬ among trees and if it had not been And Arr Newtown 918am 53Spra what do ee do for it Only makes Arr Georgetown 1000am 0pm lawney for the chart on the companion we the beds empts a few slops and that Lvo George own 1040am fc35pmr As upon myself Arr Dnvans 105faam declared the might have been the first that had ever sort of thing 4Gpm Troy Time Arr Stamping Ground 1110am 653pm squire anchored there since the island arose Arrwitzer 125am 704pm Three reckoned the captain our- ¬ out of the seas ArrKIkhorn 1135am 711 nm Ills Object 55a rn 725 nirt selves make seven counting Hawkins There was not a breath of air mov ¬ Dont eat that cried an officer to here Now about the honest hands ing nor a sound but that of the surf a soldier who was trying to eat GEO B HA RPER C D BERCAW Most likely Trelawneys own men booming half a mile away along the a persimmon one day during the short GenJ SupU tieol Pass Agt said the doctor those he picked up for beaches and against the rocks outside ration campaign that ended in the himself before he lit on Silver A peculiar stagnant smell hung over capture of Atlanta Dont eat that Nay replied the squire a smell of sodden he repeated Hands the anchorage its not good for you was one of mine leaves and rotten tree trunks I obIm not eating it replied the man I did think I could have trusted served the doctor sniffing and sniffing because its good for me Im just CHESAPEAKE Hands added the captain like some one tasting a bad egg trying to pucker up my stomach with And to think that theyre all Eng- ¬ I dont know about treasure he it to the size of the rations I get Thats lishmen broke out the squire Sir said but Ill stake my wig theres all sir Military Gazette I could find it in my heart to blow the fever here ship up Judicial Definition of liove EAST BOUND If the conduct of the men had been Well gentlemen said the captain alarming in the boat it became truly A certain learned judge in New York Lv Louisville 830am 600pm the best that 1 can say is not much threatening when they had come all judges are learned handed down Ar Lexington U15aru 840pm We must lay to if you please and keep aboard They lay about the deck this opinion the other day Lv inoton 1125am along with JLv Ayinchesterll58am 850pm 830am SsiOnm fcfflpm I5am a bright lookout Its trying on a man growling together in talk The slight ¬ some sage counsel to a poor man who pna I know It would be pleasanter to est order was received with a black had been contemplating the illegal act Ar Washington 65 tarn 340pm Ar Philadelphia10l5am 705rm come to blows But theres no help for look and grudgingly and carelessly known as felo de se or self slanghter ArNew Xork 1240nn 908pm it till we know our men Lay to and obeyed Even the honest hands must Dont get so melancholy and love sick whistle for a wind thats my view WEST BOUND have caught the infection for there was about a woman said the judge speak-¬ Jim here said the doctor can help rnot one man aboard to mend another ing as one having experience and au- ¬ Ar Winchester- - 730am 450pm 2 50nm At ua mure man anyone rue men Mi tiny it was plain hung over us like thority 800am 520pm 7S5aI 3A5pm There are others Love Ar Lexington Ar l rankfort 911am CtfOpju are not shy with him and Jim is a no- a Thunder cloud doesnt amount to much when you sift ArShelbyville 1001am 730pm Ar Louisville ticing lad 1100am 815pm And it was not only we of the cabin it down Hawkins I put prodigious faith in parly who perceived the danger Long Trains marked tbns f run daily ex cept Sunday other trains ran daily An Excellent Authority you added the squire- John was hard at work going from Through Sleepers between Louisville I began to feel pretty desperate at o roup to group spending himself in Mr Dolley Miss Tenspot called me a this for I felt altogether helpless and ood advice and as for example no man puppy doncher know changf011 aQd NeW Yrk Mr Triwet Well Miss Tenspot is a yet by an odd train of circumstances rould have shown a better He fairly For rates Sleeping Car and good judge of dogs it was indeed through me that safety outstripped himself in willingness any information call on reservations oi came In the meantime talk as we civility he was all smiles to every one F B Carr pleased there were only seven out of If an order were given John would oe Talks Through His Hat Agent ij N R Tt Smith I wear out six hats every or Giobge W BarW nw the 2G on whom we knew we could re ¬ On CIS CrilWiU iu uu uaiuni Paris Kv year in the world ly and out of these seven one was a Cheeriest Ay ay sir Div Pass Agent boy so that the grown men on our sidcf land when there was nothing else to - Jones v by dont you use atelV - Lexington Ky Chicago News were sijto their 19 kept u one song after another phbne he - cried Long John when the first had subsided And this also was given with a will On the top of that the three gentle- ¬ men went below and not long after word was sent forward that Jim Hawkins was wanted in the cabin I found them all three seated round the table a bottle of Spanish wine and some raisins before them and the doc- ¬ tor smoking away with his wig on his lap and that I knew was a sign that he was agitated The stern window was open for it was a warm night and you could see the moon shining behind on the ships wake Xow Hawkins said the squire you have something to say Speak up I did as I was bid and as short as could make it told the whole details I of Silvers conversation Nobody in ¬ terrupted me till it was done nor did an oue of the three make so much as a movement but they kept their eyes upon my face from first to last Jim said Dr Livesey take a One more cheer for Capn Smollett island was likewise the strangest in configuration running up sheer from almost every side and then suddenly cut off at the top like a pedestal to put a statue on The Hispaniola was rolling scup- ¬ pers under in the ocean swell The were tearing at the blocks the booms rudder was banging to and fro and the whole ship creaking groaning and jumping like a manufactory I had to cling tight to the backstay and the world turned giddily before my eyes for though I was a good enough sailor when there was way on this standing still and being rolled about like a bot- ¬ tle was a thing I never learned to stand without a qualm or so above all in the morning on an empty stomach Perhaps it was this perhaps it was the look of the island with its gray melancholy woods and wild stone spires and the surf that we could both see and hear foaming and thundering on the steep beach at least although the sun shone bright and hot and the shore birds were fishing and crying all around us and you would have thought anj one would have been glad to get to land after being so long at sea my heart sunk as the saying is into my boots and from that first look onward I hated the very thought of Treasure by 300 or 400 feet the tallest on the Sir said the captain if I risk an- ¬ other order the whole sbipll come about our ears by the run You see sir here it is I get a rough answer do I not Well if I speak back pikes will be going in two shakes if I dont Silver will see theres something un der that and the games up Now weve only one man to rely on And who is that asked the squire Silver sir returned the captain hes as anxious as you and I to smother things up This is a tiff hed soon talk em out of it if he had the chance and what I propose to do is to give him the chance Lets allow the men an afternoon ashore If they all go why well fight the ship If they none of them go well then we hold the cabin and God defend the right If some go 3011 mark my words sir Silverll bring em aboard again as mild as lambs It was so decided loaded pistols were served out to all the sure men Hunter Joyce and Redruth were taken into our confidence and received the news with less surprise and a better spirit than we had looked for and then the captain went on deck and addressed the crew My lads said he weve had a hot day and are all tired and out of sorts A turn ashorell hurt nobody the boats are still in the water you can take the gigs and as many as please can go ashore for the afternoon Ill fire a gun half an hour before sun ¬ Office hours to 6 pm H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 Co 1 to 12 a m to 5 p m a ¬ Dental Surgeon Phone 79 No 3 Broadway 6 Parts Ky to 12 a xn Office Hour 5p m and 1 adc tf ti GEO W DAVIS DEALER in Oil Furniture Window Shades Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ Special attention given to Undertak ing and Repairing - - Paris Ky Main Street HOUSE AND LOT IT ¬ AID BLACK down break their shins DESIRE to sell my house and ot soon as they were with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ came out of their ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal and gave a cheer anc9 in twelve months For further that started the echo in a far way hill particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON and sent the birds once more flying and Jacksonville Ky tl3oct tf squalling round the anchorage thought they would over the treasure as landed for they all sulks in a moment I believe the silly fellows must have SMITH SHOP FOR SALE I TO BE COXTINUEDl S3F 3K IZKTCS- - DIED A AT HIS POST Reporter Who Was PaithfnJ in XREES VINES S3 PLANTS 3 I CRAYFORD BROS oart 3St2fc027s JOHN CONNELLY i - - h -- - YRUP PEPSI afrCs t Jifa ii t IM J ii -- r -- IB r 4 5 4 St 1 1 1 1 I ¬ - 01 EI 4 i i TIME TABLE T 1 Kr I -- i rjfMfjJ 1 hy vy WE A ¬ 1 n ir Up-to-Da- te 1 T4 cif J TT - rTT jtfpafy5Jrf - Pif rn 4lTf 4 iifr w 5V T THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS XT FEIDAY MAY 27 1898 SOME NEW WAR TERMS -- PRUNING PEACH TREES i CHEERING HIM Jolm Tallced Polcer lit His Sleep end Had to Make an Ex¬ planation Much of the Work of Thinning Frull His Hearers Were Duly Appreciative May Be Done by Judicious ShortBut Were Not Completely ening- of Growth X Carried Away A good authority says 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 ing time the top should be pruned to straight whip not more than 24 or 30 CUTTING CORN STALKS A that at plant ¬ a wouldnt I darling does that mean Why you know if theyd ask me if Id go to war again of course Id say that Yes dear and then sometimes ou say Its up to you Thats when Im going down the line asking questions of my company But What do you mean when you say Its opensay Do I it loud Yes a little bit exclamatory Well thats when the engagement opens Device That Is Just as Good on a Small Farm as the Most Expcn- sive Contrivances a sketch of a device Ituse for cutting- cornfodder for feeding- Where one wants to feed a team of horses or a cow or two it is all that is needed The space between the ends of the - I send up And if vou keep talking about the reds and whites whats that Oh bless you thats the colors of the dont go to wnr will you John Unless my country demands it then The explanation appeared to be satisfactory Denver Times m flag Well ¬ ii Bills of Fare in Fashionable Itestau 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 ques tion but no bill of fare presents attractions to the dyspeptic but they like the bilious malarious and persons with weak kidneys can be cured by Hostetters Stomach Bitter ¬ rants he Mr Fizzington is quite a linguist A 3Ian of Parts isnt I never What are they Horse baseball Evening News knew it Oh yes he talks three languages and golf Chicago THIS IS A HOT ONE p Lake Crystal Minn July 31st 1S97 April 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 liext room could come to his rescue In tearing his clothing trom him the skin and ilesh 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 the case in charge Other physicians were 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 hope had been given up For months he had1 lain on pillows with his face down and buffered terribly He had no appetite and could retain nothing on his stomach The sores were indolent and for two months had lain perfectly dormant My Attention was then called to Allens Ulcerine Balve 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 stimulated a healthy discharge We kept the 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 Ave were able to remove him back to our home Thirteen months from the time he was injured he was perfectly restored It hagrtteen over four years since the cure was jsfSHted 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 expected 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 C Gotzian Co Wholesale Boots Shoes St Paul Minn Sworn to before me this 31st day of July ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ floor boards A and the crosspiece B should be 1 inches wide for the hay If properly distributed knife to work in Make the box wide mon center along the trunk a branch broken by wind or an overload of fruit works no permanent injury to the tree Prun ing after the first year should consist in shortening the main branches so as to form a short jointed compnet head Continue this shortening process each year doing the work when the wood is dormant In this way the trees will be kept low and the fruit within easy Low trees will support all the reach a tree ought to cany the expense fruit of ladders will be saved the fruit can be more rapidly harvested and at leat ten years will be added to the lifetime Ujjgatvj l1uVgT viuiMJJPOXlti of the tree If vigorous growth is al lowed each year without shortening n a few years the weight of the fruit is borne at the end of long branches which are sure to break with the first load of fruit destroying the tree just when it ought to be in its prime Many CUTTING BOX FOR FODDER enough for a person 1o stand in by the make the mistake of thinning too much side of a bundle of fodder Place the the small twigs from the inside They bundle in the bcx butts foremost put branches is grown will bear as good on the tree fruit as Xature oiic foot on it and cutin lengths to will indicate when they ought to be resuit I cut four to eight inches until Much of the work of thinning you come to the band then reverse the moved the fruit maj be done by judicious bundle and cut from the top Use any shortening of ordinary hay knife Every farmer can be done in the annual growth This winter when work is less knows the advantage of cut cornfodder crowding Rural World over whole stalks A S Forsman in Ohio Farmer TWO HOMEMADE TOOLS CAPACITY OF SILOS A Pair of Bobsleds for Spring Wo fc in tlie Garden and a Handy De ¬ Tabic Giving- the Averag e Welfflit Per vice for Hauling Corn Cubic Foot of Well Matured and Settled Ensilage Pig 1 is a homemade pair of bob sleds or flat bottom mud bobs thai It would seem as though we might be will take the place of the old long excused from answering- over and over mud sled The runners are made oJ again questions relating- to the capacity plank 3 feet G inches long by 4 inches of silos but it is perhaps fair to as- wide and 1 inches thick bolted to- sume that others are much like our- ¬ selves not over careful to preserve the information not specially needed for U ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ With modern implements inches high of cultivation there is no need of having the tops formed as cur fathers used to so as to allow a horse to walk under the By forming the top low branches there is less danger of injury from high winds and because the fruit is near the ground the expense of harvesting is much less The pruning the first year should consist in shortening the lead ¬ ing branches of the last years growth leaving them distributed along the stem left at planting time Avoid hav¬ ing the branches radiate from a com- trouble to inform herself very thoroughly 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 succes3 we hoped 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 till they lost force They would uve 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 pow- ¬ ers as a speaker Without taking the -- Disease can be driven in or driven out Dr Ayers 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 Ayeis 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 Bonner Craft Wesson Miss 11 g si ¬ rest There wasnt much enthusiasm I was very enthusiastic I was referring to my fellow members You couldnt tell whether they liked it or not At all events they were not carried off their feet Oh you mustnt be the least bit wor ried about that They couldnt be They took special precautions I noticed that before you got half through nearJy all of them had their feet on their desks Wash ington Star ¬ would be It was a very nice speech indeed she answered encouragingly I enjoyed it very much I have passed a highly instructive afternoon And besides I needed ¬ it iei Hicfs riaffc ars par lilo Ka 3bd ¬ A SCHOOL GIRLS BATTLE wijiuiiurwu From the Mail Milford Ind Miss Emma Rybolt a prepossessing school girl of Milford Ind is of more than usual SAVE TSNIE LENGTHEN intelligence and is ambitious to rise in the literary world O YOU VALUE In the fall of 1S9G said Mrs Eybolt Emma was taken ill She was a close student and her work began to tell on her She grew weak pale and nervous and complained of pains in her back chest and limbs A few weeks passed and she grew worse The doctor said she was a victim of nervous prostration and should have been taken from school weeks earlier She gradually grew worse her nerves were so tense ftWWWMVAWAWAWMim that the least noise irritated her and she had a fever and a continual twitching in her 0 fr04frfrfrfr muscles The symptoms were much like SAMPLE OF DROP IN TRADE St Vitus dance A year TJie Dealer in Corn Salve Spoils the A perfect type itaiiififiiiAttiiflaiiifiiffiRfi TO IS TO THEN USE I LIFE LIFE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ physicia ns Emma be came as and a change of passed under Ileal Estate Plans Proud Boast of the highest order of excellence ¬ some- ¬ what better but soon was day I read of a case simi ¬ ever bad as One present use Silage varies in weight per cubic foot principally for the amount of pressure to which it has been subjected Hence the last foot or live feet in a silo which has been filled up to 20 feet deep is much heavier because more compact than the first foot or five feet The following table gives the average weight per cubic foot of well matured corn silage at different depths after settling- two days and the average for the entire depth - GARDEN BOB SLEDS three-eighth-inch ¬ ¬ Find the number of square feet in the MnrJjjTJfjJ rtif bottom of the silo multiply this by depth of silage and the product will be Sold by all Druggists Price 25c and 50c the total cubic feet of silage For in ¬ per bottle HANDY WAGON Prepared bv J P ALLEN Medicine Co stance if a silo is 12x15 feet inside St Paul Minn measurement and 20 feet deep it will Ulcerine Salve is a sure cure for all kinds have 3000 cubic feet and when well the thing to use in the sugar bush and around on the farm in the spring of the of ulcers and sores Also best preparation filled with mature corn the average year Salt Rheum for Boils Carbuncles Piles Be wise Burns Cuts and fresh wounds weight per cubic foot will be 333 Fig 2 is a very handy device for haul keep it in the house pounds or 120000 pounds GO tons for ing corn to the shredder or just the the whole The lower layer of five feet thing to bring the corn from the field to Intrusted to the Monarch The platform is made ol Jeweler excitedly What became of in depth will be nearly 20 tons the one fill the silo those diamond earrings while I was out tons aud in this plank 2 inches thick with pieces of 2x4 above is about 17 Theyre worth 400 His Wife The cook saw them dear Its proportion for other depths Hoards scnutling bolted on at each end Two 1897 Average for First 5 feet Second 3 feet Third a feet Fourth5 5 feet feet Fifth Sixth 5 feet gether with two bults The dark lines in cut A A are pieces of 2x4 inch set up edgeways and hollowed out as shown The raves are 1 inch thick stuff 4 inches made of Beams are 3x4 inches square wide The blocks undei Roisters the same beam are 3x4 inches cut off square and bolted up through runner and rave with two half inch bolts This makes Average for a very strong pair of bobs that are just lbs total depth lbs 220 300 393 438 495 545 ¬ lar to hers which was cured by Dr Her Battle Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and I decided to try them Emma had no faith in proprietary medicines but tried the pills and after taking a dozen doses she began to improve It was about the first of April when she began and by the middle of May after taking about eight boxes she was entirely cured While ill she lost twenty eight pounds but now weighs more than ever before Her nervesare strong and she is in perfect health We are all confident that Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured her and I cheerfully recommend them in all similar MRS E A RYBOLT eases Subscribed and sworn to before me this third day of September 1897 CALEB BAKER Notary Public Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People will cure all diseases arising from a poor and Usatery condition of the blood will build up ior aTiin aown system ana are a specmc disparalysis locomotor ataxia and other eases long regarded as incurable ¬ ¬ ¬ 220 2G1 Harry said Mrs Tredway to her husband at the breakfast table I am quite out Ten cents for car fare and luncheon Harpers Bazar oJIve 50 How Tliey Shop ¬ 298 333 3Gr 29 G of money and I want to spend the day shop- ¬ ping Let me have 60 cents What do you want CO cents for cents for Signed W P COBB Justice of the Peace ii mi i hi i iiiiiinMJ ¬ her day out you know and said shed leave if I didnt let her wear them this afternoon Jewelers Weekly Dairyman by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness 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 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 ¬ ¬ Deafness Cannot Be Gnred Halls Family Pills are the best Experts Lamb I suppose you enjoy a game of poker with an expert player Wolf I enjoy playing with a man who considers himself an expert Boston Tran Ecript m m -- Sold by Druggists 75c F J Cheney Co Toledo O - cures painful swollen nervous smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age AllensFoot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach ¬ ing feet Tru it to day Sold by all druggists It Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Shake Into Your Sfeoes and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy K Y lusion among your patients doctor That we physicans care nothing about Detroit Free Press having our billspaid To Cure a Cold in One Day All Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet i rJstp refund monev if it fails to cure 25p IS What do you find the most common The Doctors Discovery de-- His love for her increased after iiar So they live together happily eh riage No they dont live together at all She Town Topics married another man Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa - The oftener a girl has been engaged the more interesting is the announcement of bar marriage Atchison Globe w 1 inches from the center The platform should be 6 feet wide by 16 feet long It is a bad practice to wash the daily Charles H Hickox in Ohio Parmer utensils at a well It will pollute the water Eradicating Currant Worms The placenta should always be re- ¬ The currant worm is a slow traveler moved in three or four hours If left and seldom leaves the clump of bushes longer it will be inclosed by the con- ¬ where it was born and bred even when traction of the womb it gets into the moth stage Where the a quarter of the udder is smaller ave once eradicated on a farm some If than the other parts Hoard advises years of exemption ma be hoped for rubbing and kneading it pretty hard even when the pest is plentiful a few miles away Still the use of hellebore twice a day with pure lard It is claimed that when butter is salt- ¬ every spring just as soon as the cur- ¬ ed in the churn Vvo ounces of salt to rant leaves appear and renewing it the pound will not leave more saltness after every rain is advisable It is far better to head off the intruder before than the average palate will like Shade for the cow in summer is near the damage is done than to wait until y as essential as shelter in winter currant bushes are stripped bare In whatever the fellow whose theory is the latter case probably some of the that the cow should be kept eating and worms have gone into the pupa stage before the poison is applied and will be not loafing may say on hand If the cow stards in the mud puddle Cultivator another spring American mixing her droppings with the water and drinking the water 3 011 will not Paint to Repel Borers get either good milk or butter from the All kinds of insects are attracted to cow But we have seen hundreds of the plants which are appropriate for cows that did it their food or where their eggs should The greatest enemy of man to man be laid by he sense of smell Any s he who sneers at what the press says strongly smelling coating over trees about improved dairying- or other farm which will disguise its natural odor will methods He is as big- a fool as tiht protect them irom attack White paint man who said in his heart that there has such a distinct odor and is so per ¬ manent that it is perhaps the best coat- ¬ i no God Western Plowman ing to apply to tree trunks But a still Rye for Mills Cons cheaper substitute may be found in Rye makes excellent feed for cows common whitewash into which some giving milk It contains little fat and a carbolic acid diluted has been mixed comparatively lrfrge amount of milk This also holds the peculiar smell of making elements and can be recom- ¬ carbolic acid all through the season mended as a milk feed Green rye is To Secure Good Results given the same analysis as pasture Xo doubt there are many men in the grass but from experience I doubt if dairy business feeling that the results it is as valuable For soiling- however it from the dairy have not been satisfac- ¬ is of greater value than pasture grass tory In many cases the feed is to by reason of the enormous quantities blame there may have been only dry that may be secured from so small a feed given the cows If a silo is used piece of ground If sown early it may and filled the coming fall the returns be cut in the fall and then two or three from the dairy will be greatly enhanced crops cut from it In the spring- Pye in value Cows need succulent feed either green or the grain produces no through the winter as well as in sum- ¬ particular- effect different froinother mer and it will pay to putupa silo if foods of the same clask National five or more cows are keptDakota Stockman ild and Farm - TIMELY DAIRY HINTS old mowing machine wheels to be used The axle should be placed 1 foot three called Grain O It is a delicious appetizing Limited The nourishing food drink to take the place of Is the name of Pioneer perfect train in the the only coffee Sold by all grocers and liked by all world now running every night between who have used it because when properly Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis via the prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but Chicago Milwaukee Railway St is free from all its injurious properties the pioneer road of the WestPauladopting all in Grain 0 aids digestion and strengthens the improved facilities for the safety and enjoy- ¬ nerves It is not a stimulant but a health An illustrated pamph- ¬ builder and children as well as adults can ment of passengers of beautiful scenery along let showing views drink it with great benefit Costs about as the route of the Pioneer Limited will be much as coffee 15 and 25c sent free to any person upon receipt of two cent postage stamp Address Geo H Heaf Hud Outgrown the Habit ford General Passenger Agent Chicago 111 She Do you believe microbes are got from kissing Where are Their Permanent Abode He I really have no way of knowing you those political rogues we hear so much about know Im married Yonkers Statesman They are always in the opposing papa Detroit Free Press party my son Most men think they would have been well off if they hadnt been so liberal A loafer doesnt seem to care for anybody Washington la Democrat except those who are busy Washington For Whooping Cough Pisos Cure is a la Democrat successful remedy M P Dieter 67 Throop Ave Brooklyn N Y Nov 14 94 the Children a Drink Real estate dealers often console themselves during these dull days by reminiscences of the periods of inactivity which A well known Washing ¬ have gone before 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 1 had a sale was looked upon as a marvel 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 re-¬ marked I tell you that you miss it by not getting down on the ground floor Now we get a great deal ot drop m trade so to speak that never gets to you because of 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 eoouel Heres a man who probably 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 i 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 down 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ z z Z- - TRADE MARK t WaiteMrti Breakfast ABSOLUTELY PURE Delicious Nutritious COSTS LESS THAK ONE CENT A CUP Be sure you get the genuine article made at Dorchester Mass by f Chronicle I WALTER 2 z BAKER CO Ltd ESTABLISHED 17B0 z i rfpsy In m iiiii - w Vfini- -- - H T 4l HENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL RI AND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PAGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE 1 - WNCHESlHtREPEATINff ARMS CO 180WINCHESTEJI AVE - m mi People will rubber at a fire when nothing else can drag them out of bed Atchison Globe THE DUTY OF MOTHERS NEW HAVEN 0H HOio LIVF STOCK CattlecommonS Select butchers CALVES Fsuv to good light packers Lixht shippers FIIISEP Choice LAMBS spring 3L017R Winter family 3KAIN Wheat No ilrcd So 3 roil Corn No 2 mixed Outs No e ttve No 2 HAY Prmio to choice PKOV IS IONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTKR Choice dairy ilimc to choice creamery APPLKS Pcr ubl POTATOES Per hbl Mixed -- THE MARKETS Cincinnati I J G Daughters Should be Oarefully Guided in Early Womanhood May 26 4 10 jF5P 7090 BICYCLES Af 1 ifrww1 k SF i3 carried over from 1897 must oc aacrrjtcea now New High Grade all styles pest equipment guaranteed 00 l 00 Common 3 3 i0 8j n0 4 50 uo 3 80 4to 4 3 40 0 5 00 ga2a 15 J Gin f 9 mnn 9 Sv2 JO 10 io 12 00 3 n0 M 4 00 90 5 50 1 0o 1 30 27 l CHICAGO FLOUTl Winter patents JKA1N Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring COUN No a OATS No 2 5 30 1 10 POKK Mess LAKD--bteam 1100 0 10 C 1170 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 Mrs Pinkhams address is charge What suffering frequently results from a mothers ignorance or more frequently from a mothers neglect to properly instruct her daughter need wheels late models all makes S3 to SI Vealiip on approval viith aCT W A ft VX7 inrrain Hut and artpntalosiif iwell9 j mniiU RTflVnT P TFTJVI fm w f a iA ecoouu w aaveruse mem sena ior one itliler scents granted Learn how to Earn a Bicycle andmake money m S975 to 9I700 JT W MEAD CYCLE CO CHICAGO Is tho only sure cure In the world for Chronic UJ cera Bone Ulcers Scrofulous Ulcera Varl 0ieUIcer ItGansrreue Fever Sores and all Old Sore never falls Draws out all poison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent JJe5t Ufe for Abscesses Burns and all Fresh Wound BySles small 33c Cuts mail large S JiMiSDICIXJB CO JLikfrer Minn Sold by Druggist St Paul r b 12J4 NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent 10 WHEA- T- No COltN No 2inixed KYR OATS Mixed PORK Nw Mess LAUD Western BALTIMORE 2 red Pinkham helped her 3 My health became so poor that I 12 00 1175 4o had to leave school I was tired all the time and had dreadful pains in my 6 35 a 85 FLOUR Family side and back I was also troubled 1 3455 UKAiN Wheat No 2 with irregularity of menses I was 135 130 Southern Wheat 38 Corn Mixed rri very weak and lost so much flesh that 38 3 Oats No 2 white my friends became alarmed My 63 Rye No 2 western 4 70 4 30 CATTLE First quality mother who is a firm believer in your 4 4 50 HOGS Western remedies from experience thought per- ¬ INDLNAPOLIS haps they might benefit me and wrote 1 25 GRAIN Wheat No 2 35 you for advice I followed the advice Corn No 2 mixed 32i you gave and used Lydia E Pinkhams Gats No 2mixed LOUISVILLE Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as 3 lb 4 00 FLOUR Winter patent you directed and am now us well as I 1 12 GR AIN Wheat No 2 red 3J 3S Corrf Mixed erer was I have gained flesh and have 34 v Oats Ttlixcd 11 50 a good color I am completely cured of FORK Mess 6 10 LARD Steam irregularity z G 1 Lynn Mass The following letter from Miss Mabie 6 50 F Johnson Centralia Pa shows what 1 W neglect will do and tells how Mrs 40K HEADERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS at the SUufnrd PnilH ATlflBll Unerslly or the Uuherilty or California CUUUfl I lUn Including four jcarecourM bnardlojg ng rjllwa fereSlamp for particular UNIVERSITY t offers rran1 free scholarships KmUlj SaaFrnCleo FKEE 7 1 find finn C FHKK CATiLOGUE ACRES Colonj land j South FamrTimber cheap WIICRAWFOnDCO quick Hahflle wrttrmu Tenu Mineral NEW HPHPQY tvtiuionials I triL5 Free9 of relief 80S3itlania send for IO days treatment canes B book Dr U U UUKKSS DISCOVERY give and cures worst and Oa GO 1 CURES Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good TJso in time Sold hy drupRists WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS - ANK E WN Mt 1710 IS EXITING 10 AVEXTXSUJIt state that jow MOT Ufc sVvrtl IH18 Jpcr 7 Tr f EIJ 4P PHHiMiBISaHHaMMMiaa 7ffiyCTaaT TnSKiMSifflmiiw rvTiKm ztwgirJ TsgSfJiJP spscgjiw V t fr flff--- T b THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY 27 L898 aHUMHtftfMMMMUMIirMNHaMN t i i r t ti ll I mm x Century Henry Edward Rood writing of A Polyglot Commujaity says I have secured Doug Thomas Train of More than one half the total number immigrants into the United States are iugfbtables in the snbuibs of Paris Ky coming from Austria Hungary Italy lately occnoied by John T Hedges A splendid track is attached to these Poland and Russia While official sta- ¬ stables which have every modern con ¬ tistics are not available yet careful in- ¬ venience vestigation leads to the belief that per- ¬ I will be glad to greet all my old haps 50 or 60 per cent of arrivals from friends aud patrons at mv new quarters the countries mentioned have had no regular occupation while possibly 30 G per cent may have been servants or la-¬ PArtlS KENTUCKY borers iive years ago the Rev Mr 22mar lmo Maujerie himself an Italian in com- ¬ pany with the writer made a tour of ob- ¬ servation through the Lehigh region of Pennsylvania and stated that in his opinion the Italians working there were 250 hoes weighing from 50 Sto 175 about three centuries behind Americans pounds Address in their standards of living that is in C V HIGWINS their ideas as to foodV clothing shelter Or R B HUTCHCRAFT wages work and general intelligence 2Japrr4t Paris Ky Since that tinis- there has been no im- ¬ provement in the class- - of immigrants arriving at our ports L flu n Lu ran ft cno ur o Strained the- - Jar A little old woman with a sharp nose and sharper tongue was in the country grocery store buying suppliea Among other things she brought in from her Ssagefcof The Page Woven Wire cart was a battle scarred jug whioh she Fence Go I am prepared to put up the ordered to be filled with treacle At last when her purchases were best wire fence on the market It is completed she began looking over the guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock send to give satisfaction account item by item before payings I have put up fence this season for Whats this she excJaimed You farmers who have had the Page Fence have charged me for twe gallons anar in use for seven or eight years of I am also prepared to put up the half Yes treacle maam best Chicken Fence on the market But that jug holds only two gali If vou are needing any fence give me 3ons call You must be mistaken 1 measured O W MILLER Agent tire treacle carefully and it took two Paris Ky gallons and a half to fill it Well said the old woman with a fiigh I dont so much mind having to pay for the treacle but I do object to having the old jug strained by your putting iD half a gallon more thaniifc will hold Strand Magazine Takes His Jags In Transit SCINTILLATIONS BLaqgakd Reeds new laundry is The other day I was coming east on doing first class work Give ns a call the Baltimore and Ohio railroad said Au Interesting Juinble Of News And Comment Haggard Reed tf In Mr H T Towns of New York the parlor car in which I traveled were At Manila heef sells at 3 zper pound who and potatoes are fifty cents each a couple of hilarious New Yorkers were spending their money for cham Fulton citizens gave a Jack the RECEIVED FROM pagne or at least one of them was with that was nigh Dr Miles New Heart Cure a liberalityThe number of akin to reck- Peeper twenty lashes on his barV back quart bottles Warren Stoner ias organized a lessness and cavalry company at Mt Sterling and that they consumed was startling every time the colored attendant brought has offered its services to Gov-- Brad lev in a fresh bottle he was presented with Whenever the contents of a 1 note one were pretty nearly gone the elder CARLISLE of the bacchanalians shouted out to the waiter Who told you to stop bringing News Culled From Nicolta County in wine y Precincts But along toward evening the sup From the Mercury ply ran out much to the disgust of the pair and they had to be content with Robert George left for Paris Monday high halls cocktails and other plebeian where he has contracted to do the brick drinks These were sufficient however work for the new Bourbon Bank build ¬ to keep up their spirits and later in ing the night 1 could hear them yelling for Married In this city on the 18th another round insc Mr George B Caywood and Miss The next day the conductor of the Addie daughter of Thos Hunter of train told me that this couple had been Blue Licks LI P BABCOCK of Avoca N Y a riding up and down the road for nearly Carlisle people can save money by veteran of the 3rd N Y Artillery and a week and that they hadnt drawn a buyiDg their goods of J T Hinton at for thirty years of the Babcock sober breath in all that while It seem- ¬ Paris His line of mattings caipts Munsel Carriage Co of Auburn says I ed that it was the odd way taken by the wall paper and furniture is unequaled write to express my gratitude forthemirac senior member to indulge in a spree in price and quality Ious benefit received from Dr Miles Heart He took the younger man along merely The following is the tax rate on prop- ¬ Cure I suffered for years as result of army for company and footed all the bills erty of citizens of Carlisle State tax life from sciatica which affected my heart About once a year the notion took him 52 cents County tax 50 cents City tax in the worst form my limbs swelled from the ankles up I bloated until I was unable to go off on a tear and not wishing to 40 cents Scbool tax 50 cents Total to button my clothing had sharp pains indulge in inebriation at home he 192 Also 1 50 poll tax for county about the heart smothering spells and couldnt think of as good a scheme as 100 for city tax and 100 for school shortness of breath For three months I riding continuously on a trunk line tax was unable to lie down and all the sleep I where there would be only strangers to On Friday and Saturday last the got was in an arm chair I was treated by wonder at his dissipated behavior The County Boards of Examiners held the the best doctors but gradually grew worse idea of picking a Pullman as the the- annual xamiuation and ispued first About a year ago I commenced taking Dr class certificates to the following per- ¬ deMiles New Heart Cure and It saved mylif o ater of a protracted jag struck me as sons Miss Sallie Mclutyre Miss cidedly original Washington Post as if by a miracle Nancy Tribble R R Mayes Miss Ida Dr Miles EemedlesEgn jg Ham and Miss Sallie Lawson Time Spent In Shaving are sold by all drug Rjsy gists under a positive ls Think of the time lost in shaving guarantee first bottle Campbell the poet calculated that a NORTH MIDDLETOWN benefits or money man who shaves himself every day and sjd Qiirfef XltnAr j t re RtT-- V age Of 70 expends during interesting Parng aphs Gathered By A flip hpirt- nnrl KV Health TiSsdt lives to the LWs nf his life as much time in the act of shav Special Scribe nerves free Address a ing as would have sufficed for learning BE MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Miss Kate Price of Winchester is the seven languages Southey commenting guest of friends hUe on this minuted himself May 15 1830 Miss Patsy Rice o Alt Sterling is during the act of shaving and he found the guvst of Mrs R M Rice the time employed nine minutes He Mrs R L Willis of Lexington was neither hurried the operation nor lingerguest of friends at Wiidtrd Mill several ed about it Listen now to William Cor y j j bett concerning shaving As it may days this week cost only about five minutes of time and Pnueiaou oK LtrAiugtOU Proi J may be and frequently is made to cost willTespond to an address of welcome 30 or even 50 minutes and as only 15 on Collbge Day minutes make about a fifty eighth part Miss Luri Lettou and brother of the hours of our average daylight Reynolds of MillerburgWere the gntsts D this being the case this is a matter of of Miss Nota McCray Sunday real importance once heard Sir John James O Evans entertained a number Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Sinclair ask Mr I Cochrane Johnstone of friends last Saturday evening all of Ohio whether he meant to have a son of his whom wish him a long and- - prosperous Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris then a little boy taught Latin No life xy said Mr Johnstone but I mean to do The following in the Commencement something a great deal better for him Week official pioram of the Kentucky TUESDAY JUNE 14TH 1898 What is that said Sir John Why Classical and Bumuprs College Bacca returning every second Tuesday in each said the other teach him to shave with lauieatj sermon 03- - Eld W F Smith at cold water and without a glass 11 a in Sunday Musical Literary and month Monday Delsarte at 8 p m Reeerence Every leading physician Boston Journal Tuesday Commencement exercises of Paris Kentucky at 10 a in College Day Tuesday Three Centuries Behind Americans Several papers dealing with the Penn ¬ Jnne 1st reunion of all pupils who sylvania coal regions appear in The hnvp attended gcbnol at JSorth Juuldle town to 5 IRONING MADE BftSY W Of Peck P To S isvtit Miraculous Benefit ¬ ¬ three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of otLer n Uliictedl wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ANDErs r Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free m m the Wright Medical Co Ofcy Columbus Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for atomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased Kecommends O Pike Car 0 Wrights Celery Cpsules V dtf f f Vfiw V A flKin vn TOk Vft ¬ Hi i - 1 IPHll E Nviyl Hi wr7w I REQUIRES NO COOKING MAKES COLLARS AND GUFFS STIFF I hW NICE 1 W0M ilpf j fc II ii ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH 1 1 I 0Wm IMfgii ¬ ¬ SJSStS f piSMC 1 THUCHUBINGER BR0SC - PKOKUKjOWAvNEWHAVENtCONN lltiiiiiiiBiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiii WW JW US cessity that all persons in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ ize and empower the physicans of their respective precincts to vaccinate all per- ¬ sons who are unable to procure vaccina- ¬ tion The physicians shall furnish to me as Judge of said County a true list under oath of the persons so vaccinated by them witb the charges thereof not to exceed 25- cents for each successful vac- ¬ cination All cities and towns in the county having Coucilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as it is espec- ¬ ially their duty to make proper pro- ¬ visions regarding vaccinations under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ serving and assisting in the enforce- ¬ ment of this notice I hope no further steps will become necessary I am Respectfully - by the representa- ¬ tion of Dr Bowen the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne It appearing to me re-Krr- a4- - This starch is prepared on scientific principles bv men who havhad years of practical experience m fancy laundering It restores old lineuand summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any otner substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder W It PintOTJLL - Judge of Bourbon Oonntv Kentucky For sals by all wholesale and retail grocers TOtmsaggnggjii3Bjaaj WTTywnriiiaircy mcrrry mr rvri Hews catL Cuinions OP ¬ MRS LAURA WEISIJAUF Of Murry pSK ¬ Ind Recommends Celery Capsules Wrights 17 1896 The Wright Medical Co Mnrry Ind Sept LH Landman H I a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fr mi L C Davenport druggist Bluff ton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat anv- thing and can truthfully say that I have Dear Sirs Columbus Ohio Last spring 1 purchased not felt better in years Yours Respectfully per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free Mrs Laura Weishauft Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 00 1 Sew Training Stables HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand tWdiity four hours a sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the Kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof 1hat the kid- ¬ neys aud bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder aud every part of the urinary pas-sages It corrects inability to hold urine aud s caldiug pain in passing i or bad effects fol ¬ lowing use of liquor wiue or beer and over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of beiug compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild aud the extraor- ¬ dinary effect of wamp Root is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing ca es If you uped a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail upon receipt of three two cent stamps to cover cost of postage on me uoiue xne lueunou Ky News aud send your address toFans Dr Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen uiness of this ofler 24sp lmo National Inrportanc e THE HUN CONTAINS J both --6- Daily by mail - - - Daily and Sunday by mail -a - a- - year year The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper hi the world By mail 2- a year Price 5c a copv Address THE STUST New Ybrlc - 1 NvJ II a m prmv iJrT Rb SVi JyV LOST On Saturday Aparil 30Lh on streets of Paris two ladys short W shoulder wraps one a 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