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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 24, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 24, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898062401_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 24, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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beauty with brass knobs and rail Mattings Broken lots at greatly Rugs reduced prices See them Eor Frugal People Fiber Rugs cool and inviting the ideal Rug for hall cr veranda Prices S200 3 00 and 600 Xotfiing appeals tolhe housekeeper like an up to date Refrigera- ¬ tor See our new line 15 patterns Prices 8S00 39 00 1000 1100 We guarantee the most perfect insulation m 9 See Our New Line Of Hammocks Prices from oc to 400 Cut Prices this Week on Odd Lines of Wall Paper JLq F Carpets Furniture Wall Pape uuijuiiwi awiiijujwjjw Rum Mrs Will Bedford is quite ill T P Wadell left Wednesday for New York on bnsiness I Mrs SuejSandnsky visited friends in L xmgton Tuesday Miss Virginia Hutchcraft returned Monday from Louisville Spencer Best painfully mashed finger in a door Wednesday Robt Mclutyre and jon visited rela tives at Myers Station Tuesday Miss Lizzie Jefferson went to Mayp lick yesterday to visit relatives Mrs Huffman and son went to Berrys Wednesday to visit relatives Mrs Fred Bassett and son of Mr Sterling are guests of Mrs Joan Peed Mrs W G McClintock has returned from a visit to her mothei at Mt Sterling Elder Wm Hall of Mason is thn guest ot J as Carpenter and family near town Mr Morris Garland of Vanceburg is visiting her mother Mrs Leer near ¬ Sauiial Scribe ia in araapiis Gthcred oi the sick list By Wf are the peoples friends We re- ¬ pair j our linen and put neck bands on f ne Haggard Reed JW Mrs F still quit fGairskill of near town is Mrs week in John Iv yesterday c j iiiiiMMii ii iu -m ijimwpa 1 Ml W 3733l JSTw H Stivers town Miss Helen Davis and Mis s Lena Weeks of Paris are guests of Airs E T Beeding By agreement Messrs Flaugher and Fulton will hereafter close their barber shops on Sundays Mr Jas Liuville and wife of Ver sailles have been guosts of relatives near town this week A 20 gold piece was found under a hearth floor in the old Purnell house BLUEGRASS SEED MACHINES FOR J JjXjiES Stivers Built by Full line of repairs on hand CMEDWARDS Also the best line of Tongue in town v aDd - Tongueless Cultivators ttf MHHMeipsr III - llffclfc - Acme Spring Trip wm W estjer n iWMreVAVJjiambwandfewochildrenll Bgfitan Z enpsrs of liprnarHntR Rnhf Millpr nnrl YvEL feeSv wife have returned to Gallatin Tenn M V Shaw Spencer Best S M o during its demolition Prof 0 M Best and wife visited Dr Cash and family near Moorefield from Tuesday till yesterday Mrs Frank Adair and Master Linds y floss of Carlisle were guests of Mrs Fannie Porter Tuesday Mr Benton wife and son of Cyn thiana were guests of Mrs Belle Let ton near town this week Addison Turner sold Frank Collins tobacco in Cincinnati Wednesday for 1450 G S Allens at 1050 Miss Jimmie McClintock returned Monday from Chicago University where she taught the past year Miss Lucylee Allen and Mrs Owen Ingels visited their sister Mrs Louis Rogers on Cane Ridge yesterday v - Those who have neyer had Blood Poi vu iu e ho gHQ i hu son can not know what a desperate cori dition it can produce This terrible Willis Of Fidiiiu3bnrg Eld vf be a will itor hsve uutil Mjnday disease which the doctors are totally Miss A Cok wh his been the unable to cure is communicated from guest of iu s M ittie bxiluian returned one generation to another inflicting its to Pans ijdnesday taint upon countless innocent ones Some years ago I was inocufafed with poison Messrs J W Bratton H G Br iUon who infected OoIlWiS are atteudiuij and Fra a by a nurse little one was my babe with blood taint The house pac at Eminence unequal to the struggle and its life was yielded Mrs R Willis aud Miss Fanny up to the fearful poison Gaitskill Lxmtoa aid guests of For six long years I suf-I fered untold misery dders Mill relatives was covered with sores from head to and Eyans and daughter Miss foot ulcers no language Mrs A and Bessie v e visitors at Dr Joe can express my feelings of woe during those long Paris Wednesda Fithiaus years I had the best Thos ohnson of the U S army medical treatment Sevn on a ten day turlough re- - eral physicians succeswho has sively treated me but all rday ro Camp Alger va turned y 10 no purpose Tne mercury and potash seemed to add fuel to the Miss At le Carpenter of the Ken- - awful flame which was devouring me I was tucky Cl jcal and Busiuess College advised by friends who had seen wonderful y favorable ineutioa at a cures made by it to try Swifts Specific We received got two bottlea nod I felt hone again revive in declamatoa contest at Stanford Manv my breast hope for health and happiness again I improved from the start and a comwon riie prize thought plete and perfect cure was the result S S S Miss P tiice who is the guest of is the only blood remedy which reaches desMrs T W Lee her unclt Ir it J Rice is standi nc perate cases Montgomery Ala the week ii Mt Sterling She will re- Of the many blood remedies S S S turn to ouStown iu a fow days is the only one which can reach deep seated violent cases It never fails to Dr W Wilkerson of near town recently plrcbidtd 25U0 pounds of green cure perfectly and permanently the coffee arajjWts per pound He has it most desperate cases which are beyond ttored at luoi K and expects to the reach of other remedies realize a neat pi o fir Sales Jf M R Gillispie made the followiugigurchases at Carlisle iu the urn 14 hogs of B F Henry last tew fs S6725 24 limbs of Jsaac Evans 9025 is purely vegetable and is the only 20 hogs 61 1UUU 17 blood remedy guaranteed to contain no b lonnson Cleaver 7590 31 lambs mercury potash or other mineral lambs of Green 119 20 8 sheep of of Banta Valuable books mailed free by Swift 25 30 48 la jabs ot Specific Company Atlanta Georgia Robt Auster8on Wm Shadgpn 208 12 bheep of J C BlountM272 sheep of HN Rankin 339 25j KO lambs Rout Fullerton ¬ ¬ ¬ Gilkey is son ling the Sterling her wis iu Mt Sterling u business iKhnbrough of Lesington Sacrificed to Blood Poison L H jpf No Landman H - D Ninth Street Cincinnati jnio Will be attne- Windsor Hotel Pari 503 W TUESDAY JU2JE 14TH month 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each of Paris Kentucky Reference Every leading physician OFFICIAL WAR BOOK all deft uses ¬ prominent officers Nearly 600 pages rMassiv volume Marvelouslv cheat horship Only authentic official Istan Buttle Ships etc Por naits and biomaphits of Dewny and all book Expeiience not necessary Any nodv can sell i Ladies as successful as gentlemen We are the largest sub ¬ ny Congressman James Ranuin Yoimg All about War with Spain the Navy ¬ ¬ us serve you Oar book is just out Get agency flow and be first in the field Large 50c War Map in c lors free with book or outfit valuable Other correspondence arpartinent alone scription book firm in America Write Fifty persons are employed in our to yp taE2 liberal terms guaranteed Agents making 700 to 2800 per day Twenty days credit given Freight oaid Full book sent prepaid to agents 1 45 Splendid sample ontfit and full instructions free for nine 2 rent stamps to pay postage Mention this paper MONROE T30 OK CODcptM ChicagoIll gest money maker ever known nremiunis Tremendous seller Big- ¬ Most s calfJofsfrtJU Gillispie jrnTErxcTirE I I 5 7335 JB OtherwjFeB made recently were May GtffMST cows to H S Caywood 75 JnOjfpf Redmon 2 heifers to same 40 HUerbacker 1 calf to Clif- vv xx Berry or lon Kjriufgzi -JtSapfe and calf to same 15 T fttra of Carlisle one cow ami Minihl t CarlisleA1 THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE WEEKLY - Rilaud IflH MV fTHII IHH3l iSiStLOiSitQitf illl JJb 5rl r DTzmtvLTi 45 II Jul I w UIILJJlLi T1Xi KAi Call and examine goods and get prices uSLIFLiDSS 233 - im Tiwii GOING DOWN HILL People suffering from Kidney Diseas- ¬ es feel a gradual but steady loss of strength and vitality They should lose no time in trying Foleys Kidney Cure a Guaranteed Preparation Sold by James Kenned s TT Druggist The only safe sure and reliable Female PIL1 ever offered to Ladies especially recommend I ed to married Ladies MMiS and take no otVioi-per D ox t Doxes lor S500 - TKGS SS ArIc for UK MOTTS EKTTYEOYAT SNfiaS KEr senator circular inee siuu iffiT fltf iffW DR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO For Sale By W T Brooks Jrugjjist Cleveland OHo Papers One Year for only 225 50 Owingsville Allen and Jas Dundon saw Harris same onesix months old to Chap Regular Price for Both is 275 circus at Cynthiaua Tuesday nijht VAPOR Spencer of Owingsville 3750 G W BATH CABIKET 52 Mrs Dave Hood and daughter Miss Rash 2 heifers to H S Caywood FOR We save you generous part of this sum C Horlarf one cow to A Dettwiller Florence of Nepton are at the bedside J cmrt nv hrincr vnnr enuh vrif h nrrlfir tn WUUU Lumbago UU Sciataca JW of Miss Annetta Mclntyre who is quite 35 S Greenwade of Mt Sterling 2 Rheumatism Obesity via Flet hmess via Emaciaheifers to F M R Gillespie 5512 ill Hon via Leaner Skin and Blood Mt Sterling 22 THE BOURBON NEWS Jerome Skidmore of The parents and friends of the soldier cattle to same 730 Wm L Moor Diseases Kidney Diseases boys in Company I at Chickamauga Winchester one bav gelding to Kerr Diseases Nervous Paris Ky shipped them a box of provisions yester- ¬ Sjdner 5250 BF French of WinAsthma Catarrh etc day chester one bay gelding to same 75 For ale By DR CALDWELLS J C Coons of Mt Sterling 41 lambs to Messrs Henry Waller J P Cackler OEAS N FITS IAN aud W H Cox passed to Maysville F M R Gillispie 15910 Mrs Emma Ky CURES CONSTIPATION Wednesday from the L A W meet at Chenault of Mt Sieiiing 44 lambs to At A Shiies jewelry store Paris F M R Gillispie 177 Greenwade vxwsiznsjBUziTiissr jmijtj w iAaiEJCsrffirs Lexington ILih vjE jr maim m ry tz ji Horton of Mt Sterling 12 sheen to Elder Fenstermacher of Newport same 80 Thos M Terry Cf yyj 7t jSU stopped here Monday night on his way Sterling 30 Bheep to same 93 36 ofMt CA Mr Sterling and preached to his old to ilover of Mt Sterling one cow to F congregation 23 60 T Kms of Mt M Gillispie Sterling one grav horse to W M Jours Mrs Jas Cummings who has been the gueat of Misses Jennie and Bessie 75 R E Moore one calf to H S L Talbott Purnell for the past week returned to Caywood ll5D W S a 18 sheep to M Kahn 6360 Ed Rice G Maysville yeteiday M Kahn 13 sheep to On or about July 15th the Sunday Roxy schools of the town will give an excursion to Blue Licks or probably to some point on the rail road Miss Lizzie McClintock returned Monday from a visit to Owingsville Miss Lelia returned from a visit to Paynes with Miss Adrain Griffith Mclntyre McOliutock shipped Tuesday twoldouble deck cars of lambs to New York and Wednesday shipped two cars of lambs to Cincinnati Jos McClelland and Jas Hutsell bought 28 head of cavalry horses at up-to-da- te anesvillp Uhio last week Thev were inspected at Lancaster Ohio I Jw f Collins Fothra lDuch of 165 helttC lOUi8 Walz ot Mt Sterling 2 year old calf to J Av VTUtuayie We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by whichwe cancive V V0 -- w ¬ RUP PEPS - t- 55 S3 woiiyLiaCfB well selected i iave just received stylish new ne of ¬ ¬ Way S Stoot Succeeds Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in up the largest tailoring business in Pans FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that day of big profits and small sales was past Al A SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at Very Low Price PER CENT Lieut Henry T Allen TJ S A has THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his stjles and been promoted to Assistant Adjutant Can You Wear 5 G 7 or 8 General with rank of Major and is his workmanship We lot of Patent Leather noy with the Second U S cavalry un- Shoes had awe sold these 500 and 6 00 always does as he advertised FOURTH He that at der Gen Belle Taylor and Lucile and Belle Judy spent Tuesday with Mrs John Vanderen near Cyn thiana building Died Geo Adkins of Little Rock Ark grand father of Misses Emily and the only Mary Cummings who attended the M F C here several years ago diedlast Wednesday least 40 Misses Mary and Lizzie Taylor Mrs T D Judy Mrs I can supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em- ¬ ploy good workmen In soliciting your patron- ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction A Dressy Shoe J H HAGGARD Cf Krpr vc mr s mr mirXjWr vwfwmmwfMmimmrwmmww ¬ Shatter in Cuba As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre- ¬ Just remember this is a saving of ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ 200 and 300 per pair coat Many customers at a small profit rather thana few customers at a big profit says H S Stout If 3rou want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it for he makes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by Ed Parrish formerly of MiPereburg now an employe of the Cynthiana Elecgiving H S Stout o trial tric Light Co shot and wounded W B He makes the Finest Imported Suits for Crenshaw a civil engineer of the Black Diamond Railroad Tuesday at Cynthi- ¬ Chas Martin sold Durritt Glover of Louisville 38 head of extra yearling mare mules The lot is considered as good as is in the State They were over 15 hands and all good colors Price 7750 Durritt Glover will put them on their Pepper farm near Midway All sizes are gone but those named above and we will sell them at Tla3o Dollars Rion Clay VfCKv MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF A CRITI CAL TYPEWRITER USING PUBLIC IT 155 i THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DAILYINTHOU- - 1 SANDS OF OF- ¬ FICES ALL Jt i 1 OVER THE WORLD ¬ 3000 AND S STOUT Cutter 3500 ana Crenshaw is not dangerously wounded Parrish was arrested L a Ask for Our TO PROVE ITSELF BE CONTINUES TO dt K j iJL Jt NELSON New Art Catalogue THE CLKi PARIS FURHISHIMG H JOE MUNSON k TAILORING Manager CO Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian Rev J G Anderson formerly pastor Church of the Millersburg Presbyterian Church Dr Bucks old office is doing a good work among the soldiers - Office on first floor at Tampa Through his influence bibles haye been distributed h 5d he has asked for a donation of 50U0 to be used as an 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Office Hours evangelistic fund The SmitK Premier Typewriter Co 412 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio V i 03 Ws THE BOUKBON NEWS FOR POETO RICO lt ARIS XYFRIDAT JUNE 24 1898 CUBAN TE0OPS Adm Sampson and Gen IN GOOD SPIEITS Gen REINFORCE MENTSk TROOPS LANDED A Preliminary Step in Dispatching an Expedition to the Island ¬ Shafters Troops Leave Camp Alger tougineut Gen Shafters Army at Sai Invading Army Arrived 2gjjjjft Purified Blood I was feeling very dull and could not sleep at night After I had taken two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla I felt more like myself and was soon healthy and strong Hoods Sarsaparilla purified my Rot M blood and did me much good Hammond Minn Dale twenty Five Uritish Ships Have licea Of fered to the Wir Department by Their Owners or Ajjents for Transport Purposes Will Be Inspected V Washington June 22 Twentj five British bottoms have been offered to the war department by tteir owners and agents for transport purposes All of these however are not yet in United States ports but their arrivals have been anticipated with a view to their examination as soon as they reach The officers of the quartermas here ters branch are inspecting- the ships as fast as practicable and the reports which alreadj- have reached the war department indicate that some of the vessels will not be suitable for transport purposes The general situation regarding the transport ques tion is far from satisfactory to the de ¬ partment as there is a great desire to obtain additional vessels at once Still the officials am hesitating about taking steps to impress ships and reassert the statements heretofore made that their preference is either to buy vessels outright or as an alternative to ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ COL CHARLES HEYWOOD Conunander of the United States Marine Corps grant American registers to foreign The officials are built veFsels tin able to say whether any of the transports sent with Gen Shaffers ex pedition to Santiago will be available for the expedition to Porto Rico jTet if practicable this surely will be done In this event they will be utilized either to ship troops directly from United States ports or to carry such as may be spared from Gen Shaffers command after Santiago has been re¬ duced The latter probability how ¬ ever the officials believe it is too early rto discuss The ordering of Brig Gen Schwans command at Mobile to Miami Fla is a preliminary step in the work of dis y patching the expedition to Porto Rico AlFThe surplus rations at Mobile which amount almost to a million will be shipped to Miami The fact that large amounts of subsistence stores are gath ¬ ered at Jacksonville and improvements for camp purposes arc being pushed at ¬ f MT- fti Fernandina indicate the probability of ¬ Sending additional troops to the for mer place and some commands to th latter nr iA t The statements coming from Chick amauga that Gem Brooke Wade and others stationed there have recommended to the vJar department that no troops be removed from that place until the date for the departure of an invading expedition has been fixed is received with considerable satis faction by some of the officials of the department They see many advantages to be derived from such a course and f eCl that especially if any of the commands are lacking in equipments they ought to be supplied at their mobilizing point before being rushed to the embarking port to go aboard the ships It could not be learned Tuesday whether any action had been taken on the recommenda- ¬ tions of tae generals or whether their suggestions would be adopted The troops that go to Santiago on the Yale and Harvard will take but ten days rations with them The commissary general believes that this supply is more than adequate as the trip is comparatively a short one which ought to be made by either of the vessels in four days at the outside Maj Gen Butler was at the war de partment Tuesday calling on Secre ¬ tary Alger Ifc was reported that the general might accompany the reinforcements that go to Gen Shaffer fbut the officials declined to say wheth ¬ er such was the case ¬ ¬ --- Washington June 28 T6the de ¬ light of all true soldiers Gen Shafter Great Shouts Arose From the Half Fed I5e Cable Communication Re Established like Adm Sampson is not to Ve tied Half Clothed Cuban Veterans Who tween Washington and Guantanamo by exact orders from Washington but Have Spent Three Years iu One End on One of Our War Ships Fighting for Liberty is to be allowed the widest liberty of Gen Greely Gets the Honor action in the belief that he beino- on the ground is capable of judging Off Santiago de Cuba June 20 via Off Santiago June 20 via Kings- best the propriety of projected Kingston Jamaica June 22 Gen ton Jamaica June 22 The United movements The lieutenant colonel Calixto Garcia and other Cuban offi-¬ States fleet of transports and convoy however who is a member of Gen cers gave Gen Shafter and Adm ships compristng 30 vessels all told Miles staff and directly in charge of Sampson a hearty welcome at Acerra arrived oft Adm Sampsons fleet 10 the signal work in Santiago province doro Monday afternoon when the miles off Santiago at 12 oclock Mon communicated briefly with Gen Miles American officers on board the steamer day afternoon in cipher the fact that the debarkation Seguranca went to his headquarters The army is now ready to land and of the troops had begun and that a for a consultation take Santiago the navy attacking plan of attack had been arranged The Cubans showered upon their the sea side of the city at the same The re enforcement of Gen Shafter distinguished visitors all the blessings time The question of a landing actually began Wednesday in de of Cuba libre for the assistance ot the place is being discussed at the present parture of a regiment and a the moment by Gen Shafter and Adm of the troops at Camp Algerbattalion United States in the Cuban struo le for San- for- freedom and they expressed the Sampson It will be 10 miles above or tiago They go to Newport News and conviction that victory was at hand 10 below Santiago or possibly at by steamer direct to Santiago If and that the power of Spain would then Guantanamo The distance from Gu ¬ the expectations of the projectors of soon be driven from the island by the antanamo to Santiago by road is 40 this movement are realized these combined strength of American and miles troops are likely to occupy actually Cuban arms The arrival of the transport fleet less time in the passage than did the When the first curl of sm oke ap- ¬ was seen by the Spanish from Morro first contingent which left Tampa ¬ di peared on the distant horizon at noon castle rectly notwithstanding the distance and announced the coming of the long A salute to the army was fired by the is twice as long expected soldiers Gen Garcia him flagship New York Formal orders were issued placing self with the officers of his staff around The voyage from Tampa was un Gen Guy V Henry in charge of the eventful A few cases of measles and new division of troops composed of him stood on the hillside overlookingO one of typhoid were reported The Duffields and Garretsons brigades the sea and gave forth expressions of soldiers were in high spirits and eager which are to form part of the new di- ¬ J03 as he watched the approach of the vessels to get ashore vision Probably some of the troops The welcome news soon spread The American army of invasion un ¬ now at Tampa will be attached also der Gen Shafter numbers 15G37 of in which case they will be dispatched among his half fed half clothed troops and great shouts aros2 from the dark ficers and men including 19infantry in separate transport Gen Henry is skinned veterans who have spent equipments two siege batteries two one of the noted cavalry leaders in the three years in fighting the war of companies of engineers a detachment army possibly in the world liberty They watched the Seguranca of the signal corps and 40 troops of accompanied by the auxiliary gun cavalry dismounted boat Gloucester draw away from the Washington June 22 Gen Greety other vessels and make her course to the chief of the signal service states that flagship After she had taken Adm cable communication has been reSampson aboard they saw her heading established with Gauntanamo the for shore near their mountain camp Cuban end of the cable being worked The Cubans sent a guard of honor to from one of the vessels in the harbor the beach to receive the Seguranca He confirms the report that Gen As soon as she came to anchor in the Shafters troops arrived off Santiago cove Gen Shafter and his staff in ¬ Monday cluding Gen Ludlow chief of Capt James Allen of the staff of engineers Adm and Sampson Maj Gen Miles who was recently accompanied by a guard of soldiers stationed at Key West as censor has went ashore in small boats They been appointed to take charge of the were received by the Cubans with all censorship at Guantanamo The Guan ¬ military honors and horses were tanamo cable is regarded as of the placed at the disposal of Gen Shafter greatest importance to the governand Adm Sampson to ride up the steep ment and the cable station and teletrail to Gen Garcias headquarters graph line will be carefully guarded The Cuban commanders tent is a Washington June 22 There was COMMODORE SILAS CASEY rude hut covered with leaves and con- ¬ important news at the war depart- ¬ One of the Most Popular Officers In tho taining only a meager camp outfit American Navy ment when Secretary Alger reached Here after words of greeting had been his office Tuesday The transports spoken the consultation was held OR WARN- m1 PEACE with 15000 troops he was informed It lasted several hours Gen Garcia had arrived safely off Santiago and That is Reported to Be the All i explained the plans fully told how that direct cable communication Topic in Madrid The Desire f he had the Spanish general Pando had been established between the Former Almost Unanimc scooped up in Manzanillo without United States and Guantanamo where the possibility of his being able to co- the United States marines now London June 23 The X operate witn the Spanish troops in hold possession of Cuban soil Thus graph publishes Thursday m Santiago and laid before the Amer- ¬ not only is Capt Gen Blanco cut off long letter from Madrid in th irse ican officers maps showing all the from any communication with the out- of which the writer says f side world save through the Key West Peace or war is the all absorbing mountain trails leading to Santiago cables within our control but the au- topic Every fifth word shouted in from the most convenient landinjr thorities in Washington have been the overcrowded cafes is paz or places east and west of the harbor enplaced in close connection with our guerra and the desire for peace is trance Gen Ludlow in particular made a forces army and navy which are con- unanimous The feeling of the nation ducting the invasion of Cuba and the military party especially is close investigation of this subject To Gen Greely and his signal corps however that the government has be and sought all the information avail- ¬ belongs the honor of achieving this trayed the country and now only able with regard to the most feasible last feat wants to arrange for peace to save the plans of transporting a large flody of troops overland dynasty and itself Therefore peace must be made with the nations express consent not be ¬ hind its back by private letters to the pope and the Austro Hungarian em- ¬ peror It may be desirable to uphold the monarchy but the country must be saved even though the dynasty were to disappear in the effort In fact the government has succeeded in placing the dynasty in an unenviable light and in ranging it against the Spanish army and it has also made the question of peace and war a choice between the interests of the dynasty and the welfare of the Spanish people ¬ ¬ Off Santiago Monday at Noon tlnsol Cuba Shafter and Debarked at Daiquiri With But Little Was Weak and Nervous ButHbods Made Him Healthy and Strong Staff Visit Gen Garcias Camp Resistance From Spaniards One Man Was Killed on the Texas Ten r Submarine Mines Removed From the Channel of Guantanamo Landing of Troops Kegun at 9 Oclock Washington June 2C patches received Wednesday night by both Secretary Alger and Secretary Long indicated that the landing of the troops near Santiago was progressing most favorably The first landing was effected at Daiquiri Wednesday morn ing and met with comparatively slight resistance This was stated in a dispatch received Wednesday evening by Secretary Alger though brief was full of news and meaning It follows Playa del Este June 22 Secretary of War Washington Off Daiquiri Cuba June 22 Landing at Daiquiri this morniDg successful Very little if any resistance ¬ Official dis- ¬ Is Americas Greatest Medicine Hoods SarsaparlOa SI six for 5 Hoods Pills cure indigestion liliousness ¬ ¬ - 1 like the building well enougb said the househunter to the agent who had spent half an hour showing him over the premises but I am not certain about tho surroundings Is it a quiet neighborhood You cant find Quiet said the agent a quieter place in the whole city Still I suppose the newsboys come around here bright and early Sunday morning just when a man wants to sleep the soundest with their yells of Mornin Xo sir newsboys never come on tins street at all Then I think Ill look a little further want a quiet neighborhood hut I dont I Chicago Tribune want one thats dead ¬ pa-a-a-p- er Overdid It - m Signed ¬ ¬ ¬ Secretary Alger expressed himself as delighted at the expedition with which the landing of the troops was being effected and with the fact that no serious obstacle was being offered by the enemy lie con- strued the text of Gen Shafters message to mean that the enemy had made merely a nominal and ineffective resistance by firing from the hills at long range Shortly after Secretary Alger received his dispatch Secretary Long received a more extended cable gram from Adm Sampson It too was dated at Play a del Este at 050 Wed- ¬ nesday evening The text of the dispatch translated from the navy de ¬ partment cipher is as follows Landing of the army is progressing favorably at Daiquiri There is very little if any resistance The New Or- ¬ leans Detroit Castine Wasp and Su wanee shelled vicinity before the land ing We made a demonstration at Cabanas to engage the attention of the enemy The Texas engaged the west battery for some hours She had one man killed Ten submarine mines have been recovered from the channel of Guantanamo Communication by telegraph has been established at Guantanamo ¬ ¬ ¬ Shafter rare 9 Mrs Wicks Why is old china so valu ¬ able Mrs Kicks On account of its rarity But I dont see why it should be so very- WaII wifh mv pxnprience of servnnts T Its Rarity must confess that a piece of china that lasts Harper a month is a wonder to me Bazar Half Fare Washington D C and Return On July 3d to 6th tickets will be sold from all points to Washington D C and return via the Chesapeake Ohio Ry at one fare plus 2 on account of the meeting of the National Education Association Tickets will be good until July 15 returning and may be extended to August 31st This is the best opportunity you will have to visit the famous mountain and sea shore resorts of the East also Old Point Comfort and Hampton Roads the rendezvous of the North Atlantic Squadron For particulars and sleeping car reservations apply to AV E Conklyn Trav Pass Agt or C B Ryan Ohio Asst Gen Pass Agt Chesapeake Ry Cincinnati O A Teacher Xow that you have taken part in the Memorial day exercises can you tell me what the especial significance of this day is why we keep it as we do Tommy Jones We have Memorial day so the boys can have their road races and the magnates can work in two ball games Chi ¬ cago Evening News this season your feet feel swollen nervous and hot and get tired easily If you have smarting feet or tight shoes try Allens Foot Ease It cools the feet and makes walk ing easy Cures swollen and sweating feet Misters and callousspots Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c Trial package FREE Ad ¬ dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N ISf ¬ Childs Understanding A powder to be shaken into the shoes At Try Allens Foot Ease ¬ Signed Sampson ¬ - i- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DR ANITA NEWCOMB MGEE Charged with the Selection of All War Nurses ON THE WAY EMILIO CASTELAR Republican Leader In the Politics of Spain FIFTY DROWNED Appalling Accident During the Launching of the New Uritish First Class Bat ¬ tle Ship Albion in England The Uritish Fleet Will Offset the Ger nirMi Squadron in Ma ¬ nila Bay ¬ ¬ 1- - Germanys Offer to Spain j 9 Madrid June 22 Kaisers envoy lias visited Premier Sagasta In the name of Germany he proposed to give Spain 500000000 marks if Germany is allowed to establish a 20 years pro tectorate over the Philippines The Spanish premier has not given in an swer yef There is a rumor that France and Germany may combine ¬ ¬ f- - forces purchased by the Government New York June 22 The Spanish prize steamship Panama which was captured by the lighthouse tender Mangrove off Havana on April 25 was sold at auction Tuesday and was pur ¬ chased by the government for 41000 x been received here that another mem ber of the Baker faction was killed Tuesday in the Baker Howard feud at Manchester Clay county The feud U wudto have broken out afresli luring- bombardment ¬ - Louisvjixs Ky June Another Killing Reported 22 Word has response At 950 the first boat load contain ¬ REQUEST REFUSED ing the men of the 8th and 1st in ¬ fornia Fig Syrup Co with the medi- ¬ cal profession and the satisfaction Secretary Gage Says tho Adhesive Stamp fantry started for the shore followed which the genuine Syrup of Figs has Section of War Revenue Bill Will Xor by the 25th colored the 10th and given to millions of families makes He Ready July 1 Asks for Time 12th infantry at 1010 the name of the Company a guaranty The important operation thus suc- ¬ of the excellence of its remedy Washington June 22 Secretary It is Gage has written a letter to the house cessfully completed withoutlossof life far in advance of all other laxatives ways and means committee and the sen- or accident the troops on land formed as it acts on the kidneys liver and ate financial committeestatingthatit is and moved up and away to quarters bowels without irritating or weaken- ¬ ing them and it absolutely impossible to put the adhe ¬ without confusion A force of mount- ¬ nauseate In orderdoes not gripe nor to get sive stamp sections of the war revenue ed Cubans which had been under cover effects please remember its beneficial the name o measure into operation on July 1 and during the bombardment now arrived the Company asking that the time be extended until and congratulations were exchanged CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO July 15 and that the commission be in- The inhabitants of the village assured that the worst was over came out SAN FRANCISCO Cal creased from one to three per cent in colored women and children creeping LOUISVILLE Ky SW YOIiff N Y ir order to increase popular interest in into sight from subterranean shelters the distribution of the stamps At 1130 a detachment of the 2d Mas- ¬ The senate committee on finance will not recommend any changes of any sachusetts volunteers started for the kind iu the war revenue bill notwith shore and by noon probably 3000 men standing thef treasury departments had landed Other detachments were ilsave been lining CASCAKETS fcr desire for a delay in begining opera- following as rapidly as the steam Insomnia with which have been afflicted for launches could be made available over twenty years andII can say that Cuscarets tion of the bill have given me more relief than anv other reme- ¬ Heavy Failure at Cleveland dy I have ever tried I shall certainly recom- ¬ Will Open Peaee Negotiations Will Listen to No Peace Negotiations Cleveland O June 23 The im ¬ Defrauding Their Employers mend them to my friends as being all thev are London June 22 The Paris corre- ¬ mense Thos Gillahd Eicin ill London June 2 The Paris corre- ¬ represented Pittsburgh Pa June 22- - By clever spondent of the Pall Mall Gazette says Hull clothing establishment of E K spondent of the Dutton it is expected an event of importance tario street was at No 120 to 18G On ¬ detective work what is said to be an is no belief hereStandard sa3sof There in rumors peace placed in the hands organized band among conductors to in the opening of peace negotiations of an negotiations as it is considered alto- ¬ assignee Wednesday Mortaes defraud the Consolidated Traction Co with the United States and Spain will aggregating 144 000 were filed with was unearthed Tuesday A large num ¬ gether improbable that the United occur within a fev davs the county recorder They areMn fa ¬ ber of conductors are supposed to States would listen now that she has vor of Root McBride Bros Boot TRADEMARK RE0J5TERBD Iabson ana Men Sate be implicated in the conspiiacy and landed troops in Cuba New Yosk June 22 In response to Reed Rosenberg Aaransonf Fech numerous arrests are expected Wed¬ Michigan Troops Leave for Santiago a cabled inquiry Mr Bamsden heimer Fischel Co nesday Washington and a number the June 23 The 33d British consul at Santiago sent the of others Mr Frank Gimhasbeen Pleasant 31 Sarrien Fails ta Form a Cabinet Michigan and one battalion 34th Mich Good Never Palatable Potent Taste Good Tiai Sicken Wejfeen w GripoTnto Wc following dispatch to the world Noth ¬ appointed assignee It is understood igan left Camp Alger Wednesdayfor Paris June 22 M Sarrien has inr CURE CONSTIPATION ing happened to Hobson or others that the liabilities are aboutfoo000 formed President Faure of the failurt Frrtress Monroe whence they go to EterHag Ktmt4j Caawiy Clileaye XoatT alKcrr Yerk 318 n Hong Kong June 23 The Chinese demand that the Zifiro leave Chinese waters instantly has caused great sur- ¬ London June 22 During the launch ¬ prise here The Hong Kong Press re- ¬ ing of the new British first class battle marks that this high handed act may ship Albion of 12950 tons at Black lead to China leasing a port to Amer ¬ well Tuesday by the duchess of York ica willy n illy The Mail says China a ceremony at which the United States seems anxious to part with more of ambassador Col John Hay and Mrs her coast America the newspaper Hay and Lieut Coiwell the United continues would not stop at barren States naval attache assisted the dis- ¬ Mirs bay but as long as she was leas- ¬ placement of water caused an immense ing would not pause at Canton A British squadron is centering at mass of water to rise on all sides completely submerging one of the Manila to offset the German force The Bonaventura and the plover lower stages of the yard and immers ¬ were the last to leave here for Manila ing hundreds of people Ten bodies have thus far been recovered and it is The Germans are making no secret of estimated that 50 persons were their sympathy for Spain The Amer ¬ icans are anxiously awaiting the ar ¬ drowned As this dispatch is sent the bodies rival of the Monterey and Monadnock of 27 men women and children have as they can not command the respect been recovered from the scene of the necessary until these vessels are anch ¬ ored at Manila Blackwall disaster ¬ tions thoroughly to clear a way for the landing of troops The demonstra- ¬ tion which he made with the Texas before Cabanas which is just east of Guantanamo may easily have led the Spaniards to suppose that a general landing was to be attempted in that immediate vicinity It was evident from the text of Adm Sanip sons dispatch that a considerable landing had already been effected near Guantanamo as he noted that communication by telegraph had been re- ¬ established at that point and that the channel had been cleared of submarine mines In the opinion of naval off- ¬ icers the landing at Guantanamo was of marines rather than of land forces Off Daiquiri June 22 via Playa del Este Guantanamo Baj June 22 As 9 oclock the hour supposed to have been fixed for fcommencinjr the disem barkation came and passed the expedition was in suspense but the squadron lay rocking complacently outside the littlebay About 915 a m the bombardment of the hills surrounding the village of Juragua some six miles off suddenly began to distract our attention from our own affairs Then steam pinnaces trailing strings of empty boats began speeding to and fro among the transports and graduallj- though imper ¬ ceptibly filling up with troops At 945 Cuban scouts appeared west of Daiquiri and immediately the New Orleans Alachias Detroit Suwanee and Wasp began bombarding Forty five rounds were fired into the bush during the first quarter of an hour and many rounds from the quick firing guns Not a shot was fired in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - that he was carrying out his instruc- Adm Sampsons dispatch indicated a in JewelerThats the seventh engagrroenfc ring Ive sold you this week Customer Yes our regiment goes south nex Sunday and I want to be sure of a wife when my two years are up Jewelcrsr Weekly Pisos Cure for Consumption has savedSfnei many a doctors bill S F Hardj HSp kins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 94 Multiplying Chances 7 Trouble is a visitor that walks in without knocking for it is pretty well acquainted everywhere Denver Times Sun f i I0A hikWwk THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS is due not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fig Srnup Co only and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing- the true and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par- ¬ ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ - 1 J ¬ ii c ¬ ¬ V 1 -- and the assets about goOOjOOO 5 f 01 nis enorts to lorm a calnnet Santiago Sold cuarantcd by MTfllf G gists and4UJS3obacco all drujf te HaWu rPT IMPERFECT SSSKTSOEH 3WrH9HHB IN ORIGINAL - eUsbir g - WTPPRVI nqpjftr1 S3 4i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KT-- FRIDAY JUNE 24 1898 lr THE BETTER WAY of the island flashing by and the view changing- every minute Soon we were - T A grave old man and a maiden fair past the high lands and bowling beside Walked together at early morn up in the clear cold air low sandy country sparsely dotted 1ae thrushes Sang to the farmer planting his corn with dwarf pines and soon we were be ¬ AsA oh how sweet was the fresh turned yond that again and had turned the corner of the rocky hill that ends the mound And oh how fair were budding trees island on the north 3Tor daisys silver and daffodils gold I vas greatly elated with my new Were full of the happy honey bees command and pleased with the bright Ah look theres an empty nest she said sunshinj weather and these different And I wonder where sing the last years prospectcj of the coast I had now birds plenty of water and good things to eat Then the old man raised his head Though scarcely he noted her musing and m3r conscience which had smitten words me hard for my desertion was quieted by the great conquest I had made I He tore the nest from the swaying tree He flung to the wind its moss and hay should I think have had nothing left When an empty nest you see And said me to desire but for the eyes of the cock- ¬ Be sure that you throw it far away swain as they followed me derisively she asked with a sorrowing about the deck and the odd smile that But why face appeared continually on his face It Why may not the pretty home abide a place was a smile that had in it something twill be Because he answered In which the worm and the slug will both of pain and weakness ahaggard hide old mans smile but there was besides year twas fair enough in its way that a grain of derision a shadow of Last It was full of love and merry with song treachery in his expression as he crafti ¬ But days that are gone must not spoil to- ¬ ly watched and watched and watched day me at my work Nor dead joys do the living joy wrong The maiden heard with a thoughtf ul face CHAPTER XXVI Her first sweet hope had fled far away Is my heart become a And she thought ISRAEL HANDS place The wind serving us to a desire now For anger grief and hate to stay hauled into the west We could run so Down heart with thy sad forsaken nest much the easier from the northwest Fling far thy selfish and idle pain corner of the island to the mouth of the The love that is yours is always the best And she went with a smile to hen work North inlet Only as we had no power again to anchor and dared not beach her till The Angelus the tide had flowed a good deal further time hung on our hands The cock ¬ swain told me how to lay the ship to after a good many trials I succeeded and we both sat in silence over another meal Capn said he at length with that same uncomfortable smile heres my ROBERT LOUIS STEVEHSOn old shipmate OBrien spose you was to heave him overboard 1 aint par ticlar as a rule and I dont take no JPAET blame for settling his hash but I dont reckon him ornamental now do you CHAPTER XXV Continued Im not strong enough and I dont about I found a bottle with like the job and there he lies for me Foraging some brandy left for Hands and for said I myself I routed out some biscuit some This heres an unlucky ship the great bunch of raisins Hispaniola Jim he went onblinking pickled fruits a and a piece of cheese With these I Theres a power of men been killed in came on deck put down my own stock this Hispaniola a sight o poor sea- ¬ behind the rudder head and well out of men dead and gone since you and me the cockswains reach went forward took ship to Bristol I never seen such to the Water breaker and had a good dirty luck not I There was this here deep drink of water and then and not OBrien now hes dead aint he Well now Im no scholar and youre a lad as till then gave Hands the brandy He must have drunk a gill before he can read and figure and to put it iook the bottle from his mouth straight do you take it as a dead man said he by thunder but I is dead for good or do he come alive Ay wanted some o that again already in my own You can kill the body Mr Hands I had sat down corner and began to eat but not the spirit you must know that Much hurt OBrien there is I asked him already I replied say he in another world and maybe watching He grunted or rather I might barked us he said Well thats unfort Ah says he If that doctor was aboard Td be right enough in a couple of turns nate appears as if killing parties was a but I dont have no manner of luck you waste of time Howsomever sperrits see and thats whats the matter with dont reckon for much by what Ive me As for that swab hes good and seen Ill chance it with the sperrits dead he is he added jndicating the Jim And now youve spoke up free man with tfie red cap He wafnt no and Ill take it kind if youd step down seaman anyhow And where mought into that there cabin and get me a you have come from well a shiver xny timbers I cant hit Welli said I Ive come aboard to the name ont well you get me a bottle takepossession of this ship Mr Hands of wine Jim this here brandys too and youll please regard me as your strong for my head captain until further notice Now the cockswains hesitation He looked at me sourly enough but seemed to be unnatural and as for the said nothing Some of the color had notion of his preferring wine to brandy come back into his cheeks though he I entirely disbelieved it The whole still looked very sick and still contin- ¬ story was a pretext He wanted me to ued to slip out and settle down as the leave the deck so much was plain but ship banged about with what purpose I could in no way By the by I continued I cant imagine His ejes never met mine have these colors Mr Hands and by they kept wandering to and fro up and your leave Ill strike em Better none down now with a look to the sky now than these with a flitting glance upon the dead boom I ran to OBrien All the time he kept smiling And again dodging the the color lines hauled down their and putting his tongue out in the most cursed black flag and chuckled it over guilty embarrassed manner so that a board child could have told that he was bent said I waving on some deception I was prompt with God save the king my cap and theres an end to Capt my answer however for I saw where my advantage lay and that with a fel ¬ Silver He watched me keenly and slyly his low so densely stupid I could easily chin all the while on his breast conceal my suspicions to the end Some wine I reckon he said at last I reckon Far better I said kind of want to Will you have white or red Capn Hawkins youll get ashore now Spose wetalks WeH I reckon its about the blesserl with v all my same to me shipmate he replied so Why yes saj s I And I its strong and plenty of it whats the heart Mr Hands Say on V v ent back to my meal with a good appe odds All right I answered tite Ill bring This man he began nodding feeb you1 port Mr Hands But Ill have to ly at the corpse OBrien were his dig for it name a rank Irelander this man and With that I scuttled down the com- ¬ me got the canvas on her meaning for panion with all the noise I could to sail her back Well hes dead now slipped off my shoes ran quietly along he is asdeadasbilge and whos to sail the sparred gallery mounted the fore ¬ this ship I dont see Without I give castle ladder and popped my head out you a hint you aint that man as fars of the fore companion I knew he I can tell Xow look here you gives would not expect to see me there yet T me food and drink and a old scarf or took every precaution possible and ankecher to tie my wound up you do certainly the worst of my suspicions and Ill tell you how to sail her and proved too true He had risen from his position to his thats about square all round I take it tell you one thing says I Im hands and knees and though his leg Ill not going back to Capt Kidds anchor- ¬ obviously hurt him pretty sharply age I mean to get into North inlet when he moved for I could hear him stifle a groan yet it was at a good rat- ¬ and beach her quietry there Why tling rate that he trailed himself across To be sure you did he cried I aint sich an infernal lubber after all the deck In half a minute he had I can see cant I Ive tried my fling reached the port scuppers and picked I have and Ive lost and its you has out of a coil of rope a long knife or the wind of me North inlet Why 1 rather a short dirk discolored to the havent no chice not I Id help you hilt with blood He looked upon it for sail her up to Execution dock by a moment thrusting forth his under jaw tried the point upon his hand and thmder so I would Well as it seemed to metherewas thejrhastily concealing it in thebosom soine sense in this We struck our bpr of his jacket trundled back again into gain on the spot In three ininutes I his old place against the bulwark This was all that I required to know had the Hispaniola sailing easily be ¬ wind along the coast of Treas- ¬ Israel could move about he was now fore the ure island with good hopes of turning armed and if he had been at so much the northern point ere noon and beat ¬ trouble to get rid of me it was plain ing down again as far as North inlet that I was meant to be the victim before high water when we might What he would do afterward whether beach her safely and wait till the sub ¬ lie would try to crawl right across the island from North inlet to the camp siding tide permitted ns to land ¬ among the swamps or whether he Then I lashed the tiller and went be got a soft would fire Long Tom trusting that his low to my own chest where I silk handkerchief of my mothers With own comrades might come first to help this and with my aid Hands bound up him was of course more than I could the great bleeding stab he had received say Yet I felt sure that I could trust him in the thigh and after he hadt eaten a had a swallow or two more of in one point since in that our interests little and the brandy he began to pick up visibly jumped together and that was in the bat straighter up spoke louder and disposition of theschooner We both dc clearer and looked in every way an ¬ sjredtphave her stranded safe enough in a sheltered place and so that when v other man served us admirably We the time came she could be got off The breeze It like a bird the coast again with as little labor and danger as skimmed ----- W- and until that Avas done I enougfl when I looked round there was considered that my life would certainly Hands already half way toward me with the dirk iu his right hand be spared We rajjgst both have cried out aloud While I was thus turning the business over in my mind I had not been idle when our eyes met but while mine with mv bodv I had stolen back to the was the shrill cry of terror his was a cabin slipped once more into my shoes roar offury like a charging bulls At and laid my hand at random on a bottle the same instant he threw himself for ¬ of wine and now with this for an ex- ¬ ward and I leaped sideways toward the cuse I made my reappearance on the bows As I did so I left hold of the tiller which sprung sharp to leeward deck Hands lay as I had left him all fallen and I think this saved nry life for it together in a huddle and with his eye- ¬ struck Hands across the chest and lids lowered as though he were too stopped him for the moment dead Before he could recover I was safe weak to bear the light He looked up however at my coming knocked the out of the corner where he had trapped neck off the bottle like a man who had me with all the deck to dodge about done the same thing often and took a Just forward of the mainmast I good swig with his favorite toast of toppeddrew a pistol from my pocket heres luck Then he lay quiet for a drew a cool aim though he had already little and then pulling out a stick of turned and was once more coming di- ¬ rectly after me and drew the trigger tobacco begged me to cut him a quid Cut me a junk o that says he for The hammer fell but there followed I havent no knife and hardly strength neither flash nor sound the priming enough so be as I had Ah Jim Jim was useless with seawater I cursed I reckon Ive missed stays Cut me a myself for my neglect Why had not quid asll likely be the last lad for Im I long before reprimed and reloaded my only weapon Then I should not for my long home and no mistake Well said I Ill cat you some to- ¬ have been as now a mere fleeing sheep bacco but if I was you and thought before this butcher myself so badly I would go to my Wounded as he was it was wonderful prayers like a Christian manx how fast he could move his grizzled Now youtell me hair tumbling over his face anil his Why said he why face itself as red as a red ensign Why I cried You were asking with his haste and fury I had no me just now about the dead Youve time to try my other pistol nor in broken your trust youve lived in sin deed mucn inclination lor l was sure and lies and blood theres a man you it was useless One thing I saw plain ¬ killed lying at your feet this moment ly I must not simpl retreat before and you ask me why For Gods mercy him or he would speedily hold me Mr Hands thats why boxed in the bows as a moment since I spoke with a little heat thinking of he had so nearly boxed me in the stern the bloody dirk he had hidden in his Once so caught and nine or ten inches pocket and designed in his ill thoughts of the blood stained dirk would be to end me with He for his part took a my last experience on this side of eter- ¬ great draught of the wine and spoke nity I placed my palms against the with the most unusual solemnity mainmast which was of a goodish big ¬ For 30 year he said Ive sailed ness and waited every nerve upon the the seas and seen good and bad better stretch arid worse fair weather and foul pro Seeing that I meant to dodge he also visions running out knives going and paused and a moment or two passed in what not Well now I tell you I never feints on his part and corresponding seen good come o goodness yet Him movements upon mine It was such a as strikes first is my fancy dead men game as had otten played at home dont bite thems my views amen so about thel rocks of Black Hill cove be it And now you look here he add- but never before you may be sure ed suddenly changing his tone weve with such a wildly beating heart as had about enough of this foolery The now Still as I say it rwas a boys tides made good enough by now You game and thought I could hold mv just take my orders Capn Hawkins and own at it I against an elderly seaman well sail slap in and be done with it with a wounded thigh Indeed my All told we had scarce two miles to courage had begun to rise so high that run but the navigation was delicate I allowed invself a few dartingthoughts the entrance to this northern anchor- ¬ on what would be the end of the affair age was not only narrow and shoal but and while saw certainly I could lay cast and west so that the schooner spin it outI for long I sawthat hope oS mo any ultimate escape Well Awhile thfngs stood thus sud ¬ denly the Hispaniola struck stag ¬ gered ground for an instant in the sand and then swift as a blow can tereclover to the port side till the deck stood at an angle of 45 degrees and about a puncheon of water splaslied into Hlfe scupper holes and lay in a poolljptweeii the deck and bulwark micrht be ¬ -- ON HALF RATIONS The Spanish Soldiers in Havana Are gaf ¬ fer lug for the Want of FoodFlour Worth Fifty Cents a round FIFTY FIFTH CONGRESS voting an hour Thursday to the discusbion of a hill rcstorinp the annuities to the Sisston and Wahpeton bands of Sioux Indians tue senate resumed the consideration of the bill to incor- ¬ A porate the International American bank test vote on amendment clearly indicated that a marjority of the senate favors the measure A final vote on it is expected Friday House The general deficiency bill was con- ¬ sidered Thursday by the house but was not disposed of It probably will be taken up Ejri day and passed unless the private calendar is urged First Regular Session Washington June 1 Senate Artor de ¬ Key West Fla June 21 A vessel arrived here from the blockade Mon day morning and reported all quiet along the line She brought an officer of the Cuban army and a pilot who are carrying important dispatches to Sen or Estrada Palma of the Cuban ¬ junta from Gen Alexandro Rodriguez the insurgent commander of Havana province The Cubans were taken on board on Saturday last from an auxiliary gur boat which had picked them up The messengers of Gen Rodriguez gave a very interesting account of their ex periences After leaving the insur ¬ gent camp they made their way into the city of Havana spent several days there proceeded to one of the small inlets in the neighborhood stole a small boat and rowed out to sea in the hope of coming across an American vessel They were three days in the boat before they were picked up The Cubans report that there are no supplies of rice maize potatoes or egjrs in Havana Flour they say is 50 cents per pound and the army has been placed on half rations The messengers class as false that vessels have succeeded in entering Havana harbor with supplies They assert that since the blockade began only thre small fishing vessels have entered the harbor and that no food whatever is received from Cienfuegos The Cubans confirm the reports that work on the defences of Havana is proceeding steadily Two lines of tor- ¬ pedoes extend across the mouth of the harbor which is said to be further protected by two atomobile torpedoes one at each side dischargable by press- ¬ ing a button The only war vessels in the harbor Washington June 1 Senate The for- ¬ eign relations committee through Mr Davis the chairman Friday reported favorablyto the seiiate the Newlands resolution for the an ¬ nexation of the Hawaiian Inlands Mr Davis announced his purpose of railing up the reso- ¬ lutions Saturday for consideration but as the senate decided later to adjourn until Monday the debate upon the resolutions will not begin until that time The bill to incorporate the International American bank in accord- ¬ ance with the recommendation of the Fan American congress which has occupied jl greater part of the senates time this week was passed by a vote of 26 to 23 The design of the measure is to furnish such banking and ex¬ change facilities as will promote trade between the United States and the countries of Central and South America The bill provides that the bank shall have a capital stock of 3000000 and that the capital stock may be increased to 525000000 The institution in accordance with the terms of the bill shall be under the supervision of the controller of the currency and in the character of the corporation which the bill grants certain privileges are accorded to the incorporators in view of advantages which are expected to accrue to those interested in trade with southern countries An amend-¬ ment to the bill provides that any coterie of citizens who comply with the requirements of the charter may organize and establish an in- ¬ ternational bank House The general deficiency bill occupied the attention of the house Friday It prob ¬ ably will not pass the house before Monday the session Saturday after 2 oclock being set apart for eulogies upon the late Senator Harris of Tennessee Washington June 21 Senate Discus- ¬ sion by the senate of the question of Hawaiian annexation was begun Monday in open session At the very opening of the question the op- ¬ ponents of annexation quite unexpectedly scored a point by preventing a yea and nay vote on taking up the resolutions The oppon- ¬ ents of annexation were decidedly pleased at preventing a show of strength but at 430 Monday afternoon Mr White afforded the of Havana are small gunboats and the friends of annexation the opportunity they had been awaiting He moved to adjourn and Alfonso XII like a flash Mr Davis demanded the An auxiliary gunboat off Cardenas yeas and nays The motion the vote upon has been visited by a Cuban officer which was a test of strength between the and opponents from the shore who reported that friends decisively 44 to of annexation was de- ¬ 15 Having gained feated place to be effectively besieged by the point in developing the numerical weakness his of insurgents on land and bv the war the opposition Mr Davis readily agreed to The ships in front He made the statement enter a motion for an executive session that proceedings of the day indicate clearly that in two weeks time the whole pop- ¬ there is to be no debate upon the Hawaiian ulation of Cardenas will be starving question in the ordinary acceptation of that The Cuban officer has his father and term House The house Monday passed the gen- ¬ wife in Cardenas and he was concern- ¬ eral deficiency hill carrying 224000000 The He described the people bill occasioned little debate and itpassed prac- ¬ ed for them as living on palm buds and dog meat tically as reported to the house from the com- ¬ appropriations The mittee which he claimed is considered a deli- ¬ the dayonwas given to District remainder of of Columbia cacy business At 537 oclock the house adjourned The vessel which arrived here Mon ¬ day has been patrolling a regular beat off the Cuban coast just like a police- ¬ man going back and forth during the Sometimes she saw day and night Spanish troops moving about but on the whole the blockade was uneventful the discussion of Hawaiian annexation which is proceeding in the senate already has begun to flagEarly in the present session the sen- ¬ ate debated the question behind closed doors for six weeks During that time a majority of the speakers were accorded close attention It is evident from the proce3dings Tuesday that the senators will not become en ¬ are which thusiastic over arguments Tuesday new to them Thinks IVIorro Has Been Battered Donu not now of dem Cal the New York June 21 A World Wash ¬ Mr White annexation spokeleaderthreethe op- ¬ ponents of for hours ington special quotes Secretary Long and a half His argument was skillful and as expressing the opinion that MorroN was presented with oratorical ability but it failed to command the attention from senators castle Santiago has been demolished it really deserved Among the bills passed was ere- - this by Sampson thus destroving one providing severe penalties for the malic ¬ the last foru at the entrance of the ious injury or destruction of submarine miners¬ torpedoes fortificattons or other coast deharbor This fort had been spared up fenses to this time because Sampson learned House After passing several bills of minor that Hobson and his companions were importance Tuesday the house in committee eon fined there It is said they were of the whole considered without disposing of u bill to refer to the court of claims certain removed lately claims of persons for property taken or de- ¬ stroyed by the confederate invasions into the Col Bryans Kegiiueut southern counties of Pennsylvania The bill Washington June 21 It is regard- ¬ brought on a long debate in which it was vig- ¬ orously advocated and opposed ed as probable that Col William Jen- ¬ Senate Opponents nings Bryan and the Nebraska regi- ¬ ofWashington June 23Hawaii again occupied the annexation of ment under his command will be as- ¬ the attention of the senate Wednesday Mr signed to the army corps commanded White dem Cal resumed his speech begun yielded after speaking by Maj Gen Fitzhugh Lee War de- ¬ Tuesday but Mr Pettigrew two hourswho dis- ¬ SD the floor to partment officials were reticent about cussed the resolutions for an hour and a half White has not concluded his the matter when questioned Monday Mr Pettigrew taking up the argument speech againsfc Mr night but there is excellent authority the resolutions merely to afford him an for the statement that the assignment opportunity to rest The conference report on-the Indian appropriation bill was presented to will be made the senate and read but no effort was made to dispose of it It was sharply criticised how- Exiled Cubans Want to Enlist ever and the indications are that its adoption Washington June 21 Advices re- ¬ will be contested because of the elimination or amendment and the ceived at the Cuban legation in this the senate free homesteadright in certain cir- ¬ acknowledgment of the city state that 250 exiled Cubans in cumstances and conditions of Indians to lease Costa Rica who are anxious to fight mineral lands for the deliverance of their native House A bill incorporating the National passed when the Mothers country have petitioned William L Congress of WednesdaywasMr Simpson pop house met Merry the envoy extraordinary and Kan created something of a diversion by ris ¬ minister plenipotentiarj- - of the United ing to a question of personal privilege Ho ¬ to read from States to that county asking to be al- ¬ proceededGrosvenors a report of Represen speech before the tative lowed to enlist as United States vol-¬ Ohio republican convention in which the saymember was unteers in the army to fight against Ohio after referring reported as opposi- to the ins Spain to the republicans in the house having voted in the interest of the reconcentrados for the Condition nt Tudo Cooley S500C0C00 appropriation that nine out of ten Ann Arbor Mich June 2L Judge of those gentlemen had voted no on every fcubsequent Thomas M Cooley the noted authority ing soldiers appropriation bill for the suffer ¬ of the Union Mr Dalzell rep on constitutional law who has ben Pa made the point that it was not a matter at a private asylum at Pontiac for a to warrant the Kansas member in rising to year has returned to this city He personal privilege and the speaker upheld the - Washington June 22 Senate Interest in wtfsf TO BE H CONTINUED iv tfS c pf Grog But Fonml Be a Trifle Weak Ss AT 11 ilAJESTY TRIED IT swft It to He picked out a Ion knife must bo nicely handled to be got in I think I was a good prompt subaltern and I am very sure that Hands was an excellent pilot for we went about and dodged in shaving the banks with a certainty and a neatness that were a pleasure- to behold - ¬ A -- -- Wie Scarcely had we passed the head be- ¬ fore the land closed around us The shores of North inlet were as thickly wooded as those of the southern an ¬ chorage but the space was longer and narrower and more like what in truth doing here it was the estuary of a river Bight be- ¬ Well madam the fact tis your maj- ¬ fore up at the southern end we saw esty is unwittingly closing up the door the wreck of a ship in the last stages where the grog tubs are kept and so of dilapidation It had been a great the men cannot have their grog vessel f three masts but had lain so Very well said the queen I wili long expospd to the injuries of the move on condition that yqu bring me d weather that it was hung about with glass of grog great webs of dripping sca wecd and This was accordingly done and after on the deck of it shore bushes had Resting it the queen said I am afraid taken root and now flourished thick I can only make the same remark I did with flowers It wasa sad sight but it once before that I think itwouldbe showed us that the anchorage was very good if it were stronger calm This of course delighted the men Now look there immensely Durham Observer said Hands theres a pet bit for to beach a ship in Fine flat sand never a catspaw trees all Heredity around of it and flowers a blowing Doctor what do you regard as the like a garding on that old ship surest hereditary trait that is what And once beached I inquired how peculiarity is most likelv to be inher ¬ shall we get her off again ited Why so he replied you take a My observation leads me to believe line ashore there on the other side at that the desire to escape work is about low water take a turn about one o the most common thing that people in ¬ them big pines bring it back take a herit Chicago News turn round the capstan and lie to for The Dusky Philosopher the tide Come high water all hands specs I remarked Uastus Show take a pull upon the line and off she dat Is a neap like one ob dese yeah comes as sweet a3 natur And now boy you stand by Were near the bit chameleons Like one ob dese yeah winches now and shes too much waj-- on her so steady star- ¬ asked Jim Slewfoot Starboard a little Chameleons It makes me blue board larboard a little stead v oliprv tiimn T n Tm TVInnlr steady f rtL N V WrjrhV- So he issued his commands which I J breathlessly obeyed till all of a sud- ¬ Wordsworth Was Tired Now- - my hearty luff den he cried Wordsworth the poet was not given And I put the helm hard Tip and the unpremed- ¬ Hispaniola swung round rapidly and to burstuig forth with ran stem on for the low wooded shore itated aa t The following is from the Wordsworth of The excitement of these last man- ¬ journal has Dorothy tired he has William come back euvers had somewhat interfered with an ad spent the watch I had kept hitherto sharply jtctiveall tflie day in thinking of Chron- Chicago for the cuckoo inouglu upon the cockswain Even icle i then I was still so much interested waiting for the ship to touch that I A- - Pointed Question had quite forgot the peril that hung Miss Elderly I declarel was so flus over my head and tdod craning over trated when Mr Bleeker called thatIm the starboard bulwarks and watching sure ne will think 1 acted HKe a goose the ripples spreading wide before ihe Miss Younger Wellj you certainly bows I might have fallen without a dont expect him to think a woman of struggle for my life had not a sudden your tige would act like a spring chick ¬ disquietude seized upon me and made en do you Cbicago News met urn my head Perhaps I had heard a creak or seen his shadow moving Cowards are erer dying- but the with the tall of tM eye perhaps it was brare man never die- till Hi fmp --an instinct like a cats but sure comes-- incident once happened on boardfrvv royal yacht Victoria and A- ¬ lberts Her majesty was sitting on hei camp stool near the paddle box in company with Lady Canning and Lady Broomfield when a commotion was observed among the sailors little knots of men talking together in a mysterious manner First one officer came up to them then another and at last Lord Adolphus Fitz Clarence was called The queen much puzzled inquired whether there was going to be a mu- ¬ tiny Lord Adolphus laughed but replied that he really did not know what would happen unless her majesty would gra- ¬ ciously move her seat Move my seat eaid the queen Why should I what harm can Ibej ¬ ¬ joint shows considerable improvement phy ¬ Recruits for the Third Artillery sically but mentally he is in about San Fpancisco June 22 Every ef the same condition as when he first fort is being made to recruit the Third broke down artillerj- - four of whose batteries are Another Comet Cambridge Mass June 21 A tele- ¬ designated for Manila for the next expedition up to war of 200 gram has been received at the Harvard men The recruiting strength o officers Jn- collegre observatory from Prof Krentz S1 i o o o nn ri vol i c CVt i rn cm nnr Sf T JU JJVUIO at Kiel stating that Giacobinis comet llHlVUUtVU make special efforts tollClt ordered to get was observed at Nice June 19 5079 in men for this regiment Twenty two Greenwich mean time in E A 20 h recruits have alreadv arrived from S and dec 20 min 40 sees 2l270G dianapolis and 47 were expected- - In from Daily motion in E A 11 min 2S sees Chicago Tuesday Dailv motion in dec 020 -- i t I 2 wujwU 4 Maine Day at Luton ia -- -- June 21 Monday was Maine day at the Latonia race track The entries gate receipts and alt were turned over to the national fund for a monument to the dead of the ill fated battle ship Maine and a handsome sum will represent Latonias contribu tion to this noble cause Cincinnati ¬ John Thomas hanged in the city jail Chuetz was yard Wednesday morning The crime for which Thomas Chuetzpaid the pen ¬ alty was thejmurder of his sweetheart Annie Eausch because she - refused to marry r hio 5 St A Hanging at St Louis- - June 23 - JLouisir- - Gen BeyHton Assigned -- i -- - - - Washington une 23 Gen H V August WIthia the TValU of Manila JBoynton has been ordered to report to London June 21 Augtjs ti wires Madrid he has retired within the walls Gen Burke who will assign himto of Manila and will be unable to oorm the 6th army corpnow joiningwuuicate further Hhtbegoytr nmftttL Chiclcamauza under GearAYilson -- - fi - oT L -- 1- - v istv Ti 4r III - - X - THE BOURBON ll N1TW A 1IL mt - lllltl -- QjaiJAfcSaiMil iBaawirl iiM CC33OTKnVEl3 vgtwTffirMdUnMaiU PIS - KY FRIDAY JUNE 24 1898 J Jtaaejifeie - NUPTIAL KNOTS The Fonrth Krutucfijttitr The Lexington Chautauqua I Hoyal matves the food pure wholesome and delicious ftOYIt Gov Bradley has receivedJifgiBpatch mis Announcements And Sol- from Gen Alger ordering Uyarious eranlzations Of Tlift Marriffe Vows constipating the John Linville and Miss Lizzie Ellen Kentucky ompanies Columbia both of this county were Fourth regiment to mobilize at Lexing married yesterday at the court house ton on to morrow Suuday andMonday olson has not yet announced bis Col by Judge Pnrneil Settle a handsome laughter of Congress man E E Settle was married Wednesday at Owenton to J W Cunningham cashier of the Farmer National Bank at Owenton The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Simrall and Mr Wm Durrett of Cov iugton was announced at a proposal party given Tuesday evening at the hmnft of thn brMe elect The date of the Both of wedding was not given out the young people are well known in this city Miss Emily B Richards of Georgetown daughter oc the late Col A Keene Richards was married Sunday to Capt Frank Stubbs of Monroe La The marriage took place at Mobile where Capt Stubbs is in the camp with It was to the Louisiana volunteers have taken place in October but was hastened oi account of the Captains regiment receiving orders to move The groom is a lawyer Muss Margaret -- POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO staff The Captains with tln locations A of their companies are as follows H Stewart Prestonshurg BB Golden Barbonrville J Edgar Park Irvine E M Shelly Albany L F Frisbee Mid Tyree Olive Hill dlesboroughi T G William Dixon Hyden Harlan T Beatty Beattyville John Patrick Jack- ¬ son George C Coram Greenup Jobeph Forrester Harlan The regiment will camp at Loudon Park -- 4 L N Special Rate NEW YORK ¬ toe Eighteenth Year Established mm hews 1881 Published every Tucsaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP ICditnrs and Owner BBUHE MILLER avable WT Make ail Checks Money Orders etc o tn order nf Champ MiMiEb -- - BIRTHS ¬ t The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter In this county to the wife of 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children James Brown of AlaskaMrs J T Martin of this city and Elisha Brown of Hutchison Funt ralservices were held at the grave in the Paris cemetery yesterday afternouu at half past two oclock by Eld J S Sweeney and Rev F V Eberbardc The pall- ¬ bearers were Chas Stephens J T Hin t m Sanford Talbott John W Thomas W T Talbott vieo R Bell The de ceased is an uncle of Gov Brown ¬ Excursion to Natural Bridge Sunday June 26th Train passes Paris about 1030 a m One dollar round trip To Indianapolis and return Aug JOth to 21st final limit Aug 31st Extension of time to Sept 10th can be had Fare 460 round trip Account Grand En- ¬ campment Knights of Pythias To Washington D Cf aud return 1655 July 4th to 7th good returning July 16th Account National- - Educa- ¬ tional Association Extension of time to August 81st can be had eighty cents To Lexington Ky round trip June 29th to July 9ch Ac connt of Chautauqua To Buffalo N Y July 12th to 15t limited to July 19th one fare round trip Extension of time 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the lines of Normal Elocution Physical Training Temperance Chi- ¬ ldrens Missionary Womens Clubs and Public School Ieachers work The music which is of the highest order include Saxions famous band iu two concerts daily TheScljubertGlee Clu and Male Quartet The Indiana State University Glee Club seventeen jolly college boys Madam Cecelia Ep pinyhausen Bailey the greit dramatic Soprano and Miss Sybil Sammis who has toured the country as the soloist of the celebrated Chicago1 Marine Band Prof A E A Id rich and his Tamous choir On the lecture platform will appear such men as Rev Sam P Jones Bish- ¬ op Jonn H Vincent President EBenj Andrews Alex Black in his famous picture plus Philip F Matzmger in McCormi ck owers i - Binder Twin f9 es j HAY RAKES eel loom 03 c2 rr csi crayon lectures Jahu DeWitt Miller Lee Fairchilds the Artemus Ward of the present time bio raphical stud- ¬ ies Prof H V Richards in scientific illustrated by experiments CJias Montaville Flowers in superb impersonations dialect readings by Will B Gane and Miss Georgia Ray McMillan Dr M M Parkhurst Mrs F Crafts Mrs Clara Hoffman Mrs Col Geo W Bain Mrs Elizabeth Shel y Kinkead will also be heard with great delight On July 2nd there will be a monster childrens parade and Flag drill with the presentation of Old Glory to the Chautauqua when Governor Bradley is expected to give the address The 4th of July will be a great day with the unique Sam P Jones as one of the orators Some great statesman will also be procured whose name can ¬ not now be announced in view of the conditions existing in our cuntry Full announcement will be made here ¬ after but the day will be made mem- ¬ orable and worthy of patronage Bishop John H Vincent the founder of the Lhautauqua movementwill make the address Recognition Day July 7 when the class of th- - year graduates July 8th is College Day with a con- ¬ test between representatives of leading colleges with the first prize 75 and the V lectures CLOVER BUNCHER - f A R Bourne K U Paris Ky A Handsome Hook For A Two Stamp New Publication by 1 he D Line Cent C paris irr g- LYS - postage our illustrated pamphlet which contains a large number of fine engrav ings of every summer resort between Cleveland Toledo Detroit and Picturesque Mackinac It has many artistic halt tones of points of interest of the Upper Lake region Information re garding both short and extended tours costs of transportation and hotel fare etc Addn ss A A Schantz G m ¬ -- To those who contemplate taking a summer outing we will mail for 2c PHOENIX BICYCLES Pretty Bicycles are all right if you want tomething pretty to look at but there is a world of satisfaction in knowing you have a wSeel that will stand the racket on all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will do it lr xa ¬ jjs---- A- fc cS The landing of Gen Shaffers troops was continued yesterday There was little if any resistance King Alfonso was confirmed yester- ¬ day A cable from Play a Del Este says that all of Shatters troops have been landed and that the lallof Santiago is Expected before Sunday Cervera is said to have kissed Hobson and his men on the forehead in recognition of their bravery The monitor Monadnock and the col- ¬ lier Nero will sail to day for Manila Joe Blackburn is being talked of for a Brigadier General Five columns of war news are printed on page two ¬ 4l New line of lace curtain1 Theatrical And O ther wise Remarks In Hintons -- It Detr rWich GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN Special rates will be furnished on the railroads Amirable opportunities for 4W t CpiTT DtrTinf vrvrt rrc tenting and camping in beautiful jjuDnuonccniuiaiuro aSpeaks McDekmott Woodland Park with ample boarding Jeff DeAngfllis will star in His Amer ¬ in the hotels and accommodations ican Highness Fashion ble Spriug shoes superior homes in the city of Lexington The in every respect and prices atthe low detailed illustrated program may be est point at Joseph Wheelock and Elita Proctor secured by addressing Charles Scott Davis Thompson Isq big Sporting Otis will be with Jacob Litts Business manager Lex ngton Ky Life next season Read J T Hiutons display adver- ¬ tisement It is money in your pocket Dont use any other but Purity tf Sam Lee the cornetist of Lexington See page four flour from Paris Milling Co tell will ba a member of Gortons New Try our special 4A cpffee six your grocer you want no other Orleans Minstrels next season pounds for 1 00 The Foyer Murray and Mack have dissolved part nership - Send your linen to Hagga Steam Laundry for a goodfin jsmnm eedfi secondifSS 1 V2 c tf Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc T - My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the very lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods rES3 3l - The Best War News McDermott Milt Barlow will play Uncle Tom in AL W Martins Uncle Toms Cabin Co next seaeon Two new cars costing 10000 are being built for the company Mine Aielaide Herrmanu will spend May Irwin the Summer in Antwerp - 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328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m pay cash t-- for all goods insures good results Another important fact not to be overlooked am paying a big rent and this feature is very much to the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- ¬ i ties 1 u A large line of paper novels often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation Indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of lv Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes he lo doses 10c large size 50c audS100of VV T Br oks druggist Paris ljan iin at Ky Vardens Important Change on The Frankfort Awarded dighest Honors Worlds Fair ft Cincinnati Tiro New Trains DR jNo2train will leave at sl30 a and arrive at Frankfort afTi20 a No 8 leaves m mr iv k C fast limited at George with the Q Shop corner Main and Fifth Sts town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p in This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ ment for persons going to Cincinnati or points north east and west of that city OPEN JUNE TO OCT 1ST No 1 will connect with the Q C Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate fast train south and No 5 connects at Waters The prettiest Place and best PARIS KENTUCKY Georgetown with the Q C local paskept Samwer Resort in the West senger from the south MOST PERFECT MADE For particulars apply to Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls o A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Your work if promptly answered flram Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant i Wrights Celery Tea cure constipa- OABT JNMTHOMAS Proprietor solicited Prices reaionablt V IRVINE KY tion sick headaches 25c t druggists jiO YARS THB STANDARD CR1AM at 430 p mM and arrives at Fankfort 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 No 8 leaving at 430 will connect of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo phosphites We are willing to trust in his answer For twenty five years doc- ¬ tors have prescribed our Emulsion for paleness weak ¬ ness nervous exhaustion and for all diseases that cause loss in flesh Its creamy color and its pleasant taste make it es ¬ pecially useful for hn and delicate children No other preparation of cod liver oil is like it Dont lose time and risk your health by taking something unknown and untried Seep in mind SCOTTS thatstood the EMULSION test for a has quarter of a century SCOTT departure of trains To Cincinnati To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agenr - 340 p m 515 a in 751- - a m F CRR Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended only to fool the buyers and pull them in oL 920 a m 530 p m Frankfort 840 a m 510 p in From W H Cox Agent To Frankfort i-- come to the point If you want the best furniture for the least money go to f - carl Crawford ALVA CRAWFORD 5c and roo all druggists BOWNE CheraistsTNew York CRAYFORt BROS OELacporirt V THINTON sf WV Barbers Close Prices on Mattings This Week BAKING PQWDIR Estill Springs Jf H Mil JOHN CONNELLY Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wocd Mantels furnish el complete Undertaking in all its Lranches Elegant line of Pictures and Boom Mouldings It ¬ ¬ TV 4 Embalming scientifically attendedjto y CARRIAGES KOR HIR Er -- a -- - iJ v r T t f f THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS JME B08HB0H SEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 XYifIDAY kS3JNTlLLATIONS Au Interesting JUNE 24 1898 vw Circuit fourt Proceedings PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY - D In Circuit Com t Tuesday Albert Hel 3f vey Will Fisher and Ed Mason all col 6red youths were found guilty of petit Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as larceny and house bieaking and Judge secpjco iiss mail matter Cantrill ordered the offenders whipped in his presence Constable Joe Wil ¬ liams went to the creek bauscs and proTELEPHONE NO 124 cured some elm switches aud- in the presence of the court iu the Circuit SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance Court room Sheriff Boweu gave the 31 00 2 00 Six mouths One year offenders a fine tiste of elm the job be news costs totj cant even get a re ¬ ing finished by Constable Williams port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Each boy was given about seventy five Cliecks Money Orders Etc lashes Make all payable to the order of Champ Miilkr Wednesday Asa Bratton Enoch Kerr Geo Brooke and Bob Patch pleadea ¬ ¬ Joinble Of News And Coinmeiit The corngfin school per capita will be 2 over SOjthis r Tuesday and Wednesday were the guilty to violating the local option law longest days in the year at North Middletown and were each Rev Dr Rutherford will preach at fined 100 and costs and French Brat Spears Mill Sunday at 330 oclock p aon Kitty Duncan and Sam Bowles -- - VJ 5 Si 4a jfflfeJKllBHBgvav were each fined 25 and costs for the m same offense Pryor sold her 15 acre The Hutchcraft will case set for trial Mrs Carrie We will place on sale This means Miss Ella Mitchell and niece Edna State Treasurers office farm near Hutchison to Mrs M E Wednesday was continued until next additional fees to Sheriffs in the big 6o doz Ladies Cotton Ribbed Vests low neck no Turney are at Olympian Springs Carpenter for 2000 cash term -sleeves Silk Taped- - a regular 2jc Vest Miss Mayme McDermott has re- counties You can have Yesterday Chas Wood convicted of JrarOur entire stoc of bicycle sundries Washington C H Ohio Red white aud blue crepe paper at them as long as they last 2 for 2 cts being accessory to house hreaking was turned from sweaters and hose at cost - Miss Minnie Lanckart of Lexing- Vardens sentenced to tvo years ia the peniten- ¬ G S Garden 6V Co ton is the guest of Mrs Porter Smith tiary At special low prices Deering binder twine machine away the Rev Dr Varden will tear The court ordered that Constable Joe Mr and Mrs George N Parris and Gowns from joe to 16 brick house on his lot opposite the Cath Williams was entitled to tne reward of son are visiting relatives in Win Chester oil and all repairs for the Deering Skirts from joe to 225 olic Church and erect a double house 50 offered for the capture of Brice Mr Jack Carter has returned from machinery at Drawers from 25c to Howard and Sam Harris who were con- ¬ Wabash College at CrawfordsvilleInd thereon 0 R B HUTCSCRAFTS victed of mule stealing Chemises from 2jc to 100 Mrs Fletcher Mann arrived home Editor Desha Breckinridge of the The cases of the Commonwealth vs A few refrigerators left at J T Hin Corset covers from 20c to 75c Lexington Herald was Wednesday apyesterday from a visit in the mountains tons Call at once Chas Rankin malicious shooting and ¬ All garments made on lock stitch machines made pointed a Second Lieutenant by PresiMiss Nannie Clay has gone to wounding and Same vs Jas Anderson dent McKinley Ladies puff ties at 40 cents best muslins and extra full feloniously setting up crap game are set Frankfort for a vibit to the Misses Pepper worth 75 cents at Price Cos An acconnt of meeting of the Jemima for trial to day The case of Ida Bed ¬ Dr W C Ussery of St Louis is clothiers Johnpon Chapter D A R at Mrs ford etc vs AR Talbott etc is as 40 doz Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers all sizes at -spending a few days in the city visiting Woodford Spears June 17th will be signed for trial to morrow joe suit shirt and drawers Clothing and Furnishing friends fcTOCK AND TURF NEWS published in Tuesdays issue Base ball goods at costs at Vardens stores will ask you 100 a suit for the same articie Mrs Henry Isgrig and Miss Edna Dogs wouuded thirty sheep belonging Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Also a full line of socks shirts neckwear etc Come- Green are guests of Mrs Hamlet Sharp A Fine Iiecital Turf Notes Mr to J E Clay Wednesday night in Majsville Black Squirrel the king of saddle and see our large stock Clay and son Saml Clay killed four of One of the most creditable class recitMrs Georgia Wright has returned stallions died Tuesday in Woodford Will save you from 25 to jo per cent on every article the dogs and wounded another als which it has been the pleasure of the from a months visit at Pisgah Wood- ¬ county He was twenty six years old bought of us writer to attend was the recital given by v The Kentucky Court of Appeals yes- Prof A M Gutzeit8 pupils at Odd ford county and was owned by J W J M Gar- ¬ fc terday affirmed Judge Cantrills decision Fellows Hall a few nights ago ¬ Mrs E P Bean is visiting her par- rett of Woodford The in the Bronston Prison Bill case hold- ¬ precision and confidence of each one of ents Judge and Mrs John D Young in Main 29 IMiMUUgll MpSt Paris Ky Rogers Rose owners of Tillo have is constitutional u ing that the law the performers showed the excellent Mt Sterling offered to match the horse against Orna ¬ Mrs M H Davis of Mayslick is ment at equal weights for a match The Lexington Outing Club will work of their instructor The playing spend a fortnight at Parks Hill in July of Misses Helen Connell Mary Russell the guest of her parents Mr and Mib race fur 10000 over the Suburban dis ¬ tance The offer is aimed at Ornament The club has about bixty members January aud Ora Slaughter was es- ¬ W M Hukill Sr gives promise Miss Addie Garner returned to Win through it does not bar any horse in Several Parisians wLl be the guests of pecially praiseworthy and Miss chester Wednesday evening after a visit training of distinction in the fntnre the club Everything in Our Store will be offered regardless of Cot for Jenni- Kntf Purnells vocal solos indi ¬ to Miss Sadie Hart next 30 days and w mention just a of the Uarains Adjutant Carroll Power and Sei cate that she is an exceedingly promis Buy the Deering Steel Binder Miss Nellie Whaloy is spending a 50 pieces of Sim ports Percales 8c per yd geant Charlton Alexander have closed ing young singer with Roller and ball bearings Pi of Gutzeit has Fancy Lawn in great variety 4fper yd their recruiting office at Lexington and done splendid work with his pupils few days with her sister Mrs Hoffman if you want a perfect and dur¬ Domestic Organdie Lawn best quality lOo per yd Wood in Mt Sterling have gone to Versailles to get recruits The recitation Tof Miss Mary Elma Genuine French Organdie Lawns 18c per yd Miss Julia Higgins who has been able harvesting- machine for the army Allen a pupil of Mrs Best of Millers 36 in Sea Island Percales only 8Jc pei yd rAb EUTCHCRAFI visiing Miss Nellie Mann has returned ¬ W Weaver of this city burg was well received and it was re- to her home in Richmond White Duck Skirts full width for 50c Prop E Agent gretted that illness prevented her from Our finest Tap d Ladies Bleached Vesis 10a and Prof Bell of Harrodeburg have Dr C Isf Fithian and nephew X giving another number Ladies and Children Seamless Hose for 10c been asked to examine the applicants Co will sell Ladies Price Chas W Fithian will go to Richmond Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c for nositions as teachers in the Rich Another Bowling Partyj boys pants suits at Cost to morrow for a short visit Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton oc mond High Schools Opportunity vou should is Mi6S Vashti Ward of Georgetown This VW We could give you columns of Bargains like4thee but space for A pleasant bowling party was given - - nw r ijall and see for your- - bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before purchasing A dispatch from Chickamauga states at the Parke and Miss Dudley of Muir are guests pt JnOE Richey alley Tuesday elsewhere that Surgeon Palmer and Hospital night Those who participated were Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock selftfjy Stewards Frank and Yandell of the Mr and Mr4 G B Alexander Misses Handsome Picture given witb 5 purchase Misses Lillian Layson of Millers A six Toom brick resi been transferred Nannie Clay Kate Alexander Evelyn burg and Florence James of Carlisle First Kentucky have street between 3 Pleasant to the division hospital Louise Parrish are guests at Mr Saml James on High furtnu Craig Vevay Ind Fourtlrfand Fifth Possession given ¬ Capt Cook has rented and is moving Lida Rogers Maysville Lizzie Man street July istfkpply to Dr H A Smith will leave residence on ning Tufney Annie iouise Clay Anne into Mrs Winnie Fords J T Hinton Sawyer Owensboro Marie Parish for a short visit to his parents in Duncan avenue Mrs Felix Lowry and The Famous Palmist M H Daily Messrs D C Parrish Ohio He will return to Paris Sunday daughter will move into the reaidence Dr John Breunan Warren Bacon J W night The Famous Palmist is reading the on Higifstreet vacated by Capt Cook WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OF Bacon Clell Turney Albert Hinton Prof P F Sternbergen of West hands of many famous Paris people Randolph Hardiman formerly of R L Parks Chas Dickson Walter Crowds visit him as usual All are de ¬ IMPORTED SUITINGS MI TBOIISERHCS Mrs D C Parrish and Virginia is spending a few days at lighted and astonished with bis skill in this city won the Lexington champion- ¬ Champ Hutchicon as the guest of Miss Marga Suzanne Hall ship at the bicycle races at Lexington Misses Mary Brent revealing lifes secrets The professor Maysville Tillie Brent and Miss Tip- ret Steele was a gold watch this week The prize Par- ¬ Mies Sallie Mai Anderson who has remains here a few days longer He also won second prize in another ton were interested onlookers been visiting Miss Nellie Mann left lors corner of Eleventh and Main Sts race Practice March For Company I Wednesday for a short visit to friends in Our Prices are lower than any houpe in Central Kentucky wiHfc Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per composed of six ex A special train Stealing quality and style are considered We ask you to give uh a uaii Spears quart McDermott A dispatch from hickamauga says Mt press cars loaded with race horses passed Miss Josephine Pozzoni of St N yesterday from Lex 4Maior Allen Second battalion Second over the L Louis who has been visiting her school ¬ Raceland Jersey butter for ington to Cincinnati en route to Chi- ¬ Kentucky is preparing to give ComD Lexington C Winchester F mate Miss Ida Thomasreturned to her sale by Newton Mitchell cago The express charges were about panies Lebanon and I Paris a practice march home Wednesday 3FJ 3000 I3RTT A rrr T4T T Ft of fifteen miles from Chickamauga to Mrs Dovie Anderson and Mr is worth your while to call and in ¬ It Crawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ the top of Lookout Mountain where Blythe Anderson and bride who was spect the new line of rugs just opened S E TIPTON Cutter ed their barber shop making it decided- they will camp one night and return the formerly Miss Alice Simms are guests by J T Hinton tf ly the most attractive shop in Paris day following It has not been definite- ¬ at Col Simms on Mt Airy They offer a prompt expert and polite ly settled when the march will be made Come Too many carpets on hand Misses Lucy Johnson and Louise service and their shop is as cool as any this week however Bashford of this place were guests of a and get one cheap 4 in the city Hot or cold baths at any tf J T Hinton- large party of young Carlisle people New Horses Bought tf hour who spent last Friday at the Blue Licks J T HINTON ia closing out his baby Messrs Hugh Montgomery and Thos circus gave two very bum Harris Miss duzanne Hall a winsome carriages Now is your chance tf performances in this city Wednesday Maginley purchased a fine pair of horses young lady from Maysville who has ssiSsS si4- A new fresh line of lawn chairs and The best feature of the circus was the in Cincinnati this week for the Paris been visiting Misses Louise and Marie act of the Japs who were seen here sev- ¬ Fire Department The animals are Parrish returned home Wednesday eve ¬ benches just received at J T Hintons Co A The first hot night you enjoy one will eral weeks ago with a cheaper circus both bays and are well adapted for ser-¬ ning tf The afternoon performance was attend ¬ vice in the fire department They cost of Misses Kate Alexander and Kate easily repay you for your outlay 390 The harness for them cost 110 a small crowd ed by Russell left Wednesday for a visit to To Cure A Cold In Oue Day aud a 20 pole has been bought for the friends in Mt Sterling They attended Among the good scores made lately at hose wagon The new horses were the ball in that city Wednesday eve Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ R L given a satisfactory trial yesterday the bowling alley are noted lets All druggists refund the money ning ¬ Parks 217 Howard Edwards 200 John if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W NTeiY OtHcerrt Elected Mr and Mrs W E Board gave a T Brooks and James Konnedy Paris Feeney 193 O L Dnvis 188 Stout Leer charming dancing party at their home Ky 180 At the bowling parties Miss Imperial Encampment No 68 I O Louise Parrish has made the highest O F elected the following officers on Houston avenue in honor of their guests Misses Barnes and Dickerson of Miss Anne Sawyer has Wednesday night score 117 Talbott Clay C P e scored 103 Miss Laura Tiundle 101 and M BLovell H P Chas Whaley S Nicholasville last night Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock Miss Emma Miller 98 W Harry Simon J W Wm Nichols A POPULAR SOCIETY The next session of my school will be W W Mitchell Treas C J of this city Miss Vashti- Ward of Scribe SWELL Bank Clie cks Must Be Stamped Georgetown and Miss Dudley of n6ar gin the first Monday in September Host Lancaster w1 L YEREES jMuirreturned nomeyesterday after a jTEEfiW banks in Paris request The es wrtp s welUas the buinASR i iii i -Uje tf 1 visit to relatives in Mason county Jit N Wages ReriTtnred Nkws toannounce that no check will man of fastidiouitjtje in dress Mr- - Palmer Graham returned to b paid or received at their counters un ¬ N will restore On July 1st the L always aitire himself in imotc lets the proper revenue stamp shall the cut made in wages on August 1st Terre Haute Ind yesterday his eon irreproachable linen a tire us have been affixed on and after July 1st 1893 Ten per cent will be restored to Jameson who was ill of fever now be The War Revenue Bill imposes a fine salaries that were cut twenty per cent iQg oufc of danger Mrs Graham and son toms of good Fociety demands more than 100 for failure to and five per cent will be added to those are guests at Dr John Jamesons of not MRS ALBERT MITCHELL They have founds our Establish ¬ properly stamp any instrument docu ¬ that were cut ten per cent The restor Rev E G B Mann Mr Chas and ment to be thelatmdxy par vexcel-ment or paper of any kind as deeig ation will affect seventeen thousand Friend and Miss Ida Friend NELLY BUCKNER MISS Bill hence rtui in fho War Revenue employes attended the wedding in lencefor transforming their soiled Lexiug- - trriflVi tn Hnnnnnrfl thnf thov will onen a Tljf u TV in i f b1 the above notice mmi lineii into a hing of beauty i Prettiest shoes the most exacting Irvjue wunjwmt xmjsu Aiuueu or Music Ulass for Piano on Monday sep sets at cost woman can conceive iu black and Shelby and Miss Alice McDowell ffimher5th color and finish jiut like Hammocks and Croquet new terms 1 irt collar brown leathis at Davis Thompson at Vardens -orenfi 12 50 War maps and globes ac Vardens Term of 20 lessons private tf Isgrigs 625 Term of 0 Uessons class Tn yeryabeit companies com- Payable in advance Always ask for Paris Milling you seen those new toilet sets pote my agency which insurs at Have Hiutous Prices the lowest Studio within a JT Cos Purity flour All grocers For information square of City School fire wind and storm p itterns the newest Against VV M JB1XTON JR BRO Proprietors tf keep it Insist on fearing Parity above at Ejris Ky address either of VeiL tniofu JTelepho a- vJ J rr-Twytimt HaXMOCKS 50c at Vrdej lfc c jr HlllTOir ti W0 t il i A J rmrnuro jr Ot ruouiuuuu wbH Notes Hastily Jotted On Tho Streets At The Depots in The Hotel LouDies Ana one ot tnuiyiappiicants wno passeu a j We3t Point exainination There were Eisewhero ninaty candidates Rev F J Cheek was in Cincinnati yesterday The A 04TJ W the oldest andlarg- Mrs Bruce Miller will entertain at est fratemaMnsnrance Society in the world wasjfounded by John Jordon Up euchre this afternoon October 7th 1868 at Meadville Mrs B B Hutchcraft ia out again church Pa It now has 36 Grand Lodges 4887 after a sho t illness Subordinated Lodges 382757 members Mrs B M Renick is spending a ftw and his paid to widows and orphans of days at Olympian Springs deceased members S4 121754 84 Miss Sousley of Maysvile is the The Court of Appeals in the case of guest of Miss Louie Bruer the Western Union Telegraph Company the ball in vs the State holds that taxes on the tan- Rob Frank attended Mt Sterling Wednesday night gible property of corporations are pay guest of able to Sheriffs and that only franchise Mrs Henry Spears was the taxes are to be paid directly into the friends in Lexington yesterday j JR year THE LATEST IN SHOES - we can please you on any of the family great or small All the latest colors patterns and shapes from the leading manufacturers Our low prices are an especially attractive feature Are you on the lookout for something handsome and serviceable in shoe leather exceedingly If you are Davis Thomson FOR QUICK SALES j Isgrig 1 ¬ - -- ¬ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ijo ¬ of -- ¬ GENTS TAKE NOTICE ¬ - ¬ MiiJrf tm Condons yen apritw - fv te - 4 ls V- t 4 r F to-morr- J DCONDON ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER TE 0 ¬ - -- - I j SCHOOL NOTICE aHW J Winters of this city liae en gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursdays each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac tion Call in and have your eyes tested free df charge Next visit will be Thursday June 30 189a - ¬ -- - j MUSIC CLASS aM i TnaiTw te 1 1 L J f if v nv tujii ti -- The Bourbon Steani Laimialpk o4 J j ti Bfcjjssi Ln - Lp -- J - AC5 fl i- t B J r jtf f 5 s mc r O- - K - w JSs - jur - - jc y fsf jv fUF- - M ffl 3 e i i THE BOUEB0N NEWS FiflJH XY FRIDAY JUKE 24 1898 T voived the utmost vigilance and-dov-n-- a If ht - a t i v- - easiest task for a youngster he Docrlan Assails the Nostrils Vio was on fire with excitement I walked Some of ilie Elderly KatieM Ar 188L Eighteenth Year Established JltlhgatfL Hay c Reasons ommm lently I5nt IM Pleaglnsrto path fiomvJidre slender up Published Every Tuesday and Friday by mi lllClk tUli the Palate I had an excellent look oit over the WALTER CHAMP I Editors ana Owner a fine timbered section near country BRUCE MILLER The old town of Culpeper in the hef The army of invasion will not be long Lexington of Viririnia is stirred up over the waTlS in the sweltering islands which Admiral My eyes were strained out of their THE TIME TRAVELER my ears must have It has not been stirred since the dafp Dewey has added to the national real sockets almost and estate before it will encounter a gas- ¬ stood away from my heads so eager was when the bonnie blue flag waved ov such a great big clock confederate armies and the YaulS tronomic problem that will convince To speak so hoarse and low I to catch the slightest sound The the the soldiers that nature has a capacity He stands so straight and he looks so tall leaves rustled in the wind and now and uniform was athing to be dreaded Jh When the firelight shines on the wainscot Yankee uniform is very much in q for practical joking hitherto undreamed then a branch crackled under the wall clumbering bird I im dence now in old Culoener and the num of Some resident of the Philippines is weight of a With wonderful things to show A golden bridge and a golden boat agined ail sorts of things The war wa3 who are getting into it are mjiyjpj going to offer a soldier a doerian to eat Golden fish in a golden moat young then and we wern seasoned them those who wore the gray a geiirF The military mind is going to be filled Golden apples on golden boughs and hardened in experience A fellows eration aero One of these old vetsaffs at once with wild thoughts of Spanish Golden folk in a high gold house Tfels treachery of poisoned wells and food imagination gets very vivid and he is plied for enlistment the other day Golden birds on a spangled sky of the local mi charged with disease of the cowards Golden pheasants that flit and fly of things that he is asked the commander liable to see all sorts Where the golden blossoms blow sr s game of destroying the armed bat- ¬ expected to see and watch out for Loss tia to take him in M and wonder why And oh I wonder But you are too old Mr Thrall saioj talions he fears to face in the open field If he cant speak better or just wont try of sleep uniusual excitement and a me The doerian is a fruit What it looks recruuiug uuiuci But nobody seems to know feverish anxiety not to be caught nap You think I afti too old said Thrall tike would be impossible to convey to ping made me all the more fearful of Tick tock such an old old clock Dont it ap- the thought except by tinted pictures go being trapped Just as I was turning pulling athis long beard Such a long long while to A hundred years- and a half again at the end of the beaten track I saw a pear to you all sir that I am as goodSJ Its appearance is of slight moment here He has watched the sun and the wind and man coming toward a fence I leveled man as any of these youngsters here4 for even if the Philippines are annexed rain j the fruit will never be seen in the my double barrel ready to do as I was abouts The glass and the winter snow Oh there is not the slightest doubtij American markets h It will not bear For a hundred years and a half has seen told when the fellow set his foot on the The old leaves fade and the new spring fence I expected to see him jump over as to that replied the officer looking transportation and if that difficulty green the next moment but he seemed to over the spare but straight and muscu- - could be obviated no quarantine officer And the little children grow hesitate He nfaj be watching me I lar figure of the old man but the gov- - would dare to allow a cargo of doerian TicRtock says the old old clock thought looking steadily at him and erriment fixes the age and we can dp to enter any port its signs of dire con- ¬ And his voice sounds tired and slow tagion are so manifest The unimporcovering every movement he might nothing to help you A hundred year and anigh fourscore Well then sir said Thrall this j5 tant question of what it most resembles once more from make with my gun I refrained Over and over and still Oh little child I have said my say shooting only because I did not want to where I fool the government I am go may be passed over by saying that it The dark night through and the live ¬ raise the commotion which my shot ing back home to shave off this bearoy never looks ripe and never looks fit to long day and when 1 go down to Richmond eat I have watched your folk as they came and wouldof entail wifhout being absolutely reckon Ill txct in all riffht The first doerian which a newcomer went my business sure So he went back tohis house immo- - encounters in Luzan and above all at Small and sturdy and big and bent It seemed to me that I stood for Goldenhair graybeard babes and men hours glued to the spot There was lated his flowing beard and went to Iloilo where they abound does not long watch I Many athem now as I watched them thee that fence that man with his foot on it EichmondN carrying with him a treinen occupy the eye for the nose is more vioyear ago in- ¬ dous pistol which he used in the civil lently assailed When a doerian is in its The grown folk look in my full moon face ready to swing his body overa that of war As he has not returned to best stage of ripeness its odor is such as sort my painted case tense longing to shoot yet But the children peer at his friends believe he has suc to demonstrate how poverty stricken With its birds and flowers and the grown sober afterthought bidding me to wait ceeded in fooling the government folk all the language is in terms descriptive of until he had made another move The Listen they say when aloud I call There came down from the hills the foul odors 8Hov man ever discovered move never came Telling the hour but the children hear Gradually dawn crept over the tim- other day a long countryman of the that this nauseating odor covers the Tinkling stories sweet and clear seas the China I tell them tales of on golden trees ber At its first faint rays I felt re¬ name of Clatterbuck He was walking most delicious of all fruits is a dense golden parrots Of lieved Xow I would see my man more down the street when he met former mystery There is but one way- - to eat Where pig tailed people little and great plainly He too would see me and do District Attorney Davis of Brooklyn ones first doerian Have simple faith Fish for stars by a palace gate and the utmost confidence in the integWith their golden rods a row something more than rest his foot on who knew him Hello Clatterbuck said Mr Davis rity of the person who proffers the rethe fence rail I never rest and I never sleep what are you doing in town volting delicacy Then stand at a disThe stars withdrew one by one and I never laugh and I never weep eyes Things dull up yonder replied Clat tance to windward while some immune Oh little boy with the big blue all at once there was no fence there Who sleeps and wakens and laughs and was no man there was not even a terbuck I reckoned as how I mought breaks the fruit open for eating Hold cries ing a tight grip upon the ndstrils rush stump that looked like a man My eyes earn a piece or two down in town 1 am very old I am very wise How much do you expect to earn upon the fruit and pop a segment into 1 never stop and I never play ached from the strain of gazing so hard With never a halt nor a holiday the mouth The moment the creamy at that one imaginary object peering asked Davis my tale and I say my say I tell Wall eight dollars a mouth and pulp melts up on the tongue and finds through the darkness to see it come said the tall old clock Tick tock J Ms way backup the palate there is the To the little child in the short white frock toward me Yes it was an intense relief keep perhaps You can do better than that See victory won now do you wonder so And to find that I had been mistaken but it the Philippine have Rosamund Marriott Watson in N Y In- - was a matter of still greater congrat- ¬ that flag down there They will give peacefully conquered the invader No dependent 13 and ulation to me that I had not been be- ¬ you Yanks rations down there to fight fruit can rival its rich flavor as of strawsaid Davis jfl guiled into rousing the entire camp the berries and raspberries mixed with vionT j You dont say said Clatterbuck lets and delicate rose leaves Of all the J from its peaceful slumber by the crea- ¬ and he straightway made for the re ¬ products of nature it is the most detures of my overvivid imagination cruiting office When he arrived there licious The first mouthful is all that is Was I frightened you ask I wont he found Story deny that I was badly frightened and Yankees hethat it was Spaniards not needed the nauseating odor is passed was expected to fight ixand done forever years may elapse be that reminds me of a fellow in my com- ¬ I thought that Davis boy was giving tween the eating of two doerians but Hi pany who once gave appropriate an ¬ 1 he disgusting stench will never again swer to a crowd of soldiers who made it to me strong said Clatterbuck knew the war was over ten wnrs ago lle perceived The plant though now SCENE at Union station when all manner of fun of him because he Another resident of Culpeper is fifij FnVm nrlnTi t in Tio io7inor1 trembled THE First battery left for the south going to like an aspen leaf as they weie baggage master at the railroad station Eo be indigenous PfiilJnni noc it- There at to Sumatra battle awakened in many of those present Boys said he if 3 ou trembled as acolonel of the confederate service who east they endow it with magic power to memories of the days of the civil war lost all his property but not all all the wanderer home for the island- Mingled with those who witnessed such I do youd cut and run I tell you this roiiiriocr in V10 iro r s often repeat the proverb who has prob stirring scenes for the first time were sense of fear on the eve cf what isto I see said the colcriel the ofi aten doerian will eat doerian NY be 3o i The former ably certain death is nothing ii lo r oii- veterans of the war iUTtV uujr ashamed of nor anything to wonderat troopsmtn tucjr lamaiiuui ianm Ullii listened eagerly while the Intter down vonder toCuba U1H K K ij itstmLiwsaesea trjrfaj- r eleoVm reminiscences as they waited Lincoln one of the greatest of all men gLve ine zuuu oiaciv men- - sirjSVH7 mm WOF INTELLIGENCE Ji appreciated this tearv 1 rehfember the you sir that not one of fhein UUlil iov the train that brought the boys vfilfia UkHkK flsP3 case of a young fellow whose name back alive sir hex from the barracks X Y Sun 3jga Very HIsrh Order Illustrated in athink it ¬ I might tell you if I didnt mtm tec In the crowd was Ala j Harvey Sal- wrong Novel Manner by a Big St Just before one of the bloodiest TO SEE THE REAL THING vere Mo Friends mon of Clinton Bernard f gathered around him Strangers jos- engagements fought during the late H fr lie Wants to Go Down 4 V PnllA JV j kXGj L A striking instance of the intelligence tled by the surging mass of people war he ran away HeSvas caught condemned tobe-shoti Mny Be Able to Tell pricked theirears to hear war stories got a dog was demonstrated bunday His friends sought President Lincolns More Tales I was a youngster at the outbreak interference but before they in Maplewood at the residence of WTJtt night had a iof the war Maj Salmon was heard to Wr S Moore local agent of the There is living on Grand River avie Col We Missouri boys who wanted chance to reach him Stanton and Holt say Miami Powder company The incident to join the confederate army went in a went to him and told him that anex cue a citizen whose brilliant iraagina has set all Maplewood to talking very different way from what our brave ample must be made in the case of the tion would be worth a fortune to a A St Bernard pawed on the door of lads are going to day We had to steal young ffqllow that he must be shot as young man of average intelligence andr Mr Moore s residence and whined and energy He would have a perfect right our way through the lines in the dead a warning to others in such a strange manner that jjiuuuyi nuscrv serpusfaiia SHOOK to go after the laurels of Munchausen growled in of ndght on horses that pe picked up people concluded to inthe ma iieuu u uuuLiuiiy to The old gentleman the L i f ever andexpectbeenwin of Michigan except vestigate They houseobserved that his had Stanton he said have you has never out Jrt tv S betokened a look of distress rather been to war on one occasion when he took the face No said Stanton I never have wrong boat and went to Windsor in- than fierceness Col Moore and others Have you Holt persisted Lincoln stead of Belle Isle but his imagination started put tp fpllpw the dpg As soon as the St Bernard perceived I have not had that privilege Mi- supplies all defects of travel and the that he was being at least partially un- ¬ president answered Holt ciirrent excitement stimulates him to derstood his whole attitude changed JHYsIL I have wasL Lin coin his bgst and he frisked about in ajoyful manner joinder I was in the Black Hawk wa Biggest fight I ever had he echoed and Lknow what fear is I will not have to one of his audience on the horse He watched the colonel and his party ¬ a man shot because he runs away in block the other evening I really never carefully to see that they were follow ¬ the face of almost certain annihilation had what you might call a fight Dur ing him andled the way to a neighbor ing house about half a mile distant j B 7Ji x YVJLSVVi1 ing one engagement in the Mexican When this place was reached his- mo- ¬ War I was shot four times and knocked but will not permit you to shoot him St Louis Republic down and run over by a couple otgun tives were at once understood There carriages but I never called that any ¬ wedged tight between the bars of a - Tlie Wearing of Mourning porch railing was a small pug dog that The custom of wearing mourning is of thing njoxe than a tussle Isjmply did in his struggle to secure his iiberty had an antiquity so great that its origin in my duty and hadnt thought about the twisted himself in such a position that uncertain and no practice is so widely natter till you brought up the subject he was rapidly choking to death diffused asthis is more variable From of fighting I think that the nearest I ever came The St Bernardstood by and watched 40 days to a year is commonly consid with interest the efforts of the party to ered the proper time in Europe ami to being frightened was when I was extricate the unfortunate pug from his America for wearing mourning but cir- doing the Rockies on foot for my health perilous position This was only accamped one night with a party from cumstances greatly vary from Vhis ap Boston that I ran across and in the complished by breaking the bars of the proximate rule Courts go into mourn railing As soon as the pug was freed ing from seven to thirty days Mourr morning walked a couple of miles to the St Eernard manifested his appre SAW THE MAN QUITE PLAINLY I ing is displayed upon public building a stream to get some trout for their ciation bjr jumping on the shoulders of wherever we could Man3r a fellow was generally about a breakfast I had landed about half a month and killed before he got into the ranks for a relative depends upon themourning bushel when I heard a noise at my back Col Moore and licking his hands in across the lines and years after his of the relationship We are nearness and there was a big grizzly helping him- ¬ gratification Then he trotted compla accustomed cently from the place and was soon lost bones were found bleached to snowy to think of black as the only mourning self Not having my usual presence pf to view whiteness in the spot where his body color but almost every color of gfe the rain- ¬ mind I jumped up caught the beast No one in the vicinity had ever seen was tiiroNvn by those who had shot him bow is used somewhere in the world as by the tail and went tp kicking him in the St Bernard before but all exdown We found all that was left of a ihe ribs He was sc surprised at this pressed admiration for the rare nephew of minx in an old house Rata an emblem of mourning black and treatment that he took to his heels white striped in the South Sea islands I intelligence that he displayed canine St had gnawed the flesh off his bones grayish brown in socked Ethiopiapufe brown out a a fishhook into his tail paid Louis Republic only his clothes Identified him line and drove him into camp But in sky My first engagement you say niaPersia blue blue in Syria and Arme- that was nothing What I want to do if deep Bokhara purple and 3Iap That Cost a Million Yearly There were so many of tlwni 1 couldnt violet in Francein Turkey viotet Ghana I can is to go to Cuba and have some The largest map in the world is the tell just now which was the first but white and Egpt andBurraah yelloV real excitement Detroit FreePress ordnance survey map of England con ¬ T 3iad an experience in the early part Detroit Free Press To Rejuvenate Straw HatKW i taining over 108i000heets and costingof the war that I will never forget I Womens black straw hats may be 1000000 a year for 20 years The scale was with Gen Price at Lexington Mo Her Age given a new lease of lifebv revarnish- - varies from ten feet to one eighth of an His sister wished to discourage him j when he drove Mulligan inside the fori i ti The tifications in September 1S61 The but was anxious to do itin a quiet way mg meu wiiicu xeauy uuces ine place inch 1o the mile havingdetails are so scale federals had fortifiedthe town and it that would not make trouble so she of dj eing using some black sealing minute that maps hedge a fence of 25 wall wax pounded into small pieces and over inches show every was rumored about our camp that they said r4 building and even every isolated tree in which enough methylated spirits to dis ¬ How old is she she asked intended to surprise and rout us The solve it has been poured then mix the country The plans show not only She says she mbst strenuous piclcet watch was kept replied v day andnightv I was called out of a Wel she returcethe next time thoroughly and apply with a soft brush the exact shape of everyibuildiiig but area doorijep lampppst sound sleep shortly after i had retired you go to see her yoifd better takT ipijhe hatcovering every crevice oMhe every porch fire plug Chicago Chron railway and straw hats may v one night in September and told to go nlong an almanac She evidently htfr jstraw in Blue same manner be freslii icle enen tne using blue out beyond the second picket and keep forgotten how to reckon time sealing wax Ladies Home Journal1 When it comes to breaking things close watch My instructions were to A Southern Standard down the first man who hove in gently there is no one who is quitese - Saked Egrsrs with Cheese- shoot The vara which is frequently irien sight and then retreat to the second srtccessful as a disgusted woman Chi Beat the whites of the eggs to astift lioned in deeds tp land and in conversa- ¬ J picket It was one of those hazy au cago Post froth Mix grated cheese withthe tion in Texas Xew Mexico and other nights- comraonL part of the tumn whites alio wi jig one tablespoonfujfof party of the country whichwere for- Standard Officers jpduntry There was ncmoon but the Rear Admiral Gherardi retried in V eheese to each egg Salt to taste nierly under Spanish rule is araeasure stars twinkled through the gloom and speech at New York saysrthat the Turn into a well buttered dish dof surface 109 vara equal 1 square c jubw and then one felltjajling a thin of this war will show that tne ri r TiO Trtl e Wiiiii ot nV J itfiJvV yard so that fprHprabticar proposes r mim the vara is equivalent to the yard jind of light behind iiwealc staridard of officers and meninfheaVy apart on to it Bakeuntil lie to ItjgSv Jl gglMCW rjm1y UV1 Lduis Glblk- na f rktm f tKk n3rA al UUBU1U lUUt haseJkeptHpace withtheiinprovement in T1 beso consideied--S- t IvHew pemocrat iarmamcats fia t THE BOURBON NEWS wasnt th My brain GULPEPER AND WAH SP vp8jRSj QUEER PHILIPPINE FRUIT - PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL Out of every 1000000 persons 1200 die from gout M H HAILEY1 --PARIS -- a r Tz -- Tick-took 402 MAIN ST Forty years ago the first missionary i Over Deposit Bank vas eaten on the Fiji islands Brig Gen John 1 Bodgers is said to Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m be the best posted man in the army on Tf the subject of heavy artillery A New York infant has just been con ¬ demned to stagger through life under the name of Walter Sampson Schley L ei Of m H A SMITH Co 1 ¬ 3-- ¬ - - ¬ - y w ¬ Cul--pep- er ¬ -- Dewey Cull en Senor Sagasta is 71 years old and be- ¬ gan life as a civil engineer He was at one time the most vehement opponent of Queen Isabella When George W Cablemade a speech before a London literary club recently some of his hearers were surprised to find that he was white and did not talk in negro dialect Since the death of Gladstone Senator Justin Smith Morrill of Vermont is the oldest living English speaking states ¬ man There was about four months difference in their ages Lieut Charles Young of the Ninth United States cavalry is the only col- ¬ ored officer in the army West Point has graduated but three colored men and Young is the onlj one of the three now in service The lad who is heir to the throne of Japan seems to hold the worlds record in the matter of pedi- ¬ gree He is the first male descendant in this order of primogeniture of a dyn- ¬ asty which has reigned 2000 years Emperor William never wears an evening dress suit and there is an im-¬ perial regulation that wherever pos- ¬ sible courtiers and guests shall wear the frock coat a lAnglais otherwise the newly introduced court dress is de T Office over G S Varden Office Hpurs 8 to 12 a m to 5 p m J 5pm R ADAIR Phone 7 J Dental Surgeon to 12 No 3 Broadway Office Hour Parts Ky a m and 1 t 3dc tf GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attentien given to Undertak¬ ing and Repairing - - Paris Ky Main Street HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE ¬ rigueur l ¬ -- ¬ ¬ DESIRE tp sell my house and ot with blacksmith shpp at Jackspo NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING ville Ky I will sell fpr half cash bal anca in twelve menths Fpr farther Most Men Deelare That All Others in particulars address or call pn the Same Trade Are Ignorant BENJ F SHARON Jackspnville Ky il3pct tf ami Incompetent I i Ive come to the concluaipn that np bpdy knpws anything said the small man who had just dropped in to ask the lawyer how he was and had stayed minutes Been reading Ibsen suggested the student who was studying leases 20 r in TREES PLANTS VINES y K ¬ ¬ ¬ mar Ome -T ¬ 1 - - - - - i -- J a r - - ¬ court-martialed--a- nd W - -- r - ti - -- i ¬ ¬ - i He laughed sotly that they were not ad- ¬ justed right the guards were not mates and that the other man did not know his business Now the other man I remem- ¬ ber distinctly told me that no other fnian in Chicago knew the business but him What do you make out of that My aunt has a cottage near Engle wood said the student and the other day I was there when a painter came to rememoer tnati ne ftmaKe esrimaies was very anxious to know what bpteh painted the hpuse before Said he ought to be exposed to the trade That reminds me said the lawyer of my watch It stopped the other day and I dropped into a Clark street jewelers to see whax was the matter The man put a glass in his eye opened the watch rsquinted in and then looked me with the other eye in pitying aston- ¬ ishment For heavens sake said he who cleaned this watch last He must have been a blacksmith Say put in the man who was wait- ingfor the lawyers partner to pay him a bill You pughttp hire a plumber if you want to hear that talkWhencver you geta plumbing job you have to pay for two hours time taken up by the plumber tellings the helper what a rot len job theother fellow did and wonder- ing whether he was a union man or weJI knowu house chanics and tradesmen To day I thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No stepped into a store where they sell eye- Aeents ¬ Strawberry and general glasses There was a sign in the win ¬ alogue en application tp nnrsery cat dow proposing to fix ill adjusted glasses H F HILLENMEER cheerfully and without charge The man took mine glanced at them in a Lexington Ky deprecating manner and asked where Telephpne 279 I got them I gave him the name of a ¬ No Been observing I mean me ¬ The Blnegrass Nnrseriea pffer every h ¬ ii ji t and then told one CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BEOS Shop corner Main and Fifth Sts- - 11- row- sn-x-rrtk- j -r - utj - m - Pf iiiBY-daHetv- v -- vr - T9C ryi r V PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Ypur wprk is promptly answered eplicited Prices reasbnable SY RUPINDIGESTION N PEPS CURES FRAEFORT GUrClMHATI 1 DR CALDWELLS RY il In Effect March 1807 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY a EAST BOUND a not 0L lv - 1 ¬ ¬ T ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - ¬ - ishe r ¬ N -- i- - ¬ -- ¬ - tp-that- - y re--pu- ls - Jj i m T -- aMaMJsfI -- 4i Ar frranfefort3dlam Arhhelbyvillel0dlam70pm Ki AiguuIsArilleJll00am8i5pm a Trains marked thus f rdu daily cept Sunday ptheif trnins run daily x-Thrpngh Sleepers between IiOuiavill Folloxred Instructions Teaching Ethel to spell it was very Lexington and New York wituotS discouraging to Miss B Finally change Por rates Sleeping vGar Point to your eye Ethol she said ny mformatioricall oh reservation ofc and say i and thing what mamma drinks at night and say t Company in schppl the next day tempted Miss B to shpw off Spell it Ethel gract iAf Thexrepy was prompt 1 - What about lawyers demanded the bpss pf the office looking up sharply They always agree they do said They always the visitor backing out make out that the other lawyer is the smartest in town so that they can charge more for getting the best 0 Chicago Times Herald him ShopliftingNothing has done so much to encour- ¬ age stealing shoplifting as modern department stores and their methods The problem presented is a difficult one with which to deal but while mer- ¬ chants have a right to display their goods the public also has rights and duties in the matter If a banker dumped his cash on tables outside his desk railings and let people handle it at will he would not get much sympa- ¬ thy when he complained that it had And if he continued the been stolen practice because their losses were moref than offset by the increased prpfits vvhichthe display resulted in as is the case with the department stores there would be much justice in the claim that he had no right to make profits by any method which tended to debauch the public In short it may be f airly main tained that It is a prime dnfy of every citizen to exercise reasonable diligence ln safeguarding his own property and thai H he neglects Ihisvhe- becomes in x measure a menace to society Inter- national Magazine - And when you come to think of it Live Kranltfort said the man whp had started the flpod Arr Filkhorn doctors arent much better Profes-¬ Arr Swltzer sional courtesv wont Jet them talk Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duval Is right out but if they find out what tha Arr Jcorsctown Lve Georgetown other doctpr has been giving they al- Arr Newtown ways give spinething different And Arr Centrevillei Arr Elizabeth then theres lawyers Arr Paris r - 60nm 800pm 6nlam SXlpnx 702am 8pra 7Ktam 38pm 7iMam 415pm ftiKJam 4Wpm Sl2am 442pro K2am 452pru 8Sam 458pm K frttam 320pm ¬ t On in ftrlOpm WEST UOUND live Paris ArrElixabeth Arr Centrevlllc Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown live Georgetown- Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground TL A niOatn 948am 5i8pm 1000am blUpra 1040am 633pm 106am C46pm Sfcam 542pnk 8am 548pm 50pm O iV J L4Ci MMit FitANKTORT 115am 704pm 1135am 7llpnx IhSJam ll0am 653pm 725pm GEO B HARPER Genl Supt C D BERCAW Genl Pass Ky At TIME TABLE EAST BOUND Lv Louisville 830am 6 O0pm Ar Lexington lt15am 840pm v xin5toP V2KaY8a0pm 30am SsROpitffr V WinJ5betr1l1iam 9SiPra Wam Ar i3255pm 950pm 950am 705pS -- 6 5wm 340pm Ar Washington Ar Philadelphlal0l5am 705pm Ar New York 1240nn 908pm ¬ WEST BOUND Ar Winchester Ar Lexington 730am 450pm 655am 25n 800am 520pra 755aiu 345br J0pm I t 1 Hi juase cJEte - ik - iii9eft f k E ft -- rsfe A K X i t r THE BQURBON NEWS PARIS GLAL SHE DIDNT YELL THE OLD TUNE mighty weak at slngla and theres nothin I can play An4 If Ive an ear fer music its a deef one anyway know Old Hundred from a Jlgr I Id reckon but I guess The tunes that I could name aint moren a dozen maybe less But there is one among em thatll make my pulses chime You start up Yankee Doodle and Im with yer every time Theres somethin in its snappy dash that seems ter be a part Of what there is a beatin In a Yankee fe- ¬ llers heart Theres somethin in Its life and go that thrills yer through and through And seems ter fit the colors of the old Red White and Blue Until yer want ter tell the flag a wavin there sublime Ive harked to Yankee Doodle and Im with yer every time Its what they played at Yorktown when Cornwallis met his check in triumph on the Its what they sung deek Constitutions It timed the feet a marchin from Atlanta to the Sea And rung at Appomattox round the famous apple tree Afid when a soldier heard it In the battles smoky grime His sword beat Yankee Doodle on the foeman every time And now they say they need us once agin round the shores of Yankeeland To drive the childrens butcher from the island In the1 sea And sponge the bloody blotches off the skirts of liberty And if the country wants my help to make the Spaniard climb Jest play old Yankee Doodle and shell git it every time Joe Lincoln in L A W Bulletin to take a stand And make a livin breastwork - J FEIDAY JUNE 24 1898 THE PIANO Cam When Shi Found Out That Her Indus trious Xcigrlibofr Was IVot Com ¬ mitting Suicide A certain 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 too and the sound of his merry saw makes pleasant music for the neighbors who have no objection to being awakened tsirly 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 casuallylooked over the low fence into the handy mans vard hat she saw scared her so that she couldnt move hand or loot The handy man was ly ing prone on his back his bodv concealed peneath his poivh but with his face in strong relief ITe was very pale his hair was dis ordered and hi- - eyes were rolled U and iixed in a ghastly intcntness Against his breast he seemed to be pressing some deadlv weapon that glistened as a 1 ay of light touched it The woman on the porch tried to scream ana couldnt She knew the handy man was committing suicide He panted his face grew red and his form V tra th6ught I redden ed slightly Un er the guard JUGGING MJViGoxzleby Oar Coast Be ElTectKahy Block ¬ i Ail women are the same to nimncon tinued Arbuscula recovering herself What is the difference between you and me A wedding ring And all it symbolized rejoined my wife softly Thats a house on a fifth rate terrace with only one stop cock for eight of ye and the lady next door cuts off the wa- ¬ ter when she has had a few words with you over the hedge I know it sneered the other 0 it symboiizes more said Edith but her tone was weaker the thrust had gone home for the study of hy- ¬ drostatics had been forced upon us of ¬ 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 pospd uieid anxiously ask is a familiar fact said Mr Gozzleby prifc is a fact at least familiar to all fond ffarents that children without exception play the piano with the hard pedal on all the time All children like to make all the noise they can in playing the piano as in Playing upon the piano everything else without the heavy pedal does not disturb me at all but the minute the heavy pedal is put on I am greatly disturbed and the continued resounding of the notes fairly racks me Of course I cant be forever saying dont and its ungracious to say it at all I suppose for why shouldnt the children have their fun And so I hit upon the desperate ex- ¬ pedient of blocking the heavy pedal I have late whittled out a nice little piece of soft white And what is tl nt pray demanded pine into a plug that just fits into the space under the pedal in the opening in which it Arbuscula insolently your works so that the pedal cannot be de- ¬ To explain woufd be to insult pressed and yourself replied intelligence Vlt has only been there two days now but it has been two days of blessed relief It Edith Beat in carte lunge in tierce cant last much longer because the children thought I are liable to ask me any minute whats the 0 Im not thin skinned laughed matter I wonder they havent asked me long ago and of course Ill have to tell em Arbuscula I made allowances rejoined my but I am grateful for the rest I have had and the respite has given me strength the better wife It Washington If confidence can be felt Find Temporary Relief military and naval officers in the opinion of On July 3d to 6th Dticketsamd Returnfrom will be sold in high places at irons 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- via the Chesapeake and Ohio Ry at one fare ly fjen if our navy and sea coast defences plus 200 on account of the meeting of the will could offer no ¬ ¬ aded HA1F FARE National Educational Assn Tickets be good until July 15 returning and may be extended to August 31st This is the best opportunity you will have to visit the fa- ¬ mous 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 reserva ¬ He Ah yes I know Im my own worst tions apply to U L Truitt Nor West enemy She Oh you egotist Chicago Evening Passr Agent 234 Clark St Chicago HI News A boy arrives at the age when he takes hi9 Fits stopped free and permanently cured hat off at the door as naturally as he takes No fits after first days use of Dr Klines the measles Washington la DemocratGreat Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle To Care 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 vegetables all taste alike mosquito bar when the mosquito wants to of water and salt Atchison Globe get at you Atchison Globe adequate resistance seems to be mirjossible When a blockade of the bow- ¬ els exists relieve constipation with Hostet ter s Stomach Bitters which conquers dys- ¬ pepsia malaria rheumatism and kidney - V Cycling is such a healthful exercise that a cyclist hardly ever feels run down unless a road hog drives over him L A W Bul- ¬ Is taken Internally Price Hairs Catarrli Care 75c letin What a terrible time people do have try ing to have a good time Atchison Globe yoost through About this time the woman on the porch understood that the handy man was boring an auger hole through the floor of his porch that the deadly weapon was an auger and that the hired girl was on hand to watch thp operation Then the woman on the porch was glad she didnt yell Cleveland Plain Dealer Yes Isnt it through yet said a voice from above ii been A EATALITY AVOIDED From the Democrat Goshen Ind When neuralgia is accompanied by a dull heavy pain near the heart frequently be coming intense it generally terminates fatally Mrs Nancy Flynn who lives near Goshen Indiana survived such an attack and her advice is worth heeding In the fall of 92 she said I began to have trouble with my heart There was a sharp pam in my breast vhich became rapidly worse The doctor iyas 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- look was constantly Sard slept andI had no appetite m pain sel At 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 hort time ¬ k4p4Q0cpb4lrfi LETTERS By WILLIAM BUCKLEY g-o---- smiled I knew that she had always possessed a most unfeminine sense of humor but I was not prepared for its assertion at this supreme moment The two women stood looking at each other across the table Arbusculas dazzling smile lighting her face my wifes pale yet never so beautiful I thought though now enlightened by the contrast I noted lines of anxiety which had been creeping there during the past months and violet shadows under the sweet eyes The other gath- ¬ ered up the letters and began to shuffle them as one would a pack of curua she You are dying to read them said My Arbusculas lips became a thin line that will surely of scarlet Then they parted and she cover the plug to withstand for a time at least the uproar come when the children dis ¬ N Y Sun On Wednesday July 20th the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry will run an excursion from Columbus Zanesville and intermediate stations to Niagara Falls via Cleveland and the elegant Steamer City of Erie or City of Buffalo Transit Buffalo of the Cleveland Co The round trip rate to Niagara Falis will be 600 from Columbus anu Zanesville 500 from Mt Vernon 400 from Millers burg 300 from Akron and proportionately low rates from intermediate stations Train will leave Columbus 1130 a m and Zanesville 1200 noon of that day making fast time For full information as to limits of tickets trips beyond Niagara Falls and all details apply to any agent of this company or C F DALY General Passenger Agent ¬ AN OLD BULLY People who live in fear oi bis attacks How to avoid him or beat him off If biliousness isnt the bully of the body then what is When once biliousness gets the upper hand you dont dare say your stomach is your own Dont you dare eat that dish says biliousness or youll see what Ill do You take the dare and you do see or rather feel the weight of the bullys revenge The head aches not a regular ache but an open and shut ache The eyes ache not with a dull tired ache but with an agressive ache as if they were being bored by a gimlet The stomach trembles with nausea The whole head is sick and the whole heart is faint There are scores of hundreds of people who live so under the dominion of this bully biliousness that they dont dare eat or drink without his permission Theres no need of such slavery Dr J C Ayers Pills effectually cure biliousness For fifteen years I have ssed Dr J C Ayers Pills and find them very effective in all kinds of bilious complaints Thej are mild in operation and easy to take I prefer them to any other pill and have yet to see the case where they have failed A Swakoer Texarkana Ark to cure I have used Dr J C Ayers Pills in cases of biliousness and general disorders of the stomach and bowels and have found ¬ - vKKK was not so explicit wifes voice said Xo her face ¬ noticed in a newspaper T One day about a woman hav i ii g been an item the heart bv liams cured of neuralgia of Or Wil 1 ¬ Pil Pale A Serious Time trv them ind I con cluded to People s Pink f or ¬ had finished one box I noticed an improve ment in my condition and when j had taken twelve boxes I was completely cured Those pills have done for you what we could saved your life not do said one of my physicians -- they hav has npt troubled me since 1 believeJ ow mlife to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Paie People and I take pleasure in telling others abdut them Among the many forms of neuralgia are headache nervousness paralysis apopl exp and locomotor ataxia Some of these wero ionsidered incurable until Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People were formulated To day thousands testify to having been cured of such diseases by these pills Doctors frequently prescribe them and all druggists sell them That was two years ago and my heart SQUIRE JONES ECONOMY He llnised His Own Tobacco and First Clieivcd and Then S mo lied It The most economical person I 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 words for he hadnt the gift of gab like some in this city but m actions being closer than a twin f What did he do that indicated greater economy than the sentiment expressed by his wife asked the barber who had recov ¬ ered his self posseision He was a fearful chewer and used to raise his own tobacco After hed got what strength he could out of his quids he would Jay them on a shelf and smoke them in a cob pipe of his own manufacture when they got drv He got it all said the barber Tie did but not when he finished smok ing Why that old fellow used to snuff the ashes You neednt use any bay rum if it costs fivo cents extra Chicago Chronicle ¬ brother House cleanins is a duty in every household People dont wait until the iiith becomes painfully apparent but it elands to reason that in every day use more It is1 so oi less dust or dirt accumulate with the human blood From the enormous variev eatables taken into the stomach ri qu mtity of useless material is bound to il umulite in the blood and clog the free and wholesome flow in the vessels Every person vlionlil from time to time have a blood rlraning and the best cleanser and blod punfier is Casca rets Candy Cathartic We icccmmend them to all our readers well-regulat- Blood Cleaning Doubtful Meaning oioorg auiy Etli- ud will you miss me wliilc - J Kth el- - Tiirs Ami m It Why iarW 7tijcd -- I am- tto o will George consolation tome fmo -T had been three months mar- ¬ ried and lived in the blessed ex- ¬ pectancy of a secretaryship which I had been promised on a commission ap- ¬ pointed to kiquire into some abuses government did not want to find oux but the preliminaries dragged and I found myself doomed to a period of en forced idleness which did not improve my temper and I fear tried my wifes sorely for though happy we were hu ¬ man Our first and thank Heaven our cwily tiff took place one memorarjle day when we were both gardening on a plot of soot blackened ground attached to our modest dwelling In making a bor-¬ der I had planted a number of carna- ¬ tions and picotees together contrary to my wifes directions and on discovering the mistake she said what I suppose nine out of ten women would have said I answered tartly being preoccupied with bitter thoughts and so acrimoni- ¬ ous did our discussion become that Edith went into tlie house After some minutes reflection I felt the childishness of my conduct and followed to make it up She was not in the little attic like fcoudoir at the top of our mansion so I descended to search for her in the drawing room which had doors opening on the conservatory and hall By chance I chose the first and had almost entered the room when I heard the sound of a well remembered voice and drawing the portiere aside cautiously saw my wife face to face with Arbuscula I daresay you know who I am the latter was saying Edith denied the implied honor Then is your state the more gra ¬ But your cious retorted Arbuscula husband does and that is the chief point The servant told me he was at She looked just as splendid as home ever and swept our modest little apart- ¬ ment with a scornful glance My husband is engaged said Edith Anything you have to say may be said to me Well replied Arbuscula Indeed I have got a good many things to say My wife foldetLher hands and find ¬ ing one of her gardening gloves on pulled it off and threw it on the table Guard thought I And first continued Arbuscula I want to say that your husband is the And she dewriter of those letters posited a formidable bundle on the They were table beside the glove to me you may read them if written you choose I have no desire to do so replied my wife valiantly They would interest you the You could compare other went on them with those he has Idaresaj7 writ- ¬ ten to yourself I fear you misunderstand though the error is a natural one for youreplied my wife considerately A spot of light sAone in Arbusculas eye Thej would be useful she con- ¬ tinued if you wanted to make things hot for him as you undoubtedly wilL Mjr wife was silent she played with her wedding ring Or perhaps you would care to see them in the public press the other lI know a literary added viciously chap who would dress em up well theyd want a little draping for a paper I know of I conclude then that the lawyers observed no case Tiave marked Edith and Arbuscula glanced enriously WE Heres one its poetry continued Arbuscula It was written for a stays I invented the Arbuscula busk you might have heard of it Xo it must have been before my time said Edith innocently Possibly jou came rather late in the wife Our nation the orator rehearsed before the mirror went forth with bread in one hand and the sword in the other Isnt that just like a man his wife interrupted him to ask a woman would have taken a bread knife Indianapolis Journal Jnst Like a Man Many People Cannot Drink at night It spoils their sleep You can drink Grain 0 when you please and sleep like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks and tastes like the best coffee For nervous coffee day retorted the other But came to stay answered my persons young people and children Grain 0 Made from pure is the perfect drink rains Get a package from your grocer to ay Try it in place of coffee 15 and 25c Arbuscula laughed Edith put her Old Gotrocks savagely Whats that You mean to tell me that you really love my hand upon the bell daughter for herself alone Young Hard You surely will not compel me up tremulously Y es sir but I think I 1 have been very patient she said could learn to l love you t too sir in Youll want all the patience you have Vanity Fair sir in the good time coming rejoined the THE MARKETS other And you what will your future be Cincinnati June 23 without patience asked Edith 390 LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 2 75 4 40 4 00 My future can take care of itself Select butcners GC0 650 CALVES Fair cried Arbuscula laughing a laugh HOGS Common to good light 3 65 300 3 70 3 80 packers short as the snap of a breaking sword v Mixed shippers 3 85 3 45 Lieht blade Im a woman with a past the IHSHEEP Choice 3 75 25 0 25 6 40 sort morality humbugs chatter about S 60 3 85 jFHOUR w inter family but if I had a future like you by G 80 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 77 1XU Id try to get something better than the lyS VUIU 1CU - LLUJICU 32 ilU Using the hilt butt end of a roue 27 40 e No2 thought l 9 50 9 25 ime to choice My wife laughed gayly now S gaHLg 12U 0JS Mess Pork5 50 pEifmo steam know the old adage she said heioerflf uvaser 12 XJUVl UUUY husband is a reformed rake Men mm 18 xune to choice creamery 3 00 375 3XES New southern lies often serve as beacons to cruide 2 50 per bhl 275 them past the other shoals and shal iV iVETOES NewPHTPARO lows of life Experience enables them fWlrvriR Winter natfints 4 90 4 80 to appreciate things it is a good light GtKAIN Wheat No 2 red 75 72 62 t No 3 Chicago spring for a man CORN No 2 32k 25 And a useless one for a woman an ¬ ua x o rv o 9 65 9 50 swered Arbuscula with a sudden PORK Mess 5 12lA 5 70 LARD Steam change of tone its like the poop light NEW YORK wbich shows the foam uxion the reef FLOUR Winter patent 6 12 6 15 87 2 red that has just torn the poor ships side WHEATNoNo mixed 37j 2 CORN out much good when the masts are RYE 56 O 5 iti-rr- them to be always reliable They are less liable to gripe than other purgatives and although mild in action they are thorough in operation They are the best family physic that can be had PeteA J- Dcffy Rockport Texas Having used Dr J C Ayers Pills for years and thoroughly tested them both as a preventive and cure for biliousness I can truthfully say that I believe them to be the best medicine for the purpose and they do all that is claimed for them Jno E ELolb Shark Ark Biliousness is in general but a symptom of a more stubborn disorder constipation Constipation is the root of almost all phys- ¬ ical evils and Dr J C Ayers Pills cure almost all these physical evils by going to the root They cure constipation and the consequent maladies biliousness heart ¬ burn palpitation shortness of breath sleeplessness nervous irritability foul breath coated tongue and a score of other miserable maladies that have their origin in constipation Dr Ayers Pills are the surest aud safest remedy for all diseases of the liver stomach and bowels Sena for Dr Ayers Curebook and read the story of cures told by the cured Free Address the J C Ayer Co Iowell Mass - A P 1 M REQUIRES KO COOKING fiiKBCCQARSANOGlFFSSTBTWiDWCE JgWHEH FlgSTECHXSHTHEW eautifu Present K econ- ¬ EJQ - - 11 Wk FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron JJfjJaj Brand To induce you to try this brand of k Cf I We ASFARASAFOUNO POUND Of ANY OTKCH THIS STARCH WILL CO AND A HALF STARCH Rftttfcil RwHXB starchso that you may mid out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and i ypcjffiSDrrc9 jjggj omy are true the makers have had prepared at great espense a series of three lr GAME ICC PI At if rN I A Ii - going by the board She gathered the letters together whatever had been her purpose in com- ¬ ing I could see her grasp upon it was gone Catching at that moment the re- ¬ flection of my own face in a mirror op- ¬ posite I was so ill pleased by the light that I stole downstairs hearing an- ¬ other hacking laugh and the tinkle of a bell as I went I returned to the garden and com- ¬ menced to patiently dig up the border Presently Edith came out also with an armful of plants she began to sort singing a cradle song I much admired the while I went over to her I got those carnations up I said but for the life of me I cant sa which is which She ran to the border Ah you took far too much trouble dear she said softly And after all your labor too so sony Im She pressed my arm and the touch covered more than the words But the line was not straight I answered averting my eyes Well draw a straighter one now jou and I she whispered I passed my arm about her waist and kissed her She put both her own tiround my neck Wy wife OATS--Mixe- PORKNew mess LARD Western BALTIMORE d lo CO 29 10 50 exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before geve away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in The subjects are the manner specified 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 i 600 6 00 81 FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No Southern Wheat 5 60 2 HOGS Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess CATTLE First quality Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oatb No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rve No 2 western 34i 32 4 10 o 812 a 4 35 32 V 60J3 4U 2K 4 40 450 70 33 26 I ELASTIC STARCH 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 aad tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute 6 75 lo LaRD Steam 4 00 80 35 28 10 50 5 75 Hw T let Them THE ILLS OF WOMEN And How Mrs Pinkham Helps Overcome Thorn They can be obtained caly from your grocer All purchasers of threo 10 cent or sis 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand aro entitled to re ceivofrom their grocer ono of these beautifnl Gome Plaques free The plaques will not bo sent by mail Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only said You old goose I Black ing my ear I saw you all the time nd White she whispered bit ¬ at her SH JHBSBSiBf rious ports In that you show your wisdom re-¬ Arbuscula looked at her again with something approach ¬ His Reason- ing respect but there was a sparkle be Whats the matter TjiicleKube Ise insulted sah dat Capn Jones done Pftath the eyelids you Come what will give to prevent call me a nigger Well arent vou a nigger it she asked Yes sah dats jest it Truth Nothing responded Edith quietly Ueould be of a different opinion Given by Her Singleton Well how do vou take married observed Arbuscula Jife Hardly said my wife he is not a Benedict According to directions N Y fool World You are the first woman Who ever lLatterrDay Mystery said that of hjmvretortetl Arbuscula The The early sea serpent is putrankedilns sea Ido ZOZ doubt it Tepliedmy wifef son by themysteii ms cannonading off va with much significance and the other 13oston Transcript Dinii he Mich a consolation to have the of nnseijii you Chjcago Evening i9 so dear I do not take my wrongs to a law court she said magnificently plied my wife Wherever Mrs Browning trod what ¬ ever she touched became endowed with the sacredness of heir presence When Mr Browning returned with her on a visit to England after an absejnee of several years he repaired to the little church in which thdylhadtbeeii married and there at the entrance he reverently kneeled and kissed the paving stones upon which she the light of his being had stepped And in affer years when the light had gouefrom his life he sought this sacred spot on the twelfth of each September and in the dusk of the evening shadows passers by might have seen a white haired man kneeling for a moment as if in prayer before the doorway of the dark and silent church Yet little would they have thought to recognize in this man the poet Brown ¬ ing he whose mystical writings had led the world to regard him as a man oi austere nature Clifford Howard in Ladies Home Journal Sweetest Love Story In Literature ¬ ¬ toring for many months with different physicians and getting no relief I had given up all hope of being well again when 1 read of the great good Lydia E Pinkh anas Vegetable Com- ¬ pound was doing I decided immedi- ¬ ately to give it a trial The result was simply past belief After taking four bottles of Vegetable Compound and using three packages of Sanative Wash I can say I feel like a new woman I deem it my duty to announce the fact to my fellow sufferers that Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable remedies have enfrrelycured me of all my pains and suffering I have her alone to thank foiajfrecovery for which I am grate Fro Has ESality Tcetli The common Englishfroc possesses lul3tfay heaveri bless her for the 80 teeth gobiork she is doing for our sex Mrs MaryBoixingeb 1101 Marianna St Chicago 111 to Mrs Pinkham BREVITY IS THE I have been troubled for the past two years with falling of the womb leucorrhcea pains over my body sick headaches backache nervousness and weakness I tried doctors and various remedies without relief After taking two bottles of your Vegetable Com-¬ pound the relief I obtained was truly wonderful I have now taken several a Hi C more bottles of your famous medicine and can say that I am entirely cured WANTED For the LIFE Mrs HenbyDork No SOGFindleySt and TIMES Cincinnati Ohio to Mrs Pinkham 0f GLADSTONE For a long time I suffered with by theMiniptuous volume John Clark RidpatbLL celebrated historian DA uniform chronic inflammation of the womb in size with Kldpatho of nearly 50 paces World the 2IItoi y nl will be eagerly illustrated andboundit pain in abdomen and bearing down Magnlflcentlj claes A bonanza for agrents Secure taken by all now feeling Was very nervous at times and canvassing outfit and territoryatrcttts t3T Liberal Full line of terms and credit eriveii to FREE Address JOXKS so weak I was hardly able tp do any ¬ JlliisTrnteddesxMiptive material CIK INNATI OHIO 5H1N CO BROIHLKS PCJ thing Was subject to headaches also troubled with leucorrhcea After doc- ¬ Is the ouly sure cure In the world for Chronic Ul ¬ cers Bone DlcerM ScrofnlQii Ulcers Vari ¬ cose Ulcers Gangrene fever Sores and all Old Sores It never falls Drawd out all poison Saves expense and suffering Curps permanent Best salve for Aboceses JPlles Bnrm Cnts aid all Fresh Wounds ily mall small 33c large Book free Be J P ALLEX MEDICINE CO r SOUL OF WST HEEB m 9 SHOOT 5fi0T 6UN 5f1ELLg USED ByALLTW1PHaiQT5 Six Jnd name oha Postal qrd for 152 page Illustrated Catalogue WinchesmRepeating Arms 180 Winchester Ave Net Haven Conn St faal Minn Sold liy Druggist l5KIVFRITYTIeOTrJaDdMoaUy Saa ewe B offers free leholarshlpa at Uis SUafor FneItyortlieulTereItyortlura5 FniSftATBAU iDtludlujrraarjtAiVeoarifs boardIo4g tiUwUH I lUn 3T3E6ESEX VM UllHES WHrKr ALL Fl SP FAH READERS OF TIJ1S PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS lSrcUna7forc3liuaprorpiurteiilsr- - Best Cough Syrnp Tastes Good Uso in time Sold by druggists S vNEWDSC0VERY tf quick relief and curesworat UPl aaee send for book ofm testimonials and 10 days K exjuuis sass nnsau 6 treatmecc itec roocto l9 ANK IVEUBN please tate raextt la tfe E VltITIAQ frape 1714 MW ike tkt yK iLJftVSasVriSMKa A4etM HHHRMP r - - -- MmHmjP-ZL - iiitMMBir-W1fc- 3 WBWywpHHffBBBMIIIBW 1 JJJj llilQ1l IflT ill TiTJIMiioT f1i it 45T x Sai o r t iT - 4 fe -- - 4 l- f ws iW SS- - 5V -- nra f - 8 TrlumpU v lu rruphic Art - THE r BOURBON NEWS MRS IrtVUBA WEISHAUF PS -Ni KY FRIDAY JUNE 24 f89 W S iIiHimiMWI -- ill CARLISLE V if l MurryIndSept 171896 able The likeuess is always preserved in minutest detail and can be made tjik Wright Medical Co from anv old nicmre I invite all who Colnmbns Ohio are interested iu lane pictures to exam- Dear Sirs Last springi I purchased 1 t ine this wo drful picture before giving f im m yonr orders for any copying and enlarg ing of old plot a res I make yonr sit ¬ tings fre wheu von desire a large with which I had been afflicted for more piotniv frnu lifn nd guarantee satis than 15 years Since taking your Cap Very respectfully faction enies I have lost all trace of pain and myL UstiNNANf Artist stomach is entirely well I can eat anyParis Ky 29mar tf thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Yours Respectfully liver and kidneys cures constipation Mrs Laura Weishauft and sick headache 25c at all druggists W T Brooks at 50c and ai 00 Sold by j -¬ The Carbon Photograph will stand the tf st f time and atmospheric in ¬ Made in all sizes aed is dur fluences Of Mnrry Intl Celery Capsules Recommends Wrights News Culled PrecinVjtB From NTalf eel County Frioay night Mrs F I Died T From the At her home nearMat M DT DV Hjikje mt U 11 Rock UU 4- A Beautiful - iUAKUllVU r Jvr t TVTH i tn iiiiii I LanSZm SmkchlrS Hny ier- - Waggoner and KU Hoi- - Present ST J REQUIRES NO as Qlectet i Swe- ¬ Mrs Chas Dnrbam retary of the Maysville District of the Womans Board of Missions of the M I C00KIHC7 fl S JWKE3 GCJ1ARS AND CUFFS SPFF AKD 15CE E Church onth at the reueutmeoting at Millersbnrg The next meeting will be held at Moorefield t 5 WHEN 0 BST BCUSHTHEW I i ffi FREE for a few months to all users of the fWM ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron iffifi celebratedTo induce you to try this brand of Brand Anderson ji 1 M or ppir P o Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them forStomaclx Trouble and Constipation I was unabje to do anything for nearly two years I JSed three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ANDEitsoar Fold by all druggists at 50c and 1 per box ciend address on postal to the Wright Med - fi tr Co Columbus O for trial size free j 3 ONE FOUND or THIS STARCH Wl IA CO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF A OF ANY OTHER STASCU I 1 tion sick headaches corsctr Wrights Celery Tea cures dnjeu-i-25c at - D BQQth Co old at iinniP 12 hhds at fmm ftiJ tn 1925 and J D Booth sold 13 bhd it G- - w- - Bram u 23 against from gold to tfae Per iviy agency insures Farmerq and shipper9 at Wett nre wma ana SDorm Dest oi i re- - 32 bhds at from io to ie Wright r Mpfl Co trial size tree Columbus Onio for Waller Sharp sola last week at the w rnhnnHft bhde at pric ranging from 10 to i j nnriti aCnUBlKGERBR0SCj eoxukJwa HwtjgmjftHii i starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and econWjtfi omy are true the makers have had prepared Wz at great expense a series of three my 6 ¬ BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO DETROIT AH Foints in Michigan j ct CHICAGO exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muvitte which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its White City Special Best Terminal Station Avoiding The Tnnnel Er SkjS- - H4U Hh LiV 1 4 vt W ney down and tearing out the end of customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the house There were a number of TWICE-A-WEE- K Wagner Sleeping Cars people in the house but no one was the manner specified The subjects are Stay Of Walters Party Limited hurt Young Clinkenbeard who was American Wild Ducks American Pheasant Thvj noted Watters Party will remain riding a horse near bv was shocked Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping English Quail English Snipe ii Paris bn a shjrt time and the days and came near falling from his horse Care Cars Private Compartment The birds af e handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Sj which you can place yonr orders will Dining Oars Elegant Coaches and The county Board of Examirera yes Plaque is bordered with a band of gold soon be past Their studio at the Hotel yesterday issned teachers certificates on ONE WHOLE TEAR Windsor is a very busy place as they are the June examination to the following persons Be sure your tickets read via aBIG First Class Miss Margaret ELASTIC STARCH L04 Six or Eiaht Page Papers Sent PostTSs FOUPv Barnes A Brad v Miss paid by mail Almost ber of portraits now almost ready for T- Hickey Miss Hsinnifi Wilcnn Sallie K Alln Mtsj M v has been the standard for 25 years 0 Mccormick All purchasers of three 10 cent or delivery rrtms opportunity to procure jEula Lonjr tief0Dfl Class Mrs Eda Passenger Traffic Mgr six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch DULY RECORD TWENTY TWO MILLION portraits by celebrated artists shonld S Taylor John F Suggs Miss Ardena Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re D B MARTIN ceiyefrom their grocer one of these packages of this brand were sold not be neirlocted Remember their st iyi Tune lYiss JMary Kreukie Miss orria Tkt Agt beautiful Game Plaques free The Gen Pass OFnCTAR jews Adamson Third diss Miss French plaques will not be sent by mail tf in Paris is limited last year Thats how good it is Cincinnati O Snodgrass Miss Lnoy Langhlin Miss They can be obtained only from your Couviev Journal The Twice-a-Wrte- k grocer ASK YOUR DEALER Nannie Colvillo took examinations for has the finest War New Service of any lw Kates to Washington D1 C and State certificates Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch to show you the plaques and tell mer tau twtvjt jumjjgm Wija iiM Jii Eastern Cities paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ Do not delay This offer you about Elastic Starch Accept All able accurate incomparable is for a short time only On account of the meeting of the v no substitute other issug have been subordinated to About The New Stamp Taxes Subscribe at National Educational Convention at this one great feature once ami keep thoroughlv posted The Washington D C July 8th to 15th the offer may be withdrawn in a short Chesapeake aud Ohio Ry will sell Treasury DBPARTsrENT Cepiob of OF CVfJtfjJh SSi lfciMfcTCJ round trip tickets to Washington from Commissioner op Iktkrnai IIbvenuk sssS3rnrrss3Ti93csrcs3CR2a7S9 time The low price all stations in Kentucky on Huly 31 to Washington J C June 18 1838 6lh at one fare plus 200 for tb round trip tjood to return nnil Jnlv loth and To Collectors of Internal 1 evenue subject to an ev tension of time until The revenue act of June 13 1898 gjgykdKJSfiTWLrjSv Ss for the purpose of placing a great August 3 1st by depositing tickets with providing stamp taxes on the docu ¬ KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS newspaper twice a week within the the Joint Agent iu Washington on or ments Kticles and things enumerated Teach of the masses A good comniis- - before July 12th GOH TAKE THE sion to agents iample copies free This is your opportunity to visit Phila ¬ in schedules A and ti of said act be- ¬ delphia New York and the seashore comes operative as to such taxes on Write to Courier ournal Co Louisville Ky Low rate side ti ins can be made from and after Jtrily 1 1898 In view of the Washington to Old Point Comfort and public demand for information relative the Seashore 6 a year Daily by mailBY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMFNT to the method of procuring affixing The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry bus two i Daily and Sunday by mail - 8 a year limited Vestibuled Trains each way and cancelling said stamps the follow- ¬ YOU CAN GET THE TEAINS DAILY daily without change Its scenery is ing nstructikiis ure furnished with the FINEST TRAINS IN OHI0 unsurpassed its train service nnequaled request that 3011 give thesame the FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO and is several hours quickest from all widest publicity possible Cenlral Kentucky points than so cailed AND THE Michigan ant the Great Lafces constantly growing in Adhesive stumps of the following de ¬ Official Routes via Cincinnati A glance at the map will convince voir popularity Eveiybody will be there this sumrrer nominations will be supplieuollectors Avoid delays and changes bp taking the before July 1 S98 for T For information inquire of pour nearest Ticket sales isthe greatest Sunday Newspaper in Chesapeake and Ohio drains Agent Documentary stamps uidjj jijjjeheduJe the world For sleeping car reservation or anv is 60DHIEH- B an o 2 o Mt zd anu Win formation write or call on yonr Ticket a i By mail 2 a year price 5c a cop v v5 one Agent or STJrT New York andjfijf Address THE two three fiver ten Both Oa Year For Only GrEO W Barney y stjvmKt ProprietaDis Pass Agt tffrt 7 A p3 Him zsaxL Lexington Ky KfcvKg4 and 5 cent 2 iMLt1L Ta Use Paris Milling Oo s Purity The stamps inu be so3d per- This is for cash subscriptions only nnd All subscriptions under this combina flour for sale by all grocers son wliether for use or tinn offer must be sent direct to The one when purchased sv auanti Ask for it Take no Bourbon News office Paris Kv ihae at ku ndred dollars or more Ijne of mens tan shoes- embraces ore tim a discou5of one Our cenis v henevv prac mmible but the newest novelties for Sprmgs from a VI uweu one stamp should be paced uOn anin- the best manufacturers stjwmHHfc or ariicw Isgrig wnerec any oae Bkvis Thompson t HEW YORK WORLD stamu will not denote the taxtiLs few s Your- liife Insured 1 c a Say possible should be affixed THRICE-A-WEEEDITr Our insurance is protected oy bank¬ Proprietary stamajs musfe he iixed 18 Pages a Week able paper on the Capital City Bank of cunjjicuously on the outside tf the ar ¬ 15G Papers a Year Columbus ii There can be nostroBger guarantee given you We dare not ns ticle or package 11 nd wherB practitt- a banks name without authority if yon bieso that the opening of the article doubt it write them Good health ia or package will destroy the stamp All Published every Alternate Day except the best life insurance Wrigbts stamps must ba plainlycaneelletli Sunday Celery Capsules gives you good health such s U a iiKrif uincu uj wnmigjui rui printing they cure Lsver Kidney and Stomach he Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of The trouble Rheumatism Constipation aa with a hand stamp tha initials of th New York World is first among- all Sick Headaches 100 dajs treatment party or firm who paid the taS and theweekly papers in size frequency of costs lc a day A sight on above year when affixed publication aud the freshness accuracy bank in every 1 box draft which brings Collectors should make orders at and variety of its contents It has all your money back if we fail to cure you the merits of a great 6 daily at She Sold by W T Brooks druggist once for proprietary and documentary the price of a dollar weekly Its politiHaggard Reeds new laundry is stamps in quantitiesand of tRe denom ¬ cal uews is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes¬ doing first class work Give us a call inations desired for a two months sup- ¬ ply tify It is against the monopolies arj Haggard tf Reed for the people Stamps for checks and drafts will be It prints the news of all the woria imprinted upon the paper br instru- ¬ having special correspondence from att ments in the cities of Hew York Chi- ¬ important news points on the globe Li You are aware thafe the Spring season has- arrived You are now thinking of buying a Brand New Testifies to Benefits Received From cago St Louis Atlanta and San Franha3 brilliant illustrations stories by utfit great authors a capital humor page cisco and it is expected that such im- ¬ Dr Miles Remedies Men and Boys want new Suits Trousers Hats Shirts Underwear Shoes etc complete markets departments for the printed stamps will be ready for deliv- ¬ household and womens work and other Ladies and Misses want new Dresses Waists Skirts Underwear Shoes Slippers etc ery before July 1 All orders for such special departments of usual interact Reniember this suggestive information It will be both profitable and pleasurable for you to call at We offer this nnequaled newspaper stamps will be made through collectors TWIN BROS to examine the best and biggest Spring assortment of Clothing Dry Goods Shoes Slipper3 and The Bourbon News together one and forwarded to the stamp agent at etc you have ever seen Why not buy vour goods at WIN BttOS where you get the newest goods the year for 225 the place where such stamps are im- ¬ latest novelties the best qualities at tne lowest prices r uur motto is Honest uoods at Honest Trices The regular subscription price of then printed -- wo papers is 300 It has been our success to treat our customers honestly and courteously and they are well satisfied Why If necessary the 2 cent documentary not let us have you as our customer stamp may be used on baijk checks Entire new stock of Silks Dress Good Silk Skirts and other Skirts White Goods Percales Sateens I PAYS FOR THE liable prompt paying compa In Flat Rock lat Thursday evening nies non union lightning struck the residence of Mrs Sarah Ann Henry knocking the chim- W 0 HINT0N Agent -- ST LOUIS BOSTON NEW YORK I j ¬ m1 let I f I Ak - 1 -- f Mews ard Lumions 1 50f5 A YEAR- - National Importance -- THE SUN TAINS BOTH - on mm NEWS EEK m The Sunday Sun 0 my - HtiwGm pi m AJfebJ - Mf nfi i- - A -- oter - rf HERE IS SOME 1 the - K ONg POLLAll - v 1 1 I1 - t - FOR YOU i- Railroad Engineer ¬ -- TQTHE FARMERS OF BOURBON GUIH Fence Co I am prepared to put up the oesc wire rence on mo marnet it is-guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock ad to give satisfaction BHEKE is no more responsible position on earth than that of a railroadengin I have put up fence this season for eer Qn his steady nerves clear brain farmers who have had the Page Feace I bright eVOi and nmfpot BPlf nnmTTiTirl -- in use for seven or eight years ro w pena the safety of the train and the live9 01 its passengers Dr Miles Nervine and esr Chicken Fence on the market you are needing any fence give me other remedies are especially adapted to If keeping the nerves steady the brain clear a call and the mental faculties unimpaired W MILLER Agent Engineer F W formerly of 1323 Paris Ky Broadway Council McCoy but now residing Bluffs w-- As agen of The Page Woven Wire I fc 7 w jfc jm V Lut rru our ttednc mere Jpi aeu II nil more inancoupirfci l legltliBlU fUrU CULT r imm t 8 If COCKSES Louis mcftJsasiA year NORMALPOJJMEKClXjLFVOLlSM GKRMASl RENCH R -- suffered for years from constipation cans- ing sick nervous and bilious headaches and was fully restored to health by Dr Miles Nerve Liver Pills Iheartily recommend Tha DrMilPRAtnnrllH V4VArfO lll- at 3111 Humboldt St Denver writes that he drafts etc Private dies for proprietary stamps will be prepared and furnished such proprietors as desire them and comply with the provisions of section 9 of the act of June 13 1898 All designs for dies and applications for stamps must be submitted to this office through col- ¬ lectors All engraving will be done by the government at the expense of the proprietors and deposits to cover cost of dies and the price of stamps not less than 2000 at on 3 time must be maue oeiore tne- stamps will pe printed Manufacturers of proprietary articles will be required to use general propri- ¬ etary stamps uutil stamps can be furnished from their designs Collectors will retain applications for lB ies ana stamps therefrom un- regulations prescribing methods and means of procuring same are issued - Table Damask Counterpanes Ginghatvs Cheviot Sheetings Tickings Towels Napkins Lace Curtains Bleached and Brown Muslin Crashes Gloyes and Corsets Muslin Underwear Carpets Oil Cloths Window Shades etc The Celebrated Perfect Fitting R B Cos Mens Clothing the finest line of Boys famous Aunt Jane Hopkins make Never Rip Suits and Pants Monarch Shirts Stetson Hats Rice Hutchins fine and Boys Shoes Sachs fine Guaranteed Ladies Shoes and Sliopers M3ns We make Suits and Trousers to order in our Tailoring Department We guarantee fit price and Let us show you the piece goods for your selection workmanship FREE When your purchase amounts to 20 we give you a fine Rocking Chair and when you purchase S10 worth we give you a beautiful Picture You get a coupon witn every purchase no matter t how small Save your coupon tickets for a Rocker or Picture REMEMBER ALWAYS THIS TRUE AND TRIED INFORMATION TO SAVE MONEY AND GET SATISFACTIOCAlL AT fl - I ¬ i- - jj -l-l other ltMlTirficirfttlMM mn vu lift1t4R DOSlIIontAt vmj trhrml uie iv wlir TatC4i tsir or our imnv itathtr ATES haloM to Rood w gtbs ntoditctJkti I1I3K vfco r pw row Wh eValthU UTiSnRFvV OarBCrRriEEPINGiisilSrtnRTHrio nb r t r- - r ag- - mnlnc rVRONUrll a WMknudecUKet ciudoibi tOKCtoer SBEsrecr norsiiiit v wiu cni uiararu ami oa ccnAiaia en MilSr r tir Vr rilsAi atm p 1 LijLAttaiaKj riAiK ecnaraajftap Ljtflti raosa ana ootra Dt Dr Miles Kemedies are sold by all drug gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re funded Book on dis- - nCkV tkft JZWKl sSrrErisooa SjH C3jAm sviues provisions of ldth mst will 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