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V Crwssw i r fozmm -- s Wfv3 3 J - ttMI 3t CHAMP MILLER vl il-t- RBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EWS FEB 1 Editors and Owners --lmi 1881 - EIGHTEENTH YEAR BSJBm1 JIcnrri-gr-T7TTTgi- ti PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY JULY 26 1898 i u NO 5P as m iiirT MILLERSBURG News Notiea mQ2 V ARE YO U Twenty four 3 CARLISLE JrL E ADY Dresser and wasbstand Gacnrel lu Miurzr Ami Aioiiijrhe News Culled June with its warm days turns our thoughts to cool You are interested of course and we light furniture invite you to come and see what we are offering White Enamel Bt cl Room Furniture bevel mirror nicely finished Former price 18 Mrs Ad Smith is low able to be up part of the time Died Near Scott Station Hurrison comity on July 20 Nicholas Rankin Sir Abner Best of Masou is the aged about 75 years Burial at Battle guest of relatives heie Grove His wife and seven children Wm Monelland of Mason visited survive him several of whom live iu Precincts Hhom the Mercury From We re Nicholas Couuty p lir your linen and put neck bands on We are the peoples friends ee f Haggard L Q NELSON Pleasant St opp Reed First Presbyterian Oh the Pain of Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 THIS WEEK 1475 relatives here Suuday Dr C B Smith went to Louisville yt sterday on business Miss Anna Thompson Nicholas quite ill is convalescent sale thisjveek Attorney Chas Wood of Carlisle was Parlor tables with twisted legs and highly polished at 4 25 here Saturday on business Odd Parlor Chairs left over from suits SPECIAL SALE this week Mrs Jas M Collier and son Will On parlor floor Soe thnn returnrd to Mt Sterling Friday We Mr Louis Rogers and family were CARPETS Our stock his just received manv additions guests of Mr J G Allen Sunday Dorsey duplicate any ones prices and are usually lower Miss Mary Smdley wnt to Madisn The new Republican piper for CarHAMMOCKS REFRIGERATORS BABY CARRIAGES It will be ville last week to visit relatives lisle is almost a certainty management of Samuel under the Miss Dorothy is visiting her Thompson of Flemiugsburg formerly aunt Mrs Frank Cliff in Maysville connected with the Nicholas County i FS w re Wot Pw i 11 9 from hiv snut Fri- Press 4 Twelve couples e day evening at the Blue Lick Springs Died Rev R F Caldwell who died Mrs Jas Wk said two children are at nis home in Sharpsbnrg lulv 19ch Carpets Furniture Wall Paper guests of Mrs E T Deeding this week 1898 was in his 87th year He had been for GO years Misses Jennie and Bes ie Purnell are a preacher of the GospelMad been spent visiting Mrs Jas immiiiugs iu Mays aud at ltJast 40 of these Church at with the Presbyterian ville Sharpsbnrg Mr A J Styles of Masou was here Hon Wdler Sharp of Bith county BlkB from Saturday till yesterday on busi- ¬ who is being persistently urged to enter 4 A 4a w ness the race for Congress has decided to do Mrs Olin Pope continues quite ill at so and will make his formal announce a tt the home of her father Mr Johu W ment next week ¬ pieca Chamber Suits received Saturday will be on Prices 12 50 1650 818 20 25 who has been Kheumatism Died On the 20th inst Omar the tense suffering often causes the most in- ¬ Many have for years son of Jeffarson Morelaud vainly sought relief from this disabling near Oakland Mills D disease and are to day worse off than H Near East Union on the 19th ever Rheumatism is a blood disease DiED inst Mci Henry Ellington aged about and Swifts Specific is the only cure be- ¬ Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Burial at Pisgah on the 20th cause it is the only remedy which can 40 years Ohio Heleaved a widow and grown daughter reach such deep seated diseases Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris A At tha County Clerks toryfew years ago I was taken with inflammaMvRRiED Rheumatism which became so intense office ou Wednesday by Judge Tiltou that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried Mr Samuel L Ishmael and Miss AUG 9TH 1898 several prominent physi- TUESDAY A McUlaunahau Rheumatism to 5 p m L Landman H ¬ ¬ Pd lill ¬ cians and took their treat- ¬ ment faithfully but was returning every second Tuesday in each unable to get the slight- ¬ month est relief In fact my con- ¬ Reeepjssce Every leading physician dition seemed to grow of Paris Kentucky worse the disease spread over my entire body and 7 A from November tn T5vrM1 jU I suffered agony I tried RAXLKQAD TIULE CARD ii manv natent TnedimtiPQ but none relieved me If TrtUT N R R L fflA V FV 7 ITPn the a d v i c e of a g- ¬ S S S Before allowing me to take it how- ¬ ever my guardian who was a chemist ana- lyzod the remedy and pronounced it free of potash or mercury I felt so much better after ARRIVAL OP TRAINS l wJfl msw ilffiPjJOO ¬ taking two bottles that I continued the- rem ¬ edy and in two mouths I was cured completely rhe cure was permanent for I have never stnes had a touch of Rheumatism though inany times exposed to damp and cold weather - 3711 BLUEGRASS SEED MACHINES DEPARTURE OF TRAINS not reach your trouble Dont The following is the temperature as experiment with doctors their potash To Cincinnati 515 a in 751 a m Sunday Co noted yesterday by A J Winters and mercury will add to your disabil- ¬ 340 p m v Mr Phih Orr guest of Mr Robt of this city ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m Miller r returned to Covington yes ¬ 545 p m 1014 p m tion 76 7 a fchey can Claude Ratcliffe of Carlisle were guests of Wiu Carpenter Mrs Mock Mr and Powelton Avenue Philadelphia Eleanor M Tippell v fYesterdays Temperature Throw aside your oils and liniments as Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexingo 511 a in 745 a m 333 p m4 G27 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 82S p in From Maysville 742 a in- 825 p m 1 - FOR J uilt by in town J3LXjES terday MissS Yirgie aud Lizzie Suodgrass of Cynthiana are guests of Miss Blanche Bowen Miss Ethel Christie S 9 10 11 in a iii a m 78 79 81 85 H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand OJIDWARDS Alo the best line of Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators JjVtalta Banner 90 contains no potash mercury or other friends here r turned to Covington 91 mineral Books mailed free by Swift Saturday 92 Specific Co Atlanta Ga 5p m 90i Mrs Ed Hull returned Saturday 7 p m 84 from a visit with her parents at Fleui ingsburg Mr Faut Warford of Flemiugsburg Our line of mens tan shoes embraces is the guest of his auut Miss Louie the newest novelties for Springs from Warford the best manufacturers Mrs Henry Phillips went to LouisIsgrig Davis Thompson ville yesterday to visit her father Mr ¬ after a visit with a ni a in 12 m 2 p m 3 p m 4p m 86 will It is guaranteed purely vegetable and 9 esy 111G tp perfectly andBlood permanently cure O for 1108 a in 543 p m 1016 p m To ilaysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Cark Agent To Richmond MUSIC CLASS MRS ALBEET MITCHELL AND r Acme Spring Trip 1 New Western Call and examine goods and get prices if Wii rrnnri mi TTTTMrTTriTTrrjirrTwrrrrTiiiirnHii MBwaytraaazwaa Why II kJ S osit Succeeds Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring business in Paris FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only of big profits and small sales was past day SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and his workmanship FOURTH He always does as he advertised PER CENT As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Overcoat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers at a big profit says H S Stout If you want credit your high pnoe taibr gladly extends it for he makes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by giving H S Stout a trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for ¬ ¬ 3000 AND 3500 CO f PARIS FURHI3HI3G k TAILORING H JOE MUNSON S STOUT Manager Cutter from 00 acres Mr Albert Hawes of Chicago and Mr T P Wadell have returned from mr Swango Springs Miss Mary Egnew of Maysville was the guest of Mrs John iugels from Friday till Monday Mrs Rcmnlus Payn and two children guests of Mrs G- S Allen re- ¬ turned to Payues yesterday Mrs Frank Armstrong of Maysville spent Sunday here with her parents Mr and Mrs I F Chaucelor aged 19 Died Mary Catherine JEL months daughter of E aud Willie Ingels died Friday night at their home on the Cynthiana pike The funeral was preached Saturday evening by Rev H R Laird and the remains were buried at the Paris cemetery Mrs G W Bryan Miss Lula Grimes Mrs H R Laird Mr and Mrs Jos A Miller Mr aud Mrs Win Layson and two daughters Mr E P Clarke Jas A Butler Tuos Mclutyre and J W Payne attended the Confederate re- ¬ union at Atlanta last week Mclntyre Died Miss Annette youngest daughter of G W Mclntyre died at her fathers hom Saturday at ten p in and was buried here yester- ¬ day at four p m The funeral was held at the Presbyterian Church by Rev H R Laird pall bearers Geo F Jones Joe W Mock Chas Marshall Ren Howard J Will Clark and Will Savage Having purchased the county right for the Little Wonder Seed Fan which will separate any and all kinds of seeds and can be operated by one man and price about one third that of other fans I will try and call on all per- ¬ sons before seeding time Respectfully yours Ed Bedford i2t Ruddles Mills Ky - Win Milam Messrs Will and Chas Clarke secured an average yield of 273 bushels of wheat MISS NELLY BUCKNER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- tember 5th TERiis JEXN Favefte Farms AT Scott we ijuJp4r VAPOR Term of 20 lessons private Term of 20 lessons class PUBLIC SALE As executors of the late P will offer on the premises on WEDNESDAY AUGUST IMTH FOR CABISEt Lumbago flvohla iii arivanno J uMiMMir Studio within a square of CityScmooT 1250 625 MV I i - ¬ Rheumatism - Astbma Catarrh etc The Wednesday after county court day Fori Sale By the following three tracts of choice CHAS N FIT3IAN Fayette County Lands No 1 The tract known as the Gist At A Shiies jewelry store Paris Farm located 3i miles from Lexington gfltfHtfTOwssarosaaaganflasjgcgEHBairBgMgTara on the Hairodsburg and Clays Mill pike containing of choice farming land 350 acres of which are in grass and 200 in cultivation The improvements consist of a two story brick residence of 7 rooms carriage house cistern smoke house 3 servant houses 2 stock barns 1 tobacco 10 1898 Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia ¬ tion via Leaness Skin and Blood Diseases Kidney Diseases Nervous Diseases Soiataca above at Paris Ky For information address either of till lsep iYRUP PEPS1IM CURES CONSTIPATION lly DR CALDWELLS 11 3SO Acres ¬ barn a fine stone fence along the front This and inside fencing in good order is on i of the best farms in this section of the county Plenty of ruuning wattjr fed by springs Time 10 oclock No 2 On I ve just received a well selected stylish new ne of yyglyy Riioroip SurrPVQ OUIIyJy UOiyiluIICyf Rflrniinhp THURSDAY AUGUST 11TB 1898 on the premises we vs ill sell the tract and Lexington turnpike containing known as the Kinkead farm located 7 miles from jLexington on tne Richmond more or less of which 250 acres are in grass 200 in cultivation and 10 acres in orchard The improvements consist of a very handsome two story brick resi- ¬ dence of 12 rooms brick carriage house smoke house ice house 2 stock barns corn crib cattle scales a brick metal roofed store houses 2 tobacco barns 5 servant houses 3 good ponds ample Haggard Reeds new laundry is supply of running water and well doing first class work Give us a call fenced After the sale of No 2 tract Haggard tf Reed we will offer on the premises tract 450 Acres I can supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em- ploy good workmen In i oliclting your patron- ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te J H HAGGARD KidneyjDiseases CURED THATWin Dronouncedlncurabloj cacr time 11 - - ixuj I The SMs TRADE oclock It is known as the McFadden farm and is located on the Richmond and Lexington turnpike 7 miles from Lexington adjoining the above and con- ¬ taining about 10 No 3 100 of which are in grass the balance in j THEfSTEEL ANCHOR RANGE Has ball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all tions condi¬ fcs Also draw out grate removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction best materials skilled workmanship modern and up to date in all its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth ¬ For ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience sale by allprominent dealers -- J5uo For Gentlemen The bestis always the cheapest FOR SALE AT TERSTEGGE G OHM ANN CO Louisville Ky Clays Shoe Store Opposite Deposit Bank cultivation The improvements consist of a frame cottage of 4 rooms cistern smoke house stock barn one tobacco barn 3 tenant houses good pond and running water fencing in good order No such bodies of choiced improved farming lands have ever been offered in Fayette County at public sale and whether we consider the location the improvements or quality of the land they are most desirable for cultivation or residence An examination is re- ¬ quested TERMS One third of the purchase money will he required cash in hand the balance in one two and three years equal annual payments from day of sale interest payable annually and lien re- ¬ served to secure deferred payments with appro ved security V ALTER SOTT td c CURE is mepMnflTS nd cess IthaSK- 4w4vif TpcoIUwJtCFOLEYS of KIDNEY suc- - ide rity pictureTof liMifiN andit Cure how- - a ymS haamade it ot teeth a suffer-ed twentvvpn among wiin the dJ st lo any ease and to day I feel ten iilltch ns in j au x uiq onevM- h 17 can obtainsometwonderfu hunfrcifira ifl de of life and catfis of itsmedical qualities tact that b v L si Ixlue Jiik J PER Y SCOTT Executors Sold by James Kernely Druggist 4J t V 2 MAY BE A CHANGE Commodore Schley Liable to Succeed THE BOURBON ftJBWS PAKIS EX TUESDAY JULY 26 1898 ON BTTLEFIELDS MILES ON THE WAY Massachusetts Dixie GloucesteryCin cimiati and Others as Convoys The Presidents Orders Were Snsceptible of No Misconception and Were Imper ¬ ative to a Decree Seldom Employed LIEUT HOBSON HOW SOUSA GOT HIS START Col Strom gsTLatest Equipments for Tele Adm Sampson in Command of Fdeet jrajpkins and Telephoning Equal to Any Emergency The Merrimac Hero Arrives in Washing ¬ Some Ancient Theatrical History as ton and Has a Consultation With Related by Milton Xoliles and Secretary Longr Juck Haverly Washington July 23 The very Sampsons Display of Caution Stands Out latest developments in field telegraphy in Striking Contrast to Schleys Dar ¬ and telephony was represented in a ¬ ing and Intrepidity Navy De partment Waiting for Xews Washington July 23 Gen Miles is still at Guantanamo but there will be no fruther delay in this expedition Gen Brookes array at Chickamauga is now on the move towards the places of embarkment if the orders of the war department have heen carried out Pre ¬ parations for convoying the fleet have been made and things ought to go along smoothly now The department is anxiously awaiting news from Ma nila and it is the belief of the- officials of the administration that Adm Dewey has already taken the city There is considerable gossip about the presidents order to Adm Sampson commanding him to co operate at once with Gen Miles It is open gossip in Washington that Adm Sampsons action may have serious consequences President Mc for these officers Kinley is extremely irritated and a change of commanders of the fleet would not be surprising Adm Sampson has been a bureau officer at Washington all his life his record on the quarter deck since the war be gan has not been remarkable for either brilliant initiative or dar ing He has at all times displayed a degree of caution that stands out in striking- contrast to Commodore Schleys daring and intrepidity and it would not be surprising if as the result of recent events Adm Sampson were recalled to Washington ¬ - handsomely equipped double horse wagon that was driven into the court¬ yard of the war department Friday for the inspection of the military officers The wagon is one of 20 there Strong assist- ¬ by Col designed of the ed by Maj Dunwoodie corps to construct flying signal telegraph lines over battlefields to ii Except in Extreme Emergency 22 Washington July - Gen Miles leading- the military expedition against Porto Rico started at 3 oclock Thurs- ¬ day afternoon from Saboney Cuba for the point on the island of Porto Rico where ¬ maintain army headquarters in com- ¬ munication with the heads of divisions and with the central authorities at This wagon has four Washington which when thrown up folding tables form desks upon which are placed a set of telegraph and telephone in- ¬ struments Batteries are carried be- ¬ neath the seats while the coils of wire are so arranged as to be strung out as fast as the wagon can be driven The wagon is intended to be followed by a heavier vehicle containing- lances spare coils of wire and ven sections of submarine cables so that no ob- ¬ stacle to telegraphic communication will be afforded by a considerable stream of water The wagons will be sent to the front as rapidly as possi- ¬ - ¬ ble ¬ SPANISH PRISONERS Government of Spain Requests That They Ue Landed at Vigo Coruna on At ¬ lantic and Santander - ¬ Washington July 23 The Madrid government officially has recognized the proposed return by the United BLOWN ST MICHAELS CATHEDRAL IIIIMItlU TiiiiimiiiiunnmiinnmntTTfT SANTIAGO UP IN BOM ¬ muiiwMHM BARDMENT w miilimilllllllllllilM rn i j the troops shall land It is expected that Gen Miles will wait at some spot on appointed the route for the expeditions from Tampa Newport News and New York to fall into his column These expeditions are already under way some of them with two or three days start of Gen Miles so that the delay should not be very great After all the difficulty about the naval convoy and the first conclusion of the naval authorities that none was necessary the strength of that now furnished is surprising There is a battle ship of the first class the Massachusetts an effective protected cruiser the Cincin nati a speedy and well armed gun boat the Annapolis and three vessels oi the auxiliary navy which have already proved by their performance in Cuban waters that they are fully equal to the ordinary gunboat in offensive power These are the Gloucester which distinguished herself in the destruction of Cerveras squadron the Wasp which has attained an enviable notoriety as a disturber of Spanish blockhouses and the Leyden which for a time was the sole representative of the United States power in Havana harbor Secretary Alger believes that Gen Miles on the Yale will arrive at his destination Sunday morning with 3000 men under his immediate command A day later will come 4000 men on transports and theday following that 3500 more Whether the landing- will be deferred until the arrival of this entire force or whether Gen Miles will take the initiative and hoist the flag- himself on Porto Rican soil is left to the discretion of that of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - it is the intention that nel at Santiago arrived here Friday on the United States cruiser St Paul and it is believed prdceeded at once to Washington by the way of the Pennsylvania railroad It is possible that Hobson is the bearer of Adm Sampsons report of the naval engagement off Santiago When Hobson left a ferry boat at the foot of Whitehall street it took but a few minutes to learn his identity and a crowd soon gathered to cheer him Washington July 23 Lieut Hob son the Merrimac hero arrived at the navy department Friday afternoon Secretary Long came out of his private office and grasping Hobson with both hands said with sincerity Lieutenant lam glad very glad to see you then he drew him into his office where the lieutenant was introduced to Assistant Secretary Allen and was greeted by Capt Crownin shield Capt Bradford and Pension ¬ ¬ New York July 23 Lieut Hobson who took the Merrimac into the chan ¬ One day recently John E Warner and Milton Nobles weie conversing in front of the Dramtists club when they were joined Dy met recently but Nobles and the hustling manager had not met in many years They eved each other innuirinclv Then Warner Of course you know Nobles Jack said said Jlaverly in a puzzled sort Nobles of way as he sized up the trim figure waxed Jack Haverly Warner and Haverly had - Utah batteries are being landed at Parangue directly from the ships The ficer Washington July 22 At 245 p m 10th Pennsylvania volunteers with Thursday Secretary Alger received a the rest of the artillery will land at dispatch from Gen Miles saying that Malabon just north of Manila Brig Gen Francis V Green forhe will sail for Porto Rico at 3 p m The warships accompanying him are merly colonel of the 71st regiment of the Massachusetts Dixie Gloucester New York is in command of the ad Cincinnati Annapolis Linden and vance Gen Anderson remaining- in ¬ ¬ - Why isnt this war prosecuted i asked Nobles solemnly more rapidly The original and only said Jack Hoon Why you see my dear we canvfc Well well said Nobles Ive often heard my father speak of you and he lick the Spaniards any faster than we caiii grasped Haverlys hand cordially There catch them Puck ¬ was an awkward pause during which Warner chewed his mustache Haverly looked For War Times- dazed and Nobles smiled amiably Photographer to captain in his new uni¬ Your father stammered Haverly form ¬ Why Nobles was a single man in 77 I quirer Look fierce please Cincinnati Enknow because we compared notes and I read of his marriage about ten years later when I was out in the mines and sent my congratulations Still he continued after ¬ another awkward pause Nobles always was a versatile fellow ¬ By this time it began to dawn on the genial Jack that the father gag was a joke and he joined in the laugh By jingo said Haverly that was over By working hard and then you can get 20 years ago What have you done with the rested again But if you are tired all the Commissioner Evans who happened old Phoenix time it means that your blood is poor Playing it yet to drop in He spent half an hour in toire companies occasionally Four reper- ¬ You need to take Hoods Sarsaparilla the made a living with it last conference with the secretary and season and it has Kept any number of pro- ¬ great cure for that tired feeling because fessional pirates from becoming sneak it is the great enricher and vitalizer of the then returned to the club to rest blood You will find appetite nerve paupers Lieut Hobsons mission is to ac¬ thieves orme out aduring the past 20 years mental and digestive strength in of hole once and It pulled quaint the secretary of the navy re ¬ I think of it Warner you bookednow that that engarding the work of raising- the sunken gagement with me at the Adelphi Yes Spanish vessels at Santiago The lieu- ¬ season it was the end of Nobles first road Americas Greatest Medicine I was his manager and John P tenant called upon the president and Sousa a youngster of 21 was his leader Hoods Pills cure nausea indigestion 25c was warmly greeted Thats right I took him from Washington where he was playing a violin in the orchestra And the first music he ever CALIFORNIA TROOPS wrote was the dramatic music of The Phoe- S nix as I use it to day His first march he They Will Form the Advance of the At dedicated to me naming it the Bludsoe j Pags Illustrated Catalogue describ- march I still have the original score in good tack in Force at Manila They Have ing all of the famous condition Its a rattling good march too ill to Janbo Advanced Dramatic Mirror y WINCHESTER GUNS m New York July 23 A speciaMo the U AND War to the Death iU Journal dated Cavite July 19 via The slaughter was frightful WINCHESTER AMMUNITION The dead and dying were strewn about by ib Hong Ivong July 22 says The entire regiment of 1st Caliifor thousands of matter and the wreck of ma- ¬ Jjj sent free to any address Send your jj The crash name on a postal card to m nia volunteers advanced Tuesday tc terial bore testimony to the awful work that uj been done only two miles from the Span had Janbo But the end was not yet for Mrs OHooli g WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO ish lines STtrrounding Manila The han with her insect destroyer in hand con- ¬ lb ISO Winchester Ave New Haven Ct ffi California troops have been thrown out tinued to pass to and fro among the detached slaying by Gen Anderson to form the advance pieces of furniturea fiercenesswithout mercy and spraving with that betrayed of the attack in force South Manila is long suffering and a grim determination to if the cot to be captured first The Colorado and end it evenCleveland should mount up to READERS OF THIS PAPER a quarter Leader Mrs Hoon ¬ ¬ mustache and perennial youthful features of the comedian Not the Nobles who played The Phoenix with me at the old Adelphi in Chicago in 77 Are you the original Jack Haverly The Ligrlit That Failed Yawper now kaeps a grocery but he Ioves to tell how near he came to being a great actor Im a natural elocutionist he tells and for that reason I found it pretty easy to get a good part in a fair theatrical organization I went through all rehearsals like a star and the manager predicted all Among my lines kinds of success for me there was a patriotic address and there I came out particularly strong I was de- ¬ livering it on the first night and T couldy just feel that I was making the cold chills run up and down the spines of my audi ¬ ence and covering them with goose flesh Suddenly my memory became a blank As I stood mute trying to gather the fines some little cuss yelled louder I ran from the stage and never went back Detroit Free Press Sure EnongrhT V You Can Get Tsred ¬ - Hoods Sarsapariila ----- V ai ¬ ¬ 32 ¬ Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Soldiers are not the only ones who find drilling an awful bore Think of the work man who put in the blasts L A W Bulletin ¬ ¬ DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS Wasp i Cavite V J A J i 1 i I wwntwnMttMUiMMtiMtmmmiimitMtMtttMMMttMMtM The Spaniards were using this church for storing ammunition and when a shell from Sampsons fleet struck it the whole c hurch was blown to pieces for the more congenial ease and delib 1 i t 4 - rf l I w li E States of the Santiago prisoners to eration of a desk and Commodore Spain This recognition came Friday Schley were ordered to fly the pen in the form of a letter to Gen Shaf ter nant of the admiral commanding the from Gen Toral commander of the Spanish troops at Santiago The fact fleet of the receipt of the letter was comSharp Trick of the Spaniards New York July 23 Shipping men municated to the war department Fri day night in the following- dispatch c here say that the Spanish been cabled to Adm Sampson to supCo in securing the contract from Gen Shaf ter ply the necessary convoj s for Gen Santiago de Cuba July 22 with the government to carry Santiago H C Corbin Adjutant General Miles transports but notwithstanding prisoners back to Spain played a these instructions Adm Sampson sharp trick and hoodwinked officials at Washington I am just in receipt of a proceeded with his preparations has for Washington It is said that many of letter from Gen Toral saying the the expedition with a deliberation their ships have been tied up in Mexi Spanish secretary of war desires the that is exasperating officials here can waters and other ports since the troops landed at Vigo Coruna on the The president who has been giving war Now they will be able to get Atlantic and at Santander in the Bay the Porto Rican expedition his personback to Spain and will likely become of Biscay al attention as he has given indeed Signed SiiXfter auxiliary cruisers all phases of the war finally became Major General Commanding Gen Grants Xew Command The request of the Spanish govern ¬ deeply concerned lest the part of the Washington July 23 Brig Gen ment will be complied with unless Porto Rican expedition that has alFred D Grant has been assigned by something unforeseen should prevent ready sailed from this country should arrive at the point of rendezvous in the secretary of war to the command advance of Gen Miles and the navy of the 3rd brigade of Gen Wilsons TO BE REBUKED It is feared that if Gen Wilsons division of the 1st army corps Two brigades of this division are already Gen Shafter Will Receive Instructions to command which sailed Wednesday from Charleston should arrive in ad ¬ Repair the Breach Between Him assigned for duty with the Porto Rico vance of Gen Miles and the naval and Gen Garcia invasion Gen Ernests having left convoys serious danger and possibly Charleston and Gen Ilains leaving Washington July 23 It is no viola- ¬ disaster might result as Gen Wilsons Chickamauga Friday for Newport tion of confidence to say that Gen ships are absolutely without protecNews Shaffers course in respect to Gen tion The distance from Charleston to Horrible Find Garcia does not at all meet the ap- Porto Rico is a trifle over 1300 miles Boston Julv 23 The dead bodies of The while from Playa del Este to Porto six infants each wrapped in paper proval of the administration The comparwere found in a vacant lot in the sixth matter was fully discussed at the Rico is about 700 miles cabinet meeting Friday and it is ative distances which Gen Wilson and Roxbury district Friday Medical ex ¬ aminer Draper after an autopsy said understood that at least two of Gen Miles have to travel to reach the the youngest child was one month old the presidents advisers expressed point of rendezvous are rendered the and the eldest three months Some themselves forcibly as well as freelj more nearly equal however by reason were strangled while others were al As a result Gen Shafter will be in of the fact that the former has more structed to adopt toward the Cuban than a full days start lowed to die of neglect insurgents a conciliatory policy and Wake Island Seized to show to Gen Garcia ail the considTornado in North Dakota JIong Kong July 22 Trie second Minot N D July 23 A tornado eration due to his rank and services expedition from San That no serious breach between the manded by Brig Gen Francisco com struck Minot Thursday night demol ¬ V Green has ishing 17 buildings and injuring a Cuban insurgents and the American arrived at Manila OnF number of people No one was killed forces will take place is earnestly Honolulu troops were the way from landed at Wake The county hospital was destroyed and hoped But it is a question of grave island midway between the Hawaiian several of the inmates badly injured uncertainty here how far Gen Garcia Six loaded cars on the Soo tracks were will carry his resentment for the in islands and the Philippines and the American blown 100 feet from the rails and de ¬ dignities to which he declares in his land was flag was raised Wake is one of the Spanish possesmolished letter Gen Shafter has subjected him sions Bryans Regiment at Jacksonville The Cruiser Philadelphia Second Expedition Arrives at Manila Mare Island Cal July 23 The Fla July 23 The 3d Jacksonville Washington July 22 Secretary regiment of Nebraska volunteers in secondary battery for the cruiser PhilLong announced at 1 oclock Thursday command of Col William Jennings adelphia has arrived from the east and Bryan arrived here Friday on six the mechanics are rushing the work of that he had received a dispatch from special transports over the Plant Sys- ¬ getting- the rapid fire six pounder and Adm Dwey announcing- the arrival tem railway Bryans regiment will other guns in place The ship will of another detachment of troops at be encamped at Panama park five probably go to San Francisco Friday Manila constituting the second expe dition from San Francisco She has received a quantity of coal miles from the city though her bunkers are not entirely Ko Yellow Fever in the 8th Ohio Coal for Deweys Fleet filled It is said that Capt Wadleigh Washington July 22 A private dis Manila July 18 via Hong- Kong- has received orders to proceed without July 23 The British steamers Cyrus a full supply of coal as he has enough patch received here from the head and Nyanza have arrived here with on board to reach Honolulu where his quarters of Shafters army says there if e no cases of yellow fever in the 8tfc v oal for the Americanfleet bunkers can be filled Shio volunteer reciment ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Trans-Atlanti- Washington July 22 President McKinley is thoroughly aroused over the delay which has occurred in the starting of Gen Miles and the expedition under his command for Porto Rico For several days Gen Miles and his troops have been aboard their transports at Play a del Este awaiting- the naval convoy which is to be fur nished by Adm Sampson The troops have been sweltering in the crowded ships under the broiling- heat of a tropical sun while Gen Miles has been chafing under what he believes to be inexcusable delay and is bombarding the war department with dispatches urging in the strongest terms that the navy hurry in its preparations for the expedition Instructions of the most positive nature have ¬ - The Jfipe Expedition Is a Constitutional Halls Catarrh Cure Cure Allens Ulcerine Salve is the only sure cure la world TMcers i Price 75c ¬ Washington July 23 The follow- ¬ When a loafer finds a man busy he always genial way common to loafing message has been received at the inquires in the Atchison Globe Busy ers war department for Chronic the Bone Ulcers Scrofulous Ulcers Varicose Ulcer White SwcIHnc Fever Sores and all Old Sore It never fails Draws out all poison Saves expense and suuenng lures perminent nest salve lorison Carbuncles Piles Suit Sheum Hum Cute and all Fresh Wound By mail small 33c larpe Book free P ALLEN MEDICINE CO ¬ I IBc J St Paul Minn Sold by Druggists Playa July 22 Expedition to Nipe has 1S9S been en- ¬ tirely successful although the mines had not been removed for want of time The Spanish cruiser Jorge Juan defending the place was destroyed without loss on our part The Annapolis and Wasp afterward proceeded from Nipo to assist in the land ing of the commanding- general of the army on arrival at Porto Rico ¬ ¬ WEAK nver VD ody Comes Into This World With a Predisp sition to Disease A Talk With Mrs Pinkham About the Cause of Anemia Everybody comes into this world with a predisposition to disease of some particular tissue in other words everybody has a weak spot In ninety nine cases out of a hundred the weak spot in women is somewhere in the uterine system The uterine organs have less re sistance to disease than the vital organs thats why they give out the soonest Not more than one woman in a hundred nay in five hundred has perfectly healthy organs of Mi m PWIMliiTTTHfTli generation ZfK X This points to the stern necessity of helping ones self just as soon as the life powers seem to be on the wane Excessive menstrua- ¬ tion is a sign of physi- ¬ cal weakness and want of tone in the uterine organs It saps the strength away and pro- ¬ duces anemia blood turns to water r If you become anemic there is no knowing what will happen If your gums and the inside of your lips and inside your e elids look pale in color you are in a dangerous way and must stop that drain on your powers Why not build up oh a generous uplifting tonic like Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Mrs Edwjk Ehrig 413 Church St Bethlehem Pa says I feel it my duty to write and tell you that I am better than I have been for four years I used Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound one package of Sanative Wash one box of Liver Pills and can say that I am per fectly cured Doctors did not help me any VW AasKWk 1 snould have been in my grave by this time if it had not been for your medicine -i V laaaaK It was a godsend to me I was troubled Wb BHbK 4idBHHBr with excessive menstruation which caused womb trouble and I was obliged to remain in bed for six weeks Mrs Pinkhams medicine jf was recommended to me and after using it a wf f short time was troubled no more with flooding I also had severe pain in my kidneys This also I have no more I shall always recommend the Compound for it has cured me and it will cure others I would like to have you publish this letter In such cases theory form of Compound should be used ii -- ¬ - ¬ Sampson i ¬ ¬ ¬ - Washington July 23 Arrange ments are being perfected at the war department for the establishment of a military garrison at Honolulu Hawaii Orders were issued Friday for a bat talion of the 2d regiment of volunteer engineers to proceed to Honolulu in company with the 1st regiment of New York volunteer infantry which is to constitute the first garrison of United States troops stationed on this newly annexed territory of the United States ¬ ¬ Military Garrison at Honolulu French Wine for Sick and Wounded diers Sol ¬ ¬ New York July 23 A firm of wine makers at Rheims France has offered the United States government 1200 bottles of champagne for the sick and wounded soldiers The surgeon gen- eral of the army referred the offer to the secretary of the treasury who has issued orders that the wine be admit- ¬ ted free of duty Part of the wine will be sent to Santiago and the rest to ue other points ¬ Ajruinaldo Declared Dictator ¬ ¬ Washington Julv 23 The follow ing cablegram has just been received at the war department Hong Kong July 23 Secretary of the Navy The following is for of war to the adjutant general Aguinaldo declares dictatorship and martial law over all the islands The Recom- ¬ people expect independence the-secre-ta- mend China ponies More Peace Talk ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Madrid correspondent of the Daily Mail says Senor Sagasta told a representative of El Imparcial Friday that the gov ernment had already entered upon the preliminary stage of peace negotia-¬ tions Gen Polavieja has arrived and will have an audience with the queen regent to morrow 23 ¬ London July ¬ The Powers Against Us ¬ - - ¬ London July 23 The Berlin corre- ¬ spondent of Daily News says The powers with the exception of Great Britain have agreed not to allow an American annexation of the Philip- ¬ pines or an Anglo American protector- ¬ ate over the islands Miner Killed VMTStJiBBr BBBBBBBBBBBT WHi - - ¬ Shawnee 0 July 23 John Grimes was killed instantly Friday morning by a fall of slate in Mine No 12 six miles east of here He was aged 62 and was single - a IfiijEJ v t - f T TgjvfS rsw 1 5T V c THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS CITY OF SAN JUAN SURRENDERED TOT TUESDAY JULY 26 1898 MILES ARMY SANTIAGO CUBANS It They Resent Gen Shatters Attitude in Isrnoriii Grm Garcia in BlieWar oi is Spanish Troops to the Number of 3005 United States Will Land Troops on and 350 Volunteers in San Luis and Pal ma ISstriano Give Up Their Arms Thought It Keached the Placo of Rendezvous on Porto It lean Coast Sunday Jflght V CITY OP PARIS Kodaked For Three Sides of Porto Rico Washington July 25 The war de- The Third Expedition Will Xand on the partment at midnight posted the fol- ¬ They Protest Asrainst the Continnation lowing North Coast Gen 1Leuvers Com ¬ Spanish Officials in Office Appointed mand Will Join Miles at Gu Santiago via Hayti July 24 Adjuby Madrid as a Matter of Prin ¬ anico Troops Embark tant General of the Army Washing ciple A Meeting Held ¬ ¬ Washington July 25 It is said at the war department late Sunday that no news can be expected from any of ficial source as to Gen Miles movements until Monday at the earliest It is calculated that he arrived Sunday evening or Sunday night at the point on the coast of Porto Rico selected as the rendezvous for all the vessels of the expedition Whether or not he will undertake to make a land ing in advance of the arrival of the whole expedition will depend entirely upon conditions as he finds them Should there be no Spanish force or at least an unconsiderable one on the coast the troops will be landed to relieve them from the disastrous effects of being con fined closely on ship board under a tropical sun The general has with him sufficient artillery to hold any position he may choose to occupy supplemented as this artillery will be by the guns of his naval convoy Mean while the department is making every effort to hurry along the remainder of the expedition Some troops are now on their wa from Tampa and Charleston and should reach Porto Rico bj the middle of the week Na val officials are assisting actively in getting the troops off and were engaged Sunday in sending the necessar3 orders to that and to the commanders of the naval auxiliary vessels which have been placed at the service of the war department In the course of a day or two the troons brought from Chick a mauga by Gen Brooke will sail from Hampton Roads where they have been arriving all day and are read3 for the transports There is a proba bility that Gen Miles may be dela3ed for several da3rs in his landing operations for lack of lighters but several of these are now on their way and others will be hurried forward as rapid- - as possible However it may be as to his speedy landing on Porto Rico soil it will be well along toward the end of this week before the active land campaign will be begun in Porto ¬ ¬ Benefit Citizens Of Prospective ton It is said here that the government intends to fit out three Porto Rican expeditions which will land on three sides of the island and form a circle around San Juan and that within a few weeks after landing- Gen Miles will control the entire country The first expedition under Gen Miles will it is ex- ¬ pected land in Guanico and will proceed to Joes From there they will go to Ponce by rail and from Ponce to San Juan on a road which is good in either the rainy or the dry season The expedition commanded directly by Gen Miles will await the Porto liican representatives under command of Gen LLeuvers who will join Gen Miles at Guanico The next expedition will land at Fa jardo a port south of San Juan and the third will land on one of the small places on the north coast From here they will besiege and cut off the re- ¬ treat of the Spanish forces In Guanico there are telegraph facil- ¬ ities but not cable facilities The cable runs from Ponce directly to Santo mas If Gen Miles has control of the cable in Ponce he can communicate directly with the United States via This cable however has Galveston no communication with the San Juan New Yoke July 25 - Lieut Miley has returned from San Luis and Palma Estriano where he went four days ago to receive surrender of Spanish troops The number surrendered was larger than Gen Toral reported 3005 Spanish troops and 350 volunteer guerrillas gave up their arms and gave parole and have gone to work 3000 stands of arms were turned in loaded on ox carts and started to the rail-¬ road Spanish troops accompanying him to San Luis and all apparently greatly delighted at prospects of re turning home They were on the verge of starvation and I have to send them rations to morrow If the num- ¬ bers keep up as they have there will be about 24000 to ship away nearl 12 000 here 3000 from ifan Luis G000 from Guantanamo and over 2000 at ¬ line Washington July 25 The brigade commanded by Gen Fred Grant con- ¬ sisting of the 1st and 3rd Kentucky and the oth Illinois was Saturday ordered to Porto Rico It will sail from Newport News and will leave Chickamauga as soon as railroad ac- - via Kingston Jamaica July 25 The Cubans ¬ here resent Gen Shaffers attitude in ignoring Gen Garcia and refusing to allow the Cuban troops to enter San tiago or to consult Gen Garcia on the terms of the surrender of the city Gen Garcias action in withdrawing his troops into the interior his letter to Gen Shafter and his resignation of his command forwarded to Gen Gomez are approved and applauded b all classes of natives Gen Garcia re- ¬ fused to accept a subordinate place Gen insisting that he was an ally Shafters answer saying that this was a war between the United States and Spain irrespective of Cubas individual interest and President McKinleys in- ¬ structions with reference to the ad- ¬ ministration of the surrendered disSigned Sagua and Uaracoa trict published here yesterday are in ¬ Shaftei terpreted as a tacit avowal of AmeriMajor General Commanding can intention to annex the island and not to grant independence This is opposed by the Cubans Se WILL CONTEST nor Joaquin Castillo president of the Unsuccessful ISidders Uring Action to San Carlos Cuban club and a brother Have Contract Awarded to Transport of Gen Castillo urges an official proPrisoners Set Aside test to President MeKiniey without delay saying silence now would indi ¬ New York July 25 The World sajs cate our consent to the American attiA lawyer has been retained by the tude which is a plain breach of faith steamship companies who were unsuc- that the Cubans can not possibly tol ¬ cessful bidders for transporting the erate A meeting was held Sunday afterprisoners 22000 captured Spanish from Santiago to Spain and will begin noon at the San Carlos club to discuss action Saturday to have the contract the matter and it is probable that a made bj- - the government with the protest was drawn up which will be Campagnie Transatlantique Espanola submitted set aside The round taken is that It is understood that many who were present at the meeting favored the scheme of a protectorate by the United 23 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Santiago de Cuba July Interesting Information For Strangers Some of Paris En- ¬ terprises and Resources Busi- ¬ ness Social ana Sanitary Advantages Miscellaneous Data Paris Ivy situated in the heart of the world famed Bluegrass region is a thriving city of about eight thousand inhabitantsand is in Paris a delightful place to reside The citizens are prosperous and hos- ¬ pitable and extend a hearty invita- ¬ tion to first class people to locate h ¬ ¬ The city is situated on hich ground and is a healthy place Paris has fewer losses by fire and business iailures fewer vacant residences and store rooms fewer suicides divorces civil law suits apd a smaller death rate than any city in Kentucky Paris is surrounded by a rich agricultural county 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 ¬ ¬ V Gas Works Junk Store ¬ Three florists Three Hotel County Prison r- - Cornice Works Two Distilleries Two race tracks crr -- r jfo A wPPPJPstly r L raF a raw I Syl ft VT eJ i IifjWffig I 31 F i t rtiWFfl 1 7 W xcr 71 I - 1 j ji j TB j Oi hi ii ij States with eventual annexation after five or six years1 but the pi otest is on a matter of principle the main objection being the continuation in office of Spanith officials appointed by Madrid on the ground that Spaniards as a conqxiered people should not be vested with authority over Cubans the allies and coadjutors of the United States and the representatives of a free and independent people Such is understood to have been the tenor of the meeting CUBAN PETITION ¬ Rico TRESTLE FELL Injured In a C e Man Killed and Several Sewer Trench Near Kdgewater Iark Cleveland 25 ¬ I Sautiaproans Thank the People of America For Freedom From Spanish Yoke Hut Want Their Own Government 1 GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT SAN JUAN coramodations and transports can be tlis successful bidder is a licensed corporation of a nation with whom secured we are at war and that accord Chickamauga Park Ga July 25 passed by At general headquarters camp was ing to a measure Spanish one half of cortes struck at daylight Saturday morning the the receipts of every corporation doing The signal and hospital corps immediately inarched to Rossville to take business under the Spanish govern- ¬ the train for Newport News en route ment must be surrendered to govern- ¬ to Porto Rico The signal corps com- ¬ ment to help defray the expenses of manded by Maj Glassford in Com ¬ the war By letting the contract to pany 4 includes men from everj a Spanish corporation the United state Mexico and Canada Many of States government indirectly pays into the regulars who have been to Cuba the Spanish treasury an amount equal will accompany Maj Glassfords com- ¬ to one half the contrat stipulation Also that the government thereby re- ¬ mand leases from blockade all the enemys The 3d Illinois at Newport News Newport News Va July 25 The vessels to be used in the transportation from the neutral ports where they are 3d Illinois regiment arrived here Sun- ¬ now in shelter day afternoon in three special trains from Camp Thomas The first train Cavalry to Leave for Porto Rico brino incr Gen Haines and the 2d bat Washington July 25 Five troops talion in command of Maj Shand of cavalry at Camp Alger Va have came at 1255 and was followed at 110 been ordered to proceed to Newport by the first battalion in command of News for embarkation on transports Maj Jackson and at 255 hy the 3d for Porto Rico to reinforce Gen Miles battalion in command of Maj Couglry They will leave if practicable with There were 1294 men in alL Gen Rains brigade The ti oops sent are all famous ones in their section Summer and Winter Resort Burned July 25 The the list being troops A and C of New Gaiveston Tex Beach hotel located on the gulf front York cavalry the governors troop and one of the- leading summer and Sheridan troop and the Philadelphia winter resorts in the south burned citv trooo of Pennsvlvania Saturday entailing a loss estimated at No Yellow Fever in Tampa 250000 Insurance from 8200000 to Washington July 25 Owing to per- ¬ only partial The building and con- ¬ sistent reports that there was yellow tents are a total loss fever at Tamna notwithstanding de nials by the Florida state officials Dr Lieut Bridges Alive and Well St Louis July 25 Lieut C H Brunner the yellow fever specialist Bridges of Company H 22d United who represented the marine hospital States infantry who was reported service at Havana until the outbreak killed at Santiago is alive His moth- ¬ of the war was directed to make an er has received a letter from the young investigation He reports that after officer saying he is well and in com- a close inspection of Tampa it can be mand of his company the captain hav- ¬ stated that there is not a case of yel- ¬ low fever there ing been wounded ¬ ¬ - The is the text of the document To President McKinlej The under signed Cubans hy birth land owners and residents of Santiago de Cuba representing with their families the non combatant population that suffered for man3 years Spanish rule in this section of the island wish Lo express their warmest thanks to the people of the United States for delivering them from the insufferable yoke of Spanish rule They wish also to express their absolute confidence in the good faith and humanitarian purposes of the United States and in the pledge that the ter ritory of Cuba is not to be conquered by the American troops for purposes We believe and would of annexation urge that our own people are capa- ¬ ble of fulfilling the internation al obligation to establish a government for the island Cuba in the future may possibLy become in the course of a few years part of the territory of the United States thus increasing the comfort and happi- ¬ ness of this people but now all desire fol-lou-i- Santiago de Cuba July 25 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ One man was killed and several were injured Sundaj while at work on a sewer near Edgewater park The men were down in the sewer trench when the trestle on which the car that hauls awaj the dirt is run fell The ear was precipi tated to a platform covering the sewer Adam flausraan aged GG was crushed to death beneath the timbers The fol lowing were badly injured Thomas Hasuzer aged 4G cit3 inspector thigh broken Frank Sprungel aged 35 nose broken and badH cut about the head and bod3 Paul Frohall aged 31 the head and cut in bodT bruised Frank Robinsky 32 Soczin aged and Frank aged 30 badty cut and bruised ski All but one of the about the bod wounded were taken to hospitals Up to this time nobod3 has been able to explain why the trestle fell It fell ¬ Cleveland 0 July Eleven churches Thrte stage lines Wholesale grocery Several brick kilns Three lumber yards Electric Light plant Sieam planing mill One Chinese laundry Four private schools Two Steam Laundries Paid Fire Department One preparatory school Eight thousand citizens Three carriage factories Seven blacksmith shops One all night restaurant - -- r ¬ without warning Lieut Hobson Returns to New York ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ New York July 25 Lieut Ilobson of Merrimac fame returned to New Saturday York from Washington morning with authorit3 to contract with the Merritt Wrecking Co here for raising the Spanish ships Colon ne proceeded to the and Teresa compan3s office immediately upon his arrival and expects to conclude the contract without delaj Hobson realizes that to save the Spanish ships for our navy quick action is necessary ¬ Three job printing oflices Two telegraph companies Automatic Filter factory Two telephone companies Two graded public schools Efficient Police Department s 59 Marble and Granite Works 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 day Several loan and building Asso ¬ ciations m Fine 830000 theatre seating 800 people Six public drinking fountains for beasts Fire Alarm Telegraph Game ¬ well system building Public School building which cost 30 000 Two running streams by eight bridges crossed ¬ Parochial School and substantial government of our own as compensation for the sufferings and heroism of our army and the definite estab lishment of the Cuban republic with Cuban authorities in accordance with the resolution of the United States a ¬ Potatoes for Santiago St Tlouis July 25 A St Louis com- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mission house upon receiving a tele ¬ graph order from the assistant quartermaster general at Chickamauga for 15 carloads of potatoes to be shipped immediately to Tampa and thence by congress transport to Santiago hii ed a number We hope that the present ttatc of of extra dra3S canvassed the cit- - for affairs at Santiago where Spaniards potatoes ancl in 12 hours had the 15 are still the administrators of our inter- cars loaded and readv for shipment ests property and fate will be brief Violent Earthquake Shock that the city may soon be turned over Valparaiso Chile July 25 A vio- ¬ to the Cubans and that our army may enter the Hag of Cuba waving lent shock of earthquake lasting a triumphantly beside the American minute was felt at Concepcion capiflag as Cuban soldiers fought side by tal of the Chilean province of that side with the Americans against the name and at Telcahuano on the Ba3 of Concepcion and eight miles distant common enerery Many houses from Concepcion cit3 were destroyed and the telegraph and Like McKinleys Proclamation Santiago July 25 The Spanish res- electric licrht wires were severed idents of this city like President Mc Fireman Will Die fc Kinleys proclamation and seem satisToledo 0 July 25 A collision ocfied with their condition as subjects curred in the T O C 3ards between of the government of the United two yard engines Bernard J MonStates The work of cleaning the roe a fireman had both legs broken streets and putting the city into good and was hurt internuli- - and will die sanitary condition was begun in earn- Five or six others received slight in- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ land Fourteen doctors twenty three lawyers three auctioneers five Four newspapers the Bourbon News Kentuckian Citizen Reporter and Paris Star L N Railroad main line and two Branches and Kentucky Mid- ¬ dentists two veterinarians ¬ A score of stock farms the homes of thoroughbreds Billet dead Leon at us dead Hindoo Sir Dixon Free Advice Leaflet Coat Dr Pink Catlett John Tilio Bright Coun ¬ tess Irma Nimrod and other noted racers arid trotters and pacers Bourbon Wilkes dead B iron Wilkes J H L 20Si Earl mont 209 Nutbreaker Cyclone dead and other famous harness horses Twenty groceries eight dry goods stores four drug stores ten livery stables two transfer com vpanies two hardware stores two book stores five meat stores four millinery stores two bakeries three confectioneries two stove stores five barber shop3 twentv saloons houses three farm est juries A AVidc Awake Sheriff H Gaixipolis 0 July 25 Five desperate criminals attempted to break jail here but were frustrated by Sher iff Stone The men were furnished steel saws by outsiders and had planned to kill the deputy sheriff as soon as they had sawes ott e of their cells Among the prisoners who made the attempt to break away was W A Ladd the Toledo real estate dealer who ia indicted for attempted burglary and the murder - of wealthy Mrs Lu- ¬ ¬ cinca i rjewis - at the War Department Washington July 25 No word has reached the department from an official source relative to the reported attack by Garcias Cubans upon the body of Spanish soldiers who were marching into Santiago to surrender In the absence of a reliable repor 6n this occurrence which if true may be fraught with the gravest consequences and affect immediately the attitude of the United States government toward the Cubans there is a decided disposi- ¬ tion to refuse to discuss the matter at tlie war department Not Reported ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tampa Troops Preparing to Go July 25 A Pittsburgh Pa July 25 At an early Tampa special states that transports Sunda- - morning the car barn of are rapidly loading and are ready to hour Consolidated Traction Co at the move at any time An officer who arFrankstown and Penn avenues was rived from Fernandina Saturdav completely gutted by fire entailing a morning states that the general opin loss of about S175000 well covered by ion is that transports will be there in insurance a few days to take troops ¬ Jacksonville Fla Car JJarn Burned ¬ off Dewey Will Ignore Dictator Agnlnaldo Jfo More Racing Chicago July 25 The Cicero town board at aspecial meeting Saturday evening decided that there shall be nc more racingat Hawtiiorae at Hawthorne V Washington July 25 Adm Dewey has been instructed to ignore the proclaimed dictatorship of Agukmldo in Philippines He was given the fullest authority to actrv-w f -- 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 friend who is undecided where he will locate Your though tfulness may procure the community an useful and worthy citizen five commission implement 0 ¬ 4VW WVWWVW T CX - f- - T-- - I t - y x H 1 1 - t- -r - t v X f i fc 4 hi mi ii -i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY The Confederate Ke TIiiIon Froui- Camp Thomas - JULY 26 898 1 I ijoyal mancs the food pure wholesome and delicious tll mi w I K J POWDER Absolutely Pure L ROYAL EAKINO POWDER CO NEW YORK THE BOURBON HEI 1881 Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER federate Veterans which was held ii Atlanta hst week reporting a pleasant time at the re ubionthough the weather was very waim The Bourbon County Lompauy nnimmiiv C Col V C P Brechin ridtre Ninth Kentucky Cavalrywas entertaiued during the stay at Atlanta by their comrade John A Miller for merly of Millersburg Mr Miller now lives in Atlanta and is PreMdent of the large Mock film The Cradley Miller Co aud is Captain of the Governors Horse Guaids of Atlanta The mem ¬ bers present were Capt Ei Taylor Ciu Abrains U S In ¬ ciunati Hon spector of Hulls Louisville Ga C C Black of Augusta John W Boulden Maysville Milton Wallace Lock port Hon W A iM orris Mitchell Neal Mt Olivet Judge Russell Mann A T Forsyth J E Kern John T Nesbitt Peter Mernaugh John D ¬ The Bourbon veterans have returned from the national je uuion of the Con Camp Tbduias Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purry flour Ml grocers Ga Strayed or Stolen of July 4th ¬ Chickamauga July Lieutenant N for a short visit Sergeant Desha Bifchop had a visited Lookout 23d 1898 most reasonable termer Will guar She is shedding front the tee that you can borrow money on our teeth Heavy mane and tail Had on Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ brown leather saddle with heavy lap warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter- ¬ Lucas and Private Ben est or less furlough to day and lets All diuggistb refund the money robe for blanket Will pay for infor if it fails to cure 2oc For suje by W mation leading to her recovery or vvil R B HUTCHCRAFT Mountain T HrooksaudJaues Kennedy Paris give 5 for her return to me to relatives in Paris To Cure A Cold In One liny C Fisher left yesterday keep it Insis on having Purity Bay mare 15 hands high 3 years old Come every time was taken from hitching rack at colored Wheat and see us before selling your Will furnish sacks and store on Baptist Church in Paris on the night IBhea UJanted Ky The majority of the Second Kentucky boys are enjoying good health and nearly all of the Compauy I boys are There are about forty getting fat cases of measles in tne Lebanon company Col WILLIE CALAMESE 8july 3t Box 511 Paris Ky ¬ A Good Memory often saves money suid ulHo good Health If you are troubled with eousiipaliou indiges ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to taue home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will ue restored to you Trial sizes 1ic lo doses 10c large size 50c aud il 00 of V 1 Broks druggist Paris Ivy Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP Estill jE au Gaither yet hopes that the Second Van Hook Whlskev 50 Kentucky will be included in the Porto quart McDermott Rican expedition and all of the bojs The are anxious to go to the front First and Third Kentucky expect to leave the first of the week for Porto Rico FROM Miraculous Benefit RECEIVED Dr Miles New Heart Cure Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market price paid for OPES JUKE 15TH TO OCT 1ST Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling cents per Coe office Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate Spears Waters The prettiest Place and best B M RENIOK 00 kept Summer Resort in the West P S Farmers would do well to store For particulars apply to their wheat near home ljaiwrn Springs CAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor IRVINE KY NOTIGF published every Tuesday and Friday by I Editors and Owners Orders etc Make all Checks Money may able to the order of Champ W MiIiIbr Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei 11 ae each insertion Locals in blacL type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lineB when ADVER1I81NU RATES I I p V m VW f 11 s I I Hi V fe If t M BL M Turf Notes Turney Bros colt Capt Sigsbee won a 500 purse Saturday at Sbeepshead Buglers from the Horse Guards made Bay the bovs feel that they were again liying At Burgin Mercer County Josiah in the Ws Capt Miller had made to order six lame tents all decorated withi Smith last week sold 2000 bushels of Confederate flags and these were pitch No 2 wheat at 72 cents a bushel J A ed under the large forest trees in his Noe sold 2000 bushels at 73 cents for yard In front of these the Company J uly delivery with Mrs Miller and her daughter Miss SCINTILLATIONS Edna Miller the sponsor of the Com pany were photographed An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment The reunion was the largest ever held Georgia is gathering the greatest The Kentucky girls were the prettiest There are 1200 camps with 40000 peach crop in the history of the State Lexington was the scene of a beer memoers Hon G R Keller and Horace Taylor war last week The new brewery at Lexington cut the price from 8 to 750 represented Carlisle at Atlanta per barrel Rev L H Blantou and Dr I M of Lexington Hon Chas Bronfcton Poyntz of Richmond went down with has been elected President of the Belt the Bourbon boys Line Railroad at Lexington vice Rich ¬ The veterans passed resolutions of ard Stoll who has located in New York condolence in deference to the memory Van Denny son of Judge Geo Denny of Gen Cerro Gordo Wuiains has been commissioned by Gov Bradley The Confederate choir and Glee club to raise a company of Kentucky Six Late News of the War of Louisville about forty strong were footers for Col Whiteshots Six ftot present and won great applause Regiment Gen Miles has enough troops to hold Capt Ed Taylors Company bearing any position he may take at Porto Rico Col W C P Breckinridge will de- ¬ led the the State flag of the U C V The Surgeon General says that there liver an address at a big pic nic next Kentucky division in the parade is no yellow fever in the U S His sub ¬ Saturday near Flemingsburg meetings w re held in the Taber ject will be The causes leading to the Yesterday 254 Spmish prisoners cap The prizes cheered old glory as nacle at the Exposition grouuds which Spanish American war tured on they left New York for home on a which has a seating capacity for 15000 Dr McCormicK Secretary of tLe British boat Dr John A Lewis Elley Blackburn State Board of Health has iust issued a There are now 357 patients in the Ft and W A Gaines of Georgitowu with circular bigned by the board declaring Thomas hospital Will Lewie of Frankfort came in Mon ¬ smallpox epidemic in Laurel Clay and Eight columns dl war hews may be day night Jackson connties and urging everyone found on pages two and three Cavalry in Southeastern Kentucky to be vacci- ¬ Maj Austin of the Oth It was telegraphed yesterday from now living Hear Atlanta greeted the nated at once Washington that within twelve weeks boys for the first time since the sur Gen Fitzhugh Lee will march 100000 render in 1865 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS soldiers against Havana Gens J B Gordon Stephen D Lee A cable from Madrid yesterday an Theatrical AWL Otherwise Remarks In Wade Hampton Cabell Anderson The Fover nounced that the Spanish government Rosser Eyans and others Bowling rreen has an 4Anti Whiskeis had drawn up a message to the U S Longstreet were present Society government proposing an armistice Miss Winnie Davie daughter of the while terms of pace could be discussed No news was received yesterday from Confederacy Mrs Stonewall Jackson The Louisville Elks will give a circus Gen Miles but he was expected to land Mrs B H Hill were present and were in a few weeks introduced to the veterans at Porto Rico yesterday Four Southern regiments were orderMiss Anna Johnson tne handsome sponsor for the Mt Sterling camp was ed yesterday to Porto Rico Walter Morgan manager of one of Army paymasters sailed yesterday for accompanied by her father Col Thos Jacob Litts companies died suddenly Santiago and Porto Rico Johnson who is in his eighty sixth year near Louisville Sunday while out on a The Bourbon Veterans were greeted bicycle trip The country is waiting very im- ¬ patiently to know if General Shafter by many ex Bourbons Among them Al G Fields has an offer to take his parts his hair in the middle and if were Capt John A Miller Capt Bob minstrel company to Australia General Miles took his finest bath tub Milam Henry Carleton and Lee Miller Mr to Porto Rico What is the war corre- ¬ Bowden Bros Waddell Bros Fanny Davenports illness may cause Catchings Rev Hallam Mrs Adella spondent for anyhow her permanent retirement from the Miller and others and their families ¬ Did the rumors of a beer war at LexLouisville made a strong bid for the stage ington have aught to do with attracting next reunion but it will be held at that large crowd of Maysvilliaus and Charleston S C The reunions have James ONeill will have a new play Parisians to Lexington Sunday been held as follows Chattanooga next season called When Greek Meets The poets who had such a time to find Tenn July 3 1890 Jackson Miss Greek r April a word to rhyme with Sampson have a June 1 1891 New Orleans La 8 1892 Birmingham Ala April 25 Nat Goodwin who is expected to cinch in Shafter 1894 postponed from 1893 Houston op6n his season in Cincinnati in Tex May 22 1895 Richmond Va Nathan Hale is spending the Summer Send your linen to Haggard Reeds June 30 1896 Nashville Teun June with his wife ot their hunting lodge Steam Laundry for a goud finish tf 27 1897 Atlanta Ga July 20 1898 near London Capt Ed Spears Capt J R Rogers Seed sweet potatoes Ed Rice Hiram Carpenter W M Miss Viola Allen who will star in Spears McDermott Lawson V H Whaley E P Clark Hall Caines The - Christian11 next were among the Bourbon veterans who season and who is now at Greeba Awarded attended the reunion Others who ac- Castle Isle of Man Mr Caines home Highest Honors Worlds Fair companied the Bourbon delegation were will sail from Liverpool to morrow for Judge W M Purnell Mrs Ev Rogers America Mrs Minnie Wilson and Miss Judith Carpenter of this city Mrp Jos A Deering binder twine machine Miller Mrs W M Layson and daugh ters Mrs G W Bryan and Miss Lula oil and all repairs fdr the Deering Grimes of Millersburg Mrs Wilson machinery at will remain for a fortnight with her R B HUTOHCRAFTS sister Mrs Chamberlain ¬ Obituar28 cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Bpeclal rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards running at line rates ¬ Chas Meng G T Bradley North Midilletown Jos A Miller Jesse W Payne Thos Mclutyre Millersburg A barbecue was given by Capt Miller to his comrades on ThursAbout 100 day afternoon from 4 to 7 ex Confederates and permanent citizens Hwu C C of Atlanta were present Black spoke for the company and Hon A P Candler of Atlauta responded for of Mitchler Capt Capt Miller Bugle sang his beautiful Atlanta Call and Maj Lamar Fountaine of Miss who gbears sixty seven wounds recited his beautiful war poem All Quiet On The Potomac To Night Penn of Paris ¬ Company I was visited to day by Capt J R Rogers Hiram Carpenter Capt Ed Spears W H Whaley Miss Juoith Carpenter of Paris Mrs G W Bryan and Miss Lula Grimes of Millersburg and others from Bourbon It is needless to say that the boys were more than glad to see some one from home Mrs Bryan is a sister of Maj ¬ SOW IIIISTBHTDRS Wanted to Buy 300000 bushels of wheat 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 a the highest mar- ¬ ket price Those who held wheat last year made big money Store your wheat and get the profit Owens STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta G Rogers deceased must present same properly proven as required by law before me at my office before Sept 1 lb98 or else be barred By order of the Bourbon County Court S B ROGERS E 0 FRETWELL Agent 5julv 4t Paris Ky July 2 1898 Administrator I 3tT THE BOURRON NEWS NOTIOB Notice is hereby given that the firm of spears is dissolved J McDermott K Spears having purchased the inter-¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS ¬ ¬ Munsel Carriage Co of Auburn says I 7rite to express my gratitude forthernirac lous benefit received from Dr Miles Heart Cure I suffered for years as result of army life from sciatica which affected my heart in the worst form my limbs swelled from the ankles up I bloated until 1 was unable to button my clothing had sharp pains E LI P BABCOCK of Avoca N Y a veteran of the 3rd N Y Artillery and for thirty years of tho Babcock AND THE 03aoonti WHM Both Papers One ENQUIRER ed We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can eive Year for only shortness of breath For three months I was unable to lie down and all the sleep I got was in an arm chair I was treated by the best doctors but gradually grew worse About a year aco I commenced taking Dr Miles New Ileart Cure and It saved my lifo as if by a miracle Dr Miles Remedies about tho heart smothering spells and Regular Price for Both is 225 275 ly the most They offer a service and in the city hour Crawford Bros have lately their barber shop making it improv- ¬ decided- ¬ attractive shop in Paris prompt expert and polite their shop i as cool as any Hot or cold baths at any tf are sold by all drug ¬ gists under a positive M guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of tho heart and mjL Health nerves free Address files 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 CfcJftit m aj 4 DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind j My agency insures against fire wind and storm best ol re- ¬ liable prompt paying compa- nies on uiron W 0 HINTON Agent Use Parib Milling Cos Purity flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other Your Life Insured 1c a Day ¬ DAUGHERTY BKOS DEALERS IN i- - ¬ Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the x ¬ ¬ Our insurance is protected nv bankable 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 Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box whion brings your monpy back it w fail to cure you Sold by X7 T Brooks druggist lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods very rE3 i2n IPS Dill pickle ¬ McDermott Spears tf A beautiful line of white and silk puff shirts for hot weather at Price Co s EDfcoojnorns -- 25 Insure in mv ajrency non ¬ union Prompt -- paying reliable Years of experience in buying and the fact that companies insures against fire for all goods insures good results wiad and storm W O HItfTON Agent I pay casl Your l am not Another important fact not to be overlooked paying a big rent and this feature is very much to 2 Doctor Knows Emulsion the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- ¬ ties Your doctor knows all about foods and medicines The next time you see him just ask him what he thinks Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended To only to fool the buyers and pull them in If you want the best come to the point furniture for the least money go to ¬ icons -- Wltl CREAM BAKING Plan Your Summer Outing Now Go to pose Picturesque MacKinac via The Coast Line 13 The very best companies com- ¬ my agency whioh insures against fire wind and storm P0WDIR MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Detroit Non union from Cleveland W 0 HINTON Agent 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 Try our special A coffee pamphlet Address pounds for 100 A A Scbantz G P A Detroit Mich Spears McDermott 50 from 17 It only costs 1550 from Toledo of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo phosphites We are willing to trust in his answer For twenty five years doc ¬ tors have prescribed our Emulsion for paleness weak ¬ ness nervous exhaustion and for all diseases that cause loss in flesh its Its creamy color and es- ¬ pleasant taste make it pecially useful for thin and delicate children No other preparation of cod liver oil is like it Dont lose time and risk your health by taking something unknown and untried Keep in mind SCOTTS thatstood the EMULSION test for a has quarter of a century ouwwr J T HINTON Close Prices on Mattings This Week 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 Undertaking in all its branches i i cii 50c and v uriirkL Bvnnii fioo air druggists ma vuc m4 1 cw mdkKia r iii jbmDaiminc scienuincaiiv auienaea CARRIAGES FOR HIKE i mm - - i 10 - AlKlL m mtkmB sx m a iHririiw- tf vL 11 - TH3 13UK3QN NEW THE BQDBBQH HEVJS Eighteenth Year Established secor 1881 PAEIS K1 terwhite TUESDAY JULY 28 1898 eewks 5 ix - jJjUjJggijgnaBeggg truH-re- - Masters Sales T Forsyth sold urday for Master Commissioner E Dickson the following Auctioneer PERSONAL MENTION Sat- ¬ A M COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWSMAN p 4 i ifejsfcfc Assigned estate of E R Shinners Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At House and lot corner Eighth and The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Main to JLaviu Council for 5001 Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 House on Main now occupied by Mr J A WJson was in Cincinnati Laviu Cuuuexl vaa hold to J T yesterday SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance Hintcn 010 Mr and Mrs E E Exon are visit- ¬ 00 S2 00 Sixmouths Oneyear Two hoases adjoining the Laviu news costs yotj cant even get a rf Connell grocery were sold to Mia ing relatives in Cincinnati port from a gun free of chargf To make room for my Fall purchase whih will soon begin to MifcS Virgie Gaggs of Louisville is Kate Shiuutrs lor4G7G arrive I take this method of cleaning up all Summer goods sjuch as a guest ac Mr W A Hills t i i fy Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Stable on High occupied by TJ R iawns T xnuia T owii uimities UtieCK AiUSllDS Uurtam ri S Xinens linens r payable to the order of Champ Miller Mrs Johu V Ltle has returned Board in an was purchased by W F and Ducks for Skirts Summer Dress Goods Bed Quilts Sheets and from a visit to friends in Maysville Talbott tor 2026 cases Table Linen Odd Napkins Towels Hamburgs and Laces- WET WHEAT Miss Bessie Thomas has returned Two cottages on Lilleston avenue to from a visit to triemls at Mt Sterling 976 AU Eeon tny Buldiug Association We have machines that will are Mrs Nellie Weeks and children will be offered at low prices to lose Also one ease of Bleached Cotfors thoroughly clean and dry your Auctioneer Forsyth also sold for the viitiug Mis E T LJeediug at Millers at octs per yard OUR OWN SPECTAL BRAND not more than 2G wheat if thrashed wet Charges Master house and lot of Suerman burg yds to one customer A few Comforts and Blankets cairied over from Sdveis in Higgins sub division ro reasonable Miss Katie Russell left Saturday last season will he found on our Bargain Counters at reduced prices Amelia Wi liauis 105 J- - H HIBLER moruiag for a vioit to friends in Louis- ¬ CO 3w Remember the davs and - dates Positively all goods iro back to Wrights ville near Seveutem acres lceulttl Pllues Ul UIJ loiiowiug Monday will be court day station belonging to Sherman Stivers Mrs Emma Eastiu and children of subject to dower to Deposit B iuk for Newport die visiting relatives in the The Paris Elk Lodge will hold an 667 city important meeting to uight 529 Main St Paris Ky House belonging to heirs of John to Miss Mary Robinson has returned tt i urr FOUR splendid arches will be built in White colored ou Lhguhireer to J W Cynthiana at r a yiaic to Miss Mabel en- Lancaster at 3il Cincinnati in honor of the G A R House of Tdos Fisher in Ruddl s Hill campment Miss Rebecca Mayes of Tennessee Mills to D E Fisher for 174 72 ascen- ¬ Saxtons Band and the balloon Ingels n is the guet of her sister Mrs John Brick yard ol Sardinian O Lilleston avenue sion are attractive features of the A to Selby Lilleston Bowen to morrow TL W pic nic for 310 Mis Simms and daugnter Miss Everything in Our Sore will be offered regardless of Cost for the Lucy Simms lett Saturday morning for ArkansHS next 30 days and w mention just a few of the Bargains Have Dr C H Bowen the optician Auctioneer Forsyth sold Saturday for St Paul 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3c per yd Lieutenant Neville C Fisher of examine your eyes at A J Winters Lancaster Northcott agents for Mrs Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd Mr and Mrs Stout Leer and son Company I Second Kentucky VolunCos Thursday July 28th h use on Higgins returned yesterday from Olympian teers TJ S AV arrived Satmdujyqn a McCann Domestic Organdie Lawn best quality 10c per yd Chas Foley coloted had one of his avenue to Mike Tooliu for L076 Genuine French Organdie Lawns 18c per yd Jim short furlough He has grown a beard1 v Springs N off last night by the L arms cut 36iiSei Island Percales only Sc per yd his stay at Chiokauiauga and Miss Amanda Ratliff has returned since 16 yds of fine white Cambric White Duck Skirts full width for 50c yard eLgine at the Tenth street crossing makes a fine appearance in his uniform to Carlisle after a viit to Mrs Dunlap -Our finest Tapd Ladies Bleached Vesis for 100 at Frank Co s Mrs June Payne and Miss Mary N Howe at the Windsor Jonas Rucker formerly an L Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hoe for 10c School Ncvs dispatcher of this city is now manager daughter Purnell gave a charming whist party Mrs H A Power and Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c of the Postal Telegraph Companys Saturday from a Thursday evening at the home of their Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton oc The white Teachers Iustitnte of Alleeu arrived home father Judge W M Purnell The deco- ¬ office in Winchester Maysville We could give you columns of Bargains like these but space for Bourbon Co will convene at the High visit to relatives in rations were patriotic the five tables bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before purchasing Mrs Morris Garland of Millers being covered with fligs and the place See advertisement on another page of School buildiuii on the morning of elsewhere three fine Fayette county farms to be August 1st and will continue five days burg is visiting her sister Mrs A S cards having small flags attached The Handsome Picture given wnh 5 purchase sold publicly by the executors of the Prof Bvron King President of Kings Stout who has been quite ill players were Misses Etta aud Mamie School of Oratorv will be conductor Laura Tinndle Alice Conductors Sainl Bailey and Julius McClintock late P Scott Read the ad -Spears Louise Bashf rd Trace Swear Anv who wish to ioin the Institute for Herrick of the L N have returned mjgen Allie Bart Fantiie Mum Clara The ladies of Cane Ridge will give a thepurposeof beim benefited hv the from a pleasure trip to Mackinac Messis Wilmoth Mrs June Pa supper the nipht of Wedneoday July lewos in th Qf voice and elQu the Llewellyn Spears t has Daugherty MissSusie Norris who has been 27th lor church purposes and cordially thpir names thia rm ct of Mice Tl u Thru ii ji a Vina returned John Williams Thos Wilmoth Warren wi Admission twenty- - week tj the cQ mty superiutendent invite all friends Bacon Lyttleton Purnell W M to her home at Fern Leaf in Mason Jnodloe Cnas Friend Jake Spears J five cents prof King will give two enertainmeuts county Misses WE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID STOCK OP June Payne Walter Champ Jt nnie Kate Purnell and Bessie Hayues The Gibson House Com pan v at Cin- - at tlly conrt hous ou Tuesday and Mr W E Board is spending a few The asetts Thursday evenimrs A ig 2 and 4th days at Nicholasville with relatives punched the cards of the winners aud IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TR0USE8IN8S cinnati failed yesterday at eiht P0ie wil1 be miscella- - Mrs Board has been in that city for assisted in serving refreshments to the are SlOO000 and the liabilities 60000 players Landlord Horace Dunh ir president of neius and the other Shakpsperean several dajS 1 00 and 1 25 shir waists a j the company made an individual as Tickets will be on s de at Brooks drugof Helena Miss Agnes Lockwood store Aug 1st sigMment GO FRASK Arkansas will arrive to day to be the 50c A True Kitten Story Our Prices are lower tban any bouse in Central Kentucky wh35 A general fight occurred on the colgutstofMiss Rebecca Mayes at Dr quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL BIRTHS ored excursion from C nthiana to LouisThe pranks of young America are as John Bo wens on Pleasant street ville Sunday One uegro man was shot unubuil as the whims of the weather Mrs Chas Geffinger and daughlei The Advent Of Our Future Men And a woman almost beheaded another as the folio vving story will show and Women By Miss Jersey Geffinger of Harrodsburg a razor None of the fighting ex- ¬ way of divertieement the cth r day two are visiting relatives near Paris with In this city to the wife of Harry cursionists were from Paris Mitchell of Thoraton division a Paris children broke the hind legs of FJLTH MTSTtOTTA VT TATTOR Miss Chornie Hern is a member of - their kitten and threw it into a branch house party which is bing entertained daughter Prof R M Caldwell of MillersS E TIPTON Cutter In this city Frid ly morning to the burg will giye his elocuticoary and to drown Two neighbor children res- - by Misses Laura and Josie Hughes of wife of Mr George S Vardeu the musical entertainment at the Shawhau ued the kitten and set its legs in Frankfort Presbyterian Church Friday night splints Iiahort time it recovered Mrs Nannie Hall and Mrs D D druggist a daughter original owners demanded its Drnn of Columbus O who have been He supplements us interesting program and its OBITUARY with some interesting impersonations return so that they could break its guests at Mr Geo Davis left yesterday Upon being refused the elder for Beatt ville forelegs Admission twenty flve cents Respectfully Dedicated To The Memoiy child remarked Things have come to a Dr F L Lapsley will go to Estill f f The Dead A team of horses which ran away pretty pass when a fellow cant break John Runyau father of twenty three yesterday on Third street implicated six the legs of his own kitten when he Springs the latter part of the week to join his parents and sister and other living children died at the cottage in other two horse wagons in the mix up wants to relatives for a short stay at that popular which he began house keeping eighty J and caused Jacob IK Spears1 mare A en- ¬ Co T resort years ago in Pike county He had been i which was hitched arourod the corner on Kentuckys Advantages A bowling party will be given this married eeven times Main to jump into a break cart in front of Col Loving B Gaines the retiring evening in honor of Mrs John Bowen 8 There was little damage done of her AU 12 1 2 cent lawns at a President of the K P A spoke very j guests Mig8 Rebecca Mayes of Colum- o Thr W C T TJ of Muir will bold advisedly in his retiring address when bia Tenn and Miss Agnes Lockwood cts at Frank Cos We have in Kentucky the of Helena Arkansas their second gold medal declamatory he said There are eggs and eggs The egg contest Friday night at Antioch church biggest caves the fleetest horses the Dr D D Eads City Collector R K of yesterday looks feels measures and The proceeds will be used toward estab ¬ finest churches the best schools the McCarney W M Hinton Jr and At ¬ weighs like the egg of last mouth but lishing a school in the mountains of richest minerals the best sulphur water torney T E Moore Jr arrived home theres a difference in another respect Ad mission ten the most modest editors the best fed Eastern Kentucky They and that difference is worth money yesterday from Estill Springs 28r cents children under ten years old five preachers the fattest cattle the biggest reported a fiue crowd enjoying the de- ¬ Its just so with laundry The difference wheat shocks the largest tobacco fields cents between good work and poor is slight to lightful resort the biggest ears of corn the most the unpracticed discernment but irs a A brass band with eleven members Messrs Thompson Ware J W difference that counts every time Its diversified climate the most politics ASHIRT FRONT THAT AT ¬ been organized in this city and a has Brophy W A Hill Sr B F Buckley a difference that changes your laundry old the prettiest women and smartest babies band room will be rented over the TRACTS ATTENTION J as Kern W G Sweareugen W F bill from an exnense to an investment in the world We do good woikit will cost no more Louisville store The movement snouia JLttiuuiL vv aiiei Vjiaiit e vt vr vjbiuuci be liberally encouraged by subscriptions Good Results of Miss Schnecks Chain and Vairju Rogers attended couit at than poor work but its worth double by the exquisite perfectibiv f its the difference The Letter a good band as Paris should have Cynthiana yesterday Bourbon Stkah Laundry t color nnd finish is the one triatyoi wiU be taught by Prof Scull who band As a result of the many ten cent subMr E T Porter of the Lexington wear from the laundry work that is teaching the Cynthiana band Miss Lmder is recuperating at Estill Springs scriptions leceived through Raceland Jersey butter for is done here Cuff collrr kMvt or N excursion Sunday from Schnecks endless chain letter system a Mr Geo D Mitchell of this city who sale by Newton MitchelL The L Maysville to Lexington carried eight schooner lett Bath Maine Saturday has just returned from Mt Clemens J shirt waist id sent home Pooking--afifty Parisians with a cargo of 751 tons of ice bound Mich will go to Estill the latter part of hundred Mnysvillians and MRS LAUKA WEISHAUF fresh and perfect as- the new to Camp Corbin to witness the presenta- ¬ for Cuba A large consignment of the week for a tew days to join Mr Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights article and we are only too pleased tion of a handsome flag by the Mays lemons beets etc were also purchased Porter Celery Capsuled procured through the tnud Dr D D EadP R K McCarney that we can give gratification an fville citizeus to the Maysville Company with the Fourth Kentucky Regiment letters Reming- ¬ 1896 of the John N Davi3 and editor Win Murry Ind Sept 17 satisfaction to our patrons gJg felcj ETw HHitx 1398 ton of this city Mr and Mrs Harry The Wright Medical Co Fifty six Parisians spent the day in A Parisian Appointed Cincinnati Barnaw of Carlisle and Common- ¬ Columbus Ohio Franklin of Dear Frank Hallam late of this city has The new Board of Penitentiary Com- ¬ wealths Attorney Robt Estill Springs a box of Sirs Last spring I purchased Wrights Celery Capsules fnm f joined the army and is Second Sergeant missioners met at Frankfort Friday and Frankfort went over to L C Davenport druggist Bluffton BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Saturday evening for a short stay of the Third U S V Immune Regi- elected the wardens chaplains clerks Ind and used them tor stomach trouble ¬ Telephoas No 4 Messrs Ed Hutchcraft Will with which I had been afflicted for more battalion com- inspectors guards etc for the Frank- ¬ ment He is in the t r your Cap- ¬ manded by Major Gordon son of Gen fort and Eddyvile penitentiaries Mr AVomald and John Spears attended a than 15 years Since taking pain and my sules I have lost all trace of 3U Gordon The other members of W L Davis late postmaster in this1 dance last night given by Miss Anna stomach is entirely well I can eat any- TEETH EXTRACTED s the Hallam family are pleasantly located city was elected lumber inspector Switt Pendleton near Winchester at thing and can truthfully say that I have without pain ADMiNlSTHATQRS the daucing pavilion- - at the reservoir not felt better in years in Atlanta Rev Hallam is much imfour miles t torn the city An elegant Yours Respectfully NO COCANE NO GAS proved in health Storage For Grain luncheon was served Mrs Laura Weishauft in A simple application to the gums used debtedPToX ttttc indies of the Methodist Church I have storage capacity at my ware- ¬ Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 only by me arid acknowledged by the The Lexington Leader says The per box Send address on postal to the 1 Pase Settle With the Under- are making great preparations to serve houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for And easiest and 81gnea at once Thos negotiable warehouse Misses Cozine of West High street gave Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for public to ne me oestany holdiD dhtim A O U W which I will issue absolutely free from dinner to morrow at the after effects n nRl Hai H ripp1oTf TO1 T receipts and will guarantee the holder a very delightful party Friday evening trial size free They will Cateptionc treatment for painless proven as required by law pic nic at the fair grounds can borrow two thirds the market price in honor of their attractive guests to H C filling nowara attorney serve an excellent dinner including ices of the grain at the banks at seven per per Messrs Elmer Foote of Paris Minor and cakes for the small sum of thirty cent interest Storage one ent part Ransdall of S LILLESTON 8 00 Set of teeth Harrodsburg and William fractional cents The proceeds will be used bushel per month or for handling or five 4t 15 00 Upper and lower Adinr D Miller DecdU Evans Bozeman of Meridian Miss The thereof No charge held 50 cts up towards paying off a church debt Silver fillings their wheat sacks Parties who On July 11th my brown mare escaped Gold filliugH 100 up The LDuisville Times Saturday said dinner should be largely patronized last year were paid handsomely for so from Walter Boones pasture at Beech 5 00 Gold crowns doing Will pay New York or Balti- ¬ A merry party left yesterday after Ridge and strayed away She is about 50 cts Laminated Down Comforts more prices less the freight any time no n for a two weeka camping trip 12 years old 15 hands high has harness Painless extraction von wish to sell CO FRANK 175 Tho3e in the partj were Misses Mattie marks left shoulder sore she is shod all R B HUTCHCRAFT b mum o d s W 11 pay reason- ¬ Shadhurn Auna Simpson Carrie Fen round has light tail return or informa- ¬ able reward for her The next session of my sehoet wiH bs 821 Main St Paris Ky Dont use any other but Purity ley N dlie Hattie and Annie Greiner tion leading to recovery gin the first Monday in September I opp Court house flour from Paris Milling Co tell Ladies white silk end P K E izabcth Connell Paris aud Miss JEFF SCOTT 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 m Hours Dobb3 aud Messrs Jack Elgin Chas W L YERKE your grocer you want no other puff ties 25 cents at Price care Walter- - Boone Telephone 79 Uje tf Elizabeth Ky McFeiran Dr Eisenman George Sa Gos All grocers keep it j Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as iiss mail matter 1 ¬ Tarlton Henry Coliran MeClere Edward Giciner and Charlie Helming They Wrre chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Phil D Barbour Hon E M Dickson leaves this morning for a trip to Mackinac iss Jeanette Lvle of Danville is the guest of Mr and Mrs J A Ljle - Judge Harmon Stitt attended the Confederate re union last week at Atlanta Squire 8 F Harris who has been quite ill was able to be out driving yes- ¬ terday T t t hisses Louise ana mane jrarnsn will entertain a euchre club to morrow eveniug -- Mr Julian Howe gave a pleasant impromptu dance Friday evening at the Hotel Windsor in honor of his cousin Ratliffe of Carlisle Miss Amanda There were about thirty couples pres- ent Mrs J T Vansant entertoined at euchre Thursday night in honor of her sister Miss Bessie Edgar of Tuscaloosa Ala The prizes were won by Mr Chas B Dickson Miss Elizabeth Hazelrigg Frankfort and Mr John Brenuan Mr and Mrs John Bowen have is- ¬ sued invitations for a gerraan to be given Thursday evening at Odd bellows Hall in honor of their guests Miss Rebecca Mayes of Columbia Tenn and Miss Agues Lockwood of Helena MIT SUMMER CLEANING TJP SALE T G TUCK o JTi Thursday Friday and Saturday August 18th 19th and 20th 1 Ladies Muslin Underwear c 1 rl rps W vil sacrifice ¬ 1 lc i i J D CONDON I 1 - ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER ¬ ¬ i J Winters of this city have gaged the services an eminent optician to be is at their storeon the secondand last Thursday each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac tion uaii m ana have your eyes tested free cnarge Next visit will be Thursday July 1898 ¬ S s - -- The Bourbon Steam Laundry I ¬ JB ¬ -- ¬ NOW I I I bu -- lU Sf1 Mare Straved 4 j SCHOOL HOTICE v j P d t - M 6 THE BOUEBON NJEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY JULY 26 1898 had cut befSveen the lionseand the A RESCUE AT SEA An Old Fishing Schooner THE BOURBON NEWS I Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by lEditors und wot Filler IN HARVEST TIME Jn the sultry July weather I When the sun is warm and high Gfeam the harvest fields in beauty To the idle passer by i I i Fill with music all the air While the harvesters are toiling In the fields so bright and fair Just beyond the rioened wheat field Stands the green and tasseled corn High erect and glowing brighter In the cool and shady morn By the dusty wayside thickly Goldenrod in splendor blooms Lingers too some lone sweet wild rose Eer it fades away to doom In the pasture by the wayside Peaceful cows contented lie Underneath the spreading shade tree Or wander to the brook near by In the neat and cozy farmhouse Busy wives the meals prepare Humming smiling and now glancing Oer the harvest field so fair For the food they are preparing Fit for any king would seem With the rolls of golden butter And abundant rich sweet cream Now the golden sun is setting And the busy day is done Happy har esters are wending To their peaceful quiet homes M Catherine Weiser in the Minneapolis Housekeeper And the hummings of the reapers land leaving it on an island Toward the close of the day he saw that the flood had spread on both sides of the canyon so as to entirely cover the roads which followed the stream Kittj s mother would have to take a roundabout road through the country and could not possibly reach home that night Later he saw a farmer passing on the other side of the new channel The man caught sight of Jack and hailed him Youd better get outjf that Why shouted Jack Works above giving way 24 FASHION FANCIES - The Best War Xews Sea in n Terrific Storm to Save a Steamers Crew Pats Ont t Novelties in Gowns and Millinery That Are Now PopulnrTvlth the Ladies Been The Hero of a Flood ACK was a boy who had Wl ii -- 1 ft if F r it lo fe r FS- - from nobody knew how and no- ljodv knew where It was known from things he had dropped in conversation that he had come with a party across the plains and that in the course of the long- weary journey his mother had died It was guessed that 3iis father must have cast off and forsaken the boy as an undesirable bur den All the summer he had been hanging about the different small ranches in ihe neighborhood living as best he ould by what he received for chores and odd jobs and sleeping in sheds or beside a staek of sweet alfalfa hay but in the lovely California climate Jack happy in the light heartedness of boyhood thought it no hardship Winter was approaching however with its heavy rains and chilly nights asked It was a bad job said Martin one Kittys safe and well day gazing at the slight foundation How was it asked Jack easrerly I hadnt ought to built of his house The house was carried away so near the canyon But the land was Must a been when the raft got so good I thouirht Id save all I could away from me commented Jack Or of it for the fruit trees That comes with me I guess I hung onto it of bein too savin Yes If you hadnt you wouldnt a Never mind said his wife were been here now And far down the igoin to build belter next spring Yes Its been a good year and Im tio end thankful for it But I must say I wish wed got through the rains all safe 1 guess me an Jackll bank up agood bit this week The first rain had come not a very long or cold one as would be the case In the winter Jack still slept in a shed and Mrs Martin was troubled about it but the tiny house seemed ito afford no corner not already filled so she was obliged to content herself with giving him such bedding as she could spare and with Jacks laughing assurance Its good enough for bet folks n me ter As the leisure season was now on Mr Martin was glad to hear of government works going on some miles tlistant above him a reservoir beinir built to hold the overflow of water with a view to storing it for irrigation of the lower lying lands In addition to the promise of security to his house it gave opportunity for getting work of which many of the poorer ranchers THERE CAME A RUSH AND A ROAR were glad to avail and the house Id rather like you to stay about stream all alone in caughtragin stuck She waters them while Im gone Jack he said and the in night ready said boys heart swelled with pride as he tears the weakness comingJackhis eyes to of 1 want von to look after added things Fiu sure youll do it good and at the thought Yes the babjr They says the good faithful God sends his angels to guard em Another long rain set in Every day Jack and Ill always believe it Well Jack banked jip his good and faithjust in the early mornin it had ful best but as the canyon slowly cleared up and the sun was shinin1 filled after the long summer drough banks was each morning dismayed at the bright and men along the down waa watchin things that come she inroads made by the water lifted ip her head and the sun lit on Jack said Mrs Martin one morn her that you always said was ing Im gettin a lit t Io uneasy at the just curls sunshine Jack and they like way things looks seen her and went out It was a hard Im feelin that way myself agreed pull but they did it The house was Jack who had just come in with dis wrenchin most all to pieces and O may in his heart from a look at things Jack If you hadnt a set the cradle outside out onto theorehno one ever would Ive a great mind to go over to V thought o soing out there Neighbor Davidsons to ask if they Mr Martin built his new out wont let us stay with em for a few of reach of the water and house was in it tlays till the next time Martin comes found plenty of room and comfort for borne I hate to stay without him Jack San Francisco Examiner Couldnt I go asked Jack Testing Them Well Id rather ask it myself But Alexander Hamilton when slavery I dont quite know what to do about Kitty Its too far to carry her even existed to a limited extent on Man hattan island bought a slave for the if you went to help me Leave Kitty with me Shell stay purpose of emancipating him At the first meeting of the Emancipation soall right wont you Kitty ciety of the city of New York HamilKitty replied with a crow and a ton attended at the request of Laspring into his outstretched arms Thus encouraged Mrs Martin soon fayette who desired to become an horn Gentlemen said after breakfast took her departure orary member Hamilton coming straight to the saying in anxious tones Watch in token our sincerity let them banks well Jack And I know point person hereof emancipate every youll be real good and careful with The members were astonished now Kitty Ill be back early this- even- application of this severe test at the Not one ing was willing to submit to it Hamilton An hour later Jack wished with all seeing bis heart that Kitty was with her general that his proposition met with disapproval took his hat and another as he went out to resume the left the building Youths Companion constant work of banking up At once he saw that a new condition of LilUe Li I grli tiling had set in The house near the things A man was praising his wife as all canyon stood on a kind of knoll the men ought to do on proper occasions ground on the land side of it sinking Shes as womanly a woman as evei slightly The water in the stream was was he said but she can hammer higher than he had before seen it and nails like lightning Thats remank 2ie now noted with alarm that at a able said a listener Yes sir said short distance above the house some the first speaker You know lightof It had left the min channel and ning never strikes twice in the same turning into the low shifting sands place Youths Companion - turned up ¬ ¬ hours and weakening for the last letting out the water When they go theyll carry everything before em What should he do How could he best care for Kitty Il get the barn door and float her over The water aint runnin swift yet Then Ill carry her wherever her mother is 1 can do it if I stop to rest by the way Jack worked as he had never worked before The barn was a rude structure but it required more than the strength of a boy easily to get the door off the hinges He tugged and hammered until quite out of breath but at length had the pleasure of seeing his frail bark moored as close to the door of the house as he could get it Ill move her out onto the porch Then while I fix things he decided things should go sudden I could if grab her It was hard work getting the bulky thing through the narroAV door but Jack accomplished it taking one more affectionate glance at the quiet little sleeper as he quickly turned to other things As he did so there came a rush and a roar The slight raft tipped under his feet and he was thrown over re ceiving a violent blow on the side of the head against the edge of a board In a moment he was half stunned the next a plunge into the water recalled his dizzy senses With a desperate grasp he clung to the raft as he was lifted whirled buffeted swiftly car ried on Before he had time to think or utter a despairing cry he was far from the cottage and the precious treasure he would have guarded so carefully It was two weeks before Jack opened his eves to a clear view of anything Mrs Martin was sitting beside him and he made a strong effort to straighten out in his confused mind the various things suggested by the sight of her face Wheres Kitty he at length ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ launched the two remaining boats the next morning at daylight crowded into them and left the wreck Ever drenched ever bailing for dear life in momentary peril of capsizing becoming more numbed and discour aged drifting further from land fall ing off into deeper troughs of the heaving seas the poor men finally gave up hope for survival was only a question of minutes or at most oi hours Ac that crisis when the tempest was at its height out of the sgud the seas and the foam out of the hurricane there appeared a savior The 52 frozen men thought the materialization a miracle A few days before when the gale was rising the George S Boutwell a fish ing schooner from the port of Gloucester anchored in a little sheltered spot called Seal cove The Boutwell was launched in 1809 and had been racked and tossed since the day of her birth She was old and feeble and her skipper Zacharie Surette was easing her up the coast She had been creeping from shelter to shelter escaping the winter storms When this flurry arose Capt Surette congratulated himself on his own safety for the vessel was light and to risk her in such a storm was sheer suicide and he knew it During a lull in the blow the keeper of the North Head light noticed the steamer grinding on the The Boutwell was the only rocks vessel within 20 miles or more The keeper ran down to the cove jumped into a frail dinghy and rowed out with great danger to himself and told the captain what he had seen There was not an instants hesitation among skipper and crew Dont wait to haul her up boys Buoy that anciior Sharp now Lash the jumbo down Three reefs in her mainsail and let her go Not a man on deck but knew it might be his last voyage It was bad enough A single cross sea loaded but light would open her ancient seams An unpropitious comber might sweep her clean A chance squall would heave the light thing down But Capt Surette the same man who played his grim joke on the life boat crew stood b his wheel and regardless of the old vessels groans and protesta t ions whipped her on He was as care- ¬ less of the punishing elements as the soldier who furiously amid shrapnel spurs his jaded horse into the en¬ ¬ ledge Grand Manan After futile attempts to save themselves in the howling gale the crew numbering 52 sou the night of December 31 1S96 Black and white hats are all the the British steamer Warwick from raere Glasgow to St John IsT B drove at The old rose so fashionable a short full speed against the Yellow Muii time ago is once more in favor On ¬ ¬ taffeta make a most attractive gown just now - Grenadines in black over colored ¬ ¬ ¬ mer fashions Tan cloths with zouaves of applique lace over pink and orange will be much worn this summer Dark red taffeta trimmed with and salmon pink is one of the striking effects in spring gowns Some of the prettiest shirt waists are made of a new washing fabric of silk and linen with cords running apple- Blue black and brown coverts will hold their own place among the sum- ¬ -green through it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Steadily blown to leeward at sea the two boat loads made preparations Suddenly the Boutwell to perish like a huge gull bore down upon them emys trenches ¬ iSiS ¬ ls hands and shouting madly It took 2io little seamanship to shoot up near the first boat which but for its air tanks would have long since swamped Itopes with slip nooses were thrown and the men one after anci her were drawn to the Boutwells deck aud Im mediately stowed below Then came another three mile battle for the sec- ¬ ond boat and another rescue that is simple enough to mention but hard to accomplish and describe Now the Boutwell never before so laden with her 52 saved on board made a desperate fight to get under the lea shore and for safety 12 miles away Her-¬ bert D Ward in Century ¬ ¬ Fearing she would go by not know ing that she came to save the men in the boats stood up extending their ¬ Pineapple gauze pretty and cool and in soft delicate colors for summer wear comes of course from the Philippines Trlumpii In Photographic Art A pretty gown suitable for spring outings is of white broadcloth having Thf Carbon Photograph will stand a crimson vest fastened with brass the test of time aud atmosphetic in buttons fluences Made in all sizes and is dur ¬ -- Patriotic gowns are of blue the able The ltrenr as is always preserved seams strapped with red with red in minutest dttail and can be made epaulets on the shoulders a red cap from any old pictnre 1 iuvite all who are and a visor and of course brass but- ine interested in large pictures to exam ¬ this wonderful picture before giving tons your orders for any copying aud enlarg Figured silk skirts which have been ing of old pictures 1 make your sit worn so much with shirt waists are tings free when you deire a large no longer in style and must be laid picture from life and guarantee satisVery respaettully aside by the fashionably dressed wom- faction L Grinxan Artist en 29mar tf Paris Ky Bayadere stripes are the fashionable thing in silks now and are much worn This is another case where the grandmas step from the frame on the wall A novelty in millinery this season will be the decoration of hats with real butterflies which are treated in a manner that causes the insects to re tain their original luster PAYS FOE 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Daughter AT the flags used by the United States Millicent What possessed 3ou to renavy are made at the Brooklyn navy fuse Mr Broadacres yard The work is mostly done by wom- ¬ Einma He offered me a ring which he en Each flag has 90 stars 45 on each bought from one of my fathers com side petitors Jewelers Weekly ¬ ¬ Why come to think of it we didnt find any did we Charley Boston To Clean Paint TO THE FARMEHS OF BOURBON One of the best methods of cleaning ordinary paintwork is to employ whit- ¬ COUNTY As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence Co I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the market It is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville Ar Louisville 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 7S5an 345pm 911am 680pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm ¬ farmers who have had the Page Fence in use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put up the best Chicken Fence on the market If you are needing any lence give me call h Trains marked thus ran daily ex ¬ cept Sunday other trsins run daily Through Sleepers between Louisvillev Lexington and New Yoik without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations oi any information call on rGioRGE w Barney Lftxinston Agent L F B Carr N R ft 0 W MILLJ5R Agent i jujv irasa Agent Park Ky V Kj m Paris Ky rB wya - THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KT TUESDAY JULY 26 1898 E vfr5mm rs iV 4 snArauui i a f i p i a ii i ixia iw f A Philippine Heroine DONT MOVE ON A SATURDAY One of the Philippine insurgent leaders is woman A Matter of Great Importance Which This Is the Advice o a 3Ian Who Has a beautiful She has whose life seems to be charmed often rushed bravely into Had Some Expensive Is Ignored Far Tot Often by the very teeth of death from guns and can- REST FOR MILK COWS 3Iaay Dairymen SK ILL OF DOCTOR Fifteen Years of Suffering - Experience ¬ ¬ non SOWING TEE SEED Cow io Malic tlif Good Roads Agita ¬ tion Yield Permanent and isfactory Results Sat ¬ A dozen years ago when the good roads agitation was started and the early workers began to sow the seed that they hoped would bring forth fruit a hundredfold they had the ex¬ perience that always falls to the lot of the sower some seed fell upon good ground some fell where there was lit- ¬ tle depth of earth some fell among thorns and others by the wayside It was not expected that all seed could be sown on good land nor that all which should be sown would spring it up to bear r uit In such an undertak- ¬ Unless to supply milk for household ing it was more than ever necessary use in winter there is little advantage T in milking the cows that calved in the spring longer than January of the fol lowing year From eight to twelve weeks with comparatively little grain feed will leave the cow in better con dition for next year than will crowding her stomach with grain so as to force milk production until near the time her next calf is due to be dropped This last will possibly increase the milk flow when the cow springs her bag for the coming calf and thus cause gar get which is an evil that the best milk ers are likely to suffer from Until near the time of parturition the cow should be fed enough giain to make her gain in flesh But for two weeks before she calves this grain ieed should be withheld lest it stimulate the milk flow too much After the calf is a week old and the danger of Inflamma tion has past the grain feeding may be resumed taking car not io feed grain in such quantities as to fatten the cow rather than increase her milk flow ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ we think a fault of some of the best breeds of milkers that they can- ¬ not be easily dried off even when they approach the time for dropping their calf An interval of at least a month and six weeks is still better should be left to the cow in which she should have an entire rest Milk is not good for food for varying periods before parturition depending much on the age and condition of the cow and the kind of food she receives and digests A cow hin in flesh may require eight or even ten weeks rest before beginning milk ¬ ing again While we believe that young heifers after their first calf should be kept in milk until within a month or six weeks before the next calf is due it is rather to get them into the habit of long milking than because the small amount they give will be worth the extra feed and labor required to secure It is There are lots of mysterious things about letting tenement houses said I am not superstiCol J T Small tious but I would no more let a house on Saturday than I would set fire to it In all the 20 or 30 years I have been letting tenements no one ever moved into a house of mine on Saturday who didnt cause me some trouble It used to happen again and again till at last I got on to the freak of fortune and stopped it Once a man moved into one of my houses late Sat J urday night The next day he died and I had to give his family three months rent Another time the house caught fire while a family was getting into gear on Sunday after moving in on Saturday Sometimes the f amity that moves in on Saturdays has scarlet fever sometimes the wife dies of con- ¬ sumption or some other wasting dis- ¬ ease plays havoc among his tribe The other day not many months ago anjway a man came to me on Friday and wanted to hire a house He wanted it the worst kind and when he said that I asked him when he intended ¬ live so long that their lives soem charmed also but the only charm about it is that but has never been wounded Frequently we see people in this country who they keep up their strength and vitalize their blood with that celebrated remedy Hostetters Stomach Bitters A Theres one thing dear George she wrote that you mustnt forget Stand on tiptoe when those great guns go off and stuff your ears full of cotton Dont forget the cotton when you pass through the south Get two bales while you are about it And dear George rubbed his ears and wondered what she meant Cleveland Plain Dealer ¬ Liheral Supply Needed a I thought I should surely die91 the severity of the disease or the prompt and perfect cure performed by Dr Ayers Pills Similar results occur in every case where Dr Ayers Pills are used Theyv helped me right away is the common expression of those who have used th em Here is another testimony to the truth of this statement A powder to be shaken into the shoes At this season your feet feel swollen nervous and hot and get tired easily If you have smarting feet or tight shoes try Allens Foot Ease It cools the feet and makes walking easy 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 25c Trial package FREE Ad dressAllen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y ¬ Try Allens Foot Ease to move said he Then 3rou cant have one of my nal houses said I and all the folks who Wheat 40 Cents n Busnei The were present laughed at me How to grow Avheat with big profit a To morrow She told me her heart and hand were priceless Whit did you ay I told her I would go off somewhere and wait until she sent me word that they Indianapolis Jour- ¬ were marked down 3Iarkel Fluctuations When the stomach begins to fail in its duties other organs speedily become affected in sympathy and life is simply a burden almost unbearable Indigestion and dyspepsia are so common that only the sufferer from these diseases knows the possibilities of misery that inhere in them Atypical example of the sufferings of the victim of indigestion is furnished in the case of John C Pritchard He went on for fifteen years from bad to worse In spite of doctors he grew constantly weaker and thought he would die He got well however and thus relates his experience For fifteen years I was a great sufferer from indigestion in its worst forms I tested the skill of many doctors but grew worse and worse until I became so weak I could not walk fifty yards without having to sit down and rest My stomach liver and heart became affected and I thought I would surely die I tried Dr J C Ayers Pills and they helped me right away I continued their use and am now entirely well I dont know of anything that will so quickly relieve and cure the terrible sufferings of dyspepsia as Dr Ayers Pills John C Pritchard Brodie War- I formerly suffered from indigestion and weakness of the stomach but since X began the use of Dr J C Ayers Pills v I have the appetite of the farmers boy am 46 years of age and recommend all 4 who wish to be free from dyspepsia to take one of Dr Ayers Pills after dinner till their digestive organs are in good order Wm Steinkb Grant Neb Dr Ayers Pills offer the surest and swiftest relief from constipation and all its attendant ills They cure dizziness nausea heartburn palpitation bad breath coated tongue Jiervousness sleeplessness biliousness and a score of other affections that are after all only the signs of a more deep rooted disease You can find more information about Dr Ayers Pills and the diseases they have cured in Ayers Cure- ¬ book a story of cures told by the cured ren Co N C This book of 100 pages is sent free en This case is not extraordinary either in request by the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass Use It to follow the example which nature sets and sow with wanton bountyrin order that here and there some might take root In namres economy provision to guard against loss and prevent failure is made with a lavish hand and thousands of blossoms and seeds are blown hither and thither to every one that rests in good soil and germinates It was thus with the doctrine of better roads When that gospel began lo be preached ir fell upon a few willing ears some received it with joy and profited by it Many more who heard it were heedless and indifferent they listened were interested for the moment and then forgot it all Then there were many more who would not hear or who hearing would not understand Lastly there were those who rebelled at Ihe doctrine who an tagonized it who controverted it and who sought in every way to refute it Nevertheless the gospel of good roads continued to be preached with unremitting zeal until everyone had heard or had the opportunity to hear it Into many sectionsof the country it penetrated slowly and the receptivity of mind of those who heard it varied widely The majority aroused themselves but slowly to a realization of its truths It was line upon line precept upon precept here a little and there a little the same truth rcpeatca and reiterated in a thousand ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ROAD AT COOLBAUGH PA American Cultivator People Come from a Long Distance to BUTTER IN BOXES Putting tive Paekasros Is a Very Proiit- able Investment Up Dairy Products Sn Attrac- - An even inferior goods while an attractive package and superior goods make a combination that is simply ir Successful shippers oi resistible many kinds of farm products have found out the truth of this and are profiting by it Of two articles oi THE SECRET OF GOOD LOOKS equal merit the public will always buy the more attractive gooda There A Good Complexion Will Make a Per ¬ son of Ordinary Features Beau ¬ are two reasons for putting up butter in the form shown in the cut One is tiful Hotv to Get It at- that in this shape it is exceedingly As a rule women wash their faces ¬ ¬ attractive package often sells known it to fail A Positive Proof Well he wanled to know If I cared War Photographer Business with me is Teacher Now can any ot you give any developing How is it with you if he nroved a few things on Saturday proofs Amof your own that the world is not munition Manufacturer booming I SMITH Traffic Mnnnffor I I K K Its if he wouldnt go in with his f amity till Hat Xonc Island City Now fork Town Topics thank you Monday I said no I didnt care but Little Tommy Please sir if it was you as for his sleeping there Sunday and could see the north pole with a telescope fuck Saturday nights 1 wouldnt let him So he went away promising and I To Cure a Cold in One Day vow if that fellow didnt move all his Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All things in on Saturday and slept there druggists refund money it it fails to cure 25e Saturday night And inside of a week the factory where he worked was No worder so many bank clerks go away all burned to the ground and he lost his becauseL theyW have such chequc ered careers A Bulletin job and was out of work for months He owes me rent now and hes the last We have not been without Pisos Gire for man who will ever move into one of Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrel ior inlants ana UHildren Camp St Harrisburg Pa May 4 94 in my houses on Saturday I suppose the undertying principle One reason why it pays to be honest is Use of it all is that a man who will observe because there is less competition along that and keep holy the Sabbath will not line L A W Bulletin For move Saturday because he knows he Your account is a good round sum said must do some work on Sunday and a the grocer Signature you dont Thirty Years man who will never give his landlord square the circle you A tlinkBulletin could W L any trouble is the man who will not w The Kind You Have Always Bought break the Lords day THt MARKLTS Mora Dont move on Saturday THE CENTAUR COMPANY 77 MURRAY STREETNCW YORK CITY Cincinnati July 25 Lewiston Me Journal IS1-A-N- tenant laughed too but I stuck it out I wouldnt let him move in oa Satur doy I should expect the deuce to pay if you did it I said for I have never cents and samples of Salzers Red Cross Bushels per acre Winter Wheat Rye Oats Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for 4 cents postage JOHN A SALZER SEED CO La Crosse Wis k 40 80 Oh mamma born after all Qneerel Himself I fear the duke is not high- ¬ We were talking of the mooted Anglo I American alliance and he said something about our common blood Indianapolis Journal ¬ Why Maud m north shore Send 6 eta in stamps for Long Isiani an illustrated descrip- ¬ tive book 4t cte for Scmmer Homes a book describing hotels and boardinc on LONG ISLAND houses on LOSG and 5c I for UNIQUE LONG ISLAND an illustrated book to H M By tho Ocean on the south shore or the wooded Sound on the n ¬ Jjfflfv jmAr r m LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS Select butchers CALVES Pair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers LAMBS Light shippers SHEEP -- Choice 2 75 4 00 5 75 3 20 3 75 3 70 3 35 3 75 4 40 6 25 3 70 3 85 3 15 3 85 G IgftlTTER IpSilis eg too frequently It is far from being the best way to clean the face more especially where rain water cannot be procured That may be used quite f requentty but soap should not be applied oftener than -- FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 rednew No3red - Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 HAY- - 5 85 3 15 g 10 3 35 74 2 35 27 41 iSmimj m a DAINTY BUTTER PACKAGES tractive and the other is that such ways At first a consideration of the objects and advantages of permanent highways is relied upon to arouse interest and show what can be gained by instituting a course of improvements This part of the subject may he handled in a thousand wavs and be repeated oer and oer It is a pre ¬ liminary and all important step When interest is aroused an investiga tion of the conditions that actually obtain reveals much that is surpris ing nnd the character of improve ments that should be made then sug¬ gests itself Then follows a compari son of methods of construction and systems of care and repair together Farmer with the cost of the same and finally GRASS IN ORCHARDS m examination of the ways and means or the most just and equitable Tlicre Are Some Circuuihtaaeca In manner of apportioning the expense Which Its Presence Will luall The work is all new to our country Prove Iteneiicial nnd experience elsewhere can onty eerve as a partial guide to a large Only b experience and stud3 can a exteut we must work out the problem for ourselves This requires time and man know how to apply the general pntience and no little experiment It rules of farming There is no one rule njpds courage and determination and that will apply in all cases It is gen true that keeping an orchard as the work moves on step by step it eral free of grass and well cultivated is a must continue that persistent agitation of ever phase of the subject by which means of increasing its fruitfulness alone its important can be brought Yet even this rule will not work well in all cases A great deal will depend home to ever3one L A W Btilletin on the soil and the fertility in it on the trees and their habits of growth and HINTS FOR DAIRYMEN so on To set out a young orchard and Cleanliness in packing and deliver- begin to cultivate it and fertilize heav ruin of it Dur ing bespeaku neatness and taste and ily would often be the the life of an or years of ing the first helps to sell it The breaking of heifers to milk chard it is often desirable to have the should be done by a very careful and trees grow very slowly In some soils this end is easily attained by leaving level headed person the soil in its natural state even with A cow that is heated or worried will no grass cover the the not milk well and her milk will not being perhaps low fcrtilit3r ofrich soil But in a soil make good butter must be used to prevent other means A healthy cow in a good condition the trees from feeding too grossly A genraily makes better colored butter cover of grass will help to do this Not than one in a poor condition only will the roots take up part of the Sunlight fresh air and hot water are fertilit3 in the ground but also part oi the cardinal factors in cleanliness the moisture What is left will proe One of the standard doctrines of mod- enough to give the trees all the growth ern dai ry practice is that disinfectants they should have Of course cten this can never take the place of simple old will depend on 1he j ear being an or fashioned cleanliness dinary one While grass is a good Do not be frightened if your cows thing to keep out of most orchards it are large eaters for it is a pretty sure will thus be found to be beneficial un indication that they have something der sdrne circumstances Farmer All Review of value to give you in return that you can induce the cow to eat and Better results will be secured if no digest above that needed for support Rural runners are allowed on the strawber will go directly to profit ry plants the first year World ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ package is most conveniently carried home by the purchaser without the risk of melting the butter by the warmth of the hand in holding the package The prints are made in the fiat four square form and are wrapped in parchment paper Each pound print is then slipped into the paper box the flap closed and the butter is ready for the customer On the outside of the box in dainty colored lettering should be the name of the dairy farm producing the goods with the head oi a mild eyed Jersey or Guernsey cow or a bit of clover to suggestively or nament the package A reputation for the butter one makes can thus be established Such boxes cost about half a cent each all printed when bought by the thousand Orange Judd ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ three times a week Pure imported CHICAGO 4 25 castile soap such as surgeons use FLOUR Winter patents 4 10 AVheat No 2 U 78 should be given the preference Jse GR AIN 3 Chicago springred 90 79 No 34 ir at night onty and with hot water CORN No 2 34 24 OATS No 2 then rinse the face with clear cold PORK Mess 9 0 9 85 water 5 52 5 50 In the morning cold water LARD Steam should be used in preference to hot NEW YORK 4 25 4 10 If you do not have rain water throw a FLOUR Winter patent 85 85 2 red pinch of powdered borax into the wash WHEATNoNomixed 2 394 CORN 40 bowl but use it sparlngty if your skin RYE 27 OATS is more alkaline than acid You can PORK Mixed 10 50 10 00 Newmess 5 87 discover this by wiping your face with LARD Western litmus paper when you are perspiring BALTIMORE COO SCO Blue litmus paper turns red when it FLOUR Family No 2 81 805 GRAIN Wheat 7G touches an acid and the red paper 82 Southern Wheat 38 Mixed turns blue when exposed to an alkali i Corn No 2 white 33 32 Oats On no account must you use soap on 45 Rve No 2 western 4 70 4 40 your face except with rain water CATTLE First quality 4 50 4 40 Soap in hard water forms a scum HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS which even though quite invisible GRAIN Wheat No 2 75 clogs the pores oten causing pimples Corn No 2 mixed 31i 25 Oats No 2 mixed and blackheads and always giving the LOUISVILLE skiri a faded appearance Throw awa3 400 375 FLOUR Winter patent powders washes pomades lotions of GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 72 70 36 Corn Mixed every description Without doubt 27 Oats Mixed Ihere are some very good preparations PORK Mess 10 50 5 37V on the market but how are 3ou to LARD Steam know that you are using the one that best suits your skin A skin that is PEBIODS OF PAIN distinctly acid requires very different preparations from one that is alkaline It is not generally known that it is Menstruation the balance wheel of ihe action of the sun on the natural womans life is also the bane of existoils of the skin that causes tan and ence to many because it means a time of sunburn If a healthy woman couhi great suffering keep this oil wiped off as it accumu While no woman is entirely free from lates she might always have a pretty periodical pain it does not seem to have complexion provided so much friction been nadid not irritate the skin One reason tures plan why the skin on the body is so much that women nicer than that on the face is that the otherwise clothing supplies the friction neces healthy sary to keep the pores of the skin from should suffer clogging Finaity if you want a nice so severely complexion you must take plenty of LydiaE Pink-sleep in a well ventilated roorn stop hams Vege worrying bathe frequently and per table ComB4e5 rJCvy spire a little every day No lotion is pound is better than perspiration but it mW the most not be allowed todry on the skin thorough fe F Euphema Woods in Womans Home male regula ¬ ¬ Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mes Pork Lird Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLESNew southern POTATOES New per bbl -- Rye No 2 9 75 10 50 5 25 12 51 lAEMBftRQBJM 5 REOUiBES NO C00X1K0 2 75 1 G5 18J 3 00 175 MES COLLARS AND MDVi I IPOI HO i SwOT21 OF THIS STARCH VIltL CO OF ANY OTHER STARCH ruuiM Wlrl RH55P AMJ KCE uiiiurui hLu PUUCTifULn JCStPCUHD KvKrnKHVI5iftFvHAvrHCQyii93 f nrHNRiNGPRRKGCO n w 3 li - FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of four ¬ SSpsP SmiLi gToa2 iLda 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in The subjects are the manner specified exact reproductions of the American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as Plaque is bordered with a band of gold American Wild Ducks life Each ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute low To All pnrchapers of threo 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand aro entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer ono of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not bo sent by mail They can bo obtained only from your grocer lit Tie Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short timo only ¬ wiNlllliF TH e Omaha IS REACHED DIRECT BY THE If you are attend wliat you can ill afford ilPjPCS IjngSSgto miss going to WE offer SUPERIOR and it will bo yon win find Exposition EQUIPMENT PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEMG CARS ¬ ¬ Companion rvliPyFi tor known to S x Ell E mm CARE nly LiftE Direct to the Grounds Agent for further particulars this the best line to take reclining seats free and the W E Prsheninpr Rusty Dress Material ¬ ¬ When black materials begin to look gray or rusty brighten them by sponging on the right side with equal parts of alcohol and water and while damp jron on the wrong side Mud will often leave a stain which may be removed with naphtha after it has been allowed to become thoroughly dr3 Black silk warp goods will shine as they wear and expose the silk threads this shine may be partly removed by sponging with Rlcohol and water though it will likely return if it does the silk must be re ¬ ¬ dyed Colored cashmere serge al- ¬ batross etc may be cleaned by sousing In a fluid composed of one dessertspoon- ¬ ful of beef gall to a pailful rjf warm water use less gall in the rinsing A ater dry in a shady place and iron on the wrong side when nearly dry with a moderately hot ironv Emmft M Hooper in Ladies Home Journii medical sci ence Itjelieves the condition that pro- ¬ duces so much discomfort and robs men- ¬ struation of its terrors Here is proof Dear Mrs Pinkham How can I thank you enough for what you have done for me When I wrote to you I was sufferiner untold pain at time of menstruation was nervous had head- ¬ ache all the time no appetite that tired feeling and did not care for anything I have taken three bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound one of Blood Purifier two boxes of Liver Pillsand to day I am a well person I would like to have those who suffer know that I am one of the many who have been cured of female complaints by your wonderful medicine and advice Miss Jenihe R Miles Leon Wis If you are suffering in this way write as Miss Miles did to Mrs 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the south ¬ ¬ f hot mm fH The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 9K 0000 CURED i V Nothing can bo more demorahziue to young or iniddlc agcl men than the pres ence or tlie o nightly losses They produce weakness nervousne s aieelniir of disgu- vn a Tvholo train of pymptoms They unct man lor business married No matter life and social hnppincs whether caused by evil habits in youth natural weakness or sexual excesses our New iicthja Treatment wil positively cure you - ft I I NO CURE MO PAY Reader yen nee 1 hcln Early abuse or later cmsji uay have weakened you Exposuie be c disease 1 you You are not sAc till cured Our New lethod will cure you You run no risk fl at Wj i lv 1 and hagip I fc ncr jus and ex- i Decide ijrgeri i morose uuauit i and despondent Kolches arl pmple sunken eyes wrinkled fice tooping form and downcact countenance reveal the blight of your existence -- 250 t CURE irrite o Tounir Man You nre fecblo II6 if 5 i fa ft a r - Iiji7 serious yc case may No lrnt hip- - u may hn had it our be or h KEW JMEiLtOl lltEYTMENT will cure it The worny veins return to their normal condition and hence the sexual organs receive proper nourish- ¬ ment The organs become vitalized all unnatural drams or lofces cease and manly powers leuiru Xo temporary benefit luc a permanent cure assured NO criil NO PAY NO OPERA ¬ TION NE ErARY NO DETEN ¬ TION FROM BUSINESS WflUkL t fa P l CURES GUARANTEED y and cme MPHILIS EMISSIONS IM POTENCY STRlCrritE VARICOCELE SEMI NAL BLADDER AND KID- ¬ NEY uiseices CONSULTATION liMOKfl FREE FREE CHARGES MODERATE If unable to call write for a QUESTION BLANK for HOME TREATMENT GLEET We keit LES Kennedy 6 Kergan 122 W FOURTH ST CINCINNATI O It wijt AjBBB A jfc A tBI tXj AB tim AID BLACK ¬ HOUSE AID LOT SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and o t with blacksmith shop at Jackso n vilte Ky I will sell for half cash ba 1 ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I JOHN CONNELLY e3xttoe2fl PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable carl Crawford ALVA CRAWFORD Jaincs Pinnock African merchant of Liverpool who was one of the original promoters of the Royal Niger company and director for many years in the course of an interview with a representI went ative of The Daily Mail said out to west Africa 40 years ago and vis it ed almost every port and place in that including the Nigor many region times and my business has been with west Africa ever aince In IS 70 I built a storracr called the Rio Formoso specially for service on the river Niger and with her I explored and opened up for the first time in history the river For cados This river flows into the Atlantic and is one of the entrances to the Niger The importance of this great river Niger and the hinterland is well known to those who are engaged in the African trade but we can only expect it will slowly dawn on the mind of the British public I am convinced however the more they look intc it the more impor tant they will see it is to the interests of British trade not to lose any of it Fifteen years ago there were four firms trading on the Niger They were the West African company the Central African Trading company and with this latter Taubman Bros one of them now Sir Taubman Goldie were con nected Miller Bros and myself We all four firms joined and called ourselves the United African company which was subsequently changed to tho Na- ¬ tional African company and after that again to the Royal Niger company The position today continued Mr Pinnock would be better understood if a good map could be put before the puuuc oi me wxioie iiiutuijauu ui uui west African colonies Such a thing un fortunately does not exist at present The strict geography of the country is only understood by a very few On knowledge of the hinterland however has increased immensely during the past few years and to instance one particu ¬ larly large territory I would point out that the French flag is already flying at innumerable towns and stations extending from 4 degrees east longitude to 2 degrees west longitude and from about G degrees north latitude in the neigh- ¬ borhood of Porto Novo and the Dahomey country to the town of Say on the Niger which is between 13 degrees and 14 degrees north The English flag is to be found to the east of Porto Novo and extending inland to the neighborhood of Nikki now occupied by the French to various degrees of latitude wherein are found the three British possessions and protectorates of Lagos the Niger Coast protectorate and the Royal Nigei company It is from the interior however that the future great wealth of Africa will be derived and if all this is allowed to fall into the lap of France she will be possessed of an empire second only if not equal in tho future to thf whole of our Indian empire See what South Africa has alreadydeveloped into and as far only as min erals are concerned The soil of Africa has not yet been barely scratched The population of this part of Africa with the advent of railways stoppage of the slave trade cessation of internal tribal warfare will increase in equal ratio t that of the most favored parts of the southern states of America I mean as far as the multiplication of the negro population is concerned The development of this hinterland will in my opinion exceed all the dreams of the most enthusiastic colonial party in France Both France and England have sacrificed many men and much money in the race to grasp this priceless treasure and the difficulty of apportioning it will believe be so great that it is more than probable to avert extremes it will have to be referred to some other nation or council of nations to arbitrate on as the matter is far too weighty for easy or speedy settlement As evidence of the activity of the French I may point to the railway from Senegal to the upper Niger This is being pushed forward with a further vote of 1000000 francs from theCaiss des Depots et Consignations thus cutting and heading off all our possessions from Gambia Sierra Leone the Gold Coast and Lagos down to the river Niger A very great deal if not the whole of the trouble on the Niger added Mr Pinnock would never have arisen but for the obnoxious charter given to the Royal Niger company By reason of this charter every trader white and black British or otherwise is entirely excluded from the country Had the river and adjacent country been thrown open to free and legitimate trade as all merchants have been clamoring so long for backed up by the chambers of commerce of Liverpool and Manchester all the places in question would have long since been full of British subjects white and colored Trade would have devel- ¬ oped a thousandfold and the French would never have gone near it Loudon Mail ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - there stood an old fashioned shanty cast of the locality now occupied by tho Presentation convent in front of the graveyard and the people in the neighborhood used to tell trLigc stones about this grewsoine looking dwelling For several years its occupancy was ap parently confined to a decrepit old man who used to crawl in and out about onc8 a day his arms filied with packages from the market He was known in the neighborhood as the old dago though in reality he was a native of Alsace For several years he lived a hermits life and the neighbors got so accustomed to his comings and goings that even the small boys forgot to molest him But one morning all the gossips found food for conversation by the appearance of a remarkably lovely young woman who went out to and returned from the butchers stall and the grocers She spoke English imperfectly and with a very pronounced French accent This little cabin was destined to be the scene of a very dramatic inci- ¬ dent in the history of California gambling It was natural that a girl as pretty as Irene should not be long without ad- ¬ mirers so it came to pass that the win ¬ dows of the old house were lighted up svery evening and the Frenchman de- In 18G7 ¬ FREE for a few months to all users of the Wgft celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron l WMA Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself fi OWE FOUND OF TH13 STARCH WILL 0 0 Mi U AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALr I XASfA that all claims for its superiority and econm or ANY O ftER STABCH I jgjMl omy are true the makers have had prepared LCnUBINGEREROSCoJ WT at great expense a series of KeckukJcwaKwHavekjCoxhI yW SP REQUIRES NO COOKING ImKESGOLUDBiUIDGUfFSSlIFFAKDIilCEl ¬ Gents I nave purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Kor tW benefit Sf other io aillicted J wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S A DEBSOir Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med jO ifOiuiuuus yj iui iriiiiaiau ncu Columbus Ohio BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE Tp AND FROM PivTiY EJSJB TOLEDO DETROIT PLAQUES exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Bnffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Be sure your tickets read via FOUR Passenger Traffic Mgr D BMARTLN Gen Pass ¬ NEW YdttK ¬ ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute jt To QstThem All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their gTocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The Iaqnes will not be sent by mail hey can be obtained only from your grocer BIG o Mccormick ¬ j veloped the natural hospitality of his race and gave little dinners and suppers to his exiled countrymen But among those as was only natural there were some who existed not by honest indus- try but by the gaming tabie Among them was a young man of striking appearance who had served in France as sous officier in a hussar regiment had gone the pace ruined himself and final- ¬ ly drifted out to San Francisco where he became the hanger on of the gambling ¬ Tkt Agt O Cincinnati Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only WPOcaunciJocaKaLiMimiiiiin iimnhfiffiLiuimiiMimmiSBMM Hews and Omnions -- tmiirrTfl ss y-- T7rf ffflrr 7irrariTf ft i nrrvartm m wm ttfr rmmn rn OF r ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CRAWFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts tloru side This One Especially Wrights Celery Tea cures con0io r Am- Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Xer and kidneys cures constipation gg sick headache lOir 25c at all druggists at druggists Ytfrlgftts Celery Tea cures constlpa sick headaches 25c From a Paris paper we take the fol- ¬ lowing conversation in a police court The President It appears from your One More Idiot record that you have been 37 times preTobacconist If youll keep quiet viously convicted about it Ill tell vou how I manase to The Prisoner sententiously Man is make money out of cigars When a man not perfect London Globe comes in and asks me for a good cigar I invariably recommend that brand that A Portrait of Wordsworth costs me the least It is a great scheme One of Charles Lambs friends said to Customer Thats so What idiots him that he had never seen Wordsworth they must all be By the way I want Why youve seen an old horse you to recommend a good cigar to me havent you asked Charles Lamb Tobacconist Well confidentially I Yes I suppose so advise you to take one of these Cus ¬ Then youve seen Wordsworth Only one more idiot tomer goes out Pall Mall Gazefite 1 all Boston Transcript thats ¬ table Louis Le Marrouais was a strikingly handsome specimen of the Parisian of his class It did not take him very long to gain the confidence of tho old French ¬ man and to him he confided the story of his life It was not a very eventful one He was a member of an old French family and could use if he pleased a title which dated back to Charles the Bold He had been ruined by the extravagance of his younger brother and was then living on the income of a lit- ¬ tle property in Brittany which he had saved from the wreck Irene was his only child and he idolized her For her sake alone he wTanted to be rich He wanted to take her back to France and reinstate her in the position to which her rank entitled her - The ex hussar won the oilman into the belief that his only chance of getting rich was through gambling So night after night old Lescant was found at the El Dorado or some other gaming hell losing his money under the direc- ¬ tion of the arch mentor One night Irene followed him there to bring him back vid her first visit was a fateful one Tom Monroe a Kentuckian one of the wildest and most reckless characters of that period saw her admired her and swore that she should become his prop erty It is not necessary to recite the incidents that led up to the scene which were related to me by an eyewitness It is sufficient to say that Le Marronais bad convinced the old Frenchman that Monroo would stake 50000 against the hand of Irene If he won she was to become his wife but if he lost the money was to become the Frenchmans property and Irene was free to bestow her affections wherever she pleased Irene was informed of this proposition and she looked resigned and rather amused at the transaction The eventf al night arrived Monroe tho old man Louis Irene and a friend and countryman of the host were the only inmates of the little room Tho game was ecrte and the cards which Louis had marked lay upon the table The old man got the deal Monroes certified check for 50000 was placed in the custody of the hussar The old man marked the king in the first deal and when the pack changed hands he had the best of the game The play went on and in thelaat hand Monroe scored every point Irene is mine shouted the Ken- ¬ tuckian reaching for his check At this moment the lights were dashed out and Monroe fell to the floor from the stroke of some heavy instrument The only disinterested spectator of the scene fled from the room The nes morning there was no sign of life in the old house and in the evening when tfes milkman knocked he heard a groaning from the inside He forced his way into the house and discovered the wretched Kentuckian bouncl iiand and foot Mon- ¬ roe avowing murder rushed the next morning to the banking house The check had been cashed by an individual who answered the description of the hussar The other actors in this star- ¬ ring scene were never heard of Nothing la the house was disturbed not even the girls wearing apparel and the inci ¬ dent became a portion of this strange history of old time gambling in San Francisco San Francisco News Letter ¬ ¬ ¬ V g r 45 iarttx TAKE THE S1 National Importance KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS Bjitf THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH- -Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail --- 5 m 3 TRAINS DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this 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