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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Xr sgfmt 7feN Rf4r r m m a CHAMP BBgp wryrii BOU RBdN JUiL- EWS FcfamiohaH TWTTiefcAj MILLER 1 1 Editors and Owners tl l PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY UHra rwwi ikbpi Irgr Jiwiiuinny auajrciEilwawiim mimii wmm TfSttwErmSEZnmJlzIfnniii- rilw J1 M X mWIUMIIUIIUU n FEB 1 1881 - iHiiiuiniiJB- - aia ntnm J UMJIWl l p f f ug JgQi U 7 riuBBwgAiiixaaugguAviuyg5gga BIOIITBEIITH YEAR jyijfj-n-nimm W ntf fii jy aHTy PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY JULY 22 1898 r i u- - uw niu 1n iiiu aiwj-r-- gr TTCuT IWI MIU JimiUl IITWWIW M Tr y r JiiririavrlUiinrirfWyyaAJWJJJiH-i-¬ NO 58 f - tf JJ1 ii iwMMiniuKjmr ARE I YOU EADY MILLERSBURG News Notes Uatliorutl Tiurir NaRtTH MIDDLETOWN w la And AboutJTho IutorcjtngrjgPurng itphs Gathered pocial U 15y Y mi John Ineels and family returned Tues- ¬ day from Eminence White Enamel Bed Room Furniture Pressor aud washstand Grimes has gone to Georgia bevel mirror nicely finished Former price SIS THIS WEEK 1475 to Miss Lnlafathers relatives visit her TwentT four 3 piece Chamber Suits received Saturday will be on Miss Anna Mills of Louisville is the gnestof Mrs Sue Sandusky sale this week Prices 12 50 31650 18 20 25 Miss Bessie Puruell is visitiug Mrs Parlor tables with twisted legs and highly polished at 4 25 Jas Cummings in Maysville Odd Parlor Chairs left over from suits SPECIAL SALE this week Mr Ernest Thorn of Cynthiana is On parlor floor See thm visitiug Mr Tom Thorn near town We Mrs Annie Ferine and Master Russell CARPETS Our stock has just received manv additions Collier returned to Louisville Tuesday duplicate an ones prices and are usually lower Mr Philip Orr of Covington is the HAMMOCKS REFRIGERATORS BABY CARRIAGES guest of Robt and Giiis Miller near town w Mrs Jas Summers aud two sons r- - gan a meeting at the Christian Church K eSv a w wiw tm ned Wednesday from a visit to Sunday t haying a large attendance A9 Mason an attractive Miss Annie Berry Miss Susan Craycraft of Snarpsburg young lady of Paris will arrive here to- ¬ Carpets Furniture Wall Pape is the guest of her cousin Miss Luoylee morrow She will be the guest of Mrs Allen R M Rice Miss Bessie E Botts ofCrooks L P Talbott will leave for Cincin- ¬ Bath Comity is the guest of Miss Lida nati Sunday morning where he will i wa gnju ni n ill will lHMriiun mii t wF itr Clarke speud two weeks He will go on to St Kansas City before returning home Mrs Chas Conway and babe of hi Louis are guests of Mr and Mis Jas Misses Catherine aud Sallie Gaitskill Conway of Side Viw entertained a few friends The verdict Rev J N Current of Louisville is on last Tujsgday evening Mr M H rendered was It was a delighful even the guest of his brother Henry Cay wood in company iug Current with MisB Mamie Rion ot Paris while ou Willie driving from the pike over to Mr Mrs Jas Fultou and to Mt Olivet yesterday to visit G aitskills up3et his buggy throwing went relatives Miss Rion put and tangling himself up Very luckily neither Mrs Eliza Corrington is visitiug ohu in the wreck Corriugton and family in Nicholasville were hurtf this week Sales A Susan Clarke of Carlisle 51 nlK VMW j 19193 J Mr and Mrs Claude Yimout visited lambs toJF M Grillispie -- atr 51i3 of Mt Sterling G7 sheep to Mr Richard Thompson in Sharpsburg Wells same 2245 O H Po wiling of Mt this week Srerliug 14 4 sheep to same 130 R A Mclntyre McClintock shipped six Kash ofMt Sterling 149 sheep to same double deck cars of lambs to Boston 395 Oein Wheeler of Mt Sterling this week 401 sheepjto F M and C Gillispie Judge Ed Hull visited his family in 1188 Dan Wilch of Mt Sterling one Gillispie 50 Jno Rose of Flemingsburg from Saturday until mule to Mt Sterling 8 cattle to T 3 Judy Wednesday 17250 g Al and C Gillispie GO sheep Miss Lizzie Warren of Lexington is to T W Rice 200 C Gillispie one Also the best line of the guest of Mrs Sue Jaynes and Miss mule to C J Curtis of Carlisle 55 Katie Savage 53 sheep to J W Lutus and Gillispie Mrs Jane Emily Miller and Miss Strode of Winchester 1271G same GG Grace Miller of St Louis are visiting sheep to Siime IG2 17 same 100 sheep in town to E B Dooley of Clarke county 360 relatives here J and B iHenr3r of Carlisle 132 lambs Mrs Richard Hutchcraft and grand to AL Gillispie 51538 C Dalzell daughter of Colorado are guests of the of F f Carlisle 9 cattle to same 38910 M sses Fleming Roxy Mrs Zene Flaugher and daughter Call aud examine goods arid get prices s Marie went to Day ton Ohio yesterday E3X-Vr3LXto visit relatives nnjuBiiwyiiuijfF-n-mi-ji- j IH TWI Mr Walter Green of Lexington is HOUSE AMD LOT AND BLACK ¬ visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J H SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Curtife and family Mrs Romulus Payne and two chil- ¬ DESIRE to sell my house and ot dren ot Scott are guests of her sister with blacksmith shop at JacksonMrs G S Allen ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Here are a few reasons why PL R Stout has succeeded in building Misses Lizzie McKinney and Virgie ance in twelve months For further up the largest tailoring business in Paris Stone of Berry are guests of Dr Huff particulars address or call on FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only man aud wife this week BENJ F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky day of big profits and small sales was past Mrs M J Hawes of Covington is SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 visiting her son Mr Albert Hawes and family at Mrs A Butlers PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and Miss Laura Caldwell has returned his workmanship from Mason accompanied by Miss Alberta Caldwell her cousin FOURTH lie alwajS does as he advertised Mr Olin Pope of Arkadelphia arrived Tuesday to visit his wife nee Miss PARIS KENTUCKY Luminie Mock who is quite ill As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre Work guaranteed satisfactory Callt Mrs War ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ ford ofEd Fant and Mrs Lnla guests promptly answered Your work ie Flemingsburg were the Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers of Miss Louie Warford this week coat 3olicited Prices reasonable at a big profit sas H S Stout daughter Mrs D A If you want credit your high pvice tailsr gladly extends it for he Marj guests Aikin aud Mrs Jas Miss of Mr aud A makes you pay dearly for it in the end Butler have returned to Lexington ALVA CRAWFORD Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by J Will Clark S M Allen Jas Dun carl Crawford giving H S Stout a trial don and Zed Layson spent from Friday He makes the Finest Imported Suits for till Tuesday at Crab Orchard Springs Miss Lizzie Stevens of Lexington guest of her uncle Mr Andrew Butler and family returned to Lexington yesterday Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts Rev J W McCaine of Tennessee CO has been engaged to preach two Sundays in each month at the Hinkston Church near here S Wrights Celery Tea ouivHyn Miss Ida Howard and Mrs Clande tion siCii headaches n MUNSON Cutter JOE of Carlisle and Mr Jas Ratcliff Howard of Pittsburg were guests of J W Mock and Wm Carpenter Tuesday Having purchased the county right for the Little Wonder Seed Fan CISCIMATI RY PRA5RF0RT which will separate any and all kinds of seeds and can be operated by one man and price about one third that of In Effect March 1 1897 other fans I will try and call on all per- ¬ sons before seeding time Respectfully yours DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Ed Bedford 2t Ruddles Mills Ky ¬ -- June with its warm days turns our thoughts to cool You are interested of course and we light furniture invite you to come and see what we are offering fever J H Fultou has sold his barber shop to Zene Flaugher Mr Robt Savage is quite ill with W Mf f II j i here on a sysit Miss SnlHgwri of Ohio is the guest of Mr S P Batriok Miss CaUie Thomas of Paris is the guest of Mms Lena Talbott Miss G apugia Scoggan of Louisville is visitingrelatives near town Miss MJutie Brashear of Cynthiana is a visitoit Al r W H Kerrs Col uJeW Fowler of Kentucky Militaiy Institute was in town on Wed 1 nesday Mrs GtjW Rash accompanied by her nephetw Dr John A Gilkey is in CincinnatiMisses Mwry D and Patsy Rice of Mt Sterling are the pleasant guests of their uncle Mr R M Rice Eld Dois of Gorgefown who be- ¬ IBf WllPff il scribe of Louisville We reA pair 2 our linen and put neck bands on Haggard Reed free is umiunnma We are the peoples friends MASTERS SALE OF Oh the Pain of Pita Property Eheumatism often causes the most in- ¬ tense suffering Many have for years vainly sought relief from this disabling disease and are to day worse off than ever Rheumatism is a blood disease and Swifts Specific is the only cure be- ¬ cause it is the only remedy which can reach such deep seated diseases A Rheumatism Bodkbon Circuit Court John Dnrgin etc Plaintiffs vs Nannie Whit1 Defeudaut By virtue of a judgment of sale made and entered in the above stylfd cause at the June term 1893 of the Bourbon on m-r- w-- JU1UI8 itm 3VVl -- few years ago I was taken with inflamma- ¬ tory Rheumatism which became so intense that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried several prominent physi- ¬ cians and took their treat- ment faithfully but was unaWe to get the slight- est relief Infant mvfnn dition seemed to grow worse the disease spread over my entire body and from November to March v w 1 sunered asony- - I tried i h many patent medicines J but none relieved me Upon the advice of a friend I decided to trv S S S Before allowing me to take it how- ¬ ever my guardian who was a chemist ana ¬ lyzed the remedy and pronounced it free of potash or mercury I felt so much better after taking two bottles that I continued the rera edyand in two months I was cured completely The cure was permanent for I have never since had a touch of Rheumatism though many times exposed to damp and cold weather Eleanor M Tippell 8711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia Jircnit Court I will sll publielv at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky SATURDAY JULY 28 fgSSSgA mlmti WRRi oetweeu the hours of 10 and 2 p in 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 t33 teet tour 4 inches on said High Strnet and runs back the same width as in front towards Sycamore Street one bun J red and fortv seven and one half 147A feet to the lot devised to to Nannie White and sold by said Nan ¬ nie White to Delilah J Hntchings 1898 oclock a m BLUEGRASS SEED MACHINES JJ Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand i- -- Said sale will be made upon a credit of six months for the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bond payable to the under ¬ signed Master Commissioner to be ap- ¬ Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism Throw aside your oils and liniments as proved by him and bearing six per cant they can not reach your trouble Dont interest from the day of sale until paid experiment with doctors their potash Said sale is mado for the purpose of and mercury will add to your disabil- ¬ division t ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ EBOIBTT M IICKSON tion Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Yor Court j TU 3 3 ssspo C Arnspargkr Attorney rQ sa will cure perfectly and permanently t is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no potash mercury or other mineral Books mailed free by Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga - nit Blood OEDWARDS MUSIC CLASS MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators Acme Spring Trip -- feaS rijfe J8 I yJlt MISS NELLY BUCKNER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- ¬ tember 5th Malta Banner New Western terms I - O Term of 20 lessons private Term of 20 lessons class s 1250 IV- - Eayablem adymce 625 rf--i- d4 I wiu J YAPOR BATH FOR CABINET Lumbago Why Ut StOllt Succeeds Rheumatism 1 ¬ Obesity via Flehiness via Emacia- ¬ tion via Leaues Skin aud Blood Diseases Kiduey Diseases Nervous Diseases Sciataca Studio within a square of City School For information address either of above at Paris Ky till lsep ¬ Asthma Catarrh etc CHAS N FITSIAN At A Shires jewelry store Paris SLLtrmwitrujjairjttBaggMUnxjr For sale By YRUP PBPSinl CURES CONSTIPATION 11 DR CALDWELLS RJ JOHN CONNELLY AS Jk SE3SXTXjiXb ¬ ¬ I lave just received a well selected stylish new ne of CRAYFORD BROS 3000 AND 3500 ¬ PARIS FURHBHNG H TAILORING STOUT Manager - m-i- - I can supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with class in every respect IVEy repair department is first class as I em- ¬ ploy good workmen In s oliciting your patron ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te J H HAGGARD DLWBWI srf tion sick headaches W rights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ 25c at druggists EAST BOUND 630am 300pm 702am 34Spm 708am 358pm 800am 430pm 812am 442pra 822am 452pm 828am 458pm 840am 510pm 720am 415pm 643am 320pm 651am 332pm Our line of mens tan the newest novelties for Springs from the beet manufacturers Davis Thompson Isgrig Haggard THEfSTEEL ANCHOR RANGE 8 up-to-dat- e Reeds doing first class work tf Haggard Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr new laundry is Arr Elizabeth Paris- Give us a call Lve Frankfort ArrElkhorn shoes embraces Arr Switzer KeySilSS cured thatThad beenpronounced Inftiwm- Tapcon1srit5OLEYs n rand KIDNEYf Reed WEST BOUND 20am 32am 38am 48am 00am 40am 56am 25am 35am 55am 10am irity 30pm 42pm 48pra 58pm 35pm 46pm 53pm 04pm 25pm 11pm 10pm lole that phYsiciaiftTSKft tiJuuiii nere Hri Has ball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ Lve Paris ArrElizabeth tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable without Arr Centreville having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown best materials skilled workmanship modern and in all Lve Georgetown its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- ¬ Pleasant St opp Arr Duvalls Stamping First Presbyterian Arr Switzer Ground ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience For Arr Church ArrElkhorn sale by all prominent dealers Dr Bucks old office how nieritsjMyTfaceday and in t L Q NELSON Office on first floor t to any andit Cure nd hSjmade it such l 0ur Kidney teeth had tv seven yearswith s dl araonir Cd the ease l t t a J obtain uhunffcalm- de of HfanH cates of itsmedicalouiuww fact that H in itch as to TERSTEGVGE GOHMANN CO Ky- f -- vounerthIdorl 1J J Louisville GEO Office Hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 5 p m - r D BERCAW BSAItPER Genl Supt ienl Pass Agt Fkankfokt Ky - i Sold by James Kenneh Druggist -- r r THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY 22 1898 I OVER CAIMANERA Spanish Flag Hauled Down and the Stars and Stripes Unfurled Ordnance Department Considering What to Do With theliarjje Quantity of Arms Ammunition Fortifications Etc Recently Captured Camp MILITARY GOVERNOR Gen Chaffee and Not Gen Koifer Will 1 Placed in Command at Santi ¬ ago de Cuba CONTRACT MADE CONFEDERATE VETERANS A HISTORIC PAPER McKinley Iisues Orders Instructing Gen Shafter in the Santiago Government New Epoch in History A STRAINING A FBIEKJOSHIlr Story Which SneptfeP the Bond That United Two Sweet Young Things Spanish Trans Atlantique Co to Transport Opening of Their Eighth Annual Keunion the Spanish Prisoners From San ¬ in the Auditorium Atlanta Speeches tiago to Spain Which Extolled One Nation t y ¬ McCalla July 20 via Play a del Este Santiago Uay A launch from the Marblebead went up the bay Monday afternoon to Vcrticajm del i JS opposite Caimanera and gave formal notice to the Spanish com- ¬ mander of the surrender of Gen Toro Tcrals troops together with the condi- ¬ tions of the capitulation of Santiago A limited time was fixed for hauling down the Spanish flag over Caimanera The American officer also gave no ¬ tice that if the Spanish gunboat San ¬ doval was disabled in any way or any arms ammunition public build ¬ ings or barracks at Caimanera or Gu sntanamo were destroyed the Span ¬ iards would not be treated as prison ¬ ers of war The flag was hauled down Monday afternoon From Spanish sources it is learned that the total force in Guantanamo and Caimanera is about 5000 of which number however only about 3000 are fit for service the others being dis- ¬ abled by sickness or wounded Tuesday steps were taken for a for- ¬ mal surrender What disposition will be made of the prisoners has not yet been determined because of the pres- ¬ ence of yellow fever among them A K 29 M J 43 0ov r 4CCfr 4r Apfisr wee orfes 0 iSCKrn rrvAi -- - I l ovrit a - e I J7r or wsm -- cWTXWJ X4 or rre Push -- 0r IV0 TA 6 tAt to rov t - 1111 eT iPu1I II Washington July 21 Arrange- ¬ practically were concluded by Washington July 20 Although the ments president lias not appointed a military the government Wednesday night for governor for Santiago it is likely that the transportation of the Spanish Gen Chaffee who is now at Santiago prisoners at Santiago from Cuba to The president seri- Spain will be named The contract was awarded to the ously considered the appointment of Gen J Warren Keifer of Ohio on Spanish Trans Atlantique company account of his experience in military repreresented by J M Cabellos Co and civil government but after con- of New York The company agrees to sidering the subject for some time carry the prisoners from Cuban ports he thought it best to appoint some to Spain at the rate of 20 for each enone who had been in the campaign in listed man and 55 for each commisCuba and understood the conditions sioned officer subsistence to be fur and needs of Santiago Gen Chaffee nished by the company on the army has been in Cuba with the invading ration basis as provided for in the army and is well qualified for the place governments advertisement for bids The award provides also that the and like Gen Keifer is an Ohio man company shall have five ships at Sanhaving been appointed from that state He entered the army in the ranks and tiago in nine days from Thursday the gradually earned his promotion and 21st inst two in 17 days from Thuis was lieutenant colonel of the cavalry day and enough to complete the trans when war was declared and pro- portation of the prisoners in 21 days moted to brigadier general and finally from Thursday Two days ago Col Ilecker in charge major general of volunteers since that of the transportation of troops in the time quartermaster generals department of Arms and Ammunition Turned Over Washington July 20 The war do the army went to New York to con partment at 3 oclock posted the fol tult with shipping companies concerning the transportation of the Spanish lowing bulletin troops surrendered at Santiago LTeadquarteus Bids which he had previously ad Neak Santiago July 19 j vertised for were opened at the Adjutant General Washington My ordnance officer reports over 10- - army building in New York Wed nesday Col flecker returned to 000 rifles sent in and about 10000000 Washington Wednesday evening Wed rounds of ammunition Send officers and troops to morrow to receive sur- - nesday night he had a conference at the war department with Secretary Alger Quartermaster General Luddington and Adjt Gen Corbin The bids of oorr J5SftV YOUZMOHW the several companies were considLSSSW ered that of the Spanish i Co finally being accepted as in a all respects it was regarded as the best made On the basis of 24000 enlisted men and 1000 officers it will cost the government 535000 to transport the prisoners The ships will fly the colors of Spain and will be manned probably entire ly hy Spanish crews It was remark ed Wednesday night as one of the curious developments of the war that the United States government should enter into a friendly contract with a company many of whose vessels are auxiliaries to the Spanish navy and some of which have been captured or destroyed by the navy of the United States ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ S sand confederate veterans and their friends completely filled the vast auditorium at Piedmont park Wednes ¬ day and cheered to the echo speeches which eulogized confederacy extolled One Nation and cast glowing trib-¬ Atlanta Ga July 21 Ten thou ¬ utes upon the records and achieve ments of the soldiers of the south Gen in the war with Spain Gordon surprisingly strong in voice delivered a splendid speech which thrilled the hearts of his auditors and sent the famous rebel yell echoing into the rafters The oration of the day ¬ ¬ was delivered by Gen Chas E Hooker of Mississippi and addresses were made by Gov Atkinson Hon W A Hemphill Mayor Chas Collier and Representative Felder SPANISH COLONIES The President is Preparing a Plan to Seize and Hold Them Until After Peace is Declared ¬ ¬ Washington July 21 The presi dent is preparing to carry out his plan to seize all the Spanish colonies and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Lp I ¬ fiftWAAftLV Trans-Atlantiq- ue hold them until peace is declared The Porto Rico expedition has started and now it is semi officially announced that Commodore Watson and his fleet will stop at the Canaries and form a a military and naval base Then there are the Balearic islands off Algiers in the Mediterranean which will be next visited and as they can be easily captured they will be made the naval base for the fleets operations against the coast of Spain It can be also stated that Commodore Schley will follow Watsons fleet and should the latter go on to Manila Schley and his vessels will guard the Mediterranean and the coast of Spain ¬ Ii mWmm Miles Wants to Lead an Army Through Spain Washington July 21 Gen Miles ¬ has been urging the president and war board to allow him to lead an army of HE WONT NEED ANY ASSISTANCE THANK YOU PORTO RICO Adm Sampson Ordered to Start at One With His Fleet for the Designated Landing Place ¬ invasion to Spain after the conquest of He has strongly argued Porto Rico that the appearance of an American army ready to invade the kingdom would force peace even more quickly than the presence of the eastern squadron in the Mediterranean Thus far the answer to Gen Miles has been Take Porto Rico speedily and then it will be time to consider the other proposition ¬ rigid quarantine will be maintained and it is probable that transports for the removal of the prisoners will be pent up the bay and loaded there in stead of having the prisoners marched down here ¬ i i V dicate composed largely of Cincinnati capitalists obtaining control of the ¬ Mineral Springs summer resort in the eastern part of this county An offer ¬ fective Ordnance officials believe was recently made to Mrs S R however that the greater part of Grimes the present owner but was re- ¬ the guns can be put in first jected The Cincinnati Portsmouth class order The Mauser has a caliber Virginia railroad is largely interested of seven milhmeteres or 2 of an in the deal inch while the American gun has a Smallpox Situation In Clay and Jacksoa caliber of 3 of an inch This differ ¬ Counties ence in caliber makes it impossible to Pineville Ky July 20 The small- ¬ use American ammunition in the cap ¬ pox situation is grave in Clay and tured guns The surrender also covers Jackson counties It is reported here a large stock of ammunition rifle that the disease exists in Leslie coun ¬ balls etc of the caliber suitable for try One death was reported from Clay the Mausers so that when the guns county Monday Dr Smock repre- ¬ are repaired there will be sentative of the state board of health ample stock of cartridges to has arrived and will take steps to use in them The ordnance stamp out the disease Much excite ¬ bureau is considering only what shall ment is manifested throughout the be done with the guns if they are util ¬ mountain counties ized by this government as it has Zola Avoiding Arrest nothing to do with the larger question Paris July 20 M Emile Zola who concerning the ultimate return of the with M Perreux managing editor of guns to the Spanish troops This is a general question of governmental pol- ¬ the Aurore was sentenced Tuesday to icy but it appears to be pretty well a years imprisonment and a fine of settled that the guns will not be re ¬ 3000 francs on the charge of libel turned to Spaniards at least until the brought against him by the officers of the Esterhazy court martial has gone war Is over to Lucerne Switzerland to avoid ar The ordnance officers expect to make very little use of the old fortification rest guns mounted in Morro castle Socapa Hotel Proprietor Murdered - Cayo Smith and other forts alonsr Asheville N C July 20 R W Santiago harbor These it has devel- ¬ Taylor proprietor of the Oaks hotel oped since the capture are guns of was killed Tuesday night by John antiquated pattern most of them Corey of Decatur 111 Corey who was muzzle loaders It is said they would a guest at the hotel took the part of not be worth bringing back to the the clerk in a dispute over a bill This United States except as souvenirs of angered Taylor and in the quarrel the fall of Santiago which ensued he was killed Col Dryans Regiment Sailed for the Fhilppincs Bloomington I1L July 20 The San Francisco July 20 The trans ¬ Washington July 20 The ordnance department of the war department is considering what to do with the large quantity of arms ammunition fortification guns and ordnance stores which have come into the possession of this government through the surrender of Santiago Gen Shafter reports that about 7000 Mauser rifles were turned over the first day and the number will reach probably 20000 when the troops at other points in the surrendered zone turn in their guns The reports made before the surrender indicated that the Mausers handled by the Span ish troops were not in very good con ¬ dition The guns were all right when furnished but the poor care they received principally from volunteers left many of them rusty and de ¬ ¬ render of interior garrisons About 2000 at these places Will send officers to receive surrender at coast gar- ¬ risons Guantanamo Boicbon and Sa gua Pancinia W R Shafter Major General ¬ and securities belonging to the gov Washington July 21 Secretary Al- mate knowledge of the Cubans made ernment of the country in its own Safe ger said Wednesday night that he ex- the startling prediction that within right and all arms and supplies and Mrs OFlannigan Aint yez afraid yer pected Gen Miles one brigade of in two weeks we shall be fighting the other movable property of such gov bye Dinny will git kilt in the war Airs OFlaherty Not a bit of it Sure He further adds The Cu- ernment may be seized by fantry and some artillery would leave Cubans the mil hes on wan of thim proticted cruisers N Large Contract for Hay Cuba immediately under convoy of a bans ai e already dissatisfied with itary occupant and converted to his Y Journal St Louis July 20 A St Louis firm strong naval squadron for the inva American methods They want to kill own tise The real property of th Try Allens Foot Ease has secured the largest contract for rion of Porto Rico He expressed the their prisoners and can not under- state he may hold and administer A powder to be shaken into the shoes At hay ever let by the United States gov hope and belief that the troops were stand why we do not allow them to do at the same time enjoying the revenue this season your feet feel swollen nervous and hot and get tired easily If you have ernment The contract calls for 9000 already en route to Porto Ptico Most so thereof but he is not to destroy i smarting feet or tight shoes try Allens 000 pounds of hay to be delivered at of them had been on board the transHard Coal Drops save in the case of military necessity Foot Ease It cools the feet and makes walk ¬ United States May Have to Fight Cubans Norfolk Va July 21 An army officer of wide experience and inti-¬ Washington July 19 A state papei that will be historic marking ar epoch in American history was issued Monday night by direction of Presi dent McKinley By order of Secretary Alger Gen Corbin Monday night cabled the document to Gen Shafter in command of the military forces at Santiago The paper is not only an authorization and instruction of Gen Shafter for the government of the captured territory but also a proclamation to the people of the territory of the intentions o the government of the United States regarding them and their interests It marks the formal establishment of a new political power in the island ol Cuba and insures to the people of the territory over which the power extends absolute security in the exercise of their private rights and relations as well as security to their persons and propert3 The first effect of the military occupation of the enemys territory is the severance of the former political relations of the inhabitants and the es tablishment of a new political power Under this changed condition ol things the inhabitants so long as thej perform their duties are entitled tc security in their persons and propertj and in all their private rights and relations The United States does not make war upon the inhabitants of Cuba noi upon any party or faction among them but to protect them in their homes in their employments and in their personal and religious rights All persons who either by active aid or by honest submission co operate with the United States in its efforts to give effect to this beneficent purpose will receive the reward of its support and protection Though the powers of the military occupant are absolute and supreme and immediately operate upon the political condition of the inhabitants the municipal laws of the conquered territory such as affect private rights of person and property and provide for the punishment of crime are considered as continuing in force so far as they are compatible with the new order of things until they are suspended or superseded by the occu pying belligerent and in practice thev are not usually abrogated but are allowed to remain in force and to be ad ministered by the ordinary tribunal substantially as they were before the ¬ ¬ -- They were standing at the counter and I couldnt help but hear uTalk about hard luck said the girl I know a wom with the hot chocolate an who had an awful thing happen to her DVPr in Xew York gurgled the Oh do tell me about it girl with the ice cream soda Well went n the chocolate girl shes not wealthy at all you know and she doesnt kr p a nurse So one day when she had t go down town shopping she took her bab and left it at one of these day They gav nfc nursery creche places check for t and she went off shopping She didnt come back to the creche till late in fehe afternoon and when she went to take iiit the check it was gone said the girl with the Good gracious ee cream soda looking shocked What did she do ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Well went on the chocolate girl they told her she couldnt take the baby without a check and shed have to wait till the other babies were taken away and then she could have what was left So she waited for hours and hours till all the babies were gone but one and when she went to get that well the only baby left was a colored baby Oh how perfectly awful exclaimed the girl with the ice cream soda in accents of horror What did she do Wasnt she perfectly frantic My goodness how hor- ¬ rible Didnt she ever get her baby back again I should think shed have been per- ¬ fectly crazy What did she do Oh said the chocolate girl coolly she took the colored baby It was hers She was colored you know And in the silence which followed I could hear the snapping of the bonds of a tender and lifelong friendship Washington Post The Climate of Cuba Because of frequent rains in Cuba ma ¬ larial fevers are a common adment there just aa they are in many sections of the United States Ailments of this kind no matter in what part of the globe they occur are quickly cured with Hostetters Stomach Bitters Besides being a specific for ma ¬ larial troubles these Bitters also make pure blood strong nerves and muscles and firm healthy flesh They have no equal for dys¬ pepsia and constipation Xo Cutisc fop Alarm Softleigh Death loves a shining mark it is said Miss Cutting Oh well dont be uneasv m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ News voure not so brilliant CLicago Evening occupation It is conceded that An Open Letter to Mothers We are asserting in the courts our right to the exclusive use of the word Castoria and Pitchers Castoria as our Trade Mark I Dr Samuel Pitcher of Ilyannis Massa- ¬ chusetts Avas the originator of Pitchers Castoria the same that has borne and does now bear the fac simile signature of Chas H Fletcher on every wrapper This is the original Pitchers Castoria which has been used in the homes of the mothers of America for over thirty years Look carefully at the wrapper and see that it is the kind you have always bought and has the signature of Chas II Fletcher on the Wrapper No one has authority from me to use my name except The Centaur Company of which Chas H Fletcher is president SAMUEL PITCHER M D all public funds March 8 1897 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ Between 400 and 500 cars will be required to transport it The contract for oats was awarded to a Cincinnati firm straw to an Evans ville Ind firm and bran to a Chatta ¬ nooga firm Mineral Springs Deal Winchester Ivy July 20 For some time there has been talk of a new syn- Chickamauga ¬ ports for several days and the situation was becoming trying for them Secretary Alger said there had been no delay in the embarkation of the troops and that so far as the war department and Gen Miles were concerned the expedition had been in readiness to proceed to Porto Rico for several days Orders were sent to Adm Sampson to start at once with his fleet for the landing place in Porto Rico which has been determined upon by the war authorities No information could be obtained at the war department Wednesday as to whether the fleet actuallv had sailed ¬ New Toledo Koad The chamber of commerce here Wednesday passed resolutions indorsing the project of building an electric railroad from Toledo to Lyons Mich a distance of 30 miles and also agreed to pay Dr John Smith o Pontiac Mich the chief promoter of the road a cash bonus of 5000 the amount asked when the road is completed and in 21 Toledo O July operation Natchez Miss terson who was confined therein un ¬ der the charge of murdering Lawrence Brinson and the jail building was fired and the building and the body of the prisoner were burned The body of the unfortunate man was literally rid ¬ dled with bullets New York July 21 Orders were received Wednesday by the quarter- ¬ masters department for the Massachusetts Roumanian and Michigan to sail at once whether their supplies were on board or not They left early Thursday The Roumanian an the Massachusetts will go to Newport News and the Michigan to Port Tampa ¬ riated mob stormed the Simpson county jail at Westville killing W T Pat- Lynching at IVestville Miss July 21 An infu ¬ ¬ ¬ Ordered to Sail at Once All public means of transportation such as telegraph lines cables rail ways and boats belonging to the stati may be appropriated to his use but unless in case of military necessity they are not to be destrojed All churches and buildings devoted to religious worship and to the arts and sciences all school houses are so ed the cut far as possible to be protected and all destruction or intentional defacement Loading Heavy Artillery Tampa Fla July 21 The heavy ar- ¬ of such places of historical monutillery under Gen Rodgers and the 5th ments or archives or of works oi 11th and 39th infantry under Gen science or art is prohibited save when Schwans command are at Port Tampa required by urgent military necessity As the result of military occupation embarking as fast as possible Some delay is anticipated owing to the the taxes and duties payable by the scarcity of transports but as others are inhabitants to the former government expected hourly no serious inconveni- ¬ become payable to the military occupant unless he sees fit to substitute ence will be experienced for them other rates or modes of con Alfred White May Be Vice Consul tribution to the expenses of the govCincinnati July 21 Alfred White ernment The moneys so collected arc jr the Cincinnati sculptoris said to to be used for the purpose of paying have a pretty sure thing that he will the expenses of government under the be appointed to a vice consulship in military occupation such as the salItaty Senator Foraker it is under- ¬ aries of the judges and the police and stood has recomended White to Presi- ¬ for the payment of the expenses of thi dent McKinley White is not a stran ¬ army ger to that countr3 as he studied his Privato property taken for the use art there several vears of the army is to be paid for when possible in cash at a fair valuation and Our Casualties More Than the Enemy Santiago Iuly 21 At the battle of when payments in cash is not possible El Cancy our casualties exceeded those receipts are to be given All ports and places in Cuba which of the Spaniards While they had 400 may be in the actual possession of our men killed to our 200 they had onl 500 men wounded to our 1500 The land and naval forces will be opened of all list of the wounded has been increased to theascommerce our own neutral nawell as in articles since to over 2000 men who arel3Tingin tions not contraband of war upon paymeni the Principe Alfonso Mercedes and of the prescribed rates of duty which other hospitals here ma3r be in force at the time of the im ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chicago July 21 Hard coal has tumbled from G to 5 a ton retail A fight in the trust is responsible for the drop in price Some of the dealers ex pect an advance almost immediately others insist that the cut will be main tained and some even assert that the price will go still lower The Dela- ¬ ware Lackawana Western Co start- ¬ Cures swollen and sweating feet blisters and callous spots Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 2oc Trial package FREE Ad dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y ing easy Some young men remarked the ob- ¬ server of men and things have such daz ¬ zling futures that they cant see where Futures they are stepping Detroit Journal Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c To Cure n Cola In One Day When a pretty girl has good hard sense it indicates that she has an uncommonly sen- ¬ sible mother Atchison Globe After six years suffering I was cured by Pisos Cure Mary Thomson 29C Ohic Ave Allegheny Pa March 19 94 Nothing pleases us more than to aet two inveterate bores to boring each other Washington Ta Democrat Is taken Internally ¬ Halls Catarrh Cure Price 15c Money talks If there is anv chancre coming to you thats back talk L A W Bulletin Much more easily and comfortably Stand the Heat by condition by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla putting and keeping your body in trim It makes good blood promotes proper circulation and keeps every organic operation free from friction KtJ i55 xZS TzM ¬ P SSlS5 ¬ Is Americas Greatest Medicine Steamer Missing 21 London duly Midas Capt Messenger which sailed from Nagasaki Japan on February 14 for Portland Ore has been posted by Lloyds as missing The Midas was a steel vessel of 13G1 tons built at Maryport Eug in 1S93 whence she hailed Her owners are Ritson Co Miles Troops Aboard the Transports portation The British bark Ioor Diggings IfSood Pilare gentle mild effec- - in Copper River Florida passed through Bloomington in four sections Tuesday afternoon CoL Bryan was with the last section which stopped here nearly an hour Bryans regiment of port steamer Pennsylvania with the Kebraska volunteers en route for First Montana regiment and 300 re American citizens and are applving Col train bearing ¬ Want to Become American Citizens Santiago July 21 Many of the Spanish soldiers are anxious to become pines cruits for the First California volun teers sailed Tuesday for the PhilipFrom Ft Sheridan ¬ able for naturalization papers The readi- ¬ ness and avidity with which the store- ¬ keepers accept greenbacks is remark ¬ Eico to direct the bands of the Sixth idan will leave for army corps ten days - John Philix Sousa is to be made an battalions of the 2d volunteer army captain and will go to Porto ment of engineers in camp at Ft Sousa to Bb Made a Captain New YoiiK July 20 Bandmaster Chicago July 20 It has been al most definitely decided that the twa Sher- ¬ Mothcr-in-La- w Charged O yith Abduction rei Wilson mother-in-la- Bellefontaine w July 21 Robert of Big Springs has had his Poro Rico within s rested charged with abducting Jiis four yen c old child j Mrs Sarah Hinkle ar- ¬ them with beneficial results for sour stomach Bombardment of IVa anzanillo Jos Ekehuxg 1821 Congress St St Louis Mo Washington July 21 A cablegram London July 19 A special dispatci was received at the war department from Havana dated Monday says shortly after 2 oclock Wednesday from Seven American warships heavily Gen Miles He stated that he had ten bombarded Mantanillo this mornino transport ships loaded with troops and Three steamers of the Menendez line was awaiting naval convoy before pro were set oh fire Several gunboat 1 TA0E MARK REOIOTcRCO ceeding to Porto Rico from Guanta that were in the harbor issued for the namo bay He stated further that two defense of the town but were strandadditional ships had arrived at Guan ed The result o the bombardment tanamo bay Tuesday night from Tam- is not yet known here Pleasant Palatable Poterit Taste Good Do Good Never Sicken Weaken orGripe 10c 25c 50c pa loaded with artillery The commissioner of internal rev CURE CONSTIPATION The president has issued a procla enue has held that receipts used as Jttr1C Hnitdy Corapanr Chicago Montreal Sen York Ml- mation relieving Spanish vessels from checks to draw money from banks arc ft SW and cnarantced by all drug the irupcsHion of the tonnagctax subject to the stamp tax ¬ ¬ July 19 Over 10C Copper river miners have arrived here from Port Valdes They found no gold in quantity sufficient to pay for workAfter r wan Induced ing Capt Erickson of the Protection KETS 1 will never be without to try CASCA them in reports Valdes crowded with mec My liver was in a very bad shape andthe house my head ached and I had stomach trouble Now aincc taU wanting to retuin inc Cascarets I feel line ily Wash ¬ Seattle wife has also used ¬ ¬ 4 ¬ ¬ 0-TG- -B 4 T f5S aw -- n vfj- F2K a yisaF5 V iffl Vrt - rf THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS TtT FRIDAY JULY 22 1898 9i 3 MILES DELAYER El CITY OF SAN JUAN Caii Only Be Taken by the Navy Co ¬ CORRESPONDENT SCOVEL His Dastardly Assault On Ma j Gen Shaft ter May Cost the Offender His Life FIRE SWEPT Squares of Property in Newport Ky Goes Up in Smoke Entailing a Tremendous Loss The Porto Rican Expedition Did Not Leave Siboney Monday as Intended - operating With a Large Land Free It is Almost Impregnable CITY OF PARIS Kodaked For 3 Owinjj to a Serious Friction Between Amer ¬ ican and Cnban Troops Practically AU of Gen Shafters Army Will Be Re- ¬ tained at Santiago do Cuba WAsniXQTO New York July 21 A special to the Tribune from Washington sa3s While the details of Gen Miles plan of oper- ¬ ation in Porto Rico are not divulged it is known that the3 are wholly un- ¬ like those necessitated l3r the peculiar k HR m Instead of Because of a conditions at Santiago having a single city as an objective the orders the president pre- Gen Miles has got to secure control of between 20 and 30 residences on the pared late Monday to take command an entire island and occupy a number W33 The Covington and Cincinnati fire of the military expedition ag ainst of cities establishing a system of ¬ department sent engines to the aid of Porto Rico that officer did not depart thorough and effective g overnment the stricken eit3 The fire had started as was expected from Sihoney The in all its districts The chief city in the benzine room of Unnewehrs mistake was soon corrected Tuesday San Juan can only be taken by the sawmill in the department where all morning- however and as a result of navy in co operation with a larg e ¬ im ¬ some short telegraphic correspondence force ashore as it is practically the oils were stored probabl3 from a gasoline explosion The flames spread that followed during- the day it was pregnable on its land side except by ¬ so rapidly that there were many hasty jrathered at the department that the tedious sieg e with heavy artiller3 100 In some cases exits from houses Yale started Tuesday night Contral- The island is in round numbers sick people had to be carried out to the first intention and probably miles long and 40 miles wide and Some of the residents had to go tc without Gen Miles seeking- the Yale is even its unhealthiest coast ports are ¬ fever the town hall and others to other pub- ¬ lo be convoyed by a naval vessel that seldom visited b3 3ellow troops in lic buildings The citizens generally Adm Sampson has been instructed to Most of the Spanish comlent their aid The total loss is estiselect from among- the vessels of his Porto Rico are gathered at San the first time on record that a Miles manding- general ever suffered such an mated at between 125000 and 8150000 Gen is and it fleet This may result in delajing Juan Gen Miles progress somewhat as intention to land at least G5 miles assault and no matter what Gen It was found that the Newport fire will department was totally inadequate to none of the vessels with Sampson is from that stronghold and occup3 other Shafters disposition of the case able to keep pace with the Yale important places while the heavy be it will not be questioned by the fight the fire It is composed of only one water truck and three hose wagNevertheless there is no doubt that the doubie turreted monitors and other authorities in Washington ons The water supply had to be general will reach Porto Rico before armored vessels of the navy destroy and compel its sur- ¬ drawn from the Licking river Owing the detachment of troops from Charles San Juans forts CAPTURE OF MANILA to the pipes becoming clogged with render by bombardment if necessaiw ton completed as Spaniards Well Fortified and It is Pre ¬ mud great difficult was experienced War department officials feel that If the navys part is dicted That the Capitulation Will The fire extended from the Licking they are fully justified in their decis- ¬ speedily as scheduled in the pro Not Be Bloodless to retain practically all of Shaf- - gramme approved by the war board river east to Brighton street and ion ters army at Santiago by the press and other authorities here that the¬ San Fkancisco July 21 A Chron- ¬ from Fifth street on the north to Sev reports that reached them Tuesday in- city will be read3 for Gen Brooks ocenth street on the south Five famdicating- the growth of serious friction cupation almost by the time that he icle special from Cavite dated June ilies which lived in the building occu- ¬ 23 sa s pied by Fisher the tailor were renbetween the American forces and Cu can reach there In case of the expected bombard ¬ dered homeless The fires course was Gen Miles advance force consists of ban troops growing- out of the latters to which the not checked until came to a number exclusion from Santiago by Gen Shaf three reg iments of volunteer infantry ment of Manila the area it be limited to of vacant lots adjoining Ha3mana orders It is felt now that the of Ger Garretsons brigade The Gth Spanish ma3 retire will lers lines surgarrison originally proposed two im Illinois the Gth Massachusetts and the American and insurgent may come lesidence on Chestnut street Here the fire departments of Newmune regiments would have been quite lio ht batteries C and M of the 7th rounding- the city There which started from Tampa the struggle for the Spaniards have port Covington and Cincinnati made a insufficient to meet an outside Spanish artiller3 and fortified final stand and brought force that might come from Holguic several days ago are to meet him off burrowed intrenchments the flames un ¬ These batteries hills and knolls for the final struggle der control In some of the houses or Manzanillo and also to restrain the Mole St Nicholas rapacity of the Cubans It is realized are the first in the American army to It is known here that every energy is burned several families resided Some said that half a hundred families were that the present situation is full o difficulty and the future is dark owing rendered homeless by the disaster to the disposition evidenced by thc There were a number of minor casual- ¬ t---f r Cubans to ig nore or refuse to be ties John Lampc and Jack Swade wpre badH burned about the arms bound by the amenities of mod This first sympern warfare while tiwing to rescue household eftom of friction has suggested fects diffi to the officials innumerable Confederate Veterans Reuuion culties that will arise in the Atlanta Ga Juhr 20 Con federate future Of course it would seem to be veterans and their friends from all only polite now to avoid any open rupparts of the south arrived b the thou PUERTO RICO ture with the Cubans provided they J sands Tuesday to be present at the SPANISH StHJr V p can be kept in leash and not involve S Scale of Miles vstos H eighth annual reunion which began the United States in the digraces that From early morning unWednesda3 would follow the sacking of helpless THE ISLAND OF PUERTO RICO til late into the night every train communities but it begins to appear brought in the old heroes and their esAbout to be Invaded by 30000 American Soldiers Under Gens Miles that for some time to come and even corts and a conservative estimate of and Brooke after the conquest of Cuba is complete the number of people who came into the United States must maintain there Atlanta Tuesda- - is 15000 a military government in order to be equipped exclusive with smoke- ¬ bent within the cit3 to prepare it for Sensational Stories Not Confirmed meet the responsibilities which it has less powder and were selected b3 the the final struggle The people are ex- ¬ Washington Jul- - 20 The nav3 de ¬ assumed to the civilized world commanding general on this account horted b- - the clergy and militar3r au- ¬ partment has received no dispatches The personnel of the Porto Rican Gen Miles does not expect to be de- ¬ thorities and their hopes are buoj ed expedition having been left in a large pendent upon subsistence stores for- ¬ by false reports as to the relief from from Dewey relating to press reports measure in the hands of Gen Brooke warded from this countiV- during his Spain and Spanish triumphs in the concerning our relations with Ger ¬ but it is not possible yet to give an ac- campaign as was the case with the West Indies and along the Atlantic man over officials feel much less con- ¬ cern German3s attitude and curate roster of the organizations that arnry before Santiago Porto Rico has coast there is good reason to believe that di ¬ will enter into it Aug usti is credited with an asser- ¬ not been devastated b3 the Spaniards rect assurances have been received Adm Sampson has received final or- and it is believed that American tion that he can muster 150000 troops from German3 that she would offer no ders from the navy department as to g old will bu- - all goods that are No one seriously believes that he can obstacles to the execution of our plans the part the American fleet is to take needed for the troops Fresh meat marshall 20000 The cit- - seems as in the campaig n against Porto Rico will probablj be found in as great nearty- - rcad for the conflict as the ma- ¬ The Haste Explained They are based on the view that the abundance as in most of the states terial in the hands of the Spanish can New York Juby 20 A Washington campaign is essentially an army move dispatch explains that the haste nomake it of the union and altogether no to ment he duties of the navy being It is freeH predicted that there will ticeable in the arrangements for the is expected in living on the coun- ¬ lend every support and assistance to try The towns to be captured out-¬ not be a bloodless capitulation of Ma ¬ Porto Rican expedition js due to the the land operations The admiral u side of San Juan ar small with two nila as it is feared there will be a desire of the administration to plant instructed to aid the army movements exceptions Ponce and Magaguez The long and bloody resistance the American flag somewhere on the by dispatching convoys when re- former is the most modern and thor- ¬ island before Spains prospective suit quired and by covering the landing oughly progressive cit in the West CUBANS CAUSE TROUBLE for peace can be opened If that shall of troops As there is no Spanish Indies It has 15000 inhabitants and is be done the United States can undci fleet in San Juan harbor or other Porto said to be the healthiest place in the They Attempt to Incite Street Biots la international law claim the island Santiago Garcia Goes to Meet Rican ports the navy has a limited island It also contains the onlv More Cuban Ports Open Gen Gomez field of operation The reduction of Protestant church in the Spanish AnWashington Jul 20 Acting Sec the harbor fortifications will be the tilles and in addition to its three Chicago Jul3 21 A special fo the retar Spaulding Tuesday telegraphed main work but this and all other op- first class hotels a chamber of com- ¬ instructions to collectors on the Aterations of the fleet will be supple ¬ merce a theater and a bank possesses Record from Santiago sa3s ¬ Gen Wheelers division of dismount lantic coast to mental to the main operations con- a perfectly equipped American fire de- ¬ ed cavalr3 including Roosevelts American or allowing them with clear supneutral vessels ducted by the army The strategists partment The residence of the milit- rough riders has been moved from plies and provisions for Guantanamo military and naval are acrreed in the ary- commander is there and its popu- ¬ tx enches before the citvr to the or other ports in Spanish territory in view that the taking of Porto Rico in lation is almost altogether occupied in the primarily a militar- - undertaking and mercantile pursuits Its harbor two hills in the rear preparatory to cm possession of the militar3 or naval for service in Porto Rico forces of the United States Adm Sampsons orders are on thess miles distant admits vessels of 25 feet barking Gen McKibbon military governor Proposed Electric iLiiie lines draugbt and its climate though warm of Santiag o has established a thor- ¬ The nav3 department is rapidly is never oppressive Yellows fever has Richmond Ind Julv-- 20 It is an- ¬ ough S3stem of patrolling the cit3 A moving the large fleet of auxiliar nounced that an electric railroad will never been known there number of Cubans have entered it from this craft made up of merchant ships as refugees and have tried to be built in the near future Keported Death of Gen Gareia to Eaton 0 and then on to Ham ¬ large ocean going yachts tugs etc provoke the Spaniards to street riots cit3 from Atlantic coast points to Cuban ilton 0 through Camden Somerville New YorK Jul3 21 A Kingston Wherever detected the Cubans have waters where the- - will be placed on Jamaica cable to the Evening- Post Mile In con- ¬ been arrested and turned over to the Collinsville and Seven blockade dut3 thus releasing the says Cubans arriving- from Sib nection with this it is also announced more active duty at one3 bring in reports of the death civil authorities be built from larcer shins for Gen Garcia has left the camp of the that a new line will also Porto Rico and the coast of Spain of Gen Garcia The3 make a DaA ton O to German town O Cuban arm3 to the north of the city Three of these smaller craft were sent of it sa3ing that it should and has started westward with a Moving the Fourth Army Corps south Tuesday and most all of them not be known in Cuba et or in the detachment of picked men Tampa Fla July 20 There is no will be on the way within a week United States for reasons of state and and confer with Gen Gomez to meet change in the orders to move the enstopping only long enoug h at Norfolk give no particulars except that he was tire 4th arm corps at once to Fernan A Kiot in Porto Rico to have their batteries strengthened shot Spanish refugees here who are to New York July 21 A special dis ¬ dina and the work is progressing ¬ When the war broke out a large officialH- - connected with Gen Blanco Direct orders from Presipatch from St Thomas D W J to that end nrmber of these auxiliary craft were believe the stor3 of the Journal reports that a serious riot dent McKinle Tuesda3 admitted purchased The have been distrib officers the uted along the coast from Maine to Movement of Troops From Camp Thomas occurred at May ague z Porto Rico on no further protests and with resig ¬ have gone about the work Florida at some forty or more points Chattanooga National Park Tenn Sunda resulting in the killing of an effective coast patrol JulT 21 The movement of troops from nine persons and the wounding of nation making Physician Drops Dead There is felt to be no further need of Camp Thomas for Porto Rico will be many others Spanish residents of Vincennes Ind July 20 Dr Wal ¬ this patrol so that with the exception gin Thursday- - Wednesda3 the various the place attacked natives whom thev of a few important points the auxiliary commands included in the first order accused of being American sympathiz- ter Stengee - a prominent plu sician of craft will be withdrawn for service in to move were busy packing up and ers and intending to aid the invadin Monroe Citj- this county dropped dead Tuesday Heart disease was the cause army of the United States Cuba Capt Bartlett has the work in loading their effects He recently came from Pittsburgh Pa charge and is hurrying it to completion 20 failure on the part of July Gen Miles to re--cei- ve ¬ - - ¬ - Washington July 21 The war de- ¬ partment has no official information in regard to Sylvester Scovels dastardly assault upon Gen Shaf ter simpl3 because that officer has not mentioned the incident in am-- of his dispatches This does not mean however that the department has not cognizance of the affair and will not act at the proper The matter as it stands now time is very likely to result seriously- for He is under arthe correspondent rest and is liable to a court martial and ma3 be either shot or imprisoned for anj-- length of time at the commandthe of discretion advo judg e The ing officer cate general of the army has been appealed to by representatives of the paper Mr Scovel represents in Cuba but he has refused to interfere lie is quoted as saying that there is no pre cedent for such an affair for this is ¬ - Newport Ky July 20 The most terrible fire in the history of this city started at 6 p m Tuesday in Unne wehrs saw mill at the foot of Sixth street on the Licking river In a short time it had spread south two squares and had swept two squares east to Brighton and had licked up Benefit Citizens Of Prospective Interesting Information For Strangers Some of Paris En- ¬ terprises and Resources Busi- ¬ ness Social ana Sanitary Advantages Miscellaneous Data situated in the heart of the world famed Bluegrass region is a thriving city of about eight thousand inhabitants and is Paris Ky ¬ - ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ a delightful place to reside The citizens are prosperous and hos- ¬ pitable and extend a hearty invita ¬ tion to first class people to locate in Paris The city is situated on hieh ground and is a healthy place Paris has fewer losses by fire and business failures fewer vacant resi dences and store rooms fewer suicides divorces civil law suits and a smaller death rate than any city in Kentucky Paris is sur rounded by a rich agricultural countr which insures provisions at a nominal price In a word Paris is a good place to locate Come and see for your- self Among the industries and ad ¬ vantages may be mentioned City Hall Five banks Ice factory ¬ ¬ - Gas Works Junk Store Three florists ¬ ¬ yr r ¬ ifL ¬ Three Hotel County Prison Cornice Works Two Distilleries Two race tracks Eleven churches Thrte stage lines Wholesale grocery Several brick kilns Three lumber yards Electric Light plant Steam planing mill One Chinese laundry Four private schools ¬ t-3C- - ir XO ¬ Paid Fire Department One preparatory school Eight thousand citizens Three carriage factories Seven blacksmith shops One all night restaurant Two Steam Laundries ¬ Three job printing oflices Two telegraph companies Automatic Filter factory - ¬ ¬ Railroads in five directions Three wholesale tobacconists A score of truck farms nearby Two poultry commission houses Court house which cost 8125000 Four grass seed cleaning houses Waterworks stand pipe pressure Paris Flour Mills 150 lbs per ¬ Two telephone companies Two graded public schools Efficient Police Department Marble and Granite Works j day ¬ difii-cult- v- ¬ ¬ Several loan and building Asso- ciations Fine 830000 theatre seating 800 people Six public drinking fountains for beasts Fire Alarm Telegraph Game well system ¬ cost 80 000 building Public School building which Two running streams bv eight bridges crossed Parochial School and substantial ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Four newspapers the Bourbon News Kentuckian Citizen Re- ¬ porter and Paris Star L N Railroad main line and two Branches and Kentucky Mid ¬ land dentists two veterinarians A score Fourteen doctors twenty three lawyers three auctioneers five homes of thoroughbreds Billet dead Leonatus dead Hindoo Sir Dixon Free Advice Leaflet Coat Dr Pink Catlett of stock forms clis-g-uis- ed the -- - - Tilio nn-s-tei- w ¬ Ulead John Bright Coun ¬ tess Irma Nimrod and other noted racers and trotteis and pacers Bourbon Wilkes dead Baron Wilkes J H L 208 Earl mont 209 Kutbreaker Cyclone horses and other famous harness ¬ ¬ ¬ The Order Revoked ft Washington Jul- - 21 The order Fus Works Blown Up Six Dead Oakjajxd Cal July 20 The Cali- sending 19 pamasters to Santiago to fornia fuse works was blown up by a pa3 the troops under Gen Shafter has murderous Chinaman at 520 Tuesday been revoked it having been ascermorning Six deputy sheriffs who tained that there are not -complete were trying to arrest the murderer records and rolls of the arim- in Cuba were killed The dead are Deputy to enable pa3ment to be made ¬ On Frieudly Terms Santiago dk Cuba July Number of Prisoners Surrendered 19 Sheriff Charles Wliite son of Sheriff White George Wood D C Cameron constable Gus Koch Harry Cramer J J Lerri The Chinaman had fortified himself in the magazine and blew it up when an attempt to arrest him wasmade ¬ -- - Kingston Jamaica July 21 Hun dreds of American and Spanish sol- ¬ diers who but a few da s ago were shooting at each ahcr crowd the streets of Santiago to da3 meeting and mixing on the most friendly terms A general feeling of good fellowship is Toral to Be Court Martialed Madrid July 21 Capt Gen Blanco evinced everywhere victors and van- ¬ has cabled the Spanish government quished apparently being equally re- ¬ that Santiago was surrendered with joiced that the strife and bloodshed are out his knowledge Gen Toral will over and that the horrors of the siese are enaeo be tried bv ccurt inartial ¬ ¬ ¬ via Washington July 20 This dispatch was received early Tuesday morning ¬ tant general Washington The roster of the prisoners has been handed in this afternoon by Gen Toral The Shafter total is 22789 Playa del Este July 19 To adju ¬ Maj Van Wroohem of the royal now in Berlin cavalry of German to the war department has i written tendering his services to the- - Ameri I can army in the war against Spain - Twenty groceries eight ciry goods stores four drug stores ten livery stables two transfer com ¬ panies two hardware stores two book stores five meat stores four millinery stores two bakeries three confectioneries two stove stores five barber shops twentv saloons three farm implement houses five commission houses six clothing stores six merchant tailors four shoe stoies express company three plumbing shops machine shop two artificial stone pavement companies four jewelry stores N B To the reader Mark this column and send it to some iVif nd who is undecided where he will locate Your thoughtfuiness may procure the community an useful and worthy citizen X 4V- T 3fe IV 1 THE BOURBON NEW 8 tn3TOTSWCWaWarj P4SEUS Xv KY FRIDAY JULY 22 1898 From Camp Thomas lioyal mattes the tood pure wholesome and delicious GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Camp Thomas Theatrical And Otherwise Ga 1898 Chickamauga The Fovor Always ask for Paris Milling All grocers Remarks Iu Cos Purity flour r - GARTH FUND UShea VY July 20th The Second AKlH POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK Reg ¬ Kentucky iment is very much disappointed at not jeing included in the ngiuient to be ent to Porto Rico aud the men do not now expect to leave Chickamauga until he war is over There is a srroug feel ¬ ing in the Second that tbe regiment has been badly treated It was the first to go into camp at Lexington the first to be mustered aud equipped aud the first to be sent to Chickamauga and then to be kept in camp while the First and Third Kentucky goes to the front makes the boys of the Second feel any thing but contented The First and Third will be moved within ten days ¬ Anna Held will return to next year and may star in Chas Hoyc -- keep it Insist on having Purity The present bjneficiaries of the Garth America every time Fund will meet the commissioners at play by Ufantei 7 tt A - - Color Sergeant Charlton- Alexander who has been absent from Chickamauga on recruiting duty and on account of being In a Cincinnati hospital has re turned to Camp Thomas - V Rowena the beautiful 1200 saddle horse owned by Miss Alice Castleman of Louisyille died last week at the Sum mer home of the Castlemans at Shaker town The intelligent animal went around and told the family goodbye be- ¬ fore it died e the City School Wednesday July 20th at 9 a m They must bring the text To Cure A Cold In One Day books used during the last school year Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ New applicants will be considered lets All druggists refund the money Thursday July 21st at same hour and if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W place They are required to present cerTT Brooks and James Kennedy Paris tificates from last school attended respecting their application proficiency Ky and conduct and also evidence as to their financial condition A Good Memory E F CLAY otyeu saves money and also good Health If E M DICKSON you are troubled with constipation indiges tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ GEO VARDEN ber to home ¬ ¬ ¬ Come and see us before selling your heat Will furnish sacks and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar tee that vou can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at est or less per cent inter- ¬ E B HUTCHCRAPT Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP a bottle of Dr Caldwells take Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored lo you Trial sizes loc lo doses 10c large size 50c and 5100 of V T Brooks druggist Paris Ky Sjy td Commissioners ljaiwm Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per quart Spears McDermott 0 trayed u or Stolen Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milline Cos office tie r Eighteenth Year Established winn HEWS 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editor and Otvners j BBUHE MILLER Five shots in quick succession ill the tent of Capt Harry Strother of the Winchester company caused a commotion Tuesday night It was caused by a slumbering spark setting fire to his bed- ¬ ding and exploding the cartridges in his belt Both Capt Strother and his tent mate Seth Beckner escaped from the flying bullets but the tent equipments ¬ The hand filters for purifying drink- ¬ ing water have been abandoned being too slow The water is now filtered through medicated abeatos cloth and as a consequence of the filtered water there is less sickness in the camp Railroad Engineer Testifies to Benefits Received From Dr Miles Remedies Bay mare 15 hands high 3 years old B M RENIOK 00 was taken from hitching rack at colored P S Farmers would do well to store Baptist Church in Paris on the night of July 4th She is shedding front their wheat near home teeth Heavy mane and tail Had on brown leather saddle with heavy lap robe for blanket Will pay for infor ¬ mation leading to her recovery or will give 5 for her return to me I r- - Wanted to Buy 300000 bushels of wheat mar-whea- WILLIE CALAMESE 8july 3t Box 51 J Paris Ky W Make all Checks Money Orders Payable to the or der of Champ Miller etc and leggings were destroyed 9 ADVER1I81NG RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each Insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obltuaros cards of thanfis calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ i Brigadier General Fred Grant was recently transferred to command the First Brigade Second Division Third Corps Ninth New York Second was this Kentucky First Arkansas afternoon notified by Major General Brooke to take command of the Third Brigade First Division First Corps First Kentucky Fifth Illinois Third Kentucky General Grant said While I am grateful at the opportunity to go to the front I of course am not pleased at so many changes of command However the in so phort a period am to take to morrow brigade which I is a good one I am told The Kentuck ians are good fighters and I have a very liberal allowance of them about 2 GOO From what I could learn at army head- ¬ quarters it will be about 10 day3 before The Second Kentucky I can move boys regret the transfer of Gen Grant He is who is very popular with thro a splendid commander and the boys re- ¬ gret that they cannot go to Porto Rico with him Colonel Elias Chandler of the First Arkansas will probably succeed General Grant temporarily in com- ¬ mand of this brigade So una Going To of Company I has been suff ring for several days with his foot which was hurt the other day by a plank falling on it Private Jas who Stanfield is suffering from a broken Private Will Clark Estill S piin gs OPES JUKE wrist sustained while wrestling Generally speaking the health of the Second Kentucky is very good Cap- ¬ tain Winn of Company I has been sick for several days but hopes to be well enough for duty in a day or so Alex Enochs of same company has the measles in mild form and has been isolated to prevent the disease from spreading Mil I will pay the highest market price in cash or I will furnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when you are ready to sell at the highest tket price Those who held last year made big mone Store your wheat and get the profit TO OCT 1ST E 0 FRETWELL Agent 5julv 4t Paris Ky Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate Waters The prettiest Place and best kept Summer Resort in the West For particulars apply to CAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor IRVINE KY NOTICE 3STOTTOE Notice is hereby given that the firm of McDermott Spears is dissolved J K Spears having purchased the inter- ¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS ¬ f War than that of a railroad engin ¬ eer On his steady nerves clear braint bright eye and perfect self command de ¬ Deering binder twine machine pend the safety of the train and the lives passengers oil and all repairs for the Deering of Its remedies areDr Miles Nervine and other especially adapted to keeping the nerves steady the brain clear machinery at and the mental faculties unimpaired R B HUTCHCRAFTS Engineer F W McCoy formerly of 1323 Broadway Council Bluffs but now residing at 3411 Humboldt St Denver writes that he bTOCK AND TURF NEWS suffered for years from constipation caus ¬ Sales aud Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc ing sick nervous and bilious headaches and was fully restored to health by Dr Miles Turf Notes Elley Nerve Liver Pills I heartily recommend The Georgetown Times- says Dr Miles Remedies Blackburn delivered to Weihl on Satur ¬ Dr Miles Remedies Dr day 34 head of export cattle average are sold by all drug- ¬ Miles weight 1530 Warren Graves delivered gists under a positive guarantee to same 26 weight a little less than benefits or first bottlo money re ¬ Restore Jm 1500 and John B Graves 62 weight funded Book on dis- ¬ Health 1350 All were Fold at 150 Thy eases of the heart and Address Were driven to Lexington aud shipj el nerves free - THERE Is no more responsible position HHIIISTUTDBS All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta Gr Rogers deceased must present same properly proven as required by law before me at my effice before Sept 1 198 or else be barred By order of the Bourbon County Court S B ROGERS Crawford Bros have lately improv ¬ their barber shop making it decidedly the most attractive shop in Paris ed ¬ July 2 1898 Administrator 3t T They offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any in the city Hot or cold baths at any hour tf g P rm PHOENIX BICYCLES Pretty Bicycles are all right if you want something pretty to look at but there is a world of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will do it m JB V - rt Late News of the War K I A If - i A rumor from Madrid says that tbe people of Canary Islands are panic stricken at the prospect of a visit from American warships Sampson says that the Spanish cruiser Maria Theresa can be raised Gen Shafter wants more immunes at once - Another expedition will sail for The very best companies com- ¬ Manila Sunday Watsons fleet has been disbanded and pose my agency whicn insures part of it will go to Porto Rico against fire wind and btorm The Porto Rico expedition is under Non union way W 0 H1NTON Agent Cervera may become a citizen of the United States Business has been resumed at Santi- ¬ MRS LAURA WEISHAUF -- the famous bandmaster has been comuiissioued a Captain on General Wilsons staff and has accepted He will drill the Regimental Bands and ask no remuneration Sousa is a Spaniard by birth but is will ¬ ing to go to the front for the Stars and Stripes Sousa is the composer of the Stars and Stripes Forever The Trooping of the Colors and the successThe Bride Elect ful comic opera He is quite a favorite in this city ¬ ¬ John Philip Sousa from that place DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind My agency insures against fire wind and storm best ol re- ¬ liable prompt paying W O - compani- MASTERS OF SALE 1 K Mr J1 esnon-union HINTON Agent DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN Use Parib Milling Cos Purity flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other Your Life Insured 1c a Day City Property Bourbon Circuit Court Jas R Stivers Assignee Plaintiff V8 Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc ago War telegrams will be found on page two No more arms will be issued for the Cubans and they will not be considered military allies J I Garcia has withdrawn hie troops from further eo operation Fourteen thousand American soldiers have set sail for Porto Rico Semi official announcement is made that Porto Rico will be neld as a price of peace No declaration has been made as regards disposition of Phil lipines as yet insures against fire Mrs Laura Weishauft that he is much pleased with Central Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 wind and storm America Kentucky is so glad that Send Godfrey is pleased and hopes he will per box Med Coaddress on postal to the W O HTNTO Agent Wright Columbus Ohio for stay pleased trial size free Military Coincid nces Dr Godfrey Hunter writes home able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation aud Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights Sick Headaches 100 days treatment Celery Capsules costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 5our money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist The Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased Dill pickle Spears McDermott tf a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble A beautiful line of white and with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ silk puff shirts for hot weather sules I have lost all trace of pain and my at Price Oos stomach is entirely well I can eat any ¬ thing and can truthfully say that I have Insure in my agency non- ¬ not felt better in years union Prompt paying reliable Yours Respectfully Our insurance is protected oy bank- ¬ Sherman Stivers etc Defendant ¬ My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods very By virtue of a judgment of the Bour bon Circuit Court made and entered iu the above styled cause on July 2d 1898 I will sell publicly at the Court house house door in Paris Kentucky on SATURDAY JULY 2g 1898 companies Try our special pounds for 100 A coffee six 8 - Lexington Observer Spears McDermott The editor of the Observer W H Polk belonged to Col U S Grants regiment in the civil war Send your linen to Haggard Now the Reeds editors youngc st eon is under the com- Steam Laundry for a good finish tf mand of Col Grants son Gen F D Yesterdays Temperature Grant at Chickamauga Another coincidence is that the editors son is camped The following is the temperature as on the very ground where his fathers noted yesterday by A J Winters Co regiment fought Longstreeta division of this city 7 a m 76 years ago 8 a m 78 9 a m 791 Awarded 10 a m 81 Highest Honors Worlds Fair 11 a m 85 12 m 86 2p m 90 3 p m 9 P- - m 92 J m 5P 90i ¬ ¬ Advice to Consumptives weak lungs or with consumption itself should understand These remedies will cure about every case in its first stages and many of those more advanced It- is only ¬ - between the hours of 10 oclock a m and 2 p m the following described real estate to wit Lot No 16 in Higgius Sub division to the City of Paris fronting 50 feet on McCann Avenue and extending 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 and is the same lot conveyed to Sher- ¬ man Stivers by J M Thomas and wife by deed of date May 30th 1888 of record in the office of the Clerk of Bourbon County Court Also the undivided one seventh in- ¬ terest of the defendant Sherman Stivers in the following tract of land subject to the dower right of his mother Mrs Mollie Stivers therein to wit A certain tract of land lying and being in Bourbon county Kentucky bounded on the E by the lands of the Ogden heirs and on the W by tbe lands of Jas Hinton yn the N by the lands of the Willis Wright and on the S by the lands of the Warfield heirs containing acres about Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to give bonds with good surety to be approved by the undersigned Master Commis- ¬ sioner payable to said Commissioner and bearing interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per an ¬ num and having the force and effect of judgments tJo g EDOOjn fZ -rr- -P- w m smT I Years of experience in buying and the fact that pay cash for all goods insures good results Another important fact not to be overlooked lgi I am not paying a big rent and this feature is very much to the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- ¬ ties Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended To only tofool the buyers and pull them in W if There are three great reme- ¬ dies that every person with If you want the best come to the point furniture for the least money go to Da- 7pm 84 v the most advanced that are Even these are t t wonderfully relieved and life I itself greatly prolonged What are these remedies I Fresh air proper food and I hopeless EMMETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court Harmon Stitt Attorney J TV HINTON Close Prices on Mattings This Week Plan Your Summer Outing Now CREAM Go to Picturesque Mackinac via The Coast Line 13 scatts Emulsion BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Detroit 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 17 It only costs 1550 from Toledo 50 from Be of I phosphites not afraid air I draughts but of fresh I Eat nutritious food and drink oldest the most thoroughly tested and the highest en- ¬ dorsed of ail remedies for weak throats weak lungs and consumption in all its stages SCOTT I of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE OJLKLOlTl Tl ftl Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete that Scotts EmulsionTs the plenty of milk Do not forget WEEKLY ENQUIRER We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can eive Both Papers One AO YEARS THE STANDARD Feed sw eet potatoer McDeemott Spears 30c and 100 all druggists BOWNE Chemists New York Year for Regular Price for Both is only iMMM 225 275 Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE j4- a- - M THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY 22 1898 s fltV A rMid U 1 V ISttr SI X m fc J I Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory The Jolly BacUilors gave a Mid r Of The Dead T TP OBSERVED BY Summer genu an at 0id Fellows Hall COMERS AND GOERS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Margaret Moore Casidv the tcrr I Tuesday evening which was an exceed j THE NEWS MAN of Mr and Mr J months old daughter Saxtous orchesEnleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as inly pleasaur event Wednwday after- ¬ secqci iiss mail matter tra tiruishtd ibbpiriug music for the Notes Hastily Jorted On The Streets At Ernest Cassidy parents in Lex ¬ evmt and a number of pretty figures The Depots In The Hotel Loboies And noon athe hvme of her 1 ington after an illness ot several d iv Elsewhere were introduced by Mr Ford rJrent and TELEPHONE NO 124 Chas Cunningham the thirteen-year-oi- d Mrs G B Alexander who led the Mr S M Wilmoth was in Cynthi sou of Isaac Cunningham rurmeriy germuu Thn rvora were fLiua army ana Tuesday SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Wednesday t the Payable in Advance button hiit pins cigarettes fans a id Miss Emma Lou Scott is visiting of this countv died S2 00 Six mouths year il 00 miuiture champague bo ties One fainil residence in Lexington The re The in Diyton yotj cant even get a re ¬ souvenir table was presided over bv Mr friends news costs mains were interred e tenlay afternoon To make room for my Fall purchases whim will soon begin to port FUOai A GUN FREE OF CHAKGE Chas Goldstein is speudiug a few iu the cemt tery at Cyuthiana Bismark Frank and Miss Mabel Russell days iu Richmond arrive I take this method of cleaning up all Summer goods such as Make all Checks Money Orders Etc The folio ving persons participated in Mr Ambrose D Youtm one of Lex ¬ Lawns India Linens Dimities Check Muslins Curtain Sv s Linens payable to the order of Champ Mimfr MrsSped Hibler- is visiting her ingtons best known citizens did jTes and Ducks for Skirts Summer Dress Goods Bed Quilts bheetsjfand Dr M H Daily Miss the dance Arabia Clay F P Walker Miss parents in Richmond terday after an illneSftof t iee or four casus Table Linens Odd Napkins Towels Hamburgs and Laces will not be lawful to kill doves Elizabeth Woodford Sara Clay Miss It Miss Sadie Hart is the guest of Mrs days of brain fever Mr Yonmr was 71 until August 1st Elizabeth Spears John Woodford Miss C H Rees in Winchester years old and was some years aj oueof Mr Roer Lawson of Cincinnati the leading breeders of truttiug horses will be ofJcred at low prices to lose Ed Hinton and family have taken Elizabeth Van Metrr Danville Sam Also one case of Bleached C6on in the State rooms at Mr W L Dayis home on Neely St Louis Miss Lizzie Manning was in the city Wednesday octs per yard OUR OWN SPECIAL BRAND not more than 20 at Turney Cabell Chenault Miss Mary High street thirty yds to one customer A few Comforts and Blankets cairkd over from Mr Harry Brent of Lexington is Annie Elizabeth Ball nr- Brent Duncan Bell Miss Annie Clay Mr Ford Brent two died Wednesdav at th- - home of h r last season will be found on our Bargain Counters at reduced prices Buy the 126xl30 foot Lilleston avenue Lexington John Hrennan Miss Sue the guest of Remember the days and dates Positively all go ds go back to Mrs F R Armstrong of Lexing- parents Mr and Mrs Frances M Hall lot to be sold to morrow by the Master Clay John Miller Stephens Miss Marie near Kiserton after a inz rinur iliuess regular prices the dayYollowiiijr ton is visiting friends iE the city It Two houses on the lot Jliss Parrish Mr Bennett Richmond was the Mrs W E Board left yesterday for of consumption The deceased Louise Parrish Mr and Mrs Hughes Dummy Davis now holds the G- B eldest of six children three of whom 9 Bronstou Lexington Albert Hinton a visit to relatives iu Nicholasville at the bowliug alley having survive her The remains w rc interred record 29 Main St Paris Ky Miss Ella Hart Brent of Kansas MibS Sue Graves Geo ecerown John yesterday alternoon at the family burymade a score of 226 Wednesday aagtia u xi aijtxusr nauuMS i irjMVMtzrtxswjzsrjczTa Chenanlt Richmond Mi- Bessie Wood- City is a guest at M- - Ford Brents ing ground There are but fifteen prisoners in the ford Qniucy Ward Miss Helen Bennett Miss Allie Hart has returned from a Paris jail and but one prisoner has been Richmond L V Butler Miss Mar- visit to Miss Taylor at Henderson SCINTILLATIONS incarcerated during the past two weeks garet Wood fon Mt Sterling George 1 Miss Milda McMilan is visiting And Williams Clay Miss Elizabeth Hazel TTjithprin Rash in Winchester An Interesting Jumble Of Sew Council Wilson and wife of Lexing- rigg Frankfort Ay lette Buckner Miss ATiss Comment Mr Miss Frances Reed a Mason county ton have moved to this city Madison will vote ou lo al opiou on Everything in Our Snre will he offered regardless of Cost for th Kate Alexand- r Clell Turney Miss belle was in the city yesterday after- ¬ Wilson has accepted a clerkship at Bertha Backwilder St Louis 30 days and w mention few of the Bargains Sept 13th Brutus noon Clays shoe store 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3ic per yd Clay Miss Pattie Johnson Mt Ster- ¬ N will lraiM a union sriiiou TheL Mrs F B Carr and daughter left Fancy Liwn in great variety 4c per yd The Sunday School of the Second ling W H Webb Miss Bessie Edgar yesterday for a visit to relatives in Rich 3t Lonisvil e to eot h million lollys 1 ¬ Domestic Organdie Lawn best quality 10c per yd Presbyterian Church enjoyed a delight ¬ Tuscaloosa Ala Messis Noble Lind Lexington is threatem d with a beti mond Genuine French Organelle Lawns 18c per yd ful pic nic yesterday in Mr J B Ken- say Frankfort Sam Woodford Lovell war rival breweiii a threaiming to 36 ii Sea Island Percales only 8Jc per yd Mrs Ed Myall and babe and Miss Wrkes Danville Harry Brent Lexing ¬ nedys wood land near this city lower prices White Duck Skirts full width for 50c ton G B Alexander Mr and Mrs Alma Phawban have gone to Olympian The citizens of Maysville will present Our iinest Tapd Ladies Bleached Vesis 1ks The local wheat buyers offered sixty Jaj Thompson Springs company with a laul Maysville Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hoe for 10c eight cents per bushel yesterday but no Miss Susie Norris of Fern Leaf the someflj at Lexington Snn ay Regular Dollar Summer Coisers for 50c purchases were reported The farmers Mason County is the uuest of Miss Ida Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c 3liss lJrsulleys Dance are holding their wheat for higher The Northastet n Kentucky Melical Thomas f Bargains like thee hut space for We could give you columnAssociation will hod its annual meeting prices Mrs James Dedmau of Gynthiana The ball giveu at the Capital Hotel at at Parks Hill August 2d aud 4th in bids and we onlT ask you to call and get our prices before purchasing elsewhere The ladies of Cane Ridge will give a Frankfort Wednesday night by Gov is the guest of her sister Mrs R B elusive Wednesday July and Mrs Bradley in honor of Miss Hutchcraft supper the night of Jlandsome Picture giv n wih S5 purchase Mrs Mary Mclntvre formerly Miss purposes and cordially Christine Bradleys guests Misses Marie 27th for church Mr and Mrs W O Hinton are so Admission twenty- - Bracken of Memphis Marie Gatewood journing at the Bay View Hotel at Bay Ringo of Fleming c rnUpis i jnv to invite all friends Santiago as an army nme She mailed l2t and Virginia Grubbs of Mt Sterling View Michigan five cents last week from ram pa Alaraon Barber of Somerset Lillian ftSJJSJSxzcszKXKrrvrxiiumiiWSX awaangBW Mr Geo D Mitchell went to Lex Wednesday Armstrong Lena Gordon and Mary In J udge Webbs court John Corlmt of M Sfciiih r drank Mr E T Tom Washington colored was fined five Howard Elgin of Fiemingsburg was ington Wednesday to visit AJEITLOIIfcTC a- - i some embalming fluid bv mi takw f r ¬ Porter who is quite ill dollars for using uiioverlike and im- the most iJoysibl event of the season Prompt medical at Blnef Lick water Mrs C M Clay Jr and Miss Sue tention saved his lit proper language in conversing with his The a1 tendance was lare and dancing WE HAVE RECEIVED LEHDID STOCK OP Clay have returned from a visit to Mrs better half was iutlulgud in until a late hour when The Riehmoud CUm x cn rhnt John D Harris in Madison IMPORTED SUITINGS ISO TROIISERIKOS after a lunch was berved t the mansion Richard Sop her and Umity killed The Lexington Outing Club Mrs Hushes Brouston of Lexing- ninety four snak a m spending a foitnierht in camp at Parks The ball room was decorated in pink rreniiir r k young women were ton came to Paris Tuesday afternoon before break taat a morning Hill passed through the city yesterday flowersvw and the l t ne for a short visit at her fathers home irrixin in pinic W Bush NeKons lnre hemp ware ¬ afternoon en route home They had a IlllvjjuiCJy imiicu hire who has been house at LeximiMu tn Miss Nettie national colors were streaming from all t y Tiv very merry time sides About 255 guests participated visitimr her father Mr A Shire in this night hstroying a lary quantity of house iu Centrp Kentucky whea Our Prices are lower th will run an excursion among them Col Colson Lieut Col city returned yesterday to Cincinnati We ask you lo give us a call The L N Utility atd style are coubiit-ie-- j f r hemp The buildinir w i Maysville to Lexington Murray Majs Morrow and Collier Sunday from Bruce Davis and Margaret Davis 4000 and hemp for ISUU0 The train will pass Miilersburg at 930 First Asst Surgeon Bruner and other of Lexington are visiting their grandEld L L Carpenter of Wal ash Miss mother Mrs E J Davis on Pleasant and Pans at 950 Fare from Millers officers of the Fourth regiment Chilian Indt has dedicated AS burg lfrom Paris sixty cents Bradley and her guests were the favor- ¬ street engagements to dedi- ¬ jhtirches and has ites of the evening Mr Sharkey Withers of Lexing- ¬ cate four new one in tb A National Supper was given last tnmre S E TIPTON Cutter adjoining Miss Mr and Mrs T E Ashbrook He has an amiatiou to delicate rive ton and night in the store room A New Fans Bank of this city have gone to Dnluth and hundred M A McCarthys book store for thp 1 benefit of the Y P S 0 E Interesting The stockholders of the Northern Mackinac The eirg are enns and egu There features were an address by Eld C A Bank of Kentucky held a meeting at Mrs Brice Steele gave a euchre Thomas and solos by Misses Hudson Lexington yesterday and decided to go Wednesday evening at her home near ofyesteria looks feels in isniv aid weighs like the tK ot lani mouth lut and Gunn into liquidation This will of course Paris in honor of Miss Sallie Buckner theres a difference in another rrpprl of the Northern of this city Hon Lucas Moore Commissioner of close up the business a new bank will and that difference is wouh mom Messrs Otwell Frazier Robt Lyne crop Bank in this city but Agriculture says that the wheat Its just so with laundry Tne dtferenee thirty per be opened in the same building by a Montgomery Rowland and Sydney between good work and poor is L ht to of Kentncky will be at least Eal8 of Cynthiana are late arrivals at cent short of what waB anticipated new firm the uupracticed discernment I ui is a ¬ The new firm will be George Alexan- at Estill Springs been iuiured by rain since The crop has differeno that counts eveiy time Its Co and will have a capital stock harvested The estimated aver- ¬ der Editor Morrow of the Jackson a difference that changes your laundry it was ten thousand dollars The new firm age for the State will be thirteen bushels of Hustler was in the city on business expense ro an imrimi ui has filed articles of incorporation and yesterdav and was a pleasant caller at bill from an per acre no good work n iii cor no more we dS ill begin business to morrow in the The News office ii wor b than poor work but Bank building under the W S Hall whose thresher engine Northern Mrs J T Vansant entertained a overturned and ran into a creek last most encouraging prospects The firm fi of friends at euchre last evening BnoNST AMLvuMmv Summer has had more bad luck with has been connected with tne Northern number Of of her sister Miss Bessie Edgar his thresher While moving bis new Bank for many years and possesses the in honor Raceland Jersey butter Ala machine from the freight depot to a confidence of the public and has a large of Tuscaloosa Rev Scott Meredith has gone to sale by Newton Mitchell field Tuesday one of the wheels came off and influential personal following Virginia to spend his vacation at his old Fuhrmans stable in front of Mann home in Stafford county He will visit and several parts of the thresher were O U W Resolutions A the seashore before returning to Paris broken T Lail who was helping to TIE BOUBBON HEWS Ssimuicr German PERSONAL MENTION OBITUARY Mir iUMMER CLEANING UP SA UU ¬ dil AT G TUCKER Thursday Friday and Saturday ¬ August 18th 19th and 20th - All Ladies Muslin Underwear c ¬ - T ¬ - ¬ v ¬ ¬ i filters net w1 mm sale - juta ¬ k - j ¬ J J D CONDO ¬ FASHIGiCAEI3 T I ¬ -- I - nay l FOR SPUING AND SUMMER vy -- J j m-un- -d ¬ 3R Lcrw sr c nr 00 A J Winters 1 1 gaged the Co of this city have en services of an eminent optician to bs at their storeon the secoiidand last Thursday each month who will test your eye sight an you with glares and guarantee satisfy- tion Call in and have your eyes tested free irjCiarge Next visit will be Thursday July 28 1898 1 ft clear up the wreckage had several boneB Miss Fannie Bell of Georgetown Resolutions adopted by Garth Lodge on the death of and her guest Miss Effie Baldwin of fingers broken No 43 A O U W in one of his Dr Joseph Fithian Minnesota who have been visiting Mrs The A O U W Pic Nic Whereas The great Ruler of the R J Neely have returned to GeorgeUniverse has in his infinite wisdom rebig crowd will attend the A O U moved from our midst our worthy and town A W picnic at the fair grounds Wednes- ¬ esteemed fellow orkman Dr Joseph Baggage Master Geo Goggin of the day The fat mans race is one of the Fithian and The intimate relation held L N spent several days of this week Whereas treatB in store The following who during an active life by him with the with his parents in Mason county His compose the club who will cross bats members of Garth Lode No 43 A O position at the depot was filled by with Newtown will meet at Sallees U W makes it fitting that we record Houston Rion grocery to night Dempsey R Hin- ¬ our appreciation of him thereforeability Resolved Lhat the wisdom and Misses Eddie Spears Mildred R ton Berry Carter Paton Snapp which he exercised in aid of our Lodge McMillan and Nellie Mann of this city Clark J K Spears Doc Spears Shin- - work by counsel service and funds and Sallie May Anderson of George- ¬ will be held in grateful remembrance ners Resolved That the removal of our town are guests of the Misses PendleStorage For Grnia brother from our Lodge leayes a vacancy ton in Winchester and shadow that will be deeply realized HAVEstorage capacity at my ware- by all mem bei 8 of the Lodge and its I Mrs June Payne and Miss Mary houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for friends and will prove a grievous loss Purnell entertained quite a number of which I will issue negotiable warehouse to this city and the public guarantee the holder receipts and will Resolved That with deep sympathy f riends at euchre last evening at the can borrow two thirds the market price with the afflicted relatives and friends home of their father Judge W M of the grain at the banks at seven per of the deceased we express an earnest Purnell on Mt Airy Storage one cent per hope that even so great a bereavement cent interest bushel per month or fractional part may be overruled for their highest good Mr Julian R Howe has issued invk T H Talbot thereof No charge for handling or sacks Parties who held their wheat tations for an impromptu dance at the J Ed Ray year were paid handsomely for so Bruce Miller last Hotel Windsor this evening in honor of Committee doing Will pay New York or Balti- ¬ his cousin Miss Ratliff in Carlisle t more prices less the freight any time The hours are 830 to 130 you wish to sell Egyptian Darkness on Eighth Street R B Hutchcraft Misses Nell Mann Milda The West ead of Eighth street is in McMillan Eddie foot Lilles- ¬ Spears Messrs Jas Two houses and a 126xl30 inky darkness these nights as the sole Ingels sold by the MaBter Frank Daugherty James ton avenue lot will be arc light has been removed to the inter to morrow A good chance for an in- ¬ section of Walkers avenue There is Chambers Kit Clay Wm Wornall It now no light on Eighth street from chat Talbott Ford and Jake Spears of this vestment city attended the brilliant party giyen On ac- ¬ P K point to the Georgetown bridge of the at Winchester Tnepday evening by the Ladies white silk and count of the peculiar situation Misses Swift puff ties 25 cents at Price Georgetown bridge this is a very dan Oos gerous point for both vehicles and pedes- ¬ As there is trians even in day light Dont use any other but Purity The Master Commissioner will offer now no light on the hill side the danger to morrow at the court house is increased at night The abolition of flour from Paris Milling Co for sale tell door a 126x130 foot lot on Lilleston a liuht at this point may in the end your grocer you want no other avenue containing two houses a good proye costly economy if we may so All grocers keep it speak r It chance for a paying investment ¬ ¬ VV ¬ ¬ The A SHIRT FRONT THAT TRACTS ATTENTION A-T- JShob For Gentlemen The bestis always the cliedpest I PiWtSLRJiMH TgsJi ILL Clays Shoe Store FOR SALE AT The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BRO T7 -- SctwZJ HaitH 1896 by the exquisite perfection of ite color and finish is the one that you wear frorii the laundry work tha is done here Cuff collar shirt or shirt waist is sent home looking as fresh and perfect as the new article and we are only too pleased that we can give gratification and satisfaction to our patron -- Proprietors Telephone No 4 TEETH EXTRACTED NO GAS PAIS NO COCANE WITHOUT irS Opposite Deposit Bank RAILKOAJO TIMK N AK1 K IDIIIISTUTOflS URIEL L R ARRIVAL OF TRAIN From Cincinnati 1053 a m 538 p Catepnoric treatment m 1010 p m a m 745 a m filling From Lexington 511 333 p m 627 p n From Richmond 505 a m 740 a ra Set of teeth 328 p in Upper and lower From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m Silver fillings DEPARTURE OF TRAINS A simple application to the gnms need only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the beat and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects for All persons knowing themselves in debted to the late D Miller deceas¬ ed will please settle with the under ¬ signed at once Those holding claime against said decedent will present painless proven as required by law to Hthem C Howard attorney 3 00 15 ou S LILLESTON 4t Admr D Gold fillings Gold crowns SOcts up Miller fDeffa 10 up To Cincinnati To Lexington 747 a in 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m r 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m iwrrj- - 340 p m 515 a m 751 a in Painless extraction 5 00 50 ois j r 821 F B Carr Agent A Hours Main St Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m mi 1 1 s SCHOOL NOTICE The next session c my school will be¬ gin the first Monday in September f Telephone 79 Ujertf WL YERKE THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY 22 1898 excursions that I discovered Jasper torted with rage and rum the face oi cave Indian Joe As he saAv that I had deEighteenth Year Established 1881 mean that I was the first who tected him he uttered a savage yell I dont ever visited the place tho gh T doubt then his face Aranished and I heard him Friday by Published Every Tuesday and that any white man knew of it at that scrambling doAvn the path Quick Bessie get into the cave time I found il by the merest accident for Its mouth is about half way I cried and snatching up my pole crept up the side of a precipitous mountain a little Avay up the trail to meet him THE LITTLE TOWN almost as steep as the side of a house And luckily I encountered him as he Theres a little town that lies within a land and no opening is visible from below Avas rounding the narroAvest dizziest It can only be reached from the forest part Avith onlj a feAv inches of footthats far away An the wijig of peace is over it throughout above by a zig zag track along the hold and a sheer precipice beloAv I the livelong day face of the cliff a path scarcely six thrust at him desprately with my pole An when the night comes drivin up her inches wide in some places so that one using it like a spear and for some bustlin brood of stars town jus goes to roost right at has to lean against the rock to keep minutes T as able to keep him back This little the twilight bars his balance In front of the cave Then he managed to seize the pole and No lectric lights but jus the moon with however there is a flat shelf several jerked it from my grasp nor ole shijiy face At that I turned and fled to the An when the toothache twists her why yards in breadth commanding a beautiful view of the valley beneath the cave The rising wind almost SAvept the stars they take her place No city halls nor theaters no dramshops river looking like a mere trout brook me from my feet but I got in safely in a blaze yet I had scarcely time to face about Dut jus the cup of calm content the wine in the distance the logs in it like little sticks and the mill like a plaything before the head of the Indian was of peaceful ways An she sleeps there sweet an peaceful till that a boy might work with a crank thrust through the cramped opening the sun comes laughin down The entrance of the cave is so low that a skinning knife clenched betAveen his A makin it his bizness jus to wake this I had to crawl in on my hands and teeth I prodded him Aith the fjoint of little town knees Inside it is about as big as an my jackknifc tmtil he dreAAback givOh its funny how through all these years ordinary room and in the middle just ing- vent to such ferocious yells that it never changed at all The same ole homes an houses same ole high enough to let a boy stand erect Bessie became hysterical Avith terror pictures on the wall the roof sloping down toward the The second time he tried it T succeed The front yards an the back yards there edges But the most remarkable thing ed in wrenching aAvay his knife jus like theyve alius been Then he disappeared for a time and With ole folks passin slowly out an young about it is that roof and walls and¬ floor are all of jasper beautifully mot- I lay face downward watching- at the ones comin in The suspense was even The same sweet sounds you uster hear the tled in red and yellow There is little opening same scents in the air doubt that it had been gradualty hol- worse than the actual struggle lie That twilight hush that follers when the lowed out by the Indians in ages past soon returned hoAvever and began to evenin kneels in prayer as they continually chipped away at push in dry leaves and brush Avhich A quaint ole rural picture hangin in a rusvainly strove to thrust back frame tic this vein of bright hued jasper to Where the folks grow up and marry but get its hard sharp edged flakes for ITe is going to smoke us out 1 the picture slays the same screamed completely unnerved An over it the skies that smile with never their arrow heads Indeed I found But at the ver- - crisis even as the any frown several of these and other stone imOf darklin cloud to cast its shroud upon plements by pawing over a heap of drunken savage Avas fumbling for hia this little town that Providence which flint scales which laj in one corner matches a growln place when you was and subsequently it was made plain guards the helpless interposed to save It uster be jus a boy that the secret of the place once so us There Avas a jar of thunder and An tho contemplashun of it uster to fill valuable to the savage warriors was the storm cloud burst in a torrent oi yo soul with joy The mayor was a bigger man than any still carefully guarded with a sort of rain which flooded the bottom of the superstitious reverence by the de- shelf and even trickled into the cave preserdent An the little ole gas engine ranked with generate remnants of the tribe drenchiiig both fuel and matches until any wonderment When I told Bessie about this fas- they Avere quite useless The streets were widern Broadway all Yet still the vindictive Indian cinating spot she was crazy to see it they lacked was jus the stose they twist about twas cause the and begged me to take her with me Avatched by the entrance and there An if houses want in rows as small room for doubt that his en the next time I went there She was But now you go tliere evry year to see the my chief companion for neatly all durance Avould outlast ours Indeed ole folks still even if my strength and vigilance did An the onlj thing thats growin is the the boys in the neighborhood were algraveyard on the hill not fail it would be much harder to ready kept hard at work in the mills An its better than all sermons jus to go and as 1 knew that she was almost as keep effective guard after nightfall an set aroun An hunger for the faces that was in this clever at climbing as I was myself I Slowly the afternoon Avas Avaning and finally agreed that she should go So the shadoAvs deepening Already I little town one sunny Saturday morning we start- Avas nearly Avorn out by the aAvful and Oh little town dear little town therell ed out together carrying a substan unceasing strain for I Avas only a boy come to me a day and our enemy crouched outside like When my heartll break within me if I tial lunch in a game pouch which I happen long yo way a fierce beast sure of his quarry gave slung over my shoulder We didnt ex An two ole folks thats livin now an all plain very fully what we meant to do no sign of relentingmy heart hopes fill But again Providence interposed I only saying that we Avanted to go up Have gone to live in Gods town mong the on the hill cedars believe that I Avas aetuall- - nodding the mountain after spruce gum Then Ill linger in yo doorway an in rev- - which Avas true but not the whole from utter Aveariness and over tension rence bow my head An Ill love you for the memory of yo dear truth a piece of duplicity for which Avben I Avas routed by a heavy grinding avc Avere punished severely enough be- and jarring folloAved by a prolonged and blessed dead Ay Ill linger in yo doorway in the door- fore we saAv home again roar and a crashing that shook the hill way of my birth For about tAvo miles our course lay to U center The last gleam of light An youll be to me dear little town the along the main road then it Avas suddenly quenched and a mass of holies spot on earth eyes grow weary an the branched off toAvard the hills a mere pebbles poured into the throat of the An when my shadders gather roun ith such force Ave met an old cave some rebounding May their last look like their fust one rest trail Just at the turn Indian staggering clown the path Avith thai they struck my face ith stinging upon this little town I kneAv then Avhat had hapChicago Inter a heavy pack basket corded upon his impact John Trotwood Moore in Ocean pened The violent rainfall aided shoulders As he approached he stum bya disintegrating bolt of light bled across a log and fell ning had so loosened the earth and Why you put things make me fall down he grumbled struggling un gravel on the overhanging broAVof the N JASPER CAVE mountain that a landslide had descendsteadily to his feet I recognized him at once as Moose ed across the face of the precipice By Charles Kelsey Gaines Joe a skillful hunter and a good We snugly hidden in the cave were -- Copyright ISM J guide but otherwise well he Avas safe But the Indian very far from being a dead Indian I Of course only a small portion of the saAA too that he had been drinking WAS just 11 jcars old when we though not enough as yet to set him avalanche had lodged oji the shelf and moved to Granite Falls and I crazA it didnt take me long to Avork a small thought it the most wonderful place I Little gal fraid he said as he hole through the gravelly obstruction had ever seen And it is a wonderful joined us For indeed Bessie Avas not For that night however Ave Avere prisplace though since I have grown older able to conceal her tmeasiness and oners In the morning by patient and I have sometimes doubted whether it this evidently excited him Xo need cautious work on the crumbling mass was any part of the plan of creation be fraid of Joe Joe not hurt anv 4 Ave succeeded in emerging but it Avar nearly noon before e were finally that people should live there For body Children like play with Joe Granite Falls is n mere rift through The more he talked the more fright- brought off by the rescue party which Avith a swift foaming ened poor Bessie became and the more had been anxiously scouring the valley the mountains river tumbling- down the middle of it she shewed alarm the more vociferous to find us ever since the previous evenOn each side the rocky hills rise up so ly he proclaimed his harmlessness ing with our grieving father at its head steep that you seem to see the sky That evidently wouldnt do Were Ave punished for our reckless through a long slit just a when you Bun ahead Bessie I Avhispered up between the tall buildings of and she sped forward while T remained disobedience Xot at home not by look a city street nd there isnt much behind Avith the Indian though I the parents Avho Avept tears of joy to more earth in sight either than you should have much preferred to run see us once more alive and unhurt see in the paved streets of the city too The fellow soon quieted but to But avc had already suffered a heavy The road that follows the river bank my great disgust turned and reeled punishment from the same mighty hand that Avas stretched out to guard runs along bare ledges for the most along at my side us in those lioins of peril And doubt part and the rootfi of the scraggly Why you go up here he asked stunted trees sprawl out over the I broke off a tAvig pulled out my less our saA age foe met his just punish ment tooxfor Indian Joe was never rocks like claws with only a thin skim jackknifc and made a shoAv of of soil tojyrip in The winters are Best keep it in my hand with heard of afterwards something terrible for the snows the big blade open I thought A Rutnrnl Conclusion gather in the narrow valley tmtil the Were just going up after gum I An amusing story is told of the late big drifts cut across the second storv ansAvered him President William Allen of Girard colwindows and you have to make a tunThen I got him to talking about his lege and a lady of more inquisitive nel to get to the weli and another to traps and the game he had taken and n ess get to the barn Sometimes for a at last to my immense relief he start sion than intelligence On one occa a whole week you cant roach the store ed back toward the road I had a long Allen tobusiness matter called Mr a small town or the post oflice or the house of your chase hoAvever before I could over part of Pennsylvania in the central While sitting nearest neighbor Indeed the only take the terrified Bessie the nearer I in the parlor oi the country hotel in reason why anybody eer does try to came the faster she fled the evening after transacting his busilive at Granite Falls is because of the Oh Tom she panted as I came ness he was taken in hand by the splendid water power and the great up is it you 1 Avas most sure youd ife of log drives that are floated down the been killed and he Avas cominsr after to lcnoAv the proprietor who Avanted all about his private affairs river from the vast forests above to me Mr Allen took it all in good part be sawed into planks and boards in the I guess were rid of him now I told and for a time Avas rather amused mills The dismal scream of the saws her Hes gone on to the village for Finally she asked is always heard there and the air is more whisky and thatll be the end of How much of a family full of the sweet peculiar smell of the him for one Avhile Oh yes said he and he smiled as moist fresh cut lumber except of Soon Ave Ave re again tramping along his mind reverted to his hundreds o1 course in the dead of winter and quite at ease laughing md shouting pxipils really in summer it isnt so bad es- As avc proceeded the path greAv steepITow many children she pe pecially for a boy who doesnt have er and steeper and presently Ave found sisted to break his back and risk life and ourselves on the top of the mountain Well said Mr Allen Avith grea limb struggling with the wet heavy ready to begin the more difficult de earnestness I have 500 and all boys logs and feeding them to rise ravenous scent along the face of the cliff Here The good lad- - Avas speechless for teeth of the saws Anjdiow found I cut a stout pole with which to assist moment Then she arose and hurry a deal to interest me all day long Bessie in the most dangerous places ing from the room called softly to hex through all the summer months and and Avith true childrens luck Ave husband so did Bessie my sister crawled and edged along in safety unO John come Weve got mill dam ran across from til Ave stood together on the Avide shelf Brigham Young in here Fathers stoppin with us the shore to a long narrow island in front of the cave In Ave crawled Philadelphia Record that split the torrent like a flinty and Avith a bit of candle which I had wedge and just below the dam the brought lit up the glistening interior Well Criticised As a comment on hat is termed channel was almost emptj- - for the wa- Bessie fairly screamed with delight ter that came through the sluice was She had heard so much talk about yellow journalism what could be only enough to make a sort of brook caves and here Ave Avere making a better than this reported by a journal cascading down the bare bed of playhouse of a real one and a jasper that is not yellow I gave a crippled smooth black rock here and there cave at that Then we rummaged neA sboy a nickel the other day for a spreading in shallow pools and finally awhile in the rubbish for arroAvheads one cent dailj-- of Xcav York city joining the main body of the river be- At last the candle Avent out and as wo Keep the change I said Oh I say low the island It was the best sport I were beginning to feel hungry we mister he obserA ed ith a confiden had ever known to wade about in the came out to eat our lunch on the shelf tial air of gratitude as if unAAilling tc warm water setting up toy mill As avc finished 1 glanced up at the sky cheat me after my generosity that as the wheels whittled out of pine where the and saAv that black clouds were gathI sold ye and Ill tell ye yc cant blieve moren a quarter M stream leaped and spouted and feeu ering ing and herding the shoals of darting Its going to rain I exclaimed We ye read in it Youths Companion minnows in the miniature ponds It must hurry home Commerce of the Thames At that moment a strange object was great fun too sealing the cliffs Five hundred trading Aessels leave and climbing about on the mountains caught my eye It was a face peering the Thames dail for all parts of the and it was on one of these break neck doAAn from the clifEabove a iace dis world THE BOURBON NEWS COMMERCE WITH HAWAII The Best War News Im- ¬ ¬ About Two Thirds of tlie Islands7 States The Exports ports Conic from the United ¬ The HaAvaiian islands their com- ¬ merce finance productions and popu- ¬ lation form the subject of a series oi ¬ il Hr3 AA Wi ¬ tables AAhich Avill appear in the next number of the summary of finance and commerce issued by the bureau of statistics From these it appears that the United States has since the reciprocity treaty of 1S7G had a large share of the commerce of these islands Prior to 1876 our annual sales to the IlaAA aiian islands had neA er save in tAvo exceptional cases reached 1000000 With 1877 hoAvever the 1000000 line Avas permanently passed and since that date our exports to the islands have steadily grown passing the 2000000 line in 1S79 exceeding ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ AA ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ AA A ¬ ¬ per-hapt- -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ VL 1 -- - I ¬ i 1 A the total imports by the HaAvaiian islands in 1875 a little over one third Avas from the United States In 1876 the reciprocitA treaty Avent Triumph In Photographic Art into operation and in 1877 the United States supplied one half of the imTfiK Carbon Photograph will stand ports into the HaAvaiian islands AAhich tho test of time and atmospheric in then amounted to 2500000 By 1880 fluences Made in all sizes atd is dur- ¬ the imports had increased to over able The lilcennss is always preset ved 53500000 of AAhich over 2000000 in minutest detail and cau be made from any old picture J invite all who Avorth came from the United States are exam ¬ in 1SS 1 they were over 4500000 of ine interested in large pictures to giving this wonderful picture before which more than 3000000 were from your orders for any copying and enlarg the United States in 1890 6962000 ing of old iiemre3 1 make your sit of AAhich 4711000 came from the Unit- tings free when you desire a large ed States and in 1S96 6063000 of picture from life and guarantee satisVery respect ully which about 4000000 came from the faction L Grjnxan Artist United States 29mar tf Paric Ky Of the exports from the IlaAA aiian islands the United States has also had the lions share since the reciprocity treaty of 1876 In 1S75 only about 57 per cent of the exports from the Ha Avaiian island came to the United States In 1877 the year f olloAAing the treaty OA er 90 per cent came to the United States and has since continued PAYS FOR THE in about the same proportion Of the 200000000 worth of exports from the TWICE-A-WEE- K naAvaiian islands since the reciprocity treaty of 1S76 more than 180000000 haA e come to the United States and of the 100000000 worth of imports into the HaAA aiian islands during that time about 70000000 Avere from the United States ONE WHOLE YEAR Sugar of course appears as the chief article of exportation from the 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post- ¬ paid by mail Almost islands though rice has been for years an item of considerable value and of late coffee pineapples and bananas k DAILY RECORD have taken important rank in the ex of war portations of the islands Of the 15 k Courier Journal The 500000 worth of exports in 1S96 almost has the finest War News Service of any 515000000 Avorth Avas sugar though in or West It addition to this there Avas exported paper in the South incomparable is reliaccurate able over 5000000 pounds of rice 225000 other issues have been subordinated All to pounds of coffee 126000 bunches of this one great feature Subscribe at bananas and 147000 pineapples The once and keep thoroughly posted The increase in sugar and coffee has been offer may be withdrawn in a short rapid in the past f cav years coffee in time The low price creasing from 5JOO pounds in 1SS7 to 255000 in 1896 and sugar from 212000 000 pounds in 1SS7 to 443000000 pounds of placing a great in 1S96 The tendency in the past 20 is for the purpose a week within the newspaper twice years has apparently been to a re- reach of the masses A good commisduction in the number of articles pro- sion to agents Sample copies free duced In 1876 the list of exported Write to articles included besides suar and Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky lice avooI talloAv molasses peanuts hides goatskins sheepskins Avkalc oil BY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMFNT Avhalebone ivory salt sperm oil and YOU CAN GET THE many other articles but noA- sugar rice coffee bananas and pineapples are the chief exports though the total value in 1S96 Avas six times that of Of ¬ 3000000 in 18S3 4000000 in 1S90 passing the 5000000 line in 1S91 and promising to reach nearly 6000000 this year publishing the fullest most accurate and most reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devotiDg all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal 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 it fresh and accurate The Courier Journal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do The Twice-a-Wee- k Courier Journal 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 paper published anywhere You get 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-Wee- k Courier 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 be sent direct to The Bour ¬ bon News office Paris Ky tf The Louisville Courier Journal is now m 402 r - h bailey MAIN - - - PARIS Over Deposit Bank ST KY Office hours to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m H A SMITH 33EKTTIST- Co 1 Office over G S Vardeii Office Hours 8 to 12 a m to 5 p m J 2To R ADAIR Phone 79 Broadway Dental Surgeon Paris Ky 6 to 12 a m 3 5 p m Office Hour and 1 3dc tf t 3 GEO W DAVIS DEALER ¬ in Furniture Window Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses Shades Oil ¬ Special attention given to Undertak ing and Repairing ¬ ¬ Main Street - - - Paris Ky A ¬ v ¬ HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and pt 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 tl3oct tf p I ¬ 3S3E3tX3XTS- - J 898 No TREES Courier Journal PLANTS VINES cat- ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn Aeeats The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ strawberry and general nursery alogue on application to H F HILLENMEI3R Lexington Ky Telephone 279 ALVA CRAWFORD mm Twice-a-Wee- carl Crawford ¬ CRAWFORD BROS E2s3P ert Barbrs t w ¬ 50c A YEAR Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts 1 JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is projnptly answered solicited Prices reasonable ¬ ¬ ¬ - USBH HEWS AND THE GOUHIER Y5 DR CALDWELLS ¬ 17G Avhcn - ¬ more numerous The imports as above indicated are mostly from the United States those of 1S76 being- divided among the great United States nations as folloAvs 755000 5464000 Great Britain - the articles Avere much CURES INOIGESTiON sim 1 TIC E HKEtt JOURNAL FRANKFORT CINCINNATI 1 RY Both One Year For Only In Effect March 1897 China many 299000 14S000 Japan ¬ ¬ The largest items in the list of im- ¬ ports are groceries and proAisions EAST This is for cash subscriptions only 520885 machinery 343105 fertiliz- ¬ All subscriptions under this combina ers 332239 cotton goods 311891 tinn offer must be sent direct to Thh jjvc Frankfort Arr Klkliorn clothing 292559 harchvare and agri ¬ Bourbon Neavs office Paris Kv T 276000 Ger ¬ 114000 Australia 215 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 3 BOUND wliit-tling ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ AA ¬ cultural implements 278267 grain and feed 273753 lumber 255242 tobacco 194S36 Hour 169000 build102639 and besides ing- materials scores of articles ranging in these The value from 100000 downward population at the latest census Avas in round numbers 109000 of whom 31 000 Avere IlaAvaiians 24000 Japanese 21000 Chinese 15000 Portuguese 5200 Americans 2250 British and 1430 Ger- ¬ mans The receipts of the government are about 2000000 annually of which about one third is - gathered by tariff taxes one third 03- internal taxation and one third from miscellaneous sources the expenditures being slight ¬ ly less than the receipts Our commerce Avith the islands extends over more than half a century one of the tables AAhich Avill be pre sented showing imports from them as early as 1826 and exports to them as early as 1S37 though the latter seem to haAe been onlA occasional prior to 1S53 Avhen they amounted to 4406 nnd by 1863 had increased to 54S730 In 1S73 they Avere 672191 passing the Sl000000 line in 1S77 immediately after the enactment of the reciprocity treaty the 2000000 line in 1S79 the 3000000 mark in 18S2 the 4000000 stage in 1S90 the 5000CO in 1S91 and promising to be nearly 6000000 this fiscal ear AAhile our imports from the islands Avill this year be the highest on record despite the general reduction of imports from other parts of the world the total for the year being likely to exceed 15000000 against 136S7000 last year and 11757000 in the preceding year Washington ¬ ¬ A NEW YORK WORLD edition TIIKICIS-A-WJEE- K Arr Stamping Ground j rr lJii i isaa4s Arr Georgetown Lve CJeorKetown A rr Newtown Arr Ccntrcville Arr Elizabeth V I 820pm 05 am 332pm 702am t48pra 708am 358pm iH3am 1 630am S00pm 800am 430pm 812am k lipra 822arn 452 pm 828am 458pm 840n m 510pm 720am 45pra IS Pages a Weelc loU Paper a Year WEST BOUND ArrlJUzabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvatls l32am 542 pm 05Sam 548pm 48am 558pm 1000am 01 0pm 1040am 035pm I050am 046pm 1110am 053pm 1125am 704pm 1135am 711 pm 55ji m 725pm 1 FOB ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Day except Sunday 20am ftS0piu i Edition of The The Thrice-a-Wee- k New YonK World is first among all weekly papers in size trequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the uierits of a great 0 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ cal news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ tify It is against the monopolies and for th1 people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important news points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest We offer this unequaled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 8300 TO THE FARMERS OF BOURBON Arr Stamping Ground ArrSwitzer Arr Elkhorn GEOB HARPER Genl Supt C 1 Geul Pass Agt Ky D BERCAW 3 uiiiy iM il TIME TABLE iiii EAST BOUND AD nv fl 9 rmffl Mf J v Iv Louisville Ar Lexington juv riipm ftltoitu 030pm Sterliij1225pm Ar MtiuuutHierucani 950pm 950am 705pm v Lv Lexington 1125am 850nm 830am aiiBnm 830am 600pm 1115am 810pm t t 4 Ar Washington 05iam 40nm Ar Philadephia10l5am 705pm Ar New York 1240nu 908pm WEST BOUND GUITT AA fc ¬ AA As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence o I am prepared to put up the Trains marked thus f ran daily ¬ best wire fence on tho market It is cept Sunday other trains run daily ex guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock Star Through Sleepers between Louisville and to give satisfaction Lexington and New Yoik without Singularly Inappropriate I have put up fence this season for Mrs Jonsing Dis hyah newministah farmers who have had the Page Fence change For rates Sleeping Car reservations o am a fine preachali but he am de leanes in use for seven or eight years any information call on an skinnies young man I ebbah see I am also prepared to put up the i F B Carr Yes an he done tole mah best Chicken Fence on the market Mrs Black Agent L N E R If yon are needing any louce give me orGoKGE W Barney husband what Aveighs two hundard an Paria Kb beAvar les ne should be a call Div Pass Agent fotv k p W MILLER Agent Lftsington Ky wejhed in dc balance aft fouV want-nJ-Puc- Ar Winchester 730am 4rj0pm 655am 250pm ArLexingion 800am 520pm 735am 345pm Ar Frankfort 911am 30pm ArShelbyvlllel001am 720pm Ar Louisville 1100am 815pm Paris Ky Nrf- - J t X igf THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY 22 1898 TURNIP CULTIVATION tlsually Yields a Sure and Sat ¬ LANDED A HUGE TUNA Con 110 THE DIGNIFIED WOMAH She Was a Little Severe on the Curl oua Woman But She Wus It Entails Very Little Xalior and Boston Woman Slnprlelianded isfactory Prolit There are few crops as easily grown as turnips or that give a larger yield under favorable conditions But with unfavorable conditions they often prove a complete failure There is one advantage with them however They require no cultivation they oc cupy the ground but a short time If the crop is short they usually sell at fair prices while if the crop is a good one and prices are low they can be used to good advantage in feeding In milking cows better re- ¬ stock sults can be secured by sowing a little earlier as the plants are able to re- ¬ ceive a much better start to grow be- ¬ fore hot dry weather starts in Often when the seeding is delayed until the latter part of July the soil is dry and the weather hot conditions are unfavorable to plant growth and though the seed may germinate the growth will be very unsatisfactory New ground is considered best for this crop if it can be prepared in a good tilth in good season In order to help to retain moisture it is best to plow reasonably deep and then har ¬ row or drag until in a fine tilth It pays to take time to have the soil thoroughly worked The seed is very small and unless the soil is in a good tilth the seed will not germinate and es pecially so if there is a lack of moist ure When the soil is dry rolling will often be found beneficial Care must be taken in sowing the seed to scatter as evenly as possible over the ground being careful not to sow too thick Cover with a light harrow or brush as very little covering is needed NJ ¬ ¬ fcA4AAAAA v m m bE Hjh qners a Fish Welshing Pounds Off California Coast Provoked oerceive this quickly however The dig- nuieu woman lias been spending some time in one of the hospitals of this citv She Aent there for rest and quiet Since she nas recovered her health she tells some imusing stories of her experiences Here s one The dignified woman was walking down the hall one day when she was accosted by the curious woman The curious woman had been wondering about the dignified woman and she said I beg your pardon madam but I would like to know what you have been operated on for NWhat exclaimed the dignified woman Well explained the curious woman my friend in the next room and I have been wondering about you You walk about the hall with such a light and springy step that we wonder about what kind of an operation you have undergone The curious woman held her ground She was determined to know what was the mat- ¬ ter with the dignified woman The dignified woman replied I have not been operated upon yet Oh said the curious woman sympa- ¬ She is a dignified woman and sometimes she is overpowering The unwary do not CAGE FOR DEHORNING It la Easily Set Down at a Scale Pen the Opening of a Slietl or End of a Lane Six feet long G feet high 3 feet wide at top in front and 4 eet wide at top at back end Bot- ¬ tom of foot board is i foot wide with 7 Dimensions Foot board 2 inches thick and rests on the three 2x4 inch cross pieces 4 feet long To these are bolt- ¬ ed upright pieces 7 feet long 2x4inches for nailers for sides of cage Across the top of cage are used two strips 1x4 inches for each set of uprights bolted one on each side of upright The inside of this frame is boarded up with inch planks of convenient widths The lower 2 feet should close enough to prevent animals putting their feet through the cracks On the lefl side 3ys feet from bot- ¬ tom should be used a board one foot wide and one foot longer than the cage In this bore two one inch holes four inches from sides of board Through these put a piece of rope and tie on outside This loop is put over the animals nose and drawn tight by the use of a hand spike An upright lever is used to catch back of the head and draw it to the left side of cage This upright should be a strong 2x4 inch 9 feet long bolted to -- slipping cleats iy2 inches thick 1 foot long nailed across it to keep cattle from Among fishermen in the neighbor- ¬ hood of Pasadena Cal Mrs Walter Ea3rmond of Boston is freely accorded the championship of her sex the re- ¬ sult of an extraordinary piscatorial feat recently performed Mr and Mrs Ray- ¬ mond had been making an extended sojourn on the Pacific coast and each had gained renown with the line and hook but all previous performances of this character were put in eclipse by the feat under notice They had accompanied a fishing party from Pas- ¬ adena to Santa Catalina and while al- ¬ luring the famous tuna of those waters to the hooks Mrs Raymond was seen to give a sudden lurch forward and eagerly take a firmer grip upon her line Her husband sprang to her as- ¬ sistance but he waved him off saying This fight is mine The line straight- ¬ out the bow of the boat suddenly ened swung around and the little craft start- ¬ ed off at a sizzling pace down the har- ¬ bor but Mrs Raj mond hung on with all her might Gradually the speed slackened and she began to haul in When the fish was finally brought alongside it was found to be a mammoth tuna and when placed upon the scales showed a weight of 110 pounds This is the first time in the history of Santa Cata- ¬ lina that a fish of this size was ever landed by a lady andit necessarily fol- ¬ lowed that thereafter Mrs Raymond was looked upon as a veritable heroine ¬ t is like a plant What makes the plant fade and wither Usually lack of necessary nourishment The reason why Dr Ayer s Hair Vigor restores gray or faded hair to its normal color stops hair from falling and makes it grow is because it supplies the nourishment the hair needs at school in Reading Ohio I had a severe attack of brain fever On my recovery I found myself perfectly bald and for a long time I feared I should bo permanently so- - Friends urged me to use Dr AVers Hair When a girl Vigor and on doing so my hair immediately began to grow and I now have as heavy and fine a head of hair as one could wish for being chaHged however from blonde to dark brown Mrs J H Horsnyder 152 Pacific Ave Santa Cruz Cal thetically ers 9 aretf kJ -- air 0 iqor imt Shepherd in Farmers No I am not familiar with operations said the dignified woman The curious woman interrupted They are very successful here Dont be wor- ¬ ried I am wonderintr about an onpmfinn n the brain said the dignified woman in a very dignified and distant manner I won derif they could operate upon the brain in such a way as to enable people to attend to their own affairs PRETTY WIGWAGGER The curious woman snorted and walked away in high dudgeon Girl in a Pink Shirt Waist Causes a The dignified woman was spvprp if is trim Sensation on the United States but she was provoked to it St Louis Re- ¬ Troopship Panther public ivwwum IttftJUiftfl Your Own WATER COLOR PAINTS For DECORATING WALLS and GE1LIHGS KKtiV W RMJO your grocer or paint dealer your decorating material a S3AID FIN a as twentv tints ISH flUISAL SI i Voice CAPTURING INSECTS SusiJendiiis a Lnutcrn at Tigrnt Overa Tul of Water Sometimes Hum Good Results By suspending a lantern at night over a tub of water having its surface coated with kerosene many night ily ing insects can be destroyed Among those that can be caught in this way DEHORNING CAGE v v -- The common ground beetle devours cutworms in great numbers and the soldier bug and the wheel bug are noted for their predaceous instincts They live upon whatever worms slugs iind insects they can find in the gar ¬ den Even our wasps are great insect destroyers and if we could overcome our natural prejudice against them we should find that they deserve to live They will not sting one unless cornered or frightened in some way but they will destroy slugs and tent caterpillars by the dozen Expensive Sort of Economy Reports from south New Jersey say that some of the stone roads are The freeholders in bad condition who have them in charge are farm- ¬ ers and wrll not look after them while busy with farm work nor employ a supervisor to care for them This will prove an expensive policy as a thorough system of care and re ¬ pair is essential to maintain stone roads in condition and secure the greatest efficiency from them In a measure high culture helps to produce better fruit and prevent rot bottom cross piece near the right side the upper end slipping back and forth between the cross pieces that hold the tops of the two front uprights in place This lever is thrown to the right when open for the animal to enter As soon as the head passes it 5s pushed to the left side and fastened as tight as required by a small iron pin slipped through the cross pieces at top back of it As soon as the head is fastened a hand spike is slipped through the cage back of the animal and another over the neck to hold the head down These remain in place usually without holding the operator standing in front while taking off the horns The small ¬ est animal having horns up to a bull weighing 1S30 pounds has been de horned in this sized cage Animals weighing up 1200 pounds pass right through the cage when the holding lever is thrown back against the right side Cows heavy in calf and larger an ¬ imals back out of the cage The maker of this cage has re- ¬ modeled it three times to get it as described and has used it nine years The first year he dehorned 150 his work now running from 4000 to 5000 from October through March Animals dehorned early in the sea- ¬ son heal quickly because in good flesh As an experiment used saw and clippers on teven steers cutting one horn off with clippers the other with saw The sawed stub healed in one half the time required by the clipped The latter crushes inside of the horn which must decay and come out before the wound can heal The operator we refer to loads the cage across a common gravel box on a wagon and travels to convenient points where the cattle are driven to him He is a rapid workman With two or three assistants to help drive and hold he once took horns off 33 Jierd of in 27 minutes Another time he dehorned GO head of 700 pound cattle in 49 minutes The cage can be set down at any con venient place at a scale pen opening of a shed or end of lane The accom panying illustration will give the reader a clear understanding of the cage John M Jamison in National Stock man Not All Beetles Are Had ¬ -- grub When these insects became es- ¬ pecially abundant this method of catching them is worthy of trial The 1 that it is the objections to it are larvae and not the flying form of these 2 insects that do serious injury few persons are so far sighted that they can be persuaded to attack in- ¬ sect enemies until they are suffering from their ravages and the benefits of this method will not be felt until per- ¬ haps the following year 3 the observations of Dr Otto Lugger show that Insects have generally laid their egss before they fly much and only the male insects of some species fly and the females are nearly or quite wingless It is obvious that in some cases catching the flying insects will do little if any good Western Plow ¬ ¬ are cut worm moths the clicking beetle which is the mature form of the wire worm and the May beetle which is the mature form of the white Shortly after the troopship Panther anchored off Tompkinsville the other clay a girl in a pink shirt waist appeared on the end of the wharf with a signal flag and proceeded to wag wag at the ship Many strange sights of war have the Panthers men seen since they left New York for Cuba but girls in pink shirt waists who stand on docks and wigwag code signals to Uncle Sams fighting ships are not in cluded in their list of experiences After the officers had decided that they were awake and in possession of their senses they discovered that the girl was signaiing that there was an official message for the ship A boat was sent in and the message which was from Washington was brought ¬ ¬ STONE IN HER STOMACH From the Gazette Blandinsviile 111 The wife of the Rev A K Adams pastor of the Bedford Christian Church at Blandinsviile 111 was for years compelled to live a life of torture from disease Her case baffled the physicians but to day she is alive and well and tells the story of her recovery as follows ¬ from own and do This is to be applied with brush and becomes and four harda Cement Milled in woi ks equally as well with cold or hot water KrScnil for SAMPLE COLOK AItIt3 and it you cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will put you in the way of obtaining it NEW YORK THE MURALO COMPANY NEW BRIGHTON iw ii iii in j in i M HI II M tfyvr9vvfvvvvTvfYvvfvvvvvTrfvfVVV waemwwal Osae5tavsvvysiwv5ya II iwniimw t ¬ rrrxK ¬ out Later ashore found the wigwagger in the me wild I suffered also from female ten different telegraph ofhee busily ticking off a troubles and doctored with any help physicians without receiving message About six years ago said Mrs Adams weighed about 140 pounds but my My health began to fail and I lost flesh food did not agree with me and felt like a stone in my stomach I began to bloat all over until I thought I had dropsy I had pains and soreness in my left side which extended clear across my back and also into the region of my heart During these spells a hard ridge would appear in the left side of my stemach and around the left side These attacks left me sore and exhausted All last summer I was so nervous that the on one of the officers who went children laughing and playing nearly drove I CTAROljM REQUIRES NO COOKING JUKES COLLARS AND CUfFS STIFF AND KCE ASVHENnBSlBffJuHTnfW FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of lencpcuND op AS ffil AMY OTHER OF will col this starch A HALF ND AS A POUND STARCU 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 ¬ DCriUBINGERBROSC WOKUKJOWA KWHAVEHJtQKL What is your ships call she asked A P I believe said the officer No thats the St Paul replied the girl O yes I had forgotten Its A T How do you happen to understand wigwagging O 1WMS My hus- band having reaa in tne of Dr Wil- ¬ newspaper G E DI AAI IPC since the war began Ive taken it up for convenience said the girl i i induced me to try them I began tak ingthem last but experienced no Pills for Pale People November liams Pink and went back to her ticking ¬ man CARRIES GOLD TO SOLDIERS Newport with Gen 3Ierritt Aboard Has Also a Large Sum of Money for Use at Manila ATTRACTIVE PACKING ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ two-year-ol- ds Very Often It Controls the Price at Which Keally Choice Fruit Will The San Francisco Call says The Sell in the Cities steamer Newport which has sailed The manner in which the packing with Gen Merritt for the Philippines is done often controls the price at will bring joy to the hearts of our which really choice fruit will sell troops in Manila as it carries a large This is prrticularly the case with so sum of money for the payment of the juicy and tender skinned a fruit as soldiers and the purchase of needed supplies It is said that the steamer carries from 1000000 to 3000000 in gold It will be remembered that Gen Merritt in addition to the money necessary for the use of the troops in the near future asked the president for 100000 to be used by him as an emergency fund at his discretion and suggested how this money could be HOW TO PACK PEARS appropriated for such purpose This the pear A little bruising will often 100000 is probably included in the cut down the price of pears one half coin shipment on the Newport When one has really fine Bartletts Turbine Power for Boats Anjous and other choice pears of Two small vessels equipped with large size it is worth the while to Parsons turbine engines take some care to get them into the anteed speed of 35 knotswith a guarhave market in as fine shape as possible ordered by the British admiralty been To this end it is often advisable to follow the fashion of those who send choice oranges to market wrapping THE MARKETS each specimen of fruit in tissue pa- ¬ Cincinnati Julv 21 per This work is usually done by ma- jji v uu wt sio chinery in the case of oranges but 4 00 fa 4 40 select Dutcncrs CALVES Fair C 50 0 00 after a little practice one can very HOGS Commonto good liyht 3 20 3 75 ¬ ¬ My Husband Read six boxes I am now taking the eleventh box and have been greatly benefited I was also troubled with nervous- prostration and numbness of my right arm and hand so that at times I could hardly endure the pain but that has all passed away I now have a good appetite and am able to do my own work Have done more this summer than in the past four years put together ¬ lief until I had taken re- ¬ ioooo 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 English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Hach Plaque is bordered with a band of gold exact reproductions of the ¬ ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages cf this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques ad teil you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute ow Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured me and I think it my duty to let other sufferers know it Hundreds of equally remarkable cases have been cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills Gunn invention that will revolutionize modern warfare and mako my fortune Dunn Indeed What is the nature of your discovery A powder thats absolutely noiseless Pshaw Thats old women have been Chicago Evening using it for centuries News Rather Antique Ive just succeeded jn perfecting an All ptirchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch¬ Flat Iron Brand are entitled to receive 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 I if lie Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short timo only Colored Philosophy You kin git yo daily bread by prayin but de nightly chicken nas to be hustled fo Indianapolis Journal says Uncle Mose ¬ C0L0HAB0 REACHED IN Utah ePACinc W Q C OAST VIA THE ELEGANT SERVICE Reduced Rates during the Season MISSOURI PACIFIC RY Se nearest Agent or write the General St Louis5 for further information DODDRIDGE General Manaqer H Passenger Agent at C G WARNER VlCt PRCSIDENT CTOWNSEND Ceni ST I chip Passr and Tkt Aqent ¬ ¬ quickly cover a bushel of fruit with the prospect of being well repaid for his trouble American Agriculturist Millv ¬ ¬ from Ailing Cows Cows with sores on theh teatsor udders should never be allowed to fur nish milk for use by humans It is better to dry them up or to dispose of them altogether It takes honesty and principle to do this it is always a great temptation to allow such animals to continue to contribute to the supply of milk If the cow is to be kept in milk the milk should be at least thrown away during the whole period of trouble with the sores Milk being a great medium of contagion may eanw some of the worst diseases to the human family Dakota Field and Farni ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A GT Lifiht shippers SI1EEP -- Choice 3 35 LAMBS Spring v a 10 FLOUR -- Winter family 3 15 GKA1N Wheat No 2 rcdnew No orcd Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 live No 2 HAY -- Prime to choice 9 00 PKOVISIONS Mcs Pork Lard Prime steam BUlTEK Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES New southern Z a 1 05 POTAIOES New per bbl Mixed packers i 75 3 87H 190 3 85 0 10 a 3 35 3 33 27 41 9 50 I0 50 tfft 5 30 12 h imitMit THE EXCELLENCE V 1 - i THE CLEARER 5TS THE COSIES WHAT IS WITHOUT HE TIS OF SYRUP OF FIGS fa WlA 3 00 1 75 4 2o CHICAGO CORN No2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No Chicago spring 5 4 10 r 77 70 3314 77 4 bO LARU Steam 9 s 82VW 2 23 9 87 4 o 57 Mi 3i5 NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed PORK New mcs LARD Western FLOUR GRAIN-Wheat-No 4 25 4 10 fc3 8 Wfc 9 OATS Mixcd 40 10 00 The Income from Cows The first 25 of the annual income from a cow yields but little or no profit to the owner over cost of keep and it will take 5000 pounds of milk at 50 cents a hundred pounds to bring this sum If by proper selection and breed ing one can get cow that will yield 8000 pounds of milk with but little if any more expense for food and care the extra 3000 pounds will represent profit It is recognition of this prin- ¬ ciple and action accordingly that makes fortunes in other lines of businewill add to the Tiro fit a of p ss-and farm Rural World ¬ 27ro 10 G 272 50 00 is due not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination but also til 1LI1 iisfi to the care and s ill tttil It iirliliUl IT ICJ processes manufactured by scientific known to the California Fig Syrup Co only and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing- the true and original remed3r As the genuine Syrup of Pigs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par-¬ ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ 3HOOT Winchester Mot Gun Sheli low Ls the onlj sure euro in the world for Chronic Ul cers lione Ulcer Scrofulous tT Jeers Vari cose Ulcers Gangrene Fever Sores and alL Old Sorer It no vtr fails Draws out all poison Saves expense and sufTcrJnR Curs pencan rt Best salve for A heeKea Tile ISurns Cuts and all Freh Wotinl iiy mail small 33c large J 1 tBc Book free HrBlWM CO St Paul Mnn AifEby iirugeiatu Sold ¬ ¬ fornia Fig Syrup Family BALTIMORE 5 2 CO Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oati No 2 white Ry- e- No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN WheatNo 2 Com No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN-Wheat- -No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed 80r 78 37 32 6 00 S3K da MVz 37 33 45 4 70 4 40 4 40 m 4 50 75 312 25 a Va 70 ft 4 u 00 72 36 2745 lfeD BVALLTriE BAMPIOMShOIS with the medical profession and the satisfaction fiitt JiYD Name on a Postal gad HEADERS OF THIS PAPER which the genuine Syrup of Figs has DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING for 152 page Illustrated Qtalogue given to millions of families makes ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS Winchester Seating ms SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING the name of the Company a guaranty WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING 180 WncHlStwAve NotHmui Com remedy It is of the excellence of its ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS far in advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and The Best BOOK thne WAR Beautifully J bound and sum bowels without irritating or weaken- tuouslrlnistratcd price 2 free to anybody sending each to the Overland ing them and it does not gripe nor two annual subscriptions at SI Sample Overland 5c NEW DISCOVERY glvej Monthly SAN FUAXC1SCO STf lesumoniaia uuu vui ca Hurti nauseate In order to get its beneficial cuts ounu jor uook or U and lOdavt effects please remember the name of licatmeal free Br JL OHKatis fiCNSitlaBt the Company CUKES WHEBE ALL ELSE FAILS A N K E Co ¬ -- ¬ p- -- - - tmzmsmmmgmm nil 11 - CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CaL NEW LWUISVILLE Ky Best Cough Syrup- - Tastes Good Uso uz Lime soia nv urusruisis m m 1 1 H Hi 11 1 LAKDSteam ULbyi YRk X 1i f I 1718 WHJEN WXITING TO AEVJt3lTISSJ3 tkatyeia Pcaie state papr jv tke AcCveifle tent la f fels 8 SM MASTERS SALE OF THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY 22 1898 a ruse both ways QUEER AUTOMATONS EXAMPLES ram nmm W REM THE DAYS OF DSDALUS TO THE PRESENT FROM How an Actress and Doctor Were Foollsg Each Other jr r W Of Peck To S Anderson iyyyyiiffi mtiHJm V uii-- JtM I A LSTiTL Wooden Venus That Walked and a Brazen Man That Talked A Wonderful Mechanical Duck The Greatest of All the Fraudulent Automatons Bourbon Circuit Court BL A Hnrdiuian etc Plaintiffs Defendants vs Wilsou H IniKb etc BT don Circuit Couri made and entered in bhe above stjled causou the 1st day of virtue of 15396 a judgment of the Bour ¬ therein I premises on July and the amended orders viii sell publicly on the SATURDAY JEW 2D 1888 ¬ erty to wit tSe following described personal prop 1 Eagle bilok machine about 7000 pallets 3 picks and shovels o to o dozen Irick molds 1 r nicks 6 mud barrows 8 brick barrows 1 mule 1 2 horse wagon and harness 1 cart and harness a num ber of small tools such as wrenches etc 7 racks 1 water box lot oi gas jjipe 2 re presaes 1 gum belt Also the following real estate located Beginning at one on the in Paris Ky margin on Lilieston Ave thence N 3 S E 149 leet to 2 a stake thence N 89 10 W 50 feet to 3 thence N 3 E 171 feet to 4 thence S 89 W 239 feet ia 5 thence N 7i E 293 feet to G a oint at fence post edge of stone fence hence with sfone fence down Houston ereek 3 4G E 200 feet to 7 an elm tree Jhence at right angles N 43 E 44 fet io8 in the centre of Houston creek Whence with rhe centre of said creek as it meanders S 3S E 269 feet to 9 thence S 26 G E 230 feet to 10 thence Teaving the creek and with the margin of Lillesfcon Ave S oS W 170 feet toll an angle in street thence S 88 W ofi feat to the b ginuing containing 2 49 ¬ A racres of six mouths for the personal property and the real estate will be sold npou credits of six and twelve mouths for equal parts of ihe purchase money for 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 bearing interest from Ohe day of snle until paid at the rate of Said sale will be made np m a credit six per cent per annum having the force and effect o judgments EMMET IS C Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court toruevs I M DICKSON Howard and Harmon Sutt At MASTERS SALE op iiiiTOLai t Uoukbon Circuit Court E Fisher Plaintiff vs John Fisher etc Defendants By virtue of a judgmeut of sale ren tiered in the above styled cause J- - fc by the Circuit Court at its June term 189 I will ell at public aurtiou to the 2iiglt2st and best bidder at the Court on56sor in Paris Kentucky on SATURDAY JULY 23 1898 Between the hours of 10 oclock a in aud 2 p m the following described real estate to wit A tract of 3 acres 1 rood Bud 13J poles of land tyiug on the waters of Sinkston creek in the county of Bour ¬ bon State of Kentucky Beginning at a stone corner ro Smith thence N 2i 146 poles to a stone corner to Glenn then N 884 W 36 poles to a stone in Glenn line tueuce S 2 W 146 poles to a stone in line to Smith thence S SSh W 36T poles to the beginning or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs debt interest and costs Said sale will be made upon a credit f 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 8aid sale is made to satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff D E Fisher against the defendant John Fisher for the sum of 11667 with interest thereon at chelate of six per cent per annum from the 9th day of April 1S91 until gaid subject to credit by the sum of JftO 00 paid Mav 18th 1896 14 00 paid August 13th 1896 15 00 paid Novem- ¬ 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 She day ofsale the sum of 17472 ¬ EMMETT M DICKSON ilnster Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court C Arnsparger Attorney st LH f No y Landman M Ohio D Paris 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel TUESDAY JULY 12TH znonth 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each Keserence Every leading physician of Paris Kentucky Wrights Celery Tea regulates the five and kidneys cure3 constipation headache 25c at all fdruggists fe There are few things more attractive to the generality of men or more calcu ¬ lated to excite their wonder and admiration than a dexterously and mysteriously contrived automaton There is indeed something almost uncanny in the sight of a figure made by mens hands acting like a creature of flesh and blood and this uncanniness is one of the most suh tle of fascinations Hence the silver al the curious readily finds its way into the pockets of men ingenious enough o invent such marvels This passion for the automaton is cer- ¬ tainly no new thing One meets it in almost the earliest books sometime veiled in myth sometimes more directly stated Vulcan it will be remenr bered made automatic tripods for the stools which ad gods of Olympua vauced of their own accord to the ban- ¬ queting table and so retired when the feast was over Aristotle tells us that the human au ¬ tomata which Daedalus made were so active that it was necessary to keep them tethered for fear they would run away The same philosopher describes a wooden Venus who walked about and gives also the secret of the phenomenon She was filled with quicksilver a some ¬ what crude device Albertus Magnus is credited with having made a brazen man who talked and St Thomas Aqui nas with having pounded it to pieces with a club suspecting it to be a work of satan Some marvelous feats of mechanism are credited to John Muller otherwise known as Kegiomontanus who flourished in the fifteenth century and in dealing with him we perhaps touch firmer ground One was an iron fly which flew around a table another a wooden eagle which went out to meet Emperor Maximilian on his entry of Nuremberg on June 7 1470 and returned with him to the city gates Whether due or not to the stimulus given by Louis XIV the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were in France times of great automatic activity Indeed the first named century marks the beginning of the really bistagfcal era of automata In the eighteenth centurj lived Mr Vaucauson perhaps the most wonderful of all makers of automata and the creator of the famous duck which first appeared before the public in 1741 The duck was Vaucansons masterpiece and completed a reputation already made wide by his mechanical flute player and an automatic musician which not only blew upon the flageolet but also kept time to it on a tambourine The bird was of life size and not only was it outwardly an exact imitation to a feather of a real duck but its internal anatomy was absolutely true to life So indeed were its movements for it swam dived walked quacked ate drank and by an ingenious device even seemed to digest its food This automaton disappeared after its inventors death but turned up again in 1840 in a garret in Berlin and was purchased by a George Tiets who took four years to put it in proper working order again At the end of this time it was exhibited in a room in the Palais Royal Paris where Mr Houdin the celebrated conjuror saw it and indeed afterward when something happened to one of its wings took charge of and repaired it No doubt it is still in existence Of more modern automata this is scarcely the place to speak for they are private secrets Let us confine ourselves to merely mentioning Mr Mas kelynes Psycho and Zoo Like most things automata have not always been what they seemed Of many frauds upon the wonder loving public perhaps the completest was that of the famous automatic chess player of Mr Kempelen which was exhibited all over Europe at the end of the last century and afterward in America It was the figure of a life sized Turk seat- ¬ ed behind a large box the top of which was marked in the middle for chess Prior to the automatons meeting an opponent the front of the box was open- ¬ ed and skeptical lookers on were shown an arrangement of strings pulleys and cylinders After this they were allowed to examine the interior of the figure which was hollow Then Mr Kempelen wound up his Turk with a key and it was ready to play which it did by moving the pieces with its left hand and giving three nods for check to king and two for check to queen All the noted chess players of Europe succumb- ¬ ed to the figures superior strategy and its skill so impressed the Empress Cath ¬ erine II of Russia that she wished to buy it and was with difficulty persuad- ¬ ed by Mr Kempelen to give up the idea It was not for years that the secret was discovered but like most secrets it leaked out at last The real chess player was a Mr Wronsky a Polish both of whose legs had been am- ¬ putated at the trunk in consequence of a wound from a cannon ball While the spectators were examining the box Wronsky was in the Turks body and when they turned to inspect that an in- ¬ genious mechanism slid him back into the box To the fact that Wronsky was a ches3 player of consummate skill the wide fame of the automaton which he secretly controlled is to be attributed After this disclosure Mr Kempelen s automaton naturally enough ceased to move mankind to wonder New York Post Strict Sunday Iivws Swinemunde on the Baltic has strict Sunday laws Shipmasters who enter the port are fined heavily by the town authorities if they have their ships washed or painted on Sunday or church holidays As foreigners are not ao- quainted with the German church cal- endar they are frequently caught ¬ ¬ -- theater has a seat given him for every performance He must be there every evening Naturally after he has seen the same piece a score of times he longs to be olsewhere and prefers to give his seat to some of his friends M Ernest Blum says that when be was a young man a friend the doctor of the Theatre Porte St Martin gave him his seat Just as he was becoming interested in the first act the stage mauager rushed up the heroine had a nervous attack and required medical aid Blum had nothing else to do but to follow him In the ladys dressing room be found the manager with anguish depicted on every feature and the lady wringing her hands and shrieking Now doctor quick Whats to be done In French theaters the doctor of the A Beautiful a 1 the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsulesfrom P O Pike Co o Recommends Wrights Celery 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2JCOKMICK Passenger Traffic Mgr D B JUARTIN Gen Pass Tbt Agt O Cincinnati O Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only ¬ ¬ manage it he replied joyfully Delighted Now mamsello youre a good fellow too I am not a doctor I came in on the doctors ticket so you must not give him away By this time the mauager and stage manager came back each with a bottle of eau de cologne He told them that it was unnecessary now The lady was quite composed and could appear without any danger But she must have a few days rest They made wry faces but granted the holiday Philadelphia Times ¬ ¬ Yes niamseile You must be doctor Now listen There is nothing the matter with me You would have found that out soon I want a couple of days off Cant you Hews and CDinions j OF r r-i- - National Importance KEEP OUT OF REACH O TEE SPANISH GUNS THE HUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily by mail - - Daily and Sunday by mail -- TAKE THE 3 TRAINS DAILY S6 a yeai S FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this summer J a year THE FISHS COLOR Itself to Its Surroundings It is a familiar fact that fishes1 can change their colors at will Many fishes make remarkable changes Free swim ¬ ming fishes most commonly preserve their normal colors though these fisbes can change The fishes that change mast are the bottom feeders For their own protection from other fishes that would prey upon them and the better to enable them themselves to capture food these change their colors to match the bottom they are on so as to make themselves invisible They do this often to a degree that seems extraordinary In one of the smaller saltwater tanks at the New York aquarium there are a number of small flatfish The bottom of the tank is covered with coarse gravel The great bulk of the gravel is composed of pebbles of a brownish white a sort of pale iron rust color Scattered in this are pebbles cf a deeper tinge with now and then one of a brownish gray or brown black The flatfish lying on the gravel at the bottom of this tank imitate its colors in their own backs in a manner that is marvelous They are of a mottled brown like the colors of the gravel and the smallest of the flatfish is the most wonderful They are all thin and lie close to the bottom The edge of the little one blends with it and its back is a wonderful mosaic of browns so like the gravel of the surrounding bottom that it appears to be a part of it Even in this clear water at a little distance the fish is scarcely distinguishable New York Sun Trying-- a Bead Man It is probably an unusual thing in any country for a court to sit in judg ment on the dead but in a Berlin letter to the Chicago Record an account is given of a trial in which the accused was a dead man It was not his first trial That had taken place in his lifetime and its re- ¬ sult had been a sentence of imprison- ¬ ment for 18 months The delinquent was bureau chief in the tax office of Schweidnitz Silesia and it was proved that he had embezzled funds and forged documents Soon after his sentence however he showed signs of unsettled reason and at longth died a maniac His widow anxious to clear his mem-¬ ory from the stain that rested upon it had the case reopened and proved by expert testimony that her husband had been demented at the time he committed the crime Thus occurred the peculiar circumstance of a dead man on trial The trial resulted in the reversal of the former sentence the court pronouncing rlie de- ¬ ceased not guilty ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Able In a Marvelous Degree to Adapt Agent Ul lJlIUrulilHUU AliqUlItt Ul pUlU llLUiLSJb J lUKCb L 0 The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sundav Newspaper in the world Ev mail 2 a year Price 5c a copv Address THE SUN New York 3 I Till M wCt ea JLli M oney For You azures eMesjoS ecrsa KraSSsre Sssasgzgy 23B ¬ F b R S 2 b ¬ 2 We haye no space liere to list the many good things we haye for you In order to prove to you this is a CvStraight Special Sale for 15 days we only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the qualities hear the special low prices in M ¬ OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT and you will then acknowledge that you never saw or heard before of such wonderful values slaughter ea at such low ngures FREE We are still giving cupons with every purchase no matter how small You can get FftEE a fine large glass framed picture a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a fine clock etc by buying your goods eere Call and see the presents Remember the Maine Store to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Slippers c IS ONLY AT ¬ ex-capta- in a polished young woman I should say so My landj You ought to hear her say I shall be very pleased Chicago Tribune f lave With the Dead of Egyptians live in old Thousands tombs eatinc sleeninir wooinsr lovinC laughing dancing singing doing all their deeds of daily life and household worK among the mummies and sar- cophagi - 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