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STT- T J t t - A u a - 91 t Tr vW r s 1 CHAMP MILLER ML BOU RB0N PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY NEWS Established Editors and Owners jD FRIDAY 7 feb 3 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY JUNE d MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In And About The News Culled u 1898 We are the peoples friends NO OFFICIAL ift- our ambition to haye you look through this stock o4U a pair Cluny Curts at 8340 a pair Scrim Curtains A 20c a yard New Fish Net Upholstery goods in large variety Draperies It is that Lex precincts Rurc trade center of the Blue Grass Section and ington is the natural iWn the Mercury Wm Fulton is thought to be danger- that Our Store is the converging point for Buvers of Furniture fouely ill Died OnWednesday last the four Carpets Wall Paper and Draperies is what we tell you now y ar old childpf Thos Bramblett near Miss Dora Brown is very ill with brain fever Miss Anna May Smart went to Car- ¬ lisle Saturday to visit friends Mr Cole Ball visited relatives at JTairyiew Saturday and Sunday Mr Jos McClelland left Sunday for Zanesville Ohio to buy horses Root Thompson shipped yesterday a car load of hogs of his own raising Attorney Cbas Wood of Carlisle was here Saturday on legal business Mr Sanford Carpenter shipped a car of horses to Atlanta Friday night Chas Darnell returned Saturday from a business trip in West Virginia MrJoe Peed of Mayslick was the guest of Mr John Peed Saturday and Sunday T P Wadell and daughter Mr Agnes are visiting Mrs Tom Prather The Strategic map will show Point Your Of our Mid May Merchandising KJARLISLE Ifrom Nicholas We re- ¬ County pair your linen and pat neck bands on Haggard Reed Iree WAR BOOK ly Congressman James Rankin YouDe All about War with Spain the Navy all defenses Battlx Ships etc Por traits ana biographies or Dewey and all prominent officers Nearly 600 pages Massive volume Alarvelously cheap It would be like painting the attempt a description of their colors and designs lily or gilding gold to Prices are the very lowest We 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Mr TaylorMathers and Miss Bertie Dallas of Garlisle at the Christian Church Tuesday June 14 Richard Evans son of Isaac Evans was thrown from his horse near Jacks town last Sunday afternoon and his right leg wasbroken belbW4the knee A correspondent writes from Licking that the Evening Light or Body Healers have closed a meeting at that He says point with several additions they wash one anothers feet and kiss each other at meeting the men kissing the men and the women kissing the Oh the Pain of Kheumatism 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 he cause it is the only remedy which can reach such deep seated diseases ¬ BestauShorfahip Oul antheutic official book Expeiic nee not necessary Any body can sell i Ladies as successful as gentlemen We are the largest sub ¬ scription book firm in America Write us Fifty 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supnlv yon write for cata logue to WL Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by WORLD CONTINUES TO Ask for j J t PROVE ITSELF NELSON opp 3 SHOE theWorki years this by merit For competitors 14 shoe Oar New Art Giafefue TO BE THEe Pleasant St First Presbyterian 5 TAILORING STOUT Manager Church Dr Bucks old office Office on Office Hours 3JC X OBrB firt floor The Smith Premier Typewriter CoiJ Cutter 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m J P KIELT 412 ftfalnut Street Cincinnati Ohio r U V P I KsiH 2 THE EOUKBON NEWS PABIS KY TUESDAY JUNE 7 1898 HIGHEST PEAISE M fa- f- - I CS Destroyed Da a Spanisn Torpedo in the San- tlano HarDor Disaster to American Fleet Is Reported Througli Span ¬ ish Sources It Is Said Eight of the Taken Prisoners Crew Es- ¬ caped Drowning But Were American Reports Say Sampson Pur posely Sank tlie Boat in the Channel And That No Lives Were Lost Washington Authorities Believe This Correct and That Cervera Is Now Held a Pris ¬ oner at Santiago de Cuba squadron again began a bombardment of the fortifications of Santiago de Cuba and a lively cannonade ensued for two hours which silenced the Spanish batteries Port au Prince June 4 Friday morning- at S oclock the American - dispatches from Cape Haytien and A BOLD DEED 3 Port au Prince the former saying i oclock and the latter 8 It is possible Volunteer Crew Scuttles the Merrimac that this arises from a confusion be-¬ in the Mouth of Santiago Harllor j tween the figures 3 and 8 Baltimore June 4 The Merrimac was purchased by the government The Heroes Attempted to Return But Un ¬ from the Lone Star Steamship Co The der Heavy Fire Compelled to Row to transfer was made in this city early in the Spanisli Flag Ship They April She was formerly the Norweg ¬ Will Be Exchanged ian steamer Solveig and was nearly destroyed by fire at Newport News in Washington June 6 1S9G The cork is She was built at Newcastle driven in the bottle was the comEng in 1S94 was 330 feet long 44 feet beam and had a net register of 2193 ment of the naval afiicers at the navy The Merrimac left Norfolk department Saturday morning upon tons where she was fitted for government the news of the sinking of the collier Merrimac in the channel at the en- ¬ purposes about a month ago CaiE Haitien Haiti June 4 A sec- trance of Santiago harbor Kingston Jamaica June v Hobson ond dispatch from Santiago de Cuba and the hero crew of the Merrimac states that it is believed that the Merrimac was sent into the neck of the were saved in the following manner Unable after the sinking of their harbor by Sampson for the purpose of to make their way back closing the port and thus prevent vessel the escape of the Spanish squad- through the storm of shot and ron From information conveyed by shell they rowed into the harbor to the prisoners it is believed they volun- ¬ the Spanish flagship and were taken teered for this dangerous work and on board unharmed The Spanish that none perished They were pre- ¬ admiral under a flag of truce on Fripared for the explosion when it oc- day sent word to the American admiral that he offered to exchange the priscurred New York June 4 A Washington oners adding that in the meanwhile dispatch to the New York Herald Hobson and his party would be treat ed with the greatest kindness says Washington June G Information No official information has been received at the navy department of the comes from the white house that the report that the collier Merrimac had secretary of the navy has received a been sunk in the entrance to Santiago dispatch from Adm Sampson stating The officials of the navy de- that the Merrimac was sunk in the harbor partment however are of the opinion channel off Santiago harbor for the that the cablegram from Porto purpose blocking the passage Rico is correct On Board Dispatch Boat Daunt and that Adm Sampsom lias effective less off Santiago de Cuba June G taken means to prevent the Spanish fleet Via Kingston Jamaica Rr Adm from giving him the slip and running Sampson during Friday morning de out under cover of a dark and rainy cided to close the narrow harbor ennight before the land forces can reach trance of Santiago de Cuba by sinking Santiago and co operate with him in the collier Merrimac loaded with coal the contemplated land and sea opera- in the channel He called for voluntions It is thought probable teers to go to almost certain death and he engaged the shore bat- 4000 men offered themselves Lieut that teries with the guns of his fleet Hobson and six men were chosen and Friday morning the Merrimac under her own steam entered the chan nel under a terrible Spanish fire The vessel was riddled with pro- jectiles but she anchored and swung around Lieut Hobson then set off an internal torpedo with an electric attachment there was an explosion the Merrimac sank the channel was closed and apparently Adm Cervera will be unable to es- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A HERO DEAD Japan June Capt Chas V Giidley Commander of fkm Olympia at ZUanila Died at Kobe London 4 Nervous and Tired fcf1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington June 6 Capt Charles Vernon Gridley commander of the cruiser 01ympiar and one of the heroes of the brilliant victorv at Manila is dead The announcement of his death was received by the navy department late Sunday afternoon in a cablegram from Paymaster Gait of the navy dated at Kobe Japan June 4 and directed to Secretary Long Capt Gridley is the first American officer of great prominence whose death is a direct result of the existing war with Spain As the commander of Adm Deweys splendid flag ship and one of the Admirals chief advisors Capt Gridley achieved distinction at the battle of Manila bay and added to his previous laurels by win ning high praise from his superiors in the service for distinguished gallantry and ability He fought his ship from the conning tower while Adm Dewey directed the movements of his squadron from the bridge of the vessel It was not known for several weeks after the engagement that Capt Gridley had suffered from it and even now the precise nature of his trouble is not disclosed Upon the arrival of the Zafire at Hong Kong on May 20 the navy de partment was notified that Capt Grid ley had been condemned by a board ol medical survey and invalided home Subsequent advices received by the de partment indicated that Capt Gridley was suffering from the effects of a rupture supposed to have been received during the battle at Manila but no details were given Capt Gridley was born in Logans port Ind in 1S45 was appointed to the naval academy from Hillsdale Mich in 1SG0 by Representative Henry Wal dron the Gridleys having removed from Indiana to Michigan when their son Charles was onlv three months old ¬ ¬ ¬ Papers Comment onthe Daring Was Not Able to do Her Work Untlfe Deed of Lieut Hobson and Men Hoods Sarsaparilla CureoV vousness and that tired feeling I the papers about Hoods Sarsaparilla and began taking it I am now able to do mr work as Hoods Sarsaparilla has relieved me Mrs T F Rich Hampshire 111 ¬ Naval Game in West Indies Seems Play ed Out Santiago Invites Capture by Military Action Cerveras Fleet Will Be Scuttled or Captured I was troubled with headaches ner- ¬ read inv ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NEGRO LYNCHED He Criminally Assaulted a Little Girl and Was Taken by a Mob and Hanged to a Tree Body Bullet Riddled F M M Mm Sf7 t se- -v - PERSPECTIVE 1 2 OF SANTIAGO DE CUBA 7 Cabanitas bay 13 Cubera Motto castle 19 Point Duan 8 Cajuma bay 14 Aguada river La Socapa 20 Miradero bay 9 RatoneS island 2 Smith island 15 Point Fortaleza 21 Miradero 10 Julian 4 Nispero bay 16 Point Blanca 22 Paradas 11 Point Yarey 5 Carlviza 17 Cascon river 23 Point Sal 12 Point Le Cruz 6 Point Gorda IS Caimanes river 24 Cinco Reales The mouth of the rharbor is about a quarter of a mile across There is a deeD- c r w nviiLci tiwmici wiu rn lacuuijis up iu jruiijii ia jruz oeyona wnicn point up to the eltv wvo ca iiujji me uiuuui 01 me narDor soundings Ti uu how a succession of shoals andtitv fathom channels hve ui nil v v f Stf- - vi - - Friday morning on the fortifications and war ships The cannonading was well sustained until 4 oclock a in One of the United States auxiliary cruisers well armed attempted to force the passage into the harbor The Spanish allowed the cruiser to ross the first line of torpedoes but before she arrived at the second line they dischared at her a torpedo which broke a great hole in her side and caused her to sink almost instantly bow first The name of the vessel is not known nor is the number of victims reported One officer one engineer and six sailors were made prisoners A dispatch from Santiago says that the vessel sunk is understood to be the Merrimac Only the extremities of her funnel and two masts are visible above the water The Santiago advices to Cape Hay ¬ tien in referring to the sunken vessel as auxiliary cruiser probably mistake her character The Merrimac is a collier and always has been a collier It will be noted that there is an im portant discrepancy as to the time at which the bombardment is said to have begun Friday morning between the --- An American vessel the Merrimac described in the advices from Santiago de Cuba as an auxilary cruiser mak ¬ ing a dash to force the entrance succeeded in passing the first line of de- ¬ fenses but was torpedoed about five Hundred feet up the channel She went down perpendicularly a pic An officer an engineer and six seamen were taken prisoners The number of victims is unknown Only the funnel and mastheads of the sunken vessel can be seen There is great excitement in the city A part of the population assist- ¬ ed in the fighting on the heights Everybody is astounded at the au ¬ dacity of the American vessel The American squadron was cruis- ¬ ing all the while in the offing Cape Haytien Hayti June 4 The American fleet according to advices received by cable from Santiago de Cuba the cable being under Spanish control opened fire again at 3 oclock ¬ - ¬ ¬ York George Charette first class gunners mate on the New York born in Lowell Mass 29 years of age last enlistment May 20 1898 has been in the service since 1884 his next of kin and during the engagement ran the is Alexander Charette father Lowell Merrimac into the narrow entrance of Mass the harbor and opened her sea valves Osborn not Oscar Deignan cox- ¬ allowing her to sink Just inside the swain on the Merrimac born in Stu- ¬ entrance the channel is so narrow that art la 21 years old last enlistment a vessel as large as the Merrimac April 22 1S9S next of kin Julia Deig-¬ sunk there would make it impos- ¬ nan mother Stuart la sible for Adm Cerveras ships to pass George F not John P Phillips on either side of her It is hoped that machinist the report that one of her officers and Boston 34 on the Merrimac born in years old last enlistment some of her crew were captured by the March 30 1S9S next of kin Andrew Spanish is incorrect yet it is realized that it was a dangerous task which Phillips Cambridgeport Mass Francis probably instead of John they had to perform and though Adm Kelly water tender on the Merrimac Sampson doubtless took every precau- ¬ born in Boston 28 years old enlisted tion possible to enable them to escape they may have been unable to get off at Norfolk April 21 last next of kin the sinking vessel and get safely past Francis Kelly Boston Randolph the Spanish batteries at the entrance New York Clausen coxswain on the born in Boston and 2S years to the harbor in a small boat to where of age last enlistment February 25 they could be picked up by one of the 1S97 next of kin Teresa Clausen wife vessels of the American fleet 127 Cherry street New York Now that Adm Sampson has thorough- ¬ It ly blockaded the entrance to Santiago icials is apparent to the department offharbor and penned Adm Cervera and not that the call for volunteers did extend beyond the two ships New his ships inside he can leave Commo- York dore Schley in front of Santiago with namedand Merrimac as all the men belonged to those two vessels a few ships and can take the re- ¬ Great admiration is expressed at the mainder of his fleet to Porto Rico to operate with the military expedition department at the cool pluck and discretion shown by the young cadet against that island George W Powell who took command of the New Yorks steam launch and Will Hold Porto Rico Washington June 4 The adminis ¬ lay under the batteries for many hours tration backed by its most prominent until he was satisfied from his own obadvisor has it is said come to the de servation that the Merrimac had gone termination to permanently hold Porto down before he returned to the flag Rico when it shall have becomeours ship It is felt that his fate involved With Haiti and Cuba as indenendent a display of quite as much courage republics with Great Britain controll- ¬ as wasshown by the Merrimacrcrew ing Bermuda and Jamaica and with and he is likely to profit by it the United States owning Porto Rico Hobson to Be Promoted the West Indies with the exception of Washington June G It was stated a few smaller islands would be in safe hands and the gateway to the gulf Sunday night at the white house that the recommendation of the president would be well guarded as to the promotion of Junior Lieut Drowned in Chickamaua Creek Hobson would be Chattanooga Tenn June 4 Ro ¬ before Tuesdaynot By sent to congress that time is nald McDonald private 1st Missouri expected that the arrangements itfor infantry of St Louis was drowned the exchange of the prisoners will while bathing in Chickamauga creek have been concluded making the fifth man who has been The Alfred Arrives at Halifax drowned in the same waters His Halifax N S June 6 The Ameri ¬ body is lying in an undertaking estab- ¬ lishment in this city and no directions can steam yacht Alfred from the great have yet baeri given as to its disDosi lakes bound to New York having been secured by the United States gov ¬ tion ernment arrived Sunday for coal- -- Washing ton June G The war department was open for business in a limited way for half the day Sunday and Adjt Gen Corbin was hard at work at his desk in telegraphic correspondence with army officers in all parts of the country and par ticularly regarding the Spanish military prisoners from whom selections will be made for exchange of the gallant little band that sunk the Merrimac The commanding officer at Fort McPherson Ga has furnished the department a full list of the cap- ¬ tives to facilitate the work of ex- ¬ change This is likely to occupy more time than was originally expected be- ¬ cause of the difficulty of communicat ¬ ing with the Spanish admiral at Santiago The number of Spanish prison prsat Fort McPherson is one first lieutenant seven second lieutenants one sergeant and nine privates Information afforded by the official records of the navy department as to the full names and antecedents of the gallant sailors who made up Hobsons little crew in sinking the Merrimac differs in some essentials from the data furnished through the dispatch boats Sunday morning The naval list is about as follows Daniel Montage first class machin ¬ ist on the New York born in Ireland and 29 years old last enlistment in December 1S96 next of kin Kate Gold- ¬ en sister 84 Horatio street New ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cape ¬ ¬ ¬ ror Matteawan Stillwater Breakwater Arkansas and Morgan Scenes of enthusiasm all along the Kingston Jamaica June 6 A dis- river front where thousands of people patch from Port Antonio says had congregated were witnessed A vessel that has arrived here from Whistles of all the river and bay craft Santiago de Cuba reports that the and mills and ringing of bells kept ud Americans sunk on Friday night the an increasing din as long as the trans- ¬ Spanish torpodo boat destroyer Ter- ¬ ports were in sight ¬ navy The Daily News says All English sailors will join with the Americans in admiration of this exploit under the point blank fire of the Spanish batteries Whether the Merrimac was intended to be sunk or to clear a fair way through the mines ¬ can not attect the praise due men who heroically volunteered to face almost certain death in the service of their country If the United States can count on of that kind in great emergencies the Santiago forts will be powerless to prevent Adm Sampson reaching the Spanish squadron should that meas- ¬ REMARKABLE CASE ure seem good to him Wzn Taylor of the Cruiser New York The article proceeds to argue that Wounded in the Arm Abdomen Liver it is premature however to suppose Lung and Shoulder Recovers that the channel is absolutely closed or that it would be impossible to de ¬ New York May G One of the re- ¬ stroy the hulk It says markable cases brought here by the English torpedo officers could de ¬ big ambulance is Wrm Taylor a Wash- ¬ vise many methods of floating out ington boy and a first class apprentice dynamite charges unless the hulk lies on the cruiser New York Tajlors far outside Morro Castle in which recovery is the most marvelous of any case it can not be blocking the channel of those remarked upon by the naval completely If the Merrimacs masts surgeons One day soon after the bom- ¬ and funnels are still visible she sunk bardment of Matanzas through iome where near the five fathom mark which the men on the New and has left the deep channel clear York passed without the slight ¬ est injury a revolver dropped LEAVE MOBILE from the belt of Boatswain Mullen and exploded The bullet passed through Taylors right arm at the elbow en- ¬ Five Transports Carrying United States Troops Sailed Under Sealed Orders tered the abdomen passed up through Amid Scenes of Enthusiasm the liver grazed the lung and came out through the left shoulder An op- ¬ Mobile Ala June 6 Five trans- ¬ eration for laparotomy was performed ports carrying infantry Col and Taylor recovered although natur ¬ Wheaton 3rd the 20th Col Page and infantry ally he is still suffering from the ef- troops A C D and F of the 2nd cavalfects of his multiple wound and the ry steamed down the Mobile river at operation 930 oclock Saturday morning en THE TERROR route presumably to Tampa but real- ¬ ly under sealed orders Spanish Torpedo Boat Destroyer Reported The transports are the steamers self-sacrifice morning little Jessie Scott daugh ter of the late Circuit Clerk J V Scott was outraged by a Negro named Hayden near Fairview He was arrested and lodged in jail Thursday nignt At high noon Friday a committee of seven of the best men in this city took Hayden to Mrs Scotts residence and placed him in the barn where the crime was committed The young girl was taken to the scene and upon entering the barn said Thats the man He was hand ed over to the mob A rope was placed around his neck and the crowd began moving An opening was made and through the lines the Negro was dragged and everybody hit him as he went The rope was fixed so it would not choke him and a run made for a tree Finally the crowd halted at the Iron Mountain crossing and the rope was thrown over the limb of a tree which stood within a few feet of where Ed Coy was burned for a like offense a few years ago He was tnen jerked into the air the rope tied and as the body oscillated it was riddled with bullets The crowds increased every minute and an Iron mountain train was held an hour as the crowd refused to get off the track The body swung from the limb several hours and was viewed by thousands of people ¬ Texarkana Ark June 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ London June 6 All the papers refer in terms of the highest praise to Naval Constructor Hobsons daring ex- ¬ ploit at Santiago de Cuba but some doubts are thrown upon the statement that the Merrimac so completely blocks the channel as the American reports assert The Times in an article reviewing the operations of the week says It is most probable that Adm Cervera has a deliberate intention to stay at Santiago therefore to open the channel would be of very little use to him It seems clear that his squadron was not prepared for war or fit for sea when it left the Cape Verde islands and there is good reason to doubt whether the Cristobal Colon even shipped her big guns at all Hobsons exploit is one of which the American navy may well be proud The idea that the wreck can be removed by the use of a little dynamite is opposed to all experience Madrid describes the affair as a brilliant Spanish victory but from dreams of such victories there is an unpleasant awak ening Adm Cerveras period of evasion is now ended and beyond creating an unreasoning panic in America he has accomplished nothing The naval game in the West Indies seems played out and little can be said of it except that events have conformed strictly to law and that no new and expected developments can be traced Santiago now invites capture by military action and Adm Cerveras ships unless scuttled can not avoid capture The Times commenting editorially on the exploit sa3s The perilous operation was executed with splendid gallantry by a little band of volunteers who almost miraculously escaped The destruction and fall of Santiago are now only a question of time with the disappearance of all the hopes founded up on the Spanish fleets Spains sympathizers recognize that Jier case is hopeless and America will not distress herself much about such warnings as that of the St Peters burg Novosti Saturday until the com ¬ bination assumes a more tangible form than there is any prospect of at present Peace is at Spains disposal when- ¬ ever she seeks it frankly and sincerely but her game is clearly lost and it is quite out of the question to define as honorable peace one restoring the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Is Hoods Sarsapariiiai six for Americas Greatest Medicine 1 5 Hoods Pills cure indigestion biliousness- - in an injured tone just been released from the witness stand and was rummaging amongst the jury Ive lost my hat replied the defendant the Whats the matter there suit said had who in the judge to the defendant Leeal Wit has it said the de- ¬ Perhaps Mr H counsel indicating the counsel for fendants the other side Not I replied that gentleman but I hope to have his whole suit before we get Chicago Tribune through ¬ ¬ ¬ A new through Sleeping Car line between St Louis and Colorado Springs will be estab- ¬ lished over the Wabash Ilock Island Short Line May 15th 1898 The time will be the fastest made with through service between these two points by many hours A through Sleeper will leave St Louis on Wabash train No 3 at 920 a m arriving at Colorado Springs the next morning at 1100 with a direct connection for Denver arriving at 1130 a m This is the fastest regular through service ever established between St Louis and Colorado Returning the Sleeper will leave Colorado Springs at 245 p m and ar ¬ rive at St Louis the next evening at 615 Patrons of this line will avoid the only un- ¬ pleasant feature heretofore attendant on Col ¬ orado travel inasmuch as the trip through Missouris fertile fields will now be by day ¬ light and the unattractive portion of Kansas will be traversed during the night with 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her with her sister destroyer the Furor as has several times been the case Jin dispatches from other points Panama Colombia via Galveston Tex June 6 News from various sources received via Carthagena indicates that the revolution in progress in Venezuela headed by the conservative leader Mocho Hernandez despite offioial reports seems to be formidable and daily gaining headway ¬ The assumption based upon dis- ¬ Bryans Regiment Goes to the Philippines patches from Madrid has been that Lincoln Neb June G Adjt Gen PhilippinesSaiv B Barry has received a telegram from Secretary Alger saying that the Third regiment of volunteer infantry organ- ¬ ized by W J Bryan has been accepted by the government and that it will be added to the contingent jroino- to tho - - ou Cincinnati Ohio CANDY CATH A DTI - - i ttWCOJWto THAOE MAftK RtOWTCTRD J The Revolution in Venezuela ¬ Dunkibk Ind June 6 Mrs Wm Camp of this city while cooking mush fell in comatose condition pulling th hot mush on her burning her face ana neck frightfully The chances for ra covery are unfavorable Burned by Mush IndM June 6 Dr W Graham while driving in the coun ¬ try three miles west of this city at CURE CONSTIPatS250 60c noon saw a very bright meteor de- ¬ erng nemedy Ccpy Chicago scend in the southeast Notwith ¬ 515 standing the fact that the sun was RU 1 U 0AU SElrRBHWteed by al AnyT XQPaoco Habit shining brightly the meteor was easily decernable being exceedingly brilliant Such an observance is very rare in the rases Send for bJok of tesUmoliftuandcures wti day time Noblesville a Meteor in Day Time licX A D RO PSYPrTS Washington June 6The Morgan income tax amendment to the war revenue bill was rejected 35 tn ss the senate Saturday af teraoon Morgan Income Tax Amendment Rejected s -- 3 mfipjp1 T Tl B pHw tfi yi fn fitt mwrg at p sffMyT wv 5st rff pHijapfsfft f5rw r- - SJ - T THE BOURBON NEWS PARTS BIT TUESDAY JUNE 7 1898 RECOGNITION No song- is ever -- 3 AT SANTIAGO Adm Sampson Arrives and Assumes Coi xnand of the Entire Naval Force OS The nightingale glen Whose melody is sweet is not unheard vain the shyest bird in loneliest woodland Js neer beyond the charmed ears of men hand And soon or late the worlds outreaohing Plucks each rare flower that blooms in desert sand Nor oceans depths nor arctic snows can hold Secure the secret of their treasure gold Think not to be oerfooked mankind is wise And naught of value long escapes its eyes Each day in cot or palace from your birth The world has paid you all it found you worth If you have missed the goal toward which you yearned Be sure of this the goal has not been earned Men may be false but man is ever true And man to man still metes his honest due Who rails at fate but mocks his own re- ¬ treat Who weeps at fortunes frown admits defeat And yielding marks his great unworthi ness For failure never yet deserved success The world is jealous but the world is just And gold is bought with gold and dust with dust To every worthy name is given renown On every royal head is placed a crown E O Laughlin in Washington Home Magazine -- Mr Trelawney will you please pick me off one of those men sir Hands it possible said the captain Trelawney was as cold as steel He looked to the priming of his gun Now cried the captain easy with that gun sir or youll swamp the boat All hands stand by to trim her when he aims The squire raised his gun the rowing ceased and we leaned over to the other side to keep the balance and all was so nicely contrived that we did not ship a drop They had the gun by this time slewed round upon the swivel and Hands who was at the muzzle with the rammer was in consequence the most exposed However we had no luck for just as Trelawney fired down he stooped the ball whistling over him and it was one of the other four who fell The cry he gave was echoed not only by his companions on board but by a great number of voices from the shore and looking in that direction I saw the among the trees and tumbling into their places in the boats Here come the gigs sir said I Give way then said the captain We mustnt mind if we swamp her now If we cant get ashore alls up Only one of the gigs is being manned sir I added the crew of the other most likely going round by shore to cut us off Theyll have a hot run sir re- ¬ turned the captain Jack ashore you know Its not them I mind its the round shot Carpet bowls My ladys maid couldnt miss Tell us squire when you see the match and well hold for it in earnest and looked to my prim ¬ ing Captain said I Trelawney is the dead shot Give him your gun his own is useless They exchanged guns and Trelaw ¬ ney silent and cool as he had been since the beginning of the bustle hung a mo- ¬ ment on his heel to see that all was fit for service At the same time ob- ¬ serving Gray to be unarmed I handed him my cutlass It did all our hearts good to see him spit on his hand knit his brows and make the blade sing through the air It was plain from every line of his body that our new hand was Avorth his salt Forty paces further we came to the edge of the wood and saw the stockade in front of us We struck the inclos ure about the middle of the south side and almost at the same time seven mu- ¬ tineers Job Anderson the boatswain at their head appeared in full cry at the southwestern corner other pirates trooping out from Ng 1 ROBERT LOUIS - STEVETlSOn PART IV CHAPTER XVII NARRATIVE DOCTOR fJ tfiiilsSsjP TRIP This fifth trip was quite different from iny of the others In the first place the little gallipot of a boat that we were in was gravely overloaded Five grown men and three of them Trelawney Redruth and the captain over six feet high was already more than she was meant to carry Add to that the pow 3er pork and the bread bags The gunwale was lipping astern Several times we shipped a little water and my breeches and the tails of my coat were all soaking wet before we had gone 100 THE JOLLY BOATS LAST CONTINUED BT THE yards V JV jfc The captain made us trim the boat and we got her to lie a little more even- ¬ ly All the same we were afraid to breathe In the second place the ebb was now making a strong rippling current run ¬ ning westward through the basin and then southward and seaward down the straits by which we had entered in the morning Even the ripples were a dan ger to our overloaded craft but the worst of it was that we were swept out of our true course and away from our proper landing place behind the point If we let the current have its way we should come ashore beside the gigs where the pirates might appear at any ¬ water In the meanwhile Ave had been mak ¬ ing headway at a good pace for a boat so overloaded and we had shipped but little water in the process We were now close in 30 or 40 strokes and we should beach her for the ebb had already disclosed a narrow belt of sand below the clustering trees The gig was no longer to be feared the little point had already concealed it from our eyes The ebb tide which had so cruelly delayed us was now making reparation and delaying our assailants The one source of danger was the gun If I durst said the captain Id stop and pick off another man But it was plain that they meant nothing should dela their shot They ¬ ¬ fmm moment two fresh men were at the oars tide keeps washing her down you pull a little stronger Not without swamping the said he You must bear up sir please bear up until you see I cannot keep her head for the stockade sir said I to the captain I was steering while he and Redruth The Could youre As Trelawney fired the ball whistled over our boat if you gaining t the tide kept sweeping us westward un ¬ had never so much as looked at their til I had laid her head due east or just fallen comrade though he was not about right angles to the way we ought dead and I could see him trying to to go crawl away Well never get ashore at this rate Heady cried the squire said I Hold cried the captain quick as If its the only course that we can an echo lie sir we must even lie it returned And he and Redruth backed with a the captain We must keep upstream great heave that sent her stern bodily You see sir he went on if once we under water The report fell in at the dropped to leeward of the landing same instant of time This was the place its hard to say where we should first that Jim heard the sound of the get ashore besides the chance of be ¬ squires shot not having reached him ing boarded by the gigs whereas the When the ball passed not one of us way we go the current must slacken precisely knew but I fancy it must and then we can dodge back along the have been over our heads and that the shore wind of may have contributed to our The currents less aready sir said disaster it the man Gray who was sitting in the At any rate the boat sunk by the fore sheets you can ease her off a bit stern quite gently in three feet of waThank you my man said 1 quite as ter leaving the captain and inyself if nothing had happened for we had facing each other on our feet The all quietly made up our minds to treat other three took complete headers and bian like one of ourselves came up again drenched and bubbling Suddenly the captain spoke up again So far there was no great harm No and I thought his voice was a little lives were lost and we could wade changed ashore in safety But there were all The gun said he to make stores in bottom I have thought of that said I for I our worse theonly two and out of guns things made sure he was thinking of a bom five remained in a state for service They could Mine had snatched from my knees and bardment of the fort I never get the gun ashore and if they held over my head by a sort of instinct did they could never haul it through As for the captain he had carried his the woods over his shoulder by a bandoleer and Look astern doctor replied the like a wise man lock uppermost The captain three had gone down with the boat We had entirely forgotten the long To add to our concern we heard voices nine and there to our horror were the already drawing near us in the woods five rogues busy about her getting off along shore and we had not only the her jacket as the3r called the stout danger of being cut off from the stock- ¬ Tarpaulin cover under which she ade in our half crippled state but the sailed Not only that but it flashed into fear before us whether if Hunter and my mind at the same moment that the Joyce were attacked- b half a dozen round shot and the powder for the gun they would have the sense and conduct had fieen left behind and a stroke with o stand firm Hunter was steady an ax would put it all into the posses- - that we knew Joyce was a doubtful sion of the evil ones aboard case a pleasant polite man for a valet Israel was Flints gunner said and to brush ones clothes but not en Gray hoarsely tirely fitted for a At any risk we put the boats head With all this in our minds we waded direct for the landing place By this ashore as fast as we could leaving be time we had got so far out of the run hind the poor jolly boat and a good of the current that we kept steerage half of our powder and provisions way even at our necessarily gentle rate of rowing and I could keep her steady CHAPTER XVIII for the goal- But the worst of it was that with the course I now held we NARRATIVE CONTINUED BY THE turned our broadside instead of our DOCTOR END OF THEFIRST DAYS stern to the Hispaniola and offered a FIGHTING Wc made our best speed across the target like a barn door I could hear as well as see that strip of wood that now divided us from Drandy faced rascal Israel Hands the stockade and at every step we plumping down a round shot on the took the voices of the buccaneers rang nearer Soon we could hear their deck asked the footsteps as they ran and the crack Whos the best shot ing of the branches as they breasted captain - Mr Treianrney out and awayj said across a bit of thicket 1 began to see we should have a brush ¬ ¬ ¬ man-of-w- ar ¬ - I tried and found by experiment that heads to aim at it is probable we only wasted powder Then we reloaded and turned our attention to poor Tom The captain and Gray were already examining him and I saw with half an eye that all was over I believe the readiness of our return volley had scattered the mutineers once more for we were suffered without further molestation to get the poor old gamekeeper hoisted over the stockade and carried groaning and bleeding into the log house Poor old fellow he had not uttered one word of surprise complaint fear or even acquiescence from the very beginning of our troubles till now when we had laid him down in the log house to die He had laid like a Trojan behind his mattress in the gallery he had followed ever1- order silentjy dog gedlv and well he was the oldest of our party by a score of years and now sullen old serviceable servant it was he that was to die The squire dropped down beside him on his knees and kissed his hand crv ing like a child Be I going doctor he asked Tom my man said I youre go ing home I wish I had a lick at them with the gun first he replied Tom said the squire say you for give me wont you Would that be respectful like from me to you squire was the answer Howsoever so be it amen After a little while of silence he said he thought somebody might read a prayer Its the custom sir he add ¬ ed apologetically And not long after without another word he passed away In the meantime the captain whom I had observed to be wonderfully swollen about the chest and pockets had turned out a great many various stores the British colors a Bible a coil of stoutish rope pen ink the log book and pounds of tobacco He had found a longish fir tree lying felled and cleared in the inclosure and with the help of Hunter he Lad set it up at the corner of the log house where the trunks crossed and made an angle Then climbing pn the roof he had with his jwr band bent and run up the colors This seemed mightily to relieve him He reentered the log house and set about counting the stores as if noth ¬ ing else existed But he had an eye on Toms passage for all that and as soon as ail was over came forward with another flag and reverently spread it on the body Dont you take on sir he said Alls well shaking the squires hand with him no fear for a hand thats been shot down in his duty to captain and owner It niajnt be good divinity - through the heart We began to rejoice over our good success when just at that moment a pistol cracked in the bush a ball whis tled close pastnry earandpoorTomRed ruth stumbled and fell his full length on the ground Both the squire and I re- ¬ turned the shot but as we had nothing ¬ They paused as if taken aback and before they could recover not only the squire and I but Hunter and Joyce from the block house had time to fire The four shots came in rather a scat- ¬ tering volley but they did the busi- ¬ ness one of the enemy actually fell and the rest without hesitation turned and plunged into the trees After reloading we walked down the outside of the palisade to see the fallen enemy He was stone dead shot he had said the words I think wo nil agreed with him For it was not only a piece of stout seamanly good feeling it was good policy besides and showed our enemies that we despised theit cannonade All through the evening they kepi thundering away Ball after ball flew over or fell short or kicked up the sana in the inelosure but they had to fire so high that the shot fell dead and buried itself in the soft sand We had no richochet to fear and though one popped in through the roof of the log house and out again through the floor we soon got used to that sort of horse play and minded it no more than cricket There is one thing about all this observed the good captain the wood in front of us is likely clear The ebb has made a good while our stores should be uncovered Volunteers to go and bring in pork Gray and Hunter were the first to come forward Well armed they stole out of the stockade but it proved a useless mission The mutineers were bolder than we fancied or they put more trust in Israels gunnery For four or five of them were busy carry ¬ ing off our stores and wading out with them to one of the gigs that lay close by pulling an oar or so to hold her steady against the current Silver was in the stern sheets in command and every man of them was now provided with a musket from some secret maga- ¬ zine of their own The captain sat down to his log and here is the beginning of the entry Alexander Smollett master Davidliive ¬ THE LONG CRUISE The United States Battle Ship Oregon Joins the Combined Squadrons Exchange of Visits Began and the Offl cera and Men of the Oregon the Navys Crack Heavyweight Wore Heartily Complimented and Welcomed On Board the Associated Press Dispatch Boat Dauntless May 29 That Harbor sides of each vessel as she passed The first news of the Oregons arrival at Key West was brought to the squad- ¬ ron by a dispatch boat soon after sun- ¬ rise The fleet was consequently on the lookout for her and when almost at noon there loomed up a gray hulk on the northwest horizon there was vigorous wig wagging from ship to ship Marine glasses showed the pon- ¬ derous outlines of the navys crack heavyweight and showed also that she carried a bone in her teeth as she piled up the white water on each side of her bow Fifteen knots if its a mile was the verdict as she raced in on the sey ships doctor Abraham Gray carpen ¬ homestretch of her long journey and ters mate John Trelawney owner Jonn¬ watches held on her as she approached Hunter and Richard Joyce owners serv- confirmed it She had a decided list ants landsmen being all that is left faith- ¬ to port from hastily filled bunkers that ful of the ships company with stores for ten days at short rations came ashore this day and flew British colors on the log house ia Treasure island Thomas Red- ¬ ruth owners servant landsman shot by the mutineers James Hawkins cabin via Key West Fla June 3 The United States battleship Oregon joined the fleet Thursday morning finishing the most remarkable long distance cruise in the history of moderu iron- ¬ clads Her reception by the fleet was worthy of her achievement Coming along at a 15 knot speed she swept in a majestic semi circle through the fleet to a point opposite the flag ¬ ship solid ranks of white clad cheering sailors manning the Washington June S It wa3 stated Thursday morning that Br Adnu Sampson arrived off Santiago Wednes ¬ day afternoon where he assumed com ¬ mand of the entire naval force off that place and assigned Commodore Schley to the command of the division com- ¬ prising the ships formerly attached to the flying squadron Fifteen warships are at Adm Samp- ¬ sons disposal to pit against the sis flying the Spanish flag It is said that while Sampson haa the largest discretion as to operations against the Spanish ships and fortifi- ¬ cations it is believed he will wait for troops to reach the place before doing anything but blockading Santiago and preventing Cerveras ships from es ¬ caping Shafter and from 15000 tcr men-of-war 20000 men will Santiago early next week it is expected react AT TAMPA No Troops Have Left There and it is NjJ Believed Any Large Movement Will Take Place in the Near Fature Tampa Fla June 3 There is but litttle change in the general situation here It can be stated positively that no troops have been embarked at this point and until definite official news is received from the fleets of Sampson and Schley it is the generally expressed opinion among the army officers that no movement of troops from here in the direction of Cuba will be ordered The powerful fleet of Adm Cervera is still much of a factor It la CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP And at the same time I was wonder ¬ ing over poor Jim nawkins fate A hail on the land side Somebody hailing us said Hunter who was on guard Doctor squire captain Hallo Hunter is that you came the cries And I ran to the door in time to see Jim Hawkins safe and sound come climbing over the stockade TO BE boy CONTINUED SHE SAVED A LonIsville HER BICYCLE AVliy Hix ¬ Bill Was Cut Down Had it been a man said one of Louisvilles best known physicians I should have known what to do But a woman is a conundrum in herself and in a majority of her actions I had been attending in the family for weeks I patched the husband up after his almost fatal misunderstanding with the trolley car I saw the young wife through a serious illness After months hacl expired I sent a most rea-scnaible-b- ilL Physician Tells ¬ r- was ill need of some money It seems that I could not have selected a more inopportune time for this gentle dun The husband was lamenting the aggre ¬ gate of family bills and the paucity of the family purse There was a contin- ¬ uous and unending call upon his slender resources that had become maddening He would pay the doctor who had beea faithful and considerate but there htf would draw the Hue for some time to come They must retrench and as cus ¬ todian of the purse strings he would see that fhej did retrench When the wife camcto settle sha was visibly depressed Ifsl would only cut the bill in two she would pay it at once One of the most potent pleas in her behalf was two tears just ready to start and a just perceptible quivering of her pretty lips The other was a pressing need of ready money on my part Im not a Napoleon of finance by any means So I wrote a receipt in full and accepted 50 cents on the dollar Then the Uttle woman fairly danced in her glee She waved a handful of bills triumphantly above her head and said exultantly Now I can pay the install- ¬ ment on ray bicycle I was almost wild for fear I was going to lose it I gave her as good an imitation of laughing as circumstances would permit but it was a mighty good thing that she was not a man Louisville Post The Incredible Trnth The only instance I have ever heard of smuggling by anyone on a big scale was the case of a traveler who had brought from Cuba a large quantity of cigars for his own smoking He was honest up to a certain point for on being asked by the customs officer if he had anything to declare he pointed to his portmanteau Oh saying That is full of cigars official laughing I dare say said the and writing his cabalistic hieroglyphics in chalk let him go free I regret to say that the travelers honesty was not proof against such a temptation to with a modest hnt that I 3 I y -- 1 LEFT THIS COAL HOLE OPEN FOR THE SPANIARD AND GUESS HE FELL INTO IT -- Then he pulled me aside Dr Livesey he said in how many weeks do you and squire expect the consort I told him it was a question aot of weeks but of months that if we were not back by the end of August Blandly was to send to find us but neither You can calculate sooner nor later yourself I said for Why yes returned the captain scratching his head and making a large allowance sir for all the gifts of Providence I should say we were pret-¬ evade the proper duties Nineteenth ty close hauled Century How do you mean I asked Its a pity sir we lost the second There Her Perplexity out on Til isa little girl living load Thats what I mean replied den avenue who is rapidly causing her the captain As for powder and shot well do But the rations are short fathers hair to assume the color of the very short so short Dr Livesey that driven snow were perhaps as well without that ex¬ The other day she looked up at him from between his knees and asked tra mouth Papa was it a wise person who said And he pointed to the dead body un ¬ the good die young der the flag Yes said the musing man Igues3 Just then with a roar and a whistle so a round shot passed high above the Well she went on after thinking rocf of the log house and plumped far it over for some time Im not so much beyond us in the wood see but I Oho said the captain Blaze surprised about youmanaged dont get to mamma ever away Youve little enough powder how growed up Cleveland Leader already my lads At the second trial the aim was bet- ¬ Declined ter and the ball descended inside the Hazel To day is my birthday colon ¬ stockade scattering a cloud of sand el What are you going to give me but doing no further damage Nutte Let me give you myself Captain said the squire the Oh no Mamma wont allow me to house is quite invisible from the ship accept extravagaait presents Yellow It must be the flag they are aiming at Book Would il not be wiser to take if in The commons pond frogs natural Strike my colors cried ilie cap ¬ v No sir not I- - and as soon as lifetime is 12 to 15 yeara tain -- but its a fact gon bore down between them while her officers and men waved their hands and caps were silently lifted The big fighter slowed down to a majestic pace and then the noise arose flank upon rank of white clad sailors broke into yells which came over a half a mile against the wind and the crews of the Oregon sent them back with interest ships Then the each white with men renewed their greeting and each vessel of the fleet joined in again and as the Oregon glided between the flag ship and the Indiana the latters band swung into the Washingion Post march Then the exchange of visits began and the officers and men of the Oregon were heartily compli- ¬ mented and welcomed by all Planters Fatal Duel Birmingham Ala June 3 Near Muscadine Ala James Kilgore and Levi Barnes Cleburne count3 plant- ¬ ers killed each other They had quar- ¬ reled over a line fence Kilgore was found by Barnes Thursday morning tearing down the latters fence Barnes opened fire with a shotgun Kilgore answered with a pistol Barnes was a county commissioner United States district court Thursday Judge Locke rendered a decision con ¬ demning the cargo of coal of the Brit ¬ ish steamer Restormel seized on Mon ¬ day as she was trying to run the blockade Judge Lockes decision re- ¬ leases the Restormel Troops to EmbnrK for the Philippines Sax FpANCiscoJune Thurs ¬ day night orders were issued by Gen Otis commanding the Colorado and Pennsylvania troops now atcampMer ritt to go on board ships for the Philippines next Tuesday Rations for six months are to be taken and 400 rounds of ammunition will be sup- ¬ plied each man Mexico City June 3 Officers of the German Geier arrived Thursday night The captain said the reason he did not salute the American fleet on entering Havana was because it was not the rule among nations to salute when the admirals flag was not Tying Kb discourtesy was intended Went Down With Their Boat Duxtjth Minn June 3 The tug Record one of the Inman fleet and one of te staunchest on the lakes was run down and sunk in the ship cana3 just before midnight Three of the iugs crew went down with their boat man-of-war there had been no time to trim since dashing into Key West and out again But her short stay there spoke volumes for the mechanism of a Pacific built ship which could make a 13000 mile run throw in fresh coal and steam out to what might be a battle ground without stopping to even tighten a crank pin The dispatch boats lying outside the squadron raised their flags as the Ore¬ stated that there is no intention on the part of the authorities to assume any more risks than absolutely necessary in sending a big fleet of practically unarmed and therefore nearly helpless transports into Cuban waters For this reason the until Spanish flotilla is disposed of or until a sufficient number of United Statea warships can be spared to insure protection for the transports from Tampa to their destination no move from here is expected When this will be is un certain Although nothing official can be learned on this point it is not be-¬ lieved any large movement will take place in the immediate future ¬ ¬ ¬ AT JACKSONVILLE Arrangements Made for a Concentratioq of a Iarse Number of Troops There Under Gen Lee Washington June 3 There are evi deuces that the war department ia making arrangements for the concen tration of a large number of troops a Jacksonville where Maj Gen Lee commanding the 7th array corps haa his headquarters Two regiments which had been assigned originally to Chickamauga will go instead to the Florida city These are one oi the Virginia regiments and one of the New Jersey regiments Jacksonville has been spoken of as likely to be a base of operations for the expedition to Porto Rico and the expectation is that other regiments will be ordered there as soon as they are ready for active service Wonderful Vitality Key West The Restorniel Released Fla June 3 In the June 3 Philip Hertzig aged despondent over his wifes death made an unsuccessful attempt to end his earthly existence Wednes day night The aged man cut his throat with a razor and death not following rapidly enough to suit him fired a bullet in- his breast in the re-gion of his heart The second effort didjjnot cause death so he went ta Forest cemetery andknelVdown on his wifes grave firing four shots into his brain When taken to the hos- ¬ pital he was still conscious Three bullets are in his brain Hertzig is a man of powerful physique and may O Co ¬ - Toledo recover No Discourtesy Was Intended for Conspicuous Conduct ia Battle Washington June 3 The president Thursday sent these nominations to the senate For advancement for con- ¬ spicuous conduct in battle Capt Frank Wildes to be advanced five numbers Capt Joseph B Coghlan to be advanced six numbers Capt Charles V Gridley to be advanced six numbers Capt Nehemiah M Dyer to be advanced seven numbers Capt Benjamin P Lambertson to be advanced seven numbers Commodore Asa Walker to be advanced nine num ¬ bers Commodore Edward J VYbod to be advanced ten numbers Promoted mam2ttturx3ztt q vspi--wip- r- wwwt jgwiiUBftapi n niin KSsiaiMfce ife s a wieseIBpW - vVi v- THE BOURBOU NEWS PkRIS KY TUESDAY From Camp Thomas oyal manes the food pure wholesome and delicious SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Ga JUNE 7 1898 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Camp Thomas Chickamauga Col Jane 5th mi WES T1 Hel hnrn Privates Charlton Alexander Brainard and Nayless to go to Kentucky for recruits for the Second Regiment Gaither has detailed Maj POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKINO POWDER CO NEW YORK The daily routine is now as follows Reveille 530 a m roll call 545 break ¬ fast at 600 Company tdrili 8 to 930 rest till 300 p m and dinner at noon Com tw drill 330 to 500 roll call and supper 530 retreat 6 to 7 tattoo 9 call to quarters 915 taps 930 listed in Company I of Paris has been transferred to the Georgetown Com- ¬ pany Capt Harry Strother of the Win chester Companj has neen poisoned but not by a Spanish spy His face is badly swollenjfrom being touched by a poison oak vine Many members of Company I are sporting such a Quantity of whiskers that their loved ones in Kentucky world scarcely recognize them The boys have enjoyed bathing in Chickamauga creek and the soldiers of various of 10000 regiments took a swimin one afternoon Private Roy McDonald of last week was the Second Missouri Infantry drowned Friday Chicka-mauga-gro¬ John Stone of Georgetown who en- ¬ 1 MM M THE BOURBON HEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUrE MILLER WV Make all Checks Money Orders ay able to the order of Champ Milmib wn etc ADVER7I81NG RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion 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 of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obltnar2s cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ Jumble Of News And Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The JFover About fifty telephones were burned Marion Manola has been engaged as out in Richmond Sunday night during prima donna of the Wilbur Opera Com panytor next season a storm Miss Pauline Helm Hardin who was elected State Librarian bv the last The Lambs Minstrels netted about Legislature took charge of the office 50000 during the two weeks season in yesterday New York and Chicago O TJ W Grand Lodge officers The A will meet in Louisville June 16 to cele- ¬ jiiarie burroughs engaged as brate the securing of 1000 members and leading lady by has been Stuart Robson for gaining the prize of 2000 offered by next season opening Wallacks Theatre the Supreme Lodge Three new lodges in New York and 300 members have been added to the r order last month The championship wrestling match Kentucky will have four annual as between Chas Wittmer the American Methodist conferences this year follows Bishop Hargrove will hold and Yousof the Turk was declared a the West Virginia conference at Cat draw in Cincinnati Friday night Billy lettsburg September 7th Bishop Gran Hill remarked yesterday that its no bury will hold Kentucky conference at Yousof a Turk trjing to throw an Flemingsburg September 14th Louis- American ville conference at Louisville September STOCK AND TURF NEWS Bishop Hendrick will hold 21st at Paducah Sales and Traneffer- Of Stuck Crop Etc Memphis conference No ember 9th Turf Notes George Redmon of this county has Yesterdays Temperature soid his last years crop of wheat at 119 The following is the temperature as per bushel Co noted yesterday by A J Winters A crowd of medium size attended city of this court here yesterday but business in 70 m trading circles was dull There was no 75 8 a m 77 9 a m stock on the market 80 10 a m 81 11 a m The very best companies com- ¬ 83 12 m 88 2 p m pose my agency which insures 89 3 p m against fire wind and storm Comment ¬ - HcOORMICK McGormick mm Mowers r 9 f A Binder Twine HAY RAKES An Steel Toon Rakes la ffljjp Robert F James a son of Frank James the noted ex outlaw is a mem ber of one of the Second U S cavalry here He is just of age and since graduating from college has been employed in the auditorsoffice of a railway running out of St Louis ¬ ¬ m 7p m 5 p 4pm 93 90A 82 Non union W O H1NTON Agent tion sick headaches Ii N CLOVER BUNCHERS tt Triumph In Photographic Art ¬ The Carbon Photograph will stand the test of time and atmospheric inMade in all sizes and is dur- ¬ fluences able The likeness is always preserved in miontest detail and can be made from any old picture I invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam- ¬ emphatically ine this wo iderful picture before giving Col Gaither has most refused to allow a canteen to be your orders for any copying and enlarg ¬ I The ing of old pictures you make your sitoperated in the Second Regiment desire a large tings free when proposition was made by the represen- ¬ picture from life and guarantee satisVery respectfully faction tative of an Ohio brewery Though no defiuite statement can be secured from Col Gaither regarding the movement of the Second it is under stood that the regiment will remain for several weeks at Chickamauga and then be removed to Porto Rico ¬ Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa25c at druggists Special Kates ¬ if atw Among the recent appointments of members of Company I may be mentioned Charlton Alexander as clerk to Col Gaither Ed Hill as clerk to Inspec Late News of the War Talbott tor General Breckinridge - Col W J Bryans regiment will be Arnold aa Third Sergeant and Hugh Brent as First Corporal sent to the Phillipines Congress will vote medals to the iieroes of the Merriinac The Second Regiment has received its The Merrimac heroes who are held quota of clothing but the boys are still without guns They are showing up prisoners by the Spanish will Le jPernap your rruxsowsrieea Womang Clubs beM at finely in drill work and Col Gaither is more strength or your nerves Patties contemplating a summer tour or perhaps your stomach is very proud of them Atlanta can get valuable information timeweak and cannot digest what IS reported that a shot from the table hotel guides and Summer resort you eat you need more strength Oregons thirteeu inch gun sunk the kept busy for some Col Gaither Was If booklets by calling on or addressing thgn take Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Furor off time thiB morning signing passes for the F B Carr Geul Agent Santiago bova to visit Chattanooga and Lookout Paris Ky It is reported that armies art already Mountain and all enjoyed the day enroute to Cuba and Porto Rico from They were all back m camp at six Seed sweet potatoes Tampa and Mobile oclock McDebmott Sphars a peace j Spam is eXpecled to sue for of CQdlirer Oil with J8ggt T Insure in my agency non ¬ VTiihina fortnight TheUOVBof the Second were made rhotriitiMk ina ii to tiaioBt Dewey cables from Manila that the happy yesterday morning by the receipt union Prompt paying reliable easily changed Of all foods into insurgents have won several victories of numerous boxes of good things to eat companies insures against fire strength i and the hypophos- 0 officers sent from Paris by relatives and kind captured 1800 prisoner pnites are tne dobs wiad and storm tiaB been platen for occu- ¬ friends tonics for the nerves 1 Fort Cavite It ie needless to say ttokt the W 0 HINTOfc Agent J5VjIW pancy by the U S soldiers when they boxes were appreciated and that the SIONis the easiest arrive boya are grateful to every one oj the Cos a line Just received at Price and quickest cure for Cables from Cape Haytien yesterday contributors for tf line of straw and linen hats weak throatskind every coughs of reported tnat Sampson was bombarding and for all cases of de- ¬ and Santiago and neighboring Call and see the new line of Raceland Jersefy butter for bility weak nerves of U S iregttlfcrs were boys waists 25 U0 and 75 that a force and loss of flesh sale by Newton Mitchell landed at Port Agadore a short dis 9 cents at Price Gos clothiers 50c and too all druggists tance from Santiago at day break yes- ¬ BOWNE Chemists New York SCOTT No trouble to show goods Your TAIts Insured lc s Day terday morning Six columns of war news will be Important Change on The Frankfort Our insurance is protected by bank ¬ Cincinnati Two New Trains found on page two and two columns on able paper on the Capital City Bank of page three Columbus O There can be no stronger No 2 train will leave at 930 a m rrnarnTitee eriven vou We dare not use Louisville Legion has lost a and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m The a banks name without authority if you No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives doubt it write them Good health is number of soldiers in its first engageWrights at Frankfort at 810 p m the best life insurance ment with the examining surgeon Celery Capsules gives you good health No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m OPEN JUNE 15TB TO OCT 1ST they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach 840 FRCtoi May 25th to June 2 the Twice-a-Wee- arrives at trouble Rheumatism Constipation and No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate Sick Headaches 100 days treatment Courier Journal enrolled 3647 Waters The prettiest Place and best costs lc a day A sight draft on above Kentucky and arrives at 4 p m new subscribers mostly bank in every 1 box which brings No 8 leaving at 430 will connect kept Summer Resort in the West Democrats who know a good thing For particulars apply to vour money back if we fail to cure you C fast limited at George with the Q when they see it The CuHer Journal s Sold by W T Brooks druggist town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p war news is reliable and right up to the 0 APT J M THOMAS Proprietor m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ A Good Memory minute IRVINE KY persons going to Cincinnati or ment for -If also good Health often saves money andconstipation indiges ¬ you are troubled with points north east and west of that city Reeds No 1 will connect with the Q Send your linen to Haggard tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ C ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells to tf Steam Laundry for a good finish Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored 50c fast train south and No 5 connects at you Trial sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size RAILROAD TIME CARD C local pas- Georgetown with the Q and 8100 of W T Brooks druggist Paris ljan xm Kv L NvR R senger ffom the south a ftf ¬ ¬ Are You m Easily Tired Special train to Natural Bridge Sun- ¬ day June 12th 1 round trip Leave Paris 1030 a m Round trip to Knoxville Tenn 610 on June 13th to 17th and 20th and 21st limited to July 4th Account Southern Biblical Assembly L Grinnan Artist Round trip to Asheville N C one 29mar tf Paris Ky fare on June 15th to 17th limited June Wrights Celery Tea regulates the 30th Account Southern Students Con liver and kidneys cures constipation ference and sick headache 25c at all drug gists Round trip to Paducah Ky One fare June 13th and 14th limited to 18th Ac WrisrMs count Kentucky State Sunday School 2o fit tilirif Union Round trip to Lexington one fare on June 19th 20th and 21st limited to June 22d Account State Meeting League American Wheelmen Bicycles will be ciriied free to this meeting Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs and return during Summer season Round trip to Denver Col one fare Just remember that all your plus 200 On sale June 15th 16th and strength must come from your 17th limited to July 17th Account food Did you ever think of Meeting General Federation X Biennial that ¬ ¬ RJNEELYS PHOENIX BICYCLES Pretty Bicycles are all right if yon want something pretty to look at but there is a world of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on fii ¬ i r-o- - ¬ all roads under all conditions Phoenix will do it The riHI DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc ¬ 1 EMULStOM scorrs i ¬ Estill ¬ tjiHC Springs ARRIVAL OP TRAINS An - L-p Ju f- - r tijiiiniT k This is the House that is offering great ducements to all persons desiring to buy in- ¬ Carpets Mattings or W all Papers t - tW V u Awarded -- - r wr DR ir i4i c r fO T ry - ra - JW V ji j t- at Duringtlie month of June I - rv 1 vWCtt CREAM has arrived We are prepared to lend Prom Lexington 511 a m 745 a in 833 p m 627 p m you our assistance in the shape of laun ¬ bed From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m dering lace curtains blankets 828 p m spreads etc Special care taken to re ¬ From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m turn lace curtains in as good condition DEPARTURE OP TRAINS as when received To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m Bourbon Steam Laundry tf From Cincinnati 1058 a m The time for Spring house cleaning m 1010 p m 538 P Prettiest shoes the most exacting woman can conceive in black s and brown leathers at Davis Thompson Ipgrigs tf have top many goods and will gv0 you close prices See my goods before you buy ft BAKING - tf K J POWDER L To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per To Richmond 1108 a pmm 543 p m Spears quart McDermott 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p- - m F B CARR Agnt --- 340 p m the newest novelties for Springs from the best manufacturers Isgrig Davis Thompson Our line of mens tan shoes embraces To Care A Cold In Oh Day keep it Insist every time Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purity flour All grocers or haying Purity M JTHINTON Elegant line of Pictures and Boom Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced handgv Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branohes Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE r t i Bi I it V All druggists refund the money To Frankfort 920 a m580 p m if it fails to cure 25c For sale vby W From Frankfort 840 a m 5jl0 p m A pwe Grape Creim of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris WB Cox Agent AQ YEARS THE STANDARD lets - MOST PERFECT MADE Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-¬ F C RR SDR CALDWELLS PEPSI N INDIOESTION 11 f HE TIE -- BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY PERSONAL MENTION ¬ JUNE 7 1898 s BQURB 0 M JESS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as ant affair Though bowling was a second iiss mail matter new pastime for many of the ladies Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And some of them made good scores Those Elsewhere present were Mr and Mrs E T Hiuton TELEPHONE NO 124 Mrs Brice Steele will entertain at Mr and Mrs D C Parrish Mr and Mrs Hugh BronstonLexingtou Mieees euchre this afternoon SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance Emma Miller Bettie Owiugs Mt Ster ¬ Eld J T Sharrard was a visitor 100 2 00 Sixmouths Oneyear ling Etta and Mamie McClintouk in the city yesterday get a news costs you cant even CHARGE re ¬ Alice Brown Cincinnati Kate Alexan ¬ port FROM A GUN FREE OF Miss Lizzette Dickson is visiting Clay Mrs Ulie Howard relatives in Richmond der Nannie Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Covington Matilda Alexander Liz Mr Ernest Richey visited relatives payable to the order 0 Champ Miller zie Maiming Turney Jessie Turney in Dayton Ohio Sunday cents at Louise Parrish Mary Webb Gass Mary White Duck Skirts 50 Mrs H H Roberts and son are Brent Dr J R Adair Messrs John Condons Brennan O L Davis J W Bacon visiting relatives in Georgetown Mrs W H Roberts was the guest One dollar Summer Corsets for 50 Albert Hinton John Williams Ford Brent Clell Turney Robt Parks of friends in Lexington Saturday cents at Condons 1 Miss Dee Dudley of Carlisle was a visitor in the city yesterday The Dewey Bowling Clubs bowlMr and Mrs J A Wilson will ing party at Parks Ritchies Alley COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY leave this morning for a yisit in Jessa ¬ THE NEWS MAN Friday night was an exceediugly pleas- ¬ mine county Merry Bowling Party ONE HALF Of some advertisements are misleading Rice and Miss Lillie Williams of North Middletown left yesterday for a visit in Marrisonville Mrs Ed We want to J hand Mo clean out some odds and ends in Ladies 4 and Miss Katherine Johns of Wheeling of San W Va and Miss Clark Francjsco are guests of Mis3 Mary Lou turned shoes sizes per pair cash 1 to j We have cut the price to 150 Fitbian Messrs Thos Wilmoth and HousN were in North ton Rion of the L Middletown Sunday on railroad busi ¬ ¬ For ladies who want perfect comfort and long wearing shoes this is an exceptional opportunity nessperhaps Messrs S D New Nickel Plate in this city on June Shows will exhibit W H Harris Walter Kenney Walter Champ Earthquake Shakes Paris 22d - Yesterday morning about half past B s m give an two oclock scores of persons in this city Old Maids Convention at Perryville were awakened by earthquake shocks which shook the houses The vibrations Friday night continued for several second and were Yager has about fifty recruits accompanied by a rumbling sound At special low prices Silas cavalry company which he is which resembled thunder The seismic to the Gowns from joe to 165 organizing in this county disturbance was felt in Millersburg Skirts from joe to 225 -Hutchison North Middletown Little Drawers from 2jc to 150 Carl Crawford has moved into the Rock and other points in Bourbon residence recently vacated by E T Chemises from 2jc to 100 Earthquake shocks were also felt Fri- ¬ J3eeding on High street Corset covers from 20c to day at noon in different points in Mason 98 county All garments made on lock stitch machines made of For Sale Bicycle Crawford cheap model good as new yery W M Goodloe of this city while best muslins and extra full Geo Goggin 2t driving near Lair saw a large meteor fall Friday A large meteor was also Gov Bradley and staff will leave observed by parties near Paris Friday 40 doz Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers all sizes at Thursday in a private car to rvisit and at noon Adispatch from Charleston W Clothing and Furnishing 50c suit shirt and drawers inspect the Kentucky soldiers at Chick- - Va says that a meteor fell near that stores will ask you 100 a suit for the same articie amauga city Frida7 at nooL causing a loud reAlso a full line of socks shirts neckwear etc Come Master Commissioner Dickson yes port and shaking the earth for many John Connell My agency insures against and see our large stock Mss Mary Irvine Davis will leave terdav sold four shares of Hotel miles around A dispatch from Hamil ¬ Will save you from 2j to jo per cent on every article in a few days for a visit to friends in fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Windsor stock to Capt Dan Turney at ton O tells of the same meteor New York City 10 per share liable prompt paying compa bought ot us Hes A Wonder Mrs W W Goltra arrived Thurs The fire department was called out by j ChiebO the famous palmist of New day night for a visit to relatives in nies non union W 0 HINTON Agent an alarm from box 23 Saturday after York City is here Have your hand Main St Paris Ky and near the city a fire in Lylesville noon to extinguish read and lifes secrets ri vealed The Miss Matilda Alexander has return- ¬ NUPTIAL KNOTS The house was destroyed professor has read the hand of Presi- ed from Cincinnati where she has been Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ The last company of the First Regi ¬ dent McKinley Grover and Mrs Cleve attending school emnizations Of The Marriace Vows ment was muatered vestprday at Camp land and several European Rulers Rev E G B Mann is attending The marriage of Mr Wilbur Kuox Bradley and the repi merit will start to He foretells the important events in the Kentucky Wesleyan conimencf the your courtship love Matthews a New York banker to Miss lite Chickamauga Thursday ment at Winchester Everything in Our Store will he offered regardless of Cost for the the the true and Ourrie Dake or Louisville will be results Miss Amelia Weitzel has returned solemnized to day in Louisville nest 30 days and w mention just a few of the Bargains Rev Frank Hallam and family late falsf they marriages when 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3ic per yd a visit to of this city who have been iivmg ou take place business luck losses etc to her home in Frankfort after Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd their plantation near Clarks Mill Ga He tells vour name nativity and when Mrs J T Hinton Collection For Gospel Tent Domestic Organdie Lawn best quality 10c per yd have moved to Atlanta Mrs G B Brown and Miss Julia yen were born from your hand The Genuine Freud Organdie Lawns 18c per yd A collection which amounted to 49 stops here 10 days Charges Morris of Cincinnati aie guests of Dennis McNamara who has been on professor 36 iii Sea Island Percales only Sc per yd was taken up at a union meetins at the 1 show com- ¬ but 30 cents Parlors cor 1 st and Mrs Amos Turney White Duck Skirts full width for 50c the road with his brothers hnrch Sunday Second Presbyterian 2t Mr George Satter white and Miss home The company Main A lady attendant pany has returned Our finest Taped Ladies Bleached Vests to help purchase and maintain a Gaggs of Louisville were guests of night at Chillicotbe O Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10c closed New Dancing Club Y M C A tent at the camp of each of CP Miss Gertrude Hill Saturday Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c Eld J S the Kentucky regiments The News is requested to announce A new dancing club has been formed to day Sweeney and Revs F Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton oc Miss Gertrude Renick leaves J Cheek E G Jthat Miss Bettie Ingels will give a social by some of the very best young gentle- for a visit to her brother Mr Morris We could give you colunns of Bargains 4ike thee but apace for- ¬ B Mann E H Rutherford and J S in the Massie building to morrow even men of Paris and has been named the Renick in Middletown 2hio Meredith participated in the meeting bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices befor purchasing ing Refreshments will be served for Sufolla Club The new organization Mrs John Rodman who Jbas been Rev Cheek was made treasurer of the elsewhere ten and fifteen cents which contains about twenty five mem- ¬ Handsome Picture given with 5 purchase the guest of Mrs E M Oickson has re- fund smd was authorized to send it to bers will giye a swell dance at Odd The Richmond Register says the next Fellows Hall on the evening of the 17th turned to her home in Frankfort the State Executive Committee of he will be held at Blue Gtass Tournament As Bourbon will have Miss Mary Champ of Millersburg Y M C A orchestra has been engaged to Oynthiana or Somerset Hemes hoping Saxtons army the contribu- ¬ furnish music if or the event A business was in the city Friday en route for a about 100 men in the Persons that the hospitable Maiden City will meeting of thclub will be held this visit to friends in Huntfmgton W Va tion should be at least 100 -iiii to contribute may leave the land the Tournament The opening ball at Olympian who desire evening Springs will be given on the 15tb money with Rev Cheek of Mr J T There will be a called meeting of the Hones EFor Chickamauga Saxtons orchestra will furnish the Hinton WE HAVE EEOEITED A SPLENDID ST00E IF B P O Elks this evening at 8 oclock ¬ Lieutenant Blount XL S A and Dr mvsic A full attendance is desired as import Completed Its Work John Jameeon of this city were busy IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TEOAINGS Miss Alice Brown of Cincinnati ant business must be transacted examining horses who has beem visiting Miss Jesse Tur ¬ all day yesterday P I McGajkdhy E R The State Board of Equalization hae which Baylee Kern had bought in ney left Saturday for a visit to friends completed its work For this year the In an account of an Elk reception at this county for cavalry service The in Lexington Assessors made the total assessments Lexington the Leader saye - Prof A work will be completed to day and the 531934046 nearly 89000000 less than Mrs Florence Lockhart Mrs R C M Gutzeit of Paris a brother Elk horses will be ebippeA to Chickamauga Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentuoky when Talbott and Miss Lirzie Grimes attend-¬ the equalized value of 1896 and made a decided hit with the ladies by There are about 100 horses in the lot ed the meeting of ffae Kentucky Fed 17500000 less than the equalized total quality ara styie are considered w e as you to give us a cai hie charming performance on the organ The horses examined yesterday were all eration of Womens Clubs in Louisville of last year The boards work this Walstein and branded U S on the left shoulder year results in an excess in additions Mr and Mrs L last week and Albert Chas Goldstein Messrs Largc Docket Miss Lula Collins of Peewee Valley over reductions of 20943931 making of this city wect to Rich ¬ Youngkau of Eminence the total equalized assessment for this MBBrTTAVT T4TTORfa June term of the Bourbon Cir- ¬ Miss Bertha McCoride ¬ The total is This 552877967 mond Saturday to attend the circumand Miss May Carpenter of Huston year cision of1 A Wolsteins new son Dewey cuit Court willUegin next Monday with ville are the guests of Miss Iya Collins 13457987 more than the equalized Value S E TIPTON Cutter the largest docket known for seven or of last year and 18048792 less than the Wolstein eight years The docket will comprise ntar North Middletown equalized value of 1896 Miss Norma SneQl of Cynthiana In Judge Purnells court Saturday 820 old equity cases 56 old ordinary 60 Doots Parker colored was fined 20 appearances and 112 Commonwealth was the guert of KKes Kate Jameson State I A W Meet and costs for gaming He is mi jail be¬ cases The moat important cases will from Saturday evening until yesterday ing unable to pay the fine Chas Rice be the Utterbaek cases Ike Curtis mur- ¬ while en route to Georgetown to attend The annual meet of the Kentucky the commencement gayeties was fined 20 and osts for der and the Hutchcraft will case colored i vision of the L A W will be held in Mrs Autos Turney has issued invi- ¬ Lexington ou Jane 20 and 21 beating a colored woman in Roekerville Paris From Klondike To Chickamau tations for a reception Thursday after- ¬ will be represented by a large delega Clarence Shaw of Lawreaceburg nd Mrs Jesse tion of cyclers and it is expected that Chas Hill of this city who staoted noon at two oclock Und and E J Barlow of Georgetown en- Co A for the Klondike Turney has cards out for a reception the local wheelmen will bring home Ky who have been attending the Ohio on February let home that he left the gold fields Saturday afternoon from two till four Cne of tho prizes The rHilroids will Medical College class of 1900 enlisted in writes of as soon as he heard that war had been Mrs Hughes Bronsten of Lexing ¬ sel tickets at half fare and check ithe hospital corps at the United States went to Chicfea ton is spending a few days at the bocycle8 free The races will be ran at recruiting station at Cincinnati and declared and that he Company mauga and has joined I of home of her father Mr Geo B Alex¬ the Fair Grounds and Saxtons band will depart for the Phillipines witin a The this city He has a box of nuggets with ander Mr Broneton cacao down to wife furnish music both days week him and is well and hearty spend Sunday and returned yesterday Fayette Wheel Club has arranged a fine program for the entertainment of the Yesterday Councilman T E Ash WLT morning Fire Near JKmddles 31111s visiting wheelmen brook bought a learn of horses from J The Misses Colville entertained at Depart ¬ Miller Ward to use in the Fire The two story residence occupied by cards Friday afternoon Mrs Jas R 9 18981 Another Warning They will haul the hose wagon Joe Smih near Ruddles Mills burned McChesney secured the first prize Miss ment taking the place of Grover Cleveland at an early hour estearday morning to- ¬ Mamie Neely the second and the conso- ¬ tea previous issue The News warned ANOTHER SPANISH VIC- who has been retired The black horse gether with almost the entire contents lation prize was awarded Mrs Robt its readers against paying money in ad ¬ ffC Jokn W Thomas will be used in the The house was owned by John Smith Tucker The guests present were vance for pictures to solicitors Many TORY ladder wagon of Cynthiana and was once used as the Mesdames Thompson Tarr H H reputable citizeris have been victimized Spain shouts Will somebodytell County InfirmaryRoberts 0 MrQlay Jr Henry Power in this community by unscrupulous acknowledges the receipt The News him when he is licked He dont Dr C H Bowen the eminent optK Robt Goggin Hugh Montgomery John persons who represent themselves as of an invitation to the commencement next regular visit to Lyle Frank Bedford F M Faries C agents for reliable houses but the sequel realize that he is badlydone up exercises of Kentucky University which cian will make his Paris on June 9th Consult him at A B Mitchell W G Talbot Owen Ingels has proyed a costly lesson to the credu ¬ will be held at Lexington Thursday already You may not realize Millersburg Thos Fisher Robt lous citizens who were induced to ad ¬ Cos morning William Stephen Grannon J Winters ffr that your linen is badly done up Neely Bruce Miller Robt Tucktr vance money to the wily solicitor Var ¬ of this city Ashby Carlisle Wilmott of Spring shoes superior Frank Clay Sam Willis B Fashionable utter unreliability F Buckley ious instances of the either until you compare it with Hutchison and William Hardin Lucae in every respect and prices at the low¬ S G Brown Cincinnati Jaa R of these picture agents have been re-¬ of Lexington are members of the large est point at some of the exquisite work done A coat- is held McChesney and Jesse Turney Mrs ported to The News grahuating claes Thompson Isgrig Davis Mary Davis Misses Alice Brown and for a livery bill at one place and a at this laundry Our laundrv work Buy your refrigerator from Julia Morris Cincinnati Bessie sample case for a board bill at another John I Fisher Walter Thomas J J is simply perfect and cant be im- Owings Mt Sterling Mies Mauck and so on and names are alleged to Redmon Robt Gilkey Mason Talbott JT Hinton jproyed on Attest is all we -- needi Misses Sue Buckner have been signed to testimonials with Atlanta Ga Dr Gilkey and A Detwiller of Wash- Try our special A coffee six Winchester Rena Qwens Mary Bed out authority etc The colored people v i x to make you a patron always i- ington Lodge came drfwn from North LcX pounds for 100 Mary Webb Gass Emma Scott have also been preyed upon by these ford Middletown Friday night to assist the Speabs McDermott The News is in¬ Tillie Brent Mamie Neely Bettie picture yultnres Paris Lodge No 2 F and A M confer formed that similar fakirs are now Coombs Nellie Buckner Nannie the third d gree on B A Frank The Use ParisMilling Cos Purity Etta and Mamie McClintopk Wilson operating in neighboring towns Iiook BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Stella work was beautifully done and a nice flour for sale by all grocer Roberta Mary Brent Mamie and Lizzie nfc for thfim Telephorie No 4 lunch was served afterwards by the RnAaru NflnniA RnVtArfa for it Take no other JZMMJUlUlMlA3JUBLiyFr Ask Parte Lodge J Miss Harriet Glascock will ¬ Wilson and S R Tucker members of Company B First Regiment were in the city yesterday furlongh and called on a short Dr M H Daily and Mr Frank on The News They are from Louis- ¬ ville and belong to the newspaper craft Lowry spent Sunday in Cincinnati Miss Nellie Mann is the gnest of OBITUARY Miss Alice Pendleton in Winchester To Mr John Feeney Jr spent Sunday Respectfully DedicatedDead The Memory Of The with his wife and baby in Richmond James Givens half brother of Col J Mrs W A Hill is visiting her G Craddock of this citv died at Lex- daughter Mrs J K Smith in Dayton ington Sunday afternoon aged eighty Miss Gertrude Hill left- Sunday for one years The deceased was formerly a visit to her sister jura Lee Barbour a merchant and a bank attache of this Miss Laura Ginocchio of Lexing-¬ city and is remembered by the older ton is a guest of Mr and Mrs F residents as an estimable citizen and a pleasant gentleman His only child a Fugazzi lovely yonng lady and a dutiful daugh- ¬ Mrs A T Forsyth left yesterday was killed by being thrown from a for a visit with Mrs George Savage in ter horse The funeral of Mr Givens was Winchester held at the Paris cemetery yesterday Mrs Ulie Howard of Covingtor afternoon short services being held at i the guest of her parents Mr and Mrc the grave by Eld J S Sweeney Rev C Alexander Dr Rutherford and Rev Y J Cheek Thornton of Millers- Many friends of Col Craddock and of Miss Annie burg is the guest of her sister Mrs the deceased were present - Davis Thomson Isgrig sale r 60 doz Ladies Cotton Ribbed Vests low neck no sleeves Silk Taped a regular 25c Vest You can have them as long as they last 2 for 25 cts FOR QUICK SALES We will place on MUSLIN UNDERWEAR jc GENTS TAKE NOTICE ¬ -- P9 ¬ Condons Great Sacrifice Sale 1 lc --- --- ¬ ¬ J B CONDON w II tl -- FOR SPRING AND SUMMER -- 1 -- jyiJS -- i i of this city have gagedthe services an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and last Thursday ol each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfap tion Call in and have your eyes tested free charge Next visit will be Thursday June J Winters Av I - v -- The Bourbon Steam Laundry S a o tf J i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JUNE 7 1898 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by pleasant sensible person who Is dis ¬ engaged at present and could come at firmly and virtuous- ¬ ly Thank you very much Dr Weldon but I shall not require her I consider it every mothers duty and privilege to tend her own little ones in sickness and to let them enjoy the tranquilizing effect of a mothers love Dr Yeames Weldon inwardly chuckling outwardly grave Yes I quite understand your point of view Still should you change your opinion at any time just let me know Good morning ¬ BIG GUNS SHORT LIVED Tkej- - once Mrs Mortimer Have to Be Sent Back to th9 Shop After the One Hun ¬ dredth Firing1 ¬ m 402 h dailey MAIN ST PARlb T Over Deposit Bank Office honrs 8 REMEMBERED THE MAINE Dewey Dewey Dewey Is the hero of the day And the Maine has been remembered In the good old fashioned way The way of Hull and Perry Decatur and the rest When old Europe felt the clutches Of the eagle of the west Thats how Dewey smashed the Spaniard In Manilas crooked bay And the Maine has been remembered n the good old fashioned way Dewey Dewey Dewey A Vermonter wins the day And the Maine has been remembered In the good old fashioned way By one who cared not whether The wind was high or low As he stripped his ships for battle And sailed forth to find the foe And he found the haughty Spaniard In Manilas crooked bay And the Maine has been remembered In the good old fashioned way Dewey Dewey Dewey He has met the Dons array And the Maine has been remembered In the good old fashioned way A way of fire and carnage But carnage let it be When the forces of the tyrant Blocked the pathway of the free So the Spanish ships are missing From Manilas crooked bay And the Maine has been remembered In the good old fashioned way Dewey Dewey Dewey Crown with victor wreaths of May For the Maine has been remembered In the good old fashioned way And flags that wave triumphant In the far off tropic seas With their code of symboled color Fling this message to the breeze We have routed all the Spaniards From Manilas crooked bay And the Maine has been remembered In the good old fashioned way Edward F Burns in Boston Globe o-- -- pis tWf M NURSE vs PATIENT j Characters Dr Yeamos Weldon M D London family physician Mrs Mortimer a slender maiden Master Edward Morti- ¬ mer a robust urchin Time Scene DRpatient appearance Walls decorated with sundry warlike weapons and one framed certifi- ¬ cate stating that by gaining 2G3 marks Mas- ¬ ter Albert Edward Mortimer had attained to seventh highest place in his class Plump boy sick a bed YEAMES WELDON examining Ten a m A boys bedroom single iron bed- ¬ stead chest of drawers and toilet table combined Shelves crammed with a medley of books boats and mechanical toys all more or less battered and disreputable in 1015 a m Patient enjoys light re freshment of oranges and grapes and demands various toys which have to be unearthed from divers corners of the house to play with 1030 a m Medicine arrives Patient declines to consider it Mother urges him to reconsider his decision 1040 a m Patient still decided Mother firm 1050 a ni Struggle continued Pa tient resolved Mother wavering 11 a m Bribery and corruption reDoes swallowed reluctantly sorted to 1110 a m Patients strength sus stained by small snack consisting oi Savoy biscuits and lemonade 1130 a m Gargle impending 1145 a m Gargle still impending 1150 a m Gargle ad ministered but with difficulty and ineffectually 12 noon Inauguration of vinegar sponging which proceeds and water but slowly against the determined opposition of patient 1230 p m Invalid demands refection of certain dessert sweets as compensation for having undergone spong ing Mother demurs 1240 p m Argument ensues 1250 p m Mother succumbs In valid becomes triumphantly sticky and happy 1 p m Patient rejecting previously ordered wholesome arrowroot insists upon having indigestible chipped potatoes and meringues for lunch 1 to 145 p m Usual controversy which ends in invalids favor 2 p m Patient lunches triumphant ly off chipped potatoes and meringues Mother too exhaustedto eat anything 230 p m Medicine taken peaceably patient being paid his own price one box of soldiers at Is 6d- - and two half penny comic papers 245 p m Gargle in prospect m Patient agrees to admin 305 istration of gargle on mother pledging herself to take immediate steps towards the purchase of Tom Sawyer 310 13 m Invalid craves entertainment Mother tells stories tilt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ore throat temperature a trifle high denied emphatically GEN LEES RECORD Well I think there is not a shadow of 4 p m Accustomed contention takes doubt that Master Albert here is in for place The Sturdy Americans Military An ¬ German measles 410 p m Invalid victor cestry and His Career in the Dont Mrs Mortimer imploringly 430 p m Mother too weary even tc Confederate Army conceal anything from me 1 beseech take tea but patient regales himself or you Dr Weldon Dont hesitate to tell hot muffins Fitzhugh Lee as is well known waa me the worst I am very brave Is it 5 p m Vinegar bath leaves patient an officer in the confederate army dur ¬ a ver serious disease greatly refreshed Mother dead tired ing the civil war and in case of his ap- Dr Yeames Weldon reassuringly 530 p m Medicine poured out pointment as major general oC volun-¬ Madge Marriage proposals are an 2o no my dear madam It is one of teers he would enter on his duties as an awful bore the mildest possible ailments only Scene II Second floor landing ter experienced military man Gen Lees Paula What have you been rejected Um llose rah slight pray as factory or even approximately certain Soft eyes upraised you if to night before She dreamed of the as to the results It has been said of u Now when its got as warm a3 this as of other nations that if we kept A warning tip is not amiss Take care young man go there no more every gun we ow n in actual firing operaJudge tion for even 24 hours the powder and FRIENDLY MISUNDERSTANDING shell bill would bankrupt us and there is some truth in it This crystallization of the metal is not confined to guns however The same thing occurs in the journals or axels used on the railroad oars It is for that reason that careful railroads put on new axles every five or six years In Europe there arc laws upon the subject though it is custom with us In Germany it is unlawful to use an axle on passenger cars mere than four years though the limitation on freight cars is not so rigid As with the oft fired gun the steel in the journal becomes so brittle by the crystallization in consequence ot its use that it is liable 340 p m What time patient so to snap in a dozen pieces any time after Washington Star its life is ended Muffin licits toasted muiKns for te ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ extensively dangerous occurrence to all in its immediate locality The firing of a gun causes the steel to crystallize and thereby becomes brittle as a file So far as has yet been discovered there is no remedy for it It is not exactly a total loss after a gun has become dead for the steel can be used for thousands of things in the way of bolts braces and the like for new work and for repairs A modern gun is an expensive affair running from 75000 way up It is equally expensive to keep it in operation the cost for each cartridge seat from it being over 1000 which does not include the putting of the gun on its emplacement or taking it down nor the thousands of dollars necessarily expended in paying salaries and subsist ence of the officers and men who operate it This crystallization of the metal is one of the mysteries of the science of ordnance The gun could be revivified to some extent by heating it to a white heat and allowing it to cool off slowly but the treatment is not exactly satis¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The life of a gun is one of the mosl unsatisfactory things about it re officer in discuss marked an ordnance ing the war question and though s number of experiments have been mads In connection therewith there is no absolute certainty as to the results A general rule has been arrived at which s thought to be on the safe side of the matter and that is that the modern steel gun should not be fired more than 100 times After that it matters not what the emergency may be it is safet to dismantle the gun and send it back to the shop than to risk firing it foi the explosion of a gun is a decidedly and ¬ to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Sympathizing Employe CouKlstent Fadd who cannot stand the He was not very familiar with th odor of turpentine I would have sent English language for you to have done the cleaning last We have some fin looking elderly week but we have been having the out-¬ gentlemen dont you think inquired side of the house painted and it made Miss Cayenne us all sick Yes he answered but I more adMrs McScadd Washingsympathizingly mire the youngerly ladies Sure Oi dont wonder Thim colors is ton Star enough to make anyone sick N Y Latest Weekly A Mrs JDe H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 Co 1 ¬ ¬ to 12 a m to 5 p mv JvtHt Bacon And you say Sue gave you cigars last night Egbert I said nothing of the kind Didnt you say she pressed some cigars on you Yes they were cigars I had bought though and were in my vest pocket Yonkers Statesman Dearest if I had a barrel of Klon ¬ dike nuggets I would pour them all at What He Said Of course she cannot very well fall Every eye roughly speaking to catch Her gown is the latest and shes careful J 5p m R ADAIR Phone 79 6 to 12 Her coming to church to match Puck HE DID NOT KNOW to make Dental Surgeon Paris Ky a m and 1 t adc tf No 3 Broadway Office Hour Snubbed Agrain GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN your feet Henry Henry havent you always heard me say that I detest people who go around telling their dreams De- ¬ troit Free Press Remedy at Hand msr w m Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to Undertak¬ ing and Repairing Godfrey I wish I knew of some way to break my boy of the habit of smok- Scorjel Suppose you try giving him Chi Mrs Brown Main Street - - - - Paris Ky M1C a few of those cigars you smoke cago Tribune A Timely Tip She tells you in her pretty way where you have been all this time Brown making for the door Orril Mrs B B I insist upon knowing BOUSE AND LOT AND SJIITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal t anca in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky ask em Where are you going now Goin to fin some of the boys an Pick-Me-U- p I A Nature paints the country By man the towns bedight But woman with a paintbrush Daubs everything in sight Chicago Record Universal Artist What about that Indiana woman who is going to kiss every man who votes for her for mayor I shall have to see her before I can tell whether she is working for her The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ party or against it- - Chicago Kecord thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Agents Bostonian Definition Strawberry and general nursery cat¬ Miss Gotham How would you define alogue on application to -- Much Depends ZmSTGr 3 80S PLANTS TREES VINES a bachelor Miss Hubb was a person in whose breast the dis ¬ quieting microbe of love never found a Telephone 279 lodgment Yonkers Statesman A I should say a bachelor H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky ALVA CRAWFORD Hamilton Why do you speak of Longhead as the most remarkable man of the age Dalton Because he organized a bi- ¬ cycle manufacturing concern that didnt fail N Y World No Phenomenon carl Crawford CRAWFORD BROS FgTft jpoiirt IBsoIooibs and Fifth Sts Shop corner Main Secret Whatever I asked the dentist his fbrmula for acquiring wealth What did he say He said all he did was to plug at it and keep on plugging at it Detroit tc day JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY for youll have lively fellow uuder quarantine for that some time Master Albert Edward anxiously How long shall it be before I must go back to school sir Dr Yeames Weldon Well about six weeks Will that length of holiday suit you young man Albert Edward beatificallj- - but makes no vocal grins rply Now Mrs Mortimer I would rather troublesome -- minutes later FECTIOUS certainly advise you to engage a nurse GERMAN MEASURES IS RATHER IN for a week or two not that the malady is at all serious but to save yourself fatigue Mrs Mortimer indignantly 0 no I should never dream of letting anyone attend Albert but myself He is my child and this is his first illness What would he think of me in after years if I left him to the care of a - stranger when he most needed ineV Dr Yeames Wefdon Well arrange as you judge best of course German Jnxeasles is rather mfectian and if the servants are much in attendance they run theSrisk of catching tie disorder Mrs Mortimer enthusiastically O I shall devote my time entirely to Al ¬ bert ambwill allow no one to enter the room but myself Only tell me what to do Dr Yeames Weldon The treatment is quite simple Keep the room com- ¬ fortably warm about GO degrees and sponge him all overwith equal parts of vinegar and water several times a day I shall send in a mixture to be taken every three hours arid a gargle to be Master Albert Ed ¬ used occasionally ward looks downcast MrsMortimer And how about diet Dr Yeames YeIdo1i7 O he may have plenty of milk fruit anything he fancies All the good things indeed Master Albert Edward brighten con- ¬ siderably I shall look in to morrow morning and ifyou shoulcVfeel in doubt about anything before then just let me know But for your own sakeI would advise you to get a nurse I know of a -- 011I3- - N35R 5v V Vc MKy - w-- v v A t It1 r i r i i w f - i tf this moment to Dr Weldon and asl revolutionary commander He was he him to send me the nurse he spoke of oorn at Clermont Fairfax county Va These phrases oft men sing era instantly T find I shall require hei on Xovember 19 1835 and was gradu- ¬ Yet if youd seem of high degree checkered after all M S B in Black White ated at West Point in 183G He was se- Your- linen not ofshirt must always be gingham Of verely wounded in a fight with Indians Detroit Free Press DOSING SICK CHILDREN and in May 1SG0 he was ordered to re Floored Asrain port at West Toim as instructor of cavHow about the patent trapFriend Some SiiKTSrcHtions as to How to Ad alry At the beginning of the civil war door scheme you were going to get rich in 1861 he resigned his commission in minister Medicine Force Should the United States army and entered the on Be Lust Resort Struggling Inventor It fell through confederate service At first he was Chicago That much harm results from the ex- placed on staff duty and was adjutant old man It fell through cessive use of medicine is a fact which general of Ewells brigade until Sep- Tribune nobody will dispute and it is a rule tember 1801 when he was made lieuHard to Believe with the best physicians to give little tenant colonel of the First Virginia cavDid she give you a good testimonial or none when it can be avoided To alry and later was promoted to the for our soap this is due much of the success of rank of colonel In all of the cam She said that tramps climb Good homeopathy for in many cases nature paigns of northern Virginia he took a into her pantry window and steal it requires only careful nursing in order prominent part On July 25 1862 he faster than she can buy it Detroit to eilect a cure Nevertheless there are was made brigadier general and on Free Press cases in which the administration of a September 3 1863 he was appointed Very Different dose of medicine is a matter of life and major general In the battle of Win Jimson Does your wife ride the same death the sole hope of recovery chester on September 19 1864 three Then it is if the patient be a child that horses were shot under him and he was make of wheel you do Henrypeck Xo indeed I ride the the mother l eaps her reward if she has Jhsabled by a severe wound which kept same make that she does Town Tophim from duty for several months taught the child to obey since the dose In March 1865 he was placed in com ics is taken without trouble or resistance mand of the whole cavalry corps of thj It is worse than foil to deceive a child The Red Bndgre with the pretense that nauseous medi- army of northern Virginia and a month War has its horrors trumpets bray cine is palatable the deception may later he surrendered to Gen Meade at Men march away with valiant tread While other men at home will stay Farmville after which he retired to his avail once but the little one loses all To flaunt their neckties wildly red faith in the assurance and it counts for home in Stafford county In 1874 ho Chicago Record naught Far wiser to tell him nonestly made a speech at Bunker Hill which atQUALITY OF MERCY STRAINED that it tastes badly but it is to do him tracted wide attention In the winter and spring of 18S2 83 he made a tour good and that as soon as it is taken he shall have something to take the taste through the southern states in the in out of his mouth something H possi- terest of the Southern Historical so- ¬ ble which he especially likes The pel- ciety In 1835 after a spirited cam ¬ lets in which so many of the modern paign he defeated John S Wise read- ¬ medicines are given are far easier to justee for governor of Virginia K Y take than were the huge pills of the last Tribune generation and it is not often that a Boston Common Gate bitter dose is absolutely necessary Massive ornamental iron gates which When the little patient must be forced were never closed and the posts sup to take the dose do so quietly and firm porting them and bearing tall lanterns ly hold the hands and nose while the all of which have stood for years at spoon presses down the tongue In the one of the entrances to Boston com- ¬ effort to breathe the medicine which mon and now hafte given way because should be in liquid form w II be swal- ¬ of the subway excavations are to Here lowed A medicine glass much bet- erected at the entrance to the site of ter than a spoon and less apt to spill the confederate military prison at An the contents It ma also be used as a dersonville Ga Wiien originally placed means of compulsion by turning it up the gates were dedicated by Gov so as to stop the supply of air at the John A Andrew of Massachusetts first gasp for breath the medicine will Chicago Tribune be taken and the glass mar be re Deadly Insult to a Tnscan moved The most offensive tiling you can Often a struggle with the patient will say to a Tuscan is that heis ignorant or What begging again Igaveyoua do more harm than good moreover ill bred You may call him a fool or sou last Sunday Do you expect me to medicine thus given is apt to be reject- ¬ a thief or a liar and he will only grin Le Journal Amus- all Paris ed by the stomach In such case the at you but every peasant considers him ¬ support ant physician must be appealed to It is self a gentleman and desires to run a easier to coax a child than to drive it knife into anyone A Reflection who questions his and patient gentle reasoning is seldom manners- bannisters of life As down the Y Sun without effect Force should be used Through summers and through winters Man slides with great rapid ty only as a last resort Chicago TimesIinrsrest Freight Steamer The Cymric the largest freight He finds theyre full of splinters Herald steamer afloat can carry about 20000 N Y Journal Marriage Law iH Greece Tbe Usual Way tonsof dead weight In ancient Greece a lw provided that 621 freight cars can thisis about what gfle Does your friend always put his carry The dis if a man divorced his wVehecoiftLnot placement of the Cymric is 23000 tons aabney on therighrliorse subsequently marry a woman younger Kjuvuiijc jjeXo I believelt is usually W tlfe musuooui twenty twenty than his discarded partne left horse Yonkers Statesman imras 01 ner weight ¬ ¬ ¬ Mrs Mortimer a wreck of her form ei He is a nephew of Gen Robert E Lee self to maid Hodgetts go at once and a grandson of Col Henry Lee the record and ancestr are both military again Free Press Illustrated American Perspective Gentlemens FurnlsliinsM Chide not the joy which failed The clothes dont make the man quoth And name it sorrow Of joy to morrow Chicago Record Pain leaves the heart the hope alwar IN HARD LUCK Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable ¬ SYRUPINDIGESTION PEPS J CURES FRASKFORT DR CALDWELLS ¬ CINMffl 1 RY ¬ ¬ la Effect March 1807 ¬ ¬ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lvc Frank fort Arr Rlkhoru ArrStamnlnjj Ground Arr Duval Is fl30am 8i50pm HAHaxn 20pm H51am 8it2pni 415pn ¬ ¬ Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown ¬ ¬ ¬ Terrible situation of Henpeck who Arr Centreville enlisted to get away from his wife and Arr Klizabeth found her at the front as a Bed Cross Arr Paris nurse 2f Y Evening Journal WEST Wanted the Whole The actor dodged as by his head A cabbage from the gallery sped With hungry voice he cried Will you Just kindly throw the corned beef too L A W Bulletin Lve Paris 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 822am 148pm 5pm t40am ft10pm BOUND 442pm 452pm 8i28am 458pm 4pm i 20am 530pn 032am 542pm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1056am G46pm Not Voluntary 1110am 653pm 1125am 704pm The Good Man visiting prison How J 135am 711pm did you come to get in here Vjh m 725pm Prisoner I didnt come to get in they dragged me here and chucked me GEO B HARPER C D BERCAW Genl bupt in by force Chicago Daily Xews Genl Pass Agt Fjkankj ort Ky 1 1 ArrElizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground ArrJSwitzer Arr Elkhorn 038am 548pm 048am 558pm 1000am 610pm 1040am 635pm mA Mrs Becoming Seriously Alurniea Upjohn ¬ ¬ Mrs Highup Indeed I am If it gets any worse shell keep me awake the whole nignt Chicago Tribune Iix about that childs cough Arent you uneasy mmm so smi TIME TABLE EAST BOUND i- - ¬ His Cousin Dorothy Jnow listen Tonf - This writer saj s that first love is always best Tom promptly That is because he never tried the forty fifth Brooklyn Life v Ignorance Lv Louisville 830am 600pm Ar Lexington Ill5am810pm icington Uj25am Lv Winchesterll58am flSkSam Ar Washington 65vam 340pm Ar Philadelphial0l5aiu70onm Ar Jew York 1210nn 903pm WEST BOUND t U A v frE P 20 ¬ Wallace I would not take a farm for that dog of mine Ferry I dont blame you It costs a whole lot less to run a dog than it does a farm Cincinnati Enquirer Wise Man - Paradise Incomplete Trains marked thus f Teacher uSTow Johnny why dibl cept Sunday other treins run daily L run daily Adam and Eve leave paradise Werent Throngh Sleepers between Louiivilla Lexington ana New York they satisfied with it thoai Johnny No they didnt have no wheel Judge jjuuud lurtuam at nuiCUlOUS prices -GUstom-I Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am Ar Lexington 800am 520pm Ar Frankfort 9liam 630pm Arbnelbyvillel001am 7 20pm ArLouisville IkOOam 815pm Pa Quite RldiculoHM hop walker We are gelling thesal should at-italf- OrKWMB-W-BAw- i r 9fc 7 wvma VU Agent M - ¬ them cheaper Ally Sloper sWWri ebulj - w II J iY JraSS Arrant - nti iiNjW rariiiro F R V1AA19 It W i - w m adoan jj vk Cwanitbn Ky THF3r1SS r5 FFW8r Sgr tT C- a Ti J iTfc P - - fju -J- K-V- x--- I WWjfsV yT F THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY JUNE 7 1898 I FUDMaPl ri t lii KK Vtofetess ta 5D3 - 3 THE HOG INDUSTRY Its Magnificent ProyorilonH Illustrat ed uy Figures Collected byllie Agricultural Department ¬ QUICKSAND IN WELLS IA The following table exhibits the num¬ ber of hogs in the United States in Jan uav in the years named as reported by the department of agriculture Illinois Jo wa Missouri Kansas The writer has had large experience Nebraska Minnesota in sinking- wells in the sandy subsoils AAisconsin Michigan of Michigan and northern Indiana In Kentucky early days it was no uncommon thing Tennessee Twelve for the well to cave in even before Maine pack states quicksand was reached and bury the New Hampshire workman Some genius invented the Vermont fallowig method which is now in al- ¬ Massachusetts Rhode Island most universal use in those districts Connecticut New where there is quicksand when the wa ¬ New York Jersey Pennsylvania ter is reached and where there is dan ¬ Delaware ger from the sand or light soil caving Maryland Virginia in upon the workman West Virginia Construct out of inch boards a ring North Carolina of the desired diameter usually about South Carolina Georgia ihree feet in the clear by cutting sec- ¬ Florida tions of the wooden circle desired out Alabama of inch boards Pive or six sections will Mississippi Louisiana be required for the circle Two thick- ¬ nesses of these board circles are re ¬ Arkansas California quired one nailed upon the other with Oregon the joints of the sections broken This Nevada Colorado will give a wooden ring a little over Arizona South Dakota North Dakota Hetliod for Excluding It AVliicIi Ha Been Used with Success in Micli- igran and Iiidlnuiu 9j jndiana 1S98 132G961 2030355 3C25SS1 18S8 2159425 3105072 1692916 1327128 245662e 1654772 23929SC 4854507 3169411 1676487 433003 920557 727757 1475S31 168833S 20S13174 7C067 l2S972e 560957 902507 55825 75453 57131 14146 54274 63SS49 1910745 23278010 78402 56400 78572 60726 16S859 72069 J 14435 53737 645435 163231 1033001 150368 1426774 1031150 2073254 456519 184S158 50055 32S567 955781 352727 1033104 52167 338655 98574 375042 142734E 945662 1954241 395254 1719019 751413 129S051 467676 220847 11349 22035 24772 142617 119105 71432 46961 29905 47335 168546 22345 84010 1940755 8S872C 184889 156316C 507461 2526SJ 1159C 2341 2069J 160064 11794S Idaho Montana New Mexico Utah Washington Wyoming Oklahoma IS946819 Other states Total in United States39759993 Total for years mentioned 189S 7751 52087 31787 56621 239412 15834 62811 1956474 4284275 39759995 40600276 4284275 4416o71f 4520649 46094807 5239801 50625106 51602780 50301592 44346525 44612836 46092045 45142057 44200895 43270C86 44122206 36227602 o4tUo4fllM J 1897 1S96 1895 1894 1S93 1892 1891 1890 1889 SL 1S88 1SS7 1886 18S5 1SS4 1883 1SS2 1881 JoSO 1S79 1S78 - S 3jf5 1877 34766206 32262506 28077106 PLAN FOR HAY BARN How to Build One Largre Enongh to Hold a Hundred Tons or More at Smnll Expense Locations for Bee Hives Many people fail of success with bees because they do not place the hives Trim off the dead limbs from the right If too shaded the bees are likely evergreens to be atttacked by the moth miller Buy an improved hame fastener 2nd which breeds those worms that destroy the honey It is well to have the bees save time and patience up early so the hives should front tf Making fields long instead of square the east so as to catch the first rays makes tillage more economical We insist that wire or other netting of the morning sun Either a well roofed low building should be put up about the stables is profitable as a bee stand or the hives should be If we had free rural mail delivery we set on a bench under a tree all through would not need so many post offices summer In winter it is not best One of the easiest ways of dwarfing the that bees should see sunlight If an pears is by budding on the quince underground cellar out of doors can be Soil and location have a decided in ¬ fitted up where the temperature mav fluence on variety and quality of fruits be kept below freezing all the time it Sand loam especially if it has been will be much better than the warmer on old meadow is fine for buckwheat house cellar American Cultivator A kerosene oil stove with oven will save lots of wear and worry from sum ¬ Cliarcoal for the Pigs BeatC Pigs that are fattening will often eat mers v Frequent bathing in summer should charcoal quite greedily That from the be the ruie The pores get clogged with corn is probably the best as the cob contains a very considerable amount of dust and dirt The crops and stock will tell what potash which corrects the acidity of kind of a farmer you are You need not the stomach Corn is a very heavy and rich grain and hard of digestion for any say anything quantities that fatten ¬ If the soil is poor orchard grass at the animal In the corn ing pigs eat of it rate of 25 pounds to the acre will do the stomachs are cloyed is no wonder if A little char- ¬ better than blue grass coal will improve their appeDont work a collar on a sore shoul ¬ tite Evengreatlythat are not fattening¬ pigs dered horse unless you fix it so that it will eat some charcoal It has some will not bear on the sore nutrition and they are in no danger A fish pond should furnish a cheap of eating too mm Prairie Farmer and excellent diet and save the poultry Dont try to sell a customer apithat andother1 meats for market Western he does not want Plowman RURAL PARAGRAPHS - feet in the clear or thereabout and two inches thick As soon as there are indications of caving this wooden ring is put in the bottom of the well and a four inch wall made of brick is built upon it Care should be taken to have the wooden ring about one halt inch larger on the outside than the outside diameter of the brick wall In the localities named well brick could be purchased and thej are better than common brick because the joints are less open but common brick can be used by clipping the inside corners of the brick a little If quick is likely to be reached four feet of the well which is first put in is laid in cement mortar to exclude it The rest of the well will not need mor tar Having made the workman safe by a brick circular Avail around him he proceeds to dig and undermine the ring first on one side a little and then on the other side and the ring with its superincumbent weight of brick fol ¬ lows and other bricks are put on the top When the water and the quick- ¬ sand are reached no attempt is made to bail the water out The workman proceeds as before except that a dipper is provided for dipping up the quick sand in the bottom of the well When the water reaches the armpits of the workman the well is considered complete Afterwards should the water become low the well is deepened by dig ging out the sand from it and under the ring and more bricks are laid on the top Thousands of these wTells thus constructed may be found in the dis ¬ tricts above referred to Pig 1 shows the wooden circle the heavy lines where the top sections of the prepared circular pieces of board tmeet the light lines where the ends meet Fig 2 shows how the joints of the two sections of the circle are broken Fig 3 shows the wall laid of common undipped bricks I P Rob erts in Country Gentleman ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SINKING WELLS IN SANDY SOIL The cut shows the details of construc lour and one half inches wide three tion of a modern hay barn The plan ¬ shown is for a barn 40 feet wide 50 feet long and with posts 15 feet high with self supporting roof As a hay barn is called for it is unnecessary to have any floor for driving space The hay should be carried from the wagon to the open ¬ ing in the end of the barn by means of a carrier or sling and then upon the track the end of which is shown the hay is carried to any part of the barn desired The sill A A should be of eight by eight material The beams L B and C C should also be eight by eight and morticed into the posts at the cor- 2j0 great cities of America are adequately provided with public clocks of such a size Her Employer Was Xot IiUid Up from and so prominent location as to indicate the Overeating and She Felt time over wide metropolitan districts But it is high time to check kidney and bladder Slighted complaint manifested to the sufferer by inactivity of the organs affected Hostetters A lady had a cook who gave her every satisfaction and she was under the impression Stomach Bitters remedies this as it does dyspepsia that the cook was equally satisfied with her ness andrheumatism constipation biliousnervousness place But one morning to the ladys in tense surprise the cook gave her the usual Why He Stuck It Oir months notice It strikes me Mr Brief said Mr Dog What do you want to leave for Jane way asked her mistress I am very much ion is that your charge of 750 for this opinpretty steep pleased with you and I thought you were No doubt said Mr Brief But you quite comfortable here Yes mum Im comfortable enough in a see Dogway when you come and ask me for an opinion which violates all my convicway but tions jouve got to pay not only for your The cook hesitated and fidgeted about law but for ray conscience Harpers But what queried her mistress Well mum she blurted out the fact Bazar is the master doesnt seein to predate nry ZVo Lack of Attention cookery and I cant stop in a place where Miss New I cant get my watch to keep my efforts to please are wasted so Id time properly rather go mum Jeweler Perhaps it needs regulating But what makes you think that your Surely not I move the regulator over cookery master doesnt appreciate your Jewelers Has he ever complained to you asked the the entire scale every dav Weekly lady No mum but my late master was al 100 Reward 10O ways being laid up through overeating he The readers of this paper will be pleased said he couldnt help doing so because my cookery was so delicious but master here to learn that there is at least one dreaded has that hasnt been laid up once all the three months disease stagesscience that been able to cure in all its is Ive been with you and thats just what Catarrh Cure andthe only Catarrh Halls is positive cure Traveler Boston bothers me so mum known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a A REMARKABLE CASE constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon The following case was printed originally systemthe blood and mucous surfaces of the thereby destroying the foundation in The Monitor a newspaper published at of the disease and giving the patient Meaford Ontario Douots were raised as strength by building up the constitution and to its truthfulness consequently a close assisting nature in doing its work The watch Vas kept on the case for two years and the original statement has now been com- proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred pletely verified Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Mr Petch had been a hopeless paralytic for five years His case has had wide atten- Send for list of testimonials Address F J Cheney Co Toledo 0 tion He was confined to his bed was bloat Sold by Druggists 7oc ed almost beyond recognition and could not Halls Family Pills are the best take solid food Doctors called the disease spinal sclerosis and all said he could not The Dangers of Camp live The Canadian Mutual Life AssociaAmy Oh Belle you dont think poor tion after a thorough examination paid him his total disability claim of 1600 regarding dear Bob will cret shot in Cnbn Belle Its hard to say dear but he was him as forever incurable half shot when I saw him at Hempstead For three years he lingered in this condi Brooklyn Life tion After taking some of Dr WilOn Wednesday July 20th the Cleveland liams Pink Akron Columbus Ry will run an excursion for from Columbus Zanesville and intermediate Pale People stations to Niagara Falls via Cleveland and there was the elegant Steamer City of Erie or City of a Buffalo Transit Buffalo of the Cleveland change a Co The round trip rate to Niagara Falls ten dency will be 600 from Columbus and Zanesville to sweat 500 from Mt Vernon 400 from Millers freely Next burg 300 from Akron and proportionately came a little low rates from intermediate stations Train feeling in will leave Columbus 1130 a m and Zaneshis limbs ville of that day making fast This vrnd- - time 1200 noon information as to limits of For full Paid His Claim ejf followed tickets trips Niagara Falls and all by a pricking sensation until at last the details apply beyond agent of this company to any blood began to course freely and vigorously or C F DALY General Passenger Agent through his body Soon he was restored to his old time health You Know What Is to Follow A reporter for The Monitor recently called What I am about to say is for your good on Mr Petch again and was told is always the preface for the meanest things You may 6ay there is no doubt as to my cure being permanent I am in better health our friends can possibly retail into our Unthan when I gave you the first Interview willing ears Chicago Times Herald and certainly attribute my cure to Dr Wil The Omaha Exposition of 1898 liams Pink Pills for Pale People To these pills I owe my release from the Beats the Centennial Exposition which ocliving death and I shall always bless the curred in Philadelphia in 1876 away out of day I was induced to take them sight and is next to the Worlds Fair at Chi Such is the history of one of the most cago in importance to the whole country remarkable cases in modern times In the All of the States in the Trans Mississippi reface of such testimony can anyone say that gion are interested and our Eastern friends Dr Williams Pink Pills are not entitled to will enjoy a visit to Omaha during the conthe careful consideration of every sufferer tinuance of the Exposition from June to Ocman woman or child Is not the case in tober inclusive truth a miracle of modern medicine Buy your excursion tickets over the ChiThese pills are sold by all druggists and cago Milwaukee St Paul Ry An illus are considered by them to be one of the most trated folder descriptive of the Exposition valuable remedial agents known to science will be sent you on receipt of 2 cent stamp for postage Address Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent Chicago 111 ANOTHER PATRIOT TTejv ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WHY THE COOK FELT HURT v Public Clocks Liver m Your needs coaxing not crowding Dr Ayers Pills stand with ¬ They out a rival as a reliable medicine for liver complaint cure constipation and they cure its consequences piles biliousness indigestion sick headache nausea coated tongue foul breath bad taste palpitation nervousness irrita ¬ bility and many other maladies that have their root in constipation They are a specific for all diseases of the stomach and bowels and keep the body in a condition of sound health I have used Ayers Pills for the past thirty years and consider them an invaluable family medicine I know of no better remedy for liver troubles and have always found them a prompt cure for dyspepsia James Quinn 90 Middle Street Hartford Conn Tke Ayers Pills W RE OF MORPHINE Mrs Pinkhams Urgent Appeal to Suffering Women She Asks Them to Seek Permanent Cures and ¬ Pills slight Not Mere Temporary Relief From Pain Special forms of suffering lead many ayoman to acquire the mor- ¬ ¬ 3 jr j 8 phine habit One of these forms of suffering is a dull persistent pain in the side accompanied by heat and throbbing There is disinclination to work because work only increases the pain This is only one symptom of a chain of troubles she has others she cannot bear to confide to her physician for fear of an examination the terror of all sen- ¬ sitive modest women The physician meantime knows her condition but cannot combat her shrinking terror He yields to her supplication for something to relieve WmWm the pain He gives her a few mor-¬ phine tablets with very grave cau- ¬ tion as to their use Foolish wo- ¬ man She thinks morohine will help her right along she becomes its slave A good way to avoid trouble is to make He Wanted Everything aiilitary and up your mind not to be troubled but that A wise and a generous physician had such 1 Naval on the Bill is too much trouble Washington la a case he told his patient he could do nothing Democrat of Fare for her as she was too nervous to undergo free and cured JRits Puffly is too old and there is too much of No fitsstoppedtfirst days permanentlyKlines an examination In despair she went to use after Dr him to go to the Avar but he never loses a Great Nerve Restorer Free oftrial bottle 2 visit a friend She said to her Dont give chance to voice his patriotism 933 Arch st Phila Pa Pork and beans he mumbled over the treatise Dr Kline yourself up just go to the nearest druggists Say waitrestaurant menu the other day We never yet met a girl in a dry goods er are these the regular army beans store who was not just dying to pos- and buy a bottle of Mrs Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Yes sah Also de reglah ahmy pok sess something that didnt cost more than Bring me some Whats this It will build you up You will begin to feel better with the first Spanish One big order of consomme waiter 15 cents Atchison Globe buns She did so and after the fifth bottle her health was re- ¬ bottle Break a couple of these Spanish buns into From Baby in the llisrh Chair it Thats where they belong Then throw to grandma in Here is her own letter about it the rocker Grain 0 is good established the whole thing away ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ 0 J 3 A 3 fo A ¬ L llow TO BUILD A HAT BARN ners and in the center These beams serve as braces and must be securelv fastened or the barn will spread One danger which must be guarded againsl will be the bulging of the ends To secure these strong steel rods should run from the side plates the ends of whicli are shown at the top of the posts Thest steel rods will cut off a portion of the corner as they should befastened aboui ten feet from the ends of the plates The details shown will make it plain to a builder how the barn is to be con structed Rural New Yorker ¬ After Puffly glared around to see whether for the whole family It is the long desired Never upsets the anyone challenged this direction he chuckled substitute for coffee nerves or injures the digestion Made from an order for shelled peas Fruit he responded later to the wait- ¬ pure grain it is a food in itself Has the taste er certainly and he fairly shouted that and appearance of the best coffee at J the price It is a genuine and scientific article he wanted a couple of naval oranges and is come to stay It makes for health Thats a hit he communed to himself md strength Ask your grocer for Grain O Most of these chumps that are not up with the times would have simply ordered or- ¬ lady in the mu ¬ The anges Then he had another inspira- ¬ tion and taking in a full breath he roared seum draws a pretty fat salary L A W And say waiter bring me a couple of Bulletin Manila cheroots Everybody within hear ¬ Pisos Cure cured me of a Throat and ing applauded and Puffly waved both la- ¬ Lung trouble of three years standing E pels of his coat with national emblems at ¬ 12 1894 Cady Huntington Game ole bihd dat whispered the wait ¬ A mans past is the best prophet of his er just loud enough to be heard all over the place Puffly gave no sign that he heard future Chicago Daily News but left a half dollar on the table and walked out so straight that he leaned back Detroit tached Ind Nov ¬ Free Press A horse never gets to the front in a race if ho has been badly reared Chicago News could hardly get around the house could not do any work without feeling tired out My monthly periods had stopped and I was so tired and nerv- ¬ ous all of the time I was troubled very much with falling of the womb and bearing down pains A friend advised me to take Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I have taken five bot-¬ tles and think it is the best medicine I ever used Now I can work and feel like myself AS- TiSs I used to be troubled greatly with my head but I have had no bad headaches or palpita tion of the heart womb trouble or bearing down pains since I com- ¬ menced to take Mrs Pinkhams medicine I gladly recommend the Vegetable Compound to every suffering woman The use of one Mrs Lucy Peasley Derby bottle will prove what it can do - THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS Select butchers CALVES Fair to good liynt Common Mixed packers Li tint shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS Spring Center Vt l June 6 4 00 4 50 i d 25 3 85 4 10 g 3 90 3 75 6 15 s 4 80 l 04 1 00 35 gi 27 45 9 50 1 1 00 5 90 12 18 Cincinnati HUUi No 3red Corn No 2 mixed Oats 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is Give us a call ENGLANDS PEEMIEE WHAT IT MEANS TO BE THE BRJJISH PRIME MINISTER I doing tirBt clasa work tf Haggard Reed tf IRONINO MADE 5I ZSXStWl W Of Feck P S Andersotf 4 - To the Wright Medical Co O Pike Co O Kecommend Wrights Celery Capsules Roman Candlo bombardment That Stampeded tho Throe Hundred Braves and Started Them on a Run That Last- ¬ ed Into the Next Day Dr Miles9 Heart Cure Cures a Prominent Attorney Nowhere Else In the World Is There Any Position at Once So Powerful and So Anomalous The Offico 13 Without Lesal Foundation I I I- - I ff I J- -V him he were living up in Nebraska not far from Onallala on the south fork of the Platte just after the stream leaves the Colorado line Thus discoursed a former cattleman who is now pursuing a peaceful and commonplace life in Kansas City the other evening He was talking of life C on the big cattle range in the days when Dodge City Abilene Hayes the fame of E R C PHELPS the leading pension City and Ellis was on the wane as tough attorney of Belfast N Y writes towns of Kansas and their upbuilding as 1T1 I was discharged from tho army on law abiding communities had begun account of ill health and suffered from In them days he continued our heart trouble ever since I frequently had openings for fun was less frequent than fainting and smothering spells My form national holidays are at present It was yras bent as a man of 80 I constantly wore mostly hard riding and lots of it It an overcoat even in summer for fear of gives us all a sorter yearning to bust taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ pains loose the cinches and raise hell at the ness My rest was broken by severe Three about the heart and left shoulder first opportunity and sometimes the years ago commenced using Dr Miles way we did it was as unique as they Heart Cure Inotwithstanding I had used so was startling The time I speak of in much patent medicine and taken drugs from this pertickler yarn we was grazing a doctors for years without being helped Dr big bunch of cattle mostly long horns in Miles Heart Cure restored me to health It the Cherokee strip along the north is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords fork of the Canadian river within a me much pleasure to recommend this rem everyone days riding of old Fort Supply The edy toMiles Eemedies Dr Osages and some other tribes used to are sold by all drug- ¬ come in there for their green corn and gists under a positive harvest dances and have highfallootin guarantee first bottle ole times in general We all remarks benefits or money re- ¬ this and speaks of it sorter scornful be- funded Book on dis- ¬ cause we did not like Injuns much no- eases of tho heart and mL Health how When I say this I dont mean nerves free Address that Rooney was the one to put the DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind quirt to the Injuns He was overquiet on the subject He generally was peace fullike and cam He was a thinker Rooney was and with some schooling and a little politics would have been a great man in the city I low About this time the camp begins to get short on grub and some four or five of the boys was sent to Medicine Lodge across the Kansas line with wagons to bring back a supply of necessaries Kan- ¬ sas was not a prohibition state then D H and you could get most any kind of stimulant in Medioine Lodge that is Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio to say they had rye and Bourbon whis ky and I suppose they also had beer Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris In them days I never could see the vir ¬ y tues of beer As I was saying you could get TUESDAY JUNE 14TH 1898 about any kind of liquor you wanted in Medicine Lodge and so we kept pretty returning every second Tuesday in each well wet Rooney here displayed his month ReferenCe Every leading physician j sagacity While we all had forgotten of Paris Kentucky all about them pesky Injuns he comes in one day we was to leave and puts in to the wagon about 20 of them big ro man candles that shoot ten times you know each shot a big ball of yellow red or bluish flame What you going to do with them COUNTY Fourth of July fixings now we all asks seeing as how it was getting closer to Thanksgiving As agent of The Page Woven Wire Never you mind that said John Fence Co I am prepared to put up the kinder winking his eye southeast beat wire fence on the market It is So we all was mighty curious during guaranteed to turn all the trip back to the Canadian but says and to give satisfaction kinds of stock nothing A few days after wegets back I have put up fence this season for them Injuns begins gathering for a an- ¬ farmers who have had the Page Fence nual feast of some kind and then one in use far seven or eight years night they prepares fqr one of them I am also prepared to put up the dances Of course all of the boys what best Chicken Fence on the naarkpt If vou are needing any fence give me could be spared wanted off to see the a call monkey business of them redskins Then John Rooney he called a council 0 W MILLER Agent of war and unfolded the secret of them Paris Ky roman candles what be bought at Med icine Lodge He tells all the boys some mD in number to stay with him an3 Pleads the way to the timber where the-ghost dance was going on We all takes one of them roman candles and no one iMfifufJI - speaks a word or coughs or makes any niHHfiisi l yrmroarattennee murcfan doujrTW owibB vouloud signs Sji tii Sei 25 1ornifi HSl is When them 800 braves was a tearing taBipTOra stntf 3 up the ground and yelling at the height qnuujr lorcalls wKiapinnfAtiolfierscSwlcMuii nU won UMiTa11 for our Tojui we gets the word from women who otaScliEerV wee ounencjivBbiuucinrooia irinrri3a uiiksiHiir of the dance kfi4 getflMte ZriiX V aatftwt hi Rooney and lights up them candles elobblnt togwBw aamacpxormale simultaneous and they begin shooting fire and brimstone into them Injuns sure enough The boys wasnt used to shooting off them things and was about alf scared theirselves at the devilish hissing and the sparks but them Injuns well I cant say what they thought but it was plain how they acted Some of em took to the other side of the woods some jumped straight up a lot went for the north fork of the Canadian J arunning so fast it ud take four men to EAST BOUND- see en Stop then Well I guess not Lv Louisville 830am 600pi They jumped right in and swum for Ar Lexington ll15anx84Jpm dear life They never stopped to see Lv Lexington 1125am 850pmi30arai 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am k23pn9l5aBa 630pm that the blamed fire had quit and fel ¬ Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 6sjam 3d0pcn lers working on the range the other Ar Philadeiphlal015am 705pm Bide of the fork said they saw them Ar jsevr xorfc laUnn yuspm running the next morning when they WEST BOUND was just starting their days riding That nights devilment like to got Ar Winch ester 750am 450pm 65oam 250pm StOOam 520pm 735am 345pm us all into trouble though and the Ar Lexington Sellam 630pm Ar Frankfort most of us discreetly struck out for ArShelby ville lfeOlam 720pm Jl00am 815pm Kansas to avoid any unpleasant conse- Ar Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ quences But laugh say I never laugh cept Sunday other trains run daily Kansas City Star ed so in my life Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without A Good Law change J Forrates Sleeping Car reservationsor A law has iust been passed in Franca U rbidding any one to give solid food to any information call on z JI infants under a year oia witnouc me v F BCARBr Agent L N R R writtenHauthority of a physician In or George W Barney Paris Ky France too the long rubber tubes to Div Pass Agent feeding bottles are forbidden under Lexington heavy penalties Everywhere people are warned not to use them the reason be- ¬ ing that it is impossible to keep them properly sterilized ALVA CRAWFORD V We never called Rooney by the name of Jack although his Christian name was John and in the cattle country they was few men named after Christs chief disciple who was not known as Jack We always called him John Rooney The last I ever heerd of ¬ teA X 1 J Nowhere else in the world is there any position at once so powerful and so anomalous So long as he remains prime minister the premier of the United Kingdom is possessed of more real power than any single individual un less it be the czar or the president of the United States Yet great as is the power of prime minister the office has no foundation on law The prime minister is quite as un ¬ known to the law as is the cabinet If a legal pedant blind to all facts not in the statutes or the toxtbooks of the common law were asked to define the office of prime minister and to describe the cabinet he would be utterly at a ¬ ¬ Columbus Ohio have purchased a box of Wrlarjt Gents I Celery Capsules from James T Blaser gist Waverly O and used them or Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years - asett and three boxes of your Celery 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of their holy picture it will be dispelled by this St James Gazette During about 700 years the Latin language was the language of court1 camp and polite society from the river Tweed in Scotland to the Euphrates in Asia and from the Crimea or Cher ¬ sonese in the Black sea to the pillars of Hercules at the western extremity of tbe Mediterranean V vs TWIN BROTHERS r i What a lot youve got hold of of society news even to a full description of Miss Tip toris Paris trousseau I Where did yutt kear Mi ss De Style Original Sources Irs De Style Dear me CRAWFORD BROS --- BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 7i-703-MAINSTPiRlSKYi it all sort- At thesymphony Weekly New York con- Shop corner Main and Fifth Sts - m4 l2 TSt JTfti V PWn 8 t- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JUNE Haggard tf 7 1898 - SCARED THE EED MEN HOW A CROWD OF CATTLEMEN BROKE UP A GHOST DANCE I t Reeds new laundry is Give us a call ENGLANDS PREMIER WHAT IT MEANS TO BE THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER doing first class work Haggard Reed IRONING MADE jHtiiiiinHrtittiimiiuiUHiiHiiiHmimminjimitiHiiaiiuaiuitiumumti ESY sm W Of Peck P To O S Aiiderso Co O - t Nowhere Else In the World Is There Any Soman Candlo Bombardment That Cures a Prominent Attorney Position at Once So Towerfnl and So Stampeded the Throe Hundred Braves Anomalous The Office 13 Without Legal and Started Them on a Bun That tast ¬ Foundation ed Into the Kcxt Day Nowhere else in the world is there We never called Rooney by the any position at once so powerful and so name of Jack although his Christian anomalous So long as he remains name was John and in the cattle counprime minister the premier of the Unittry they waH few men named after ed Kingdom is possessed of more real Christs chief disciple who was not known as Jack We always called him power than any single individual un John Rooney The last I ever heerd of less it be the ozar or the president of up in Nebraska not him he were living the United States far from Onallala on the sonth fork of Yet great as is the power of prime just after the stream leaves the Platte minister the office has no foundation on the Colorado line law The prime minister is quite as un ¬ Thus discoursed a former cattleman known to the law as is the cabinet If who is now pursuing a peaceful and a legal pedant blind to all facts not in commonplace life in Kansas City the the statutes or the textbooks of the other evening He was talking of life common law were asked to define the v on the big cattle range in the days when office of prime minister and to describe the fame of Dodge City Abilene Hayes be utterly at a E R C PHELPS the leading pension the cabinet he would City and Ellis was on the wane as tough loss attorney of Belfast N Y writes towns of Kansas and their upbuilding as 1T1 I was discharged from the army on In theory the prime minister is only law abiding communities had begun account of ill health and suffered from a privy councilor at the head of a de- ¬ In them days he continued our heart trouble ever since I frequently had partment of state who is specially in openings for fun was less frequent than fainting and smothering spells My form the sovereigns confidence and who usu- ¬ national holidays are at present It was was bent as a man of 80 I constantly wore ally presides at an informal gathering mostly hard riding and lots of it It an overcoat even in summer for fear of of certain of the privy councilors who gives us all a sorter yearning to bust taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ happen to told offices of state a gath- ¬ pains loose the cinches and raise hell at the ness My rest was broken by severe Three ering which is called the cabinet That and left shoulder about first opportunity and sometimes the years the heart ago I commenced using Dr Miles is the furthest which the legal pedant of way we did it was as unique as they Heart Cure notwithstanding I had used so our thought would dare to go Yet of was startling The time I speak of in much patent medicine and taken drugs from course the prime minister is in fact this pertickler yarn we was grazing a doctors for years without being helped Dr far more than the mere chairman of the big bunch of cattle mostly long horns in Miles Heart Cure restored me to health It cabinet the Cherokee strip along the north is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords The cabinet no doubt has a great fork of the Canadian river within a me much pleasure to recommend this rem deal of power but even if it were true everyone days riding of old Fort Supply The edy toMiles Remedies once it is certainly not true now that Dr Osages and some other tribes used to England is governed by a committee of by all drug- ¬ are come in there for their green corn and gistssold 15 or 16 persons under a positive harvest dances and have highfallootin guarantee first bottle The prime minister as a rule makes ole times in general We all remarks benefits or money re- ¬ his cabinet He is commissioned by the this and speaks of it sorter scornful be- funded Book on dis- ¬ queen to form a cabinet because he is cause we did not like Iujuns much no- eases of the heart and the man whom she considers to possess how When I say this I dont mean nerves free Address the confidence of a majority of the house that Rooney was the one to put the DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind of commons He forms his cabinet by quirt to the Injuns He was overquiet asking certain members of the two nn thfi KnMpfif- TT Dnnnrfillv was npfino houses to hold the great offices of state fullike and cam He was a thinker He might do this in one day and with- ¬ Rooney was and with some schooling out consulting any one and a little politics would have been a As a matter of fact what usually great man in the city I low happens is this As soon as the commis- ¬ About this time the camrj begins to sion to form a government has been reget short on grub and some four or five ceived the prime miuihter takes into of the boys was sent to Medicine Lodge his confidence the two or three who will across the Kansas line with wagons to hold the chief offices and they talk bring back a supply of necessaries Kan- ¬ together over the other names When a sas was not a prohibition state then D i man is decided upon he as a rule H and you could get most any kind of joins the conclave and helps to consult stimulant in Medioine Lodge that is Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati as to men and places and so the cabinet Ohio to say they had rye and Bourbon whis gradually evolves itself No doubt as ky and I suppose they also had beer Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris generally happens in this world the In them days I never could see the vir prime ministers chcice is never really tues of beer free As I was saying you could get TUESDAY JUNE 14TH 1898 Certain men must be in the cabinet about any kind of liquor you wanted in whatever happens and hence they may Medicine Lodge and so we kept pretty returning every second Tuesday in each be said not to be chosen by the premier well wet Rooney hre displayed his month but to be ministers in their own right Referface Every leading physician In spite however of this the fact tha sagacity While we all had forgotten all about them pesky Injuns he comes of Paris Kentucky they are asked to serve by the premier in one day we was to leave and puts in Trmbpa thom fool h in snnarinritv Whom to the wagon about 20 of them big ro the cabinet is made the theory of the man candles that shoot ten times you unwritten constitution is that the cabiknow each shot a big ball of yellow TQTHEFABMERSQFBDOBBON net governs In reality it seldom does red or bluish flame anything of the kind What you going to do with them COUNTY Each cabinet minister has very great Fourth of July fixings now we all asks power in bis own department but the seeing as how it was getting closer to cabinet as a cabinet can do little Since Thanksgiving As agent of The Page Woven Wire however it knows everything that is Never you mind that said John Fence Co I am prepared to put up the gofmg on it can exercise a great deal of kinder winking his eye southeast I indirect power The previous knowlSo we all was mighty curious during best wire fence ou the market It is edge that the majority of the cabinet guaranteed to turn all the trip back to the Canadian but says and to give satisfaction kinds of stock would like or dislike a particular polnothing A few days after wegets back I have put up fence this season for icy kas a great influence butr still the them Injuns begins gathering for a an- ¬ farmers who have had the Page Fence cabinet does not rule The prime minisnual feast of some kind and then one in use for seven or eight years ter summons presides over and largely night they prepares fqr one of them I am also prepared to pot up the controls the cabinet meetings If a vadances Of course all of the boys what best- Chicken Fence on the market If vou are needing any feuce give me cancy occurs he fills it up and so can could be spared wanted off to see the promote- from the lower to the higher monkey business of them redskins a call offices O W MILLER Agent Then John Rooney he called a council Then be can and does confer with his of war and unfolded the secret of tbem Paris Ky colleagues in regard to the business of roman candles what he bought at Med their departments and so has a hold icine Lodge He tells all the boys some upon tbawhole machine of government 0 in number to stay with him an3 Sir Robert Peel saw every member- of Pleads the way to the timber where the his cabinetrseparately every day Again ghost dance was going on We all takes if there be a difference between two - one of them roman candles and no one other members of the government the - speaks a word or coughs or makes any decides CU ltuegerm RJCHTlw SvL premierdifference If there be an irreconLut rnr oar attendance nurc I n loud signs AMMhaMiOr year nu more cilable between himself and When them 800 braves was a tearing or legntroatr tiSsKiSThJnr ExiinflfflJi0rS5Jif a minister it is the minister and not jeaxnouaievan 113 Ottr EEPINadSHOBTHANdh2AD UATES Rood jor jra up the ground and yelling at the height Hum helped to sna posittani ItuctxztLoiuer bcjooi can iiuakntiA toon the premier who resigns jLI ra7Sari3 ajjlyall cajteforour isrc Sfc Kill UkeToanf uraMelo trttierf tica prliaffiiy frorJtba of the dance we gets the word from women wao3a EeltEer tube Dermaingwinnnrj mir mi Lastly the prime minister can fcyre for ON by j wvhfiuuHi Rooney and lights up them candles area on potultnd we wrllLiend dial tie nonrtibed aaf bnarC SsnraarufciD eigning himself dissolve the whole min- ¬ o vohmmih simultaneous and they begin shooting imnni fir lwn c w WflTi istry These things small in them ¬ lire and brimstone into them Injuns selves taken together make the prime sure enough The boys wasnt used to ministers position what it is Ho shooting off tbem things and was about makes and can unmake a cabinet He half scared theirselves at the devilish presides ever it and he has the right hissing and the sparks but them Injuns to advise in regard to every department well I cant say what they thought though this right is of course seldom but it was plain how they acted Some exercised and he has secured to him of em took to the other side of the beforehand the support of the rank and woods some jumped straight up a lot file or of any cabinet if it comes to a went for the north fork of the Canadian struggle between him and a colleague J sunning so fast it ud take four men to EAST BOUND because the rank and file know that if Stop then Well I guess not Lv Louisville see em the premier is beaten he has it in bis 830am 600pia They jumped right in and swum for Ar Lexington 1115am 8r40pm power to upset the whole machine of Lexingtonlliam fc25pm915ai3D dear life They never stopped to see Lv AVinchesterll58am 850pmi30araj 550pm government 630pm Iv that the blamed fire had quit and fel ¬ Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950a2a 705pm Hence the voices of those who want Ar Washington 6mm3sflpaa lers working on the range the other Ar PhilaJelpfaialOliani 705pm to keep in office are always found on side of the fork said they saw them Ar New York 1240n1i 908pm the side of the premier Pearsons running the next morning when they Weekly WEST BOUND was just starting their days riding A Russian Miracle That nights devilment like to got Ar Winchester- - 750am 4S0po 655am 250mn 00am 5Cpm 735ani 345pm us all into trouble though and the Ar Lexington An iconoelast at a Russian convent QLlTvrM A r KVrklrfVir fMlnnrk K most of us discreetly struck out for Ar Shelby villel fcOlam 750pm has been hoist with his own petard in a Jl00am 815pm significant way An infernal machine Kansas to avoid any unpleasant conse- Ar Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ was set near a picture of quences But laugh say I never laugh--e- d the Virgin cept Sunday other trains run daily so in my life Kansas City Star Mary in a convent at Kursk the pic ¬ Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without ture having a reputation for working A Good Law miraoulous cures The machine esplod- change 1 A Inm Vnrf 4af Kaon riQDCOfl 1T1 TvfaY1ft ForTates Sleeping Car reservationsor ea in due time and wrecked the sur ¬ y information call on roundings demolishing a oast iron forbidding any one to give solid food to screen round the- - picture damaging iSUARB a year old without the dnfants under Agent L N R R doors and breaking down a wall but writtenjiftuthority of a physician In or George W Barney Paris Ky the pioture itself escaped unhurt If France too the long rubber tubes to Div Pass Agent there ever was any doubt among the feeding bottles are forbidden under Lexington faithful at the Snamenski convent as to heavy penalties Everywhere people are the wonder working properties of their to use them the reason be- ¬ warnod not holy picture it will be dispelled by this keep them ing that it is impossible to St James Gazette properly sterilized ALVA CRAWFORD i ¬ ¬ ¬ V - Dr Miles Heart Cure aitiinnttmtiij- - ai ag Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of T7ritftat Celery Capsules from James T Blaser aruKWaveriy O and used them forStomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years and osea they your Celery Capsules three boxes of have cured me Kor the benefit of other ifflictedl wish to send this letter Very truly yours V S ANDERSfW box Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per Mett Send address on postal to the Wright Co Columbus O for trial size free the Wright Medical Pike Wrights Celery Capsules Co Kecommend A saTafeyA UJ FOUR BIG ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan I VI STARCH ME3 COLLARS AND GUFFS STIFF AND NICE CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Be sure your tickets nu 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