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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 5, 1898

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H3 jFc V- - MS - -- rt rJ a ashl - v i dSi iPr ffr A - - TP I CHAMP MILLER Jj BOURBON NEWS -- r Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY r Establlshed feb i 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYM TUESDAY JULY 5 1898 NO 53 ARE YOU White Enamel Bed Room Furniture bevel mirror nicely finished Former price EADY Dresser and washstand 18 MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In And About The Kentucky State Teachers Special to Wash- e T JLjf inert on Iturir Mrs M irtha Shockle3T is seriously ill Mrs Ed Hunter went to Mason Sat- ¬ urdav to visit relatives 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 THIS WEEK 1475 Sjuiu Mr Will N Clarke returned Friday from a visit in Arkauaas Mr Chas Darnell returned yesterday from a commercial trip through the - Twenty four 3 piece Chamber Suits received Saturdav will be on sale this week Prices 12 50 1650 18 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 has just received manv additions duplicate any ones prices and are usually lower HAMMOCKS REFRIGERATORS RABY CARRIAGES C BRDWER Carpets Furniture Wall Paper C0 5n y si n ci M Strippers GPoio nXTe er BLUEGRASS SEED MACHINES Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand Stivers Mr Hanson Peterson of Cynthiaua is visuiug Uscar Rankin and- family near town t Mr G- W Smart of Carlisle was the guest of Mr John Stuart Saturday and Sunday Miss Mary Taylor will teach the coming school year at Tarrs school house near town Mrs Claude Vimont returned Friday froin an extended visit with her father near Sbarpsburg Mrs Ed Hull and two little daugl -ters wem to Fleuiingsburg yesterday to visit relatives Miss Julia Howe guebt of her sister Mrs Lizzie Miller returned to her borne in Coviutou Saturday Miss Anna B Encleman guest of Misses Maggie and Kate Rankin re- ¬ turned to Stanford yesterday Miss Katie Savage returned Saturday from a visit to Maysville She was ac companied by Miss Mae Miles Misses Mattie Power and Bessie Pur nell will teach the Millersburg City School the ensuing scholastic year Threshing wheat commenced in this section yesterday Many of the farmeis will hold their wheat for better prices Tom Black who was shot in the mouth Saturday night near Osgood hv Ed Gaines died Sunday night both - TttOjiesapeake oaio Ry will run a Haggard Reed specialin rented Vestibule Train to Wash In 2- - f iee tor i leavjinfr Lexinsrton sit i n m Wfirins- drty 4Sly fob and arriving in Washington at lltfiJtugjtnvuext morning ThjMlraln will carry the Kentucky Delega loqKTeacher3 to the National Educational qouveiiUdn A dining car will be attached atid meals will be served for 75 cents TXqketgon sale uly yd to 6th i iclvsive at one favepjuSitwo dollars for round trip good re ¬ turning until August 31st if desired tRetujEn tickets will be good from Rich mo dfVa and a very low rate has been inadeTfrom Washington to Richmond via Steamer and Old Point Comfort thus glviug is absolutely useless to expect a the only opportunity to visit the most surgical operation to cure cancer or Resort on the Atlantic c ast 3 any other blood disease The cruelty aendjln your name for mans time tables or of such treatment is illustrated in the sleeplucar information Dont be deceived The Qfigsapeake Ohio Ry is th i only Line alarming number of deaths which re- ¬ from Oontral Keutucky points to Washing ¬ sult from it The disease is in the ton without tinsfer of cars or depots blood and hence can not be cut out AiKftKour ucxet Agent or write We re- ¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on We are the peoples friends MiiKirn ask 1 Q K i - ar ML m A iamm rV 1 rl The MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND r U- - Cruel Knife MISS NELLY BUCKNER wish to announce that they will opsn a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- ¬ tember 5th It terms lifiORGK ATBARNBY Div Pass Agt Lexington Ky Term of 20 lessons private 12 50 Term of 20 lessons class 625 Payable in advance Studio within a square of City School For information address either of Nine times out of ten the surgeons above at Paris Ky faiife only hastens death till lsep My son had a most malignant Cancer for which the doctors said an operation was the ¬ A NEW fresh line of lawn chairs and only hope The oper ation was a severe benches just received at J T Hiutons one as it was necessary to cut down to The first hot night you enjoy one will the jawbone and scrape it Before a ftasilwrepay you for your outlay tf great while the Can¬ ¬ by Congressman James Kanirin Young All about War with Spain the Navy VMS jf I all defenses Battle Ships etc Por-¬ ltefand finally TAEEjLaxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ upotf the advice of a traits and biographies of Dewey and all lets Jml druggists refund the money friend Sdecided to prominent officers Nearly 600 pages try S S Swifts if it fails to cure 25c For sale bv W Specific Massive volume Marvelously cheap with T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris the secondand he KWWjSSI h7rMffl12 Best authprship Only authentic official bottle V began to improve After twenty bottles had ixj Any been taken the Cancer disappeared entirely book Experience not necessary Ladies as successful and he was cured The cure was a permanent body can sell i one for he is now seventeen years old and has as gentlemen We are the largest sub ¬ A Good Memory never had a sign of the dreadful disease to re scription book firm in America Write turn J N Murdoch 279 Snodgrass St Dallas Texas often saves mouey and also good health If us Fifty persons are employed in our you ageitroubled with constipation indiges correspondence department alone to tion oSany form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ Absolutely the only hope for Cancer 8erveyon Our book is just out Get ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup 3epsln and health will be restored to isCSwifts Specific agency now and be first in the field you Trial sizes 10c li doses 10c large size 50c Large 50c WarMap in colors free with and S13K of W T Brooks druggist Paris book or outfit Other valuable Ky ljan xm to Cure A Gold cer returned and be WAR BOOK ¬ In One Day gan to grow rapidly We gave hira many remedies without re c ¬ ¬ OJED WARDS Also the best line of Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators Books on Cancer will be mailed free to any address by the Swift Specific J T Hinton is closing out his baby Co Atlanta Ga Maggie Walls colored who took poison Sunday night and also attempted carriages Now is your chance tf to drown herself is now in a fair way to recover Miss Anna Knight of Lexington and STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Miss Lnla Feeback of Muir Station are vr OF the guests of Miss Bessie Feeback near town years day from Clinton S C where she has been attending school for the past seven Nejy arrival of Summer ties the consisting of string and jband as it is very only remedy which goes to the bottom of the blood and colored bowsy tecks as forces out every trace of the disease Miss Bessie Feeback returned Satur- cotspuffs and the Cuban blue at S S S is guaranteed purely vegetablej and contains no potash mercury or foar-in-hands I SSStJ Blood ¬ Price Oos other mineral premiums Big- Tremendous seller gest money maker ever known Most liberal terms guaranteed Agents making 700 to 2800 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 pay postage Mention this paper MONROE BOOK CO Depfc M ChicagoIU 4 A THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE - ir in town S - -w- -atfW- irHS Aenes returnedtJblnMfrdmmorffKfs Sjnsifc MrsT P WadelLandlittle daughter B01IKBOH T BAN UL E TlNCORPOR ATHlVl -u rs4-- witnMrarsnoarraln Acme Spring Trip Call and examine goods and get prices Why H S Stout Succeeds Stout has succeeded in largest tailoring business in Paris up the FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that day of hig profits and small sales was past SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per his workmanship quart Spears McDermott FOURTH He always does as he advertised For Rent A six room brick resiHere are a few reasons why H S dence on Pleasant Mr John T Parker and family came up from Maysville Friday and wil spend several weeks with Esq A C Bill and family Miss Florence Bass arrived Thursday from Louisville and will spend the Summer with her aunts Misses Ella and Judith Fleming Miss Edna Hunter returned to her home in Mason Saturday She has been here several months studying building elocution under Mrs C M Best Mrs Teannette Comer and daughter the only Miss Georgie Lou Comer of Indian- ¬ apolis and Mr Chas McWithie of 40 Greencastle Ind are guests of Mr M least H Cnrrent and family 30tlA June KESOUROES Real estate Stocks at the close of business iesiNmwwjiipP t SM Fa MM 188r 7832 6175 93 mIPPthI iiiHuiipir We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can eiye only - Furniture Loans Fixtures 500 00 00 216671 82 9946 10 34329 17 7659 80 Bills Discounted Overdrafts Cash Due from Banks VAPOR BATH FOR CABIET Year for Regular Price for both is Both Papers One 225 275 283114 82 Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Individual Deposits Due Banks LIABILITIES 100000 00 30000 00 15802 38 136707 62 604 82 Rheumatism Lumbago Sciataca - Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ tion via Leaness Skin and Blood DipeasHB Kidney Diseases Nervous Diseases Asthma Catarrh etc We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky For Sale By CHAS N FITHIAN At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky SDR CALDWELLS CONSTIPATIONil PEPSlN ftl 283114 82 Undivided Profits Remaining Dec 31st 1897 Gross Earnings past 6 months 9211 12776 69 92 61 ¬ As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreciates the fact that they 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 you want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it for he makes you pay dearly for it in the end Wh not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by ¬ ¬ Fourth and Fifth July 1st Apply to between Disposed of as follows Possession given Current Exoenses street T 21988 TYLISH VEHICLES I have just received a well selected stylish new ne of J Hinton Undivided Profits remaining Dividend No 14 23 00 15802 38 2186 4000 giving H S Stout a trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for 21988 61 If you are in want of a good B Cashier suit of clothes call and see the Subscribed andWoodford before me sworn to suits that Price Od are selling thfs 30th day of June 1898 Henry Spears Notary Public for 5 750 10 and 1250 Buggies Surreys Barouches Phsetons and Road Wagons 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 i eliciting your patron- ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- 3000 AND PARIS FURHISHIKG H JOE MUNSON 3500 CO QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE k TAILORIHG Manager Agricultural Bank RESOURCES Loans and Discounts less loans to Directors 190970 87 Loans to Directors officers not included 3950 00 Loans to Officers 2738 83 Overdrafts unsecured 2859 00 Due from National Banks 49772 51 Due from State Banks and Bankers 15455 94 Banking House and Lot Mortgages Other Stocks and Bonds Specie 65228 45 of Paris Kentucky 1898 At the olose of business on the 30th day of June S STOUT Cutter te L Q NELSON Pleasant St - SCHOOL NOTICE The next session of my school will be- ¬ gin the first Monday in September LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in in cash100000 00 Surplus Fund 90602 16 Undivided Profits 3800 27 Deposits subject to check on which interest is not paid 169096 41 169096 41 363498 84 opp First Presbyterian Church v Dr Backs old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a J H HAGGARD GOING DOWN HILL m 1 to 5 pm Uje tf W L YERKES 4000 00 79960 89 674 00 ae r Currency 7 365 00 ladies Oxfords Cheap L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio 475180 12116 80 - Furniture and Fixtures- 1000 00 363498 84 People suffering P sv1 Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris State of Kentucky County of Bourbon We have quite a lot of Oxfords of broken sizes form li to 5 width from B to E Some have pointed roes some have round but your size may be in the lot We have divided them into two lots at 88 2 Our regular prices were 250 and 150 350 3 and Jno J McClintock Cashier of the Agricultural Bank a Bank located and doing business at No 341 Main street in the city of Paris in said county being returning every second Tuesday in each duly sworn says that the foregoing Report is in all respects a true statment of month the condition of said Bank at the close of business on the 30th day of June 1898 Reeerence Every leading physician to the best of his knowledge and belief and further says that the business of said of Paris Kentucky Bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere and that the above report is made in compliance with an official notice receiyed from the Secretary of State designating the 30th day of June 1898 as the day on which such report shall be made TUESDAY JUNE 14TH 1898 pf Rion Clay SDR CALDWELLS PEPSlN INDIGESTION 11 Subscribed and sworn to before me by MI Jno J McUlmtock Cashier the 1st dav of Julv 1898 B Woodford N P - I HENRY SPEARS Director J D McCLIN TQCtf nirector N KRIENER Director JNO J McTLINTOCK Cashier aA rrom JSJdnev Uiseas- es feel a gradual but steady loss of strength and vitality They should lose no time in trying Foleys Kidney Cure a Guaranteed Preparation 5s iv Sold by JamesKennedy Druggist O pipri mjn - wli - lJ tJJPNWpy UW MLi wiUU4JUl Tf iJ 5 THE BOUKBON NEWS PAMS KY TUESDAY JULY 5 1898 I J - THE DOOMED CITY Maj Gen Shatter Takes Personal Com¬ them to make and indeed their only resort in the event of defeat or the GEN AGUINALDO STEREOTYPERS STRIKE Chip- - SCHOOL AND CHURCH Custom Cupid and cupidity all con spire against a womans education in ¬ mand of the Troops at Santiago Cervera Prepared to Make a Dash From the Harbor Red Cross Flags Flying Over Buildings in Santiago Decisive Battle Soon Gen r WILES EAST OF SANTIAGO DE CUBA June 29 via Ivingston Jamaica July 1 Vi V Lawtons Headquarters five r The Spaniards have practically evacuated Caney close to Santiago de Cuba where the3r were believed to have had 3000 troops The American troops spent Tuesday in feeling for the enemy otherwise Gen engaging- m reconnoisances Shafter in person with a small escort went almost to Caney a small town five miles northeast of Santiago de Cuba with which city it is con- ¬ nected by railroad Lieut Stand- ¬ ing and a detail of Cubans and American sharpshooters occu- ¬ pied a small hill northwest of the American lines and looked directly down on both Caney and Santiago Caney now seems to hold onty about 500 Spanish troops the number reported by the Cuban scouts in spite of the belief of the Americans first here that the 3000 Spaniards driven for- ¬ ward by our advance on Baiquiri and ¬ - probability of their being routed Spanish deserters who have come into the American camp from Santiago report that Adm Cervera has every thing in readiness to make a dash out of the harbor with his fleet his object being to try to sink at least one of the ships of the American squadron and if need be go down with his flags fly ¬ ing and bands playing Ked Cross flags are flying in all parts of the town which either means the recognition of the Red Gross in the protection of the women and children or are intended to show that there is a great deal of sickness in the city The latter however is untrue as all of the deserters from Santiago report that the health of the troops and inhabitants of the citv is excellent ¬ ¬ Noted Insurgent Leader Declares the Phil ¬ They Demand an Increase of Wages From ippine Island a Republic Will Not 83U5 to S400 Per Day and a Re-¬ Enter Manila at Present duction of Working Hours n- - I military Balloon Successful ¬ Washington July 2 Reports received at the navy and war departments announce the successful operaAdm tion of military balloons Sampson reports that the first balloon used by the navy was sent up from the New York on Thursday and worked Col Allen reports to successfully Gen Greeley that he has successfully used the Signal corps war balloon Observers he sa s could plainly see the ships in the harbor the city of Santiago and the movement of the Spanish troops about the streets ¬ ¬ ¬ Juragua had all retreated on Caney Three Gunboats and not to Santiago The small num- ¬ ber of troops now at Caney indicates that the Spaniards have practically evacuated the place and this is be ¬ lieved to be the case Lieut Stand ¬ ing was not molested during his Will Sail for Key West fefc Xew York July 2 The cruiser To peka will sail from the Brooklyn navy yard Saturday Her coal bunkers are filled The gunboats Huntress Syren and Sylvia leave for Key AVest early next week newspaper office Friday evening at 10 oclock At 8 oclock this Friday evening the Stereotypers union notified the newspaper publishers of Chicago that unless their demands for an increase of wages from S3 25 to 4 per day a re- ¬ duction of the working day from S to 7 hours with payment at the rate of 75 cents per hour for all overtime and other concessions were at once acceded to they would refuse to return to work In conssquence of this action the common with all other Chicago papers will not appear Saturday This action of the newspapers was under secretary for the foreign office in pursuance of an tinderstanding re- ¬ who declared that all Germany cently entered into including among wanted was that the existing im other provisions the following agreeport tariff would not be altered ment by a republic being established in the In the event of a strike in any of the de- ¬ Philippine islands or at least that partments of one or more of the Chicago daily preference should not be given to any newspaper offices the mechanical resources of all our offices shall be pooled to the extent and other nation with the purpose that no newspaper shall be Hong Kong July 2 According to published unless and until all the newspapers private letters from Cavite dated June can be promptly published on the same day 27 the insurgents occupy the whole of The stereotypers have been averag Occasional skir- ing from 81950 to 22 per week on six Bulucan province mishes occur The insurgents cap day evening papers and from 24 to 27 tured the Spanish ship Behul in Kaya on seven day morning papers It is boa bay while she was landing 500 anticipated that the influx of stereotroops A stubborn fight occurred in typers from all parts of the country which the Spanish commander a lieut will be so immediate and so great that ant colonel was killed The insur- the interruption of publication will gents have captured the governor of continue for but a few days ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ London July 2 A representative of Gen Aguinaldo the leader of the Philippine insurgents who served with him during the last insurrection and who is now in London is quoted in an interview as saying that before Aguinaldo left Hong Kong he prom ¬ ised Rr Adm Dewey then commo- ¬ dore not to enter Manila until the ar rival of the American troops Aguinaldos representative adds that he has just received a dispatch from Cavite saying a republic has been pro- ¬ claimed there by Aguinaldo under the protection of the United States and approved by Great Britain and Japan Continuing the representative of the Philippine leader asserts that he has been to Berlin where he saw the Chicago Julv 2 letin was posted The following bul at every Chicago Violations of LaTt number during the last eight years Dewey began bombarding at Manila at from 340 to SG3 Those now on the roll a represent 38 states and territories and five jobmof and Sampson and Schley did a little the same sort the other day at several foreign countries including three a m Spain is understood to intend Corea Japan Turkey and South Amer- filing a protest against these rank violations ¬ The First Baptist church Philadel ¬ Said a jolly man of 40 of almost sine 3 taking Hoods phia will celebrate its two hundredth manic rotundity Sarsaparilla What ht meant was that- anniversary this year this grand digestive tonic had so com- ¬ The first Corean in the world to take pletely cured all distress and disagreeablei the degree of Bachelor of Arts Avas dyspeptic symptoms that he lived ate graduated from Roanoke college Bis and slept in comfort You may be put into name is Kin Beung Surh this delightful condition if you will take Yale Divinity school sent out 2S grad- ¬ uates this year The total number of students in attendance was 100 A class Americrs Greatest Medicine for the study of missions was a special feature of the year A Slight Ulisnn tiers tandingThe issue of the American Bible so- ¬ Mr Guyer I suppose you ride a wheel ciety for the year just closed including Miss Antiquate Bibles Testaments and portions of the Miss Antiquate Yes indeed I completed Scr ptures were 1302273 of which my first centurv yesterday Really You dont look it Im sure 740138 were circulated in foreign lands Friends they were but strangers now- The students of Howard university Chicago Evening Xews Washington D C have increased in No Stomach aiders Have 7 k J Hoods SarsapaHSIa - J ¬ ica A Unitarian monastic order is a Ejew of the eight hour labor law Albany Argus Ueanty Wns Profitable thing in the religious world Its found- ¬ Pretty Cashier You must give me a holi ¬ day to er is a nephew of Rev Brooke Herford ginning recruit my health My beauty is be- ¬ to fade formerly an Anglican clergyman His Manager Why do you think so chapel services are to include all the The men are becinninc to count ihfnV Pearsons Weekly furnishings of ritualistc worship and change its members take vows not for life On Wednesday Juiy 20th the Cleveland but for three years Akron Columbus Ry will run an excursion The million dollars left some two years ago by Alfred Marriatt to be di ¬ vided by the bishops of York and Can- ¬ terbury have recently been assigned as follows Five thousand dollars to 10000 apiece to 17 churches and 11 hospitals and homes by the bishop of Canterbury while the bishop of York has given his share to 21 churches 17 hospitals and homes and two missions for seamen from Columbus Zanesville and intermediate stations to Niagara Falls via Cleveland and the elegant Steamer City of Erie or City of Buffalo Transit Buffalo of the Cleveland Co The round trip rate to Niagara Falfc will be 600 from Columbus anu Zanesville 500 from Mt Vernon 400 from Millers burg 300 from Akron and proportionately low rates from intermediate stations Train will leave Columbus 1130 a m and Zanes- ¬ ville 1200 noon of that day making fasts time For full information as to limits of tickets trips beyond Niagara Falls and alU details apply to any agent of this company or C F DALY General Passenger Agent THE DYNAMITE CRUISER VESUVIUS IN ACTION THE NEWSBOY OF PARIS He Dresses Like a Ronlevard Swell and Carries a Sillc Um ¬ brella r fl I I i H i tf t r 1 - re V news if any publiclj and according- ¬ ly he lets his papers sell themselves on the strength of their names A London newsboy with the latest special un- ¬ der his arm containing the result of the last race would cease to be a mass of newspapers rags and awful trag¬ edies if he came across his French brother and would calmly fold himself up and die from sheer grief He would turn cold at seeing a man quietly tak ing outkis pufae and rendering von exact change for a five franc piece and not having the intelligence to go into a public house close by with a back entrance to it Perhaps it is the fact that racing does Firing Dynamite Projectiles at the Fortifications of Santiago de Cuba Harbor not excite the editor that accounts for this The racing results are given on an entirely different basis Sporting observation The Proposal Was Rejected though he passed The Chicago publishers Friday night journals issue to subscribers a small Bulucan together with his wife and through a camp which 24 hours Berlin July 2 The following dis ¬ children issued the following card to newspa- ¬ sheet resembling a telegram after each previously had been occupied by a patch has been received from Hong Gen Aguinaldo placed under arrest per proprietors in neighboring cities race and these are stuck up in the cafes and gargottes as they arrive Ac strong Spanish outpost Corporal Hucht Kong According to trustworthy in- ¬ the rebel leaders Artachio and Sandi Tlie publishers of Chicago would appreciate of Company D 7th United States infan ¬ telligence from Manila the Spanish co for having revealed the fact that it if the newspapers in con tiguous territory cordingly the newsboy comes on the patry who with seven men was sent on governor general had a few days ago the steamer Pasig recently seized by would not try to supply Chicago with their two¬ tcene later in the evening more i in pers No effort will be made here for outpost dutj-- two miles from Santiago at his own request a meeting with the Hong Kong authorities was laden days and in the meantime it is the opinion that passivel and as there are no contents bills in France on account of the stani3 de Cuba Wednesday morning and who Adm Diedrichs the commander of the with arms for the insurgents Sandi the cause of all newspapers would be best tax he is spared the trouble of helping was forgotten until the afternoon was German naval forces in the far east co applied to Consul Villiams and was served by this plan Other cities may have a out the subeditor with delicate lies that Chicago similar experience very found by Gen Shafter and sent into in order to propose in behalf of the liberated He is now on board the papers would undoubtedlyshortly and the latter would envy but would not reciprocate camp The men considered the whole Spanish government that Manila Nanshan inci- ¬ have dared to put in four inch type It is feared that the affair a good joke They had repeated ¬ should be handed into the provisional dent will cause a split in the insur ¬ Still they are not entirely devoid of Camaras Fleet ly seen the Spaniards who did not charge of a neutral commander The gent party Sandico being influential ¬ Madrid July 2 According to a dis the enterprise of their London breth- ¬ offer to molest them and the Ameri- ¬ proposal was rejected by Adm Died ¬ and the only insurgent leader capable patch received Friday at the Spanish ren and they use that old trick that is cans spent the day as if enjojing a richs in view of the American block- ¬ of administration ministry of marine Adm Camara in so dear to suburban districts and which picnic in the woods ade The insurgents fear that Gen Agui ¬ command of the Spanish fleet recently next to Bradshaws Guide and This Caii Juragua June 29 via Kings ¬ Lynchers Preliminary Examination naldo will shoot Artachio unless Adm at Port Said Egypt has passed through mans father was my fathers son has ton Jamaica July 1 Gen Shafter Charleston S C July 2 The pre- ¬ Dewey interferes as he is suspicious the Suez canal apparently on his way caused more blasphemy than anything I know of has decided to establish his headquar- ¬ liminary examination of the lynchers that Sandico and he intended to form to the Philippine islands You are sitting quietly reading when ters in the field and will occup a tent of the postmaster of Lake City last an opposition party London July 2 -- The officials of the there is a hoarse cry of Le Jour camp to night The siege guns have March when the postmaster was United States embassy discredit the edition speciale You wonder what started for the front There is every burned Baker killed and his family saying Adm Camara the special could be about for as a Madrid dispatch MANILA EXPEDITIONS indication that Juragua will cease to wounded began Friday Four pri- ¬ has passed through the Suez canal rule Le Jour comes out regularly at be the headquarters for the army vates of the South Carolina volunthe canal two in the afternoon You pass over other than for the medical and com ¬ teers arrested in Columbia charged The Total Number of Officers and Men They say he had not entered your amazement and continue reading Friday morning There and on the Way is 470 Of ¬ missar department in two or three with complicity were arraigned with when a veritable arm rushes through ficers and 104G4 Men days A sufficient force to guard the others arrested last Tuesday Dewey Still Waiting the street crying at the top of their The place will be left here probably from examination will continue Saturday Hong Kong July 2 The Japanese voices You try to imagine what has Washington July 1 The secretary cruiser Matsushima arrived here Fri ¬ happened Has Rochefort turned Chris the volunteer forces of G000 men now Mauzanillo 15ombarded of war has received a telegram from day from Manila where she left on tian has the government decided to coming from Tampa and practically v New York July 2 A correspondent Maj Gen Otis at San Francisco say ¬ the afternoon of Monday June 27 sell matches that will light has well the entire fighting force will in Santiago de Cuba telegraphs to the ing that the three military expeditions She reports that the American trans what has happened You scorn heart swing Caney into or Agua war Journal that four United States which already have started for Manila ports had not then arrived The sit troubles and bolt after the boys When dores making the base of operations Jjefore Santiago de Cuba at this place ships bombarded Manzanillo on the were made up as follows uation was unchanged the Spaniards you buy the paper you know To Day gulf of Guacanaybo on Thursday in ¬ First May 25 115 officers and 23SG continuing to erect defenses and the The railroad from here to Santiago is She Knew John flicting much damage to the defenses men Gen Anderson commanding ieing rapidly pushed by the engineers Did you see that account in the painsurgents occupying positions within Second June 15 158 officers and about 2000 yards of the city Food per the other day Mrs Timmins asked and a large force of troops Its com- ¬ of the place Spanish gunboats ac- ¬ cording to this dispatch opened fire 342S men under command of Gen was growing scarcer pletion will greatly simplify the The Matsu- ¬ about how one of our soldiers hod upon the American ships which then Greene movement of supplies and the pack shima reports also that when she left been accidentally shot during a sham Third June 27 197 officers and 4650 Manila harbor there were five German battle train will have no more arduous work moved out of ran ere No replied Mrs Hinsley I didnt men in command of Gen McArthur and four British war ships there than transporting the food and ammu ¬ Degree Conferred on Adm Dewey see it How could such a dreadful thine making nition from point to point at the Nortiifield Vt July 1 At the 4G4 men a total of 470 officers and 10 have happened Peace Rumors Absurd front commencement exercises of Norwich It seems that one of the recruits put Madrid July 2 Premier Sagasta Gen Garcia was hotly impatient to university She Declines the Nomination Thursday the degree of in an interview Friday in regard to a solid shot into his gun by mistake inmarch at once at the head of his men master of military science was con- ¬ Grand Rapids Mich July 2 Mrs peace rumors said They are absurd stead of a blank cartridge and when to cut off the advance of Gen Pando ferred upon Rr Adm George Dewey Flora B Rcnkes democratic nominee a is he pulled the trigger the ball went right astonished that any and his 8000 troops who are march ¬ graduate of the university for state superintendent of public in- ¬ I am to them There will attention a and Gov not be and throughwho tree on badly wounded a ing from Manzanillo to join the Span ¬ Samuel E Pingree received a degree struction jhas received an opinion paid soldier was the other side of it can not be any discussion in regard to ish forces at Santiago Gen Garcia of doctor of laws Merciful heavens from the attorney general that she is exclaimed Mrs this matter I affirm this absolutely Hinsley was very insistent upon this idea but thats the reason why I constitutionally eligible to the office The government can not treat for Wages Advanced Gen Shafter put an end to the matter havent heard from John for nearly a Birmingham Ala July 3 The Ten- ¬ but for personal reasons she will de- ¬ peace now That action depends on week He was the man behind the No let them get into by saying cline the nomination developments and the government will tree Cleveland Leader Railroad Co and Santiago and then we will know nessee Coal Iron No Third Call at Present not act until the proper time the Sloss Iron Steel Co have grant ¬ where we have got them Viennese Encouraged to Bnild Washington July 2 It can be stat-¬ cents per ton The Spaniards are falling baek upon ed an advance of 2 The authorities of Vienna have de ¬ Will Return to Spain Santiago and it is believed that they equal to 7 per cent in wages to their ed positively that the president does London July 2 The Madrid corre- ¬ creed that if the owners of 1203 speci- ¬ will make a determined stand and a S000 coal mines effective July l and not contemplate issuing a third call spondent of the Daily Mail says It fied houses wXl replace them with new a strike which was threatened will for volunteers within the next two is officially announced that the Span ¬ structures they will be guaranteed a hot fight in defense of their position weeks at least as present plans in all release from the payment of taxes for in the city The opinion is generally be averted probability will preclude its issuance iards have destroyed a small railway 18 years This order has been made to Operator Commits Suicide shared by American officers that if the running from the mining regions encourage the removal of tumble down New York July 2 Wm Landy 49 within a fortnight if then Spaniards shall be forced to evacuate which it is supposed the Americans in- ¬ buildings X Y Sun Santiago they will march northward years old a well known telegraph Lunatic at Large tended to utilize for an attack on Mor Not So Fresh toNuevitas to join the Spanish col¬ operator shot himself in the head Fri¬ Columbus O July 2 Richard At ro castle I believe Adm Camaras say waiter this salmon cutletisnt I umn which just landed there and later day night in the basement of the West- ¬ water a Pickaway county patient in squadron will certainly return to Spain try to effect a junction with the troops ern Union building and died in a few the State Hospital for Insane is miss ¬ owing to the difficulties interested par- ¬ half so good as the 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Leslies Popular Monthly In her heart returning light I n5r v ¬ M ROBERT tOUtS STEVEnSOfl J PART VI CHAPTER XXIX Continued The sea cook looked at what had been given him The black spot I thought so he observed Where might you have got 4he paper Why hillo look here now tthis aint lucky Youve gone and cut tthis out of a Bible What fools cut a Bible Ah there said Morgan there Wot did I say No goodll come o that I said Well youve about fixed it now among you continued Silver Youll all swing now I reckon What softheaded lubber had a Bible It was Dick said one Dick was it Then Dick can get to prayers said Silver Hes seen his slice of luck has Dick and you may lay to that But here the long man with the yel low eyes struck in Belay that talk John Silver he This crew has tipped you the said black spot in full council as in dooty bound just you turn it over as in dooty bound and see whats wrote there Then 3ou can talk Thanky George replied the sea You always was brisk for busi- ¬ cook ness and has the rules by heart George as Im pleased to see Well what is it anyway Ah Deposed thats it is it Very pretty wrote to be sure like print I swear Your hand o write George Why you was gettin quite a leadin man in this here crew YouJI -- ¬ go down with the tide Whos thatf says one That Why thats John Sil- ¬ ver I knowed him well says another And you can hear the chains a jangle as you go about and reach for the other buoy Now thats about where we are every mothers son of us thanks to him and Hands and Anderson and other ruination fools of you And if you want to know about number four and that boy why shiver my timbers isnt he a hostage Arc we going to waste No not us he might i hostage be our last chance and I shouldnt wonder Kill that boy Not me mates And number three Ah well theres a deal to say to number three Maybe you dont count it nothing to have a real college doctor come to see you every day you John with your head broke or you George Merry that had the ague shakes upon you not six hours agone and has your eyes the color of lemon peel to this same moment on the clock And maybe perhaps you didnt know there was a consort coming either But there is and not so long ill then and well see wholl be glad to have a hostage when it comes to that And as for number two and why 1 ayide a bargain well you came crawl ¬ ing on your knees to me to make it on your knees you came you was that down hearted and youd have starved too if I hadnt but thats a trifle you look there thats why And he cast down upon the floor a paper that I instantly recognized none other than the chart on yellow paper with three red crosses that I had found in the oilcloth at the bottom of the cap- ¬ tains chest Why the doctor had given it to him was more than I could f ancy But if it were inexplicable to me the appearance of the chart was incredible to the surviving mutineers Thej leaped upon it like cats upon a mouse It went from hand to hand one tear ¬ ing it from another and by the oaths and the cries and the childish laughter with which they accompanied their ex- ¬ amination you would have thought not only they were fingering the very gold but were at sea with it besides in And the doctor it was Although I was glad to hear the sound yet my gladness was not without admixture I remembered with confusion my in ¬ subordinate and stealthy conduct and when I saw where it had brought me among what companions and surround- ¬ ed by what dangers I felt ashamed to look him in the face He must have risen in the dark for the day had hardly come and when I ran to a loop hole and looked out I saw him standing like Silver once before up to the mid leg in creeping vapor You doctor Top o the morning to you sir cried Silver broad awake and beaming with good nature in a momen t Bright and early to be sure and its the early bird as the saying goes that gets the rations George shakeup your timbers son and help Dr Livesey over the ships side All a dooin well your patients was all well and merry hill top with his crutch under his el ¬ bow and one hand upon the side of the log house quite the old John in voice manner and expression Weve quite a surprise for you too Weve a little sir he continued stranger here he he A noo boarder and lodger sir and looking fit and taut as a fiddle slep like a supercargo he did right alongside of John stem to stem we was all night Dr Livesey was by this time across the stockade and pretty near the cook and I could hear the alteration in his voice as he said So he pattered on standing on the your word of honor as a young gentle- man for a young gentleman you are al ¬ though poor born your word of h61nor not to slip your cable I readily gave the pledge required Then doctor said Silver you just step outside o that stockade and oncQ 3oure there Ill bring the boy down on the inside and I reckon you can yarn through the spars Good day to you sir and all our dooties to Hhe squire and Capn Smollett nothing but Silvers black looks had restrained broke out immediately the doctor had left the house Silver wan roundly accused of playing double of trying to make a separate peace for himself of sacrificing the interests of The explosion of disapproval which TEfflUFOimi Heavy Engagement Be ¬ tween American and duced charges were used foe the pur- pose and they demoralized the enemys ranks The shells were fired at a high elevation so as to clear the towering coast line ridge The Newark joined the fleet Friday morning and at noon the Iowa steam- ed within 1000 yards of Morro castle The Harvard atrived at Altares Fri ¬ day morning with 1800 Michigan vol-¬ unteers They were hurried ashore it- - Spanisn Forces FIGHTING LASTED and hastened forward to join the back toward Santiago both at Caney and at Aguidores the progress of our troops was in entire harmony with the plans of Gen Shafter Our lines thus be- ¬ came more closely knit and now the Americans and Cubans present a con tinous front from the southeast to the north of the city On the right at El Caney now is Gen H W Lawton with three brigades the first under CoL J- - J Van Horn commanding the 8th U S A and 22nd United States infantry and the 2nd Massachusetts CoL E P Clark com ¬ W manding The 2nd brigade is composed of the 1st 4th and 25th United States in ¬ American line As the enemy was pressed his accomplices and victims and in one word of the identical exact thing that he was doing It seemed to me so obvi- ¬ ous in this case that I could not im¬ agine how he was to turn their anger But he was twice the man the rest were and his last nights victory had given him a huge preponderance on their minds He called them all the fools and dolts you can imagine said it was necessary I should talk to the doctor fluttered the chart in their faces asked them if they could afford to break the treaty the very day they were bound a treasure hunting No by thunder III M HHDIT Outer Works Were Car ¬ ried by Our Forces Tftree Quamrs of a Mile Be ¬ tween 6itu and Our Lines safety no fhip said one thats Flint sure J P and a score below with a clove hitch to it so he doneever Mighty pretty said George But how are we to get away with it and us Yes enough Si fu 5 be oblige me with that torch again will you This pipe dont draw Come now said George you dont iool this crew no more Youre a funny man by your account but youre oyer now and youll maybe step down off that barrel and help vote I thought you said jou knowed the rules returned Silver contemptuous- ¬ ly Leastways if you dont I do and I wait here and Im still your capn mind till you outs with your griev- ¬ ances andlreply in the meantime your black spot aint worth a biscuit After capn next I shouldnt wonder Just fiilver suddenly sprung up and sup ¬ porting himself with a hand against ih wall Now I give you warning George he cried One more word of your sauce and Ill call you down and figiityou How Why how do I know You had ought to tell me that vou and the rest that lose me my schooner with your interference burn you But not you you cant you haint got the invention of a cockroach But civil you can speak and shall George Merry you may lay to that Thats fair enow said the old man Morgan Pair I reckon so said the sea cook You lost theship I found the treasure Whos the better man at that And now resign by thunder Electwhom you please to fbe your capn now Im done with it must break the treaty when the time comes and till then Ill gammon that doctor if I have to ile his boots with brandy And then he bade them get the fire Not Jim The very same Jim as ever was says lighted and stalked out upon his crutch with his hand on my shoulder Silver The doctor stopped outright although leaving them in a disarray and silenced he did not speak and it wTas some sec by his volubility rather than cononds before he seemed able to move on vinced Slow lad slow he said They Well well he said at last duty might round upon us in a twinkle of first and pleasure afterward as you might have said yourelf Silver Let an eye if we were seen to hurry Very deliberately then did we ad us overhaul these patients of yours A moment afterward he had entered vance across the sand to where the the block house and with one grim doctor waited us on the other side of nod to me proceeded with his work the stockade and as soon as we were among the sick He seemed to me un ¬ within easy speaking distance Silver der no apprehension though he must stopped Youll make a nott of this here also have known that his life among these doctor says he and the lboy11 tell treacherous demons depended oil a hair and he rattled on to his patients as if ou how I saved his life and were dehe were paying an ordinary profes- posed for it too and you may lay to sional visit in a quiet English family that Doctor when a mans steering His manner I suppose reacted on the as near the wind as me playing chuck men for they behaved to him as if farthing with the last breath in his nothing occurred as if he were still body like you wouldnt think it too ships doctor and they still faithful much mayhap to give him one good word Youll please bear in mind its hands before the mast Youre doing well my friend he not my life only now its that boys said to the fellow with the bandaged into the bargain and youll speak me head and if ever any person had a fair doctor and give me a bit o hope close shave it was you your head must to go on for the sake o mercy to be continued be as hard as iron Well George how ¬ goes it Youre a pretty color certain ly why your liver man is upside SHE WON THE CASE down Did you take that medicine But Had to Resort to Deapernte Mcnn Did he take that medicine men to Do It Ay ay sir he took it sure enough IU tell you Grace said the head of returned Morgan Because you see since I am muti- the big law firm as he sat that evening¬ neers doctor or prison doctor as I pre- - with his only daughter I cant conscientiously sanction this proposed union The voung man is a briefless j barrister The chances are perhaps one Pzgixivfif ty that he has the qualities which ¬ ¬ he cried its us Troops Are Entrenching and Forces fantry The Third brigade under Gen A R Chaffee is composed of the 7th 12th Will Be fluomeme and 17th United States infantry Gen Joseph Wheeler with four light batteries is strung out in the rear of Lawtons Division and Bakers Brigade Lawtons division Gen S B M Carried El Caney Friday Evening Young is attached to Gen Wheelers command This cavalry force is dismounted and is composed of eight troops of the 1st cavalry eight troops of the 3d eight troops of the Gth eight troops of the 9th and eight troops of the 10th On the left of Lawton in the center resting on the second crossing of the river Guama just back of Sevilla and moving toward Aguadores is a force composed of the 1st bri ¬ gade under Gen H S Hawkins with the 16th and Gth United States in- ¬ fantry the 7lst New York under Col Wallace Downes the 2d brigade Col Pierson commanding 2d United States infantry 10th United States Fighting1 Resumed Saturday Mdrninff Gen Shatter Reports Our Loss Above 400of These Not Many Killed-Spa- niard Loss Not Known But Heavy ¬ ¬ ¬ ing and it is now going on beginning with active skirmishes The war department at 1030 receiv- ¬ ed a dispatch stating- that the battle at Santiago had begun The fighting started Friday morning in front of - Washington July 2 Gen Shafter reported to the president that he beg an the attack on Santiago Friday morn- ago de Cuba July 2 A general assault on Santiago de Cuba by the land and sea forces of the United States beo an Friday morning- TLe Vesuvius used her d3namite guns with g ood etcect - Play A del Este Province of Santi ¬ ¬ infantry - infantr- 21st United States 3d brigade Col Worth com- ¬ manding 9th 13th and 24th United States infantry Gen Bates has Gen ¬ most desperate Lawton who was chosen for the important and responsible duty of opening the battle by the capture of Caney and the interception of Spanish reinforcements now nearing Santiago is described as n good fighter and a soldier of experience and abilit He served in the union army throughout Gen announced Shafters headquarters and it was Charles L Boy ton commanding as the 33d Michigan CoL Brig Gen Kent who commanded the center of the general line of attack started the 2ist regiment of regulars toward Aguadores at the same hour Gen Lawtons men advanced toward Caney Upon these troops fell brunt of the battle to the southeast of Satrtiasro during the early hours of the day This division of Gen - -- that well see Oh 1 all square we are 41 hash of this cruise youll be a bold man to say no to that Second you let the enemy out o this here trap f or noth i ng Why did they want out I dunno but its pretty plain they wanted it Third you wouldnt lit us go at them upon the march Oh we see through you John Silver you want to play booty thats whats wrong with you And then fourth theres this here boy Is that all asked Silver quietly retorted- George too Enougli Well all swing and sun dry for your -- under no IriirS of apprehension replied George you dont be First youve made were bungling these four pints one after another Ill answer em I made a hash o this cruise did Well now look here Ill answer what I wanted and you all know if I Well now you all know aboard the Hispaniola this night as ever was every man of us alive and fit and full of good plum duff and the treasure in the hold of her by thunder Well who crossed me Who forced my hand as with the lawful capn Who tipped me the black spot the day we landed and began this fiance Ah its a mighty fine dance Im with you there and looks mighty like a horn ¬ pipe in a ropes end at Execution Dock by London town it does But who done it Why it was Anderson and Hands and you George Merry And youre the last above board of that same meddling crew and you have the Davy Jones insolence to up and stand for capn over me you that sunk the lot of us By the powers but this tops the stiffest yarn to nothing Silver paused and I could see by the faces of George and his companion ft hat these words had not been said in vain that had been done that wed a been cried the accused wiping the sweat from his brow for he had been talking with a vehemence that shook the house Why I give you my word Im sick to speak to you Youve neither sense nor memory and I leave it to fancv where vour mother was that let vou come to sea Sea Gentlemen o fortune I reckon tailors is your trade Go on John saidMorgau Speak up to the others one Ah Thats for number this cruise is bungled Ah by gum if you could understand how bad its bungled you would sec Were that near the gibbet that my necks stiff with thinking on it Youve seen em maybe banged injpcbains birds about em setfriieupHnting em out ns they Theyre a nice lot aint they the others returned John You say Silver they cried Barbecue for ¬ ever Barbecue for capn So thats the toon is it cried the George I reckon youll have to cook wait another turn friend and lucky for you as- Im not a revengeful man But that was never my wav And now shipmates this black spot Taint good now is it Dicks crossed much his luck and spoiled Ms Bible and thats about all Itll dp to kiss the book on still wont it growled Dick who was evidently uneasy at the curse he had brought upon himself A Bible with a bit cut out returned 10Silver derisively Not it Tt dont bind no moren a ballad book And now 1 should wish to havo a talk with that boy said the doctor Dont it though cried Dick with a sort of joy Well I reckon thats fer to call it said Dr Livesey in his too worth having pleasantest way I make it a point of Here Jim heres a curositj- for you said Silver and he tossed me the honor not to lose a man for King George God bless him and the gal- ¬ paper lows It was a round about the size of The rogues looked at each other but One side was blank for swallowed the home thrustin silence it had been the last leaf the other con ¬ Dick dont feel well sir said one tained a verse or two of Revelation Donthe replied the doctor Well these words among the rest which step up here Dick and let me see your struck sharply home upon my mind tongue No I should be surprised if Without ar dogs and murderers he did the mans tongue is fit to The printed side hnd been blackened with wood ash which already began to frighten the French Another fever Ah there said Morgan that corned come off and soil my fingers on the of spiling Bibles blank side had been written with the That eomed as you call it of be same material the one word Deposed ing arrant asses retorted the doctor I have that curiosity beside me at this moment but not a trace of writing now and not having sense enough to know remains beyond a single scratch such honest air from poison and the dry as a man might make with his thumb ¬ land from a vile pestiferous slough 1 think it most probable though of nail ¬ That was the end of the mights busi- course its only an opinion that youll ness Soon after with a drinkall round all have the deuce to pay before you we lay down to sleep and the outside get that malaria out of your systems of Silvers vengeance was to put George Camp in a bog would you Silver Im Merry up for sentinel and threaten surprised at you Youre less of a foo him with death if he should prove un ¬ than many take you all round butyoli dont appear to me to have the rudi faithful notion rules It was long ere I could close an eye ments of a added of the he of health Well he after had dosed and Heaven knows Ihad matter enough them round and they had taken his for thought in the man whom I had prescriptions with really laughable hu slain that afternoon in my own most mility more like charity school chil perilous position and above all in the blood guilty mutineers and remarkable game that I saw Silver dren thanwell thats done for to day now engaged upon keeping the muti pirates And now I should wish to have a talk neers together with one hand and grasping with the other after every with that boy please And he nodded his head in my direc means possible and impossible to make his peace and save his miserable tion carelessly George Merry was at the door spit life He himself slept peacefully and ting and spluttering over some bad snored aloud yet my heart was sore for him wicked as he was to think on tasted medicine but at the first word of the dark perils that environed and the the doctors proposal he swung round with a deep Hush and cried No and shameful gibbet that awaited him swore Silver struck the barrel with his open hand CHAPTER XXX Si lence he roared and looked ON PAROLE about him positively like a lion Doc ¬ I was wakened indeed we were all tor he went on in his usual tones 1 was a tliinking wakened for I could see even the senti of that knowing as nel shake himself together from where how you had a fancy for the boy Were he had fallen against the doorpost by all humbly grateful foryour kindness a clear hearty voice hailing us from the and asyou seeputs faith in you and margin of the wcodt takes the drugs doyvn like that much Block house ahoy it cried Heres grog And 1 take it Ive found a way the doctor usJLsuit a H Hawkins will you give roc - win success fbut I do not propose to subject you to any such hazard You may consider his suit rejected But is there no test Must two lives be spoiled because you cannot fathom the future far enough to see that he will honor your profession Up to a certain point I will obey you father but I de cline to be made the victim of anj fatuous prejudice Is there no way in which a young man can prove his ¬ sr worthiness without waiting years for a chance to show his mettle O yes my dear if you do not care to await the somewhat tedious process of evolution This young man is to try a- case against me to morrow I admit that the law and the evidence are both on my side but its the best I see for 3ou now If he wins the case I will sanction the marriage Did she sleep that night Not if her own word be allowed to settle the mat- ¬ - ¬ note went by messenger boy She urged her youg knight to do his best and not to yield as long as there was a fighting chance that he might win In the small hours of the morning came one of those inspirations that only come with dreams WTith the stealthiness of a burglar she concealed every material article of outdoor wear that belonged to her doting but self opinionated fa ¬ ther The young man won by default In the secrecy of his chamber the old law3er swore like a pirate But he had promised Detroit Tree Press Dean Hole in his ter She wrote note after note and each Ireland says that when one of his party went a flshing it was to come home in triumph bearing a glorious salmon its silver scales glittering in the sun Naturally he was in good humor and well disposed to pay the fisherman who had accompanied him This was the dialogue as the two men stepped on shore Boatman said the happy tourist how much is the boat Sure your honor the boatll be in the bill Your honorll give the boatman what you please Delicate Hint Little Tour in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ shillings and some 18 pince A tailord be for giving IS pince How much the passenger gave is not known but surely he was not inclined to be classed with tailors not accustomed to sport stay-at-home But what is generally given Well your honor somell give two book is unwholesome and depressing Why Because it is full of horrible exam ¬ ples And his mother was so stunned that she forgot to punish him Tit-Bit- s- A Hail Boys Answer Johnnie said the schoolboys mother do ycu like jour arithmetic Noon I think the influence of that i We often wonder if hide dirty necks men do not wear such high collars to stylish joung crat - Washington A - Hstno- - I having entered as sergeant of Company E tttii Indiana sustained the heaviest loss of the en gagement volunteer infantry in April 1831 There was desperate fighting about and being raised successively through Aguadores Acting under orders from field merit of in battle to Gehi Linares the Spaniards at that first lieutenant of the 30th Indiana in point returned the American fire with fantryin August 1SG1 to captain in afury that aroused our men to the May 1802 and lieutenant colonel in fiercest determination November 1SG4 In March 1805 he They boldly faced the enemys fireT was breveted colonel for gallant and holding their ground tenaciously and meritorious services during the war pressing forward whenever an oppor ¬ He entered the regular establishment tunity to gain an advanced position in July 1SGG presented itself Sibon ey July 2 via Playa del Washington July 2 Late advices Este Gunatanamo Bay At 1 oclock to Friday afternoon after five hours ter- at the war department are 500 the effect killed in rific fighting the Spanish began to that the Americans lost the assault Friday and a large number leave their entrenchments and retreat of wounded In the latter case no ex Many Americans were into the city act count has been received It i3 wounded and are brought in One clear from this and other information man had both arms shot off and was which the war department must have shot in the hip but was laughing The fighting continued until dark received but which it has suppressed the American forces have not met Our forces carried the enemys outer that success which had been hoped works and occupied them Friday even with the ing The battle will probably be re- for by Gen Shafter Washington July 2 Justr twq sumed at daybreak months after the battle of Manila and The American loss is heavy Some on the first day of the estimates place it at 500 killed and glorious engagement month like that began the first wounded Washington- July 2 The war de set battle of the war in this hemisnartment has received the following phere What the result will be was not known when the department from Gen Shafter dated at Siboney closed Never before since the decla- ¬ Had a very heavy engagement to ¬ day which lasted from 8 a m till sun- ¬ ration of war has there been such a feeling of intense interest and anxiety down We have carried their outmanifested The officials here are con ¬ works and are now in posession of fident that thev have done evervthino them There is now about possible o strengthen Shafters hands of a mile of open between my for the great conflict he is wannn lines and the city they have an unlimited confidence and B3 morning troops will be en- ¬ in his discretion his bravery and his trenched and considerable augmenta- energy The attack Friday several tion of forces will be there Gen Law days before the public mind expected tons division and Gen Bates brigade the battle is a tribute to his energy which have been engaged all day in as well as to his judgment carrying El Caney which was accom- to the present lights for he according undoubt- ¬ plished at 4 p m will be in line and in edly found it necessary to crush the front of Santiago during the night foe in detail following Napoleons I regret to say that our causalties favorite maxim instead of alio win will be above 400 Of these not many them to consolidate and outnumber killed Shafter him In their operations about Agua Gen Miles was of the opinion that dores the Americans were greatly en the action of Friday was in the nature couraged by the work of the fleet of a heavy skirmish ail along the which poured a heavy fire into the American front particularly on the lines of the Spaniards right and that its main purpose was Two companies of Roosevelts rough to develop the riders and the 3d Gth and 21st infantry and if possiblestrength of the enemy learn the vulnerable successfully attacked the nortneast point along the Spanish front ihis side of the defenses near Santiago was Friday afternoon They were clear in howeverdefinite based only on the lack information and front of the general advance fighting j Milesof that any hour might Gen felt bring like demons It was in this engage word of a general ment that men of the 21st lost their Gen Stone was engagement Brioinclined to believe lives that- after maintaining their stand Adra Sampson ordered the New Friday the Spaniards would retire York Gloucester and Suwanee to at- during the night leaving the city tack the batteries recently placed to evacuated the east of Morro The vessels en The military authorities here are gaged the batteries at short range fully considering the chances of such and left only the scarred hillside to a retreat of the Spanish army from show where the batteries had been Santiago and are endeavoring so to located shape events that Gen Shafters force The Massachusetts and the New will not only take Yprk troops then opened with their big capture the 12000 Santiago but will Spaniards before iguns plunging a heavy fire into tne hey get away northward to effect a Common shell and re junetur with Gen Panda uemys lines ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ three-quarters the war Kents forces ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - - ¬ 3p ¬ 1 f fy kigi liihLjtt J JitaaSiL flri UVVIWI il W fywgmjfywyy Kmifcg ttw llpS W1HW r II jp yqiiigSgSgS THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY The K P A JEnroute To Mackinac Pekin and Australia convoyed by tiC Xoyal moives the food pure cruiser Charleston arrived at Cuvite On Board City of Mackinac wholesome and deiictoas July 2 1898 June 30th Enroute to Manila the de- owmoonpi neinnPfl hv the CaDture of -j Custom has made the writing of edi- ¬ ni 10 Ladrone Islands where the Stars and torial correspondence regarding the -- tripes now wave Kentucky Press Association trips a religious duty and consequently the Camp Corbin Notes reading public in the Bluegrass State is at the mercy of the Kentucky editors The staff of the Fourth regiment now trayeliug Mackinacwards Kentucky volunteers now being mob ¬ who are on their annual pleasure trip ilized at Lexington is partially com- ¬ Colonel David plete and is as follows The K P A met in Cincinnati yester- ¬ G Colsou Lieutenant Colonel David R Murray Majs Samuel Morrow W H day and held a short business meeting at Collier Chief Surgeons H G Kenyon two oclock in the afternoon at the Assistant Surgeons Ben L Bruner Palace Hotel the principal business be- ¬ John C Lewis Quartermaster George ing to distribute the badges and an ¬ Absolutely Pure W Albreeht Chaplain John Stamper nounce the itinerary of the trip Dur-¬ Capt ing the afternoon the visiting editors The following have arrived Beatty of Beattyville with 106 men were taken in excursion trolley cars AKWa POWDER CO NEW YORK Lieut Dickson of Leslie county with through Cincinnatis beautiful hill tops ROYAL forty fiye men Capt Treadway of suburbs to the Zoo where they were Owsley county with twenty seven men given a luncheon by citizens committte Capt Forrester of Harlan with forty of the G A R chaperoned by Col the newspaper THE BOOBBGJI HEWS five men Bob Blackburn of Stanton Melish the animals and men were some reshown with forty eight men 1881 J marked that it was a most opportune Eighteenth Year Established time to join the Elks Short speeches A sensation was created in Frankfort were made by Col Melish Col Stod Published every Tuesday and Friday by Thursday afternoon ty twenty negro dard Johnson and Col Loving B WALTER CHAMP Editors and Oivners recruits marching to the train behind a Gaines after the luncheon BUOE MILLER band of music They joined a colored Make all Checks Money Orders etc regiment ofjregulars at Chickamauga may able to the order of Champ Miilek Senator Goebel telegraphed the K P A an invitation to the Latonia races Although there are about 1000 men at but few of the boys visited the ADVER1I81NU RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first inser Camp Corbin Lexington there is only track preferring other diver- ¬ iion half rates each insertion thereafter one full company that from Beatty- ¬ Locals or reading notices ten cents pei sions The evening was pleasantly line each insertion Locals In black type ville The Pikeville company arrived spent at the Lagoon where the amuse- ¬ twenty cents per line each insertion Twenty men from London Saturday Fractions of lines count as full lines when ments include a vaudeville program running at line rates ¬ Obituar28 cards of ttmiiB calls on candi and several from Greenup also reach- boating bowling a cyclorama dancing dates resolutions of respect and matter oj a ed camp The negro who was stoned U etc Speaking of the chutes reminds like nature ten cents per line Bpecial rates given for large Advertise and beaten by soldiers Thursday is im- ¬ me as Col Craddock would say of ments and yearly cards proving Authorities have failed to lo- hearing a girl who was asked to shoot cate the men who assaulted him The the chute that she never could bit surgeons have begun the work of ex- ¬ The Paris and anything she shot at amining the men contingent however got the Cynthictna correct range on the chute Desha Breckinridge left Saturday for Washington to take his place as Second The start to Mackinac was made from ¬ Lieutenant in the Third regiment vol- Cincinnati at four oclock and a fast C D train sped rapidly through the unteer engineering corps H gas and oil belts through thriving Ohio Prof John Nelson for the past year towns through golden wheat fields to city editor of the Herald has joined Toledo Everywhere the traveler sees Company C First Kentucky volunteers the fine prospects of the Ohio farmers The hay is being raked and the wheat and has left for Chickamauga is almost ready to be harvested The At Madrid they are discussing the corn looks well but is not so far ad- ¬ question just how long the war must vanced as in Kentucky continue until Spanish honor shall be vindicated Meantime they were vindi- ¬ At eleven the editorial party 126 in cating Spanish honor at Santiago by number reached Toledo and boaided raising Red Cross flags whenever the Cleveland Navigation the Detroit Spanish warriors are in danger from Companys magnificent steamer The American bullets f Courier Journal City of Mackinac which is a veritable floatingpalace The traveler who has Seed sweet potatoes Cerveras Fleet Annihilated not taken a lake trip on these steamers Spears McDermott Admiral Sampson yesterday cabled as has indeed missed a delightful exper follows ience The appointments are excellent RAILROAD TIME CARD r PlayaVia Hayti the cuisine first class and an orchestra To Secretary Navy 315 A M NRR L plays selections ranging from Cavalleria The fleet under lny commaLd offers Rusticana to the popular coon songs ARRIVAL OF TRAINS the Nation as a Fourth of Jnly present while the passenger dines If I ever the destruction of the whole of Cerveras From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p get rich enough to afford it I shall not m 1010 p m fleet No one escaped From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m eat a meal withefut music But editors It attempted to escape at 930 a m generally whistle for wealth p m 627 p m and at 2 p m the last the Cristobal From 333 Richmond 505 a m 740 a m WC Colon has run ashore sixty miies west 328 p m of Santiago and has let down her colors From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m The first organization of newspaper The Infanta Maria Teresa Quendo and women in this State was effected Friday DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Vizcaya were forced ashore burned and blown up within twenty miles of San To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m at noon at Louisville when in pursu ance to a call from Mrs Emilv Walker 340 p m tiago j To Lexington 7 47 a m 1105 a m Herr of Lexington they gathered in the The Furor and Plnton torpedo boats 545 p m 1014 p m were destroyed within four miles of the To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m parlor of the Louisville Hotel The organization was christened the port Our loss one killed and two 1016 p m Kentucky Womans Press Club and will To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m wounded F B Carr Agent be an auxiliary to the Kentucky Press Enemys loss probably several hun ¬ Association The election of officers dred from gun fire explosions and was by ballot and resulted as follows drowning About 1300 prisoners in- ¬ Mrs Emily Walker Herr President cluding Admiral Cervera C RR F The man Misa Elvira S Miller First Vice Presi kitted was George E Ellis chief yeo ¬ To Frankfort 920 a m 530 p m man of the Brooklyn From Frankfort 840 a m 510 p in dent Misa Mary Hall of Covington Second Vice President Miss Marie W H Cox Agent Sampson Thixton Secretary Misa Anna C Latent War News Have you seen those new toilet sets Czapski Treasurer The club then ad ¬ Prices the lowest journed Gen Linares is reported to have died at J T Hinton8 patterns the newest tf fiom his wounds Deering binder twine machine Gen Pandos reserves failed to reach Read J T Hintons display adver- ¬ oil and all repairs for the Deering Santiago blocked by 3000 Cubans un ¬ tisement It is money in your pocket machinery at der Garcia See page four tf It is probable that intended reinforceR B HUTCHCRAFTS ments for Shatter will now be sent to Try our special A coffee six Porto Rico before being disembarked pounds for 100 On petition of foreign consuls Shaf ter Spears McDermott g anted the Spanish General at Santiago till noon to day July 5 to surrender Send your linen to Haggard the city unconditionally or else the city Steam Laundry for a good finish Reeds tf would be bombarded On page three is detailed the terrific Dont use any other but Purity battle between the American and Spanish forces at Santiago Friday in flour from Paris Milling Co tell Just remember that all your which the American ss reached 1000 your grocer you want no other strength must come from your food Did you ever think of k lied and wounded Other war news All grocers keep it that on page two Perhaps your muscles need The transports City of Sydney City of more strength or your nerves or perhaps your stomach is Yesterdays Temperature v-- JULY 5 J898 CANNY INSECT WORKERS They Fertilize Flowers For Strictly Utili ¬ tarian Reasons Bft -- - BOYAt j i POWDER ¬ I f i I I over-the-riv- er ¬ -- 1 T ¬ ¬ - -- r The theory of the origin of flowers by the selection of insects is one which has attracted much atteLtion both in scientific cir- ¬ cles and from the general public Set iorth by Darwin in the Origin of Spe cies it has been larcelv developed in a series of interesting publication by Sir John Lubbock and Mr Grant Allen Some fresh and interesting light has now been thrown on it by a series oZ experiments recently carried out by Professor Plateau of the University of Ghent Professor Plateau has arrived at the ccuclusion that insects are indiffer ¬ ent to the colors of the flowers they visit and that they are guided to them in a very subordinate way by sight The experiments on wh4oh the Belgian professor bases his farreaching conclu ¬ sions are briefly these Having covered the brightly colored flowers of single dahlias in his garden with bits of green leaf he found that they were still visit ¬ ed by insects This seemed so much at variance with the generally received view that insects are attracted to flow- ers chiefly by their color that Professor Plateau instituted a prolonged series of experiments aud observations to put the matter still further to the proof The result has been to oonfirm and strength ¬ en the conclusions drawn from the first experiments Cutting off the brightly colored corollas of such flowers as lo- ¬ belia evening primrose foxglove etc be fonnd the remaining green parts were still visited Again there are some brightly colored flowers which are sel- ¬ dom or never visited by insects owing to their lack of honey Notable among these is the scarlet geranium of our gar- ¬ den But when a little honey was placed on geranium flowers bees came to them at once those blossoms which had not received honey being passed over Other conspicuous flowers were tried in a similar way with like results The experiment of removing the honey bearing parts of a flower and leaving the brightly colored part which was sup posed to be attractive was also tried with the single dahlia Its inner florets were removed leaving the conspicuous outer ones a piece of yellow leaf being placed i the center No insects went to these honeyless flowers But as soon as a drop of nectar was placed on theni they visited them as freely as before Again Professor Plateau made artificial flowers with pieces of green leaf eaeh furnished with a little honey These were freely visited by insects But arti ¬ ficial flowers made of colored material were neglected even when supplied with honey In further support of his views Professor Plateau is able to bring forward the following facts as to the habits of insects in visiting flowers They will pass freely and with apparent indiffer- ¬ ence from one color to another of va- ¬ rieties of the same species growing to- ¬ gether in our gardens they visit a great number of green and greenish colored fjbwere there are many small and in ¬ conspicuous flowers which are also free ¬ ly visited Such is a brief outline of Professor Plateaus observations And ex ¬ periments from which he believes him ¬ self justified in drawing the conclusion that sight plays a very subordinate part in attracting insects to flowers Their bearing on the theory of the insect origin of flowers is obvious London Times ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A correspondent writes BIB McCormick Mowers A Binder Twine IF Li EJ 1M 1 1ST Gr It- HAY RAKES Hi A fi5ai 1 Tooty JSllEXCl Mes CLOVER BUNCHERS Stt RJNEELYS 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 - M -- DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN v -- a--- Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc My aim is to give you the very best furniture at -- lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods the very W Pf ET WI - -- it Ms S - b1 ife PY r The Old Man Wm Cared Talk about curing people of bad habits one of the funniest cases I ever knew occurred on the south side some years ago said Detective Thomas Mo There wan an old fellow over Quaide there who would insist on fussing with his wife who would invariably give him the worst of it Then he would run up stains and hang out of the second story window holding to the ledge 1 ¬ r T fcl Bf ¬ Are You m Easily Tired shouting like wildfire that he was going to drop and kill himself Of course the wife would relent and set up a noise that would bring out the neighbors for blocks and the man would be pulled in the window by friends This got to becoming too frequently and some pf the boys who lived near and who had loosened several joints in their spines at different times pulling him in decided to stop it One fine day it came again The old fellow hung out of the window shouting that he would surely jump and end it all the wife came rushing into the street in hysterics and the neighbors ran as before to pull him up The first man who got there hit the mans fingers with a stick mak ¬ ing him loosen bis hold and to the horror of all he dropped to the hard pavement with a howl that was pitiful He was not badly hurt but it cured Pittsburg Dis- ¬ him of that bad habit patch Queen Wilhelminas Oath The coronation of the young queen of MaoBsZSt ft EDfcOOM fill SlilTS I Years of experience in buying and the fact that for all goods insures good results pay cash vVLkT Another important fact not to be overlooked am noVi paying a big rent and this feature is very much to w the advantage of the furniture buyers of 1 ft bourbon and surrounding ties coun- ¬ 1 K fcr Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair of this city 7a m noted yesterday by A m m m 11 a m 12 m 2 p in 4p m 5P m 7p m 8a 9a 10 a The following is the temperature as J Winters fc Co 79 81 83 weak and cannot digest What you eat If you need more strength then take K Mm CREAM 84 78 77 76 79 EMULSION phosphites The oil is the most easily changed of all foods into strength and the hypophos- phites are the best tonics for the nerves and quickest euro for weak throats for coughs of every kind and for all cases of de ¬ bility weak nerves and loss of flesh 5oc and SCOTTS of Cod Iiirer Oil with Hypo 78i 77 BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant The very best companies com- ¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wind and storm Wn --union W 0 HINTON Agent New line of lace curtains at J Hintons tf SCOTTS EMUL ¬ SION is the easiest the states general will pledge herself to the following formula which is a strange contrast to the oaths adminis ¬ tered to the Russian and German em ¬ perors I swear to the people of the Nether ¬ lands to observe and always maintain the fundamental law I pledge myself to defend and to preserve with all my power the independence of the kingdom to protect public and private liberty and the rights of all my subjects and to employ for the preservation and ad ¬ vancement of individual and general prosperity all the means which the laws place at my disposal as the due of an upright queen And may God aid me in my work Still They Tramp j Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended Holland will take place according to a recently published decree on Sept 6 only to fool the buyers and pull them in To On that day the young woman with come to the point If you want the best right hand raised in the presence of furniture for the least money go to 1 J T HINTON Close Prices on Mattings This Week ji 1 M - 3 M SCOTT T roo all druggists BOWNE Chemists New York fcAAAAA 40 All but four states in the Union have tramp laws England sends the tramp to the workhouse France makes him do convict labor Germany and Belgium put him on penal farms But in ail countries and in all states the tramp Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hand Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its I ranches i AK-xtiAtf-ras YEARS THE STANDARD f f oes marcHing on Boston Globe Embalming scientifically attendedjfeo JbUIi JdLLKJiifl i JiiJfc 39 t Q s ti M ui M IT 0 THE BOURBON NEWS PAEEUKT THE B0HBBQH NEWS Eighteenth Year Establibhed 1881 TUESDAY OBITUARY JULY 5 1898 on sale Court News Ike Fugate coloied in Judge Pur nells court was yesterday fined I PERSONAL MENTION Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Bead ington Saturday best muslins and extra full Lex- ¬ Mrs C M Clay Jr was in ington Saturday 40 doz Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers all sizes at Mrs J W Taylor is home from a Clothing and Furnishing joe suit shirt and drawers visit in Cincinnati stores will ask you 100 a suit for the same articie Mrs R B Hutchcraft is visiting Also a full line of socks shirts neckwear etc Come relatives in Cynthiana and see our large stock W P Schooler of Mt Sterling was Will save you from 25 to jo per cent on every article in the city yesterday bought of us T H Terrill will leave this week to The Cyuthiana Democrat says visit relatives at St Alben carpets on hand Come vToo many Mr John Erion is quite ill at his Tuetday morning Lewis Lbns filed get one cheap and i 529 Main St Paris Ky suits against the T J Megibben Co for hDJie on Convent Heights tf J T Hinton Two Ruuawiy Horses sums aggregating 30000 and against Mr Morris Price of Baltimore is Rev Father Burke will go East J W Megibben for about 12000 Mr th guest of Mr Isaac Price While out driving Sunday the horse He will be absent Megibben is president of The T J Mefor a short rest took fright Miss Tee Buckner of Louisville is of Mrs Henry Butler Sr about three weeks gibben Co The petitions alleged that the guest of Miss Lucy Simms and demolished the buggy Mrs Butler the plaintiffLebus holds warehouse reMrs J 3 Connell of Lexington is escaped injury Brick work hap been commenced on ceipts as collateral security ¬ the defend the guest of relatives in this city Everything in Our Store will be offered regardless of Cost for the John Woodfords new buggy was the new residence of John Schwartz ants acting as warehousemen that the on a telephone pole Sunday next 30 days and w mention just a few of the Bargains corner Eighth and Pleasant Mr Swift Champ attended the K P wrecked whiskey which was held as security has 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3c per yd night his horse running away from the Friday A CAR load of i recruits from Leslie been fraudulently and unlawfully re- A meeting iu Cincinnati Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd postoffice while he was getting his mail Miss Belle Palmer McClintock has - moved- from the warehouses and that 7 5W county passed through this city SuturDomestic Organdie Lawn best qualify 10c per yd quite sick for the past ten day3 in some instances duplicate warehouse ben Genuine Frencn Organdie Lawns 18c per yd day morning for Lexington GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS 1 36 in Sea Island Percales only 8Jc per yd a r ceipta have been issued A general Miss Tiunie Ewalt is home from Frank Armstrong Jr formerly of attachment against all the property of several months stay at Chillicothe O Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks Iu White Duck Skirts full width for 50c The Foyer Paris has charge of The Grand Bowl ¬ the defendants is asked for Our finest Tap d Ladies Bleached Vexi s 10c Mr MeMrs Jas Berry guest of Mrs J S Clay Clement closed his successful ing Alley at Billingheimera in Cincin- ¬ gibben who has been in New York arLadies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10j Berry returned Saturday to Covington season of forty three weeks at dan nati Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c rived home Thursday night Mrs Hughes Bronston of Lexing ¬ Francisco on June 12 Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c See eighth page for important Master ton is the guest of relatives in the city The Soldiers Aid Society We could give you columns of Bargains like these but space for ¬ Commissioner advertisements of valu ¬ Mr Will H Davis left Sunday morn- bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before purchasing The soldiers Aid Society is an at- ¬ able city and county property offered at Nat C Goodwin is enjoying life in elsewhere New j s tractive tent at the Lexington Chautau- ing on a business trip to Greater public sale the suburbs of London at Handsome Picture criven with 5 purchase qua A contribution box has been ar- ¬ York Mr Goodwin owns an Mr George Clayton of Hutchison ranged therein to receive ten cent con- ¬ Mr George D Mitchell left Sunday estate of four acres in one of the most leaves to day for Nashville Tenn tributions to create a iund to be distrib- ¬ to spend the Summer at Mt Clemens beautiful suburbs of the English me- ¬ as a delegate from the Hutchison Y P uted by the Society each contributor Mich tropolis His next season will not open S C E to the annual meeting thereby becoming a member Miss Eva Finnell of Georgetown until late in October with Clyde Fitchs The society has already sent 20 to pnrchase is the guest of Mr and Mrs VV H historical play Nathan Hale Chicken thieves raidpd a number of 3IZXOiT BXj3 TLJIjOKHTC3- - 1 Mrs C Fisher ccts for Kentucky soldiers poultry yards near Hutchison SaturSCINTILLATIONS Mr and Mrs Louis Saloshin leave day night Jas Kerr lost sixty George Alexander of this city has been ap WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST0OK OP pointed vice presidt nt from Bourbon Wednesday evening for a trip to New and Mrs Amanda Clayton twenty Vu Interesting Jumble Of News And and will gladly receive the initiating fee York IMPORTED SUITINGS AKD TROUSERINGS Clayton six Comment of ten cents from every woman and Mrs Sydnor Hall and son Casey of The grocery and residence adjoining An electric light pole fell across man as well as the children of Bourbon Covington are guests of Mrs Douglas of Mrs Lizzie Stephens at Mt Sterling Pleasant street between Eighth and to help increase this worthy fund to were destroyed by tire at an early hour Ninth at five oclock yesterday morn procure comforts for Kentuckys brave Thomas Judge and 7urs H C Hownrd at- ¬ Friday morning They are supposed to ing forming quite an effective trocha sons Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whes tended the Chautauqua at Lesin ton have been set on fire preventing all vehicles passing Distinguished Kentuckians at Chick- - yisterday quality and style are considered We ask you to give ub a can fi vBoth boardsf the City Council- - at amanga The Rev Dr Blanton will preach in Misses Mamie and Margaret Roche Lexington Friday night passed an ordi- ¬ j the Second Presbyterian church Sunday Hf5a party of distinguished Kentuck will return to day from a visit to nance authorizing Mayor Simrall and a A 4v LA morning The sacrament of the Lords ians left Frankfort Saturday uight for Frankfort committee to sell all city property not supper will be administered Dr Blan- ¬ Chickamauga to spend several days rv Mi68 Bessie Maxwell of North Mid now in use for the purpose of raising a FIXE raJSTfcOTTA VT TAJTORIB ton will preach at Houston school house The party will be composed of State dletown was the guest of friends in the fund to build a new City Hall in a more Sunday at 330 p m S E TIPTON Cutter Auditor Stone Attorney General Tay- ¬ city Saturday desirable locality than the old hall oc- ¬ A telegram from Dr Benj Frank a lor Insurance Commissioner William Mrs Arch Stout and daughter Miss cupies son of Mr L Frank of this city stated Stone General D W Lindsey Secre- ¬ Maud returned yesterday irom a visit STOCK AND TURF NEWS that the Louisville Legion would leave tary of State Finley Assistant Anditor in Millersburg Johnson and Judge Hazelrigg of the Chickamauga on the Fourtu for Cuba Miss Myric returned to tier home in via Tampa Dr Frank is Steward cl Court of Appeals Circuit Judge Cantrill Richmond Ind after a visit to Miss Sale and Transfer Of Stock Crop Ktc Turf Notes and Hon John S Smith of this city the hospital corps The Lexington Stock Farm promises They will travel in the private car of Margaret Butler Should the President Mr Frank Thompson returned yes a horae famine J M Rion retired Thursday from Superintendent Harper of the Cincin- ¬ Rion Clays shoe store having sold his nati and Frankfort railroad terday to Lexington after a visit to rela- - issue a call for 100 000 additional volun teers the horses required to properly interest to his partner Talbot Clay tives in this city en- ¬ Co A Mr McGinley Celebrates Counselor Wilson some months ago Misses Nannie and Annie Miller equip this army would it is thought at late of Lexington an experienced sales ¬ Michael McGinley a former native were guesta of Mr and Mrs Geo Clay- - practically deplete the market supply of this time We are closer to that man has been employed by Mr Clay of Donegal county Ireland celebrated ton at Hutchison Sunday famine and Mrs M H Davis returned to her John McGkigley an Irishman lately the glorious Fourth yesterday by be ¬ than a whole lot of people think over was caught under the wheels near coming a naturalized citizen of the home in Mayelick Saturday after a Mr McGinley lives yisit to her parents in this city Important Change on The Frankfort Cynthiana by the five oclock North ¬ United States satisfac- ¬ near Jacksonville and made oath that Cincinnati Two New Trains bound passenger train Sunday morning Mrs Chas Spillman of Jessamine he had resided for five years in the and Miss Ella Joplin of Mt Vernon Both legs were severed at the knees No 2 train will leave at s30 a ra McGrigley is supposed to have been United States and one year in Kentucky are visiting their sister Mrs W T and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m and renounced his former allegiance to Brooks 14 asleep No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives ¬ Victoria Queen of England The neces Miss Matie Weaver of Nashville at Frankfort at 810 p m Coroner H H Roberts held an in sary papers were issued by County 11 Tenn and Miss Fannie Mann of this quest over the remains of Abe Jones Clerk Ed Paton No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m city are guests of Miss Fannie Clay arrives at 840 colored at Claysville Jones was shot AFTER A REFRESHING two brook near Hutchison by Joe Robinson colored about No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 p m R J Browns Will Probated BATH of the Coro- weekB ago The verdict Misses Maggie Davis and Nannie and arrives at 4 p m on a sultry day the prospect ol The will of Richard J Brown re- ¬ Bowdeu left yesterday for Terre Haute V F norR int-c uar thnt thfi Khnntiner was ac No 8 leaving at 430 will connect cently deceased was probated by Judge cidental putting on such exquisitely launw lid where thej will attend the with the Q C fast limited at George -JT A MFf Purnell yesterday The will bears the Teachers Training School town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p mfy dered linen white and faultless in James Anderson colored of this date ot Jan 20 1892 and has five h m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ Mr Ernest Ritchie was in Cincin ¬ city during the recent term of Circuit codicils of later dates He beqn atbs finish is a pleasure to the man that or Court received a sentence of one year in all his estate to his wife durine her life nati Sunday Mrs Ritchie and grand- - ment for persons going to Cincinnati city has his shirts collars and cutis the penitentiary and a fine of five hun ¬ and to his three children and one crand- - mother Mrs Croshwaite left Sunday points north east and west of that C 1 will connect with the Q No Dayton Ohio dred dollars for setting up a game of child equally at her death The estate for a lisit kdone up at our laundry Our fast train south and No 5 connects at par- ¬ chance Gov Bradley on Friday Miss Clay Thomas was a guest of consists of 100 acres of Bourbon county aim is to please our patrons- and C local pas- ¬ nd twelve per land and several houses and lots in Mr and Mrs W L Reynolds who en Georgetown with the Q doned the jail sentence we spare no pains to do it as wo senger from the south cent of the fine Charles Stephens and Elisha tertained at dancing at their home near Paris m want the patronage of every man Cynthiana Thursday evening A few refrigerators left at J T Hin will leave Brown are named as executors The following excursionists in Paris ikkMltAI bwW C6MIUMT Mrs Chas Meng and Miss Lula tons Call at once to morrow to attend the National Edu official circular issued Friday by Weaver of An North Middletown left cational Association at Washington the Northern Bauk of Kentucky and pub ¬ Dill pickle City Prof E W Weaver Mrs lished in the Lexington Herald states Sunday for che Lexington Chautauqua SPEARS tf McDermott spend several wseks Fanniebelle Sutherland Misses Mary that on account of the large capital of where they will W M HIXTOX JR BRO Proprietors Messrs Calvert and Charles Meng Mary Fithian Hutchcraft Lucy the Northern Bank it is now deeemed V Layton Telephone No 4 entertained at their home near North Johnson Misses Talbott Sharpsburg wih to phII a meetinsr of the stockhold- Susan and Mary Craycraft Lucy Allen - i t Lexington on July 21 for the Middletown last Tuesday eyening in tMame Rion of this city Millersburg Miss Marsh Mrs R B purpose of considering a proposition to honorf 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay TEETH EXTRACTED Miss Craig of Vevay Ind Hutchcraft Clay Sutherland and Paul go into voluntary liquidation Unem- and the highest market price in cash or I WITHOUT PAIN t jgyveafer IDWIlSTMITflBS H0T1GE ployed capital and the largely increased will furnish sacks and store your wheat Always ask for Paris Milling in an elevator and buy your wheat when rtMA Chnrlfla Tar CnAPH DifimiSRed NO COCANE taxation to which the bank is subject NO GAS the are All persons knowing themselves in ¬ All grocers you priceready to sell a held highest mar- ¬ A simple application to the gumB used drawDacks to the earning capacity are Oos Purity flour Those who wheat last ket debted to the late D Miller deceas¬ sheriffs cases again came up m the considerations stated for the pro- ¬ keep The it Insist on having Purity year made big monej Store your only by me and acknowledged by the ed will please settle with the under ¬ the Circuit Court After three or four posed action public to be the be jt and easiest and signed at once Those holding claimB wheat and get the profit every time attempts to get back into court Judge t absolutely free from any after effects against E 0 FRETWELL Agent Catephoric treatment for painless proven said decedent will present them cases out again Cantrill threw all the Crawford Bros have lately impiov as required by law to H CL Oueen Crescent tow Kates Paris Ky 5julv 4t filling finally He decided all the cases in ed their barber shop making it decided ¬ Howard attorney and International Printing Pressmens and favor of the ex sheriffs and gaye them ly the most attractive shop in Paris S ULLESTON 8 00 Set of teeth NOTICE ADMlNlSTRftTORS judgment for their costs They offer a prompt expert and polite Assistants Union of North America 15 00 4t Upper and lower Aduir D Miller Deca 50 cts up Silver fillings service and their shop is as cool as any CJeyelaud O June 20 25 1898 Colored Recruits From Bourban 100 up Gold fillings National Association of Elocutionists in the city Hot or cold baths at any All persons having claims against the Gold crowns 500 Cincinnati O Jun27th to July 1st estate of Augusta G Rogers deceased tf i0 cts Seventy five colored men enlisted in hour Painless extraction 1898 must present same properly proven as Wrights Celery Tea regulates tha this citylast week at the recruiting It is worth your while to call and in ¬ National Laundrymens Association required by law before me at my office D liver and kidneys cures constipation 0S JH office but onlyl spect the new line of rugs just opened station at Dr Conrads 1 and sick headache 25c at all druggists Cincinnati O September 12 to 14tb before Sept of19S or else be barred the preliniuary by J T flinton thirty eight passed the Bourbon County By order tf 321 Main St Paris Ky 1893 Court - examination The men who are accept opp Court house IJUUlUi wwvtuvi XJJKA iCblw JL IUC3 S B ROGERS be at once forwarded to Fort 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m ed will Hours Raceland Jersey butter for Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Ciucin Administrator jMcPhir8on Georgia to join the Tenth Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa¬ Teephone 79 2 1898 nati o Septemt e 19 to 22 i89S 3t T by Newton Mitchell sale July tion sick headaches 25a at druggists Cavalry dict of the jury states that Allen came One hundred and two Parisians at- ¬ to his death by a pistol shot wound at tended the Chautauqua at Lexington the bands of Henry Gaines yesterday Deputy Sheriffs Mitchell and Bnrke The local buyers offered sixty six will to day take four negro prisoners to Henry cents for new wheat delivered in Paris the Frankfort penitentiary Berry one year Ike Curtis two years yesterday Charlie Woods two years Sam Harris John Dovall and family who have three years been living in this city have moved to Heavy Suits Agaiust T T IVI gibbtm Co Shawhan 1375 COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY for failure to provide for bis children THE NEWS MAN At Blacks Cioss Roads Saturday Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as secoKo iiss mail matter night at a festival Tom Allen colored Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At while acting as peacemaker was shot The Uepots I11 The Hotel Lobbies And through the head by Henry Gaiues Elsowhertt TELEPHONE NO 124 colored Allen died Snndnv Henry Alex Baird was in the city Saturday SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Gaines and Allen Gaines were both ar morning Payable in Advance 7 rested and jailed by Constable Joe Wil- Miss Mattie Hedges is home from a S2 00 Six mouths SI 00 Oneyear liams Allen Gaines being held as an visit at Renick news costs you cant even get a re ¬ accessory j The examining trial will e port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGK Mrs Coruie Watson visited in Lex ¬ held Saturday before Judge Purnell ington Friday Make all Checks Money Orders Etc uoroner wonerts neia an in ¬ to the order of Champ payable MiiiiiKR Mrs S E Tipton returned to Lex- ¬ quest over Allen yesterday and the ver- ¬ FOR QUICK SALES We will place them as long as they last At special low prices Parks died at his home in Nicholas county Thursday at the adCol T S ¬ vanced age or ninety two years Marriage Now A 60 doz Ladies Cotton Ribbed Vests sleeves Silk Taped a regular 2jc Vest 2 low neck You no can have for 2 Costly Luxury MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Gowns from joe to 165 Skirts from joe to 22 5 Drawers from 2jc to j cts costs much more to get married now than it did several days ago Un ¬ der the new revenue law every couple Ii aa seeking matrimonial bMss will have to contribute 50 cents toward defraying the expenses of Uncle Sam One sec- ¬ tion of the new war revenue law pro- ¬ vides thit a 50 cent stamp be affixed to every bond County t lerk Ed D Paton of Bourbon county for his own protection requires a bond from all to whom marriage licenses are issued and the revenue stamp will have to go on the bond The cost of the license is 2 so the new price of a wife is 250 Those who marry now will in most instances be taxed eyen more than the 50 cents for the cost of the wedding trip will be increased by the tax on sleeping car tickets railroad tickets excess baggage telegrams etc Chemises from 2 jc to 100 Corset covers from 20c to 75c All garments made on lock stitch machines ijo - 4 made of GENTS TAKE NOTICE 1 ¬ Coious ¬ tot Mull II lV Sale ¬ ¬ ¬ Jackwood-on-the-Thame- J D CONDON ¬ ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER 1 ¬ mucb-talked-- of long-looked-f- or j J Winters of this city have gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday oi each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee tion Call in and have your eyes tested free df charge 1898 Next visit will be Thursday July ¬ B ¬ -- y i j I - j j j i ft The Bourbon Steam Laundry i Wanted to Buy j ¬ 3t I fc HI ¬ t- fnUS 1 - THE BOUBBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JULY 5 1898 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1831 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by IN DOUBT Are exiled from my dreams away When she is glad the world is bright Her merry laughdull care beguiles Each burdened heart grows strangely light Theres hope and cheer in Ediths smiles In Nellies tears theres blest relief From ills to large proportions grown In lessening anothers grief We quite forget the ills our own And be they tears of penitence Or tears of joy each one endears The cause is pf no consequence Theres blest relief in Nellies etars My heart is by a doubt oppressed My heart is but a vane that veers It knows not whiqh it loves the best Sweet Ediths smiles or Nellies tears Roy Farrell Greene in Midland Monthly - tn Ediths smile theres hope and cheer That quite dispel the somber gray And all the ills of yester year injury from the damning he had received Finally a time came when Grace failed to stand on either side of Xo 16 or to meet it at all for over a week Neither man in the cab showed the slightest sign of missing- her Somethings up the loungers whis- ¬ pered one to another but no one had an opinion to venture as to what that might be somethin ¬ - the south bound passenger to pass Jim Atkins a long lazy boy of about 18 a brother of Graces shambled up to the cab and said in a voice too low for the loungers to overhear Say Dan Grace sez she want ter see you jest a minute All right said Dan with something in his voice as near like eagerness as he was ever known to come Where- ¬ One evening as Pains train was standing on a side track waiting for n abouts is she In the little room jest back of tha Dans countenance fell at the sloon last word O A COMMONPLACE MAN By Q H DIERHOLD Q Q B was nothing brilliant about auy more than there was about No 16 his heavy solidly built engine or about the big sleek grass fed steers that generally formed the greater part of the load on the trains that he pulled He was consid- ¬ ered one of the most faithful men on the Denver road but somehow his verj faithfulness was of a kind which is generally associated with dullness In many respects his character was strik- ¬ ingly like that of the road on which he ran The Denver is a long monotonous road that stretches up into the Pan- ¬ handle of Texas over almost endless reaches of seemingly dead level prairie but all the time is gradually rising to- ¬ ward the lava beds of the foothills of New Mexico and eventually finds its way across the mountains and into the city of Denver In much the same way there was a kind of monotony about Dan Russell but it was a monotony of vastness It rose by imperceptible gradations to the heights of heroism and it is barely possible that in the end it also may have found its way into some continuing city Dan never achieved even the distinction of being given a passenger run In spite of his faithfulness men of a dif- ¬ ferent turn of mind always seemed to get the promotions Den Stikcs his fireman was a much younger man and much less experienced in railroad mat- ¬ ters but it was frequently remarked among their friends that Ben was al- ¬ ready better liked in official circles than Dan and that the fireman was likely to THEKERussell you Dan nodded Well I wouldnt The OF Mans in town so they tell me kem in at 340 an goin out on the south bound God con- ¬ ejaculated Jim Shucks A man that aint got temptuously sand enough to take a little risk to get to see his gal aint much good Grace said tell you she aint well nohow interrupted Ben Stikes Not well Dan you just stay here an briskly Ill go an see if Naw you wont exclaimed Dan hurriedly as he jumped down from the cab Im goin myself This was the nearest that Dan was ever known to come toward displajing any resentment toward Ben As he strode away one of his brakemen came hurrying after him Say Dan he queried anxiously you aint goin over to Atkins are You know what the rules of the Den- ¬ ver is bout their men goin into sloons while on duty faltered Dan only knows what hes stoppin here for but if he was to ketch you in that sa- ¬ loon hed fire you shore Dan muttered some confused repl3 but still kept on toward the saloon It was nearly dark now and when he opened the door the big coal oil lamp hanging behind the bar had been light- ¬ ¬ passed between them nobody knows but when Dan reappeared in the saloon it was noticed that a broad smile was on his face Made up did you Dan Glad to hear it said big Bill Atkins- the proprietor of the saloon as he whajeked Dan in the ribs good naturedly with his ponderous - Passing through without stopping he hurried iuto the room behind There he remained for about five minutes in conversation vtith Grace Just what ed fist get a passenger run first riously Dan said nothing but nodded myste- ¬ H1K There was a certain town on Dans run known as the Chicken and Bread town It was so called because of the swarm of semicivilized and totally de ¬ praved small boys who always met trains there and tried to beguile passen- ¬ gers into buying alleged samples of those two articles of diet The town is still known by this name from one end of the Denver to the other It worth while to mention its other name as this one really lends all the dignity to the town which the facts in the case will justify The town con- ¬ sists principally of sand hills and sa- ¬ loons but as it f at the junction of two railroads it has been made the eating station for the crews of several trains It has several inhabitants but the one most nearly connected with this story and decidedly the most important one in Dan Russells eyes was Grace At ¬ is-har- Then he hurried to the front door in that he collided at full tilt with a man who had just en- ¬ tered Why dont you run over a fellow exclaimed the newcomer rather rough- ¬ ly Then stepping back he took a good look at the offender Great Scott If it aint Dan Russell You are the last man on the Denver Id ever have expected to see in here And in such a fix too It was the Old Man There is no need to give his name or his official station He was Dans superior officer in railroad circles and that settled the matter Dan hung his headland hurried out into the gathering darkness to make What he knew would be his last run on so much confusion ¬ No 1G kins Grace was the daughter oC JN date and Dan blushed violently and stam- ¬ that mered something about promotion Everything weut well with the affair until the unfortunate day when Ben Stikes was transferred to a seat in the cab of No 10 and to the position of fireman to Dan Russell Before this happened Grace made it a point to meet Dans train nearly every time it passed through the Chicken and Bread town but afterward she always A young lady sent me a note reThis is the best questing me to call I suppose it was thing I know to say about her The on business of some kind It was Miss woman whom Dan Russell loved cannot Atkins your daughter I presume have been all bad How Dan managed That night to become engaged to her or even to view with Grace had a stormy interher father The more he jnake love to her I cannotjiretend to stormed the say How he managed it even his most beer intendedmore ashe wept Ifhad all for intimate friends never could imagine for the Old Man joke She had sent just It is a matter oT record though that a and to make him a little to tease Dan jealous She brakeman once punched him in the ribs had never once thought any harm could and asked him what the was Dans sweetheart keeper whose place was near the Den er depot More than that uhe was a saloon What in the devil brought you in here just at this time growled Bill At ¬ kins as he scowled at the newcomer The Old Man who was not so very old after all bowed rather dap reeating- ¬ HUMOROUS enough to give you your death Whew but it is biting And besides you Soulful Youth at piano Do you oughtnt to have eoime here to my house sing For Ever and Ever Mattcr-of-Faby yourself way in the dead of the Maiden No I stop for meals night Tit Bits I came because I wanted to see you Worth the Money Why you ¬ Im in trouble au Ive needed you aw-¬ ways give that blind man adonickel al ful Why havent you cone to see me He knows me and he always winks at lately me Chicago Itecord I I never know you was needin A Question Mike Uts twins Pat me faltered Dan wan bhoy an wan gur rl His Brother Folks have been saying such awful Begorra thin am Oi an uncle or an They things about me sobbed Grac aunt Oi dunno Puck pretended like I asked you to come to Her Exception He is flippant He the saloon just on purpose to get you cant be serious if he tries Yes he fired so that maybe Ben could get your way You dont can He is very serious when he tries job Even pa talks tfhat Harlem Life believe I done it ou purpose do you to be funny He We must devise some plan for Dan getting your fathers consent to our Dan merelj shuffled his feet uneasily Id do a heap fur you Grace but I marriage She Well we r might aint tellin no lies for nobody What do put our heads together Brooklyn Life you want with me not sternly Ironical Fate What was the great- ¬ This reply was spoken but in so manly straightforward a tone est disappointment of your life asked When a deaf and that all Graces hypocrisy failed her In- ¬ her dear friend stead of sobbing convulsively as she dumb man tried to tell me he loved me Boston Traveller had at first thought of doing she mere- ¬ in a dark hallway ly said The Office Boys Romance Mr Dan you and me never was fitted for Jenkins Ive gotan uncle abrotherand each other You know that two cousins in this war I see youre Ive knowed for a long time we was fixing to get off to a baseball game different every time we hear rumorsof a battle Well I know Im not good enough Chicago Ilecord for you to wipe your feet on cried the Yeast I see by the paper that two girl giving way to a tempest of genuine army mules demolished a provision tears very different from those she had wagon at Tampa the other day Crim ¬ been planning only a few moments be- ¬ son So the soldiers are not the only fore I want to marry Ben because he ones who are kicking against- the poor aint no better than I am and because Yonkers Statesman fare because I love him Pa swears hell kill AN INTERESTING CHOIR us both if I ever have anything more to have treated do with him He swears I you like a dog an I have Pa and I One at Lead Hall Clmpel Near Yorlc England SingTH Only- Once had such a racket to night that I cir- ¬ a Year wouldnt go home again under no cumstances Id die first Bens pullin About a mile from the village of Tow an extra to night I would have ar¬ ranged to meet him at tihe depot and run ton near York there is an exceedingly off with him but Iknowpallbe there interesfiug and curious old church with his Winchester so thats no go know n as the Lead Hall chapel It is re His trainll be along in a few moments markable for several reasons chiefly now an I want you to signal him down because of its age its small size prob ¬ so as I can get on and go off with him ably it would not seat 20 people alto- ¬ Thats what Ive walked these Tniles over gether its main fittings and lastly be ¬ cause of its curious choir this lonesome prairie to ask you to do To understand about this choir it is stop if I was to signal He wouldnt necessary to review a little o the his Hed think I was him said Dan to do him up I know him well tory of this famous old place of wor- ¬ wanting ship There arc two theories ns to its enough to know that There was the merest trace of emo- ¬ origin It is imost commonly believed that this chapel is the one known to tion in Dans tone as he spoke Dan for Gods sake stop him in some have been built by Richard III in 3461 way I beg you by by the love you It is claimed that the yearly services now takiug place in it are a survival of have for me Just then a light gleamed out on the those that were formerly ordered for darkness away to the southwest It the purpose of praying for the soulsiof was the headlight of No 36 just leav the good Christians who fell in the great ing town Dan gazed in silence for a battle Another supposition declares this chapel to be attached to the old moment Suddenly he exclaimed Grace Ill try it If the extrys a manor house of the Tyas family at Lead heavy one Ill make it all right but for Hall and that the memorial chapel of your sake Id try it if it was the cannon Richard III has long since disappeared It is obvious however that if this ball express Stay rig1t where you are If she stops here hop on quick if wera the case a service every six¬ she dont stop here you may kfhilw it months would not greatly edify the people in their spiritual life aint my fault God blessyou Having He started down the track in a clumsy history wethus explained the chapels may go to run towards the approaching train are two services yearlythe choirtheThere held at Lead He knew the track well and he paused Hali church one in April and another when had reached the head of a long in October There is therefore no reg- ¬ grade up which No 1G was now making ular body of choristers but on such oc its way It was by no means a steep casions a choir is made up from the grade but if was about as steep as any chief singcrsin the neighboring towns on this part of the Denver Then he who are under the control for hispur stepped to one side of the track pose of a well known musical professor I guess shell be goin about as slow in Yorkshire The majority of the men here as anywheres he muttered Then and boys who make up the choir are he steadied himself for the spring drawn from York and Leeds They re ¬ Grace was standing by the deserted ceive a stated fee for their days services section house watching the approach- ¬ and are provided with refreshments ing tra in with a heart that almost stood The regulir service of the Church of still as she watched The train was England is used The congregation at only a short one and No 16 thundered these services often does not exceed half by It at the top of its speed Ben Stikes a dozen people or half the size of the was in the cab but he little thought choir The vicar of a neighboring that the girl he loved was standing parish conducts the services there in the darkness and the wind as Those who maintain the theory of the he passed Perhaps he thought of Dan chapels origin in the time of Richard but if so it only caused him to increase HI declare that the king made a grant bis speed After the train passed Grace of money for the holding of memorial waited awhile for Dan but no Dan services anil that it is for this reason that two services a year arc regularly canc held Sunday Reader Dan she screamed ct You oughtnt to be here This winds BttPjirmi The Beat War News publishing the fullest most accurate and most reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably all other issues to that has subordinated of the war Politics money civil ser- ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed 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lay off Even if he himself had is reserved for higher J laf month She Grace Stikes Yes Well she is tolhU new She met No 1G but about 40 limes this aint At this there were several significant grins in the crowd and several shoul- ¬ ders wore shrugged After several moments of silence spent in looking after the disappearing train one of the loaf-¬ ers remarked sententiously D n good looking man any way Even Dan Russells most ardent friend could never have claimed that this imprecation was intended for him After this the loafers noticed that Grace stood on one side of the cab just about as often as she did on the other It is barely possible that Dan may have¬ noticed it also but there was never any thing about his swarthy firm set face to show it As the months went on his fireman continued to be as good lookr ing as ever and showed no sin of any ¬ it on the right side of the cab before Did you notice it She allers stood on the left side till to day aint never met begged hard enough matters might have been compromised As it was he merely gave up his place without say ¬ ing a word Nobody was surprised to learn that Ben Stikes had been pro- ¬ moted to Dans place at the throttle of No 1G In a few days Dan began quiet- ¬ ly to look about for another job He soon obtained a place under the section foreman of a section only a few miles from the Chicken and Bread town As the foreman was a married man he and his family lived in town Dan bunked alone in the section house It was an humble job for the former engineer but it was better than nothing IU One night in January Dan was roused from his sleep by some one pounding on Its me Dan recognized the voice and it must have tlhrilled him through and through In a minute he shouted Hurriedly dressing ho opened the door and stepped out into the might It was cloudless but the force of a Texas dry norther was raging Good Lord the section house door Whos that he growled sleepily borne on the wings of the howling norther perhaps on the other hand he was then listening to such sounds as would render his ears forever insen- ¬ sible to the howling of the night winds the cries of distressed women and all earthly sounds whatever All that night Grace faced the north wind as she walked down the long stretch of track- leading away from her home Perhaps the whistling of the wind and the yelping of an occasional coyote filled her with dread perhaps her own thoughts so occupied her that she had neither eyes nor ears for any- ¬ thing outside I only know that early the next morning she reach id the little station next above tlhe Chicken and Bread town She was half frozen to death but the next day she took the train to Fort Worth There she met Ben and the two were married Ben gave up his run and the two are said to have gone north to escape rhefuryof Bill Stikes Where they are now no one in the Ohicken and Bread town seems to know or care Dans mangled body was found by the section crew of which he had been a member The boss expressed himself as wondering why in thunder an old railroader like Dan had not sense enough to keep out of the way of trains One of the crew thought it might be a case of suicide but the rest agreed tlhat Dan had too much sense for that although foe was a darned fool about some things Daa was never very popular but for that matter neither was a certain other man of whom I heard whom Dan resembled at least to the extent that both of them gave their lives for the unworthy N O - No answer Dan Perhaps he heard her voice as it was Aosta is one of the most cheeinul and of European princesses but she has had th snisffortune all her life to be kept much in order She was up-to-da- An Upto Date Prince Princess Laetitia dowager uuchessi of te This is for cash subscriptions only EAST All subscriptions under this combina tinn offer must be sent direct to The Lve Frankfort Arr JCIkhorn Bourbon News office Paris Kv BOUND fltfOnm fl OOpm KHJam H20pm THE NEW YORK WORLD THRICJE-A-AVJEEK EDITION f In Gracel he shouted r I she broke out and openly rebelled Princess Clothilde insisted en her wear ¬ ing her hair parted in the middle and brushed smoothly behind the ears a fashion she objected to much One day it was untidy and she was sent to her room to do it over again When how- ¬ ever she came down to dinner it was found that she had cropped it as short as a boys Although she is new over HO and a vtidow she still drives her ladies in vaiting to despair by her wayward ¬ ness and particularly by her passion for bicycling Instead of being content to cycle in the privacy of her park the duchess insists on riding about the pub ¬ lic roads of Italy and the Riviera The house of Savoy isp noted for its strict etiquette and Italian court duennas look on Princes Laetitia with grave dis ¬ approval as the latest incarnation of the royal new woman Chicago Tribune The River of Death The word Chickamauga like a great many other proper names of places in this country is of Indian origin It is said to be a 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daily at the HARPER C D BERCAW the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ GEOB Genl Supt Genl Pass Act cal news is prompt complete accurate JtKAWKFORT KY impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ and tify It is against the monopolies and for th people It prints the news of all the world J 1 f20am 580pm GEEK 01 E TIME TABLE EAST BOUND LV year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 TO THE FARMERS OF Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington AVr i Ar Phiadepliiul0l5am 705pni Ar New York 1240un 908pm WEST BOUND XUlJ o ir x l 830am 600pm 11 15am 840pm 1125am 850pm SclWam 550n uiJiii t A j ivpui ouam7uarIa IIUBBOI Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville Ar Louis ville GUin Fence Co I am prepared to put up the oesc wire rence ou tne market It is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence in use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put up the best Chicken Fence on the market If you are needing any icuce give me a call As agent of The Page Woven Wir ¬ Trains marked thus cept Sunday other twins run dailv run Through Sleepers between dailv Louisville Lexington ana Nsw York T 1001am 7 20nni 1100am 815pm 730am 450pm 655am 250nm 800am 520pm 911am 00pm JUUaPn Times-Democr- at SSZSffi 0cnar tloaa o orG0RGEWBSL F B Carr 0 W MILLJ5R Agent Paris Ky Div Pass Agent Lexington Xy Np4 K wM iA jJkS- - trtxrmrtitV w THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JULY 5 1898 i 91 t iil I T -- J WWciwf N UU UltW CSZ5 g i 1 1 SECRET OF SUCCESS SHE GOT JACK A JOB ¬ DIDNT KNOW LIGHT GREEN J B- - Jl Uo It Consists of Having Good Breeding The Naivete of tlie Young Wife Soft Go Hand in Hand with Equally ened tlie Heart of the Kail Good Feeding road 3Iaiagrer the young breeder to be successful is take care of itself to buy the blood and the balance would We might well-prepared to suppose that all that is necessarjfor There could not be greater error than PROPER CARE OF HAY il m E - J How to Build a Movable Roof Cor the well expect a good crop of corn if we Huyntaelc Wliicli Assures plant an excellent variety in a Absolute Protection rich soil and then not give it any further attention as to suppose Few understand the art of stacking that our pigs will develop into fine hogs so that rain will not get into the cen- ¬ no matter how well bred without the ter One great enemy to keeping hay proper food and attention In fact the is the wind especially in Kansas work of making the fine hog is only lie Many times the farmer gets his hay gun at weaning time so says James and grain stacked up in good condi- ¬ ltile3r in American Swineherd It- is tion and along comes a gust of wind very important to have the pig well and all of his labor is swept away as bred as that is the foundation and like far as the keeping qualities of his stack building a house it is important to are concerned Enough hay goes to have a good foundation Then by using waste every year on many farms to good material and skill in architecture pay for lumber to cover it In Illinois we build a good substantial house so years ago stacks of hay were roofed with the pig We want it well bred as with three eighths or five eighths inch a foundation then by the proper method of feeding we develop it into a fine hog Xo young breeder will ever succeed in the business unless he makes a study of the proper method of feeding pigs as feed is the principal factor m the improvement of swine It is well known that by grading seed wheat and seed corn and planting the largest and best developed grains the grain will be improved from year to year so with the pig By feeding the pig a ration a ration that will build up MOVABLE ROOF FOR HAYSTACK all the different- parts of the hog especeiling They were hip roofed making cially the valuable parts the loin and them as solid as light material could ham the muscular or lean The pigs make them then to hold them in place thus fed till they arrive at the proper four four by four inch posts were set age to breed will transmit their good in the ground 14 feet high with four qualities to their offspring and like the plates at the top to hold the posts in large grains of corn or wheat the imposition and keep them plumb The provement will go on from generation roof was placed in position before the to generation Pigs should be fed a va posts were set up having the corners at rietj of feeds The best feed for young the eave ends of the roof set so as to pigs is shorts mixed with skimmed permit the roof to slide up or down on milk fed sweet or ground wheat or or between the posts Holes were bored ground oats with the hulls sieved out in the posts to put in pins to hold the Oat hulls are not good for pigs but roof up When it is time to begin there is nothing better than ground stacking fasten the roof at the top of oats with the hulls extracted mixed the posts and begin the stack between with sweet milk This with a little the posts Build to a finish or in case corn will make a good balanced rathere is not enough hay cut put in tion feed them regular and enough what there is stopping work on the to keep them rapidly growing The pig stack for any length of time take out should never stop growing Our best the pins and lower the roof down tipon improved pigs should gain at least one the hay leaving the hay level or near- ¬ pound per day or it would not injure ly so As the stack settles the roof will them to make them gain1 pounds per follow the hay down and protect it day if fed a musele and bone producing from rain and wind W H Doane in food Farm and Home - just as Two University of Chicago students both almost penniless but one blessed with more than an ordinary allowance of good looks were ensnared by the wily little Cupid and the upshot of it all was that in spite of the stern rules of the university in regard to that sort of thing they were married For a time all went well Both had saVed something out of their allowances and the first few weeks were passed bliss ¬ fully But finally the pinches of pov-¬ erty began to be felt and one morning while sitting in their little furnished flat far out on the South side the sub- ¬ ject of providing for the future came ¬ ¬ well-balanc- ed - ¬ that day they though tit over and early the next morning she radiant in fetching toilet they started out on their journej- - The first place they tried was a railway office The husband sent in his card to the general manager and was soon ushered into the presence of the official the ife following There was no delay in the matter The hus ¬ band quickly stated the errand upon which he had come When asked about his qualifications for employment in the railway service he was compelled to answer that he was painfully lacking in experience At this the official an ¬ swered that he was sorry but he could do nothing for him and turned again tc his desk Rising- quickly from her chair the wife advanced to the desk of the official and Ivroke out with You dont mean to say that you are not going to give Jack a place The general manager said Yes - ip All ¬ FACTS ABOUT FLOURINE It Contains Very Little Protein and Is Deficient in Rone Forming Constituents Prof Snyder of the Minnesota ex periment station has recently made a chemical analysis of flourine the by ypoduct of the glucose mills that is now being used as an adulterant of wheat flour His report which appears in the Northwestern Miller is not in accord with the claims which have been made for this product especially in the im portant feature of nutritive value An ¬ ¬ alysis shows the flourine contains so lit- ¬ tle protein that a man would have to eat 350 pounds of it in order to get enough protein to enable him to do a days work It is deficient in bone forming constitu- ¬ ents and fat as well and in fact contains little of food value except starch But still worse it contains sulphate of soda and sulphuric acid enough to make it injurious to health Is it any wonder that European consumers of American flour are regarding it with suspicion when there is possibility of it containing such a worthless- - and worse than worthless substance Is it strange that Eu- ¬ ropean governments which rejresent people who dare not waste a penny even for bread are on the alert to protect their people against such an imposition ns flour adulterated with flourine Some means should be found of prevent- ¬ ing the exportation of adulterated flour to foreign markets and also of preven- ¬ ting its ale to our own people as pure wheat flour National Stockman K I FACTS FOR FARMERS Never hitch a horse to a tree if you think anything of the tree Pour hot water into the nest of ants or use bisulphide of carbon Cultivate cultivate and then culti- ¬ vate if you would discount drought Dont let your stock get into the pub lie road It is not neighborly It is claimed that one good crop of hemp will destroy Canadian thistles Whatever the farmer has to sell now he can get a good price for The trouble is that his wheat etc is out of his hands as a rule Buy a good harness if you buy but that does not mean that you should pay an exorbitant price for it First class harness van be bought cheap Every farm should have its workshop aud the means to halfoJe boots and do about everything that is needed in re ¬ pairing things It will save lots of money If you try to force s calf to learn to drink you will have a circus Gently get The calf to the pail gently induce it to touch the milkt put two fingers in its mouth and after a few times it will drink Western Iloivican You see he isnt qualified for anything in our service But he was always bright in classes and you should just see him play foot- ¬ ball continued the wife impulsively Oh I can readily believe that but yoti see we require more Thpn you cant take him Xo T am afraid not Bttt you must because you see we are married and we must live and if Tack doesnt find a place we will starve Please do The effort was too much and laying her head on the officials desk she burst into sobs The general manager clearly did not know what to do He was not accus ¬ tomed to such applications for posi ¬ tions but there was the young hus band certainly a sturdy youth and the HINTS FOR BEGINNERS weeping and beautiful wife and what could o He finally decided what Kow to Mnlce tlie Dairy Business to do he for with a There dont cry my Something of si Success Itijht dear he summoned a clerk and soon from the Start found that he could find a place and at To those who are about starting a a pretty fair salary The pair were dis ¬ dairy I should advise buying the best missed after Jack had been told to natives and grades obtainable and buy call again the next morning to begin them by test and open up an account his new duties Chicago Chronicle with each cow as soon as purchased Mock Risque Soup You can afford to pay more for a cow The proportions of tomato and milk that will make 300 pounds of butter than you can for one making 20C in this soup need not oe uniform You pounds In fact under ordinary con- maj- use a quart of milk and a quart of ditions the former will make enough tomatoes providing the two are mixed butter to give a profit on her keep and very carefullj- at the last moment The the latter will require more expended easier method however is to season on her than she gives in return To nicely one pint of strained stewed to- ¬ all who are interested in the dairy at matoes with a teaspoonful of onion all whether it be few or many cows juice a quarter of a teaspoonful of pep ¬ the only way to improve your herd and per and an eighth of a Teaspoonful of be reasonably sure that you will get mace Thicken a quart of milk in a what you are after is to select care- ¬ double boiler with two tablespoonfuls fully weed out and breed and raise a of butter and two of flour rubbed to- ¬ herd This can be done bjr using agocd gether When ready to serve turn the male from well known milk and butter tomatoes into th tureen add a quarter strains upon your best cows and rais of a teaspoonful of bicarbonate of soda ing females This is the place to in- pour in the milk mix and serve at once vest your money in high bred pedigreed with squares of toasted bread Ladies stock Never on any account breed Home Journal from a eross bred or scrub bull Dairy- ¬ When There Is n Swell in the Uniform men cannot expect to find what they Look here said the young lieuten ¬ want on the market or get the best ant of a great father this uniform you cows by purchasing them for it is ex have made for me is entirely too large ceptionaQ for a man to sell a good cow Thats all right explained the tailor and the more advanced a community be ¬ when you get it on youll feel so big comes in dairying keeping records and that it will be a perfect fit Philadelphia making tests of their eows the harder North American it will be to secure a good cow by pur ¬ chase Rural World An Old PoNtniUHter Scarva County Down Ireland boasts a postmaster in R Taylor HANDY PIG TROUGH who besides being the oldest active A Xew Arrangement Which Will Bo postal servant in the United Kingdom is also the oldest country storekeeper Found of Much Value and a ¬ thats Just what f am afraid I must do called Grain O It is a deliciouB appetizing A Bumptious Dominie Wlio Was a form an alliance the combined strength nourishing food drink to take the place or would be so great that there would be little coffee Sold by all grocers and liked by all Trifle Oil in Dintinsruisli- chance for enemies to overcome us In a like who have used it because when properly Ing Colors manner when men and women keep up their prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but bodily strength with Hostetters Stomach is free from all its injurious properties Oat of every 50 young men who want to Bitters there is little chance of attacks from Grain 0 aids digestion and strengthens the volunteer at the different recruiting sta- ¬ disease The old time remedy enriches the nerves It is not a stimulant but a health tions in the downtown district it js esti- blood builds up the muscles steadies the builder and children a3 well as adults can drink it with great benefit Costs about as mated that at least 15 stipulate that com- ¬ nerves and increases the appetite Try it much as coffee 15 and 25c missions shall be the price of their sacri hce Some of these would be officers are A Good Example Nearly every man has a grievance and eventually convinced that as much glory She Did you ever see any rapid firing you will find it out if you touch him right can be gained in the file as in the rank of He Yes I was in Washington when the the army but the majority go away insist- ¬ Spanish minister and attaches were Bent Washington la Democrat ing that they were constituted for com- ¬ home Chicago Tribune To Care a Cola lxx One Day mand and could not brook the orders of in- ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Taiblets All ferior beings Halls Catarrli dire Col Koch was visited by a former school druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c la taken Internally Price 75c principal who appeared to have the make- ¬ up of a desirable recruit He was tall and Civility costs nothing and buys every ¬ Beware of him who hates the laughing of broad and walked with a firm military step thing Lady Mary Montague be a siriSer Proved to postednative of the¬ a child Lavater United States and well on the connHfjMKjflkiffgcBBfcv SJi stitution of the nation In accordance with ms custom Col Koch explained some of the L1lJO muaiummj fear manifold duties of the soldier The appli- ¬ cant was told that he might be called en any time to tear up a fence build a fire clean a horse or carry water These menial chores did not accord with the professors precon- ¬ ception of the man of war I am accustomed to command said the principal Why not make me a captain Capt Koch did not stop to reason with the caller Ke signaled to Capt Jone who understood tlie situation and who presented himself as the medical examiner Whats the color of that card in the end Is your hair dry harsh and brittle Is it fading or of the room the captain demanded Thats pale blue replied the stranger Does dandruff trouble Is it falling out turning gray No it isnt Its a light green Im afraid you re color blind In spite of jour many you For any or all of these conditions there is an infallible qualifications to command we could not de- ¬ pend upon you to distinguish a Spanish mor- ¬ remedy in Dr Ayers Hair Vigor tar battery from a sesquipedialian Were sorry but cant use you under any circum- ¬ stances Chicago Chronicle For years I was troubled with dandruff large flakes mm scaling and falling off causing great annoyance Sometimes A Case o Memory the itching of the scalp was almost unendurable Prescrip- ¬ The serenader stopped beneath the win tions from eminent physicians put up in my own drugstore dow lie unslung his guitar and touched its were tried but failed to afford relief At length I used Dr strings softly and lovingly Then he looked Ayers Hair Vigor and in one week I found it helped me about the dark shadows of the garden and At the end of only two weeks my head was entirely along the line of fence that marked the free from dandruff and as clean as a childs I heartily street end of the handsome premise Nothing was in sight recommend Dr Ayers Hair Vigor to all who are suffering Looking again atthe window the jouth from diseases of the scalp Edwin Nordstrom Drugs etc ran his lingers swiftly across the strings Sacred Heart Minn and then lifting up his head and opening his mouth until the moonlight glittered on his teeth he began in a shrill tenor Oh dont you remember But hegot no further The window above suddenly opened and a large heavily framed engraving of the battleship Maine was dropped from within wumiiriifmrainranini and fell squarely on the singers head ra Oh we remember all right shouted a BUM ft cats hoarse voice from above And the startled singer gathered himself together and sadly 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cure dyspepsia of the worst form and T am pleased to recommend them Dr Williams Tink Pills are sold by all dealers or will be sent post paid on receipt of price 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tlnvinc liiif l -- do KMVWIUVAIIUAWJI W rrxyjvywwwyiviw Bacrtae-Si-vw- Beautiful Present Wr REQUIRES NO COOKING M p5f MfSSfll jttjWj 1 9 r IIS WHEN FIRSTEKGHThCT I mlM Wfm ScWE POUND CP THIS STARCH WILL CO 3 AS TAR AS A POUND AUD A HALT 1 I Or ANY OTHER STARCH LmJCrlUBNGERBR0SCJ WSJ FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso 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 scries cf four ¬ ¬ GAME PI Ai 11 rS 114-year-o- ld There were fought 2261 engagements dur ¬ ing the war of the rebellion SINGULAR STATEMENT From Mrs Rank to Mrs Pinkham Great Convenience N Y Sun 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 To get swill into a pig trough is no easy matter if the hogs cannot be kept out until it is filled The arrangement THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon Select butOiJors CALVES Fair o good light -- American Pheasant Each Cincinnati July 2 3 00 4 15 shown ifi the accompanying illustration t FLOUR W inter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Kye No 2 HAY Prune to choice MODEL PIG TROUGH PROVISIONS Mess Pork Lard Prime steam will tye found of much value and a great BUTTER Cnoice dairy Prime convenience Before pouring in the APPLES to choice creamery New southern swill the front end of the pen in the POTATOES New per bbl CHICAGO form of a swinging door suspended from the top is placed in the position shown GRAIN-Wheat- -No Winter patents 2 red at b The trough is filled and the door 5TChicaS0iPring is allowed to assume the position shown 5SrNo- - at a E J Uasch in Orange Judd LARD Steam Farmer NEW YORK Up tlie Beef Quality Keep FFWinterPatenc HOGS Common Mixed pa eke s Light shippe s SHEEP Choice LAMBS Spring 5 25 3 00 3 55 3 45 3 35 5 75 3 50 84m fo 4 4 6 g3 fe 3 3 3 fu 0 3 00 50 00 50 65 70 75 40 75 85 The following letter to Mrs Pink ham from Mrs M Rank No 2354 East Susquehanna Ave Philadelphia Pa is a remarkable statement of re- ¬ lief from utter discouragement She says I never can find words with which to thank you for what Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound has done English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold 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 To sf Them - 7J 34 2aU for me 9 00 41 9 25 Oi 10 CO 5 fc 3 00 2 15 4 80 12Va 12 18 3 50 2 40 4 90 78 Some years ago I had womb trouble and doctored for a long time not seeing any improvement At times I would feel well enough and other times was miserable So it went on ¬ All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are- entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer Do not delay This offer is for a short time only Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch kF 70 fe s- - 32 5 30 6 12 5 S2 C Keeping Siieen in Orebards The apple orchard after it geXs old enough to bear is the best sheep pas ¬ ture One of the greatest advantages of pasturing sheep in the orchard is to destroy thi fallen fruit This they will lo even better than hogs which are UMally recommended for this pur ¬ pose Pigs will only eat apples after they are nearly or quite ripe unless The small thev are starved to it g7 een apples are sometimes almost bit ¬ heep like this bitter tas te and ter will rim 16 eat the fallen apples most ing results to the dominion stock indus 00 10 50 try coming from the crossing of dairy 0 00 BALTIMORE and beef breeds This has been a very FLOUR Family 00 5 costly experiment to many of our home No wjS 6 84 2 breeders also Our field correspondents Southern Wheat 75 85 Corn Mixed 34 3414 in Indiana and Ohio especially report Oats No 2 u hite so 31 whole herds which were formerly of a Kye No 2 western mt 450J good beef type as now possessing very S2FPlmqually 420 4 50 440 few animals that would pass as good INDIANAPOLIS grades One cross of a dair3r bull upon 2 70 Corn No 2mixed shorthorns or cows of other beef breeds g 33 Oats No 2 mixed c will produce a cross that is betwixt LOUISVILLE and between and really is not a prof itable animal from any standpoint 75 80 of which contain codling moths which The lesson has been a costly one but Oats Mixed a gg J Prairie PORK Mess would escape into the ground if left perhaps it will be heeded 10 LAHD Steam v 575 Farmer apple long after it falls nthe -- good deal of emphasis ujjon the damag ¬ RYE ¬ Our Canadian correspondent places a NO2miXed OATS Miied TS55Svr mess LARD Western SISS-2- 0- 2 red f il 11 15 8 GRAIN-Wheat-- was so depressed in spirits WHAT BR1NCS RELEASE FROWj that I did not wish to live although I AND CREASE WHY had everything to live for Had hys- ¬ YOU KNOW teria was very nervous could not sleep and was not safe to be left alone Indeed I thought I would lose my mind No one knows what I endured 1 continued this way until the last of February when I saw in a paper a testimonial of a lady whose case was Bkautifdllt similar to mine and who had been The Best BOOK thne WAR bound and sump cured by Lydia E Finkhams Vegeta- ¬ tuously illustrated prlcr J free to anybody sending READERS OF THIS PAPER each to the Overland ble Compound I determined to try it two annual subscriptions at 1 Sample Overland Monthly SAN KUANC1SCO 5c DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING time until last October I felt something terrible creeping over me I knew not what but kept getting worse I can hardly explain my feelings at that I SAPOL 6666666e6eS666i6 11 2i E GRAJN-Wbcat- -Xo ¬ GRAIN-Wheat-Na- 2red cine Mrs Pinkham invites all suffering women to write to her at Lynn Mass for advice All such letters are seen and answered by women only and felt Letter after the first dose I s1 continued taking it and to day am a nPftDQYNEWDlsC0VERy worst GP 1 quick relier and cures und lOdaye well woman and can say from my Ciues Send for book ofU testimonials SOXSUtUnU 6 UUKKVS treatment Fi ec Dr heart Thank God for such a medi- ¬ Klil ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS CURES WHEiik ALL t Cough Syrup in time Sol asteSiGood ANK druggists 1716 1TV Hi i v1ca Kcat state that VGH tblm Fafcr Avvri w VHlrTpsFij nrrffcf- - a 3 - - 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JULY 5 1898 aaasaaafurrnr fflwiM PUBLIC SALE OF PUBLIC SALE OF 1 N Special Rates A KFr F 4 I ft e i- - A- 460 round trip Account Grand En- ¬ campment Knights of Pythias To Washington D C and return 1655 July 4th to 7th good returning Bourbon Circuit Court Court Bourbon Circuit July 16th Account National Educa- ¬ Harmon Stitt Trustee etc Plaintiff Extension of time tional Association vs D E Fisher Plaintiff be had vs Edward thinners Jr etc Defendants to August 31st can John Fisher etc Defendants To Lexington Ky eighty cents By virtue of a judgment of sale made Acround trip June 29th to July 9th By virtue of a judgment of sale ren- and entered in the above styled cause at dered in ihe above styled cause by the the June term 1898 of the Bourbon count of Chautauqua Bourbon Circuit Court at its June term Circuit Court 1 will sell publicly at the To Buffalo N Y July 12th to lot1 1898 I will sell at public auction to the Court house door in Paris Kentucky limited to July 19th one fare round highest and best bidder at the Court on trip Extension of time to August 3J house di or in Paris Kentucky on can be had SATURDAY JULY 28 1898 SATURDAY JULY 23 1898 Fourth of July ratts one and one at about the hour of 1130 oclock a in third fare for the round trip to all betweeu the hours of 10 oclock a m the following real estate to wit N points on L and 2 n in the iollowiu described To Nashville Tenn and return one real estate to vit Lot No 1 A tract of 3 acres 1 rood tmd 13J fare round trip July 1st 10 5th limited The brick building and lot on the poles of laud lyiug on th waters of to Aug 15th can Hinkstou creek in the county of Bour- ¬ northwest corner of rMain and Eighth July 3lst Extension Beginning at streets a the city of a is Ky fronting be had bon State of Kentucky stone corner to Smith thence N 2h 25 feet on Main street and 100 feet on a Round trip 305 to Olyinpia Springs 14 6 poles to a stone corner to Glenn Eighth street and is now occupied by and return during Summer season E then N 88A W 36i poles to a stone in Coyle Parties contemplating a summer tour timecan get valuable information Glenn Hue thence S 2 W MG poles to Lot No 2 a stone in line to Smith thence S 88J table hotel guides and Summer resort booklets by calline on or addressing W 36i poles to the beginning or so The lot of ground fronting about 25 much tbereof as may be necessary to F B Oarr Genl Agent satisfy plaintiffs debt interest and feet on Main street in the city of Paris Paris Ky Ky adjoining Jas Fee on the north costs extending back about 114 feet to lot Insure in my agency non- ¬ Said sale will be made upon a credit aud 4 and having thereon a two story No of six months for the purchase money brick building the first story now occu- ¬ union Prompt paying reliable for which the purchaser will be re pied as a saloon by Melaney and companies insures against fire quired to execute bond payable to the Deignan undersigned Master Commissioner to wind and storm be approved by him bearing six per cent Lot No 3 W O HINTOlM Agent interest from day of sale until paid Said sale is made to satisfy a judgment The lot of ground fronting about 25 wrignts Celery Tea cures constipa in favor of the plaintiff D E Fisher feet on Main Street in the city of Paris tion sick headaches 25c at druggists against the defendant John Fisher for Ky adjoining lot No 2 extending back the sum of 11667 with interest there- about 114 feet to lot No 4 and having on at tbe rate of six per cent per annum thereon a two story brick building the MRS LAURA WEISHAUF from the 9th day of April 1891 until first story now occupit d by Kenney paidpubject to credit by the sum of Ashurst as a meat shop Of Murry Iml Recommends Wrights 10 00 paid Mav 18th 1896 14 00 paid Celery Capsules August 13th 1696 15 00 paid Novem ¬ No 4 Lot ber 25th 1896 aud 1000 paid May Murry Ind Sept 17 1S96 The property on Hiuh Street in the 15th 1897 and the costs of this suit Son The Wright Medical Co amounting to 5650 makiug the total city of Paris Ky adjoining Fee Columbus Ohio amount of debt interest and costs on on the north aud Arnold Blacksmith Shop on the south having thereon the the df y of sale tie sum of 17472 Dear Stub Lnt spring 1 purchased livery stable and appurtenances now oc- a box of Wrights Celery Capsules f r m cupied by Boardnian fronting about 75 L U Davenport druggist Bluffton EMMETT M DICKSON feet on High Street and extending back stomach M ster Commissioner Bourbon Circuit towards Main Street a out A of tne dis- Ind and nsed them torafflicted trouble with which I bad been for more Court tance from High to Main Street to lots than 15 years Since taking jour Cap2 3 and 5 which 1 Jts 2 3 and 5 a e indie -- sules I have lost all trace of pain and my C Arnsparger Attorney ted in the petition in this action and stomach is entirelv wpiI I can eat any judgment by dimensions to which thing and can trntM ally say that I have reference is made not felt better in years Yours Respectfully COUNTY DIRECTORY Lot No 5 Mrs LAtfifrA Weishauft The lot of ground fronting about 25 vv T Brooks at 50c aud 00 Sold by feet on Main Strett in the city of Paris Officers of Bourbon County per box Send address on postal to tbe Kyr and extending back abont 107 feet to lot No 4 and having thereon a two Wright Med Co Columbua Ohio for Judge W M Purnell story brick bulding the first story now trial size free Sheriff George W Bowen W occupied by Lav in Connell as a W Mitch 11 and James Burke grocery My agency insures against Deputies Lots Nos 2 and 3 the Master will first fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler offer separately and then as a whole prompt payizrg companiF L McChesney Deputv Said sale will be made on credit of six liable County Clerk Ed D Paton twelve and eighteen monthB for equal esnon-union parts of the purchase money for which Pearce Paton Deputy WO HINTOISr Amenta County Attorney Denis Dun the purchaser will be required to- t exe be apcute bonds with good surety don proved by the undersigned Master Com Use Farib Milling Cgs PuriSy Assessor W G McClintock missioner and payaole to said Com Jailer W C Jones missioner and bearing interest from day flour for sale by all grocers Coroner Dr H H Roberts of sale wzM paid at the rate of si per no otbsar School Superintendent Migs cent per aunuin but tbe purchaser will Ask for it Take be allowed to pay the purchase money at Kate Edgar Our line of mens tan shoes- embrace any time alter the confirmation of tbe Surveyor B F Bedford sale if so desired By express order of tbe newest novelties for Springs from the court the purchaser upon comply- ¬ I the best manufacturers ing with the terms of the sale will be I Magistrates Davis Thompson scIsgrig- allowed to take possession f snch prop- ¬ erty as is not under lease a the time of TToBur Iife3 c a Iuy Paris R J Neely the sale the purchaser agreeing that in Millersburg A C Ball the event the sale is not confirmed he Odr insurance is protected oy bank Little Rock P S See will surrender the possession of the able paper on tbe Capital City Bank oil North Middletown H C SrrriSla property as soon as the courO directs and Columbus Cc There can be rytiongeB in the meantime he will pay a reason- ¬ guarantee given you We dare not use rffOlintonville S- - L Weathers a banks name without authority if you able rent for the use of same Trlutchison E P Claybrook doubt it write tbeui Good health is EMMETTM DICKSON Center ville J T Barlow Wrights- the best life insurance Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Celery Capsules gives you goofi health i Saddles Mills John Howard Court they cure Liverr Kidney and Stomach J Q Ward- Harmon Stitt trouble Rheumatism Constipation and1 Attorney Sick Headaches 100 days treatment StxrSing Committees of Bourbesrd coats lc a day A sight draft on above Fiscal Court bank in every 5 box which brings your money back if wp fail to cure you St FlNSLSOE R J rseeiy un air So3d by W T Brooks druggist -- OF man H C Smith and E P Clay- Baggari DrooK Reeds new laundry is doing first class work Give ns a call Jail A C Ball Chairman JJ Haggard Reed S See tf T Barlow and P ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ BourbonLand City Property To Indianapolis and return ug 19th to 21st final limit Ang 31st Extension of time to Sept 10th can be had Fare pspipfi I A Beautiful Present SVgeat WIS A SEARCH REQURUHO COOKING C1ARS AND DUFFS STIFF AhD KCE aSWHyiNKSTBWHTflEW tf ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL m r am a rovnu and a or ANY OTHCR STABCH hait A 00 1 JUCHUBINGERBROSC feMOKUKJCM NEWHAVENJUML FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flatlron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and econ omy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of WS box Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per Mea on postal to the Wright dend address Co Columbus O for trial size free Anderson Of Peck P O Pike Co O Kecommenaa Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio I have purchased a box of Wright a Gents ¬ Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug Stomach gist Waverly O and used them for Trouble and Constipation I was unable to Jsea do anything for nearly two years boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they three lave cured me For the benefit of others n imicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours ANDEBSOIT W S tr r ft- BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO DETROIT GAME PLAQUES 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 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PUBLIC SALE County Infirmary John How- ¬ ard Chairman S L Weathers and H C Smith City Property Bourbon Circuit Coues FOR YOU You are aware that the Spring season has arrived Outfit You are now thinking of buying a Brand New - - Chronic Dyspepsia Cured I WW 14 J T Barlow Chair J man P S See and S L Weathers John Durgin etc Plaintiffs vs Turnpikes H C Smith Chair Kannie White Defendant man A 0 Ball and E P Clay- By virtue of a judgment of sele made orook and style2 Charities Ky Turnpike Commissioners District No 1 EdjTurner Paris McClin- ¬ eon entered in the above cause at the June term 1898 of the Bourbon Circuit Court I will sell publicly at the Cburt house door in Paris Eentuccy SATURDAY District No 2 Thos tock Hillersburg Ky JULY 28 1898 North Middletown Ky Court of Claims District No 3 Wm Linnelianr first meets Thursday in April and October HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK wife of a prominent business man of Foi28 rears I wa3 DESIRE to sell my house and ot a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a with blacksmith shop at Jacksoo weak stomach The lightest food produced viite Ky I will sell for half cash bal distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ ance in twelve months For further tion of gas No matter how careful of my particulars address or call on diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating BEN J F SHARON I was treated by many physicians and tried ti3oct tf Jacksonville Ky 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 ¬ EMMETT M DICKSON sisting in tho treatment I was soon able to Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit eat what I liked with no evil effects Court I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels C Arnsparger Attorney any oia symptoms Dr Miles Eemedies DrA are sold by all drug ¬ gists under a positive PARIS KENTUCKY guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls funded Book on dis- ¬ i Your work is jromptly answered Health eases of tho heart and xolicited Prices reasonable nerves free Address OPES JUKE 15TH TO OCT 1ST DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind SMITH SHOP FOR SALE I between the hours of 10 oslock a m and 2 p m the following described real estate to wit A certain house and lot of land situ ated in the Citv of Paris Bonrhnn county Kentucky on the West side of High Street and1 fronts thirty three 33 feet four 4fr inches on said Highi Street and runs back the same width as in front towards Sycamore Street one hundred and forty seven an one half 147 feet to the lot devised to to Nannie White and sold by said Nan nie White to Delilah J Hatchings Said sale will be made upon a credit of six months- for the porch ase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bond payable to the under ¬ signed Master Commissioner to be sd-proved by him and bearing six per cent interest from the day of sale until paid Said sale is mado for the pirpose of division - suffering thirty year J FTER dyspepsia 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