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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 12, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 12, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898071201_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 12, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. - s r j gsttar ffi N PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY fAND FRIDAY jliih - Fjuj F CHAMP MILLER Editors and Qvners MHJH aiLUit jjrtBimiaijwjmmmvi mf v J a JJgJsm rA isiigd tKlHwiiLlviiraimuiwiULMijjwriHtiiiif j FiB w 1 nTm 1881 i tVTjmCgilCWWJI Jmwmjmiq iffmj EIGHTEENTH YEAR mKV PARIS BOURBON CO KY y7 hii ig iriTJJTMf 1 ILIWi LIU III1IIIWWHV UK I IJ 1I1IVTPJ HUH 1H aaiiJJt llT TUESDAY JULY 12 1898 gls Sv MILLERSBURG fBj Notes Gafcliormt In Ami About The - NO 55 u wj jny e iihm w j i aJgxaujBgajaaiiauijijuurHivujuxtttjlVTf re- ¬ RE A Good Memory SB Yfi jSJ - -- I- B S i-J -- F K -B i - ii --a R - n M Jas Urasyaiitt family came up Snn day fronivKGliyet Mr TasMDrmgherty of Cynthiana Van Book WtfiSKSYJ f0 cents per visited inHnas nere Sunday Spears McDKiorvrr White Enamel Bed Room Furniture Dresspr and washstand quart Tlliuois will Miss JuIiiiEyan3 bevel mirror nicely finished Former price 18 THIS WEEK 814 75 Mrs Jo3 A resi- sp nd thebumuijr WLtl For Rent A six room brick Miller KS3 piece Chamber Suits received Saturday will be on dence street between ou Twent3T four M Ben KSwardrspent sale this week Prices 12 50 1650 18 20 25 Fourth ami Fifth Pjss sio i given nay uuru monaaywitn his from Satnr mother m July 1st Apply to Carlisle aS Parlor tables with twited less and highly polished at 4 25 J T Hinton Odd Parlor Chairs left over from suits SPECIAL SALE this week Miss BertMvH irris of iter man town is the gnestgfY her sister Mrs Robt On parlor floor See thm J T Hinton is closing out his bab3T Jaldwell tf r jxi i i Our stock luis just received manv additions t CARPET We carriages Now is your chance t l ivllm pguBix ii jtyior went i10 ojuuniana duplicate anT ones prices and are usually lower Friday to wrxSii Jher sister Airs E r Ashbrojk f HAMMOCKS REFRIGERATORS BABY CARRIAGES KftSiaalley and J G Messrs spent ay nd Saturday at Allen lCy 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 If often sivos motioyniiail o snort Jio illh you are troubel with consiipuioh Indigtw- i Mr Kum tiotl or uny form o stom ich trouble rernem- ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Mrs TiUfJufly visfted Syrup Pepsin a id health will o J restored to you Trial sizes llc lh doses Hc larje size 0c Carlisle Friday7 aud 3100 of W T lir ocs druist Paris i pair 3 our linen and put neck bands on f rep Haggard Reed We are the peoples friends We a i ii relatives in KkJ rri AND kQQ J7 ka iSana JTVi W ijau m i i N uoctors aiTt Care It Contagious blood poison is absolutely beyond the skill of the doctors They may dose a patient for years on their mercurial and potash remedies but he will never be rid of the disease on the other hand his condition will grow steadily worse S S S is the only cure for this terrible affliction because it is the only remedy which goes direct to the cause of the disease and forces it from the system I was afflicted with Blood Poison and Hip best doctors did me no good though I took their treatment faith fully In fact I seemed ¬ MRS ALBERT MITCHELL MISS NELLY BUOKMEE wish to announce that they will open a Music CJass for Piano on Monday Sep- ¬ tember 5th ¬ - Ji-ji-i- W - terms 12 50Term of 20 lessons private Term of 20 lessons class 625 Payable in advance Studio within a square of City School For information address either of above at Paris Ky till lsep - i 1 1 7v Monsv la Lean L II gage S0 to loan on first re il rstate mort- ¬ A pply to Blue Lioksi p OPPICIAL1 9 T Carpets Furniture Wall Rape MMJUgmwnMK 0 AKNSPARGBR Agent Sjv 4t umu jigipmBC3riu LH if -- to ui-iji- i- luyTTrrggn3K2 OT i wepparlisle Saturday to visit relativsr John V Jel3went to E mi nence Monday tpshiarr wire who is visiting -- Mrs JoejKeaml5nand Bessie -- 3 daughter Miss Si1 A OfPi B Jta a - nm uttf fl J Hl A A j Oi CUi A if rtf Hi 1 alii ii M e iiiiri ft It Q n J rJ id it U TV JLi s 7 -- nn SFFD 1ACHIKES DL U JiLtK r r r mm Pki au -- i J Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand O EDWARDS i Woolums from Saturday tillfMhday T Folkslemiiig weht to Cincinnati Saturday and purchased himself a fine breech loading iirrker gun Elder T M Myers of Missouri formerly QRthia plat- - will preach at joints causing the hair to fall out and completely wrecking the system Come and see us before selling your the Christum Church Sunday h sacks and store on Wheat Will furni Jerry Died TSbe infant child the most reasonahle terms Will guar Rank died Friday qnthe Peed of farm aiid tee that von can borrow iaoniy on our buriedfettheoTdcemetery III warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter vis Malnn and wife were is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and is est or less Judge Russell down f romfParis Suuday to see Mrs the only blood remedy free from these R B HUT0H0RAF7 W M Miller who is some better dangerous minerals Book on self treatment sent free by Murphy and daughter Prof AGv Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga Misses Maiw ni Lizzie returned Sat urday to thenihonie at Russellyille Notice is hereby given that the firm of spears is dissolved J McDeimott K ypfars having purchased the intri est of Fred MeDermott will continue the busimss FRED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS Pierce and day to visi Mrs R her parentsnnere Mrs JasJauijnrs lacvhit to litivs an I two sons M i jou Mjn Aolufn the guest oa MaaF -- of Midway wa ISeegiij Mia ntm Ladies as successful We are the largest sub ¬ scription bok firm in America Write us Fifty persons are employed in our It is like self destruction to continue correspondence department alone to to take potash and mercury besides serve you Our book is iust out Get totally destroying the digestion they agenc3T now and be first in the field dry up the marrow in the bones pro- Large 50c War Map in colors free with ducing a stiffness and swelling of the hook or outfit valuable Other i ¬ remedy but they didnol seem to reach the disease and had no effect whatever I was dis- that I would never be uureu jvu imj auviue oj 2 iisj mnatsK TMinii nH a friend I then toofc S S S and began toini nrove I continued the medicine and it cured me completely build ing up my health and increasing my appetite Although this was ren years ago I have nevei yet had a sign of tho disease to return W R Newman Staunton Va ¬ to get worse all the while I took almost every so called blood V A R BOOK by Congressman James RanKin Young all defi nsts All ahont asKPlP iMru w traits Battle Ships etc Por- ¬ uuft biographies of Dewey and all prominent oihYers Nearly G00 pages Massive volume War with Spain the Navy ¬ body can m 11 as gentlemen Best authorship Only autheutic official hook Experi nee not necessary Any Marvelously cheap ¬ tfs9 for premiums Big- ¬ Tremendous seller gest money maker ever known Most Agents liberal terms guaranteed making 700 to per day 2800 Twenty days credit given Freight paid- - Full book sent prepaid to agents 1 45 Splendid sample outfit and full stamps instructions free for nine to pay postage Mention this paper MONROE BOOK CO Depr M Chicago 2-r-- ¬ V Also the best line of Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators - in town Mclutyrajgs l2CiiClintock shipped a double deckicar ofriambs to Boston Sat- ¬ FOR SALE CHEAP urday making CIP0 shipped last week Miss Alma Collier of Bit Sterling is visiting her sisters Mrs W G McClin Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market price paid for tock and Mrs Willj Bedford near town Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Rev J A Taylorvthe yBaptist min- Cos office - THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE CJi330i33L30Lati WEEKLY SkWeih MaltaBanner New Westernnrt faV iGWeWSpfe rgwyr ip lm -- nnuiiiiuwftui - r- R wr wflfc yjfltBaBMfc3BBlBJlMBMBB3yMiBMBBC 1 their wheat near home S4 Eariuiybul RFftrmir rn welt fbM Call and examine goods and get prices Wanted to Boy laier win uoipHacirjuerffiiiexu ounuay MaKSffSPSl loaviirm uiaitoivisic ni3nar- T5r p ifflBSBE3BBIHHfcRfR Miss Lucylee Allen Mrs Shaw Mrs G- W Bryan arid Mrs Owen Ingels at- ¬ tended the Chautauqua at Lexington - ENQUIRER ayarranged a Clubbing Pih1i Yaar for Rntvsaau 225 275 mL r Friday 80th Papers flna only Why II Succeeds Here are a few reasons why EL R Stout has succeeded in tip thntlargest tailoring business in Paris FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that day of big profits and small sales was past SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at PER CENT THIRD He kept u the quality of his materials his styles and liis workmanship FOURTH He alwajS does as he advertised VAPOR Eleven head of long year BATH CABWET 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay ling heifers good stock and colors on FOR the highest market price in cash or I Headqrarters and Carlisle pike Lumbago RLeumatisiii will furnish sacks and store your wheat Sriataca Wm Rankin it Obesity via Fleshiuess via Emacia- in an elevator and buy your wheat when Miss Elraa Pope and Mrs Olin Pope tiwn via Liane a Skin and Blood you are ready to sell a the highest mararrived Friday from Arkadelphia Ark Diseases Kidney Diseases ket price Those who held wheat last building year made big ruonej Store your to spend the Summer with Mrs Popes Nervous Diseases parents Mr and Mrs John Modk wheat and get the profit Asthma Catarrh etc Mr Wallace Layson of Olatha the only Fou sale By E 0 FRETWELL Agent Kansas arrived Friday on a visit to bio CEAS N FITHIAN 5julv 4t Paris Ky family who haye been visiting his least 40 sister Mrs Robt Tarr for several At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky v ¬ -- For Sale ReguarsPric8 for Both is We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky M WlimWWTWWWW WWWW MWQ1 t GARTH FUND weeks iYRUP PEPSI IV CURES CONSTIPATION DR CALDWELLS 11 3BHirEKzaerixzrfstES3 el5glrJJTyyrTWTly The present b jneficiaries of the G arth Fnnd will meet the commissioners at the City School Wednesday July 20th at 9 a m They must bring the text As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre- books used during the last school year New applicants be ciates the fact that the save twenty dollars oa a single Suit or Over- Thursday July 21st willsame considered at hour coat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers place They are required to present and¬ cerat a big profit says H S Stout tificates from last school atteuded reIf you want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it for he specting their application proficiency and conduct and also evidence as to makes you pay dearly for it in the nd their financial condition Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by E F CLAY giving H S Stout a trial E M DICKSON He makes the Finest Imported Suits for GEO VARDEN ¬ ¬ ¬ 3000 AND H JOE MUNSON 3500 CO Sjy td Commissioners Sainl Graham who liye3 with H Overley aft r huutiuts for his saddle mare for two days found her behind a stone fence where she fell over and broke her neck Mr and Mrs Fred Sh nelly and Mr and Mrs D Baldwin of Maysville spent Sunday here with Mrs Schnellys sisters Mrs Merriuiee Mrs Payne and Mrs McNamara Carnenter Bros furnished 18 horses and 15 vehicles Sunday to attend a w colored camp meeting at Cynthiana J V Iugels didnt have a strap left in his stable all gone to same place The following officers were elected Thnrsdaj night at Halleck Lodge I O F Noble Grand E AT Thomason vice Grand H H Phillips Secretary T Wadell Treasurer VV G P McClintock Host Rufus Butler O I iave just received a well selected stylish ne w u ne of h 1M V Braiiwil f liOiyuullui rf PARIS FURNISHING k TAILORING S Strayed or Stolen STOUT Manager Cutter Bay mare 15 hands high 3 years old CARLISLE was raken from hitching rack at colored Baptist Church in Paris on the night County From of July 4th She is shedding front News Culled PrecinctsNicholas teeth Heavy mane and tail Had on From the Mercury brown leather saddle with heavy lap robe for blanket Will pay for infor- ¬ Mrs Lou Scudder and daughter Mrs mation leading to her recovery or will W H Harris left Wednesday for Terre give 5 for her return to me Haute Ind 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 oliclting your patron- ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te WILLIE CALAMESE Bos 511 8jnly 3t Paris Ky Mabried 1398 Mr Eliza A Claypole Ora Mitcheltree and Miss At Barterville July 7th J H HAGGARD MdneyjDiseases CURED TMATunH LMW OWN nrnn wvulluta incurable r- ADMINISTRATOHS NOTICE VSI All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta Rogers deceased must present same properly proven as required by law before me at my office before Sept 1 1893 or else be barred By order of the Bourbon County Court S B ROGERS THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE up-to-dat- e -- July 2 1898 Administrator Jas McClure of Paris has been ap- ¬ pointed administrator of the estate of the late Thompson Parks On Thursday evejiing last Marion and Gertrude Blair gave a moonlight fete in honor of their cousin Miss Nancy Bryan of North Middletown Dr M Dills wife and son returned from tneir Western trip Tuesday night While gone they visited Colorado Springs Manitou Pikes Peak Cripple Creek Omaha and other interesting points wma ot SUCY TampicoIllwrJfAu irni k Fi- - CURE 3t T lnd lole that meetinith0flcrful vjuii i LiuiiiniinAni abCi TERSTEGGKE GOHMANN Has ball bearing grate cant stick shakes easipy under all condi- ¬ Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable without Ohio having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris in all OPEN JUNE 15TB TO OCT best materials skilled workmanship modern and 1ST its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- ¬ For Noted Whife Sulphur and Chalybeate TUESDAY JULY 12TH 1898 ing better can be produced Thirt7 three years experience Waters Thebrettiest Place and best sale by all prominent dealers kept SammerResort in the West returning evry second Tuesday in each For particulars anplv to Estill Springs KX it L H Landman M D irity how- - nhvon iv here andit teeth neriUMyfacetfary picturoTof healtlJ S x fya - var 6 dli- -- lts CO can obtaanjfsometvYcmderfulf ihanfrcsim de of Hfeand catcs of iu medical qualities fact that hr Sk- mmaSrJm among to any ease and to dav T f much as tn YOlimrrrt13 t WOIle st ear ten - vears - aTO I mM nztw Louisville Ky OAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor JttVlJNJli month of Pacris Kentucky Reeerence Every leading physician Sold by James Kennedy Druggist r ffyws 0 nyt -- t Fi3Sp2a ggTv 5S S tT W 2 - - di VMi pTh RST ggrwigig Uif m W ff 12 1898 jSPPHPf 3T Sr 7r THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JULY AMID THE WEECKS Vessels Which Composed Adm Cer veras Fleet Litter Coast of Cuba HAVANA TO BE SHELLED Report That Commodore Howell Has De manded the Surrender of tho City Within Four Days ¬ THE ATTACK BEGUN Sampsons Fleet and Shafteis droops Bombard the City of Santiago t ii i i r V u i m i t 1 Forces Greatly Augmented and prepare to vacate Havana the har bor defenses will be bombarded was Washington July 11 Shot neither affirmed nor denied at the shell from ships and siege guns areand reOff Santiago de Cuba July 7 via navy department Sunday night screaming over the doomKingston Jamaica July 11 The ves- It may he assumed however ported to be sels which composed Adm Cerveras that Commodore Howell delivered ed city of Santiago The bombardment will not cease un squadron converted into wrecked that or a similar message to Blanco til Santiago has fallen Gen Corbin eharnel houses are littering the Cuban said Sunday night that the firing once coast and the scenes of desolation having begun it would stop only with ruin horror and death baftle descripThe the capitulation of the city tion town it is now said at the war WtSml if At the entrance of the harbor of department is completely invested Santiago de Cuba lies the Eeina Mer and for the beleaguered garrison there cedes sunk at midnight on July 0 This does is no possibility of escape Westward five miles from the harbor Spanish soldiery not mean that the is a torpedo boat destroyer stuck fast must stand still within the walls and in the rocks close in shore and bat be shot down like sheep It is not imtered by the surf Rocks jutting out possible that like the brave and rack of the water in front of where she less Cervera they mayfVbe lead out to lies hide her hull from view Her 3ttack the American forces on the davits and the top of her conning This would be a surrounding hills tower alone mark her resting place forlorn hope but it would offer a Visible from the sea a few miles chance of striking the American line further in an inlet embraced by two in a weak spot breaking it and turn mighty arms of black rocks that ex ing back one of the flanks It would tend half a mile into the sea are the mean destruction in the end for the remains of the twin cruisers Infanta Spaniards of course but it would give IMarie Teresa and Almirante Oquendo them one last grand dash with the COMMODORE HOWELL formerly the pride of the Spanish d conNow in Command of tho Cuban Blockad- ¬ glory of dying in navy ing Squadron flict On beyond lies the Vizcaya a mass oi The bombardment began about 5 ruins and 42 miles away from Santia- It is a part of the general system of go de Cuba the Cristobol Colon lies terrorizing that is to be inaugurated oclock Earlier in the afternoon a helpless on her sides with her smoke- - along the Cuban coast Blanco is hard dispatch was received from Gen Shaf pressed for food his supplies from Ja- ter saying that Col Toral had destacks under watei The Infanta Maria Teresa and the maica via Cienfuegos have been cut clined the terms of unconditional Almirante Oquendo stand upright off and half the population in Cuba surrender and that the bombardment stuck fast on the rocky shoals All are thoroughly sick of the war and de- would begin as soon after 4 oclock that is left of them is their outer sire a resumption of business and nor- as possible At 11 oclock Sunday night nothing further had been re hulls the heavy armor defying total mal conditions Blanco and his soldiers for months ceived at the war department and the annihilation Inside of them the work of destruction is complete Their have been awaiting the attack in a anxiety for news from the scene of opboilers engines bunkers and maga distressing state of alarmed expectan- erations was intense Toral is second Commodore Howell has in his in command of the Spanish troops zines have been blown into unrecog cy nizable masses of twisted melted iron blockading fleet the three monitors and it is presumed he replied to Exploded shells burned i ifles and re Terror Amphitrite and Puritan and Shaffers demand because Gen Linares volveis pieces of yellow brass work expects in a few days the addition of was so seriously wounded as to be in and gold and silver coin melted by the monitor Miantohomah and the ram incapable of duty Gen Shafter the war department the intense lieat are strewn all over Katahdin He can push these monthe remains of the once proud armored itors to within a mile of the shore and says has in place 40 3 1 inch guns and cruisers whose protective decks only even into Havana harbor itself with eight 7 inch mortars With the rein- ¬ out injury to them presenting as they forcements that arrived Sunday he btand in places But the most ghastly horrible do only curved surfaces slightly above must have nearly 28000 men Ohio troops it is probable will have sights in those steel coffins are the the water line If Santiago is dismangled scarred and charred bodies posed of within the next 4S hours the honor of being present at the fall of hundreds of brave sailors sacrificed Sampson could send a large part of of the first fortified town in Cuba to for their country Buzzards are feed- his fleet as a re enforcement to Howell be captured and perhaps of particiing off the dead and others are hover The sea attack on Havana could then pating in the battle A dispatch from Gen Shafter received early Sunday go on most effectively ing over the wreeks St afternoon that the Paul On the beach other flocks of vultures ADM CERVERA or arrived at near Baiquiri sit in silence waiting for the sea to Sunday afternoon This is about 18 give up its dead Every tide adds to He Speaks of the Gind Treatment Received miles from Siboney and three miles the tale of horror washing up such by the Americans While a Prisoner of from the American front On the St objects as for instance a sleeve enAVar Says He Has Many Friends Paul was the 8th Ohio volunteers closing a wasted arm other portions of human bodies gnawed by hungry Portsmouth X H July 11 The St called here in Washiigton 4The because itpWas sharks aric countless relics of the Louis with Adm Cervera and 800 Presidents Own largely from the northeastrfcattle prisoners and 40 officers of the Spanish recruited Attention has been given to the fleet captured oft Santiago arrived ern part of the state and has for its lieutenant CoL Charles Dick burial of the dead of the enemy and here Sunday secretary of the republican national over 100 bodies taken from the ships Adm Cervera came on deek late Sun ¬ or washed ashore have been interred day afternoon and consented to talk committee and the presidents close upon the beach by Itr Adm Samp with representatives of the press who friend It would take some hours for the men to reach the front sons orders went out to the St Louis on a tug Those which now remain are either You ask me he said how I like from their landing place but it believed at the war dealmost totally consumed by fire America and I answer you that I have is charred beyond belief or in the depths always liked and I may say loved partment Sunday night that Col Dick of the sea These form the food of your people but this war has been and his soldiers are now with Shaf the buzzards who keep constant vigil a duty with me and the men under fers forces perhaps participating in about the wrecks me 1 knew that the American fleet the battle or at least ready to aid in clearly outclassed us but it was a the investment of the cit3r when it falls Preparations for the Porto Rico question of fighting either inside or outside the harbor I have many expedition are being hastened with Not the least friends in America and have only the the utmost speed of the reasons for this is the kindliest feelings for them but every man has a duty to perform to his coun fact that an impression is growtry and all Spaniards tried to perform ing that peace is near at hand If that duty There has been much feel- the American forces capture Porto ing in Spain and I want all Spain to Rico before peace is declared the know the truth that every ship of my permanent investment of the islands squadron fought until the last and will be greatly simplified able Mass of Twisted Melted Iron Exploded Shells and Firearms ¬ The report that Commodore Howell has notified The City Is Completely Invested and For J3uzards Are Feeding Off the Corpses and Blanco that if within four days he the Beleaguered Garrison ThcreIg JTo Possibility of Escape Others Hovering Over the Unrecogniz ¬ Shaftera does not haul down the Spanish flag Washington July 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ hand-to-han- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Doctor You are all run down You must Does Not Consider the Sinking of the 2Ier- - travel- - for a few months thats the only morning as when I go thing that will save you You need change As tired in the is rimac a Very Great Feat Kindly it Simply bceauso Why to bed of scene and air Treated by the Spaniards for Patient But travelings all Ive done 3our blood is in such a poor thin a salesman for a big the last ten years Im sluggish condition it does yut keep up NkwYork July 9 A dispatch to eastern house and often go from the Atlantic your strength and you do not get th the Herald from off Santiago de Cuba to the Pacific at a jump is rest and quiet benefit of your sleep To feel strong Then what you need says Chicago Evening Three dollars please and keep strong jusfc try the tonic and Your correspondent saw Mr Hobson News purifying effects of Hoods Sarsaparillfi after he had made his report to Adm Our word for it t will do you good Rednction In Bicycle Prices Sampson and he consented to give the It is said that western capitalists are contemplating the oiganization of a great biHerald a fuller interview about his cycle company which hopes to make first experiences class wheels and sell them as low as 10 Is Americas Greatest Medicine He spoke in glowing terms of the Whether this be true or not the fact remains that Hostetters Stomach Bitters is a Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills 25 cents courage and bravery of his crew first class remedy for the stomach liver and We have been Co days in a Spanish blood and the price puts it within everyA Bald Headed Reply prison said Mr nobson and the bodys reach to be well and strong For fever and ague it is a specific A naval officer very well and favorablymore I think about it the more mar ¬ known in London has for some unknown reavelous it seems that we are alive o the Family A Credit son been advanced in his profession very was about 3 oclock in the morn ¬ It Thats a pretty big assignment chicked slowly though he has grown gray in the the city editors hen contemplating the 16 service and indeed lamentably bad Re ing when the Merrimae entered the centlv one of his juniors was bold enough narrow channel and steamed in under eggs iii the nest but Im going to try to to question him as to his remarkable ab cover it the guns of Morro castle The still And about three weeks later she led a scncG of litiir How comes it that you are so very bald column of chicks proudly into the city edness of death prevailed It was so The officer replied promptly and witb garden Chicago Tribune dark that we could scarcely see the itors much vindictiveness Young man you would be bald T think headland We had planned to drop The Adirondack Mountains if you had had men stepping over yoiir head The heart of this wonderful region of our starboard anchor at a certain London Judy mountains lakes and streams is traversed for years in the way I have point to the right of the channel re- ¬ by the New York Central Hudson River Try Allens Foot Ease verse our engines and then swing the Raiiroad and to more fully inform the public regarding its beauties and easy means of A powder to be shaken into the shoes Afc Merrimae around sinking her directly access the Passenger Department has issued this season your feet feel swollen nervous across the channel a book entitled In the Adirondack Mounand hot and get tired easily If you have This plan was adhered to but cir- ¬ tains describing in detail each resort and smarting feet or tight shoes try Allens¬ Ease It cools the feet and makes walklarge colors giving cumstances rendered its execution im- ¬ containing also acamps map in etc together Footeasy Cures swollen and sweating feet ing a list of hotels lakes possible When the Merrimae poked with their location it has also issued a large blisters and callous spots Relieves corns ana gives rest and comfort her nose into the channel our troubles folder with map entitled The Adirondack bunions of all pain and all druggists and sboa Mountains and How to Reach Them giv Try it tn day Sold by commenced The deadly silence was ing complete information regarding stage stores for 25c Trial package FREE Ad ¬ dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y broken by the wash of a small boat lines steamers hotels etc A copy of the book will be sent to any adapproaching us from the shore I dress on receipt of two 2 cent stamps or the Freedom Assured Tliem made her out the picket boat folder for one 2 cent stamp by GEORGE II Gancy Casey She ran close up under the stern of DANIELS General Passenger Agent Grand Casey Yis Central Station New York Dont vez wish thot Oireland belonged the Merrimae and fired several shots to Shpain Puck Ready to Correct All Errors from which seemed to be three Old Skinflint crufilv Fifteen dollars for pounder guns The Merrimaes rud- ¬ To Cure n Cold in One Day those opera glasses I cant see it sir der was carried away by this fire Optician blandly Perhaps I should first Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All That is why the collier was not sunk fit you with a pair of my 18 gold spectacles druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Jewelers Weekly across the channel The wife murderer probably gets bou We did not discover the loss of the Nerves Out of Tnii quets because he is such a lady killer Chi Just rudder until Murphy cast anchor We get as the strings of a musical instrument cago Daily News out of tune through lack of care and then found that the Merrimae would break out into ear torturing discords when Halls Catarrli Cure not answer to the helm and were com- ¬ touched so the human nerves get out of Is a Constitutional Cure Price 75c pelled to make the best of the situa ¬ tune and make everybody miserable that comes in contact with them Every tobacco Bike chloride of sunshine is a good tion users nerves are out of tune more or less The run up the channel was very and the real tobacco slaves nerves are re spring medicine L A W Bulletin the is the tuninexciting The picket boat had given laxed to whichutmost g-key tightens the nerves makes the alarm and in a moment the guns them respond quickly to the emotions reOPEN LETTEES FE0M of the Vizcaya the Almirante Oquendo sulting in the happiness of all guaranteed cure makes weak and of the shore batteries were turned men strong tobacco habitall tobacco users to Jennie E Green and Mrs Harry We advise take upon us Hardy ¬ ¬ HOBSONS STORY An Easy Case Im So Tired 1 rf Hoods SarsapariSIa ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ No-To-B- ae ¬ No-To-B- ac No-To-B- ac ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Submarine mines and torpedoes When a man begins to go down hill he Jennie E Green Denmark Iowa also were exploded all about us add ¬ finds the law of gravitation and the encouragement of his friends help him along Chi- writes to Mrs Pinkham ing to the excitement The mines did cago Daily News I had been sick at my monthly no damage although we could hear periods for seven years and tried Have Yon a Son Brother rumbling and could feel the ship tremHusband or Lover in the Army or Navy almost everything I ever heard of but ble Mail him TO DAY a 25c package of Allens We were running without lights Foot Ease a powder for the feet All who without any benefit Was troubled headache pains in and only the darkness saved us from ut- march walk or stand need it It cures ach with backache dizziness Through the my and shoulders and When the ship was ing tired sore swollen sweating feet Feet mother I was induced to try Lydia E ter destruction makes hot tight or new shoes easy in the desired position and we found cant Blister get Sore or Callous where Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and 10000 testithat xhe rudder was gone I called the Allens Foot Ease is used shoe stores sell it has done me so much good I am monials All druggists and men on deck While they were launch it 25c Sample sent FREE Address Allen now sound and well ing the Catamaran I touched off the S Olmstead Le Roy N Y ¬ ¬ m m ft ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J ¬ explosives At the same moment two torpedoes fired by the Reina Mercedes struck the Merrimae amidships I can not say whether our own explosives or the Spanish torpedoes did the work but the Merrimae was lifted out of the wa- ¬ Mrs Harry Hardy Riverside Iowa Were you a guest at the hotel while you were away Blodgett Guest Not much Chicago Record I paid cash ¬ ¬ ¬ The lake and rail arrangements of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad for this year are practically the same as were in effect in 1897 Freight for Lake Superior ports is sent by way of the Northern Steamship Company ter and almost rent asunder and the Owen line is used for the Lake As she settled down we scrambled Michigan ports The trans lake Erie arrangements are with the Detroit Steam overboard and cut away the catama ¬ igation Company between Cleveland Navand ran A great cheer went up from the Detroit and the Ashley Dustin Line and Ohio the Michigan forts and war ships as the hull of the between Sandusky andCar Ferry Company Detroit ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ t CHARLES KING Now a Brigadier General Under Gen Merritt Jiad Marksmen or Poor Powder CABT 1 London July 11 The Times in an article Monday reviewing the war enters into a minute criticism of the naval battle of Santiago de Cuba and arrives at the conclusion that Either the gunnery of the Spaniards afloat as on shore must be hopelessly incompetent or their ammunition must be nearly worthless ¬ Fatal Street Car Collision Washington July 11 An electric car on the Congress Heights road filled with passengers crashed into a horse car of the Anacosta line Sunday night And unknown man was killed and betwnn 25 and CO people injured several of them fatally Both cars were demolished and the horses of the Anacosta car killed ¬ -- childrens Coughs and Colds Mrs M G to Morro Castle Sprague Wash March 8 94 In Morro we were confined in cells Blunt in the inner side of the fortress and were there the first day the fleet bom- ¬ when we could do no more we surrenPatriotic Services in Kansas City barded Morro I could only hear the dered Kansas City Mo July 11 Special whistling of the shells and the noise 1 have much interest to know the patriotic services were held in many they made when they struck but I exact situation in Spain Capt Good churches Sunday It was the presi- ¬ judged from the conversation of the rich has treated us all as well as any dents proclamation While the reone could possibly be treated My off- ligious aspect of the war was empha-¬ o uards that the shells did considerable damage icers have occupied quarters in the sa- sized a spirit of patriotism breathed AMERICAN NAVY loon and we can not complain in every utteraance The churches A telegram was taken out to Adm were in most instances beautifully The English WeeKly Papers Compare it Cervera at half past 10 oclock Sun ttecorated and special musical pro- With the Navies of Germany day night Nothing is known as to grammes were rendered and France the sender or purport of the dispatch iWi mm f JpK ll Bianco Urges War to the End 9 The weekly papers London July Gen Pandos Troops Not in Santiago jSVegetablePreparafionfcrAs- Paris July 11 A letter from Mad England pay high tributes to the Sibonky July 7 Delayed in Trans- rid says that Gen Bianco in replving of sirm American navy mission The troops said to have to the governments request for hiu ling The Santiago The Speaker says been sent by Pando to reinforce Lin ¬ views of the situation urges war to ares at Santiago are not in that city the end and asserts that the Cuban fight proves that so far as the fleet is They are at Manzanillo The only volunteers can not be reconciled to the concerned the United States need not chance the Spaniards now have to get idea of the handing over of the islands fear comparison with any country in PromotesDigestionhccifuI the world in or out is along the coast and the to the Americans especially now ness andRestContams neither that The Spectator draws as a conclusion fleet is watching as closely as the army a great majority of the Cubans favor OpiumMorpriine norMneral to prevent soldiers entering or leaving Spain from the battle the conviction that 2JOT KARC OTIC the American fleet could face even the the city Villaverde Blown Up by a Shell great risk of disWell Known Writer Dead Xew York July 11 A Key West dis- ¬ French fleet without So far as the Ger- ¬ Jhape afGlZUrSAMUELEnVHm Columbus 0 July 11 Capt Ste- ¬ patch says that news has reached aster and it says PuirifJcm SeeeZ man and American navies go there phen B Porter for many years edi- ¬ there of the destruction yflxSenna ¬ the SpanItochdUSJls torial writer on the Columbus Dis- ¬ ish steamship Villaverde by the United would be no comparison A struggle tnhs ScZ patch died suddenly at an early hour States gunboats Hawk and Castine on between them would be very short and Ikxpcnrmt -Jh CaricnateSeLb Sunday morning after an illness of the beach at Mariel Cuba The Villa- ¬ very complete and it would surprise fffomSced himself thinks Jniifud Suaar but two days The immediate cause verde was on the way from Mexico Emperor William who confidence can liZttoyrcen- fJarsn invincible but his self of his death was a malignant growth with supplies and munitions for not alter ifistor- upon the vocal cords Aperfecf Remedy for Constipa ¬ Blanco ¬ collier foundered the Spaniards think The outcome of baseball games and buck ing the Merrimae was an American wheat cakes usually depends upon the batwar ship Chicago Daily News We attempted to get out of the ter harbor on the Catamaran but a strong Wheat 40 Cents a Bnshci How to grow wheat with big profit at 40 tide was running and daylight found of Salzers Red Cross SO us still struggling in the water Then cents and samples Winter Wheat Rye Oats Bushels per acre for the first time the Spaniards saw us Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for and a boat from the Reina Mercedes 4 cents postage JOHN A SALZER SEED k picked us up It then was shortly CO La Crosse Wis after 5 oclock in the morning and we A womans idea of a personal devil is a had been in the water more than an nejghboring woman who talks about her Chicago Daily News We were taken aboard the hour Reina Mercedes and later were sent Pisos Cure is the medicine to break up ¬ ¬ writes to Mrs Pinkham the story of her struggle with serious ovarian trou- ¬ ble and the benefit she received from the use of Lydia E Pinkhams Vege- table Compound This is her letter How thankful I am that I took your medicine I was troubled for two years with inflammation of the womb and ovaries womb was also very low I was in constant misery I had heart trouble was short of breath and could not walk five blocks to save my Suffered very much with my life back had headache all the time was nervous menstruations were irregular and painful had a bad discharge and was troubled with bloating I wasa perfect wreck Had doctored and taken local treatments but still was no better I was advised by one of my neighbors to write to you I have now finished the second bottle of Mrs Pink ¬ hams Vegetable Compound and am better in every way I am able to do all my own work andean walk nearly a mile without fatigue something I had not been able to do for over two years Your medicine has done ma more good than all the doctors i razran ¬ A For Infants and Children ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Thi li ii i i i l i Hi l i I ¬ ¬ l Bears the Signature jf gLyt - ¬ - -- about of the Bio D and Chicago Indian ¬ Four C H Louisville railroads It is apolis further stated that the Lake Erie Western Wheeling Lake Erie Hocking Valley Sandusky Hocking and Wheeling the Cleveland Lorain big bituminous coal roads of Ohio are to be brought under the Same general ¬ NfiW York July 11 The Journal Washington July 11 The president prints a story that Cornelius Vander son has cabled the navy department has appointed Senator Cullom of Illibilt J Pierpont Morgan and others that in his opinion three of the Span- nois Senator Morgan of Alabama cided to dispatch a regiment of troops immediately and the are forming a big syndicate to bring ish vessels may be saved The Colon Representative Hitt of Illinois San to Honolulu the consolidation the Presidio Cal has ¬ ¬ Big Railroad Combine Three of the Vessels May Be Saved Washington July 11 Adm Samp- ¬ Hawaiiau Commissioners Appointed Will Send Troops to Honolulu Washington July 9 As a result of ¬ the cabinet meeting Friday it was de tion Sour StomachDiarrhoea Worms Convulsions Feverish ness andLoss OF SLEEP facsimile Signature of n6 X n Kind Yiiu Have is certainly in good condition he re- ¬ ports and there are reasonable hopes of saving the Maria Teresa and the Vizcaya This is the only news re- ¬ ceived from Sampson in a day or more the cables apparently being interrupt ¬ ed or in bad working order manaffement A Sandy Hook N J Jw King Leopold Coming is on fire off IslanU Beach London July 1L The Pall Mall Ga- ¬ steamer two miles from the sho e The zette is authority for the statement about gone to her as Gen Linares has resumed command that King Leopold of Belgium wlli life saving crew have sistance of the army at Santiago visit tne united States this falL yfc 9- - waiian annexation resolution ford Dole president of the Hawaiian commandant at Republic and W F Frear of Hawaii been communicated with to be commissioners under the Ha ¬ what forces are available o I learn iraW -- YOHK Always Bought Steamer on Fire Off Island lleacta EXACT gWftftpo COPVOFWBABEEBt CASTORIA CEHTMJB COMPANY i wW 3j HWYOPK - - - f 3f- - iSvawT r TLY mKrr THE BOURBON NEWS PAElg WHEN TVhen 1 TUESDAY JULY 12 1898 We 3 FIRE The Best War News GO HOME a simple spell These words to cheer a toilsome way I Like some faint sweet and far an bell I hear their echoes day by day Some dear far time when I shall bid Farewell to faces strange and cold And turn my feet to paths of old In distant homeland valleys hid 7hen I go homo dear loving eyes I 50 homfc great effort Shipmates he cried to get that stuff and Ill not Im here be beat by man nor devil I never was feared of Flint in his life and by the a Will smile a welcome into mine JDear voices ring with glad surprise And mother arms around me twine True hearts will hail me back once more To share the old time peace and rest And hopes and dreamings long represt Will bud and blossom as of yore When I go home my pines will moan A plaintive greeting on the hills And there will ring a welcoming tone In every croon of meadow rills And from its rocky shore the sea Will send the murmur vast and deep That lulled my childish eyes to sleep With echoings from eternity When I go home the glens of fir Will whisper oer me as of old And wheaten meadows all astir Will gleam again with harvest gold The fields I loved the hills I trod Will call in mothers tongue to me And our renewed fraternity Will draw me near to truth and God L M Montgomery in Congregationali- ¬ sm ROBERT f V7 LOUIS STEVEflSOn fBSBSXJf PAET VI CHAPTEIt XXXII THE TREASURE HUNT THE VOICE AMONG THE TREES - the sick folk the whole party sat down as soon as they had gained the brow of the ascent The plateau being- somewhat tilted toward the west this spot on which - of this alarm partly to rest Silver and Partly from the damping- influence I5 JJ we had paused commanded a wide pros- ¬ pect on either hand Before us over the tree tops we beheld the Cape of the Woods fringed with surf behind we not only looked down upon the anchor- ¬ age and Skeleton island but saw clear across the spit and the eastern low- ¬ lands a great field of open sea iipon the east Sheer above us rose the Spy- ¬ glass here dotted with single pinesthere black with precipices There was no sound but that of the distant breakers mounting from all round and the chirp of countless insects in the brush Net a man not a sail upon the sea the very largeness of the view increased the sense of solitude Silver as he sat took certain bear ings with his coinpass said There are three tall trees in the right line from Skele- ¬ he about ton island Spy glass shoulder I take it means that lower pint there Its oiiilds play to find the stuff now Ive half a mind to dine first I dont feel sharp growled Morgan Thinkin o Flint I think it were as done me Ah well m son- you praise your stars hes dead said Silver lie was an ugly devil cried a third pirate wih a shudder that blue in the face too That was how the rum took him Blue well T reckon he added Merry was blue Thats a true word Ever since they had found the skele ¬ ton and got upon this train of thcugnd they had spoken lower and lower and they had almost got to whisperiug by now so that the sound of their talk hardly interrupted the silence of the wood All of a sudden put of the mid Ue br the trees in front of us a thin high trembling voice struck up the well known air and words Fifteen men on the dead mans chest and a bottle of rum I never have seen men more dreadful ¬ ly affected than the pirates The color went from their six faces like enchant ¬ ment some leaped to their feet some clawed hold of others Morgan groveled ¬ Yo-ho-ho singing and shouting for drink had powers Ill face him dead Theres there with his own hand cut down 700000 not a quarter of a mile from his six accomplices This grove that was here When did ever a gentleman o now so peaceful must then have rung fortune show his stern to that much with cries I thought and even with dollars for a boozy old seaman with a the thought I could believe I heard it ringing still blue mug and hiin dead too We were now at the margin of the But there was no sign of reawakening courage in his followers in ¬ thicket rather Huzza mates altogether shouted deed of growing terror at the irrever- ¬ Merry and the foremost broke into a ence of his words run said Merry Belay there John And suddenly not ten yards further Dont you cross a sperrit all too terrified to we beheld them stop A low cry arose And the rest were reply They would have run away Silver doubled his pace digging away severally had1 they dared but fear kept with the foot xf his crutch like one them together and kept them close by possessed and next moment he and I John as if his daring helped them had come also to a dead halt Before us was a great excavation He on his part had pretty well fought not very recent for the sides had fallen his weakness down he said in and grass had sprouted on the botSperrit Well maybe one thing not clear to me tom In this were the shaft of a pick But theres There was an echo Now no man ever broken in two and the boards of sev- ¬ seen a sperrit with a shadow well eral packing cases strewn around On then whats he doing with an echo to one of these boards I saw branded with the him I should like to know That aint a hot iron the name Walrus name of Flints ship in natur surely The All was clear to probation This argument seemed weak enough to me But you can never tell what will cache had been found and rifled the 700000 were gone affect the superstitious and to my wonder George Merry was greatly relieved CHAPTER XXXIII Well thats so he said Youve a THE FALL OF A CHIEFTAIN head upon your shoulders John and There never was such an overturn in no mistake Bout ship mates This these six men this here crew is on the wrong tack I do be- as world Each of been struck was But though he had lieve And come to think on it it was with Silver the blow passed almost in like Flints voice I grant you but not Every thought of his soul just so clear away like it after all It stantly had been set full stretch like a racer was liker somebody elses voice now on that money well he was brought up it was like By the powers Ben Gunn roared in a single second dead and he kept his head found his temper and changed Silver Ay and so it were cried Morgan his plan before the others had had time springing on his knees Ben Gunh it to realize the disappointment Jim he whispered take that and were It dont make much odds do it stand by for trouble a double barreled And he passed me now Ben Gunns not asked Dick pistol here in the Tjody any moren Flint At the But the older hands greeted this re- moving same time he began quietly mark with scorn Why nobody minds had putnorthward and in a few steps the hollow between us two Ben Gunn cried Merry dead or alive and the other five Then he looked at me nobody minds him much It was extraordinary how their spir and anodded as corner as to say Her I as indeed is narrow its had returned and how the natural thought was His looks were now it color had revived in their faces Soon quite friendly and I was so revolted they were chatting together with in ¬ could tervals of listening and not long after at these constant changes that Iyouve So whispering not forbear hearing no further sound they shoul changed sides again dered the tools and set forth again no time left for him to There Merrv walking first with Silvers com answer inwas The buccaneers with oaths pass to keep them on the right line and cries began to leap one after an ¬ with Skeleton island He had said the I other into the pit and to dig with truth dead or alive nobody minded ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ that ungodly buccaneer with the blue face he who had died at Savannah once been acted on that plateau when ¬ Ben Gunn Dick alone still held his Bible and looked around him as he went with fearful glances but he found no snn pathy and Silver even joked him on his 0h Nv 1 precautions I told vou vou your Bible If it aint no had spiled I told you said he and he snapped his big fingers halting a moment on his crutch But Dick was not to be comforted indeed it wajjsoon plain to me that the lad Was falling sick hastened hy heat exhaustion and the shock of his alarm the fever predicted by Dr Liye sey was eidently growing swiftly good to swear by what do you suppose a sperrit would give for it Not that l -- 11 11 I nPrmi tu 1 4kCsjIJ rTl4 W wfirvl w AW i it tA rr twi Wv rv- f lQ 4 S k ls r--- - v wfbY - yr -- - I fc V - higher 1 The pines tilted toward the west great and small grew wide apart and even between the chimps of nutmeg and azalea wide open spaces baked in the hot sunshine Striking as we did pretty near northwest across the island we drew on the one hand ever nearer under the shoulders of the Spy ¬ glass and on the other looked ever wider over that western bay where I had once tossed and trembled in the coracle The first of the tall trec s was reached and by the bearing proved the wrong one So with the second ThThirrose nearly 200 feet into fa air above a clump of underwood1 a giant o5 a veg ¬ on the ground etable with a red column as big a a cried Merry Its Flint by The song had stopped as suddenly as cottage and a wide shadow around in¬ man it began broken off you would have which a company could have to sea was conspicuous far said in the middle of a note as though euvered It some one had laid his hand upon the both on the east and west amd might singers mouth Coming so far through have been entered as a sailing mark the clear sunny atmosphere among the upon the chart But it was not its size that now imgreen tree tops I thought it had sound ¬ ed airily and sweetly and the effect on pressed my companions it was the knowledge that 700000 in gold lay my companions was the stranger somewhere buried below its spread ¬ Come said Silver struggling with The thought of the his ashen lips to get the word out that ing shadow vont do Staud by to go about This money as they drew nearer swallowed is a rum start and 1 cant name the up their previous terrors Their eyes burned in their heads their feet grew oice but its some one skylarking speedier and lighter their whole soul some one thats flesh and blood and was bound up in that fortune that jou may lay to that His courage had ccme back as he whole lifetime of extravagance and pokc and some of the color to his face pleasure that lay waiting there for along with it Already the others had each of them Silver hobblvd gruntimi on his begun to lend an ear to this encourage ¬ ment and were coming a little to them- crutch his nostrils stood out and quiv ¬ selves when the same voice broke out ered he cursed like a madman when again not this time singing but in a the flies settled on his hot and shiny faint distant hail that echoed yet countenance lie plucked furiously at fainter among the clefts of the Spy ¬ the line that held me to him and from time to time turned his eyes upon me glass Darby MGraw it wailed for that with a deadly look Certainly he took is the word that best describes the no pains to hide his thoughts and cer ¬ Darby tainly I read them like print In the Darby MGraw sound again and again and again immediate nearness of the gold all MGraw and then rising a little higher and with else had been forgotten his promise an oath that I leave out Fetch aft the and the doctors warning were both things of the past and I could not ram Darby fc The buccaneers remained rooted to doubt that he hoped to seize upon the the ground their eyes starting from treasure find and board the Ilis their heads Long after the voice had pauiola under cover of night cut every died away they still stared in silence honest throat about that island and sail away as he had at first intended laden dreadfully before them Lets with crimes and riches That fixes it gasped one Shaken as I was with these alarms go They was his last words moaned it was hard for me to keep up with the rapid pace of the treasure hunters Morgan his last words above board pray ¬ Now and again I tumbled and it was Dick had his Bible out and was ing volubly He had been well brought 1 then that Silver plucked so roughly at up had Dick before he came to sea the- rope and launched at me his murderous glances Dick who had dropped and fell among bad companions Still Silver was unconquered I could behind us and now brought up the hear his teeth rattle in his head but he rear was babbling to himself both prayers and curses as his fever kept had not yet surrendered Nobody in this here island ever rising 1his also added to my wretch- ¬ heard of Darby he muttered not one edness and to crown all I was haunted but us thats here And then making by the thought of the tragedy that Tiad ¬ ¬ - fine open walking here upon the summit our wav lay a little down hill for as I have said the plateau It was That man there knew it all along Merry screamed as they did so Morgan found a piece of gold He held it up with a perfect spout of oaths It was a two guinea piece and it went from hand to hand among them for a quarter of a min- ¬ their fingers throwing the boards aside ute ing it at Silver Thats your 700000 is it Youre the man for bargains aint you Youre him that never bun¬ gled nothing you wooden headed lubber Dig away boys said Silver with Two guineas roared Merry shak ¬ ¬ the coolest insolence youll find some pig nuts and I shouldnt wonder Pig nuts repeated Merry in a scream Mates do you hear that I tell you now that man there knew it all along Look in the face of him and youll see it wrote there Ah Merry remarked Silver stand ing for capn again Youre a pushing lad to be sure But this time everyone was entirely in Merrys favor They began to scram ¬ ble out of the excavation darting fu- ¬ rious looks behind them One thing I observed which looked well for us they all got out upon the opposite side from Sil er Well there we stood two on one side five on the other the pit between us and nobody screwed up high enough to offer the first blow Silver never moved he watched them very upright on his crutch and looked as cool as ever 1 saw him He was brave and no mis ¬ ¬ take At last Merry seemed to think a speech might help matters Mates says he theres two of them alone there ones the old cripple that brought us all here and blundered us down to this the others that cub that I mean to have the heart of Now mates ¬ He was raising 1ns arm and his voice aud plainly meant to lead a charge But just then craek crack crack three musket shots flashed out of the thicket Merry tumbled head foremost into the excavation the man with the bandage spsu round like a teetotum and fell all hiscngth upon his side where he lay dead but still twitching and the other Jhree turned and ran for it with all their might Before you could wink Long John had fired three barrels of a pistol into the struggling Merry and as the man rolled up his eyes atjhim in the last agony George said he I reckcu I settled you At the same moment tiie doctor Grav and Ben Gunnjjoined us with smoking muskets fromhmong the nutmeg trees forward l cried- - the doctor The Louisville Courier Journal is now publishing the fnlleat most accurate times plunging through the bushes to and most reliable war news of any paper Tlieir Light Guns However Were Soon in the South or West It is devoting all the chest I tell you but Silver was anxious to its energies to making a reputation for Silenced by the Americans keep up with us The work that man its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal went through leaping on his crutch till has subordinated all other issues to that the muscles of his chest were fit to ser- ¬ burst was work no sound man ever Everything on the Firing IIne Is Now of the war Politics moneyof civil now it vice the tariff all are ont Keady for the Commencement of Hos- ¬ equaled and so thinks the doctor As The war is the one topic discussed by tilities in Case the Spanish General it was he was already 30 yards behind the people and they want the news of Does Not Surrender Monday us and on the verge of strangling when The Courier it fresh and accurate we reached the brow of tilie slope Journal realizes this and it is supplying Doctor he hailed see there no Washington July 11 Shortly after the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k hurry midnight the war department gave prints the cream of the daily news It Sure enough there was no hurry In a more open part of the plateau we out the following dispatch from Gen is issued Wednesday and Saturday 1 The price has recently been cut from could see the three survivors still run ¬ Shafter to 50 cents a year making unquestion- ¬ Playa del Este July 10 ning in the same direction as they had ably the cheapest as well as the best started right for Mizzen mast Hill We To Adjutant General Washington You get paper published anywhere were already between them and their Enemy opened fire a few minutes 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-Weboats and so we four sat down to past 4 with light guns which were soon Courier Journal and The BOUR- ¬ breatihe while Long John mopping silenced by ours Very little musketry BON News will be sent one year for his face came slowly up with us firing and the enemy kept entirely in only 2 15 a slight advance over the Thank ye kindly doctor says he their entrenchments Three men price of this paper alone Subscriptions You came dn about the nick I guess must for me and Hawkins And so its you slightly wounded Will have consid- ¬ under this offer must be cash andBour ¬ invariably be sent direct to The Ben Gunn he added Well youre a erable forces Monday enough to bon News office Paris Ky tf completely block all the roads on the nice one to be sure Triumph In Photographic Art Im Ben Gunn I am replied the northwest I am quite well maroon wriggling like an eel in his Siiaftek TfiR Carbon Photograph will stand embarrassment And he added after The news of the bombardment came the test of tinie aud atmosptiecic m a long pause how do Mr Silver Pret- ¬ at the close of a busy Sunday in the liuenees Made in all sives and is dnr ty well I thank ye says you war department Previous to the re- ¬ able The likenr ss is always preserved Ben Ben murmured Silver to ceipt of this dispatch the secretary of in minutest detail and can be made think as youve done me war had heard twice from Gen Shaf-¬ from any old picture 1 invite all who The doctor sent back Gray for one ter In the are exam ¬ early morning came a tele- ¬ ine interested in large pictures to giving of the pickaxes deserted in their flight this wonderful picture before by the mutineers and then as Ave pro- ¬ gram saying that he had ridden over your orders Tor any copying and enlarg I make your sit ¬ ceeded leisurely downhill to wberethe the American lines and was gratified ing of old pictures tings free when you desire a large boats were lying related in a few words at their condition A second dispatch pictnre find guarautee satis what had taken place It was a story reported that the lines were impregna- ¬ faction from life respectfully Veiy that profoundly interested Silver and ble thus removing any fear of a suc- ¬ JL Grinxan Artist Ben Gunn the half idiot maroon was cessful sortie by the Spanish troops 29mar tf Paris Ky should a maneuver of this kind be at- ¬ the hero from beginniugto end Ben in his long lonely wanderings tempted Both telegrams which em ¬ about the island had found the skele- ¬ phasized the fact that Gen Shatters ton it was he that had rifled it he physical condition had greatly im ¬ had found the treasure he had dug proved were promptly shown to the it up it was the half of his pickax president and occasioned him con- ¬ that lay broken in the excavation he siderable gratification When ques ¬ had carried it on his back in many tioned as to whether he believed that weary journeys from the foot of the tall PAYS FOR THE pine to a cave he had on the two pointed there had been a bombardment of the hill at the northeast angle of the island city Gen Corbin replied You know TWICE-A-WEE- K and there it had laid stored in safety as much about it as I do I have kept since two months before the arrival of nothing back I should sav however that the firing Sunday was but the the Hispaniola TO BE COXTINUnD preliminary to the more serious busi- ¬ ness of Monday This being the case A LITTLE HEROINE the attempt to take the city will prob ¬ ONE WHOLE The Courncrcons Act of a Yon ng Span ¬ ably be made Monda ¬ ish Girl Uefori Santiago July 9 via Port 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post paid by mail Almost Baron Lejeunc who played a conspic ¬ Antonio and Kingston Jamaica July uous part at the siege of Saragossa dur- ¬ 11 Everything on the firing line is ing the Peninsular war narrates in his now ready for the commencement of A DAILY RECORD Memoirs a singular story of that ter- hostilities in case OF WAR SEWS the Spanish gener- ¬ rible time a stor3 that speaks equally als do not The dynamite surrender Courier Journal The Tvice-a-Wee- k well for the chivalry of the soldiers of gun which has been in position for has the finest War News Service of auy France and for the courage of n Spanish several days is now in better working paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ cirl All incomparable able accurate There had been fearful carnage with ¬ order than at the time of the battle of other issues have been subordinated to in the Avails of the unfortunate city San Juan and it is predicted that its this one great feature Subscribe at The even ithe convents and monasteries were charges consisting of 20 pounds of gun once and keep thoroughly posted reeking with evidences of warfare and cotton and gelatine will work havoc offer may be withdrawn in a short the inhabitants of Saragoosa were in a in the Spanish trenches when it opens time The low price desperate plight fire - A band of Polish soldiers belonging Twelve mortars in one battery are fs to i baBnench ar myy had been stationed mounted and readyto use and they is for the purpose of placing va great cu guard at a certain point with orders are relied upon to do effective work in newspaper twice a week within the to tire upon any Spaniard who might shelling the city Three batteries of reach of the masses A good commis- ¬ pass them Suddenly a gii of about 15 artilleiw are now posted on El Paso sion to agents Sample copies free years of age appeared among them ridge 2400 yards from the town and Write to Journal Co Louisville Ky A cry of warning was heard on every Courier siiSe as she approached but the child the Capron and Grimes batteries are seemed not to hear She only continued 1500 yards to the north of the road in BY A SPEGIAL ABRANGEMFNT to utter one ceaseless and piercing wail the rear of Gen Lawtons division In YOU CAN GET THE Mia inadre raia rndre as she hurried firing the field guns will be compound from one group of dead and wounded to shell the town over the luads of our own men but the artillery officers say Spaniards to another It soon became evident that she was in it can be done safely and without in ¬ AND THE starch of the body of her mother and jury to our soldiers The dynamite the pale agonized face of the child gun has been so placed that it will be WEEK whose filial love had made her almost able to enfilade several of the Spanish insensible to danger touched ithe sol- ¬ lines diers hearts with pity On the other hand during the truce A moment later a despairing cry an- ¬ which so far as regards the continuinjr Both One Year For Unly nounced that she had found that for of preparations for defense or attack which she had risked her life The ¬ Polish guards watched her movements has been no truce whatever the - Span Thehave with something like awe as she stooped iards have not been idle and tenderly wrapped the mutilated been mounting guns and some of these This is for cash subscriptions only form of the dead woman in a cloak and are of much heavier caliber than any All subscriptions under this combina began to drag it away Suddenly the the American army can bring into tiun offer must be sent direct to Thh Some of their guns are of anti ¬ Bourbon News office Paris Kv giiC paused and seized a heavy cartridge play box that lay in her path with an energy quated pattern and not capable of TIIDE that seemed almost supernatural Her much damage but others are differ- ¬ frail delicate form swayed and stag ¬ ent and capable of excellent work NEW YORK WORLD gered beneath the weight of her burden One seven inch gun which had so per but she did not hesitate EDITION fect a range during the battle of San A thrill of mingled horror and admira- Juan of manj ridges occupied 03- - the 18 Pages a Week tion tilled the astonished watchers as American troops has been located with loG Papers a Year they perceived that there before their especial care by the American gun ¬ very iaeo sshe was taking from them an recipient of be instrument for future vengeance upon ners and it willwhen the hostilities re- Published every Alternate Day except much attention them Sunday open The inhabitants of the besieged city Gen Bates division which holds the Edition of The The Thrice-a-Wee- k were almost destitute of ammunition moved for New Yokk World is first among alf and the motherless daughter sought to extreme left of the line weekly papers in size frequency of put into the hands of her countrymen ward Sunday to a new position 400 publication and the freshness accuracy a means by which her wrongs might yards in advance of its former line and variety of its contents It has all be in seme degree avenged It was since the battle of San Juan the merits of a great 6 daily at the But the strain was becoming almost planted along the edge of a pre- the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ more than she could bear she stumbled cipitous ravine the walls of which are cal news is prompt complete accurate and a cry of terror broke from her lips about SO feet high This ravine is and impartial afe all its readers will tes- ¬ The Polish soldiers glanced from one to about 700 yards long and about 400 tify It is against the monopolies and for th people another and then moved bj- - a chiv- yards wide It prints the news of all the world alrous iinpulse they lowered saber and Gen Bates has now moved the 20th having special correspondence from all musket as with one accord a hundred infantry to the side of the ravine near- important news points on the globe It Do not be afraid litvoices called out est Santiago and placed the od in has brilliant illustrations stories by tle one We will not hurt 3011 great authors a capital humor page And the Spanish maiden passed with fantr which with the 20th forms his complete markets departments for the her grewsomeyburden between a double brigade at right angles to the line of household and womens work and other of usual line of her countrys foes who made a the 20th The extreme leftof his line special departments equaled interest We offer this un newspaper which is the extreme left of the Amer silent salute as she crossed their and The Bourbon News together one boundaries and returned to her desolate ican army is about opposite the upper year for 225 end of Santiago harbor and from four home Youths Companion The regular subscription price of the to six miles from the coast line two papers is 300 Old -- Time Weather Indication When hostilities are opened by the The earliest weather vanes in Xew bombardment great things are expect- ¬ England were cocks trumpeters simple TO THE F1BHEBS OF B10BBQB navy plates disks and arrows and not to be ed from the Gen Otis Will Hitu His Departure overlooked the sacred cedfish In Bos- ¬ CfllHTT Sax Francisco July n Maj Gon ton cocks or broad arrows were on all On 1he Province Otis- will hasten his departure for theiold churches As agent of The Page Woven Wire house where Gen Gage had his head- ¬ Manila in accordance with instruc ¬ Fence o I am prepared to put up the quarters there was a statue of an tions from Washington He may go best wire fence on the market It iq juarantned to turn all kinds of stock Indian with drawn bow and arrow on cither the Peru or Cit3 of Puebla ready to shoot Prints of the city of which are to sail not later than the und to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for Xew Amsterdam as it was in the good middle of next week without waiting farmers who have had tbe Page Fence old Dutch days show the churches and vessels now pre In use for seven or eight 3ears many of the houses surmounted y the for the other transports being On reach- ¬ I am also prepared to put up the for use as gilded coclc or the plain arrow 2L Y paied - as ¬ bep4- Chicken Fence on tho market ing Manila Gen Otis willprobabhSun If vou are needing any ioice give me sume command of all the troops in the r call The man hq knows nothing except field leaving Gen Merritt free to take it 0 Y MILLER Agent what he has learned from booksjs poor charge of hiduties as governor gen Paius Ky Ijr educated eraL And we set off Double quick my lads em off the boats must head some- ¬ DONS OPEN at a great pace ek ¬ ¬ Courier J ournai TEaE ¬ 50e A YEAR B0U11K NEWS T1EH HNOUHL JD ¬ THRICE-A-AVJEK- K ¬ FOR ONE DOLLAR ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - - 2 R HE2 -- P lipsjpjfqn THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY WIH TUESDAY JULY 12 898 if- - i 71fr MliTCTMmnTT m H n mum r r i lioyal mahes the food pure wholesome and delicious Absolutely Pure rilfv BeffiaHM j j I ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK j the snnpmiM mw Eighteenth Year Established 1881 J Published every Tuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editor and Owners J BBUCE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc Payable to the order of Champ Miller A D VER 1 I81NG KA TJE8 Displays one dollar per inch tor first lnser iion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei tine each insertion Locals in blacL type IA twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituars cards of thauKs calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ fl latest War News JS - Ifi Gen Shafter thinks old glory will wave over Santiago by Thursday The Brooklyn Texas and Indiana be- ¬ gan to bombard Santiago Sunday afternoon It could not be learned at Wash ¬ ington yesterday afternoon whether the bombardmeut was continued yesterday or not Col W J Bryans regiment was yes- ¬ terday ordered to join Gen Fitzhugh Lees corps at Jacksonville Fla Gen Torals conditional surrender has been refused by McKinley Dispatches on page two tell of the bombardment of Santiago the arrival at Portsmouth N H of Admiral Cervera and other Spanish prisoners and other war news Admiral Camara is hustling home- ¬ ward with his fleetlet ¬ The U S soldiers at Manila have been provided with all the new equip- ¬ ments for fighting the Spaniards Two tnousand cutters were shipped to Tampa on Friday to use in subsequent opera- ¬ Over in tions and more will follow the Philippines the Spanish also have corraled their fences with barbed wire and so we have sent to onr army in the We too far off South Seas cutters sent barbed wire there to enable have our forces to hold against the Spanish whatever places they will take The Confederates of Lexington have a scheme on foot in connection with ihe proposed return of the Confederate battle flags It is proposed to make the event notable by having some of the great orators of the North and South join in the speech making and the day of the return of flags to celebrate the event with a big Kentucky burgoo -- V - Try our special pounds for 100 -- A - coffee six and they would follow the bait almost to the top of the water Cleveland Str City of The fishermen were guests of the Les July 7th 1893 Cheneaux Club through the invitation The beautiful rouk walled island of of the genial secretary J T Patton of Mackinac is indeed an aitractive aud Detroit The truth of the fish etory is restful yhice to rue Summer tourist To attested by the gentlemen mentioned those who have eyes for th beautiful in Nature it offers scenic panoramas that The K P A had quite a number of to those who seek health cities on its visiting list during the trip are sublime and ret its pure atmosphere brings re stopping at Cincinnati Toledo Detroit liet iiom hay lever gives one a wonder Walkeraille Canada Alpena Cheboy ¬ ful appetite and the cool bretzes from gan St Ignace and Mackinac Mich the lake enable the visitor to enjoy the Cleveland Buffalo and on pleasure Niagara All of the short stop overs sleep ot the innocent those bent find amusement in ritiiug and driv were pleasant but the stay at Wlker iug over the island in dancing at the ville where the Walkers entertained Casino in tennis bowling fishing etc with a champagne trimmed luncheon The most noted view on the island is the is the most readily recalled even if sev which reminds eral did have a wee bit of a headache famous Arch Rock Kentnckiaus of our Natural Bridge on afterward The unmarried editors Sugar Loaf Rock is thought some of the Michigan girls were the K U road a queer formation which towers sky pretty enough to be Kentuckians But probably sixty feet and Devils speaking of personal pulchritude it was ward Kitchen is a water beaten place in a heard on all sides that the K P A huge bowlder which is probably kppt crowd this year was the best looking blackened by smoke for obvious reasons crowd that has ever journeyed from the Mackinac was first known as a treding bluegrass State There were about In forty ladies in the party and some of post by the Indians and French 17U3 the island was christened with them fully sustained Kentuckys repu- English blood the French having tataion for lovely girls I could give iucited the Indians to massac e twenty names but I expect to meet the other Fort Mackinac girls next year English soldiers WC which is now an object of interest on the island was built by the British in From Camp Thomas occupied by U S 17b3 and was first Camp Thomas fj soldiers in 1796 It was taken by the Chickamauga Ga British in 1812 who also built Ft July 10th 1898 Holmes on the highest point on the Yesterday was a regular house clean- ¬ Iclaud An observation tower on Ft Holmes 33G feet above the lake gives ing day in the camp of the Second Ken- ¬ the tourist a magnificent view of the tucky every tent being struck and island panorama Other points of inter- ¬ every bit of trash swept up and carried away The occasion for the cleaning est on the island are Skull Cave Wishing Spring up was the inspection which was held Point Lookout Chimney Rock by Gen Grant this morning at eight Robinsons Folly Cupids Pathway and Lovers Leap oclock the first he has held since the No well regulated resort is complete Second was placed in his commond Most of the without a Lovers Leap places are reached by a good climb up The action of Lieutenant Cook quelled includ- ¬ a small riot yesterday evening The the hills for almost everything ing hotel bills horse and bicycle liver cause of the trouble was the exhorbi bicycle skirts bathing suits souvenirs tant prices charged by a sutler in the etc is high at Mackinac At many service of the Second Kentucky The places on the island one meets Indiane result was that the shack of the sutler but they are so Americanized that the was bombarded with rocks and it was casual observer does not detect their about to be turned over when Lieuten- ¬ nationality There is an Indian village ant Cook and the gnard interposed on the Island but the children of the The shop was considerably dented forest have forsaken the Wigwam and now live in frame houses Col Gaither has determined to pre vent thieving in the camp The other day a negro cook stole 30 from th At Detroit Thursday morning he K knapsack of John Wilder Major Owens P A crowd became divided part re orderly He was arrested and when he turning home and part going for side confessed he wa given a stripe on his trips to various places Twenty seyen bare shoulders for every dollar and wa innlnilinpr Air and - - T L Boslev j of then ordered to leave the camp Mrs -3 Paris and Mr and Mrs Stanley Keller of Carlisle editor Wyatt and party of The members of Company I were Ewing Miss Pearl Trigg and Miss Atha glad to welcome Duncan Taylor aud Hanks of Glasgow and others went to Sam Woodford of Paris to Camp Niagara Falls The writer crossed Thomas for a short stay last week C Lake Erie on the splendid D They came in Friday morning and re steamer City of Cleveland with the Sunday morning wheu party and stopped over in Cleveland mained until they left for a trip to Lookout Mounhaving visited the Fills several years tain They brought messages letters ago A trolley ride gave a fine view of aud remembrances etc to a numbei the old Rockefeller mansion on Prospect of the boys and were delighted with avenue and the partial homes on beauti ¬ stay at Camp Thomas their ful Euclid avenue of Mark Hanua and other wealthy citizens who are less The general health of Company I 8 The Garfield famous and less abused monument is a leading point of interest very good indeed and most of the boys in Cleveland It is located on the high ¬ have gained from five to fifteen poun Is est ground in Lakeview cemetery and in weight and all are well contented rises to a height of 180 feet The monu- Many of them do not expect to te ment is a splendid work of art and coat moved from Chickamauga and they 200000 In the base of the structure think that they will be at home by Oc- ¬ rests the casket containing the remains tober Lieutenant Neville Fisher and of the martyred President Almost at Sergeant Dorsey Ray have grown full every tarn in the winding stairs of the beards and would hardly be recognized painted on at first glance by their best friends tomb the word Silence the wall confronts the eye of the visitor The interior which is handFred Link of Company I who has somely decorated with scenes done in been in the hospital at Fort Thomas for mosaic contains a fine statute of Presi- ¬ several weeks has returned to camp dent Garfield The visitor is charged an here and is all right again admission fee of ten cents to pay the salary of the custodian of th i monu The soldiers of the Second Kentucky ment The Soldiers and Sailors monu- ¬ ment located in the business center of received their money this week and some of them are broke already Some the city is another point ot interest to of them however have sent money home the sight seer as are also the splendid arcades nearby One of them is a three They were paid off in crisp new silver story affair fitted with elevators and certificates fresh from the mint at containing find shops of every kind Washington The new arcade which is called The The very best companies com- ¬ Colonial is nearing completion and will also be a double story attraction pose my agency which insures for the visitorp to the beautiful Forest against fire wind and storm City The Cincinnati arcade seems Non union cheap in comparison with those modern W 0 H1NTON Agent structures K P A CoKhpiUceiice Put-In-Ba- Dr Miles Heart Cure Cure3 a Prominent Attorney BINDERS 4 owers atgtt y ¬ i R E C PHELPS the leading pension attorney of Belfast N Y writes I vas discharged from tlio array on wine 3-- ¬ account of ill health and suffered from heart trouble ever since I frequently had fainting and smothering spells My form was bent as a man of R0 I constantly wore an overcoat oven in summer for fear of taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ ness My rest was broken by severe pains about the heart and left shoulder Three years ago I commenced using Dr Miles Ilcart Cure notwithstanding I had used so much patent medicine and taken drugs from doctors for years without being helped Dr Miles Ileart Cure restored mo to health It is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords mo much pleasure to recommend this rem edy to everyone PasJwl riISiSrlB Dr Miles Eemedies j aro sold by all drug- ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ funded Book on dis eases of the heart and nerves free Address 5iff222fiKtfitMHH DR MILES MEDICAL CO HAY RAKES OioqT Tftintfi tra c3 W Xi hi aE I 3XT m J L Y Elkhart Ind CLOVER BUN CHERS MASTERS OF SALE City vs P pah a pi it I xBJ I vl lit 7 ¬ Bourbon Circuit Court Jas R otivers Assignee Plaintiff Sherman Stivers etc By 5JLPtIS KIT IJWHWrgMCTMIffyniiH w aaanavr Kuaiwt wsbbi Defendant v virtue of a judgment of the Bour bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause on July 2d I89tf 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 hjjvp f wheel that will stand the ra ket on all roads under all conditions Thr i TVr 11 11 X A livtUlA TITlll ja ¬ I will sell puMiclv ai the LJuit house house door in Paris Keutncky on SATURDAY JULY 21 189S ¬ -- -- -- real estate to wit Lot No 16 iu the City ot LJars betwK u the bonrs uf 10 oVloek a m and 2 p in lh- - following d scribed J JSrS ssmm - f V Bourbon County Court Also rh 3nb Hviion to fronting u feet on McCann Avei ue nu fxi nriiui bck of uniform width lo J H Lewis 113 feet more or lejs bohnded ii the N by Heyuolds land jnd on the S li lot 14 and is the jime lot conveyed to Sher man Slivers DvM M Thornac and wife f dte May 8nrh 1888 of bydppcl in tin office of h Clerk of record -- Hins 1a Xl Hi vlvJ H J4T -- Jfi-J JJ I DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN ¬ Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc 1 ¬ ¬ theudtnt Sherman the Mlmviin tract of land subjtct to the ilnwt r right of his Uollif Stivers therein to mother Ni A eeiTHin tiMct ot laid vitij f anil vit Kentucky beinu in B Hum cunt th- - B y th binds of the bKiuded on Oir liMi hirs inl on the W by the lands of Ja Hinton in the N by the lauds of thi Wi lis Wriirht and on th Shy the lauds of th- - W Hi fi dd heirs containing acres ibout ruMvHed - one-s-vent- h in ¬ terest Sfiveis f My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the very 11 lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods I ¬ judgments Snid sab will be made upon a credit qunl parts of six ana twelve months of the pnrchas mouey for which the purchaser will be required to give bonds with trood surety to be approved by the undersitrued Mister Commis sioner payable to said Com nssiouer and bearing interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per an ¬ num and having the force and effect of fr ¬ iiH w0w QJ - EDfcOOn Ts l KzJm EMMET T M DICKSON ¬ Master Commissioner Bourbon Court Harmon Stitt Attorney ircuit Years of experience in buying and the fact that I pay cash j for all goods insures good results Another important fact not to be overlooked H 1 am not paying a big rent and this feature is very much to a pGfc What Shall Be Done 9 9 m n the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- ¬ ties o FOR THE DELICATE GIRL 9 ir Fff A Believing that a visit to Mackinac Send your linen to Haggard Reeds without a fishing trip was like seeing Steam Laundry for a good finish Kentucky and missing the Bluegrass I tf went fishing at the Les Cheneaux Awarded Islands in company with editors M F Highest Honors Worlds Fair Marsh of the Maysville Bulletin ohn A Bell of the Georgetown Times W E Jenkins of the Adairville Banner and V Q Adams of the Owensboro Inquirer Mr Marsh landed a musca louge three feet long which weighed ten pounds not weighed on its own scales and Mr Adams captured a pike two feet long I firmly believe that M r Adams bait was the slickest minnow that ever went down the pike Messrs Bell Jenkins and myself caught over fifty smaller fish in less than two hours Air Jenkins landing two fish at a time on four different occasions The Indian guide assured us that the conditions were not favorable for fishing that day MOST PERFECT MADE For a depth of three feet the fisher A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Fret could see the minnow and watch one to lSom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant tour fish darting at the bait 40 YEARS THE STANDARD McDermott Spears 3c tr Seed sweet potatoes You have tried iron and other tonics But she keeps paie ana mm ner sauow McDermott Spear0 Notice I wanta good sm all farm of from 30 to 50 acres with improve- ¬ ments and situated near Paris Please describe place and give price in first communication Address J H G P O Box No 825 8jy 3t Paris Ky Yesterdays Temperature of this city 7a m f complexion worries you Per- haps she has a little hacking 9 cough also Her head aches and she cannot study Give her Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended To only to fool the buyers and pull them in If you want the best come to the point furniture for the least money go to DR j Scoifs Eonsision tThe oil will feed her wasting 4 the glycerine will soothe f and the f her cough give new hypophos- - f phites will f vigor to nerves power and and brain f her f cannot t take cod liver oil n Emulsion J until you have tried Scbtts Never say you JTHINTON Close Prices on Mattings This Week felegant line of Pictures and ftoom Mouldings Send me your old furniture to b j repured Your furniture moved by experienced hands CREAM The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co BAKING j am m L0 a m 11 a m 13 m 2p m 3p m 8 9a I t t 63 65 67 9 You will be obliged to change your opinion at once Children 7lf 74 79 81 81 f T especially become very fond of it and infants do not know when it is added to their food 50c and f f 100 11 druggists t Undertaking in all its ranch s I Wood Mantels fumULel complete 4 w 7 A pm 7p m 5 4p m v - SO Embalming scientifically attendedjto CARRIAGES FOR HIRE V JT2 I I MMBMMMMMMMMMWHMMWMMMMJBMMM ailrain mir - m 1 - rpn I H IWWw sry- - TBE SOUHSGN ltirffirTraTCnTirraFr 1MI TTEWfJ PARIS JOi - TUESDAY JULY 12 1898 ht- n i mi jb THE BQDBSOH JEWS Eighteenth Year Established aecon 1881 tJourbiiis AVheat Crop PERSONAL AD5XTI0N COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as jiss mail matter TELEPHONE NO SUBSCRIPTIO One year V 124 PRWEB il 00 Payable in Advance S2 00 Six months news costs you cant even ret a pokt fkom a gun fkke of chaegp Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders rf Etc Mitlkk 7900 Boanerges at Chicago Thursday optician of Cincinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor to day For Sale A ladys bicycle Only Inquire been used half a dozen times Riley Grannon won on Dr Louis H Landman The acreage of wheat in Bourom this yar was almost don le that of la t year and it is thought that tha yield will be Lood A number ot crops have beeu thieshed and the yield has ranged from eighteen to thirty hush Is per acre The bnj ers offered sixty eiut cents last week but the price In in yesteiday was seventy two cents The Paris Milling Co has engaged a number ot crops at sixty tight to bevent two t hiis R B Hntchcraft has bought about 10COU bushels at seveutj o seventy two cents and Brent Bros the Milling Co and Mr Hutchcraft have contracted to store large quantities for farmers who will hold the crops for higher prices It is believed that at least half of the Bourbon crop will be stored The new wheat is not as good An quali- ¬ ty as latst years crop The Sick Notes Iltistily Jotted On The StreetH At Tiie Depots In The Hotel Lobbies Aud CIsewhere Mihs Lizzie Connell is visiting in Lancaster Ohio County Attorney Denis Dundori is at this office - good things to the Cynthiana company The Cynthiana D A R sent a box of -- at Chickamauga last week - Tom Small a deserving colored boy of this city has gone to Mackinac to be a waiter at the Grand Hotel IM sr ts The Lexington Outing Club will pass through Paris co day enroute to Parks Hill to camp for a fortnight N carried 387 colored people from this city to a colored camp again meeting at Cvnthiana Sunday The L Dr Joe Fithian who has been ill of blood poison for seven weeks was in a dangerous condition last night and it is feared that he cannot live but a sliort time Col R G Stoner has been yery ill since going to Olympian Springs and will be taken to New York for treat- ¬ ment in e few days Capt Dan Turney has been remoyed to the home of bis daughter Mrs J Frank Clay near Paris and is improv- ing Dr Wash Fithian who was very ill several weeks ago is able to be out Too many carpets on hand Come H Bowen the optician will make his regular visit at A J Winters and get one cheap J- T Hinton tf Cos Thursday July 14th Consult him Colored Men Enlisted Dr C - -- - handsome nickle bicycle to use in trick recruits for the Tenth About twenty riding five men were examined and sixteen ¬ The Presbyterian Sunday School will were accepted and will be sent South tobe given a pic nic one day next week in day There were about 100 applicants Lieut Johnson Mr J B Kennedys woodland near who wanted to enlist will return here next week perhaps to this city examine more men News is requtd to annonncn The Tnterl Workmens Pic uio that there will be a ell inpMnsr of the W C T TJ at Mrs Win Myalls this The Paiis Fair Grounds have been afternoon at three oclock seemed by the Garth Ldge A O U The Crawford Cycle Co has presentLieut Johnson of the Tenth Cav ed Julian Howe of this city with a alry was in the city yesterday enlisting ¬ ¬ All druggists refund the money if it faila to cure 25c For sale by W Mis Chas Meng of North Middle T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Hal Craig colored was declared in w tortneir big pic nic to be given town spent several days in Lexington Ky sane Saturday and was taken to the Wednesday July 27th An enjoyable week attending the Chautauqua asylum at Lexington bv OfhVer Geo program has been arranged including last A beautiful line of white and Miss Belle Clay of Lexington is dancing bicycle races base ball fat Joe Williams Hill and Constable puff shirts for hot weather mans race bag race raging tads and spending a few days at the home of her silk Co s Three hundred Maysville people other features Watch for further an ¬ brother Mr Sidney G Clay near this at Price passed through this city Sunday on an nouncements city Crawford Bros have lately improv ¬ excursion to Lexington to yisit the Miss Hannah Moberly of Harrods Maysville soldier boys at Camp Corbin Lillian Kelley of ed their barber shop making it decidedLadies white silk snd P K burg and Miss guests of Misses Eddie ly the most attractive shop in Paris Georgetown are The workmen on the new Bourbon f puff ties 25 cents at Price They offer a prompt expert and polite and Alice Spears Bank building are making good pro- ¬ Cos service and their shop is as cool as any Mr Thos B Talbott of the Ken- ¬ gress with the brick work and the bank in the city Hot or cold baths at any tucky Methodist is here from Louisville will soon have the handstimest banking tf houj STOCAND TURF NEWS on a visit to the family of W A John ¬ building in Paris It is worth your while to call and in Sale and Traii iiVr Of Stock Crop Etc son of Third street James Brown of this city who went TurX Notet spect the new line of rugs jnst opened Miss Hattie Middox a charming to Alaska some months ago arrived f tf Patterson of Lexington young lady who has been visiting Miss by J T Hinton Jewell Friday night He came from have sold the government 800 cavalry Lucy Keller returned yesterday to her home Raceland Jersey butter for above Skagway and reports the Bour¬ horses home in Louisyille bon boys in Alaska in good health and John E Madden has sold his famous Misses Cleora Bright Brooks of sale by Newton Mitchell doing well horse Plaudit to Sydney Paget of New Winchester and Miss Belle Taylor New line of lace curtains at J T Judy of Millersburg are guests of Miss Hintons Fields colored caught five Qork for 25000 Will tf immense turtles out of the Ferguson T Hughes of Fayette has sold a Jennie Kate Purnell J pond on the Georgetown pike last fine saddle orse to August Belmont Mrs John Feeney and son Paul Important Change on The Frankfurt 0 Cincinnati Two New Trains week One of them weighed twenty- - the New York millionaire for 500 are visiting relatives in Richmond Mr seven pounds and another one weighed No 2 train will leave at d30 a m Turney Bros colt Capt Feeney spent Sunday with them refund ¬ over twenty and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m by Candlemas Landlady ing yesterday morning Sigfbee No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives Misses Saie May Anderson of The News force extends thanks to won a 500 purse at Biighton Beach Georgetown and Virginia Chenault of at Frankfort at 810 p ra Mr Frank Bedford of Elizabeth one Friday No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m of the cleverest farmers in the county John Lyles fast pacer Earlmont Mt Sterling are trnests of Mrs Robt arrives at 840 for a basket of delicious early peaches 2091 won the 210 pace last week at Fergnscu near this city No 5 leaves Fraukfort at 1 15 p m They are the finest that have been Columbus Ohio Split Silk formerly Mrs D D Dunn of Columbus bronght to Paris this season E Clay won second money Ohio formerly Miss Lula Hall of this and arrives at 4 p m owned by No 8 leaving at 430 will connect in her race city arrived Saturday to visit the fatni Dr F L Lapsley will go to Midway Q C fast limited at GeorgeThe Richmond Register reports the ly of Mr G W Davis on High Street with the Thursday to read a paper before the town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p Mr and Mrs W O Hinton will meeeing of the Kentucky Mikland Med- purchase by Covington Arnold Co of m This is a very desirable arrange ¬ ical Society on Summer Diarrhoea In 12000 bushels of this years wheat crop leave to day for a trip to Chicago and ment for persons going to Cincinnati or Dr Lapsley was elected from John D Harris at sixty cents to will probably visit Petoskey Sault Ste points north east and west of that city Children Marie and Mackinac before returning Vice President of the Society at its last be delivered July 15th C No 1 will connect with the Q Martin Doyles race horse Eddie home meeting fast train south and No 5 connects at Miss Kate Alexander was the guest Burke won a selling race Thnrsday at C local pasGeorgetown with the Q The News is requested to announce Latouia in the fast time of 140 and of Miss Katie Lucas in Lexington the senger from the south that the Helpers Band of the Clmton was run up 250 over his selling price latter part of last week and attended yille Presbyterian Church will give a A new freah line of lawn chairs and Mr Doyle retained the horse by bidding the L A C bail at the Merrick Lodge oennv rjartv Thursday night at the building 1 benches jast received at J T Hintons the customary home of W W Haley Refreshments Mrs Lou Palmer who has been The first hot uicht you enj y one will will be served and the admission will Dont use any other but Purity visiting in Lexington and attending the¬ easily renav you for your outlav tf be fifteen cents Chautauqua has returned home accomflour from Paris Milling Co tell panied by Mrs Carrie Rogers of Fort Dont forget the public sale of all machinery in the Tarr Planing Mill on your grocer you want no other Scott Kansas Miss Nellie Howe of Cincinnati Thursday July 14th at eleven oclock All grocers keep it who has been haying a delightful visit a m It will be offered separately and SCINTILLATIONS as a whole to the highest bidder Terms with Mrs Ben Hutchcraft aud Mrs J T Hinton Jr left yesterday for a visit will be made to suit purchaser hond An Interesting Jumble Of News And to friends in Flemiugsburg with approved security required before Comment machinery is removed It The Misses Pendleton of WinchesAt Nicholasville a folding bed closed Postmaster Bosley wishes to an- up with M Masteis and bioke his collar ter who recently visited the Misses Mann in this city have invited some nounce that all letters bearing internal bone recuperating at Estill Springs Mr Roy Kern of Mt Sterling is visiting relatives near the city Miss Alice Howell of Carlisle is the guest of Miss Lucy Johnson Mrs Anna Hart is at home from a visit to relatives in Millersburg Maggie Mrs J M Hall and Mrs Waller were in Lexington yesterday Miss Lizzie Ashurst has rsturned from c visit to friends in Lexington Miss Ella Mitchell and mere Edna Turney have returned fioui Olympian Springs Miss Annie Riddell of Irvine is the guest of Miss Ida Friend of Mt Airy avenue Col George Edgar of Tuscaloosa is the guest of his daughter Mrs J T Vansant Mr Z T Rice of Richmond was the guest of brother Mr A T Rice Sunday Mis Sue Graves of Georgetown is the guest of her sister Mrs H H Roberts Dr Harry Blanton of tiichmond is a guest at Mr E M- - Dicksons o Tnird street Miss Inez Sr odgrass of Cynthiana is the guest of Mrs Joe Williams on Convent Heights Miss Nannie Clay will leave the latter part of the week for a visit to friends at Clarion Pa Messrs Walter Kenney and Chas McMillan attended the L A C dance in Lexington Friday night Messrs Sam Woodford and Duncan Taylor have returned from Chickamau ga and Lookout Mountain Miss Leila Johnson visited her sis ters Mrs Lida Conway and MihS Sue Johnson in Richmond Sunday music was furnished by the same ex cellent orchestra which was at the Springs last year A party of nineteen Winchester people went over for the ball and there were gnebts present from all the surrounding cities Miss Etta Quisencerry has returned from a visit in Fayette Mrs Richard Trabue of Louisville is the guest of Mrs Mary Webb An impromptu dance will be given at Odd Fellows hall Friday ught Mrs C M Thomas is ill at Mr E K Thomas near North Middletown Rev E H Burnam and son Dr J M Burnam of Richmond are guests of Mr and Mr6 Chas Stephens The Parisians who went on the Kentucky Press Association trip to Coj Mackinac have all returned Craddock arrived home Wednesday after having spent three hours at Macki ¬ nac finding it too cold for him G N Parris arrived home Thursday night and The News representative came home Friday night from a side trip to Cleveland Mr and Mrs J L Bosley arrived Sunday from a side trip to Niagara BIRTHS MUSLIN UNDER WE All Gowns from joe to 165 Skirts from joe to 22 j At special low prices sale 6o doz Ladies Cotton Ribbed Vests low neck no sleeves Silk Taped a regular 2jc Vest You can have them as long as they last 2 for 2j cts FOR QUICK SALES We will place on Drawers from 25c to 150 Chemises from 2jc to 100 Corset covers from 20c to 75c All garments made on lock stitch machines made of best muslins and extra full sizes at joe suit shirt and drawers Clothing and Furnishing stores will ask you 100 a suit for the same articie Also a full line of socks shirts neckwear etc Come and see our large stock Will save you from 25 to o per cent on every article bought of us all GENTS TAKE NOTICE 40 doz Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers C3r xjajii TUOKER 529 Main St Paris Ky The Advent Of Otfr Future Women Men And COlOllS Great Sacrifice Sale Everything in Our Store will be offered regardless of Cost for the next 30 days and w mention just a few of the Bargains 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3ic per yd Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd Domestic Organdie Lawn best qualit7 10c per yd 36 iij Sea Near this city Sunday night to the wife of J K Spears formerly Miss Drusie Bedford a daughter At Centerville Sunday to the wife of Jerry P Sullivan nee Dundon of Millersburg a fine daughter Genuine French Organdie Lawns 18c per yd Island Percales only SJc per yd Always ask for Paris Milling White Duck Skirts full width for 50c Cos Purity flour All grocers Our finest Taped Ladies Bleached Vests keep it Insist on having Purity Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10j every time Kegular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c CJueen Crescent Low Kates We could give you columns of Bargains like these but space for- ¬ National Laundrymens Association bids and we onl1 ask you to call and get our prices before purchasing lc Cincinnati O September 189S 12 to 14th elsewhere Handsome Picture given with S5 purchase ¬ Supreme Council 33d Degree of the ncient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincin- ¬ nati O September 19 to 22 1898 To Cure A Cold J D CONDON IMPORTED SDITHGS AHD TROUSERINGS In One Day Tab- ¬ lets Take Laxative Bromo Qninme WE HATE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID STOOK OP FOE SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Centre 1 Kentucky quality arkd style are considered We ask you to give ub a call whea ¬ JFJTVJC M13TIOTTA VT T TT0R S E TIPTON Cutter two-year-o- ld J J Winters Co of this city have en¬ gaged the services of an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday of each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfaction Call in and have your eyes tested free 6t charsre Next visit will be Thursday July 14 1898 A ¬ ¬ rtAFTER A REFRESHING BATH on a sultry day the prospect of putting on such exquisitely laun ¬ dered linen white and faultless in finish is a pleasure to the man that has his shirts collars and cufls done up at our laundry Our aim is to please our patrons and we spare no pains to do it as we want the patronage of every man in Paris -- - ¬ ¬ -- y CUPYMMT IfiO l1WJMbC The Boar boil Steam Laundry W M HINTOX JR BRO Proprietors ¬ Telephone No 4 TEETH EXTRACTED NO GAS WITHOUT PAH NO COOANE ¬ revenue stamps instead of the regular The Cincinnati Southern road will Paris friends to attend a dance at their letter stamps will be held until the ad shortly restore a cut in the wages made hointi next Tuesday evening ¬ IBWIISTBiTBBS NOTICE dressees can be notified and sends the in 1893 ¬ Mr R S Porter a well known resi- - city who has a position on regular stamps to have the letters forA thirty one pound cat fish was dent of this warded Six letters with internal reve- canght out of the Kentucky river last Munseis Magazine in New York ar- ¬ rived here Saturday for a visit to his nue stamps on them were mailed at the week at Valley View Put the Claude Chambers of Mercer has parents Mr and Mrs Robt Ransdall Paris postoffice yesterday regular stamps on your letters if you do caught 10870 minnows in Kentucky and is being warmly greeted by hits j ¬ ShoeFor Gentlemen FOR SALE AT - The best is always the cheapest not wish them delayed School News The third examinations for white county school teachers will be held on July 15th and 16th inst at the court- ¬ house beginning at 830 a m That for colored teachers will be held on the 22d and 23d at the same place rHr rl r4 rr4 a lieu luacu oclo nfT T Hintons - Prifes the lowest -- tf patterns the newest many friends river sinee Februrary 10th which he Misses Frances and Bettie Brent has sold for 50 Johnson of Third street entertained a number of friends Saturday afternoon Read J T Hintons display adver- - and evening in honor of their euests tisement It is money in your pocket Misses Josephne Engleman and Alice bee page four tf Yan Meter of Danville and Nannie Howell of Carlisle Thy hours were Deering binder twine machine from five to seven and from eight to - A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catepboric treatment for painless filling Set of teeth Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns S Clays Shoe Store Opposite Deposit Bank 00 All persons knowing themselves in¬ debted to the lafeD Miller deceas- ¬ ed will please settle with the under ¬ signed at once Those holding claims--againssaid decedent will present them proven as required by law to H G Howard attorney S LILLESTON 4t t - If 00 50 cts up I Admr D Miller Decd 00 50 SCHOOL NOTICE The next session of my school will gin the first Mon lay in September be¬ Painless extraction 500 cts up J Hours H ADAIR 11 Paris Ky -- S irn jjlavcj 1LT a wrw juu emnin ViArrrt occu 4iuuoc j w --- -- -J oil and all repairs for niaCUineTy at the Deering J tehQ 331 Main St the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Wrights Celery Tea cures sick headaches 23c Wrights Celery Tea regulates R B HUTOHCRAFTS iv ft li- e was a moat delightful event and quite a large crowd was in attendance Thel - Uje tfj W L YERKES opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Tephone 79 at uiuggists constipation H 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JULY 1881 12 1898 MM THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER I auors and UffBM SONG OF THE WHIPPOORWILL When the evening shadows gather Oer the woodland dark and sray When the bLd have ceased their singing At the closing- of the day From the shadow of the forest From the valley and the hill Comes a- song of sweetest music Comes the song of whippoorwill - - And my thoughts it carries backward To the pages of the past To the days of happy childhood Days too fair and bright to last When the world was song- and sunshine Not a cloud to mar the way 2ot a thought of care or sorrow Life a long and peaceful day Through the mists of years arises Faces of the loved and dead And the heart thrills with the fancies Of the days forever sped Youthful dreams and youthful visions Throng around me as of yore Memories that fondly linger Over days to come no more - oer the meadows With her beauty smiles and tears Then my thoughts are carried backward Oer the long and weary years And at evening when the shadows Gather over vale and hill Then I listen to the singing Singing- of the whippoorwill W G Park in Good Housekeeping So when spring comes - What a Drummer Saw and Thought fty Fi y sat behind two boys who were trying- to impress me and everyone ele in the smoking ear L - COMING on the train from Uone with the fact that they were men of the world and fairly desperate char ¬ acters They were between 13 and 20 1 should judge and this age under proper con- ¬ ditions represents the full bloom of liniateur deviltry and foolishness These boys were not from the country They were from Koneville and they affected that superior manner and easy knowledge of the world which come from a long lesidenee in town From the moment they came into in e car and fell into their seats with smiling- abandon thev were acting Thev wanted everyone to know that they were experienced and reckless young men to whom a journey by railroad was Perhaps they an everyday incident deceived each other but they didnt de ceive anyone else Their acting- was too labored Say Ed have you another cigar there in your pocket Whats the cliff if I have Aint you goin to set em up to a smoke Why the dickens didnt von buv some cigaors before we started You might know we Cant get no g ood cigars over at Ransom They dont keep any kind over there but them regular stogies ¬ ¬ - ate Dont think because you worry your mother that you are really bad There are thousands of young men in this country who wear their hats pulled forward and their cigars pointed up the same as you ha e them and they have the same kind of toothpick shoes and speckled neckties and they use the cur ¬ rent slang- just as awkwardly as ou do and are just as far behind on the popular songs Because you drank two glasses of beer irght before last and then sang- A Hot Time in the Old Town through the principal streets thats no sign that you are a person of any im ¬ portance Dont hold your shoulders in that position vthen you walk titul please dont swagger Its a great ef-¬ fort for vou to be tough and it annovs other people 1 hope that no one will take it hat 1 am rapping the small town 1 was born and reared in a small town and nearly all of my friends live in the small towns All that 1 wish to do is to call attention to one of the features ortown life It may be remembered thai two weeks ago I wrote something about the girls in the small towns Thesn girls as a rule are lovely and well behaved Of course there arc a few of the feather-headed variety who want to flirt with every stranger who comes into town but most of them are essential ¬ ly all right and the only fault that T have to find with them is that some ¬ times they endure the society of the weird young men with the loud voiecs and the hats over their eyes Tt k rea ¬ sonable to suppose that the girls are hard up for company and have to take the best they can get Fortunately for the public good the bad young man in the small town usual ly calms down after a certain period Occasionally it is matrimony thai takes the kinks out of him or it may be that he simply outgrows his foolishness 1 should say that the trouble usually be gins when the boy first gets out at night For this reason many parents say that children should neve be per mitted to run at large after nightfall When a boy becomes larger than his father and is earning u salary nn his own account however the parental authority weakens Tlv boy begins to carry pale cigars in his upper vest pocket and then he learns to wal- - and very soon he ceases to explain what is keeping him out at night The sense of liberty intoxicates him By constant association with other callow young people who are attempting to acquire all the manly vices he picks up in a superficial and secondhand way the -- say My dear boy dont be so desper ¬ STEALING INVENTIONS TTiere Is Some Difference Between Idea and Important One InventioH--a- n rh t M H DAILEY jmpH7 V -- ¬ - who merely suggests the desirability of a certain accomplishment Regard- ¬ less of who first conceives of the desira- ¬ beaux and still have more than her just share left Dont you think she is very ordinary looking ¬ She isnt beautiful but sav she has a glorious way of telling a fellow that hes just the greatest little man on earth You cant help thinking a- hoxeful conception of a possibility she really means every word of that it The invention is the possibility reduced Chicago Daily Xews lanj men have ideas which tc form Department Store Patriotism are mere visions and which never can If my men go off to war be given form by anj body other men I will pay them all galore have ideas which they would be incapa And with patriotic tears his eyes were swimmin ble of reducing to form themselves but But his men with hems and haws could be reduced to form by which Never started off because others if the idea was disclosed The More than ninety nine per cent of them were women mere hint or idea is of no benefit to the which the Judge public and is not the thing The useful in- ¬ law seeks to reward A GEXTIiE HIXT TAKEN is the thing which is iccognized vention It is quite common when a meri- ¬ torious inventor has got his patenit to MM -He stole hear numerous men say that from me when the fact was there was nothing to steal no indention but merely an idea The law rewards him who ac- ¬ complishes something instead of him ¬ - Her Popularity Too Eloquent uy Far a convention of mechanical engineers I cant see why that Perkley girl is Counsel for the defense had pleaded by James W See Some of his other so popular with elo- ¬ the fellows and could with talk on patents and invention which dispense with at least half She dozen quencesuch earnest of hispathetic who a client on behalf and lawyers appealed to manufacturers rather than inventors were valuable but need not be reproduced here Ideas can be stolen from the originator said Mr See but there is no excuse for inventions being stolen An idea is not an invention but is merely Interest and instruct many readers of this page were made a few days ago at Some remarks that cannot fail to HHS rl GsmiI jfflUl fell Tri - ri m w n I A 1 VJ L1U1LJU k J i 1 1X Vm1 11 JM ma l 1MT ul 9rfiiSV bi K -l 1 H to LXiyLA-FM I 11 I I ifrt f rr7 pI TO t it Aiiyf5 r Jrm nz7rmmi 402 MAIN --Over Deposit Bank ST 8 PAHIfc H Office hours to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m stood charged with pocket picking that the audience was moved to tears Office over G S Vardeii and the prisoner himself was rubbing his eyes with a silk handkerchief At that moment the barrister happening Office Hours 8 to 12 a m to glance in his direction suddenly stopped in his speech and exclaimed Why the rascal is using my handker- ¬ chief I Tit Bits H A SMITH DS3STTIST1 Co to 5p m J R ADAIR Phone 79 Paris Ky d Xo me She Knew she said you dont really love No 3 Dental Surgeon Broadway to 12 ¬ J Yes I swear I do he protested love ycu with all my soul I would ask you io be my wife to merrow if I were U iKrn -- ar Wfcfe ¬ ¬ ¬ V vention followed by occasional and half hearted attempts to reduce the thing to the form of an invention will not prevail against the meritorious in- ¬ ventor who though later to conceive the idea or even borrow it is the first to reach the goal of practical accom- ¬ plishment which benefits the world But if an inventor has gone further than the idea and has developed it into an invention then the only way he can lose his rights 5s to keep it secret so that he cannot prove that he had auy rights The originator of an invention who has reduced it to an actual useful invention and can prove that fact can- ¬ not be deprived of his rights A com- ¬ peting inventor may meet him in the patent office witii an application or the competing invent or may actually get his patent before the mieritorious inventor has applied for his patent but if the facts are susceptible of proof the meri torous inventor afiter proper interfer ence proceedings will be adjudged his rights and will get his patent and the patent cf his competitor will be prac- ¬ X V Tribune tically void ¬ bility of an invention he who actually makes the invention first is the one entitled to a reward The idea of an in- ¬ ¬ was the quick response Rockland SM1T11 SHOP FOB SALE Star MeJ DESIRE to sell my house and ot ManaKiug a Hoy with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ Mrs Springs How careful your litbalI will sell for tle boy is of his health My boj is con ¬ ville Ky twelve months half cash ance in For further Dolly left alone with visitor for a stantly running out in all sorts of particulars address or call on few minutes Ive got a money box or overshoes BEN J F SHARON but Were not allowed to ask for pen weather without overcoat How do you no matter what I say 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky hies Moonshine in anna ge Payment Desired Mrs Briggs When my boy catohea IKTC3- - 3 The world owes us all a living cold I give him cod Jiver oil X- - Y In this Im a firm believer Weekly- But my own situation leads me to ask The appointment of a receiver The War Proposal Brooklyn Life ¬ Furniture Pa Prohahly Tauslit Her Cloths Carpets Mattresses A little girl who attends a Maine Etc public school has quite an idea of nobility as Avas evidenced by her reply to her teacher The class had been Special attention given to Undertak reading about the kings family The ing and Repairing teacher wishing to inculcate the cor- ¬ Main Street - - - - Paris Ky rect idea of royal descent said Xow children if the king and queen had a -HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACR son vhat would he be The Jack ¬ when a man is really in love he doesnt stop to consider whether he can afford to marry or not Cleveland Leader properly situated But his plea was useless She had studied human nature and knew that Office Hour 6p m a m and 1 3dc tf t GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Window Shades Oil ¬ I SFJR 898 TREES Patient Doctor 500 is too much to pay for a little surgical operation like that Doctor But think of the responsibility Suppose I had made a slip and caused your death what then Patient You would have charged the estate 1000 I suppose Harlem Life Financial Side of Surgery See in the ranks one happy maz- It is not hard to find him She has just answered she would The girl he left behind him Chicago Record PLANTS VINES ¬ HIS FIRST AVAS It The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every- ¬ Lawn No Aeents Strawberry and general nnrsery cat-¬ alogue on application to thing for Orchard Garden Telephone H F HILLENMExER Lexington Ky 279 ALVA CRAWFORD spaniseTmoney itch An m b lwr Oh up It-- rals Te a sport- and set em - It-- it These introductory remarks were made in tones which aroued everyone in the car An old time traveling1 man MEN OF THE WOKLD across the aisle from me had his head down onjiis grip and was trying- to vocabulary and the mannerism of the catch a little sleep when the two be- ¬ flashy element in the city He Ims a gan He opened his eyes slowly and sudden ambition to wear rakish aud ishook his head sporty garments and talk slang His Two more of those train robbers close friends encourage him and he he murmured comes to believe is actually Before the train started the two des- ¬ wicked For some that hehe is reason yirense peradoes made several allusions to some Jy gratified to know that he is Avicked experience of the night- before They so he puts himself on exhibition at all made frequent use of the word beer in order to let it be known that they hours of the day and night lest some one should suspect him of being tame Avere confirmed drinkers ami also they garnished their loud talk with clumy and unsophisticated Until he recovers from the delusions of this Smart Alec swearing There are several kinds of profanity period there is no living with him He He and some of it is not only endurable ks not susceptible to argument knows more than all the colleges and but actually enjoyable if you can dis ¬ regard the question of morality A faculties put together The two boys on the train were suf commander urging his soldiers in the madness of batri is not generally fering from Smart Aleckism in its blamed if lie swears a little A cowbov worst form ZIy heart bled for hem handling a broncho a boss canvasman They were too old to be spanked and directing a cireir- - gang an impatient not old enough to be guided by the man milking a cow in flytime a freight light of reason Their chief joy in life brakeman who misses a coupling- or a seemed to be that they were on speak bike rider who smashes his wheel ten ing terms with the brakeman J won miles from a repair shop may let out a dered if had ever been as tough as string of expletives that are simply pic ¬ they were and as happy in the knowl turesque in variety and intensity I edge of my toughness 1 hope not The Drummer in Chicago llecord dont say that these men are justified in giving vent to their feelings but J do Old ihsau Hall say that sometimes it is worth going 3 750 Ju one year before the death of miles to hear them But 1 abhor the swearing of the young Jov Jonathan Belcher that dignitarv man who does not know how to swear presented hi library to Brincetou colgvatitude the lie doe not swear by impulse or from lege In requested for they gift the trustees might be that habit He has to struggle to accom- ¬ allowed to give his name to the low plish anything and he is half ashamed building then cf himself a t the time Under such cir- ¬ venerable so many years being erected which for has housed the cumstances profanity becomes an ap faculty and students of this ancient palling wickedness even to the most seat of learning His excellency dehardened rounder Vive As I sat behind those two boys and clined the proffered distinction governor requested that it should be listened to their noisy discussion of The named to express the late orgies and their painful efforts to tain to quote his wordshonor we re In this reimpress us with their worldliness it oc mote part of The globe to the immortal curred to me that- it would lw a aood memory of the gloriou- - King William idea to take those two bovs out and III who was a branch of the illustrious have them photographed iirtheir sum- ¬ house of Nassau and who mer suits vith the flashy white felt was the great deliverer of under Gou the hats and rainbow cravats and after nation from those two monstrousBritish furies that let them talk for about 30 minutes popery and slavery And so it was into a phonograph that the trustees decided that the Twenty years from now after they collegiate building in all time new to have become seedy and hard headed come should be called Nassau Hall married men with growing children of Story of An Old Farm their own it would give them cause for reflection if they could take out these Cheerful SU of Ilfe photographs and study them and then Prosperity wa never won by the hand listen to their ovn conversation in the or tongue of a pe simist look aloft and phonograph No doubt they would ex- keep the cheerful side of hfe in view A What spectacular bladders we man who goes about with his head cast claim must have been down and eyes on the ground mav nick The two boys on the train were fair f up maiy a nickel now and then a old y good types L have seeuthe same piece and perhaps some day a bank kind Of young- man in every small town note but he misses the great blue sky Sometimes my sense of humanity above the great gceeoJbeauteous earth moves Tine to appeal to the young man beneath him and the sunlight in tiie air I feel as if I ought to go up tohim and Petroit Free Press - Well Qualified Examiner Want to enlist as nurse to Cuba eh Had any experience with the Capt Bullock in his Secret Service of the Confederate States tells of the sick and wounded Fair Applicant Have I Well now freeing of the confederate ram Stone- ¬ wall from the complications attendant Ive four brothers everyone of em a pa shaves himself with a on her release from the French ship- scorcher and safety razor Town Topics yard where she was built how she was watched by the agents of tlhe federal In the Art Gallery folgovernment how she was again Xephew Jack of Xew York That lowed to Denmark whither she went uncle is Xapoleon Bonaparte the man under the Danish flag how she was whom the duke of Wellington got the ngain followed to Ferrol Spain by the best of Uncle Porkenlard of Chicago Darn United States ships Niagara and Sac raznento how she eluded them and them foreign noblemen anyway how much did he lend him Puck sailed for the United States with tlhe intention of attacking the federal ships Where It Draws the Line being then the most formidable ironh a cycle is strong and will caper along in This Country ¬ Instance Which Shows Its Prcvslenee Dnrinjy the Civil War - Quite Exempt said the doctor as I understand your arguments you think if we didnt have any microbes we wouldnt have any sickness X didnt say exactly that doctor replied the caller you know we would still have the doctors Yonkers Statesman IVot Well then CARL CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS Mm rw ¬ mimdi Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts i OHN CONNELLY Rusty Ruler been doin anodder feller Grimes Why he fell in Weary Walks Say Grimes what He looks like was crossin a JFXaOJVEIBJESESj PARIS KENTUCKY SV M stream down the road yesterday Boston Herald A an1 ¬ Work guaranceed satisfactory Calls Your work ia promptly answered solicited Prices reasoaable In early marriages T believe There is always excuse for foily in youth But for later ones I san only grieve And this is my reason to tell the truth Up to Date Bachelor Cynic S DR CALDWELLS CURES INDIGESTION P PiEPSfll RY i ¬ clad affoat 18G5 - When the Stonewall under command of Capt Page reached Havana in Page learned of Lees surrender and the capture of Jefferson Davis Capt Page opened negotiations with the Spanish authorities for the surrender of the ship if they would ad vance the money to pay the crew After five minutes conversation the captain general asked what sum was required May ¬ Bet you cant carry much liquor and We try to keep it so replied the ride it baker --I A V Bulletin And you succeed It is so light that LOST HALF TIIE FU it goes up in price a great deal easier than it ever goes down Washington -- 6Vith a three hundred pounder bestride it will bear a big load on most any old road wife Complimenting Him I must give you credit for having re markably light bread said the house ¬ ¬ FRANKFORT MCIfflTi 1 In Effect March 1SD7 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lvo Frankfort i30am StfHsini fcOOpm ¬ Star A ¬ - ¬ ¬ 10000 The captain gen- ¬ You had better make it eral said 100000 Capt Page replied that his orders were to make it 16000 The cap- ¬ tain general then turned to an offieia and bade him write a document and then turning- - again to Page said Shall we not make it 30000 But Page replied I Tige obeyed orders and accepted only 10000 film Arr ICllchorn Hungry Hoggarty after eating Arr Swilzer Lady Im one uv de Maine sufferers Arr Slam ping Ground Mrs Xewed Is it possible How did J rr jjii ai is Arr Jcorcctown Lve Georgetown you escape Hungry Hoggarty On a hog train Arr Newtown Arr CentrevjJle Why say yer cant git a drink in dat Arr Elizabeth state fer love cr money Lp to Date Arr Paris Saidso When I was so had a trained nurse Prohibition State 702am irillam 20pm 32pm S4Uam f10pm 720am 4l5pru 800am 4o0pin S12am 442pm S 22am 452pm 82tfam 458pni 70Snm 358pm 8pm Saved ilis Life Do you WEST BOUND 111 terriby I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - Ive Theyre Snitcher Husfness Stimulus smoked arf a box on em andaintbin Now the weather man is hapy yet Ally Sloper sick And rejoices in his lot For he reads the war dispatches The Alternative Then gets up and makes things hot Fate brings wUh strange malevolent Chicago Record craft One sorrow or another AND NOW HE IS SORRY You catch cold when youre in a draft you smother And when youre out Washington Star The Difference 111 Philanthropist Poor fellow you say you That your wife never comes to see the captain of the Paris sought to re- ¬ makes my blood boil Prisoner And it would make my assure his passengers on the last trip Piii from England he said with much non- ¬ blood freeze if she did lady ge in here murder yer know--Judchalance Under full headway the fer wife Paris can cut through 15 warships He Was the Ulan That was a slight exaggeration of Caller Can I see your typewriter a course but experience has proved more minutes than once that safety in a collision at few Business Man Shes engaged sir sea depends on the speed of the moving Thats all right sir Im the fellow body A steamer of 10000 tons dis N Y Truth placement traveling 20 knots an hour Hesardinyr His Masters j goes through an ordinary vessel like a gjje --Why cant a man serve two mas- hot knife through butter escaping Peck Henry That sad faced man withou a scratch Kansas City Jour ¬ fpr over there looks as though he had loved for bigatoy nal He Hed be arrested but lost Up to Date No NeeesmltT Henry Peck Mo He loved and won HUUU Tenrsck Hullo Henpeck Havent aj i it Boston Herald seoa you at the club lately Browne How can I get a Iargd hiil Por insomnia a elnfh wrnnn UUt uj j Henpeck NV My wifes Wv Vm soaiesmall ones MUg I ice culd water and la3racrossthe eyes Up to DateU C Harlem Life Towne Go to law j quite evident that the captain geueral was attempting to get the con ¬ federate naval officer to ask for 100 000 when he needed only 10000 the dif- ¬ ference to be divided AVhen the con- ¬ federate officer refused to accept more than the amount needed the captain general concluded that the American was a fool and charged up 100000 to the Spanish government and putS4 000 in his own pocket X Y World Speed In Collisions Cows used to throw trains off the track because the engineers in a panic blew down brakes and equalized chances In these latter days asserts an eastern writer a whole herd of cows could not harm a train If a thousand were to get in the way of a locomotive the engineer would pull her wide Dpen and go scooting through When It was Herdso life - think she saved vour Saidso I guess she did the doctoi quit in disgust Harlem Life ArrKI izabet h Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Eve Georgetown Early Suspicions He When did she begin to fear that he had married her for her money GEO B HA RPER C I BERCAW She Well 1 believe Genl Supt Humphrey How do you like the ole were first aroused whenher suspicisna Geul Pass Agt had to ee she Fkankfort Ky smokes blokes the minister Brooklyn Life rotters 1 1 Arr Duval l Arr Stamping Ground ArrSwitzer Arr Elkborn J20am 550pm ir2am 512pm btoa m r48pm 18am 558 pm MWUam 010pm 1040am tiTpm I0ojam 016pm 1110am 053pm J 125am 70 pm llnam 711pm Vji m 725pm 1 m msm s oi ei TIME TABLE m EAST BOUND T Ar Lexington Lv Lexington fvTnnkv111o - ll2am 850pm S0am Sinnm UIIUUII1 uuuttJII enn 1115am 8 10pm k WV J2f25pm fc50in Ar Washington 65jam i40pm Ar 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Pertilized with Manure Java The food value of cabbage is nol great but it forms an important article in the markets of the world as it is relished by all people in some of the forms in which it is used It is a whoLe some vegetable and as a basis foi various dishes is found on bills of fare everywhere It is a curious fact that this the most easily grown vegetable plant is less used in the country that in the towns It is probable that a large majority of the farmers of this country do not produce as many cabbages as could be used in their own families and a great many of them do not pretend to try to supply themselves preferring to buy what is consumed in the family Cabbage will mature on any good corn land but to make large heads it should be liber ally fertilized with fine manure which lias been worked into the soil before planting and it responds quieklj tc top dressings after growth has begun Late cabbage may be transplanted ai any time before July 4 and make a fuK ciop 2sTo particular care is necessarj in transplanting it except to have the soil fine and in good condition Make z hole with a pointed stick to set the plan in and set it down to the first leaves pressing the soil firmly about the roots It is useless lo water it as it will grow without and even in the hottest weathe will soon recover and start into growth Cultivate as often as possible during the hot weather and when the cool nights come it will begin to make heads When the worms appear sprinkle a little Per sian insect powder over the heads from a powder gun or an ordinary pepper bos and they will not last long If extra heads are desired cover the soil with an inch of fine manure just before fall rains may be expected and the leachings from this will push growth and make the heads large and solid ¬ ¬ ¬ A TRAVELLERS TESTIMONY What He Carried oh the Cars To Take when Travelling Every traveller knows that continuous journeying on the railroad is very apt to derange the system in some way In spite of springs and soft seats there is a continuous jar and vibration which acts upon the nervous system and produces results varying somewhat according to the strength of the traveller or his predisposi- ¬ tion to some specific ailment The most common consequence of continuous car riding is constipation And this condition invariably produces headache and tends to biliousness J J Converse St Louis Mo found a way to avoid the evil effects of constipation to which he was subject when travelling He carried with him the pill that will cure constipation and all its sequent sufferings This is what he says Travelling on the cars tends to constipation with me but by using Dr J C Ayers Pills moderately my bowels are kept in healthy action They also prevent headache J J Converse St Louis Mo Dr Ayers Pills are good for constipation under all circumstances and conditions They have cured long standing cases after every other medicine had failed Rev ¬ ¬ REPAIRING OF ROADS How This Important Work Is Carried On in Scotland mill Other Foreign GonntricH be as wealthy a coiimtry as the state of New York but everywhere through this romantic hilly country the roads were a joy to everyone who had the pleasant experience of traveling over them and knows how muehUhey add to the ideal- ¬ ity and beauty of the country How do they get these results you inquire In the first place no farmer is allowed to work on the road He spends his time to better advantage taking care of his farm In the next place no dirt is put on the road but dirt is taken off the read In the next place not a loot of road is built or repaired un- ¬ der irresponsible management every mile of the road being under thecontrol of an inspector orengineer as we would call him in this country The keeping of roads is let- by con- - recent address before the Ilion board of trade Hon Robert MacKinnon gave an account of what he had observed abroad and particularly in Scotland in connection with the care and repair of roads lie said I rode a great many miles over and around the hills through this exceedingly interest ing country Scotland does not begin to In a N Y ¬ Recent developments in the Philippines jenti especial interest to all in- ¬ formation as to how other nations have solved the administrative problems that perhaps will soon confront ourselves Appreciation of this fact has caused Mr Robert P Skinner the United States consul at Marseilles to report and the state department to print an interview which he recently had with a Dutch official jus arrived after a long stay in Tava That island has a population al- ¬ most exactly like that of the Philip- ¬ pines They number some 15000000 and practically all of them are densely ignorant and full of caste and religious prejudices Yet Java has been a source of wealth and strength to Holland and the net annual revenue is about 14000 000 after pajing all expenses including the maintenance of an armj-- of 20000 men to repress piracy and brigandage There hae been occasional rebellions but none of them has involved any large part of the colony The effort of the government Is to educate anxl elevate these people without however outrag ¬ ¬ I was thinking about my lesson What book are you engaged in perusing at this time inquired the old gentleman Natural history Ah a very useful and interesting study It broadens the ideas and assists in taking the mind from the customary cares of life without the danger of demoralization which sometimes attends frivolous forms of diverHow far along have you proceeded the study of natural history now sion Yes sir ¬ in Francis B Harlowe of Atlanta Ga fur ¬ nishes a case in point He writes For some years past I was subject to constipation from which I suffered in- ¬ creasing inconvenience in spite of the use of medicines of various kinds until some months ago when 1 began taking Dr J C Ayers Pills They have entirely corrected the costive habit and vastly Im learning about amphibious animals ¬ ing their racial instincts To this end tains the native sultans and chiefs are re¬ And a highly interesting branch of the Can you name an amanimal kingdom phibious animal one with which we are all familiar And Mr Blykins folded his hands before him and gazed at his son with a look of wise expectancy I think so Is man an animal In the scientific sense yes And an amphibious animal is one that consumes both air and water Yes Then a man is one If he werent what would be the use of having any soda foun- ¬ Washington Star tained supplied with a gorgeous re- ¬ tinue and surrounded with at least the Insignia of power By securing these little monarchs on otherwise precarious thrones the paternal hand obtains in return faithful subserviency and the inconspicuous but all powerful master oi the situation rules and at the same time sows the seeds of education and ¬ Those people who are anxious to dive into the mysteries of freemasonry are recom- ¬ mended to become initiated into the famous order and not to do as a callow youth is said to have done recently Anxious to learn With a Trowel improved my general health Rev Fkahcis B Hakxowe Atlanta Ga Constipation is perhaps the most seri- ¬ ous physical evil of to day It is like the Octopus that grapples its victim and fastens its tentacles on trunk and limbs one after another until at last incapable of longer resistance the helpless being succumbs io his frightful foe Constipation is the beginning of many of the most murderous maladies the clogged system becoming charged with poisons that affect the liver and kidneys and prostrate the entire being mentally morally and physically Dr Ayers Pills will cure constipation If you doubt it send for Dr Ayers Cnrebook free containing the testimony of those cured by this remedy Address J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass ¬ what are the responsibilities and duties attaching to membership he purchased a book entitled Masonry Dams He is still in the dark about the nature of a freemasons oath but he ought to know a good deal about obstructing the flow of water Moonshine ¬ ¬ MrXj Rill A Beautiful reform For this policy the only alternative is slow extermination after the Spanish A STARTLED MOTHER ¬ Farmers Voice From the Freeport 111 Bulletin We Dutchmen in Jiva said fashion While her home Mm the consuls informant move like a William busy at workofinTaylor and HanShay corner drop of oil very very slowly but all cock Avenues Freeport 111 was startled the time and by and by when some- by hearing a noise just behind her lurmng thing is accomplished ithas come about q u so gradually that nobody knows how it sheickly saw ¬ Present ¬ J REQUIRES NO COOKING JSKES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AID KCE happened HOUSE GROWN PLANTS How to itid Them of Insects by Means of Thorough Spraying vith ToIucco Siuolce AN IDkAL ROAD Lancaster Pike Between Philadelphia and Lancaster Pa tract at a public letting The inspector advertises for bids on so many miles of flr road The roads are called by names such as the Little Palls road the Herki ¬ mer road or the llion road and every bidder of course knows which road he is bidding on Every mile or so along these roads there is a little square place made in the fields adjoining and open to the road about 15 b3 20 feet and when the crops are all taken in and the ground will allow it the contractor goes into the fields with a single horse and The amateur horticulturist would have a comparatively easy art to pursue were it not for the innumerable inject pests which are sure to infect house grown plants unless they are most care fully tendpd Ihe remedies that have been suggested for the avoidance of these insect pests are numerous but none is so effective or convenient of application as the occasional fumigation of the plants with tobacco smoke An ingenious contrivance that makes this remedy still more effective is shown in the illustration As will be seen it is an arrangement consisting of a pipe bowl with a shortened stem to which is affixed an india rubber ball The stem of the pipe is open at the uppei ¬ ¬ creeping we support a large native police force toward her her and Ave rule by the hands and mouths f of the natives but all the time wo have daughour own people on guard and no im- ter Beaportant move is made without our con trice The sent Thus the people and their chiefs are contented and happy and we keep moved over the them so by maintaining a condition floor with more favorable than they could hope to an e f f ii f maintain themselves We encourage a snrfem e d r8 iav Was SarWed e healthy morale by permitting native filled with joy at finding her mother The and European soldiery to marry and live rest of the happening is best told in the said together in families and we never send mothers own words She1896 while in the On the 28th of Sept a Dutch official to the colonies unless he bloom of health Beatrice was suddenly and 1s endowed with qualities likely to imseverely afflicted with spinal meningitis prove the condition of things All our Strong and vigorous before in five weeks she from a paraofficials must work and work hard The lytic became feeble and suffered head back to stroke which twisted her profitable side of the account is trace- the side and made it impossible for her to able to the operations of the Nether move a limb Her speech however was not lands Trading company which is only affected the We called in our family doctor most experienced and successful one of another name for the Dutch govern practitioners in the city He considered our-3ear-old We pay the native priests JT WHEN FIRST BOUGHTHEW FREE for a Few months to all users of the I WM celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron I M Brand To induce you to try this brand of WffiJM ¬ ¬ ¬ omy are true the makers have had prepared WET at great expense a series of four JUCHBlNGERBROSCoJ fiftE0KUIU0mfRWTpAVEHjl0KHafl W VtXWKk ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STABCU I I I imSZA YOM starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and econ¬ ¬ child V 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 suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in The subjects are the manner specified American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Snipe English Quail The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Each ment government The government operates as a planter and merchant and its immense net income is the product of legitimate toil and enterprise and not of burdensome taxation Is anything here detailed beyond the capacity of N Y Times Americans ufactures and sells on lands held by the tle Beatrice ¬ This company plamts ciops man Before long was compelled to wear a plaster paris jacket Prominent physicians were consulted electric batteries were applied but no benefit was noticed until we tried the case a very grave one lit- ¬ 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 Get Them All purchasers of three 10 cent or six Scent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re ceJTefrom their grocer ono of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not bo sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer I do not remember in all Scotland or England of seeing a farm conveyance drawn by more than one horse One horse there draws more than two horses 3iere because of the condition of the roads The contractor picks up all the cobble stones and loose stones in the field and carries them to his square When the spring comes they in--los- cart road metal In the meantime in the spring of the year they see that the gut 1ers at the side of the road are kept open that- the water is properly drawn off that the weeds are kept cut down and mud if any collects on the road is seraped off When the rainy or wet teason comes in thefall of the year then the road metal is drawn in a one horse wagon and put carefully on the road in places where it is needed and it is grad ¬ ually worn into position 03 the travel on the road so that when the following spring comes it is worn into position and is as smooth as a floor They are however improving orpthis system and theytcarefully save the dirt which wears away from the stone upon the road and put it in piles and then in the fall they put the broken stone on and cover it with this loose dirt and run a roller over it and put it in place which very materially expedites the repairing of the roads Ail the stone that I saw used upon the roads seemed to be a lime stone something off the character used in the village of Mohawk and I am con ¬ vinced that rt is much easier to keep a smooth and perfect surface out of lime- ¬ stone than from the stone around Little Falls This stone however I think wears somewhat longer than the lime- stone does I think sometimes that ai little mixture of our hard gneiss rock and the limestone would make a much better road than by simply using our rock alone We have in this example of theeare of foreign roads the very opposite prin ¬ ciple from that adopted and in vogue in the state of New York Our system re¬ sults in loss io the farmer in more than a financial way It is a loss to him so¬ cially spiritually and intellectually It largely destroys every comfort of liv¬ ing in the country and is a detriment to him in every way If I did not believe that the people in the country could be bettered by good roads I would never hae had anything to say on the sub ¬ ject -- take these stones and break them into crush stone and make what they call Here The town of Kockport Me has voted to exempt from taxation teams using wide tires and it has been suggested that they could afford to pay a portion of the expense of new wheels At pres ¬ ent nearly 30 teams are hauling loads of three to five tons of lime rock and arc ruining the oads they use with their narrow tires Xeed Wider Tire H Thin the quince It is only fine large jEruit that tinds a good market training that fell to the lot of Admiral Sampson as delineated by a friend of his family A veritable Spartan mother avas Hannah Walker Sampson says hi c friend ajid none of her eight children were spoiled by petting and coddling for she never gave them any She came of good old Scotch Irish stock filled and thrilled and energized SPRAYING WITH TOBACCO SMOKE by sturdy Presbyterian doctrines She end and when the ball is squeezed air had ideas about the way in which chil is drawn through the bowl which is drenparticularly boys ought to be filled with tobacco and lighted and brought up and her ideas were a good dense clouds of smoke are expellcid many miles awaj- from the dearest through the orifice as shown clearing long haired little Lord Fauntleroy the plants in a short time It may be school Mrs Sampson was of the small used with equally good effect upon ants nests etc while its sphere of operation wiry type of women that always has also includes the fumigation and disin- an inexhaustible stock of energy The keen alertness of her facf was tem fection of rooms pered by the sweetest expressions and a rarely winning- smile The brow was ORCHARD AND GARDEN higher antl broader than one often sees on a woman and the bright eyes looked The grape needs lots of potash such out sharply but merrily beneath it as wood ashes or other preparations of veritable Irish eyes the- - were wifth potash their fun loving twinkle Plant navy beans among the corn was sweet and the chin was The mouth of the type after the corn is laid by You will get than can and always does crush obsta a double crop on the land cles iloses may be protected from sl ig by Mrs Sampson was a devoted use of white hellabore in water applied to all her children It was duomother to her with a whisk broom that Will became the best mathemati Planting navy beans among the corn cal rcholar in Palmyra school and s he not only gives you beans but the bean it was who gave the word that sent him straw l a first rate forage to Annapolis Tier husband objected Plant lice are usually under the leaf to the appointment Mrs Samps on said and should be treated by a strong up t o him Let us show the world that we have one son who is able to do more than ward spra of kerosene emulsion cany a saw buck Hardwood ashes are good fertilizers That settled it Next day William tfor strawberry plants but soft wood began to prepare for Annapolis It was ashes are not of much value Wlienever you pull radishes smooth the hope of Mrs Sampsons life thatslie iOVicr the liole and plant new seed That might live to see her son an admiral but she died about 1S92X Y Tribune will make you radishes all the season Lu growing celery remember that a WnlletH for Soldiers light frost will not hurt it but a heavy Thanks to the inventors of compact frost injures its keeping qualities cases and Go through the orchard in July and dier and condensed dclicacles vthe sol the soldiers nurse will be able pinch off the buds that will likely make to take many of the comforts and con ¬ branches and thus save pruning veniences of civilization with them The sugar maple may be grown any when they go to the war A where is the north if the soil is a strong let not much larger than leather walthe diy loam or lime stone soil that has pocketbook vhich closes withordinary a snap plenty of rooisture Jock and lies-- submissively flat when Tomatoes can be raised from cut ¬ closed is one of these wartime luxuries tings If anything hapepns that a It has five compartments or expending plant does not grow fill up theplaee by pockets for letters papers photograph cutting from a strong plant and other things precious to soldier and Throw up through the foliage well exile In addition to these are ten pock pulverized lime for the pear tree slug ets for notepaper envelopes telegraph or better still dash froimabove for it Dianics Diotters stamps and elastic is on the upper side of the leaf West Danus bach caASiffitted with loclcjuid ernTlowman kej- - Invention -- Beatrice who was creeping towards me I had placed her on an improvised bed in the parlor She became tired of waiting for me to come back and made up her mind to go to me so her story My Pink Pills made me ADMIRAL SAMPSONS MOTHER walk which she tells everyone who comes to our house was then for the first time veriShe has She ever She Was Not a Believer in the Little fied taken has walked boxes since pills and of the now about nine Lord Knuntleroy Style her pale and pinched face has been growing rosy and her limbs gained strength day by of II oy day She sleeps all night long now while beshe could rest but few The many women who make child fore taking the pills Dr Williams PinkaPills hours at a time study their work may be interested to for Pale People are sold by all druggists know of the early environment and ¬ Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Busy in my kitchen one afternoon I was startled by the cry of Mamma from little Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer Is for a short timo onV ¬ over in recent years A Sealed Qnestion Teacher Can any of you tell me what we get from the Arctic regions things that there lias been a great deal of controversy Chicago Evening News THE Om aha IS REACHED DIRECT BY THE If you are going to attend and it will he Exposition offer WE SUPERIOR PULLMAFJ EPPMENT BI5FFET GARS 1 Entire Class in chorus Explorers ¬ coffee at night It spoils their sleep You can drink Grain 0 when you please and sleep like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate it nourishes 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for Chronic ISone lilB CSS to anybody sending the aul each to tho Overland ScrofulouK Ulcer Viirlcone Ulcers White MonthlySAN FRANCISCO Sample Overland 5c Sore Swelllncr Fever Sores and all Oldexpense It Mill and never fails Drawsoutall poison Saves permanent Best salve for Bulla suffering Cures sTUCI3QVNEWDSC0VERYi eives Kheutn Burns Cuts Carbuncles Piles SaltBv mail small 33c larce quick relief and cures worst and all Freih Wounds cases Send lor hook and lOdnys G3c ME1ICI2VE IreatzxctFrec BrofH testimonials SONS Atlanta Ga AJTIE3 Book free H GUUKiS Minn Sold by Drugzlsts CO St Paul 2 tuomJy illustrated price two annual subscriptions uUUthG WAK bound and sump free i WnsTO 5 ¬ 3 75 75 4 00 80 35 28 10 50 5 75 vxsEvmmmmizi Best Couch Syrup Tastes Good Use In time Sold by drufjRlsts WHEHh ALL ELSE FAHS WEI MACHINERY ALL KINDS AM SIZES XOOJOS NYMAN TIFFIN OHIO ANX -- E 17 J 7 WMJEX WJCFTJUSCt HO ieatiue uai ywsi MUUpSMW aw ABVKTISliRS l Aaveruse lWgp HE SWr mssm lyoinHy wi MJJ liilySP 8 fc THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JULY 12 1398 Mafia MASTERS SALE OF MASTEFS SALE OF Kentucky State Teachers Special to Wash ¬ ington Of Peck P iv W S Anderson if MIL FBOFEBTf MDjaysmE Bjurbon Circuit Court M A Hirdiman etc Plaintiff j vs E Insjela etc Defendants Wilsoi By virtue of a judgment of the Bour bon Circuit Couit made and entered in the above stled cause ou the 1st day of lSlK ¬ hii fj li therein 1 premises on July and the ameudtd orders will sell publicly on the Ohio Ry Wlll run a The Chesapeake special limited Vestibule Train to Washing ¬ ton leaving Lexington at 0 p m Wednes- ¬ day July 0th and arriving in Washington at 1130 a m next morning This train will carry the Kentucky Delega- ¬ tion of Teachers to the National Educational Convention A dining car will be attachod and meals will t3 served lor 7 cents Ticket on sale uly 3d to fith liclvslveatone fare plus two dollars for round trip good returning until August 31st if desired Bourbon Circuit Court Return tickets will be good from Rich mo d Va and a very low rate has been made from Washington to Richmond via Harmon Stitt Trustee etc Plaintiff Steamer and Old Point Comfort thus giving vs only opportunity to visit the most Edward thinners Jr etc Defendants the Sea shore Resort on the Atlantic coast I Send in your name for mans tlm t ibes or By virtue of a judgment of sale made and entered in the above styled cause at sleeping ear informationRy Dont be deceived Ohio is th The Chesapeake the June term 1898 of the Bourbon from Central Keutucky points to only Line¬ Washing Circuit Court I will sell publicly at the ton with nit transfer of cars or dep ts Ask your ticcet A jent or write Court house door in Paris Kentucky li O sgk v HARNEY on Div Pass Agt Lexington Ky iiy Property A Beautiful ¬ Present SiiRGH 7ghet invent MM COLLARS AND CUFFS His-torl-- al SUFFKD HCE ASTOH MKSr BOUGHT HEW rarajrasvfiSKES 0NEPOUN3 Or THIS STARCH WILL COi AS FAK AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH p tsaCHLIElNGERBR0SC KECKUK10W KEWHAVEHjtOHH 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 mW at great expense a series of ¬ W S Anderson Fold bv all druggists at 50c and SI per box eud address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights¬ Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug gist Waverly O and used them forStomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they have cured me Kor the benefit of other o aMieted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours To O Recommends O Pike Co Wrights Celery Capsules I -- FOUR BIG ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM SATURDAY JULY 23 1808 m TOLEDO DETKOIT SATURDAY JELY 23 1888 at about the hour of 1130 oclock a t A few refrigerators left at J T Hin Call at once til V7 the following described persoual prop erty to wit Eagle brick machine about 7000 pallets 3 picks and shovels 3 to 5 dozen brick molds 4 trucks 3 mud barrows 3 biick barrows 1 mule 1 2 horse wagon and harness 1 cart and harness a1 num- ¬ ber of small tools such as wrenches etc 7 racks 1 water box lot of gas pipe 2 re presses 1 gum belt Also the following real estate located in Paris Ky - Beginning at one on the margin on Lilleston Ave thence N 8 8 E 149 feet to 2 a stake thence N 89 10 W 50 feet to 3 thence N 3- - E 171 feet to 4 thence S 89 W 239 feet So 5 thence N 7 E 293 feet to 6 a point at fence past edge of stone fence thence with stone fence down Houston creek 3 46 E 200 feet to 7 an elm trei thence at right angles N 43i E 44 feet to 8 in the centre of Houston creek thence with the centre of said creek as it meanders S 38 E 269 feet to 9 thence S 2G G E 230 feet to 10 thence leaving the creek and with the margin of Lilleston Aye S 58 W 170 feet to 11 an angle in street thence S S3 W 50 feet to tue beginning contamiDg 245 1 he following real estate to wit tons Lot No 1 Dill pickle M PLAQUES All Points ire Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station Avoiding The Tunnel McDermott Xu JS Speaks The brick building and lot on the northwest corner of Main and Eighth streets in the city of Taris Ky fronting 25 feet on Main street and 100 feet on Eighth street and is now occupied by Coyle tf Special Kates Lot No 2 The lot of ground fronting about 25 feet on Maiu street in the city of Paris Ky adjoining Jas Fee on the north and extending back about 114 feet to lot No 4 and having thereon a two story brick building the first story now occupied as a saloon by Melaney and ¬ To Indianapolis and return Ai g 19th to 2 1st final limit Aug 31st Extension of time to Sept 10th can be had Fare HI Deignau Lot No 3 j I i acres Commissioner and bearing interest from the dav of sal w nnhl nairi nr th av nf ww rto w j six per cent per annum having the force and effect ol judgments -fc Said sale will be made upon a credit of six months for the persoual property and the real estate will be sold upon credits of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for All of which said purchase money the purchaser or purchasers will be required to execnte bonds with good and approv ed surety payable to the undersigned I The lot of ground fronting about 25 feet on Main Street in the city of Paris Ky adjoining lot No 2 extending back about 114 feet to lot No 4 and having Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch thereon a two story brick building the Do not delay This offer first storv now occupied by Kenuey is for a short timo only Fourth of July ratts one aud one- Aslmrst as a meat shop third fare for the rdund trsr to all I 9 Lot NO 4 I N points on L The property on fliyh Street in the To Nashville Tenn and relurn one XriETZiTTrnrr tLiXui3irxvrH i ijMiijiinny MW1H IU tfiHJ muii sgasiauamtfgjs WitrrMVir Son fare ronnd trip Jnlv 1st o 5th limited rrwsnnr city of Paris Ky adjoining Fee on the north and Arnold Blacksmith Exfeusiun to Aug iaih can Shop on the south having thereon the Jnly3ls livery stable and appurtenances now oc be had cupied by Boardman fronting about 75 Round ferip 305 to Oiympia Spring- - tfk feet ou High Street and extending back and return duriuir Summer season KEEP OUT 03 REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS towards M ain Street a out J of tne dis Parti s Cuteiiiplartuig a suHiimsr tour tance from Hieh to Maiu Street to lots can get valuable in formation tiine TAKE THE 2 8 and 5 which lots2r3and5areiudica table hotel guides au Summer resort ra ran p a d s fk s ted in the netition in this action and booklets by callimr on or Mddressing judgment by dimensions to which F B Cark Geil Agnt reference is made Paria Ky ¬ ¬ 1 460 round trip Account Grand En- ¬ campment Knights of Pythias To Washington D C aud return 1655 July 4th to 7th good returning July 16th Account National Educa- ¬ Extension of time tional Association to August 3 1st can be had eighty cents To Lexington Ky Ac ronud trip June 29th to July 9th count of Chautauqua To Buffalo N Y July 12th to 15t limited to July 19th one fare round trip Extension of time to August 3d can be had ¬ advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold exact reproductions of the 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 ST LOUIS BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars iSuffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Dining Cars Elegant Coaches and Be sure your tickets read via NEW YORK ji 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 Oet Them Flat Iron Brand aro entitled to re- ¬ ceive from tbeir grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not bo sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch pniTD BIG O McCORMICK X Passenger Traffic Mgr B MAItTIN Gen Pass Tkt Agt O Cincinnati ViTyTJfV1Mtl Hews ari of Camions National ImDortance TOE HUN CONTAINS BOTH Dailyby mail 6 EMMETT M DICKSON Mister Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court Lot No 5 The lot of ground fronMsg about feet on Main Strettrin the cisy of Paris 25 3 Insure is my agency non ¬ union Proinspt paying reliable --- a year K f - Ky extending back about 10T feet companies insures against fire H C Howard and Harmon Siitt At- - to loftand 4 and havSng thereon a two wiad and stom No tornevs story brick building the first story now W O 3INTOaAgeat Cornell as a becupred by bavingrocery M Lots If os 2 and 3 the Master will first wngnts Celery Tea cures constapa offer separately and thea as a whole OF tiois sick headacbes 25c at druggists Said sal will be made on credit of six welve and eighteen months for equal MItS IiAUISia WEISHATHEI of the purchase meney for which exe- purchaser will be required tc jj cuic uuuuBv vvjiU kuuu Buicy ivj c ap Of Marry Ind Fffwm m ends WrajSits Celery Dnpsules proved by the undersigned Master Coin missioner and payable to said GbmBourbon Circuit Court Murry Iitd Sept 17 188 raissioner and bearing interest from day oS sale until paid at the rate of six per Tuns- Wright Mediqm Co D E Fiher Plaintiff cent per annum but the purchaser vrill Coiambus Ohio vs be allowed tcpay the purchase monpy at John Fisher etc Defendants TEARSIRS La8ts pine I purchased any time after the confirmation of the a feois of Wrights Ceiery Capsules f nin By virtue of a judgment f sale ren-Davenport dTasraist BlunJon vaered in the above styled cause by the tlio onnrf tVm ivnrchnspr nnmi frnmrilv- - I iLAi C rl orty 4Vrv t orjtviitnU W t auu U3cu lucuiata muiuctuii iiuunic Bourbon Circuit Court at its June term iug- with the terms of the sale will- be withiwbitth I had been afflicted for more 1898 1 will sell at public auction to the allowed to take possession of such prop- ¬ than 15 years Since taking your highest and best bidder at the Court J erty as is not under lease at the time of have lost all trace of pain audmy the sale the purchaser agreeing that in stomach is entirely weil house door in Paris Kentucky on I can eat the event the sale is not confirmed ne can truthfuKrj say that I brave will surrender the possession of the not felt SATURDAY JULY 23 180S better iu years property as soon-asthe court directs and Yours Respectfully between the hours of 10 oclock a m in the meantime he will pay a reason- ¬ Mrs Lafra Weishauitcp- and 2 p m the following described able rent for the use of same estate to wit real 0O Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and EMMETT M DICKSON A tract of 3 acres 1 rood und 13 per box Send address- on postal to the poles of laud lyiug on the waters of 3Iaster Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Court Hinkston creek in the county of Bour trial size Iree J Q Ward Harmon Stitt bon State of Kentucky Beginning at Attorney53 a stone corner to Smith thence N hr 1 4G poles to a stone corner to Glenn EEy agency insures E agamst then N 88 W 364 poles to a stone in fire vmidand storm best oil re- Glenn line thenceS 2h W 14 poles to a stone in line to Smith thence S 88A liable prompt paying compa- W 36i poles to the beginning or so niesr non union much thereof as may be necessarT to satisfy plaintiffs debt interest and W 0 HE3TON Ageat - TRAINS DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this sumirer Pnr inform Jit ion inowirfi of noiir nprtnsh Iiirkfc Agent 9 Daily and Sunday by mail 8a year ASTERS SALE The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper m the world lloiirli onCoLani By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copv Address THE SUN New York A -- - A XjlIL JjLLC4XttO ns3 ufnXa oney For You NiQ ESQ tS - ir v - J 3p232aTO gfiiXTJ - 1 IIM JS nwvrlr Cap-suites- -1 2a2S3r aw-fchisg-ar- rS - fir P i - a A PUBLIC SALE costs Said sale will be made upon of six months for the purchase a- - 9 1 for which the purchaser quired to execute bond payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner to be approved by him bearing six per cent interest from day of sale until paid Said sale is made to satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff D E Fisher against the defendant John Fisher for the sum of 11667 with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 9th day of April 181 until paid subject to credit by the sum of 10 00 paid Mav 18th 1896 14 00 paid 15 00 paid Novem- ¬ August 13th 1896 ber 25th 1896 and 1000 paid May 15th 1897 and the costs of this suit amounting to 5650 making the total amount of debt interest and costs on the day of sale the sum of 17472 ¬ money will be re credit MASTERS SALE OF Use Paris MillSng Cos Fttrity flour for sale by all grocers City Property Boorbon Circuit Court John Durgin etc PlaintirFs vs Ask for it Take no other Ocr line of men tan shoes embraces the newest novelties for Springsv from the best manufacturers Davis Thompson Iegrig -- We haye no space here to list the many good things we haye for ycra In order to prove to you this is a Straight Special Sale for 15 caLl at our dys we only ask that youlow prices in mammoth store examine the jalities hear the special s 9 y EMMETT M DICKSON Mister Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court C Arnsparger Attorney RAILROAD TIME CARD L NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p in From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m rem Aiaysvine 7 4Z a in wo p m i DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent Nannie White Defendant Your Iiife Insured lc a ZEay By virtue of a judgment of sale rnadte and entered in the above styled cause- at ¬ Our insurance the June term 1898 of the Bourbon able paper on the is protected by bankCapital City Bank of Circuit Court I will sell publicly at the Columbus O Court house door in Paris-- Kentucky guarantee givenThere can be no stronger you We dare not use on a banks name without authority if you doubt it writs- th9m Good health is SATURDAY JULY 21 189 the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health between the hours of 10 oclock a m they cure Lirar Kidney and Stomach and 2 p m the following described trouble Rheumatism Constipation and real estate to wit Sick Headaches 100 days treatment A certain house and Jot of laad situ- ¬ costs lc a day A sight draft on above ated in the City of Paris Bourbon bank in every 1 box which brings county Kentucky on the West side of your money back if we fail to cure you High Street and fronts thirty three Sold by W T Brooks druggist 33 feet four 4 inches on said High Street and runs back the same width as in front towards Sycamore Haggard Reeds new laundry is Street one hundred and forty seven and one half 147i feet to the lot devised to doing first class work Give us a call to Nannie White and sold by said Nan- ¬ Haggard tf Reed nie White to Delilah J Hutchings Said sale will be made upon a credit of six months for the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bond payable to the under- ¬ 1 signed Master Commissioner to be ap- ¬ proved by him and bearing six per cent interest from the day of sale until paid Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian Said sale is mado for the purpose of Church division Dr Bucks old office - OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT and you will then acknowledge that you never saw or heard before of such wonderful values slaughtered at such low hgures FREE We are still giving cupons with every purchase no matter how small You can get FREE a fine large glass framed picture a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a fine clock etc by buying your goods eere Call and see the presents Remember the Maine Store to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Slippers c IS ONLY AT fjSt - L XEKTTIST Office on first fldor 8 to 13 NELSON TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN1BRINGERS n w - EMMETT M DICKSON v Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court Office Hours C Arnsparger Attorney arp 1 to 5 p m 7OI 703MAINISTPARIP1KY -- f I ft n JVLI

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