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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 1, 1898

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. a C p o r iV CrmSK -- V 1-- - KJMte iQS URBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY I- - I FEB 1 9 CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners 1881 tl EIGIITSESTII YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO - T KY FSI AY JULY LLlU LUKAixiaMctijiJffliMJtBjjyKyxBasfluwjyKJiatwc 13 1898 We are the peoples friends 7nmajAjMunii NO 59 J jyu wj ur- - E 11 Jll I JMU1 U11 Ml SSSSBESZSB Junjiii1Vi num mm ARE YOU- - READY News Mote We wheelmij stopped over iu this city a p lir your linen and put neck bands re on Gathered In And About The abort time Sunday morning while en Haggard Reed free route from Lexington to Maysville Coming To Kentucky MILLERSBURG A party of twenty five Cincinnati m s w v ffi S i K i a Iw v vk i June with its warm days turns our thoughts to cool You are interested of course and we light furniture invite you to come and see what we are offering White Enamel BecT Room Furniture Dresser and washstancl bevel mirror nicely finished Former price IS THIS WEEK 14 75 Twenty four 3 piece Chamber Suits received Saturday will be on sale this week Prices 12 50 S 1650 SIS 20 25 Parlor tables with twisted legs and highly polished at 4 25 Odd Parlor Chairs left over from suits SPECIAL SALE this week On parlor floor See thm We CARPETS Our stock hns just received manv additions duplicate any ones prices and are usually lower HAMMOCKS REFRIGERATORS BABY CARRIAGES pBt aq ii e dnUYVlK Carpets Furniture Wall Pape hi iuu- mi giujuMivitrcs3Ki3BsBa3czMMjaxM fits K y m fc 11 1C1C1 ZMVfl i I mm -- vpiflftAPCj Robt Savage returned Wednesday t from Ma sville Mr Jas Battertou returned to New York Tuesday Mrs Sue Javnes visited relatives m Paris Wednesday Miss Lizzie Will Allen is visiting rel- ¬ atives in Sharpsburg Miss Lutie lefferson went to Mason Monday to visit relatives Miss Julia Miller is visiting Miss Josephine Dorsey in Carlisle T P Wadell returned Tuesday from a business trip to New York Geo Allen a well known colored man died here Tuesday night Miss Tleora Brooks of Winchester is the guest of Miss Mary Smedley Dr H Clay Burroughs has been quite ill at his brothels for several weekb Mrs Fanuiff B Talbott of Sharps burg is the guest of Mrs I R Best Misses Florence andtfLillian Chancelor aro visiting relatives i Mason County Miss Bessie Johnson Tof Paris is the guest of her cousin Miss Anna L Best Deputy Sheriff Jas Burke of Paris waj here Wednesday on official busi- ¬ ness The Harrodsburg D mineral says ColonelvFrank Tnies of Missouri will arrivp here July 3dr a id spend a day or The purpose of Colonel James trip is to visit the graves of Lieutenant Uennick and two other Missouriaus members of Qaan trells band who were killed in the fight at VanarsdaHs barn iu this county aud who areburied in Burea churchyard Bpth Frank and Jesse James ware iu the skirmish -- The Cruel Knife MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND two with MrKit Chinu MISS NELLY BTJCXEER ¬ - Van Hook Whiskisv 5U quart McDerjiott wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday SepIt is absolutely useless to expect a tember 5th surgical operation to cure cancer or terms any other blood disease The cruelty Term of 20 lessons i private 12 50 of such treatment is illustrated in the Term of 20 lessons class li25 alarming number of deaths which re- ¬ Payable in advance sult from it The disease is in the Studio within a square of City School blood and hence can not be cut out Nine times out of ten the surgeons For information address either of above at Paris Ky knife only hastens death till lsep My son had a most malignant Cancer for cents per 4 Spears If you are in want of a good suit of clothes call and see the suits that Price for 5750 -- arrival oi Surnmer ties consisting of string and band as bows tscks cots puffs and the Cuban blue at Efew foar-in-hands ui 0 are selling 10 and 1250 which the doctors said an operation was the only hope The oper ation was a severe¬ one as it was necessary to cut down to the jawbone and scrape it Before a great while the Can- ¬ cer returned and be- ¬ gan to grow rapidly We gave him many remedies without re- ¬ lief and finally upon tne advice of a friend decided to r JFvYMh sfirx k try S OFFICIAL WAK BOOK War with Spain the Navy Por- ¬ all defenses Battle Ships etc traits and bioirraphies of Dewey and all prominent officers Nearly G00 pages Massive volume Marvelously cheap Best authorship Only authentic official book Experience not necessary Any body can sell i Ladies as successful as gentlemen We are the largest sub ¬ scription book firm in Ameiica Write us Fifty persons are employed in our correspondence department alone to serve yon Our book is just- out Get agency now and be first in the field Large 50c War Map in olors free with book or outfit valuable Other premiums Big- ¬ Tremendous seller gest money maker ever known Most liberal terms guaranteed Agents making 700 to 2S0O per day Twenty days credit given Freight paid Full book sent prepaid to agents 1 45 Splendid sample outfit and full instructions free for nine 2 cent stamps to pa7 postage Mention this paper All about - by Congressman James RauKin Young QPoiOl JSj i 7W SES 3TS7rS -- DLULU s I W -- r T N js Vi CP V S- -- SEE D MAC IRES nr jetts EL j -- Q the JH J T fJlNTON is ClOdlUg OUL residence near the Clarke Woolums carriages Now is vnnr chance depot tf Absolutely the only hope for Cancer McClelland Bros sold W H Kerr of For Rent A six room brick resi- ¬ is Swifts Specific North Middletowu ten head of cavalry on Pleasant street between dence horses Fourth and Fifth Possession giveu Mr John Grimes and wife had 45 young turkeys and hens stolen a few July 1st Apply to 5228 days ago Curtis has moved into Price Gos began to improve After twenty bottles had been taken the Cancer disappeared entirely and he was cured The cure was a permanent one for he is now seventeen years old and has never had a sign of the dreadful disease to re his baby turn J N Murdoch 279 Snodgrass St Dallas Texas Swifts the second bottle lieKw SS LA wFm J T Hinton QS for iiit Blood m -- - GV 13-JL-- J3 - F3P Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand O EDWARDS Also the best line of Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators in town Malta Banner jCXVJLUW New Western WU1JU vXiJLU sJlllSinileSHnm - fe w1 E3X7rjSLXtXJS Dr D D Eads of Paris was here Tuesday to see Mrs Ada Smith who is quite ill Mrs Arch Stout and Miss Maud Stout of Paris are guests of Mrs Leer near town Misses Blanch and Minnie Campbell went to Hamilton Ohio yesterday to yisit relatives Mrs Will Young aud babe of Winchester are guests of Mr Harry Over ley near town Mr and Mrs John Grimes entertained a number of their friends Wed- ¬ nesday evening The Millersburg Base Balieiub will pay the Cynthiana club at Cynthiana tde glorious Fourth Mr Mary Worthington guestof her qaaugnreriiurs o aauuarpenter rei urnea ¬ ¬ Kentucky State Tesichera Speciil to Wash- iugton The Chesapeake Ohio Ry will run a special limited Vestibule Train to Washing ton leaving Lexington at p m Wednes day July 0th aud arriving iir Washington at 1130 a m next morning This train will carry the Kentucky Delega tioa of Teachers to the National Educational Convention A dining car will be attachrd and meals will be served for 75 cents Ticket onsale uly 3d to 6th i iclvsive at one fare plus tyo dollars for round trip good returning until August 31st Tf desired Return tickets will be good from Rich moid Vay and a very low rate has been made from Washington to Richmond via Steamer and Old Point Comfort thus giving the only opportunity to visit the most Resort on the Atlantic coast dend In your name for mans time tables or sleeping car information Dont be deceived The Chesapeake Ohio Ry is the only Line from Goutrai Kentucky points tp Washing ton witnout transfer of cars or depots ask xpur ticjtet Agent or write j- ¬ it is the only remedy which goes to the very bottom of the blood and forces out every trace of the disease S S S is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no potash mercury or as J ¬ other mineral Co Atlanta Ga Books on Cancer will be mailed free to any address by the Swift Specific MONROE BOOK CO Dept M ChicagoTlI ¬ THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE Cinoin ti gftl WEEK X ENQUIRER MolafyesTerSy amm I u y s - vvji uiiud i xj lScipsfeyj cYRNSY We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can eiye Why itout Succeeds Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring busines in Pans FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only day of big profits and small sales was past SECOND Pie cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and his workmanship FOURTH He always does as he advertised As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreciates the fact that the save twenty dollars on a single Suit or OverMany customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat at a big profit says H S Stout If vou want credit rour high pice 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 b giving H S Stout trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for ¬ ¬ 1 JL JL JL - 3000 AND a s 3500 HI PARTS FTTRNTSrTTNrT k TATTnRM H S STOUT Manager JOE MUNSON Cutter L i a NELSON opp SCHOOL HOTICE The next session of my school will he gin the first Monday in September Mr Carl Miller of Cincinnati is vis iting his cousins M ssrs Robt and Chas Miller near town Miss Carrie Current returned Tuesday from Mt Olivet Her sister Mrs Jas B Cray is improving Mrs Harry Forrester has returned to Hutchison and was accompanied by her niece Miss Mary Smedley Messrs Wayne Hines Walton and John Shaw of Cincinnati are guests of their aunt Mrs W M Britt Mr Albert Martin of Chicago was the guest of his brother Messrs Chas and Ed Martin Wednesday night Misses Lula and Mary Grimes entertained last night in honor of their guest Miss Ethel Christie of Covington More runaway horses are a daily result of carelessly leaving them un hitched which is a fiueable offense Mr Sainl Endicott has finished the foundation for his new residence and commenced the wood word Wednesday Misses Sadie Hart and Fannie Mann of Paris were here Tuesday to see their aunt Mrs W M Miller who is quite ill Mrs Elisha Miller of Atlanta Ga and Miss Bessie Clarke of Paris were guests of Mrs Caleb Corrington Tues ¬ day Misses Maggie and Kate Rankin will entertain tc night in honor of their guest Miss Anna B Engleman of Stan ford Mrs Robert and Mrs Patrick Samuels of Poplar Plains were guests of Mrs vas Summers the first of this week Mrs Lizzie Paul has bought of Dr C B Smith what is known as the Orr property on corner of Second street and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A new fresh line of lawn chairs and benches just received at J T Hintons i Vi VAPOR VV - IS1TB CABI5M rJru niue neguidi Sotrfapirsf8BY--MiiffllBgSi2d- 5l iui niL num is T ziUOl jMrB ¬ The first hot night you enjoy one will for easily repay you for your outlay tf Lumbago Rheumatism Sciataca Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ tion via Leaness Skin and Blood To Cure A Cold In One Day DieasHs Kidney Diseases ¬ Nervous Diseases Take Laxative Brorao Quinine TabAsthma Catarrh etc lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W For Sale By T Brooks and James Konnedy Paris Ky s We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky At A CHAS N FITBIAN Shires jewelry store Paris Ky Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Queen iYRUP PEPSini CURES CONSTlPATIONil DR CALDAELLfS Al Crescent Low Kates International Printing Pressmens and Assistants Union of North America Cleveland O June 20 25 1803 National Association of Elocutionists Cincinnati O June 27th to Julj 1st 1898 I have just received a well selected stylish new ne of National Laundrymens Association Cincinnati O September 12 to 14th 1S93 Supreme Council 33d Degree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincin- ¬ nati O September 19 to 22 1898 Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists A Good Mtmiory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation Indigestion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes 10c li doses 10c large size 50c and 5100 of W T Brooks druggist Paris ljan xm Ky ¬ diII8Si oOfiSfSa sjmOliCIISSi Road up-to-da- te Wrights Celery PMons and Wapns I can supply any need in the vehicle line on short notice and with jobs first class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em- ¬ ploy good workmen In eliciting your patron-¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction Pleasant St First Presbyterian Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor 8 to 12 a Office Hours m 1 to 5 p m 14je tf W L YERKES Ladies Oxfords Cheap We have quite a lot of Oxfords of broken sizes form lh to 5 width from B to E Some have pointed toes some have round but your size may be in the lot We have divided them into two lots at 2 Our regular prices were 250 and 150 350 3 and Chautauqua arrives at 840 s Miss Lannie Layson was attacked and pm 1 No 5 leaves Frankfort D severely bitten by a vicious bull dog and arrives at 4 p m at 15 Wednesday while she was passing No 8 leaving at 430 will connect Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati along the street Ohio C fast limited at George- ¬ with the Q M Best will attend the town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p Mrs C Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Natural School of Oratory at Cincin- ¬ m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ y nati and the National Teachers Asso- ¬ ment for persons going to Cincinnati or ciation in Washington D C TUESDAY JUNE UTH 1898 points north east and west of that city No 1 will connect with the Q C Died John T Purdy aged about 82 returning every second Tuesday in each died Tuesday night at 12 oclock fast train south and No 5 connects at month The funeral was held yesterday Georgetown with the Q C local pas- ¬ Keeerence Every leading physician at the late residence by Rev H R senger from the south of Paris Kentucky Laird Pall bearers Nat Collier Jas Thorn Saml Ardery Horace Lin A few refrigerators left at J T Hinville Geo Mclntyre and Jos A Miller tons Call at once Burial at Millersburg cemetery Main Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two New Trains Mrs Will Adams nee Sallie Bedford and Miss Gene Mock guests of the No 2 train will leave at d30 a m Misses Bedford have returned to and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m Atlanta No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives Mrs Jas Summers aud sons Pierce and Andrew went to Lexington Wed- ¬ at Frankfort at 810 p in nesday to visit relatives and attend the No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m J H HAGGARD L H Landman M GOING DOWN HILL People suffering from Kidney Diseas- es feel a gradual but i steady loss of strength and vitality They should lose no time in trying Foleys Kidney Cure a Guaranteed Preparation jC A ¬ Rioii Clay SDR CALDWELLS PEPSIN INDIGESTION I 1 1 Dill pickle shoes the most exacting woman can conceipe in black and Pbettiest Isgrigs McDeriott Speai tf i brown leatheis at Davis Thompson tf Sold by Jariies Kennedy Druggist J M f5ITWSJ ivtn m 7C t t J iffjmTOe - 3ft3f wwy - - V THE EOUEBON NEWS HE PRIS J a KY FBIDA1 JULY FROM THE FRONT 1 1898 Sailors and Their Grf wiccsfc The grievances of sailors examined by tjij authorities in ports oi eniry wnere tne sea The Varied Commissions of Iiiet ttiph hplnncr often turn out to be imasrinar or frrpnilv exacKerated But there are dIpitj Malioney When He Went ty of cruel and conscienceless skippers who to Town abuse their crews Violence is always ob l jectionable and pointedly so when it is ex When Jjieut Mahoney came to Sioux erted upon an unioriunaie iiver stomach City to recruit men he was intrusted with a or bowels by dosing with drastic purgatives number of errands for the members of com- which weaken the intestines Use Hostet panies H and L He jotted them ali down ters Stomach Bitters on a piece of paper and referred to them when he came to Sioux City This piece of Practical paper will give an idea of what the men Will Why dont you accept Brother wanted in Sioux City and some of the things Hes a record breaker in intercol Lieut Mahoney had to do It reads as fol- Jack legiate cycling events io ws Sister Sue Yes but I prefer a recoid Get three 3S caliber Colts for officers penbreaker in the safety deposit line BicychV Get a ruler and some black lead World cils A LEAF FROM CAMP LIFE ¬ ¬ ¬ OFF FOE MANILA teen Merritt Governor General of the Philippines Writes a Manifesto IHe Asnures the Inhabitants That II o Comes Not to Oppress But to Free Theni SQUADRONS MERGED ec Pando With DEWEY REPORTS Men-of-War 8700 Men and a Sup ¬ ply Train Hastening to Kelnforce Gen Iniares at Santiago ive German Three British One Frencb and One Japanese at Manila All Quiet Fine Tribute to the Patriot Army Cci Kents Command Occupies a Strong Position Jfear Morro They Are Granted the Fullest Liberty Within the Law Wasiiixgtox June 30 Gen Shafter Wasiiixgtox June 30 The navy de ¬ Off Saxtiago de Cuba June 2S via has reported to the war department Port Antonio Jamaica June 29 by partment Wednesday made public the that he can carry Santiago by assault following cablegram from Adm Dewey way of Kingston Jamaica June 30 The flying squadron hitherto com manded by Commodore Schley has lost its identity oy an order issued by Itr Adm Sampson and it has been merged into the fleet under the admiral The order caused considerable surprise on board the Brooklyn which has been the flagship of the flying squadron where it was supposed the squadron would remain intact at least until the ¬ b i Si i fA l i SSf y Sax Fkaxcisco June 29 Gea Wes jley Merritt who sails from this port at 10 oclock Wednesday and assumes his dujes as govern or general of the fPhilippine islands has prepared a proclamation which will he issued immediately after his arrival at to Manila enter fall of Santiago de Cuba He expects that city without serious resistCommodore Schley has been assigned ance but in case of necessity is to command the second squadron at prepared to use both the naval tached to Adm Sampsons fleet and military forces at his command to From two Cuban officers picked up itake forcible possession of the place by the Fixen Wednesday it has been The proclamation to be disseminated learned that Gen Pando is moving ihas been translated into Spanish and east from Manzanillo with S700 Span many thousands of copies will be cir- ish troops for the purpose of assisting culated Although its contents are as the beleagued city of Santiago de yet kept secret its general tone is Cuba The Cubans had ccme to Acer known and it will announce to raderos in small boats with dis the people of the islands that patches from Gen Rios for Adm Gen Merritt as the representa- Sampson and Gen Rabi They re tive of the United States has port that Gen Pando has with him established a provisional government seven battalions numbering 8700 and his authority must be respected men with cattle and a pack train with At the same time he will insure the provisions He left Manzanillo inhabitants that he comes not to op- province of Santiago de Cuba on June press but to free them They are to 22 to relieve Gen Linares The Span ¬ be granted the fullest libertv comoati iards were moving at the rate of 13 ble with the preservance of law and miles a day when the messenger left order and all personal and property and at their present speed it is expectrights are to be respected ed they will reach Santiago de Cuba In an interview Tuesday night Gen next Sunday July 3 Merritt expressed his satisfaction with The Cubans have a small force hang the officers and men under his com ing on the Spanish fiank and rear and mand and the most complete confi- harassing Gen Pandos troops at every dence in the success of the United step Manzanillo is 127 miles west of States in the Philippines He has in Santiago de Cuba and the roads are structions from Washington to confer in bad condition The Spaniards say with Adm Dewey on his arrival at that if Gen Pando reaches his goal it Manila and the two commanders are will be with less than half the force he to act in concert in everjthing that started with may be necessary to insure the occuThe Cubans who are harassing him pation of the islands by this govern- only number about 200 men but in the ment passes and in the bush they are at a Gen Merritt notified his staff off- great advantage - It is probable that icers that they must have all their bag immediate steps will be taken to throw gage aboard the steamer Newport a force of Americans and Cubans be- ¬ Tuesday night and clerks and mes tween Gen Pando and Gen Linares sengers attached to the various off- Pressed as the latter is on the east he icers of Gen Merritts department were could not spare a man for a sortie to ordered to go aboard the steamer Tues the west day night Adm Sampson has ascertained that It was intimated at headquarters Adm Cerveras fleet has moved into Tuesday morning that Gen Merritts the upper harbor of Santiago de Cuba plan is not to wait for transports Gen Shafter in his dispatches to which can only average ten knots an the secretary of war complimented hour but to hurry into Honolulu get the fleet for its assistance in landing on coal and proceed on to Manila as troops soon as possible With the soldiers landed from the With the advantage of a faster boat Yale Tuesday and Gen Garcias army Gen Merritt will probably reach Ma transported from the westward 21000 nila a week in advance of the third men in all have been disembarked in expedition The Newport can easily the vicinity of Santiago de Cuba make 13 knots an hour Wasiiixgtox June 30 The military 5ix gatling guns mounted on car- - authorities here say that Gen Linares riages have been fixed on the upper has shown great military tact in slow- ¬ ife gnjUuecof the Newport and the guns of ly retiring during the last few days tjhef Astor battery and the 3d United as he has gradually drawn our troops States artillery are close at hand away from the protection of the American ships and brought them AMERICAN ARMY close to the fire of the Spanish ships Santiago It Has Been Advanced Beyond the First in was with harbor the For this reason it relief announcement Crossing of the Itio Guama Cubans was received here that Shafter had Skirmish With the Spanish succeeded in landing all of his artil Ox the Ftio Guama via Port Antonio lery including his siege train for unJamaica June 29 The American front less Sampson can oe relied upon to has been advanced beyond the first force his way into the harbor and atcrossing of the Rio Guama about a tack the Spanish ships these siege mile and a tug lies three and a half guns planted on heights commanding miles from the Spanish intrenchments the bay will be the main reliance of Gen Lowtons brigade rests on tha Gen Shafter in offsetting the presence road to Santiago de Cuba The od of the Spanish ironclads Undoubtedly Shafter is animated to brigade under Gen Chaffee the 17th 12th and 7th regjments holds the attack as soon as possible by his trench with his command lying acrosa knowledge of the approach of the rethe road and river inforcements for Linares from Man The first brigade the 8th 22d and zanillo for with this additional force 2d Massachusetts regiments under Shaffers position would be disagreeGen Evan Clarke lies on the left able if not perilous at least until he fiank slightly in the rear and the had received reinforcements The second brigade the 1st 4th and 25th war department received the first regulars occupies the opposite posi definite news Wednesday as to the approach of these ipanish reinforcetion on the right flank Gen Wheeler with the cavalry is in ments This was in an official dispatch the rear between Sevilla hills and the from Gen Shafter stating that S000 Hio Guama men with pack trains and droves of A strong line of outposts is main animals were advancing from Manza ¬ tained ahead nillo and were 54 miles from Santiago Gen Chaffees brigade with 3000 It has been known through reports Cubans under Gen Aguirra and sev- from Lieut Joyce made to Gen Miles eral hundred under Col Gonzales was that the Spaniards have 12000 men at skirmishing towards the city Tuesday Manzanillo and 10000 at Holguin and morning every precaution has been taken to The Cubans had several slight guard against their advance from either skirmishes with the Spaniards quarter The official report Wednes No aggressive move by the Amer day showed that S000 of those at Man icans is contemplated for several days zanillo had covered half the distance The road to the base of supplies must to Santiago and it is the belief of begreath improved before the onward military officials here than Gen Pando movement can be safely made is making similar advance with his ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ brought by the McCulloch to Hong Kong and though undated supposed to have been sent from Cavite June 23 No change in the situation since my telegram of June 17 Five German three British one French and one in port The Japanese insurgents constantly closing in Aguinaldo the in on the city surgent leader with 13 of his staff arrived May 19 by my permission on the Nanshan He established himself at Cavite outside of the arsenal under the protection of our guns and organ ized his army The progress of Aguin ¬ aldo has been wonderful He has in variably conducted the war humanely My relations with him are cordial but my conferences have generally been only of a personal nature men-of-war in ¬ ¬ 48 hours He came to this conclu- ¬ sion after a survey of the field He will however not undertake the as- ¬ sault at once because his guns are not all in position and because his own forces are constantly gaining in strength while the Spaniards are growing weaker The war department made public this morning the following dispatch -- ¬ tary of War Washington Cuba Playa del Estk June ¬ ¬ June 27 The graves of the dead are marked so that there will be no mistake in identification The health of the command is reported to me by the surgeons as remarkable Outside of the wounded there are to- ¬ day less than 150 men sick So far no wounded have died and but two men of disease since leaving Tampa This bulletin was posted at the navy department before noon Wednesday 2S Secre- ¬ Off Siboney A powder to be shaken into the shoe3 At Take Claypooles new vest and get his this season your feet feel swollen nervous old one out of the closet and hot and get tired easily If you have Get Ed Browns manual for army cook- smarting feet or tight shoes try Allens ing his sword knot and his French dictionFoot Ease It cools the feet and make walk ary ing easy Cures swollen and sweating feet Get Harry Chapmans blanket strap and blisters and callous spots Relieves cornsand trav for chess bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort Sioux City Jour- Trv it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe Get any old thing nal stores for 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y for cigars Have that order of roses countermanded Kiss Harry Hamiltons girl Try Allens Foot Ease ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PRACTICALLY ABANDONED Adm Caniara Will Return to Cadiz sons Squadron Will lie pushed to Spain Before Its Return Wxit- - Shafter ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Wasiiixgtox June 29 Just before entering the cabinet room Tuesday Secretary Alger announced that the Yale with its large quota of reinforce- ¬ ments for Shafter had made a success- ¬ ful landing Monday The official dis patch showed everything passed off well and that all the troops had disem barked ¬ The Yale Lands Her Troops These ad¬ vances now practically unopposed are regarded as one of the most ser- ¬ ious phases of the situation Devastated by a Waterspout 10000 men from Holguin ¬ Chillicotiie June S0 South Union township was devastated by a water ¬ spout roads being washed out small buildings destroyed and fences swept away Enlisting Colored Men Acerraderos My impressions of Gen Garcia are Reported in Kingston That the Brooklyn of the most pleasant character He is Was Hit by a Shell and Sunk and a large handsome man of most frank Schley and 24 Seamen Killed and engaging manners and of most soldierly appearance Kixgstox Jamaica June 30 The The fleet has with my directions Spanish consul here has received a cablegram from Santiago de Cuba as furnished army clothing and food to serting that the United States ar- ¬ the Cuban forces both east and west mored cruiser Brooklyn had been of Santiago Much has been done in struck by a Spanish shell which sank this direction at Guantanamo by Com the vessel and killed Commodore mander McCalla who has been most energetic in rendering thein all assist-¬ Schley and 24 seamen ance possible The consul really believes the news Great activity and courage has been and the Spaniards all over the city are shown by the Cubans at Guantanamo drinking champagne and rejoicing It has also been reported to the Span- and Commander McCalla is most eulo-¬ ish consul from Santiago that an exten- ¬ gistic in reference to their conduct sive mine has been laid which willblow There are about 10000 Cubans in this immediate vicinity up half the American ajrmywhen-rtjen-terOn the 20th the army transports ar the city rived and Gen Shafter and I paid a visit Landed Her Cargo to Gen Garcia and Eabi The process June 30 The cruiser An- - of disembarkation was rendered diffi Madrid tonio Lopez while trying to enter the cult by heavy seas the heaviest which river San Juan near San Juan de we have had during the three weeks Porto Rico secretely with a cargo of the fleet has been stationed here By provisions and war material was de- 3 in the afternoon however 4000 men tected by two American war ships but were ashore and the work was proescaped by swiftly changing her ceeding with great rapidity The pic r course Her captain determined to was not injured and one of th laud his cargo and headed for shore at steamers went alongside of it The Salino The shock of grounding ex- water supply was not injured The ploded the boiler It is not known Vesuvius has done almost nighty fir whether there was any loss of life ing since she has been here the exploTwo Spanish gunboats issued to the sion of the shells producing very great assistance of the Antonio Lopez effect Sampson whereupon the Americans withdrew Chicago June 30 A special to the and the Antonio Looez landed her News says that Sampson has deficargo nitely ascertained that Cervera has taken up a position with his squadron Stamps on Telegraph Messages New York June 30 On and after near a high hill at the entrance to Friday July 1 the new revenue law Santiago harbor He is perfectly safe requires that a documentary one cent there from the shells of the American stamp shall be put upon every tele- ships but he can do no damage from graph message transmitted in the that point to the American vessels United States It will therefore be nor can he train his guns against Gen necessarv for the senders of messages Shaffers army Camp Seviixa Near Santiago de Cuto attach stamps to their messages and to cancel the stamps in accordance ba via Kingston Jamaica June 30 with the law by writing their initias The storming of Morro Castle is believed to be imminent Gen Kent has and date across them pressed forward his division and is McCalla May Take Guantanamo now occupying a strong position on Guaxtaxamo Bay June 2S via Port the Spanish left flank hear the castle Antonia June 30 Commander McCal The position now held by Gen Kents la it is reported is considering a men is one of the greatest strategical proposition to take the town of Guau importance With the advance of the tanamo without waiting for the ar- division and the taking of Morro casrival of troops declare this port open tle Gen Shafter and Adm Sampson and invite the commercial world to re- ¬ will be in complete control of the nar sume business relations with this row entrance to Santiago harbor as place This plan would have a moral the defenses opposite Morro have been effect abroad rendered useless and the mines in the waterway can be removed without Died at the Ago of 117 danger of heavy guns fire from the Sciiaxtox Pa June 30 Patrick Spaniards Haggins said to be the oldest man in Five thousand Americans and 10000 Pennsylvania died here Tuesday Cubans are to day occupying the hills night aged 117 pears His age is of Hicaqos the highest point on the authenticated by records and certifi- road to Santiago lit is reported that cates which show that he was born in the Spaniards are fortifying- the hills County Londonderry Ireland Nov 1 three miles from the city The guns 1781 Mr Haggins father died at the they are mounting are of heavy caliage of 111 years and his mother at ber but they are of the old smootfi 107 bore pattern ¬ ¬ s ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ bor were subjected to a severe bom ¬ Wasiiixgtox June 30 The state de bardment by the fleet The firing was partment has information that the deliberate and in general most excel- ¬ Camara fleet now at Port Said Egypt lent The batteries were silenced On the loth the Texas the Marble has practically abandoned its trip to the Philippines having run against so head and the Suwanee destroyed the many obstacles which are insurmqunt fort at Guantanamo On the Kith the Yankee engaged a able Among them is the regulation under the convention of all Europe Spanish gunboat off Cienuegos On the 17th Lieut Harlow with two which guarantees the neutrality of the Suez canal and permits only one war ¬ steam launches one under Cadet ship of any nation to enter the water- Powell and one under Cadet Hart way at one time one ship being com- ¬ made an examination of Cabanas bay pelled to get out of the canal before The launches were subjected to a another shall go in As Camara has heavy and continued fire at short 12 vessels with him it would take range and were struck 17 times al- ¬ about 12 days to get the fleet through though no one was hurt Lieut Har The navy department has decided to low in his report particularly praises rush Commodore Watsons fleet to the conduct of Cadets Hart and Powell Gibraltar so that it may arrive before and Coxswains ODonnell and Bloom On the 19th Gen Garcia and his staff Camara can get back there visited the flag ship having arrived that morning at Gen Babis camp at AMAZING RUMOR ¬ ¬ the morning of June 1G the batteries at the entrance of Santiago har On ¬ Take advantage of this special offer and send your name ard address together with the james and addresses of ten of your friend who ride bicycles with twenty five cents to pay express charges to thelYiction less Bearing Company 55 Liberty Street New York City and we will forward you a set of our new bearings for bicycles which 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officials have solved the problem of cooling sleeping cars in stations at night At Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis this line has sleeping cars placed in the stations at 10 p m which do not depart until after midnight and in order to make them comfortable and cool have placed 16 inch rotary electric fans in each end of the sleepers thus removing the heated and impure airfrom all parts of the car The fans have been in operation about three weeks and have been the subject of many favorable comments from the traveling public ¬ Electric Fnns in Sleeping Cars And suffer at leisure When your abused stomach can no longer cheerfully and properly perform its duties a few doses of Hoods Sarsaparilla are like fresh water to a withered plant This medicine tones the stomach restores digestive strength creates an appetite and with a little care in diet the patient is soon again in per-¬ fect health Try it and youll believe in it Eat in Hast j VTf HoodV8 Is Americas Greatest Medicine cure 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GRAIN O Accept no imiuiuoii ¬ it A good way to cure insomnia is to sleep off Washington la Democrat ¬ ¬ ¬ pjlSflilff1 1 The jSVegefoblePreparationforAs- similatingliieTooclandBeguta- - igjzf3i jf For Infants and Children Kind You Have ¬ f m ¬ ¬ liiigthcStoiiiaciisaiidBcwElsof Jgpg nr Ui tJl6 S J - L 4 ¬ FxomotesTigcstioBCheeTfiil- -m nessandRestContafnsneitter I W KotNascotic I I PtanpTm Sceil JRoJulUSdl- OpmmMorptiiriiiDrMirieral Ii Rfii Mm w ffjf U M g- mP jiccscfOldUrSJnELEITCHEB AlxScnna iJ t ¬ jS a ILygi JebJA W I gnnft - WrmSud- - ¬ WW for Coxistipa-- Jvk bfca r Lexixgtox Ky June 30 Lieut Philadelphia June 29 One hun dred and twenty two sailors and ma Johnson of the 10th regiment regular chinists left here Tuesday over the army who has been here enlisting Pennsylvania railroad for San Fran colored men for his regiment has cisco where they will join the cruiser gone to Frankfort to enlist a number Philadelphia They are in charge of of men there who want to join He Lieut Commander Thomas H Stevens has enlisted 27 here ¬ ¬ To Man the Philadelphia Michael Schwab Dead r- Schwab Madrid June 30 Manila advices Alexian say it is supposed the German war Schwab ships will prevent the bombardment ¬ Parsons of Manity and it is alleged that Spies Lingg Fischer Engle andNeebe Prince Henry of Prussia is expected for hurling the dynamite bombs on there May 4 1SS0 which caused the death of Newark and Dolphin Collide Hatter Dam ¬ seven policemen in the Haymarket aged Chest of Gold Watson Will Sail for Spain Next Thursday Augusta Ga June 30 Colored riot The punishment meted out to New York June 29 A Wellington Washington June 30 The Newark him was life imprisonment in the Jol and Dolphin had a collision The New dispatch says that Commodore Wat- ¬ phosphate diggers at Pompin uncov sons squadron will sail for the SDan ered a chest filled with 30000 of gold iet penitentiary but June 26 1S93 he ark was uninjured but the Dolphin vas considerably damaged and will tsh coast about Thursday next Tha Ifc was hid by one of them and the was pardoned and restored to citiaen sSitp by Gov John P Altgelfo v others have ordered his arrest have tojj o into the dry dock trip will take two weeks r ¬ Chicago June 30 Michael the anarchist died at the Brothers hospital Wednesday was held responsible with German War Ships Will Prevent Bombard ¬ ment i tion Sour StomachDiarrhoea m 1 Worms Convulsions Feverish- nessandLosS OF SLEEP M facsimile Signature of Aperfect Remedy Ms i TOlK jg - J W lun liilSIJ W I fall llnn HHWiBr II Always BoogliL y t AI Sit r THE CENTAUR COMPANY NZW V0RK CITY - 0 sTlWr THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS HY FRIDAY JULY Ccrce Go right after her says T pick her up and carry her out f the along front door quick torpedoes and all a fine day a glorious Fourth Got any change says he It was He always thinks of that praps or maybe I should call it a Fifth only cause hes usually hard up sound right that doesnt Yes I have Hurry up and get in No one was around cept the men at the station who were getting the So in he tumbled and none too fast for the engine puffed off right after early train ready Billy Crocker had promised to meet Hardly anyone was in the train and me and I was going to provide him the conductor seemed to be taking a with firecrackers cause he spent his holiday too for he didnt come round money for lemon balls and felt deli- ¬ till we got most to New York cause after cate bout asking for any more to cele- ¬ We didnt talk much Billyd asked me what I was going to brate with But no Billy showed up So I let Tod do there didnt seem to be much to talk fire off a good many crackers and she about only burned her dress in one place It We didnt stop anywhere for it was was a new one and Id forgotten the an express train but we heard lots of apron mother said she must surely Fourth of July noise and saw lots of wear but I took some consolation in boys and girlsliaving a good time My ffiOil where the knowing that if Tod had had on her how I wished I could change my place stately pines of apron it would have been burned and with them Maine And then I thought Poor little Tod Their crests lift to now it wasnt the sky To where the blos- ¬ soms gem plains 1 1898 tion on the way back but every time often Billy tried to cheer me by telling all kinds of stories He said he was certain Tod had either been stolen for a ransom or else shed been carried off sos to sell her hair for wigs like a story hed read or she might have been sold somewhere hed come in hed say No news yet and I wished he wouldnt say it quite so FIFTY FIFTH C0NGBES First Itegmlar Session Washington June 24 Senate Discus ¬ I The Best War News 3 V M4 the s That toward the sunset lie Our banner in its glory waves Without a missing star Oer happy homes oer patriot graves CJnmarred to day by war The bells of Liberty ring out From sounding shore to shore And loud and lofty is the shout Our land for evermore Through every sea our navies glide Their sails kissed by the sun And Honor lays her wreath beside The sword of Washington The winds that sweep the icy gorge Of boundless freedom sing And patriots to Valley Forge Their votive off rings bring Aye thro the mists that dim the years We see the early day And not a loyal freeman fear3 A foe from far away The mountains bare and rugged peaks Our Nations worth proclaim And every lucent river speaks The story of our fame Oer all the land our fathers gave And blessed with prayr divine In peace rejoice the free and brave From orange tree to pine Unfettered soar the thoughts of all Whereer our standard flies Aye Right must rise and Wrong must fall Neath Freedoms azure skies With laureled progress in the van We march with pride to day Before us newer hope for man Behind us old Cathay Then let the anthems that we raise Vrom swelling sea to sea IFili every heart with peace and praise Beneath our banner free For man is man whereer it flies In splendor near or far tNo evil in its shadow lies No stain on stripe or star T C Harbaugh in Ohio Farmer J Hiv1 L5J OUIE vv - I rfto MMY ZB rh o c SEE ANYTHING OF A LITTLE LOST GIRL JOD says so i eP correct the spell- ing- and other wrohgrEhings in - shell J 1 u l be my fault if it isnt all right I spose Jerryd think she could do it better but Id rather have Louie any ¬ how and Jerryd always have to be spolcen of as Geraldine which is too long1 to write often All the boys call her Jerry behind her back though she doesnt know it and its lucky for them You see Jerry gets mad pretty easy Praps its cause she iteaches school Mother sajs boys are trying She thinks Im a very trying boy and I spose she ought to know I wonder if old people ever think they are trying They are anyhow I themselves mean mother dont Well to proceed thats a good way of putting it I know cause Mr Sinip Icins said it in his lecture and Louie Now Jimmy dont ramble but Tod said stick to your story So here goes for It wouldnt have hurt her a bit to sticking I mean proceeding Its hard take a nap on the nice warm grass but work cause I never wrote a real story mother had warned me specially before gainst that If Louie had been home I The reason why my story happened could have called her quietly She was on the fifth was cause Fourth of July away on a visit though and Lhated to came on Sunday that year so that fire- ¬ disturb mother and father crackers and other celebrations had to Let her take a nap in that empty wait over car savs Bill v And it was hard for the boys that It had stood on the side track several waited judging from experience Mr days and I thought it a capital idea Simpkins said that too It sounds well So I went across the road with Tod and I think besides being a fact she laid down on one of the cushion Well mother said I could get up at seats five a m on Mondaj and not a min ¬ It was pretty warm but I didnt want ute before and then I did think mother to run any risks so Billy rolled up his was very trying indeed coat for a pillow and I put mine over up sooner and sure her and she was fst asleep in a minute I knew Id wake nough I did and heard the clock We had a fine time after that Billy was a long time till being a boy with ideas What we didnt strike four It half past four and four minutes from do with firecrackers isnt worth men- ¬ that the sun would rise I knew for Id tioning But after the bad luck we had looked in the almanac setting off some in front of the chicken just raised up in bed to peek at my coop we ncarlj killed two of our best I firecrackers and punk lying handy and chickens I drew the line at firing any that half hour was longer than the near the setting hen other Billy thought it would be fun to see I can tell 3rou it didnt take me long what shed do but somehow I felt it to slide iuto my clothes when the time would be better not to Besides that came and I did wash my face though hen was Jerrys my toothbrush happened to slip back of I never thought onceof Tod till most and I didnt feel like breakfast time when mother put her the washstand taking the time to get it out head out of the window and called Tod heard me moving round and Come Jimmy its time to get ready so I had to for breakfast Bring Tod in came in from her room All right I shouted and Billy and help her a good deal and that wasted a smart child I ran over to the track a lot of time But shes And no car was there and combed her own hair pretty well considering Billy and I just looked at each other Praps you dont know that Tods and I felt kind of dizzy He stuck both short for Toddlekins our 3oungest bands in his pockets and said Whew Somebody thought I meant a dog one with a very red face said I though day when I spoke of her but I think The cars gone a fine name being short and sort praps it wasnt a necessary remark Tods of brisk The next minute we were rushing Well we tiptoed downstairs sos not into the station and asking if thn car to wake anybody had gone with the six oclock train Theragent said it bad and asked nie if Tod slipped down one step dropped torpedoes and began to cry But I I felt sick Well I did sort of but I her spoke tuas mui h like Jerry as I could hadnt time to tell him so and I ran full Tod- - not a wora or you gu back tilt out of the station door and got into to bed the 750 that was just ready to start What are you going to do says That scared her so she jumped and so I had to Billy dropped another package -- this it wont Anyhow I dont see how boys can be expected to remember aprons not wearing such things themselves Just as mother said Tod began to be sleepy in no time But Id prom- ¬ ised to take care of her and knew she would go in the house and go to sleep again It was really pretty early for a to get up She wanted to cause I did so so mother said she could try it I like to please Tod Shes my fa- ¬ vorite sister too Shes nearer jny age and the others are so grown up prtic ularly Jerry Then besides Im Tods favorite brother at least I should be if she had another which she hasnt To proceed I told Tod to run in and take a nap and to do it softly sos not to wake em up for it couldnt be six yet as the early train hadnt started Billy Crocker came along then run ¬ ning like mad says he Guess Im late Hello Guess you are lazy bones says I handing him some crackers and punk But now youre here so blaze away Jimmy cried Tod touching my arm and the cracker Id lighted went off rather quick However it didnt hurt much I put my finger in my Jimmy I cant open mouth to cool it door its locked the front Thats so I says How stupid of me I forgot to fix the night latch Oh Jimmy Im awful sleepy says ¬ five-year-o- ld where was she How frightened she must be I spose the men at the station dont broke in know anything bout Tod Billy after wed been quiet a longtime Of course the men in that traind know says I That trains gone back by this time you silly Id never thought of that Just then long came the conductor Tickets said he - And of course wc hadnt anjvbut I paid him and he gave me a slip of card- ¬ board with printing on it He looked good natured Id often seen him be- ¬ fore so I just told him the whole stor- He sat down in front of us as kind and sympathetic as could be Its too late now said he the trains starte back We passed it at Martinville But Ill make inquiries Dont you erjr little boy And 1 wasnt One or two tears arent crying I hope Then your parents will be in a fine worry too says he Ill send them a telegram when the train gets in The minute we got into the station j the conductor took us to a room where he said lost articles were sent My sister isnt an article says I thinking of a an and the that I was studying about in grammar I guess youd think she was a very precious article if you could find her And he sort of laughed I dont see how he could See anything of a little lost girl on the six oclock local fromllarristown the conductor asked when we got to the lost article room Xosaid a man writing at a desk never looking up Nothing reported here except three handkerchiefs a glove and two boys coats brought in from that train Thats all Those are our coats said I Then identify em said the man I looked at Billy and he looked at me then we both looked at the conductor who laughed again Describe your coats bo3s said he Oh says we And then we told him and he brought out two coats which sure nough were ours Mine was over her anil Billys was rolled up underher head I said Who asked the man Tod I said Was that your brothers name No sir its my sisters and 1 should think you might oct s if tjou cared a little cause shes lost Oh shell turn up all riht said hard hearted mean mail and went that 1 sion in the senate of the Hawaiian annexation question was interrupted Thursday by Sir Rawlins Utah with a speech in which he criticised vigorously the provision embodied in the conference report on the Indian appro- ¬ priation bill which acknowledges the right of Indians to lease mineral lands on their res- ¬ ervations He declared that it was a far graver matter than the annexation of for a slave Anyhow shes a goner Jimmy said the Hawaiian islands as it would involve the cession to the Indians of the mineral he at the last station before Harristown rights in territory exceeding 50000000 acres of and Im sorry for you cause youre land not including the territory of Alaska He charges that speculators had obtained al- ¬ most sure to get a licking ready leases to much of these lands and if the Thats bout the way I looked at it provision proposed by the committee was but somehow I felt the worst aboutTod adopted the government would lose tens of When we got to narristown we saw millions of dollars The resolution offered Wednesday by mother and father standing on the sta- ¬ committee on Mr Jones Ark directing the lands The next minute the official conductpublicSpecial to investigate the tion platform of Agent C A M train had stopped and Billy said Im Schlierholz who is charged with unlawfully seizing timber was again considered glad Im not in your shoes Jimmy House At Thursdays session of the house And then he sneaked out of the rear further agreements upon the sundry civil bill door and was gone quickern you could were reported from the committee on confer- ¬ J wink ence and adopted and further conference upon Well when I got out I just rushed up the remaining points in difference was request- ¬ large to mother and put both arms around ed Awere number of bills of minor import- ¬ ance passed and 63 pension and relief her and said measures were disposed of pursuant to the Oh mother what shall we do recommendations reached last Friday in com- ¬ Under the leadership She hugged me just as tight and mittee of the whole of Representatives Cannon and Baker kissed me IlL a bill to restore Maj for- ¬ to My poor dear careless boy said mer rank and status in the Whamwith his back army all pay and allowances passed the house unani- ¬ she Oh Jimmy we was so scared bout mously Maj Wham who was in the gallery at the moment received many congratulations you said somebody else from members on the floor of the house Upon And I looked up in a hurry and there Mr Dingleys motion made early in the day the house at 428 adjourned until Mondaj- would you blieve it stood Tod Washington June 25 Senate The con- ¬ Why why mother was all I could ference report on the bankruptcy bill was dis- ¬ manage to say posed of by the senate Friday without debate Then father asked me some questions At the request of senators Mr Nelson Minn and seemed as glad to see me as if Id the author of the senate bankruptcy measure made a brief explanation of the bill as agreed been lost stead of Tod upon by the agreed Then we went over home I felt so to by a vote conferees The report was annex ¬ of 4i to 13 The Hawaiian tired and sleepy I could hardly walk ation resolutions were under discussion and as soon as wegot there I laid down throughout the session except during a brief time when routine busines on the lounge and was made much of by The speakers Friday were was disposed of everyone stead of being in disgrace as La Avho concluded his addressMcEnery dem Thursday and Mr Turley dem Tenn who presented a con- ¬ I supposed Id be Tod sat in her little chair close to me stitutional argument against the resolutions House Not in session and held my hand in one of hers and her Washington June 28 Senate The oppn doll in the other one and I never saw ing of on the Ha ¬ the second week of her look so pretty and she explained waiian annexation resolutionsdebate unattended was by any incident that gave the day any relief the whole thing Why Jimmie said she I woke up from continuous monotony Three speeches the resolutions by Messrs in just a little while and climbed out f were made againstCaffery At 11 oclock Mon ¬ Clay Roach and the car And Norah was at the back day morning the senate convened and a few door and I went right in So I wasnt minutes afterward adopted the resolution of Mr Davis chairman of the foreign relations lost at ail that hereafter until Nobody scolded me the least bift committee providing taken The senate shall further action shall be Mother said she thought Id be punished convene daily at 11 a m enough and she hoped Id profit by it House The house devoted Mondays ses- ¬ sion to the consideration of legislation affect ¬ Then she kissed me the District of Columbia The messages After Jerry came home I heard her ingthe president relative to Naval Constructor of ray one day to father Hobson the Hudson officers and crew at Car- ¬ I blieve youre right bout James I denas and Capt Hodgson of the Hugh Mc Culloch at Manila read until late really see signs of improvement in him Few members were were not and the reading present at last was not marked by any demonstration At And I think thats the most remark ¬ 440 p m the house adjourned Chel- ¬ able part of my story dont you Washington June 29 Senate- - Almost the entire session of the senate Tuesday was sea G Fraser in Detroit Free Press occupied by Mr Caffery dem Ii- - in a con tiuation of his speech against the annexation Atf EDITIOX OP BURNS of Hawaii At 4 oclock he had not concluded but yielded the floor in order that the general deficiency bill might be considered The bill was read and the committee amendments sd far as they have been offered were agreed to Consideration of the bill will be resumed Wed ¬ nesday morning a House Rrepresetative Hilborn Cal member of the house naval affairs committee Tuesday introduced a joint resolution tender ¬ ing the thanks of congress to Assistant Naval Constructor Richmond Pearson Hobson and to the volunteer crew of the Merrimac and au ¬ thorizing Hobsons transferf rom the construc- ¬ It tion corps to the line of the navy is in response to the recommendations made by President McKinley in his message to con- ¬ gress Monday Simultaneously with this reso- ¬ lution Mr Hilborn also introduced the senate joint resolution recognizing the gallantry of Frank H Neweomb and Capt Daniel B Hodgs The Louisville Courier Journal is 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resolutions recommended by TWIGE-A-WE- EK tendering the president were adopted the thanks of congress to Naval Constructor Hobson and the other heroes of the Merrimac L 0 and to Lieut Frank H Neweomb commander of the revenue cutter Hudson for his rescue of Both One Year For Only the Winslow and her crew off Cardenas and retiring on full pay Cdpt Hogsdon of the Mc Culloch for distinguished services at Manila The general deficiency bill was passed House The house Wednesday disposed of a This is for cash subscriptions only number of measures and incidentally enjoyed a speech from Mr Allen Miss which pre ¬ All subscriptions under this combina cipitated a political episode in which Mr tinn offer must be sent direct to The Grosvenor rep O and Mr Bailey dem News office Paris Kv figured as the pi ncipals Notable Bourbon Tex among the measures passeu were those pro ¬ viding for the enlistment of cooks in the army providing for the appointment of military storekeepers for the army pro ¬ NEW YORK viding for the protection of harbor de- ¬ TKRICE-A-WEE- K fenses and fortifications against wanton and EDITION malicious injury and giving the secret ry of 18 Pages a Week war discretion to permit any church or reli- ¬ 15G Papers a Year gious sect to erect its house of worship upon the West Point military reservation The last named bill precipitated considerable discus ¬ sion it being framed at the instance of Catho- ¬ lic effort but giving equal privileges ta all Published every Alternate Day except Sunday churches Washington June 30 Senate A prece- ¬ dent that will be historic was established by the senate at its session Wednesday For YOU CAN GET THE B0IKB0N NEWS mm 215 THE WORLD FOR ONE DOLLAIt 1 2JK3 Said Number One to Three and Tvo Ill tell you now what we will do Well bear this home and then to night Well give to Four a fearful fright Central railroad was derailed at Vine Groe 10 miles north of this place at The en 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon wine and 12 cars were wrecked block-adinthe track Engineer R L Mar tin was killed and Fireman James De coricev was seriously injured ISloodhounds Failed to Take the Scent The Engineer Hilled The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of The A New York World is first among all 29 Elizabethtown Ky June through freight train on the Illinois weekly papers in size frequency of g- ¬ on writing Now Number Four chanced to bo near All this time the conductor had been standing in the doorway witn his fore- ¬ And touching to the fuse a light Now well see wholl get th head all puckered up like fathers when Said fright r 2 3 hes thinking Billy said an then he began to tell me a story bout a little girl who got lost and was nevir found I dont blieve I ever liked Bilk Crock- ¬ er 0 little as then but I triedlto make lowances for him cause Tocj wasnt his sister you see Besides if T3 spoken sharp to him as I felt half a ind to I was sure Id break out crying After the conductor had tellraphed to father we got in the car agdin He gave Billy and me each two sandwiches He said he thought we must be ungry Arid he was right and ever sine that I dont think conductors can be eat for being good to little boys He nade the trainstop atevirysta- 1 1 again Jimmy telgraph to your father Ill bet my kite youll nevqr see her Come boys says he well go and Sidney 0 June 30 A lynching was prevented here Wednesday by the fail ¬ ure of the bloodhounds to take the About 4 a m a highwayman scent attempted to fob the Lig- Four station He encountered Operator P J Kantz lnan who was shot through the left - lung- The scoundrel escaped Blood- ¬ hounds could not find the scent Young Kantzmans condition is seri- publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great G daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ cal news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ tify It is against the monopolies and for th people It prints tho news of all the world having special correspondence from all important news points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other special departments of usual interact We offer this unequaled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 ¬ ous Gen Brookes Troop Well Fleased St Louis June SO A special to TQTHE FARMERS OF BOURBON D What happened one may plainly see Poor Numbers One Two and Three Were shocked and shook and tumbled oer Which greatly pleased sly Number Four Arthur J Burdick in Chicago Record Ou the Fourth you might just as well hav your fling For life is a wonderful plot Its the fellow who f never was- doing- a - COUNTY the Post Dispatch from ChickamaugaPark As agent of The Pago Woven Wiro Ga says that there is great satisfac- Fence o I am prepared to put up the tion felt among- the troops there over beat wire fence on the market It is a report that Maj Gen Brooke will gnarHntMed to turn all kinds of stock jrive satisfaction be appointed military governor oi and to I have put up fence this season for Porto Rico farmers who have had the Page Fence ¬ - Fate Who always Is sure thing Judge t b slwt v in use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put up STew Haven Ct June 30 The hon be Chicken Fence on the market the orary degree of Doctor of Laws was If you are needing any fence give mo Wednesday by Yale univer h call conferred sity upon William McKinley president MILLER Agent PaRJUJ Kt ol the United States Yale Honors President McKinley ¬ ¬ 0W o wMmmBnm Vy F3i9sJl a ZL M 11 in -- in 11 - u nJgMMIBlMiaMWMllIIIIBIglWBMliailBtMW fHE BOURBON NBWfa PARIS KY FRIDAY GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS JULY 1 1898 - U t i i WW- v r i Wr i A l Vr w is i- - i if h I r - 4 J3jf A - r Vr - Tt- - 3S- - The following special tax rates pay ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks Iu The Foyer able by the attachment of stamps are Chickamauga Ga gunner among thetitems in the new revenue bill Just a Yankee Jane 28ih letting a trifle gay which goes into effe t to day V 1 Cook has been suffering Just a gang of paniards Lieutenant Bank check draft or certificate of deTis Satans busy day for several days with his arm as a reposit not bearing interest or au3T order sult of a successful vaccination for payment ot mon y a sight oron de Chas T Dazey and wife are Sum maud including postal money order ex press or telegraph money orders two p mr Winn snent Sunday at lookoui mering in California cents for unv atnoaut Mountain aud enjoyed a brief rest from Domestic bills of exchange drafts Clay Clement will open the season in the monotony of camp life He is one ¬ He may appear here in Jan- ¬ certifioiteh of deposits orders not pay of thb most popular captains of the August able on demand promissory notes and Second Regiment and is greatly beloved uary renewal of same two cents fjr hundred by his men dollars or tractioual part thereof Chas Yale will have the Devils Auc- ¬ Telephone ud telegraph me saes The Keutnekv soldiers are looking tion and a new piece called The Evil costing over 15 cents or bill of lading Absolutely Pure forward to pay day with much impa- ¬ E3re on the road next season one cent tience and nearly every one is without Deeds 100 to 00 and each frac money The enlisted men of Company I 500 fifty cents copy of SEW YORK I ROYAL BAK1NO POWDER CO J will receive pay from the time they left A Hopkinsville girl bought aNight in tional insurance policies hereafter is Life The Ships That Pass In The Paris and never will money be more order to get posted on naval affairs 100 of the sued eiiht Cfiits on each joyfully received amount issued Fire insurance policies one half cent HEW Mr and Mrs Clay Clement Karra on each dollar of premium charged THE The boys of the Second Kentucky are Kenwyn are guests at Crews Ranch Mortg ij e- - iei s 1000 to 1500 Eighteenth Year Established 1881 much chagrined at being left at Chick Walnut Grove Cal Mr Clement is twenty five cent- - Kc each additional or amauga while the First and Third Ken- ¬ writing a new play Miss Nell every Tuesday and Friday by Published It is McEwan of the Clement Co is resting fractional 5C0 twentj five cents tucky are to be sent to the front CHAMP WALTER Power of Attorney twenty five cents Editors and Oivners especially disappointing after the Second in California 8BUOE MILLER Banks capital including surplus being thelfirst regiment to be equipped 25000 tax r0 Each additional Make all Checks Money Orders etc The boys were very anxious to be sent to the order of Champ New York Dramatic Mii roi this 1000 tax 2 The Miiler matable to the front and seem to think that Adhesive stamps in all denominations week published an excellent picture of there is little chance now of being ¬ who has just closed a suc- of from 1 cent to i0 are nearly ready ordered away from Chickamauga very Etta Reed ADVER1IS1NU RATES cessful engagement with the Corse Pay- - for distribution and will soo i be placed Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser scon They are being supplied tion half rates each insertion thereafter ton Co Miss Reed is enjoying a rest at on sale Locals or reading- notices ten cents pei Long Branch through Collectors of Internal Revenue line each insertion Locals in black type Generally speaking the health of Com- ¬ her cottage at twenty cents per line each insertion and will be sold to any person desiring Fractions of lines count as full lines when pany 1 is good and the men are fairly runuing at line rates Maggie Cline is spending the Summer them Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candi well satisfied Capt Winn is putting Stamps on checks drafts etc will be dates resolutions of respect and matter of a the Company through skirmish drill at Mt Clemens Mich Grace Golden like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise every day and the boys are becoming has gone to Europe W H Crane is imprinted upon the blank checks and ments and yearly cards sold by the banks very proficient in this important branch resting at Cohasset Mass Joe Jefferson The heat here is something terriffic but is fishing with ex President Cleveland at Dont use any other but Purity the men stand it very well It is cool Buzzards Bay Mr and Mrs E H flour from Paris Milling Co tell to what we rnaj expect in Cuba or Sothern Virginia Harned will remain Porto Rico in New York E H Willard is in your grocer you want no other London Fanny Davenport is at South All grocers keep it The Y M C A has now twenty tents Duxbury Mass ANIMALS UNDERGROUND and fifty men at work in Camp Thomas Always ask for Paris Milling Burro wing as Is Performed by Various The average daily attendance at each It All grocers Species of Mammals tent is over 1000 During the past week Oos Purity flour over 1000 men have professed religion keep it Insist on having Purity Ventilation or rather the want of it evaneeiistic meetings held by the must be a difficulty in the underground in the every time life of almost all mammals The rabbit Rev Torrey and other delegates and the rat secure a current of aid by SCINTILLATIONS forming a bolt hole in connection with Of News And their system of passages but the fox Jumble Chaplain Wayts of the Second Ken ¬ An Interesting Comment the badger and many of the field voles tucky is holding successful midweek Lexington may have a curfew law and mice seem indifferent to any such meetings and has lately had six conver ¬ precaution There is no doubt that Geo A Portwood who killed Rich- whatever gave the first impulse to bur- ¬ 20 from the sions He has received on row many animals look upon this to Soldiers Aid Society of Lt xingon to ard Perkins at Lexiugton will hang us most unpleasant exertion as a form use in purchasing a dozen cuts for the Sept 9th Mt Sterling of actual amusement It also confers a Miss Fannie Hiues of regimental hospital This society will also send sheets pillows etc in a few will go as a missionary to Korea for the right of property Prairie dogs constantly set to work to Womans Board of Missionsof the Meth- dig days holes merely for the love of the odist Church Late News of the War thing If they cannot have a suitable Com Kmifh a Cldnvcranvvri neern hflS place to exercise their talent in they Furious cannonading was heard yes- ¬ E Lee Hawes of Company I has beets turning white sinca 1867 and is will gnaw into boxes or chests of draw ¬ been arrested by order of Col Gaither terday morning off Mole St Nicholas now white all over except his face and ers and there burrow to the great det ¬ ¬ The Egyptian government has notified and will be court martialed for publicariment of the clothes therein contained a few dark spots on his body Camara that he must not stop longer at tion of an article in a Cincinnati paper In an inclosed prairie dog town they Captain Joshua Slocum of Newport have been known to mine until the su ¬ Said They have been given per which reflected upon Surgeon Major Port mission to coal there Dade Hawes is a Covington boy who R I has just completed avoyage around perincumbent earth collapsed and buried A Lisbon cable yesterdaj stated that enlisted with Company Aand was trans ¬ the world in a sailboat He was entire the greater number A young prairie a small gravel floored it was rumored there that four Ameri- ¬ ferred to Company I He has been for ¬ ly alone on the cruise wi6b peenpied dog let loose in dug a instantly hole large enougn house can war yesl were on their way to bidden to send any more matter to his jthreu years to sit in turned round in it and bit the that port paper until he is convicted or exonerated finv tlm riaarinrr Stool Tirnri9 i first nerSOU WhO attempted tO tOUCH uvt- Jen Shatter has established head ¬ AIJ WMV AVVAug wuwwi D oa v uuuutNU kuiv Vlim nnnQ W witn toiler ana Dan Gearings linn riuuEit be6Q m mmk ftS a mouse quarters in a tent on the field with his hQ ad before army Twenty seven regiments encamped at if you want a perfect and durit is noticeable that the two weakest and least numerous of our mice the The American seign guns have been Chickamauga have received orders to go able harvesting machine dormouse and the harvest mouse do not eent to the front to the front within ten days They will ft B HUTOHORAFT burrow but make nests and that these Gen Merrltt Sailed Wednesday for the bo in command of Gen Brooke and gent do not multiply or maintain their num ¬ Phillippines in the Newport carrying a j Gen Wade will be left in command at J bers like the burrowing mioe and voles large sum of money to pay th eoldieis ChickatoalSga The regiments ordered com ¬ But the fact that there are members of The very best companies and purchase supplies to the front will not start until the trans- ¬ pose my agency which insures very closely allied species some of The German warship Geier sailed ports are ready to carry them They do burrow while others do not against fire wind and storm which to indicate that the habit is an yesterday from Havana for Santiago fjeems are Ninth Pennsylvania second Mis Non union noquired one The fall of Santiago is expected by souri first New Hampshire twelfth In flila connection it is worth noting Sunday W 0 H1NT0N Agent New York first South Carrolina that many animals whioh do not bur- ¬ twelfth Minnesota fifth Pennsylvania Colonel W J Bryans w6rd is second Ohio sixth Ohio 158th row at other times form burrows in Indiana which to conceal and proteot their eight inches longer than the ordinary first West Virginia 160th Indiana young or if they do burrow make a sword first Georgia thirty first Michigan different kind of a more elaborate char ¬ sixteenth Pennsylvania second Wiscon acter Among these nursery burrows Seed sweet potatoes Kentucky fourth Pennsyl- ¬ sin third Spears are those of the dog the fox and sand McDebmott martin the kingfisher and the shel- ¬ third Ilinois fourth Ohio first - HAVEvyou seen those new toilet sets vania drake Foxhound litters never do so Sntucky third Wisconsin fifth Prices the lowest Illinois at J T Hintons well aB when the mother is allowed to tC make a burrow on the sunny side of a patterns the newest Just remember that all your straw stack In time she will work this strength must come from your Fashionable Spring shoes superior Go Where Black Bass Bite and Cool you ever think of five or six feet into the stack and keep food Did Breezes Blow in every respect and prices at the low- ¬ the puppies at the far end while she that your muscles need Perhaps lies in the entrance Vixens either dig est point at TAkE the D C Steamers the Coast more strength or your nerves or appropriate a clean burrow for their Davis Thompson Isgrig Line to Mackinac for a delightful cruise or perhaps your stomach is cubs which is a natural habit or at up the Great Lakes It only costs from weak and cannot digest wliat any rate on9 ucqnired previously to the you eat display adver- ¬ Cleveland 17 Toledo 15 Detroit 1250 Read J T Hintons use of earth by adult foxes London If you need more strength round trip including meals and berths Spectator tisement It is money in your pocket than take Send 2c for illustrated pamphlet See page four tf Address A A Schantz G P A New line of lace curtains at J T Detroit Mich Try our special A coffee six tf Hintons pounds for 100 wholesome and delicious mmmmmmummmamammmmBEemfamamamB yoyal maives the food pure From Camp Thomas Camp Thomas War Revenues BINDERS A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Kg Mcuormick Mowers1 Bmde r Twine I IB AKIHI POWDER ¬ L ES 35 1 1XT Gr 1I1III1 HAY RAKES Sieei Tooth t23L3 IK t-- a ¬ - ¬ ¬ CLOVER BUNCHERS r ft Ft J J -- LYS g -- HL tTj 2 JL inwuiiMiaiw wiUMMnwrLiimiJiM PHOENIX BICYCLES Pretty Bicycles are all right if you want something pretty to look at but there is a world of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will do it I ¬ 35 1 ZAtJr I V II ¬ DAUGHERTY BROS ir Bicycles Sundries etc DEALERS - IN- - - 1 - Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing i t rftlMj ettfff My aim is to give vou the very best furniture at the very I lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods i - rnjur jl k r ll r 731 jii jjj ¬ -- Are You s Easily Tired EDROOMZgUmS -l jgjV illjl laUJViMisaBJn Ti m- i- VfG3 2 I A Years of experience in buying and the fact that pay cash not iM for all goods insures good results Another important fact not to be Overlooked I am paying a big rent and this feature is very much to the advantage ot the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- ¬ ties SCOTTS -- - McDermott Spears bTOCK AND TURF NEWS EMULSiOM wmr V US Send your linen to Haggard Reeds Steam Laundry for a good finish tf Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes Etc of Cod Iiiver Oil with Hypo Hodgkin Bros of Winchester bought a car of 900 lb heifers in Montgomery strength phosphites The oil is the most easily changed of all foods into RAILROAD TIME CARD Awarded at 3 90 and the hypophos- phites are the best tonics for the nerves and quickest cure for for kind of and for all cases of de bility weak nerves and loss of flesh SION is the easiest l N ft R ARRIVAL OF TRAINS t Highest Honors-r-Worl- ds Fair In Louisville Wednesday twenty one hhds of old leaf tobacco sold at 1875 to 9 90 Five hhds leaf lugs and trash sold at 1150 to 470 Galee Morewinner of the English Der- ¬ by for 1897 has been sold to the Russian JrtiiiilgL SCOTTS EMUL ¬ weak throats coughs every From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328p m From Majsville 742 a m 825 p m 1 Government for 100000 This ie the largest price ever paid in Britain for a brood horse 50c and 100 all druggists SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York CREAM BAKING P0WDIR MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free feom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 4Gt YEARS THE STANDARD Blount has purchased 1225 cavalry horses in eighteen work- ¬ ing days paying out the sum of 160000 for the animals Most of the money b ts uarr Agenr was paid out in Kentucky OPEN JUNE 15TH TO OCT 1ST Turney Bros colt Swiftmas by Can ¬ Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate dlemas Nell Swift won the first race Waters The prettiest Place and best CRR F on the card at Sheephead Monday de kept Sum tnerKesort in the West For particulars apply to ToFadjfort 90 a m 530 p m f eating Cleophusand other good ones at a m 510 p m five furlongs in 1011 5 The added CAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor From Ffank fort 840 I W H Cox Agent money was 650 IRVINE KY YM Lieut J vg Estill Springs 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richnond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysnlle 750 a m 635 p m departure of trains To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m jt hinton - 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 To come to the point If you want the best 4 furniture for the least money go to N Close Prices on Mattings This Week V rK Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wocd Mantels furnishel complete Undertaking in all its tranches Embalming scientifically CARRIAGES FOR HIRE a ttectdedto THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY THE 80DBBQH DEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 FRIDAY JULY OBITUARY 1 1898 5 Circuit Court Proceedings PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY J- - If I V fv ntr rn Wednesday Mrs Frank Fithian has been quite ill for several das Mrs Nannie Hook Dlvis wife of Miss Edna Lytle is at home from a George R Davis died suddenly of short visit in Maysville heart failure yesterday afternoon about Mrs J W Kennedy of Carlisle is five oclock at their home on Pleasant visiting relatives in the city street The deceased had been ill for Mr R Q Thomson has been con- some time but was thonght to be better fined to his room for a week yesterday She was thirty two years Mrs Hub Holliday of Harrison is old and was the eldest daughter of the late A J Hook She is survived by the givst of Mrs G W Stuart Mrs F B Carr and daughter arc her husband and one child Helen aged nine years The funeral will be held at visitiug relatives in ttichmona the residence to morrow morning at Eld J S Sweeney aud wife are half past ten oclock by Rev E H spending a few days in Louisville Rutherford The remains will be 1U- Mrs 17 Frank and daughter Miss terred in the Paris cemetery The Ladder Truck Fund Gov Bradley will be at the Chau ¬ Helen leave to day for Estill Springs tauqua to morrow Below is appended a list of subscrib- ¬ Miss Olivia Buckner has gone to BIRTHS The banks and the postoffice will be ers and amounts pledged to aid the Lake Chauatuqua to peud the Suminar Paris Fire Department in the purchase closed on the Fourth Miss Mabel Hill has returned from Tlie Advent Of Our Future Men Aud of a new improved ladder truck Wuiucn a visit to Miss Mary Robinson in Cyn It is said that the blackberry crop J T Hinton 25 To the wife of Malcom Bosvtell nee R J Neely thiana 10 this year will be a large one Miss Wilsie Wright on 24th inst a 10- Craddock 10 Remington Mrs Bfice Steele and Miss BeEsie Benj Perry F P Lowry and R L Parks were daughter iu Holliday attended the Chautauqra yes- lb Hugh Montgomery 10 initiated into the Elk Lodge Tuesday Ford Brent terday 10 night NUPTIAL KNOTF G Tucker 5 Mis Cora Wilcox is visiting friends 5 F P Lowry Sam Sprague and Clyde Leiter of in Lexington and attending the Chau- Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows North Middletown have gone to Chick D C Parrieh 5 tauqua 5 Spears McDemiott amauga to join the army Clyde Ryles and Miss Lena Watts IJissKaYliegine Gay of Pisgah is 5 Bnckner Woodford the Kuest of her sister Mrs Newton both of the Jacksonville precinct were Lexington and Danville want to have Jno L Bosley 5 married at the court house Wednesday It is hoped that the many other citi- ¬ Mitchell street fairs which have been so success by Judge W M Purnell zens who have stated their willingness Miss Etta Qnisenberrv left yester- ¬ ful in Northern cities to contribute to this fund will at once day for a visit to Miss Alice Snell of The Fourth will be a tireat day at the Turney Bros have sold their fast come forward and give substantial aid Fayette Chautauqua Sam Jones and Gov Bob colt Swiftmas by imp Candlemas Nell All subscriptions will be acknowl Gen Cerro Gordo Williams is Taplor the famous Southerners will Swift to Daniel Farrell for five edged The list can be found ith Mr dangerously ill at his home near Mt speak and music will be furnished by thousand dollars Geo B Alexander Treasurer of the Sterling the Schubert Glee Club th6 Indiana fuud at the Northern Bank W H Kerr of North Middletown Mrs Rose Buckner and daughter University Glee Club and Saxtons -has bought fifty cavalry horses for the Miss Sallie left yesterday for a visit to band Half rates on the railroads will A New Spring At The Licks They were delivbe givan U S government relatives in Carlisle Wednesday ered at Lexington TnE Sunday School of St Peters Mrs Thompson Tarr is spending a Episcopal church of this city spent a Raceland Jersey butter Mrs Sallie Short Barnes of delightful day at Blue Lick Springs few days with Miss Jennie Hanson sale by Newton Mitchell during the Chautauqua Louisville formerly of this city was Tuesday Judge W M Purnell who elected Auditor of the National Federa- accompanied Misses Etta and Mamie McClintook the School tells The News It is worth your while to call and in- ¬ tion of Womens Clubs Monday at D will leave to morrow for a visit to Miss of the winu hospitality exteuded to the spect the new line of rugs just opened Sebum by his old fiiend Uncle Matt Bertie Wallis near Muir by J T Hinton tf Mr and Mrs Willis Councilman of boxes from 340 to 499 at the Stitt who now has charge of the hotel Call Come Too many carpets on hand Paris postoffice have been discontinued at the Licks Uncle Matts hostelry is Chicago are guests of Mr and Mrs get one cheap and and the persons holding same are asked well equipped and is giving splendid Frank Clay in East Paris tf J T Hinton to select new boxes immediately to fare to all guests The vein of water 1r Osmonde Byron aud bride for-that fed the famous old spring has been merly Miss Bessie Carterlef t Wednesday avoid confusion Deering binder twine machine tapped in a new place and a strong flow for their home in Owingsville oil and all repairs for the Deering Dr J R Adair yesterdaj moved his of pure and sparkling blue lick supplies Mr Frank Kenney Secretary of the machinery at dental office from Broadway to the the new spring The Licks is a pleasant Louisville Fair and Driving Association over the old Louisville Store op- ¬ place to spend the warm days and rooms R B HUTCECRAFTS is visiting his father near this city posite the court house See his adver- ¬ Uncle Matt Stitt will make you com Misses Bessie Ashurst and Pearl tisement elsewhere in this issue f01 table Kenney are guests of Miss Mattie Nich AOMINISTRATOBS MBTJT Six cars of recruits from Leslie Har ¬ ols near Russell Cave in Fayette Five Young Doctors lan and Bell counties passed through All persons kuowing themselves in ¬ Mrs Win Hukill Sr and daugh N Wednesday this city over the L Eld J S Sweeney delivered the ad- ¬ ter Mrs M H Davis of JViayslick at- ¬ debted to the late D Milltr deceased will please settle with the under ¬ and yesterday morniug en route to Lex dress before the graduating class of the tended the Chautuaqua yesterday signed at once Thos- - holding claims Kentucky School of Medicine in Louis ington to join the Fourth Kentucky Misses Chornie Kern and Iva May against said decedent will present theui yille Wednesday night His subject Prop Edwin Boone the hypnotist was The New Doctor The chairs Collins are spending a few days with proven as required by law to H C Howard attorney who gave a most successful exhibiton in of Drs John Sweeney Ben Frank and Miss Mary Keith Miles in Frankfort S LILLESTON Midway last weekhe will give an exhibi- Julius Purnell of this city and Sam Miss Nellie Howe of Cincinnati 4t Admr D Miller Decd tion at Ripley Ohio on the Fourth of Rodman of Frankfort who have joined arrived Wednesday evening to visit July He will bury a roan for twelve the armywero draped in red white and Mrs 1 T Hinton Jr and Mis B B TEETD EXTRACTED hours blue with flags crossed at the back Hutchcraft Mrs W W Goltra and son who WITHOUT PAIN Dr Wash Fithian who was very ill They were examined and given their diplomas before they left school Dr have been spending a month in the city of congestion of the brain Tuesday after- ¬ NO 000ANE NO GAS noon was much improved yesterday Will Kenney of this city who was also with relatives left yesterday for their A simple application to the gums used Dr Joe Fithian who has been ill of one of the graduates won a gold medal home in Crawfordaville Ind only by me and acknowledged by the Miss Edith Myall will entertain the public to be the best and easiest and blood poison was doing as well as could for the best examination in bacteriology Paris is proud of her young physicians little Literary Club and a few of her absolutely free from any after effects be expected yesterday Catephoric treatment for painless young neighbors this afternoon in Bowling Alley Notes of July rates ON account of Fourth honor of the eighth anniversary of her filling not sell round trip N will the L The match game between the Qrj- - i lirttu 800 to Cincinnati Sunday at 125 tickets Set Of teeth entala and the Occidentals occurred Miss Fatinle- Ptltleh who has been 1500 Upper and lower but will sell tickets to all points on the Wednesday night There were four visiting her sistef Mre Lifcgie Walker 50 cts up Sliver fillings N Saturday Sunday and Mon ¬ L 100 up Gold fillings players in each team- but hone of the lett yesterday for BoBtoh She will day at one and one third fares 500 Gold crowns men played up to their usual standard shortly leave ttittt city for Bangor r- 50 cus Painless extraction Members of tliB tUderate Veterans The total Bcore of the Orientals in three Maine The Occidentals SAssociation ahd all other Confederates ganles was 1250 Dr JaVnes W Erringer of Chicago J winning the contest are requested to meet in the County scored 177 Erringer of and Mr aud Mrs Chas 321 Main St Paris Ky While John Kirst was bowling a Covington are expected to arrived here Court room on Monday July 4th opp Court house tit two oclock Bnsniess of importance j game of ten pins on a Covington alley to morrow to spend the Fourth with rel- ¬ 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m- Hours he made a run of three straight strikeB atives A T Forsyth Telephone 79 His partner in the game was so highly Commander Mrs Fannie Talbott and daughters -his elated over the feat that he threw twenty mils road race will be run oria ahnnfRirHt- nnrl ciiViA him Rtlfrh a Misses Mary Glenn and Anna Lee will STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION A Monday under the auspices of the Fay- ¬ tight sque za that one 01 the latter s ribs leave in a few days for Lake Chautauqua OF THE will be was broken ette Wheel Club The start of the Summer made two miles North 0 this city and Miss Sallie Joe Hedges left Wed ¬ Electiou OC A O U W Ofllcers incorporated tie finish Will be made in Lexiugton nesday for a visit to Miss Annie Laurie Will pass up Main PARIS KENTIJk KY The contestants At the meeting of Garth Lodge No Yomig in Mt Sterling Miss Young at the close of business street in this city 43 A 0 U W Tuesday night the fol vr will come to Paris in a fortnight for s en-1 PROtf E WWteA lk will read a paper lowing officers were elected for the visit to Miss Hedges RESOURCES N b Clark fast Master on The Relation ot The High School to suing year 7832 93 Editor Stears of the Nicholasville Real estate Work ¬ The Business College at the National workman J F Martin Master 500 00 Fixtures Journal was in the city Wednesday Furniture 6175 00 Educational Association at Washington man S E Borland Overseer Robert afternoon n route home from a visit in Stocks Inside 216671 82 Prof McHenry Rhodes of Frankfort Gorey Foreman Robert Link Outside Fleming county He was a pleasant Loans Bills Discounted 9946 10 Cash E Howe caller at The News office is also on the program for a paper Watchman T 34229 17 Due from Banks Guide J Ed Ray These are the only Kentuckians on the Watchman Ed Hite Col 7659 80 Craddock of the Kentitck- - Overdrafts Recorder O P Carter Financier G 3 -- Citizen Mr program L Bosley and Mrs Com- iia iS3114 82 W Davis Receiver Fiuance Mrs Geo N Parris of the and Mr aud ilolin Bright Wins A Stake LIABILITIES mitteeBruce Miller Clifton Arn Reporter aud Walter Chjiuip of The 100 00T 00 Capital Stock Rogers d sparger and Samuel News will leave this morning for Cin Talbott Bros speedy 30000 00 Surplus cinnati to attend the annual meeting of colt John Bright won the Himyar 15802 38 Undivided Profits the Kentucky Press Association They 136707 62 Bros have lately imp ov will leave at four oclock to morrow Individual Deposits Stakes yesterday at Latonia from Pink Crawford 604 82 Coat the double derby winner and the ed their barber shop making it decided ¬ morning with the K P Al for a pleas Due Banks fast Hand or both of which defeated ly the most attractive shop in Paris ure trip to Mackinac 283114 82 They offer a prompt expert and polite the mighty Plaudit New Itrick Crossings Undivided Profits Remaining service and their shop is as cool as any 12776 69 Dec 31st 1897 Goebel Election Bill Test Case Judge W M Purnell has had a fine Gross Earnings past 6 months 9211 92 in the city Hot or cold baths at any tf vitrifie I trick crossing laidfacross Main test The papers of an agreed snit to election hour 21988 61 street in front of the court house and constitutionality of the Goebel Disposed of as follows Recruiting At Fletuingsburg the frliu iiftT Viae h iI rno loiil awnoj luin an o bu J uuo uti vuv uu uvijj liiaiu 21P6 23 Current Exnenses bill will be filed in the Bourbon Ray C the Bourbon Bank corner The cross- ¬ Dividend No 14 4000 00 R Circuit Court this morning The suit is Adj Carroll Power 15802 38 and L Woods ings are the best in the ci v and will Undivided Profits remaining styled E D Paton G W Bowen and Alexander Jr J Cohen the Second Ken- - prove the cheapest and u ost durable 31988 61 W M Purnell county returning board recruiting officers for tucky Regiment opened a recruiting after all B Woodford Cashier vs Russell Mann John C Cly and The City hns also put a b ick crossing the office Monday at Flemingsburg Subscribed and sworn - to before me John S Smith election commissioners They will re-- across Main at the intersect on of Eighth this 30th day of June 1898 recently appointed under the provisions home of Adj Power Henry Spears Notary Public street main until to morrow the Goebel Election Bill of has occupied the court for several days Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as was begun yesterday The defendants secoi iiss mail matter were represented by Judge J H Brent and Rogers Moore the argument be- ¬ TELEPHONE NO 124 ing made b Judge Brent mil attorney Rogers The plaintiffs vie repreSUBSCRIPTION PRICES sented by McMillan Talbotr Mr Payable in Advance McMillan speaking for hon s Oneyear 2 00 Six mouths l 00 The jury after being out a few mv news costs you cant even get a re ¬ port FUOM A GUN FREE OF CHAKGK utes returned a verdijt for the plain tiffs The suit was brought to set aside Make all Checks Money Orders Etc a deed made by Mrs Sara Talbott do payable to the order of Champ M111FR ceased conveying a farm to A R and Martin Talbott Yesterdays Base Ball Results Mrs Mary Long was granted a di- ¬ 6 Baltimore 1 Louisville vorce from Joseph S Lonir an insur ¬ New York 5 Chicago 7 ance agent who formerly lived on Washington 13 St Louis 3 Seventh street Philadelphia 17 Cincinnati 3 The cases of the Commonwealth vs Boston 10 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who will test your eye sight and glasses SOtll 1S98 fit you with and have and guarantee satisfac ¬ your eyes tested free df tion Call in charge Next visit will be Thursday July 14 1898 t - BAN en ¬ Co of this city gaged flie servioes of an eminent optician to be ¬ A J Winters toe 11 ¬ three-year-ol- i I REFRESHINGS BATH on a sultry dav the prospect of AFTER A putting on such exquisitely lauTu dered linen white and faultiest m finish is a pleasure lo tRe man that has his shirrs colters and cuffs vtdone up at our laundry Orrr aim is to plea e our patrons and we spare no paiuh to do it as we want the patiousige of every man in Paris -- I I i The Bourbon Steam Laundry IV M HINTON JR Telephoaa No 4 BRO Proprietors -- nirritM o ASfcSi -- y gssH lr Tyyi11 flTff Fg liMiSrtiwBBi J fpBJSBfnp jfc STi tyf f U rt A 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1831 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by THE BOUEBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY hatches till youre spoke my friend cried Silver truculently to this speak ¬ fell to thinking the world was old Yesterday morning Mr Haw- ¬ I And joy had flown away er watch down he in That the precious idols I dreamed were kins saidLivesey the dog flag of truce a with came Dr Sold Were after all but clay Says lie Capn Silver youre sold out For it seemed so far to the happy times Ships gone Well maybe wed been When we met at the orchard bars And breathed our vows in the old sweet taking a glass and a song to help it 1 1898 Silver who had by this time adopted quite a friendly and familiar tone I turned to the loop hole nearest me and looked out The embers of the great fire had so far burned themselves out and now glowed so low and dusky LIFES SPRINGTIME Leastways round I wont say no out We looked none of us had looked The Prolmble Effect Upon Dress ol out and by thunder the old ship the Present Dlilieultj was gone I never seen a pack o fools ¬ with Spain look fishier and you may lay to that ¬ if I tells you that I looked the fishiest If we do not enjoy an influx oi Well says the doctor lets bargain frogged coats military feathers warWe bargained him and I and here we ¬ like trimmings mess jackets mantil are stores brandy block house the ¬ las and all the rest o5 the Hispano fire iwood you was thoughtful enough Aruerican suggestions ii will be surto cut and in a manner of speaking ¬ prising Every war that creates world ¬ the whole blessedboat from cross trees wide interest creates also a special run As for them theyve to keelson of fashions tramoed I dont know wheres they In America military buttons are al ¬ are ¬ ready enjoying a furore Buttons have He drew again quietly at his pipe of late years been used variously The And lest jou should take it into latest idea has been to wear t3iem a3 that head of yours he went on that a Frenchman does his order in the but you was included in the treaty heres tonhole and in London last year dur ¬ the last words that was said How ing the jubilee many enthusiasts thus many are you says I to leave Four decorated tthemselves tome bearing says he four and one of us wounded ¬ likenesses of the queen others loyal deAs for the boy I dont know where ¬ vices he is confound him says he nor 1 The buttons worn in the states now dont much care Were about sick of ROBERT LOUIS STEVEtl50iirtgaaSaPr are whenever possible the real thing him These was his words but when these are not procurable cop ¬ Is that all I asked ies are being issued a fast as may be Well its all youre to hear my son PART VI often tlhe military buttons worn by the returned Silver troops They are worn set in the top CAPTAIN SILVER And now I am to choose ¬ of umbrellas and sunshades as orna- ¬ And now you are to choose and you cil ments hanging from the chatelaine or may lay to that said Silver And with an elaborate sea salute this CHAPTER XXVIII porte bonbeur as corsage broodies and Well said I I am not such a fool fellow a long ill looking yellow eyed IK THE ENEMYS CAMP liatpins Most certainly also the many but I know pretty well Avhat I have to man of stepped coolly picturesque items in the uniforms of The red glare of the torch lighting look for Let the worst come to the toward the door and disappeared out ihe men will be seized upon by the up the interior of the block house worst its little I care Ive seen too of house One after another the modistes and adapted to the needs of showed me the worst of my apprehen- ¬ many die since I fell in with you But restthe followed his example each mak ¬ the enthusiastic women sions realized The pirates were in pos ¬ theres a thing or twolhavetotellyou ing a salute as he passed each adding To take examples from other days session of the house and stores there I said and by this time I was quite ex- ¬ some apology According to the rules what a vogue Garibaldis scarlet tlhirt was a cask of cognac there were the cited and the first is this Here you raid one Foksle council said Mor- ¬ gave to blouses A Garibaldi was first pork and bread as before and what arc in the bad way ship lost treasure gan And so with one remark or an ¬ a red flannel or cloth jacket or shirt tenfold increased my horror not a sign lost men lost your whole business other all marched out and Then fhc color changed and the 8iape of any prisoner I could only judge gone to wreck and if you want to and me alone with the torch left Silver remained then the shape altered and that all had perished and my heart know who did it it was I I was The sea cook instantly removed his still the name remained Some people smote rnc sorely that I had not been in the apple barrel the night jou sight ¬ pipe used to call it as if the syllable bald there to perish with them ed land and I heard John and Now look here Jim Hawkins he There were six of the buccaneers all you Dick Johnson and3ou were the synonym of hairless others nands who is said in a stead whisper that was no as if it rhymed with sal At last told not another man was left alive now at the bottom of the sea and told more than audible youre within half Garibaldi himself having gone out of Five of them were on their feet flushed eAery word you said before the hour a plank of death and whats a long fashion these yhirts were no longer and swollen suddenly called out of the was out And as for the schooner it sight worse of torture Theyre going named after him and the shirt and first sleep of drunkenness The sixth was I who cut her cable and it was I to throw me off But you mark I had only risen upon his elbow he was who killed the men you had aboard of blouse came into fashion stand by you through thick and thin To go back much further to the deadly pale and the blood stained her and it was I who brought her I didnt mean to no not till you spoke French revolution pictures of the bandage round his head told that he where youll never sec her more not up I was about desperate to lose that period disclose a classical leaning in had recently Taeen wounded and still one of you The laughs on my side much blunt and be hanged into the Every woman thought she more recently dressed I remembered Ive had the top of this business from rcargain But I see you was the right dress ought to appear as Liberty personified the man avIio had been shot and had run the first I no more fear you than I fear sort I says to mjself You stand by aud the most curious results followed back among the woods in the great at ¬ a fly Kill me if you please or spare Hawkins John and Ilawkinsll stand diraperies were woefully scanty and tack and doubted not that this was he me But one thing Ill say and no by you Youre his last card and by The parrot sat preening her plumage fewer women looked like beaiutiul more if you spare me by goncs are the John hes yours statuary than like fanciful and piteous on Long Johns shoulder lie himself by goncs and when you fellows are in Backliving thunder I You save your to back says I thought looked somewhat paler and court for piracy Ill save you all I can witness and hell save your neck travesties of art gallery treasures In Napoleons day the fashions were more stern than I was used to He It is for you to choose lull another I began dimly to understand most conspicuously warlike There still wore his fine broadcloth suit in and do yourself no good or spare mo You mean all is lost I asked were bodices like soldiers tunics and which he had fulfilled his mission but and keep a witness to save you from he answered A3 by gum I do skirts trimmed en suite Even the it was bitterly the worse for wear the gallows Ship gone neck gone thats the size daubed with clay and torn with the colors worn were military I stopped for I tell you I was out of During the Crimean war the same ef sharp briars of the wood So said he heres Jim Hawkins breath and to my wonder not a man fect was pronounced Small fur cap moved but all sat staring at of were modish frogged and embroidered shiver my timbers dropped in like me them as many sheep And while like jackets were seen and women often eh Well come I take that friendly they were still staring 1 broke out And thereupon he sat down across cut their hair short There is sure t the brandy cask and began to fill a again be a revival of short militorv lookins And now Mr Silver I said I be- ¬ E8P5JluPng tue progress of the war pipe lieve youre the Ibest man here and if Give me the loan of a link Dick UffaH11-- rony oe curieci or waved but said he and then when he had a good things go to the worst Ill take it kind t Tmiist have the outline of Mie head light thatll do lad he added stick of you to let the doctor know the way defined London Mail the glim in the wood heap and you I took it gentlemen bring yourselves to you Ill bear it in mind said Silver with HOW ELECTRICITY KILLS neednt stand up for Hawkins hell an accent so curious that I could not excuse you you may lay to that And for the life of me decide whether he A Physician Gives Some Advice foi so Jim stopping the tobacco here were laughing at my request or had the Benefit of Those Coming you are and quite a pleasant surprise been favorably affected by my coui--anrIn Contact with wires for poor old John I see you were smart that I Ill put The amount of electricity Chat will when firstgetsset my eyes on you but mahogany one toseaman cried the old awav from me clean it Morgan by faced sometimes pass through the human this here do name whom I had seen in Long Johns body without producing fatal result To all this as may be well supposed public house upon the quays of Bristol is surprising and often unaccountable Then here goes said Morpan with an oath while at other times currents less pow- I tirade no answer They had set me Tt was him that knowed Black Dog Well and see here added the sea erful in every way for some reasons with my back against the wall and I stood there looking Silver in the face cook Til put another again to that of it Once I looked into that bay Jim are often fatal pluckily enough I hope to all outward by thunder For it was the same boy Hawkins and seen no schooner well The alternating current of great am- - appearance but with black despair in that faked the chart from Billy Bones Im tough but gave out As for that perage high voltage and low frequency mv mark me theyre lot and heart First and last weve sylit upon Jim outright their councilcowards Ill save is the current that causes the greatest fools and Silver took a whiff or two of number of accidental daths as well a with great composure and thenhis pipe Hawkins your life if so be as I can from them ran on Then here goes said Morgan with But see here Jim tit for tat you save the current that is used in tlwi stotP ni agaiu an oath Kew York for the purpose of executing Long John from swinging Xow you see Jim so be as you are And he sprang up drawing his knife criminals Th e continuous currenVsuch here says he I was bewildered it seemed a thing Ill give you apiece of as if he had been twenty as is used in our incandescent street my mind Ive always liked you I have so hopeless he was asking he the old Avast there cried Silver Who buccaneer the ringleader throughout lighting while not harmles s hen for a lad of spirit and the picter of my are you Tom Morgan Maybe you close circuited fhrough the body does- - own self when was young What I can do that Ill do I said and hand thought you were captain here per- ¬ I same negreeoi dancer as itnuL uiuirditc yroe TStways wanted you to jineand Its a bargain cried Long John haps By the powers I 11 teach you You speak up pluck and by thunder the arc light or alternating current take your share and die a gentleman better Cross me and youll go where Still electricity like the oldi womans and now my ock youve got to Capn many a good mans gone before you Ive a chance to the torch whore it gun without lock stock or barrel is Smolletts a fine seaman as He hobbled Ill own up first and last these 30 year back some stood propped among the firewood and usually found to be dangerous If so to any day but stiff on discipline what we are to do in case of accident Dooty is dooty says he and right he to the yard arm shiver my sides and took a fresh light to his pipe is the paramount question Firt of all is Just you keep clear of the capn some by the board and all to feed the Understand me Jim he said re- ¬ fishes Theres never a man looked me turning keep cool do not lose your head and The doctor himself is gone dead again Ive a head on my shoulders with the following rules do what you you ungrateful scamp was what he between the eyes and seen a good day I have Im on squires side now 1 can said and the short and the long of the aterward Tom Morgan you may lay know jouve got that ship safe scme Do not place yourself in the circuit whole story is about here you cant go to that wheres How 30U done it I dont know Morgan paused but a hoarse mur-¬ but safe it is I guess Hands and to help others out as thus you only add back to your own lot for they wont one more victim to the result OBrien turned soft I never much be have you and without you start a third mur rosefrom the others Toms right said one Now 3 011 lieved in neither of them Under no consideration catch hold A ships company all by yourself which I stood hazing long enough from mark me I ask no questions nor I the wire unless you are positively Fn might be lonely youll have tojine with one added another Ill be hanged if wont let others I know when a games sulatedx by rubber boots or gloves or Capn Silver both A la rare drv silk handkerchief up I do and I know a lad thats stanch So far so good My friends then Ill be hazed by you John Silver Did an- of you gentlemen want to Ah 3ou thats 3oung you and me or dry cloth is the next best thing and were still alive and though I partly be ¬ if your own coat is perfectly diry place lieved the truth of Silvers statement have it out with me roared Silver miht have done a power of good to- ¬ that on the ground to step on Xcver that the cabin party were incensed at bending far forward from his posi- ¬ gether Hd drew some cognac from the cask under any circumstances when you are me for my desertion I was more re ¬ tion on the keg with his pipe still glowing in his right hand removing a person from a live wire lieved than distressed by what I heard Put a into a tin canikin he Will 3ou taste messmate allow his body to leave the earth in I dont say nothing as to your be- ¬ name on what youre at you aint Well ofiher words do not lift him When the ing in our hands continued Silver dumb I reckon Him that wants shall asked and when I had refused a drain m3rself Jim said he victim has been released from the wire though there you are and voi mav lav get it Have I lived tills many years Ill take proceed at once to artificial respiration to it Im all for arcvmei I never an a son of a rum puncheon cock his I need a caulker for tljeres trouble on being sure that the clothing is well seen good come out o threatening If liafc athwart my hawse at the latter hand And talking o trouble why did loosened about the neck and waist yon like the service well youll jine end of it You know the way youre that doctor give me thechart Jim ¬ M3r face expressed a wonder so unPersonally I should advise suspending and if you dont Jim youre free to all gentlemen of fortune by your ac- ¬ Take a cut- ¬ affected that he saw the needlessness the patieuts head down for a minute answer no free and welcome ship ¬ count Well Im read or two at a time all the while keeping mate and if fairer can be said by mor- ¬ lass him that dares and Ill see the of further questions Ah well he did though said he color of his inside crutch and ail be- ¬ up artificial respiration with the tal seaman shiver my sides Aud theres something under that no Am I to answer then I asked with fore that pipes empty tongue pulled well out Not a man stirred not a inan an- ¬ doubt something sutely under that Nitrite of amy may be found useful a very tremulous voice Through all Jim bad or good if at hand Dr Francis B Bishop in this sneering talk I was made to feel swered And he took another swallow of the Thats your sort is it he added the threat of death that overhung me Journal of Practical Medicine and my cheeks burned and my heart returning his pipe to his mouth Well hrnndv shaking his gjeatfairhead like Record in CIothcKituiIcjn youre a gay lot to look at anyway a man who looks forward to the worst baat painfully in my breast Lad said Silver no ones Not much worth to fight you aint Thomas Kitson of the Stroudsburg CHAPTER KXIX Take your bearings None Praps you can understand King mills in Pennsylvania had six sheep sheared at G0 oclock in the morning of us wont hurry you mate time goe1 Georges English Im capn here by THE BLACK SPOT AGAIN lection The wool was then sorted scoured so pleasant in your company you see Im capn here because Im The council of the buccaneers had Well says I growing a bit bolder the best man b a long sea mile You lasted some time wlcn one of them dried carded spun woven into cloth if Fm to choose I declare I have a right wont fight as gentlemen o fortune reentered the house ind with a repeti- ¬ and the cloth was given to the tailor and made up into a suit of clothes to know whats what and why youre should then by thunder youll obey tion of the same sab te which had in which were given to Mr Kitson at 123 here and where my friends are and you may lay to it 1 like that boy my eyes an ironical air begged for a Wots wot repeated one of the buc ¬ now andlnever seen a better boy than moments loan of tie torch Silver oclock or six hours and four minute the time of shearing The bes caneers In a deep growl Ah hed be that Hes more of a man than any briefly agreed and his emissary re irom previous record was about eight hours ft lucky oneasknov ed that pair of rats of you in this here house tired again leaving is together in the Yo nll perhaps bstten down your and what I any is this Let me see him Ghicag o Inter Ocean dark ¬ ¬ ¬ FASHIONS IN WAR TIME rhymes We two and the happy stars Hast nisht as I came through the leafy dell Where long ago we strayed lover h earkt to a I TrTis vows to happy youngtell maid a fair whippoorwill the I beard the song ofcoo of dove And the twilight And lip met lip with a blissful thrill In the first sweet kiss of love daughters I heard my daughtersdays gone byvoice A voice from the And it made my yearning soul rejoice And my heart beat warm and high For I know while youth and beauty meet And men and maidens woo Lifes wine shall still be good and sweet And the old pro rid glad and new Nixon Waterman in L A W Bulletin ¬ k g0iii say and you may lay to it There was a long pause after this I stood straight up against the wall my heart still going like a hut with a ray of hope now shin- ¬ ing in my bosom Silver leaned back against the wall his arms crossed his pipe in the corner of his mouth as calm as though he had been in church yethis eye kept wandering furtively and he kept the tail of it on his unruly followers They on their part drew grad ually together toward the far end of the block house and the low hiss of their whispering sounded in my ears continuously like a stream One after another they would look up the red light of the torch would fall for a second on their nervous faces but it was not toward me it was toward Silver they turned their eyes You seem to have a lot to say re marked Silver spitting far into the Pipe up and let me hear it or air lay to Ax your pardon sir said one of the men youre pretty free with some of the rules maybe jouil kindly keep an eye upon the rest Inis crews dis satisfied this crew dont vally bully ing a marlinspike this crew has its rights like other crews Ill make so free as that and by your own rules I take it we can talk together I ax your pardon sir acknowledging you for to be capting at this present but I claim my right and steps outside for a counsledge-hammer asll lay a hand on him thats what I Theres a brsese coming Jim said M H BAILBYj 402 MAIN ST i Over Deposit Bank - - PARIS KY that I understood why these conspir- ¬ Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 0 p m 1 ators desired a torch down the slope to the stockade they were collected in a group one held the light another was on his knees in their IDjEnsrTXJST- midst and I saw the blade of an open knife shine in his hand with varying Co Office over G S Varden colors in the oooa and torchlight The rest were ail rmieTrhat stooping as though watching the maneuvers of this Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m last I could just make out that he had a book as well as a knife in his hand and was still wondering how an3rthing so incongruous had come in their possession when the kneeling fig Tire rose once more to his feet and the whole party began to move together to Phone 79 ward the house Paris Ky Here the- - come said I and I re- No 3 Broadway turned to my former position for it 6 to 12 a m and 1 t Office Hour seemed beneath my dignitj that they 5 p 3dc--tin should find me watching them About half way H A SMITH L i r J R ADAIR Dental Surgeon ¬ ¬ f Well let em come lad come said Silver cheerihy let five-and-thi- rly a shot in nn- - locker The door opened and the five men standing huddled together just inside pushed one of their number forward Tn an3 other circumstances it would have been comical to see his slow ad- ¬ vances hesitating as he set down each foot but holding his closed right hand in front of him Step up lad cried Silver I wont eat you Hand it over lubber I know the rules I do I wont hurt a depyta em stiJI Fve GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades Etc Oil X t Cloths Carpets Mattresses Special attention given to Cndertak- ing and Repairing Main Street - - - Paris Ky ton Thus encouraged the buccaneer stepped forth more briskly and having passed something to Silver from hand to hand slipped 3et more smartl- - back again to his companions TO EC LOT AND BLACK HOUSE SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash balance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON 13oct ttj Jacksonville Ky m I CONTINUED SUBSTITUTE The PriJice of Wales Tola to ScntlUis A GOOD 12 other ¬ e Amidst all the forujalit3 which ne- ¬ cessarily surrounds it must be quite refreshing to meet with a little genuine naturalness Such a refresh- ¬ ment was at one time afforded the prince of Wales l3 a good magistrate of one of the potte- - towns The duke of Sutherland had xre sented a park to the town to which the worthy man belonged and itwas felt that the opening was an event of suff- ¬ icient importance to warrant the invit- ¬ ing of the prince of Wales to perform the ceremon3 A deputation according- ¬ ly waited upon him and a wealthj- - mag ¬ istrate was chosen as spokesman Hon- ¬ est John knew little of court etiquette and the proper behavior for the oc- ¬ casion His claims to the position he assumed lay in the fact that he was large hearted rough and ready and real Staffordshire The prince expressed regret that an- ¬ other engagement would prevent him from officiating at the opening of the I should have been most happy pai k to have come he said hadIknown sooner Canna tha spare half a da- - just to show thy face said the worthy spokesman We shall look fules when we get back But even the showing of the princes face was an impossibilit3 and the deputation was at a loss to know how to proceed Then a brilliant idea struck the leader and his e3es brightened as he turned once more to the prince and said Well if tha canna come send H13 mother Youths Companion roj-wltj- SjSXKTC3- 3 898 PLANTS TREES VINES - The Bluegrasa Nurseries offer every thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Acents strawberry and general nursery cat- ¬ alogue on application to H F HILLENMEER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 ALVA CRAWFORD CARL CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts JOHN CONNELLy PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered Prices reasonable solicited YRUPINDIGESTION FEPSI CURES FRASRFORT DR CALDWELLS ¬ A Bachelors Sayinsra CINCIfflATI RY 1807 4 -- The main trouble with most women that their husbands dont neglect them enough Probabby the ass had the idea that Balaam was taking her for a present to some woman When a man refers to Honolulu 3 011 ma3 be prett3 certain he isnt sure how to pronounce Haw aii A philosopher is a man who can ad ¬ mire a woman after he has found out that she doesnt admire him A woman will quarrel wrfch her hus ¬ band for wearing his old coat around the house the same da3r she puts- oil combing her hair till after breakfast A man never knows whether he is really in love with a woman till he has tried to imagine how she would look with thrc of her front teeth out N is - In JEflect March 1 DAlLY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lvo Frankfort Arr Klkiiorn Arr Switzer Arr Stain pins Ground Arr Duval Is Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth WEST EOUND Lve Paris ArrEUzabeth Arr Centrevllle Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown 920am 5S0pm WHam 558pnx 1000am frIUpm HWUam 6150am 300pm iiMftun 3r20pm 702jm 5lnin 332 pro 4Hpm 8Wim 4upm S12nm lipra Sr IOn 7Sun 3iSpm 7r20swn 4lrjnr - Sr2arn 452pnv81a in J 58 pm rn Slprix Vs ilASaiii Jttttnm 5M2pm 548pm Y Press -- of puip wood a da3 enter into the mam facture of paper in the United States At the minimum 3000 cords the total It is estimated that 3000 to 4000 cords Tht Wo oil Pnln Inclnsxry Arr Du vans Arr Stamping Ground ArrSwltzer Arr JSlkuorn GEOB HARPER 11 40pm llilOam b53piii 1125am 7Wpm 35am 71 ipm 105Uam UAipnct IlT5am 725pm I 1 GeuJ Supt Geul Pass Agt for a 3car would be the enormous Fkamkfopt Ky amount of 000000 cords It is safe to call it 1000000 If this wood were piled in one continuous string it would make a wall four feet wide and four feet high a liftlc over 1315 miles in length It can be seen what a prodigious thing the wood pulp industiy s and at what a tremendous rate it is devouring trees mainly spruce Yet all this wood is EAST BOUND converted into pap- - which after be ing used vanishes roxn sight in a few wuistft UUUJU 1115am 840pm du3s and goes back to dust out of which Ar Lexington JLjV 303m 5m wwiiij UJUIJI1I element the trees grow Lv Vinchesterll5Sam flfflnmiirOM 550pm m rA Ar AIL aiorilll rV rm i jiii1nn ncn uuvuiu I 05pm Ar Waslilnsrtnn nT tv wlUWllj The Family Slcelcton tu Ar Philalelphial0l5am TOopm Co nan Dole tella the stor3 of a Ar New York 1240un 0Spra friend of his who had been often told WEST BOUND that there is a skeleton in the cupboard of ever3 household and he determined Ar Winchester 730am Opm 655am 250nm fcOOam 520pm to put that opinion to a practical test Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort 911am fBJUuin wamd Pna Selecting for the subject of his experi ¬ ArShcIoyvillel00lam 720pm IkOOam 815pm ment a respectable merchant in high Ar Louisville Trains marked thus run daily ex standing against whom the most cen- cept Sunday other trains run daily sorious critic had never breathed a Through Sleepers between Louisville word he went to the nearest telegraph Yrk WUboui- office and dispatched this telegram to change011 All is discovered 13 the merchant For rates Sleeping Car disappeared any information call on reservations 0 The merchant at once that verv clay and has never beenheard F B Carr of since Golden Dad3s Agent BERCAW iJiUkiuUi unit iiL TIME TABLE -- ¬ -- - - ¬ ¬ Ing-loO-mil- es Lour Journey on Skates Laplanders think n oth in g bft cover a dayon their skates 0rGEOROE W Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky BarW uNPtoiKT rt t V 1- - vr 7 - vtsMggT i rl - jsq- T 1 xrqw7 cvSBBP V S5eP c THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY tSHEEP ON THE FARM Why They Are More Valuable Th Any Other Kind of Stoclc Even 1 1898 ENLISTING OF VOLUNTEERS Rules Issued by War Department foi Mr Recruiting of Regiments to Their Full Capacity The war department has issued instructions for the guidance of the officers of the volunteer army detailed tc recruit for their own organizations tc to fill them to the maximum number under the second call of the president for 75000 men Applicants for enlist- ¬ ment mm st be between 18 and 45 years old of good character and habits able bodied free from disease and must be able to speak the English language Married men will be enlisted only upon the approval of he regimental commander Minors must not be enlisted without the written consent of a pa rent or guardian The term of service is two years For infantry and artillery the weight must be not less than 120 and not more than 190 pounds and for cavalrj the weight is not to exceed 1G5 pounds though recruiting officers are authorized in their discretion to accept desirable applicants ten pounds or less over weight or under weight For a regiment the maximum of all grades commissioned and enlisted must not exceed 1326 infantrv or 1355 in cavalrj For a company the maximum of all grades is 100 in infantry 100 in cavalrj 173 in field artillery and 200 in heavy ar tillery Wherever practicable the choice by an accepted applicant of a particular company of the regiment or other or ganization should be respected ¬ DOWN ON THE FADS Including Poultry Stately Believed In Bringing Young People Down to a Business Basis GOULD SCARCELY RAISE H III oEfUlIJi Yet took care of seventy head of stock DISPOSING OF HONEY How One Ilcelcciier 3Ianasred to Do It witli Dcoiilctlly Gratifying Pinaiifial ReHults How to dispose of the honey crop profitably is becoming a serious prob lem with most bee keepers Xot many years ago it was easy to raise comb honey says II D Burrell in Bee Cu- ¬ lture Ship it to some commission house in a near by city and realize 1C to 20 cents a pound for it 2Sow in many places most of the timber is gone and waste lands re ¬ claimed and cultivated These causes with frequent poor seasons render the honey crop uncertain and worst of all comb honey in the cities is quoted 7 to 12 cents Formerly I raised comb honey almost exclusively and shipped nearly all of it to commission houses But some years ago I unexpectedly had about a ton of autumn extracted honey to dispose of Siipped to a ccmmission house it would probably have netted four to five cents u pcund- some time I had never tried pedaling honey and I was verj imteh prejudiced against peddlers and peddling but I wanted more for that iioney I loaded some of it into the wagon put up in convenient packages for retailing and started though with much trepidation I knew a few re ¬ buffs would send that- honey to the city for what it would bring But I sold honey at nearly every house over 300 pounds the first da- - and decided that peddling honey at least was not such bad business after all Many neighbors and acquaintances who had passed by frequently for years and seen the sign Honey for Sale but never bought a pound of my honey bought freely when it was carried to them And they didnt buy afterward either unless 1 carried it to them and Bsked them to buy The ton of honey was soon sold a bight to eleven cents per pound accord ¬ ing to quantity wanted and several thousand pounds more were bough and sold at a fair profit Since that time I have raised mostly- - extracted honey always retail it myself and am getting the same prices now in these limes of very low prices that I did ten years ago Honey if a good article will sell itself almost anywhere if given a fair chance I have never found a place in country or town where it would not sell fairly well any time of year though in the fall is best in my experience after the bulk of fruit is gone and the many needs of the winter season have not yet taxed the pocket book ¬ honey-producing The dog is the only enemy to th sheep industry It can successfully battle against any sort of tariff laws and in competition with other kinds of stock but the dog is invincible If we will take the trouble to compare the cost of making mutton with the cost of making other kinds of meat the sheep will have the advantage In a paper read at one of our Michigan farm insti- ¬ tutes there was a carefully prepared comparison of the sheep with cows steers horses and hogs and the sheep got the best of it every time It has often been said and may be said again perhaps with profit hat sheep on the farm are valuable because they are ¬ Mrs Stately began her husband the other evening youre a good deal of what they term a faddist It has been my rule to humor all your eccentricities but from this time on unless I find good and sufficient reason to change my mind the education of our children is to be of the most practical nature possible ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ good weed destroyers good fertilizers produce meat at a little less cost than any other animal can produce meat produce a fieece which no other animal does and is about as handv to kill for fresh meat as a fowl is Xo dry farm should be without at least a small flock of sheep When I started in the busi- ¬ ness I did it with ten head and I have never had more than 16 in the perma- ¬ nent flock It is not much of a flock but call attention to its uses It pays ¬ - for its keep and considerable besides It is better for my land than purchased fertilizers and much cheaper than they are It has cleaned my farm in seven years of many kinds of weeds and it is so easy to kill a sheep for meat for the table and mutton is so healthy and so relishable ¬ any for three years yet last season she went out to gather some greens and brought in the worst collection of weeds I ever saw outside of a bankrupt farm They would have poisoned a mule Yesterday this botanist sat in the parlor bolstered with cushions reading trash three inches thick and in fine print at that while you were in the back yard setting out sweet peas Isabel went through the cooking department from potato paring to fine pastries and yet you cant keep her in the kitchen long enough to prepare a soft boiled egg Tom went in for higher mathe matiesj and yet he cant figure the simple interest on a promissory note for more or less than a single year He can blow around about the constellations and about the direct communication with Mars but Ill bet a farm he couFdnt keep his own personal accounts on a single entry system Hes never going to locate in Mars and theres not a dollar in the constellations for him Well just bring these young peo- 5le down to a business basis and when they enough to help themselves as theyll have to when you and I wear out they can do their fad chasing And thats the word with the bark on mother Detroit Free Press ¬ ¬ Just as you say I understand that Loretta studied The farmer who found a friend Serious results often follow a stTain especially when it affects the back and few people are so liable to strain as those who are lifting heavy loads of various kinds from day to day The teamster rarely ever overtaxes his strength fa- ¬ miliarity with the class of wares le handles enables him to entirely gage the load he lifts so as not to put an excessive burden on himself But with the farmer it is different He is lifting loads of snch varying weights and under such vaTying conditions that he is very liable to lift a little too much some day with injurious results Many affections of the great organs of serious the body originate in a strain It was so in the case of H R W Bentley of Towner North Dakota A strain resulted in serious trouble with the liver How he recovered and was enabled to feed seventy head of stock during tie winter let him tell himself About a year ago I sustained an injury in my back and shoulders by lifting a heavy weight After a time a liver trouble came on which so weakened me that I could scarcely lift my hand to my head While in this condition I began thense of Dr J C Ayers Pills and finding almost immediate benefit continued until I was bot- ¬ crcd of my complaint so that I was able to take care of seventy head of stock all through the winter which shows that the cure was not temporary but permanent H R W Bentley Towner N D The action of Dr Ayers Pills oh the liver makes them invaluable for those living in malarial climates C F Alston Quitman Texas writes I have found in Dr J C Ayers Pills an invaluable remedy for constipation biliousness and kindred disorders peculiar to miasmatic localities Taken in small and frequent doses these pills act well on the liver aiding it in throwing off malarial poisons and restoring its natural powers I could not dispense with the use of Dr Ayers Pills C F Alston Quitman Ter Dr Ayers Pills are a specific for all diseases of the liver stomach and bowels they promote digestion cure constipation and its consequences and promote the general health of the entire system They should always be used with DrJ C Ayers Sarsaparilla when a cathartic is required More about the pills in Dr Ayers Curebook Sent free Address the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A NAVAL HEROS STORY From the Times Herald Chicago 111 Late in 1881 when President Lincoln issued a call for volunteers L J Clark of Warren Trumbull Co Ohio was among che first to respond He joined the mortar fleet of Admiral Porter just before the memorable operations on the Mississippi River began It was at the terrific bombardment of the Vieksburg forts that the hero of this story fell with a shattered arm from a charge of schrapnel After painful months in the hospital he recovered sufficiently to be sent to his home at Warren Ohio Another call for troops fired his patriotic zeal and Clark soon enlisted in Company H of the 7th Ohio Volunteers In the army of the Potomac he was in many engagements Being wounded in a skirmish near Richmond he was sent to the hospital and thence home Soon aft erward he C1 began the D ¬ 0WH - sooner let my chickens than my sheep go I have never had any trouble from dogs I keep a bell on one of them Perhaps it does good and perhaps not I dont know But I have never suffered loss though some of j neighbors a few miles of me have There within is plenty of room for more sheep and T farmers ought to breed sheep Howard Stilson in Western Plowman that I would a good deal IN GOOD CONDITION Mild Winter Favors the Animals of CALCES FOR DECORflTlUG we-wJy ESCG the Yellowstone National Parli A Report ¬ THE WASTE BARREL 3Iount It on an Old Wheelbarrow Frame and Save Iot of work Secretary Bliss has received from Lieut G W Cross acting superintend ent of Yellowstone national park a report on the condition of the animals there The report states thatthe winter was very mild and as a consequence the wild animals are in better condition than usual The buffalo number between 20 paint dealer and do your own kalsomlnlnj Tins material is made on scientific principles by ma- ¬ chinery and milled in twenty four tints and is superior to any coucoction of Glue and Whiting thai can possiuly ba made by hand To be mined with Cold Water HSSEND FOR SAMPLE COXOIC CARDS and if von cannot nnrchasn this material from your local dealers let us know and put you In the way of obtaining it WLLS fifiB GEiUHGS SpSS5aIcirriQ3 S I ¬ rL77jgCiEH THE RflURALO COMPANY Iraw 11 NEW BRIGHTON to NEW YORK - iri J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and Annoyance Select a low tub shaped barrel in which to collect the waste from the kitchen and the milkroom Mount it within an old wheelbarrow frame in the manner shown when it can be wheeled away to the pighouse or poul- - iifcUu jjfjt Sjjj- - and 40 and while doing better than heretofore it cannot be said they find the location favorable The weather is too cold in the park and their young are threatened by wild beasts The other protected animals have increased and but one case of poaching was discovered This was in December last when 13 elk were killed At least one of the poachers it is hoped will be punished Seven bears suffered an extraordinary fate in Death gulch where they were found dead by a guide He went down to where they lay to cut off their claws but in three minutes was so overcome by gas arising from the ground as to become very faint It ws evident that the bears had been killed by this gas A 1 veterinary s study and then the practice of wider field Present Seeking a urgery Ohio village afforded he than the Ch prt l-- I ME3 REQUIRE NO COOKlKGfV VH EN PI RST BOtiGHT jti COLLARS AKO GUFFS AS inventeS mm FREE for a few months to all users of the SefflgB f WSSk celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron I -- STIFF AHD RCE EW A Wounded Hero icago where he went to ONE POUND UP-TO-DA- TE HENHOUSE iOne V Portion of It Is Built Entirely Oiicloth Hence It Can He Moved witli Ease WASTE BARREL BARROW tryliouse Meal and bran can be put in and mixed in the tub with the water of from the house Scald the tub frequent ¬ ly in hot weather Where one has no boil-¬ The distinctive feature of this hen- ¬ house is the portion built entirely of oilcloth The frames are made so that they can be easily taken apart They are merely tied together and lightly nailed to strong corner posts This whim THE LATEST HENHOUSE cloth run is excellent for chicks in early spring When they are a few weeks old a hole is made under the frame to let them out Dont make the Lcle large enough for the older fowls or for cats The main henhouse is 12x6x8 feet high with slightly sloping roof The cloth run is 12x6x0 feet high The floor of the main house is raised tVo feet allowing an extra rue becectfe fcr the chicks I have used this oiled cloth also for doors and for coverings for hotbeds and it has lasted several years Orange Judd Farmer juivy meat finding favor among Amer ¬ icans Not- only do prices for fat iambs rule high as compared with mature sheep and farm animals generally but there are other advantages in favor of feeding of lambs before they reach ma ¬ turity A given weight of feed goes further with the lambs than mature sheep the money invested is sooner returned and there is less risk from death and accident Thus everything tends towards hurrying lambs to mar ¬ ket as rapidly as they can be fattened snd as early as they can be disposed of to secure the highest price - Fcfding the demand for well fattened Jambs steadily increases the tender Demand for Fat Lambs 1rof Henry says in Feeds and Turkeys like guineas are great foragers and will stray away from home unless care is taken to feed them reg ularly at night the country claiming that they are authorized to inspect wells swindlers They are We do not think that hailstorm in puince is worth a continental It has ¬ It is said that people are going around no basis Spray the cucumber vines with paris green to get rifl of the bugs f Pale People the build up California run down system best remedy torecommenda and heartily fowls the work can be done very well should protest against the sailing away them to everyone in need of such aid in such a tub as this Put in the meal from the Pacific coast of the Monterey Why She Didnt Marry bran meat and table scraps and pour Monadnock and all other armored war vessels was all the photographers fault that It in boiling water making a thin mix ¬ She To this Mr Craig sent the following Miss Vanderdeckon didnt marry ture Cover tightly with an old woolen looked beautiful in the portrait she sent out blanket and leave over night or several reply to India and all the men in her brother-in-law- s We protested on the 12th of April regiment wpre raving about her till hours at least Meal thus cooks very somebody spied out at the back of the photo thoroughly and swells up to a dry In the meantime Dewey has acquired what camera fellow had written for California a new outlet for our en- ¬ The that silly is carefully preserved crumbly mass N Y Tribune original ergies employment for our shipping Household Words business for our merchants and has LIVE STOCK POINTERS Another Crime opened a colonizing future far bejond A hard hearted Anglo Spaniard when We of Grow Pumpkins for the hogs and our most ardent expectations remonstrated with and told that the Cubans San Francisco will hold nothincr back had cattle for long been in a state of worse than Smartweed rubbed on an animal will which may be of service to the admin- ¬ rerfdom replied that it serfdom rifjht Moonshine istration even to our jeopardj keep off flies Xever keep more hogs than you can I am entirely cured of hemorrhage of Hindoo Mail Carrying lungs by Pisos Cure for Consumption take good care of The postal service of India extends as Dont feed the horse too mtich corn in far north as Ivolglvur a village of the Louisa Lindamaii Bethany Mo Jan 8 94 hot weather dont Himalayas Beyond this point a leftei Every man spends about half his time do well bred hog will pay The in ¬ is sent bj1 a native runner who carries ing things he forgot to do in their season The the missive for days in the split end of Atchison Globe ferior hog will not Filthy surroundings for the pig and a stick and delivers it at the end of his No amount of exposure will make a man journey as clean as when he receivedit an immune in a love affair Atchison Globe mange often go together The best hog has a good chest for Nerve Cells in Human Brain there are the vital organs According to a Geraax authority the MilS LUCY GOODWIN Remember that a fat animal should human brain is composed of 800K0C0C not have violent exercise nerve cells Suffered four years with female trou- ¬ If sheep are kept in a pasture with bles She now writes to Mrs Pinkham cattle dogs will not attack them THE MARKETS of her complete recovery Read her The bay horse with black points is letter now the favorite carriage horse Cincinnati June 30 Dear Mrs Pinkuam I wish you to 4 03 LIVE STOCK CattlecommonlJ 3 00 The zit shouid have clean stables 4 15 fa 4 nO Select butchers publish what Lydia E Pinkhams Unclean stables produce joint disease 6 25 75 CALVES Fair to good light 3 75 30 3 85 Vegetable Compound Sanative Wash The Trans Mississippi exposition at HOGS Common 3 80 Mixed packers and Liver fills 3 45 g 3 85 LiKht shippers Omaha will give 35000 as premiums for have done for 3 35 3 90 SHEEP Choice live stock 0 25 LAMBS SprinK 6 41 me 3 50 3 75 A shade for the horses head in hot FLOUR W inter familv 2 red 84 fo Wheat No I suffered weather will save the life of the horse GRAIN 3 red No 78 for four years 34 Corn No 2 mixed very often with womb Gh Oats No 2 2Gj Let the colt have a chance to learn to jVV VV trouble My 9 00 HAY Prime 9 25 choice eat oats by keeping them where it can PRO VIRIONSto Mess Pork doctor said I Qi 10 00 getat them Lard Prime steam 5 YilA had falling of 12 A horse that is fed three times a day BUTTE- R- Cr oice dairy the womb I en Prime to cnoice creamery IS 3 00 a 3 59 should be given no more hay than it APPLES New southern also suffered POTATOES New per bbL 2 4a 2 15 can eat in an hour 7 fC with nervous Just as soon as the hog will eat give FLOUR Winter CHICAGO prostration faint 4 80 patents 4 90 XV 79 Wheat 78 it just such food as you give the sow GRAIN 3--Chicago No 2 red all gone feelings palpita No SO spring 70 fa with plenty of milk of the heart bearing down CORN No 2 311 31a 2iyt tion and painful menstruation IsensaA pig that has been shipped a long OATS No 2 fo could tion 9 50 9 55 distance cannot be expected to show up PORK Mess not stand but a few minutes at a time 5 37 LARD Steam 5 40 Western Plowman well on its arrival When I commenced taking your med ¬ NEW YORK C 12 Kpatent 6 15 FLOLinter icine I could not sit up half a day but WHEAT No 2 red 85 ig The Value of the Bee before I had used half a bottle I was CORN No 2 mixed Gl 37 The value of the bee in the work of up and helped about my work OATS 28 fertilizing plants by carrying pollen PORK Mixedmess I have taken three bottles of Lydia New f 10 00 10 50 6 00 from one plant to another is greater LARD Western E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and BALTIMORE than its use in producing honey says used one package of Sanative Wash FLOUR Family 5 GO COO the Southwest In fact without the aid and am cured of all my troubles I feel 2 fft 81 of bees many crops would be complete b Southern Wheat like a new woman I can do all kinds 72 81 Mixed 34 337 failures Darwin found that in 100 t Corn No 2 white of housework and feel stronger than I Oats SO1 31 heads of purple clover protected from ever did in my life I now weigh 131 Rye No 2 western GOJ t CATTLE First 4 20 4 50 the visitations of bees not a seed was HOGS Western quality pounds Before using your medicine I 4 40 4 50 produced while 100 heads visited by bees weighed only 108 pounds INDIANAPOLIS Xroduced nearly 3000 seeds When two GRAIN Wheat No 2 Surely it is the grandest medicine for 70 Corn No 2 mixed varieties of certain plants are grown in 33 weak woman that ever was and my Oats No 2 mixed 26j imvice to all who are suffering from same neighborhood there is a liabil ¬ the LOUISVILLE ity of cross fertilization as bees forage FLOUR any female trouble is to try it at once Winter patent 3 75 4 00 over a wide territory It will therefore 2 red and be well Your medicine has 75 80 Corn Mixed pay the farmer orfruitgrower to keep 3514 proven a blessing to me and I cannot 28 at least one hive of bees or encourage PO1 Mcss praise it enough Mrs Lucr Goodwin 10 50 his neighbor to do so LARDbtenm 5 75 Holly W Va tice is a member of Hatch Post G A R and lives at 4935 Ashland Ave Several year ago Dr Clarks old wounds began to trouble him He grew weak and emaciated and his friends despaired of his life He finally recovered sufficiently to be out but was a mere shadow weighing only CALIFORNIA NOT KICKING 90 pounds The best medical attendance failed to restore his lost strength and vigor Why She Is Willing to Send Her Coast A friend gave me a box of Dr Williams Defense Vessels to Aid Pink Pills for Pale People said Dr Clark and they helped me so much that I bought 4Q Admiral Dewey a half dozen boxes and took them I soon Senator Perkins telegraphed from iregained my strength now weigh 190 pounds arid except for injuries that can never be Washington to President Craig cf the remedied am as well as ever chamber of commerce as follows I consider Dr Williams Pink Pills for wide prac now has a starchso that you may find out for yourself A HALT I flfcl that all claims for its superiority and econ VgPZf AS TAR AS A P ffrfljgjM OTHER STARCH OF omy are true the makers have had prepared CrtUBlNGERBROSCJ WW at great expense a series of four Or THIS STARCH WILL 50 1 POUND AKO ¬ I Wm Brand To induce you to try this brand of AMY GAME OI AifJ IFQ exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville vhich 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 customers They are not for sale zt any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold er for cooking the morning mash for I think the people of 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 and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute How 1 1st Th B All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand aro entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer ono of these beautiful Game Plaques free The laques will not be sent by mail hey can be obtained only from your grocer Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short timo only O ¬ I S Lira ryi r THE DUTIES a s a BUY A CAKE OF 5 OF hul TO- lyimuw 19 ii seeeg-e-sesg-gesor Hi msiixLiAniVAVxnm tf Page Illustrated Catalogue describ- - m m ing all of the famous v The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts of the Great Lakes it il WINCHESTER AMD GUNS j u WINCHESTER 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Good Use In time Sold by drnzKists y y ym WHtnfc ALL USE FAILS ANK E 1715 yj T1mj WHEN WRITIKG TO ABVERTZSIIRS please state that yea tke Advertise at la tola paper jw r 9zr jmfsfrwr r V UAAA 3 AN IJDLE LAWYEE full ent afche THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY li N FRIDAY JULY 1gtfJMr 1 1893 W Of Peck KecoranTe PO Wrights Celery Capsules Special Kates KEPT HIS PE0MXSE crucSVKry v7M-iywfy3099 It was a capital bit and well delivered betweon the eyes It sent the recipi- a gaudily dressed fop spinning into gutter much to the detriment of his ¬ Sue apparel and served him right for in sulting an unprotected girl whoso hurried steps and timid manner betrayed her uneasiness at being alone ou the street at such an hour ¬ Will you not come in sir said the -- was an errand to procuro him some neces ¬ saries that took mo out tonight Ned accepted the invitation and that was the beginning of his acquaintance -- girl stopping at the door of a plain look- ¬ Aly father 1 am sure will ing house to thank you for the kind service you wish have rendered He is an invalid and it -- n T Bortraml was an old soldier of the first ompiio who with tLo fall of his chief had lest all and drion into exile with his infant child he hud wandered from country to country in the hope to mend his fortune Now his daughter and Ihimself had no other dependence than the earnings of the former who turned to the best account she could her proficiency in music by giving private lessons Ned would gladly have assisted his iriondsfrom his own purse had ho known Jbow to do so without giving offense to the proud old soldier Ive been thinking of a wife for you said Neds uncle one morning as tho two sat together in the seniors private office So have I replied Ned Ahem returned tho uncle Ive gpicked out one for youhe continued Ive picked one out for myself said 2Ned that is provided I can obtain her consent The douce you have exclaimed the head of the firm who had always regarded tfhe question as one within his own ex 31 -- daughter Marie with M Eertrand and his charming To Indianapolis and return Aug 19th Uncle Sim theres a bantam rooster to 21st final limit Aug 31st Extension of time to Sent 10th can be had Fare over thoro in tho yard that you can have you want it Its Jacks but hes away 460 round trip Account Grand En ¬ if school and the quarrelsome little thing at campment Knights of Pythias has become a nuisance and return To Washington D C Much bloogod Marster Henderson 1055 Jul 4th to 7th gjod returning much bk eged sah said the old negro July 16th Account National Educa- ¬ Izo boon roun nheap dis uiawnin try in tional Apsociation Extension of time ter git somuthin sides taters an side meat fo dinner termerrer kaso its Crismas to August 31st can be had an Preacher Yates hos gone sent us word eighty cents dafi ho wos gwine to dino wif us To Lexington Ky Ac A bantam wont go very far with a round trip June 29th to July 9th preacher said Henderson laughing count of Chautauqua but como along and got him To Buffalo N Y July 12ih to lot1 Whon Henderson gavo him the bantam limited to July 19tb one fare round tho old darky carefully concealed it bo- trip Extension of time to August 3d neath his coat much to tho amusement of the good natured donor can be had are you hiding him for Sim Fourth of July rates one and one YouWhat steal him said Henderson didnt third fare for the round trip to all Dats so sah suahs yo born replied Uncle Sim rolling his eyes to ono side N points on L To Nashville Toun and return one till nothing but tho whitos could bo seen I ginrally carries dom dat way in cold fare round trip July 1st to 5th limited weather sah kase dar is nuthin dat so July 31st Extension to Aug loth cau unfits a chicken fo eatin like bein nigh froze tor death fo doy is killed And be had with tho bantqm under his arm he hobbled Round trip 205 to Olympia Spriugs homeward while Henderson smiled when and return during Summer season he drew montal picture of Parties contemplating a summer tour at Uncle aSims on tho morrow tho banquet timecan get valuable information Uncle Sim was a queer combination of resort table hotel guides and Summer pioty and cunning Ho was boastfully booklets by calling on or addressing proud of having been a member of de F B Caru Geul Agent church fo fawty years but liko most of Paris Ky us ho was not righteous boyond a certain himself a convenient Insure in my agency non ¬ degree fixed byperfection at Many henroost distanco from union Prompt paying reliable robberies had he beon accused of but if companies insures against fire ho were guilty ho always covered his ¬ r - Anilerao Pike Co O S fin f A Beautiful j Izsiiiiiffi tPZZP -- Present FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starch so that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of ¬ j 1 r - tuCAT nrnniDFC un mnvturf KCE 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 forStonfacU Trouble and Constipation I was unahM to do anything for nearly two years I jsed three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Jor the benefit of others o alllicted J wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ANnEHsoir Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Mend address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Vim GCLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AHD ASVMEH REST BQUGHTREW t H rs--j t -- 0KE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A POUND AHD A HALF OF AMY OTHER STARCH yi r H 6 BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROJI 59 CrTuBINGERBROSC KEOKUKJQWA i ixnsftMw reWHAVlHUHNig DiBlftH I TOLEDO haoQ DETROIT J I PLAQUES All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station 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 gave 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 ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Buffett Parlor Cars Waguer Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Elegant Coaches aud Dining Cars Be sure your tickets read via1 NEW YORK t ¬ -- -- Jbim to bo The deceased spoko of having a broth- er said the trustee in seai cb of whom Jbo was traveling Yes bis brother Antolne said the other who absconded from this country years ago and of whose death I have am- pie proofs one papers were submitted to Mr Bant- ing who promised to examine them and give bis opinion nest day at which time Yours Respectfully if everything was regular the money was Mrs Laura Weishauft to be turned over to the claimant Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 It wasnt often that Ned paid much attention to the business of the office but per box Send address on postal to the ho mention of certain names during the Wright Med Co Columbu3T Ohio for colloquy caused him to prick up his ears trial size free while seemingly busy with tho morning paper and five minutes later he was run ning at full speed to tho house of his My agency insures against friends the Bertrands ¬ At the appointed hour nest morning the fire wind and storm best ol resame two gentlemen came to hear Mr liable prompt paying compa ¬ JBanticgs decision Ned as before had the morning paper before him but kept a nies non unioB sharp ear turned W 0 H2NT0N Agent These papers appear to be all right observed Mr Banting I have scruti nized them carefully and find nothing Use Parib Milling Purity I I i There is no knowing to what a pitch the fdiscussion would have reached but for the entrance of two gentlemen who came to tconsultMr Banting who was an attorney A Frenchman a stranger it seems had died suddenly while on a visit to the city fomo years before leaving a largo sum of suonev One of tho two gentlemen present Ebad been appointed trustee of tho fund and tho other claimed to be next of kin to the deceased whoso cousin he asserted clusive jurisdiction I in ono respect whon he made a promise has been the standard for 25 years All purchasers of three 10 cent or he religiously kept it six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch TWENTY TWO MILLION Midway between the Henderson resi- ¬ Flat Iron Brand are entitled to receive from their grocer ono of these rignts Celery Tea cures constipa dence and Undo Sims shanty lived a Mr packages of this brand were sold beautiful Game Plaques free The tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Davison an irascible individual with a plaques will not be sent by mail last year Thats how good it is They can be obtained only from your penchant for fancy fowls and tho proud grocer ASK YOUR DEALER possessor of a flock of high class Brahma MRS IiAUKA WEISHAUF Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch was his daily custom Dachickens As to show you the plaques and tell Of Mnrry Ind Recommends Wrights vison on Christmas morning while feedDo not delay This offer you about Elastic Starch Accept is for a short time only Celery CapMiles ing his fcv3 counted thorn and found no substitute a largo roost that thoro was one missing er which had in battle or otherwise lost Murry Ind Sept 17 1890 the spur of the right log The Wright Medical Co Davison at onco declared that Uncle Sim Columbus Ohio was tho thief for tha old man had beon iregngEJiaiiLtcisugagCTyjCTijjvi Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased seen about the promises on tho evening a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fr dj bofore L C Davenport druggist Bluffton With but lit tlo hope of being able to iud and used them tor stomach trouble convict tho cunning old negro the chick- ¬ with which I had been afflicted for more en fancier started for Undo Sims home KEEP OUT OF REACH OF TEE SPANISH GUNS than 15 years Since taking your Cap When within a short distance of the uies I have lost all trace of pain and my shanty Davison picked up the head of a TAKE THE stomach is entirely well I can eat any Brahma rooster and when a few yards a thins and can truthfully sav that I have farther on ho found a leg minus the spur rago Hastening to the years he was wild with not telt better in ¬ ¬ wind and storm W 0 HINTOft Agent tracks so well that ho escaped punishment Ho was regarded as a remarkable negro ELASTIC STARCH Mm To iif Tlvmi FOUR BIG O MtaSORMICK 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ Tsvanting 1 F l Then it only remains to pay over the money I suppose said the heir expectant rubbing his hands Nothing more repliod Mr Banting The trustee produced his accounts showing the sum on hand which had been largely enhanced by accruing interestr and was beginning to draw a check for the amount when Ned Armour throw asido his paper and strode forward Dont be too fast he esclaimed It was the first time Ned had ever inter ¬ fered hi a business consultation and his uncle looked up surprised i rtWhy wbt do you know about it asked the latter Ive a witness in my private room think youd better examine before pro ¬ ceeding further answered Ned Wait n moment and Ill bring him Ned stepped out and returned immed- ¬ iately escorting an infirm old man whoso eye flashed as it fell on the cowering coun- ¬ tenance of the would be heir Tell there gentlemen who you are said Ned though one of them doesnt seem to need the information I am Antoine Bortrand replied the o3d man proudly tho brother and heir of jhrm on whose fortune this base wretch seeks to lay his lawless grasp It was this -- villain when tho star of my illustrious chief went down at Waterloo who through perjury and falsehood drove me into exile and received as the reward of his perfidy my entire wealth Tho proofs ho now presents are as false as those he manufactured then but I have documents here which will leave no doubt as to my right The false heir did not remain to see in spected the packet of papers which the old Suffico it to say they man presented were found in all respects correct Mario Bertrand wps now a match for tho wealthiest man in the land and when Ned told lois uncle that it was she whom he had picked out for a wife the old gentlemen didnt object Neither did Marie nor her father and Ned Armour lived for many years happiest of husbands New York News -- flour for sale by all grocers Gos ¬ Ask for it Take no other Our line of mens taa shoes embraces statement I aint sayim but wot dat might ha b the newest novelties for Springs from been Marster Davisons rooster but I de the best manufacturers clar fo Gawd dat I didnt steal him Isgskq Davis ThompsonAnd again brightening up at the g - procured and just as Proaeheir Yates ished- the blessing a constable- camo to 3 TWAINS DAILY march old Sim off to answer tot he charge of chicken stealing FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO Uncle Sim begged to bo permitted to FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO eat his dinner but the officor of the law was obcitarato and as he was led ou of tho Michigan and the Great Lakes co ntantlv crowing in door Undo Sim said popularity Everybody will be there this suniti er Preacher Yates yoze welcome to all e i r it ob dat burd dat yo kin eat but 3d bo mighty much bloegod tor yo if yod jist lay side a wing an laig fur me till It gits back Things looked rather blue for tbaold mbyQy man when lie was arraigned There were the logs and head of a Brahma rooster and there was Davison3 affidavit that tho legs andi head aforesaid foiind on the premises of the defendant were recog- ¬ nized by the prosecution as having belong- ¬ ed to his fowl now missing Ail tbodefenssthe old man bad was the fin- nearest niagiptrafos office a warrant was- - Ol Ha Up HERE IS SOME -- ITsujt Titter insured la h I3iiy - Our insurance is protested oy kank-able paper on the Capital City Bank ol Uolumfeue Ov There casbe no stroagev guarantee given you Ws dare not us a banks name without authority if you doubt it write- tbem Geod health is the best life insurans Wrights Celery Capsules gives jtou good heaStb they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation Hid Sick Headaches- 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight drat t on abcvti bank in every t box wbioh brings your money back if we fail to cure 3Tc Sold by vT T Brooks druggist - thought ho said Ef I hed stoied dat rooster I nevab would hab lit dom head an laigs lay roun so careless looking youth of about 15 years rushed up to Mr Henderson who was standing in front of his house wondering what had attracted the crowd about the squires office ¬ While tho trial was progressing a bright no indeed sah ir rS V fy Passenger Traffic Mgr D BMAKTIX Tkt Agt Gen Pass Cincinnati mwtagnanj i i O J JJ Hews and CDinions OF Natioaal Imoortanee THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily ny mail Daily and Sunday hy mail 0 a year - Sa year ip The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper m the world By mail S3 a vear Price 5c a copy vS SUN New York Address THE V- - tatingly -- - HaggardReeds new laundry z doing first class work Give us a caS - tf Haggard Reed -- Chronic Dysp spsia Cured -- ¬ -- ¬ Greater Than Raphael Whatever position Gaudenzio Ferrari 3nay occupy hereafter relatively to other masters of his epoch when a new series of critics and art historians shall have come forward to call attention to his somewhat neglected claims there can be no question as to his astonishing versatility as sculp tor painter and decorative artist Some of his Madonnas bring to mind the famous -- one In the altarpiece by Bellini in the tohurch of the Frarl at Venice As Gaud9nzio is believed by many to Satrve been either a pupil or an imitator of Gaudenzio JRaphael Mr Butler says He may Raphael never studied under perhaps he did have painted for him and so no one knows whether ho did or did not but in every branch of his art he was incomparably Raphaels superior and must Miavo known it perfoctly well Edwin Xiord Weeks in Harpers Magazine ¬ ft jf- - ff It J SSS7n it i iir Ar r -- His Diamond Uo Winkle isnt even friends with the girl who broke off her engagement with 3bim is he She Oh no Whon she sent hack the ring by registered post she labeled it SGlass with care London Answers Fate The villain is always caught in the aoi ifcasually the lastact Chicago Sews kt - FTER suffering lot nearly thirtyyears from dyspepsia Mrs n E Eugdale wife of a prominent business man of Warsaw N Y writes- For 23 years 1 was a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a weak stomach The Ughtest food produced distress causing severe pain and the forma- ¬ tion of gas No matter how careful of my diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating I was treated by many physicians and tried numerous remedies without permanent help Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within a week I commenced improving and per ¬ sisting in the treatment I was soon able to eat what I liked with no evil effects I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels any old symptoms Dr Miles Remedies -- V a are sold by all drug ¬ jWilesf gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- ¬ iHestof funded Book on dis- ¬ tjrwarsn eases of tho heart and nerves free Address DB- - MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind l - Mr Henderson the boy began hesiyou gave Undo Sim that ban ¬ tam rooster of Jacks didnt you Yes Georgo What of it said Hon dorson suspecting something wrong from the boys mannor Oh Mr Henderson cried the littlo fellow his eyes filling pleaso help mo out of this scrapo But I always wanted that bantam so bad and when Uncle Sim came along with him under his arm and told me that you had given it to him and that ho was going to kill it and eat it I wanted it worse than ever and and Woll what You didnt stoal it from old Sim did you Yon are now thinking of buying a Brai New You are aware that the- Spring season has arrived Oh worse than that Mr Hendorson continued George I traded him one of Ctatfit fathers Brahmasforthe bantam and now Men and Boys want new Suits- Trousers Hats Shirts Underwear Shoes father has Undo Sim arrested for stealing Ladies and Misses want new Dresses Waists Skirts Underwear Shoes Slippers etc his chicken I made Undo Sim promise Remember this suggestive information It will be both profitable and pleasurable for you to- call at that ho wouldnt tell any one that wo traded Please Mr Henderson go up TWIN BROS to examine the best and biggest Spring assortment of Clothing Iry Goods Shoes Slippers and tell Squire Propes how it was and IlL etc you have ever seen Why not buy vour goods at TWIN BROS where you get the newest goods the keep out of fathers way until hes over Our motto is Honest Goods at Honest Prices latest novelties the best qualities at the lowest price3 his mad spell honestly and courteously and they are well satisfied Why Henderson arrived at tho magistrates It has been oursuccess to treat our customers as our customer office just as that dignitary was about to not let us have you pronounce sentence on the old negro Aft Entire new stock of Silks Dress Goods Silk Skirts and other Skirts White Goods Percales Sateens er hearing Hendersons explanation tho Table Damask Counterpanes Ginghams Cheviots Sheetings Ticking Towels Napkins Lace- - Curtains squire discharged Uncle Sim and Davison Muslin Crashes Gloyes and Corsets Muslin Underwear Carpets Oil Cloths Window with blood in his eye started out to lo- Bleached and Brown cate George B Cos Mens Clothing the finest line of Boys famous Aunt Why didnt you tell the squire haw it The Celebrated Perfect FittingB was Uncle Sim asked one of the crowd Jane Hopkins make Never Hip Suits and Pants Monarch Shirts Stetson Hats Rice Hutchins fine Then he would have lot you go right off andBoys Shoes Sachs fine Guaranteed Ladies Shoes and Sliopers You gemmenimus scuse mo from any Mens We make Suits and Trousers to order in our Tailoring Department We guarantee fit price and essplanation kase- - ef I doan git home Let us show you the piece goods for your selection mighty quicklhaint gwine tor git none ob workmanship datohicken When I say a fing I does it FREEI When your purchase amounts to 20 we give you a fine Rocking Chair and when you hain saying dat I hasnt stoied chickens purchase t0 worth we give you a beautiful Picture You get a coupon witn every purchase no matter I casionally durin my life but bein a mem ¬ Save your coupon tickets for a Rocker or Picture ber ob de- church fo fawty years Pze bound how small ter keep my word TO SAVE MONEY AND ALWAYS THIS TRUE AND TRIED INFORMATION AnS the old man shuffled toward home REMEMBER GET SATISFACTION CALL AT as fast as his orippled legs could go Ex ¬ change FOR YOU ec - - - ¬ ¬ j - r A Tolco your country inquired the American That question said the Spaniard drawing his mantle haughtily around him is an insult Of course we have a voice in the affairs of our country When evefthe government makes an announce ment of anji kind we are expected to say Hooray Washington Star ¬ 1 Havent you any voice in the affairs of TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 70 70 3 MAINIST - i lt Nervine j mouths Yes Nasty Isnt it horrid asked jss Swyftly of her friend isnt it horrid that men will put those nasty old pipes into their said her friend emphatically as she stooped and tenderly kissed the black face of her pet dog yes indeed it is London Fua r RISIK Y j

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