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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 29, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 29, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898072901_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 29, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. ii ml JiMfttai j l- yf Jg H BOU RBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY SS3S223 s Established ssaBsasssisxszssBSTessBses CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners CEasesscs FEB Tsrsagrst 1 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR trariwiyriffsryriTiwrmn PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY JULY 29 1893 MillL I VI I I no ec L Q NELSON Pleasant St CDCDI JIDC I Jk J kI iJ h FOUR Not building lots that is in the general acception of the world though a selection from any of these lots is a splendid foundation on which to build a picture collection Its a mid summer sale Prices are low We sold a greit many pictures last week and have very decided to continue the s ile A nice little line of artistically framed pictures 50 C FOR LOT 1 Figures Heads Landscapes etc Not a picture in this line that is not worth twice the monev 98 C FOR LOT 2 Large numlw of subjects Good substantial frames up to date pictures See them 150 FOR LOT 3 White and gold Antique oak or burnished gold frames of all styles Nice line of subjects Great values S19S FOR LPT 4 You have been paying 8350 and 4 for pictures not their equal Large handsome frames Very choice subjects All in our East Window Prices marked in plain figures on each lot NteWH Ml Carpets Furniture Wall Pape- SJHSJSISBJKE Ktmimjy awatmiuscggjt Louisville iVT V Bostain of Sharpslurg Mills Was here Monday Mrs Olin Pope is much improved in the last few days Harry Best has gone to Louisville for medical treatment Mr Addison Taylor IS in Virginia visiting his old home Mr Ben Howard has gone to Swango Springs for his health John Peed ran against a barbed wire fence and tore his cheek Born Monday at Cynthiana to the wife of Thos Bowles a sou Miss Lizzie Wall Allen and Allen Ingels have new Field wheels Mrs Mary Locfcridge of Mt Sterling is the guest of Mrs Alberc tlawes Miss Mary Egnew guest of Mrs Johu Ingels returned 10 Maysville Tuesday Mrs Lida Couway of Mt Sterling was the guest of rel itiyes here Tuesday Miss Maggio Croxton guest of the Misses Wadell returned to Paris Tues ¬ Notes Gathered In Anl About The Kursr Dr C B Smith has returned from j We re- ¬ pair our linen and put neck bands on Intorestijry Paras sip Us Gathered By A Haggard Reed free Sjiccial Scribe John OKr isher was in Paris Thursday Miss Anna Berry of Paris iB visitii g Mrs U Aft Rice Toch Peters and Charts Jones were in Paris WJaiiesday Misj Lizzie Ashurst of Paris is visit- Rheumatism often causes the most in ¬ ing Miss Sadie Young tense suffering Many have for years Miss Sullivan of Cincinnati is visit vainly sought relief from this disabling iug Mrs Si D Patrick disease and are to day worse off than Miss Rosa Jonas of Carlisle is visit- - ever Rheumatism is a blood disease and Swifts Specific is the only cure be- ¬ ing Mrsjlex Young cause it is the only remedy which can Miss Jejsie Moore of Georgetown is reach such deep seated diseases visiting Mrs Ed Allen A few years ago I was taken with inflammaMi33 Grftlie Thomas of Paris is visit ¬ tory Rheumatism which became so intense that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried ing MissEena Talbott several prominent physiMis3 BJssje Peddicorl of Winchester cians and took their treat- tjMWi m hth midoletown JSEcd We are the peoples friends oHBaiMssxB opp First Presbyterian i v V Oh the Pain of Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a Rheumatism m 1 to 5 pm L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio Cincinnati ¬ Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris ¬ TUESDAY AUG 9TH 1898 D1lA ftfS0Ct UOO III 11 11 -- pft 1 1191ml N if H unable to get the slight- ¬ month est relief In fact my con- ¬ is visitiuMiss Lucy Kerr Reeerence Every leading physician dition seemed to grow a of Paris Kentucky Mrs John MnCInro of Winrhpshp- - is worse the disease spread the guestlbf friends here over my entire body and -M from November to March Miss Iigpra Gorham of Louisville 18 I suffered agony I tried visitinglrs J W Hart K AIIHO AD TIME CARD ftV V rX 1K111P ro1ifvrl mo OaTirie Skillman of Alabama IS fflftm Miss Wkv j 6V I7 lTpon the decided to oftry N JR R L advice a visiting Mrs H C Smith friend JI Before allowing meI to take how- ¬ it MissesjrSninp of Winchester aie S S Smy guardian who was a chemist ana ¬ ARRIVAL OF TRAINS ever day lyzed the remedy and pronounced it free of visiting Mrs John Trimble 538 p potash or mercury I felt so much better after From Cincinnati 1058 a m Miss Ella Fleming is at the Higl Miss llenH GPom of Mt Sterling is taking two bottles that I continued the rem ¬ m 1010 p m Bridge camp meeting assisting the viaiting TMiss edy and in two months I was cured completely imma Skillman The cure was permanent for I have never since Erom Lexing oa 511 a in 745 a in choir 333 p in 627 p in touch Rheumatism though many Scoggan of Louisville had aexposed of damp Covington is Miss Georgia George to times and cold weather Mrs Tom Johnston o iTrorn Richmond 505 a m 740 a m vibitingWrs Redmou Eleanor M Tippell was the guest of Mrs T M Purnell 328 p m 3711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia is visitingMrs Allen Miss Mfittie Brashear of Cynthiana Ea ¬ ment faithfully but was returning every second Tuesday in each JBSSsf S3 1 rT -- lJa - jLSu A rT 077 t - DLUtLrKAi vJ TTHD CO feSTlVesrS1 SEED MACHINES SOEIL Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand Also the best line of 0ED WARDS New Western w7 Tuesday Mr Matt Hedges wife and two sous of Lexington were guests of Mrs F M Hurst this week Mr and Mrs Lewis Drain of Emi- ¬ nence are visiting J F and W F Miller near town Misses Dorothy Peed and Jennie and Bessie Purnell have returned from a visit in Maysville Jas Daily of Company I Second Kentucky late of this place has gained twenty one pounds Miss Mattie Power and Miss Bessie Purnell will open the City School here Monday Sept 5th and Mis3 Stone Miss MoKimey guests of Dr and Mrs Huffman return ed to Berry yesterday Mr Letton Vimout and Miss Lucile Judy visited Miss Sarah Judy at North Middletown this week Mesdames Hedges Ray and Mann of Paris were down Monday to see Mrs MissEanuy Gaitskill of Lpxiugton is the unektfof friends at Wades Mill Mis8esIury aud Patsy dice of Mt Sterlingfpe visitiug Mrs R M Rice Miss srtrude Blair of Carlisle is the pleasant guest of Miss Nannie Bryan Misses fane Rogers and Leula Bnrgin Mill aie visiting Miss Emma of Wad Bryan Throw aside your oils and liniments as DEPARTURE OF TRAINS they can not reach your trouble Dont experiment with doctors their potash To Cincinnati 515 a in 751 a and mercury will add to your disabil ¬ 34U p m ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ To Lexington 747 a in 1105 a tion 545 p m 1014 p ra To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m m in m ofts a 5S7 O 1UU will cure perfectly and mineral To 1016 p m Maysville 750 a m The typewriter which was recently advertiser in The News was sold to a partv hdne Miss Bpie Boyd of Carlisle and Miss Mary Aiauis of Texas are vibiting permanently It is guaranteed purely vegetable and 3ontains no potash mercury or other Books mailed free by Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga F B Carr Agent 635 p m Mrs EdJRice MissesM Mamie and Fannie Rion guests owMrs F W Houston have re- ¬ Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators in town turned tParis alta Banner P7H IHBiBn Aeme Spring Trip - VKYSHHHBI HMimRPMPHMmiBIIKW rWailanarraimnBooaslRTcbeet nrices Trnfii iiUkiuuutu rv - o EEVErjaELDs Why Stout Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building Tip th largest tailoring business in Paris FIRST He vecognized the fact that five years ago that the only day of big profits and small sales was past SECOND He cuts the orice of tailor made garments at least 40 PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and workmanship his FOURTH He always does as he advertised mm Mrs oalhe worthington or Mason andtMi8S Ruth Cox of Middletown are guests of Chas Darnell and family Misses Paton and Emma McClintock of Lexington attended the funeral of their cousin Mis3 Mclntyre Monday rT n ii w iuujjoau iiiiS giiTff aif fir tj wTwrTWigTwifrj - Louiavijle for several days returned home Wednesday W R cott delivered a car load of hogsftotMcIntyre fe McClintock Tues- i t j ytjyaKaiJaaa riri5Tjaiasijti S tr jyvinwi jogN jnHBII who has been visiting Miss Saratr rJjudy MissliSrie Browu who has been in MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND MISS NELLY BUOKNER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep tember 5th MislrucileiTJ uuWfMillersburKn terms r l - t frfJJMfe - There has been very little threshing about here for the past week on account of rain Farmers are getting uneasy Mies Cornelia Payne of Newport Mrs Harry Munger of Carlisle Mrs guests of their cousin Robertson Tuesday Danl and were m Dr and Mrs Huffman entertained a number of young ladies and gentlemen at their home Wednesday evening in honor of their guests Misses McKimey and Stone of Berry Mr Dave Hood wife and daughter Miss Anna Bell of Elizaville Rev Soudder of Carlisle aod a number of others attended the funeral of Miss Annetta Mclntyre Monday Mrs E A Robertson of Minerva is very ill at her mothers Mrs Chas Darnell Mrs King her daughter of Dr L L Lexington and her son Robertson of Aliddlesboro visited her this week Mr and Mrs E T Beeding and son Mrs Weeks and two children of Paris Misses Lizzie W Allen Mary A Pur- ¬ nell Ruth Stirinanand Mrs McNamara and daughter Miss Lula spnt Wednesday at Blue Lick Springs 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 Over- ¬ coat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers at a big profit says H b Stout If you want credit your high pnoe tailor 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 o trial He makes the Jbmest Imported buns tor af Ft i 3000 AND PARIS FURNISHING EL S JOE MUNSON 3500 CO - TAILORING STOUT Manager i ¬ Cutter 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 Ruddles Mills Ky l2t Haggard tf Reeds new laundry is Haggard Give n8 a call Reed doing first class work returned on Tuesday Payable in advance Vimont of Millersburg Mr Letton Studio within a square of City School VAPOR BATH CABISET was the guest of friends here from Fri- ¬ For information address either of day until Tuesday FOR above at Paris Ky Lumbago Seiataca Miss Bernice Scott of Lxington and Rheumatism till lsep Obesity via Fit bhiuess via Emacia- ¬ Miss Ella Priest of Side View are visit- ¬ tion via Leaness Skin and Blood ing Mrs Dick Moore Diseases Kiduey Diseases Miss Lula Bishop Weaver of this Diseases Nervous city is visiting her cousin Mrs Elwood Asthma Catarrh etc DR CALDWELLS Ell Harrison at Xenia Ohio For sale By Miss Daisey Hazelrigg of Owings OH AS N FIT 8 IAN CURES CONSTIPATION m ville and Miss Nellie Hood of Indiana guests of Miss Nota McCray have re-¬ At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky turned to their respective homes North Middletown society is all agog galore Many bright aud winsome young ladies from our neighboring town even some from distant states are welcome visitors in our little Blue grass hamlet making the sad hearted wtu THAT HAD BEEN couulr3T boy awaken to frolicksome Pronounced Incurabla pleasures a new It would be impossible to find enongh good things to say StilIS a TainpicoIllwritcs FOLEYS KIDNEY of Elder Dorris of Georgetown who is conducting a meeting at tne Christian CURt is meeting w tt Church May he greatly raise his work cess T u as cured some aucrim ruc- case32here in the estimation of the unbeliever and that ohvsioiniu -1 ouncea incurable young and the old the way to teach the t myself am able to testif live a true life Few men are better how mertta My face to day is a4ivn fitted than he for his field of work He LrijSffii no doubt would be glad to have some of and ifc Picture of health and Cure has made it suehJ inthe Paris people hear a few of his had n mo J teresting sermons It would make us LtWlTeVeMea hthedia all better men and women if we were - auu io aay I feel ten vears S to any in the church and happier too It r as to younfferthan I did on e vear rfrrtT would render different good or bad for-¬ bn- - can obtain some wonderful tune It would enable us to enjoy our catcs of its medical qualities Cerufi discomfortures and aware of this fact V7 av MMgZMWK fact that by we would never bpcome unduly elated or cast down No one could disturb our temper bores could not bore ns humbugs would not bother us solemn Sold hv James Kennedj- - Druggist gushes would aud sentimental airs have no influence follies would have no hold titles would be childish baubles HOUSE ASD LOT AND BLACK ¬ to our eyes prejudice would not crook we be a our judgment never would SMITH SHOP FOR SALE conceit all of us would abhor dogmat- ¬ ism The world with all of the human DESIRE to sell my house and ot family in the church would not be a with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ stag upon which actors would strut ville Ky I will sell for half cash hal and fret for their edification and amuseance in twelve months For further ment utterly indifferent as to whether particulars address or call on what they do would find approval or BEN J F SHARON disapproval from others fl3oct tf Jacksonville Ky- i2UlessonsKfriVatei Term of 20 lessons class X rf1 b I8HWifiBR5 3 YRUP PEPSIN idney seas6 ¬ rahaTof cwMole ¬ HRffiPH 0gP f Ki IIIIA Vfhunes SpiFch ¬ I Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two New Trains Roxv - Tvk OIJlSllllliSiL THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE up-to-date Has ball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction in all best materials skilled workmanship modem and ¬ its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth For ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience sale by ail prominent dealers No 2 train will leave at d30 a m The following is the temperature as and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m yesterday by A J Winters Co No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives noted city of this at Frankfort at 810 p m 70 7a m No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m 78 8a m 79 9am arrives at 840 81 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 p m 10 a m 85 X 11 a m and arrives at 4 p m 7 86 12 m No 8 leaving at 430 will connect 90 2p m C fast limited at Georgewith the Q town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p ¬ yesterdays Temperature 1 0 JOHN CONNELLY JEkia For Gentlemen The bestis always the cheapest FOR SALE AT PARIS KENTUCKY nnfaerory Calls promptly answered Your workN is solicited Prices reaMinbiM -- Work guaranteed m TERSTEGGE G OHM ANN v CO jrxy liOUisvnie Opposite Deposit Bank This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ 84 ment for persons going to Cincinnati or points north east and west of that city Wrights Celery Ten cures constipii tion sick headaches 2Hr -- i rfrusrfrist No 1 will connect with the Q C Our line of mens tan shoesSembraces Shop corner Mam Fifths tj f ast train south and No 5 connects at the newest novelties for Springs from m ttmtm bt vv rignrs jeiery uea reguiaies ma Georgetown with th- Q C local pas- ¬ the best manufacturers kidneys cures constipation I Wrignts Celery Tea cuiesrcohstipa liver and Isgrig senger from the sou th Davis Thompson and sick headache 23c at all druggists tion sick headaches 25c at druggists p 4p 5p 7p 3 m 91 m 92i 90 Clays Shoe Store CARL CRAWFORD AIVA CtttFlD m m CRAWFORD BEO nd - - x THE BOURBCXN NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY 29 1898 DISGUSTED SOLDIERS Members of the 5th Illinois Indignant Ovei the Order to Unload and Return S3 PEACE 4 s Spain Applies Directly and For ¬ mally to McKinley Through French Ambassador it 1 M OFFICIAL STATEMENT GIVEN OUT i a Message From authorize direct negotiations between Spain and this country Spain being represented by Senor Leon Castillo the Spanish ambassador to Paris and the United States by Gen Horace Porter our ambassador to Paris Senor Castillo is one of the foremost diplomats of Europe and since the war began his chief mission has been to go from capital to capital and endeavor to awaken foreign intervention in behalf of Spain Failing in this he has turned hi3 attention to the peace movement as the last chance for saving his coun- ¬ try Castillo is a linguist speaking English so that the negotiations could proceed with facility While not a veteran in diplomacy Gen Porter is regarded as able and tactful ¬ DONS SURPRISED Gen Miles Captures the Harbor of Gu anica Fifteen Miles West of Ponce All the Transports Are There and Infantry and Artillery Kapidly Going Ashore The Troops Are in Good Health and the Best of Spirits HOW SOUSA GOT EIS START to Chiokamauga fome Ancient Theatrical History as Related by Milton Xobles and Jack Haverly One day recently John E Warner and Milton Nobles weie conversing in front of the Dramtists club when they were joined by Jack Haverly Warner and Haverly had Washington July 27 Thenar de partment at 1130 posted tl ollow ing s v ¬ St Thomas o y 2G IT Cambon Conveys the Spanish Government Looking to Termination of the War Spains Communication is General in J Terras and Does Not Make any Dis- tinct Propositions as to Cuba or Other Possessions Washington July 27 Spain has sued for peace formally and di rectly to President McKinley through M Cam ton the French ambassador The following official statement is made 4The t -- IE I F - l Pit I- - r a j-- French ambassador on behalf of the government of Spain and by direction of the Spanish minister of foreign affairs presented to the presi- ¬ dent Tuesday afternoon at the white house a message from the Spanish government looking to the termination of the war and settlement of terms of peace The interview between the French ambassador and the president was ar ranged for between Secretary Day and Secretary Thiebaut of the French embassy both of whom were pres- cnt at the white house when the conference began at 330 oclock It was still in progress at 4 oclock The conference it is believed refers to peace negotiations but no particulars are obtainable Spains communication presented by Ambassador Cambon is general in terms and does not make any distinct proposition as to Cuba the Philippines or any other possession It is simply a request that peace negotiations be opened 2So armistice is proposed After Ambassador Cambon submitted the proposal a general talk followed between him the president Secretary Day and M Ehiebaut The president reserved his answer an under standing being reached that he would peared at the mouth of the the remainat once lay the subject before the ing vessels were in or near harborusual blocktheir cabinet and then invite M Cambon to ading positions distributed in a semi circle another conference at the white about the harbor entrance The men of our ships in front of the port house when the final answer will be were at Sunday quarters for inspection given as to the willingness of this gov The signal was made simultaneously from sev eral vessels Enemys ships escaping and ernment to open negotiations general quarters was sounded The men The manner in which peace negotia cheered as they sprang to their guns and fire tions shall be co ducted in case the was opened probably within eight minutes by United States accepts Spains tender the vessels whose guns commanded the en- ¬ trance The New York turned about and lias not been determined upon but it steamed for the escaping fleet flying the sig ¬ is understood that the method likely nal Close in toward harbor entrance and at ¬ to be adopted is to have Gen Horace tack vessels and gradually increasing speed toward the end of she Porter United States ambassador until 16 knots and was the chaseclosingwas making rapidly on at Paris and Senor Leon Castillo the Cristobal Colon Spanish ambassador at Paris carry She was not at any time within the range of the heavy Spanish ships and her only part in forward negotiations from the point the firing was to receive the undivided fire arrived at by the president and Am- from the forts in passing the harbor entrance and to lire a few shots at one of the destroyers bassador Cambon the moment to Washington July 27 During the thought at the Gloucester be attempting to es- ¬ cape from late afternoon and evening the presi The skilful handling and gallant fighting of ident conferred with most of the mem- the Gloucester excited the admiration of every bers of the cabinet and the Spanish one who witnessed it and merits the comof the proposition for peace was thoroughly mendation entirelynavy department She is a fast and unprotected auxiliary ve- ¬ canvassed Secretaries Day Alger and sselthe yacht a good battery Xiong were at the white house during of light r f guns the afternoon and in the evening the The rescuing of prisoners f including the president was joined by Secretaries wounded from the burning Spanish vessels Sampson was occasion of some of Bliss and Wilson and Postmaster Gen- - saysmo st daring thegallant the and of the eral Smith There was no cabinet day The ships were burning conductand aft fore meeting in the ordinary sense but thei r guns and reserve ammunition were ex these talks with individual members ploding and it was not known at what moment served about the same purpose as a the fi re would reach the main magazines In formal meeting It was understood addition to this a heavy surf was running just inside of the Spanish But no the president would be prepared to terred our officers andships until theirrisk demen work of give an answer within the next few humanity wis complete The Cristobal Colon was not injured by our days and certainly before the next firing and probably is not much injured by regular cabinet day on Friday No in she ran timation came from any official source beaching thoughso steep ashore at high speed The beach was as to the probable character of the the working of the sea that she came off by But her sea valves answer There were strong intima were opened and broken treacherously I am tions however that there would be no sure after her surrender and despite ail efforts acceptance which would imply the stop she sank When it became evident that she could not be ping of the war wrhen the American by the New Yorkkept afloat she was pushed bodily upon the arms were adding victories on victor- the New York stern being placed beach against ies and the embarking on a vague dip- her for this purpose the ship being handled lomatic negotiation It was felt that by Capt Chadwick with admiral judgment and this government had everything to lose Had sank in shoal water and may be saved not nhe would in a subtle game of diplomacy in downthisdeep been done would have have gone in water and been to a which the only certain element certainty a total loss When all the work was done so well says would be the inaction of our army and navy For this reason there was a the report it is difficult to discriminate in praise The object of the blockade of Cedisposition in official quarters to know rveras squadron was fully accomplished each what terms were in sight before enter ¬ individual bore well his part in it the comA modore in command of the second division ing upon general negotiations the prominent administration official said captains of ships their officers and men after talking with cabinet officers that Commodore Schley in his report to in his opinion the situation was not Adm Sampson says materially changed by the Spanish I have never in my life served with a braver proposition and that the war would better or worthier ew than that of the Brook- ¬ Toe pressed with unabated vigor until lyn During the combat lasting from 935 un- ¬ m much of the time under fire something more tangible in the way til 115 p flagged they never for a moment and were apof peace terms was at hand parently undisturbed by the storm of projec- ¬ In case the peace negotiations are tiles passing ahead astern and over the ship opened the means by which they will I congratulate you most sincerely upon this be carried on are not determined nor great victory to the sauarlron under vnn cmr- have they been officially considered mand and am rfad I opportunity Jt is understood however that one to contribute inJ thethtT raA a mvictory that least to aneans likely to be proposed is to seems bic enuugh lor all of us ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Corsair--andhas Secretary of War Washington Circumstances were such that I deemed it advisable to take the harbor and moreover he would be guided by of Guanica first 15 miles west of Ponce very explicit instructions from Wash which was successfully accomplished ington This plan is quito tentative between daylight and 11 oclock however and it is rather doubtful Spaniards surprised The Glou- whether the United States government cester Wainwright commander would consent to have such important first entered the harbor met negotiations removed so far from Wash with slight resistance fired a ington and conducted in a European few shots All the transports are capital where the atmosphere might now in the harbor and infantry not be conductive to forwarding the and artillery rapidly going ashore desires of this country This is a well protected harbor WaSpains peace proposal excited the ter- sufficiently deep for all transports deepest interest throughout Washing and heavy vessels to anchor within 200 ton and for the time being war news yards of shore The Spanish flag was gave way to animated discussion of the lowered and the American flag raised prospects for peace This was partic at 11 oclock to day Capt Higginson ularly true in diplomatic circles The with his fleet has rendered able and move of the French ambassador took Troops in good earnest assistance the other members of the corps com- health and best of spirits No casualpletely by surprise as they had well ties Signed Miles known among themselves that all peace General Commanding Army jtfajor talk up to this time had been fanciful St Thomas D W I July 26 The and they had no reason to expect that United States cruiser Columbia has move would take definite shape so just arrived here from Porto de Gu quickl3r Several of the foreign repreCape anica sentatives made inquiries of the state While Porto Rico via point San Juan off the latter she spoke department as to the meaning of the French ambassadors call and learn the United States monitor Terror and ing that he had presented Spains pro-¬ the gunboats Annapolis and Wasp posal for peace full reports were giving them orders to join the fleet at cabled to the foreign offices The Porto de Guanica immediately Ponce will not be bombarded until matter was considered of such moment that the cable report to one of the for ¬ the rest of the war ships arrive The Spaniards were completely eign offices cost several hundred dol- ¬ taken by surprise Almost the first lars they knew of the appearance of the army of invasion was in the announce SAMPSONS REPORT ment contained in the firing of a gun The Navy Department Makes Public the from the Gloucester demanding that the Spaniards haul down their flag Admirals Account of the Destruc ¬ tion of Cerveras Fleet which was floating from a flagstaff in front of a blockhouse standing to the Washington July 27 The navy de- east of the village Two were fired into the hills right partment Tuesday made public the re- ¬ ports of Adm Sampson Commodore and left of the bay purposely avoiding Schley Capt Clark of the Oregon the town lest the projectiles hurt Capt Evans of the Iowa on the bat ¬ women and children The Gloucester tle of July 3 which resulted in the de- ¬ then hove to within about six hundred struction of Cerveras squadron The yards of the shore and lowered a reports are quite lengthy and the de- launch having on board a Colt rapid- tails of the naval battle are about fire gun and 30 men under the com the same as heretofore published by mand of Lieut Huse which was sent the newspapers ashore without encountering opposi- Sampsons flagship the New York was four tion m iles east of her blockading station and about Quartermaster Beck thereupon told seven miles from the harbor entrance She Yeoman Lacy to haul downthe Span had started for Siboney where Sampson in ¬ ish flag which was done and they tended to land accompanied by several of his then raised on the flagstaff the first staff and go to the front to consult with Gen Spanish squadron ap Shafter When the United States flag to float over Porto ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tenn July 28 A sorrier and more disgusted lot oi soldiers was never seen than the men of the 5th Illinois regiment when orders were received Wednesday to un load and return to Chickamauga park The command had been extreme ly anxious to get to the front All kinds of unsavory charges are being openly made against Col Culver the commanding officer not only by private but subordinate officers They claim that their regi ¬ ment has been betrayed by Col Cul ¬ ver who represented to President Mc- ¬ Kinley that the regiment was not fit for field duty and on these representa- ¬ tions the president relieved the com ¬ mand from going to Porto Rico The subordinate officers claim that the command is in very excellent condition and in splendid fighting trim It is openly charged that Col Culver is interested in contracts to ¬ Chattanooga met recently but Nobles and the hustling manager had not met in many years They eyed each other inquiringly Then Warner Of course you know Nobles Jack said said Haverly in a puzzled sort Nobles of way as he sized up the trim figure waxed 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 Yawner now kaens a grocery but hi loT 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 kinds of success for me Among my lines there was a patriotic address and there I came out particularly strong I was de-¬ livering it on the first night and I could 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 lines some little cuss yelled louder I ran from the stage and never went back Detroit Free Press -- The Light That FlleO ii m m build Illinois monuments here and that he wants to stay here to person- ¬ ally superintend the work and for this reason was willing to sacrifice his com¬ mand ¬ As soon as the full situation dawned upon the men Wednesday the greatest disorder prevailed and there was no semblance of discipline They left the ranks by dozens and scores and Wed ¬ nesday night nearly a hundred mem- ¬ bers of the regiment left camp most of them without leave and came to the city The morale of the regiment is shattered and many of the men declare they will not longer serve under Culver Efforts to restrain the men were unavailing One man broke his gun over a tree and left the camp without leave Those in the city are making things very lively Mrs Hoon Why isnt this war prosecuted asked Nobles solemnly more rapidly original and only said Jack The Hoou Why you see my dear we cant said Nobles Ive often Well well lick the Spaniards any faster than we can and he heard my father speak of you grasped Haverlys hand cordially There catch them Puck was an awkward pause during which War ner 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 Look fierce please Cincinnati En ¬ Why Nobles was a single man in 77 I quirer know 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 WThat have you done with the rested again But if you are tired all the time it means that your blood is poor old Phoenix Playing it yet occasionally Four reper- You need to take Hoods Sarsaparilla the toire companies made a living with it last great cure for that tired feeling because reason and it has kept any number of pro- it is the great enricher and vitalizer of the fessional pirates from becoming sneak blood You will find appetite nerve thieves or paupers during the past 20 years mental and digestive strength in It pulled me out of a hole once and now that I think of it Warner you booked that engagement with me at the Adelphi Yes it was the end of Nobles first road Americas Greatest Medicine season I was his manager and John P Eousa a youngster of 21 was his leader Hoods Pills cure nausea indigestion 25c Thats right I took him from Washington where he was playing a violin in the orchestra And the first music he ever wrote was the dramatic music of The Phoenix as I use it to day His first march he Page Illustrated Catalogue describ dedicated to me naming it the Bludsoe if e u march I Still have the original score in good tug an ui 111c ictuiuus condition Its a rattling good march too Hi Drama c Mirror Mi WINCHESTER GUNS b ¬ Sure Enongh You Can Get Tired ¬ ¬ B tt K ¬ Hoods SarsaparHSa ¬ ¬ -- ¬ The slaughter was frightful y WINCHESTER AMMUNITION The deid and dying were strewn about by il lb sent free to any address Send your thousands The crash of matter and the wreck of ma Of t name on a postal card to terial bore testimony to the awful work that lb had been done Jumped Into the JUiver But the OHooli g WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO m Dayton O July 2S William S han with end was not yet for Mrshand con Of 180 Winchester Ave New Haven her insect destroyer in Ct Rock aged 32 a sign writer commit tinued to pass to and fro among the detached 2 by jumping from the rail ¬ pieces of furniture slaying without mercy ted suicide spraying with a fierceness that betrayed ing of the weird and historic Bessie and suffering and a grim determination to long Little bridge over Stillwater into end it even if the cot should mount up to READERS OF THIS PAPER the river below The body was recov- ¬ a quarter Cleveland Leader DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ¬ ¬ -3 Var to the Death Hi i AND three-pounde- rs minutes later but life was en Fits stopped free and permanently cured tirely extinct Rock was well known No fits after first days use of Dr Klines He had been in ill health for some time Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle and was a patient at St Elizabeths treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa hospital for awhile He was doubtless Soldiers are not the only ones who find ered 20 ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS deranged Money for the Soldiers drilling an awful bore Think of the work- ¬ man who put in the blasts L A W7 Bul- ¬ letin ¬ Rican soil Suddenly about thirty Spaniards opened fire with Mauser rifles on the American party Lieut Huse and his men responded with great gallantry the Colt gun doing effective work Norman who received Adm Cerveras cure Allens Ulcerlne Salve is the only snreUlcer in The United the world for Chronic TJlcera Bone Halls Catarrh Cure ScrofiilouH Ulcers Varlcone ulcers White States transport Olivette sailed for Is a Constitutional Cure Price 75c Swelling Fever Sores ad all Old Sore It never fails Draws out all poL j Saves expenseand Santiago Wednesday In her safes suffering Cures permanent BeBt salve for Bolls Shenm Burns Cutis When a loafer finds a man busy he always Carbuncles Fllea SaltBv mail small 33c larpewK was 770000 with which to pay the and inquires in the genial wav common to loaf- 63c all Fresh Wounds AItJES MEDIC nt Book free J J soldiers and she had on board a caro ers CO St Paul Minn Sold by Druggists Busv Atchison Globe 1 of delicacies for the sick and wounded She also carried a corps of doctors and j nurses among whom were 20 Negro women nurses and one Negro physician Most of the nurses were from New Orleans and were immunes New York July 2S ¬ fj ¬ WEAK SPOTS Lieut Balentine Promoted SrriNGFiELD O July 28 Lieut ¬ ¬ Arthur Balentine of the United States engineer corps now at Ft Sheridan writes that he has been appointed Charles Lawbattalion adjutant surrender and Wood a volunteer rence now at the front becomes first lieutenant shared the honors with lieutenant but Second Lieuttenant Lieut Huse Benson will have to fill both positions Almost immediately after the Span Capt Geary from West Point has ariards opened fire on the Americans the rived to take charge of the Springfield Gloucester opened fire on the enemy company with all her three and six pounders Her Second Divorce Case which could be brought to bear shell- ¬ Chicago July 28 Mrs Frances ing the town and also dropping shells into the hills to the west of Guanica Guiteau Norton authoress and sister Wednes where a number of Spanish cavalry af President Garfields slayerMich for were to be seen hastening toward day filed suit at St Joseph the spot where the Americans had a divorce She charges her husband W A Norton with desertion Mrs landed Lieut Huse then threw up a little Nortons first husband was Attorney fort which he named Ft Wainwright Georo e Scoville who defended Charles By 945 oclock with the exception of Guiteau and from whom she secured a a few guerrilla shots the town was divorce soon after the famous trial won and the enemy was driven out of Gen Brooke to Go to Porto Rico at Once the neighborhood Washington July 28 As a result of the telegraphic correspondence beSanitary Condition of Santiago Washington July 27 The war de- tween Gen Brooke commanding the partment at 1030 Tuesday night posted 1st army corps at Newport News and the officials of the war department the following Santiago via Hayti July 26 Adju ¬ Gen Brooke Wednesday was author tant General Washington D C The ized by Secretary Alger toat push for once to following is the sanitary condition for ward with his fast shins Porto Rico leaving the slower transJuly 25 Total sick other than fever ready 287 total fever 213S new cases of ports to follow when ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Everybody Comes Into This World With a Predispo sition to Disease r - 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 generation This points to the stern necessity of helping ones self just as 1V X tJSLaA 1 kto35fgfryETil 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 ejelids look pale in color you are in a dangerous way and must stop that draia on your powers Why not build up on a generous uplifting tonic like Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I feel Mrs Edwin Ehrig 413 Church St Bethlehem Pa says it my duty to write and tell you that I am better than I have been tor four years I used Lydia E Pinkhams 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 I should have been in my grave by this M time if it had not been for your medicine It was a godsend to me I was troubled Jmw with excessive menstruation which caused womb trouble and I was obliged to remain in bed for six weeks Mrs Pinkhams medicine Ww f was recommended to me and after using it a short time was troubled no more with flooding I also Had severa u pain in my kidneys This also I have no more I shall always v recommend the Compound for it has cured me and it will cure v I would like to have you publish this letter In such cases the dry form of Compound should be uscd ¬ ¬ fill ¬ ¬ ¬ fever 495 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- 1 nesday morning- - an explosion took 33d Michigan died of yellow fever place in the nitro glycerine house of July 24 the Pinole Powder Co A crew was Signed Shaftek sent to clear away the debris and at 415 a terrific explosion took place Seventy one Transport Ships killing five men and injuring 12 oth¬ Washington July 27 The govern ¬ ers some f atalty perhaps ment transport fleet now numbers 71 Bismarck Xearinjr the End vessels The aggregate capacity of Hamburg July 28 The health of the fleet is 2717 officers 3S585 men and 15726 animals When it shall become Prince Bismarck is again causing his He has been con- ¬ necessary to enter in campaign against friends uneasiness Havana other vessels will have been fined to his bed for three days and suf- ¬ Besides his phy ¬ added The war department now be- fers from insomnia lieves that it is able to carry on opera- sician Dr Schweninger Counts Her- ¬ tions on a sufficiently large scale to bert and William Bismarck with their wives are now atFredericksruhe compel peace Prominent Woman Dead Prince Henry Starts for Corea Newton Mass July 2S Mrs Albert Berlin July 21 A dispatch from Bowker ior 22 years president of the Kiao Chou Monday announces that the Womans Board of Missions died at German war ship Deutschland hav ¬ home here Wednesday Mrs Bow- ¬ ing Prince Henry of Prussia on board her was the originator of the society ker started for Fusan Corea on July 25 pi which she was president and which Sunday was the first denominational organiza- ¬ French Ambassador Consults the Presi tion specially formed for wom¬ t ans foreign missionary work As an dent Washington- Tnlv 07 cQ in worker for J cwcluv v active war and asthe soldiers of the president the e French ambassador M eiTil OIatef camdon and his first secratarv M Union Maternal association also she xmeoaut are in conference with the was a pioneer in organized work imr president woman ¬ ¬ - duty 412 Private Ward Marrs Company E cases of fever returned to Five Men Killed Pinole In a Powder Mill Explosion At 140 Wed- ¬ CaL July 28 t liS WJJ H cm W7mi t vr 1 01 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS VIOLATED TERMS hlie TLY FRIDAY JULY 29 1898 MEN LANDED CHEERED OUR FLAG Xke Beat War Xewft - PEACE OVERTURES They Cause a Suspension of Interest in the Military and Naval Situation Pres ¬ A JOLLIFICATION Tne Hawaiians MILES7 Spaniards Sunk the Surrendered Gunboat Sandoval at Caimanera in Guantanamo ent Phase Unchanged Informed of the Annexa- - NW of the Arrival of Transports Off Unprecedented Compliment Paid by Spaa- ftlouth Coast of tono Rico Land ¬ tion of the Islands to the United lsu Prisoners to Their Captors States The Coptic Arrives ing Made Monday IIost of Sampsons Fleet Bay The Vessels Jieed Overhauling In the Nipe Kay Engagement Much Duinago Was Done V Guaxtaxamo Bay Santiago dc Cuba July 27 The Prairie arrived from Nipe bay Monday evening and reported all quiet The Spaniards Monday night sunk the Spanish gunboat Sandoval which This has been lying near Caimanera is looked upon as being a gross breach of the terms of surrender which the Spaniards then had knowledge of es- ¬ pecially considering the fact that food Jias been sent by the United States into Caimanera First Sergeant of Marines Kinnie of the New York went north Monday evening on the Texas to get his commission as second lieutenant of marines This is almost the onlj case of such promotion on record in this branch of the service It is difficult to see how the large body of Spanish troops at Holguin can fail to surrender very soon though reinforced by the Spanish forces from Holguin is one of the comGibrara manding points in eastern Cuba and the surrender of its garrison will be an important event in the war News from there is expected shortly and up on it will depend some of the plans of our commanders The list of vessels in Guantanamo bay include the flagship New York the Brooklyn Iowa Indiana Oregon Marblehead Detroit Newark Yankee Yankton Hornet Ericsson Rogers Wampatuck Samoset Vesuvius Celtic Vulcan Alvarado five colliers and one ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ transport The Nipebay engagement was quite hot but there were no casualties on the American side The Spanish gun boat Jorge Juan was riddled by our shells It is believed that about 20C men deserted from her after opening the Kingston valves DONS WAIL Views of Spanish Editors on the Destruc ¬ tion of Cerveras Fleet Counting Up the Cost of VTar Washington July 28 The initia tion of overtures for peace has had the effect of suspending in a large measure for the time being at least interest in the military and naval situation Though it is known through the open admission of the members of the administration that the present peace phase would remain unchanged un til after another cabinet meeting on Friday there was still evinced a disposition to discuss this matter in its every aspect Naturally the first point of inquiry was the exact shape taken by the Spanish presentation of Tuesday Curiosity on this point vemained Tin gratified and must probably so continue for some days to come the president having decided that nothing more definite than the statement issued from the white house Tuesday shall be given to the public at this time The motive is a prudential one and the president has even gone so far as to suggest to the Mad rid authorities the expediency of keeping the text of the Spanish overture from publication at this time The next point of interest was the character and extent of the demand likely to be made by the United States as the condition of peace It is felt of terms of peace that the statement both from Spain and from the United States may be some days off as there doubtless will be considerable diplomatic fencing at the outset before the actual point of stating terms is A good deal of this reached for instance may result from the attempt to define the methods of ap proach to the object sought whether through a commission or through the direct exchange of notes as initiated Tuesday There will be much discussion in all likelihood also regarding an armistice for it is the distinct purpose of the Spanish authorities to secure a suspension of hostilities pending the negotiations for peace It may be that the application will be granted but if so it will be only under the most effective safeguards to prevent loss of any advantage to the United States and upon binding pledges that certain well defined objects are to be ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Thp steam- ¬ Washington July 26 Unofficial ad- ¬ er Mariposa has arrived from Australia vices received by the war department and Honolulu bringing the following announce the arrival of yGen Miles off advices the south coast of Porto Rico and Honolulu July 20 The steamship that his troops are being landed at Coptic arrived from San Francisco on Guanica From that point an adthe evening of the 13th inst with the vance will be made upon Ponce important news that the United States where two or three thousand senate had ratified the Newlands reso- ¬ Spaniars form a garrison It is inlutions making Hawaii a part of the tended to take possession of this town United States which iSfWell located and utilize it as Long before the vessel had reached a rendezvous for the concentration oi the harbor it was known that the an army to march upon San Juan steamer brought annexation news the There is a cable station at Ponce and information being signalled to the Mo Gen Miles will thus be in practically hican direct communication with the author Whistles of foundries mills and ities here steamers were turned loose and pande- ¬ St Tiiomas D W I July 26 The Fireworks wereset United States troops were landing monium reigned off and 100 guns were fired on tho Monday on the island of Porto Rice grounds of the executive building near Ponce on the south coast At the same time the Hawiian band Madrid July 26 A private dispatch marched through the streets to the San Juan de Porto Rico says a wharf playing American patriotic airs from strong American squadron has ap An immense procession was formed peared before Uahia Honda but that and a march was made to the execu ¬ the American attempt to disembark tive building was repulsed with considerable loss President Dole was at his beach Washington July 26 The war dehome when the steamer was sighted ¬ He hurried into town and reached the partment was busied Monday hurry ing the dispatch of the remainder of wharf as the steamer tied up Capt Sealby of the Coptic was pre ¬ Miles expedition against Porto Rico sented with a silver cup by the citi ¬ Such progress has been made that it is zens of Honolulu for bringing the hoped all of the troops will be on Porto Rican soil within a week at latest news The ciip bore the inscription Annexation Presented by the cit ¬ Gen Miles is not expected to defer his izens to Capt Inman Sealb3 II N R landing until that time but probably¬ enwho brought the good news to Hono- ¬ will pick out a suitable place for him- ¬ camping his troops and establish lulu self ashore awaiting the arrival of the The leading men of Honolulu met to day and recommended Harold M other detachments now on their way Sewall U S minister to Hawaii for War department officials expect that governor of the islands It had been the first news received from Gen Miles¬ ¬ San Francisco July 27 ¬ ¬ ¬ generally thought that President Dole ¬ ¬ ¬ would be their choice The Ohio Para Valencia and In ¬ diana four vessels of the third fleet of transports which returned to Hono- ¬ lulu on account of an accident to the Indiana were delayed here about 24 hours and sailed again for Manila on the 9th There was some defect in the boilers of the Indiana The Monadnock and the Nero sailed on the 13th MOTIVES OF HUMANITY Irince Henry of Prussia Maked an Ofli cial Statement in Kuguvd to the Irene Incident at Subig Hay conceded to us It is virtually admitted hy leading members of the administration that New Yoek July 27 The views of upon only one point in peace negotia Spanish editors on the destruction of tions is there likely to be serious fric Cerveras fleet are shown b3 these quo- tion and that relates to the future of the tations from Madrid newspapers re- Philippines As to Cuba and Porto Rico ceived here our government feels that there is a Montojos squadron yesterdaj- - Cer- - reasonable certainty of encountering veras squadron to day the Her- - little opposition to our demands ahio exclaims This is horrible This The Spanish government might in- ¬ i dreadful No account of the lost sist upon the proposition thrown out No Spaniard would weep by ships the Vatican Tuesday namely that over ships lost in another Trafal- - bhe United States shall xanhexGuba g ar untf accpunt canen ot tne oiooa the ostensible purpose being to secure that was shed There is Cuba cov-¬ full protection for the Spanish element ered with our blood and nobody left in the island but while this would What makes be a vexatious point ever thought of it it would yield to our grief greater is not the extent adjustment of our diaster but the considera- ¬ As to the Philippines there is a full tion that what for us was annihi ¬ expectation of greater difficulties to lation was for the Yankees the af be surmounted There is reason to fair of one moment These figures believe that these difficulties like the tell their own tale Cadarre is killed Cuban settlement will be rather in ¬ and with him hundreds of obscure he- ¬ ternal than international in their roes fell also But what did it cost character at least from the outset Dewey to produce such a terrible catas- ¬ The president is firmly of the opinion trophe Six wounded sailors that the United States has no use for Our best fighting ships our admir the islands as a permanent pos- ¬ able cruisers and swift destroyers are session The gravest problems of sunk off the Cuban coast their crews government would result were are slain or captured with Adm Cer the to attempt be made vera at their head but what did such to annex them owing to the hetero a complete victory cost Sampson One genuous and ill favored character of dead and two wounded These figures the large population of the islands make not only a striking contrast but while any to they complete the effect of redhot iron powers in effortjoint unite with other a administration in the flesh might be fairly expected to result as What Is there no means by which unsatisfactorily as the tripartite ar we may kill as we are killed Is there rangement between the United States no means bv which the guns of our treat Britain and uermany for tne ships may cause a slight scratch on the government of the Samoan group enemy Capt Aunon SEVERAL INJURED the minister oi marine is quoted b El National as Convicts in the Frankfort Penitentiary liaving said Have a Fight Just Before a Change If the American warships come tc A Spain I with whatever craft be left in Administration to us shall go to head them off or per Frankfort Ky July 2S The con- ¬ ish Such is my duty victs in the Frankfort prison have Upon which the republican leader heard of the change of administration Salmeron is quoted as having re that is to take place Monday and are Very very fine But you getting unruly on the idea that the marked will see how he does not the one or outgoing officials will not be severe on the other All that is now left to them A general fight occurred in tho Spain is a disposition for bragging prison dining room Wednesday and and joking like a for a time it looked The cost of Cerveras defeat is figured general as SO men outoreak by El Nacional as follows were yelling throwing chairs and The Vizcaya 3600000 hitting each other with anything in GOO000 The Oquendo reach Two men named Puckett were The Maria Teresa S3 G00 000 severely hurt about the head and an- ¬ The Cristobal Colon 4400000 other had one eje nearly cut out la The Pluton 5500000 the shoe shopone convict had his jaw The Turor 500000 and throat gashed and another was Artillery 53800000 felled by a blow on the head but will Total S200d0000 recover These men may naake trouble That is to say 520000000 of which for the new administration as they Sampson has given a good account in seem to be organized Over CO con- ¬ three or four hours is the comment victs were put in their cells for pun ¬ of El Nacional ishment ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Shanghai Wednesday savs an official statement from Prince Henry of Prussia in regard to the Irene incident at Subig bay Philippine islands has been published in the Lloyd It says the Ir ¬ ene went to Subig bay to take off some Spanish women and children who were in distressj AvtIsla Grande the German warship happened to meet a steamer belonging to the insurgents which left without any difficulty aris ing On returning the Irene met outside Manila bay two United States ships which did not speak to her In conclusion the statement sets forth that the removal of women and children was effected from motives of humanity and with a strict observ ¬ ance of the rules of neutrality ¬ Ost-Aia-tische -- Beilin July 2S A dispatch from ¬ ¬ Official Notice The following offi ciale note was issued here Wednesday At the request of the Spanish gov- ¬ 2S Paris July ernment the French ambassador at Washington has been authorized by the French government to present a note from the cabinet at Madrid to the president of the United States It is in the name of Spain that M Cambon who is charged to watch Spanish in- ¬ terests in the United States made this communication to President McKin ley at the white house Tuesday afternoon in the presence of Secretary Day ¬ Premier Sagasta Denies It Madrid July 2S The government denies that it has been occupied with the question of peace Premier Sa gasta contradicts the statement that official negotiations are in progress but the London foreign office an- ¬ nounces that negotiations due to pri ¬ vate initiative are proceeding Judgment and prudence you have shown in di ¬ recting affairs since the date of your great Returned From Alaska achievement in destroying the Spanish Seattle Wash July 2S Steamer This I take great pleasure in doing and fleet join Humboldt arrived from St Michaels heartily on behalf of the navy department as Wednesday afternoon with 112 passen- ¬ well as personally in the commendation of the gers from Dawson City and about one secret ry of state Very respectfully million dollars in gold dust and as John D Long Secretary much more in drafts This is the esti ¬ Rr Adm George Dewey U S N Commander-in-Cmate of Purser Twiggs who sa3s it is hief U S Naval Force Asiatic Sta- ¬ a very conservative one tion Troops at Newport News Mills to Shut Down Newport News Va July 26 In Providence R I July 28 Notices They have saloon accommodations while the others are in the steerage One of the Spanish officers said If our men in the field realized either the hopelessness or our cause or the treatment they would get at the hands of the Americans they would not fight long The quickest and easiest way to reach home is to surrender I believe in fighting where there is a chance but our blockaded soldiers dont know we havent a chance They can get home quicker by surren ¬ dering and in the meantime be well will come through the press dis- fed and taken care of But they think patches as the general has not with the Americans will murder them The Austrian consul paid 17 a head him so far as is known any dispatch ¬ boats It will be at least Saturday be- for the passage of each of the prisfore direct cable communication can oners be established with him and in the HEAVY FAILURE meantime reliance must be had on the dispatch boats running across to St The Gibson House Company Makes an Assignment Assets S100O00 liaThomas distant about four hours run bilities 860000 It was expected at the department that Gen Brooke and Gen Haines Cincinnati July 26 The Gibson would sail Monday from Newport News to join Miles and that most of House Co filed a deed of assignment to Attorney J Hartwell Cabell Monday Gen Brookes command would be em¬ barked- by Wednesday The work of morning Horace B Dunbar the pres ¬ asembarkation at Hampton Roads is be ¬ ident and general manager also There are signed at the same ing conducted with much less diffi no preferences namedtime culty and delaj than was expected In the Gibson house assignment the Col Hecker in charge of the transpor ¬ assets are given at 100000 while the tation division of the war department No who has just returned from that place liabilities are placed at 860000 has reported to Secretary Alger that sdoner had the Gibson House company¬ it was folit is eminently suited to the ship ¬ assignment been made thanassignment ment of the troops Consequently lowed up by an individual the secretary Monday ordered all of of Horace B Dunbar Col Dunbar is practically the Gib- ¬ Gen Grants brigade 3000 men from Chickamauga to Newport News It is son House Co as he owns nearly all not expected that all of the transports the shareSjjjl There are 11 or 12 other required for their accommodation will stockholders who own from one to five Col Dunbar places his have arrived there by the time the sol shares each diers get in but they will be encamped assets and liabilities at 2500 The only assets available are the ho on suitable grounds there and it is believed will be benefitted by the tel fixtures and furnishings and book None of the banks were accounts change from Chickamauga Secretary Long Monday forwarded caught The company has a lease tu to Adm Dewey the joint resolution of run 67 years more at 830000 per an congress extending the thanks of con- ¬ num from Peter Gibson gress for the victory achieved at Cavite To Co Operate With America and ng The resolution was beautifully en- ¬ land A special dispatch grossed and prefaced by a formal at- ¬ 26 London July testation of its authencity by Secretary from Shanghai says the Japanese war of State Day the whole being enclosed ships Woshino Chin Yen Itsukushima in richly gilt and ornamented Russia and Sai Yen have been hastily dis leather covers It is to be remarked that patched to Saiseho to reinforce the Secretary Long in his letter of trans- ¬ Japanese squadron there making it mittal makes reference to a letter from the strongest on those waters It has the secretary of state complimenting been ordered to co operate uith the Adm Dewey upon his direction of af ¬ British and American admirals in the fairs since the great naval victory a event of international complications formal evidence that the state depart- ¬ While the dispatch does not explain ment is thoroughh- well satisfied with the matter it is inferred the squadron the dipl6matic qualities he has exhib- is desired to be in readiness for Phil ited The letter of Secretary Long is ippine operations as follows Holguin Reported Evacuated Navy Dfpartment Santiago July 26 It is reported Washington July 1898 f Sir The department has received from tho that Gen Luque and the 10000 Span secretary of state an engrossed and certified ish soldiers who have been holding copy o a joint resolution of congress tender ¬ town ing the thanks of congress to you and the Holguin have evacuated the officers and men of the squadron under your Should the report prove true it would command for transmission to you and here ¬ indicate a desire on the part of the with encloses the same Spanish to surrender the entire east Accompanying the copy of the joint resolu- ¬ end of the island Their plan prob ¬ tion the department received a letter from the and secretary of state requesting that there he ably is to concentrate their forces in the westconveyed to you his high appreciation of your make a determined stand character as a naval officer and of the good ern provinces and finally in Havana ¬ ¬ ¬ - Th Louisville Courier Journal is now publishing the fullest most accurate and inoBt reliable war news of any paper An Officers Opinion in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for New York July 26 Prisoners of its war reports and is certainly succeed ¬ war cheering the flag of their captors ing admirably The Courier Journal has subordinated all other issues to that was the unusual sight witnessed at ser ¬ the 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NEWS JOURNAL Only OB For BothOne Year Thi is for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions under this combina tinn offer must be sent direct to Thh Bourbon News office Paris Ky 215 ¬ theWORLD NEW YORK THKICE-A-WJEEK ¬ EDITION 18 Pages a Week 15G Paper a Year FOR ONE DOLLAH Published every Alternate Day except Sunday ¬ itself port Aransas arrived at quarantine Monday and will be held The Aransas has on board 04 persons and on her trip from Santiago several cases ¬ Tho Transport Aransas in Quarantine Tampa Fla July 26 The trans- ¬ of yellov fever developed She was held at tfie quarantine station at Mullet Key First Shipment of Bonds have been posted in the cotton mills at Bristol which are operated by the Richmond Manufacturing company stating that the mills will be shut down during the month of August A dull market for goods is the cause pf the curtailment King Alfonso Has Measles London July 2S A special dispatch 2oming trains during the last 3G hours have brought nearly 6000 troops to this city These include the 2d brig ¬ ade of the 1st army corps in command of Brig Haines from Chickamauga park Tenn and five troops of cavalry from Camp Alger Yellow Fever Cases 84500 or less will receive bonds The first shipments of the new bonds were Washington July 26 A treasury statement shows there are about CO7 000 persons to whom bonds under the governments popular loan will be allotted All persons offering to take nade Monday ¬ Edition of The The Thrice-a-Wee- k New York Wokld is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has alL the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ cal news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ tify It is against the monopolies and for tho people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important news points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest We offer this unequaled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 TDTHE FARMERS OF BOURBOH l J New Albany Ind July 27 Con tracts have been awarded for a part of the repair work in the bottle department of the abandoned plant of the DePauw glass works in this city and SJA is now certain that that department hi ii I tne plant win be in operation this fall While the names of the promoters of the enterprise have not been given out it is understood that the plant will be operated by a joint stock eompany composed of employes of the American plate glass works at Alex stndria and local capitalists ¬ ¬ Will Resume Work Spaniards Concentrating in San Juan j I July 27 The Spanish troops in Porto Rico are be ing withdrawn from the outlying towns and are concentrating upon San Juan The defenses of the capital are being strengthened St Thomas DW received here Wednesday morning from Madrid states that King Alfonto is suffering from an attack of measles So far as can be loarned the kngs illness is not very severe French Embassies Notified ¬ ¬ Adm Cervera Entertained Annapolis Md July 28 Adm Mc Nair entertained Adm Cervera and his staff emy A The ican The government of France has notified all the French emwho are prisoners at the acad- bassies of the fact that Spain has made at a dinner Wednesday night proposals through M Cambon the Signed table was decorated with Amer French ambassador at Washington for Siboneyf i peace with the United Statea Suaftkk Maior General beauty and La France roses 28 ¬ ¬ Paris July Washington July 2G The war department at 915 p m posted the following Santiago July 25 Adjutant General United States Army Washington Number of new fever cases on the 24th instant about 500 At least 450 returned to duty Actual figures will be Notwithstanding hereafter given figures situation seems somewhat improved One death Sergeant J Lar nen Troop C 3d cavalry yellow fever ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L Washington July 26 Means will be vm ployed during the next three months to give full circulation among Blancos soldiers of the true story of how Torals army parsed from the hungry and bloody hell of Santiago into comfort and a free trip home to Spain simply by surrendering The news if well spread among Blancos men will have niore effect than would a whole sum Homesickmers bloody campaign added to hunger lie ness will be aertion should become epidemic as AC11 1 To Tell Blanco Men EQUITY As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence o 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 farmers who have had the Page Fence In use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put up the be Chicken Fence on tho market If yon are needing any ieuce give me c r V I I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ t - 0 W MILLJ5R Agent Paris Kt it r I THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS oyal mattes the food pure wholesome and delicious - JULY 29 1898 CARLISLE News Culled Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer Remarks lit Tis well joy never kills de tth would be our fate think The Louisvilles Jusr Have struck a winning gait Eie H Hobson the Menimac hero will be married in the Fall to Miss Cook of Kansas h POWDER Absolutely Pure NEW YORK who sang in a concert here in the Spring is now captain of an Indiana company at Camp Alger s Prof Wilbur Starr of Lexington ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO SamBw TIE BOURBON HEWS 1881 J Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER I Published every Tuesday and Friday by 1 y i Editors and Owners Money ay able to the order of Champ Make all Checks Miller Orders etc ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser ion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per 11 ae each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ 1 1 i 1 51 fct difference that counts every time Its foB FTER suffering for nearly thirty years a difference that changes your laundry - from dyspepsia Mrs II E Dugdale WEEKLY bill from an expense to an investment SCINTILLATIONS lf e of a prominent business man of We do good ivork it will cost no more Warsaw N Y writes For 23 years Crawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ I was than poor work but its worth double a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a We have arranged a Clubbing Rate ed their barber shop making it decided- ¬ An Interesting Jumble Of News And the difference Comment weak stomach The lightest food produced ly the most attractive shop in Paris by which we can eive Bourbon Steam Laundry distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ Spain now cries hold enougb They offer a prompt expert and polite tion of gas No matter how careful of my Our defenses are all put to rout Both Papers One Year for only Queen Crescent Low Iiates diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating 225 service and their shop is as cool as any B id were Teddys Riders Rough I was treated by many physicians and tried Regular Price for Both is Now Kentucky troops are orderd 275 in the city Hot or cold baths at any National Laundrymens Association numerous remedies without permanent help hour out Cincinnati O September 12 to 14th Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles lf 1898 Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within Winchester has a lady insurance Supreme Council 33d Degree of the a week I commenced improving and per ¬ agent Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincin- ¬ sisting in tho treatment I was soon able to of P Band will go to nati O September 19 to 22 1898 The Carlisle K eat what I liked with no evil effects Indianapolis in August to attend the I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels Plan Your Summer Outinjr Now Go to any old symptoms National K of P Encampment Picturesque Mackinac via The Coast Dr Miles Eemedies Hr Dr SH Pretty Bicycles Line Lieut Gov M C Alford will go to ¬ are sold by all drugare all right if you want something gists under a positive Wrangle Alaska in the near future It only costs 13 50 from Detroit guarantee first bottle Nervine M pretty to look at but there is a world where he and other Kentucky gentle1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland benefits or money re ¬ men are engaged in laying cut a site for for the round trip iucluding meals and funded Book on dis- ¬ Restores of satisfaction in knowing you have a the new city which is rowing very berths One thousand miles of lake ride eases of the heart and Wk Health M wheel that will stand the racket on on new modern steel steamers for the nerves free Address fast Send 2c for illustrated above rates all roads under all conditions The DE MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind pamphlet Address Phoenix will do it Spain doubtless feels the same kind of A A Scuantz G P A ate News of the War resignation to fatu that fell to Pats Detroit Mich wife When asked if his wife was re ¬ Dewey has Sent out the Raliegh and MCISSATI RY My agency insures against FUIHOKT Begob Concord to gather up several Spanish signed to death Pat observed fire wind and storm best oH re near sir she had to be merchantmen gunboats and DEALERS IN w InEfrect MarchV189i compa- ¬ liable prompt paying MaiiiU j Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc Gen Brookes army sailed yesterday cm union Tee officers of the Fourth Regiment nies were presented Kentucky Infantry from Newport News for Porto Rico DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY W 0 HINTON Agent reports fighting in with their commissions at Lexington A Madrid cable Wednesday afternoon bv Governor Porto Rico Use Parib Milling Cos Purity The war department reports over William O Bradley beneath the shade flour for sale by all grocers EAST ROUND My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the very 3700 cases of yellow fever in che Ameri- trees of beautiful Loudon Park Ask for it Take no other lowest prices consistent with good reliable goeds 630um 300pm Lve Frankfort can army in Cuba 320pm 6tfam Arr Elkhorn 65lam 332pm Arr Swltzer It is believed that the peace terms 702am 348pm Your Xilfe Insured Jc a Day Henry Weissinger Chairman of the Arr Stamping Ground giyen by the U S will provide for the 708am 358pm ArrDuvalls committee appointed to raise funds to 720am 415pm Arr Georgetown retention of Porto Rico and the La Our insurance is protected oy bank- Lve Georgetown 800am 430pm buy a service for the battle ship Ken ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Arr Newtown 812am 442pra drones the Independence of Cuba and a 822am 452pm tucky has addressed a circular letter to Columbus O There can be no stronger Arr Centreville permanent coaling station in the 828am 458pm I guarantee given you We dare not use Arr Elizabeth the people of Kentucky asking them to 840am 010pm Arr Paris Phillippines a banks name without authority if you Col Roosevelt has given a 5 bill to contribute anysum they can afford for aouot it write them jooa health is WEST BOUND each one of his wounded soldiers to pur the purpose It is hoped in this way to the best life insurance Wrights raise 10000 Celery Capsules gives you good health Lve Paris chase delicacies 920am 530pm they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach ArrElizabeth 932am 542pm See page two for extended notice of 938am 548pm trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Arr Centreville Ml N Excursions L 948am 558pm Arr Newtown preliminary peaie negotiations also St Sick Headaches 100 days treatment Arr Georgetown 1000am 610pm Thomas dispatch detailing landing of 1040am 635pm To Pittsburg Oct 8 9 10 limited to costs lc a day A sight draft on above Lve Georgetown 1056am 646pm bank in every 1 box which brings Arr Lmvaiis Gen Miles in Porto Rico 1110am 653pm 18 on account Knights Templar Con- ¬ your money back Arr Stamping Ground if wo fail to cure you Arr swltzer ll25Rm 704pm Five columns of late war dispatches clave One fare for round trip Sold by W T Brooks druggist 1135am 711pm Arr Elkhorn from Cuba San Francisco Washington 1155am 725pm To Christian Workers Association pickle and other points are printed on page Meeting at Black Mountain N Dill EDfcOOjn C three Spears McDermott tf Augnst 13th to 24th One fare for the C D BERCAW GEO B HARPER Genl Pass Agt Genl Supt round trip Frankfort Ky Insure in my agency non ¬ A Republican newspaper will short One fare for the round trip to Annual ly be published at Carlisle PrompT -- paying reliable Convention of Christian Church at union Years of experience in buying and the fact that I pay cash Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th companies insures against fire A black cat seems to have run befor all goods insures good results One fare for the round trip to wiad and storm tween the United States and Germany National L A W at Indianapolis W O HICTOfr Agent Spain is believed to be inching up to August 7th to 9th I Another important fact not to be overlooked am not To Indianapolis and return Aug 19th the white dove of peace with a handful to 21st final limit Aug 31st Extension paying a big rent and this feature is very much to of salt to throw on its tail r WW Wfck of time to Sept 10th can be had Fare a x Secret Societies the advantage of the furniture buyers of x 460 round trip Account Grand En- ¬ X Editor Desha Breckinridge who was Bourbon and surrounding coun- tf campment Krights of Pythias B P 0 ELKS tf recently appointed First Lieutenant in V X ties Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs tf X the U S army has been ordered to and return during Summer season LODGE NO 373 PARIS tf X Porto Rico X Parties contemplating a summer tour tf tf and 4th in can get valuable information xucy uu nut comDiain or X Convenes 2dat Castle Tuesda3rs720 Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing time- ¬ tf each month Hall at tf table hotel guides and Tis not strange but tis true that booklets by calling on orSummer resort tf anything in particular They jj p m Visiting Flks cordially in- ¬ in particular but everything in general are intended addressing tf eat enough but keep thin and Spain began to sue for peace the very vited tf pale F B Carr Genl Agent only to fool the buyers and pull them in To They appear fairly well tf day that the Kentucky troops were Paris Ky tf but have no strength You 5 come to the point If you want the best AOUW ordered to Porto Rico tf -- Shreve - Goodloe - Ransom is soon to Bullitt of Louisville wed Baron Vjq Norde a wealthy Australian whom she met at White Sulphur Springs Tne Baron is past years old s Thtee popular Paris beaux are being guyed by their friends on account of an accident in which the trio figured Sun day The gallants drove to the country to call on several of Bourbons fairest girls and hitched their horse securely to a tree While the beaux were in the parlor their horse became frightened broke Ioosp demolished the buggy and The butted his head against a tree The Parisians animal his since died sent to town for another horse and buggy and finally arrived home safely One of the trio has since drawn a like ¬ ness of the deceased equine showing him with erect head and flowing tail But for an unpatriotic omission the The picture would have been perfect artist didnt remember the mane Marie ¬ It is reputed that Mrs Precincts From the Mercury Miss Lida E Gardner will begin school at the Wright school house Au gust 8th Died On Saturday July 23d infant son of T Herndon Burial at Ellisville Sunday Died Atlher home near Ellisville Mrs JohnHager aed 20 years Burial at Mt Olivet Sunday Died On Friday evening July 22d is J King aged about 88 years after J a lingering illness of several months Nicholas County Teachers Institute is in session this week with a large attend ¬ ance Wm F Ramsey is the instructor The Northwestern Kentucky Medical Association will hold its annual meeting at Parks Hill August 2d and 4th in- ¬ clusive Died At her home in Moorefield July 221 Mrs W F Talbert aged 45 Burial in the city cemetery yi ars ¬ Always ask for Paris Milling From Nicolas County Cos Purity flour All grocers Strayed or Stolen keep it Insist on having Purity Bay mare 15 bands high 3 years old Come and see us before selling your every time was taken from hitching rack at colored Wheat Will furnishaacks and store on Baptist Church in Paris on the night the most reasonable terms Willguar To Cure A Cold In One Day of July 4th She is shedding front tee that vou can borrow money on our teeth Heavy mane and tail Had od warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter- ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab ¬ brown leather saddle with heavy lav lets All drnggists refund the money robe for blanket Will pay for infor- est or less if it fails to cure 2oo For sale by W mation leading to her recovery or will R B HUTOHORAFT T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris give 5 for her return to me ¬ IKhea fr UJanteek Ky- - WILLIE CALAMESE 8july 3t If Box 511 Paris Ky A Good Memory often saves money aud also good Health you Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP are troubled with constipation indiges- ¬ tion or any form or stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells byrup Pepsin and health will oe restored to you Trial sixes luc ly doses 10c lare size 50c and a 00 of W T Booics druggist Paris Kv- - Estill Spri KUuiwm fc OPEN JUSE 15TH TO OCT A beautiful line of white and Noted White Sulphur aod Chalybeate Coe silk puff shirts for hot weather Waters The prettiest Place and beat 1ST and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling office Wheat stored on reasonable terms at Price Co s kept Summer Kesort in the West For particulars apply to J 1 1 23d Chronic Dyspepsia Cured OAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor IRVINE KY B M RENICK CO P S Farmers would do well to store their wheat near home There will be a basket meeti g at old Pisgah Church vuuday Services will be conducted during the week morning and evening Mrs Ed Shaw living on Oscar John sous farm took Rough on Rats Sunday afternoon by mistake and there is little hope ot her recovery Died On the 25th inst Mrs Nancy Duncan aged 64 years Burial at fami- ¬ ly graveyard She leaves a husband Coleman Duncan and five grown children ¬ ADMINISTRATORS IITICE Wanted to Buj 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 300000 bushels of wheat ikf m 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 - July 2 1898 S B ROGERS Administrator E 0 FRETWELL Agent 53ulv 4t Paris Ky 3t T There are eggs and eggs The egg of y ester lay looks feels measures and weighs like the egfi of last month but theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundry The difference between good work and poor is slight to the unpracticed discernment but its a 3STOTIOE THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE - Notice is hereby given that the firm of McDermott Spears is dissolved J K Spears having purchased the inter- ¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS ENQUKR PHOENIX BICYCLES ¬ P i i jrvi iiiv jX -- - DAUGHERTY BROS 4 a f Tmmr tm v wi l t ¬ ¬ ¬ fhWi M JS soit ¬ Lencaie Children MRS LAUKA WEISHAUF tf GARTH NO 43 furniture for the least money go to t- - Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules tf delicate J DHL s S Murry Ind The Wright Medical Co Sept 171896 tf X CREAM ft BAKING P0WTOR MOST PERFECT MADE from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any ¬ thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully J tf tury J Whatcanbedoneforthem J Our answer is the same that 5 the best physicians have been J giving for a quarter of a cen- Give them Meets at Masonic Hall every Tues day night at p m ODD FELLOWS BOURBON LODGE NO 5 J 23 i Scotts tf tf of T Emulsion D tT mVL Meets each Monday night oclock at 730 eve- ¬ JTHINTON 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 IMPERIAL ENCAMPMENT Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 per box Send address on postal to the tf Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for V cate infants rapidly flesh if given a small trial size free Mrs Laura Weishauft TJJn It has most reJ markable nourishing powerK It gives color to the blood It tf brings strength to the mus- cles It adds power to the irt phosphites j f 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per f X quart McDermott Spears gain in j amount J three or four times each day 5 tf 3 SCOTT 50c and J s nerves It means robust J health and vigor Even deli- - S J 100 all druggists BOWNE Chemists New Yerk The 2d and 4th Wednesday ning in each month MASONIC PARIS LODGE NO 2 Meets every second Friday night in each month at 7 oclock p m KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS RATHBONE LODGE NO v 12 Undertaking in all its brauchts y mWi S J 730 oclock Meets every Thursday evening at Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FORI HIRE - f 11 m - BBBMMMMlMMMMMMWaBMMmMBMWliMMMMMMMl t I - -- ifciibs - I V 7rH3 -- OURJBN f EW3 PARIS KX FRIDAY JULY 29 1898 jmujiM iMitJgMriii 5 mi ihn JgHhTmT JBltffiTY riff WW mii THE fcj W p mJSr m fa i r1 Dr and Mrs John Bowen gave a convents Monday and com in urs live days at the COMEfcS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY beautiful german at Odd Fellows Hall Eighteenth Year Established 1881 last evening in honor of their charming High Scool iu this city TE NEWS MAN of j guests Miss Agnes Lockwood Below is the prog tiu for the entire Enleied at the Ppst office at Paris Ky as Helena Arkansas and Miss Rebecca second iss mail matter sessisa Nates Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Mayes mar The hall of Columbia Tenu nrv Tu The Hotel Lobbies And Monday August 1 9 a m Tnt was decked with patriotic bunting and j Kisewher- TELEPHONE NO 124 Devotional Exei cisrsDi HutUerford flags and Saxtons orchestra from Lis- White was in Cincinnati mgton furnished excellent music for Mr G Enrollment and Organization SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Training of the Vi ice Proi Kiig Yesteiday the event In the receiving line were Payable in Advance Thfi TntplWr WMiPf returned yesterday to Dr and Mrs Bowen Mr Ford Brtnt Pnf Stout Leer S20Q Six months 3109 One year Olympian Springs Monday 2 p m aud Miss Lockwood Mr Llewellyn KKWS costs you cant even get a re ¬ To make room for my Fall purchase whioh will soon begin to port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Chas Mr John N Davis has returned Spears aud Miss Maves Mr Physical CuJture 1rof King such as Duugnerty and Miss Mary Champ Mr arrive I take this method of cleaning up all Summer goods Supt Weurer from Estill Springs Make all Checks Money Orders Etc The Sensibilities Lawns India Linens Dimities Check Muslins Curtain Swiss Linens payable to the order o Champ MiLiiER Dr Varden The Will Dr Lncien Nelsou visited relatives Clell Turuey and Miss Lizzie Manning and Ducks for Skirts Summer Dres Goods Bed Quilts Sheetsand Turney Mrs Bowen was attired m The Elocution Lesson Prof King in Danville this week Towels Hamburgs and Laces white organdie Miss Mayes in white leases Table Linens Odd Napkins WET WHEAT 2 9a m Tue day August Son J T Hinton was in Lexington organdie over pink silk Miss Lockwood Rev Mann on business yesterday We have machines that will Devotional Exercises in light blue organdie over blue Miss Organization of the School Mr Weaver Miss Nannie Clay has returned Champ in sea foam organdie over white will be offered at low prices to dose Also one case of Bleached Cotton thoroughly clean and dry your Heading and Elocution Prof King from a visit in Frankfort and Miss Turney in white organdie at octs ppr yard OUR OWN SPECIAL J3KAJN D not more man zu wheat if thrashed wet Charges The Circulating Library Mr Weaker A few Com torts and Blankets carrien over irom Mrs Danl Lary of Newtown is The favor table was presided over by yds to one customer iProf King Interpretation reasonable Literary the guest of Mrs Sobrina Lowry Mr Daugherty and Miss Etta McClin last season will be found on our Bargain Counters at reduced prices 3w H HIBLER 00 Tuesday 2 p m Remember the days and dates Positively all goods go back to The german was led by Mr Mrs Amelia Leer has as her crnests tock Prof King rr and Mrs Smith of Shelbwille Brent and Miss Lockwood For the regular prices the day following Ed Hutchcraft was initiated into the The Elocution Lesson Methods in Reading Generl Discusn Elkdoni Tuesday night Mrs W O Paxton of Coyington first figure the favors were fans and c Query Box Dr Virden is the guest of Mrs Mamie Fithian military hat pins for the second whips f F W Eberhakdt is holding a Instruct n for Of TeachrsMiss Edgar Rev a nd M TUrotfoo VrnrTo otwl lti illa F Vi Ky v v J29 Main St Paris 7 Miss Anna Bruce Mculure left yes- t protracted meeting in Frauklin county cmra nags ror tne iourtn aons ana ani- mesday S p m terday for l visit to friends in Danville LUlJJUUWJ mals for the fifth and scarfs for the Prof King N will build a new rcund Reading L The Mrs A C Adair and children have sixth The refreshments were served bouse at Richmond The building will Wednesday August 3 0 a in returned from a visit to relatives in Mt by Mrs Crosdale 600 costal Devotional Exercises Rev Cheek Sterling The invited guests were Misses Mr Jas Stewart will leave the first Alice Spears Eddie Spears Clara Wil- ¬ Victor Doris of Georgetown Elocution Lesson Eld Mr Weaver of next week for a visit to relatives moth Amelia Clay Sue Clay Annie is holding a protracted meeting at PenmansMp Everything in Our Store will be offered regardless of Cost for the Composition and languagcMissFu ate near Wheeling W Va North Mifidletown Louise Clay Sue Buckner Lizzette next 30 days and w mention just a few of the Bargains Interpretation of a SelectonProf King Ulie Howard of Dickson Sallie Buckner Louise Pariish Mr and Mrs Harry Croxton of this city has 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3ic per yd Wednesday 2 p m Cincinnati are guests at Mr C Alex- ¬ Emma Miller Edna Ford Eleanor Ar gone to Cuba with Gen J H Wilson Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd Pysicttl Gialiure Prof King anders on Pleasant street nold Annie Laurie Young Mt Sterling and may go to Porto Rico Domestic Organdie Lawn best qualit 10c per yd- Miss Tipton English Grammar Mabel Letton and Ella Ran ¬ Helen Bennett Richmond Nannie Wil ¬ Misses Genuine French Organdie Lawns 18c per yd Rev F J Cheek will preach at the School Discipline Miss Ashbrook som went to Falmouth yesterday for a son Sallie May Anderson Georgetown 36 iij Sea Island Percales only SJc per yd - union services at the Court house Sun ¬ Elocution Lesson Prof King visit to Mrs J R Williams Marie Parrish Elizabeth Spears Mary White Duck Skirts full width for 50c day night at eight oclock Gass Alhe Hart Maggie Butler Thursday August 4 9 a m Our finest Tapd Ladies Bleached Vests Miss Nannie B Smedley who is be- ¬ Webb Lizzie Manning Turney Nellie Mann Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10c Rev Eberhart ing treated at Indiana Mineral Springs Mrs Rachael Crosthwaite has begun Devotional Exercises Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c the erection of a two story frame resi- Teaching Arithmeticlrof Thompson for rheumatism is reported as being Ellen Brent Kansas City Sallie Hedges Mary Lou Fithian Willa Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c N foot- Elocution Lesson Prcf King very much improved dence on the lot near the L Bowden Elizabeth Van Meter Dan We could give you columns of Bargains like thee but space for- ¬ Miss Power bridge which she purchased from Mrs leaching GeographyGraham who has ville Mrs Palmer Marv Porter Brent Marv Champ bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before purchasing Recitation Prof King been visiting her parents Dr and Mrs Mary Roche Millersburg Mamie McClintock Etta elsewhere Thursday 2 p m John Jameson left yesterday for her McClintock Tillie Brent Bertha Back nove- ¬ Handsome Picture given with 5 purchase John Fox Jr the Kentucky home in Terre Hatste lud Elocution Lesson list who is in Cuba as correspondent for welder St Louis Fannie Johnson Di Varden Miss Nellie Pitt who ha oeen visit- ¬ Bessie Woodford Elizabeth Hazelrigg Sibouev Civil Government TTnvnfirs Wpfil hi is ill at Mr Weaver ing Mrs Sallie E Adair left yesterday Frankfort Margaret Woodford Mt Neither the nature or the seriousness of Duties of Trustees for her home in Kansas City She was Sterling Miss Simrall Thursday 8 p m the illness can be learned Covington accompanied ao far as Lexington by Dr Mabel Russell Kate Alexander ElizaProf King Gov Bradley has accepted an invi- ¬ Entertainment J R Adair beth Woodford Messrs Clell Turuey 1 rida AugiSD 5 9 a in to attend the dedication of the tation Misses Nellie Mann Clara Wilmoth Albert Hinton Oakford Hintou Robert Dr Varden monument at Chickamanga National Opening Exercis WE HAVE PE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK 01 and Eddie Spears are members of a Hmton Will Hinton Ford Brent Dr Military Park in Semeinber His staff J lii uirj Mr Weaver house party whicn is being entertained M H Dailey Dr L Q Nelson Chas Elteu t ion Lesson IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS in full uniform will accompany him at HiLh Bridge by Mrs W E Board B Dickson Harry Blanton Richmond j Miss Edgar County Association of this city N will sell round trip j Chas Daugherty Lhnvellyn Spears The L Friday 2 p m Sunday Liputpnant Leonard Cook of Com John opears Aylette Buckner Brutus tickets from Paris to Cincinnati Prof King panv I Second Kentucky is at home Clay Buckner Clay Woodford Clay be good on train Elocution Lesson at 125 Tickets will 11 C Wilson leaving Paris at 515 a in and return- ¬ Leaching physiology from Camp Thomas at Chickamanga T H Clay Jr Seymour Wilson Frank Concluding business Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whe2 ing on train leaving Cincinnati at 755 on a short furlough for a visit to bis Walker Strolher Qmen berry John Miller Stephens Will Wornall Clay quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a caJL pm parents Capt and Mrs 13 L Cook ilurks Hill Camp Meting Dr H H Roberts and family left Stone Walter Champ Sam Clay Sam C Long formerly of this Mrs E Bolling will conduct the Wednesday for a visit to the formers Neely St Joseph Mo Sam Woodford oity gave a highly successful concert on Dk W T Meetiug at Parks Hill which be parents at Walton Dr Roberts will Chas McMillau John Power John the 16th at her home in Long Beach Camp closes August 15 spend a part of his vacation in the East Woodford Quincy Ward Ed Tucker aXJDTtOTTA VT TATTO JSS California The Lone Beach Tribune- - gins August 4ih and Chas Wilmoth J W Bacon Warren He will be assisted by such distinguish ¬ He will be absent about two weeks pays a splendid tribute to Mrs Long as S E TIPTON Cutter Ed Hutchcraft Frank Bowden ed speakers as Dr G V Eriggs who Prof E W Weaver arrived home Bacon a musician and as a charming lady so ably conducted the Moody meeting yesterday from a trip to Washington John Brennan Dan Morris Duncan K Parks ixx L misville Notice Bis iop Galloway will New York and Philadelphia accom ¬ Bell Bismark Frank Robt Jim preach the second Sunday panied by Mrs Amy Oberlin of Lan ¬ John Williame Talbott Cluy araiLL be in m v oM office on Broad I Ray Mann Henry Lilleston way over The Bourbon News begin ¬ The Kentucky Colonels a quartette of caster Pa who came for a visit to her Chambers Talbott L Butler V ning Monday August 1st court day national reputation will have charge sister Mis Weaver Duncan Vernon Leer Arnold I offer my services to all my old patroua of the music of Mt Miss Genelle Corbett ot the public Payne and ask a liberal share Walter Hume Reduced rates on all railroads Extra Sterling who lived in this city Taylor Respectfully patronage Kenney Mr and Mrs G B Alexander J T McMillan Dentist trai is on Sunday for several months passed through Mr and Mrs Ulie Howard Covington A Strange Accident en yesterday city the Miss Fannie Shropshire Georgetown Court Happenings Co en- A New Albuquerque to route SEviiRAL days ago while a young man Mr and Mrs R J Neely Miss Margie seeking to recuperate her Dave Morris colored was fined named Bodkin was doing some hauling Mexico Tumey Mrs Jesse Turney Mrs Nicoiiel of 55inudge Purnells court yesterday with a sled on the Ashurst place on the health waner ixiu bi brent Mrs maggie for fighting The following persons attended a Tipton Mrs W V Parker Mrs W T Clintonville pike he ran oer a piece of of Toad Reed Nancy wood which bounded up aed hit him ou merry bowling party given Tuesday Mary Reed Talbott Mr and Mrs Hugh Mont- ¬ Parker and Mary Parker all colored the leg breaking the member He night in honor of Miss Rebecca Mayes gomery Mr and Mrs D C Parrish satisfac- ¬ were each taxed 525 for fighting on walked on the limb two days before he of Tennessee and Miss Agnes Lock Mr and Mrs E M Dickson Sycamore street The scrap started Knew it was broken Theu he sent for wood of Arkansas who are guests of overbuying a small boy Miss Lockwood BIRTHS a physician but blood poisen had set in Mrs John Bowen Miss Mayes Misses Ida Friend Annette and it resulted in his death Tuesday 28 1898 Etta and Mamie The Advent Of Our Future Men And Tunnel Oaves In Bour- ¬ Riddell Irvine night The young man came to Women bon a short time ago from Clay county McClintock Marie and Louise Parrish Ths Pleasant Valley tunnel on the Dr M H Daily Messrs Chas Daugh- ¬ In Winchester on 24th inst to the N caved Mayaville branch of the L Oraud Opera House 2lented erty Llewellyn Spears Ed Tucker wife of John H Keyes vee Miss Effie ASHIRT FRONT THAT AT morning Taeeday night and caused the Frank Walker Walter Kenney John Tracey a daughter Marcia TRACTS ATTENTION train from Maysville to Lexington to be The stockholders of the Paris Graud Williams Albert Hintoa Chas Dickson Opera House have rented the opera delayed three hours on account of the OBITUARY Walter Champ b the exquisite perfection of its transferring of passengers baggage and house to Messrs Robert Parks and 98 99 Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory STOCK AND TURF NEWS express Trains began passing through Ernest Richey for the season of color and finish is the one that yon The Dead managers are popular young the tunnel regularly yesterday morning The new wear from the laundry work thafc of Arthur Graham brother-in-lamen wbo have many friends to wish Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes Mrs Palmer Graham of Terre Haute them scccess in their new venture is done here Cuff coll ir shirt or 3Eay JTour Federal Tax Hamburg and Ornament will meet Ind who is here on a visit died Mon- ¬ already have a number of attrac Thy shirt waist is sent home looking day at his home in Crawfordsville Ind WM i speciil tions booked aud they assure The News in a match race on September 10th Persons who are subject to as fresh and perfect as the new Simms Andersons colt The Ken Federal tax as Brokers Bankers Deal- ¬ that thev will give the Paris theatreJersey butter for Raceland Liquors etc goers the best atractions that they can tuekian won second money in a race at ers in Leaf Tobacco article and we are only too pleased sale by Newton Mitchell Chicago Tuesday bo careful to pay their tax and file book should that we can give gratification and A Falmouth firm has contracted for their applications before August 1st as Attention Knights of Pythias Reeds satitf Action to our patrons Send your linen to Haggard 200 acres of cucumbers yThey expect to IB99 after that date there is absolutely no RViftH Lodge No tf Steam Laundry for a good finish provision of law by which the 50 per 12 All munbers of ftatbbone be preseut raise 40000 bushels ar specially requested to cent penalty can be evaded Collector Thursday night Aug 4th Thirty acres of wheat belonging to H Important Seed sweet potatoes Roberts of Lexington is very anxions business W Herndon in Madison averaged Spears J M Sion McDermott that all such special taxes be paid with BRO Proprietors thirty bushel per acre W Al HINTON JR S PT K of R 2t addition of the penalty out the L Sharp of Athens Fayette couaty Telephoas No 4 The very best companies com- ¬ Dont use any other hut Purity had forty five acres of wheat which pose my agency whioh insures The A O U W Pic Nic flour from Paris Milling Go tell averaged forty bushels to the acre wind and storm TROTH EXTRACTED In Cincinnati last week J W against fire The A O U W pic nic at the Fair your grocer you want no other without pain ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Thomas Jr of this city sold fourteen Non union Grounds Wednesday was a big success All grocers keep it W O HINTON Agent hogsheads of tobacco at 1825 to 10 NO COOANE being attended by fully 3000 people NO GAS A11 persons kuowing themselves ra Abnee sold six at 1575 to Wiggins Storage For Graiu amusements were dancing a suc- ¬ The A simple application to the gums used debted to the late Df MiUtr deceag 1150 cessful balloon ascension races trap Try our special A coffee six only Jay m- - and acknowledged by the fcd W11 please gettle with th und I have storage capacity at my ware public to be th- - best and easiest and 6igned at once Those holding claims Ars Fister of Fayette raised 300 pounds for 100 shooting etc The bicycle races were houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for absolutely free from any alter t lfects v aftin8t aid decedent- will won by Chas Dudley Wood Grinnan which I will issue negotiable warehonse busnels of onions to the acre and sold Spears McDermott Uatepnoric tieattm nt for painless proven as rt qmred iv law to H C the In other and H C Ke rr the prize in each being receipts and will gnarauteemarket holder them at 50 cents per bushel filling Howard attorney can borrow two thirds the Talbott won the of the grain at the banks at seven price words she realized 450 on three acres a gold medal Geo per S LILLESTON S 00 Storage one cent per of ground Set of teeth sack race J R Clark the barrel race cent interest 4t 15 00 Admr D Miller Decd Upper and lower and Irvine Dempsey the potato race the bushel per month or fractional part Simeon Weihl bought yesterday of Col 50cts up Silver fillings prize in each race being one dollar thereof No charge for handling or T D Chenault ninety export cattle On July 11th my brown mare escaped 1 00 up Gold filling Parties who held their wheat sacks Rich Crandall won 2 by climbing the last year were paid handsomely for so average weight 1225 at 5 cents and from Walter Boones pasture at Beech 5 00 Gold crowns 50 cts greased pole and Joe Elm won a 5 doing Will pay New York or Balti- ¬ from Judge John D Goodloe sixty at Ridge and strayed away She is about Painless extraoriou 12 years old 15 hands high has harness contest more nrices less the freight any time the same figure Prize in tho worst turn out Richmond Register marks left shoulder sore Bhe is shod all J R Mild D 0 5 Julian Howe cave a clever exhibition of you wish to sell round has light tail Wdl pay reason- ¬ R B Hutchcraft Deering binder twine machine able reward for her return or informa- trick riding on a bicycle The next session of my school will be¬ 821 Main St Paris Ky gin the first Monday in September lendine t0 recovery for the Saxtons band furnished music opp Courfchouse Ladies white silk nd P K oil and all repairs for the Deering tin pic nic and many of the young people JEFF SCOTT 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Hours machine y at 25 cnts at Pricx W L YERKES care Walter Boone went out to the grounds for a dance Telephone 79 14je tf R B HUTCHCRAFTS Elizabeth Ky Gos after supper in the floral hall ij f BOURBCH DEWS Bourbon teachers In titute PERSONAL mNTION A Beautiful German I The Teach t is Institute MID SUMMEE CLBANING TJP SALE j I KT G TUCKE Thursday Friday and Saturday August 18th 19tb and 20lh i r All Ladies Muslin Underwear -- J I 41 mm s Great Sacrifice Sale i lc ¬ ¬ Je - I i i i t D CONDON ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER FAE i -- J Wmters of this city have gaged rhe services an eminent optician to be at tneir store3on tne second ana last Thursday each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glares and guarantee tion Call in and have your eyes tested free 6f charge Next visit will be Thursday July it w ¬ ¬ -- liliINUX c The Bourbon Steam Laondrj ¬ - nBt Mare Strayed SCHOOL HOTICL -- puffts v ry - vnkT i - - ill ijj elf Zwnrs JSW THE THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHALIP Editors ad 0wnnwi BRUCE MILLER m BOTJKBON NEWS PAEIS KY FftJDAT JULY 29 1898 PECKHAMS LAWXf A LITTLE NONSENSE He Arranges a Patent Device to Keej Did she break down when you told People In Their Places and Naw 402 her you were going abroad Tries It Himself I think she felt like doing one though Scribbler Theres a sign fact most people are It is this inborn Books Exhibited lets go in disposition to get through life with the nibs ¬ Q b THE BOYS AT THE FRONT Well not forget our soldier boys In camp or battle field For In this hour of perils night They form their countrjs shield They form their countrys shield and more They wield their arms with might liike warriors- known to sacred lore Wax valiant in the fight - I Whether in camp or on the march Or crossing distant seas Their lives are lives of sacrifice Not of inglorious ease Till victory on their banners perch Their sacred troth they plight Ease comfort luxury forsworn To country duty right II Our sailors too God bless them all Our zealous gallant tars III Our Deweys Sampsons Hobsons Schleys Floating the stripes and stars To light up dark Philippine isles Antilles coasts to cheer T assure the Cuban patriot Redemption draweth near IV fr i These are our boys gone from our homes And this their worthy task For us who watch their every move Is it too much to ask That we remember as we pray The soldiers pressing needs And find the answer to our prayers In kindly generous deeds The homesick soldier bless By sending letters papers and Dessert to spice the mess Between the soldier boy and home No power should be able To intercept loves- messages Or cut the magic cable Harvey Wendell in Leslies Weekly - Light up the camp Cheer up the heart c MmM QUEER CLOTHES The Frog and His Various Suits By iMSfnii Dallas Love Sharp 1 1 5 commonest things should we to study them would often prove very strange and interesting- It is only because they are familiar that a e seldom think of extending- our ac quaintance with the hope of discover ¬ ing new and interesting character ¬ THE - - istics the stem of the nearest leaf all the MIGRATION OF ROBIN time but his green and spotted back was so like the color of the leaf that I Tbe Sweet Songsters RcHeinble the could not make him out until he Wild Pigeons In Their Pos¬ moved session of Roosts so hard to see these little frogs It is like that most people believe that they are For many years naturalists wrote Wilson studied and not frogs at all who make this music Audubon and in the marshes uut some kind of a of this bird before it was known that there were robin roosts as well as tadpole Progs and their relatives the toads pigeon roosts Only within the last are never troubled about getting a few years was the fact brought out new suit as to when or where but they that a bird more familiarly known do however have to take care of their than the passenger pigeon followed tfcis old clothes and it is very curious how mode of spending the night although some of their cast off garments are it adopted spring instead of fall fnr massing by hundreds in a high shel disposed of A few days ago I picked up a tree tered wood for a nights protection toad Hyla Versicolor stiff and nearly from cold or because it is the period dead with cold I brought him to my before pairing time or for some other room and put him in a wide mouthed reason at present beyond mans ken bottle to thaw out Toward evening With what stealth must this well he was quite alive and sat on the bot- ¬ known and much observed bird have tom of the bottle his toes turned in found its way in such numbers to the his head cocked up looking very much same patch of timber night after night surprised at the strange surroundings in the early months of the year acHe made himself at home however cording to locality coming from all so I fixed a cork to let in fresh air and directions so swiftly that a secreted observer could not count keeping up left him in his new abode He seems to enjoy living with me as a chatter that could be heard for a much as he did in the hole of the old long distance until the last bird someapple tree in the garden He climbs up what belated perhaps found sheltes the sides of the bottle hangs on there in the darkening grove when all beand goes to sleep for a whole day at a came silent as thousands of wings time Instead of a web between the were folded to rest Another peculiar trait of the robin toes as has the frog there is on each unnoted except by so keen an observer toe of the tree toad a little ball or disc and it seems as easy for him to of bird waj s as Maurice Thompson is hold on the sides of the bottle- with that with all its friendly and confidthese as it is to sit on the bottom If ing relations with the human family I turn him upside down he knows noth- during the time of nesting and rearing ing about it till he wakes Then he de its young in the fall of the year it beliberately turns round so that his comes a wild bird betaking itself head is up shuts his eyes and gees to largely to the woods and even the se eluded parts of the mountains at this sleep again At night he is wide awake and is now season showing little disposition to looking at me apparently listening to be on familiar terms writh man giving the scratching of my pen but little a note of alarm and flying high and does he dream that lam writing about swiftly when surprised at his ap proach At this time they range over him The second night after his arrival extensive tracts of country but nearrav little toad sat very still He was ly always evince a tendency to secludoubled into a ball his eyes drawn in sion The writer has seen them in his feet rolled up and 1 could hardly small flocks flying over a wide valley at tell which end was his head After a such an elevation that only by the time he began to kick and gasp as if in well known sharp squeak rather than great pain I feared he was dying He by the eye could he surely determine would huddle all up in a bunch then that they were robins Pven in its migratory habits this suddenly kick out and stand up with bird is somewhat peculiar They seem his mouth wide open trying it seemed to move southward in the fall with to swallow something I picked up the bottle and saw thai more tardiness than most other birds he was really choking for there was allowing the increasing severities of something in his mouth that could not he cold season to push them off the be swallowed It was a kind of cord winters edge Or are these late goers running out of each corner of his the birds inured to cold by a residence ¬ M h bailey MAIN mil ST --8 to 12 a m 1 PAKIS Some people are naturally lazy In Indianapolis Journal Over Deposit Bank HJ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fe4 Hi J 51 V I need not ask our readers if there ib one of them who has never seen a frog You all have of course But did you ever notice how he was dressed if Why you exclaim Dressed there is one creature above another that is not dressed it is the frog At first sight this looks true enough for frogs do seem to wear very little clothing and indeed what need have they for clothes They live continual 3 along the water much of their time is actually spent in it and so if they must have clothing a bathing suit ought at most to be sufficient But frogs are really dressed in two this means of pulling- - over his front legs and thinning- out along the sides of his body With the next swallow I saw the string slip down his throat a little and as it did so the skin along his sides began to roll up It was his old suit He was taking it off for a new one and instead of giving it to the poor he was trying to economize by swallowing it What AVhat a way to undress a meal What curious economy Naturalists for a long time have said that toads ate up their skins after thej had shed them but I have never seen it recorded that a toad eats its skin while shedding it and actually uses mouth ing southward take the place of others that have gone earlier in the season The question of identity al ways a difficult one almost precludes argument on this point Lippincotts ¬ in states farther north which com- ¬ DIG DOWN DEEP least possible effort that makes one walk on the grass merely to save three or four steps Incidentally this nat ural laziness upon the part of the human race is responsible for the fact that Ebenezer Peckham who lives out on Cedar avenue had been unable to get a good brand of sod upon the exposed corner of his neat little lot Half a dozen extra stepare necessary to take one around Mr Peckhams corner but five out of every six people who have in the past had occasion to turn that way have felt it their duty to cut across Mr Peckham put up a sign but nobody paid any attento it perhaps because there was tion no grass left at the place he referred to He upbraided the boys swore at the men and looked contemptuously at the women who violated the sanctity of his corner but it all went for naught They kept right on cutting across and wearing the path deeper and deeper day by day At last Ebenezer Peckham made a vow It was to the effect that he would get even with the human race or know the reason why In pursuance of this determination he got two stout stakes each about two feet long and he pointed each of them at one end Then he secured 20 feet of clothesline and chuckled softly to himself Revenge is sweet In his minds eye Ebenezer Peckham could see members of all the various grades of society turning flipflaps and cartwheels and standing on their heads and rooting up the turf He thought of inviting a few friends around to see the fun but that would involve delay and he couldnt wait It was threatening rain A tree shut off the range of the nearest electric light and Mr Peckhams corner was very dark The time was propitious So he got a hatchet and pounded his stakes into the ground so far that a horse might have pulled at either of them without dislodging it and then he tied his piece of clothesline across the path that had been worn into his little patch of lawn The rope was about six inches from the ground just high enough to trip a trespasser going or coming Xow gol durn you said Mr Peck ham as he finished the job well see how you like that I guess maybe theres more than one way of doing most things but I think thisll be good ¬ Scribbler What for to see a check book Town Topics Snobrey Time gets the best of Rare Office hours Pen I want to 6 p m ¬ keep-off-the-jgra- ss ¬ everyone Poplow doesnt it Everyone except the orchestra con- ¬ Roxbury Gazette ductor he beats it Price I tell you to be a soldier is a great opportunity Yes Bradley I was thinking as much when I saw the way the pretty girls were embracing them Town Topics Madrid newspaper dispatches regard ¬ ing the war in Cuba read something We were victorious but like this managed to escape with our lives Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Brid- ¬ A Receptive Pupil Mistress get these are ewers I hope youll not call them jugs any more Bridget Thank yez mum Sure an is these cups mine too Jewelers Weekly Mamma Plajing Indian is so rough Why are you crying Have Spot- ¬ they been scalping you again No mam ¬ ted Panther alias Willie ma we have been smoking the pipe of peace Stray Stories Mrs Jones Gertie returned homc gave me a piece of cake Gerties Did you ask for it Gertie Mother No mamma You told me not to ask for everything I saw I didnt see Bos- ¬ the cake it was in the pantry ton Transcript H A SMITH srn Varden Co 1 Office over G S Office Hours 8 to 12 a m to 5 p m J 5 R ADAIR Phone 79 Paris Ky 6 to 12 a m and 1 t 3dc tf Dental Surgeon No 3 Broadway pm Office Hour GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to Undertak¬ ing and Repairing Main Street - -- Paris Ky rt BUGLE CALLS ON SHIPS By Tills Means the Sailors of the Knvy Are Musically Called ar HOUSE AND LOT AND DLACK S5HTH SHOP FOR SALE ¬ DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for hall cash bal to Duty ance in twelve months For further the bugle particulars address or call on On board a man-of-wBEN J F SHARON and the boatswains pipe are employed 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky to avoid the noise and confusion of r shouted orders The boatswains pipe S3F JE1 IISTCS- - 3 is used chiefly for commands bearing on seamanship work Its spwnds are I m 80S fi ¬ ¬ Prairie Dogs Have Holes Tliat tlxe Uo to Water Level Where They Drink i f suits all the time and they wear out as auany as 15 or 20 in a single summer Astonishing Yes and every suit is made to order and is a perfect fit Catch five or six frogs Bub your thumb over their backs till they are almost dry Among the number yu will find one or two from whose backs you can peel off little films of clear colorless skin If you continue you can pull it off their legs like stockings This is the frogJs second best or everyday suit lie goes swimming in these clothes They were made on purpose for bathing and gymnastics and he aises them altogether in his standing broad jump and high diving contests You do not pain him in the least by taking them off in this manner although they seem to be a tight fit -- it off Three 90MMM ¬ ¬ tf You rather aid him in fact for it would be impossible to start them off am frog IX FULL DRESS at all if they were not worn out and ready to be cast aside Without your great gulps more and the whole suit assistance he would have to take them shoes stockings and all disappeared off alone and it is no easy matter for That was some days ago Pour days n frog to undress after this curious performance he ate Beneath his first suit is another up another suit and I saw the whole which he always keeps for best andin operation He pulled it over his head which he feels very much dressed tip and neck with his fore feet as if it How proud and really swell a big were a shirt then crammed it into his bullfrog feels when he first comes out mouth kicked it off his back worked in these brave clothes Did you ever out his feet and legs then swallowed see a gayer dress Look at his green it off as before But it comes off pretty cap his striped stockings his spotted hard and how can he possibly swal- ¬ vest aud his big expansive bosom Mr low it and keep it swallowed while he Prog in full dress He is in kicks very latest style except alas in the The toads tongue unlike ours is the length of his coat tails they are fastened at the front end with the woefully short free end forked and pointing back But why does he need two suits Xot ward It is so long that it can be lo keep lii in warm surely No the pushed far down liis throat and get- ¬ frogs have no winter clothing and the ting the end of this strange fork fasquestion of warmth never enters a tened into the skin he readily forces it frogs head when he is getting new down as far as it is necessary and clothes for though he feels the cold holds it there as every other creature does he reMy little toad has had nothing to eat sorts to other means of protection As but his cast off clothes since I have had soon as the first chilly nights of au him How long these will last I cannot itumn come on he dives to the bottom tell but he now wears a new suit of of the pond and digs in the mud a soft gray and black which doubtless will warm bed where he sleeps all winter soon serve him for another meal like without a fear of your waking him as the lest of his queer clothes Prank you skate or slide over the frozen sur ¬ Leslies Monthly face It is not to keep the wearer warm but for quite another purpose Potted Venl tliat the gay suit was intended It is Procure a knuckle of veal have the especially made to protect him against butcher cut it in three parts Wash iiis many enemies then boil gently till tender in as little you know have no sting no water as possible When cold grind Progs poison fang no disagreeable odor with or chop it fine and season to taste with ivhich to defend themselves the only salt and pepper and sweet herbs ii way they can escape the hawks liked Have ready three hard boiled snakes small bo3rs and the host of eggs Butter a mold line with the veal other foes is by hiding from them and place the eggs in a line through the in doing this their gay dress aids them center of the mold fill in the rest ol rmore than anything else could the veal While doing this let the broth to see a frog in which the meat was cooked boil It is almost impossible among the grass and rushes of a pond down strain and season it then pour even while he is croaking I once over all Cover and steam 15 minutes looked at three small pond lily leaves When cold it is ready to slice The for nearly an hour to find a little gelatine in the meat liquor will harden cricket frog who was all the time and make the meat firm without pres- jpeeping awajr from one of them but ureand the egg in the center of each 3C die not see him until he dove off into slice gives a pretty and odd effect whe- water He had been sitting upon Detroit Pree Press k up-to-da- te ¬ ¬ ¬ The most interesting thing I have seen in many a day said Mr Harvey Geer of Lamont Col at the Ebbitt a few nights ago was a prairie dog well Did you ever see one It isnt often a chance occurs to explore the that homes and haunts of these expeditious little inhabitants of the plains A few miles from my town a large force of men has been at work this summer making a deep cut for a short railroad up into the mines A friend of mine is in charge of the job and I went out a week ago to see him nd the work that had been done The first thing that at- ¬ tracted my attention when I got there was the fact that the cut was being made through an old alfalfa field and the roots fringed the sides of the cut and hung down 15 or 18 feet Up at the surface of the ground were the tubbed green plants and reaching down deep into the earth were the fat businesslike roots getting their living far below where ordinary plants forage for subsistence But the most remarkable thing was the prairie dog wells that had been dug into The cut went through a dog village and being a deep one somo 40 feet it went below the town There has always been a discussion about where the prairie dog gets his drink Some say he goes eternally dry and does not know what it is to have an elegant thirst on him Usually their towns are miles from any stream and in an arid country where there is no surface water at any time sufficient for the needs of an animal requiring drink The overland travelers back in the days of pioneering used to find the dog towns out on the prairie scores of miles from the streams There was no dew the air was dry as a bone the buffalo grass would be parched brown and there would be absolutely nothing to quench thirst I remember a discus sion begun 30 years ago in the Amer ¬ ican Naturalist by Dr Sternberg now surgeon general on the subject nd he argued in favor of the well theory But there near Lemont is occular proof of the well theory The nest holes of the dogs were five or six feet deep but four or five holes went straight down as deep as the excavation had been made and evidently on into thewater oarrying sand beneath These holes appeared to be used by the whole col ¬ ony commonly and were a little larger than the holes used for their homes Washington Star His Excellent Reason OHoggnrtj- - Oim hearin thot Gro gan has enlishted an gorfe aph to dhe enough for me The nhe retired to his porch and sat down in a dark corner from which he could see the fun without being seen By George he said to himself its a shame not to let anybodj else en- ¬ joy this I wish Dave Brimmer could be here Hed split himself wide open laughing Dave would just take to this sort of thing I wonder But while Mr Peckham was indulg ¬ ing in his mental talk there came a sudden clanging of bells and rattling of wheels aid somebody around the corner yelled Fire over the railing of his porch and start- ¬ ed for the conflagration The sight or sound of a fire engine always aroused the sleeping youth in Mr Peckham Like an eagle in his flight he swept around the lilac bush near the side walk and then there was a display of ¬ ¬ Ebenezer Packham leaped clear war McLubberty Wull woife an noine children wud be afther stayin at home wid em Begorra thots dhe rason ar his ac- ¬ tion he says thot goin to war is dhe only way he can hov anny peace He has thot Oid tink thot a mon wid a Puck art He Does She Doesnt Mr Dauber murder - He Well he Up to Date fciia Lispamtingr pyrotechnics beginning with a soaring rocket continuing with a sort of pinwheel movement embracing a bril liant shower of stars and ending with a low plaintive groan as Mr Peckham with a dislocated shoulder a nose that had been doing special duty as a plowshare and trousers that had once known their proper place rolled over on the grass They put him tenderly to bed a kind hearted neighbor pulled up the stakes Silence is and people come and go across the is explained by its name same as the military call AttenPeckham lawn again at their pleasure the tion and is used for the samp pur Cleveland Leader pose at drills on board slip The White Wash Veils is used as has al trumpeters call To regular features white wash ready been explained and in general veils are very becoming Women with as a warning five minutes before any irregular features have to wear them important routine call of a general however for they are the only prac- nature Clean bright work is heard tical veils for the sailor hat Of course after breakfast when all hands arc aet chiffon is stylish but it is not du to work polishing up the vessels brass rable and will not stand many wash- gear The next call signifies that the ings The regular wash veils get soiled time for this labor has expired Sick very easily especially the part that call is heard in the morning at the comes directly over the mouth Nat hour when the chips surgeon is ready urally it gets a trifle damp there and to receive sick men the dust sticks to it To wash one of Muster boats crews is a genetti7 properly it should be call summoning the cres of all boats these veils soaked in a strong lather of tepid from the big sailing launch down to water and white soap for at least half the second dinghy Man and arm an hour The soapy water should be boats is used when boats are to leave squeezed out and the veil rinsed in the ship for fighting business Hook water and then dipped in cold on boats is a bugle call heard when all clean coffee or tea if a creamy or yellowish the boats in the water are to be hoist tint is desired and it is more becom cJ as when a vessel is prepaiing to go ing to most faces than a pure white to sea Boats falls summons the men Pinally the veil should be shaken out to man the tackles called falls by n not wrung and each point pinned which the boats are hoisted The carefully to the countertightly and process consists in getting the pane on a bed and the veil reefed boats under their davits and hooking down with pins on the ends and plain the heavy hook blocks of the falls into sides Almost before one finishes pin the eye bolts in the boats The boats ning it it is dry and just about as stiff are then ready for hoisting and as when new Chicago Times Herald boats falls naturally follows When a single boat is to be hoisted the boats jireadeil Tomatoes wains pipe is used Canned tomatoes or fresh may be Boats calls are used when the used Drain off the juice and cut five of particular boats are to be of them in halves Season with one crews summoned Por instance if the first teaspoonful of salt and one third as cutter is to be sent away the bugler Roll in powdered much pepper cutter crumbs and fry in hot butter blows the a single call and at the end cracker detached G If the of it blows and suet half each When done place second cutter is wanted he blows two on a hot dish To two teaspoonfuls of second and cut- Gs If fat in the frying pan add a teaspoon- ters arethe first he blows third one required first ful of flour and when brown and then two then three Gs The same smooth add half a cupful of the toma- ¬ plan is followed with all The other calls to juice four tablespoonfuls of cream As soon as the call for any boat is half a saltspoonful of salt and two heard its crew goes to it immediately boiling dashes of pepper Stir until mans it if it is in the and pour over the tomatoes Cincin ¬ and it if it is atthe davits water or lowers NY Times nati Enquirer ¬ ¬ absolutely incomprehensible to a landsman but every sailor under stands them quite as well as he would understand words Of course even with the pipe the shouting of orders canuot be altogether abolish pd Por example if the captain desires to use his gig he sends word to the officer of the deck who in turn calls the boatswains mate on watch and says Call away the gig The boatswains mate blows a long shrill blast on his pipe and shouts Away gig This process is changed when the bugle is used Then the officer of the ileck commands the bugler to call away the gig and that functionary plays the Gig call The boatswains pipe is used when all hands are called to moor or unmoor ship and when the work is completed the boatswain pipes down which means that he blows a pipe which permits those not actually at work to go below It is a dismissal of all hands from the work for which they weresumrnoned When however all hands are called to their stations for a duty connected with the fighting business of the vessel the bugle is employed For instance at 930 every morning all hands are called to quarters and inspected at their stations After this the usual morning drill begins For this purpose the bugler sounds at 925 either the music marked Trumpeters call or another known to officers as Put on swords At 930 he blows Quarters for inspection which it will be seen at a glance is the call known to solThe call diers as the assembly marked General quarters is used when the-- men are summoned to man guns ojjen magazines and make all the other preparations for a fight The call marked Dismiss is heard when the crew is dismissed from any duty of this kind It corresponds to pipe down but is seldom used after a seamanship job The battalion drill calls purpose ¬ ¬ TREES PLANTS VINES The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Aeents fctrawberry and general nursery cat¬ alogue on application to H F HILLENMEER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 Carl Crawford ALVA CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS FlTrpet Barbers Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable S YRUP FRANKFORT DR CALDWELLS CURES INDIGESTION CINCINNATI 1 PEPSI RY 1897 ¬ In Effect March DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort Arr ISIkhorn Arr Switzr Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvHlls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr CcntrcviJle Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST EOUND i ¬ ¬ 702am 48pm 708am 358pm 7r20am 415pm 800am 430pm 8P2am 442pm 822am 452 pm 828am 458pm SMOain 030am 300pm i41am 320pm tonlam 332pm ¬ fclOpm i ¬ ¬ Ar rEI i zabet h Arr Ceutreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown live Georgetown Arr Duvails Arr Stamping Ground Arr bwltzer Arr Elkhorn GEOB HARPER Genl Supt ¬ 920am 530pm Warn 542pm 038am 548pm 948am 558pm 1000am J 0pm 1040am 635pm 1056am 646pm 1110am 653pm 1155am 704pm 1135am 7llpm 155am 725pro 1 1 C D BERCAAV FKANKyORT Genl Pass Agt Ky ¬ 1 HE 01 El TIME TABLE EAST BOUND IiV Louisville 1 115am 840pm Ar Lexington Lv kixiion VPPm 80pm 830am 550pB Lv Winchester k5Sam 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterlin22opm 950pm 960am 705dj Ar Wash ington 6ruam 340pm hook-ing-o- ¬ 830am 600pm v- ¬ Ar Philadelphial0l5am 70opm Ar New York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND ¬ Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville ArLouisvllte ¬ Trains marked thua f run daily cept Sunday other trains run daily ex ¬ Through Sleepers oetween Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car any information call on reservation o trGKoROE W Barney Div Pasa Agent Lflxington 730am 450pm 655am 800am 520pm 735am 911am 630pm 1001am 750pm 1100am 815pm S3 A8ent F B Carb - NRR parf J t ¬ Kj THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JULY 29 1898 Jb xr- - 7 INSECTS IN HIVES V YMWnTmllti1r nTa-ir-i- ifr rr Ramedy for Ants and Greea tfUieft Tliat Sometimes Make Life a Burden to tlte Bees There can be no harm done by the flies and ants providing your bees are in good condition and fairly strong Otherwise the ants will work on the combs and honey and become much of an annoyance to the bees The flies also will thus annoy them and eat their honey Flies are frequently seen about the entrances of hives in this climate attracted by the odor from the bees but are seldom seen about the hives that are strong in bees When the flies are thus very numerous it is evidence that the colonies are not in They are much good condition worse about colonies that have been or are being robbed They are mora troublesome also about weak col- ¬ ¬ A Philippine Heroine One of the Philippine insurgent leaders is woman whose life be Pretty Materials for Shirt Waist a beautiful She has often rushedseems tointo charmed bravely Popular Colors and Attrac ¬ the very teeth of death from guns and cannon but has never been wounded Fre- ¬ Ornaments tive quently we see people in this country who live Very pretty waists classed with shirt also so long that their lives seem charmed but the only charm about it is that waists are made of linen batiste with they keep up their strength and vitalize bands of lace insertion between groups their blood with that celebrated remedy of tucks down the front and back Hostetters Stomach Bitters FRILLS OF FASHION SKILL OF DOCTORS TESTED Fifteen Years of Suffering ¬ HOUSE FOR TURKEYS it Secures the Floelc at Xigrlit and IrovideN a Fine Feeding Place for Younj lllrds great niany of the finest birds were killed hist year In June I had a house turkeys have a large range and as foxes are numerous in this vicinity a My built like the accompanying illustra ¬ tion to secure the flock at night to provide a feeding place for the young birds during the day and to prevent the old birds from eating with them The building is 12 feet square ten feet high in front and eight feet at the back The foundation consists of tamarack planks spiked solidly to- ¬ gether and four posts are set in at the corners The sides are of fine slats four inches wide nailed an inch apart so as to provide light and air within The roof is made of boards put on to exclude the rain On one side is a door a 6x3 feet fastened by hooks on the outside and inside On the front there is an opening b and a door c On the ground the opening b is four inches high and five feet long and per- - onies The proper thing to do is to examine your bees and ascertain if they have a queen and have young brood in the combs and that they have plenty of honey to live on If the queens are all right it will pay well to feed them a little sirup made from granulated sugar to the amount of a gill or half a pint a day according to the strength This will start them of the colony to breeding rapidly and if continued the will soon become strong which is the remedy for all bee ills If they are gathering honey it is not neces- ¬ sary to feed them but if not it is of A much importance If it is the large ants those that make the ant hills I should judge they were very annoying to the bees and I should destroy their nesting- place You can readilj1 bottle them up Make a hole in the center of the ant hill and as deep as your bottle is long or a little deeper so when the bottle is set in the hole the mouth of it will be about an inch below the surface of the ground Ar THE MAN IN HIS HOME range the earth around the mouth of the bottle funnel shape and the ants 14 will do the rest They will all go into The Husband and Father Strikes the Keynote for Rijrht or Wrong COMFORTABLE TURKEY HOUSE the bottle and the inmates of an Living ordinary ant hill may be thus bottled mits the ingress and egress of the in half an hour Kansas Farmer The seclusion of a home gives to a young birds only This is closed by man a certain freedom and attendant means of a drop board The hanging HANDY LITTLE SILO privileges which no other place in the door c is 12 feet long two feet wide and two feet from the ground is One Can Be Built at an Expense Rang- - world affords and itis right that it anould But it is not right that this formed of boards like the sides is n AccordinK to Size from freedom and those privileges should be fastened by hooks and jp attached to ig to jg abused to the disadvantage of the wife the front by strong hinges Inside the house are drinking and feeding Prepare planks 16 feet by 6 by 2 Too many men seem to have the idea troughs for the young birds clean inches then secure five round iron that they can drop into constant disstraw at one side and three tiers of bands made of iron consolate and churlish moods at home roosts the first very low the second large enough to encircle the proposed with their wives which in any othei midway and the third of strong poles silo and with threads on ends Mark place and by any other person would as near the top as possible out a circle 1G feet in diameter on the not be tolerated It is when a man In the morning I dropped the hang ground Then set four planks on end is within the walls of his home that ing door to let out the old birds fed on the circle and as far apart as pos- ¬ he is himself Then it is that he shoild them outside and closed the door sible being held by braces Bend two be at his best When a man gives the Went in at the side door fastened it iron bands in a circle and place around best that is within him to those fed and watered the young birds and the planks one foot from bottom and closest to him his home will be the ideal place that he wishes it to be left them till the dew was off the grass No man has a right to expect from his JJy raising the board the young ones wife what he on his part does not give could come out to the old ones Three her If he wants her sympathy he times a day they came to be fed the must give her his consideration If a board being utilized to shut them in man lacks the element of considerauntil all were fed At night the young tion he should cultivate it and cultiones remained in and by dropping the vate it not for the benefit of his friends hanging door the old hens flew in but for those in and of his home Con When the turkeys grew too large for sideration should begin at home not the opening b I fed them just out- ¬ in the homes of friends as it so often side the house and they entered by does and ends there too The atmos¬ means of both doors which were fastphere which a man creates in his home ened before dark The house was by example becomes the rule by which adapted to our purpose from the time his children live The husband and fa the hens were let out of the coops until ther strikes the keynote for right or they were sold in the fall American SAFE AND SECURE HOMEMADE SILO wrong living Edward W Bok in Agriculturist ¬ ¬ where the waist fastens The collar is si mply a transparent band of lace with cords long enough to tie in a bow Pretty neckties to wear with plaid gowns are made of white glace trimmed with plaid or spotted silk Cherries mixed with their own blossoms decorate red straw hats and to perfect the scheme of color a scarf of red silk spotted with white is effective Knife plaited frills of net silk and mousseline de soie are very lavishly used for trimming summer gowns and hats as well Bangles of oxidized silver ornament- ¬ ed with some appropriate quotation from Shakespeare in old English let ¬ ters are one of the novelties in jewelry But if you really want a supply of wisdom beyond your years just wear a gold bangle with a Buddha set in dia monds or better still a frog set in jewels which will bring you good health and much happiness Earrings are threatened again and the special design which may prove irresistible is called car florets They are a little flower scroll set with diamonds shaped to accenttiate the curves of the lobe of the ear and fastened in some mysterious way which is not vis ible The hat which turns back from the face is a close rival to the other ex- ¬ treme which tilts down over the eyes and is charminglj- - becoming to many faces A becoming feature of fashion is the belt like the material of the gown or of chiffon of the same color rather than of ribbon in contrast N Y Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A she Theres one thing dear George 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 Liberal Supply Needed u I thought I should surely die the severity of the disease or the prompt and perfect cur performed by Dr Ayers Pills Similar results occur in every case where Dr Ayers Pills are used They helped me right away is the common expression of those who have used them 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 painandgivesrestandcomfort Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y ¬ Try Allens Foot Ease ¬ She told me her heart and hand were priceless Whit did you say I told her I would go off somewhere and wait until she sent me word that they Indianapolis Jour- ¬ were marked down Market 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 T 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- ¬ nal I formerly suffered from indigestion and weakness of the stomach but since began the use of Dr J C Ayers Pills I have the appetite of the farmers boy am 46 years of age and recommend all who wish to be free from dyspepsia t take one of Dr Ayers Pills after dinner till their digestive organs are in good order Wm Steinke 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 breathr coated tongue nervousness sleeplessness biliousness and a score of other affections that are after all only the signs of a more deep rooted disease You can find jnore 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 on This case is not extraordinary either in request by the J C Ay er Co Iowell Mass Oh mamma I I is not highHow to grow wheat with big profit at 40 born after all cents and samples of Salzers Red Cross 80 Why Maud Bushels per acre Winter Wheat Rye Oats We were talking of the mooted Anglo Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for American alliance and he said something 4 cents postage JOHN A SALZER SEED about our common blood Indianapolis CO La Crosse Wis k Journal ¬ - Wheat 40 Cents a Bushei Queered Himself I fear the duke SUMMER S RESORTS J A Positive Proof War Photographer Business with me is Teacher- --Now can any of you give any developing AmHow is it with you proofs of your own that the world is not munition Manufacturer ItV booming I ISLAND Truffle AInnagcr JL I K K SMITH flat Iionsr Island City New York Town Topics thank you Little Tommy 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try this brand of so that you may find out for yourself starch ONE POUND DT THIS STARCH WILL CO I MK34 that all claims for its superiority and econPOUND AKO A HALF AS FAR AS A OF ANY OTHER STARCH I flNH omy are true the makers have had prepared pCrTuBiNGERBSC WBr at great expense a series of four Mj ¬ NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2red CORN No 2 mixed RYE PORK New mess LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat ixed Corn Oats N 2 white Rye N o 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS AVestern OATS Mixed 73 37 39 10 00 10 J Ni ¬ TAKING OFF HIDES A Fcvy VisJuaoie Suggestions Whielt May Save You Many Dollars in the Future mvjlT -- Let us give a few hints which if carefully observed may save many dol ¬ lars in the future In skinning beef hides and calfskins keep the back of the knife close to the hide and draw it tightly with the left hand This is a simple rule but by following it the Utility to cut or score is considerably On the foreleg the knife lessened should go down to the armpit so called and then forward to the point o the brisket On the hind legs the cut bhould be made from the hoof of one down the back of the leg semicircular ly across from one to the othei and on to the hoof The throat should never be cut crosswise and the horns and tail bones should always be removed The operation of salting is equally important To salt hides thoroughly a water bucket full of good salt should be used to each 50 pound hide the quantity for larger and smaller hides being in proportion After this they should be rubbed and rolled up Inde ¬ pendent of cuts and scores hides which are not taken off in the manner specified are classed as ZSo 2s and if dried on fences or exposed to the sun or weather are only fit for theglue maker A butchers skinning knife should always be used and no employe should oe permitted to take off hides with ¬ out one as the loss from one hole in a liide would buy several such knives These fow rules are simple enough but their adoption means a great deal to the country slaughtered National Provisioner from top Drive in each plank a 12 penny nail bending it up and over the iron band Run the ends of irons with threads through blocks of cast iron with two holes through them about two inches apart a nut on each thread should be provided for tightening the structure after the planks are all in position Planks should then be set on end and fastened byr a nail as were the previous four Screw nuts tight and place the other three bands in po- ¬ sition so each is three to four feet apart key up the nuts For removing silage exit holes through four planks two holes will be enough Replace planks when refilling with next crop Such silos can be made for 16 to 30 Farm and Home AMONG THE POULTRY Lice are death to chicks Watch for this enemy Oats are not the best nor cheapest food for poultry If you overfeed you will have fat hens and fewer eggs Poultry should have an abundance of pure fresh water Over 50 hens should never be kept in a single pen Twelve to 25 is better Fowls do not injure orchards but destroy insects injurious to the trees combs will prove to be the best layers The hen house should be kept clean and successful poultry raisers know what clean means As a rule the hens with the Ladies Home Journal BABYS DRESS IN SUMMER Suggestions Resrardinsr the Correct Wardrobe for the Wee Belle of Fnahion There are as many ways and as many new materials for summer costumes of little children as for their mothers Plain dimity lawn or colored percale is used for morning- dresses and is often made up with gimps or without - 27 50 5 87 00 72 72 W 33 45 70 50 75 32 24J4 GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in The subjects are the manner specified American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold i t 5 CO 71i 62 38JS 32 4 40 4 40 INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed largest 1 aV kVPV house until winter Plan it now and Minced Lnmli or Mutton build it after harvest Cook three tablespoonfuls of finely Dump a few sifted coal ashes into with one the poultry yard The hens will eat chopped onionssaucepan tablespoonful f butter in a three minutes a good many of the cinders vithout browning then add one heap For scaly legs a good enough plan ng tablespoonful of flour stir and cook is to dip the legs into a dish of kero two minutes add one pint of white Leaving Manure in Heaps sene once or twice a week for a oroth season with one teaspoonful of The only advantage we could see month salt half a teaspoonful of white pep from the practice of dumping manure Keep the hens tame It is more sat ¬ erx and half a teaspoonful n heaps was the ease with which it of grated be done and the wagon unloaded isfactory taking care of them and nutmeg Tie two sprigs of parsley to¬ could will be fewer for another load The manure thus therebroken eggs hens with rupture gether with half a bayleaf one clove t small sprig- of thyme and six pepper Jumped is never so evenly spread ns it and Worms come very close to the top oerries so that the herbs and spices wagon To unload can be from the A are entirely enclosed in juickly always have two men on the of the soil this moist weather the parsley and few strokes of the blade will turn up idd this bouquet to the sauce Cook six load spreading from each end oi the Then there will be no heaps hundreds of them greatly to the de minutes remoVe the bouquet add one ivagon pint- - of tine minced cold lamb or to lie on the ground perhaps for light of the hens Contrary to the usual opinion there mutton without any fat and cook ten iveeks and giving the field a patchy are but few breeds of fowl that pay minutes Sere on a hot dish bordered appearance in the larger growth of straw where the manure heaps have abetter according to cost- than gtiineas vithv finely qhopped parsley and poiain Often this extra large growth The flesh of the white guinea is ex tato croutons Cold cooked beef or rusts and yields less grain than where cellent and they lay a large number reaJ may be prepared in the same way of eggs Rural World Housewife ihe straw was smaller I - Do not put off building the poultry wardrobe consists of dresses in plain white nainsock These have skirts finished with a hemstitched fold and freqiiently narrow tucks or insertion Ginghams of bright colors with ruffles on the shoulders are most serviceable and easily made For afternoon the well dressed child will wear a pique dress with as much hand wrought embroidery as is consistent with good taste On account of the thickness of this material a gimp is always used the yoke of which is made of embroidery or tucks of insertion with narrow little puffs Sleeves are always full puffs shirred at the wrists with narrow bands and ruffles and as a rule are long Costumes of this kind are easily made at home as are those of white China silk which are elaborately trimmed with lace and worn only on special occasions Grass cloth has found its way into the wardrobe of small children and dresses of this ma terial are made perfectly plain worn with white gimps Philadelphia Times feather-stitched ¬ The larger part of a childs summer LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam 375 4 00 73 36 27i 10 50 5 3714 ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute How To Set Them PEM0DS OF PAIN Menstruation the balance wheel of womans life is also the bane of exist-¬ ence to many because it means a time of All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand aro entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not bo sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer ¬ While no woman is entirely free from periodical pain it does not seem to have been na- ¬ great suffering1 Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only otherwise tures plan that women ivmmimZ healthy Bhould suffer so severely LydiaE Pink- - MsW fiB IS REACHED DIRECT BY THE IMAHA E5 If you are going to attend and it will be We hams Vege table Compound is ri7P V ¬ thorough fe male regula tor known to the most Lgssssm II I wliat you can ill afford SssRRaj H to miss you wilS find this the best line to take HHmw JSIl 3 EZ offer SUPERIOR EQUIPMENT PULLMAM BUFFET SLEEPING GARS RECLIN1NS GHASR CARa vv Only Line Direct to the Grounds F Agent for further particulars seats free and the ¬ - ¬ ¬ I medical sci C G WARNER W B DODDRIDGE H CTOWNSEND Vice President General Manager Gen Paaar and Ticket Agenf ence It relieves the condition that pro-¬ ST LOUIS MO ¬ duces so much discomfort and robs men struation of its terrors Here is proof Dear Mrs PrNKHAM How can I HIDE YOUR LIGHT UNDER A thank you enough for what you have done for me When I wrote to you I BUSHEL JUST WHY was suffering untold pain at time of WE TALK ABOUT 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 Lrter Pills and to day I am a well person I would like to have those who suffer gives know that I am one of the many who nDftPQYNEWDISC0VERY worst The Best BOOK thne WAR JP I quick relief UP i 9 of testimonials and curesdays and IO for book have been cured of female complaints cases Send Free BrlHL grkkvb sossauuu w tuously illustrated price -- Viw to anybody sondtne IretmcHt two annual subscriptions nt 1 each to the Overlandt by your wonderful medicine and advice Monthly SAtf FKJLNC1SCO Sample Miss Jennie E Miles Leon Wis ANK E CURES WHERE ALL ELSE- FAILS If you are suffering in this way write 1719 Beet Cough Syrup Tastes Good TJso as Miss Miles did to Mrs Pinkham at In time Sola by aruggiats WBJ2X WRXTIKCr T ASTlKTISKKg Lynn Mass for the advice which she Rrereraiiflisfctfragi please state that ym Sw tka UlTirtMi offers free of charge to all women reat ta tkla yaey DONT THATS SAPOLIO - S5S32S lir n 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY IN MINIATURE Seashore Excuroious MADE will run The Chesapeake nnrt Ohio railroad thefollowi g excursions to the Sea shore on CMJRIOUS MARVELS MICROSCOPIC dates named The UuUets will be good going necessary steeping on regular trains to which ACHIEVED BY INGENIOUS MEN cars will be attached On July iUthand ugut 11th to Atlantic May Cty and Cape S14 via Washington round¬ from Lexington and cortrip rate only Pctcv Hasans Tells Some Very Fishy Sto ¬ respond ngly low rite from other Central ries About Jolin ItZulIer Tlic Ever Grow Kentucky points Tickets good elrveu days returning ins Sqtisd cf Cherry Stone- Workers A On ulv 26th a rouud trip rat of 513 will be Wonderful Knife made to Old Ponii Comfort Va ticuets good going on regutr fain- - and good returning twelve duvs This is the best time to visit Perhaps the most prevalent mania of Old Point ovngo the interesting military men gifted with mechanical iugcnui maneuvers Send in your irime for sleeping ca- - spa e takes the shape of accomplishing cr ator for further information desired Geo W Baraoj D P A Lexington Ky tempting to accomplish in miniature the mightiest feats of engineering that human hands have ever set up The en - trumps and Hand at Whist 1 pie The Way tho Rev Mr Gately Played rr FRIDAY JULY 29 j Lb8 iMn IIMian iT- IV S in- - Anderson Co O S nn iid jjVtV Of Peck P ¬ ¬ in BD BATJ The Leading Speciaiisis of America LJj ii - HHH - k ta c z MM HTOh 3M r 1 19 20 YEARS iOUUUU IN OHIO UUIBU TA WECURESTRICTUREBI Thousands of young and uriiilo aged men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may have a smarting sen ation small twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times slight dis ¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC ¬ TURE Dont let doctors cxperimenton you by citting stretching or tearing you lhis i ill not cure you as it will re-¬ turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs tho stricturo tissue hence l emo ves tho stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffering no detention from business by our method The sexualorgansarostrength ened The nerves are invigorated and the blics of manhood returns ¬ I r 21 WE CURE GLEET Thou ands of young and middle aged men are Inning their sexual gor and vitality continually sapped by this dis-¬ ease They are frequently unconscious of the cauo of these symptoms General Weakness I nnatural Discharges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at timc3 Smaifing Sen ¬ sation Sunken Eyes itli dark circles Weak Back General Depression Laek Shrunken of Amlition Varicocele Parts etc GLEE and STRICTURE may bo the cause Dont consult family doctois as they havo no cxperieneo in these special diseases don it allow Quacks to experiment on 3011 Consult Specialists wuo ha o made a life study of iiiseaS of Men and Women Our NEW TTETIIOD TREATMENT will posi ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate f jrr cme t CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If unable to call write for QUESTION HOME for BLANK TREATMENT Kennedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O m A tA T tSd ALJtk AVBII AWTaT AlGVi p 3XTi k Farms AT PUBLIC SALE As executors of the late P will offer on the premises 011 Scott we 10 raXBSDAY Y AUGUST 1898 h The Wednesday after county court day the following three tracts of choice Fayette County Lauds No 1 The tract known as the Gist Farm located 3i niles from Lexington on the Hdirodsbuig and Clays Mill pike containing -- U tion - of choice farming laud 350 acres of which are in grabs and 200 in cultiva ¬ The improvements consist of a two story bnck residence ot 7 rooms carriage house cistern smoke house 3 servant houses 2 stock bams 1 tobacco barn a tine stone fence along the front and inside fenciug in good order This is on j ot the best farms inthis section of the county Plenty of running water fed by springs Time 10 oclock No 2 On 330 J ores THURSDAY AUGUST UTil 1898 - known us the Kinkead farm located 7 miles from Lexington on tne Richmond and Lexington turnpike containing grass on the premises we will sell the tract more or less of which 230 acres are in 200 in cultivation and 10 acres in orchard The improvements consist of a very handsome two story trick 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 supply of running water and well fenced After the saleof No 2 tract - we will offer on the premises tract -- - 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- Gaining about 10 time No 3 -- 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 be 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 approved tsicuv WTr ER SCOTT -- 100 of which are in grass the balance in 235 Acres thusiast in miniature regards the Forth bridge for example not as a utilitarian masterpiece but as a model to be fol- ¬ lowed and copied in all the materials supplied by a threepenny bit and the 985 feet of Eiffel tower neither fills his breast with awe nor horror but is re garded as a choice subject to be con- ¬ structed in miniature out of bent pen and the shell of a walnut Of the mediaeval mechanicians John Muller better known in the trade as Regioniontanus which one must admit sounds well for one of his craft who lived in the fifteenth century was with- out doubt the Maskelyne and Cook of the period or at all events he had as a biosrapher a writer of greater imagina- lion than tho other less fortunate genii of that era Peter Ramus the writer in question not only credits John Muller with fashioning a wooden eagle which on the occasion of the Emperor Max- ¬ imilian visiting Nuremberg flew out to meet him saluted him in due form however that may have been and then turned round and accompanied the procession to the city gates but further as- side Confound it man I turned the serts that the same individual turned said the major queen when I dealt out an iron fly The queen Oh yes to be surel I YThich having flown a perfect roundabout Vith weary Wiiigb returned unto her master Air Gately was fear I am very stupid A We are inclined to think all things the acme of devout contrition Ramus had the Guilty Conscience by William Mayna considered that Peter makings of a very fine creator of excit dier Browne in Scribners ing fiction in him and that it was a sad pity he allowed his gift to be wasted n PURE TOBACCO compiling a biography of a 100 years deceased automata artificer in place of The London Lancet Says It Is Not Injuii- ous to Smokers forestalling the friend of our youth M Verne Jules Referring to the agitation started in The cherry stone has been a favorite France hy a society hich acts on the subject for tho worker in miniature principle that tobacco is always use- since Hadrhnus Junius saw at Mechlin less often harmful and sometimes homi- ¬ a cherry stone cut into the form of a cidal We agree in The Lancet says were 14 pairs of dice so far that we allow tobacco to be some basket in wnich distinct the spots and numbers of which times very harmful It is of course a wcro easily to be discerned with a good poison but so is tea as also coffee eye A museum in Massachusetts hag two vegetable products which are con nmong its other possessions a cherry sumed by nearly every inhabitant of stone containing a dozen silver spoons either England or France All three can As the stone is of the ordinary size the be and very often are abused but this spoons are so small that their shape can does not do away with their reasonable only bo admired by the aid of a micro- use In these days of rush and hurry toscope Other remarkable cherry stones bacco has often a most soothing and are the ones carved all over with 124 restful effect The tobacco sold in heads mostly of popes and potentates France is to put it mildly not good and the one fashioned by a topmaker at and although in England it is possible Nuremberg which contains a plan of to buy fairly good toLacco it is next Sevastopol a railway station and the door to impossible to get it pure Messiah of Klopstock is indeed mul That is to say it is nearly always tum in parvo scented or treated in some way so as to A tiny vessel has been made of late give it an artificial flavor Cigars are years by an Italian jeweler who came beyond the purse of any but a rich man into possession of a pearl that nature and as for cigarettes the filth sold as had caused to take upon itself the shape such is beyond description A pure toand contour of a boat A sail of beaten bacco society would be an admirable in gold studded with diamonds a binnacle stitution and as for the traders saying light of ruby and emerald and a rud- ¬ customers like scented tobacco the der of ivory complete the structure customer seldom gets the chance of which weighs less than an ounce all f smoking anything else The truth is told We recently saw it stated that the that as in the case of highly scented smallest steam engine in the world is tea or soap it is cheaper to fake infeone of an upright pattern made of sil- rior qualities of stuff than to supply the ver and gold and resting on a 25 cent real thing To be unsophisticated an goldpiece The diameter of the cylinder article must be of good quality but the is one forty eighth part of an inch craze for cheapness is ruining every- ¬ stroke one thirty second of an inch thing and when people buy cigarettes veight one eighth of a grain bore of at 36 cents a hundred it is not to be cylinder 3125 of a square inch The wondered at that they get well an inengine can be worked either by steam ferior article or compressed air and oh shade of In view of these dicta it is interesting Peter Ramus the balance wheel of to note that cigarettes are turned out in one third of an inch diameter is said to large quantities by firms of repute at a make 1760 revolutions per minute retail price nearly a third less than the In 1S1G a knife was made at Messrs price mentioned by The Lancet LonTravis Sons Manchester containing don Times three blades buttonhook saw punch screwdriver box corkscrew hook and Red Men So Love to Drink gimlet two phlemens a species of lanI was down in the Indian Territory cet picker and two more lancets with a a few weeks ago said a St Louis man ring at the head The knife we learn the other day and business took me to was only eleven sixteenths of an inch the capital of the Cherokee Nation long and weighed 1 pennyweight 14 There is no country in the world where grains At this end of the century prohibitory laws are as strictly enforced Sheffield can boast of a dozen pairs of as in the five civilized tribes It is shears each so minute that they alto- ¬ against the law to import any sort of gether weigh less than half a grain if intoxicating liquors under severe penal- ¬ report speaks true ties The result is that it is a common Of examples of microscope writing thing for people to drink camphor per- ¬ there is no end but one of the most fa ¬ fume hair tonics and any old liquor mous is mentioned by Pliny who said that contains the faintest suggestion of that Cicero had once seen Homers alcohol Iliad in a nutshell In order to prove I actually saw one fellow drink a the truth of this a French writer named large swallow of red ink and learned Huet experimented in the presence of that this carmine fluid was a most popthe dauphin whose tutor he wnd in ular beverage A good sized bottle of it 1670 He first showed that a pit te of could be had for 50 cents and it was sheepskin 30 by 8 inches can be folded warranted to make the drunk come up to fit tho shell of a walnut and then It seemed to me that when the Indians proceeded to prove that he could get 250 were willing to go to such extremes to stanzas of 30 verses to a stanza on each indulge their craving for fire water that side of the paper or 7500 verses on it would be just as well to let them each side Of the paintings in mihia have the genuine article which couldnt ture Carel van Mander the sixteenth at the worst be half as baneful as the century painter and historian quotas vile compounds they habitually use the landscape painted by Lucas vau Kansas City Journal Heeres wife This work of art repre sented a mill with sails bent the mil Her View of the Matter ler appearing as if mounting the staira Talking about happiness observed loaded with a sack A cart and horse Aunt Maria severely do you were seen upon the terrace upon which what I think about the matter know John the mill was fixed and on the rotd sev ¬ Samuel eral peasants were discerned The whole John Samuel didnt know and mildly was perfectly distinct and accurately admitted as much finished and yet bo minute that it could 1 just think it all comes down to be covered with one grain of corn this that most npnrlv ftromVinn Frrr -Zt H L SnTT iUi xuubu imurubuupiu urusc m locKing up their house Jand WJUUUJ a vj a searching Jan van Beers must be descended from the world for that contentment theyve the fair Uainter of that Gxtrnnrdinnrv th u i 1U LUril IIWII ITHIIIIKI UIIUT iMii4i 0 work of art London Standard room Detroit Free Press ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L ml I mas we were seated at the whist table in our room Henry and I had had our Christmas dinner with his people and Mr Gately had had his at the rectors house Mr Gately was assistant at the parish church The major poor man had had no other resource than to sit at Mrs Buckinghams table What kind of dinner did the duchess asked Henry give you on Christmas of the major who was dealing with quiet precision Colossal replied the major colossal sir and familiar said I she gave Do you mean you the same old things only more of them Precisely madam It is your lead The major had and hearts are trumps We had five kinds turned the queen he added of pie I led some small card of a plain suit Mr Gately took the trick playing a king second hand and led the king of hearts I saw the major looked puzzled and frowned Five kinds of pie Mr Gately ex- claimed mildly as the hand went round Dear mel What ill judged benevo Than his king having taken lence led the ace and smiled he What infernal carelessness burst His queen had fallen from tho major upon his partners ace Oh hardly that Surely the intent was manifest not that I defend the practice but one could hardly er Mr Gately leaned forward as he spoke still smiling his cards clasped against his breast and his head slightly to one ¬ One evening the evening after Christ¬ A Beautiful FREE for a few months to all users of the I Wffl celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself I I KjRffl that all claims for its superiority and econ1 F3J omy are true the makers have had prepared 1 Ww at great expense a series of ¬ SyARGH I IfJIMBrGUARS H Present i REQUIRES NOCOOKIHO Hi AND pFS STIFF AhDKCE Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsulesfrom James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to dojiuything for nearly two years I ased three Doxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of otLerp o atllicted J wish to send this letter t Very truly yours W S Andehsom Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med -v Co Columbus O lor trial size iree To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules O Pike Kecommenda I I I ttlE E El POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A rOUKD AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STASCH Ut3CriUBINGER BROSC FOUR BIG ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FK02I TOLEDO DETROIT PLAQUES 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 exact reproductions of the ioooo originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars agner Sleeping Bnifett Parlor Cars Compartment Cars Cars Private Coaches and Dining Cars Elegant Be sure your tickets read via NEW YORK M ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO M5LLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute How To Get Them All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer FOUR BIG o Mccormick Passenger Traffic Mgr D BMAKTIN Gen Pass Tkt Agt Cincinnati O Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only i Jrralrtawisrri j Hews 5 ard OF CmnioriS fVlr ySJl KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS National JmDortaxice JlT THK OU kT JT W I i - TAKE THE CONTAINS BOTH Daily by mail - - - Daily and Sunday by mail S6 a 8a ALOSTB 3 TRAINS DAILY yeai year FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this sunnier For information inouire of nour nearest ticket Agent ifc x p The Sunday Sun Sunday Newspaper in the world By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copv Address TU1 bUJN JNew lorK azs is the greatest d N vs4 V k This Means Money For You sacxa nsalffia astfS n 2 fe- - We have no space here to list the many good things we haye for you In order to prove to you this is a Straight Special Sale for 15 days we only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the qualities hear the special low prices in Ai i a OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT t and you will then acknowledge that you never saw or heard before of such wonderful values slaughtered at such low figures FREE We are still giving cupons with every purchase no matter how small You can get FftEE a fine large glass framed picture a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a fine clock etc by buying your goods eere Call and see the presents Remember the Maine Store to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Slippers c IS ONLY AT Til 11 TWIN BROTHERS X -- - 1 d J PER Y SCOTT EXICJTORS Her Explanation This building said the little city girl who was taking her little country cousin around and showing her the eights is called the half orphan asy lum Tney intended to make a whola Rsylumout of it but they found thoy wcy cMymsu i tstJBuj icaiq iiiiouae dfehfr - Well Trained Old Lady improving the occasion Ah my poor man you would not be in this position if you had received an early training in some trade or calling Tramn Dnnf vnn frenk- AAa n abort wot you dont know nothin afibut missus jno trainm indeed Wv Twai n prison afore I wos 14 London Fun 1 1 1 f BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN3BRINGERS V V 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY l vy iafeiSab -- tfrlvC gii- - -- iJBfcji - - -- r ft r 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