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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 15, 1898

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I - s - flvBrv 1 - Q M BON GHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners sstm vifn PRINTED EVERY imfifraa iii imiBi TUESDAYrD FRIDAY 1 Established Tillllt EIGHTEENTH YEAR IT PARIS BOURBON CO KY yv hwjbu muuiu iiiiuihwit V FRIDT JULY -- v uuLwEmjaatauij bi uiir feb jv- - jyin- j 1881 1 jjnnMigTOyrczj vi himi m maafjiatj gg 15 1898 OKJlllsn ml NO cP ijiuum - imfivY fAf iifyar ¬ rriliV - JiLiu JiJigmijHLTiiij f uiijuiimiw miniiimwjjUiMiiiiMuiuii f BLUEGRASS SEED MACHINES Mr Srilps Stirinun uow has his second June with its warm days turns our thoughts to cool crop of stra wbej lies You are interested of course and wej Mr J G Sniedley visited Mr J M light furniture Hughes at Pari- - yesterday invite you to come and see what we are offering Miss Mary Pnrnell of Paris is the guest of Mrs E T Beeding White Enamel Bed Room Furniture Dresser and Avash stand Miss EMle Taylor Judy is visitirg bevel mirror nicely finished Former price SIS THIS WEEK 14 75 Mrs A T Forsyth in Paris Elder P T Duncan of Ludlow Twenty four 3 piece Chamber Suits received Saturday will be on visited friends hero this week sale this week Prices 12 50 5 1650 18 20 25 Miss Edith Bush of Winchester is Parlor tables with twisted legs and highly polished at 4 25 the guest of Miss Alicu Clarke Odd Parlor Chairs left over from suits SPECIAL SALE this week Judge W t Pnrnell of Pans was the On parlor floor See thm guest of T M Purnell yesterday We Mrs Robt Mclntyre and two chilCARPETS Our stock has just received manv additions dren are visiting relatives at Myers duplicate any ones prices and are usually lower Mr Allen Daruaby of Lexington is HAMMOCKS REFRIGERATORS BABY CARRIAGES visiting lady iriends here this week Mr Lee Miliar of Atlanta is the eh guest of his brother Dr W M Miller t iir iasi o u wewi ft lrs Omer Smith Hnd daughter Mips V v eL M G ti Mattie of Indianapolis are guests of M H Current and family Carpets Furniture Wall ape Mrs W M Purnell of Paris and Mrs Sillie Hutchison of Baltimore are visiting relatives and friends here Dr 0 B Smith Chas W Howard 3Krjratgpfz3JTrJiT33yjTrnjjjciJg and other members of the I O O F attended the funeral of Dr Jos Fithian at Paris yesterday Died On Sunday July 10 at his home in Kansas City Mo City Auditor Thos C Bell The deceased resided in this city from 1873 till 1876 when ha moved West where he was subsequently connpcted with various Kansas City newspapers until his recent election as City Auditor 1 RE YOU tsift W I ADY MILLERSBURG News NoCos GafcJiorod fu Anrf iurr j AboutThe ¬ r- - aw tfMi K We are the peoples friends We repair j our linen and put neck bands on Our insurance is protected by bank ¬ Haggard Reed able paper oil the Capital City Bank of free Columbus C There can be no stronger guarantee gi yjp you We dare not use a banks namejwithout authority if you doubt it wnd them Good health is Wrights the best hm insurance Celery Capsiilpi gives you good health they cure Liyer Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment coats lc a daS A sight draft ou above Contagious blood is absolutely 1 box which brings beyond the skill of poin bank in ever the doctors They vonr money hack if we fail to cure jtou may dose a patient for years on their Sold by W TMBrooks druggist mercurial and potash remedies but he will never be rid of the disease on the Dill pickl other hand his condition will grow Spears McDEFpioTT tf steadily worse S S S is the only cure for this terrible affliction because it is the only remedy which goes direct to rrirhti AIMAfc 3H the cause of the disease and forces it C3ww vi trbm the system wnsrnts Celerv Tea cures constlna- - I was afflicted with Blood Poison and the best doctors did me no good though I took tion sick hflaaches 25c at druggists their treatment faith man in in nimin fully In fact I seemed to get worse all the while I took almost every so called blood Your LifeInsured T 1c a Day MASTERS SALE GF Doctors Can Cure It City vs n upyf ifi J jKjn SB ITTi Mil g fir f li 1 Bourbon Circuit Court John Durgiu etc Plaintiffs Nannie Whit1 Defendant By virtue of a judgment of sale madep and entered in the aboe styled cause at the June term 1898 of the Bourbon Circuit Court I will sU pnbliHv at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky lY on i Ct JULY 23 MASIPEES SALS T W fe ir m mil ii ¬ OF Seen tHIllHwlo -- FOR J 3AXjES Built by H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand O EDWARDS Also the best line of A Good Memory often saves mouey and also good health you are troubled with constipation indigesSiTUROAl JULY 11 1898 tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes 10c lu doses 10c large size 50c at about the hour of 1130 oclock a m and 5100 of W T Brooks druggist Paris the following Teal estate to wit ¬ o Bourbon Circuit Court Harmon StittTrustee etc Plaintiff vs m Edward ijhinners Jr etc Defendants By virtue oral judgment of sale made and entered itTOhe above styled cause at the June ternp 1898 of the Bourbon Circuit Cohrtjl will sell publicly at the Court house dmn in Paris Kentucky M on If 5n remedy but they didnot seem to reach the disease and had no effect whatever I was disheartened for it seemed that I would never be cured At the advice oi a friend I then tool VJ kl S S S and began to improve I continued the medicine and it cured me completely building up my health and increasing my appetite Although this was ten years ago I have nevei Said sale will be made upon a credit yet had a sign of the disease to return of six months for the purchase money W R Newman Staunton Va for which the purchaser will be required ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ oetween the hours of 10 oclock a m and 2 p m the following described real estate to wit A certain house and lot of land situ- ¬ ated m the City of Paris Bourbon county Kentucky on the West side of High Street and fronts thirty three 33 teet four 4 inches on said High Street and runs back the same width as in front towards Sycamore Street one hundred and fortv seven and one half 147 feet to the lot devised to to Nannie White and sold by said Nan ¬ nie White to Delilah J Hutchings to continue to take potash and mercury besides totally destroying the digestion they dry up the marrow in the bones producing a stiffness and swelling of the joints causing the hair to fall out and completely wrecking the system ¬ It is like self destruction to execute bond payable to the under ¬ signed Master Commissioner to be ap- ¬ proved by him and bearing six per cent iuterest from the day of sale until paid Said sale is made for the pirpose of division the only blood remedy free from these ftgW9 1IU Blood is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and is dangerous minerals Book on self treatment sent free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga for EMMETT M IIOKSON Master Commissioner Court C Bourbon Circuit J V Arnsparger Attorney Ky ljau xm Lot No 1 Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per The brick building and lot on the SpbIrs quart McDermott northwest corner of Main and Eighth streets iii the city of Paris Ky fronting For Rent A sis room brick resi- 25 feet on Mainistreet and 100 feet ou dence on Pleasant i IF fStsfl fjm LLAbS i street 1 Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators infcS wn Fourth and Fifth July 1st Apply to Possession between Eighthstteettand is now occupied by Coyle given 4 ¬ 2bt No 2 alta Banner Acme Spring Trip a fid Ret New Western v ct Calf ami examine goods prices O- - f Why I raj E3X7V LLXS Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring businet s in Paris FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only day of big profits and small sales was past SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 l s Ste Succeeds PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his workmanship FOURTH He always does as he advertised As a his- - styles and result of this sjstern he has built up a large trade that appreciates the fact that they save twent dollars on a single Suit or OverMany customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat at a big profit says H S Stout If you want credit your high pnce tailor gladty extends it for he makes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by giving H S Stout a trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for ¬ ¬ 3000 AND rrramcnmir ini mo r uruiioniuj L irAivio- 8500 TKTTnDTRTP PH 1 AlJLUllJLliyj UU JL H S STOUT Manager Cutter JOE MUNSON m r4 fllllllHiL THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE TTflS 1ml l ground fronting about 25 wish to announce that they will open a on Main street in the city of Paris feet Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- ¬ J T Hinton is closing out his baby Ky adjoiiBngftTas Eee on the north tember 5th unri cnrforfliner4hflrlr nhfinr 114- fpPt TO lot carriages Now is yourhanceivtjV psxKi j Mil TERMS t TA 84 anoifluthereoniiawjygjj HnTofS0nBS8onsfpriitate5 ffSJSMKKKBKBffP A nriCK Dunaing tne urab aiui y uuw ouuur -MRS JLAUKA WEISHAUF Term of 20 lessons class Melaney and pied as a saloon by Payable in advance Of Murry Ind Recom mends Wrights Deignan Studio within a square of City School Celery Capsules VAPOR BATH CABINET No 3 Lot For information address either of FOR above at Paris Ky Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 The lot of ground fronting about 25 Rheumatism Lumbago Sciataca till lsep The Wright Medical Co feet on Main Street in the city of Paris Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- adjoining lot No 2 extending back Ky Columbus Ohio tiun via Leauess Skin and Blood about 114 teet to lot JNo 4 ana naving Diseases Kidney Diseases Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased building a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from thereon a two story brick by Kenney the Diseases Nervous L C Davenport druggist Bluffton first story now occupied Asthma Catarrh etc DR CALDWELLS 11 Ind and used them tor stomach trouble Ashurst as a meat shop For sale By with which I had been afflicted for more Lot No 4 CHAS N FITHIAN CURES CONSTIPATION than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ J f sules I have lost all trace of pain and my The property on High Street in the At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky X Son stomach is entirely well I can eat any city of Paris Ky adjoining Fee thing and can truthfully say that I have on the north and Arnold Blacksmith BnscEsemMgsawsMCB3assg3g not felt better in years Shop on the south having thereon the livery stable ana appurtenances now oc Yours Respectfully cupied by Boardman fronting about 75 Mrs Laura Weishauft on High Street and extending back Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 feet Main Street a out I of tne disper box Send address on postal to the towards tance from High to Maiu Street to lots Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for 2 3 and 5 which lots 2 3 and 5 are indica- ¬ trial size free a ted in the petition in this action and judgment by dimensions to which Yesterdays Temperature reference is made The following is the temperature as Lot No 5 a W ssa I noted yesterday by A J Winters Co The lot of ground fronting about 25 of this city feet on Main Street in the city of Paris 7a m 7o Ky and extending back about 107 feet 8 a in 77 to lot No 4 and having thereon a two 9am 79 story brick building the first story now 10 a m 80 Conuell as a occupied by Lavin 11 a m 83 grocery 12 m 84 J 2p m 86 Lots Nos 2 and 3 the Master will first 3p m 87 offer separately and then as a whole 4p m 88 Said sale will be made on credit of six 5p m 88 for equal eighteen twelve up-to-da- te 7pm 63i parts ofand purchase months for which money the to exebe My agency insures against the purchaser willgood required to be apsurety cute bonds with em- ¬ fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ proved by the undersigned Master Com- ¬ ¬ i Com- ¬ missioner and payable to liable prompt paying compani- missioner and bearing interestsaid day from esnon-union paid at the rate of six per of sale until cent per annum but the purchaser will W O HINTON Agent be allowed to pay the purchase money at any time after the confirmation of the sale if so desired By express order of Use Paris Milling Cos Purity the court the purchaser upon comply- ¬ ing with the terms of the sale will be flour for sale by all grocers allowed to take possession of such prop- ¬ erty as is not under lease at the time of Ask for it Take no other the sale the purchaser agreeing that in the event the sale is not confirmed he will surrender the possession of the property as soon as the court directs and Our line of mens tan shoes embraces ¬ the newest novelties for Springs from in the meantime he will pay a reasonable rent for the use of same CURED THATfnn oMM the beet manufacturers EMMETT M DICKSON Isgrig Davis Thompson Mr GrAlTRfMiTrS 4 Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit merchant Court TamptcoIllrittt FOLEYS k in of Haggard Reeds new laundry is J Q Ward Harmon Stitt Attorney doing first class work Give us a call fand here The lot ofi - J T Hinton sX Lk jrk v vi lm MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND MISS NELLY BUOKNER EX TT T MWilT x9 625rpT71 YRUP FEIPSini T-S ¬ ¬ ¬ l have just received stylish new well selected ne of ¬ ¬ I can supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with class in every respect My repair department is first class as I ploy good workmen In oliciting your patron age I promise good work and satisfaction J H HAGGARD KidneyjDfsJS SKSSp a tf Haggard Reed UrJSrt tions mj K best materials skilled workmanship modern and -- Also draw out grate removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction up-to-date Tpnri nor crrnfo on nf sfinlr cnnlrps Pfisil v n nrtar nil nnnrli L in all For a THE BOURRON NEWS Jritv I myself f hovr- - Tole mitafMrSSai l v ify to ite curable NELSON opp AND THE arid it rteeth ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience sale by all prominent dealers Pleasant St First Presbyterian WfflHLY ENQUIRER Church Dr Bucks old office Office on fi rpf floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a K1 LV TERSTEGGE GOHMANN GO We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by wrhich we can eive to 5 p m Both Papers Ons Year for only among to any ease anrt ivy r t a tn younger tka X dM6ns nuch hanreaflflm We of life and CatCS Of it medtVal fact that bv UT st M c Uls vqtE nWZ u SS ar -- n rv lEsLZEBJ5 nrir c HlMifiyi rA Louisville Ky ni i Regular Pricefor Both is 225 275 Sold by James Kennedy Druggist THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EAIN OF SHELLS Ibe Terrible Destruction of the Span ¬ ish Squadron at Santiago de Cuba Tbe Damage Caused by Some of fchots Was Fearful One Penetrated ELY PEIDlY JULY 15 1898 An Easy Case Doctor You are all run down You must travel for a few months thats the only thing that will save you You need change As tired in the morning as when I go Why is it Simply bceause to bod of scene and air travelings all Ive clone for Patient cBut your blood is in such a poor thin the last ten years Im a salesman for a big sluggish condition it does not keep up eastern house and often go from the Atlantic your strength and you do not get the to the Pacific at a jump benefit of your sleep To feel strong Then what you need is rest and quiet Chicago Evening Three dollars please and keep strong just try the tonic and News purifying effects of Hoods Sarsaparilla Our word for it t will do you good Reduction In Bicycle Prices is said that western capitalists are conIt templating the organization of a great bicycle company which hopes to make first class wheels and sell them as low as 10 Is Americas Greatest Medicine Whether this be true or not the fact remains that Hostetters Stomach Bittersis a Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills 25 cents first class remedy for the stomach liver and blood and the price puts it within everybodys reach to be well and strong For A Bald Heailed Reply fever and ague it is a specific A naval officer very well and favorably r known in London has for some unknown reason been advanced in his profession very A Credit to the Family a pretty big assignment clucked slowly though he has grown gray in the Thats the city editors hen contemplating the 16 service and indeed lamentablv baid Rebut Im going to try to cently one of his juniors was bold enough eggs in the nest to question him as to his remarkable ab- ¬ cover it And about three weeks later she led a sence of hair How comes it that you are so very bald column of chicks proudly into the city edThe officer replied promptly and with garden Chicago Tribune itors much vindictiveness Young man you would be bald T think The Adirondack Mountains if you had had men stepping over yoitr head The heart of this wonderful region of London Judy mountains lakes and streams is traversed for years in the way I have by the New York Central Hudson River Try Allens Foot Ease Railroad and to more fully inform the public regarding its beauties and easy means of A powder to be shaken into the shoes At access the Passenger Department has issued this season your feet feel swollen nervous a hook entitled In the Adirondack Moun- and hot and get tired easily If you have tains describing in detail each resort and smarting feet or tight shoes try containing also a large map in colors giving It cools the feet and makes walk- ¬ a list of hotels camps lakes etc together ing easy Cures swollen and sweating feet with their location it has also issued a large blisters and callousspots Relieves corns and folder with map entitled The Adirondack bunions of all pain andgivesrest and comfort Mountains and How to Reach Them giv- Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe ing complete information regarding stage stores for 2oc Trial package FREE Ad ¬ dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y lines steamers hotels etc A copy of the book will be sent to any address on receipt of two 2 cent stamps or the Freedom Assured Tliem folder for one 2 cent stamp by GEORGE H Clancy Casey DANIELS General Passenger Agent Grand Casey Yis Central Station New York ¬ ¬ TO PORTO RICO The Movement on the Island Begun Vol unteers to Be Exchanged for Reg ¬ ulars at Santiago ¬ THE CITY FALLING Shatters Lines Surround Santiago While Ships Front the Harbor A Second Demand Made Upon the Spanish TUNNEL DISASTER Ih the Twinkling of an Eye the I lves of Eleven Men Snuffed Out at Cleveland Im So Tired 7P the an Oquendo Turret Exploded and Killed Every Person Inside It v - v - s Guantanamo Bay July 13 Some idea of the awful rain of shells poured into the doomed Span- ¬ ish squadron on the morning- of July 3 by the pursuing- American war ships may he gained from the number of shots fired from the battle ship Oregon This number also bears out the state- ¬ ment of the Spanish officexS that it was the fire from the second batteries that drove their men from their guns and forced the ships to beach From the time when Private ODay of the battle ship Oregon fired the first shot from her forward er until the Cristobal Colon turned to- ward the shore the Oregon fired 1776 shells Of these 1670 were from her six pbunders The big 13 inch guns were fired 34 times the eight inch guns 2S times and the six inch 24 times The one pounders were fired 20 times The destruction caused by some of the shots was fearfuL One eight inch - Playa del Este - six-poun- d- shell penetrated the turret of the Al mirante Oquendo exploded and killed every person inside blowing- some to - pieces Santiago Cuba July 6 via Charleston S C July 13 Through Lieuten ¬ ¬ They confidence have been selected who conversed in French with the are Gen Brooke and Gen Wilson prisoner an interview was obtained They will go at once Washington July 13 Practically the movement on Porto Rico has be ¬ gun Guns and ammunition and sup-¬ plies now being loaded on transports are for Porto Rico not for Santiago Some of the volunteer regiments now leaving will be exchanged on arrival at Santiago for regulars but most of them will go on with the arnrj of oc- ¬ cupation The artillery the wagon trains and the psk animals are for Porto Rico and will not be unloaded until they reach there Movements of troops will be very rapid from this time Gen Miles is a strong believer in the idea of plenty of men He lias from the start favor- ¬ ed preparations to overpower the Spaniards with numbers His plans for Porto Rico contemplate an army of 25000 to occupy that island 95 miles long and 35 miles wide It is probable however that Gen Miles will start from Santiago with a force of 15 000 men expecting- the 10000 addi ¬ tional to follow as soon as the transports can be sent back for them It will be necessary to draw on the camps in this country for 25000 men to make up the army which Gen Miles deems sufficient for Porto Rico and leave enough troops with Gen Shafter for further operations in Santiago This widening of the field necessi- ¬ tates the sending of more generals Two in whom the president has special ¬ ¬ Cleveland of 11 O July 12 The lives Commander to Surrender The Fierce Fire of the American ForcesWas Feebly Answered by the Enemy men were snuffed out in the twinkling of an eye Monday evening in the big waterworks tunnel that is being constructed under the bottom of Lake Erie as a result of an explosion of gas Washington July IS At 3 p m Tuesday Secretary Alger said he had received no message whatever from Gen Shafter since the dispatch given out in the forenoon He thought matters were unchanged therefore and assumes that a flag of truce was still flying and that the enemy were nego tiating for a surrender The only message received from Siboney was a short dispatch from Gen Miles regard ing transportation in the course oi The rains are the which he said heaviest I have ever known ¬ Following are the names of thosa who were killed John Parks fore- ¬ man 32 years old and single James Parks brother of John 30 years old Hoods Sarsaparilla ¬ ¬ ¬ Gen 11 via Kingston Jamaica July 13 Fighting continued during Mon day and Siiafters Headquarters July at 4 pm that the city of Santiago will it was believed be cap¬ tured by the American forces within the next 24 hours The Americans advanced steadily all day In several of the Spanish trenches our troops found dummy wooden guns and no Spanish soldiers There was a very weak fire from the Spanish troops and the American officers have received further evidence of the great distress existing in Santiago ant of Marines Thomas S Borden Headquarters Fifth Army Corps COMMISSION APPOINTED BY GOVERNMENT PRESIDENT TO ORGANIZE FOR HAWAII A i PfflATQH J3 nORGAWJPVIT0R ACUL10MQ COHOj RR h TT 1 rsif- with Capt Eulate of the Spanish ar ¬ mored cruiser Vizcaya He said The entire squadron was ordered to devote the fire of their guns to the cruiser Brooklyn because it was be lieved that she was the only ship in the American squadron that couTd overtake us When we got out of the harbor my ship was second in line and 1 saw immediately that the flagship Maria Teresa was getting a ter rible baptism of fire It was fright¬ ful The Texas and the Brooklyn were just riddling her and in 15 min Tites I saw she was on fire The Iowa and Oregon were firing on the Oqeun do and as yet I had not been badly hit The Brooklyn was a half mile closer to us than any other ship and I determined to try and ram her so that the Colon and Oquendo could get away and I started for her She was a good mark with her big broadside and as I surely started I thought I get would her but she had evidently seen us very and quickly she turned about and making a short circuit came at our port side so that I thought she would ram us I moved in toward shore so that I could avoid her and then I saw that the Oquendo had gone ashore also her steam pipes evidently having been ¬ ¬ MILES IN COMMAND The General Declares That the Campaign at Santiago de Cuba Must End Within Three Days Before Santiago via Play a del Este July Maj Gen Nelson A Miles who Tuesday morning assumed com- ¬ mand of the American forces in the field promises to take Santiago within three days Gen Miles declares that the campaign must end quickly With that object in view the American com- ¬ mander who arrived on the Yale Mon ¬ day morning hastened to the front and took charge The Spaniards after being heavily bombarded by the New York and the Brooklyn from off Aguadores hoisted a flag of truce Monday afternoon A portion of the city then had been de- ¬ stroyed by the American fire Gen Miles was enthusiastically received by his troops when he appeared at the front He arrived during- a driv ing rainstorm and was accompanied by 3 000 re enforcements from the Yale and the Columbia The St Paul also 13 - severed by a shell The manouever of the Brooklyn was beautiful We opened a rapid fire at her with all our big guns but she returned it with ter- ¬ rible effect The Oregon also hit us several times but the Brooklyns -- broadside crashing into our super structure simply terrorized the men We worked all our guns at her at one time and I dont see how she escaped us She simply drove us in to shore at one time fighting us at 1100 yards One shell went along- the entire gun deck killing half the men on it and wounding nearly all the rest A shell from the Oregon hit the superstructure and it was then that the men were wounded and knowing we could not get away I struck the flag and started for the beach ¬ ¬ - arrived with the Presidents Own the 8th Ohio and other from Illinois and Massachusetts Shocked at the condition he found in Siboney Gen Miles imme diately ordered that town be destroy- ¬ ed by fire He decided upon this as a sanitary measure and several wooden buildings including one in which Gen Miles established himself tempo rarily now are in flames ¬ ¬ Frances Demands London July 13 A dispatch from Shanghai to a news agency says it is - ¬ reported that France is demanding- extensive concessions in the province of Tze Chuan as compensation ior the outrages committed by rioters on the French missions there She is also asking for a lease of Kin Chow in the Liao Tung peninsula as an offset to the British lease of pounds of beef ¬ Wei-Hai-W- Via Hayti July 13 Adjutant General Washington It has been very quiet but little fighting A flag of truce up since 2 oclock considering proposition for surrendering1 now that I have the came town surrounded on the north lines The explosion occurred at a few min- ¬ were completed at 5 p m by Gen utes before 7 oclock Monday evening Ludlow right down to the bay The but nobody will ever be able to tell line is rather thin but will have it what caused it or how it happened strengthened in the morning by Gen for every witness is dead and the bodHenry who has just arrived at head ies of all are lying- where they fell quarters 6000 feet out under the lake The Only three or four casualties Nc only man in the tuunel who escaped one killed so far as I can learn Ex death is Con ODonnell a lock tender pect to have two of the new batteries who was stationed 3700 feet from the in position to morrow Great deal oi shore suffering among the people who have He heard the explosion or series of gone out of Santiago Am doing my explosions He says there were ten of best to relieve it but not entirely suc- the shocks and the concussion was cessful Shafter something- terrible for it threw him The dispatch from Gen Shafter is re- off his feet and for hours he was in garded at the department as signifying such a dazed condition that he could that a surrender is about to occur scarcely remember what had hap This confirms the theory of the de- pened He finally groped his way out partment Monday that the day was be and told what had occurred ing occupied not in fighting but in Two men Patrick Vonseer and Mar the extension of our lines so as to pre tin McCauley were the first to ven vent the escape of the Spanish army ture in the tunnel after the accident by the evacuation of the city They made their way to a occurred Playa del Este Cuba July 13 lock 6200 feet from the shore but were The Americans have all the Santiago there overcome by the gas and fell to heights The town is a natural hpwL the floor When they failed to The Spaniards can not escape The return a young man named James bombardment and general engage- Clements son of one of the men ment will continue until the town who was killed and who was employed shall surrender The civil authorities as a mule driver went to their rescue have already capitulated and the sol- He found them almost unconscious diers will be starved out if they do lying over a mule cart and succeeded not surrender The fleet under Adm in helping them to the wTell at the Sampson is firing off big guns outside shore end of the tunnel The would the harbor continuously but can not be rescuers say that all the lights enter the harbor on account of the were out beyond the 5000 feet lock mines and that they could not go any Fefore Santiago via Playa del further A second rescuing party was made Este July 13 Tuesday morning Gen Toral sent out a reply to Gen Sha- ¬ up of Patrick Gaytons Mike McGau ffers second demand for the uncondi ¬ ley Dan Rogers Barney Hughes and tional surrender of Santiago made by Ed Corbett It failed utterly in accomplishing anything as the tunnel the latter Monday afternoon In his reply Gen Toral referred to was filled with foul gas and smoke In When his refusal to accede to the American an interview Ed Corbett said demand made on Sunday and again re we got out 5100 feet we found the electric lights were not burn iterated his determination to resist The ing from there on out Notwithstanding this the American batteries did not open fire Tuesday gas and smoke were terrible We had morning and the renewal of the bom wet handkerchiefs over our noses and bardment will probably be postponed mouths and went 200 feet further into until Wednesday when it is hoped the pitchy darkness but the gas and that all of Gen Randolphs batteries smoke almost overcame us and we were will be in position The siege guns forced to return Nothing can be ac- ¬ landed Monday will also be brought complished in the way of getting the bodies until the tunnel is lighted and up as soon as possible the sulphur gas and smoke are cleared Want Honorable Eeace out It is sure death to try to reach Paris July 13 The officials of the the bodies now As far out as we got Spanish embassy here communicated the base of the tunnel was covered to to the press Tuesday evening a dis- the depth of a foot with substance repatch from Madrid declaring it came sembling snow in its appearance from an authoritative source It set SHAFTERS REPORT forth in substance that although Spain was only fighting in order to main Killed and Four Wounded in tho tain her right to repel unjust aggres- Two Sunday Afternoon Battle at an- sion she will continue the struo-o-lItiagro de Cuba until she obtains an honorable peace whatever sacrifices may be necessary Washington July 12 The followito attain this end ng- report of casualties in the first division at Santiago Sunday was reSupplies for Santiago ceived at the war department Monday Washington July 13 The supply afternoon ship Mohawk is now at Port Tampa Playa del Este July 12 Killed loading with 100000 pounds of refrig Capt Charles W Rowell 2d infantry erated beef for the army in Cuba She and Private Peterson Company A 2d will proceed promptly to Santiago and infantry will be followed by the Port Victor Wounded Lieut M J Lutz 2d in ¬ which loaded with subsistence stores fantry Privates Charles Janch Comwas scheduled to leave New York pany A 2d infantry Charles Lentki Tuesday The Port Victor will stop en Company B 2d infantry and Nelson route at Tampa and load with 800000 Gilbert jr 21st infantry ¬ - Playa del Este July j 11 and single John Fradey an Italian 23 years old and single Tony Brunetti Italian 22 years old and single John Italian 18 years old and sin gle Emerson Smith bricklayer 44 years old married John McAuley 21 years old married Wm Tucker col- ¬ ored 26 years old and single Gus Watts 28 years old wife and several children Frank Clements married with several children Frank Hanes married aged 23 The tunnel is an immense affair being- projected to extend outward from the shore for a distance of four and a half miles and it has been under con- ¬ struction for more than a year The work has been attended with great difficulty About six weeks ago there was an explosion of gas in the shore end of the big hole which killed eight men and injured a number of others Soon afterward a large pocket of quicksand was struck and work was Dont yez wish thot Oireland belonged stopped for some time The con- ¬ to Shpain Puck Ready to Correct All Errors tractors then asked for permission to Old Skinflint gruffly Fifteen dollars for To Cnre a Cold in One Day deflect the course of the tunnel from those opera glasses I cant see it sir Optician blandly Perhaps I should first Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All route fixed by the city engineers the you with a pair of but was refused Work was finally fitJewelers Weekly my 18 gold spectacles druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c resumed and had progressed unevent The wife 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own work and can walk nearly a mile without fatigue something I had not been able to do for over two years Your medicine has done me more good than all the doctors 4 m ¬ ltarn7iiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii I ¬ ¬ pSTOBlI8 inn iii i vu Up 8LI H av8 8SS mi i imiiii Hiiiimlilin mi mm inn niifii Hi ill PI ¬ ¬ VegetablcPxeparallonforAs similating theToodandRegula ling theStomachs andBoweis of Q MifffO IU Ll fe H HKfi LT KXXJHkTTifrfcMm lH 10 uOw I I 0 P5 I JO in ITiTViV r VnVl4l ¬ PromotesDicstioTiChEcrful tiess andRestContams neither OpiumMorphine nor Mineral Bears the Signature i fiw Kind ¬ ZccveafOldTrSfitnELSnVBZB Janphn Secd jfLxScnna ItoAeltcSaZU ¬ slniseSccd Fkppenxnt -- JhCaTicnatcSc2a ffmSced ItitByrtcn fJarsn arUicdigar ei Shafter Washington July 13 The secretary of war has ordered the removal of all the submarine mines which now protect the harbors of the United States against the entry of hostile This action was decided upon ships at Tuesdays cabinet meeting For weeks past in fact almost since the beinning of hostilities the war de ¬ partment has been deluged with pro- ¬ tests from the commercial interests of the country against the continuance of these mines which operated to the jrreat detriment of commerce The Mines Ordered Removed ¬ Topeka Eas July 13 C W Traver bill clerk of the Wells Fargo express office here was arrested Tuesday for violating the new revenue law The action was brought by United States Attorney Lambert to test the question whether the express companies or the customers shall pay the tax required for packages Spanish Cruiser at Antwerp Antwerp July 13 The Spanish aux¬ iliary cruiser Ciuded de Cadiz arrived A Test Case Xew Traction Line Columbus O July 13 The Dayton and Germantown Traction Co was in corporated Tuesday by Fred Shoop Isaac J Bassatt Xoah Coler T P Meredith and Theo C Lindsey They will build and operate an electric rail¬ way Capital stock 10000 ¬ Nothing But Unconditional Surrender New York July 12 A Playa del Este cable says that Gen Torals prop- ¬ Worms Convulsions Fevensh tion Sour StoinachDiarrhoea Anetfect Remedy for Constipa Ifu BW w ness andLoss OF SlER Eac Simile Signature of Ur p VA a You Have here Tuesday morning osition to surrender Santiago was to not destroy ships harbor forts or am¬ munition if allowed to evacuate the city the soldiers taking only side arms and being- allowed 20 miles start Volzs Restaurant in Assignees Hands without molestation A report says Cincinnati July 13 Joseph Volz that Shafter and his officers thought who for 17 years has conducted a the proposition should be accepted restaurant at 5 7 and 9 East Sixth but nothing but unconditional sur ¬ street assigned Tuesday morning- o render would be consented to by the Mtorney Peter Keam president - STEW YOHK Always Bought EXACT jQMww COPVOFWBAEFEB wistmua jjV H H i wWE bV jH BP H- B B JB H THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY - yjiV i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS TC FRIDAY JULY 15 1898 kX 3 0 4 x DEWEYS VICTORY Valuable Bay Seized After Bombardment YELLOW FEVER Gen AT HONOLULU Merrltt Arrived at the Hawaiian Capital The Monterey and Trans ¬ ports Ie ft for Manila July 1 MILES COMMANDS FutnreMovement8 at Santiago Will Directed by Him in Person Armis ¬ tice landed Thursday ¬ ¬ IHTY FIFTH M CONGRESS The Best War ICews Downfall of Santiago Must Be Accom ¬ plished at Once in Order That it May Strategic Base in Subic Not Decimate Our Troops Washington July The Plans of Germany to Interfere Was Defeated and on Approach of the Amer ¬ ican Vessels the German Ships 14 Fourteen sus- ¬ picious fever cases have broken out among the employes of the quarter- ¬ P i m m I I i 3 I- - The men have been isolated and con- way to Manila The City of Para arrived at Hono- ¬ fidence is expressed in the ability of Washington July 14 The navy de ¬ the doctors to stamp out the disease lulu July 5 The Morgan City and In ¬ The report received at the war de diana wexe scheduled that evening partment has received from Adm Bandmaster Watson of the 13th partment that yellow fever has broken Dewey the following- dispatch Aguinaldo informs me his troops out among our troops impresses the Minnesota was suffering with typhoid Jiave taken all of Subic bay except Isla administration with the importance of fever and was taken to the Red Cross Grande which he was prevented from concluding the campaign at Santiago hospital The Monterey and collier Brutus left taking1 by German man-of-wIrene as speedily as possible While but Honolulu for Manila Jul 1 On July 7 the Raleigh and Concord went very few cases have developed accordThe Monadnock with the collier there they took the island and about ing to the report the presence of this case is ex Nero arrived at Honolulu July 3 1300 men with arms and ammunition disease even in a single No resistance The Irene retired from tremely dangerous to the army situated Necessary repairs to her machinery as it is The purpose of the war will delay her there six or seven da3fs the bay on their arrival I shall send the Boston to Cape En- - council at the white house Wednesday The Nero was in first class shape gano about July 15 to second army morning was not only to discuss the The Monadnock made the trip alone detachment It is not practicable to steps to be taken to prevent the spread and had 100 tons of coal left She send to Guam No transport vessels of the disease and to improve the con- averaged ten knots the whole disdition of the army but also a pre tance Dewey available Manila July 14 via Hong Kong position to facilitate the opera ATLANTIC COAST July IS The American nav under tions against Santiago The presence Adm Dewey has won another import ¬ of yellow fever is an admonition that a A Terrible Storm Racing and it is Feared ant victory in the capture of Grand Is prolonged campaign would subject our That Vessels at Sea May Be land in Subig bay Island of Luzon army to the danger of disease It is Lost and also the chief harbor of thr Phil proposed therefore to press ahead at ippines once and at most any cost to capture New York July 14 A terrible Chief Aguinaldo on July 6 informed the cit and put an end to operations storm one of the fiercest of the year Dewey that the insurgents had full in that quarter The Spanish com- ¬ is raging here and along the coast A possession of Subig bay with the ex mander is thoroughly familiar of heavy northeaster began to blow Tues ception of the large island controlling course with the health condition and day and gradually increased in fury the entrance A strong Spanish gar ¬ it is believed to be his purpose by until at S oclock Wednesdaj the storm rison occupied the island and he ud delays on pretense of considering the was at its height with rain fall ¬ Along the Long he was unable to take it question of surrender to stave off the ing in torrents c Adm Dewey early on the next da3 fall of the town with the hope that Island and Jersey coasts the storm is 7 dispatched the cruiser Raleigh the yellow fever may become epidemic raging furiousVy July The sea is running and the gunboat Concord with emphat- and deplete our ranks mountains high and the heavy surl Washington July 14 Secretary along the beaches is doing great dam ic orders to Capt J B Coghlan to take age Shipping- is tied up in the harSlipped Out of the Bay ¬ ¬ - masters department near Santiago lulu and reports that Maj Gen Mer ritt has arrived at Honolulu on his The steamer Marrimoo just arrived from Hono- Victoria BC July 14 ar ¬ Maj Gen Miles Wednesdaj assumed command of the army arouna Santiago and the future mo vementi of the United States troops will be di rected by him in person The armistice which had been declared pending- negotiations for th surrender of the Spanish forces will expire at noon Thursday and unless the demands of the Americans arc acceded to by that time a general attack will be made the fleet bom barding the city from outside the har 14 - July Plata del Este Guantanamo Bay ¬ bor ¬ however that Thurs day morning and perhaps before then a white flag will be flying- from the - It was believed -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fortifications The terras of surrender insisted tip on by the American commander take in not only the beleagured Spaniards at Santiago but the whole province oi Santiago de Cuba including the garri¬ -- ¬ sons at Manzanillo Hohjuin Baracac and Guantanamo The United States on its part agrees to send the Spanish troops back to Spain and to allow their officers their side arms No other concessions will be ranted - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Jufy- - 14 Among- the best informed administration officials the opinion was universal Wednesday night that the crisis of the Santiago campaign is at hand It is deemed certain that Thursdav will witness either a desperate fight 01 an unconditional surrender on the pari of the Spanish forces with the chances of both so evenly divided that there is uay afterroon a bill conferring npon Adjt Gen Corbin the rank pay and allowances of a major general was passed by the senate When unanimous conront was asked by Mr Sewall rep N J for consideration of the bill Mr Pettus dem Ala objected How- ¬ ever by i vote the senate decided to recon- ¬ sider the bilL Bills passed Fixing the days and allowance of chaplains of volunteer regi- ¬ ments making them the same as those of a mounted captain permitting officers in the regular or volunteer army to hold positions as commissioners superintendents or historians of national parks Mr Allison called up tho house resolution providing for the adjourn- ¬ ment of congress Friday and Lad it referred to the committee on appropriations House The day in the house was given to consideration of measures by unanimous con- ¬ sent Few of importance were passed After the resolutions providing for final adjournment Friday was agreed to there was a clamor characteristic of the closing days of a session members in large numbers being almost con- ¬ stantly upon their feet appealing for recog- ¬ nition and consiaeration of their local meas- ¬ ures Washington July 9 The second session of the Fifty fifth congress expired Friday at 2 oclock It has written pages of new history for these United States but its end was quiet ind after the usual tameness save for an in- ¬ cident in the house where the sergeant-at-arm- s was obliged to use the mace which symbolizes the the golden goose power of the house and the authority name exercised in the of all the people The senate accepted the resolutions of the house fixing Friday at 2 oclock as the hour for adjournment when shortly after noon Friday the committee on appropriations reported that it had no further urgent busi- ¬ ness and that the adjournment could be had without injury to the good of the country Mr Spooner offered a resolution thanking Senator Frye president pro tempore of the senate for the able and courteous manner in which he had presided over the deliberations of the senate during the present session It was adopted A similar resolution offered by Mr Cockrell Mo thanking Vice President Hobart was adopted with a rousing yea Vice President Hobart then the hour of 2 oclock being indicated by the senate time piece for ¬ mally declared the senate adjourned without day First Regular Session Washington July 8 Senatc LateThurs has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser- ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of The Courier it fresh and accurate this and it is supplying Journal realizes the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k prints the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best You get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-WeCourier Journal and The Bour ¬ bon News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must invariably he sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky ek Thb Louisville Courier Journal is now publishing the fullest most accurate and most reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal Trlutnpli In Photographic Art TfiF Carbon Photograph will stand test of time aud atmospheric in ¬ fluences Made in all sizes aud is dur ¬ The likeness is always preserved and cau be made from any old picture 1 invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving yonr orders for any copying and enlarg ing of old pictures T make your sit ¬ tings free when you desire a large picture from life snd guarantee satis Very respectfully faction L Grinnan Artist 29mar tf Paris Ky in miuntest detail able ¬ ¬ AN EXPLOSION Fifteen Men Among them Several Soldiers Killed in the Lad in Hand Powder Works in Pompton Lakes - ¬ p J5 y j-J- bor GtN LAVTOM VS CAVALRY COBHf - WnT CUBAN i tS j Quite a number of small craft fishing schooners and the like have been caught outside in the storm and it is believed some of them have been lost with their crews Lifesavers alone the coast are on the alert watching- foi wrecks THE TUNNEL ACCIDENT ¬ - No Hope of liescuinir Any of the Elcvcu Party Found Victims Rescuing1 scarce a toss up between them The war officials are hoping for a surrender of the cHy and they generally believe that Gen Toral the Spanish commander will jicld at the lasl moment rather than subject his mec to what inevitably will be a losing fight He is evident- - hesitating as tc what course he shall pursue and as Adjt Gen Corbin commenting upon the situation Wednesda3 night said The soldier who hesitates is doom¬ ¬ ed Up to 130 oclock Wednesdav nigh not a word of information that woulc Their Far srTe UlccUcd J D 0Ki frfPC if tO cT mt i j muf fy -- 1 - -- V Mouon VRIDf15 SAMPSOW5 S-- THE HORSESHOE AT SANTIAGOS DOOR - Richard Harding Davis reports that the American lines around Santiago are now in the shape of a horseshoe nve miles in length -- M - f the island and capture the garrison Alger and Secretary Wilson remained As soon as the cruisers arrived they at the white house Wednesday night shelled the principal points on the is until nearly 12 oclock waiting for land utterly destroying the earthworks dispatches from the front but none and other fortifications and lay ¬ were received Earlier in the evening ing the torpedo station in ruins Capt Secretary Bliss also was at the white The situation as affected b3 Coghlan then sent out a launch with a house message to the garrison demanding the outbreak of 3ellow fever was dis- ¬ There was no response cussed at some length surrender and the Raleigh finally sent a six The president is greatly concerned inch shell through the commanderss as is the sccretarv of war but assur ¬ house The white flag was instantly ances have been received that the med ¬ run up on the ruins of the earthworks ical corps is fulh able to cope with the Capt Coghlan sent Lieut Rodman disease of the Raleigh and Ensign Knepper There was a rumor afloat Wednes ¬ of the Concord with a landing party day night that Gen Duffield was one to demand absolute surrender of the victims of 3ellow fever but no This victory gives the Americans con- ¬ official information on this subject was trol of Subic ba3 a Spanish strategic obtainable point and frustrates the Spanish plans No Real Help From Germany to prolong their dominion in the Phil London July 14 The Times com- ¬ ippines The Spanish were endeavorupon the situation ing to protect it with submarine mines menting editorially Thursday morning sa3S it thinks the and to make it ready for occupancy by of disease among the Ameri- the Spanish fleet supposed to be on its outbreak mrl rVir nows of tlir Tvrnf tmnns way from Spain Adm Deweys pos- iiKjiuuu l iua liuuiuu opxiii iu uuatiauu session of oubic bay defeats Ger the war but it dissuades her from TnnTnrc cnnnncnrl nlnnc frv n trti f nvn in such rashness which will onlv have the Philippines The plan was design- ijlll IUOU1U 11X IUU1U uuiVUO IL1 1UO UL ed and executed with jrreat dash ana as it is quite illusory for peace bravery and its success has surprised Spain later to hope for real help from Ger- the Germans and other foreigners ¬ ¬ ¬ fn I 1 I here nan3 When the Raleigh and Concord en- ¬ tered Subig ba the German war ships ¬ Spain Must Choose V1 Pakis Jul3 14 The Temps Wed ¬ left vcr3 suddenly Although the at nesday afternoon referring to the Spain has to titude of theGermans is still irrifable peace rumors sa3s choose between an arrangement with Adm Dewey is managing them with great diplomacy lie does not expect hard conditions attached and absolute bankruptC3r Moreover it depends any trouble with them upon her to avert 03 opportune action The blockade will hereafter be Onlv the suddIv ships of grave international complications by more rigid the American and foreign nations are which she will earn the gratitude of the civilized world allowed to enter Destructive Fire in Mnrfreesboro Tenn ¬ throw any light upon the situation at Santiago had been received 03 the wa rescuing an3 Both Secretaiy Algci water works tunnel disaster was given department res- and Adjt Gen Corbin expressed the up late Wednesday afternoon A cuing partj- - succeeded in penetrating opinion that nothing tangible would This ia within be received before Thursdaj perhaps the tunnel G 100 feet about 400 feet of where the bodies ol until afternoon Gen Shafters comthe II victims are supposed to lie The mand is now in excellent condition anc Strong reinforcements have men who entered the tunnel Wednes spirits da stated that after reaching 010C arrived and are at the front feet thev found their passage blocked X MORE Vt-PRISONERS j by wreckageauaedb4thefp2 Jofj PTMBP js The tunnel is stiir fill They Were Assigned to Quart rs on Sc j the explosion to the mills and the wounded were imed with dangerous gases voys lslnud Adm Cerversis Health mediately placed on board to be reGreatly Improved moved to the Patterson hospitals foi Must Fall by the Sword Oef Jukagua July 12 via Kingston Portsmouth N H JUI3 14 Eleven treatment 14 The military formed in line and AlLthc negotiations Spanish officers were landed from the Jamaica Julr for a peaceful surrender of Santiago St Louis Yednesda and were as stood guard about the plant and re de Cuba ended in utter failure Tues signed to quarters on Seave3s Islanc fused to allow an3r one to approach da3 and the cit3 must fall D3 the near the captive seamen There arc the works The names of the deac sword Gen Toral the Spanish com- four lieutenants three surgeons twe and wounded have not et been ascer mander has finali and definiteh re- chaplains and two ensigns in the par tained New York July 13 The Lallin fused Gen Shatters proposal for an t3 Their quarters are separate from and the thoseof the men and the officers have Rand Powder Co officials in thiscit3 tinconditional surrender American army now only awaits the been allowed to retain their own have been advised of the explosion at words of its general to begin the final servants Wednesday all the Spanish Pompton lake Seven persons were struirsrle officers were allowed to cable homa killed two are fatally injured and eight are missing The explosion oc by direction of Secretar3 Alger Ulockade Runner Wrecked curred in the smokeless powder de Adm Cervera has quickly felt the Washington JUI3 14 CaptSawer signal officer at Key West has report- beneficial effects of the New England partment A Dayton Widow Mlssinc ed to the war department that the climate and he was reported Wednes Dayton O July 14 The polica to be in his usual excellent health ship San Domingo was wrecked off the da3 Isle of Pii es Cuba while tring to lie is so much pleased with this port were Wednesda3 informed of the rays Her nationalit3 is as a visiting place and desires to re terious disappearance of Mrs Caroline run the blockade unknown Capt Saw3er reports but turn a little later if our government Me3ers of 113 Dover street She is a he believes she was one of the vessels will permit him to do so Rev Curtis widow aged 30 and left her home last secured 03 Gen Blanco to run the Iloyt Dickens of this city was Saturda3 ostensibly to go to the gro blockade and furnish food supplies to Adm Cerveras crucst Wednesdav and eeiy She has not been heard of or he dined with all the Spanish officers seen since Her relatives have grave his arm3 on the St Louis On his return from fears for her safet3 Pay for the Soldiers the ship lie brought some momentoes Chick ai aug a Pauk Ga Juh-- 14 Fatal Shooting at Greenfield among them being two gold mounted There will be cause for rejoicing- at Greenfield O Jui- - hi Elmer buttons from Adm Cerveras coat tho Tampa and all the southern army Butler aged 12 shot Dais3r Browder camps for some claS to come The admirals autograph and autographs 12 colored with a shotgun The comarray pa3masters left Chickamauga for of all the Spanish captains and manders Rev Mr Dickens had a very charge penetrated the abdomen and Tampa Monda3 and will immediate conversation with Adm Cer and the nrl died Wednesdav morningcommence paing the troops now quar- pleasant They live in the neighborhood oi vera tered there The tent and field equip I like America and Americans he South Salem about six miles south ment of the pamasters was shipped said east of here It was the result of a Tuesday after them When Mr Dickens asked him how quarrel Capt Gridleys Kcmains Dayton Carriage Company Fails he had been treated he replied Most Dayton 0 July 14 The Ledigh Pa July 14 The v mains of excellently Erie the late Capt Gridle3 arrived in the Italy Will Collect the Amount by Force Carriage Compaq- - assigned to Charles cit3 Wednesda3 morning and were im Estimated lia Washington JUI3 14 The state de J McKee Wednesda3 mediateH turned over to the famil3 partment has been notified that the bilities S115000 assets 5140000 prefwith no demonstration The funeral Italian government has determined to erences S35000 The company has was held Wednesday night at Sunset adopt force in securing1 the pament stocked up with 90000 worth of raw and was largely attended Business 03- - the republic of Colombia of the ar material and the expected orders for houses closed Yednesda3 afternoon bitration award made 03- - President the finished product were not forth and flagi are at half mast Cleveland in favor of Ernesto Cerruti coming No Trouble With Germany an Italian citizen amounting Their Bravery Recognized Washington July-- S The last adTo this end the Italian govern Washington July 14 The prcsi ient directed the promotion of Lieut ment has summarily closed diplomatic vices from Adm 4 Dewey received here As the3r make nc Cols W S Worth 13th infantry E H negotiations with the Colombian min were dated Jul3 Liscum 24th infantiw and E P ister at Gome and has notified Adm mention of trouble with Germany the Ewers Jth infantry to the- fc rade of Candiani to proceed with the Italian rumor that he had fired on a German brigadier general in recognition of squadron to Cartagena Colombia and vessel is pronounced baseless No adheir gallant and meritorious action there adopt forcible means to collect vices could have reached a cable station since J11I3 4 the amount n the operations about Santiago Cleveland 0 All hope oi of the victims of the JUI3 15 ¬ - -- - - VM as Rand Powder in Pompton Lakes Tues da killed 15 men among them several soldiers who had been detailed to guard the powder works A short time ago there was an explosion which killed six men Since the outbreak of hostilities with Spain Col Lee o the nd JSew Jerse3 volunteers and a battalion of his regiment have been stationed 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all the world having special correspondence from all important news points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other Bpecial departments of usual interest We offer this uneqnalod newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 ¬ TOTHE FARMERS OF 8QUR8Q8 NT As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence To I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on tho market It i3 guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence in use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put np the benv Chicken Ftince on tho if Julv 14 Frank Off Juragua July 12 via Kingston Uashviixe Tenn Juty 14 Fire deBishop James Sanders and John Web Jamaica July 14 Gen Miles stroyed seven business houses in Mur beripf this place were drilling a gas correspondent yl have notsaid to freesboro Wednesda3 causing losses come The3had completed lownhere to take command and shall estimated at more than one hundred wcllWednesda3 thousand dollars The losses are pret- the drilling and were putting the tub jrobabh-- remain but a few days It ing in the well when an explosion oc- ¬ s too late to make ty well covered by insurance anj changes in curred from below where no fire could jlan of campaign even if I desiredthe Kentucky Boy Killed have been It is supposed that the lo so But 1 have no complaint to to Dakrodsbuhg Ky July 14 James casing and tubing coming- in contact nake Isom son of Zach Isom of this county caused a spark that fired the gas re ¬ It is expected that in accordance who joined the regular army 18 months sulting in the explosion Bishop was vith orders from Washington the sub ago was killed at Santiago Isom seriously burned and the others slight ¬ marine mines in Francisco thean has left for Cuba to get his sons re- - ly burned The derrick and machm larber will be removed within a fpw cry were total destroyed lay mains 1 ¬ ¬ y Windfall Ind Gas Well Explodes 3en Miles AVill Ileniain But Few Days ¬ Columbus O July 14 Charles Scott a federal prisoner from Missistendent Cooper of the naval academy sippi escaped from the state prison Wednesdaj issued a general order He was serving croverning the officers and marines at Wednesda3 morning two years for impersonating- a United tached to the naval academ3r after the States officer and had served arrival of Adm Cwrvera and the off- He was a crusty and walked one3ear awa3 icers and men of his command It pro First Cargo Out vides that all Spanish officers who give wToledo O July UThe first cargo parole will be permitted to go without the gates and to have the privileges of of new wheat out of this port this sea- ¬ the grounds between 8 a ra and sun son was shipped Wednesday on the The parole will not permit steamer Gault by Reynolds Bros for down New York for export to Liverpool them to leave the city limits ¬ ¬ ¬ Adm Cerveras Privileges Annapolis Md Juh 14 Superin Trusty Walked Away market If yon are needing any louce give ni v ya call 0 W MILLJ5 Agent Paius Ky v - THE IBOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY Correspondence From Chickainauga ioyal mattes the food pure wholesome and delicious JULY 15 1898 Reflections of The K 1 A Trip JbtmaZCoirespoitlence Chickaiuauga Park Ga July 12 C7ourer Rill POWBEfi Absolutely Pure I A quebtiou ot vast import Speuial ance to the health of the Second Ken tucky regiment the purity of its water supply is now about settled To day Gen Fred Grant conferred with Col Gaither relative to it which resulted in the determination to filter every drop or water used by the Grant brigade which comprises the Second Kentucky First ¬ ¬ L ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE BQDBBQK HEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CH AMP Mdttorx and Owners j BBUHE MILLER 7 mayabletolhe order of Champ Make all Checks Money Miller Orders etc ments and yearly cards Displays oue dollar per inch for first Inser¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei tine each insertion Locals In blacL type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as rull lines when running at line rates Obituarss cards of thuus calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ¬ ADVER1I81NV RATES Santiago Capitulates At three oclock yesterday afternoon Gen Toral formally surrendered the city of Santiago and all the Eastern portion of Crba to Gen Shafter on the condition that the Spanish army be sent back to Spain It is estimated that there are 30000 Spanish soldiers in Sa- ¬ ntiago andthat it will require forty five ships to trrnsport them The U S has not that many transports in tne At- ¬ Arkansas and Ninth New York regi ments This was found necessary to prevent an epidemic of malaria and typhoid fever which had liegnn to be Duriug the trip up to Mackinac I apparent in Camp Thomas to an alarm heard several members of the K P A ing degree and which had sent num- say that they hardly knew anyone in bers of soldiers to the regimental hos the editorial party It would not be a pital bad idea for a committee to be appointed Company D of Lexington has es- for the express purpose of making every ¬ pecially felt its effects beyenteen men body acquainted with everybodyelse men being on the sick list Two of right at the beginning of the meeting them Privates Johnson and Hughes next year are lying at deaths door at the division hospital Verily the K P A had the best ot Gen Grants plan which is already being carried into operation is to have everything during the jaunt to MichiN the best erected a large tank of abont 50000 gan The old reliable L ga 1 ins capacity at brigade headquar- road going South which always does ters where the water will be filtered the handsome thing by the K P A and to allow each company two barrels promptly exteudt d the courtesies of the D the per day Blue Spring is to be the road to thebos The C H water supply and wagons will carry it bet road to Chicago and Michigan rein barrels to this filter tank Strict reg- ¬ sorts took the K P A to Toledo in ulations have been issued forbidding a splendid style in charge of a personal soldier to drink the water from the representative The boys were enter- ¬ stand pipe or any of the surrounding tained at Cincinuati at ihe Palace Hotel springs and the guards have been the best 2 and 250 hotel in America and at Mackinac at the Grand Hotel nlaced near each to enforce them the best hostelry on the Island And probably the best feature of the outing Gen Grant seems to display a great was the ride between Toledo Detroit deal of sociability with the officers of Cleveland and Mackinac on the magnifithe Second Every day he with his cent steamers of the famous Detroit orderly Spurgeon Cheek ot Lebanon Cleveland Navigation Co of which Mr Ky takes a ricte through camp and A A Schantz of Detroit is General 3esterday by the way of an introduction Passenger Agent The steamers are to bis command Gen Grant summoned floating palaces several of them costing all the non coms to regimental head 300000 each The K P A is indebted quaiters where he shook hands with to these friends for much of the pleas each and made a brief speech stating ure of the most delightful trip in the that he was proud of the Second and history of the Association hoped that they might conduct them selves so that he could continue to be The K P A boys are back proud of them Gen Grant has already Telling of evrything they saw begun an innovation in drills Instead Oph half speak of Mackinac of baying its regimental puiude from G The other half of Mackinaw to 730 p in ttlC Or now a slialli something similar takes place a half The merriest persons of the party hour earlier He intends in this way to were the genial Bob Morningstar Secreaccustom his men to ways of battle tary of the Association and Tom Ar The first took place last niht the legi nold poet humorist and editor of ments being divided up into uvo iorces Chicago 1 have never seeu such a five companies in commaLC of Capt ceaseless and enjoyable flow of good Shearer ot Covington intrenching themspirits as that which bubbles from BjL selves in the rear of the camp Col Morningstar excepting the spirits at Gaither commanded the regiment which Walkersville and they were of a liquid attempted to dislodge Shearer but nature through some misunderstanding the ad- ¬ vance guard of his column became am ¬ GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS bushed and had to retreat pell mell into camp causing an utter rout for the at Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer tacting column In to nighrs sham De Wolf Hopper is playing Wang at battle the honors were more even Manhattan Beach -- The members of th K P A who were awake when the steamer passed through the St Clair Flats a short dis- ¬ tance above Detroit viewed one of the prettiest scenes in the itinerary of the trip The fiats abound with handsome private residences and club houses boat houses built on small islands all on the American Fide The Canadian side is a vast marsh with only a house visible here and there The flats afford fine fiphiug and hunting The lats called Little Venice have been aptly s Suffered 20 Years GARTH FUND IHheai The present beneficiaries of the Gr irth Fund will meet the commissioners at the City School Wednesday July 20th at 9 a m They must bring the text books used during the last school year New applicants will be considered Thursday July 21st at same hour and ¬ Hiane ¬ place They are required to present certificates from last school attended respecting their application proficiency and conduct and also evidence as to their financial condition E F CLAY E M DICKSON GEO VARDEN ¬ Come and see us before selling yotir Wheat Will fnrnish sacks and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar tee that you can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter est or less R B HUTCHCRAFT Wh eat Sacks f8jy td Commissioners FOR SALE CHEAP ¬ ¬ Strayed or MRS writes For twenty seven years I had been a constant sufferer from nervous prostra ¬ farmer and well known by all old residents near Bclniout N Y MARY LEWIS wife of a promi ¬ Stolen ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tion and paid Jarge sums of money for doc- ¬ tors and advertised remedies without bene- ¬ fit Three years ago my condition was alarming the least noise would startle and unnerve me I was unable to sleep had a WILLIE OALAMESE number of sinking spells and slowly grew 8july 3t Box 511 Paris Ky worse I began using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first the medicine seemed to have no effect but after taking a few bottles I began to notice a change I rested better at night my appe- ¬ tite began to improve and I rapidly grew better until now I am as nearly restored to health as one of my age may expect God OPEN JUKE 15TII TO OCT 1ST bless DrMllesNervine Bay mare 15 hands high 3 years old B M RENICK CO was taken from hitching rack at colored P S Farmers would do well to store Baptist Church in Paris on the night their wheat near home of Juiy 4th She is shedding front teeth Heavy mane and tail Had on brown leather saddle with heav3r lap robe for blanket Will pay for infor- ¬ mation leading to her recovery or will give 5 for her return to me Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Cos office Wanted to Buy Esti Springs 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay the highest market price in cash or I will fnrnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when you are ready to sell at the highest mar- ¬ ket price Those who held wheat last year made big money Store your wheat and get the profit E O FRETWELL Agent Paris Ky gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug- ¬ Dr h miles m t Nervine Restores Health o Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate Waters The prettiest Place and be kept Summer Resort in the West For particulars apply to 5iulv 4t i CAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor IRVINE KY S Money To Lean gage 800 to loan on DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind ADM1NISTBAT0B ¬ ill r Apply to first real estate mort ¬ i C ARNSPARGER 8jy 4t Agent MASTERS OP SALE ¬ City Property POUKBOV ¬ ClKCUIT COuitT All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta x Rogers deceased must present same properly proven as required by law before me at my office before Sept 1 1898 or else be barred Notice is hereby given that the firm of By order of the Bourbon County McDc rmott Spears is dissolved J Court K Spears having purchased the inter- ¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue S B ROGERS the business FRED McDERMOTT Aiministrator J K SPEARS 2 1898 July 3t T 2STOTIOE Jas R otivers Assignee Plaintiff vs Sherman Stivers etc Defendant By ¬ ¬ bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause on July 2d 1898 I will sell publicly at the Court house house door in Paris Keutucky on SATURDAY virtue of a judgment of the Bour PHOENIX BICYCLES ¬ Pretty Bicycles are all right if you want something pretty to look at but there is a world of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will do it JULY 23 1898 ¬ between the hours of 10 oclock a m and 2 p in the lollowing ducrined real estate to wit Lot No 16 in Higgins Sub division to the City of Pans fronting 50 feet on AlcCaun Avenue and extruding back of uniform width to J H Lewis 113 feet more or less bounded on the N by Reynolds land and on the S by lot 14 aud is the aine lot couveved to Sher ¬ man Stivers bv J M Thomas and wife by deed of date May 30th 1883 of record in the office of the Clrk of Bourbon County Court ¬ DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS5 IN 4 Bicyeles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc 7 Ga July 13 Some new American dances have Special At 4 oclock to morrow morn ing the First Kentucky Inautry will be made their appearance at the watering lantic The It is believed that all the American astir and a half hour later the entire places vogue Dewey Two step has some weeks but the been in troops except two or three regiments of regiment will take up the marcn to Schley Galop is the latest immnnea will be withdrawn from Cuba Lookout Mountain nine miles distant and brought North An army will at The men will go in light marohing once be sent to Porto Rico Gen order carrying only their canteens Bernice Wheeler Mrs John Coleman Chickamauga Park ¬ Brooke has been ordered from Chicka manga to Washington to consult re- ¬ garding the expedition The St Louis sailed for Annapolis with Cervera and other Spanish officers Gen Lee seems to have been bottled up Theres a great deal of politics in this war Camara is probably returning to Spain for a fresh roll of films for snap shots at Commodore Watson ¬ Camara thinks of those Suez canal tolls he will probably side with the Kentucky tollgate raider When Admiral war began says the Louisville the uncertain future Marriages have increased since the Times m Do any of the brides scent pensions in Hon John county defeated Hon Jas McCreary for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Eighth district The Kentucky Press Gilbert of Shelby ¬ The Frankfort Ledger has suspended publication That bright snappy paper the Rich mond Pantograph has been enlarged The Bluegrass Blade has suspended some more ¬ I k Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair 9 CREAM m Free gnns and cups and haversacks contain ing twenty fonr hours rations shelter tents and blankets will be carried by the wagons The regiment will reach the top of the mountain about noon and will remain until Thursday morning Private W F Anderson of Company I Somerset Ky died last night of ty ¬ phoid fever at the hospital His remains will be sent home in the morning The trouble in Company H caused by some little dissatisfaction with two ot the commanding officers has blown last week at 13 cents all round over The Cynthiana Times says that a number of crops of wheat in Harrison SCINTILLATIONS averaged thirty five bushels to the acre Jonas Weil has bought a car of exAu Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment port cattle from Jacoby Bros at Robt Long of Madison will die from Hutchison for 440 per cwt Smedley a rat bite Bros of same precinct have sold a lot An insane Iowa woman drowned her of plain cattle average weight 1000 pounds to Hibler Co this city at two children in a tub of water four cents Private Isaacs was drummed out of The sales at the new stock yards at Camp Corbin at Lexington because he Lexington promise to be successful refused to be mustered in the army There are fourteen men from Bracken There was a big demand at the opening county in the Sixth Infantry U S A sale Monday for sheep over a thousand who were in the thickest of the battle at being sold at prices ranging from 2 60 to 350 Five bull calves brought 26 Santiaga de Cuba Dr Sam Rodman of Frankfort each who graduated with Drs Ben Frank A few refrigerators left at J T Hin John Sweeney Julius Purnell and Will tons Call at once Kenney of this city has been made Steward of the Hospital Corps of the Try our special A coffee six Fourth Kentucky Regiment pounds for 100 Spears The Gentrys of the United States will McDermott hold a reunion at Crab Orchard SpriMgs The very best companies com- ¬ in this State beginning August l9t and at least 800 are expected to be present pose my agency which insures A big fox chase will be one of the against fire wind and storm amusements of the gathering Non union ¬ ¬ Also the undivided onp pevnth in terest of thij defendant Sherman Srivers in the following tract of laud subject to the dower right of bifr mother Mrs Mollie Stivers therein to wit A certain tract of land Iving and being iu Bourbon countj Kentucky bounded on the E by the land of the Ogden hirs and on the W by the lands of Jas Hinton on the N bv the lands a Kentucky girl was drowned in the of the Willis Wright and on thf S ty the La Bourgogne collision off Halifax lands of the Warfield heirs containing acres Yousof the Turkish wrestler who was nbont also drowned had 6000 in gold in bis Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for eqnal parts belt of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to give STOCK AND TURF NEWS bonds- with good surety to be Approved undersigned Master Commis Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Kt by the payable to said Commissioner sioner Turf Notes and bearing interest from date until Joe Lebus of Harrison sold 10000 paid at the rate of sis per cent per an ¬ pounds of tobacco to Cincinnati parties num and having the force and effect of - My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the very lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods jffiPj MLsM sUlT III ¬ judgments EDOOtt EMMETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court Harmon Stitt Attorney Years of experience in buying and the fact that I pay cash VI for all goods insures good results Another important fact not to be overlooked g I am not paying a big rent and this feature is verymuch to PMaWMKMKWWMMKMMX Tested and Tried s i tf For 25 Years tf tf tf tf tf Would you feel perfectly tf safe to put all your money One you in a new bank the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- ¬ ties tf have just heard of tf But how about an old tf DauK r une mtn uno uvno tf business for over a quarter tf of a century One that has always kept its promises 5 One that never failed never x tf misled you in any way tf jf 5 couldnt you r Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended only to fool the buyers and pull them in To come to the point If you want the best furniture for the least money go to J T HINTON Close Prices on Mattings 1 Send your linen to Haggard Reeds Steam Laundry for a good finish tf Plan Your Summer Outing Now Fleturesque Mackinac via The Coast Line Go W O H1NTON Agent Speabs I EMULSION tf C SCOTTS Ttis Week BAKING to Seed sweet potatoes McDermott fc POWER MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder 0 om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD from Detroit 1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland for the round trip including meals and berths One thousand miles of lake ride on new modern steel steamers for the above rates Send 2c for illustrated pamphlet Address A A Schantz G P A Detroit Mich 13 50 It only costs Notice I want4a good small farm ft never will that someone Look out of from 30 to 50 acres with improve- tf does not try to make you ments and situated near Paris Please K invest your health in a new tonic some new medioine describe place and give price in first you know notmng or ¬ S of COD LIVER OIL WITH tf HYPOPHOSPHITES is just like such a bank It has never tf disappointed you never will tf It has never deceived you Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniturfi tn he rpnn irpri Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete f i communication JHG 8jy 3t Address O i Undertaking in all its branches P BoxNo 825 paris Ky 50c and too all druggists SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York IJWWCAKWmytftftf Embalming scientifically attendedfto CARRIAGES FOR HIRE s JBk- - tf - pjirw JPipSy 2fr frysi nwrji rS5 TJE JHm -- BOURBON EW- - PARIS K- - FR13AY JULY NUPTIAL KNOTS ¬ 15 1898 mTPfiTt-jfTl-wn- 7prmiipJnyrin Lai jje B irling Party THE Engagements Announcements And SolThe fwliowing prsuus attended a emnizations Of The Marriaee Tows bowling 1881 paity v eduebday night COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Eighteenth Year Established The Mercury reports a marriage in THE NEWS MAN Misbea Eddie Spears Hannah JMuberley Carlisle last week at which the bride 1 la Friend AuuetU Enleicd at the Post office at Paris Ky as Hairodsburg Jidjuse and paid the secpoi iiss mail matter Ridale ilrviiie Jennie Kate Purnell Note Hastily Jotted On The Streets At bought th3 The Depot- - In The Uotel Lobbies And preacher A similar wedding occurred Lillian Kelley Georgetown Alice -- ODBBOH HEWS PERSONAL MENTION MID SUMMER CLEANING UP SALE fa il m 9s 1 ltf fcSP LTi I J in tnis city at miumgat auout two KKeAvher Speais Claia Wiluioth Cleon Bright TELEPHONE NO 124 Mr J E Clay was in Cincinnati months ago Biooks Winchestei Lau a Trundle -SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Katie Russell Blle Ta lor lrnly Mil- - yesterday OBITUARY Payable in Advance lersburg Louise Russell Lruise Mr J S Sweeney is visiting rela- 51 00 S2 00 Six mouths One year ford Alice Howell Carlisle Fanni- Ky Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory news costs you caxt even get a kf Bell Georgetown Nellie Maun Eiiic tives in Nuliu Of The Dead v To make room for niv Fall purchases which will soon bogin to ir a gtjjf free of charge port from a Rt v Father Bmke is spendiu O Baldwin Minnesota Mrs R J Neely John Brown formerly of the Hutchi- arrive I take this method rf cleaning up all Summer goods such as fw days at Atlantic City Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Messrs R L Parks U G Daugherty son pi eciiict died at the residence of Iawns India Lit ens Dimities Check Muslins Curtain Swiss Linens payable to the order of Champ Miiler Midi Mary Robinson of Cynthi ma John Power John Williams Kirtley his fister Lear Little Rock yesterday and Ducks for Skirts Summer Dress Goods Bed Quilts Sheets and is the guest of Miss Mabel Hill Jamison L Purnell Chas Friend Ben In Sun Francisco California last cases Tabic Linen- - Odd Napkins Towels Hamburgs and Laces R B Hutchcraft will store Downey John Spears Frank Prather Mrs Bettie Holt of R ruiingham is Friday Alonzo Morrow aged G9 died your wheat at one cent per Thos Wiluioth Jake Spears Llewellyn visiting at Mr W H Dawsons of pneumonia The deceased lived in bushel per month and furnish Spears Chas Wiluioth Walter Keuuey Mr Horace Taylor of Carlisle was the Hutchison precinct for many yeats will he ofleivd at low tnic- to close Also one case of Bleached Cotton in the city Wednesday afternoon sacks Will give you the market Noah Spears Walter Champ is snrvived by his wife nee Mary at 5cts p r yard OUR OWN SPECTAL BRAN 0 not more than 20 He Miss Gnssie Punch of Mt Sterling Hutchison and three daughters and 1wo yds to one customer price any day you wish to sell A few Comforts and Blankets cairied over from Sixteen Colored Recruits is the guest of Miss Anna Council sons respectfully Mrs J L Brown last season will he firuul on our Bargain Counters at reduced prices pay hat wheat is worth ia Will Paris Miss Mattie L and Ella May Rememhcr tlie ay md dates Positively all g ods go back tc Mr and Mrs Win Warren of Lex New York or Baltimore less the Sixteen colored men of this city who s were unlisted for I he Tenth Cavalry bv ington are gutsts at Mr Tho Terrys and Messis John Morrow Alaska and regular prices the d yfuilov Lg freight The remains were Lieut Johnson and Private Geo Kellis Miss Clara Gunn of Lexington is Ernest Morrow FrsnsTrT u - itva e n ax u Yesterdays Base Ball Results IV ia wa --of the Tenth left yesterday for Fort the guest of Misses Carrie and Frankie interred at San Francisco where Vr Morrow moved iu 1897 McPherson at Atlanta iu charge of Butler Louisville 1 Boston 9 J29 Main St Paris Ky They were James S Private Kellis ¬ Dr Joseph Fithian who has been ill Louisville 7 Boston 8 Miss Lncit n Brook Gunn of LexW VMiTVJHVlVM Couwaj Virgil Parks Vill Dnvis 1 Cleveland 0 Philadelphia ington is the gufst of Miss Frances of blood poisoning for seyen weeks ditd Harvey Fields Sam Dobbin John Butler at his home on Pleasant stitet Tuesday St Lonis 8 New York 5 i wA i Strougaii Sidney Clay Allan Cooper Pittsburg 1 Brooklyn s w K ti 9 B S Miss Katie Harrison of Lexington evening at 630 in the sixty eighth year Johnson B Hawkins M vs Twelve A Kern Cincinnati 5 Baltimore 5 is th- - guest of her sister Miss Addie of his age Dr Fithian was born in Philadelphia in 1830 graduated in med- ¬ innings game called on account of Carr Jim Kellis J H Robinson and Harrison Enoch Johnson Dr Conrad examined icine in that city in 1854 and was a sur- ¬ darkness Everything in Our Snre will he offered regardless of Cost for the Mrs Lizzie Walker left Wednesday 150 applicants and found 90 of the num Second game in geon in the Eighteenth Kentucky In next 30 days and w men lion just a few of the Bargains ber eligible But sixteeu were accjpted for a visit to Mrs Nannie Munnell fantry in the Federal army during the 50 pieces of Sim turns Percales 3ic per yd For Sale Remington typewriter as that is the quota wanred from each Louisville civil war After the war he located in Fancy Luvn in irreat variety 4c per yd Apply at The city Good as new cheap The Tolly Bachelors will give a North Middletown afterwards moving Domestic hyandie Lawn best quality 10c per yd News office erertnau at Odd Fellows Hall Wednes to this city where he has since practiced Touring1 Kentucky on Horseback Genuine Freuc Organdie Lawns 18c per yd day night medicine in partnership with his will 36 i Sea Island Percales only Sc per yd About fifteen ex Confederates A crowd of about thirty boys and Collier of Cynthiana brother Dr Wash Fithian The de- ¬ Mr R M Tuesday morning for the White Duck Skiit full width for 50c leave here girls uatives ot New York Boston and candidate for Auditor was in the city ceased leaves three grown children Dr Our truest Tap- d Ladies Bleached Vests 1c Reunion at Atlanta other diataut points started from Berea Wednesday night Frank Fithian and Misses Nellie and Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10j crossing at the Mays an the 2d hist on a trip through the The L N George Georgia Fithian his wife who was Regular hollar Summer Corsets for 50c Miss Evelyn Finnell of ville pike near Lexington will sooii mountains in Eastern Kentucky says town its the guest of Mrs W H Fisher Miss Emily Owens having died seven Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton oc They will be on Duiscan avenue the Richmond Climax have a viaduct built over it We could give you columns of Baigains like these hut space for ¬ months ago Dr ithian wa esteemed gone about a mouth and travel about Miss Nettie Shire arrived Tuesday during the war aud since then as a bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices befoiv purchasing Several Parisians will attend the 000 miles before returning All went hanging of Careuce Vinegar the negro horseback the women wearing bloomers evening Irom Cincinnati to visit her model surgeon physician and citizen elsewhere Handsome Picture Livn with 5 rjurchae and his death is deplored by every per- ¬ wile murderer at Georgetown Monday and riding mens saddles two father Mr A Shire Four son who knew him He was an elder Prof A M Gutzeit and family are hoise wagons accompanied them to Mrs Isaac Clay formerly of this in the Fiist Presbyterian Church for s 1 100 was put in the spending a few days in the couutry with many carry supplies 9 city has been appointed matron of the yeais aud wis a member of the relatives near Mnir Odd Fellows Orphan Home at Ltxiug trent nry by each party before starting to Paris Boaid of Education The de VSXUlCSU3731JeMVCr3AeESsUVrUUU3lJldafttVUSfc del ray exjp uses Object of tiip to yiew Miss Lizzette Dickson gave a charm ceased was a memner of the Odd Fel- ¬ ton l he count iy ing card party Wednesday evening at lows and A O U W lodges botn of Dr J T McMillan of Lexingion her home on Third street which attended the funeral The funer lcs Hill Camp Meeting has returned to Ibis city and will open WE HAVE EECEIV2D A SPLENDID STOCK OP Mist es Sallie and May Wilmore of al services were held yesterday morn- ¬ his dental office on Broadway to da or PakivS Hill which has been a camp Harrodsbnrg arrived yesterday for a ing at half past nine oclock at the First tOTnorrov 131ftilTED SUITINGS M TR0I1SEBINC8 meeting place for twenty six years is yisifc to Mrs Thos Fishr Presbyteiiau Church by Rev F J Sevekty cents was offered for new being put in good condition for the an- Miss Anne Sawyer who has been Cheek assisted by Rev Dr Rutherford Blackberries nnai camp meeting wnich begins on whely here yesterday visiting Miss illie Brent has returued The remains vere followed to their Blue August 4th and continues till the 15t1 sold atftanrty cents per bucket to her home iu Owensboro last restum place m the Paris cemeterj grass seclhs quoted at trixty cents Among the uoted ministers who will be Misses Fannie Bell of Georgetown by a very large college which attested pr eeut are Rev W T Boiling of Our Prices are f- hart anv house in Central Kentucky whea The pall I eurers were Col R G Stoner was brought home Mississippi Rev and Effie Baldwin of Minnesota are his populaiity Dr G W Brigjzs We ask yon to give uf a can Dr John Bo wen A Shire Buckner quality ard style are cm -- idnrd Wednesday afternoon trom Olympian guests ot Mis R J Neely who conducted the Moody meeting in Springs where he has been very ill He Mis Mary Joplin came down from Woodford E K Thomate R B Hutch and Bishop Louisville Galloway is still in a very serious condition Lexington yesterday morning to attend craft Dr R J R Tilton John M a vocal The Kentucky Colonels Brennan - J R Rogers S mill at Win quartet has been engaged to sing The the funeral of Dr Joe Fithian Sons planing Scobee T Si3 Mr James Condon will leave Sun Have you seen those new toilet sets Wednesday night L N will give reouced rates during mester burned day for a trip to Atlantic City New at J T Hintons Prices the lowest entailing a loss of 10000 The light the meeting S E TIPTON Cutter patterns the newest York and other points in the East tf plainly seen by many Parisians tfas Requests Of Mr Hawkins Mrs G B Alexander and Miss The Southern Building and Loan Always ask for Paris Milling The late Mia Laura V Hawkins of Kate Alexander are visiting Mr and Association of Id oxville which went Lexington tiSsEte fci Hv made the following bequests Mrs Ambrose Bnford in Covington CosPuri y flour All grocers into the hands ot a receiver some months in her will To Midway Orphan School I M Insis on having Purity Mr Chas R James arrived home keep it ago has declared another ten per cent for the education of some poor orphan yesterday from a trip to tne Mammoth every time Tr VSfe m illi dividend ar girl 1000 to Kentucky University Cave aud a yisit to friends in Louisville rm ll m gifwiwi 1MlttlMiiBtfTMlLtJ TMaaiTo Cure A Cold In One Dy Chas Boldrick brother of R L Bible College 1000 Lexington Orphan Mrs C M Clay Jr is spending a Boldrick of this city has been ap- ¬ Abylum 500 Home of the Fiendless few days in Madison cou- ty with her Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ pointed First Lieutenant and Adjutant 200 St Josephs Hospital 200 the C MmI John D Harris lets All druggists refund the money parents Mr and enCo A on the staff of Colonel Colson of the W B M of Indianapolis 500 Ken if it fails to cure 2oc For sale by W Mrs Henry Iegrigg and Miss Edna T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Fourth Kentucky tucky Confederate Veterans Association V ednesday vr i lie of after- ¬ Ky 500 Mr James M Russell of this Green arriyed home will sell tickets to Cin- ¬ N The L noon from a visit to relatives in Mays- ¬ city received a bequest of 500 of A beautiful line of white and on the 24 at 125 for the round cinnati ville SouveHir Confederate Flags trip Tickets good on train leaving Mrs J J Brooks of Nicholasville silk puff shirts for hot weather Paris at 515 a m and returning on satisfac- ¬ Co s A beautiful souvenir of the great who has been visiting Mrs W T at Price train leaving Cincinnati at 755 p m Confederate Re union held in Atlanta Brooks lnft Wednesday for a visit in It is worth your while to call and in iThe Paris friends of Will McNamara July 98 The flag is made of fine Cynthiana An impromptu dance will be given spect the new line of rugs just opened will be surprised to learn of his mar- ¬ tfoth and has printed thereon Father tf t Odd Fellows Hall to night in honor by J T Hinton riage to Miss Lottie Davis of New Ryans famous poem The Conquered Copyright applied for of the young ladies who are now visit Richmond Ohio They are at present Banner Raceland Jersey hutter for living at 621 W 9th street in Cincin- ¬ Sent anywhere in the United States or ing iu the city sale hy Newton Mitchell Cauada for 25c in stamps five for one nati AFTER A REFRESHING Miss Mary Champ who has been BATH Dr Will Kenney a brigkt young dollar Address W G McNelley visiting triends in West Virginia will New line of lace curtains at J T Lawrenceville Ga arrive this evening for a visit to Mrs Hintons Parisian who recently graduated from tf on a sultry dav the prospect ot Swift Champ Medical College at Louisville has de The Local heat Market putting on such exquisitely laun- - A new fresh line of lawn chairs and Drs H H Roberts and Frank cided to locate in this city and has Paris buyers offered sixty eight and Lapsley attended the meeting of the benches just received at J T Hintons Fdered linen white and faultless in rented the office on Pleasant street for seventy cents for new wheat yesterday Kentucky Midland Medical Society in The first hot uight you enjoy one will merly occupied by Dr Ciain finish is a pleasure to the man that tf easily repay you for your outlay but very little was purchased The Midway yesterday Thieves entered the residence of N farmers are storing their crops and will has his shirts collars and cufis Capt Bell and Mr Henry Daven- ¬ EL Bayles on the Maysville pike Tueshold it for higher prices Joine Too many carpets on baud done up at our laundry Our r port of Charlestown Va arrived Wed- ¬ day night and stole some clothing and get one cheap J T Hintons double brick dwelling nesday to be the guests of Mr and Mrs aud aim is to please our patrons and a gold watch and then took two saddles J T Hinton tf Cateiby Woodford was -we spare no pains to do it as we and a mowing scythefrom the stable on High street near Fourth 800 worth Tuesdav damaged about Miss Sallie Joe Hedges who has The watch belonged to Zack Wright want the patronage of every mara mv agency non- ¬ Iasure afternoon by fire which probably origi- been visiting Miss Annie Laurie Youne in Paris ilitlfAHbff- - I Prompt -- paying reliahle Auctioneer A T Forsyth yesterday nated from a spark from Haggard in Mt Sterling arrived home Wednes union sold the planing mill machinery which Reeds laundry One side of the house day afternoon accompanied by Miss companies insures against fire the Power Grocery Company bought was occupied by E T Hinton and fami- ¬ Young wild nd storm Templin to James H ly and the other side by Mrs Felix from Tarr Miss Maytie Weber of Chattanooga W O HINTOfe Agent W M UINTOX JR BPtO Proprietors Piper of Maysville for 435 Mr Piper Lowry and daughter and Mrs Ben who has been visiting Miss Frances will probably run a ploning mill in this Spears All of the furniture in the Claybrook at Hutchison Telephone No 4 will return city house was removed home nxt week accompanied by Mi68 mI are being made by a number Claybrook Efforts Ladies white silk and P K TEETH EXTRACTED of prominent gentlemen to organize a -- Mr and Mrs W O Hinton left company to hold a State Fair at Lexing- ¬ puff tie5j 25 cents at Price WITHOUT PAIN Tuesday for a trip to Chicago and ADMINISTRATORS ti proposition will Cos ton in September A points in Michigan in company with a NO COOANE NO GAS be made to the Kentucky Trotting party of Lexington people Prof and All persons knowing themselves in A simple application to the gums used debted to the late D Miller deceas- ¬ Horse Breedere Association for the use Dont use any other hut Purity Mrs Clarence Freeman were members onlvbvme aud ackuowlndeed bv the ed will please settle with the under- ¬ of their grounds of the party public to be the best- and easiest and signed at once Those holding flour from Paris Milling Co tell claims absolutely free from any afte r effects TRADE Postmaster J L Bosley has re- your grocer you want no other against said decedent will present tneim Jatephorio treatment lor painless proven as required by law to H A merry boatitg party was given ceived a letter from a Missouri man Cl filling All grocers keep it up Stoner last evening in honor of Misses Howard attorney rho wants to locate a cob pipe factory Human Moberly of Harrodsbunr and S LILLE3T0N ia this city The letter promises large 3 00 Set of teeth Lillian Kelley of Georgetown guests of ¬ Read J T Hintons display adver4t 15 00 Admr D Miller Decrd Upper anl lower returns from a small outlay of capital is money in your pocket Misses Alice and Eddie Spears oftots up Silver filliiui There he proposed factory would give em tisement It 1 00 u Gold fillings were about thirty young people in the See page four tf ioyment to eleven persons Gold crowus 500 Ml party A lunch was spread at Gass 0 cts Painless extracsiou Miss Julia Edwabds of this city Crawford Bros have lately improv-¬ spring aid Mr George Clayton of Hutchison ed their barber shop making it decidedThe hest is always the cheapest MIIR 0 0 J yho were delegates to the National ly the most attractive shop in Paris Deering hinder twine machine FOR SALE AT The nest session of my school will b ieeting of the Y P S C E have re-- Thow nflFor a nrnmnf Dnarfi auu JJU11LO 321 Main St Paris Ky v vj iuuii odci nA gin the first Monday in September oil and all repairs for the Deering opp Court house tirned home Mrs Richard Jameson service and their shop is as cool as any Shoe Store Jnd Mies Blanche Robertson of Cyn- - in the city Hot or cold Tsatbs at any maclrnery at 8 to 12 a ra 1 to 5 p m Hours W L YERKES imna aleo attended the meeting hour Telephone 79 R B HUTCHCRAFTS tf Uje tf Opposite Deposit Bank j TUCKE RS 9 Thursday Friday and Saturday B-icL- - j August 18th 19th and 20th ¬ All Ladies Muslin Underwear - ¬ m m - jfc-iSfc-iiJ- sa- Cos n - iMtrx m tut Sacrifice ijulCt ¬ - j -- -- f CONDON j Z-SZ-- ZZ c It jlble ¬ I FOR SPKIXU AND SUMMER - - F IiOW - A ¬ V -- ii m a - ¬ of this city have gaged vices an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday each momh who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee tion Call in and have your eyes tested free df Next visit will be Thursday July 28 1898 J Winters ¬ ¬ ¬ COVYM6MT ICIS The Bourbon S team Laundry Thb yyy J 5 i ITiCL ¬ Sjfc - JSHO For Gentlemen ¬ I i i- - t SCHOOL HOTICE Clays - 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 j Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I QUOrs and Owners BRUCE MIDLER f XT THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY DUTY 15 1898 and he still lives a great favorite though something of a butt with the country boys and a nota ble singer in church on Sundays and saints days Of Silver we have heard no more That formidable seafaring man Avith one leg has at last gone clean out of my life but J dare say he met his old negress and perhaps still lives in com- ¬ fort Avith her and Capt Flint It is to be hoped so 1 suppose for his chances of comfort in another world are very smU The bar silver and the arms still lie for all that i know where Flint buried them and certainly they shall lie there Avould for me Oxen and not bring me bck again to hat ac- ¬ cursed island and the worst dreams that ever 1 have are when I hear the surf booming about its coasts or start upright in bed ATith the sharp voice cf Capt Flint still ringing in my ears Pieces of eight pieces of eight upon the island ¬ Thank GoS oree more for Duty when we lie THE GRAY WITH THE BLUE Snrirlsiiisr Sirlit That AVfi Typical of the Pres ¬ ent Pultlic Ifeelinsr Say now -- WitS some hot anguish on our brow Or walk tn weakness neatii some heavy load Or fall by the wayside while the world Goes on with all its merry whirl of noise Ami never heeds that one is left behind AtJ when our longing eyes scan spaces far And see through clouds the red sun moving down At New Orleans said a man from Iowa the other day I tell you this war is bringing about a good many queer sitdont uations right here at home to say though I dont knov profess what it will do to the Spaniards Hut il is doing some funny things to us Americans anyway When 1 was on my way down here met a man on the train met him in I the smoking room where he was sit ting reading- a New Orleans paper 01 course we began to talk Avar and 1 asked him what JSTew Orleans people had to say Oh theyre ready for a fight he said just as ready to fight under the stars and snipes to day as they were to fight again it 35 years ago Ive seen some pretty strange things since this war broke out but when T was down in Xew Orleans a week ago I saw some thing that beat all the rest for being ¬ ¬ The western slopes of sky or when we hear The voices of the loiterers wandering by Who bear away the last faint hope of cheer Then then thank God for Duty bending Have fled and left us shadowed by despair Comes softly in and by the bedside bends With a touch so tender and a voice so true That healing drops upon us as her gift Full simple clad is she no gorgeous robe Rustles and shines obtrusive on sick sight But softest gray and white like garb of nun And nun like too she keeps in sight her cross Her hands untremblingly hold the bitter cup That hard to drink yet Quickens the tired pulse And lifts us up to go our way again Aye more than this soft stepped along the road Hour after hour she journeys by our side Faithful with cup with staff with warning word And thcragh no traveler cheer the way She makes the westward journey all aglow near Like dear old fashioned half forgotten friend Who stopped at home while joy was of our guests But who when youth and strength and courage fair - ¬ eventide With light such as shall There was a regiment of southern On paths where shadows beat sweet cross of her volunteers expected to pass through the fall Mary Lowe Dickinson in Washington city and it seemed as if the whole popHome Magazine ulation men women and children had ¬ queer turned out to see em go through In a way it was a prettj sad experience to the old timers who remembered the war sad because it brought back the memory of privations and terror and heartaches of those days When the first company appeared in their United States army uniforms it might have been the signal for a wave of bitterness Hut it wasnt The crowd cheered the officers cheered five flag and cheered immim KOBERT LOUIS STEVBISOIL Before a bigtv e lay Crpt Smol and in a far corner only d uskhy let flickered over by the blaze 1 beheld great heaps of coin and quadrilaterals built of bars of gold That was Flints treasure that Ave had come so far to seek and that had cost already the lives Uoav of 17 men from the Hispaniola man it had cost in the amassing what blood and sorroAv Avhat good ships scut¬ tled on the deep what brave men walk ¬ ing the plank blindfold what shot of cannon Avhat shame and lies and cruel- ¬ ty perhaps no man alive could tell Yet there Avere still three upon that island Silver and old Morgan and Ben Gunn who had each taken his share in these crimes as each had hoped in vain to share in the reward Come in Jim said the captnin Youre a good boy in your line Jim but I dont think you and mell go to sea again Youre too much of tlhe born favorite for me Js that you John Silver What b ings you here man Come back to do my dooty sir re- ¬ turned Silver Ah said the captain and that was all he said WThat a supper I had of it that night with all my friends around me and Avhat a meal it was Avith Ben Gunns salted goat and some delicacies and a hottle of old Avine from the Ilispa-n-ol- a Never I am sure Avere people gsyer or happier And there Avas Silver sfcdng back almost out of the firelight but eating heartily prompt to spring forward when anything was Avanted even joining quietly in our laughter the same bland polite obsequious sea- ¬ man of the voyage out sand CHAPTER XXXIV AND LAST J PART VI CHAPTER XXXELL the ranks That wasnt the strange part of it though Most of the men as T say wore the regular army uniform A few of thvm were not fully equipped having been ordered out in a hurry but the general effect was all right Suddenly however a company came along and I rubbed my eyes and upon my soul to see if I wasnt dream looked twice ing Every man of them wore an old confederate uniform The crowd Avas as if every man of them had been struck dumb Then in a second it broke into a yell that made the build ings rock The man stopped a minute and pufFed at his cigar before he Avent on It seems thai the company hadnt been able to get regular army uniforms before they started so they had begged and borrowed a Jot of old confederate ones and had come right along They didnt mean to be going back to old prejudices in doing that T dont Imow that I can explain it but instead of go ing back they were bringing the past forward They meant to make it plain that the old rebel uniform had become ins loAal as the blue And I think it Avas a fine thing to see them there boys in blue and boys in gray not simply fra ternizing in reunions and makinronr speeches to say that the past is past but tramping side by side fighting shoulder to shoulder under tho same flag and for the same country Well when he got through snid the man- from Iowa You saAv I said something of the Avar did you I served four years in a Mississip pi regiment he said This little incident started the other jnembers of the group one by one I dont think I ever realized that the war was over as I did the day the Seventy-first left Camp Black said a news paper man I stood on the ridge Avail ¬ ing for the troops to come b and Avhen the band passed what do you suppose it was playing Dixieassureavoure born Well sir it made a thrill run ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Continued saAv the anchorage deserted he had gone to Silver given him the chart which was uoav useless given him the stores for Ben Gunns cave was Avell supplied AAith goats meat salted b himself given anything and every thing to get a chance of moving in safety from the stockade to the two pointed hill there to be clear of ma ¬ laria and keep a guard upon tthe money As for you Jim he said it went against my heart but I did Avhat I thought best for those who had stood by their duty and if you Avere not one of these whose fault Avas it That morning finding that I was to be involved in the horrid disiappoint ineait he had prepared for the mu- ¬ tineers he had run all the Avay to the jave and leaving Squire to guard the captain had taken Gray and the ma ¬ roon and started making the diagonal Europe for the last hundred years across the island to be at hand be ¬ strange oriental pieces stamped Avith side the pine Soon hoAvever he saAv what looked like Avisps of string or bits that our party had the start of him of spiders Aveb round pieces and square and Ben Guun being fleet of foot had pieces and pieces bored through the been dispatched in front to do his best middle as if to wear them round your alone Then it had occurred tottiim to neck nearly every variety of money work upon the superstitions of his for- ¬ in the world must I think have found mer shipmates and he as so far suc- ¬ a place in that collection and for num- ¬ cessful that Gray and the doctor had ber I am sure they Avere like autumn come up and were already ambushed leaves so that my back ached ith before the arrival of the treasure hunt- ¬ stooping and my fingers Avith sorting ers them out Ah said Silver it was fortunate Day after day this work Trent on by for me that I had flaAAicins here You every evening a fortune had been would have let old John be cut to bits stowed aboard but there was another and never given it a thought doetof fortune waiting for the morrow and Not a thought replied Dr Livesey all this time Ave heard nothing of the cheerily three surviving mutineers And by this time Ave had reached the At last I think it was on the third gigs The doctor with the pick ax de- ¬ night the doctor and I Avere strolling molished one of them and then we all on the shoulder of the hill here it got aboard the other and set out to go overlooks the loAA lands of the isle round by the sea for North Inlet Avhen from out the thick darkness be This Avas a run of eight or nine miles Ioav the Avind brought us a noise be Silver though he Avas almost killed tAveen shrieking and sinking It Avas through me To have a northern regi- ¬ alread- - with fatigue Avas set to an oar only a snatch that reached our ears ment starting off to a real Avar o the like the rest of us and Ave Avere soon folloAved by the former silence tune which used to be the Avar cry of skimming swiftly over a smooth sea Heaven forgive them said the doc- ¬ their enemies well say you cndnt Soon Ave passed out of the straits and tor tis the mutineers0 talk much about prejudice in the face doubled the southeast corner of the All drunk sir struck in the voice of a thing like that island round Avhich four days ago we of Silver from behind us I as down south not long ago said had toAved the Hispaniola Silver 1 should saA was alloAved his another man and T saAv local Iroops As Ave passed the two pointed hill Ave entire liberty and in spite of daily re ¬ leave for camp They had a r itiling could see the black mouth of Ben Gunns seemed to regard himself once good bandstand Avhen it came to march ¬ cave and a figure standing by it lean- ¬ buffs more as quite a privileged and friendlj ing they played a whole lot of tilings ing on a musket It Avas the squire and dependent Indeed it as remarkable one after another Avithout a break It we waved a handkerchief and gave him Avell he bore these slights and with was kind of funny to hear Dixie on top three cheers in which the voice of Sil how what unAvearj ing politeness he kept of The Star Spangled Banner and er joined as heartily as any at trying to ingratiate himself with all The Bonnie Blue Flag on top of that Three miles further just inside the Yet I think none treated him better And the crowd cheered em all even mouth of North inlet Avhat should Ave than a dog unless it Avas Ben Gunn Yankee Doodle meet but the Hispaniola cruising by who Avas still terribly afraid of his old You can hear that almost any night herself The last Hood had lifted her quartermaster or myself who had real ¬ here in Xew York at the theaters said and had there been much Aind or a ly something to thank for al- ¬ the newspaper man The northerners strong tide curreut as in the southern though for that matter himsuppose I 1 are not behind the southerners v their anchorage Ave should never have found had reason to think even worse of him impartiality In fact the other ight her more or found her stranded beyond than anybody else for I had at a Broadway theater I think Dixie help As it Avas ther 2 Avas little amiss meditating a fresh treachery seen him upon the got the liveliest applause given o any beyond the wreck of the mainsail An- ¬ Accordinglj it Avas pretty of the patriotic airs But he dded other anchor AAas got ready and plateau gruffly that the doctor ansAvered him the Avhole audience stood while the dropped in a fathom andia half of Avater Drunk or raving said he orchestra played Trail Columbhi and We all pulled round again to Rum cove Right you Avere sir replied Silver Star SpangJcd Banner and again dur ¬ the nearest point for Ben Gunns treas and precious little odds Avhich to you ing the playing of My Country Tis of ure house and then Gray single-hande- d and me N Y Run Thee returned with the gig to the His- ¬ 1 suppose you Avould hardly ask me paniola here he was to pass the night to call you a humane man returned Why Warships Do Not Sink on guard the doctor Avith a sneer and so my The floating capacity of a ship or as A gentle slope ran up from the beach feelings may surprise you Master Sil- ¬ the builders express it the displace ¬ to the entrance of the cave At the top ment is very accurately calculated the squire met us To me he as cor- ¬ ver But if I Avere sure they were rav ¬ and every pound of weight is alloAved dial saying nothing of nry escapade ing as 1 am morally certain one at for Besides the ships have double bot- ¬ either in the way of blame or praise At least of them is doAAn Avith fever I¬ toms and water tight compartments Silvers polite salute he somewhat should leave this camp and at whatever risk to my OAvn carcass take them that help to keep them aflont if acci- ¬ flushed the assistance of my skill dents happen It is said to be almost John Silver he said youre a Ask your pardon sir you would be Impossible to sink a modern built ship prodigious villain and impost er a mon- ¬ very rong quoth Silver You would constructed on the best models N Y strous impostor sir am told I anxnot lose your precious life and you may Ledger to prosecute 3ou Well then 1 will not lay to that Im on your side now hand Library DtanitpeaiM But the dead men sir hang about your and gloA e and 1 shouldnt wish for to Belgrades national library Avhich neck like millstones see the party weakened let alone jour replied self seeing as 1 knoA- - Avhat 1 OAves you opened Avith 40000 volumes on the Thank you kindly sir shelves has been closed on account of Long John again saluting But these men doAvn there they Hoav dare you to thank me cried couldnt keep their word no not sup- ¬ disappearance of all its books It the It is a gross dereliction of posing they Avished to and Avhats more was intended to be a circulating li ¬ the squire they couldnt believe as you could but the people who took out¬ my duty Stand back brary them and on inNo said the doctor And thereupon Ave all entered the books never returned Youre the vestigation it was found that the books cave It was a large airy place with a man to keep your word we knoAv that Well that was ahoutthe last news we passed from one reader to another till little spring and i pool of clear water they could be no longer traced N Y oTcrhung witJU ferns The floor was harlof the three pit Alas Only once we AA AA ¬ AA AA A -- When the doctor had Avormed his se- ¬ cret from him on the afternoon of the attack and when next morning he The next morning avc fell early to work for the transportation of this great mass of gol near a mile by land to the beach and thence three miles by as a consider- ¬ boat to the Hispaniola able task for so small a number of Avorkmen The three felloAvs still abroad upon the island did not greatly trouble us a siugle sentry onthohoul der of the hill Avas sufficient to insure us against an sudden onslaught and ve thought besides they had had more than enough of fighting Therefore the work Avas pushed on briskly Gray and Ben Gunn came and Avent Avith the boat while the rest dur ¬ ing their absence piled treasure on the beach Two of the bars slung in a ropes end made a good load for a groAvn man one that he Avas glad to walk sIoavIv Avith For my part as I AAas not much use at carrying 1 Avas kept busy all day in the cave packing the minted money into bread bags It Avas a strange collection like Billy Bones hoard for the diversity of coin ¬ age but so much larger and so much more varied that I think 1 never had more pleasure than in sorting them English French Spanish Portuguese Georges and Louises doubloons and double guineas and moidores and sequins the pictures of all the kings of A heard a gunshot a great ay off and supposed them to be hunting A coun ¬ cil Avas held and it Avas decided that Ave must desert them on the island to the huge glee I must say of Bert Gunn and Avith the strong approval of Graj We left a good stock of poAvder and shot the bulk of the salt goat a feAv medicines and some other necessaries tools clothing a spare sail a fathom or tAvo of rope and by the particular de- ¬ sire of the doctor a handsome present of tobacco That AvavS about our last doing on the island Before that we had got the treasure stowed and had shipped enough water and the remainder of the goat meat in case of any distress and at last one tine morning Ave weighed anchor Avhich Avas about all that we could manage and stood out of North inlet the same colors flying that the captain had flown and fought under at the palisade The three felloAvs must have been Avatching us closer than avc thought for as we soon had proved For coming through the narrows we had to lie very near the southern point and there we saw all three of them kneeling together on a spit of uand ith their arms raised in supplication It Avent to all our hearts I think to leave them in that Avretched state but Ave could not risk another mutiny and to take them home for the gibbet Avould have been a cruel sort of kindness The doctor hailed them and told them of the stores Ave had left and here they were to find them but they continued to call us by name and appeal to us for Gods sake to be merciful and not leaA e them to die in such a place At last seeing the ship still bore on her course and as now SAviftly draw ing out of earshot one of them I knoAv not hich it Avas leaped to his feet ith a hoarse cry Avhipped his musket to his shoulder and sent a shot whis tling over Silvers head and through the mainsail After- that Ave kept under cover of the buhvarKs and wher next I looked out they disappeared from the spit and the spit itself had almost melted out of sight in the glowing distance That as at least the end of that and before noon to my inexpressible joy the highest rock of Treasure Island had sunk into the blue round of sea We were so short of men that every- ¬ one oni board had to bear a hand only the captain lying on a mattress in the stern and giving his orders for though greatly recovered he was still in Avant of quiet We laid her head for the nearest port in Spanish America for Ave could not risk the voyage home without fresh hands and as it Avas AAhat Avith baffling Avinds and a couple of fresh gales avc Avere all woin out before avc reach it It Avas just at sundown AAhen Ave cast anchor in a most beautiful land locked gulf and Avere immediately surround- ¬ ed by shore boats full of negroes and Mexican Indians and half bloods sell- ¬ ing fruit and vegetables and offering to dive for bits of money The sight of AA AA AA A M H DAILEY 3L3E335flTOISa 8 y 402 MAIN ST - - - PARIS Over Deposit Bank to 12 a m 1 KY Office hours to 6 pm H A SMITH Office over G S Vardeii Office Hours 8 Co 1 to 12 a m to5p m r Dental Surgeon Phone 79 No 8 THE END Broadway 6 Paris Ky to 12 Office Hourp a m and 1 GREATLY FRIGHTENED A YooMigr 5p m 3dc tf t way Car A young ladly who lately journeyed Ladys ISxnerience in a Rail ¬ GEO W DAVIS DEALER AA AA - AA from Wimbledon to London had a very uncomfortable adventure She reached the station just as the train Avas start- ¬ ing and had only time io- jcsmp into the first compartment whe 51 e dropped upon a seat Not until the txain was in motion did she notice that she had a single felloAv passenger a man young Avell dressed but of a somewhat for ¬ bidding aspect i The young lady unfoldted a newspa- ¬ per and began to read but as the first station was passed she chanced to glance again tOAvard the other end of the carriage The man as there but his face was no longer serene He appeared to be greatly agitated and was gaing intently in the direction of the young lady A sudden overAvhelming fear took possession of her All the Avild stories of railway murders to hich she had ever listenedtrushed through her mind She felt herself doomed She thought of shrieking for help but her tongue refused to move The monster for so he seemed to her looked anxiously about him appar ¬ ently to assure himself that the time Avas ripe for his murderous design Then he adA anced to the other end of the carriage came quite close to his panic stricken fellow passenger and put his right hand in his overcoat pocket Was he feeling for a knife or a revolver Springing to her feet the frightened traveler faced him in de- ¬ - in Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to Undertak¬ ing and Repairing Main Street Paris Ky HOUSE AftI LOT ADD BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash balance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf AA ¬ I ¬ AA TRESS PLANTS VINES The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Aeents strawberry and general nursery cat- ¬ alogue on application to H F HILLENMEER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 CARL CRAWFORD spair What do you mean and said Excuse me madam thousand apologies if AA fainting Avith fear He bent tOAvardi her smiled grimly 1 she cried half ALVA CRAWFORD J3K IVlT I was kept busy aU cay bread bags p ckinji the money into ¬ so many good humored faces especially the blacks the taste of tlSe tropical fruits and abo e all the lights that be ¬ gan to shine in the town made a most charming contrast to our dark and bloody sojourn on the island and the doctor and the squire taking me along AAith them went ashore to pass the early part of the night Here they met the captain of an English fell in talk with him Avent on board his ship and in short had so agreeable a time that day was breaking Avhen Ave came alongside the Hispaniola man-of-war Ben Gunn Avas on deck alone and as soon as avc came on board he began with Avonderful contortions to make us Silver Avasgonc The a confession conniAed at his escape in maroon and a shore boatsome hours ago and he noAA assured us he had only done so to pre- ¬ serve our lives which Avould certainly A A have been forfeited if that man Avith the one leg had stayed aboard But this The sea cook had not gone Avas not all empty handed lie had cut through a bulkhead unobserved and had removed one of the sacks of coin Avorth per ¬ haps three or four hundred guineas to help him on his further Avanderings I think Ave Avere all pleased to be so cheaply quit of him WelV to make a long story short avo got- a few hands on board made a good cruise home and the Hispaniola reached Bristol just as Mr Blandly as beginning to think of fitting out her consort Five men only of those Avho Drink had sailed returned Avith her devil had done for the rest and the Avith a vengeance although to be sure Ave were not quite in so bad a case as that other ship they sung about - I offer you ten have alarmed you Such a thing as farthest from my thoughts but the fact is I have to Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts alight at the next station and since you enteredthetrain you have been sitting on my hat The revulsion of feeling on the ladys part can be better imagined than de- ¬ scribed Blushes took the place of PARIS KENTUCKY panic Fortunately the hat as a soft one Youths Companion Work guaranteed satisfactory Galla Your work is promptly answered Tells o lilatterinsr Tale Price3 reasonable solicited No doubt the human race Avould con- ¬ sider it little short of a universal trajr edy if there Ave re no looking glasses DR CALDWELLS Yet in spite of their widespread ue it is an astonishing fact that none of us CURES INDIGESTION have ever seen ourselves as others see us In the first place the reflection in the mirror does not portray our like- ¬ ness Avith any attempt at accuracy FMHKFORT CIMIMffi RY The hair isAvrong in tone the eyes are In Effect Marcli 1 1807 not oorrect in color and our com- ¬ plexions are hopelessly libeled by this DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY specious household deceiver It is certain that if the looking glasses spoke the truth the sale of various complexion EAST BOUND ashes Avould decrease to half for any fair skin looks gray and pallid in the Lvo Frankfort fi30am 300pm glass and numbers of Avomen who Arr Klkhorn 4am 320pm 651am 332pm Switzr have splendid complexions ruin them Arr Skimping Ground 7012am i48pm by trying to improve them because Arr DuvhIIs 708am 358pm Arr 720am 415pm TOorKCtowii they look bad in the mirror You may Arr Georgetown 800am 430pm Lve be certain that howeAer plain your Arr Newtown 812am 442pm K22am 452pm Arr Ccntrcvillc face seems it is b no means so xlaiii KriSarn 458pni Arr Elizabeth as it appears in tne telltale mirror Air Paris S40nm 510pm Secondly you cannot assume youv WEST JJOUND natural expression while peering in the looking glass The eye must be iw 920am 5S0pnj a certain position before you can sei riam 542pm Arr Elizabeth 3xSam 54Spm at all and the eye so fnr as expression Arr Centreville 4Sam 55Spm Arr Newtown is concerned governs the face Th Arr Georgetown 1000am 6l0pra consequence is that you can see onl 1040am 635pm Lvo Georgetown 1056am 646pm Uuvalis one of your expressions in the glass Arr Stamping Ground Arr ll0am 653pm and that expression is one of attentive 1125am 704pm 1135am 711pm examination All the other expres- Arr Elkhorn 55a m 725pm sions by Avhich your friends know 3 011 favorable or unfavorable you hav GEOB HARPER C D BERCAW never seen and never will see Lou ¬ Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt Ky CRAWFORD BRO Uf 33jP3rfc 0t27ce37S JOHN CONNELLY 6k 4 AA YRUP PEPSISi AA x ¬ 11 don AusAvers FllASKYORT The Servant Was WillingAt a dinner party the coachman hai come in to help wait on the table Among the guests as a ery deaf old UUv - AA A AA lady Coachman in handingA egetables comes to the deaf party Peas mum V says Jehu JSo answer Peas mam iouder Still no answer from the D P but placing her ear trumpet to her ear she lifts it interrogatavely to the man Avho mmm w nmn wti yiii itti tHrttt P iy k TIME TABLE EAST IjV AA 1 un The Itetort Avisel or foolish- ¬ Here is a retort which a dull student treasure and used it Capt once made ly according to our natures Professor You seem to be very dull noAV retired from the sea Smollet is Gray not only saved his money but When Alexander the Great as your age bein- suddenly smit with the desire he had already conquered the Avorld Student Well yon see he had Aris- ¬ to rise also studied his profession and a fine totle for a teacher Chambers Journal he is uoav mate and part OAvner of full ringed ship married besides and Step Was Necessary the father of a family Asfor Ben Gunn Mrs Kruger 1 understand that Mr he got 1000 which he spent or lost in three weeks or to be more exact Tallman kissed you on the steps last in 19 days for he was back begging on night Miss Kruger Why yes mamma Hes the twentieth Then he was given a lode to keep exactly as he had fared so tali he had to Odds and Ends AA - With one man of the crew alive What put to sea with seventy five All of us had an ample share of the Well its a rum way tube ejaculates of taking them but 1 suppose she likes it Here goes and doAvn went the peas into the ear trumpet San Francisco Wave glancing doAvn and seeing the t 830am 600pm t 1115am 810pm Ar Lexington Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm JLv AVinchesterll5Sam 923pm ihl5am 630pm Ar Mt Sterniii225pm 950pm 950a in 705pm Ar Washington 65am 340pm Ar Philadelphia10i5am 705pm ArNew York 1240nu 908pm Louisville WEST BOUND BOUND r-- Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 7i35aiu 345pm 911am 630pm ArShelbyvillel001am 720pm ArLouisvillell00am 815pm Trains marked thus f ran daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New Yok without change For rates SJeepint Car reservations oj any information call on orGloRGE W Barney - Agent L F B Carr Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky NRR Paria Kjiv j5 rw Tnq i3 V1 z fsyljfr JfJy - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY 15 1898 FROM PIG TO PORK To Make Hog THE WOMAN AND THE WORM A YOUTHFUL REASONER USEFUL HAY FRAME It Is Very Easily Made and at tlie Same Time One of tlie Uest Patterns Yet Devised Tlie illustration herewith portrays an easily made hay frame and at the fcanie time one of the best It is 14 feet long- by 6 or 7 feet wide The two main timbers are pine 2 by 8 inches the four crosspieces 2 by 4 - pine be made from old tires of the back wheels of a wagon Forward tires answer but are a little short The boards over the front wheels extend- - TJie bows over hind wheels can HOMEMADE HAYRACK ing from first crosspiece to the third are ordinary 1 by 6 inch fencing ma terial and should be both bolted and Bailed IJee eight bolts 12 inches long to secure the cross pieces to the main timber The lad der itself hs of oak to make it perfectly secure when a man climbs on to the load The stakes at the back end are fastened with one bolt so that they may be turned down after the wagon is unloaded They also should be made of oak or other hard wood The materials for a rack of this kind not including the iron bows cost at re vail in the ordinary country shopabout 250 Old wagon tires are found on nearly every farm or can be purchased for 25 to 50 cents A good handsaw a brace with several sizes of bits a hatchet a chisel and a square are all the tools necessary and these should be on every farm A blacksmith will make the tires into bows for a or a farmer trifle may do ihis himself if he has an iron tlrill for his brace A first class hay frame can thus be made at home nt the very small cost of three to four ilollars and if kept painted and under shelter when unused it will last many years Farm and Home ¬ one-half-inch ¬ read progressive papers and apply theory to practice This will give him many near cuts over his fields and among his live stock that he had never thought of As a rule the average farmer believes that corn is the only necessary for a hog but that is a great mistake To day no farmer can ob tain good results in fattening hogs He must first exclusively on corn try to get the pig strong bones muscles and digestive organs The best food for that purpose is milk mixed with some wheat shorts For the best results after pigs weigh 50 pounds is one pound of corn meal to three pounds of sour milk If the farmer has not the milk the next best feed is something that will produce the most milk in the animal that is bran But bran is very poor on fats He has to add the necessary fat and he can obtain that with lin- ¬ seed or corn To one bushel of bran mix four pounds of meal or to one bushel of corn meal add three bushels of bran With such feed and thrifty pigs he will get them ready for market at the age of eight months weighing about 250 pounds each At that age is the best time to sell but the best gilts should be saved for brood sows If he raises animals with strong bone muscle and good digestive organs whjr should they not make successful brood sows After they are tried nnd f otmd to be fertile moth- ¬ ers and when two years old he may try to raise two litters from each per year the best feed the best care and in cold weather the cleanest and wrarmest stalls for their comfort The natural ood for every warm blooded animal like a pig or calf is its moth- ¬ ers milk For that reason every breed ¬ er of hogs should feed during preg ¬ nancy of hrood soav and suckling time such feed as that which produces plenty of rich healthful milk There is nothing better than cows milk mixed with com meal for pigs after they are one or two months old Raising a Success the One Case in Which a Dainty Timid He Applies His Study of Natural His ¬ Farmer Must Think as Well tory to the Solution of a Sci- Looking Girl Showed as Work entitle Problem Real Xerve The Southern Agriculturist sajs the Johnny exclaimed Mr Blykins what t A calm well balanced woman of dig are you doing farmer that gets there is the man nified mien sat on a seat in an open Thinking sir who uses brains to help him He must street car facing a dainty birdlike little How dare you waste your time thinking A TRAVELLERS TESTIMONY What He Carried on the Cars El ¬ creature of her own sex whose face while it was decidedly pleasant to look HIDES IN SUMMER If Yon Take Care of Them as Here Advised You Will Save a Great Deal of Trouble To cure a hide properly it is first necessary to trim off all that dves not belong to it such as horns tail bones devoid of strong purpose or will power She was one of those atoms of woman hood whom even a woman is inclined tc ¬ embrace upon the shortest acquaint ance and the men well she was of a style that is simply irresistible to the ¬ sterner sex The calm woman smiled half amusedly bright faee as she watched her very picture of innocence and sweetthe Suddenly the calm woman ness frowned and drew herself together with Foi the faintest possible shudder there on the white pique skirt of hei pretty neighbor was a small green worm humping its way across the immaculate surface She leaned forward intent upon informing the young girl of the monsters presence but drew back again realizing the xossible results If there was one thing that the calm woman loathed and abominated it was worms in general and green ones in particular If she called the attention of the shy little woman opposite her to the fact that she was at that mo ment being traversed by a worm the girl would scream of course and whisk the objectionable reptile off her owr ¬ skirts on to those-- of her informant The calm woman who was rapidlj losing her calmness under the nervous strain inspired by the sight of the worm decided she would nor- risk in terference All the-- way downtown she watched the hideous thing a moving blot upon her neighbors immaculate apparel She felt for the girl but dared not tell her of her predicament Meanwhile the girl remained in blissful ignorance At length the green streak moved up to the girls gloved hand which reposed in her lap Fearing lest the creature should crawl up her sleeve the erstwhile calm woman who prided herself upon her self possession under ordinary and even sometimes extraordinary circumstances leaned forward and said almost hysterically PERFECTLY SAFE TETHER I beg 3our pardon but but there is a worm on your hand A Plan of Fastening Gritting Calves Then she drew away shudderingly sc or Horses That Will Afford that she would be safe from the anticiXecdeil Exercise pated result of the girls excitement It is usually found difficult to tether AAThat was the calm womans surprise an animal out to grass without en ¬ to see the weak sister with scarcely a dangering the safety of the animal change of feature pluck the worm from An excellent plan is shown in the her glove with her other ungloved hand and as the car came to a standstill drop it gently to the street Then she turned to the calm woman and sweetly thanked ¬ when you ought to be studying your les son v I was thinking about my lesson t at bore witness that she was a sister What book are you engaged in perusing Df the clinging vine variety sadly 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 diver- To Take when Travelling Every traveller knows that continuotis journeying on the railroad is very apt to derange the system in some way In spite of springs and soft scats 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 consti- ¬ pation 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 Kev ¬ ¬ vis-a-v- is ¬ ¬ ¬ sion Yes sir How far along have you proceeded in the study of natural history Im learning about amphibious animals now 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 wrise 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- ¬ ¬ tains Washington Star ¬ ¬ 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 what are the responsibilities and duties at- ¬ taching to membership he purchased a hook 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 ob- ¬ structing the flow of water Moonshine With a Trowel 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 I began taking Dr J C Ayers Pills They have entirely corrected the costive habit and vastly improved my general health Rev Francis B Harlowe Atlanta Ga Constipation is perhaps the most seri- ¬ ous physical evil of to day It is like the Octopus that grapples its victim aad fastens its tentacles on trunk and limbs one after another until at last incapable of longer resistance the helpless being succumbs to 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 Curebook free containing the testimony of those cured by this remedy Address J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass ¬ A Beautiful ffll A STARTLED MOTHER From the Freeport 111 Bulletin While busy at work in her home Mrs AVilliam Shay corner of Taylor and Hancock Avenues Freeport 111 was startled by hearing a noise just behind her - ¬ i N AS WHEN PI KST BOUGHT HEW Present FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of four ¬ ¬ 4 I ¬ ¬ qui ckly four-year-ol- lurning p7ofcT INVENTS JUKES KHARS AND CUFFSSTIFF AND RCE toward her her d she saw creeping daugh- ¬ ONE POUND OP THIS STARCH WILL GO A5 FAK A5 A rO JNB AND A HAL OF ANY OTHER STARCH CJtUBINGERBROSC KEOKUlCOWAWHWENjlOHHy ter Bea- ¬ ¬ floor with child moved over the an frTf trice The ¬ her Chicago Inter Ocean HELPS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS Some out Ipftving no wrinkles in it and being careful to get legs and heads spread so them Nebraska Farmer Then sprinkle salt evenly and freely on every Xart of the hide putting on about three gallons of salt on a large hide aud smaller ones in proportion and never spread hides in the sun Hides taken care of in this manner after hing three or four days in salt can be shipped almost any distance and in anj kind of weather and go through in good condition and with very little if any shrinkage For shipping always tie your hides one in a bundle as they often become loose in transportation and when more than one hide is tied in a bundle the railroads deliver the proper number of bundles but not always the proper number of hides Always write the person to whom you ship notifying him the date you shipped giving weights and number and stating whether horse or beef hides All of this will be very little trouble and will save a great deal of trouble and possible mistakes Sheen for Clearing1 Land Wherever woodland is cleared a fiock of sheep is extremely valuabie to keep the cleared soil from being over- ¬ grown with the bushes weeds and shrubs which usually come up in fol ¬ lowing years It is desirable to get the cleared land in grass as soon as possi ¬ ble When it is once seeded down it may be pastured with sheep all through the summer not only without injuring the grass but positively benefiting it as the sheep will devote most of their time to trimming down the bushes and eating the leaves which shade the land To make more thorough destruction of the shrubbery an excess of sheep should be put in the cleared lot and these must be fed some grain so as to make their browse diet digest better American Cultivator on sinews and meat then spread the hide Items of Information About Various Small Matters in the Home says that salt can be sprinkled the Yll t srtifcliblfctttStii fcw MA JnS i v f rAn- m mi ABSOLUTELY SAFE TETHER ¬ cut Stretch a stout wire from tree to tree or from tree to post On this plvce a ring with rope and hitching strap attached The ring can be stopped as shown at a suitable dis tance from the trees or posts A calf cannot get tangled up with such a device as this and is moreover giveu a much longer range for feeding When farm dogs must be kept tied up when not on guard duty this plan of fastening them will afford needed exercise AVhatever the device that is used for tethering animals it is important that the chain or rope ¬ prevent it from becoming twisted with the turns the animal is sire to make X Y Tribune HINTS FOR STOCKMEN If the hog house is a cheap rattle clap of a thing and is smelling badlys destroy it For warts on horses clip off the wan and touch the place just touch it with nitric acid Feeding pea meal and roots is in lira should have a swivel arrangement to of protection from stomach lung and liver diseases It is unprofitable to breed from ani ¬ mals that are too old or from those that are not of good form The Feet of the Colt If the cow has a chance in summer Neither the bones of the eolVs leg jior the muscles and ho6f of his foot she will stand In the shade and n wa ¬ have acquired sufficient firmness to en- ¬ ter and quietly chew her cud It will able it to be put on stable floors of do her good Fly blankets made of burlap not either wood stone or cement If for only keep the flies off of cows but will any reason the colt cannot run with its dam while she is at work let i have a protect them from the ox fl3t which yard by itself with a turf flooring rath produces the warble er than put him in a floored stable It Hogs with cholera are of course like is while the colt is young that the fu- ¬ people with cholera some get well un- ¬ ture character of its feet is being de- ¬ der treatment but most of them do not cided Even in winter colts should be Prevention is the only safe thing kept rather in box stalls when a oed AAestprn Plowman ding of their own excrement trodden Mixed Feed for Poultry hard will be a better cushion for their ATe hear a great deal said about feecl feet than the most carefully cleaned ing this kind of grain and that kind floor stable could be America Cul ¬ of grain Some say feed whole wheat tivator and some say feed corn Some would Cost of IlauliiiK Freight use barley and some oats All are The length of the public highways of right aad all are wrong It is a mis- ¬ this country is said to be 1500000 take to attempt to feed any one or miles The amount of freight hauled two grains The digestive organs of over them in one year is estimated at the hen require a mixture Some of 500000000 tons and the cost of cart- ¬ the food should be light and some ing it 1000000000 but with really heavy So we should give a variety good roads this item could be reduced This will relieve the strain na ths over one half Good Roads gizzard and other parts ¬ Much better than a wet broom used in sweeping a carpet is the plan of sweeping the room well letting the dust settle and then going over the floor with a woolen cloth wrung out of warm water to which household ammonia has been added in the proportions of a table spoonful to a pailful of water The cloth should be wrung as dry as pos- ¬ sible it should be damp not wet This takes up the dust and the wear of the carpet that makes the housekeepers insidious foe fluff Canton flannel is one of the house keeping essentials It is invaluable as an aid in keeping the silver bright as a dry rub with a piece of canton flannel often given removes the black quite as well as the oft recommended chamois A canton flannel case or pocket for keeping extra silver in is an aid in keep ing it clean and bright and is quickly made on the machine The case is stitched into compartments so that the Xneces do not touch each other One broom in a house is at least two brooms too few There is use for at least three brooms every day The new pliant broom for the carpet the partly worn broom for the kitchen and halls the stubby broom for the woodshed and steps and an occasional brush of the gravel paths A broom used for the kitchen and woodshed should not be used on the carpet If you have sausage left that you wish to keep for later use fry it ns for the table and pack it in stone jars When the jars are full put a light weight on top of the sausage till it settles then pour on top melted lard till the meat is well covered Tie a cloth over the top then several thicknesses of stout paper and keep in a cool place nam can be kept in the same way A jackknife says a housekeeper is better than a paring knife for use in preparing vegetables for the table There is nothing better A 25 cent knife is good for a lifetime as there is no need of ever losing or breaking it it Kept solely for kitchen use Detroit Free Press ¬ ¬ rs iay WaS Sartfed joy at finding her mother The rest of the happening is best told in the mothers own words She said On the 28th of Sept 1896 while in the bloom of health Beatrice was suddenly and severely afflicted with spinal meningitis Strong and vigorous before in five weeks she became feehle and suffered from a para- ¬ lytic stroke which twisted her head back to the side and made it impossible for her to move a limb Her speech however was not AATe called in our family doctor affected one of the most experienced and successful practitioners in the city He considered the case a very grave one Before long lit- ¬ tle Beatrice Avas compelled to wear a plaster paris jacket Prominent physicians were consulted electric batteries were applied but no benefit was noticed until we tried Dr AVilliams Pink Pills for Pale People Busy in my kitchen one afternoon I was startled by the cry of Mamma from little Beatrice who was creeping towards me I had placed her on an improvised bed in the She became tired of waiting for me parlor to come back and made up her mind to go to me so her story My Pink Pills made me walk which she tells everyone who comes to our house was then for the first time veri- ¬ She has fied She has walked ever since now taken about nine boxes of the pills and her pale and pinched face has been growing rosy and her limbs gained strength day by day She sleeps all night long now while be- ¬ fore taking the pills she could rest but a few Dr Williams Pink Pills hours at a time for Pale People are sold by all druggists seemed filled with e fV nf GAME PLAQUE 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 jany 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 exact reproductions of the American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold Each 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 T Oet Them All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short timo onV THE A Sealed Question Teacher Can any of you tell me what we get from the Arctic regions things that there has been a great deal of controversy over in recent years Entire Class in chorus Explorers Chicago Evening News IS REACHED DIRECT BY THE Omaha Exposition offer If yon are going to We attend and It will bo what you can ill afford to miss you will find tliis tlie best line to take SUPERIOR EQUIPMENT PULLIVM BUFFET SLEEPBG GAR RECUFHNG 0BAIR CARS can drink Grain 0 when you please and sleep like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks and tastes like the best coffee For nervous persons young people and children Grain 0 is the perfect drink Made from pure grains Get a package from your grocer today Try it in place of coffee 15 and 25c ¬ m m Many People Cannot Drinlc coffee at night It spoils their sleep You SEE C G Only Line Direct to the Grounds Agent for further particulars WB seats free and the WARNER Vice President DODDRIDGE General Manager ST LOUIS MO H C GenIPassr and Ticket AgenfcP 9 K 6 to u M TOWNSEND - People are beginning to admit that many men are looking for work who do not want it Atchison Globe IN A WORLD WHERE Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr 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been happy for more than a moment slnco her fathor died She had been strangely like him almost lanky I 15 L898 W S Anderson Of Peck P O MASTERS SALE OF HER CRUSOE When Edgar Carroll and Irene Hayno plighted over again thoir troth with tha solemn earnestness of lovers in tho hour of parting either would have staked exist- ¬ ence on the others truth For three years Edgars letters came bearing messages of love which seamed so real that Ireno could almobt fimoy them uttered at her sido insteaJ of coming from the other sido of tho world At last one came that sot hor heart in a flutter and causod a brighter light to sparkle in her oyes It spoko of her lovers Success had crowned his speedy return efforts and at last ho might stnd without blushing in tho presonco of proud old Wal ¬ ter Hayne and speak his mind freely Then there was an interval in which no lottors came Months passed and still no tidings Irenos letters remained unanswered At last sho could not oven hope Hor lover must bo dead Sho could never believe him faithless Her cheek grew paler and her stop loss elastic and anxious friends began to shake their heads and hint of failinq health Her fathers fears beenmo alarmed Physicians counselod travel and change of air Tho experiment was triod but with ¬ out perceptiblo benefit During the absonco of Mr Hayne and his daughter a stranger had taken up his abodo in tho place of thoir residence Who or want Air Aewcome was or whence he came nobody pretonded to know yet every man woman and child was ready to vouch for his respectability Ho was a bachelor and lived alono rarely appearing in society yet often enough to avoid tho appeoranco of shunning it His habits of soclusion wore soon meas He was constantly urably abandoned meeting Ireno first by seeming accident at tho house of such friends as sho was ac customed to visit then by direct calls upon herself At ono of these interviews tho conversation turned upon Australia where Mr JCewcomo had spent some years In the course of it ho mentioned a name which caused Ireno to start You knew Edgar Edgar Carroll sho managed to say with him then effort Ho was my most intimate friend re plied Mr Xewcomc with seeming carelessness at tho same time scMining keenly her agitated face tlit is until ho mx ried Marriod It was considered a good match I beMr Newcomo added pretending lieve not to notice the effect of Lif words The lady was a wealthy colonists daughtor an only child and all that For a Tho blow fell with cruel force moment Irenes faculties were stunned Some months later when Irones lather hinted that Mr Xewcomo had asked permission to become her suitor and that his own sanction had bfen already given he was agreeably surprised at tho manner in which the announcement was received By sacrificing herself sho could save her fathers fortune and for horself what did ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PKfi fU9 i rii OPEBTi P - A Beautiful TF with white skin and big heavy lidded black eyes and marvelous blue black hair and he big bronzed major of the Fif teenth lancers full of wonderful tales of Buujjbon Circuit Court India and Africa had fairly idolized her showering upon her susceptiblo passionJM A Hardiiuan etc Plaiutiio ate little heart fond foolish admiration Vb and joyous pride Ho died when she was H Iniitrls etc Defendants Wilson 9 and although she had changod hub now she was told alio By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ little in 10 yoars swarthy a bean polo not fib to bo bon Circuit Court inude and entered in was room For it must bo the above st led rans e on tbe 1st day ot seen in a drawing Wallingford had left a Major understood July lbUGand tiie aniend d onlers window and two other daughters older tbvj publicly on therein I will than Gladys all three beauties after one premises on style petite blond portly attractive The incono was limited and to the youngest SATURDAY JULY 28 1893 daughter had been alloted by common tho small disagreeable duties the following dea cribed persoual prop- - consent all of tho household along with the odds and erty to wit ends of clothing from her sisters ward- fits ntftL tSlBlE iSSiaa m ¬ Pre ent FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flatlron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of ¬ ¬ lSTAROHl ZaVT INVFuVrrH REQUIRES MO COOKING JiflXES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AhD IflCE ASWHHUIKSrBQUGHTnEW 1 Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for8tomach Trouble aud Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ised three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so afllicted J wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S AMJERSOJf Sold bj all druggists at 50c and 81 per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Pike Co O Recommends f IQKEPOUND OF THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STABCH wr kMOKUKJGYA UDIil wLrl urWJ v rwluitrTm oontfra I uwiactiimd eny FOUR BIG ROUTE I KeWHAVENIONH BEST LINE TO AND FROM hrwYUrrnTJVin I TOLEDO DETROIT 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 manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station ¬ -- Eagle brick machine abont 7000 pallets 3 picks and shovels o to 5 dozen mud barrows 3 brick molds 4 trucks brick barrows 1 mule 1 2 horse wagon and harness 1 cart ard harutss a 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 Beginning at oue on the in Paris Ky margin on Lilleetou Ave thence N 3 8 B 149 feet to 2 a stake thence N 89 10 W 50 feet to 3 thence N 3 E 171 feet to 4 thence y 89 W 239 feet 293 feet to 6 a to 5 thence point at fence post edge of stone fence thence with stone fence down Houston creek S 46 E 200 feet to 7 an elm tree thence at right angles N 43 E 44 feet to 8 in the centre of Houston creek thence with the centre of said creek as it meanders S 38 E 209 fept to 9 thence S 2G 6 E 230 feet to 10 thence leaving the creek and with the margin of Lilleston Ave S 5S W 170 feet to 11 an angle in street tbeuce S 88 W 06 feet to the begiuuing containing 2 49 acres Said sale will b3 made upon a credit of six months foi the personal property and the real estate will be sold upon credits of six and twelve months for qual parts of the purchase money foi all of which said purchase money the purchaser or purchasers will be required to execute bonds with good aud approv- ¬ ed surety payable to the undersigned Commissioner and b irinc interest from Ihe day of sale until paid at therate of six per cent per annum having the force and effect of judgments 1 15 NiE EMMEL1 H O Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court torneys E DICKSON Howard and Hajuion Sutt At ¬ M ASTERS SALS op BourboaOolasw N t i Bourbon Circuit Court John Fisher etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of sale rendered in the above styled cause by the 1893 1 will sell ¬ D E FL her Plaintiff vs Bourbon Circuit Court at its June term at public auction to the highest and best bidder at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on SATURDAY JULY 23 10 1898 between the hours of oclock a m and 2 p m the following described ieal estate to wit A tract of 3 acres 1 rood end 13 poles of laud lying on the waters of 3inkston creek in the county of Bour on State of Kentucky Beginning at a stone corner to Smith thence N 2i E 14G poles to a stone corner to Glenn then N 88A W 36 poles to a stone in Glemi line thence S 2i W14G poles to a stone in line to Smith thence S SS W 36i poles to the beginning or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs debt interest and white gown with its gold bolt and collar her white face with largo lustrous oyes tho masses of hair coiled on hor daintily poised head it carao to Mrs Wallingford with a shock of surprise that hor youngest daughter was beautiful y Gladys I had a letter from Mrs Gladys looked up today She was surprised at her own audacity And what has that to do with mo she asked V answered her mothor A great deal Sho is your godmother a very rich and a very eccentric old lady who sonds almost in tho form of a command an invi- ¬ tation to you to visit her Sho suffers from gout and has taken a house at Bath I suppose sho wants you for the season You might coma as a sort of companion in for a very nice little legacy if you play your cards well Gladys almost shivered at the words Gladys Wallingford on the Monday following the receipt of the invitation loft hor mothers house to pay hor visit to a total stranger and in due course they re ceived a telegram to tho effect that sho had arrived safely at her destination Before the end of tho week there carao a letter from Mrs Brinsloy McKay With your permission it said I will kcop Gladys awhile longer Sho suits me exactly her fathers perfect image in voice in carriage in thought I loavo for London again before long and as Gladys has never seen a season there it w ill bo a treat to her As you havo so many girls you will be able to sparo ono of them to an old woman like me wont you And one morning Gertrude and Juliot awoke to find their sister the most oole brated beauty of the yoar She was pre sented at court sho went to tho best houses for hor hostess know every one that was worth knowing in all sots hor meo was continually linked with royal beauties So it was net until nearly a year had gone by that Mrs Wallingford ono morning received a telegram saying that Gladys would be home at 7 oclock The two girls didnt want to co to tho station to meet her but curiosity at last mastered them and at 7 oclock the threo stood each one in her best gown waiting for the express train from London They couldnt help the rapid beating of their hearts as the train pulled up There they saw the tall and radiant sister stop out of a first class carriage and come toward thom two well gloved hands extended a smile on her face All envy died out of thoir breasts She seemed beyond even that too big too gloriously beautiful Hor generosity hor seemingly complete forgiveness of their former selfishness and cruolty set them an example of the magnanimity such as their petty souls had never before Brins-ley-McKa- robes I Sho got up and lighted a lamp mush bo very self possessed and deter ¬ mined sho went on as sho bathed her They mustnt catch me at a dis- ¬ hot face So sho dressed horsolf care- ¬ advantage fully putting on herono decent frock aud when sho lifted the portieres and entered tho drawing room a few momonts before the dinner hour even her mothor started a bit at the picture she made Tho creamy ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Bnftett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Coaches and Dining Cars Elegant Be sure your tickets read via English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold NEW YORK Each 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 Hoyj To Get Them six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re ceivo from their 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 threo 10 cent or FOUR BIG Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MAKTIN o Mccormick Gen Pass Tkt Agt O llim Cincinnati inn3rrHTrr---Tiuiuimiu- iini ¬ Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only ¬ Hews and Camions ygvtfoszs iiwauiOBHneaj uujtratafcaBigyysgiga ixx tas if OF ¬ National Importance ¬ KEEP OUT OF REACH OF TEE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE V S THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH- Daily hy mail - - - -Daily and Sunday hy mail SG ¬ fl w Pi PJ lifi P i O Wh HH a yeai it matter ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ conceived They wore all chatter all questions against the defendant John Fisher for the sum of 11667 with interest there on at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 9th day of April 1891 until paid subject to credit by the sum of 10 00 paid Mav 18th 1896 14 00 paid 13th 1896 15 00 paid Novem- ¬ August 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 costs Said sale will be made upon a credit of six months for the purchase money for which the purchaser will be re 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 EMMETT M DICKSON Mister Commissi Court C Dner They demanded detailed accounts of hor doings of the last year Tell us from the very beginning they said and so sho told of hor arrival at Bath of her precious godmother of her London season but go modestly of hor success that they would never have guessed her triumph from her accent They talked until late into the night getting nearer to one another than they had ever been Im so tired she said at last Wont you come to my room and lot me got my clothes off We can talk so much more comfortably in wrappors Her maid had already unpacked her boxes and the room was filled with photographs and signed sketches and exquisite bits of glass and embroidered silks clev- ¬ er mens offerings to a beautiful and gra- ¬ cious woman Gertrude was looking at the silver which fairly loaded the dressing table And who is this sho asked turning toward her sistor and holding up a large enameled framo with the picture of a marvelously handsome man looking from it Gladys dropped her eyes just a inomont and then raising them sho walked straight and buoyantly to hor mothor took her in her arms and kissed hor closely sev- ¬ eral times Her voice was low and alluringly sweet when she spoko again He is Lord Stansbury sho said and if mother will give her consent I will marry him in tho fall Chicago News ¬ ¬ ¬ Bourbon Circuit Arnspaeger Attorney I - H Landman M D Ohio Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Windsor Hotel WiilSearTtlie Ky Paris TUESDAY JULY 12TH 1898 month Re eerence Every leading physician of Paris Kentucky returning every second Tuesday in each frights k Celery mad sick headache Tea regulates the 25c at all druggists Witchcraft In Bavaria The oldest mention of witchcraft in Bavarian law is the imposition of a fine of 12 shillings about 20 cents upon persons who injure the harvests by magic arts In addition to this fine tho sorcerer is also made pecuniarily responsible to the owner for loss of property Penaltios of a like character were also inflicted upon such as foretold future events produced storms or causod horses and cattle to disappear by means of diabolical machinations In Arbeos Life of Corbinianus the first bishop of Freising it is related that as he was one day riding up to the castle he met an old woman reputod to be a witch accompanied by mon bearing meat and one of them leading a live animal On asking whence they carao and what they were doing he was told that the dukes son had been vexed by demons and that she had healed him This informa- ¬ tion so excited the wrath of tho bishop that he leaped from his horse and gave the old hag a sound beating He also took away the gifts which she had receivedfore her services and distributed them among the poor at the gate of the city This in ¬ cident occurred between 718 and 724 Professor E P Evans in Popular Science Monthly her manner was more disturbed but her father was in too high spirits and Mr Newcome too polite to notice the change They were in tho midst of an agreeable chat when a visitor was announcod who insisted on seeing Mr Hayno alone In no gracious mood Mr Hayne passed into an adjacent apartment whence ex- cited voices wore soon heard At the sound of ono of them both Irene and Mr Kewcome started to thoir feet So the villain is here exclaimed Ed gar Carroll thrusting open the door But l Irenes white face mob his angry gaze and f he stood motionless Nowcome for the moment had believed himself in personal poril and had shrunk back coweringly but a moments reflection assured him that in the presence of Mr Hayne and his daughtor he had no cause for fear In tho distant land to which wo had both gone in quest of gold this man and myself became friends Wo shared the same tent and had no secrets from oaoh other In treasuro seeking I proved tho more fortunate of tho two and my gains had already reached tho point I had proposed they should attain whon my friendi suggested a visit to somo unoxplored is lands of which ho pretended to have heard rumors and of whoso wealth we might become the solo possessors We fitted out a small vessel and after a voyage of several days anchored off a thiokly wooded island Leaving the crew on board my friond and myself went ashore and began our search In a se cludod spot I was felled to tho earth by a blow from behind and left for dead On regaining consciousness I found myself alono I ran to tho shore but the vessel was no longer in sight One day I descried a sail in the distance The sight made mo wild with joy I shouted and signaled and by every means in my power sought to make my presonco known But still the ship held her course Frantic with desptiir I rushed into the waves determined to swim toward her while strength hold out when at Jongth she shortened sail and I saw a boat lowered from her side I conducted my deliverers to the treasure I had found There was enough for us all I returned to find myself robbed of my precious gains whose place of con- ¬ cealment was known only to myself and him who had sought my life to get possession of them But the loss I regarded as a trifle I was now the possessor of treble tho amount Irono Carroll is a happy wife now and never happier than when listening to a chapter from the adventures of her own Robinson Crusoe Exchange ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ now was the ovening before the wedding It day and Mr Newcomo had called to pay his last visit as a wooer Irenes face was palor than usual and TPAINS DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan ind the Great Lakes constantly grow ins 111 popularity Everybody will be there this suratier For information inquire of pour neartst iicket Agent 8 a year The Sunday Sun Sunday Newspaper in the world By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copv SUN New York Address THE iss is the greatest J JrWt kfe tS -- This Means Money For Yon um WzSzJSZZSiP sAka yr zzsrnvt fSSczaE Fi if We haye no space here to list the many good things we haye for you In order to prove to you this is a Straight Special Sale for 15 days we only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the qualities hear the special low prices in OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT saw or and you will then acknowledge that you never figures heard before of such wonderful values slaughtered at such low every purchase no FREE i We are still giving cupons with glass matter how small You can get FKEE a fine largeclock framed picture etc by buying a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a fine the presents vour goods eere Call and see to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing Remember the Maine Store Slippers c Shoes IS ONLY AT 9 Might Have Been Worse Father severely My son this is a disgraceful state of affairs The report says you are the last boy in the class of 22 Henry I might havo been worse fa thor Father I cant see how Henry There might have been more boys in the class Boston Traveler ¬ ¬ Her Best Impression What office does your husband hold in the lodge Hes the secretary Recording or pormanont Permanent I guess Hes held it 16 New York World Fears TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN1BRINGERS 701 I i j Ihe Maidens Prayer Gus Borom My father made a great yoinc or ujacmng U3 to leave tho roonu jracofully His Victim Oh I wish vnnM aow I should so like to see you Har J ters Bazar - Jit BF 703MAINSTFARIF3KY J

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