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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i CHAMP MILLER H BOU R 6 Off NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY Editors and Owners Wi FRIDAY v - Established fee 3 1881 TOiTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TBiDm i 3E3S5BS i 2fi JUNE 3 1893 We are the peoples friends free NO 44 We re- ¬ FrfV that Lex- ¬ News Notes Gathered In And About The News Culled MS rom Nicholas County ecincts Burir ington is the natural trade center of the Blue Grass Section and Fffigfhe Mercury that Our Store is the converging point for Buvers of Furniture Will N Clarke left yesterday for a business trip to Arkausas Tomoc Ci oriKxrc Sr is preparing to Carpets Wall Paper and Drape ies is what we tell you now mm Tripsflnv make motheriarge rick kiln Mrs Mow Tmffor ratnmpfl from a visit at Lexington of Ed Bowen of Born Ellisville on Sfaday night a danghter is our ambition to have you look through this stock It Rev D E Lancaster of Carlisle was Cluny Curtsat 340 a pair here Tuesday with triends About forfcpmng folks from Miran- 8340 a pair Scrim Curtains Mrs Freeman of Louisville is the da neighborhcgg vent to Blue Licks Saturday on iSpicnic excursion 20c a yard guest of Mrs Robt Miller Xew Fish Net Upholstery goods in large variety Dr H S Keller of Frankfort was Miss BeUie Evans of Stanford r is the elet ted PresiUent of the State Homeo guest of Miss Ella Fleming pathic Soeiefcyi for the ensuing year Miss Maggie Clarke of Louisville is They meet at Lexington in 1899 Have you seen our east window It would be like painting the the guest of Mrs Robt Miller Miss Maybelle Scott of the Carlisle or gilding gold to attempt a description of their colors and designs lily Rev E G B Mann of Parisr spent Tity School Jeft Tuesday afternoon for Prices are the very lowest We invite comparison several days here with friends New YoEk where she will join a party of friends tor a tour through Europe About a dozen couples went to Blue Licks Weduesday on an outing Our dry goods and clothing honses Special Center Tables and palm stands Jardinieres and Taborettes gcod have agreed to close their places of busi- Jos McClelland bought four all the ne v finishes See the assortment ness each evening at 630 ocl ck from horses in Ripley Ohio this week Tables 350 now usual value 85 Palm stands S250 now usu 1 Tune 1st until October 1st except Sat W G- MoCliutock suffered a broken urdays value 84 Taborettes S3 now usual value 83 50 finger Monday while playing ball Dr M Dills of Carlisle and Dr A SEE US for BABY COACHES and FANCY CARRIAGE COVERSMiss Bettie Molntvre of Myers was Clokey- - of Xiouisville have been ap the guest of Robt Mclntyre this week pointed members of thp National Inter- ¬ M Joe Thorn and wife of Cynthiana collegiate Board of Medical Education w re guests of ielatives here Tuesday of the United States 1 ft Died At his home at Jackstown on was a Miss Lizzie Best of Mason Sunday May 30th 1898 Win MoCon guest of Mrs Jos A Miller this week Carpets Furniture Wall Pape naughhay aged 68 years Burial at Wm Layson shipped Tuesday to Cir E ist Uaion yesterday Two grown cimati 75 neavy hos of his own rais- ¬ children survive him Of our 1 The Strategic Point Your map will show MILLERSBURG T1I fjl RJ5ISLE pair your linen fnd put neck band on Hotice to Creditors All persons owing the estate of Mrs Sallie A Collins will please call on me and settle at once Persons having claims against her estate are requested to present them properly proven to me or to leave their claims for me at the law office of McMillan Talbott Paris Ky Haggard Rked Draperies r Towife 1 Oh the Pain of Rheumatism often causes the most in- ¬ tense suffering Many have for years vainly sought relief from this disabling disease and are to day worse off than ever Rheumatism is a blood disease and Swifts Specific is the only cure be-¬ cause it is the only remedy which can A few years ago I was taken with inflamma- ¬ tory Rheumatism which became so intense that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried1 several prominent physi ¬ cians and took their treat- ¬ ment faithfully but was unable to get the slight- ¬ est relief In fact my con- ¬ dition seemed to grow worse the disease spread over my entire body and Ti V j Rheumatism TAYLOR COLLINS 3may 4wks I Admr with will annexed Clville Ky I Wall Paper reach such deep seated diseases OFFICIAL Furniture WAR BOOK by Congressman James RanKin Young All about War with Jpain the Navy all defenses Battle Ships etc Por- ¬ traits tud biographies of Dewey and all prominent ofliceis Nearly 600 pages Massive volume Marvelously cheap Best an horship Only authentic official book ix peri nee not necessary Any body can nell i Ladies as successful as gentlemen We are The largest sub ¬ scription book firm in Ameiica Write us Fifty persons are employed in our corrfspouoVrre oepartintnt alone to serve yon Oar book is just out Get ageucy now ul be first in tho field Large 50c War Map in colors free with book or outfit vther valuable premiums Tre uendous seller Big ¬ gest money malt r ever known Most -- - ¬ I ill l PWa JIIIJilJlliWfllHlJT RliiAff Seed I suffered aironv I triprl many patent medicines but none relieved me WJVYv ff Upon the advice of a friend I decided to trv S S S Before allowing me to take it how- ¬ ever mv guardian who was a chemist ana- ¬ lyzed the remedy and pronounced it free of potash or lercury I felt so much better after talcing two bottles that I continued the rem- ¬ ing and F B Lindsay of Blue Licks sold to edy cure in twomonths I was Icured completely The was since Saml T James of Paris has been tLe English parties 1000 worth of cedar had a touch pofrmanent for have never many Rheumatism though guest of Chas and Ed Martin several logH for thi manufacture of lead pencils times exposed to lamp and cold weather liberal terms guaranteed Agents Eleanor M Tippell days It will take 500 trees and they must De 3711 Powelton Aveuue Philadelphia making 700 to 28 00 per day days credit given Miss Bertha Rosswell Sparta was a without knots They will be shipped Dont suffer longtv with Rheumatism TwentyFull book sent prepaid to Freight paid agents Jefferson this via New York to England guest of Miss Lutie Throw aside your oils and liniments as 45 Splendid zmvSS fr S vmKfff 3700 BLUEGRASS SEED MACHINES Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand Bryan has been appointed Sergeant in the Second Kentucky Regiment the Miss Lida flaldwell of Moorefield is the guest of Mr John Caldwell and week Chas sample outfit and full fl Everything comes out in the wash at they can not reach your trouble Dont instructions free for nine 2 cent stamps experiment with doctos their potash to pay postage Mention this paper Bourbon Steam Laundry even -- dirt Stay Of Matters Party Limited - the and mercury will add tc your disabil- ¬ ity and completely destroy our diges- ¬ tf tion MONROE BOOK CO TJept M Chicago The noted Watters Party will remain ia Paris but a short time and the days will cure perfectly and permanently Mrs Mary Worthington of Mason is a guest of Mrs Jas Carpenter near which you can place your orders will It is guaranteed purely vegetable aHid soon be pastjf Their studio at the Hotel 3ontains no potash mercury or other twn Mr J T Craig of Plnni Lick was a Windsor is afcrery trosy place as they are mineral CoBooks mailed free by Swift Specific AtlantayGa guest of his darghter at the M F C putting the finishing touches on a num- ¬ Monday ber of portraits now almost ready for family Mrs Ada Collier of Lexington was delivery This opportunity to procure the guest of her father Stiles Stirman portraits bv celebrated artists should Tuesday not be neglected fRemeinber their stiv 3fc rt t Miss Julia Howe of Covington is in Paris is limited v visiting her sister Mrs Lizzie Miller - A c e e for Dlr rtl tofeg TheUHRU O EDWARDS Hf a Also the best line of Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators - near town inbn ucXiHkHBiEALJSK -- k - aj vwjyiartaJsanrarsT mewi wiesteEiH Acme Spring Trip w y rh Vr JitSaH i ift4i- dg Jfcaaw riyMfflEgfcMg M VmMh J-J ta W fSPjRh1rnftwtjitirttsomr XL LindBav Ross and Mies Ethel Ross of Carlisle were guests of Mr d Ingels -MSgA n - - LHbHUUd - - W were guests or mrs this week Rev V anna hfi fJlefi raornion - rnxin erits or a i auMi iriceiOf a doki w ftWsA Jtf flour feSty ffi ii TIBiiaititf jgofetiM izmam i - rU ms DonusfjTOthir fcutPiirity V rrro ifl r- nr fflfL Anisnj hi raanam inuBHWiHJiLHH sHMBL 7nunnAnnrBz Contains all about armies navies forts and warships of both nations ana graphic story of the great vlct0IT of the gallant Dewey tells everything about Sampson Schley Fitzhugh Lee and commanders by Hon Tames Rankin Young the intrepid leader for Cuba libre in the halls of Coners The largest war book pub ¬ lished 600 large pages 100 superb illus- ¬ trations many in richest colors Has large colored maps Biggest book highest commissions lowest price only 175 Each Subscriber receives grand 1 00 premium Tree Demand enor mous harvest for WsntsaSOidavaiCredit l TWlHBEJVWiwrMHu rreignrpaia 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Hudson of Paris were guests of Mrs Robt Barnes Monday Mr J F Miller returned Tuesday from Florida where he has been for the past eighteen months Mrs W D Kimbrouah of Cynthiana has been the guest of her father Mr John Jameson this week and Mr Josh Miss Bessie Botts Ewinc of Owingsville were the guest of Miss Lida Clark Tuesday Mrs Alex Duke and daughter of Mayslick h ve been the guests of Mrs Perry Jefferson this week Rev J A O Vaught and wife of Versailles saw their daughter Miss Sallie graduate at M F C Tuesday Miss Lucretia Barnes of Nicholas ville and Miss Mamie Rion of Paris are guests of Mrs Robt Barnes near town Mr Lloyd Ashurst and daughter Miss Maude of Hutchison were here Mon- ¬ day and were guests of T D Judy and family Messrs Littleford Morris and Ed M Ballard of Cincinnati stopped over Monda nighc on their cycling trip to the Licks Dr Geo S Savage of Winchester Mrs Wm Hinton of Covington and Mrs Wm Ransom of Paris were guests of Mr T E Savage and family Col J G Craddock Messrs Denis Dundon Jno Kriener John Spears Miller Mcllyain Frank Bowden Jas J W Harris President of the DlLn 53 yt jMfij ty JDermott Spears tf L a Dr VAPOR BATH FOR CABINET SDR CALDWELLS CONSTIPATIONil PEPSlN 11 NELSON opp Rheumatism Lumbago Sciataca Obesity via Flehiness via Emacia- ¬ tion via Leaner Skin and Blood DisHasHS For Sale Cheap A Bemis Tobacco Planter good as new Will sell or exchange for live stock Address Pleasant St First Presbyterian Church Bucks old office Nervous Diseases Astbuia Cntarrh etc Kidney DiMeises By Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a CHAS N FITBIAN At A Shires jewelry store Paris 1 For ale tfy 2iny 4t J 0 MONTGOMERY Cenierville Ky m to 5 p m THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE HEHILLESi I have just received a well selected stylish new ne of Olxacl33x1 cvti ii ID ML 1 nmi XT ENOllM only We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can give Both Papers One Year for Regular Price for Both is 225 275 Barouches I We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to Wagons I can supply any need in the vehicle line on short notice and with jobs first 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 up-to-da- te THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky SDR CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PEPSlN 1 1 B Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring business in Paris 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 styles and his workmanship FOURTH He always does as he advertised THE NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WEE- K Tuesday EDITION J H HAGGARD Mv -- 18 Pages a Week 156 Papers a Year Chambers Lan Butler Julian Adair and DOLLAJEt Courtland Leer and Dr H A Smith of Paris were down Monday and Tues- Published every Alternate Day except day attending the M F C exercises Sunday FOB ONE ¬ jkHSTHP V H T wmwwmvmrwwvmwmvmnmwmr MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF A CRTTI-- 4 A good many of our people have been attracted to Paris bythe bargains J T As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre- ¬ Hinton has been offering in carpets ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Overr furniture wall paper andvmattings and from him coat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers have purchased his goods and They are all pleased with surprised at a big profit says H S Stout by the largeness of his stock Edition of The The Thrice-a-Wee- k New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of publication and thgfreahness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ If you want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it for he cal news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tesmakes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by We use the soap that tackles the dirt tify It is against the monopolies and for the people and not the shirt giving H S Stout s trial It prints the news of all the world tf Bourbon Steam Laundry He makes the Finest Imported Suits for having special correspondence from all -important news points on the globe It stories by has Linen sent to Bourbon Steam Laun greatbrilliant illustrationshumor page authors a capital dry is washed white not white washed complete markets departments for the t household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest CO Remember the Maine buy a We offer this unequaled newspaper and linen and silk handkerchief with year The Bourbon News together one S for 225 the great ship on it for 25 and The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 JOE MtJNSON Catter 50 cents at Price Gos ¬ CAL TYPEWRITER USING PUBLIC IT IS THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST 1 DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DAILY IN THOU- - 4 SANDS OF OFFICES ALL Jt OVER THE j Ask for Our 3000 AND 3500 New Art Catalogue THEJt TO BE PROVE ITSELF M WORLD CONTINUES TO jt 1 1 ¬ PARIS FUMISHISCT H TAILORISG STOUT Manager The Smith Premier Typewriter Co 412 V7alnut Street Cincinnati Ohio r i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY PEIDAT JUNE A FIEECE BATTLE Commodore Schley Bombards Forts at Santiago de Cuba ACTIVE CAMPAIGN The War Department Will Send 70000 Troops to the Island of Cuba Twenty the Thousand to Go at Once 3 1898 CONVICTS ESCAPE LEAVE FOR TAMPA v- CHANGE OF BASE Maj Gen Fitzhugh Lee Will Establish The 157th Indiana 1st Ohio 1st District of Columbia and 3d Nevfc Ifork Mora Will Follow en Thursday Headquarters at Jacksonville Fla Number of Killed and Wounded on the time since the beginning of hostilities Spanish Side Was Enormous Xo One there appears to be something in the Doubts It is Not Thought Any nature of an official statement of the Americans Were Killed plan of campaign of the United States Washington June 2 For the first says Journal special from Cape Haytien New York June 2 -- An Evening- - established the statement heretofore made in these dispatches that a large proportion of the new Capt R J Higginson Texas Capt J men are to be used to fill up the existiW Phillip and the New Orleans Capt ng- regiments of volunteers which are W M Folger kept up their terrific in most cases deficient in numbers it Washington She left immediatel But before going to sea the following story of the bombardment of Santiago ¬ de Cuba the refuge of Cerveraandthe ¬ Spanish fleet was obtained by your correspondent at the Mole The American squadron augumented by the torpedo boat Porter the aux ¬ iliary cruiser St Paul and the pro- ¬ ¬ tected cruiser New Orleans approach- ¬ ¬ ed the entrance to the harbor of Santi ago at about 1230 pm the Iowa lead ¬ course all these movements have been ing anticipated by the- press but never- ¬ Inside the entrance to the harbor theless a strong element of doubt ex- ¬ was seen one of the war ships of Cer isted and therefore an official state- ¬ veras fleet stripped for action ment of the governments purposes As the American fleet drew near the made even in this indirect fashion New Orleans was detached and steam- ¬ created a profound sensation here ed forward ahead of the Iowa Texas The three are to go together and Massachusetts One of the forts Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines opened fire on her and she replied the and pass into the military occupation other two ships directing their fire at of the United States troops Inasmuch the battery on the Punta Gorda with ¬ as the secretary says that the second in the harbor and to westward of the contingent of troops is to go forward position occupied by the Spanish ship as soon as they can be prepared a The latter replied to the fire and jrood deal of interest attached to an immediately became a target for all the order that was made Wednesday at the American ships engaged in the battle war department providing- for the or ¬ She retired behind a protecting head- ¬ ganization of the 75000 additional vol- ¬ land and was not seen again during unteers called fox The order officially - oclock Wednesday morning with dispatches for Mole St Xicolas 1 at The torpedo boat Porter arrived at ¬ government This is contained in a letter of Secretary Alger to the speaker of the house transmitting- certain recommendations and statements of Gen Ludlow disclosed which the purpose of the war depart- ¬ ment to send 70000 men to Cuba 20000 to start at once and the remainder just as soon as they can be made ready for Then there was an estideparture mate for establishing electrical communications in connection with the army in Cuba Porto Rico and the the showing Philippines for first time officially an implied intention on the part of the govern ment to land troops in Porto Rico Of - the engagement The Iowa directed by Capt Fighting- Bob Evans the Massachusetts were boarded This regiment had been in camp in Chickamauga since May 16 It is fair ¬ ly well equipped and unusually well drilled It has a good hospital corps and a band of 23 pieces The companies are from the follow where Western Chickamauga since May 15 It is well drilled and fairly well equipped Col C B Hunt is in command The 157th Indiana left came at 9 oclock and marched to Rino orold Chattanooga Tenn June 2 The first of the volunteer infantry ordered from Chickamauga to Tampa got away Wednesday The regiments which left were the 157tli Indiana 1st Ohio 1st District of Columbia and 2d New York Thursday the 3d PennsyUania 1st Illinois 5th Maryland and 69th New York will leave No other regiments are under orders to move but the post- ¬ ed army officers intimate that more or- ¬ ders may be expected inthe near future The 2d New York under Col E G Hardin left camp at 5 oclock and marched five miles to Rossville sta- ¬ tion where Southern railway trains were taken This regiment had been in camp in Chickamauga since May 20 and was one of the best drilled and best equipped there Col Hardin its commander was formerly a regular arm officer and is a skilled drill master The regiment is composed of companies from the following cities in the Empire state Troy Cohoes Sche- ¬ nectady Saratoga Hoosac Falls White ¬ hall Mohawk Poughkeepsie and Am- ¬ sterdam The next regiment to leave camp was the 1st Ohio which started on a nine mile march to Ringgold Ga at 6 oclock It boarded special Western Atlantic trains at Ringgold about 9 oclock The regiment has been at ¬ It is Feared Spain Will Sne for Pence Be¬ fore Porto Rico is Captured The Di ¬ lemma Then Would Be How to Secure That Island Atlantic trains MAP OF THE EASTERN END OF CUBA i WMkkf WMmM ii ft t - J 4 v7L Is iv ATLANTIC OCEAN jjlll f t og iQ - c VlfcflV Washington June 1 Gen Lee has left Tampa for Jacksonville on the east side of the Florida peninsula t9 open headquarters there But one in ference can be drawn from this move ment namely that Jacksonville is to be made a base of operations against Porto Eico The town is admirably situated for this purpose in fact it far surpasses Key West as a base for operations even against any of the eastern points of Cuba The terminus of an excellent railroad system leading- from the north and west with good steamboat connection with New York with a navigable river affording a good har bor and distant only 1200 miles from San Juan in an air line to Jacksonville leaves little to be desired as a base of military operations There seems to be little doubt that the plan of campaign contemplates the re duction of Porto Ilico and the president is being strongly urged to begin this movement even before any serious attempt is made upon Ha ¬ vana His advisers point to what they regard as the danger of a retreat on the part of the Spanish government It might be possible according to their view for the Spanish to assert that they accept in full the demands of this governments ultimatum and are prepared to withdraw their troops from Cuba In such case the United States would be placed in the dis agreeable position before the world of continuing to make war upon the country which holds out the flag of truce The dilemma that would confront us in such case would be how to secure Porto Rico without offending against international law for it can be safely accepted as the truth that the administrationlis determined that Spanish rule in the western hemisphere must cease Now that Gen Miles has gone it can be stated that for the last five days he has held frequent conferences with a prominent Porto Rican thor oughly conversant with the situation in that island and able to give exact information as to the Spanish strength defenses etc there When the cabinet meeting adjourned Tuesday it was announced that the matters under discussion were not of vital importance nor was there any thing of interest that could be given to the public The best information obtainable from other sources how-¬ ever strongly intimates that the im- ¬ portant military movement now in progress will be directed against San- ¬ tiago and in co operation with the fleet under Commodore Schley and the allied insurgent forces Our forces are ex- ¬ pected to speedily capture the city of Santiago and the fleet or destroy both It is also intimated from high sources at the land expedition ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ hasty action and turned back Fifteen made a dash for liberty however and succeeded in reaching the wood land nearby Pursuit was given and after an hours chase Musgrove was surrounded He carried a rifle taken from a guard and was just about to fire into the posse when a shot from the rear brought him to the ground Musgroves companions scattered in every direction and it is feared will not be overtaken They were all outlaws from the Indian territory and were serving long terms for counterfeiting and highway robbery ¬ ¬ ¬ Fifteen Overpower the Guards at the United Stateg Penitentiary Iieaven- When You Buy Medicine Is a Mattworth and Break for liberty el- of Great Importance has the power to Do you Leavenworth Kan June 2 Fif-¬ eradicate get that which your blood all poisonous teen convicts overpowered the guards taints andfrom remove the cause of dis- ¬ thus and escaped from the United States ease Do you buy HOODS Sarsapanlla penitentiary here Wednesday James and only Hoods If you do you may Musgrove leader m the mutiny was take it with the utmost confidence that it Remember surrounded in the woods nearby and will do you good was shot to death Eighty convicts were being sent to the stockades of the prison where s Americas Greatest Medicine 1 sis for 5 they have been working for several days Eight guards heavily armed Hoods Pills cure indigestion 25 cents marched with them When the stockades were reached six of the guards IVhy He Stood Outside mounted the towers The convicts Benevolent Old Gent Boy why do vptJ waited until they were at a safe dis- stand on the doorstep shivering Whydonk tance and quickly overpowering the you go into theI house not sir father and dare Small Boy two remaining guards they made a mother are discussing the question Is mar rush for the gates Musgrove headed riage a failure and mother has got father the column holding on each side of down and giving it to him Cant you hear You had better move on him a captive guard to prevent being him a yelling guvnor When mother gets to arguing she shot When the gates were reached makes things precious warm for us Spare most of the convicts repented their Moments What You Get V Hoods Sarsaparilfa ¬ ¬ ¬ Shake Into Your Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet It 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 Easemakes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach ing feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen R Olmsted Le Roy N Y ¬ The Big Brewery Deal Made ¬ ¬ ¬ which has been pending for several months past has been made finally and for good A majority of the Cleve- ¬ land and Sandusky breweries are in one corporation now and under one management The capital stock of the new company is 6000000 The deal was closed Wednesday when a final meeting of the brewers was held It is stated that the deal is a positive go this time The new company has been incorporated under the name of the Cleveland and Sandusky Brewing Co The incorporation papers-- have been returned from Columbus They Will Go to the Front ¬ ¬ Cleveland O June 2 It is an- ¬ nounced that the big brewery deal i Miss Wantknow What do you suppose makes the figure of Cupid such a favorite with silversmiths Miss Knowall Its probably cupidit- yJewelers Weekly coffee at night can drink Grain Reason Enough - -- 0 when you please andsleep like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks and tastes like the best coffee For nervous persons young people and children Grain 0 is the perfect drink Made from pure grains Get a package from your grocer today Try it in place of coffee 15 and 2oc ¬ Many People Cannot Drinlc It spoils their sleep You marry him a woman loves a man because she wants to t A mnn cnirJ tlio PSiTYrmiTicTTillo Sons marries a woman because he loves her and Marriagre and love Cincinnati Enquirer m - fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All wgists refund money if it fails to cure 25e To Cure a Cold In One Day Cleveland 0 June 2 It now apconvinced that Well 1 pears that after all the Ohio naval re- ms mend by contraries am Brooklyn Life dreams go serves who refused to enlist some days since because the government would 1 use Pisos Cure for Consumption both in not accept them as an organization my family and practice Dr G W Patter- will go to the front Commander Mc- son Inkster Mich Nov 5 1894 1 I thought she was a dream before I mar¬ nupripd ried her he said And now rTv ¬ ¬ tary organizations of the various states shall be ordered to the front to be assigned to the coast defense service It is almost certain the Ohio reserves will now accept the terms offered Can Get No Supplies in Mexico Kay Wednesday received a communi- ¬ Ethics of Friendship How sweet to cation from the navy department have a friend whom you can trust Yes through Adj Gen Axline embodying especially if he doesnt ask you to trustrhim Chicago Record the clause of the naval auxiliary bill which provides that all the naval mili- ¬ ¬ I DO MY OWN W0EK So Says Mrs Mary Rochiette Linden New Jersey in this Letter to Mrs of ffiojWjfeemjtskii -- cAfliBEAM I T POSITIONS WHICH MAY FIGURE PROMINENTLY IN THE IMPENDING INVASION fire against the Morro Socapa and Punta Gorda forts for two hours their projectiles of enormous size doing tremendous damage to the defenses of I sErfrvi r the harbor The niaSoary on Socapa and Morro was battered almost into dust the forms of Spanish artillermen and in ¬ fantry could be plainly seen flying to safety behind the neighboring hills The auxiliary cruiser which joined Schleys fleet just before the battle took place was hit by shells from the forK and it if thought she was seri ¬ ously damaged That the number of killed and wounded on the Spanish side is enormous no one doubts for time and again the American vessels hit the batteries squarel and amid the flying masonry and dismantled guns the forms of men were descried The damage done to the American fleet can not be learned but is not thought any person was killed if in¬ - deed any one was wounded Port au Prince Hayti June 2 Ac ¬ cording to the latest advices from San tiogo de Cuba when the Spauish cruiser Christobel Colon emerged from the harbor Tuesday to the entrance of the channel she was Welcomed by such a furious fire as soon as the American squadron sighted her that she was compelled to return into the bay The American squadron which left Santiago waters at 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon returned in front of the en trance of the bay Wednesday morning and fired two catinon shots which are believed to have been a signal arranged with the Cuban troops massed0000 strong rrr miles from the city pects grave events KiNGSTON-June-- five kilometer 2 Everybody ex ¬ about three The outer forti cations of Santiago de Cliba are prac- tically in ruins the once formidable Morro fort being particularly wrecked and Adm Cerveras flagship battered and charred With some of her great plates broken and her machinery is no longer the dangerous bat tle craft that crossed the Atlantic injured ¬ - Secretary Alger Sends an Additional Esti ¬ British General Assaulted by Spaniards mate London June 2 A mob of Span ¬ Washington June 2 Secretary- Al iards according to a dispatch -- is to be presumed from Wednesdays mg Indiana towns South Bend An order that the volunteer regiments gola Auburn Waterloo Fort Wayne collected under the first call will be North Manchester Ligonier Elkhart detained until they are filled up in this Plymouth Knox and Goshen Col Geo fashion so that the order has some M Studebaker is one of the youngest bearing upon the pian of campaign colonels in the army being bulT 85 An additional evidence that the years of age actual forward movement of the army The 1st District of Columbia and navy has begun was given in the camp at 9 oclock and marched left to action of the foreign naval and mili- Rossville where Southern railway tary observers They have been so trains were taken for Tampa This journing leisurely in Washington for regiment is composed of 1050 men some time but within the last week from Washington under Col George all of them have started for Flor- Harries It has been camped in the ida The British naval and military park since May 23 and thoroughly attache were the first to leave and equipped and well drilled now they have been followed by the The 1st regiment Illinois cavalry German Austrian Russian Swedish Wednesday morning on three Norwegian and Japanese observers arrivedover trains the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroad The command SCHLEY JOINED BY SAMPSON numbers 1018 officers and men under With the exception The Combined Fleets to Force Santiago Col E C Young of horses the men are well equipped Harbor and Destroy Cerveras Arrangements have been made to Spanish Fleet supply the horses and get the com- ¬ Kingston Jamaica June 2 Devel- ¬ mand in hard training during the next opments of a most decisive nature are few days Notwithstanding the fact expected at Santiago within the next that 4000 volunteers left Wednesday few hours When the dispatch boat morning there are still about 43000 which left the scene of Tuesdays en ¬ here The order issued to recruit all gagement reached this place it was the regiments to the standard of 1307 learned that preparations had been men will largely increase the number made for another attack upon the and with the constant arrivals will keep the army near the 50000 mark forts and Cerveras Spanish ships It was stated that Adm Sampsons squadron including the formidable Wrecked a Block House battle ship Oregon was expected to Key West Fla June 2 The United Teach Santiago Thursday to re enforce Stated auxiliary gunboat Uncas ar ¬ Commodore Schley Prom late ad- ¬ rived here Wednesday morning from vices which have been received how ¬ the Cuban coast She reports that on ever it is now believed that the com ¬ Monday last when about a mile and a bined fleets are preparing to force an half west of Matanzas lighthouse she entrance toSantiago harbor and de- ¬ sighted a Spanish blockhouse on shore stroy or capture the Spanish armada Taking up a position about 000 which is now bottled up there yards off shore the Uucas fired The information brought by the boat two shots to the effect that Sampson with the shells went at the house and the two clear through the build ¬ Oregon and the other vessels of the ing which was wrecked During the fleet would arrive Thursday places firing the auxiliary gunboat Leyden the stamp of truth upon the story came up and also fired a couple of which reached here Wednesday night shots It is not known whether any from Santiagoto the effect that the Spaniards were killed but they prob ¬ fleet of American warships is lined up ably fled at the first shot The block- ¬ f 01 action against Santiago house made no reply ¬ ¬ ¬ operate with dm Sampson against Porto Rico xt is believed that the government now has a sufficient num ¬ ber of regulars and seasoned volun- ¬ teers to carry out both these plans to a successful issue Transports in suf-¬ ficient numbers and capacity already have been secured and it is the opin- ¬ ion of high officials that one or both of these plans are now being carried into execution mjmSrEMv eaivlsidnhtttoco at KeyWest mayvbe T ESTRADA PALMA President of the Cuban Junta United States In the THE WORK WAS STOPPED Dewey Fired Who Kepalred Defenses Poisoned Irish Made Our Sailors Sick at Spaniards After a Spaniards are working very secretly fWwr in this matter Mexico has begun the time I was fH7 taken with export of wheat to Europe m ii a flooding- m9 essw av Gen Miles at Tampa that I was 6 ih opi Tampa Fla June 2 Gen Nelson A obliged to Miles accompanied by his staff and a keep my bed force of clerks arrived in Tampa at Finally in 030 Wednesday morning from Wash- ¬ despair I ington over the Florida Central and gave up my docPeninsula railroad Gen Miles was tor and began accompanied also by his wife daugh ¬ taking your medi- ¬ ter and son Gen Miles was tired out cine and have certainly been greatly from his long dusty journey and rebenefited by its use tired to his room shortly after his ar Lydia rival He refused to discuss the pian pound E Pinkhams Vegetable Com ¬ has indeed been a friend to me of campaign in any wa am now able to do my own work I Trans Mississippi International Exposition thanks to your wonderful medicine I Opening was as near death I believe as I could Oar aha Neb June 2 Amid the mu- be so weak that my pulse scarcely beat sic of a hundred bands the cheers of a and my heart had almost given out hundred thousand people the blasts of could not have stood it one week moreI many whistles and the waving of in- I am sure I never thought would numerable flags the Trans Mississippi be so grateful to any medicine I and International exposition was dedI shall use my influence with any icated Wednesday Everything con- one suffering as I did to have them tributed to the smoothness of the final use Lydia hours of preparations and nothing oc- Compound E Pinkhams Vegetablecurred to mar tfae occasion Every woman that is puzzled about her condition should secure the sympa ¬ Lieut Winslows Opinion Kansas Citi Mo June 2 Lieut thetic advice of a woman who under ¬ Winslow of the Nashville who was in stands Write to Mrs Pinkham at charge of the cable cutting at Cien Lynn Mass and tell her your ills fuegos in a letter to his brother Arthur Winslow in this city says - Mexico City June 2 It is reported I was bothered with a flow which that the agents of the Spanish govern- ¬ would be quite annoying at times and ment are buying cattle and grain herehoping tVvSmuggleit out 4dt the coun ¬ at others would almost stop me by my I used prescriptions given try in tramp steamers which willt en- ¬ deavor to run the Cuban blockade physician but the The matter will be looked into by the same state government which is determined to of affairs maintain a strict neutrality The continued -- JMih i5Ht ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ters will be simplified but the war is Hong Kong June 1 Letters re- ¬ not so easy as the people of this counceived here late Monday and dated try believe Our army will find more Manila May 27 state that there is than dress parade when they reach much sickness on board the cruiser Cuba Boston of the American fleet It is The Monadnock Ordered to Manila stated in these letters that the illness Vaxlejo Cal June 2 It seems to is due to eating fish which had evi- ¬ be well understood at the Mare Island dently been poisoned by Spanish mar navy yard that the Monadnock has ketmen been ordered to go to Manila and that Adm Dewey has had to teach the Spanish forces in Manila another the government has purchased the British ship Whitgift accompany sharp lesson He had promised that if her The Monadnock istonow on her the Spaniards should refrain from way here from Puget Sound to be dock strengthening their defenses he would ed One week not do any bombarding Death of Actor Keene ago the Spaniards were noticed vio¬ New York June 2 Thos W Keene lating their pledge and Adm Dewey fired a shot oyer their heads as a warn ¬ the famous actor died Wednesday Nobody was hurt and the work evening at 5 oclock the result of an ing operation for appendicitis on the fortifications was stopped ¬ If we can meetthe Spanish fleet mat- ¬ ¬ TryGrain0 5 Ask you Grocer to dav fn cTirm fr a package of GRAIN O the new food 5 drink that takes the place of coffee X u uo ummren may drink it without injury as well as f ho nrlnif J11 1 try it like it RAIN 0 has that rich seal brown pf Mocha or Java hut it is made from pure grains and the mostdelicato stomach receives it withoutdistress Ifthepriceof coffee 15 cents and 25 tents per package Sold by all grocers Tastes like Coffee Looks like Coffee Insi3ttbatyourgrocergivesyouGRrtfO nzitf 9 k - 9 - ift ger sent to the house Wednesday ad ditional estimates of 3107000 requir ed immediately for the expeditionary force to Cuba and for work and equip ment necessary in the Campaign against Porto Rico and the Philippines ¬ ¬ ¬ Gibraltar assaulted and stoned Maj Gen from northwest of Gibraltar the royal artillery at Gibraltarand another Englishman while they wore walking at San Roque seven miles -- J -- B Richardson commander of Wi HX- v4S U r i i R Keenes Condition Critical May Go to Cuba Des Moines la June 2 Warren New York June L Thomas W Kely West Fla June 2 Commo ¬ Washington June 2 Brig Gen Beckwith the baseball player who ment of Michigan volunteers have dore Watson received news that the Keene the actor upon whom an oper ¬ George A Garretson of Ohio who was eloped with the daughter of Robert T been ordered by telegraph by Adjt ation for appendicitis was performed assigned to the Philippine expedition Lincoln has enlisted with the Iowa Gen Corbin to proceed to Camp Alger St Paul has captured the Alphonsb on Saturday at New Brighton S I will be given service in another XIIL a transport and mail ship It national guard with the purpose of go- - Va for duty under command of Ma-i had a relapse Tuesday night m3his It is probable that he willgo to field vasnecessarytoput 17 shots into the ingto the front r w Cuba JGen Graham of 4heV2nd army corps Alphonso condition has become critical with the cavalry before she surrendered f 2rwkiS Spanish Ship Captured -- Robert Lincolns Sou-in-a- iv Enlists Madrid June 2 The attention of the public Wednesday was absorbed in the condition of the Bank of Spain which is considered more serious than any reverse of the war inasmuch an the impossibility of the bank to help the government means impossibility to continue the war Spains Dilemma Washington June 1 Maj Gen Butler United States volunteers will be assigned to the command of the 1st division of the 2nd army corps now in camp near Falls Church Va He is now at his home in South Carolina and is expected here Wednesday or Thurs day to qualify and receive his orders ¬ Maj Gen ISutlera Command Cardenas Harbor Obstructed New York June 2 A Key West special to the Evening World savs that a British tramp steamer that had obtained permission of the blockading fleet to enter Cardenas was unable to do so on account of obstructions sunk by the Spaniards at the entrance to the AGENTS - The 34th Dchigan Keceive Orders Washington June 2 The 34th regi ¬ harbor KBJuioerai itffinir Hi1 mttlnemteTttVAZat a by the celebrated historian John D A sumptuous volume KMpathLL In size wl Kldpath of neriv Maeitfflcently illustrated d boud e eaeerly taken by all classes A bonan ror r canvassing j u territory now acrcnta a T yv una yfy WANTED nf - fl rs -- v 1 41 i5r Hltm8eS2KifOTO MWorld ii crnn rm fl AncTn i j j crea - ak w vu - ifti -- mr i imTiiiwwiirfiTrwifTiii T X6 iTr irnrir t -- - r I in IMPERFECT 5fe - IN - m- ORIGINAL muii tir- - -- - - - r J K-- - tJI tv - J - - - - -- - - T- - LWMi A HH v- - r T THE BOTJKBON NEWS PARIS EX FRIDAY-- JUNE sT PIES - 3 1898 3 i jf fe 1 I TROOPS LANDED head done up in aTfluescarf The sun orders I suppose and decided to sit the bright steel sHintog far below us FIFTY FIFTH CONGRESS was getting up and mortal white he quietly where they were and hark in the sun on the clear sandy bottom When I was but a little maid By this time the tide was beginning The Florida Had No Trouble in Placing looked about the cut water But there back again to Lillibullero Tirst Regular Session Of years not more than five Five Hundred Cubans on Cuban Soil he was you mind and the six all dtead There was a slight bend in the coast to ebb and the ship was swinging made mud pies beneath the trees I Washington May 27 Senate No sub Near Guantanamo The happiest child alive dead and buried How had he done and I steered so as to put it between around to her anchor Voices were stantial process was made by the senate fondest I molded them with by one care Thursday towards the disposition ot tUe wax it not a man aboard us could make out us even before we landed we had thus heard hallooing in the direction of the Key West Ma June 1 The Flor revenue measure although it was under con- ¬ I shaped tliem one gigs Thten crimpid Uhe edges prettily It was battle murder and sudden death lost sight of the gigs 1 jumped out twoJoyce and though this reassured us ida has returned She successfully sideration for three hours Speeches were deand Hunter who were well to And bakcd them in the- sun Billy and came as near running as I durst for leastways him against six livered on the bill by Mr White dem CaL eastward it warned our party to landed 500 Cubans at a point which¬ and Mr Teller Col The former opposed the Bones was the mate Long John he was with a big silk handkerchief under my the Since then a many years have flown the governmen t conceals for the pres- issue of bonds and strongly advocated the quartermaster and they asked him hat for coolness sake and a brace of be off making pies And still Im the although a difference I own Redruth retreated from his place in ent Capt J H Dorst will not talk coinage of upon silver seigniorage and where the treasure was Ah says he pistols ready primed for safety corporations In nig until quarantine regulations shall the tax In methods and supplies you can go ashore if you like and discussion of the last feature Mr White 100 yards when I came the gallery and dropped into the boat I had not gone have been fulfilled The captain of the drew out the fact that an amendment was to be And husband now and children all which we had brought round to the consort says stay he says but as f r tie ship shell on the stockade Look with reproach at me that the Spaniards were offered to the bill by Mr Gorman dem If thrice upon the festal board beat up for more by thunder Thats This was how it was A spring of ships counter to be handier for Capt outwitted and that not a shot was placing a tax of one half of one per cent Mdt upon Each day no pies they see what he said clear water rose almost at the top of a Smollett fired Cubans will join Garcia and certain large corporations Mr Teller dwelt Now men said he do you hear have plenty of food and ammunition largely upon the proposition to levy an incomt Well I was in another ship three knoll Well on the knoll and inclosing Ah me why was my childish play tax He had not concluded his argument wheir Not nipped while in the bud years back and we sighted this island the spring they had clapped a stout me 9 for the entire army the bill was laid aside in order that eulogies Why did I try my prentice hand There Avas no answer from the fore- ¬ Boys said I heres Flints treasure log house fit to hold two score people This is the expedition the Gussie might be pronounced upon the late Senator Upon those pies of mud lets land and find it The captain was on a pinch and loop holed for mus ¬ castle failed to land The Florida started Walthall of Miss For I have now so crusty grown Thursday House In Yet none do realize Its to you Abraham Gray its to with it May IS and was several days houses passed a long session discussion the¬ displeased at that but my messmates ketry on every side All round this infew bills but the That Im a martyr to the cause you I am speaking were all of a mind and landed Twelve they had cleared a wide space and then getting it landed The censor prohib- volved a wide range of subjects After a brush Of pies pies pies Still no reply days they looked for it and every day the thing was completed by a paling ited mention of the Florida expedition over civil service brought on by a paragraph Anna E Treat in Good Housekeeping Gray resumed Mr Smollett a little until such time as notice of safe land ¬ in the deficiency pension bill providing for they had the worse word for me until six feet high without door or open- ¬ some temporary clerics in the war department one fine morning all lands went ing too strong to pull down without louder I am leaving this ship and I ing should be sent out the in- ¬ you to follow your captain I order The landing of the Florida it is said the house considering a bill to amend lengthy aboard As for you Benjamin Gunn ternal revenue laws listened to time and labor and too open to shelter know you are a good man at bottom was made near Guantanamo where speeches from Mr Shaforth CoL and Mr says they heres a musket they says the besiegers The people in the log dare say not one of the lot of Col Jose Lacret took command Gen Grow Pa upon the free coinage of silver and You can house had them in every way they and I and a spade and pick ax legal tender respectively stay here and find Flints money for stood quiet in shelter and shot the yous as bad as he makes out I have Sanguilly with a big pack train of greenbacks asnay vote upon the internalPend- rev- ¬ ing a yea and yourself they says want- ¬ my watch here in my hand I give you mules went along The Marblehead enue bill the house adjourned The vote will others like partridges All they and Eagle convoyed the expedition m Well Jim three years have I been ed was a good watch and food for 30 seconds to join me in be taken immediately after the house meets ROBERT LOUIS STEVEnSOfl A big body of Cubans met the land Friday There was a pause and not a bite of Christian diet short of a complete surprise they here 5 Washington May 28 Senate A notable Come my fine fellow continued ing party but no Spaniards from that day to this But now you might have held the place against a speech on the war revenue measure was deliv- ¬ Key West Fla June 1 The war ered in the senate Friday the captain dont hang so long in look here look at me Do I look like a regiment afternoon by Mr paut ni staj s Im risking my life and the department absolutely forbids corre- ¬ Gorman dem Md man before the mast No says you In the course of an What particularly took my fancy was lives of these good gentlemen every spondents telegraphing the name of argument in support of a tax on corporations CHAPTER XV Continued Nor I werent neither I says we had a good second landing place of Gen Lacrets expe- ¬ he denounced as infamous the decision of And with that he winked and pinched the spring For though All this time he had been feeling1 the the supreme court declaring the income tax enough place of it in the cabin of the There was a sudden scuffle a sound dition which it was understood was law of 1894 as unconstitutional Mr Teller of my jacket smoothing my hands me hard stuff Hispaniola with plenty at a silver concluded Just you mention them words to ammunition and things to of arms and of blows and out burst Abraham Graj vanapoint about 25 miles east of Ha- ¬ begun rep CoL advocating his speech looking at my boots and generally in eat and ex- ¬ with aknife cut on the side of thecheek Thursday the coin your squire Jim he wenton Nor he the intervals of his speech showing a Later information raises a strong age of the seigniorage the levying of wines there had been one thing and came running to the captain like a cellent tax and childish pleasure in the presence of a werent neither thats the words overlooked we had no water 1 was presumption that the landing was ef-¬ an income opposing the issue ofoflegal tender dog to the whistle notes and bonds Mr Three years he were the man of this the issue fellow creature But at my last words fected as originally planned not far Nelson rep Minn presented a carefully pre- ¬ and rain thinking this over when there came Im with you sir said he he perked up into a kind of startled sly- ¬ island light and dark fair Guantanamo province of Santi- ¬ pared argument against the issue of legal ten-¬ And the next moment he and the cap- fromde Cuba and sometimes he would maybe think ringing over the island the cry of a ness der notes In a speech of two hours Mr Cock ago man at the point of death I was not had dropped aboard of us and we Key West Fla June 1 The suc- ¬ rell dem Mo discussed the financial ques- ¬ If you ever get aboard again says upon a prayer says you and some- ¬ new to violent death I have sei ved tain shoved off tion in contention and given way you he repeated Why now whos times he would maybe think of his old his royal highness the duke of Cum- ¬ had cessful landing of the Florida expedi- ¬ republican partiesbetween the democratic and He urged that the bill as We were clear out of the ship but tion has mother so be as shes alive youll say to hinder you caused much joy in Cuban reported by the majority of the finance com- ¬ berland and got a wound myself at not yet ashore in our stockade but the most part of Gunns time this Fontenoy Not you I know was my reply circles here The Cubans say their mittee ought to be enacted into law but I know my pulse went in- ¬ is what youll say the most part of TO BE CONTINUED Now And right you was he cried armies will now make forward move- ¬ HousEThe house was Friday afternoon calL Jim Hawkins is active for more than an hour while a roll his time was took up with another mat- ¬ dot and carry one ments you what do you call yourself mate The Florida probably carried was taken and the sergeant-at-arm- s was en- ¬ ter And then youll give him a nip like gone was my first thought more supplies than all the filibuster- ¬ gaged in bringing in absent members to make told him Jim I WHAT SHE WANTED It is something to have been an old a quorum the absence of which was disclosed ing expeditions put together Jim Jim says he quite pleased ap- ¬ 1 do by the roll call The suspension was caused And he pinched me again in the most soldier but more still to have been a The Huckster Was Called Up Four Well now Jim Ive lived parently by a wrangle growing out of Mr Tongues doctor There is no time to dilly dally Flights to Hear Something that rough as youd be ashamed to a confidential manner Ore attempt to deliver a general pension And so now 1 made up my Then he continued then youll in our work Now for instance v 3rou hear of speech when the house was considering a pri A huckster was going along an East up and youll say this Gunn is a good mind instantly and with no time lost side street early one morning last week vate pension measure Mr Dalzell Pa in wouldnt think I had a pious mother the chair Mr Richardson dem Tenn made man youll say and he puts a precious returned to the shore and jumped on making the welkin ring with his singto look at me he asked the point of order that the speech of more confidence a precious sight board the jolly boat Why no not in particular toma-t-o-o-I an- ¬ sight Mr Tongue was not germane to the pending By good fortune Hunter jpulled a song of mind that in a genleman born than in bill Mr Cannon rep I1L took issue with swered As he Nice sweet cooking appools these genlemen of fortune having good oar We made the water fly and drove slowly along he lifted his eyes The speaker sus- ¬ ¬ the Tennessee member Ah well said he but I had re tained the support of order and Mr Cannon ap ¬ the boat was soon alongside and 1 to markably pious And I was a civil been one hisself the windows on either side of the pealed from the decision Upon the motion ot Well I said I dont understand aboard the schooner pious boy and could rattle off my cate- ¬ Mr Richardson to table the appeal 87 voted in street I found them all shaken as was nat- ¬ Suddenly there appeared a womans the affirmative and 11 in the negative Mr chism that fast as you couldnt tell one word that youve been sajung But Cannon made the point of no quorum and a thats neither here nor there for how ural The squire was sitting down as head at a window in one of the top one word from another Aud heres call of the house followed The appeal was white as a sheet thinking of the harm fiats The huckster pulled in his horse what it come to Jim and it begun with am I to get on board then laid upon the table yeas 139 nays 9 and Ah said he thats the hitch for he had led us to the good soul and one and raised his ear to chuck-farthen on the blessed grave- ¬ consideration of private bills proceeded listen to the com ¬ Washington June 1 Senate Another stones Thats what it begun with sure Well theres my boat that J of the six forecastle hands was little mands he expected would be coming day has been passed by the senate in a fruit- ¬ made with my two hands I keep her better but it went furthern that and so my But the woman had not the lung power less discussion of the war revenue measure Theres a man said Capt Smollett to make her voice carry so far and the mother told me and predicked the under the white rock If the worst Not the slightest material progress was made new to this huckster called out whole she did the pious woman But come to the worst we might try that nodding toward him at Tuesdays session towards disposing of the Hows that bill Speeches were made by Mr Mason rep it were Providence that put me here after dark Hi he broke out whats work He came nigh hand fainting ¬ Again the woman called out and her 111 Mr Lodge rep Mass and Mr Elkins doctor when he heard the cry An- voice came down Ive thought it all out in this here lone that GEN ROYAL T FRANK rep W Va faintly Thehuckster Mr Mason strongly advo ¬ For just then although the sun had other touch of the rudder and that man island and Im back on piety You know whether she wanted po- The New Commandant at Governors Is cated an amendment to the bill placing didnt a land N Y flour tax upon wheat adulter ¬ cant catch me tasting rum so much still an hour ortwotorunall the echoes would join us tatoes cantaloupes tomatoes or corn ated either with clay or with corn- ¬ of the island awoke and bellowed to be- ¬ but just a thimbleful for luck of I told my plan to the captain and So hemarked the fourth flat from the flour and presented a long statement oy the course the first chance I have tween us we settled on the details of its cornerj2Pmotioned that he would Im the thunder of a cannon A PAPER FLEET National Association of American Millers in They have begun to fight I cried accomplishment bound Ill be good and I see the way to support of his contention Evidently believ- ¬ U THo OX1C UU1UU driven SIIU LiiC n11 dXJCJ Follow me looking all around him And Jim We put old Redruth in the gallery w Cadiz Squadron is Com ing this not a proper subject for public discus- ¬ The Formidable sion Mr Turpie dem lnd forced a secrete And I began to run toward the betwreen the cabin and IS and lowering his voice to a whisper posed of Useless and Antiquated Yes- forecastle o legislative session i but he couvdnt underIn the3penS3ssoba W vg i anchorage my terrors all forgotten with three or tf ouiy load Im rich seis in Very Sad Disorder followed Mr JSlkins msotissed the genefay aaat- X now felt sure that the poor fellow LwileHCloseJatsraideithemaxooned opposing1 thl cbr features of the pesiaivs a niartress ftor pVoectlf rJ3piandf ul of famules of 1 gonejqrazy in his solitude and I man in his goatskins trotted easily and brought the boat round under the V WXshixgtqn June 1 The frequent puriiLiim iua tut ia- - uu uuv ucpusiLs uuu had fables from h stock he the issue of greenbacks and strongly advocat sunpose 1 mustlnwehown the feeling lightly stern port and Joyce and set to work flights of back stairs and reports from Spain through other ing the issue of bonds 4 ¬ Left left says he keep to your loading her with powder tins muskets in my face for he repeated the House The house Tuesday passed a bill VeXaTthe top panting The woman countries to the effect that a formidaleft hand mate Jim Under the trees bags of biscuits kegs of pork a cask statement hotly ble fleet is being prepared at Cadiz to authorizing the construction of a railway bridge And Ill tell with you Theres where 1 killed my of cognac and my invaluable medicine etood There awaiting his comin o Cer across Lake St Francis near Lake City Ark Rich rich I says Couldnt hear what you said lady sail for the West Indies in aid of here Also a concurrent resolution directing the com- ¬ you what Ill make a man of you Jim first goat They dont come down here chest vera causes apprehension mission now codifying criminal laws to so I brought up Naval officers little said the huckster your stars you now theyre all mastheaded on them Ah Jim youll bless through private means prepare and submit a codethe civil law and pro- ¬ of In the meantime the squire and the some of each kind an you can pick pretty cedure for Alaska A number of private bills of have communication will you was the first that found mountings for the fear of Benjamin captain stayed on deck and the latter what you want an Ill go down an get well satisfied themselves that the were passed and the house in committee Gunn Ah and theres the cetemery me hailed the cockswain who was the em the Cadiz fleet is nothing cemetery he must have meant principal man on board but a of the whole considered a bill authorizing dur ¬ And at this there came suddenly a low- ¬ secretary of the treasury to keep open Want said the woman who waa paper fleet In other words its ing ering shadow over his face and he You see the mounds I come here this such life Mr Hands he said here are two in a towering rage Want I dont offensive power is altogether illusory savingJune andon JulyAtlanticyear Gulf coasta and stations the grasp upon my hand and and pray lfows and thens when I of us with a brace of pistols each If tightened his as he might deem The raised a forefinger threateningly be- ¬ thought maybe a Sunday would be any one of you six make a signal of any want none of your old vegetables WTiat More than half of the vessels whose urged by the secretaryadvisablenavy as bill waa¬ I want is for you to stop hollerin in names appear so frequently in the ing for the continuance of the months provid fore my eyes about doo 1 1 werent quite a chapel description that mans dead named front of this house or Ill have you ar- press dispatches as formidable war of an important adjunct in the naval and coast Now Jim you tell me true that but it seemed more solemn like and to the They were a good deal taken aback rested Youre enough to wake the craft are of antiquated type and in a signal service in making efficient the patrol then says you Ben Gunn was short and after a little consultation one and dead My aint Flints ship he asked husband works all night and sad state of disorder The old Numan service After some desultory discussion the At this I had a happy inspiration I handed no chapling nor so much as a all tumbled down bill was the fore companion hes just got into a little doze and good- cia is an example She is rated as a 51250C0 amended to carry 70000 instead ot began to believe that I had found an Bible and a flag you says and thinking no doubt to take us on the ness knows its hard enough to sleep battle ship of the first class In her adjourned passed The house at 133 p m ally and I answered him at once So he kept talking as I ran neither saw Redruth day she was a battle ship weather as Washington June 2 Senate Marked Its not Flints ship and Flint is expecting nor receiving any answer rear But when theythe sparred gal ¬ daytimes such you standing this with- not a turret nor a sponsonbut she has progress was made by the senate Wednesday waiting for them in out a fiend like and would in front of 3ead but Ill tell you true as you ask The cannon shot was followed after towards the final disposition of the war revenue me there are some of Flints hands a considerable interval by a volley of lery they went about ship at once and the house yelling like a Comanche be little more than sport for a modern¬ measure The committee amendments on a head popped out on deck Now you get out of here and dont you ironclad In addition to being anti nearly 60 pages of the bill were passed upon aboard worse luck for the rest of us small arms Down dog cries the captain holler no more or Ill get the police quated most of these vessels are brok ¬ and the senate nearly reached the principal he Not a man with one leg Another pause and then not a In questions at issue between the contending en down in engines and boilers And the head popped back again aud after you gasped quarter of a mile in front of me I be- ¬ we heard no more These remaining questions have their reckless disregard of the simp- ¬ partiesbeen discussed pretty thoroughly al- ¬ The huckster stood with set eyes and for the time of these Silver I asked ready and held the Union Jack flutter in the air drooping jaw the perspiration drop ¬ lest precautions for the preservation aside from a few set speeches yet to be deliv ¬ six very faint hearted seamen Ah Silver says he that were his above a wood By this time tumbling things in as ping off his chin while this harangue of the complex machinery of a war ered will not arouse probably more than a name of the sesthey came we had the jolly boat loaded was going on When she had finished ship the Spaniards are excelled by nc disultory debate in The interest taken upon¬ Hes the cook and the ringleader PART TV the action people and it is well known that they sion centered as much as we dared Joyce and I he came cut of his trance and said too en- ¬ the amendment of Mr Gorman dem Md hire THE STOCKADE got out through the stern port and we that wnat you called me all the have been obliged toenginesBritish was still holding me by the wrist He to run whenever levying a tax of one quarter of one per cent made for shore again as fast as our wa3 up here for Send fer yer plice gineers run their are some vessels upon the gross receipts of all corporations do and at that he gave it a quiet wring There they did lug a business exceeding 250000 a year By a CHAPTER XVI oars could take us lady Im goin to yell to beat the band If you was sent by Long John he although a very few at Cadiz of mod- - direct vote upon it the amendment was re- ¬ This second trip fairly aroused the And he went down the stairs nnd out ern type but they are not numerous jected 21 to 34 Mr Pettigrew pop S D of- ¬ said Im as good as pork and I know NARRATIVE CONTINUED BY THE DOCTOR HOW THE SHIP WAS watchers along the shore ¬ Lillibul- ¬ of the alley and up the street in front nor powerful enough to give our navy fered the Gorman amendment with the clause it But where was you do you sup ABANDONED containing the 250000 exemption stricken out belero was dropped again of pose but it was defeated by a vote of 25 to 37 Mr It was about half past one three fore we lost sight of themand just tho out the house with four extra links let anv serious concern of his throat And if anj-- person behind I had made my mind up in a moment bells in the sea phrase that the two White dem Cal then proposed the Gorman Brigadier General Con- ¬ amendment so modified that it levies a tax of and by way of answer told him the boats went ashore from the Hispani- ¬ little point one of them whipped slept on that street it was under the Nominations for firmed one quarter of one per cent upon all corpora--tion- s ashore and disappeared a influence of opiates Kansas City Star whole story of our voyage and the pre- ¬ ola engaged in the refining of sugar or petro- ¬ The captain the squire and I mind to change my plans I had half Washington June 1 The senate and destroy dicament in which we found ourselves were talking matters ever in the cabin leum The amendment prevailed by a vote of ¬ in executive session Wednesday con- 33 to 28 It was supported by 22 democrats 4 He Hit the Name He heard me with the keenest interest Had there been a breath of wind Ave their boats but I feared that Silver and the others might be close at hand and when I had done he patted me on should have fallen on the six The late Prof Sylvester was travoHuy firmed the following nominations republicans 5 populists and 2 silver republic ¬ D Grant ans and opposed by 24 republicans and 2 dem- ¬ mutineers and all might very well be lost by try ¬ by coach in an the head part of Brigadier generals M Fred who were Duffield Mich ¬ ocrats with Youre a good lad Jim he said our cable left aboard to sea-us slipped ing for too much England and at one station as he sat New York Henry Housr The senate bill to remove the disa- ¬ - But the We had soon touched land in the in the vehicle waiting to depart tvvu igan Lucius F Hubbard Minnesota bilities Jmposed by the 14th article of the Unit ¬ and youre all in a clove hitch aint wind was and away and to George A Garrettson Ohio W W wanting complete some place before we set the provi ¬ villagers approached Well you just put your trust in you One mounted be- ¬ Gordon Georgia J A Wiley Penn ed States constitution framed in 1861 passed house Wednesday by a unanimous Ben Gunn Ben Gunns the man to do our helplessness down came Hunter sion in the block house All three made side the professor and as her friend sylvania W A Bancroft Massachu- ¬ thethe course of a brief speech supportingvote n the with the news that Jim Hawkins had the first journey heavily laden and turned to it Would 3ou think it likely now slipped into a boat and was gone retrace her step the latter setts W J McKee Indiana F V bill Mr Iiinney rep N C paid a tribute to tossed our stores over the palisade said that your squire would prove a liberal ashore with the rest Goodby CMrs Harris Prof Greene New York Charles Fitzsim r the late Ensign Worth Bagley who died at Cardenas as none but the noblest heroes j Then minded one in case of help him being leaving Joyce to guard them was the last man in It had never occurred to us to doubt one man to be sure but with half a Sylvestergood opportunity slipthe world mons Hlinois J K Hudson Kansas Messrs Simpson pop Kan and Broderlck a- clove hitch as you remark in to let a by and James R Lincoln Iowa rep Kan supported the bill Mr Cannon told him the squire was the most lib- ¬ Jim Hawkins but we were alarmed dozen muskets Hunter and I returned as the coach drove off he called out rep 111 also spoke for the bill and it was I for his safety With the men in the to the jolly boat and loaded ourselves Good by Mrs Gamp passed unanimously The house adjourned a men eral of Cruiser Philadelphia About Beady temper thcr were in it seemed an even once more So we proceeded without turned with amazement The driver1 253 oclock p m Ah but you see returned Ben Mafe Island Navy Yatsd CalJune and said Torreys Rough Hiders Gunn I didnt mean giving me a gate chance if we should see the lad again pausing to take breath till the whole thought you said you knew no onu 1 The cruiser Philadelphia will be Weranondeck Thepitchwas bubbling cargo was bestowed when the two serv- here How did you know Cheyenae Wyo June 1 Torrey to keep and a suit of livery clothes that ladyfs in readiness to go into commission regiment of roug h riders has been and such thats not my mark Jim in the seams the nasty stench of the ants took up their position in the name was Gamp Her gun mounts This tale is vouched Twithin two weeks What I mean is would he be likely to place turned me sick if ever a man block house and I with all my power for San Francisco Argonaut been strengthened and many completed and mustered into service have rome down to the toon of say 1000 smelled fever and dysentery it was in sculled back to the Hispaniola changes made in her inner fittings The regiment is composed of seven that abominable anchorage The six That we should have risked a second During the present week her masts Wyoming one Nevada one Utah one out of money thats as good as a mans She Saved Him scoundrels were sitting grumbling beat load seems more daring than it own already They were about to string him up to will be replaced and her guns mount- ¬ Idaho and two Colorado troops All under a sail in the forecastle ashore really was They fiad the advantage an oak limb when a woman rushed for ed Her stores will be ready to put on wear regulation cavalrv uniforms and I am sure he would said I As it we could see the gigs made fast and a of numbers of course but we had the ward and threw her arms around him board as soon as the mechanics com- ¬ are armed with Krag Jorgensen car- was all hands were to share bines and revolvers he added man sitting in each hard by where the advantage of arms Not one of the men And a passage home Stop she cried Ef you wont plete their work river runs in One of them was whist ¬ ashore had a musket and before they lynch him Ill marry him and leave the with a look of great shrewdness The Cadiz Squadron Additional Nebraska Regiment ¬ g Why I cried the squires a gen ling Lillibullero could get within range for Lisbon June 1 Spanish soldiers on his honeymoon state Washington Jnne 2 Secretary Al ¬ Waiting was a strain and it was dewe flattered ourselves we could be tleman And besides if we got rid of Take him1 said the leader an are mobilizing at Cadiz and Algeciras ger has telegraphed the governor of cided that Hunter and 1 should go able to give a good account of a half give me a dollar an a half fer the li- to be shipped to the Philippines it is Nebraska that he will be given an op- the others we should want you to help ashore with the jolly boat in quest of dozen at least work the vessel home said All are not armed and they can portunity to furnish an additional full cense Atlanta Constitution information And Ah said he so you would not start before two weeks It is regiment of infantry This will per ¬ The squhe was waiting for me at The gigs had leaned to their right the stern window all his faintness gone thought the Cadiz squadron will escort mit the governor to appoint W J he seemed very much relieved Progress these troops As soon as this squad- ¬ Bryan as colonel if he so desires Now Ill tell you what he went but Hunter and I pulled straight in in from him He caught the painter and Mrs Weston I was reminded of nn the direction of the stockade upon the made it fast and we fell to loading the courtship days to day by something ron shall leave Spain another will be So much 111 tell you and no more on laying in Wait for a Spanish Steamer formed It will comprise the Cardinal I were in Flints ship when he buried chart The two who were left guard ¬ boat for our very lives Pork powder John said to me Key West Flrv June 2 Advices the treasure he and six along six ing their boats seemed in a bustle at and biscuit was the cargo with pnly a Mrs Easton Some term of endear Cisneros Numancia Lepanto Maria de from Port Antonio Jamaica are to the Molina Don Alvaro de Bazan and strong seamen They was ashore nigh our appearance Lillibullero stopped musket and cutlass apiece for squire ment I suppose effect that the Yale is oft4 Montego bay on a week and us standing off and off and I could sec the pair discussing j and me and Redruth and the captain Yes Ahe said I was a great goose Marques de la Vitoria Those ships waiting for the big Spanish passenger possibly be on in the old Walrus One fine day what they ought to bo Had they gone The rest of the arms and powder were He usedstocallme his little birdie You can not The convertedready for soie steamer Purissima Conception to put yacht Giraldft weeks up went the signal and here come and told Silver all might have turned dropped overboard in two fathoms and see I have grown some since then The Spaniard has a cargo much damaged a few days ago ift to sea was Flint by himself in Untie boat and his out differently but they had their a half of water so that we could see Boston Transcript worth 100000 a collision with a steamer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TTffipSPP tTf ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -es es ¬ ip J - - v A t -- Hunl Ji- - -- w WflKi V4 Hir -- -- ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ out-of-the-w- ay ¬ 4 - ¬ ¬ pistol-shootin- ¬ ¬ ¬ W HT fWE rlWWn kT M fa 4 - rrr -- l fHE BOURBON HTv S PARIS KY FRO AT - JTDHB 3 188v fPasa Notes From Military Camvs Seed sweet potatoes ap- ¬ SHE WON BEAUTIFULLY Spears 3loyal manes the food pure 1 wholesome and delicious I pointed Sanitary Bradley mi AKIH POWDER Absolutely Pure agency non- ¬ union Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire Collier is now desertfd the u i id and storm Camp Third Regiment having been moved W 0 HINTOfc Agent Cbiokaniauga The retriment was io Physician at Camp hauled on three trains Dispatches from Chickamauga tell an exciting story of an attempt made by nmfi members of the Second Regiment Kentucky to hang a negro soldier from Maine The negro used the vilest of epithets when ordered by a sentry not to cross the lines Some of the mountain boys had a rope around the fellows neck and over a convenient limb when Col ine G aither stopped the proceeding Col Gaither negro then blackguarded and several men covered the man with pistols but Col Gaither again saved the fellows life He was then arrested to- ¬ gether with two white soldiers who supported him They will be tried for mutiny which may be punished by dbath Maj W C Owens has been made a member nf the Field Marshal Court by Gen Compton Dr Ben Frank of Paris baa been McDermott It Cot Blm the Better Part tif a Cigar Iearn Politeness L THE f ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK Eighteenth Year Established lllllll HEWS 1881 J ¬ Published every Tuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Kdilors and Oumers BBTJOE MILLER V W Make all Checks Money Orders etc MlIiIiER livable to the order of CHAMP ADVERTISING RATES Displays oue dollar per inch for lirst lnser iion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions or lines count us full lines when running at line rates Obituartss cards of thanks calls on candidates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards The First Regiment is being mustered at Camp Bradley and may be moved from Lexington in a few days The boys of the Second have found some valuable relics on the famous battlefield at Chickamauga ¬ ¬ Reeds Send your linen to Haggard tf Steam Laundry for a good finish Why have such a dirty wall when tf paper is so cheap at J T Hintons -- They boarded an east bound Market street car at Forty first street It was After 1 oclock in the morning and he wanted to smoke having probably just dined or supped at a ball which was be ¬ ing given in the neighborhood She want to smoke and she didnt Carlisle people can save money by didntto be separated from him buying their goods of J T Hinton at want Come on inside the car she pleadParis His line of mattings carpets wall paper and furniture is unequaled ed No he answered I am going to in price and quality smoke Go inside yourself and when I Jos a fine have finished ray cigar I will join you Jnst received at Price But this didnt suit her tf line of straw aud linen hats If you stay out here to smoke she retorted you Ill stay Raceland Jersey butter for He looked at her aright with and then moment evidently concluded that she was bluff- ¬ sale by Newton Mitchell ing Pulling out a big cigar he lighted it aud settling himself comfortably Your Life Insured 3 c a Day against the dashboard of the car he be- ¬ gan if his Our insurance is protected oy bank- upontoitpull away asdauntedlife dependeda Nothing she took able paper on the Capital City Bank of place alongside of him aud calmly fold- ¬ Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use ing her arms started up a lively con- ¬ a banks name without authority if you versation The spectacle was an odd one and atdoubt it write them Good health is Wrights tracted the attention of every passenger best life insurance the Celery Capsules gives you gobd health in the car as well as of those who got they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach on at various corners He tried to urge trouble Rheumatism nonstipation and her inside the car a number of times Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above but she refused to go In this fashion bank in every 1 box which brings the two rode across the bridge and half yonr money back if wp fail to cure you way to city hall before he weakened The anticipated jeers of the people he Sold by W T Brooks druggist knew would be on Market street in the The very best companies com- ¬ center of the city were too much for and throwing pose my agency which insures him of his cigar away the biggest end he sullenly said against fire wind and storm Well if you wont go inside without me I suppose Ill have to trot along Non union Then be took a seat away up in the W 0 HINTON Agent front end and she settled herself beside him Meanwhile the whole car smiled audibly Philadelphia Inquirer wrignts Celery Tea cures constipation sick headaches 25c at druggists ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Insure in my THE BEMIS i Tobacco Is the greatest labor saving farm tool ever invented It is reliable does the work accu- rately and saves ¬ Planter money Nothing made like it BUY A BEMIS And plant your tobacco right New Departure Brown and Malta Cultivators ARE THE LEADERS They do the work where others fail rc WHAT IT COSTS TO SMOKE Triumph In Photographic Art - NUPTIAL KNOTS s - t ifrris52aiH IV Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows John T Mansfield of this city was married the other day to Miss Charlotte Mulligan of Georgetown Invitations have been issued announc ing the marriage of Mr Ralph Lancaster Boldrick the gentlemanly manager of the G G White Distilling Company of burned in cigars and I thought I would this city to Miss Mattie Mcllvoy a Wrights Celery Tea regulates the try to do the same You may remember Pretty Bicycles The liver and kidneys cures constipation lovely young lady of Springfield marriage will occur at Saint Rose and sick headache 25c at all druggists that I said 1 should allow myself one are all right if you want something cigar a day Church at Springfield on Tuesday Yes I recall the conversation but pretty to look at but there is a world ta Cuit CJ morning June 14th at nine oclock quite see the connection dont of satisfaction in knowing you have a They will be at home after July 1st Well I never smoked but I put by in this city wheel that will stand the racket on the price of a 5 cent cigar every day and as the money accumulated I all roads under all conditions The STOCK AND TURF NEWS bought books the very booksyou see Late News of the War Phoenix will do it You dont mean to say that your YL Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc books cost no more than that Why i 1 hlk Turf Notes fg3tvrTropiVby the thousands have sailed there aiCdollars worth of them irnl rtWAnAVn V1 to ornixr xr tiIqtt q irvi A co Woodford Jiuckners eskhaw there are I had six l3 ft portant part in fhV capture ofN Santiago Xoafcnjv qfrlOO purse nat the Harlem oper nttfsa serve wven you advised me to be a Port Germany will observe the strictest track Wednesday g ovjiur man I put by the money which at 5 Just remember sort of neutrality Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Lyman of Montgomery Greene strength must come fftfliyour cents a day amounted to 1825 a year The Oregon and the New YorK have bought 2100 lambs for June delivery in food Did you ever hink of or 10950 in six years I keep those sb Treen senr to join Schley A collier Sind Clark county for 4 to 5 cts They have that P- j - book by themselves as fc result of my Perhaps your muscles need another cruiser have also been 6ent to over 6000 lambs for June delivery apprenticeship cigar money and if more strength or your nerves join his fleet youd done as I did you would by this The Government has already pur-¬ or perhaps your stomach is Spain claims that there is only one time have saved many many more dol- weak and cannot digest what chased 12000 mules at St Louis The warship in the Santiago harbor lars than I have and would have been you eat average price was 100 per mule mak ¬ you need more ptrength better off in health aud self respect be ¬ A cable from Madrid says that the If ing a grand total of 1200000 expended tbjen take Success sides Queen has asked the Spanish minister to jt France to request the Powers to inter Important Change on The Frankfurt The Alpln Good Nlht Cincinnati Two New Trains vene to obtain peace Among the lofty mountains and ele ¬ At 445 p m yesterday the New York No 2 vated valleys of Switzerland the Alpine train will leave at J30 a m Worlds Port Au Prince special said bom has another use besides that of and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m sounding the farfamad Ranz des The Americon fkec has again attacked of Cod Idrer Oil with Hypo No 8 leaves at 530 p m and arrives Vaches or oow song and this is of a Santiago and that 3000 insurgents are phosphites The oil ia the moat at Frankfort at 810 p m very solemn and impressive nature attacking the city on the land side easily changed of all foods into No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a in When the buu hae set in the valley Senator Cannon estimates that the atrength and the hypophos- and the snowy summits of the moun arrives at 840 war will cost 600000600 phiteg are the oest tains gleam with golden light the herds No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m tonics for the nerves man who dwells upon the highest hab and arrives at 4 p m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - booed Five Cent Cigars How can you afford all these books the test of time and atmospheric fluences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ asked a young man calling upon a able The likeness is al ways preserved friend I cant seem to find spare in minutest detail and can be made change for even the leading magazines from any old picture I invite all who Uh that are interested in large pictures to exam- ¬ cigar a day library is only my one was the reply ine this woaderful picture before giving What do you mean inquired the your orders for any copying and enlarging of old pictures I make your sit- ¬ visitor Mean Just this When you advised tings free when you desire a large guarantee satis- me to indulge in an occasional cigar picture from life and Very respectfully faction several years ago I had been reading L GuinnanI Artist about a yonng fellow who bought books 29inar tf Paris Ky with money that others would have A Library Which Materialized From Ta-¬ The Carbon Photograph will stand in- ¬ R J NEELY FAIR IS KY PHOENIX BICYCLES Y SoloL oaaly To3T Are You - f- - tqguy -- JO sraJr f 1 v DAUGHERTY BROS DBA-KERS-I- RepaiiinWIcanizing sV et - 4 EMULSION SCOTTS - M ¬ m the Bluegrass region with No 8 leaving at 430 will connect its green fields sweat girl graduates Q C fast limited at Georgestrawberries and roses is the loveliest with the town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p spot on the globe m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ The Carlisle Mercury is welcomed into ment for persons going to Cincinnati or points north east and west of that city the semi weekly fold of Kentucky news No 1 will connect with the Q C paperdom It shows much improve- ¬ fast train south and No 5 connects at ment and deserves its success Georgetown with the Q C local pas- ¬ senger from the south Yesterdays Temperature -- Just now ¬ rii The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city 7 a m 7H t 8 a m 76 T 9 a m 76i 10 a m 79 11 a m 80 12 m 83 2 p in 88 3 p m 88 4p m 88 5p m 85 7p m 81 The time for Spring house cleaning has arrived We are prepared to lend you our assistance in the shape of laun ¬ dering lace curtains blankets bed spreads etc Special care taken to re- ¬ turn lace curtains in as good condition as when received tf Bourbon Steam Laundry Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per quart Spears McDermott A Good Memory often saves money and also good 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 and health will be restored to you Trial sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size 60c and 31 00 of W T Brooks druggist Paris KJj Uan-xm -- w 4 fef- X Get the baby a buggy at J T Hin tons tf Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair DR ir SvV w 81 Prettiest shoes the most exacting woman can conceive in black and brown leathers at Davis Thompson Isgrig8 tf See J T Hintona large ad on fourth page tf To Cure A Cold In One Day feo N- w CREAM - - ft- I Wft - Xw m iv- BAKING - sr74 I A P0WMR MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free fcojn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-¬ lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky 0 YEARS THE STANDARD Our line of mens tan shoes embraces the newest novelties for Springs from the beet manufacturers Davir Thompson Isgrig nounces clearly and loudly through it as through a speaking trumpet Praise As soon as the sound is the Lord God BlJ A heard by the neighboring herdsmen they issue from their huts take their Alpine horns and repeat the same words and 100 all druggists This frequently lasts a quarter of an 50c SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York hour and the call resounds from all the mountains and rocky cliffs around When silence again reigns the herdsmen kneel and pray with uncovered heads Meantime it has become quite Goodnight at last calls the dark highest herdsman through his horn The words resound from all the moun ¬ tains the horns of the herdsmen and OPES JUKE TO OCT 1ST the cliffs and the mountaineers then re- ¬ tire to their dwellings Pittsburg Dis Notpd White Sulphur and Chalybeate patch Waters The preftiest Place and best Thrifty George Curzon kept Sninwier Resort in the West The Hon George Curzon who mar- ¬ For particulars apply to ried beautiful Miss Leiter is decidedly canny He recently rented a country OAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor mansion furnished but without the family plate and so was compelled to IRVINE KY provide candlesticks for the house He tried to exact from the landlords agent RAILROAD TIME CARD a pledge thtt at the expiration of the lease be would take these candlesticks S5 R E L off his hands at two thirds of what they us x iU cost The agent demurred at first but ARRIVAL OP TRAINS From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p when he discovered that they were 15 in number of japanned tin and oost 40 m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m cents each he solemnly agreed to pay 4for the lot whea Curzon leaves 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m Maternal Trials 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m cried the mother from the Edie below whats all that noise up hail DEPARTURE OP TRAINS shocking To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m stairs Its these two dolls of Oh its mint 340 p m going to put them righi mamma Im To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m to bed and see If we cant have a little 545 p m 1014 p m Detroit Free Press peace To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m The principal varieties of the opnl are the precious or noble the giraeoL F B CARR Agent the caonelong the hyalite the hydro phane the Materia and a kind exhibiting C R R dendsitis markings generally called th To Frankfort 920 a mt 530 p m moss When the colors are broken into From Frankfort 840 a in 510 p m small masses it is sometinate called the WJBCox Agent tarlequin and quickest cure for for weak throatskind coughs of every and for all cases of de- ¬ bility weak nerves and loss of flesh SCOTTS EMUL SION is the easiest ¬ itable spot takes his horn and pro ¬ It is beginning to be V T 7 WARM and it is going to be ¬ Estill Springs WARMER Especially is this true about Mil ¬ WALLPAPERS If you want any papering done do as other people have done buy your paper from J T Hinton mp and SAVE MONEY - w HHtoTf ISook at my window display thatline Who else can duplicate First come first The prices are going to be smashed served It wont last long so come earjy JT Elegant line of Pictures and Rnn 17mio Send me yourold furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches hYmbalming Fcientifically HINTO - CARRIAGES FOR HIRE attended to - v L- - Ilimm - I iS THE BOUEBON NEWS PARIS KY fL FRIDAY JUNE 3 1898 A THE BQUBBOH NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Hlgli School Commencement PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY The commencement exercises of lhe Paris High School will be held at the HM M r JHy hi - -- L v -- - 4r w I w Lexington Gazette Mr John B Kennedy of Bourbon A finely finished front screen one of the best and most successful far- ¬ door and hanging 200 mers of his county was in our office on Plain screen door 210x6 10 Monday morning and said that the 100 wheat was injured fully 25 per cent by and 30x70 and hangers A good 18in C B white pine the excessive rains of the lat few days He said that the wheat was just now in shingle at 240 per thousand bloom and that the hard rain had And anything else in the lum- ¬ washed off the pollen which was neces ber line at a price to meet any sary to fructify the plant and produce and all legitimate competition the berry We hope that he is mistaken Brooks but as he is an observant farmer and TEMPLIN CO Mrs Thornton Phillips of Winchesnearly as old as we are tho not quite guest of Miss Chornie Kerr Yesterdays Base BU Results he may have seen the present meteoric ter is the near Paris conditii0nsbefore and noted the result New York 3 Cincinnati 0 Miss Kate Jameson has returned rf Baltimore 11 St Louis 3 TitYr our special A coffee six from a visit to Miss Mary Lark Nichols Boston 1 Cleveland 6 13 Louisville 4 Washington pounds for 1 00 in Lexington Brooklyn 5 Chicago 6 Speaks McDermott Mrs O L Davis is spending a few Philadelphia 3 Pittsburg 2 days in Covington with her sister Mrs John Allen Acquitted Dr Joe Eithian and Col Stoner Ulie Howard were both reported improved yesterday John Allen colored who shot and Mr and Mrs Horace Taylor of killed George Thomas alias Nug Ken ¬ Carlisle were guests of relatives in the Rev F W Eberhardt will deliverthe nedy Sunday evening in Ruckerville city Wednesday baccalaureate sermon at Georgetown was acquitted at his examining trial yes- ¬ Misses Sadie Hart and Fannie Mann College Sunday morning terday morning before Judge Purnell left yesterday for a visit to Miss Addie Tom Jackson a colored sport was The evidence showed that Allen had Garner in Winchester Thomas who had fined 20 and costs yesterday by Judge avoided Mr E T Porter of the Lexington threatened a number of times to kill Purnell for crap shooting 41 him and had remarked that Allen Leader wa6 the guest of Mr Geo D The Senior Sodality f th Catholic would not go to work Monday morning Mitchell Wednesday night Church will give a strawberry supper The evidence also showed that Thomas Editor James Allen of the Cynthi to night at Odd Fellows JEU11 fired the first phot A1W was repre- ¬ ana Democrat was in the city Tuesday and was a welcome caller at The News The Monday Night Literary Club sented by Rogers fe Moore office held its last meeting for the Summer Provisions For Company I Messrs Ed Hutchcraft Ed Tucker season with Mr and Mr- - W O Hin- Chas Will Hinton ton This morning fourteen boxes of pro- Jim Ingels visions will be shipped by express to the McMillan and John Power attended a Miss Maud Reid of this city was one soldier boys of Company I at Chicka ball in Winchester last night Kentucky mauga of the graduates at the Mr John B Kennedy attended the The boxes will aggregate Female Orphan School at Midway last nearly 1500 pounds in weight The ex- ¬ commencement exercises at State Col- ¬ week press charges on the lot will be 26 lege yesterday Mr Kennedy is ones of the Trustees of the College Miss Beatrice Terry of this city which has been prepaid pupils of the Paris High School The graduated with honor yesterday from Misses Isa and Fay Walker and have contributed several barrels of Mrs Emma Walker rr of Lexingtor fetgtigollegejpf Lexington She was dainty and substantial provision for wereignests of Miss Clie SlokeCfau tne valedictorian oi me cihsb Company I which will be shipped to- ¬ nesday evening and jjsterday Childrens Day will be observed at day to Camp Tlioinas by Prof E W Miss Louise Wheat a beautifn 1030 oclock Sunday morning at the Weaver Louisville young lady who has heW First Presbyterian Church A musical visiting her cousin Miss Mary Irvine Bowling Party To Night program together with some recitations Davis returned to her home yesterday by the Sabbath School children will be The Dewey Bowling Club will give a Miss Emma Miller was stormed by rendered bowling party to night at Parks a party of friends at her home on Dun ¬ Ellen Ritchies alley Positively no one will can avenue Tuesday evening and a Misses Bessie G Maxwell S lalver and Lula Weaver of North be admitted except the club and its very pleasant little dance was enjoyed Middletown graduated Thursday the young lady guests Mr Chas T Dazey author of In two former at the Midway Orphan W S Hall holds the record of the and other successful the latter at Madison alley He made a score of 190 Tuesday Old Kentucky School and night H J Santon made a score of 167 plays was in the city Monday and Female Institute Richmond this week and other bowlers have made Tuesday He was the guest of his kins says Rev good scores The Maysville Bulletin The popularity of the woman Mrs Lou Ireland on Duncan preached a very eloquent sport is increasing avenue Dr Rutherford and instructive sermon at Washington Miss Mamie Spearsof this city who Dr Puraeli JToins The Army Sunday night aid left for his home at went to Europe in company with her Paris Monday He was formerly the Dr Julius Purnell of this city aunt Mrs Culbertson and cousin Miss pastor of the leading Presbyterian who has been attending medical college Sue Spears of New Albany has return ¬ Church at St Louis in Louisville received his diploma last ed home She was away about eight A small blaze on the roof of George week and secured an appointment on months Mr Thos Terry and family went Ashursts kitchen caused an alarm to be the hospital fcorps of the Military Hospi tal at Fort Thomas He left Wednesday to Lexington yesterday to see Miss sent in Wednesday morning from box to assume his duties Margaret Terry graduate at State Col31 Members of the fire department for Fort Thomas many friends in Bourbon and Louis- lege Miss Terry who is one of Paris who happened to be in the neighborhood His to learn of his appoint ¬ brightest girls was the valedictorian of while out trying a new team of horses ville will be glad her class immediately responded and extinguished ment Mrs Clark Barnett and her sister the blaze The damage was about 15 More Cavalry Horses Mrs Frank Snyder of Louisville went Capt Aleshire IT S A will come to to Camp Bradley at Lexington yester- ¬ The Commencement exercises of the Paris Colored High School will be held Paris to day to inspect about eighty day to visit their father Prof C at the First Baptist Church colored horses which have been bought in Bour- L Martin who has enlisted in the next Friday night at eight oclock bon by Bayless Kern for the cavalry army with the Louisville Legion to be There will be five graduates Gussie B service The average price paid for the with his Newsboy Band Whaley Hannah M Webber Mary C horses was about eighty five dollars Misses Mary Lou Fithian and Anna Hock Gertrude M Claxton and Arthur The horses will be shipped to Tampa M Claxton and Arthur Keese and The lot 8hippw3 to that point about teu Bruce McClure have returned from days ago was much complimented by Science Hill Academy at Shelbyvillf ail will read essays where the former graduated with houor the army officers Mrs Carrie Hanson oi Lexington winning a Wellesley scholarship They Meeting Of Choral Society has sent a handsomely framed picture of were accompanied by Mies Clark one her husband Col Chas S Hanson to The meeting of the Paris Choral So- ¬ of their teachers who will make them a A T Forsyth and it has been hung in ciety will b9 held next Monday evening visit tire circuit court ropm of the court instead of Friday in the basement of the Mrs Jesse Turney entertained house Col Hanson was a Colonel in First Presbyterian Church A full at- ¬ about thirty five guests Wednesday the Federal army and was a leading tendance is desired as Rombergs Lady evening at cards in honor of Miss Bettie He was a of The Bell will be taken up on member of the Pans bar that O wings of Mt Sterling The first u hrothftr of fpn Rncw RunRnn of the night 0- prizes were won by Mr Ford Brent and -Confederate army who fell at the battle JMiJler the DrC H Bowen the eminenfc opti ¬ Missmraa secured and Mr consolation of Murf reesboro and of the late Richard prizes were by Grimes of cian will make his next regular visit to Hanson of this city Millersburg and Miss Nannie Clay Paris on June 9th Consult him at A I Meat Thieves J Winters Cos The D A R was h indsomely en- ¬ Thieves entered the smoke house of Dont put down that old carpet J tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Mr Joseph Howerton near this city T Hinton has some beautiful ones tf O P Clay at her home on the Georgetown pike There were about fifty Wednesday night and stole seventy guests present The program consisted My agency insures against hams They also took a horse and cart to Mr Howerton but aban ¬ fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ of business of the chapter papers by the belonging doned1 them at the railroad crossing on liable prompt paying compa- ¬ members instrumental music by Prof Gutzeit vocal solos by Mr Jas Condon the Clintonville pike nies non union andKev F W Eberhardt and choruses Use Paris Milling Cos Purity W 0 HINTON Agent of patriotic airs by the members An flour for sale by all grocers elegant luncheon was served Fashionable Spring shoes superior Ask for it Take no other in everrespect and prices at the low ¬ Mrs J T Ireland entertained the fol - est point at J T Hinton has thebest and ceaplowing ladies at a card party yesterday est lace curtains tf Davis Thompson Isgrig iafternooa MeadauieaTohn Rndinnn 7 pickets which we v ill sell at the following prices per 1000 Poplar pickets 1x2 4 8in1150 1200 Oak pickets lx24 8in A nice screen door 1 1 8 thick 1 50 Grand Opera House next Thursday Enteici at the Post office at Paris Ky as night at eight oclock There will be Becon iiss mail matter six graduates Georgia Owen Boston Sallie Joe Hedges TELEPHONE NO 124 Theresa Aloysius McDermott SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Anna Mae Nor is Payable in Advance Etta Bennett Quisenberry 5100 S200 Six mouths One year Pattie Ware news costs you cant even get a re ¬ The Alumni Association of the Pari port FROM A X3UN FREE OF CHARGE High School will give a reception on Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Friday evening June 10th at the home payable to the order of Champ Miiler of Superintendent E W Weaver in honor of tho class of 98 PICKETS SCREENS ETC The Junior Exhibition will be held in chapel the We have a nice line of Al sion schoolcents this evening Admis ten ¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere -- Miss Flora Hill is at home from a i Buy your refrigerator from JT Hinton Wheat Injured By Bain hard oil finish and hanging visit in Lexington A P Allis is here from New York on a visit to friends MissEa Kerslake was a visitor in Lexington yesterday Postmaster Bosley visited relatives in Stanford Sunday E J McKimey is confined to his room by rheumatism -- Capt J C May of Lexington was in the city Wednesday Miss Fanny Johnson is visiting the Misses Barber in Danville Miss Hettie Rion is quite ill at her home on South Main street Thos Costello the millinery drum- ¬ mer was in the city Tuesday John S Bradley of Augusta was in the city oi a business trip Wednes ¬ day Mrs C C Leer and daughter Miss Carroll are visiting relatives in Bath county Miss Ella Joplin of Mt Vernon is theghest of her sister Mrs W T ¬ Franfcfort O P Clay H A Power Oscar Carrick Scott Wash Webb W G Talbott Biice Steele E M Dickson T E Moore Jr J M Thomas Bruce Miller J M Hall Robt Goggin R P Hutchcraft Thompson Tarr J r MChesney W E Board Risque Fayette Mrs Lizzie Walker Mir Lou Ireland Misses Wheat Weitzul Clay Turney Carrick Johnson Hart Wilson d ivis The first prize was won br Mrs Rolm in the secoad by Ms Hart and the cousolation prize by Mrs Steele iuro mason wno was iurmeny nijgs Mary Stuart Praii is here from Dan- vilie on a visit at Mr John Stuaits GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS ONE HALF Of some advertisements are misleading i We want to 5 i clean out some odds and ends in Ladies 4 and han- d- turned shoes sizes per pair cash i c to s We have cut the Drice to Si lea - For ladies who want perfect comfort and 1ng wearing shoes this is an exceptional opportunity Davis Thomson Isgrig Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks hi The Foyer Maude Adams 300th performance of The Little Minister will occur on June 14th at the Garrick Theatre New York when her season will close A story likely to cause considerable comment is Percival Pollards The Kiss That Killed which is the main feature of the June issue of Tales From Town Topics New York 5 w MUSLIN UNDERWEAR At special low prices sale 6o doz Ladies Cotton Ribbed Vests low neck no sleeves Silk Taped a regular 2 jc Vest You can have-them as long as they last 2 for 2 j cts - FOR QUICK SALES We will place on A Paris lady says that her husband who is known to be of a convivial dis- ¬ position is like the Spanish fleet be- ¬ cause she never knows where to find him When she does at last find him he is bottled up -- Skirts from oc to 225 Drawers from 25c to 150 Chemises from 25c to 100 Corset covers from 20c to 7JC All garments made on lock stitch machines best muslins and extra full Gowns from joe to i6j made of sizes -- Thos W Keene the eminent American tragedian died Wednesday night in New York from the result of an opera- ¬ ¬ tion for appendicitis He was fifty eight years old and leaves a wife and tv o ch ldr n His name in private life was Thos Engleson he was and one of the most popular actors on the American stage Judging by the applause of a cul t ired and well dressed audience the p ogram of the musical and dramatic entertainment given Wednesday ar cne opera nouse ninst nave been a pleasing one Miss Ella Martins exquisite voice simply captivated the au dience winniug triple eucores Mr James Condon sang two numbers in splendid voice and was forced to re- ¬ spond to an encore Miss Ora Slaugh- ¬ ters excellent piano solo was generously appauded as was also Mr Geo Browners song Wbat Did Dewey Do To Them The Dewey On hestra com p sed of Messrs Chas Foote Elmer JToote Ben Downey and Chas Hukill rendered several pleasing selections tm Foote the family the Eppte and Miss Ettavieve avesaminstruir mini mo wmen JOHgfffr jraixappiause i awss ueien applauded The musical program was j tjpho j Qr jt the direction of Prof A M itftttzeitf who was also Jthe accompanist The program concluded with the one act drama A Loyal Coquette The leading male role was well acted by Mr W H Davis whose conception of the part was admirable Miss Mary Irvine Davis created the leading female role in exceptionally clever style The remain ing part was acceptably done by Mr Geo Browner For obvious reasons the opinions of others in regard to the play are quoted Mr E T Porter in the Lexington Leader says The event of the evening was the prod uctioa for the first time of a clever one act play or sketch written by Mr Waltr Champ senior editor of The Bourbon News and entitled A Loyal Coquette which requires but three people for its pi 0 luction The play was well cast most ex and cslently handled The play though brief is well written The Millersburg Eacen says It was a captivating little production and was well presented ¬ ¬ -- 1 at Clothing and Furnishing joe suit shirt and drawers stores will ask you 100 a suit for the same articie Also a full line of socks shirts neckwear etc Come and see our large stock Will save you from 25 to 5 0 per cent on every article bought of us all GENTS TAKE NOTICE 40 doz Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers Or 1 TUOKEIl ywrujiwiusE3a I watiiataugaaLxiJcaiaiaLvui 529 Main St Paris Ky saafmExosas -- CONDONS LOW PkiPTtQ Keep Condons Crowded Everything in Spring Goods ¬ w Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices tEEi3ic3L sl few Sargains 00 per Splendid Hosieiy for LatlieSvand special lot at 39e Children at lUc per pair S1 Qnt yard worth double Dress Goods from 5c to t - asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and- un- ¬ New Table Linens from 20 5 io bleached c tton at oc per yard r nc per yard Ppcial sale at 50ev New York Mills fhiietiiiij fecM Mr per juttigt Liwcui xciinub j worth Uc a yardV yard - Dress linings at half the rice Notions of all kinds very cheap uir -- - Beautiful Pictures giy en away with WD HAVE RECEIVED u 5 purchase i - A SPLENDID ST00K 6F IMPORTED SUITINGS MD TROUSEKIiTO ¬ FOE SPKING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any houBe iu Centre Kentuclry quality and sty Its are considered We ask you to give us a caiL whe r - FITE S K MJFSnFtrTFr AJVT TIPTON Cutter T4now it ¬ ¬ ¬ Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purity flour All grocers keep it Insist on having Purity i - every time best A J Winters im j JT Hintons refrigerators are the tf Call and see the new line of hoys waists 25 50 and 75 cents at Price Cos clothiers No trouble to show goods JUST BIGHT FOR JUNE gaged the at their store on the first and last Thursday ot each month who will test vour eve sieht an- T111 SIasses J oau ana nave and guarantee satisfac your eys tested free Jf tion in charge Next visit will be Thursday June 9 1898 ANOTHER rr m Co of this city have en services of an eminent optician to be Ladies Oxfords V SPANISH TORY - VIC¬ i it ¬ Artistic beauties j j Hand sewed turn ¬ ed a pel feet shoe A shoe of handsome appearance and solid com- ¬ fort Mnch more than two dollars worth r6f 200 qnality M- - Spain shouts Will sdneWdteSf him when he is licked He that he i badly done upJ already You may not realize- tht your linen is badly done vtpfHf either until you compare it witl J some of the exquisite work doneV at this iaundry Our laundry worlc is simply perfect and cant he ih- proved on A t st is all we neeC V t3 make you a patron alwa- - w- - T Rion u Clay tf V VV v H The Bourbon Steam Lanndry W M HINTON JR virl BRO Proprietors b Telephone No 4 v r- - fmmgjMjmn BBjg mim iijiiifnn u 11 ij l mpyjpA V V 14 li THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY EEIDAY JUNE i fc 3 1898 A THE BOURBON NEWS ES If Eighteenth Year Established Published Every Tuesday and Friday by buceERmCille1 i Editors d wcft 1881 rr ONE BENEATH OLD GLORY l5ont you hear the tramp of soldiers Dont you hear the bugles play h Wf fc i1 f Tottenham by the trouser leg and Avas 0 Q holding on so Ave started to run Lord Tottenham had srot his collar off it Avas sticking out sideways under LORD TOTTENHAM his ears and he Avas shouting Help help murder exactly as if someone By E NESBIT had explained to him beforehand what -- o he was to do Pincher Avas growling and snarling and holding on When Ave got up to him T said HAD always thought that the books Dickie Ave must rescue this good were right and that the best way to old man make your fortune was to rescue an old Lord Tottenham roared in his fury gentleman in distress Then he brings Good old man be something-or-oth-ere- d you up as his own son but if you pre Call the dog off ferred to go on being- your fathers son So I expect the old gentleman would make task Dicky said It is a dangerous but Avho Avould hesitate to do an it up to you in some other way n books the least thing does it You put act of true bravery And all the time Pincher Avas worrv up the railway carriage window or you ing and snarling and Lord Tottenham pick up his imrse when he drops it or you say a hymn when he suddenly asks shouting to us to get rue dog aAvay you to and then your foitune is made And he Avas dancing about in the road The others did not seem to care much with Pincher hanging on like grim about the rescue They said there death and his collar flapping about wasnt any deadly peril and we should Avhere it Avas undone Then Xoel said Haste ere yet it be liave to make one before we could res- ¬ too late so I said to Lord Tottenham cue the old gentleman from it but Os- ¬ wald didnt see that it mattered How-- Stand still aged sir and I will en- ¬ deavor to alleviate your distress ir lieithbufflit he would trv some of He stood still and I stooped down and FtmyeasterKvays first by himself So caught hold of Pincher and Avhispered he waited about the station and pulled up railway carriage windows for old Drop it sir drop it So then Pincher dropped it and Lord gentlemen who looked likelj but noth- ¬ ing happened and at last the porters Tottenham fastened his collar again said he was a nuisance So that was no he never does change it if theres any- ¬ jNo one had ever asked him in wv one looking and lie said a hymn though he had learnt a nice Im much obliged Im sure Xasty vicious brute Heres something to short one beginning New every morning and when an old gentleman drink my health But Oswald explained that Ave are teedid drop a two shilling piece just by Ellis the hair dressers and Oswald totalers and do not drink peoples So Lord Tottenham said picked it up and was just thinking what health Well Im much obliged anyway And he should say when he returned it the old gentleman caught him by the co- now J come to think of it of course llar and called him a young- thief It youre not young ruffians but gentleStill you wont be would have been very unpleasant for mens sons eh Oswald if he hadnt happeued to be a above taking a tip from an old boy I very brave boy and known the police ¬ wasnt when i Avas your age and he man on that beat very well indeed So pulled out a half sovereign the policeman backed him up and the It was very silly but now Ave had old gentleman said he was sorry and done it 1 felt it Avould be beastlj- - mean otfered Oswald sixpence Oswald re to take the old boys cink after putfused it with polite disdain and nothing ting him in such a funk He didnt say more happened at all anything about bringing us up as his When Oswald had tried by himself own sons so I didnt know Avhat to do and it had not come off he said to the I let Pincher go and Avas just going to others Were wasting our time not say he was very Aveloome and Aved trying to rescue the old gentleman in rather not have the money which Neath the tread of many feet They are coming tens of thousands To the army and the fleet They are Yankees they are Johnnies Theyre for north and south no mora They are one andfllad to follow he grows up a milksop Because it was When Old Glory goes before not really cold So they stayed where Prom Atlantic to Pacific Prom the Pine Tree to Lone Star they were And at last when even we They are gathring round Old Glory other three were beginning to feel And theyre marching to the war rather chilly we saw Lord Tottenhams Dont you see the harbors guarded big black cloak coming along flapping By those bristling dogs of war in the wind like a great bird So we said Dont you hear them growling barkirgr to Alice beyond the bar At the fleet you hear the Jack Tars cheering Dont Hist he approaches Youll know Brave as sailor lads can be when to set Pincher on by hearing Lord Dont you see the water boiling Tottenham talking to himself he al- ¬ Where the squadron put to sea ways does while he is taking off his col- ¬ They are Yankees they are Johnnies lar Theyre for north and south no more Then we had walked away whistling They are one and glad to follow When Old Glory goes before to show we Ave re not thinking of any ¬ From Atlantic to Pacific thing Our lips Avere rather cold but From the Pine Tree to Lone Star we managed to do it They have gathered round Old Glory And theyre sailing to the war Lord Tottenham came striding along talking as usual People call him the Dont you hear the horses prancing mad protectionist I dont know Avhat Dont you hear the sabres clash Dont you hear the cannon roaring it means but I dont think people ought Dont you hear the musket crash to call a lord such names Dont you smell the smoke of battle As he passed us he said Ivtiin of the Oh youll wish that you had gone When you hear the shouts and cheering country sir Fatal error fatal error For the boys who whipped the Don and then Ave looked back and saAA he Avas getting quite near Avhere Pincher Therell be Yankees therell be Johnnies Therell be north and south no more Avas aud Alice and H O We Avalked on When the boys come marching homeward so that he shouldnt think Ave Avere look ¬ With Old Glory borne before ing and in a minute Ave heard Pincher From Atlantic to Pacific From the Pine Tree to Lone Star bark and then nothing for a bit and Theyll be one beneath Old Glory then Ave looked around and sure After coming- from the war enough good old Pincher had jrot Lord Boston Journal - Dont you see the muskets flashing In the sunlight far away Dont you feel the ground all trembling they got to tho furze bushes a little aft-¬ er two oclock and it was rather cold Alice and H 0 and Pincher hid but Pincher did not like it any more than they did and as we three walked np and And down we heard him whining am so cold Isnt Alice kept saying I he coming yet And HO wanted to come out and jump about to warm himself But we told him he must learn to be a Spartan boy and that he ought to be very thankful that he hadnt got a beastly fox eating his inside all the time HO is our little brother and we are not going to let it be our fault if ¬ A DANGEROUS POSITION So we went tip to the heath We were round Xoel and tried to cheer him up - Will Then Lord Tottenham said afraid of being late Oswald told the pracrastination was so vou ive me vour word of honor not tn Fke Captain of a Modern Warship others what -- UTTLE NONSENSE try to escape legs He kueAv something Avas AArong Then Lord Tottenham sat down and he made Oswald and Dickie and H 0 stand in front of him but he let Alice You and Xoel sit down And he said set your dog on me and you tried tC make me believe you Avere saving me from it And you Avould have taken nry half sovereign Such conduct u is most no you shall tell me what it is sir and speak the truth So I had to say itAvas most ungentle manly but I said I hadnt been going to take the half sovereign Then what did you do it for he The truth mind asked So I said I see now it Avas very silly and Dora said it Avas Avrong but it didnt seem so till we did it We Avant ed to restore the fallen fortunes of our house and in the books if you rescue an old gentleman from deadly peril he makes your fortune and there wasnt any deadly peril so Ave made Pincher into one anid so I avgs so ashamed I couldnt go on for it did seem an aw- ¬ fully mean thing Lord Tottenham bv deceit and trickerv I have If Id been a weak man the shock might have killed me What do you think of yourselves eh We Avere all crying except Oswald and Ihe others say he Avas and Lord tune a horror of dogs said A very nice Aay to make your for¬ So Ave said we would Then f oIIoav me he said and led the Of all on board the man who stands way to a bench We all followed and Pincher too Avith his tail betAveen hia in the greatest peril is the captain In 3Iu8t Be a Brave and Hcndjr Man Tottenham Avent on Well I see youre sorry Let this be and Avell say no more about it Im an old man noAV but I as young once Then Alice slid along the beuch close 1 think youre very to him and said good to forgive us and Ave lire really very Aery sorry But Ave wanted to be like the children in books only Ave never have the chances theA haAe But Ave are sorry very sorry And I know Oswald Avasnt going to take the half sovereign Directly you said that about a tip I began to feel bad inside and I whispered to H O tihat I AAished Ave a lesson to you AA I hadnt ¬ - Then Lord Tottenham stood up and Death o Xelson for he is clean shaven and it is a good face and he said Always remember never to do a dis honorable thing for money or for any thing else in the Avorld Aud we promised Ave would remem ber Then he took off his hat and Ave took off ours and he Avent aAvay and Ave went home I never felt so cheap in all my life Dora said I told you so but we didnt mind even that so much though it Avas hard to bear It Avas Avhat Lord Tottenham had said about ungentle- manly We didnt go on to the heathy he looked like the ¬ ¬ ¬ for a Aveek bench Wrhen heamJ long AlicaJa Please Lord TotfFaiTiamvr a punishment Avent and after that but at Iastn waiterfifor him bjH tre Ave Xumberless are the tricks which Lexington Ky neAAspaper reporters play upon one an ¬ Telephone 279 other to relieAe the somber grind of tain that the AAhole structure AAill not their calling Two young men employed CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD be swept aAvay by the first heavy pro- ¬ on a morning paper in a large city Avere detailed one daA to call upon the jectile Avhich squarely hits it inter ieAA Ai for the admiral there is nowadays resident Chinamen and them respecting some immigration no rigging for him to ascend and he AAould be promptly bloAvn out of it if measure then pending in congress One -Avere In fact after a fleet en- - of the tAvo reporters Avas a beginner ment has begun there is no place and the other an experienced man nat- ¬ Ian at all He has no business in urally assumed the management of the Shop corner Main and Fifth Sts ¬ the battleships and cruisers his position is in a cylindrical box of steel placed just under the bridge Avell forward which is called the conning tower The armor of it is thick enough ordinarily to resist the penetration of heavy pro- ¬ jectiles It contains the speaking tubes and electrical Ayires Avhereby he com- ¬ municates Avith the guns engines and helm and sometimes apparatus where ¬ by he is enabled to fire the guns him- ¬ self after they are laid upon the enemy His field of Aision is limited to Avhat he can see through a little horizontal slit on about the level of his eye In point of frightful responsibility no situation in the AAorld can compare Avith that Avhichis occupied by the man AAho stands in that tower and directs the moA ement of his ship After the conflict once begins the din about him Avill be something infernal Upon him the fire of the enemy Avill be concentrated and upon the exterior of that steel drum in Avhich he is shut up there Avill be a continuous hail of iron and steel Shells AAill burst everyAvhere around it and to that babel Aili be added the roar of the force blast under the engines the tre- ¬ mendous reports of the heaAy guns and the din of the quick fire and machine guns in chorus In such circumstances as this aided by such knoAvledge as he can get by looking out through the little peep hole in front of him as Avell as the smoke Avill let him the captain must control the tremendous forces under his command and his decisions are mat- ¬ ters of seconds Xobody uoav believes that a captain who finds his vision through the slits of the toAver cut off by smoke Avill stay thus shut up It is extremely doubtful if it AAill be physically possible for him to remain there after the shells com- ¬ mence to hammer its sides and burst against it and in any event the intense anxiety to see and know clearlj- - Avhat the enemy is doing Avill inevitably lead him to take his chances in the open Conning tower or no connoing toAver his duty is to ptace himself at Avhatever point he can manage his ships to the best advantage and this he Avill certainly do Lord Charles Beresf ord Avith grim humor has suggested that the captains safest place is not in but be ¬ hind his conning tower because then he has two thicknesses of steel between himself and the enemj dont you see but Avhile conning toAver armor may re ¬ sist penetration it is by no means cer¬ Is he a ver Very Pronounced Strong silvei strong silver man - - - PARIS KY MAIN ST Say he wants to revise th 402 man Over Deposit Bank Brooklyn Lif e golden rule Uncle Julius Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Xot Like Other Girls Well accordwhat is a Bacchante ing to art a Bacchante is a young Avom an AAho can feel perfectly happy Avith Puck out OAAning a stitch of clothes Little Georgic Do you folks evei haAe family prayers before breakfast Little Albert Xo Ave only have Co Office over G S Varden before Ave go to bed We aint pra3ers Cleveland afraid in tfhe daytime 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Office Hours Leader Mr Jonsing Jes as I aa uz comin1 i out of Marse Jones gate wif de foAAIs Wife aghast ah met de pahson W Avot did he say Mr Jonsing He said he avuz comin ober to tek din ner AAif us to morrer Truth Phone 79 Of Ephemeral Value Mr Pork chopps What did young Smithers No 3 Broadway Paris Ky A you Arabella give Arabella 6 to 12 a m and 1 fc book of quotations papa Mr Pork Office Hour 3dc tf Well I cant see no use in that 5 p m chopps wihen the markets ehangiu eery day ¬ m h dailey H A SMITH i3E3isriacisT- ir J E ADAIR ¬ Dental Surgeon N is there DEALER in any chance for me Brother Oh you are all right That isnt Avhats Furniture Window Shades Oil troubling Mame Shes Avonderinsr if Cloths Carpets Mattresses theres auA chance for her Boston Etc Transcript Cool This is the fourth time you Special attention given to Undertak haAe asked me to marry you said Miss ing and Repairing Cayenne rather impatiently How Main Street - - - - Paris Ky often do you Avish me to refuse vou -- Come you ought to know Puck Suitor to her younger brother GEO W DAVIS ¬ Well think three times quite sufficient Washington Star - HOUSE AND LOT AMD BLAd SJHT1I SHOP FOR SALE Analogies A single man said the garrulous boarder is like a derelict DESIRE to sell my house and ot at sea and remains so until he is- toAAed with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ into the matrimonial harbor Ships ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal in harbor said the unmarried boarder anca in twelve months For further syeem more liable to a blowing up particulars address or call on Indianapolis Journal BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf Weylers Invasion Do you think Weyler seriously thinks of ever trying to invade this country I Avouldnt be surprised if he did That fellow is just inhumafi enough to want to come over here and lecture about it after he trouble is ended Chicago Daily replied Willie Wishington I I XeAvs SIJEIISrCS- J 893 PLANTS TREES VINES The Blnegrass Nurseries offer AN EDUCATED CHINAMAN every- ¬ The Mortifying Mistake of a Green Agents thing for Orchard Garden alogue on application to Lawn No cat-¬ Reporter in Getting an Interview strawberry and general nursery H F HILLENMEER CRAWFORD BROS FTrg3eKt Barfoors - assignment 63 TO ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ because you let us 6m And Ave haAe brought you a present each if you will take tbem to shoAV you we are Avilling to make it up He sat down on the bench and Ave gave him our presents OsAvald gave him a sixpenny compass he bought it Avith his own money on purpose to give him Oswald always buys useful presents The needle Avould not move after Id had it a day or two but Lord Tottenham used to be an admiral so he Avill be able to make tihat go all right Alice had made him a shaving case Avith a rose worked on it H 0 gave him his knife -- nthe same one he once cut all the buttons off Ms best suit with Dickie gave him his prize Xaval Heroes because it Avas the best thing he had and Xoel gave him a piece of poetry he had made himself When sin and shame bow down the brow Then people feel just like we do now ¬ r u Lord Tottenham seemed Aery pleased He thanked us and talked to us for a bit and Avhen he saidgood by he said deadly peril Lets do something seemed the best way out of it Avhen Alls It was dinner time and Pincher was that beastly dog spoilt the Avhole sIioav shook fair weather noAV mates and hands going round getting the bits off the Directly I let go he began to jump up And when Ave meet him he nods to us plates There were plenty because it at us and bark for joy and try to lick so he cant really be going on thinking was cold mutton day And Alice said our faces He Avas so proud of Avhat us ungentlemaniy any more Pall Mall Its only fair to try Oswalds way hed done Gazette he has tried all the things the others Lord Tottenham opened his eyes and have thought of Why couldnt we res- ¬ he just said An Austrian Dosrberry cue Lord Tottenham The Vienna men of laAV haAe recently The dog seems to know you Lord Tottenham is the old gentle- ¬ And then Oswald saw it Avas all up distinguished themselves in a unique man who walks over the heath every and he said good morning and tried manner A Wachau peasant had been day at three oclock and when he gets to get away caught in the criminal act of thrOAAing stones at rabbits half way if there is no one about he He had not hit But Lord Tottenham said Xot so changes his collar and throws the dirty fast and he caught Noel by the collar them and the rabbits had decamped one into the furze bushes Xoel gave a hcv1 aud Alice ran out Avithout so much as suspecting the at- ¬ Dickie said Lord Tottenhams all from the bushes Xoel is her favo rite tack Bat the peasant Avas hauled beright but wberes life deadly peril Im sure I dont know why Lord Tot ¬ fore the high courts of justice His deAnd we couldnt think of any There tenham looked at her and he said So fense was that the rabbits had been are no highwaymen on Blackheath now there are more of you And then H 0 close to his gardens and that he had only tried to frighten the greedy roI am sorry to say though Oswald said came out dents off his cabbages half of us could be highwaymen and the All the same Do you complete the party Lord other half the rescue party Dora said Tottenham asked him and H 0 said he was condemned to three days im- ¬ prisonment The peasant appealed it would be wrong to be a highwayman there Averent any more of us against the sentence but in vain If so we had to give that up and Lord Tottenham turned sharp off and TJhen Alice said What about began to walk aAay holding Xoel by a rabbit had been killed said the au- ¬ thorities Pincher theollar We caught up Avith him and have stolenthe peasant ould certainly it and stealing a rabbit was And wcall saw at once that it could asked him Avhere he Avas going and he an unlawful action And thus the man be done Pincher is our fox terrier He said To the police station is very weli bred and he does IcnoNv one So then I said Well dont take from Wachau went to prison for three or two things though we never could Xoel hes not strong and he easily days and the Avise judges or Vienna leach him to beg But if you tell him gets upaet Besides it wasnt his do ¬ have bounded into fame for their neAv to hold on he will do it even if you ing If you want to take anyone take method of applying the if and and theory Westminster Gazette Seize him in a whisper only say me it Avas my idea entirely So we arranged it all Dora said she Dicky behaved very well He said Attorney wouldnt play she said she thought it If you take Oswald Ill go too but A German on Too Confident trial many years ago was wrong and she kuew it was silly dont rake Xoel hes such a delicate in Avestern Ohio for maliciously cutting so we left her out and she went and little chap a neighbors cow had so sat in the dining room so as to be able Lord Totlejiham stopped and he said attorney of his innocence convinced his that although to say she didnt have anything to do You should have thought of that be- ¬ the evidence against him AAas totally with it if we got into trouble fore insufficient to convict him his attorney Alice and II 0 were to hide in the Xoel Avas howling all the time and his in order togiA e him the completes Ain furze bushes where Lord Tottenham face was very Avhite and Alice said dieation placed his client on the stand changes his collar and they were to Oh do let Xoel go dear good kind and asked him point blank Did aou say Seize liim to Pincher and then Lord Tottenham hell fuiiit if you dont cut the cow The effect Avas startling when Pincher had seized Lord Totten ¬ I know he will he does sometimes With blanched face quivering lips were to go and rescue him Oh I wish Aved never done it Dora the accused stared and agony ham we in at the from his deadly peril And he would said it Avas Avrong court and stammered Mein Gott How can I reward yon my noble say Dora displayed considerable com ¬ shudge I cant tell you a lie IknoAv I yoro pretrvers and it would be all mon sense said Lord Tottenham and shall go intlo hell if I dc 1 cut hof isaid I g ruck j ne let Aoei go ana Alice put herarmgjeow Case and Comment ¬ ¬ ¬ AA - We are so sorry with grief and pain We never will be so ungentlemanly again PARIS KENTUCKY swift vessel so that he could choosehis he thinks about Chinamen oting Ill j uuu jvuii uii tin lureiugn Willi L11C position and convenient give his ordWork guaranteed satisfactory Calla man AAho runs this cigar shop next ers by signal The ddfficulty Avith this promptly answered Your work ia door Bemember to use the very solicited Prices Avould be that the enemy Avould concenreasonable trate his fire on that toAver or ship AAith simplest English at your command The young reporter AAent inside the the certainty of sinking the latter and tea store took out his note book and rendering the former uninhabitable DR CALDWELLS The problem therefore is still unsolved thus addressed the proprietor Avho hap ¬ IN Against the effect of a torpedo if it pened to bealoneatthemoment CURES INDIGESTION Me me Telegraph John Iioav gets to the hull there is no safeguard The heaviest battleship is just as Aul John Xewspape savvy John XeAvs Me Unstan nerable as the lightest gunboat The pape print things think about FRANKFORT de- ¬ Aant know Ahat John best that can be hoped is that the CINCfflATI RY struction Avill be limited to a feAv com- Chinamen Aote see What John think Chinaman vote all same Melican partments so that those remaimng inIn Efiect March 1 1897 Savvy John man Vote What tact Avill be stifficient to keep the ship DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY afloat But this onry puts- off the eAil think The Chinaman listened to him Avith hour As the vessel becomes water logged her speed falls off and her profound graA itj until he had finished EAST BOUND maneuvering capacity is reduced so and replied The question of granting the right that the enemy may then pick his posiLvo Frankfort 630am 800pn tion of adAantagc and shatter her Avith of suffrage to Chinese citizens Avho have Arr Elkborn i4iam 320pm 651 am his guns or administer a coup de grace come to the United States Avith the Arr witzGr Jpro 702am H48pm avoAved intention of making this coun- ¬ Arr Slam plug Ground Avith another torpedo Arr Du vails 708am 58pm Altogether the prospects of ones com- try their permanent home is one that Arr Georgetown 720am l16pm Lve Georgetown 800am 4i0pm ing out of n naAal engagement unhurt has occupied the attention of thought ¬ A rr Newtown K12am 442pm - for years and re far from bright Even the wounded ful men of all partiesArr Centreville 832am 452pm Elizabeth 828am 458pm stand a poorer chance than Avas the case it may become in time one of paramount Arr fans SMOmu 510pm At present hoA eer it Arr in the old AAooden ships Hoav the sur- ¬ importance geons are to get at them Avith the essel 3eems to me there is no exigency re WEST BOUND divided into a hcnejcorab of compart- quiring an expression of opinion from ments AAith no direct interconnection me upon the subject You AAill please Lve Paris 020am I 580pnx ArrElizabeth 542pn 0am 548pm AAihere they can be conveyed directly excuse me Arr Centreville 38am The young reporter AAent outside and Arr Newtown from the guns without traversing doors 048am 558pm 1000am 610pm passagesintricatennd many is diff- leaned against a lamp post to rest and Arr Georgetown and Lve Georgetown 1040am 635 pm icult to understand Those AAho happen recoAer from a sudden faintness that Arr Uuvalis 1056am 646pm Arr Stamping 1110am 653pm to be stationed In the battle ships di- had taken possession of him His com Arr Swlrzer Ground H25am 704pm steered hjm Arr Elkhorn over the torpedo or handling rade had purposely rectly 1135am 711pm IhoSam 725pm rooms may perhaps be loAvered at once against one of the best educated to surgeons there placed but Avhat is Chinamen in the United States GEO B HARPER C D BERCAW to become of the rest in more distant Youths Companion GenlSupt Geul Pass AaL positions is not clear A Test of Friendship show thc great adAll of The folloAAing incident is told con- ¬ vantage of the almost perfect discipline cerning Jonn Buskin the English and drill noAV prevailing in the navy critic Mr Buskin Avas so merciless art in Indeed it uever has been so completelA his criticism of the Avork of artists that recognized as it is at the present day a cold word from his pen ould send that the best protection for a AAarships back an important picture unsold to the i crew is their own fighting capacity Xo painters studio He had armor is so efficient as celerity of action his fearless Avay a picturecriticised in of a Avell and good gunnery That ship Avill win knoAvn painter ayIio was very EAST BOUND much and incidentally save the greater num grieved at the effect The Avriter Lv Louisville 830am 600pm ber of lives of its men Ahich first plants hearing of the sorrow Awote to on Ar Lexington the 1115am 840pm effective projecle in aA ital part of an artist that he regretted he could the enemy The sea fight Avill not be speak more favorably of the picture not but gained by the ship Avhich Avithstands hoped it would make no difference in the most pounding but by the ship their friendship The artist it is said AAhich pounds hardest and quickest and wrote in reply the folloAving note so destroys or impairs her antagonists Dear Buskin Xcxt WEST BOUND pounding capacity ItisthatsAAift at- shall knock you down time 1 meet you I tack and superior marksmanship Avhich make no difference in but I hope it Avill bur friendship aboAe all else characterize the crews of Utica X Y Observer ArShelbyvillelO01am720mu the Avarships of the Lnited States and Louisville 1100am Tl5pm It Afleeted the Supply it is in just this that the Spaniards are Trains marked thns f run Hoav do you sell eggs most deficient X Y Independent asked a cept Sunday other tniis rr dally Champa street Avoman of her grccer Through Sleepers between LouSiffle How He escaped Wngton ana New York without to do man Does your ife ever ask you Eighteen cents a dozen AAar prices shopping for her Xot since last week Then she asked ou know But hat nifference does ar make me to match a piece of ribbon at Laceys with the hens F B Carr and I inquired if she had bought it of Why dont you see all the Black pretty little curly headed girl near that the steenth street entrance and she Spanish hens have been killed off and Biv Pass Agent they were the greatest layers of a neednt bother shed go herself A Billings he said after they had inAaded several laundries rAvithout any nd he cannot Aiy on deck It rn proposed to build a separate important result here is a tea store I ish you ould go in and talk AAith Sd toAver for him or to take him Vthe flag ship and put him on a small the proprietor I Avant to knoAv Avhat -AA AA JOHN CONNELLY 1VHHfT iia l35 ¬ M ¬ SYRUP PE PSI i IS ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ A ¬ ¬ Ir- - ¬ ¬ ¬ this-goes-t- ¬ -- AA mm i duo rt TIME TABLE i i ¬ -- Mpafcitv AA AA AA ikiv r jS jjuJsLvt y breed Ave had Denver Tijji -- - - f 7C v - - ucAingion Jty i j i wikunu 35S8 J ISSWEW twy e C THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JUNE THE HOG IN SUMMER PERSONAL MENTION tJNFORTUNATE COLORS Prince Albert of Belgium on his re If Kept Healthy and Thrifty the Ani ¬ cent visit to San Francisco escaped an mals Are Sure to Lay On Flesh Very Rapidly interview by claiming to be only the princes private secretary If the Best growth of the hogs Is se- ¬ An Irishman recently said of our cured during the summer it is essen- ¬ navy that it was as strong as Sampson tial to maintain good health and keep and Schley as a fox What more STOUT POST ANCHOR the hogs as comfortable as possible Plenty of good clover or grass with a good variety of ground grain or mid ¬ dlings made into slop with milk is an important item in maintaining thrift But in addition there must be good shelter under which the hogs can lie when their appetite is satisfied pro- ¬ tected from the hot sun and from rains If the best health is maintained it is essential that the bedding for the hogs be dry and this cannot be assured even in summer unless a dry shelter is pro ¬ 3 1898 The policy of this country regarding foreign complications seems likely to remain conservative The Monroe doctrine according to the declaration of our leading politi cians will be sustained but patience and prudence in official quarters will restrain the exuberance of public opinion The wisest and most prudent course for the rheumatic and the malarious is to use Hostetters Stomach Bitters which also cures kidney complaint and dyspepsia ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Oar Anerlcam Policy Jaundiced Man with Red Necktie Is Taken for a Spaniard and Has a Narrow Escape Just the Thing for Country Places Wliere Temporary Wire Fences Are Used from Time to Time Where temporary wire fences are used to any considerable extent the corner or end posts may be anchored as shown in the illustration The large xock a is sunk into the ground as deep as the post is placed and the earth is solidly trampled above it Place the vided wire around the stone before it is put The shelter in summer should of into the ground then pass it around course be well ventilated When on pasture rather more than when on dry feed hogs require plenty of salt and one of the best ways of supply is to keep abox under shelter in a convenient place filled with salt and ashes three parts ashes wood ashes are best and A little copperas one part of salt added will make it still better Re ¬ plenish as often as may be necessary There is no danger In this way of any of them eating too nruch salt and ashes and this plan will give better results than to give it at stated inter- ¬ vals HOW TO ANCHOR A POST the top of the post By using a stick b the wire can be tightened if there is nny tendency to become loose To move the fence loosen the lower strand from -- the posts Begin at one end and make a coil about two feet across Boll this on the ground crossing and recrossing the strand of wire with the roll about every foot of length on the strand The barbs will hold it and keep the roll together When the roll is as large as is convenient to handle cut the wire and begin again When replacing fasten one end to the post where the top wire is to stay and roll along the ground close to the posts Follow with the second one a little further off and then the third Experience has provedkto me that this is the easiest quickest and best plan to remove wire fence as after some practice it can be done quickly IS D Smith in Orange Tudd Farmer POULTRY DISEASES ¬ Another item in maintaining good health is to supply plenty of fresh wa- ¬ ter Xo matter how much milk or good slop is given nothing will do so well in satisfying thirst as pure fresh water and the hogs should have all that they will drink every day If they do not have access to a running stream fresh water should be given in the troughs Very little bedding is necessary but it should be changed occasionally With clover and a slop made of middlings and milk it is an exceptional case when they will get too fat to thrive well as middlings and clover furnish more of the elements that make muscle and bone than fat But with corn and clover if the hogs are given all that they will eat every day they may keep too fat to thrive as they should As for growing pigs especially during the summer there is no advantage in keep ¬ ing them very fat Better health and growth can be maintained if they are kept in a thrifty condition If they are kept healthy and thrifty they will near- ¬ ly always prove profitable St Louis Republic CLEAN FARM BOILER Dewey want Mrs Thomas T Hoe of Washington claims to be the first and Mrs 2sT H Van Sichlen of Chicago the second woman to ride a womans bicycle which was done in both cases in 1SS7 Mrs Roger Wolcott wife of Gov Wolcott of Massachusetts is erecting a monument to the memory of her ancestor Col William Prescott one of the heroes of Bunker Hill Two children of Mrs Parnell remain both in Ireland Annie now Mrs Mc Dermott Ihes in County Wicklow and John Henry who was a peach grower in Georgia for a number of years naw holds a public office in Dublin Rear Admiral Dewey the hero of Manila entered the naval academy from Graduating a little before Vermont thewar his early active service included participation in the gunboat fighting that preceded the capture of FortDon elson and the attacks on Fort Fisher ne became a captain inl8S2 Henry Allen Howard can do strange things He can stick hat pins through his cheeks lips and calves drive nails through his feet and hands and per-¬ form many similar wonders He recent ¬ ly gave an exhibition at the Astor house in New York city and demonstrated that wounds of the character above de scribed cause him no pain ¬ The man with the yellow jaundice leaned up against the drug store at the corner of Harrison and Halsted street and wiped the perspiration from his forehead He was badly out of breath and he consequently talked rather spasmodically to his friend I tell you Ive had a mighty narrow escape he gasped Why how s that ¬ We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe himi perfectly honorable in all business transac- ¬ tions and financially able to 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the cause of the whole trouble I was goin along down Blue Island when I came to a gang out in front of a saloon talkin war I stopped to hear what the latest was I wasn t doin a thing when some cove sings out Look at this Spaniard right Everybody turns on me here in the crowd an a brick just grazes my ear I says I aint no Spaniard what you talkin about You bet he is hes got the Spanish flag on im right now yells another But I didnt catch on yet Thats right shouts another man the yallers on his face and the reds in his necktie lynch him The whole crowd made for me and Icut for this corner I give em the dodge two or three But say Ive got to times and got away wear a different colored necktie till I git Chicago Chron over these yaller janders icle m m Better A GREAT REMEDY Greatly Tested Greatly Recommended Mrs Herzmann of 356 East 68th St New York City writes A little more than a year ago my hair began turning gray andf falling out and although I tried ever so many things to prevent a 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proper thing Fur ¬ nish good sharp grit for the fowls and dont get the poultry so fat that the or- ¬ gans will be so clogged that they can- ¬ not perform iheir normal duties Make the roost tight and dry and pro vide convenient dusting places Make the fowls exercise by scratching in 2itter In fact this last point and clean Jresh water will go a long way toward keeping the fowls in good health There is no kind of stock on the farm that is more healthy than fowls when they have proper care Too many peo- ¬ ple try to crowd 100 fowls in too small a house This not only lessens the number of eggs but is apt to breed dis ¬ ease as well The fowls in the center of a crowded perch will get too warm A ind therefore colds will follow 20 by 30 feet is not a bit too large house for 100 fowls The proper way is to divide the fowls up into smaller flocks of say 12 to 20 fowls each and separate ¬ Portable farm boilers for cooking vegetables for hogs and other animals are now made in many styles but on 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STOCK CattlecommonS 3 00 Demand for Merino Itnmn 4 M 4 J5 Select butchers Among the most conspicuous fea- CALVES Fair to yood light 6 50 la 7 3 35 3 tures of the present brisk trade in pure ¬ HOj Common them during the cold weather at least 3 95 Go 4 15 Mixed packers bred sheep is the demand for Merino Agricultural Epitomist 3 50 0 4 00 Lijrht shippers 1 A Marie I understand that you are engaged to be married Xo merely engaged Daisj Truth Unexpected Answer Clerk It is just 20 years since I entered into your emploj rnentV Principal That shows Fliegende Blatter how patient I am r iSaCVWJ V M f S839R1E Dont From a Personal Standpoint isjf afKsrrArrVTCir jKJsgrjSfcSgT Vasss Tb r you think said one young man that literature is in a state of decline Unquestionably COVERED KETTLE replied the other Its in a chronic state of decline with loosened The accompanying cut shows thanks Washington Star covering the ket-¬ an excellent plan for Mary I remember when I was a lit tle when it is constructed out of doors tle girl the gentlemen when they called This keeps everything snug and dry would hold me on their laps and tell and presents a much better appearance me fairy stories Maude Well I supthan does the kettle that is exposed to pose they do the fairy tale part of it yet the weather Such a kettle can be lo- ¬ Yonkexs Statesman cated convenient to the various farm Caller to child whose mother has buildings to economize labor in feed ¬ left the room for a moment Come ing out the cooked food Whatever may here to me mj dear Enfant Terrible be the relative chemical value of cooked Xo I mustnt do that Mamma told and uncooked food for farm animals it me I must stay sitting in the chair be- ¬ is safe to say that the digestibility of cause theres a hole in the cushion vegetables is greatly aided by cooking Glasgow Evenincr Citizen which is a most important point in the case of feeding young animals X Y THE MARKETS A Distinction wt 1UJ-Ti-l--TirrrI -ur l T Ij- -- syyit iA ¬ Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People area wonderful medicine and anyone that is afflicted with shortness of breath palpitation of the heart nervous prostration and general debility will find that these pills are the specific HERMAN HEVELER Subscribed and sworn to before me a Notarv Public this 24th dav of May 1897 ADAM POUTSZONG Notary Public Mr Eveler will gladly answer any inquiry regarding this if stamp is enclosed Dr Williams Pink Pills cure people troubled with the after effects of the grippe because they act directly on the impure blood They are also a specific for chronic erysipelas catarrh rheumatism and all diseases due to impure or impoverished blood ¬ days returned I am capable of transacting my business with increased ambition the and former Cincinnati JJI and Chicago St Louis oetrot Toledo and Detroit 1 fll M E INGALLS ELEGANT DINING CARS WARREN J LYNCH E O MCCORMICK Passenger Trade Manager Asa t Gen Pass 4 TfctAgt President HARBOR CHICAJfef VJgfcgNTON im afflliy835 II T2t3JS JdoffSk FALLSTQH ¬ ¬ Time and court plaster heal all wounds Chicago Daily News JcAiRO I I LOUISVILLE X yC77 NTl NEWPORT ¬ crSST NEWf G1 D POINT ESBTrtTiT TMmiimiiiiiiMiiMiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiMiliiliMiiiiimimiiHiiiiiiiiiiM GASTORIA For Infants and Children F-- 4 tmlumin t li titiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimnMiiiHtiliimiiiiniimiimiiii Jsjsss h --- iA DO ii HMiiiiiiini i ii i ii ii niintii n niiiiitii1n itiiiiiiini m The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature -- ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL RI AND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 RfrGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE teSraREPEATINSAJMSrC 180WlNCHESTEfc AVB NEW HAVEff GWtf - AMONG THE POULTRY year old The pullet is so called until she is a Never feed sulphur to fowls in damp or rainy weather Bone meal can usually be fed to grow ing chickens to advantage Be sure and provide plenty of shade for fowis during the summer In quantity of eggs pullets will excel but not in quality for hatching The loss of feathers often proceeds fjom unclean dusting arrangements When a chicken picks itself frequent ¬ The advance in the price of wool 2ias greatly stimulated the inquiries for rams of the fine wool varieties and breeders report their stocks pretty well cleaned up It would be well if those who resort to this cross would have re ¬ gard somewhat unto the bodily excel- ¬ lence of the rams they buy If it cost as much to raise a pound of wool in the central west as some authorities have repeatedly stated there is surely very little encouragement yet to em ¬ bark in the wool growing industry without regard to muton production Breeders Gazette rams There is no necessity for giving cut clover to fowls if they have the run of a grass plot II confined in yards at grass of any kind may be given once a day or a sod of grass may be placed in the yard for the hens to pick Bulky food cheapens the cost because it pro- ¬ motes digestion thereby keeping the fowls in a thrifty condition and induc ¬ ing egg production A diet consisting exclusively of grain is too 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small grain ina young or of there chard them re- ilnrly St Louis Republic - It is a good plan to dip the eggs in FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheatr No Southern Wheat Worms Convulsions Jeverish tion Sour StomachDiarrhoea facsimile Signature of Aperfect Remedy 2 1 nss andLoss OF SLEEP STEW YORK Corn Mixed Oats No 2Avhite Rye No 2 western CATTLE First Quality HOGS Western 10 3G- 1 16Ju y HMIUFRQlTYThe0rIand 1 You Have 35iJ 4 SO 4 50 37 35 0054 4 70 4 60 1 Always Bought INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed lO treatment Free Dr II II UUEKVa SOMSAtlanta Ga Farms Mineral 7 flfin nfin ACRES Jandj JJonthjTimber cay cheap fUUUfUUU Colony terras FBKE CATALOGUE coses UrBl cnd for book of testimonials and V gives QY NEW DISCOVERY worst o quickrclief and cures days WIICIUtTKnD CO KashTlIIc Tcnn 10 334 S02 3 75 4 00 1 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam - 12 mm G 00 37 32JJ 50 75 EXACT COPVOFWBAEFEB swy CASTORIA TWC CENTAUR COMPANY TEACHERS 1O0O needed now to contraetfar UMOVTKiCllBKS AOENCIES Mtttbnrsli Pa WANTEIL MACHINERY Borine and Drilling UfCI I JLOP31JM A MYMAJjTlFFJyOhjo WW Kfaths NEW YORK CITY E 17 1 WHEIV WKITMKG TO AUVlCKTISKKS please tate that yew saw tlie Advert A N K west la this jpaper -- a ytflyyaKMiywiV EHiiyF - 28JVTO i - v p -- t gflBgipanT tv v nyjyytnjwyijwntMyt- - agrx MrjOfWWWSlV THE BOURBON NEWS PARISjKY -- FRIDAY JUNE 3 1838 HOW THE GURKHAS FIGHT Uagoakd tf Reisds new laundry is Give tie a call Haggard Reed They Punctuated Their Attacks on a For ¬ tress With Football Games Not two miles from Nilt progress was again arrested and this time for weeks by the fortresses of Thol and Maium These seemed impregnable for where the slopes of the cliff were not inaccessible the defenders had turned the water course on the elge of them so that they were quickly coated with ice In front of these strongholds the officers and Gurkhas played football every afternoon the latter who were very keen kicking the ball without bending the knee The Hunzas however object ed to the game and as soon as one com jmenced would open fire which the -- doing first class work H MSiC9 lYflBBC Hag4 Pinti C IBCSfi L dJi Cures a Prominent Attorney ¬ Idealism and Realism What do you think my dear ex- ¬ claimed Mr Brownjones in tones of joy- ¬ You know the Feder ful excitement is meeting in our city ation of Authors Well we are to have the honor of en- ¬ tertaining the celebrated novelist Go dolphin Whatnot as our guest Um responded Mrs Brownjones enigmatically Is Mr Whatnot a realist or an idealist Why do you want to know asked ¬ IRONING MADE EStSY To SsSMI Ml II W S Anderson the Wright Medical Co hts Gents I have purchased a box of Wrlgrug- PoiornrrononiDafpnm TnmesT Blaser else Waverly O and used them forfetomach Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules IJWl ¬ QWlfitKt lVVi J irr it rz jZltX ¬ ¬ players regarded not So the Kanjutis started a game of polo on the maiden outside Thol but the British fire was more effective for the Gurkhas are capital marksmen and the game was soon dropped Finally a Dogra sepoy The following night 50 Gurkhas and 50 Dogras of the imperial service troops under Lieutenant Manners Smith an expert cragsman hid at the foot of the gully and remained shivering there for hours until at early dawn the remainder of the forco diverted the enemys attention by a continuous fire Followed by his 50 Gurkhas Manners-Smith commenced the perilous as cent and behind them came Taylor and his Dogras with the mortifying result that after two hours climbing the gully was found to be blocked Steps were retraced to where the gully forked and there he again led upward in such manner that had one of the leaders missed his hold most of the party might have been swept away This time they were right and the leaders were within 60 yards of the first sangar before being perceived The xalarm being given the interchange of shots at once ceased and all attention was directed to the daring climbers Rocks and showers of stones were pour ed down but the little band had passed the most exposed points and only a few were destroyed Calmly they swung themselves up from rock to rook until at length the pluokly subaltern and a few of his men were seen to storm the first sangar the defendants scattering after a short resistance Pall Mall -- named Nagdu discovered a gully which seemed possible and ascended this alone ¬ -- - ¬ -- Magazine UNLOADING COAL Two Ways of Discharging Coal From Ca- - deepening slips that shut together in the mud biting out a great mouthful of ivy it to be lifted up and dropped into a scow are also used in unloading coal TUESDAY JUNE 14TH 1898 in taking coal out of boats The ordinary way of unloading coal from boats into returning avptv spnnnd Tiiprjiv in ourV hearts on the wharf alongside is with month REEEHEXCEr Every leading physician ibig Bcoops holding a quarter of a ton of Pari ieach which are hung on pivots so that when they are cast loose they can easily npset and emptied These scoops are V LJVJilled in the boat by men who tip the TJnrrr Tin- - ii i U VI 111111 t ficoop on its side toward the coal and liwu jl x ULLiixiiz- - uuciuibu ssorape the coal down into it until it is I have secured Doug Thomas Train- almost full and then right it up and finish filling it with shovels The scoop ingtables in the snbmbs of Paris Ky is hooked on to a rope and hoisted up lately occupied by John T Hedges A by horse or steam power to the driver splendid track is attached to these waiting with his cart on the wharf steibles which have every modern con who empties the scoop into his cart nanionia t Hn m ota t Meanwhile the mon hflWn fiiiinJ- VttU tu - nalboats Into Carts Scoops like those that are used in taking up mud from under water in Brownjones surprised Well if he is an idealist I can just leave things as they are but if he is a realist I must give the house a thorough cleaning from top to bottom I may not be literary but Ive dipped into realistic novels and I know their style The right hand curtain hung slightly askew suggesting that one of the dra pery pins had lost its grip A pendulous cobweb waved mournfully from the cornice just above the door leading into the hall and there was a fine bloom of dust like that of the purple grape on the piano lid In the left hand corner of the room almost buried in the pile of E E C PHELPS tho leading pension somewhat faded carpet was an invisiattorney of Belfast N Y writes ble hairpin clearly indicating the re I was discharged from tho army on cent presence of a woman in the apart- ¬ account of ill health and suffered from ment Find out right away Barring heart trouble ever since I frequently had ton what Mr Whatnot is and then I fainting and smothering spells My form shall know how to proceed I have no was bent as a man of 80 I constantly wore an overcoat even in summer for fear of desire to let my house afford material New taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ to a realistic observation sharp Orleans Times Democrat ness My rest was broken by severe pains about the heart and left shoulder Three Tears For Revenue Only years ago I commenced using Dr Miles Cure notwithstanding I had used so A heterogeneous collection of loafers Ileart much patent medicine and taken drugs from sat in the village public house alter- doctors for years without being helped Dr nately wiping their eyes and sighing Miles Heart Cure restored me to health It heavily The landlords son had been is truly a wonderful medicino and it affords buried that day and a fitting air of me much pleasure to recommend this rem gloom pervaded the place edy to everyone What a lot of fuss you make about Dr Miles Remedies ¬ it cried a smart young bravo who had are sold by all drug been surveying the company with ill gists under a positive guarantee first bottle concealed disgust Why should we benefits or money re ¬ bother ourselves about a corpse funded Book on dis- ¬ The others stared at him aghast but eases of the heart and before they could reply the landlord nerves free Address himself came in and proceeded to serve DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind out quarts of ale in dignified fashion He went round the room systematically until he came to the smart young man who held out his baud for the pitcher Nay lad thall get no ale from me said the landlord Why not was the aggrieved question Cos tha hesut earnt it like trest Theyve been blubbing for two hours an tha hesnt as much as taen thy handkerchief art o thy pocket My L H D motto today is No blub no ale so got to go wiout Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati thas Then the young man understood why Ohio the grief of the company had been so Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris intense London Telegraph ¬ ¬ v23 ag V tt rtrsff 3iiw rJrjKltlil wigs flgg2g3g2 RSaim Trouble and Constipation I was unable to Jsea do anything for nearly two years ana they three boxes of your Celery Capsules otters o have cured me For the benefit of afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Andersm 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 o mm B- 1 SBfiSSiW BIG FOUH ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM VJSM WKMMk i r iwrvi var vm ZmtWAm wmm TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan ¬ STARCH REM INVENT ivuvuilLJ MME3 COLLARS tf IVKJ CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel -- VVWIllU a jg jiq uucm cmor wenr nu iiiiLii linui DniinuT nunr mjuum AND GUFFS STIFF AND NICE BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Bnffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Be sure your tickets O Jft NEW YORK I ONE POUND OF TiilS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH UTACTURED THCHlJRINGFRRRnSCQ AKEOKUKjOWA ONiy Qy FOUR read via BIG McCORMICK X I Ig COPYRIGHTED iimiiiiiii NEWHAVENC0NMf J4 Passenger Traffic Mgr B MARTIN ffca Gen Pass Tki Agt O Cincinnati This starch is prepared on scientific principles bv men who have had years of practical experience m fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any other substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers HOW TO FIND OUT JllTrawlTVJT3acasalwulliyulAJrJLllUlAJlrlJilJlllu MRS LAURA WEISHAUF Of Murry Ind mmsjnnH TLuiiniffiHirrr Hews and CDinions OF I ¬ OPTICIAN Landman H As to Horseback Riding i i I jbe I l 0 I I - I i I I 1 lu B I J nust be men of strength and endurance auu iney may nave to work long hours The steam scoop is used in only the smaller sizes of coal but the work that it does is done much cheaper than it xQuld be done by hand shoveling The scoop is dropped open upon the coal in thd hold of a canalboat and then closed by power operated by the engineer who runs it The separated lower edges of the twaparts of the scoop are drawn to ¬ gether down through the coal until they - meet thus holding the coal inclosed The scoop is then hoisted tip and swung in by power not over the cart but over an elevated pocket or bin which has a spout on each side so that rtwo carts can load at once When it iiias been swung in the scoop is opened to discharge its contents into the pocket and then it is swung out again and once more dropped open upon the coal in the boat below New York Sun ifthinwrn scoop Te nnA who do 12 71 7 W G SWTH A TTP 11 PAttlS KENTUCKY 1 1 nluluuywilBrTwne8 J wueru peopie aonc care anout the easy V0Its akn0W What y0Ur6 queer notion and talg in Kentucky cant get used iuv I The Kentuckian was talking freely about horses Although it was a sale 8table fle was speaking his mind e e SpefheS gait of the bean tiful creatures V trainer trott up and dow not lost his 1 k or grave ar when he aeatffl things about U wuus dxm a cnance worvi wuu AJ a l3lf na ia 4fffx 4 lMU nuu ue spoue xjii tiL uuo buuugui of Kentuckians and westerners Tsa a 1S fThat s aDS Xt 6ometmng rid lse amt really inS to jolt up and down and look stylish on a trotting horse You cant say much J6 TJ Fill a common glass with urine Recommends Wrights and let bottle or twenty it stand four hours a sedi- ¬ Celery Capsules ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the Kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too Murry Ind Sept IT 189G frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof hat the kid- ¬ The Wright Medical Co neys and bladder are out of order Columbus Ohio WHAT TO DO There is in Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased expressed comfortDr the knowledge so often Kilmers Swamp that a bos of Wrights Celery Capsules fnm the great kid ey remedy fulfills every Root wish L C Davenport druggist Bluffton in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver part of bladder urinary Ind and used them tor sromach trouble sages and every inability the hold urine pas corrects itpain in pnssing i to bad effects and¬ with which I had been afflicted for more scalding folor lowing than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ comes use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ that of being sules I have lost all trace of pain and my compelled tounpleasant necessity during the get up many times is entirely well I can eat anv- - night to urinate The mild and the extraor- ¬ stomach is soou realized tbing and can truthfully say that I have dinary effect of wamp-Root highest for It stands thedistressing its wonderful cures not felt better m years ca es Tf vnn noort of the most a moHiriino vaii chrn ilrl liova tha Koct UnlJ Yours Respectfully by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar Mrs Laura Weishauft You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet 00 both sent free by mall upon receipt of three Sola by VV T Brooks at 50c and cover cost of two per box Send address on postal to the on cent stamps to Mention The postage the bottle Paris KyNKWSand send your address to Dr fright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Kilmer Co Binghampton N Y The trial size free j proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen- uiness of this offer 24sn lmo 1 i -- National Importance T OU J L COJNTAIiNFS BOTH 6 -- - Daily by mail - Daily and Sunday by mail r a 8 a year year I The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper 1 the world in - i iwc m rz m4gft iir i - f r - r - By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copy Address THE SUN New York Hr mT9- f r- - m JS -- I Vi 1 rir ohon- nht - HERE IS SOME J - n -- I 0DG kS 22mar lmo -- Hogs Wanted 2o0hogs weighing from 50 to pounds Address C V HIGUINS Or R B HUTCHCRAFT 29apr 4t 175 though everywhere and they would learn how to rise up like the Boston women But they didnt keep it up A steal away and the gallops the thing for country American riding Boston Transcript Wisdom Beyond His Years that a trotting horse can be a saddle horse Women want to be stylish to Paris Ky TQ THE FARflflERe OF BOURBQN GUin As asent of The Page Woven Wire Fence Co I am prepared to Dut ud the best wire fence on tho market It is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock xPm- and to give satisfaction Electric Lijjhtins In Tunnels I have put up fence this season for America is leading the wav in the farmers who have had the Page Fence matter of illuminating railway tunnels in use far seven or eight years I am also prepared to pnt up the by means of electricity The Baltimore best Chicken Pence on the market tunnel is thus lighted and arrange--men- ts If von are needing nny fence give me are being made to light the Hoo- a call sao tunnel in the same way Similarly O W MILLER Agent on the continent the great St Gothard Paris Ky tunnel will shortly be illuminated by jmeans of arc lamps The advantages claimed for an electrically illuminated railway tunnel are many Among other nothings it will presumably greatly re- duoe the chances of an accident happen- hing either from collision or through a broken rail or an obstruction as the enigneer will be enabled to see clearly - long way ahead far enough at least if the lights are properly distributed to stop his train in time Industries and Iron v- His mother found him in the jam and reprimanded him A little later she caught him teasing his baby sister and reprimanded him again I dont see whats got into you Willie she said Yonre usually the good little boy but today youre up to all kinds of mischief Im tired of being good he return ¬ ed with juvenile frankness Tired of being good she exclaimed You are aware that the Spring season has arrived You are now thinking of buying a Brand New What do you mean by that Well brother Bob is naughty most Outfit Men and Bots want new Suits Trousers Hats Shirts Underwear Shoes etc of the time and youre always giving Ladies and Misses want new Dresses Waists Skirts Underwear Shoes Slippers etc him things to get him to be good and I guess Ill be naughty for awhile and Remember this suggestive information It will be both profitable and pleasurable for you to call at see if 1 dont get something too TWIN BROS io examine the best and biggest Spring assortment of Clothing Dry Goods Shoes Slippers Sometimes a youngster seems to have etc you have ever seen Why not buy vour goods at TWIN BROS where you get the newest goods the wisdom beyond his years Chicago latest novelties the bst qualities at the lowest prices Our motto is Honest Goods at Honest Prices Post to- treat our customers honestly and courteously and they are well It has been our success FOR YOU Tarifttions on an Ancient Theme My wife said the tall lantern man is as womanly a woman 23awed gasjyou could find but she can hammer inails like lightning Wonderful sang the chorns Ligbthing the tall lantern jawed nnan continued seldom strikes twice Cincinnati En in the same place x Patient Rosy Eosy McShane was a fairly good maid of all work but like most of her kind she was woefully slack in caring for her own room Her mistress was ill for two or 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The Austrian government has a Hun- inches long and 2 ogarian opal 3 inches thick It weighs 17 ounces and of a The csfoxth 800000a honeyfire opal with yellow hyacinth red to reflections of bright light is firelike valued at from 5 to 10 per carat -- 3SHOE theoVd Akeorii1 Sl5 J Thats very interesting Youmust get right to work on it Oh dear no You wouldnt have me begin it on Friday would you Washington Star 1 Yes It is The Injurious Eestraints of Superstition Anoient and Modern TWIN BROTHERS I BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS s The republic of Uruguay has mote ooewspapers in proportion to its popula- isSSion than any country in the wono J P KIELY II tractive by the presence in the stations of young women who beg for all kinds of charitable objects One man in a hurry after rnnning the gantlet in the street was stopped five timesbetween the station door and the traintby re spectable beggarg London suburban travel is made at¬ ¬ 701 703 MAIN ST PiRIPY imperfect II I I - mwe in original FT - 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