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X iff j f 1 y CHAMP MILLER A t s V - yjuuM BOUR BON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY ND FRIDAY y NEWS iummiHyii lllilftnuiiiiirrTinii a E3 Editors and Owners j EIGUTSESTH YEAR k FEB 3 1881 PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESjDAY JUNE 21 1898 y f - NO 49 -- rf MILLERSBURG MRS IX1URA WEISHAUF Nws Notes Gathered In j Murry Ami About The Of a nil Runr The kind you want for these hot June days Weve mapped out a Mfirry Ind Sept M 1896 Mrs W M Miller ha3 been very ill We want to policy tor June that started with a rush last week rhe past week the WriguWIMedical Co make June one of our best months and have determined to make for Columbus Ohio Dr H A Smith of Paris visited prices through the line that are bound to prove good reading relatives here Saturday and Sunday Dear Srs Last sprint 1 purchased Beds 24 Wrfehts bx of uavenporc Celery Capsules fr m Mr Martin ONeal visited his father Added to our stock 3L little beau ty with brass knobs and rail at Mavslicfk Siitnrclav and Snndav L v druggist Kiuircon i We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ llecom mends Wrights pair jour linen ard put neck bands on Iclory Capsules Haggard Reed free OFFICIAL WAR BOOK Congressman James Rankin Young x the Navy Por- ¬ etc traits and biographies ot Dewey and all promiuent officers Nearly 600 pages Massive volume Marvelously cheap Bestauthprship Oul authentic official book Expeii nee not necessary Any body can hell i Ladies as successful as gentlemen We are the largest sub- ¬ scription book firm in America Write us Fifty persons are employed in our correspondence department alone to serve yon Oar book is just out Get Hgency now and be first in the field Lnrge 50c War Map in colors free with nook or outfit valuable Other Big- ¬ oremiums Tremendous seller gest money muk r ever known Most iberal terms guaranteed Agents makiuar 700 to 2800 per day Twenty days credit given Freight paid Full hook sent prepaid to agents 1 45 Splendid sample outfit and full instructions free for nine 2 rent stamps to pay postage Mention this paper 3IONKOE ROOK CO Dept M ChicagoIll bjT Iron full frize at S59S Mattings Broken lots at greatly reduced prices Rugs See them Mr J Will Clarke visited friends near Georgetown S ttdrday and Sunday Mr Jas Dundon visited his sister Mrs J P Rnllivjin at fntfirville Sun- day Miss Lula Best guest of her aunt Mrs Jos A Miller returned to Mason Tnrl j Fiber Rugs cool and inviting the ideal Rug for hall or veranda Prices 200 300 and 600 like an up to date Refrigera- ¬ the Prices S00 9 00 1000 tor See our new line 15 patterns Sll CO We guarantee the most nerfect insulation For Frugal Peoplehousekeeper Nothing appeals to m I bee uur iMew Line Of Kainmocks i not felt better in years Yours Respectfully Mrs Lauka Weishauft Friday W T Brooks at 50c and 100 Sold by Miss Lusie Robertson of Mason is per bos Send address on postal to the the guest of her cousin Miss Blanche Wright Medj Co Columbus Ohio for Darnell trial size free ii Miss Katie Lowe of Hutchison is visiting her aunt Mrs Oscar Johnson Yosterttays Temoerature near town Mrs Francis Moore of Ewing is the guest of her cousin Mr L S Marvin near town Mr John A Millers daughter Miss Mamie of Atlanta is very ill with the typhoid fever Mr Lncia Curtis of Versailles was the guest of his parents here Saturday and Sunday Mr J no W Bouldeu came up from Maysville Saturday to see his wife who is visiting here Miss Anna B Eugleman of Stanford is the guest of Misses Maggie and Kate Rankin near town Mr Adrain Turner Jo Fay andE P Clarke went to Cincinnati yesterday to try the tobacco market Mr Jas F Woolums and Mrs Jas Cunimings of Maysville visited relatives in Carlisle Sunday A fine rain fell here Thursday and made a fine tobacco season and all raisers have finished setting plants Mrs Lou Scudder and Miss Bettie Darnell of Carlisle were here Thurs day to see Miss Annetta Mclutyre who is quite ill i Messrs M D Kimbrough Jno Lay son r and Bradeu Stevens of Cyn thiana visited relatives and friends here Sunday Mr Geo Taylor Misses Caroline Taylor Mamie Lenora Robinson of Augusta have been the gaests of Mr Royce Allen for several days H1iPthillips haSiAogghtxtheih and ¬ ¬ con- ¬ sules I have lo3t all trace of pain and my stomacn is entirely wen l can ear any- dition it can produce This terrible thini and can trnthfnllv sav that I have disease which the doctors are totally - wrh which T hud hinn nfflirtan for mnra tnm year Since taking your Cap and used them tor stomach trouble Sacrificed to Blood Poison Those who have never had Blood Poison can not know ¬ All about War with Spain ill defenses Battle Ships whafa desperate t Pricesfrom 75c to 400 Cut Prices this Week on Odd Lines of Wall Paper ba if HI XL ST Carpets Furniture Wall Pape h u e 021 1 m I OO mi - Ql Some years ago I was inoculated with poison by a nurse who infected my babe with blood taint The little one was unequal to the struggle and its life was yielded up to the fearful poison For ss long years I suf- ¬ fered untold misery I was covered with sores 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should not be neglected Rncinber their stiv in Paris is limited tf The noted Watters Party will remain in Paris but a short time and the days Very Low Price Can You Wear 5 7 Ask for or 8 Oar New Art Catalogue THEI j TO PROVE ITSELF BE S Tlire Dollars Rion Clay The Smith Premier Typewriter Co 412 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio - - 3v j a sr t m i r THE EOUKBON NEWSPAKIS KY TUESDAY JUNE 21 1898 THE EEBEL AEMY t I - MERRIMAC HEROES INSTJEGENT Fifer f MANILA FALTERS The City May Fall Into Deweys Hands Be¬ K IV weeck and BuiN I rjt is U Said Gen Gomez Can Concentrate Thirty Thousand Armed Men Should They Be Harmed Gen Pando and Adm Cervera Will Be Hanged If Nucleus of One Proudly Floats in Ma- ¬ They Are Captured nila Bay Presented by Rich Native Purified Blood V I was feeling very dull and could not sleep at night After I had taken twex bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilta I felt more like myself and was soon healthy and strong Hoods Sursaparilla purified my blood and did me much goodf KOT M fore Arrival of The Troops AuRUSti About to Surrender Thursdays Bombardment Played Havoc Was Weak and Kervous ButHoodt With Fortifications at Santiago Made Him Healthy and Strong g fv A Definite Finn for the Co Operatioa ol the Troops Under Gomez Willi United States Forces When Time Comes Ilns Keen Arranged New York June 20 A Washington dispatch says the administration is The Success of the Rebel Forces is Won aroused over Spains refusal to ex ¬ derful Aguinaldo Has Captured 3000 change the Meriimac heroes and will Spanish Prisoners Native Procla ¬ Sampson and Shafter tosend mation of Independence instruct London June 20 - ¬ New Yoik June 20 Capt Rafael Conte of the Cuban array has arrived at the headquarters of the Cuban Junta in this city with dispatches from Gen Gomez lie was accompan- ¬ ied by a lieutenant of the army of liberation Capt Conte and his companion left Gomez in Las Villas The general then had with him a body guard of only 00 men a cavalry escort There was little food in the region where Gomez was making1 his headquarters so he did not mass any large number of men there but had them spread over a large extent of territory and directed their movements from his V - i- r -- Wiimfrmzz- - -- M xSMr FGomez is now especially desirous of receiving arms and food It is under ¬ stood that a definite plan for the co operation of the troops under Gomez with the United States troops when i the time for such co operation arrives has been arranged between the general and the war denartment at Washing- ton Meanwhile Gomez will keep his f orcest scattered Capt Conte says that from informa ¬ tion received from Gomezs spies it is lcnown that in all the garrison towns held by the Spaniards sickness is mak ¬ ing great ravages among the troops The hospitals in Havana are so over-crowded with sick that proper medieal attention can not be given them and the number of dead increases every day The coal supply of Havana is neaiIy exhausted and what there is left has been taken in charge by Blanco who has his officers supervise consumption The electric lighting company recently received an order to shut oft their dy ¬ namos at 9 oclock so that the coal might be husbanded Promptly at the hour at which the electric light works shutdown Havana is now in darkness To Select a Site for a Military Camp saying that he would hold them per- ¬ sonally responsible for the lives of Lieut Hobson and his men has pro- ¬ duced a disagreeable impression here in military circles as showing that The would healed quickry however President McKinley distrusts the mili in spite of the generals advanced age tary honor of the Spaniards who on and when the captain left headquar- their part despise all threats Such ters the old chief was able to use his messages it is declared ended the fuarm as well as before he was hit ture exchange of the prisoners most After leaving Gorac the envoys unlikery anade their way to the sea coast living Two Killed in a Wreck upon sweet potatoes and fruit which E aston Pa June 20 The passen- ¬ they found along the way For two ger train on the Central railroad of days they were without food at all New Jersey due here shortly after 6 Pinally they reached the sea coast be- oclock Sunday evening was wrecked tween Matanzas and Cardenas and six miles above Mauch Chunk at 4 were taken by a fishing boat to a small oclock Sunday afternoon and the encave where they waited until a vessel gineer Richard McHale of Easton of the blockading fleet was reported and the news agent Charles Ebher of when they put off in a row boat and South Easton were killed Wilfred were picked up six miles off the coast Yeoraans the fireman and Charles The vessel which picked them up Taylor the baggage master both of was the tug Osceola Capt Purcell Easton were badly hurt The Osceola is one of the auxiliaiy Riot Narrowly Averted fleet They were nearly naked and Cleveland O June 20 A riot be- ¬ nearly famished when they wexe taken on board the Osceola but the officers tween the Hanna and McKisson fac- fused of the vessel supplied them with food tions was narrowly averted at the reTO APPLY- THE TORCH and elothing and carried them into publican county contention here SatKey West From there they came on urday The trouble started when the Straw and Oil Strewn in the Streets of rat once to this city with their dis- - Hannaites attempted to organize the v Caimanera Ready to WipoMtlie convention which the McKissonitesi patches TownromJExistenceXi5tjj i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - headquarters He has all the necessary arrange ments made for the coneentiation of troops when the proper time comes hut keeps them scattered and em ployed in a guerrilla warfare in the nfeantime so that they may find food The captain claims that Gomez can concentrate o0000 armed men in a short time at any point where it is de sirable There are several thousand more men who are attached to Gomez army and are only waiting for arms o be available for defensive or offen sive operations In a skirmish with guerrillas about three weeks ago Gomez was wounded in the left arm by a Mauser bullet ¬ ¬ ¬ CERVERA Commander of the Spanish Fleet at San ¬ tiago de Cuba ADMIRAL The Hon- Kono correspondent of the Daily Mail tele ¬ graphing says A conspicuous object in Manila bay is the nucleus of an insiiigent fleet It consists of a vessel of a hundred tons burden presented to Gen Aguinaldo by a rich native The vessel flies the flag of the Philippine republic three triangles of red white and blue on a white ground or a ground formed of the old rebel flag of the sun rising above the hills The native proclamation of inde- ¬ pendence was signed on Monday Manila is completely surrounded by the insurgents of whom there are three forces deployed about the city one posted to the south between Ma a flag of truce to Cervera informing him that he and Gen Pando will be hanged when thev shall fall into the hands of the Americans if llobson and his companions shall be harmed Madrid June 20 The statement that President McKinley has sent to Adm Cervera and Gen Pando messages late and the river Pasig another oc cupying a position to the east and cut ting off communication with the lake or Laguna de Uay and the third oper ating on the north side stopping all railway communication between Ma nila and the rich supply towns to which the line runs The success of the rebel forces is wonderful Gen Aguinaldo has more than surpassed the expectations of those who favored his return to the He has captured 3000 Philippines Spanish troops including 900 regu- ¬ Among the latter are 11 lars officers of and above the rank of lieutenant colonel including two brigadier generals and he has taken 79 officers below the rank of lieutenant colonel In addition his forces have captured five prominent priests heads of important parishes in provinces recently overrun by the insurgents These men the insurgents hate even more than they hate the Spaniards and the rebels chuckle with joy when they point them out in their prisons They have captured too OldCavite church taking 270 prisoners and they now hold the entire shore of the bay right round to Malate A foreign fire brigade composed of British Swiss and Germans who intend to remain ashore are quartered at the premises of Ker Co to guard foreign property against fire applied to the Span- ¬ iards to receive arms hut were re- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - - -- resisted A wild scene followed The police made a number of arrests The Hannaites finally withdrew from the hall and are now holding a rump con- ¬ vention The Enlistment of Cooks Washington June 20 The house committee on military affairs has agreed on and favorably reported to the house bills for the enlistment of a cook in each company battery and troop of volunteers with the assistance of detailed enlisted men also for the recognition of the military service of the officers and enlistment of the 1st regiment Ohio volunteer light artiller3 three months men ¬ The Hong Kong The rebels hold Manila at their mercy but Adm Dewey is anxious that the Amer- ¬ ican troops should have the honor of receiving the Spanish capitulation The steamer Yuen Sing reports pass- ¬ ing the United States troop ship City of Peking on the morning of the 15th near Manila 20 London June Near Manila Guantanamo June 18 via Kingston Jamaica June 20TCuban scouts report to day that the inhabitants of Caimanera have strewn the streets with straw and oil with the intention of destroying the city and flee- ¬ ing to the hills Caimanera lies four miles up the bay from Camp McCalla under the guns of the American ships and the situation is desperate Starving and famine stricken convinced of the triumph of the American arms and without faith in the protection of the Spanish sol-¬ diery the people are believed to have determined to leave their houses in ashes behind them and seek safety in the mountains of the north ¬ ¬ Off correspondent of the Times says Washington June 20 The Cadiz fleet of 10 vessels is still gone and many believed it has sailed for an American point Many also believe that it has gone on another practice cruise and will come back socn with lights out Naval officers consider the entire fleet but a matter of finding to Adm Camaras Fleet Shipping Coal to Honolulu Tacoma Wash June 20 I- - fwi l r tf J -- V i V - K tsi fe Hawaiian consul and United Washington June 20 Secretary States commissioner has just returned Alger has appointed a board of officers from the east He says that shipments consisting of First Lieut M W of coal aggregating 40000 tons are Rowcll of the Fifth cavalry and First soon to be made to Honolulu One Lieut A It Joyce the adjutant of the American ship the St Francis is now Tenth United States Volunteer in ¬ at Baltimore loading a portion of this fantry to proceed to Sugar Loaf coal mountain with a view to the selection Died Suddenly on the Street of a tract of land suitable for a mili ¬ Cincinnati June 20 Dr H L Me tary camp Sugar Loaf mountain is daris 1039 Fremont street Fairmount not far from Harpers Ferry Va died suddenly on Hopple street near which locality the war department has Saturday considered as offering several eligible the Stockyards station morning Dr Van Meter was called locations for the assembling of large and said that he probably died from bodies of men heat The coroner was notified and Ail Absurd Story the body removed to the late home of London June 20 The Star Satur ¬ deceased day published an absurd story from Soldier Killed by Lightning Parts to the effect that Capt Gcu Aur Jacksonville Fla June 20 When gusti has informed the Spanish pre ¬ about to go in bathing at Pablo beach mier Scnor Segasta that he has hand ¬ Sunday afternoon James T Gatewood ed Manila over to Adm Didrichs the private stenographer to Gen Fitzhugh commander of the German licet who Lee was struck by lightning and in has occupied the citadel and arsenal on sturtly killed G a to wood was from the plea of protecting the inhabitants Richmond Va and had been here from the innurgents about a week The Landing of the Troops Flour Mills Closed Down Washington June 20 A few thou ¬ Milwaukee Wis June 20 Owing sand men will probably be landed at Caimanera to reinforce the marines to the unsteadiness of the flour mar- ¬ and complete the capture of Guanta ket four of Milwaukees large flour The remainder of the army mills have closed down There are aarao will land at one or more points near only two mills running and those on - Santiago Within a few da3s Wash ¬ short time This condition will prob¬ ington will be in direct cable commu- ¬ ably exist until the market becomes nication with Caimanera The French settled Cable company has sent an expidLtion Troops With Camaras Pleet to piplc up several ends of the Hay - Gibraltae June 20 It is assented v rtion line and re establish an office here that six trans Atlantic iinershav Vjtcthcre The new line willv be operated ing on hoard 4000 Spanish troops ac by the French company comuanicd Adm Camaras fleet Steeb J 13 VICE ADMIRAL CAMARA Commanding Spains Reserve Fleet Said to Have Sailed from Cadiz destroy it With the Monterey and his present fleet Adm Dewey could defeat it A threat is made to send it against the Atlantic coast cities A new flying squadron with the Yale and Harvard as scouts--wil- l be made to watch for the coming of Camara Unable to Form a Cabinet Pakis June 20 After consultation with Mm Peytral Sarrien and Dupuy Satm day morning M Ribot informed New York June 18 A special The Flas Over Jlorro Castle Was Half Masted for Several Hours Possibly a cablegram from Hong Kong to the Spanish Trader Was Killed or Hob Journal says son and Men Were Murdered The most severs and important bat- ¬ tle since Adm Deweys anninilation of Off Santiago de Cuba June IS via the Spanish fleet has occurred at Ma Kingston Jamaica June 20 A carenila One thousand insurgents at- ¬ of tacked 2000 Spaniards inflicting heavy ful inspection of the fortifications along the crest the hills defending lossess and al most forcing the entrance Santiago harbor since the bombard to the eity ment Thursday morning shows that The insurgents under Gen Aguinal ¬ gunners spread wreck do and the American sailors and the American marines of Adm Deweys fleet com- ¬ and ruin everywhere Some of the batteries were demolished beyond re pletely surrounded Manila The foreign residents have fled to pair The vultui es which circled on level wings over the hills as thick as the ships Gen Augusti is reported to be will ¬ swallows around ajhimney for hours after the firing ceased furnished ing to surrender to the Americans in gruesome evidence of the fatality order to prevent the insurgents from among the Spanish soldiers Hun capturing the capital setting it on dreds of troops could be seen fire and killing the Spaniards The from the ships digging in mounds archbishop however is opposed to sur- of earth piled up by the explosions of render and has overruled Augusti the projectiles from the heavy guns The success of the insurgents is for bodies while their heads were wonderful The Spaniards taken fanned by prisoners in the two weeks campaign scavengers the wings of the black of aggregate 3000 including 2000 sol- ¬ were two spotsthe battlefield There one on the east and diers of the regular army Prominent the other on the west of the harhor among them are Gens Garcia and entrance which were denuded of the Cordoba foliage The tops seem literally The governors of the provinces of blown away hill These marked the places Cavite Balucan and Bataan were also where the 200 pound charges of gun made prisoners cotton blown by the Vesuvius landed Two million rounds of cartridges But the most ominous token of death were seized id the fortified cathedral flew from Morro castle The saffron of Old Cavite The large garrison of flag of Spcin was half masted for sev- ¬ Old Cavite has surrendered thus jriv The significance of this ing the insurgents command of the eral hours is not known It is not customary to shore of the entire bay half mast flags but possibly some All interior sources of supply are Spanish was killed by the heavy now cut off from the Spanish forces in fire of leader our guns though some officers Manila of the squadron believe that the flag The Americans can take Manila was half masted as a notification to within 24 hours after the arrival of the Americans that the troops The city is now at the his brave men were Lieut Hobson and dead mercy of the American fleet If such is the case they must have Adm Deweys conduct during the been wantonly murdered The Span ¬ blockade has been admirable ish might seek to lay their death to the A great fire is raging north of Manila bombardment but not a shot from the The insurgents have captured the American ships struck waterworks on which the supply of Neither Adm Sampson the fortress ¬ nor Commothe city depends dore Schley believe that Lieut Hob- ¬ Gen Augusti has issued an order de- ¬ son and his party have been killed claring that all males above the age of We have 17 prisoners taken at Guan 18 shall join the army and do military tanamo including a lieutenant for duty reprisals or exchange Manila June 6 via Hong Kong There was evident demoralization June IS Spanish power is crumbling among the Spanish troops during the in the Philippine islands bombardment Officers could be seen Gen Pena and a thousand Spanish with drawn swords driving the men to soldiers have surrendered at Santa the guns but even then they could not Cruz Similar surrenders have taken be forced to stay so long as our guns place at La Cuna and at Pampanga were directed at them The fifteen and in each case hardly anybody was minufes night work of the Vesuvius killed had shattered their nerves It is be ¬ It is reported that Rr Adm Dewey lieved by some that the 13 inch pro- ¬ is unable to restrain the insurgents jectile fired from the Texas which jivas teut tlieir con1Mas een satis reported to have exploded the powder factory so far There is no magazine in- one of-- the western bat-¬ necessity for interference as no ex- ¬ teries did not fall in the battery but cesses whatever have been committed went beyond and blew up one of the This is partly due to the merely nomi ¬ ships in the harbor nal assistance furnished the insur- ¬ A dramatic incident of the bombard gents The latter proposed to form a ment was the act of a Spanish officer republic under Anglo American tute- ¬ who bravely ran along the parapet lage and threatened to visit with se- under a heavy fire encouraging his vere penalties the insurgents who have men to stand by their guns Shot and become turncoats especially in the shell rained about him and after one case of Paterno a prominent native terrific explosion he was seen no more protege of the Spaniards and the parapet had disappeared He There was desultory firing to day in eould not have escaped death every quarter on the outskirts of the From the fore top of the Brooklyn ¬ town with ho material result al 2900 yards distant the men in the though there were several artillery grounds could be noticed but a min- ¬ accidents and one explosion which ute later dust and flying debris would killed six Spaniards and wounded take their places and when the smoke many others cleared away only a spot of red earth The ammunition of the Spaniards is could be seen guns and gunners had utterly untrustworthy because it is old been swept away It was the most rotten and has never been tested deadly and destructive bombardment The Spaniards are impotent with of the war thus far Scarcely a shot rage bewilderment and despair from the big guns of the squadron The insurgents jesterday rushed the went astray The aim of our gunners passage of the Zapota river and also was superb and not only were the descended from the lagoon took the coast forts annihilated but the bat- ¬ Spaniards in flank and captured sev- ¬ teries on Cayo Smith up the harbor eral guns The Spanish soldiers made were destroyed a good stand until they were ordered Had all the ships used smokeless ¬ to retreat Probably their ammuni powder as did the New Orleans there would remain no signs of guns or for- ¬ tion was inadequate The insurgents to day captured Las tifications to indicate that there had Palmas Parangue Tugalo Mali Bay ever been any defenses there There were no casualties in the fleet and Pineday all on the coast line The Spaniards lost 90 men killed and although the ships held a fixed posi- ¬ wounded and 7000 returned here un- ¬ tion as if inviting the Spaniards to fire at them The half stripped ships gun ¬ hurt The insurgents are now firing into ners never worked with more enthusi- ¬ Halate the southernmost quarter of asm The words of Rr Adm Sampson Manila and a mile and a half from were First silence the batteries on the center place containing the fort the shore and then continue firinun- o magazine telegraph office and club til the fortifications are reduced house This order was strictly obeyed It a council was the first time that such instruc- ¬ The captain general held of war at which it was proposed to tions had been given and the men re- ¬ surrender because resistance is clear- ¬ sponded with a will In 3S minutes ly useless and a deplorable expendi ¬ the order was given to cease firing and ture of blood and heroic efforts would the message went to each ship from be rendered futile by lack of training the admiral Well done and the of-¬ insufficient supplies and the smallness ficers and men turned in for break- ¬ of the force fast Every detail of the engagement ¬ The council was furious at this hu had been executed to the letter from miliation by mere natives and he re- ¬ the opening fire by the New York to signed and was superseded by his the last shot from the Iowa The second in command who counter- ¬ Spaniards were evidently surprised manded the withdrawal of the troops while strengthening their fortifica- ¬ tions from the field ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dale Hammond Minn Hoods SarsaparilSa 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CASCARETTS ore any other reme 9Ztme tried relief thancertainly recom lsha11 meJahVtrmyf ends as being all they ar represented Madrid June 20 The Spanish paSt Johns N H June 18 Capt pers Saturday published a manifesto John Bartlett with a crew of 11 men sailed Friday night for New York to in favor of peace There is much comPresident Faure that he in unable to man Lieut Pearys Arctic steamer ment here over a long conference foftn a cabinet to succeed the Meline Windward which will leave city which the British ambassador has just that ministry President Faure accepted on a polar expedition about July 1 had with the minister for war ¬ ¬ Pearys Arctio Expedition A Manifesto in Favor of Peace Thos GiLtAwn CANDY imnin the latters resignation on June 15 nwccutifcj TRAOENUAK REGJSTSRa Washington June In theexecn session of senate held late in the tive Michael Fitgibbons ex president of day an agreement was reached to ad ¬ the National Coopers union Avas burn journ over until Monday thus postpon- ¬ ed to death in the fire that destroyed the ing the taking1 up of the annexation Grand Uapids Stave Cas pluMFriday question until that time 18 ¬ iJurned to Death Giiand lUrms Mieh Jung 20 Senate Adjourns Until 31 tnday Off Santiago June 20 Spies report to Adm Sampson tnat the Span ¬ ish Gen Joral and several officers were ¬ Geiu Joral Reported Killed Vesuvius killed by the gun cotton explosions at the first trial of thebatttries of the VTfen Merita T Weaken or Gripe y Chktga KastmH K 10c 25c 50c Tortc Slfr fa TIPAT10H M0T0BAC Jd andJttjarfcnteed by all drop CUSLE Tobftcco Habit tf THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS EX TUESDAY JUNE GRANDMOTHER She sits beside the window wide in wooden rocking chair Through cap of lace I well can trace So white 21 1898 y broken Had it been otherwise I must long ago have perished but as it was it is surprising how easily and securely my little and light boat could ride Often as I still lay at the bottom and kept no more than an eye above the gunwale I would see a big blue summit heav ¬ ing close above me yet the coracle would but bounce a little dance as if on springs and subside on the other side into the trough as lightly as a bird I began after a little to grow very bold and sat up to try my skill at pad ¬ ROBERT LOUtS STEVEHSOU dling But even a small change in the 5 disposition of the weight will produce It violent changes in the behavior of a cor- ¬ PABT V acle And I had hardly moved before h CHAPTER XXHI Continued the boat giving up at once her gentle dancing movement ran straight down I dropped upon the thwart again a slope of water so steep that it made none too soon for I was near overboard me giddy and struck her nose with a I could see nothing for the moment but these two furious encrimsoned faces spout of spray deep into the side of the swaying together under the smoky next wave I was drenched and terrified and fell lamp and I shut my eyes to let them grow once more familiar with the instantly back into my old position whereupon the coracle seemed to find darkness The endless baliad had come to an her head again and led me softlv as be end at last and the whole diminished fore among the billows It was plain she company about the campfirehad broken was not to be interfered with and at that rate since I could in no way in- ¬ into the chorus I had heard so often fluence her course what hope had I left Fifteen men on the dead mans chest of reaching land and a bottle of rum devil had done for the rest Drink and the I began to be horribly frightened and a bottle of rum but I kept my head for all that First I was just thinking how busy drink moving with all care I gradually bailed and the devil were at that very moment out the coracle with my sea cap then in the cabin of the Hispaniola when getting mj eye once more above the I was surprised by a sudden lurch of the gunwale I set myself to study how it coracle At the same moment she was she managed to slip so quietly yawed sharply and seemed to change through the rollers her course The speed in the meantime I found each wave instead of the big had strangely increased smooth glossy mountain it looks from I opened nry eyes at once All round shore or from a vessels deck was for me were little ripples combing over all the world like any range of hills on with a sharp bristling sound and slight ¬ the dry land full of peaks and smooth The Hispaniola ly phosphorescent places and valleys The coracle left to a few yards in whose wake I herself turning from side to side herself was still being whirled along seemed threaded so to speak her way through to stagger in her course and I saw her these lower parts and avoided the spars toss a little against the black steep slopes and higher toppling sum- ¬ nessofthenightnayasIlooked longer mits of the wave I made sure she also was wheeling to Well now thought I to myself it the southward is plain I must lie where I am and not I glanced over my shoulder and my disturb the balance but it is plain also eaxtjumped against my ribs There that I can put the paddle over the side rright behind me was the glow of the and from time to time in smooth places s campfire The current had turned at give her a shove or two toward land right angles sweeping round along No sooner thought upon than done vVithit the tall schooner and the little There lay on my elbows in the most dancing coracle ever quickening ever trying attitude and every now and bubbling higher ever muttering louder again gave a weak stroke or two to turn at went spinning through the narrows her head to shore for the open sea It was very tiring and slow work yet Suddenly the schooner in front of me T did visibly gain ground and as we gave a violent yaw turning perhaps drew near the Cape of the Woods through 20 degrees and almost at the though I saw I must infallibly miss same moment one shout followed an- ¬ that point I had still made some hun ¬ other from on board I could hear feet dred yards of easting I was indeed pounding on the companion ladder and close in I could see the cool green I knew that the two drunkards had at tree tops swaying together in the last been interrupted in their quarrel breeze and I felt sure I should make and awakened to a sense of their dis- ¬ the next promoBotory without fail aster was high time for I now began I lay down flat in the bottom of toIt tortured with thirst The glow be that wretched skiff anddevoutly com ¬ of the sun from above its thousand ¬ mended my spirit to its Maker At the fold reflection from the waves the sea nd of the straits I made sure we must water that fell and dried upon me cak ¬ fall into some bar of raging breakers ing my very lips with salt combined where all my troubles would beended to make my throat burn and my brain speedily and though I could perhaps ache The sight of the trees so near bear to die I could not bear to look at hand had almost made mc sick with upon my fate as it approached longing but the current had soon car- ¬ So I must have lain for hours con ¬ ried me past the point and as the next tinually beaten to and fro xipon thebil reach of the sea opened out I beheld lows now and again wetted with flying a sight that changed the nature of my sprays and never ceasing to expect thoughts death at the next plunge Gradually Eight in front of me not half a mile weariness grew upon me a numbness away I beheld the Hispaniola under iin occasional stupor fell upon my mind sail I made sure of course that 1 even in the midst of my terrors until should be taken but I was so dis- ¬ sleep at last intervened and in my sea tressed for want of water that I scarce tossed coracle I lay and dreamed of knew whether to be glad or sorry at the home and the old Admiral Benbow thought and long before I had come to a conclusion surprise had taken en- ¬ CHAPTER XXIV tire possession of my mind and I could THE CltiriSEjpF THE CORACLE do nothing but stare and wonder was under her was broad day when I awoke and The Hispaniola It found myself tossing at the southwest mainsail and two jibs and the beautiful end of Treasure island The sun was white canvas shone in the sun like up but was still hid from me behind snow or silver When I first sighted the great bulk of the Spy glass which her all her sails were drawing she was on this side descended almost to the lving a course about northwest and I presumed the men on board were go ¬ sea in formidable cliffs Haulbowline nead and IMizzeninast ing round the island on their way back Hill were at my elbov the hill bare and to the anchorage Presently she began dark the head bound with cliffs 40 or to fetch more and more to the west ¬ 50 feet high and fringed with great ward so that 1 thought they had sight- ¬ masses of fallen rock I was scarce a ed me and were going about in chase quarter of a mile to seaward and it At last however she fell right into the was my first thought to paddle in and winds eye was taken dead aback and stood there awhile helpless with her land That notion was soon given over sails shivering -Clumsy fellows said I they must Among the fallen rocks the breakers ¬ spouted and bellowed loud reverbera still be drunk as owls- - And I thought tions heavy sprays flying and falling how Capt Smollett would have set them succeeded one another from second to skipping t Meanwhile the schooner graduall second and I saw myself if I ventured nearer dashed to death upon the rough fell off and filled again upon another shore or spending my strength in vain lack sailed swiftly for a minute or so and brought up once more dead to scale the beetling crags crawling to- ¬ in the winds eye Again and again Nor was that all for gether on ilat tables of rock or letting was this repeated To and fro up and themselves drop into thesea with loud down north south east and west the swoops and monsters Hispaniola sailed A reports I beheld huge slimy incredible dashes and at each by repetition ended soft snails as it were of two or three score of them to ¬ as she had begun with idly flapping bigness gether making the rocks echo with canvas It became plain to me that nobody was steering And if so where their barkings they were the men Either they were dead I have understood since that were sea lions and entirely harmless drunk or had deserted her I thought But the look of them added to the and perhaps if 1 could get on board difficulty of the shore and the high 1 might return the vessel to her cap ¬ running of the surf was more than tain The current was bearing coracle and enough to disgust me of that landing to starve schooner southward at uv equal rate place I felt willing rather Astfor the laters sailing it was so wild tfv - I at sea than to confront such perils -Yo-ho-ho The snowy waves of hair it shows so warm it glows As sunbeams softly pour Through window pane and try in vain To make it gold once more I love her eyes dim yet so wise And ah so quick to see The pitfalls deep the snares that creep The trials that threaten me I love her cheek the lines that speak Of lifes long toilsome day The tender touch that tells so much Of patient love alway So old and bent so weak and spent Yet keeping youth enough To help and cheer when skies are drear And ways are steep and rough love to I My headsit where shadows flit upon her knee And feel her arm so soft and warm Close gently over me I love to hear upon my ear The broken voice so mild The long full day of work and play Has wearied you my child A tender prayer is in the air Oh sweet the hour and mood My little one And sweet the tone I trust you have been good Toronto Globe of yellow sand To the north of that again there comes another cape Cape of the Woods as it was marked upon the chart buried in tall green pines which descended to the margin of the sea I remembered what Silver had said about the current that sets northward along the whole west coast of Treasure island and seeing from iny position that I was already under its influence I preferred to leave Haulbowline Head behind me and reserve my strength for an attempt to land upon the kindlier a better and intermittent and shehung each ing beyond his ear and the frayed ring ¬ chance as I supposed North of Haul time so long in irons that she certain ¬ let of one whisker bowline Head the land runs in a long ly gained nothing if she did not even At the same time I observed around way leaving at low tide a long stretch lose If only 1 dared to sit up and pad ¬ both of them splashes of dark blood In the meantime I had BOTH HOUSES AGREE looking Cape of the Woods There was a great smooth swell upon the sea The wind blowing stead and gentle from the south there was no contrariety between that and the cur- ¬ rent and the billows rose and fell un ¬ -- could overhaul her The scbeme had an air of adven ¬ ture that inspired me and the thought of the water breaker beside the fore companion doubled my growing courage Up I got was welcomed almost in ¬ stantly by another cloud of spray but tiris time stuck to my purpose and set myself with all my strength and cau- ¬ tion to paddle after the unsteered HisOnce I shipped a sea so heavy paniola that I had to stop and bail with my heart fluttering like a bird butgraduaf ly I got into the way of the thing and guided my coracle among the waves with only now and then a blow upon her bows and a dash of foam in my face I was now rapidly gaining on the schooner I could see the brass glisten on the tiller as it banged about and still no soul appeared upon her decks I could not choose but suppose she was deserted If not the men were lying drunk below where I might bat- ¬ ten them down perhaps and do what I chose with the ship For some time she had been doing the worst thing possible for me standing still She headed nearly due south yawing of course all the time Each time she fell off her sails partly filled and these brought her in a moment right to the wind again I have said this was the worst thing possible for me for helpless as she looked in this situation with the canvas crackling like cannon and the blocks trundling and banging on the deck she still con- ¬ tinued to run away from me not on ly with the speed of the current but by the whole amount of her leeway which was naturally great But now at last I had my chance The breeze fell for some seconds very low and the current gradually turning her the Hispaniola revolved slowly round her center and at last presented me her stern with the cabin window still gaping open and the lamp over the table still burning on into the day The mainsail hung drooped like a banner She was stock still but for the dle 1 ¬ ¬ I made sure that drunken wrath While I was thus looking and won ¬ dering in a calm moment when the An Abstract of Its Moi Important ship was still Israel Hands turned part ¬ Features of Taxation The Bond ly round and with a low moan writhed Issue Tlie Sliver himself back to the position in which Clause I had seen him first The moan which Washington June 10 The house agreed to the conference report on the war rev- ¬ enue bill Vote 154 to 107 The following Is an abstract of the most Important pro- ¬ visions of the bill giving items and rates end contains nearly everything save de- ¬ tails of administrative features It pro ¬ vides that the act shall take effect on the mast day succeeding the date of its passage ex- ¬ Come aboard Mr Hands I said cept as otherwise specially provided for A tax of two dollars on all beer lager ironically beer ale porter and other similar fer ¬ He rolled his eyes round heavily but mented liquors brewed or manufactured he was too far gone to express surprise and sold or stored In warehouse or re ¬ All he could do was to utter one word moved for consumption or sale for every barrel containing not more than 31 gal- ¬ Brandy lons and at a like rate for any other quan- ¬ It occurred to me there was no time tity or fractional parts of a barrel with a to lose and dodging the boom as it discount of 7 per cent on all sales by col- ¬ once more lurched across the deck I lectors to brewers of the stamps provided slipped aft and down the companion for the payment of the tax Special Taxes from July 1 stairs into the cabin 1 Bankers employing a capital not ex- ¬ It was such a scene of confusion as ceeding 25000 50 employing a capital ex ¬ you can hardly fancj All the lockfast ceeding 25000 for every additional thou- ¬ dollars 2 surplus Included in capi- ¬ places had been broken open in quest of sand The tal be of such the chart The floor was thick with computed amount basis ofannual tax toand on the the capital mud where ruffians had sat down to surplus for the preceding fiscal year Sav- ¬ drink or consult after wading in the ings banks having no capital stock and marshes round their camp The bulk ¬ whose business is confined to receiving deposits and loaning or investing the same heads all painted in clear white and for the benefit of their depositors and beaded round with gilt bore a pattern which do no other business of banking are of dirty hands Dozens of empty bot- ¬ not subject to this tax 2 but any person having tles clinked together in corners to the paidBrokers 50 taxes as a banker shall not the special rolling of the ship One of the doctors be required to pay the special tax as a medical books lay open on the table broker 3 Pawnbrokers 20 half of the leaves gutted out I suppose 4 Commercial brokers 20 for pipe lights In the midst of all this 5 Custom house brokers 10 the lamp still cast a smoky glow ob- ¬ 6 Proprietors of theaters museums and concert halls In cities of more than 25000 scure and brown as umber I went into the cellar all the barrels population 100 No special tax paid in 7 Circuses 100 were gone and of the bottles a most one state Is to exempt exhibitions from surprising number had been drunk out the tax In another state though but one tax is be Imposed for exhibitions and thrown away Certainly since th special any onetostate within mutiny began not a man of them could 8 Proprietors or agents of all other public ever have been sober exhibitions or shows for money not enu- ¬ merated here 10 TO BE CONTINUED 5 9 Bowling alleys and billiard rooms for each alley or table HOW VICTORIA AVERTED WAR Tobacco Clerars Cigarettes and Snuff In lieu of the tax now Imposed by law a FamouH Incident of the Rebellion Re ¬ tax of 12 cents per pound upon all tobacco lated Anew and snuff however prepared manufac- ¬ During the American civil war two tured and sold or removed for consump- ¬ tion cr sale envoys of the confederate states manufactured upon cigars orand cigarettes removed for and sold Messrs Mason and Slidell were seized consumption or sale the following taxes to c n board an English ship This insult be paid by the manufacturer 360 per thou ¬ cigars weighing than three to the British flag could not be passed sand on per thousand 1 morethousand on per pounds over and a disastrous war between Eng cigars weighing not more than 3 pounds land and the northern states of the per thousand 360 per thousand on cig- ¬ per American union seemed inevitable The arettes weighing more than 3 pounds cig ¬ thousand and 150 per thousand on prince consort was at that time sink ¬ arettes weighing not more than 3 pounds ing under his fatal illness but not ¬ per thousand provided that in lieu of the withstanding the anxiety of the queen two three and four ounce packages of to- ¬ and snuff now on his account her mind was unceas ¬ bacco may be packages authorized by law there thereof containing ingly active to devise means of prevent- ¬ 1 2 3 ounces 2VS ounces and 3 1 3 ounces re- ¬ ing war We are in a position to state spectively and in addition to packages now on the authority of one of the most authorized by law there may be packages containing one ounce of smoking tobacco ¬ upon the planks and began to feel sure The War Revenue Measure Passed that they had killed each other in their by Congress told of pain and deadly weakness and the way in which his jaw hung open went right to my heart But when I remembered the talk I had overheard from the apple barrel all pity left me I walked af t until I reached the main- ¬ i Yo-ho-- ho current For the last little while I had even lost but now redoubling my efforts I- began once more to overhaul the - V J -- -- chase I was not a hundred yards from her when the wind came again in a clap she filled on the port tack and was off again stooping and skimming like a swallow My first impulse was one of despair but my second was toward joy Bound she came till she was broadside on to me round still till she had covered a half and then two thirds and then three quarters of the distance that separated us I could see the waves boiling white under her forefoot Im- ¬ mensely tall she looked fo me from my low station in the coracle And then of a sudden I began to comprehend I had scarce time to think scarce time to act and save myself I was on the summit of one swell when the schobneivcame stooping over the next The bowsprit was over my head T sprung to my feet and leaped stamp ¬ ing the coracle under water With one hand I caught the jib boom while my foot was lodged between the stay and the brace and as I still clung there panting a dull blow told me that the schooner had charged down upon and struck the coracle and that I was left without retreat on the Hispaniola CHAPTER XXV I STRIKE THE JOLLY ROGER had scarce gained a position on the I bowsprit when the flying jib flapped and filled upon the other tack with a report like a gun The schooner trem- ¬ bled to her keel under the reverse but next moment the other sails still drawing the jib flapped back again and hung idle This had nearly tossed me off into the sea and now I lost no time crawled back along the bowsprit and tumbled head foremost on the deck I was on the lee side of the forecastle and the mainsail which was still draw ¬ ing concealed from me a certain por-¬ tion of the after deck Not a soul was to be seen The planks which had not been swabbed since the mutiny bore the print of many feet and an empty bottle broken by the neck tumbled tc and fro like a live thing in the scuppers Suddenly the Hispaniola came right into the wind The jibs behind me cracked aloud the rudder slammed to the whole ship gave a sickening heave and shudder and at the same moment the main boom swung in ¬ board the sheet groaning in the blocks and showed me the lee after deck There were the two watchmen sure enough red cap on his back as stiff as a handspike with his arms stretched out like those of a crucifix and his teeth showing through his open lips Israel Hands propped against the bul ¬ warks his chin on his chest his hands lying open before him on the deck his ace as white under its tan as a tal ¬ low candle For awhile the ship kept bucking and sidling like a vicious horse the sails filling now en one tack now on an other and the boom swinging to and fro till the mast groaned aloud under the strain Now and again too there would come a cloud of light spray over the bulwark and a heavy blow of the ships bows against the swell so much heavier weather was made of it by this great rigged ship than by my home ¬ made lop sided coracle now gone tc the bottom of the sea At every jump of the schooner red- ¬ cap slipped to and fro but what was ghastly to behold neither his attitude nor his fixed teeth disclosing grin was any way disturbed by this rough usage At every jump too Hands appeared still more to sink into himself and set ¬ tle down uponthe deck his feet sliding ever the further out and the whole body canting toward the stern so that his face became little by little- - hid from me and at last I could see noth- - deliveries or transfers or shares or certify cates of stock on each 1C0 of face valun or fraction 2 cents In case of sale where the evidence of transfer is shown only by the books of the company the stamp shall be placed upon such books and where thej change of ownership is by transfer certifi- cate the stamp shall be placed upon the1 certificate and In cases cf an agreement to sell or where the transfer is by delivery of the certificate assigned in blank there shall be made and delivered by the seller to the buyer a bill or memorandum of such1 sale to which the stamp shall be affixed Penalty a fine of from 500 to 1000 and imprisonment for six months or both Upon each sale or agreement to sell anyj products or merchandise at any exchange or board of trade or other similar placen either for present or future delivery forr each 100 in value of said sale or agree- ment of sale or agreement to sell one cent and for each additional 100 or fractional part thereof in excess of 100 one centj Provided that on every sale or agreement of sale or agreement to sell there shall bi made and delivered by the seller to thof buyer a bill memorandum of such sale to which there shall be affixed a lawful stamps or stamps in value equal to the umount ofi the tax on such sale Bank check draft or certificate of de- posit not drawing interest or orders for thaj payment of any sum of money drawn uponj or issued by any bank trust company orj any person or persons companies or corpo- ¬ rations 2 cents Bills of exchange inland draft certifl r cates of deposit drawing Interest or orderj for the payment of any sum of money oth ¬ erwise than at sight or on demand or any promissory note except bank notes issueIl for circulation and for each renewal of the same for a sum not exceeding 100 2 cents and for each additional 100 or fractional part thereof in excess of 100 2 cents Bills of lading or receipt other than char- ¬ ter party for any goods or merchandise tot be exported to any foreign port orplace 10i cents A tax of one cent is imposed for every telephone message for which over 15 cents is charged Any telegraphic mes- ¬ sage 1 cent Indemnifying bonds 5 cents Certificate of profits of any asso ¬ ciation and on all transfers thereof on each 100 of face value 2 cents Contract brokers note or memorandum of sale of any goods or merchandise stocks bonds exchange notes of hand real es- ¬ tate or property of any description issued by brokers or persons acting as such for each note or memorandum of sale 10 cents Conveyance or deed for real estate In which the consideration exceeds 100 and does not exceed 500 50 cents and for each addition ¬ al 500 50 cents The secretary of the treasury Is author ¬ ized to borrow on the credit of the United States from time to time as the proceeds to Issue certificates of indebtedness in dJ nominations of 50 or some multiple o that sum each certificate Is made payable at such time not exceeding one year from the date of its Issue as the secretary of the treasury may prescribe provided that the amount of such certificates outstand ing shall at no time exceed 100000000 Bonds debentures or certificates of in r debtedness by any association company oi corporation on each 100 of face value ot fraction thereof 5 cents and on each orig inal Issue whether on organization or re organization of certificates of stock by any such association company or corpora tion on each 100 of face value or fractioq thereof 5 cents and on all sales or agree ¬ ments to sell or memorandum of sales ot R The Bond Section prominent statesmen of our time and one who had the honor of enjoying in a specialmanner the confidence of her majesty that it was the queen herself in opposition to the views of her ministers andof the distinguished man in question amaigf hemwho averted the war She insisted that the dispatch which was sent to America demanding peremptorily the surrender of the en- ¬ voys should be communicated at once to all the powers and the grave conse ¬ quences of the conflict from an interna tional point of view pointed out The result was an able state paper sent to Washington by Mr Thouvenel in which he stated that France regarded the act of the American captain who had arrested the confederate envoys oj board an English ship as quite unjust fiable and expressed the hope thattlu federal government would accede to thv demands of Great Britain Austria autf Prussia immediately followed suit a Prince Gortschakoff onthepartof Bus sia urged President Lincoln to sur render the envoys without delay and with such an explanation as would sat isf- - English national feeling These remonstrances from the powers enabled the government of Washington to es cape without humiliation from an un tenable position and saved England from entering into a war which would in all human probability have ended in the disruption of the American union and sown the seeds of deathless en mity between England and the progres sive and powerful northern states Quarterly Review ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ you are mistaken He has been looking stcadilj at you excepting when you turned in his direction and then he would look at me to avoid meeting your eyes Not So Bail After All Pretty Girl angrily That ie First low across the aisle ought to be horse whipped He has been staring at you for the last ten minutes Second Pretty Girl Why my dear ¬ wonder First Pretty Girl sentimentally who he is N 1 Weekly Schroys a curious landslide occurred a short time since An kin was carried without sustaining any injury 35 fee down a hillside stopping just short oi being precipitated into the rive Steineh The garden the immediate surroundings of the inn the road in front are all intact Even two large elms near the house have not suffered A Vagaries of a Landslide In the village of Sattel in Canto Peacock feathers and shells are con ¬ in sidered unlucky are they not quired the lady who is writing a book on superstitious I dunno about peacock feathers be replied Mrs Corntossel in unlucky But I know shells is because last week Tosiar lost 11 in a game thet was Washington Star played with em Conclusive Demonstration Frank the night you proposed to me I hung my head and said nothing Well I He Do 1 remember it should rather say Idid It was the last time X saw you act so Yockers States- man She ¬ Do you remember Acted Her Part Well may be required to defray expenditures authorized on account of the existing war such proceeds when received to be used only for the purpose of meeting such war expenditures the sum of 400000000 or so much thereof as may be necessary and ro prepare and Issue therefor coupon or reg- ¬ istered bonds of the United Stages In de ¬ nominations of 20 or some multiple of that Insurance policy for each 100 10 sum redeemable in coin at the pleasure of LiIFE On each cents on the amount Insured Policies on the United States after ten years from the the industrial or weekly plan 40 per cent data of their issue and payable 20 years of the amount of the first weekly premium from such date and bearing interest pay ¬ Is charged Fraternal beneficiary societies able quarterly In coin at the rate of 3 and orders farmers purely local cooper- ¬ cent per annum The bonds are to befirVti CMiMP ative companies employes relief assocla offered at par as a popular loan VW il4llVif tiors operated on the lodge system or local Proxy for voting at any election for of cooperative plan organized and conducted solely by the members thereof for the ex ¬ ficers of any Incorporated company except clusive benefit of its members and not for religious charitable or literary societies or public cemeteries 10 cents profit are exempted Power of attorney 25 cents not to apply MARINE INLAND FIRE On each pol- ¬ icy one half of one cent on each dollar to the collection of ex soldiers claims j Cooperative and mutual companies are ex ¬ against the government on account of the military or naval service empted Protests of notes bills of exchange ac- ¬ CASUALTY FIDELITY GUARANTEE Each policy and each bond for the per- ¬ ceptance check or draft or any marina formance of the duties of any office or posi- ¬ protest 25 cents Warehouse receipts 25 tion or other obligation of the nature of in- ¬ cents The stamp duties on manifests bills demnity and each contract or obligation of lading and passage tickets do not apply guaranteeing the validity of bonds or other to steamboats or other vessels plying be ¬ obligations issued by any state county tween ports of the United States and porta municipal or other public body or guar- ¬ in British North America anteeing titles to real estate or mercan- ¬ Compromise on Silver Coinage tile credits executed or guaranteed by any The senate recedes from its coinage ol surety company upon the amount of pre- ¬ the silver seigniorage amendment and n mium charged one half of one cent on each substitute is agreed to simply author ¬ dollar izing and directing the coinage of not lesu Proprietary Articles than 1500000 silver dollars per month from Medicinal proprietary articles and prep- ¬ the sJlver bullion held in the treasury such arations Upon every packet box bottle silver dollars to be applied as provided by any pills powders tinctures troches or the act of July 14 1S90 lozenges sirups cordials bitters ano ¬ dynes tonics plasters liniments salves TEACHERS TO GATHER ointments pastes drops waters except natural spring waters and carbonated nat ¬ ural spring waters essences spirits oils Meetlnjf of Trans Mississippi Ednca and all medicinal preparations or compo- ¬ tors June 28 30 in Omaliu to lie sitions whatsoever made and sold or re- ¬ Notable in Scholastic Events moved for sale by any person wherein the person making or preparing the same has or claims to have any private formula or Omaha Neb June 13 Notabla any exclusive right where such packet among the educational conventions ot etc does not exceed at the retail price five cents one eighth of onecent tax when the the year will be that of the retail price is between Sand 10 cents one teachers to be held in this city fourth of one cent between 10 and 15 cents June 2S 29 and 30 The scope of the three eighths of a cent between 15 and 25 cents five eighths of a cent and for each convention is quite large and several oi additional 25 cents in value five eighths the famous educators of the country of a cent tax Perfumery and cosmetics will be present and will make addresses and other similar articles used as applica- ¬ to the delegates tions to the hair mouth or skin or other ¬ The importance of a wise used where the packet box bottle not exceed at the retail price 5 etc does educational congress can scarcely cents one eighth of one cent tax when the be overestimated According to the price is between 5 and 10 cents one quarter calculations there are 12G450 teach- ¬ of a cent between 10 and 15 cents three best eighths of a cent between 15 and 25 cents ers in the schools of the five eighths of a cent each additional 25 states directing the training of a cents in value five eighths of a cent tax rapidly rising generation of 3SS40S5 Chewing gum each package of not more than 1 retail value 4 cents and for each pupils in 19 states The total valuation Sparkling or of school property in this territory is additional dollar 4 cents other wines when bottled for sale upon estimated at the time of the last cen- ¬ each bottle containing one pint or less 1 sus to be 140749300 though it is snfa cent more than one pint 2 cents to say that the actual conditions at the Inheritance Tax A tax on inheritances and legacies ex ¬ present time are much greater In 18 ceeding 10000 In personal property i3 pro- ¬ of the Trans Mississippi states with ¬ vided as follows On sums between 10 out any regard for population there are 000 and 25000 first on benefits to the lineal Issue or lineal ancestor brother o sister of 112 universities and colleges Illinois the deceased at the rate of 75 cents for head the list with 2S institutions every 100 second to the descendant of a aggregate valuation of grounds whosa build ¬ brother or sister at the rate of 150 for ings and other property is 3458625 every 1C0 third to the brother or sister of the father or mother or a descendant of a Missouri is second with 25 Iowa third brother or sister of the father or mother with 20 Kansas fourth with KMinne ¬ at the rate of 3 for every 100 fourth to the sota California and Nebraska in order brother or sister of the grandfather or grandmother or a descendant of the broth- ¬ named Nebraskas six college institu ¬ er or sister of the grandfather or grand- ¬ tions have property worth 1114000 mother 4 for every 100 fifth to those of any other degree of collateral consanguin- ¬ There are 272290 enrolled pupils in tha ity or strangers In blood or a body politic stateGGS7schoolhousesand 9491 tench or corporate at the rate of 5 for every ers Over 1G5S0 pupils are enrolled in 100 All legacies or property passing by the Omahaschools and the value of tha will or by the laws of any slate or terri- ¬ property is 1500000 tory to husband or wife are exempted from tax or duty On sums ranging between 25000 and 100000 the rates of tax are to Noted Physician Dead on those ranging from be multiplied by 1 100000 to 500000 the rates are to be mul- ¬ Louisvijle Ivy Jutiera Dr John A tiplied by 2 on those ranging from 500000 Larrabee onepf Louisvilies best known to 1000000 the rates are to be multiplied 000000 the physicians aiurprrninently known iu by 2 and on those above rates are to be multiplied by 3 The tax la his prcfession all over the country died made a lien upon the property until paid at his home in this city Sunday of and it Is required that the tax shall be satis Brlghts disease aged 5S years Dr fled before the legatee Is paid Larrabee wjis a native of Maine and was Certificates of Indebtedness secretary of the treasury Is au ¬ a man of wide popxilarity lie conrnb The thorized to borrow from time to time at uted largely to medical journals and a rate of Interest not exceeding - per cent was the author of many treatisesupba suchums as in his judgment maybe nec diseases sux to meet nubile exjMndltureai pr - S Trans-Mississip- pi Trans-Mississip- pi Trans-Mississip- pi 71 l V 5 I c sfMeaa t 6 I s N THE BOURBON NEW 3 PARIS KY TUESDAY JUNE 21 1898 WMaBBEMBJMU UU 1UUM8BJ -- lf JraMSH From Camp Thomas - BCEBBZ ww - f Bourbon Stake Winuers War Tnes In Eflect sold TuJy 1st 5oyal maives the food pure wholesome and delicious POWDER Absolutely Pure H- ROYAL BAKINO POWDER CO NE YORK tie f B Eighteenth Year Established nmn hews 1881 Published every Tuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP 1 Editors and Owners BBUfJE MILLER last year by the Turney Bros of this Chiekainauua Ga city to Rogers Rose won the BrookJune 19th lyn Suburban Saturdaj at Sbeepshead Col Gairhor has been ill for several iliy and has been confined to his tent Bay defeating the mighty Ornament and a field of good horses The mile ae will be all right in a day or so and a quarter was run in 208 1 5 and the race was worth it8000 to the winuer Rnn BishoD- - the wair of Company I The betting was fifteen to one against wants suiue leading physician of Paris Tillo to prepare a petition stating that he was Woodford Buckners crazy when he joined the army to cold Pink Coat by Leouatns won the aecurtj his release Bishop says that St Louis Derby Saturday in easy style Cuba ninat stay tiee in he future be from the famous Plamlit running the cause he wont fijiht tor it again mile and a half in 237 The race was worth 8000 to the winner Turney Bros won the second race on Mac Brooks of Paris who enlisted as a member of the hospital corps of the the card a Sheepehead Bay Saturday Second Regimtnt has been promoted to with Rinaldo by Leonatus The dis tance was a mile on the turf and the the position of Steward of the corps time 142 2 5 The race was worth 450 to the winner The Kentucky soldiers will celebrate Ed Simms good colt The Kentnckiau the Fourth of July this year with mor won the Pioviso Stakes at hicago last enthusiasm than usual for on that day Wednesday The odds offered atraiust they will get their money for army ser- ¬ the colt were twenty to one The added vice They will get pay for time from money was 1000 date of leaving home Many of the boys are completely broke OBITUARY three-year-ol- d ¬ Gamp Thomas Tillo the great Leonatus colt County Clerk Ed Paton requests The News to call attention to the various special stamp taxes that will be effective July 1st It shall be unlawful to record any ¬ W Make all Checks Money Orders etc 9 ay able to the order of Champ Million The report that fifteen regiments are to leave Chiekainanga for Tampa in a few days is a subject of much interest to the Kentucky boys Most of the boys AD VERZI81NG RATES displays one dollar per Inch for first inser are anxious to co to the front It is be tion half rates each insertion thereafter per lieved that the Kentucky troops will be Locals or reading notices ten cents tine each insertion Locals in blaci type sent to Porto Rico twenty centsper line each insertion ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead running at line rates Send your linen to Haggard Reeds Obituarss cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a The First Kentucky from Col Castle Steam Laundry for a good finish tf like nature ten cents per line inan to the negro cooks was vacciu Special rates given for large advertise e ments and yearly cards nated Thursday and Friday The mem- ¬ Salesman wanted by large Factory bers of the First are complaining on acThe Firsts supplying free outfit and paying several count of short rations camp is about a mile from the Second 40 weekly Brattice 243 Pearl New York and Third Kentucky it ¬ ¬ Fractions of lines count as full lines wheD Mrs Terrell wife of Henry Terrill of the L N train dispatchers office in this city died at their home on South Lain street yesterday afternom aged about twenty six years old She is sur- ¬ vived by her husband and one child ¬ The two Kentucky troops of cavalry have secured their horses which were purchased in the Bluegrass State re- ¬ cently The Y M 0 A authorities have or dered four more large tents to be used here at Camp Thomas ThejT have dis- ¬ tributed about 45000 hymn books among the soldiers The Y M C A tents are very popular places for the soldiers and most of them do all of their Aiiting there as they are furnished with sta tionery ¬ Seed sweet potatoes McDekMutt Spears New line of lace curtains at J T in every respect and prices at the low- ¬ Hinton8 est point at tf Davis Thompson Ikgrig Read J T Hintons display adver- - Fashion ible Spriug shoes superior document required by law to be stamped until scamps shall have bt en affixed and canceled as per prescribed law Bond For iudemnifyiug any person or persons firm or corporation who shall have become bound or engaged as surety tor the payment of any bum of money or lor the due execution or per ¬ formance ot the duties ot any office or position aud to account for inoney re ¬ ceived by virtue theieof and all other bonds of any description except such as may ue required in legal proceediugs not otherwise provided for in this achei -ule fifty cents Conveyance Deed instrument or writing whereby any lands tenement or other realty sold shall be granted as signed transferred or otherwise con viyed to or vested in the purchaser or purchasers Or any person or persons by his her or their direction when the conaideration of vnlue exceeds erne hun ¬ dred dollars and does not exceed five huudred dollars fitty cents and for each additional five hundred dollars or fractional part thereof iu excess of five hundred dollars fifty cents Mortgage or pledge of lands estate or property real or personal heritable or movublf whatsoever where the same shall be made as a security for the pay ¬ ment of any definite and certain sum of money lent at the time or previously due and owing or forborne to be paid being payable also any conveyance of any lauds estate or property whatsoever in trust to be sold or otherwise converted into money which shall be intended only as security either by ex press stipulation or otherwise on any gf the foregoing exceeding one thousand dollars and not exceeding one thousand five hundred dollars twenty fivo cent and on each five hundred dollars or fractional part thereof in excess of fifteen hundred dollars twtnty fiye cents Power of attorney to sell and convey real estate or to rent or lease the same to receive or collect rent to sell or transfer any stock bonds scrip or for the collection of any dividends or interest thereon or to perform any and all other acts not hereinbefore specified twe ty five cents ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ MRU sras McCormick Mowers Binder Twine i f ii RAKES HAY 3E3 Jks nxr est- - Sleel Tooin Bakes 123LC3 7 it CLOVER BUNCHERS set a n J Pretty Bicycles I lai Pg Hn LYS X I 1 r bTOCK AND TURF NEWS r r-Jate f News of the War tiseinent It is money in your pocket Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Turf Notes See page four t0 The Winchester Democrat notes the sale by J F Engle to the Jacobs ccffei tky our speciutl six Cordage Co of Cincinnati of 68000 pounds for 100 pounds of hemp at 4 50 per long hun ¬ Speaks McDkrmott dred The lot consisted of 15000 To day thirty one recruits arrived pounds of 95 prop 85000 ot 96 and from Lexington for the Second Ken- ¬ 18000 of 97 crop tucky and the following wr re assigned I John W to Company I of Paris 1 PHOENIX BICYCLES are all right if you want something pretty to look at but there is a world of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on all roads under all conditions The W Phoenix will dojit oo3fro8 Advice to 13tS Nrl 77 7 Efct r fr f uuncan niiiuneuce xmjui su ciiger Blanco has refused to exchange Hob aid Paris James Murray Hardin Wesley Parr Mercer County William son and his comrades Brewer Lexington H B Feltner Lex At two p m yesterday the authori ties at Washington has received no ington William Edwards Lexington word regarding the landing of the troops at Santiago but it was belioved that they had landed A cable from Hong Kong yesterday announced that the insurgents at the Phillippines bad proclaimed a provisional government and had elected Gen Aguinaldo president A cable yesterday from Manila stated that the insurgents had not taken Manila and could not if Dewey would permit them The U S troops are expected to ar- ¬ rive June 20th at Manila The navy department at Washington believes that the Cadiz fleet has sailed for the Phillippines A smokeless powder house at Kings Mills O was destroyed by an explosion yesterday A Spanish spy is suspected Eighty nine Spaniards were killed Wednesday at the bombardment at Gnantanamo Five columns of war news are printed on page two ¬ v ¬ Consumptives GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS ¬ Beacher Ballard Dixon Leslie County Albert Powell Jackson Win Sieb Versailles Winter Childers Though the Kentucky Regiments may not be in a battle hundreds of the mem ¬ bers will carry honorable scars to their graves caused by the vaccination last week K f About one hundred of the Louisville boys are suffering from poison oak A grove in their camp is completely over- ¬ run with the vine The First and Second Battallions of the Louisville Legion fought a sham battle yesterday r V There are three great reme- ¬ DEALERS IN itmJ Jt dies that every persorbyith - armihstrelerformance Thrufcdaynigfifi4 r weak lungs or with consumpBicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing vejtcJ fi It will be called Society In Black tion itself should understand The best people in the city will partici ¬ These remedies will cure pate about every case in its prstuj stages and many or those SCINTILLATIONS My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the very more advanced It is only An Interesting Jumble Of News And the most advanced that are lowest prices consistent with good reliable goodsComment Even these are hopeless Frankfort sent twenty recruits to the wonderfully relieved and life Second Kentucky Regiment last week itself greatly prolonged Rev Nathan Culton of rlichmond What are these remedies wi8 prostrated by the heat while re Fresh air proper food and 1 Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks Iu The Foyer Harrodsburg society people wiir giye DAUGHERTY BROS IfeA-- c- - - ¬ scons phosphites Emulsion Be afraid of turning from church of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo Lieutenant Henry Casey of Company E has been made Ordnance Officer for the Third Kentucky Lieutenant Casey is also acting as Veterinary Surgeon for the officers of the First Corps that Scotts EmulsionJTs the oldest thermost thoroughly tested and the highest en¬ draughts but not of fresh air Eat nutritious food and drink plenty of milk Do not forget dorsed of all remedies for weak throats weak lungs and consumption in all its stages SCOTT 50c and is a game played for keeps not for fun Uncle Sam should retain War 100 all druggists BOWNE Chemists New York the Phillippines The Second Kentucky has at last re- ¬ ceived a quota of guns haversacks can- ¬ teens etc and has been supplied wih Insure in my agency non- ¬ 114 hdditional tents The First Arkan ¬ union Prompt paying reliable sas and the Fifth Missouri of the Third companies insures against fire Corps also received their guns Satur- ¬ day It is believed that about fourteen wind and storm regiments are to be moved shortly and OPES JUKE 15TII TO OCT 1ST W 0 HINT01S Agent that the Second Kentucky will be one of them Col Gaither says he has no posi- ¬ Noted White Sulphur and Chnlybeate tive information but that he believes Waters Theprettif st Place and best A Good Memory Second will be moved inside of kept SnniHipr Resort in the West often saves money and also good health If that the For particulars apply to you are troubledAvith constipation indiges two weeks Kentucky will be allowed a fourth regiment which will be mobilized at Belt Line Park at Lexington Sugarfoot Lee Hill of Cincinnati and Nat Wilson of Mt Sterling fought a draw in Mt Sterling last week A Montgomery county child born last week will haye to struggle through life George Lafayette with the name Sampson Dewey Lee Botts Clarence Vinegar negro wife murderer will hang at Georgetown on Mon- ¬ day July 18th Gov Bradley deserves especial mention for departing from the superstitious custom of naming Friday for the execution ¬ I JiixrJm ya -- Hi LJJJ UL IS I s B ID R Hii vf W ysS8fSBfck 111 C EDfcOQTl BBQBQIII gufrs s-s-u- fcr Years of experience in buying and the fact that I for all goods insures good results pay cash Estill Springs Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two New Trains No 2 train will leave at you Trial sizes lilc ly doses 10c large size 50c of W T Brooks druggist Paris and tion or any form of stomach trouble remember to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to ¬ ¬ The Best War News ky 5100 ljaiwm Awarded Highest Honors World s Fair DIC-- CREAM V BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE j SV ST k pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD The Louisville Courier- - Journal is now publishing the fullest most accurate aud most reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of it fresh and accurate The Courier Jurnal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do The Twice-a-Wee- k Courier Journal prints the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best paper published anywhere You get 104 6ix or eight page papers for 50 cents By special arrangement the Twice-a-ek Courier- - Jouimal and The Bour- ¬ bon News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must invariably be sent direct to The Bour ¬ bon News office Paris Ky tf W m and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m No 8 leaves at 430 p in and arrives at Frankfort at 810 p m No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 p m and arrives at 4 p m OAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor No 8 leaving at 430 will connect C fast limited at Georgewith the Q IRVINE KY town arriving inCincinnati at 725 p m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ ment for persons going to Cincinnati or RAILROAD TIME CARD points north east and west of that city C No 1 will connect with the Q N R R L fast train south and No 5 connects at ARRIVAL OF TRAINS C local pas- ¬ From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p Georgetown with the Q senger from the south m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m Wrights Celery Ta cures constipa- ¬ 333 p m 627 p m tion sick headaches 25c at druggists From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m DR CALDWELLS ¬ t30 a Another important fact not to be overlooked I am not paying a big rent and this feature is very nfuch to V the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- ¬ ties - Bigjwordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended only to fool the buyers and pull them in To come to the point If you want the best furniture for the least money go to -- pioseJrices on Mattings Tlids VKeek DEPARTURE OP TRAINS 10 mncmnaa 515 a in 751 m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a in 5 43 p m 1016 d m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m 5 YRUP L PEPSI I111 CURES INDIGESTION 1 a NELSON opp JTHINTON JElegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnL hed complete F B Carr Agent Pleasant St First Presbyterian F From Frankfort To Frankfort Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to C R R Undertaking in all its branches to 5 p m -- 920 am 530 p m 840 a m5l0 p m W Cox A gent Xi 12a m 1 Embalming scientifically attendedjto CARRIAGES TOR HIRE I r THE BOURBON NiDWS PARIS K mmAJ jfrjESOAY JUNE 21 1898 iqi fiiyti 222 f TIE V K 03 is 23 IS - W which has recently been reorgaLized is makiiir Eighteenth Year Established 1881 THE LATEST laudable efforts to increase the efficient lEnleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as of the department in every particular 8ecox jiss mail matter At a meeting of the company Saturday IN SHOES a plan was decided upon to procure a Elsewhere new ladder truck to substitute for the TELEPHONE NO 124 tinas YYiunom nenrv jluiicbluu uuuu Wilmoth will entertain power Hume Payue Dr L Q Nelson antique apparatus now in use which Miss Clara hampers the companys movements A at whist this afternoon PRICES SUBSCRIPTION Are you on the lookout for something exceedingly The gufolla Club gave its initial Payable in Advance committee was appointed to canvas tle i arrived home jance Friday evening at Odd Fellows handsome and serviceable in shoe leather jjss Beip Carter If you are 21 00 52 00 Six mouths One year city for individual subscriptions t vratenlav from Owincsville Hall am to say that it was a brilliant we can please you on any of the family great or small news costs yott cant evkn get a re ¬ create a new fund to purchase a UfcW - fT vufiirnorl frnm annnacc ie linh t irtino thrt PTnrPSfinn of Ua port FHOM A GUN FREE OF CHAKGE All the latest colors patterns and shapes from the leading truck As thisis a worthy cause and a a visit in CrawfordsyiUe Ind every one present The large number Our low prices are an especially attractive C wrDQnf mora phormitior 1T manufacturers Make all Checks Money Orders Etc much needed improvement it is hoped iuyCr ii1 yi Mr and Mrs J T Martin ieit yes- - vjl IttItt payable to the order of Champ MiMiKR there will be a generous response from simple airy Summer costumes and the feature Versailles the citizens All subscriptions will be terday for it visit in local and visiting beaux and Saxtons Co will sell ackLOwledged and the fund will be de Sadies Price Mis A idie Gamer of Winchester music com the completed boys knee pants suits at Cost posited with Mr Go B Alexander at is the guest of M ss Sadie Hart dance a pleasant for plement Mias Alice Snell of Fayette is the Among those who participated were opportunity you should the Northern Bank The committee This is an Quisenberry begin a canvas this week Misses Suzanne Hail and Lida Rogers not miss Call and see for your- ¬ will give everyone a of the city contribute guest of Mis Etta and home of Maysville Julia Higgins Richmond chance to Mrs J W Harmon arrived self to the fund The truck will be chris yesterday from a visit in Versailles Addio Garner Anna Swift Pendleton We will place on sale will begin tbis week tened The Citizens Gift as it will be Bourbon farmers Mrs Robt Woolums of Midway is Winchester Anne Sawyer Owensboro substantial proof of their generosity 60 doz Ladies Cottpn Ribbed Vests low neck no to cut wbeat Hattie Maddox Louisville Katie Lucas visitiu her father Mr B S Letiou Mary Sweeney Mrs sleeves Silk Taped a regular 25c Vest You can have Mr Julian Howe attended the Mary Stoll Ladies puff ties at 40 cents Mr R J Brown is quite ill at bis Lexington Alice them as long as they last 2 for Hughes Bronstn 2j cts home at Hutchison Gos bicycle meet at Lexington yesterday worth 75 cents at Price Snell Fayette Nannie McMeekin Fan- ¬ Miss Eddie Spears has returned nie Rogers Sallie May Anderson Milton R Jacoby was Friday ap- - clothiers fron a visit to friends in Georgetown At special low prices Georgetown Miss Dickerson Lucretia pointed postmaster at Hutchison Brick Croosings - is visiting her Miss Mamie RochBarnes Nichola ville Clara Myrick Gowns from joe to 165 Beginning July 1st it will take a aunt Mrs M A Collins of Frankfort Richmond Ind Mamie McClintock The county authorities will build a Skirts from 50c to 225 special two cent stamp on each check yitrified brick crossing across Main Miss Nettie Herzog of Cincinnati Nellie Mann Katie Russell Louise Rus ¬ Drawers from 25c to 150 to draw money from the banks street in front of the court house this is the guest of Mr and Mrs Ike L sell Alice Spears Eddie Speais Mabel Chemises from 2jc to 100 Russell Louise Parrish Marie Parrish Fithian Hutchcraft week The city will also have a brick Price Miss Mary Corset covers from 20c to yjc Miss Helen Coanell was the guest of Clara Wilmoth Lucie Keller Mildred daughter of Mr R B Hutchcraft crossing laid at the Broadway corner All garments made on lock stitch machines made of Kate Alexander Mamie in Cynthiana last McMillan Mifcs Lillie Jouett joined the Christian Church Sunday and at Tenth street Rion Sallie Joe Hedges Sadie Hart It is earnestly hoped that this will be week qS muslins and extra full morning the beginningjof paving Main street or frs TCmm a Walker Harr of Lex k Charity Clay colored of Claysville part of it with vitrified brick and thns ington is i he guest of - Miss Nellie Saturday and was do away with the mud dust the c m doz Balbriggan Shirts anw sizes at was declared insane 40 R Karterhanse J Quillan P V Stob er to the asylum by Constable Joe tinnous repairiug of the street and the taken Clothing and Furnishing Bartlett Will Graves Georgetown joe suit shirt and drawers Miss Effie Paton is spending a few Williams Coleman Mor- ¬ stores will ask you building of new crossings Hughes Bronston suit for the same articie d iye with her aunt Mrs Hutson in gan Dudlev Lexington J M School Also a full line of socks shirts neckwear etc Come The Christian Church Sunday Cincinnati Prominent Parisians 111 Dudley Henry Smith J F in Hon will be given a pic nic Friday Mrs James Connor of the Ford Winchester Mr Nolcini W J Peterp and see our large stock ¬ Col Simms who was operated upon O M Clays woodland near his resiLexington visit- Mt Sterling Dulin Moss Carroll Mar ¬ Will save you from 25 to 50 per cent on every article Sunday by Dr Joseph Ransohoff of ham spent yesterday in dence Auvergne shall Maysville Messrs C O Hinton bought ot us resting easily yesterday ing relathes Cburch Cincinnati was Lexington was Ed F The ladies of the Episcopal Mr Bruce Davis of Hutchcraft Albert Bintoo Dr Joseph Fithian who has been will give a moonlight fete at the resi- suffering from blood poison was re- the guest of relatives in the city Satur- ¬ Henry Lilleston Chas Wilmoth Jake dence of Judge W M Purnell Friday ported better yesterday day and Sunday 529 Main St Paris Ky Spears John Spears Roy Clendenin KsvttjuijrirLxjmAk9r3ixrj-ivr-ni3arrxiuViiten cents night Admission Mrs C M Clay Jr has returned Jas lugels Thos Buckner John Power Capt Dan Turney who was stricken M Will Ed Tucker B A Wornall Ci 46 In NoithMiddletown precinct a few with paralysis several days ago was f om a visit to her sister Mrs S R F Hinton W M Hinton Frank nights ago dogs killed ten sheep for J better yesterday and Col Stoner was Stone of Frankfort W M also improved Miss Clara My rick of Richmond Jr Julian Howe John Goff Vernon KJlttLfi J W Skillman Sr fourteen for Young and Sqnire Henry Hastings who is ill ot Ind is the guest of Miss Margaret Leer S S Quisenberry Geo Bedford Rogers a number for A K L P Spears Hume Payne C F Clay gangrene of the foot does not improve Butler on Vine street others offered regardless of Our Store Jr Ford Brent Duncan Taylor Chas nextEverything in w mention will be few of the Bargains Cost for the last C N Fithian and son leave to 30 days and Mis just a The Famous Palmist The Woodford Sun came to us McMillan Dr M H Daily Dr L Q and 50 pieces of Sim perns Percales Sic per yd TaQir i r u handsome new divss day for a visit to Mr and Mrs John Nelson Walter Champ The Famous Palmist is reading the McClitck in Richinoud Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd changed from quarto to folio form hands of many famous Paris people Domestic Organdie Lawn best qualit7 10c per yd Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock The Sun is certainly a model weekly Crowds visit him as usual All are de- ¬ Circuit fiourt Proceedings Genuine French Organdie Lawns 18c per yd are tending a few days with Mrs Chas paper lighted and astonished with his skill in 36 i i Sea Island Percales only 8Jc per yd not in session yes Circuit Court was county Sergeant Turner of the Tenth Cav- revealing lifes secrets The professor MirehHll in Mason WhiteDuck Skirts full width for 50c terdav bavins adiourned Saturday to Mr Morris Benick returned yester ¬ Paralry U S A has arrived in Lexington remains here a few days longer Our finest Tap d Ladies Bleached Vests 10c reconvene this morning day to Middletown Ohio after a short to get recruits for the Tenth He will lors corner of Eleventh and Main Sts Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10c Friday Steve Young of Renick was visit to relatives in the county and Richmond for visit Paris Frankfort Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c fined fifty dollars and sentenced to 100 Bicycle Koad Race -- Miss Marie Parish who has been days imprisonment for assaulting Con- ¬ Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c recruits attending the College of Music in Cin- - ductor Sam BHiley We could give you columns of Bargains like these but spaGe for The Lexington Ramblers will give a Wheelmen J R Howe Karl Kohl- - twenty mile road race on July 4th cinnali arrived home Friday evening The grand jury made its second report bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before puxchasing inan Chas Dudley Chas Sauer John The race will be started on the Mays- ¬ u Vrs WA Parker Mrs Hibler SaurdayTre turning sixteen indictments Sauer H T Henry of this city attendHandsome Picture given with 55 purchase Of this city aurt will Mrs Wornall and Miss Berry went to for offenses ranging from crapshootihg tho Viifvnitt meet vesterdav at Lex ville pike North The race is Mt Sterling yesterday for a short visit to murder Hezekiah and William terminate at Lexington ington under the supervision of Randolph About eight couples of young people Utterbaok were inducted for willful yesterday Hardiman formerly of this city Judge Webbs court In will mnd a private boiling party murder The Bourbon Distilling Co wasfined 15 for Riley Jackson colored Richeys The Peacock Distilling Co rhe G G Deering binder twine machine this evening at Parks Wm Kelley on the lip kicking Annie White Co and the N J Walsh Co alley Bowery was fined 15 oil and all repairs for the Deering Schultz of the failing to report with ¬ Misses Katie and Josie Bird of were indicted for 1st The machinery at for loitering Shelhyville who have been visiting drawals of whiskey May WE HATE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF grand jury will meet again this morn- ¬ R B HUTCHCRAFTS T Forsyth left yes Mrs Newton Mitchell returned to their Auctioneer A ing IMPORTED SUITINGS MD TR0IISER1M aAar fnr TTnirmtnwn Pa where he A few refrigerators left at J T Hin home yesterday The following cases have been assignE will Friday sell at auction for J Mrs Amos Turney and daughter once ed for trial and tons Call at Kern twenty two head of saddle Misses Jessie and Leslie leave this after ¬ Eighth day June 21 The harvest of the grass seed has been noon for New York to spend the balance harness horses Commonwealth va John Jajkson Mernaugh last night arrest- finished The yield in Bourbon this of The Summer Offices malicious scooting etc year was only about a third of a crop Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wheB Miss Carrie Frank and guest Miss Warren colored of Mason ed Andrew Same vs John McConnell appeal The seed was quoted at forty oents per Matthews of Louisville will leave Fri- quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a caiL county who escaped yesterday from the Same vs Pierce Ta3lor vagrancy bushel here yesterday dav for Estill Springs Mrs L Frank asylum at Lexington He was placed Sons Co vs G The Louis Voight will ioin them next week r Riley Grannon who is making a in jail for safe keeping W Bryan etc i Misses Addie Garneir and Anna W E Stillwell vs W J Myers etc book at Latonia for Col Applegate For Rent A six room brick resi ¬ came up to Paris Saturday night to Swifr Pendleton of Winchester and T A Lyle vs J M and J W Hut jPMTVIE MJDTtTTA T TATT ORW dence on Pieasant street between spend Sunday with his relatives He TV1is Tnlia Hieeins of Richmond are sell Fourth and Fifth Possession given will go to Chicago Friday for the Amer- ¬ guests of Miss Nellie Mann S E TIPTON Cutter Ninth day June 22 Apply to July lBt J J Hutchcraft vs R B Hutchcraft Mrs Brown and Miss Morris of J T Hinton ican Derby and Miss Alice BrOwn Executors etc The postoffice the banks and the Walnut Hills who have been visiting The L N excursion to Cincinnati Commonwealth vs Asa Bratton un of Avondale Sunday was patronized by sixty five Adams Express office are receiving sub Mrs Amos and Mis Jesse Turney have lawful sale of spirituous vinous and Parisians One hundred and twenty scriptions for the new issue of the gov- ¬ returned home malt liquors five tickets were sold here Sunday for a ernments war bonds The News is re- ¬ Same vs Geo Brooks same Miss Marv Grannon of Cincinnati liably informed that at least fifteen colored excursion to Maysville Same vs John Booker same thousand dollars worth will be sub ¬ who has reen visiting her mothtr Same vs Pierce Tayloi same returned home yesin this city Now that Col Bryan has come out scribed in this city Same vs Emma Johnson same terday accompanied by her sister Miss agin the retention of the Philippines Same vs Sam Bowles same en- ¬ Co was shot Lizzie Grannon colored A Matt Holmps it is expected that all of the Bryan f auie vs French Bratton same paper will follow suit ohall a measley through the lung Saturday by Garrett Mr Matt Thornton of Cynthiana Same vs Enoch Kerr same of king beat Uncle Sams Jackson Jr in front of the homte of who has been attending Virginia MiliSame vs Geo Edwards Jr same little Spanish Same vs Kitty Duncan same G C Thompson and J W Harmon on tary Institute will arrive this week right bower out of the trick m Same vs Tom Hall same the Clinton ville pie An old grudge from Cynthiana to spend the Summer Same vs Lewis Lindsay same The State Executive Committee of was the caute of the shooting The i with hia u cie Mr Matt Howard W L Gibson vs W C Wilkerson rethe Y M C A acknowledges the satisfac- ¬ wound is not necessarily fatal of Louis Tenth day June 23 Miss Florence Barlow of the sum of o850 from Rey F ceipt yesterday Commonwealth vs Chas Wood being J Cheek of this city This sum is the Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per ville was in the citycontributions toMips acces8orv to the case of housebreaking the Barlow is soliciting charsre collection taken up at a recent union quart Spears McDermott on fand for the eiectiou of a monument meeiiug in this city and is to be used old Indian battlefield at Blue Licks towards maintaining a gospel tent at for Raceland Jersey butter Mrs John Lahagan of Denver the camp of the Kentucky regiments by Newton Mitchell sale who has be n visiting her sister Mrs A POPULAR SOCIETY 4 of Cynthiana has The next session of my school will beMr J S Withers Ellen OBrien returned home Saturday SWELL Monday in September niece Lucie presented his Always ask for Paris Milling accompanied by Miss Julia OBrien gin the first as well as the business man or the W L YERKES Belle McChesney of this city with a Purity flour All grocers who will spen 1 the Summer with her I4je tf Uoncmno nrcmn about seven feet- - in Cos man of fastidious taste in dress Warren keep it Insist on having Purity The youug ladies who attended the height made by Clough always aitare himself in the mot Sufolla Clubs ball Friday night gave a The instrument is beautifully carved every time irreproachable linen as the cus- charming leturn dance to the club last -and will be a delightful surprise to the IV HE3EJ iKvtJSV frtrfjCZiTUm vyjSirIf at Odd recipient who is now in Mercer on a It is worth your while to call and in- ¬ night present Fellows Hall Among If ffliU x2FiSSm zSiSyM i 10ms or good society demandsMisses Lida were visit spect the new line of rugs just opened those MRS ALBERT MITCHELL They have found our establish- ¬ Rogers Suzanne Hall Maysville Clara tf by J T Hinton School News AND Myrick Richmond Ind Anna Swift ment to be the laundry par excel Come PendletOn Addie Garner Winchester Too many carpets on hand MISS NELLY RUCKNER examinations for colored teachers The lence for transforming their soiled Owensboro Hallie wish to announce that they will open a ww a j will be at the court house Friday and and get one cheap Anne Sawyer m mi f i linen iuto a thing of beauty in SepJ T Hinton tf Saturday the 24th and 25th inst be ¬ Matthews Louisville Lucretia Barnes Music Class for Piano on Monday 5th tp color and finish ju j t like a new ginning promptly at 830 a m Miss Dickersou Nicholasville Sallie j tember terms shirt collar or cuff J T Hinton is closing out his baby Mai Andprson Nannie McMeekin 12 50 Term of 20 lessons private Buy the Deering Steel Binder carriages Now is your chance tf Georgetown Blanche Hudson Millers Term of 20 lessons class ti25 Roller and hall bearings with bnrg Hiittie Maddox Louisville Julia Payable in advance want a perfect and dur¬ A new fresh line of lawn chairs and Himcina Louisville Nellie Mann Clara Studio within a square of City School if you W M HINTON Jit BRO Proprietors address either of benches just received at J T Hinton V WilmuTh Kate Alexander Margaret For information able harvesting machine Telephone No 4 The first hot night you enjoy one will KnMer Eldi and Alice Spears Lucy above at Paris Ky R B HUTCHCRAFT till feep Kel e Kate and Louise Russell Louise your outlay tf easily repay you for Agent 9 j BODBBON NEBS A New Ladder Truck In Prospect The Paris Fire Company Parrish Sallie Joe Hedges Marie Par ¬ rish Bessie and Anna Garth Tarr Messrs Oakford Hinton Jim Ingels W BY COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED M Hinton Jr Ed Hutchcraft Robt THE NEWS MAN Hinton Walter Keuney L P Spears Jake Spears Tom Buokner John Streets At Spears Duncan Taylor Ford Breut Notes lustily Jotted On Tle The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Albert Hintou Strother Quisenberry PERSONAL MENTION t-- i- 1 -- - i Davis Thomson Isgrig I j ¬ FOR QUICK SALES o MUSLIN UNDERWEAR - v - n j 25rOENTS TAKE NOTICE Bmwerall liooa ¬ ¬ ¬ Grm W3TJZ3T1TEL Great ¬ ¬ ¬ j jp J D CONDON ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SCHOOL NOTICE of this city have J Winters gaged the services ail eminent optician to be at their store on the second and last Thursday ol each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee tion Call in and have your eyes tested free df Next visit will be Thursday June 30 1898 ¬ eight-year-o- ld MUSIC CLASS - I ¬ The Bourbon Steapi Laundry i i frrmES 6 f THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY JUNE ter who will want to be settled in life NOT AFRAID OF ANY 21 1898 BUSY BUMBLE BEES THE BOURBON NEWS HORSE WvRE Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday und Friday by Editors and Owner BRUCE MILLER I THE LAND OF DREAMS Qi all the nations east or west pagination is tlie best jfts boundless realms are richer far than all earths other countries are Its azure eyes are more serene Its verdant fields a fairer green And brooks sing softer music to An ocean of diviner blue Its laughing blossom bordered rills Dance down from Hopes triumphant hills Or pause in pools within the dale Enchanted by the nightingale Spring blooms eternal and the rose Makes fragrant every breeze that blows And fruits with rounded cheeks of wine Hang purpling on the tree and vine This country is now pencilled on The little map3 that men have drawn It is too broad too high too great For mind of man to calculate And yet it is not far away But here and now where mortals may Vyith gods and graces wander through This land where all our dreams come true Nixon Waterman in L A W Bulletin -- A STAGE WAIT By WILLIAM BUCKLEY Q Q was realty a fine affair Chedders did the tihiiig well as befitted the father of the bride and the com- ¬ pany wandered overliis 20 are garden and gazed and gorged and sunned them- ¬ selves after the fashion of their kind Though I knew very well what it would be like I ran down on his invitation and was now of course regretting I had come as T pensively picked out a clematis shaded seat and fell to watch ¬ ing the poses of iikree young girls in enormous sleeves who were attitud- ¬ inizing near a bank of white lilies with something too of the flowers sweet stateliness about them despite the har- ¬ lequinade of dress and speech and man ¬ ITtow ner A prettily defined pentagonal shadow fell at my feet and looking round I saw Mmei de Toequeville coming to a halt before me She is just as well known as Arbuscula only in another wickedest little way the kindliest lady who ever stabbed a reputation to death or planted a bunch of epigrams upon the grave she nodding towards the three graces said while she sloped her parasol to bring the rose colored lining- to bear upon a cheek Avhieh had once dared even the - And Solomon in all his glory sunshine of Proeuce It fc to be hrped not K- iihe queen of r1 else south must have been I replied easily impressed 0 they were a commonplace lot Solomon answered madame lightly was a fraud Kenan settled that long ago The queen of Sheba was a very paltry person too you recllect how kWsheJshqwedher legs unintentionally L ovefethat mirror What would sheliave J done if she had seeu the cineinato- - said L The fact will probably be brought How a JVctv Jersey Girl Conquered a Savage Animal That Haled under his notice replied raadame look- ¬ Women ing straight at me to bad turned The girl I alluded It is the boast of Miss Margaret Par slightly rtnd the three stood facing us JSr J that Lucille was French the other young nell Stewart of Bordentown she never saw a horse she could not mas- ¬ lady merely fashionable but the Eng lish maid appeared to me tihe loveliest ter Innumerable stories are told of her control over the most vicious I had ever seen They came in our di ¬ marvelous of her hairbreadth escapes rection a moment until Lucille laugh animals ing said something and as if by one and daring feats in the saddle Her impulse they wheeled with the grace equestrian fame reached the ears of a ¬ of startled deer and went towards the wealthy Sew Yorker who owns a splenof its did thoroughbred which because marquee on womnumerous and vicious I wish I could do thatsaid madame en and girls had comeattacksknown as¬ to be referring to the gesture of one who had passed her slim arm across her back the woman hater The horse was gentle and had caught tihe other at the bend of enough with men and boys but always flew into a rage at the approach of a the elbow You can afford to say so I observed petticoat The owner wrote to Miss A Frenchman would have done bet- ¬ Stewart asking her to try her skill on the woman hater and she gladlj offered ter she remarked Cut I am English you know I re her services When she arrived the man Veracity is the badge of all our was astonished to see a slip of a girl plied tribe We rarely taste the high joy of slight and not overrobust looking of being truthful and complimentary at medium heiglit with wide blue ej es jrolden blonde hair and a real Irish com the same time plexion of roses and lilies She looks But you thrive well on the privaNow take far more like a dainty maid who might tion she laughed rising me to the show and sbe slipped her shriek with terror And run away from a You really ought to mouse than a girl who is absolutely de- ¬ arm within mine As think of getting married sne contin- void of physical fear pluck a matter of which charfact she is full of the Marriage supplies a raison dterc uedacterized her grandfather Commodore Did you ever map out a career Frequently I replied but always Charles Stewart The woman hater was in his stall failed at reducing the plan of my im when she arrived The girl at once en- ¬ agination to the scale of my brains A common fault observed madame tered patted him on the neck and spoke but a wife would show you how A cheerfully to him The owner and his She paused as if lis- groom were terrified but Miss Stewart good wife is showed not a sign of fear though keep ¬ tening said I ing a small riding whip constantly in A crown to her husband the horses sight The woman hater did wishing to keep the ball rolling ¬ Madame raised her finger and drew not look well pleased but after a mome into the shadow of the clematis ment or two took from the girls hand a ¬ Approaching footsteps sounded on the small apple and munched it comfortgravel A moment later Chedderstow ably Meanwhile Miss Stewart talked and Mme de Belleville appeared His to him constantly never letting him lose arm was round her his iron gray head sight of the whip By and by she put¬ bent towards her own still black as herarm around his neck and passed un midnight They passed slowly utterly der his head to the other side Then she oblivious of our presence nor did my called for the saddle and bridle which companion move until they had disap she calmly put on the horse all the peared beyond a noble specimen of while talking pleasantly and keeping Glastonbury thorn masking another the whip in view When the woman hater saw that she was about to mount path him he showed signs of rebellion Then The first chapter in a middle aged Miss Stewart in a distinctly altered romance said I 0 woman The last if you please replied mad tone shortly ordered him to stand still a suivrc was written nearly 27 To the amazement of observers the ame years ago by that great shuffler of des horse obeyed at once A moment later¬ tinies circumstance and now It will Miss Stewart was in the saddie Speak ing pleasantly once more she started run on smoothly to the end him around the yard riding him for per Then you mean to say Then she dis- ¬ Madame lifted her graceful shoul haps ten miniutes Did you ever read La Proven mounted led him into the stall and ders after taking off the saddle and bridle she asked cale apple As he ate it him I skimmed through it once said I gavetalked anotherand petted him wind to him she impatiently continued ing up by giving him a lump of sugar Then peruse it again madame but substitute for thft hero- Then she walked out of the stall foline an English girl When she was lfi lowed by an appreciating whinny from her family sold her in the usual way the animal which until her arrival half to a Maj de Belleville He spent hei an hour before would never allow a money as well as liis own and took him- woman to approach him without enself off on active service to Africa- - News deavoring to attack her savagely Chiof his death in Egypt reached her a cago Chronicle ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Part Which These Busy Little Worlvcm Play in the Fertiliza ¬ 402 tion of Many Flowers BAILEY1i M H MAIN ST - - Over Deposit Bank 8 PAH tlr r FARM WATER SUPPLY Why the Substantially and Carefully ilnclcxd with Gravel AVall of the AVell Should Be wall although of stone brick or sew- ¬ er pipe is properly backed with gravel no mud or sand will come into the well no cavern will be formed and no clearing out will be required I have made a drawing to illustrate this It is a section through the bot- ¬ tom of tihe well On the right hand side tihe wall is shown backed with gravel as it should be the earth be- ¬ yond standing intact The left hand side shows the result where the inev- ¬ itable spaces behind the wall were not so filled when the well was built The dark shading to the left is a section through the soft slime in the bottom of the cavern the cavern above being shown in something the shape it will take where the water is very shallow as it is in many old wells Of course we do not find the walls regular and in courses as in the draw ¬ ing but shapeless or in all shapes The top of the wall is shown ready to serve as the foundation of a tube of If when the well is first built the Nicholas Mr Standish says The work of the bumble bee in bringing about the cross fertilization of flowers is as im- ¬ portant as that of the honey bee and 303E3JKaCIST- these two stand at the head of the list of insects useful in this respect Each Co Office over G S Varden has its flowers which it alone visits but there are many flowers on neutral Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m ground visited by both So we may say of the bumble bee as of the honey- ¬ bee the more bumble bee the more seeds the more seeds the more flowers especially wild flowers as the tall bell flower touch-me-nSolomons seal gentian Dutchmens breeches and turtle-Phone 79 head But probably the most important work this insect does for agri- ¬ No 3 Broadway Paris Kt culture is upon the fields of red clover There is abundant proof that tnispjant 6 to 12 a m and 1 t Office Hourp will not produce seed without the co- 5 p in Cddc tf operation of the bumble bee It is impossible for the wind to bring about the fertilization of the seed as it may do in the case of Indian corn grain and some DEALER IN forest trees The tube of red clover blossoms too is so long that othey in- Furniture Window Shades Oil sects including the honey bee are not Cloths Carpets Mattresses Barney Iloskin Stand ih writes an ar ticle on The Bumble Bee for St ¬ Office hours to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m H A SMITH J R ADAIR ot Dental Surgeon ¬ ¬ ¬ GEO W DAVIS Etc ¬ Here is proof that this plant must have visits from the bumble bee This insect is not a native of Australia and red clover failed to produce seed there until bumble bees were imported As soon as they became numerous the plant could be depended upon for seed Again the blossoms of the first crop of the medium red clover of our own country are just as perfect as those of the second crop but there are too few bumble bees in the field so early iir the season to produce fertilization hence little or no seed in this crop If bumble bees were sufficiently numerous there is no reason why much larger yields of clover seed might not be expected than regular visitants Special attention given to Undertak ing and Repairing Main Street - - - Paris Ky r DOUSE AND siarra shop Wfm BL1CK- - for sale ¬ DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky il3oct tf p I at present SECTION OF WELL WALL concrete to be built to near the top ¬ ¬ ¬ where the cemented brickwork be ¬ gins which is to make a watertight bug proof joint with the floor and well curb of the well room Of course this brickwork must come up through the floor and the joint must be out- ¬ side and not on top of it because the wall Avill settle The hanging platform and the ad- ¬ justable form behind which the con- ¬ friends crete is filled in would require a Here is what a well informed farmer says about it It was formerly thought that the world rested on the shoulders of Atlas I can prove that its prosperity rests on the bumble bee The world cannot prosper without the farmers product The farm will not be productive with- ¬ out clover We cannot raise clover without seed and we cannot have clover seed without the bumble bee be cause it is this insect that carries the pollen from flower to flower securing its development and continuance Let us learn to know and to protect our JSEXKrcSTREES - 3 898 PLANTS VINES The Bluegrass Nnrseries offer every ¬ No Agents Strawberry and general nursery cat- ¬ alogue on application to thing for Orchard Garden Lawn ¬ H F HILLENMEER Telephone 279 Lexington Ky ALVA CRAWFORD carl Crawford ¬ ¬ separate article with illustrations But 1 consider concrete much the Ibest BANK POULTRY HOUSE ¬ ¬ Vy TALE ENGLISH Spnnlsli Pronunciation Is Far from Popular Durlnpf These graph War Times ri r Heaven knows said I stifling a yawn Thev have one here We are to be on exhibition I daresay Yes laughed madame with the added glory of a phonograph for the organ you know And she glanced in the direction of a marquee towards which the company was beginning to gravitate They took pictures of our noble selves entering the church within tihe sacred edifice as the reverential re- ¬ porters say and browsing in the gar- ¬ dens II may be amusing said I tenta- ¬ tively It 4s sure to be she responded for the humor will be strictly unconscious I am just beside the rood screen near Mme de Belleville Wl lull ill France Another representative of La Belle THEN YOU MEAN TO SAY country woman of yours she answered but she was married to a Frenchman they lived near our estate Xo a I asked languidly at Dijon fe Ft sighed gium on the deceased Rather early to attend a marriage 1 hazarded being old fashioned on some Monsieur married again his familv ursr matters but the suggestion of mourn- ¬ ing him you can guess the rest They the ing now that you mention her recent took you thorny track of honor and see it sometimes leads to hap well bereavement was admirably carried piness even here out in the toilet Bather melodramatic I observed Madame smiled and shifted her sun- ¬ What else is life asked madame shade And rather late in the day too By the way our host was very faith ¬ Bab cried the vivaciouslittle lady ful to his partner I observed 4Hhe did my arm not marry a second time though Mrs pressing of a momentwhat of that Are we sure Jod knows what Chedderstow died wihen the girl was an ugly world we make of this but 0 born 1 understand what a sorry world it would be if love Yes her first child replied madame were only for the voung The first Surely you forget Fred Nevertheless it might be more comthe engineer who was killed on the fortable could the heart grow gray with 2siger the hair said I remembering the two I do not forget him said madame gray hairs I had on my left temple quietly she was looking sadly at one that morning found of the girls whose profile was turned Madame laughed gayly twirl in- her towards us at the moment It was her parasol Shame on you Idest daughter Miss Luc lie I made Do you forget your ownshe cried Enarlish some complimentary allusions to the proverb Kissing is out of season when young lady the gorse is out of bloom She is well enough remarked xVnd as we were just then Do you know the corner of the lily bordered turning the madame carelessly walk leading other on the right to the marquee I could not answer e I shook my head regretfully fectively Black and White Indeed Then I shall introduce you if you are very good That is Miss Perfectly Plain Langton Prof Lang tons daughter I overheard theGateshead-on-Tyn- dialogue in we like her exceedingly a back street in followinge she replied re for she has been staying at Dijon til cently quite recently with an invalid aunit Housewife rushing out of house You surely have met the professor seeing small girl pi ay ing Sally Ann I know him slightly I answered come here Had awa out the remembering how he had wearied me get us a quater o lang meat road and witth a most erudite account of Ail What did yer say-- queried the Fools day the last time I saw bin youngster but mv ways are not scholastic Had awa out the road and get us 2s o said madame with unneces- - a quater o lang meat retorted the sary warmth of assent He is wrapped woman up in his work wthatever it is some- ¬ Wey ah divna na what ve mean thing about the great auk It is well exclaimed rjie youngster to have an object in life Wey ye greet fiuV had to I wonder whether be will wake to the butchers and get us a awaout o1 quater the fact that he Ihas a beautiful daugh- - I sassager Scottish Nights ¬ ¬ 3 She the suspiration was not a eulo He died last month year later She returned to England and married our host who had known her in childhood They were happy one year and a son was born Well of course the superfluous Belleville waa not dead He reappeai ed presently unchanged and unchangeable she to him it was her duty went back clerk in one of the big of-¬ town who is phoek full of fices in this lore and learning He is a college grad ¬ uate and he knows enough about the pronunciation of Spanish to say Don Quixote in the proper way that is Don y Other names also fall trip pingly from his tongue All this wisdom however got hum into trouble a few days ago when he wanted to show off before the boss One of his side partners spoke of that well known port Don Juan and he pronounced it just as it is spelled Ha ha snorted Smarty dont you know what that place is Its Don Wan Thats the way they pronounce it in Spanish I dont know said the other in a meek and humble tone rather thankful that he had been posted but I never studied Spanish No nor you dont wantto said the boss Spanish dont go around this office in any shape or form Andilook here he said to Smarty dont you work oft any of them Spanish lingoes around here When you speak of San Juan you call it that And when you say Forty Rico you call it Byeco and not Beeco See Why if some of my country customers come in here and hear you getting off that Spanish brogue they would leave the shop and never come back until the war was over You wrap up all that knowledge you have and put it away with camphor balls until we get Cuba Porty Byeco and all them other islands Then you can spring your knowledge but in the mean time dont forget that this is Amer ¬ ica the home of the free and tihe brave where nothing goes that tastes or looks or sounds or smells like Spanish Thatll do for the present You can re- ¬ sume your work if you please Then the young man who had most meekly received his first lesson in Span- ¬ ish pronunciation took along breath laughed at himself and became real chesty for the rest of the day Cincin ¬ nati Commercial Tribune There ds a Jvee-ho-t- ¬ ¬ ¬ as well as cheapest wall chiefly be cause it is as easily built 2 or feet in the clear as smaller thus giving ample room to let down inside tub ¬ ing and do the work in case it should become necessary to sink the well deeper v The practicalJimitv of size for a SQwejr- - I iUUUUV JFW JV11 iu U1VVHU1 buV4 even thai is too small to work in with comfort But sewer pipe seems such an ideal wall that it will be ex tensively used anyway In that case the well should be dug two or three feet deeper after t e average well digger says it is plenty deep enough even if a pump has to be rigged to keep out the water Then it should be enlarged for gravel the bottom pipe rested and plumbed on three brickbats tilled be- ¬ hind with the washed gravel to above high water and the bottom of the well covered with gravel to a couple of inches above the bottom of the sewer pipe This gives free circulation be- ¬ tween the water in the gravel behind and that in the well but no trace of mud can enter One thing more and the bottom of the well is complete Make the space wide enough behind the next sewer pipe above high water to back it solid with concrete made say of Akron water lime and gravel poured in be- ¬ hind and if need be broken stone This protects the tamped into it gravel and water behind from any rats or vermin that might burrow into the cavity behind the sewer pipe above The sinking of the bottom sewer pipe through quicksand by shrinking on to the bottom end a hoop say of heavy galvanized iron with the cutting edge projecting a couple of inches be- ¬ M- Xew Iilcn Thut Probably Gives the Moat Comfortable Quarters CRAYFORD BROS That Can lie Built 33Z3P3rt EBt37fc03J3 corner Mam and Fifth Sts The poultry house shown herewith is Shop built into a bank and faces south The wall up to the surface is ofrough stone There is no door at the eastvend torlet in the cold thedoor being on the south A r- JPHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY v Tm J3t ft --4T Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable Judd Farmer BANK POULTRY HOUSE CURES INDIGESTION where the root is cut as for a dormer window One enters and passes through to the back side of the house where there is a walk behind the pens Such FRANKFORT CIMMITI a house can be made any length keep ing the pens equal in number on each In Effect March 1 1S07 side of the doorway This arrangement probably gives the warmest poulDAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY try house that can be built Orange ¬ ¬ ¬ YRUP CALDWELLS PEPS RY and the mode of standing on a strip of hard wood laid across and of low cutting away and dipping out from un- ¬ der water the sand clay etc and the mode of making the pipe go down plumb by striking the high side on said GEOB HARPER wooden strip with a heavy jar can Genl Supt Turkey Chicles only be indicated here In the case of Care of old wells where the wall cannot be disLittle turkey need no food for tJif turbed with safety I generally sink first 21 hours and then should be fed deeper by this method J W Pike in something light and nutritious They require considerable care for the first Ohio Farmer ¬ Bent Food in Summer Considering the fact that there is usu ally an abundance of food on the grass plots and in the fields in summer there is really no necessity for feeding at all in warm weather but as some will pre fer to allow food the best substance ia raw meat using only that which is lean giving none of the fat portions The meat must be fresh or it will prove injurious and tht-- cheaper kinds such as the neck liver and other undesirable portions will serve the purpose as well as the best Blood is excellent as it may be mixed with corn meal and cooked in a bag It is highly nitro- ¬ genous and gives excellent results Oram is not necessary in summer as the hens find substitutes therefor in the form of seeds American Gardening ¬ EAST BOUND ¬ Frankfort ArrKlkhorn v n ii v i tdt i Arr Stamping Ground j rr jjh i is Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr entreville J at al llUvlUtitit Arr Paris Live 1 K30am 300pm Kc Mi 702am i4Spm 708a m 358pm 720am 415pm 800am 450pia 812am 412pm 822am 4f2pm 828am 158pm 840a rn fclOpm frftlam i5J2pm Wam 320pm WEST BOUND ArrKlizabeth Arr- Centrevillo Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Ouvalls Arr Stamping Ground ArrbwJtzer Arr JElkuorn - 1040 m 1000am 020am O riam 38am 948am 5S0piu 542pm 548pm 558pm 6 llHam 653pm lOabam G4Cpm 1125a in 6Aipm 10pm llam llTfiam C D 704pm 725 pm 7llpm KY Geul Pass Agt BERCAW ¬ Goats milk contrary to the general impression differs from cows milk not n being more digestible but in being less digestible and less nutritious al- ¬ though it contains a larger amount of solid matter than cows milk It is in 3eed the most indigestible of all milk It has a peculiar and unpleasant odor ind flavor due to hircicacidor bircine t contains an excess of fat and is herefore altogether too rich for an in ¬ fants diet Modern Medicine Sensihle Gloves Thce gloves are too small said pretty little Miss Jigley to Mr Wilkins vho kept a department store They iqueeze my hands Which shows that they are very sellable gloves eh suggested Mr Wil kins Harpers Bazar ¬ Goats Dlillc ¬ fine the hen turkey in a movable slat ALL AROUND THE FARM crate the first few days and allow the We know a man who has broken im- little ones full liberty Others instead plements enough ill cultivating stumpy of confining the hen tie one zi her feet to a peg driven in the ground An ¬ ground to buy two stump pullers Somebody calls attention to the fact other plan quite generally followed is to put The little turkeys inside that crooked furrows make more dis- triangular pen and give the hen a large her libtance in plowing It is a little thing pen is moved frequen tly to erty The but the little things count fresh ground When the little onescar We saw the other da a large herd of jump over the lri inch wan cattle on a newly started pasture on der at full liberty with board theyRural the hen wet round Bad management both for World the cattle and the pasture The Bent Paying Ducks It is a good deal cheaper to prevent The pure breeds of ducks are kept disease in stock than it is to cure it and to prevent the attacks of insects more profitably than the puddle ducks than it is to remedy their depredations as they can be made to thrive without The breeds best We have seen men plow right tihrough providing ponds quicksand miring the team known and which are the most popular a sTot of stralring it and endangering the har are the Peking Aylesbury Rouen and Take time to go Cayuga the first two breeds being ness It is foolish worthless spot white in color the Cayuga being black round the not what our fathers did but while the Rouen has a plumage of sev It is what we are doing that counts A good eralcolors These breeds grow to a lar e many do not have the respect- for our size and individual specimens have fathers that we do and have adopted reached ten pounds in weight As they better methods and we are being beaten grow rapidly they reach the market at an early age 4the race Western Plowman ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v eight or ten weeks Some growers con ¬ BliEE 1 01 El TIME TABLE EAST BOUND IiV Ar Lexington JLv Louisville Lv Lexington115am 850pm S30am 550nm V incliesterll58am 923pm Ul5am 1115am 840pm 830am 600pm Ar Washington Grjam 340pm Ar Philndelphia10l5am 7tt5pni Ar Xew York 1240un 90Spm WEST BOUJfD Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250nra Ar Shelby vi Ilel001 am 720pm Ar Louisville 1100am 8i5pm Trains marked thus f run daily cept Sunday other trsins run daily x Through Sleepers between Louisville changf011 aQd NeW Yrk Wit For rates Sleeping Car any information call on reservations b F BCarr K Div Pass Agent Lexington Kj -- i t - V 4r i 3sJi HSSgf 13f tth - f yfPwrfmrri f THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS GLAD SHE DIDNT YELL IWlien She Pound Out Tliat Her Indus- trious Xeifirhkar Was Xot Com 3LY TUESDAY JUNE 21 1898 Cam Our Coast Be PLUGGING THE PIANO Mr Gozzleby zuittins Suicide A ceitain East end man delights in doing odd jobs about his home He cuts his grass and trims the walks and handles a paint brush like an old master Carpenter tools come handy to him loo and the sound of his merry saw makes pleasant music for the neighbors who have no objection to being awakened early In short he is a clever all round workman and decidedly handy to have about the house One day not long ago the woman of the house next door happened to come out on her back porch There she casually looked over the low fence into the handy mans yard What she saw scared her so that she couldnt move hand or foot The handy man was ly ing prone on his back his body concealed beneath his porch but with his face in strong relief IJe was very pale his hair was disordered and his eyes were rolled up and fixed in a ghastly intentness Against his breast he seemed to be pressing some deadly weapon that glistened as a ray of light touched it The Avoman on the porch tried to scream and couldnt She knew the handv man was committing suicide He panted his face grew red and his form seemed convulsed The woman on the porch caught her agon ized breath and was about to let out a 40 horse power yell when she heard the sup ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ posed suicide anxiouslv ask Yes said a voice from above it been yoost through About this time the woman on the porch understood that the handy man was boring an auger hole through thefloor of his porch that the deadly weapon was an auger and that the hired girl was on hand to watch the operation Then the woman on the porch was glad she didnt yell Cleveland Plain Dealer isnt it through yet A FATALITY AVOIDED From the Democrat Goshen Ind When neuralgia is accompanied by a dull heavy pain near the heart frequently becoming intense it generally terminates fatally Irs Nancy Flynn who lives near Goshen Indiana survived such an attack and her advice is worth heeding In the iall of 92 shesaid I began to have trouble with my heart There was a aharp pain in my breast which became rap ¬ idly worse The doctor was puzzled and put me under the influence of opiates These sharp attacks followed one another at intervals and I became weak and had a hag ¬ gard look I was constantly in pain sel ¬ dom slept and had no appetiteAt the end of two years I was confined to my couch most of the time and the doctors agreed that my death was only a matter of a short time One day ¬ - -- I item about a woman hav an ing a newspaper noticed in Dr Rural Pastor solemnly Mans in ¬ the heart bv humanity to man makes countless thou¬ been cured of neuralgia of Will¬ It is a familiar fact said Mr Gozzleby or it is a fact at least familiar to all fond that children without exception fiarents play the piano with the hard pedal Not to Be Caught She Suffered Too on all the time All children like to make all Buxom Widow at evening- party was that hor ¬ jealous Wife What the noise they can in playing the piano as in rid Mrs Lovely doing in your office for Do you understand the language ol everything else Playing upon the piano without the heavy pedal does not disturb me two mortal hours this forenoon flowers Dr Crusty but the Dr Crusty an old bachelor No at allam greatlyminute the heavy pedal is put Why er Husband a physician on I disturbed and the continued she complained that her face pained maam resounding of the notes fairly racks me Widow You dont know if yellow Of course I cant be forever saying dont her and its ungracious to say it at all I suppose Wife Humph I guess it doesnt means jealousy Yellow for why shouldnt the children have their Dr Crusty No maam pain her any worse than it does other fun And so I hit tipon the desperate exmeans biliousness Tit Bits people N Y World pedient of blocking the heavy pedal I have whittled out a nice little piece of soft white A Hint from Papa Not Ui to Date Pne into a plug that just fits into the space going Im sang- far away the happy lover Penelope Patience is not up to date under the pedal in the opening in which it works so that the pedal cannot be denot Im going far away and leave you now ¬ Patrice You think spoke of pulling pressed 1 know not She Then her weary fathers voice in fiery acIt has only been there two days now but cents rang her papas leg for five dollars it has been two days of blessed relief It Well youre mighty slow about it any ¬ Halls Catarrh Cure cant last much longer because the children Well isnt that modern how Cycling is such a healthful exercise that Is taken Internally Price 75c No indeed she should have said are liable to ask me any minute whats the a cyclist hardly ever feels run down unless Cleveland Leader matter wonder they havent asked me Yonkers States- long ago I and of course Ill have to tell em a road hog drives over him L A W Bul ¬ worked the pedal What a terrible time people do have try LOADING A TEN POUXDISK man but I am grateful for the rest I have had and letin ing to have a good time Atchison Globe the respite has givenme strength the better to withstand for a time at least the uproar Talking It Over less trouble for you that will purely come when the children disBritish Lion Its N Y Sun to make a meal off an enemy than it is cover the plug for me On Wednesday July 20th the Cleveland American Eagle Why Akron Columbus Ry will run an excursion British Lion You dont have to pick from Columbus Zanesville and intermediate Cleveland and your teeth afterward Chicago Trib stations to Niagara Falls via Erie or City of of the elegant Steamer City of une Buffalo Transit Buffalo of the Cleveland Co The round trip rate to Niagara Falls The Ring will be 600 from Columbus and Zanesville Mr Pinnej What kind of an engage 500 from Mt Vernon 400 from Millers burg 300 from Akron and proportionately ment ring would you prefer darlingTrain Miss Dazzi Well thej generally give low rates from intermediateastations Zanesm and will leave Columbus 1130 me I mean oh I am so confused ville 1200 noon of that day making fast yours is such perfect taste Constant time For full information as to limits of tickets trips beyond Niagara Falls and all that 1 leave it all to vou X Y Truth If biliousness isnt the bully of the body them to be always reliable They are less details apply to any agent of this company then what is When once biliousness gets liable to gripe than other purgatives and or C F DALY General Passenger Agent the upper hand you dont dare say your although mild in actiou they are thorough Maggies Business stomach is your own Dont yon dare eat in operation They are the best family Julia Did you say Maggie is trying that dish says biliousness or youll see physic that can be had Peter J Duffy Jnst Like a Man You take the dare and you Rockport Texas what Ill do to getinto business Our nation the orator rehearsed before do see or rather feel the weight of the C Ayers Having used Dr the mirror went forth with bread in one Jennie Yes bullys revenge The head aches not a years and thoroughlyJ tested themPills for both regular ache but an open and shut ache a preventive and cure for biliousness a3 hand and the sword in the other Isnt The eyes ache not with a dull tired ache What kind of business does she want that just like I a man his wife interrupted can truthfully say that I to get into but with an agressive ache as if they were be the best medicine for believe them to him to ask a woman would have taken a the purpose being bored by a gimlet The stomach they do all that is claimed for themand Stray Stories Everybodys bread knife Indianapolis Journal trembles with nausea The whole head is sick and the whole heart is faint There Jno E KoLb Shark Ark AVithout a Doubt Many People Cannot Drlnlc are scores of hundreds of people who live Biliousness is in general but a symptom so under the dominion of this bully bil- ¬ of a more stubborn disorder constipation Lovell Isnt it wonderful that s coffee at night It spoils their sleep You iousness that they dont dare eat or drink Constipation is the root of almost all phys- ¬ Jones is not a military man but every woman should recover after having hei can drink Grain 0 when you please and sleep without his permission Theres no need ical evils and Dr J C Ayers Pills cure like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate of such slavery Dr J C Ayers Pills almost all these physical evils by going to night he has to go through the tactics stomach removed it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks effectually cure biliousness the root They cure constipation and the of an artillery man just the same N Peck Yes but Ill bet if her tongiu and tastes like the best coffee For nervous heart For fifteen years I have used Dr J C consequent maladies biliousness breath ¬ Y World had been taken out she would have died persons young people and children Grain 0 Ayers Pills and find them very effective burn palpitation shortness of nervous irritability foul is the perfect drink Made from pure Up to Date in all kinds of bilious complaints They sleeplessness tongue and a score of other A FasIiion OIaker breath coated grains Get a package from your grocer to are mild in operation and easy to take I their origin prefer them to any other pill and have miserable maladies that havePills are the When Adam at night carried the1 babies da5 Try it in place of coffee 15 and 25c A Constant Reminder yet to see the case where they have failed in constipatjon Dr Ayers about Dont marry a woman who knows mon surest and safest remedy for all diseases A bWANGER Texarkasa Ark to cure Because they would fret and complain Old Gotrocks savagely Whats that of the liver stomach and bowels Send than you He was quite beyond any shadow of doubt You mean to tell me that you really love my I have used Dr J C Ayers Pills in for Dr Ayers Curebook and read the story If you do you will surely regret it cases of biliousness and general disorders of cures told by the cured Free Address The first man to walk with a Cain Young Hard For this unpleasant fact you will find t daughter for herself alone of the stomach and bowels and havciound the J C Ayer Co Iowell IVIass L A W Bulletin up tremulously Y es sir but I think I be true could learn to l love you t too sir That she never will let you forget it in A Greater Evil Up to Date Vanity Fair sir - Wfo alii MOl SwlWJli iKSyir - mm t s vl T pi lulu 1 Ji Washington C If confidence can be felt Finds Temporary Relief military and naval officers in the opinion of On July 3d to 6th Dticketsand Returnfrom will be aold in high places at from the Heavy Pedal by the seat of government such is the vast ex- all points to Washington D C and return Simple Means tent of our sea coast to blockade it effectual ljT ¬ aIed Effectually Bloclc HAIiF FARE I M II f wW1- even if our navy and sea coast defences could offer no adequate resistance seems to be impossible When a blockade of the bow-¬ els exists relieve constipation with Hostet ter s Stomach Bitters which conquers dys- ¬ pepsia malaria rheumatism a nd kidney m ¬ - ¬ via the Chesapeake and Ohio Ry at one fare plus 200 on account of the meeting of the National Educational Assn Tickets will be good until July 15 returning and mav be extended to August 31st This is the bet opportunity you will have to visit the famous Mountain and Sea shore resorts of the trouble East also Old Point Comfort and Hampton Roads the rendezvous of the North Atlan Dropping Him Hard tic Squadron For particulars and sleeping car reservaHe Ah yes I know Im my own worst tions applv to U L Truitt Nor West enemy Chicago Evening Passr Agent 234 Clark St Chicago 111 She Ob you egotist News A boy arrives at the age when he takes his stopped free and permanently cured hat off at the door as naturally as he takes JFits No fits after first days use of Dr Klines the measles Washington la Democrat Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle To Cure a Cold In One Day treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c They say everything is of use Of- what use is the mosquito And of what use is the Boarding house vegetttbles all taste alike mosquito bar when the mosquito wants to of water and salt Atchison Globe get at you Atchison Globe ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ AN OLD BULLY People who live in fear ¬ his attacks ¬ - How to avoid him or beat him off ¬ iams Pink Pills for Pale People and I concluded to ¬ Serious Time ft tr trv them 1 ment in my condition and when I had taken twelve boxes I was completely cured Those pills have done for you what we could not dosaid one of my physicians they have saved your life XY World That was two years ago and my heart has not troubled me since Ibelieve I owe A Mystery my life to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and I take pleasure in telling others is a singular thing soliloquized It about them the philosopher who had been recently Among the many forms of neuralgia are that the weight of some bis- ¬ headache nervousness paralysis apoplexy married and locomotor ataxia Some of these were cuits should be equal to twice the considered incurable until Dr Williams weight of the ingredients of which they Pink Pills for Pale People were formulated are composed Puck To day thousands testify to having been cured of such diseases by these pills Matrimonial Microbes Doctors frequently prescribe them and all Theres peril in the lovers kiss druggists sell them The learned doctor said tAnd fully we agree with this Because theyre apt to wed SQUIRE JONES ECONOMY Town Topics 13e Had finished one box I noticed an improve- ¬ sands mourn Mrs Scribbs Y e s but it aint anything to womans inhuwonaity to woman N Y Weekly His Familiarity Fresherly slapping Grimshaw on the back Hi there old boy Dont you know me Grimshaw I 1ont remember your face but your manner is very familiar im IN SYMPATHY THE MARKETS LIVESTOCK CattlecommonS Select butchers CALVES Fair to cood light HOGS Common Mixed packers Light shippers Cincinnati June 20 2 7h 4 00 5 50 3 00 3 60 3 25 3 40 C 15 SHEEP Choice LAMBS Spring FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2rcd No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Rye No 2 3 85 3 90 4 40 gt 6 25 3 55 3 70 3 70 3 90 4 G 40 4 10 E0 A Beautiful Present FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron MBniMBaffSSnFFffiKE MEM Brand To induce you to try this brand of ttoHRBNOcoolale5 frO 78 TAl 273i Oil aTraJHL13JL K2H r PROVISIONS Mess Lard Prime steam BUTTEK Cnoice dairy Prime lo cbo ce creamery APP LICS Now southern POTAiOES Ncw per bbl CHICAGO wax irimc to cnoice PorlsV 41 9 2o 9 5J a 10 00 5 45 12 18 jjpMwoin jJVJIACHWO starcbjSO that you may find out for yourself ME POUND 2 50 2 15 3 50 2 25 4 90 84 Of THIS STARCH WUX SO AS FAR AS A rVWO AND A HALT OF AMY OTHER STASCU that all claims for its superiority and econ cmy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of three fl3CHUBlNGERBRQ5C KEGKiHUCMA FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring 80 82 70 55 5 75 V OApc CORN No 2 Vn o PORK Mess LARD Sicam NEW YORK FLOUR Winterpatcni WHEAT No red CORN No 2 mixed 2 itl frjj 80 32 25 9 CO 5 77 Blf GAME My PLAQUES G 12 r to 15 Raised His Own Tobacco and Frtt Che wed and Then Smoked NOAV WHAT DID HE MEANT It The most economical person L ever knew remarked a West side barber as he turned from a patient customer whom he had been torturing with his wise remarks for half an hour to strop his razor was an old lady who always declared that she hated to see anything wasted even the affections Did you know old Nancy Jones cried the hitherto speechless customer rising to a full sitting posture Must remember her husband old Squire Jones Cant say that 1 do replied the barber who like all his craft was a wise man and feared a trap of some sort He went the old woman one or two bet ter continued the customer not in Avords for he hadnt the gift of gab like some in this city but in actions being closer than a twin Harlem Life Tls not OATSMied her part I believe she gave up every PORK New mess LARD Western thing when she married that man BALTIMORE She who is taking her first yacht Family FLOUR trip How awful Was it at sea- - GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Corn A He It was an unselfish marriage oil a 11 75 38 57 30 12 00 0 374 6 00 8G2 you ABSOLUTELY 5 GO 8214 Away from the girs by their dads But their pas must refuse to let them peruse These terrible bargain sale ads L A W Bulletin Mrs Lookout kept that the papers are Real Danger vile they ara HOGS CATTLE First quality Western INDIANAPOLIS No Mixed Oats No 2 white Rve No 2 western Wheat i frft 80 o4 83 35 32 4 4 40 4 50 35S 32 4 10 4 40 H GRAIN-Wheat-- 2 CO 80 advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold exact reproductions of the xoooo originals by Muville which will be given FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 4a inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR -- Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed 3 4 00 ELASTIC STARCH 80 3t 11 G How T ¬ Exactly John how dare yout eat saadroes when there is somuch talk of ptomaines -- has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute t t fid Tleem c v Mr Dont Care her brother Eas What did he do that indicated greater enough I never eatpto many Judge economy than the sentiment expressed by his wife asked the barber who had recov- ¬ Honest AflmiMNion ered his self possession Wallace The happiest hours of mj He was a fearful chewer and used to raise his own tobacco Eubby And what did jou think of life were when T was going to school After hed got what strength he could out of his quids he would the pla- Feriy I cannot tell a lie My hap Jay them on a shelf and smoke them in a cob Wifey Oh John it was simply su- ¬ piest hours came when school was ovei pipe of his own manufacture when they got brother perb I was struck dumb I for the day Cincinnati Enquirer Ah bravo Ile got it all said the barber Hubbv vou must sro He did but not when he finished smok- - again and take you mother Ally Summer Sadness mp Whv that old fellow used to snuff the In autumn we lament the tree Sloper ashes You neednt use any bay rum if it Which dies neath skies so chill and graj 3rv PORK Mess LARD Steam 28 50 50 THE ILLS OF TV0HEN And How Mrs Pinkham Helps Overcome Them n All purchasers of threo 30 cent or six 5cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand aro entitled to rc ceivo from their grocer ono of theso beautiful Game Plaques free Tho plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short timo only ¬ Mrs Mary Bollinger 1101 x costs five cents extra inood-CIeaniiijc- Chicago Chronicle well-regulat- A r- House cleaning is a duty in every household People dont wait until the filth becomes painfully apparent but it stands to reason that in every day use more or less dust or dirt accumulate It is so with thj human blood From the enormous variety of eatables taken into the stomach a quantity of useless material is bound to accumulate in the blood and clog the free rnd wholesome flow in the vessels Every person should from time to time have a blood cleaning and the best cleanser and blood purifier is Cuscarets Candy Cathartic Wo recommend them lo all our readers George He knew woman so he said He wise pointers freely gave Now hes to a woman wed And hes silent as the grave N Y Truth Not the Kitty Why sent to night face the music lyn Life Riprht Revelation But now its everi worse to see Our collars droop arRi fade awy Washington Star OF ONE MIND dear not ask for papas Performer con- ¬ You will have to sometime Jack gloomily Its not the music but the musician Im afraid of Brook ¬ Doubtful Meaning And will you miss me while Globetrotle Whom did you have for Thats some consolation to me manager usually And to me also dear Mr Meeke My wife N Y Weekly Why to you It will be such a consolation to have the His Advice Chicago Evening Sleasure of missing you The modern athletic woman ma be He We must learn to take things all right he said but His Reason He sighetl and carefully readjusted cool even in war times Whats the matter Uncle Rube She I agree with you Heres a place done the bandages 1se insulted sah dat Capn Jones call me a nigger 1 wouldnt advise anyone to marry they keep both ice cream and soda Well arent vou a nigger Chicago Post Detroit Free Press her Yes sah dats jest it Truth A Pertinent Quetion At Huvniw Given by Her Quoth he Kissing is dangerous The present state ol tlJ igs exists Singleton Well how do you take married To Spains undoubtVl sorrow How soon She archly asked ife u Although the fort is hers to day With due precaution might one be Benedict According to directions Regarded as immune Well press our claim to Morro World Judge Washingtou Star The Latter Day 3Iytcry IVelgrbt of Clothe s Per Man Aboard an Ocenu Ltxier The early sea serpent is outranked this sea The average person wears nearly 14 Sym Hello old man whatsup now son by themysterious cannonadingoff va pounds of clothingrious ports Boston Transcript Pathetic Everything Town Topics away Ethel Ethel Indeed I will George I am Globetrotle Did you ever travel on a personally conducted tour Mr Meeke Often Personally Conducted Tours Nl ¬ ¬ - toring for many months with different physicians and getting no relief I had Is the only sure cure given up all hope of being well cemKone Ulcers in the world for ChronlcEJX ¬ Scrofulous Clccr Vari cose Ulcers and all again when I read of the great good Old Sores It Gangrene Fever Soreall poison never fails Draws ont Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- Saves expense and sufferinc1161dims permanent Best salve for Bunio Onts pound was doing I decided immedi- and all Freh Abncemves By mail smalL35r2arie Wounds J Jr c Book free MKWSCIJE ately to give it a trial The 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of your Vegetable Com- ¬ pound the relief I obtained was truly wonderul I have now taken several 0 0 eoappoo more bottles of your famous medicine and can say that I am entirely cured WANT E FortheUFE SHOOT Mrs Henry Dorr No 80G Findley St and TIMES Ohio to Mrs Pinkham Cincinnati GLADSTONE For a long time I suffered with by the celebrated historian John Clark Kidpath LL A uniform chronic inflammation of the womb D sizeMimptuous volume of nearly C50 patres World 5hot Gun SHELig in wuii jumpsuits Jill story or tUe MfiKiiitleentl illustrated and bound it u ill bo cngurly pain in abdomen and bearing down taken by all classe A bonanza for agents Secure now feeling Was very nervous at times and canvassing outfit and territorynirents t2ITberal Full line of terms and credit siven to KKKK Address so weak I was hardly able to do any ¬ illustrated descriptive material CINCINNATI JOKES BROTHERS PllJUSHINU CO OHIO thing Was subject to headaches also troubled with leucorrhcea After doc ¬ Used byAllthe diAMPiSiiflT5 59 St Chicago 111 I have to Mrs Pinkham - Marianna WIFE OF Y T M Y AnCMTC ooccob o--o- 9 0 Jeod Name ona Postal card for 152 page Illustrated Qtalogub Winchester Repeating Arms I80 WjNCHSSTERAYEIfmHAVSJi CoNif fkflL UHlVERITYTi0randHonlM ctrcrsfrce scUoIarblilps fl PIl ft tBUUH T lUn El A B I M JfcJfcJ3DE at tbo Stanford the UuWersUj of California including fonrjraraenarji- boanlIode- - 8aa Franchco - UHy fei VVHFHt- - rallwaj fareaiampforparlleultrK- - 0IIRFS Best Cough Syrup TastcaGood in lime Sold by druggists All HSF Uso fl lHKJri9 ac A N K J3 enres-sk-er- si w WMlTiKt xt iiiVjBaTXSKS WEX state jfes jriciue 1714 j m that west I tbte paper tW Hie Attverti 8 TriumpU In THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY Photographic Art ¬ TUESDAY JUNE 21 898 W Of Feck P To Haggakd Heeds new laundry is us a call The Carbon Photograph will stand doing tirst class work Give Reed Haggard tf the test of time and atmospheric in¬ fluences Made in all sizars and is durable The liifenes is always preserved in minutest detail and can be made A Shattered Nervous System from any old picture I mvite all who FINALLY HEART TROUBLE are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine thi wo derful picture oefore giving Restored to Health by Dr Miles Nervine your orders lor any copying and enlarg ing of old pitares 1 make your sit- ¬ tings fnjf Ahn vou desire a large picture fro n lift-- nd guarantee satis Very rnspecrtuliy faction L GiunxvX Artist Sflrimr tEi Paris Ky ¬ -- THE KING SNAKE DOES HARM TO NO ONE POISON REPTILES BUT KILLS IRONINO MADE E2SY IliHiiiiiMiiiiiiijiiiiiitiyiiiiinLiMiiiiiiii in S Andewofl O Jlattlers and Copperheads Are the Prey Ho Loves to Tackle He Eats a Mouse or a Toad Alter Each Battle to Prepare Him For the Next Encounter The distant murmur of the waterfall the hum of the bees among the flowers made me feel lazy and laying aside my fishing rod I stretched myself on the soft spring grass under a weeping willow and watched the blue cloud specked sky I had almost fallen asleep when I was aroused by a voice inquiring Kotched euny fish mister Looking up I saw a typical mountaineer and assured him I had not 1 say mister this here is a power- ful bad keutry fur snakes One bit Jim bioan s nay mare last mgnt an week afore last another bit Sally Milligan Some on em air powerful pizen spe- ¬ cially the rattlers an coppers an that minds me ef I wuz yerself Id move a little further from that ere copper He aint zactly perty to look at an ef ye wuz to rile im with yer boot he mout git vicious Long before that speech had ended 1 had turned a somesault backward which caused the mountaineer a great deal of genuine pleasure to behold I was about to exterminate the big slmggish reptile with a stick that I had seized when my companion asked me to wait a few moments as a king might come along Not exactly understanding whether he expected a person of that name and failing to see what that event had to do with my laudable desire to smash the big ugly thing that had presumed to take my leg for a pillow I asked him for an explanation Air it possible yer town folks dunno what a king air Why a king air the boss snake uv the woods He dont do no harm to nuthin ceptin snakes an he dont pester them as haint pizen out he do love a copper an a rattler which is the wurt snakes uv these dig gins an hes death on em Tother day I w nz gwine long a old road an all uv a sudden 1 heerd a singin as though a camp meetm had just tuck in I kuowed it wuz a rattler an lookiu round I saw kim on a knoll an a pow erful big uu he wuz Ho wuz quilled up like a corkscrew an his rattles wuz a makin tho air jingle But at first I couldnt scover the cause an I knowed a rattler never got ready fur business fur nothin Presently I seed the grass a swayin an a bendin an then the rattler he gets nervius an skeered an un quillin hisself ho made a break to run But it wuz too late fur on came the king like a hurricane an puttin hisself just ahead the rattler showed him his jig wuz up Seein he couldnt scape the rattler quilled agin an showed fight The king he commenced to run round his inimy in a wide circle the xattler watchin lickin out his tongue an makin his rattle sing lika attlafper Closer an closer the king drawed his circle as he dashed round until he wnznt moren ihree feet from the ini- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j iii Muiiu - QI Mi D M Columbus Ohio have purchased a box of TV rights Gents Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I osed three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they have cured me For the benefit of others ifuicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ADERSfW Pold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free the Wright Medical O Pike Co Wrights Celery Cupsnles Co Recommend iT j Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at 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iTcder tbcrcar bJe6id ia iTOWMrttriKM e udrvtnafiaior last Nof iirvnrnMB iLCric era ExrmBfiBoS for oorthr fiEPIUJj and SHOPTH ANajRAlC iviS-Jr-1 aiuaenu kq soazr 5na aaJheni privately from room and board ttv ltd 6 sassaaaSfiSEBeE SffiiK2K3a5t HU EBIIOfiTJ TIME TABLE BAST - BOUND- - BMKFORT CINCINNATI 1 Lx Louisville830am 600pm Arjuexingron iiiam4ipm RY Lv Lexington 1125am 850t3m0am 550pEa Lv Wincheterll58am 9r23pm9d5am 630pm Ar It Sterling125pm 950pm 9r3Dam 705pca Ar Washington 65mm 340pm Ar Philadlpbia10l5am 7tt5pm Ar New York 1240nn 908pm TVEST BOUD- t Then the rattler thinkin- he saw the last show to save his bacon made a powerful spiteful lunge at the king an thar is whar he slipped up fur the king he dodged an qnickern gunpow- ¬ der wuz on to the rattler Thar wuznt nothin but a ball uv snakes in sight fur a few minutes as they fought an tus sled over the grass but arter a little I could see the red an hlack striped king wound- round the big rattler just like a grapevine on a tree Then I seed the king hold iin by the back- uv the neck an I could hear him crushin the rattler as he tightened on him It wuz all over in half an hour an the king unwindin hisself from his victim got behind an waited fur ten minutes Then he crept up an put his nose on the rattlers to see if he wuz Ye see other snakes know breathin the king an sometimes possum on him by pretend in to be dead But the rattler wuz shore nuff gone an when the king wuz satisfied uv this he crawled in a old stump hole an presently came out with a mouses tail stickin out his mouf But he soon swallowed the mouse an wipin his nose on tho grass went off sarchin for more trouble A king allers eats a rat or a toad after a fight to make him strong fur the next un An now mister I could tell ye a powerful lot moren that fur I knows snakes I do but Ill help ye kill the copper which mout not meet a king until he bites some un ef we didnt aa then I must hurry on after my oxen what I wuz huntin when I seed that varmint a tryin to go to sleep with yerself Philadelphia Times - HERE IS SOME I t ¬ - - FOR YOF OiutEU Men and Boys want new Suits Trousers Hats Shirts Underwear Shoes etc Ladies and Misses want new Dresses Waists Skirts Underwear Shoes Slippers etc Remember this suggestive information It will be both profitable and pleasurable for ou to call at TYIN BROS to examine the best and biggest Spring assortment of Clothing Dry Goods Shoes Slippers etc you have eversesn Why not buy vour goods at TWIN BROS where you get the newest goods the Our motto is Honest Goods at Honest Prices latest novelties the best qualities at the lowest prices It basbeen our success to treat our customers honestly and courteously and they are well satisfied Why not let us have you as our customer Entire new stock of Silks Dress Goods Silk Skirts and other Skirts White Goods Percales Sateens You are aware that the Spring season has arrived You are now thinking of buying a Brand New -- W I In Eflect Marcli 1897 TAILY EXCEPT 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