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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898082601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 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. vv SV T 4 EiS5 ii V V J J1 TO vjSSsEli fea hmH CHAMP EWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY jnmm jiii i ii j Tv b E Established 1 FILLER Editors and Owners W EIGflTEESTH H3JULJJiiLiLkiii U Ilfl 111 taaaac feb i 1881 ttni i ji uigji aLuaviUaAfcgaxiftrgjTaHiutUAg YEAR i wi-jn-y- PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY AUGUST 26 1898 wgTnTC7iMiw NO 68 c -- nmii U1JIWIIIUI IIL II mUIl JB4JiLllL I Jl 1 I IIW1 I H HH 111 U I HlWaMBg X ExSJ a selection from nny of these lots is a splendid foundation on which nr 1T it are to ouuci a lecture collection its a mid summer sale Priceshave very low We sold a great many pictures last week and decider to continue the sale 50 C FOR LOT 1 A nice little line of artistically framed pictures Figures Heads Landscapes etc Not a picture in this line that is not worth twice the money Good substantial 98 C FOR LOT 2 Large number of subjects 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 Sl98 FOR LOT 4 You have been paying S3 50 and S4 for pictures not their equal Large handsome frames Very choice subjects All in our East Window Prices marked in plain figures on each lot 1 t Not building lots that is in the general aeceptimi of the world though Coughed 20 Years 1a zo years wiru a cou Huiifi uu ior The ladies of the Second Presbyterian and spent hundreds of dollars with Ami Aluut The News Xottis Gathered In Church or Paris will run an excursion doctors and for medicine to no avail un ¬ Kuril til used from Carlisle Millersburg and Paris on ThisI remedy Dr Bells Jaynes Savage is much improved weak Tuesday Aug 30th to Natural Bridge It has sayed makes life lungs stroug my J B Rotell Miss Mabel Dailpy has tvphoid fever MILLERSBURG Natural 15rilzi Exuurrtion T jl C - bWill i Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Kennev M- - Df Physician Surgeon 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p in 7 to Sp m I - for several days FOURTH He always does a he advertised Miss Blanch Campbell went to Shelby yiUe Mondav to visit Miss AdaSagassa kS and attend the fair J Z3- AnJUi Sterling has Miss Ella Stoops of As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre been the guest of John Mt Caldwell and N ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ family this week Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers Frank E Pollock who was coat at a big profit sas H S Stout at here died at his home If you want credit your high pnee tailor gladly extends it for he Ruddles Mills Monday makes you pay dearly for it in the end Miss Daisy Crist guest of the Misses Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best saye money by Campbell near town returned to Hamilton Ohio Wednesday giving H S Stout trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for Carpenter Bros shipped five horses Wednesday to the Germantown Fair John Hunter waa in charge - JLJL 1 2JLio WXACCivVyAWj J J Jm J i Miss Anna Conwav and Mrs Smith- - Weak Byes siri IUulo Strong dim vision made clear styes removed and graunlated lids or sore eyes of any e visiting Mis Florence James in kind sjelily and effectually cured by the useog Sutherlands Eigle Eye Salve np in tubes and sold on a guar Mr Frank Bowden mid sister Miss Its putalfgood druggists tee by Willie are visiting relatives here tl is r week Cresciiit Low Kates iiyMi Win Mack Brown returned Tuesday fioni a vii it with relatives in Win National Lanudiwmens Association Chester Cincinuayi O September 12 to 14th Mclntyr McClintork shipued a car 189S Carpets Furniture Wail Paps of hoirs Mud one of cattle to Cincinnati Supreme Council 33d Degree of the Tmsday ncientmGceptwl eottih Rite Cincin Mrs Emiiia Browning has sold her nati O September 10 to 22 1898 -residence near the Male College to Jas Pin miner Seaslioro Kxcniiuiis BrtZttMrosrfTtgrcrrLvajssvsKSTiususF daughter Win Wrights The Chupenke ami Ohio railroad will run Monday and broke the follow g excursions to thebea shore on fell from the porch dates named The tickets will be good going her arm on regular trains to which necessary sleeping i Miss Allie Clarke returned Wednesday cars will be attached ugust 11th to Atlantic On JuljtUth and from a visit with Miss Edith Bash at C ty anclflfsipe May via Washington round trip rate mly 11 from Lexington and corWinchester KS respond ugly low rates from of her Central Mrs F M Smith guest of her cousin Kentucky points Tickets good eleven clays Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building Mrs lohu Peed returned to Dover returning On inly2dth a round trip rat of S13 will be Wednesday U the largest tailoring businet s in Paris made to Old Point Comfort Va ticiiets good FIRST lie eeosrnized the fact that five years aso that the onlv Miss Lizzie Jefferson of Lexington is going on regular trains and good returning twelve days This is the bast time to visit day of big profits and small snips was past the guet of her cousins the Misses Old Poiuowing to the interesting military maneuvers SECOND lie cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 Ball near town Send iiuyour name for sleeping ca spa e information PER CENT of Chicago has bjeu or for furlher A Lexingtondesired Geo W Chas Watson Ivy Barney l3i P THIRD lie kept up the quality of his materials his styles and the guest of his sister Mrs Chas Leer Car-lu-l1 Mr Torn Prather and wife of Masou returned borne Monday Graham Smedley returned Tuesday from a visit to Stanford E P Clarke is tning the Cincinnati tobacco market this week Miss Lucyloe Allen returned Wednesday from a visit to Sharpsburg Miss Penelope Pelhain of Maysville is the guest of Mrs Jos A Miller Misses Lillim and Clarine Layson are I ¬ and Torrent the two most attractive resorts inth Kentucky mountains for one dollar the round tnp The train Carlisle at 7 30 a in Millers will leave burg at 745 Paris at 305 Cuuuingham 820 Austerlitz 8 23 Reuick 830 and Winchester 840 Retniuing the train win arrive a uarlisle at l6u p m Get ready and eo Grantsburg 111 Its just eags and eggs The errtr of yesterday looks feels measures aud weighs like the egg of last mouth but theres a differ6nce in another respect and that difference is worth money between goi d work and poor is slight to the un practiced discernment but is a so with laundry There are Office Fouith aud Pleasant Sts Office Hours 16aug tf The difference JL different tntt counts every time a difference bill from an expense to an investment We do good work it will cost no more than poor work but its worth double the difference Bourbon Steam Laundry Lung Irritation is the forerunner to consumption Dr that changes your laundry Pleasant St Dr Its xJE3ssra337 opp Presbyterian First Church ELSON Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m li F conghoracold will not settle there Twenty five cents at all good druggist give such strength to the lungs that a cell s Piue-rar-lione- y will cnr it aud L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio gincinnati r- ten-year-o- ld keep it Insist on having Purity TUESDAY every time Always ask for Paris Milling Qos Purity flour All grocers Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris y AUG 9TH 1898 Willi ill 5 Mai ¬ liable My agency insures against returning every second Tuesday in each fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ month Reeerence Every leading physician prompt paying compani- of Paris Kentucky esnon-union W 0 HINTON Agent For Grain houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for vhich L wili issue negotiable warehouse receipts and wiil guarantee the holder can borrow two thirds the market price of the grain at the banks at seven per cent interest Storage one cent pfer bushel per month or fractional part thereof No charge for handling or sacks Parties who held their wheat last 3rear were paid handsomely for so doing Will pay New Yoik or Balti- ¬ more prices less the freight any time you wish to sell I hate storage capacity at my ware- ¬ MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND his workmanship Richmond Nicholavillo and IJeattyville Railroad MISS NELLY BUOENER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- ¬ tember 5th TERMS LJESSSTTXjir Versailles Ky July 11 1896 ¬ wn jfeannn anty laa PARTS FURNISHING k TAILORING H S STOUT Manager JOE MUNSON OuttMr CO Wha- t- J ritylmm 11 w fw Here is one of those who are either so prejudiced against all advertised remedies or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help them and who will succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the won derful value of Foleys Koney and Tar for all Throat and Lung troub ¬ ¬ j I ¬ j ¬ les Sold by James Kennedy Druggist trnrvTnwvTgartixi wj family in Cynthiana Sunday Mrs Chas Howard and two sons Important Change on The Frankfort visited her sister M rs Dave Hood at Cincinnati Two New Trains Nepton from Monday till Wednesday eve No 2 train will leave at i30 a m Mrs Chas Bean of Lexington Mrs and arriye at Frankfort at 1120 a m Helm and daughter Miss Mary guests No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives of Mr L C Viinont and family re- at Frankfort at 810 p m turned home Wednesday No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m Mr Jas Carpenter and family and arrives at 840 Mr R B Boulden and wife left Wednes- No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 p m day to visit relatives in Mason and at- and arrives at 4 p in tend the Germantown Fair No 8 leaving at 430 will connect The Niagara Falls excursionists re C fast limited at George- ¬ turned Tuesday eve much pleased with with the Q the trip Miss Mary Lay sun remained town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p in Detroit with her aunt Mrs Anna m This is a very desirable arrangeBoulden tor a visit ment for persons going to Cincinnati or ¬ The annual entertainment of the Mis- points north east and west of that city sionary Society of the Methodist Church C No 1 will connect with the Q will be given Saturday at 4 oclock in the cunpus of the female college Ice fast train south and No 5 connects at C local pascream sherbtt aud cake will be served Georgetown with the Q Mr and Mrs Louis Rogers of Cane senger from the south Ridge and Mr aud Mrs Bartlett of Crawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ New York were guests of J G Allen from Tuesday until Thursday and also ed their barber shop making it decidedvisited ttie Blue Lick Springs ly the most attractive shop in Paris Died The infant daughter of Mr They offer a prompt expert and polite and Mrs Ed Bedford died Friday service and their shop is as cool as any night from whooping cough near Rud- ¬ any dles Mills and wa6 buried here Sunday in the city Hot or cold baths at tf Services were held at the grave by Rev hour -o Dr Rutuerrord of Pans Rev Danl Robertson P E com- ¬ Plan Your Summer Outing Now Go to Picturesque Mackinac via The Coast menced his last Quarterly meeting here Line Thursday and will hold over Sunday All official members are requested to be It only costs 1350 from Detroit present to close up the business of the 1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland Conference year for the round trip including meals and Died Tuesday night at the resi- ¬ berths One thousand miles of lake ride dence of her son Taylor Collins near on new modern steel steamers for the Colville Mrs Sallie Collins aged aoout above rates Send 2c for illustrated eighty years relict of the late Frank pamphlet Address Collins The funeral was held at the A A Schantz G P A residence yesterday at 230 p m and Detroit Mich the remains were interred in the Millers burg cemetery Services were con- ¬ ducted by Revs B C Herr and W B Taylor The pall bearers were J W Shannon Joshua Barton Jesse Endi cott Porter Jett James W McKee and Win Gregory ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TDSvsrwa6i Tara Commencing Sat- ¬ To all Concerned urday July 16th anil continuing each Saturday until further notice train No 3 leaving Versailles at 652 p in will run through to Irvine Returning train No 2 will leave Irvine as 500 a m each Monday thus enabling parties R B HUTCHCRAFT to spend Sundays at Estill Springs and return Monday in time for business C m Browning G P A Use Paris Milling Cos Purity 530 p m train from Paris connects flour for sale by all grocers with this train going to the Springs and the 5 ain train from the Springs con- ¬ Ask for it Take no other N at Richmond nects wifhjjhe L T rnTi Q9HHuXQiUiiX h MZtfS os4i -- Term of 20 lessons private 1250 Term of 20 lessons class 625 Payable in advance Studio within a square of City School For information address either of above at Paris Ky till lsep rrmsa Hews and Opinions tl- - JMLl - it union Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire wind and storm W 0 HINTO Agent National Importance ATiOOTB COW TAINS BOTH Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail ----- ifw THE SUN - Mil laln ON St Pflpt 1898 6 8 a yeai a year AT AUCTION SATURDAY The Sunday Sun is the greatest SEPTEMBEB 3 We will sell on the above named date at ten oclock a in our propercy situated on the East side of Main Street between Seventh and Eighth S reets The lot fronts ou Main Street 33 feet and runs back toward Pleasant Street 107 feet and has upon it a one story brick house and is the same conveyed to Patrick Mallany by Wm Mallaney and wife See Dp d Book 55 page 42S in Clerks office of the Bourbon County Court Terms Made known on day of sale MRS MARGARET MALLANEY and Heirs of Patrick Mallaney deed 23aug 4t A T Forsyth Anctr Sunday Newspaper in the world By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copv Address THE SUN Now York ss - CrSrJ2 rTn J 1ST City Schools VAPOR BATH FOR CABINET The Paris City Schools will reopen on Rheumatism Lumbago Sciataca Monday September 5th 1898 Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ The Schools in all their departments tion via Leaness Skin and Blood are free to the children of residents of Diseases Kidney Diseases the city Non residents can be admitt- ¬ Diseases Nervous ed where the classes are not full upon Asthma Catarrh etc payment of the following rates For Sale By mm i oi TIME TABLE EAST BOUND Primary white ei Intermediate High School Grades Grades Attest 1 SCHOOL 8 and 10 per half 12 per half 20 year year per half year CHAS N FITHIAN At A Shires jewelry store Piris TFS-pg- Ky COLORED SCHOOL 2 3 and 4 100 1 50 5 6 7 and 8 per month per month E W WEAVER Supt A Shire Secy cursion TO Haggard tf Reeds new laundry is Haggard Give us a call Reed Lv Louisville Mammoth Cavef AND KTCTUN doing first class work Dont use any other but Purity THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE Hasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all tions W condi- ¬ flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other All grocers keep it 830am 600pm 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Lv Winchesterll58am 023pm 915am 630pm for a term of y ears Ar Mt Sterlingl22opm 950pm 950am 705pra I desire to 65 jam 310pm Ar Washington near my lann in Bourbon county Ar Phtladelphial015am 705pm ros Roads and on Paris Ewalt 1240un 90Spm Ar New York Cynth iii Tuinpike containing five WEST BOUND FOP- IFtEHSTT 4lUUU Train levn Lexington will Alsojdraw out grate removable and renewable without Send your linen to Haggard having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction Steam Laundry for a good finish tf best materials skilled workmanship modern and up to date in all cept Sunday other trains run daily its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- ¬ Through Sleepers between Louisville ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience A beautiful line of white and Lexington aud New York without For sale by allprominent dealers silk puff shirts for hot weather1 change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or -- Ar Frankfort Reeds Ar Shelby ville Ar Winchester Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 735am 315pm ing given 911am 630pm parties need apply 1001am 720pm W E HIBLER 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville 232 W Main st Lexington Ky Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ hundml and sikty six acres Possession t t 250pm given March 1 1899 Privilege of seed730am 450pm 655am ¬ No one but strictly reliable August SO 83 j A at Price Cos any information call on CO TERSTEGGE GOHMANN Louisville Ky - While in town call ut J furniture store X Hintons tf W or George W Barney Div Pass Agent Agent L F B N R R Paris K Carr Reaching Mammota Cave same day for snntir All Mnes reaching Lexington Kyj will sell tickets at roducHl r its to Lex- ¬ ington and return for th gu ig on this excursion which cai be obtained by sending your nam tn J P MOORE General Age I have a choice lot of cood bucks for Lexington ICy sale at farm at Tarr Station Or Mrs J Bert Emmal Mrs Gaiiandj r CAS PGOFF Bullock Chaperones I Bucks For Sale Lexington 9aug-3wk-- 6t Paris KyT lffagM WW I JHUHiiMPm UU ElIiHBM fWyfifpRiy j acssi- - jjssjaKE THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY ERIDAT AUGUST 26 1898 EIGHTMENDEAD Explosion in a Division of the Panhandle Eoad EVANS PENSION REPORT BETTERFEELING Friction Between the Americans and Gen Aguinaldo is Disappearing MOVEMENTS OF THE TROOPS All the Regiments at Camp Aljyer Vir ¬ ginia Beinq Forwarded to Camp Meade in Pennsylvania An LETTER PERFECT I The Enormous Gold Product of tory South The Nutuber on rao Koll of the Pension Bureau Is Now 10403GG The New Pensioners Tunnel on the Chartiera From Africa the and Ambitions Young Soldier Who Australia the precious metal is being shipped Thought He Was Bora in large quantities It is believed that this years output will be nearly double that of to Command any previous twelve months The sales of Klondike 1SB8 This will be the greatest gold year in his- ¬ k j The 3Ien Were Drilling Hole In the Wall for Blasting When the Wall Fell Over ZMost of the Dead and Injured Are Foreigners -- Aug 24 Eight men were killed possibly ten and five more injured two fatally at the tunnel on the Chartiers division of the Panhandle railway early Tues ¬ day morning- The accident was due to the wall of the tunnel caving- in on a number of workmen The dead are John Jones foreman married and lived at Ashton Va Felix Mills laborer married lived at Glendale Pa Six unknown all foreigners Five men were injured One of these a Kegro name unknown was taken to the West Pennsylvania hospital in a One of the others is dying- condition also exnected to die The men were part of a gang- of 68 employed by Casperparis a contractor from Columbus 0 They were engag ed in tearing- out the tunnel on the Chartiers Valley branch of the Pan Handle railroad just west of the town of Carnegie The work is being- done entirely at nig ht in order not to interfere with traffic during- the day It has pro- ¬ gressed for about a month without accident and wao nearing completion Monday night the gang of workmen were engaged in loading the train used in hauling out the dirt from the Car-nee-- ie - Pittsburgh Pa ¬ - - - Washisgtox Aug 24 In the forth ¬ coming annual report of the commis- ¬ The Well to Do Filipinos Arc All In Fa ¬ sioner of pensions Mr II Clay Evans vor of Havlnj the Archipelago Re ¬ it will be shown that on June 30 tained by the United States 1S97 there were on the rolls of the and Not by Spain pension bureau 970014 pensioners To this must be added 6S52 original London Aug 24 It is learned that claims granted but not recorded and the Philippine junta in London re762 restorations which were not en- ¬ ceived a dispatch from Manila Monday tered at the time on the books announcing that matters there arc Commissioner Evans granted 63648 rapidly quieting down and that the original claims during the past year friction betwreen Aguinaldo and the and restored 40S9 pensioners to the Americans are disappearing The pensioners benefits of pensions According to the juntas advices the 10403jG now aggregate insurgents for a time regarded Gen More pensions were granted last Merritt and Gen Anderson as Martin year than any time from 1S69 up to ettes and feared they would adopt 18S0 harsh methods like the Spaniards There is absolutely no means of even toward the Fillipinos but the insurapproximating what the claims will gents from the first have had the be under the recent war The pensiou greatest confidence in Adm Dewey office has done nothing with the claims whom they regard as a sort of father that have been filed up to this time and the most important American at They do not aggregate a hundred and Manila for the most part are claims of widows The junta is satisfied that all fricand next of kin for the soldier boys tion will soon disappear and that there who fell before Santiago will be no trouble from the insurgents Before a claim can be perfected it if the Americans decide to retain the must contain the full record of the sol- Philippines diers service and this information has According to a wealthy Filipino now not yet been compiled by the war de- in London the Filipinos in Europe are partment When this is done the all well to do people Hitherto they claims will be speedily taken up have held aloof from the insurgents The majority of the claims will be but they now realize that their inter for wounds and sickness the latter ests demand action and they are about leaving the soldier more or less dis- ¬ to form a committee to open neotia abled tions with the junta here They are No additional legislation will be re ¬ all in favor of having the archipelago quired to deal with the cases arising retained by the United States So from this war The present laws the strong is their conviction of the desirability of this course that they had contemplated approaching the British foreign office to invite Great Britain to intervene and in any event to prevent the islands being returned to the They decided howcontrol of Spain ever to wait American action ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Aug 25 in a few days will be abandoned final ¬ ly The troops now there will be sent to Camp Meade Pa which Gen Gra¬ ham pronounces an ideal site for a corps encampment The second di ¬ vision of Gen Grahams corps is now en route to Camo Meade and the gen eral reported to Adjt Gen Corbin that as soon as the second division had ar- ¬ rived he would order the first division now at Camp Alger to proceed to Camp Meade Gen Grahams telegram to the war department was as follows Camp Alger Headquarters Camp ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ADM DEWEY GEN MERRITT August 24 f General United States Army Washington The fact that there is a sufficiency of water here for 25000 men was developed to day by the completion of the last well ivinjr a total supply of about 130000 gallons in 24 hours This amount it is ex- ¬ pected will increase under air pressure The camp sites are sufficient in area for the whole corps and are ideal in character I believe that corps will be most judiciously located here I will order the 1st division to move as soon as the 2d arrives Signed Graham Major General Gen Corbin said Wednesday night that Grahams telegram sounded the death knell of Camp Alger and that the troops would be gotten away from there as soon as possible Maj Gen Graham has decided to brigade the ISth Pennsylvania 10th Ohio and 2d West Virginia with the Cd battalion of the 10th Pennsylvania The Red Cross society will remove from Philadelphia to the camp a field hospital with six ambulances six army wagons and horses complete There are ISO patients in the corps hospital at Camp Meade The major- ¬ ity of them have malarial fever con ¬ tracted at Thoroughfare Gap and Camp Alger Meade Pa Adjutant ¬ It cures painful swollen nervous smarting case may be march feet and instantly takes the sting out of That was the form of the orders in the corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort book Campbell learned these by heart parentheses and all He even committed the discovery of the age Allens Foot Ease makes explanatory notes to memory He was mas- ¬ tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain¬ ter of that book of tactics and military life cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach ing feet Trii it to day Sold by all druggists began to take on a roseate hue in his eyes and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE One day the colonel called the men out for drill and told Campbell he could try his hand Address Allen S Olmsted lie Roy N Y at giving orders it he wished Campbell Popular wished and immediately took the posiHe seems to be as popular as any youncc tion opposite the head of his column which the book had told him was the proper thing man here and yet they say he is a widower Yes You see his wife left a new bicycle to do Then he swelled his chest a trifle and Up to Date when she died with a blush of pride called out Forward column right or left as the ase may be march Fits stopped free and permanently cured The column prepared to turn right as that No fits after first days use of Dr Klines word was utttered but when left as the Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle case may be reached the ears of the men treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa they stood stock still Then as the situation No man should have stomach ache after explained itself a hearty laugh went all along the line The colonel quieted the he reaches an age of discretion But as a commotion walked over to the recruit and rule the older a man is the less sense he made a few earnest remarks in Campbells has m eating Atchison Globe ears Campbell is still a private and is content To Cure a Cold in One Day to hide his light under a bushel Chicago Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Journal druggists refund money if it fails t o cure 25e ¬ Elmer Campbell was the greenest and most ambitious raw recruit in Col Hartigans reg ment of Tigers The young man was the best type of the hay foot straw foot soldier in the ranks and yet he was more anxious than anyone to become an officer He pleaded with the colonel so long that the latter finally told him if he would secure i book on tactics and master it he should have the first chance to show what he could do when there was a vacancy among the offiCampbell bought a book on tactics cers md stayed up lateat night to learn its con tents Forward column right or left as the ¬ Hostetters Stomach Bitters are also increas- ¬ ing very fast and this year that famous remedy will cure more people of djrspepsia indigestion constipation nervousness and weakness than ever before Mafic Them All Worlc Mr Luxoe Then you dont believe in for eign servants Mr Tariff With a wife and three grown daughters Not I I believe in encouraging home industry Brooklyn Life m ¬ ¬ ¬ - - ¬ Shake Into Your Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Tour of the Croat ILakes lor 8500 Thursday August 2f the C H D Ry will run their annual excursion to Mack ¬ inac Island at ioOO round trip leaving Cin ¬ cinnati atS if a m by special train pass ing through Dayton at 1045 a m Lima 12f0 p m dinner Toledo 335 p m At Toledo passengers are transferred to the large passenger steamer Alpena leaving at 430 p in arriving at Mackinac Satur day August 27 at noon Tickets are good for ten days A side trip has been arranged to Duluth at rate of 2000 from Mackinac including meals and berth Tickets must be purchased from your nearest C H D ticket agent or address J G Mason General Southern Agent Cincinnati O ¬ ¬ Washington la The Lord prevents some men from suc ¬ ceeding because it Aould be too mean- Democrat I have found Pisos Cure for Consumption an unfailing medicine F R Lotz 1305 Scott St Covington Ky Oct 1 1894 You never know some people until you have had a money transaction with them Atchison Globe Is a Constitutional Cure Halls Catarrh Cure Price 75c Even a good dog is appreciated Globe Atchison Niekelby All last week finest sns shak ¬ ing for the drinks Squeers All this week he has bcc riuk jg for the shakes N Y Journal Do Vc Wish to Cain Fleh Ninety per cent of our passengers gain from five to ten pounds on a trip to Mack ¬ inac If you are run down take a cruise up the lakes We guarantee your outing will benefit you The cost is within the reach of all Send 2c for illustrated pam phlet Address A A Schantz G 1 A D C Steamers The Coast Line Detroit ¬ Cause and Effect ervoiis People Are great sufferers and they deserve sym ¬ pathy rather than censure Their blood is poor and thin and their nerves are con- ¬ sequently weak Such people find relief and cure in Hoods Sarsaparilla because it purifies and enriches the blood and gives it power to feed strengthen and sustain the nerves il you are nervous and cannot sleep taet Hoods Sarsaparilla and realize its nerve strengthening power They Acknowledge Keceiving the Congrat- ¬ ulations of the President on the Fall of the City of Manila The following dispatches from Adm Dewey and Maj Gen Merritt acknowledging the presidents congratulations on the fall of Manila were made public Tuesday at the white house Manila To President Mclvinley Washing24 Washington Aug ¬ Mich ¬ A big necktie may cover a multitude of blotches on a shirt iront as well as chanty Is Americas Greatest Medicine rovers a multitude of sins Washington la Democrat Hoods Pill9 cure all liver ills oocFs Sarsaparilla 1 six for 25 85 cents ton D C a behalf cif squadron and myself I thank you most heartily for the congratulations and thanks you were pleased to express It will always be a source of pride to us all to have re On ¬ F t I EVf Hui VftKr j - r t i ceived such commendation Your ca ble will be published on boardthe ships of the squadron to morrow Geoege Dewey THINGS COME HIS WAY AGAIN From Gen Merritt Manila To the President Washington D C For my troops and myself accept tunnel A blast had been set off about authorities say cover all that is neces an hour before sary and claims will be adjudicated on my sincerest acknowledgments for The men were preparing to pull the same lines as those of the rebel- ¬ your generous praise of the success of down the west wall of the tunnel had lion our campaign America ma well bo fixed a rope for this purpose and were Mepiutt proud of the troops prep aring to drill some holes in it for MEETING OF THE CABINET Bids for War Vessels Opened blasting buddenly the wall fell over Washington Aug 24 The navy de ¬ on them Every man standing at that The Instructions to Be Given to the Cuban partment opened bids at noon Tuesday and Porto Iticm Military Commis ¬ end of the big excavation was buried for 10 torpedo boat destroyers and 12 sioners Under Consideration alive torpedo boats to cost in the aggregate Without an instants hesitation the ¬ Washington Aug 24 The most im not exceeding 0000000 as provided workmen at once began the work of portant subject before the cabinet in the last naval appropriation act xescue meeting Tuesday was the instructions These 28 destroyers and torpedo boats Felix Mills was one of the first taken to be given to the Cuban and Porto constitute the largest single addition out He was still living and was sent Rican military commissions A set of ever made to the navy The destroj to his home in Glendale file died there instructions in each case had been pre- ¬ ers to be completed within IS are about three hours later pared and were read at the meeting months and the torpedo boats within The unknown colored man was the but as they were found not to conform next reached A special train brought in several particulars to the views of 12 months Will Announce the Commissioners This itim to the West Pennsylvania hospital the cabinet they will be recast on Week at once but it was not thought he somewhat different lines within Washington Aug 24 It is underwould live Tle bodies were recovered the next two or three days and stood that the president will bo ready rapidly after that presented to the president for his to announce the personnel of the peace Seven of the men were taken out approval It is said that these in- ¬ commission before the close of the dead The others are yet unaccounted structions will for and are supposed to be under a with matters of deal almost entirely¬ present week and possibly within a detail great pile of rock at the eastern end of sioners will be charged The commis- day or two The members definitely¬ with providing decided upon are believed to be Secrethe tunnel troops for the occupation of cities and tary Day Senator Davis of Minnesota Most of the men emplced on the towns as rapidly as the Spanish forces Senator Frye of Maine and probably work are Italians They go by num are withdrawn the collection of Mr Justice White of the United States bers instead of names and nothing is the customs and other revenues snpreme court known of their family relations Their and the maintenance of peace fellow workmen were too busy Tues ¬ Adm Schleys Illnesr they will receive the arms and other day morning seeking for moredead to Washington Aug 24 The navy depublic property surrendered by the identify any of the bodies Spaniards and exercise all of the partment received a dispatch Tuesday Two of the injured are George Waid functions of government over the sur ¬ from Br Adm Schleys wife sajing colored was taken to the West Penn ¬ that in her opinion his illness was not sylvania hospital and George Slack rendered territory until such time as serious and that he probably would be The hospital physician says Waids the president shall otherwise direct around in a few days With this respine is fractured and he can not re ¬ It is believed that the commissioners assurance there is felt to be no occato both Cuba and Porto Rico will be cover sion for substituting another name for The tunnel is now entirely cleared ready to sail for their posts of duty that of the rear admiral on the Porto of the debris ana no other dead or in ¬ within the next few days Rican military commission unless his jured were found illness should become more grave Permission to Dock and Clean Ships Washington Aug 24 Ambassador t The Sick at Santiago Ate Toadstools for Mushrooms Washington Aug 24 Gen Shafter Hay in a cablegram to the state de¬ Chicago Aug 24 Three members in a report to the war department partment received Tuesday afternoon Tuesday says the number pf sick at says that the British government has of the family of Rudolph Kunze and Santiago is 900 total fever cases 631 directed the governor of Hong Kong two guests H N Frederick and Mrs total new fever cases 74 total fever to accept Adm Deweys application Nettie Roselle of Peoria HI were cases returned to duty 85 Deaths for permission to dock and clean his poisoned by eating toadstools which were mistaken for mushrooms The from August 13 to August 22 8 ships at Hong Kong condition of the victims are critical ¬ -- HERBERT BISMARCK Oldest Son and Heir of the Great man Statesman Ger- ¬ THE PHILIPPINE INSURGENTS They Threaten a Fresh Rebellion Within Three Months if the Americans With ¬ draw From the Islands Manila Philippine Islands Aug 25 At a conference Wednesday between ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the insurgents and the Americans the former declared emphatically that the3p were willing to co operate with the Americans and to surrender their arms prompts if assured that the islands would remain either an American or a British colony or under the protection of the United States or Great Britain Otherwise the insurgent leaders asserted they would not dare disarm but must positively refuse to do so They threaten a fresh rebellion within a month if the Americans withdraw The natives assert that the religious orders arc instigating opposition to American supremac3 Mam Spaniards assert that they are eager to invest their fortunes in new enterprises but that they fear ruin if the Americans A few monopolists fear ¬ withdraw ing competition are secretly intrig ¬ uing against the new regime Newspapers published in both the English and Spanish languages have already appeared The United States transports Rio Janeiro and Pennsylvania arrived Wednesday the former bearing two battalions of South Dakota volunteer recruits for the Utah light artillery and a detachment of the signal corps and the latter the 1st Montana volunteers and GOO recruits for the 1st Cal- ¬ ifornia volunteers ¬ ¬ ¬ 9 syAS Everybody surrenders to Battle Ax There is no greater hardship than to be de¬ prived of your H and any one who has once chewed Battle Ax will give up most any thing to get it J0c buys a larger piece of Battle Ax than of any other kind of high grade quality The Navys Need 24 In an interview Berlin Aug 24 The National Zei Adm Sampson says that heavy guns tung announces considerable changes are alwa3s needed smokeless powder and an increase in the army It says V must be used and incessant target the formation of another army corps practice is essential to naval victories with headquarters at Manise is con The torpedo boats are built too light temDlated and that the artillery arm he thinks Ships should be made fire- of the service will be reorganized proof in his opini jl Killed Wife Daughter ¬ Boston Aug Germany Increasing Her Army Washington Aug 25 It is learned that the president and the members of the cabinet fully expect to attend the some Trans Mississippi exposition time late in September or ear ly in No positive promise has October been given the exposition managers but the president will attend if noth ¬ ing happens in the meantimeto pre ¬ vent Spanish Miners Strike Will Attend the Exposition Etemem whe II J0i Dif y main name m9m sssssss New York Aug 25 Morris D Kane Ponce Porto Rico Aug SL The de Mexico special dispatch declares that shot and killed his wife his ten year and Christopher Jurgensen privates Gen Pando is to colonize 40000vSpan old daughter and himself Financial parture of Gen Miles who was to sail 71st New York volunteers were Monday night for New Orleans has of the isb soldiers there troubles was the cause killed while skylarking on a train neaa been delayedj veanesaay ¬ Spaniards to Colonize in Mexico Chariton la Ga Aug 24 A City of all a well to do merchant of Russell Atlanta and Himself Aug 24 W M Sew Garcias Kesijjnation Accented Havana Aug 24 Calixto Garcia the insurgent leader who had trouble with Gen Shafter at Santiago and tendered his resignation to the in surgent government is now at Gibara He has handed in his resignation for the second time and it has been accepted ¬ ¬ Madrid Aug 25 At the Quintin mine in the province of Ciudad Real 2000 miners have gone on a strike Forty gendarmes have been ordered there to prevent trouble It is believed that the differences will be speedily arranged Killed While Skylarking Eor Infants anil nini txstvaoojxSSj8fi3 Use ¬ Miles Departure Delayed oifciiaiuiy mm I S j mm J4vw- For Over Thirty Years - Westbury u i j jr The Kind You Have Alwavs Rourtf THCCrNTAUBCOMPNV7TKURRAtSTCETHcwYoHKci iw in i p nm It- - rp w i THE BOTJBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST 26 1898 JA k HAWAIIAN FLAG It was Lowered From Flagstaffs on tlie Government Buildings at Honolulu The Strains of The Star Spangled launerM Broke Forth as the Flaj Was liaised The Picture in and Around jthe Executive Buildinjr The steam- r Belgic Monday evening- brought the Aug- 23 - San Francisco following Honolulu Aug- 12 Precisely at eig ht minutes to 12 oclock to day the - Hawaiian flag- descended from the flag staffs on all the government buildings xind exactly at five minutes to the same how the Stars and Stripes floated on the tropical breeze from ever3 official - flagstaff came from the executive building to the platform the justices of the supreme court followed and then Adm J N Miller and United States Minister Harold came down the steps followed by Capts C H Wad leigh othe Philadelphia and S M Book cf the Mohican and their staff officers and Col Barber of the 1st New York regiment The ceremonies opened with prayer by Rev G L Peterson pastor of the First Methodist church of this city United States Minister Sewall then rose and addressing President Dole who had risen presented him with a certified copy of the joint reso- ¬ lution of congress annexing the Ha ¬ waiian islands to the United States President Dole answered acknowl- ¬ edging the making of a treaty of po litical union and formally yielded to Minister Sewall as the representative cabinet AN ALARMING DEATH RATE The 3d Ohio and 157th Indiana Regi ¬ ments in Camp at Fernandina Fla Vote to Quit the Service ¬ OPENING PUBLIC SCHOOLS CHICKAMAUGA PARK CAMP The Best Wat Kews e Everything Progressing Favorably Toward Their Establishment in Santiago on an American Basis r- The Troops Rendezvoused There Being Sent to Other Parts of the Country Camp to Pe Abandoned ¬ Santiago de Cuija Aug 25 The Ciiickajiauga Chattanooga Na Ferxaxdixa Fla Aug 23 The Wood mili-tational Military Park Ga Aug 25 death rate in the camp hejre is becom- conference between Gen governor of Santiago and the The 2d brigade of the Third division ing alarming despite the fact that no camp the hospi- local authorities with reference to First corps left for Lexington Wedepidemic exists The ¬ ¬ of The ceremony of to day was a most R impressive one To hear the strains of Hawaii Ponoi for the last time as a national anthem to hear the bugle blow taps as the Hawaiian ensign lowers from its position and to notice the emotion of many who had been born under it and had lived their lives under it was solemn But then came the bright call for the raising of Old Glory and the strains of The Star Spangled Banner broke forth as that banner was un furled to the breeze Then the cheers broke forth and eyes that had been dim for a few minutes became bright and lightened up when the Stars and Stripes blew out The picture present ed in and around the executive build ing was most striking In the grounds and around all the approaches were crowds of onlookers of every section ¬ ¬ ¬ -- of varied nationality Notably re ¬ markable was the number of Ila- - the government of the United States the sovereignty and public property of the Hawaiian islands Mr Sewall replied Mr President In the name of the United States I accept the transfer of the sovereignty and property of the Hawaiian government The admiral commanding the United States naval forces in these waters will proceed to perform the duty en- ¬ trusted to him Ha The Hawaiian band played waiian Ponoi the national anthem Col Fisher gave the order to the na tional guard battery stationed on the executive grounds in command of Lieut Ludwig to fire the national salute of 21 guns which was also repeated by the Philadelphia As the echo of the last gun reverberated in the hills a bugle sounded and the national ensign of Hawaii came slowly down until it reached the ground never to iro ut again ¬ tals and the town are full of sick and citizens find it difficult to get medical attention The body of Harry Perkins company F 157th Indiana was shipped to South Bend Sunday night This makes the sixth death in that regiment since they have been at Fernandina Col Studebaker of the 157th Indi ¬ ana is working to get his regiment mustered out and the 3d Ohio has voted to do the same Col Keenan of the 5th Ohio went to Jacksonville Sunday where he conferred with Gen Lee hoping to get into his corps but the 1st Ohio has been transferred to that corps and there wrill be no more Ohio regiments ¬ opening the public schools has resulted satisfactorily and places will be ready for 4000 children on September accepted Philadelphia Aug The Cruiser St Paul 23 The auxil ¬ ¬ iary cruiser St Paul will arrive at Cramps shipyard late Monday afternoon The St Paul will be returned to the International Navigation Co by the government as soon as she is put in the same condition as when the g reat liner was chartered for naval ¬ ¬ ¬ service Ports Open to Spanish Vessels Washington Aug 23 The secre-tarof the treasury has decided that under existing conditions there are no reasons why Spanish vessels should not enter load and clear at ports in Collectors of custhe United States toms were instructed to this effect Monday j- ¬ nesday The 8th Massachusetts which broke camp Tuesday morning left early Wednesdaj- - morning while the The salaries of the school com- ¬ 12th New York and the 21st Kansas of 15 missioners have been fixed at some- ¬ the same brigade broke camp Wed what reduced figures the element of nesda morning and were busy load- ¬ sectarianism have been eliminated ing Wednesday Both regiments left the management and American Wednesdaj night from basis of education have been pro- ¬ The 1st Illinois cavalry broke camp posed Wednesday afternoon and marchetf to The San Juan has arrived from Binggold from which place it will Guantanamo baj bringing two com- ¬ start Thursday morning for Chicago panies of Hoods regiment and 107 to go into camp at Ft Sheridan This bags of mail delivered there by the regiment will take its horses along Fern from Key West It was the first The regiments expecting to leave mail matter received for ten da3s Thursday are the Gth Ohio 15Sth In ¬ When the 5th regular infantry arrives diana and 1st West Virginia const- ¬ for garrison duty in the city taking ituting the 2d brigade of the 2d di- ¬ the place of Hoods regiment that will vision 3d corps and ordered to Knox be transferred to San Juan de Porto ville Rico Cranes immunes will be assigned Gen Breckinridge received orders prisoners of war Wednesday afternoon to prepare for to guard the Spanish The embarkation of the latter contin- ¬ the mustering out of the light artil- ues Monday 1200 sailed by the trans ler and the 2d Nebraska infantry It port Monti video and 1000 by the trans is Gen Breckinridges understanding port Pedro de Satrustogui Thirteen that they will be sent to their re- ¬ hundred will leave b- - the transport spective states before official action is Leon Wednesday taken The Spanish general Linares whom The 2d Nebraska will be mustered Gen Toral succeeded in command at out at Omaha Santiago prior to the evacuation left The batteries to be mustered out hy the Pedro de Satrustogui There are Batteries A C H and G of Ohio was a great demonstration by the Batteries A and B of Georgia and the Spanish soldiers on his departure 2Sth Indiana battery commanding The United States transport Minne Col Melvin Grigsbj waska left Tuesday with 95 men of the the Gd United States volunteer cavalry 33d Michigan volunteers the 2d regu- ¬ just returned from Washington said lar cavalry a balloon detachment of Wednesday evening that he had heard the engineer corps and about 250 men the president say that it would be the of the First district of Columbia vol-¬ policy to muster out all soldiers who unteers did not wish to serve longer now that ¬ Customs Collector Donaldson is find the war is over the idea being to re- ¬ ing the duties of his office more exten- ¬ tain those still desirous of service sive than he probably had any idea of The maximum temperature at the at first ne has had the difficult task of park Wednesday was 922 There were dealing with the entire ecclesiastical no prostrations The death rate was establishment of the province of San- ¬ extremely low only three deaths be ¬ tiago ing reported from the several hos- ¬ Archbishop pitals The entire clerg- from Crespo sent in the regular monthly Hospital trains are being run to impress for the payment of salaries various states for the accommodation The archbishops salary originally of the sick and convalescent soldiers was 1S000 but had been reduced to who desire to go to their homes SL2000 owing as stated in the im- ¬ S press to the bad condition of the iia ¬ in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser- ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of The Courier it fresh and accurate Journal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k prints the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from L to 50 cents a year making unquestion- ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best You get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-WeCourier Journal and THE BOUR- ¬ BON News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscription3 under this offer must be cash and must invariably he sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky ek Thb Louisville Courier Journal is now publishing the fullest most accurate and most reliable war news of any paper In Photographic Art The Carbon Photograph will stand the test of time and atmospheric in ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur ¬ TriuinpW able The likenr ss is always preserved in minutest detail and cau be made from any old picture 1 invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving your orders for any copying and enlarg ¬ ing of old pictures 1 make your sit tings free when 3ou desire a large picture from life and guarantee satis Very respectfully faction L GkinnaN Artist 29mar tf Paris Ky 3 ¬ PAYS FOR THE TWICE-A-WEil- S ONE WHOLE YEAR 104 Six or paid by mail Eight Page Papers Sent Post¬ Almost RECORD i DAM U 4JV kS TT9S Anrmtect So a v r- - tioAuWYYy sv -v ftfill - To Mr Donaldson was also present ed claims from the professors of the treasury j viz PtfKTOiRfcv nl v v m rv - v s nKAMjTuBnnBMMaaui aivmK bsv miWk 11111 rea 118111 ilil institute schools police and other or- ¬ ders all of whom were paid under the Spanish regime by the heads of the customs department The claims were tabulated and sub- ¬ mitted to Gen Shafter who will ask for instructions from Washington Of two companies of the 2d immunes returning from Guantanamo many are Maj Boetner com- ¬ sick from fever manding is very ill Brig Gen Ewers has also returned EXPENSIVE NEW YORK FIRE An Explosion of Ammonia in Jacob Hoff ¬ t- tr -- - of Sv i t itiaff Baas r a Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k finest War News Service of any has the paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ incomparable All able accurate been subordinated to other issues have Subscribe at this one great feature The thoroughly posted once and keep in a short offer may be withdrawn time The lov price mi mm newspaper twice a week within the reach of the masses A good commis- ¬ Sample copies free sion to agents Write to Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky ZVSsryZ3fT za SrrtKZ sr -T Jfl ticcjo- tfv ifntirttts i is 50c A YEARgreatr placing for the purpose of a BY A SPEGIAL wi r wH r 10000 MILES FROM TIP r There was a short pause and then wanans Within the grounds the mili- tary and naval display was fine Ha- - the admiral nodded slightly to Lieut States Winterhalter who gave the order waiian United troops The flagship band marines the mounted patrol the Colors roll off police and the citizens guard struck up the well known strains of The Star Spangled Banner and as presented a beautiful appearance while the platform for the exercises the Stars and Stripes slowly ascended and the verandas of the executive there was breathless suspense But as building were gay with brilliant sum- it reached the top cheers broke forth mer dresses dancing feathers and rib from the crowds below and salutes of bons and the brighest faces that Hono 21 guns were again fired by the Haaulw possesses The uniforms of staff waiian battery and the Philadelphia Minister Sewall then read a proclaand ival officers added brightness to A line of these stalwart mation stating that President McKin the scene well dressed men stretched across the ley directs that the civil judicial and first step from the verandas and made military powers of the government a distinct mark in the massive group shall continue to be exercised by the ing which was in itself worthy of j officers of the republic of Hawaii All special notice such officers will be required to take x The ceremonies began with the de- an oath of allegiance to the United parture of the 1st regiment of the na-¬ States and renew their bonds to the tional guard of Hawaii from their drill United States government shed at ten minutes to ten this morn- ¬ The powers of minister of foreign deing The parade was headed by a affairs will cease so far as they relate 26 police under command to diplomatic intercourse between tachment of of Capt Kane and Lieut Warren Hawaii and foreign nations The municipal legislation of Hawaii Then came the Hawaiian band and the and the existing customs regudrum crops The regiment marched to the boat lations will practically remain in force landing to escort the troops from the until the congress of the United Philadelphia and Mohican which were States shall otherwise determine Fol The lowing the reading of the proclama- ¬ already drawn up on shore United States troops were commanded tion Minister Sewall made an address by Lieut Commander Stevens and con- ¬ congratulating the residents of Hawaii sisted of one company of marines and upon the accomplishment of annexatwo of blue jackets from the Philadel tion phia a company of blue jackets from At the conclusion of the ceremonies the Mohican and an artillery detach the national guard was marched to the The parade grounds where Minister Cooper ment of two guns and 42 men was headed by the administered the oath of allegiance to naval detachment flagships band Col Fisher The colonel then adminThe United States troops were istered it to his officers and the cap stretched across the avenue in double tains to the men The regiment then files the marines being in front escorted the naval battalions to their On the right of the main steps were boats and returned to the drill shed to the main halyards from which the big sign the rolls Hawaiian flag at the top of the nyjin tower floated in the breeze The detail Fell to His Death ill the levator Shaft St Louis Aug 23 Dr C M nib in charge of these halyards and the hauling down of the Hawaiian flag bard house physician of the Planters were Corporal H F Kilboy and Pri ¬ hotel was instantly killed Monday af vates Winkler and A Spiilner of Com- teraoon b- - falling down an elevator shaft from the second floor of the pany F lne aetau OI men in cnarge ox tiie hotel He was well known to travel ¬ UPlraising of the American flag was in ers all over the country ¬ TO TIP ¬ mans Crescent Brewery Starts a Three Hundred Thousand Dollar 151aze Printers Will Demand Nine Hours New York Aug 23 The nine hour New York Aug 25 The explosion work day for all members of the Inter ¬ of a large ammonia tank used in the THE GEN SAMUEL B M YOUNG Commander of the American Army at Montauk L I SJ sS ARRANGEMENT YOU CAN GET THE USB0N u AND rrcrcJ 1 1 w VIZCAYAS ISLANDS T ¬ ¬ ¬ national IVpographical union not employed by newspapers is to be de manded all over the North American continent within the near future A majority of the affiliated unions have been making preparations for a possible struggle is anticipated Assessments varying from one to three per cent of the earnings of the men have been levied recently It is generally understood that the demand for the nine hour da will be made early in ¬ ¬ October London We understand that Guardian says United States Ambassador Hays recall to Washington to accept the post of secretary of state is due to his special fitness to carry out a policy in regard to which negotiations have been proceeding for some time between Wash ington and London and upon which a agreement has been substantial reached whereb the two countries will act together in the far east or wherever American and British inter ests are identical ¬ making of artificial ice set fire at an early hour Thursdaj- - morning to Jacob a five Hoffmanns Crescent brewe story brick structure at Nos 200 and The street 208 East Fifty fifth marvelous spread with flames rapidity and the Central Bottling Cos plant of which A Wolff is the proprietor at No 202 East Fifty fifth street soon caught fire Within a verj- - short time the entire block sur rounded by Third avenue Fifty fourth Bloody Fighting Between the Spaniards and Insurgents 500 of the Latter IE E-A-- Reported Killed GGlIEihliJII Both One Year For Only Will Ace Together Aug 23 The Manchester i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 21 te jThese rv 4 a icommand of J Ward coxswain of the admirals barge The flag itself was iri charge of G H Piatt gunners mate Philadelphia and R Winters of boatswains mate of the Mohican are the men who actually raised he Stars and Stripes over Hawaii As soon as President DoleTand his r His 90th Birthday New York Aug 2C John L Blair the banker and philanthropist is Mon ¬ ¬ day celebrating his 96th birthday at his home in Blairstown N J He founded the town and nearly all the residents in it depend for a livelihood on the industries he started Mr Blair is spending the day quietly as i he is not able to go out of doors much Tobacco Crop Damaged His employes called on him Monday Lawkexcebukg Ky Aug 25 A morning and he greeted them in the rain and hail storm did an immense library of his resident amount of damage here Wednesday afternoon to the tobacco crop In Woman Drowns Herself St Louis Aug 23 An unknown some sections of the county the de woman partial disrobed on the Mis- ¬ struction was complete sissippi river bank at the foot of Mer Saloons Close forThrt e Days Poxce Porto Rico Aug 25 Gen amac street and plunged to death in the water Three hundred and five Jas 11 Wilson has assumed control of dollars was found in the clothing left the district of Ponce and has ordered on the bank The woman was well that all saloons shall be closed for dressed three days with a view to quieting the existing disorders They will be Kiteflying Machine Hagerstowx Md Auq- 2 Dr opened subsequently under special Miles and Staff Leave for Washington regulations Gen Grant has estab Poxce Porto Bico Aug 23 Ma Charles Zimmerman of Frederick aft¬ lished his headquarters here Gen Miles has decided to leave with er many experiments has invented a At New York the death is announced his staff for Washington in a few days flying machine which he claims will founder of lie will turn over his command to Gen sail safely and evenly through the air of Charles Edward Pratt president of Brooke who is expected to reach here The machine looks like a huge kite theBicycling World first the League vpf American Whe dinqn and will have a public test uoon Tuesday for a conference and w pioneer in bicveliaar ¬ ¬ ¬ - and Fifty fifth streets seems doomed The surrounding tenements all filled with sleeping people next ignited and the bewildered tenants be ¬ out into the pour to gan Alarm the hundred streets b was turned in br the after alarm police and the earlier arrivals of fire men until four alarms had sounded and 18 engines and five hook and lad ¬ As a der trucks were on the scene precaution several ambulances wei e called fr om Bellevue and other hosMany thrilling rescues of pitals frightened men women and children were made bj the firemen At 230 a m the fire was under control The loss ia roughly estimated at While there is no knowledge 5CO00O0 of loss of life it is not improbable that there were some fatalities The night watchman could not be found at an early hour Thursda- - morning and it is believed that he may have been killed by an exnlosion ¬ ¬ ¬ The government as received a dispatch from Gen Bios governor of the Vizcayas Islands and the successor of Gen Jaudenes in the governor generalship of the Philippines saying that there was bloody fighting between the Spaniards and the insurgents with an estimated The loss to the latter of 500 men Spanish losses were unimportant The dispatch says that a number of the insurgent chiefs were captured and shot A sergeant of gendarmes who attempted to incite a rising against the authorities barely escaped lynch- ¬ He ing at the hands of the populace was turned over to the courts and Madrid Aug 25 This is for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions under this combina tinn offer must be sent direct to Thb Bourbon News office Paris Ky TJBLIE 215 NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WEJE- K EDITION 18 Pages a Week loG Papers a Year FOR ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Sunday Day except shot SPANISH CAPTURED ARMS The Number Taken W ill Be About 50- OOO With Several Million Rounds of Ammunition Arms in Bad Shape TAf i 1 1 chief of the ordnance bureau has re- ceived further reports from the officers in charge of the captured Spanish arms at Santiago They show that the num ber taken will be about 25000 with several million rounds of ammunition the exact number not stated The reports say that these arms are Mausers and Remingtons and for the most part are nd badly in bad condition rust kept The arms will be sent to New York and Springfield to be cleaned up and examined critically Ordnance officers say that if they can be put in proper condition they will be made TO THE FARMERS QF BOO use of bv the army ¬ ¬ 3tttvtav Anolonn vi i ii ni jLVy - O lipn H ntrlpp o Edition of The The Thrice-a-Wee- k New York Would 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 uew3 is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes¬ tify It is against the monopolies and for th 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 woinenn work and other special departments of usual interest We offer thiB un equaled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 The government Madkid Aug definitely denies that it has sent an order to Gen Blanco instructing him to resume hostilities against the insurgents Gen Blanco has full liberty to act as occasion may require 25 Blanco Has Liberry to Act CBBin As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence Co I am prepared to put up the besi wire fence on the market It in ¬ guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock uud to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence A Strange Accident n use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to yut up the Decatuii Ala Aug 25 George a fight with a Je Chicken Fence u tho market Miller a farmer had If yon are needing uy lence give mo moccasin snake He struck the snake ¬ a call at close quarters bursting poison sacs which flew in Millers face destroying his eyesight 0 W MJELLSR Agent L - THE BOURBON W8W n i u si 6ti0feB5l Hll ft OTJ Hfe Dedicated To The Momoryi V HI S9 R ixa VQ7 ffl l Respectfully otsiiuMnT Of Tlie Dead cavi Ssity PARIS KY FRIDAY n SgbgiaE1aff K 3EFSiKS ft R W i AUGUST 26 1898 mo gThe Royal is the highest grade baking powder known Actual tests show it goes one third further than any other brand 0IE FIIETATION MrOaken iiide to fc ifl I GJ Oh the Pain of irm WZ GPti KlN POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POW5ER CO NEW YORK TIE EOBBBOK Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBTJOE MILLER J ieil 1881 J Mark Heudrix aged about fifty years one of the best known farmers audi stock traders of Bourbon died suddenly U ValfTOilV j V ednesaay mgnt m me uun Middletowzi between Paiis and North after being ill of typhoid fever less than R4 pv a wife and several w w ten a WQQv children aged about Mrs Hub Holliday twenty four years died suddenty Satur¬ day at her home in Harrison county The deceased was formerly Mies Mary Brile Patterasa and was known to many persons in this city whereshehad many friends She had been married only about three inonthe rFrank Polloct a well fcnown farmer ¬ and citizen of Rsddles Mdlls died Monday night aged about fsrty five years Ho was formerly a Magistrate and at the time of his death was a watchman in the empioy of tfce Bourbon Distilling He leases a wife who was Company -- ii j j j - Egypt the custom is for Princesses bachelor 35 living handsome to hide their beauty by covering fannhOllSfi hwrt err in a large frriTTi fliof Rheumatism often causes the most in- rniloc part or tne race with a veil of Cousin Andrew Bead at whoso house I the lower In America the beauty of many oi Wiis visiting from the city VUllliJf OUUgUV Ibllbl UUiU V111H disease and are to day worse off than our women is hidden because of the Mr Oakenside stood near the door of tvJ-r--l- bs his country neighbors called him was a the surly Englishman Rheumatism J 5111 MS - sickness pecu Weakness and t j him an opportunity to make the acquaintance of a larco num- ber of young ladies saia one of mv rus- tie beaux after I entered the parlor tie has chosen a most admirable mode of cany ing out his plan I answered J r e am anxious to marry myself but I am wrinkles then sure so brilliant an idea for the opening of sunken cheeks a nuitrimonial campaign would never have to mo their unnealthy occurred I tell Oakenside that you wish to May complexion from the eyes of the marry t said my companion It will bo world with the veil of the Orient such fun tosee hosv he will take it Oh no Not for the world a r M an Yes I must I will Why should you lc n - he Tk njtJ B fnl iaL care It will ia an excellent joke Say liar to the sex If the Egypt ian custom pre side is arrXiOUS to Hinrrvnnil flinf i Ma nnr ty was given to afford ¬ Kheumatism is a diooq aisease be d Swif fcs s - ific i8 the onl Biusis unm were iiiiiii iisr in in merry i cause is the only remedy wmen can it m uups oi ruuay ginsana sturdy youths i iviiss bophy it is said that Mr Oaken ¬ reach such deep seated diseases oeVr i Come and Ree us bbfore selling yonr Wheat Will furnish sacks and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar tee that you can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter- ¬ est or less tLiL SIrL i i commg no 3Bver mm W sailed in this country many sufferers would be g 1 ad tc cover then prematu 1 4 Ci yes Published every Tuesday and Friday by J Misa Montgomery Editors and Owners W Make all Checks Money Orders etc nayabletothe order of Champ Milder One step One word Youve got to keep on walking wont take you very far wont tell folks what yousare Youve got to keep on talking One inch wont make you very tall Youye got to keep on growing One little ad wont do it aiS Youve got to keep em going AD VER1I81NU RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser tion half rates each Insertion thereafter xjuuiuti ur reuuim uuuue ieu cents pec MnA pnnti itiKArtlnn TnortlG In hlunt tons 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ Samuel Montague aged sex3nty years brings out a woman s true beauty strong of North Middletowm died yesterday It makes her wlitt1 and welHn those 1 aQ1 oo Ee is the afternoon in Lexington health depends It corrects all men- 14 father of Miss Wallace Montague sot JiLlUdlUSauiuciB v n4 444nl W r lt n f f Jii r OLVjps L11C Ulctllia f Mt bterling of this city Mrs Brown Leucoxrhcea It restores the womb xmdMrp Maguare of Beattyville ail to its proper place It removes the His causes of headache backache and children by his first marriage It takes the poor de- ¬ second wife who v as Mias Piper sur nervousness fading vives him His remains will be brought bilitated weak haggard woman and puts her on her xeet here to day for burial again making her face beautiful iy Miss Fay Walker aged about twenty making her body welt yeare died esterdsy of typhoid fever Druggist sell It for St a bottle home f her father Eev H P Send for oir free illustrated book for women at the Walker in Lexington The deceased The Bratlfleld Regulator Co Atlanta Ga was a handsome young lady who fre f WeillO stoKer inv flTIfintltf VISlted MISS ltii 1 lie Eagle ITJug of All Kirds news of her death is noted for its keen sight clear and this city and the will be fceard with genuine regret The distinct vision So are those persons who use Eagle Bye remains will be taen to Fleiningsburg foe weaKSutherlands sore eyee of Salve eyes styes anv to day for interment kiad or granulated Zids Sold by all defers at 25 cents I I compromised vrith my conscience by saying nothing and the laughing young man moved uwqy In another momont he returned hrinsine Mr Onkmisidn W VHVUH quickly away I began to feel that I had got myself into a scrape I was frightened and I am sure he saw mo tremble for sl kindly light glinunt jod for a moment in his eye and for one instant I detected a softer modulation in his toncsL His words were few but they gave me a rapid glance at his life I saw that it was a commonplace existence enough Ho wanted a wife to take charge of his house and servants and to make his home pleas ant for him In rjjturn he would be faithful and provide for all her wants All the evening 1 flirted with my solemn lover who only left my side to at tend to his duties as host occasionally At parting Mr Oakenside said ho would visit my cousin next morning but in my ignorance of English custom I attached ns importance to his remark J went sleighing early next morning in total forgetfulness of my lovers visit When I returned I found he had been thecs and had expressed a good deal of grave surprise at my absence He and Cousfo Andrew had driven away together to the next town WeJl Sophy said Cousin Andrew that evening lI had a proposal for your hand this mornimr or racner ror perrms- sion to address you Have you been steal ing the Englishmans heart you little witch Oh cousin What can you mean Did Mr Oakcnslclo mention that silly joke to you What did you say Told him T had nnf hinrr tr tin veifh you or your doings to be sure And then he masked me whether your father could be You may be sure its no joke addressed to hiwi Ho is hi deadly earnest He says you accepted him It was all in jest It was nothing but a little flirtation and I would not have him write to father for tho world Dont let him Andrew Well If thats all I wont if I can help fcophy Ill tell him not to write but It he seemed very much in earnest and I think ho believes you so I met Mr Oakenside two or three times durinS the week that followed though he did nofc come aam to tho house j made a jesting apology for my absence on tho morning of his visit but no allusion was malo t0 anythirig that had passed Afc tho end of thG weeh came an angry letter from my father Oakenside had written to ask his permission to address me and 1 yas severely upbraided for hav- ing encouraged such a man to such an act He wrote ¬ ¬ ¬ hf 4- - rr v IrvvKJ -- J Jl U i UUU UW11 WU1KCU iiailSmn A few years ago I was taken with inflamma- tory Rheumatism which became so intense that I was for weeks unaWe to walk I trie several prominent physi FOR SALE CHEAP cians and took their treat- ¬ ment faithfully but was unable to get the slight- ¬ Wheat stored on reasonable terms est relief In fact my con- ¬ market price paid for to grow and highest dition seemed worse the disease spread Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling over my entire body and Cos office from November to March B M RENIOK CO I suffered agony I tried many patent medicines P S Farmers would do well to store but none relieved me their wheat near home v Upon the Advice of a YT VI L X 7 TXjjfriend I decided to try s s s Before allowing me to take it how- ever my guardian who was a chemist ana lyzed tne remedy and pronouncea it iree or potash or mercury I felt so much better after taking two bottles that I continued the rem edyand in twomonthsl was cured completely The cure was permanent for I have never sinca 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay had a touch of Rheumatism though many times exposed to damp and cold weather the highest market price in cash or I Eleanor M Tippkll will furnish sacks and store your wheat 2711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia - ii R B HUTCHCRAFT Wheat Sacks Wanted to Buy yW C - - t - i 4 elevator wheat Dont suffer longer with Eheumatism in anare ready and buy yourhighest when you mar- ¬ to sell at the Throw aside your oils and liniments as ket price Those who held wheat last they can not reach your trouble Dont year made big mone Store your ¬ experiment with doctors their potash and mercury will add to your disabil- ¬ wheat and get the profit ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ E 0 FRETWELL Agent tion 5julv 4t Paris Ky will cure perfectly and permanently It is guaranteed purely vegetable and ir i- eecrop Blood The JJriJ9 - k 2STOTIOH3 A 3ontains no potash mercury or other Notice is hereby given that the firm of mineral Books mailed free by Swift McDermott o bpears is dissolved J Specific Co Atlanta Ga K Spears having purchased the inter- ¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT To Cure A Cold In One Bay J K SPEARS Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Konnedy Paris y A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges- i Taffeta silks at Frank SCINTILLATIONS Gos A War Relfcj From Cuba WET WHEAT We have machines Springs 1ST very interesting relic of the war in Cuba is on display in A J Winters Cos show window It is a hat which A was worn by Sergeant Rosario Bonan singa of the U S Signal Corps and formerly a balloonist with Barnums circus The hat was worn by the aeronaut during ascensions made just before the battles of Santiago San Juan and El Caney to ascertain the position of the Spanish troops During the last ascension on July 3d he fell and hurt his spine so badly that his recovery is impossible The hat is decorated with a balloon signal flags a snake U S and Cuban flags and crossed swords It was sent to Alias Marie Parrish of this city by a soldier friend who is a member of the Sixth Infantry Au Interesting Jumble Of News An Comment The Sun wants a street fair held at that will j OPES JUKE 15TH TO OCT Winchester The Fourth Kentucky will not be mustered out Harrodsburg is trying to hare a military camp located near that city Gov Bradley may b one of the orators at the big Labor Day pic Jiic at ¬ thoroughly Clean and dry your wheat T thrashed wet Chi res if reasonable CMy J H HI3LER CO W Of Peck P O or any iorm or stomach remem- Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate er to ke home a bottle of trouble Dr Cnldwells Syrup Pepsin aud health will be restored to Waters The prettiest Place and you Trial sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size 50c kept SumKier Resort in the West and sl00 of V T Br oks druggist Paris For particulars apply to Ky ljau iin Liun XfwfftnVMVU bt 0 APT J M THOMAS Proprietor IRVINE KY S V - tV- - 1 R- - ririt Lexington The Scott Fiscal Court has com promised with the Scott County banks on the bank tax question The American Tobacco Company has set part 600000 for newspaper and 8400000 for billboard advertising this year to boom Battle Ax Tobacco The Second and Fourth oie r nee sai o - unia doming John Phillips one of the seven men 400 A dispatch from Frankfort says who braved death with Hobson in sink ¬ Linen suits at 350 end fci and 550 Blue and All the influential friends of Colonel ing the Merrimac is a native of Green worth up county this State He has been in grey Serg e CO it an l Vt t at Colson of the Forrth Kentucky are 4 navy about seven years making a strong effort at Washington the Worth 6 Tiesafc 37 1 2 C nt to keep the Fourth in service long Worth 50 CntS at P ice Coe bTOCK AND TURF NEWS enough to be used in Cuba or Porto ClOtnie S Rico Governor Bradley and Adjutant Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc t General Collier indorse Colsons request Turf Notes Deerftlg binder t Wine machine and it is probable that the Second Ken- ¬ J W Thomas Jr of this city sold tucky will be mustered out at once in- five hhds of tobacco at Cincinnati last Oil and all repairs IOr the Deenng mopYiino y dD stead of the Fourth HldOIiine week at 10 to 1250 E B HUTCHCRAFTS John Fox has so far recovered his Bosque Bonita farm in Woodford -- health as to resume the engagements of county containing 121 acres belongiug The Very best Companies com- his lecture tour He lectnred this week to Capt Henry Gilmore was sold at 5 pOSe my agency Which insures aigLake Chautauqua auction to George H Watson distiller and horseman of Frankfort for 125 against fire wind and storm Non union Blanton Green a member of Com- per acre W 0 H1NT0N Agent pany I Second Kentucky is at home on The Danville Advocate says Monte a furlough from Camp Thomas Chicka Fox agent bought the following big A nice line of new lamps just mauga cattle in Garrard county Of Jake c ived at at J T Hintons Robinson sixty eight 1420 pounds at The Winchester Sun one of the best 482J of Leander Davidson thirty Tin gutter Sin 5c 7in 6c of Kentucky weeklies is twenty one four 1416 pounds 475 of W R years old at Gal gutter 5in 5ic 7in 8c Cook thirty four 1541 pounds Tin pipe 3in 5c 4iu 6Jc 475 Yesterdays Temperature Gal pipe 3in 0c 4in 8Jo a- Columbus Ohio Gents have purchased a io of Wright Celery Capsules from fames T iilaser dniy- Waverly O and ufeocl them forStom tch rouble and Constipation 1 wik unaM to do anything for nearly two years 1 ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they have cured me J4or the benefit of otieiv o afllicted J wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S AnEHsojr Fold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free i To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson Pike Co O UecoiKmenri S THE BOURRON AND THE j JEWS 022LC33l22l WEEKLY 11 iiBi only IISMORS N OTi C E Elf - Year for We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can eive Both Papers One All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta G Rogers deceased must present same properly proven as required by law before me at myirTce beiore sept 1 leua or else be ba f k ry oraer oi tne courDon uoiwrr Court - 5 225 S275 July Regular Price for Both is SB ROGERS Administrator 3t T 2 1898 j ¬ I ¬ Your mother is seriously displeased with you Qnl desires me to set out at once as she cannot be easy again until you are once more under her care I have written to Mr Oakenside and he wiil probably annoy you no more Ex- pect me on Wednesday j j i For some cause this letter did not reach me until tho Wednesday morning At evenmS m7 father arrived and after re- proving my folly in the tirms it well de- served he desired me to be ready to ac- comPanv him homeward the following ¬ -- i noted yesterday by A of this city 7 a m 8 a m 9 a m 10 a m 11 a m 6 j tJ Jm The following is the temperature as J Winters Co 76 791 80 85 84 We have but 25000 tobacco sticks left but they are good ones and go at 375 per 1000 spot cash A R Broomhall Cook Winn Job Work Repairing Specialties IGag 6t With in 111 lV You seemed a sweetand merry child find 1 They do not complain of loved well and wooed you earnestly I have Mrs Thomas Keene wife of the dead made They g been scorns the subject of a cruel jest your faft anything in particular my suit my neighbors jeer at tragedian has organized a stock com- ft eat enough but keep ther We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ thin and d me 1 do not wish tuand Take my advice as ft lie pair your linen and put neck bands on pany which will open the season next a pale They appear fairly well j from the crave Never again sport with a week at Robinsons Opera House in Be true as you Haggard Reed free but have no strength- Vnn jh- mans feelings not blame yourselfdesire to meet too much for truth But do Cincinnati Among the members will ft cannot say they are really x this I can remember even now how young ft be Lilla Vane once leading lady in Nat K sick and so and inexperienced you are and I do not desire you call them that my late should too deeply sadden the life Goodwins company andEdgar Banm ft delicate ft with which it has had a momentary entangleAwarded of Mt Sterling who was last year a ft ment Oakenside What can be done for them ft Highest Honors Worlds Fair member of Eugenie Blairs company suppose I must have fainted after I ft Our answer is the same that k ft reading this letter for I was scarcely con PIC the best physicians have been Bcious of anything more until I was far Manager Chas Scott has engaged the i giving for a quarter of a cen- on my homeward journey Boston Globe tury Give them Boston Lyric Opera Co to play a five ft ¬ ¬ -- p m 7p m 5 4p m tttubo 00 83 83 80 TEMPLIN The Foyer OO Remarks In a a a GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS f Theatrical And Otherwise -- ft ft Delicate Children pprrxrrrst It was not a very merry breakfast to which wo sat down next morninar I was in disgrace and I was sorry to go away from the pleasant people who had treated me so kindly As we sat a neighbor came in with a face full of news and beckoned Cousin Andrew to a conference upon the doorstep In a few moments he returned looking very sad and pale He sat down and passed his hand over his face then looking up answered our inquiring looks Yes something dreadful has happened Oakenside hanged himself in his barn this morning early Ho wrote some letters and left them on his desk before he did it my cousin hesitated for a word and hy heres one that was directed to I took the letter in cold hands but dared not look at it Everybody seemed to stand a great way off I began to have a perception that folly may sometimes be crime I shuddered and the letter fell from my grasp My father raised and gave it to ¬ ¬ LuuriimtJ tKflyi HHmVlH SOUKiS 1 W fciE lr lim m xff iKmzp- hP- - s - FURNITURE STORE IN KENTUCKY THE BE v J T EINT0N Lots of people are going to be -- y me Read it cents he said in his sternest ac- ¬ 1 ¬ i IN A BIG HURRY during the next two or three days but CREAM BAKING of Cod Liver Oil with Hvfio- - 5 are J K Murray Clara Lane W H phosphites It has most re- Clark and others of note besides a large chorus The company has a repertoire af markable nourishing power j Pives color rnth v hi nrrl Tf Si ww taa w of thirty comic and standard operas x It r kivLu ft brings strength to the mus- - weeks engagement at the Lexington Opera House beginning September 5th Among the principals in the company Scotts ft ft ft Emaisioi Actresses Ages EVERYBODY must talc time to call and examine my very large si OL k of everything pertain ¬ ing to honseknHping You will be amply repaid for your time and trouble Let me mention t few thincs yon can buy very chap now for ca6h Straw mattings greatly reduced Wall Paper at abont half price Carp- all kinds at prices to sur ¬ prise yon Baby Buggies a f w at cost od 1 pairs way down Laco Curtain Do it delay but co ne at once POWBffi - MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free worn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant AO YEARS THE STANDARD Will H Davis of this city leading man of th Down In Dixie Company ft health and vigor Even deli- writes from New York that the com- ¬ y cate infants rapidly gain in g pany sailed Monday on a coast steamer flesh if given a small amount for Charleston South Carolina where ft three or four times each day a11 druggists and the comnanv onens the season tip ft SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York week m fm cles It adds power to the g nerves It means robust f Here is an interesting little group of statistics Sarah Bernhardt was born in Paris in 1844 Marie Burroughs San Francisco 1836 Rose Coghlan England 1853 Georgia Cayvan Maine 1858 Sadie Mar tinet Yonkers N Y 1857 Mrs Kendal England 1849 Ada Rehan Limerick Ireland about 1856 Mme Rhea Belgium 1855 Ellen Terry England 1848 Adclina Patti Spain 1848 Margaret Ma¬ ther Detroit 1861 and Lillian Russell r W Iowa I860 N3W York Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ -- -- 3 N V o5oc J t- - 5 I dont like railroad rate wars said Dukane Why not asked Gaswell They are always fare fights Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph Thats What They Are J T HINTON WSf9V st Sa 4 M Ljtf4ijifeiteitiSjifc -- S W TEE BOURBON KEWb PARIS KY TEE BQDBBOH HEWS Eighteenth Year Established secor 1881 FRIDAY AUGUST 26 1898 sarsissTS tzxezxzarwi rv iAzxasjsix Enieied at the Post office at Paris Ky as itss mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths 8100 We have but 25000 PERSONAL MENTION tobacco sticks left but COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY they are good ones and THE NEWS MAN go at 375 per 1000 xr Ul iinnin J inml ri Tim Ktvrts At spot cash The Depot In The Hotel Lobbies a uci KlRowliprp CO TEMPLIN - of Frankfort compose ijucir ym ij wuiuu la ucwiij by Masses Annie Loulseand Sue Air Scott Thrt e Dint In A Grave news costs port you FKOM A GUN get a cant kveii CHARGE FREE OK Orders re- ¬ Make all Check Money payable to the order of Champ Milder Etc Read J T tisement Rev F J Cheek will occupy his pul- piton Sunday morning August 28th who managed the Paris Street Fair is in Lexington trying to get up a fair in that city Hintons display adver tf Prof Fisk The party of Niagara excursionists who left here last Thursday have arThey had a fine rived home safely ¬ Dennis McNamara of this city has returned from Urbana Ohio where he assisted his brother Will McNamara in performing the hypnotic burial feat which was witnessed by about twenty five thousand people at the Urbana Fair Dennis was buried on Tuesday and waB resurrected on Friday He lost eighteen pounds during the three days but has suffered no ill effects from his strange experience Ed Boone also of this city performed the feat before a large aud- ¬ ience up at Columbus last week Boone aud McNamara are partners and adver tise as The Boones They are niak ing mone and are wanted by a number of Fair Associations in Ohio as sensa-¬ tional attractions 1 trip Union Meeting Rev E G B Mann bacco Sticks Oak and Poplar will preach the sermon on Sunday nignt at the last of the union meetings for the Will sell Oak at 475 and Pop- ¬ lar at 400 per 1000 cash summer Just received two cars of To- ¬ Prices on lumber in same proJ M THOMAS Second Kentucky is at home from portion W B Nickels Agent Camp Thomas Chickamauga on a short Private Billy Tarr of Company I ¬ furlough 4 Democrats Must Go tinted com- ¬ The proposition to reduce the output plete pillows reduced to 39 cents if yon of Bourbon whiskey in Kentucky for buy to morrow or Monday the next five years from 46000000 gal- ¬ AIrs Nannie Brown lons to 16000000 gallons has thrown Unusually low pxcursion rate to Cin ¬ consternation into the ranks of the in- ¬ Crescent Route to G ternal revenue employes of the Seventh cinnati Queen A R Encampment Sept 5 10 Tickets district Collector Roberts owing to the ooinplete cessation of distilling will sell September 3d to 9th tf have to remove from twenty five to Kenney has been held over to thirty men from the active tist in this Omer Circuit Court by Judge PurnelUn 150 district and it is generally conceded bond on the charge of maliciously and that the Democrats in the service will feloniously shooting at his brother feave to go i -- Three dozen patriotic 4 Nepton infFleming county and a few hours Inter there arrived a woman aad Tuesday Messrs McMillan Talbtt five children from Indslaua who clairsed Teceived a check forLaOOjtCie sum e to be the lawful we aud children of ing the pro rata doe the city of Pjtris Story Shey were accompanied by a arising from the sle of the Kentucky LouisviMe attorney Story bad lived most of hip life in Pfenning but oxened 31dland Railway property iu Indiana Illinois and Mis ¬ Second Kentucky Regiment souri His estate is supposed 3 be The wants to be tntKeredOrtt sincetbere is westfe 100000 no chance to do any fighting and noth- ¬ New silks for waists at Prank ing in prospect except gerrison chity in CJuba or Porto iico seventy cents -- C H Aleng of North Middtetown Claimants 3or a Bachelors Estate has sold 500 barrels ot new corn to be AIeshack tSTORY a wealthy bachelor delivered at 1 50 Air Meng recently sold 1000 bushels o new wheat at aged seventy died Saturday night at - Fine saddle horse 5 years WSourbon EIeJtsoii Coiumissi3oors goes all old light bay 52 handshigh Board of Election Commwsioners the gaics do blemish df any sort gentle Rice J for Bourbon Coiacty competed of Judge for lady jMei Apply to Wi Kmssell Mann araQ Alesirs John C Clay 2Scug 3t Second St Paris Ky nd John S Smith has organised and Major QXwens uf the Seeoad Ken-¬ jTidge Alann haebeen made Chairman tucky is iv KentmJv- - on a Tjarlought end Mr Smith Secretary The Board and will tow lrieuds and relatives in fees not yet appointed the election officers Georgetown Parfe cind 33fllersburg ifer the various precincts before reornesiug to Otickamaiaga For Sale Ee Polw3 Court Topics K -- tf Geo ET WhitlogEs District agent for Yesterday ian Judge Welros court the Northwestern TMatual oie Insar ance CoTiqseny haetj3cated ictthis city fSrant Brown a colored Eomeo was and has inoTed into the Edvrards resi- ¬ fined ten doliacs for puttiug a ttrifle too dence on South Maim streetliately occu- ¬ much force tiaithe love licks hich he fltestowed upoiiihis sweetheart pied by Mr Terrill Will Porter tsolored was finefitwenty The 267 R E Douglas pastor of five dollars anSisent to jail forfeen days the Presbyterian Curch at Nicholas- - ifiar carrying concealed weapons ville will a68istinepecial services in tbej 4 0 SMp - Call and see our new line of stamped and coctanuing each evenisag at 730 linens which will be put oa special sale tmtil furtiher notice All arexnvited ffilegant tic morrow and Monday Prop IEirank Wjllker ome of the center pieces Scents for the sale and brightest and most popular itieachers in lisendreds of novelties cheap Mtes Nannie K Brown Bourbon lhas accepted a positiDn in the Sharpsbtitag Female College The col- ¬ L Att Excursions lege is fortunate in securing the ser- ¬ vices of STaah an excellent an accom- ¬ TTo Lexington and return Aug 26th plished 5nng gentleman f93d returningOth account K cf P IBighty Attentsdn is directed to Ifeo ad1 pie nic and soldier campa in another column of the Badbaer To- ¬ cents round trip Round trip toCiucinnati Sept Sd to bacco Warehouse Go represented by avis of this city Mr 8tfcj 165 account G A R meeting Air W L To Pittsburg ct 8 9 10 limited to Davis is well known here as a tsuccess ful business man and tobacco raisers 18 gq account Znights Templar iCou will do wellfo consult with him before clave One fare for round trip 5ne fare for the round trip to Annaal rselling -Convention of Christian Church at delegation of Knights of Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th The Paris Round trip 205 to Olyinpia Springs Pythias has returned from the National and return during Summer season tmeeting at I edianapoiis Col A J Parties contemplating a summer tocz Lovely who was appsinted Brigadier can get valuable information time- ¬ led table hotelguides and Summer resont General vice Gen Cunry deceased the Kentucky Brigade in the big pacade booklets by calling en or addressing F BOAEsa Genl Agent Col Stanley Alilward of Alonday Paris Ky iLesington was elected to succeed Gen Gurry received fcsro cars of To- ¬ -- Second JPereabyteriaE Church beginning on Wednesday eveEing theJlfet instH Retxtcocber The ae Just Steward of the Hospital Corps of the Will sell Dak at 475 and Pop- First Kentucky writes from Porto Rico lar at HQQ per 1000 cash uiiw mat xuv iegiiiicuL aiiivcu same propor- ¬ voyage which lasted about five days Prices on timber in fine J M THOMAS The transports encountered a storm on tion W-- B Nickels Agent 3t the second night of the trip The First Kentucky boys are in good health and Price Co are going to quit are delighted with their reception in Porto Rico the troops being met with a handling trunks no having the band room If in need of one you can ociL-cij- - Dr Ben Frank of this city who is bacco Sticks Oak and Poplar New dress goods at Frank Oos A new line of lamps at New lamps New ideas buy at actuxl cist Close out prices on straw mattings at J T Aintons tf J T Hintons tf Raceland Jersey butter sale by Newton Mitchell for Auvergne their beautiful this city The Misses Clay gave a bowling party in their honor Wednesday v morning and that evening abor BiAiy guests assembled at Auvergna to at it i teud a which the -- Air Thos Fisher is spending a few gave incard party th ir guests Misses Clay honor of The first days in Covington prizes were won by Miss Stauffer of Gen John Boyd cf Lexington was Pennsylvania aud Air John Woodford in the city Wednesday Dr M H Daily and Mits Emma Miller - won the consolation prtees Mr Sprigg Brent is here from Fleming on a visit to relatives Alva Crawford and wif6 are visit- ¬ S G Sharp of Lexington ing in Mason county Capt was in the city yesterday Hon Sam Kash of Alanchester Eld J S Sweeney and wife have Ky is in the city stopping with Sher- ¬ man Stivers returned from Nolin Ky Air and Airs Ed Rice of North Prof Frank Walker is spending a 1111 I few days in Shelbyville Aliddletownleft yesterday for a sojourn Air J A Bower is spending a few St John Alich Airs Jas AlcCann and Aliss Jessie days at Mt Clemens Alich judge W M Purnell was iu Lex Brown have returned from an extended visit in Louibville C3p- ington yesterday Oh a business trip Mrs A J Winter and son Bar t Airs W W Smith of Cynthiana nett left yesterday for a visit to rela- ¬ is a guest at Air B F Remingtons 529 Main St Paris Ky in Eminence Aliss Anna Council is the guest of tives Mr and Airs Edward Ditchen of Aliss Gussie Punch in Alt Sterling Aliss Mary Ellen Shea is at home Cincinnati are visitiug the tamily ot Mr o Al Wilmoth from a visit to friends in Alt Sterling L Saloshin and Miss Gussie Alias Leila Johnson is the guest of ana unas uxuustein Jett yes Miss Emma AlcClintock in Lexington oaiucum terday for a trip to Mackinac Airs Alarv Dedman has returned to Aliss Daisy Boone has gone to Ham ¬ Everything in Our Store will ne offered regardless oi C t f r the Cynthiana after a visit to Mrs F L ilton Ohio to spend a couple of weeks next 30 days and wp mention just a few of the Bargains McChesney 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3ic per yd with Alisses Kinzer and Shafer Air O F Clay Jr left yesterday Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd Airs R G Stoner who has been ill for Richmond to join Miss Emma Che Domestic Organdie Lawn best qualiry 10c ier yd is much improved There is but little naults house party Genuine French Organdie Lawns 18c per yd change in Co Stoners condition Mrs E N Wickliffe has returned 36 in Sea Island Percales only 8Jc per d Aliss Eleanor Bient who has been to her sister to Lexington after a visit White Duck Skirts full width for 50c visiting relatives in the city left yester- ¬ Mrs Henry Spears Our finest Tap d Ladies Bleached Ve is Vc day for her home in Kansas City Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hoe for H c Misses Alamie Sheehan and Lillie Messrs Albert Hinton and Talbott Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c Benkart of Lexington are the guests of Hay will leave Monday for a trip to Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton oc Miss Alargaret Roche We could give you columns of Bargains like these but spice foT Mackinac aud other points in Alichigan Rev J Scott Meredyth who has to call and get our prices before purchasing The Harrodsburg Democrat says bids and we only ask you been spending his vacation in Virginia elsewhere Miss Mary Yansant will leave to day or is expected ftorne next week Handsome Picture given with So purchase Aliss Lena Tipton who has been to morrow to yisit the family of her visiting Mrs John Roseberry hs re- ¬ uncle Dr J T Vausant of Paris She will before her return home visit turned to her home in Alt Sterling othec relatives and friends iu Alt Ster- ¬ Airs Chas H Aleng and two chilling and Alaysville dren returned yesterday from Mason Aliss Emma Aliller gave a delight- ¬ I where they were guests of relatives ful boating party Tuesday evening up Aliss Nannine Clay will give a WE HATE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP bowling party this evening in bonor of kroner in honor of her lovely guest Miss Sybil Anderson of Salt Lalse Cit her guest Miss Wilson of Pennsylvania IMPORTED SUITINGS AiD TROUSERINGS Utah The party started about six AIts Louis Frank and cbiiKlren have oclock and ate lunch hy moonlight on returned to Louisville after a visit to tbe hillside at Gocss spring In the party thefeinily of Air L Frank on Broad were Mis Aliller liss Anderssn Alisses way Laura Trundle Daibr Tyler DeKalb Misses Letitia Hedges4 Elizabetfe III Marie Parrish Minnie Aeehan Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when Grimes and Nettie Pallen have returned Covington Florence Hudson fLexing quality arid style are considered We ask you to give us a calL from a months stay at Jjese Chautau ¬ ton Louise PaiTisk Dr J R Adair qua Messrs Albeit Hinton Chas Daugher Messrs Rume Payne and Robert ty Henry Klleatoxu LlewcMyn Spears Hiuaton attended Sterling Daociag Chas B Disb8on nd Walter Champ FXTIE MEHOHA XT TATTORS Clcsb8 bail in Mt Sterling the other The parts veiled way another happy honr with laausicjand dancing at Missl night S E TIPTON Cutter Misses Nellie 3Mann and Clara WI1 AiiKr8 hoaae on Duncan avenue after moth expect to leeve nest month for a returning fooimttbe boatcnfcile visit to Miss uariona Jrreston in Par asas reduced t Frank Detroit Cos Miss Alattie Qjillestan lefi Wednes day for Littie Rock ArJk to accept a NUPTIAL KNOTS fine position as music teacher iai the Kagatgeaoteiiats Annoancoiaentx Aad Female College at that place Gf The SCarriajce Tovd Miss Bertie Wallis who has been IDaviid tPreeman eightj four ud visiting relatives in tke city returned ¬ Co A Mcs Acenie Braderibarg fifty were y68terday to bex home near Moir ac companied by Mies Nellie McClintock nuflirriefisesterday inWoodford of The asonotony of ithe mid Suutineniay A merry bowling party was given of last night by several young gentflemen atitJaeuanrtfhoTsse was broken yesterday by a wedding eeremony which was per inthonorof MissEmma Alillers guest iRev F JOkeek The oon AIl sb Sybil Aaderaan of Salt Lake City fcrmed by satisfac- ¬ otd ngipar ties vwereSIc AV S Oman tca vTJifcah hn of 3tfiiobalasttnd Mies Mollie Eosebecxy Miss Namnine 31ay will give a of Clunk bawling party tiiis evening inhotnor of 8 her guests Misses Wilson and Stauffer Silk waikts atlFrnk Cos of Pennsylvania and Miss tStibs of Just ireoaved two cars of Tc Winchester Air and Mx Samuel Boyd iStogers baeco and Poplar A FASTIDIOUS MAN anfi daughter and Miss Bessie iSogers Wilicll Oak at 4 75 and Pop ¬ alW5iy6 sees that his linen and wfac have been visiting Prof Augustus lar att 490 jp lO00t cash fancy vests are well launder d Rogers in DaavilJe arrived home Wed- ¬ Prices cm lumb ir m same pro ¬ white and immaculate nesday eyeuing We are portion M THOMAS I mmmj Ir Scott fngiiss of Scotland who catering 3 us now to th Summer W B Nickels Agfent has been visiting jaear Mt Sterling ar man in laundering everything Jthat rivedWednesday to be a guest at Airs i s necessary to his hot voalier ap Rosa iBuckners Mrs lugliss has been iUJj a guest at the Baekner home for seyeral pareL Negligee shirts duck day pique and crash suits fancy ve ts Maes Nannie Brown daughter of CO 4ind wrhite lanea co1Tars shirts and SenatoTiR B Browno Warsaw has cuffs Ladies shii 5 waists we returned home after a visit to Jdiss LOUISILLE KY Norabelie Summons A party of Za under just like new Four Moutiw Storatre Free friends gave them a pleasant surprise Monday eight with a storm party Independent Warehouse J Miss 31ary Irvine JDavis arricred W L DAVIS Agent home last night from a charming W M HIXTON JR BRO Proprietor Ky to fmends in Hcntington and l3an99 visit Pares Telephoae No 4 Charleston v Va N esv York asod Washington where a mi aiber of dejVti lightful ententainnients were given is TEETH EXT8ME9 jher honor WITHOUT PAIS DWIINISTfiATORS BOTIGE Money to loan on real estate mortgage Prof Sai McClintoek passed NO COCANE NO GAS trough the city yesterday enroute to Apply to The News office in A simple application to the nuisn d toThe lLexington from Lake Cfeautauqua ceas If youre the lady who can only by me aud acknowleaged ry the debted where he has been teaching during the lJO uer wnar a size H 2 2 3 3i nnhlift to be rhe best and eq iMr ami signed 5 at oure Thnsn biilrlio--io45C ifcl c e Summer He will shortly resume his 4 4 5 you can find a pair ausULUieij liec iiwiu any rtiifri ii ri of Tau Oxfords at our Catephoric treatment for jaiul ss against said decedent will present them dutiec as a PrGfessor in a Chicago piotm BHrt qnireci ty law to H L store that will fit you and filling college Howard attorney give you perfect satisfac- ¬ Mtea Florence Hudson a very love- ¬ S LILLESTONT tion A tew blark ones Set of teeth f0 ly young lady who has been visiting hut mostlv tan and all 4t Upper and lower Admr D Milllr DecM They have pointed toes Airs Sam Bedford near Paris and who oOfir np Silver fillings are worth from 150 to 1 00 np spent the past week af the home of her Gold fillings 200 but we wil sell them for u0 Gold crowns consin Mr W M Goodloe on Third x ou 35 cents a pair extraccion rainless t street returned Wednesday moning to 100 for 3 pairs her home near Lexington J 11 ADMR D u 5- Come and set them if you are looking 11 Misses Helen Bennett and Sallie Spot Cash for a bargain in Oxfords 321 Main St Paris Ky Shackleford of Richmond Annie opp Court house Thomas of Frankfort and Eleanor Shoe Store 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p in Hours Coleman of Lexington and Messrs Jas Bargains at J T Hintons furniture Telephone 79 Scone Will Stone Alason Brown aud Cor 4si EV- ISEain larip store this week tf j I S a ARRIVING DAILY Sew it tea Goods lew Wrapper Goods Olio If Ne w Outing Nlnitiui txjoislesi Condons ¬ Great Sacrifice Sale -- ¬ DCONDON 5 - FOR SPRING AND SUMMER te crog Winters of this city have en gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee tion Call in and ve your eyes tested free of J -- shrire Next visit will be Thursday Sept 1898 Stis Gk t cSia JL ymmmmL J j I UtLfift 10 WiMOOSE Tke Souvhou Steara auo drjr ¬ Money To Lean I Sd muTr - j 1 SYRUPindigestion M pepsi Clays - 7 Uh- - Ifc THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EX FRIDAY AUGUST 26 THE BOURBON NEWS SURVIVAL OF THE 1898- - FITTEST SlPtS A busy -- looking Eighteenth Year Established Published Every Tuesday and Friday by Editors and 188L Oro A CAREIIL OF WOE Six Children Mneouiiter n Fat Wom an Who Hud Good Intentions lint Slic Was n Hoodoo ¬ il a a i I m the fat womans attempts to interest him lie burst out crying and the other children joined him Several men on the back seat swore and the fat womanturned around and glared them into silence Then she mopped lier face and remarked I dunno but after all it is as hot as yesterday Heat does make chil dren terribly peevish The mother was doing her best to quiet her children when the f at wom- - an again turned her attention to them she said Poor little things Dont want to see chu chu cars If ¬ dis-a-c- intentions were good She bustled aboard at Seventy second street and crowded herself into a seat whose other occupants were a tired looking mother and four small children She made everyone uncomfortable by her search for her pocketbook while the conductor waited for his fare She examined each fold of her big skirt un til in the last she found her pocket and subsequently her pocketbook This is a hot day young- man she said to the conductor as she gave him the fare and then addressing her re marks generally to the other passen gers she added but I dunno as it is as hot as yesterday I was awfully het up yesterday and 1 declare I most felt as jf I couldnt stand it Everyone in the car was too drowsy from the heat to take up this chal lenge to discuss the weather and the fet woman mopped her face and beamed impartially on everyone who would look at her The mother of the children in the seat with her had closed her eves when the fat worn nil gave her a nudge and asked Are these all your children mem Yes said the mother Little dears every one of them I do love children lTowddo children Up to that time the children had kept quiet As the fat woman glared rt them the youngest a girl of about three years began to whimper in a frightened fashion Nice little girl nice little girl said the fat woman The child drew back to her mother and the fat woman turned her attention to the others She patted them on the head and she asked them their names As the car came down near the elevated road at Sivty sixth street the fat woman grabbed one of the children a boy by the arm and twist ¬ ing him around violently she asked Want to see the chu chu cars Nice chu chu cars The bov didnt want to see them and he evidently did not understand - car the other morning- though her - fat woman with an amiable bmile brought confusion to the passengers on an open boulevard ¬ Naug ht but the fittest lives I hear Rins on the northern breeze of thought To Natures heart the strong are dear The weak must pass unloved unsought And yet in undertones a Voice Is heard that says Oh child of earth Your minds best work your hearts best take your intention You had much better take my ad ¬ choice theyre vice and tell me what sort of lay out Shall stand with God for what worth you are on Whats your game What are trumps spades or hearts Are Tin not the strong- ajone survives Tmtn beauty virtue scattered wide you making a heart solo In humble soil bear noble lives Whats a heart solo Whose fruits forever must abide Ah you dont know the great Idaho Times buildings are not all of stone game the greatest gameout Better With frailest fibers Nature spins camp with us five years or so and learn Her living webs from zone to zone daily wins the rudiments There are points in solo And what is lost she that I cant do justice to in a phrase I fain would think amid the strife but for a snap shot a heart solo is Between realities and forms Slight gifts may claim perennial life where hearts are trumps and you play Mid slow decay and sudden storms the crowd for three times your loss if you lose and the same if you win This tuft of silver hairs I loose From open windows to the breeze The idea is you are prett1 deep in Some bird of spring perchance may use and if you dont make it and the To build her neat in yonder trees widow goes back on you youre apt These pictures painted with an art to leave your dead and wounded on the Surpassed by younger sight and skill field May pass into some friendly heart There is no widow in mine said Some room with Natures smiles may fill Which property is that may I ask You may ask but I shall not fell you You are a Scotchman plain enough by the way you answer questions I need not ask what you are doc- ¬ tor by the way you ask them but I ¬ ¬ its These leaves of light and earnest rhyme Dropped on the windy world though long sor but not all the sons of the widow nor all the goods in er shop can help Neglected now some future time May weave into its nest of song me if I dont make it as you say C P Cranch in Washington Star said I believe it is a heart solo Darcie unless the widow at Wind- ¬ ¬ 190CK Copyright 1894 the doctor 3rou neednt mind confiding in me Ive been married only a year There is a thing I should like to confide to you on the spot and thats a letter doctor I wish youd mail it to this busybody lawyer to forward for me Its important if you please With pleasure mail it with my own hands said the doctor Thats what I mean Where is that Chinaboy He will get it and I shall be eternally obliged when the thing ¬ ¬ foote by Mary Hallock Foote ¬ you will be good Ill give you a penny fov candy If you bathe them mum in irilk and water that rash will Ive ha d children of my own rrd 1 know When they get het up theres nothing like milk and water Thats nice Stop your crying tootsey tootsey and her voieewas again lost in the combined cries of four children For heavens sake leave them said a man on the alone madam ar Toot-sey-tootsey c Sir said the fat woman turning around to face him The man tried to look as if he had said nothing In the meantime two children who had been sitting quietly on the seat in front of the fat woman got up on their knees and peered over the back of the seat to see what all the crying was about- The fat woman beamed as she saw them and dangled her pur se which was of the chain variety before- their blinking eyes One child Untied back in her seat cry- irg Th ejcrt lie r held her ground until the fat woman began to tickle her un der the chin and then she became frightened and cried Added to the discomfort of the heat the passengers now had six crying children When - seat back ¬ ¬ her get on my car again Ill get off and the other passengers agreed with him The fat womans intentions how ¬ ever were kindly N Y Sun Origin of Chinese Opium Smolcing Although opiunhas existed as a med ¬ icine in China for over a thousand years the curse of opium smoking has only been known on any considerable scale for less than 150 years and then it spread from the coast inland the im ¬ port steadily increasing first in the hands of the Portuguese but from 1773 n the hands of the British This view Df the matter supports the ordinary which is that inti opium contention upium is almost invariably spoken of foreigrf smoke or as Yang yen i e tobacco and not by the Chinese name and that the habit of opium smoking with all its attendant evils came from across the seas and was introduced by foreigners Contemporary Review Was it lier first proposal I am sure it was She told of it as N Y an- admission not as a boast World - ever any one of the six stopped her sobs the fat woman would beam on her until she cried again Such a carload of woe since the fat woman boarded it had notrolled down the boulevard for many a day At Sixty third street the fat woman with a farewell pat Co each child and a stern remember what I said mem milk and water to the mother alighted The car started ahead and before it had gone two blocks the children had ceased crying That fat woman was a nuisance Siid the man who had advised her to let the children alone and if I ever see Her First f CHAPTER VII Continued The doctor was one of the few men who at that time in the troulbled dis- ¬ trict could consistently and honorably remain neutral still he had his sym- ¬ pathies which he expressed on occa- ¬ sions to the proper persons When Darcie asked for the latest news from the seat of war he replied that he had had only conilicting ru- ¬ care mors since the night before but he There was another letter said Dar ¬ expected that when news did come it I do not see would be bad and he spoke of the cie breathing deeply Do you guarded barricades on the one side it here clothes to know who it was gave out my be cleaned and on the other the armed intimi It was I said Faith Was the dators pouring into Gem filled with other letter in that case oaths and whisky and truculence Would you It was said Darcie And where is my father doctor mind taking another look for it in the Faith inquired It is a thick letter in a long Er Bingham is understood to be a drawer non combatant like myself the union blue envelope unsealed As Faith left fhe room Darcies head bosses have nothing against him back on the chair cushions He It would be more to his credit per- ¬ sankwhite to the lips was haps if they hadr thought Faith Whats the matter now asked the said she I suppose I And Abby doctorIs that letter so important need not be anxious about Abby Very important that it should be Bred and bawn in a brier patch burned said Darcie Its the mis ¬ laughed the doctor Abbys in her ele- ¬ that I ment she has a friend behind every take of mv lifewill be didnt burn it the found said Perhaps it union gun She could go thiough I doctor beg your pardon through Hades on But Faith returned without the let- ¬ the strength of her connections ter When she saw Darcies white face When Faith had left the room to against the chair back and his quiver- ¬ fetch the warm water and the sponges ing nostrils and closed ejelids she and a few more articles which the doc looked reproachfully at the doctor as tor required he freed his mind with a if asking what he had been doing to the great oath patient in her absence The old man is a beast and a coward to boot Hes gone on a monstrous VIII spree and I think its deliberate in THE LETTER case he should be hauled up for aiding Abbys object in following Mr Bing ¬ and abetting this nice work thats go ¬ ham to Gem was to be first with the ing on There were not 11 men out of story of the shooting on Tuesday night 300 answered to the pay roll this morn ¬ own way She and to tell it in ing they are on duty elsewhere He had found him in her very fit state to a wants to be able to prove an alibi in accept her version of the awkwardf acts the person of the devil of drink thats which of Mr Binghams in him He is afraid of his union That halfhis being when he brainemerg- ¬ was operated friends now because they are on top ing from the delirium of drink received and they stick at nothing but he took a coarse knows their time is short he has an the distorted tale andconceiving sullen satisfaction in that eye to windward pur- ¬ possibly it might be true He And what will become of her posed to treat it as the trYith as Abby God knows She is worse than fa- ¬ him in had given it to him therless She cannot stay yet she can- ¬ several ways to do so it suited reason For one not go Heres a knot for somebody to helped him to a sort of apology for untie perhaps a lover I have thanked it the Lord that my wife is in Spokane himself in his conscious betrayal of construct but I could almost wish- for that poor his daughter to be able to girl herselfa against the countercharge childs sake that she were here then He had been bored by her face of innoL could be a father to her myself till we hear from the lover And speaking cence now he could confront those of Spokane the doctor continued blue astonished eyes witli questions as own theres a lawyer down there who has searching as theirhad returned to the The manager been telegraphing at a great rafe to his temper at sixes and sev- ¬ know if Jack Daeey reported shot at mine withhimself in a general state of the Big Horn mine is John Darcie ens and Says your friends are worried about disrepair Faith had been summoned¬ tojspeak with him in the library a de you mand which very much surprised her My friends what friends Your folks in England He says for she was the last one he yearned ¬ there- will be the devil to pay if Dacey to see as a rule after one of his temporary evanishments from the affairs of is Darcie Says youre a great deal big ¬ ger man than we take you for in the men Abby with her bangs more maenad- ¬ uoeur d Alenes was seated rocking herI wish you would wire him to keep like than ever leaving the floor at once ¬ self both feet quiet said Darcie Tell him to cable my people that Im all right and then She looked hard at Faith as she entered the room but did not rise or cease rock to hold his peace ing Who are you anyhow Darcie Mr Bingham What racket are you working You placed a chair languidly rose and for his daughter Kshe may as well trust me the doctor could not look him in the face his ap- ¬ knows everything and says nothing pearance was so deplorable you know Faith he requested for Im John Darcie hal owner of the the Sit downremained proudly standing girl had Black Dwarf and partner of Mike Mc I thought you wished to see me only Gowan for a moment I am not ver- - well she Anything else said Xothing else worth mentioning I am sorry It is sometimes safest to mention her father I you are not well said¬ feel pretty rocky my things jn times like these to the right self Sit down Ah Abbv have some- ¬ I person thing I wish to say to Miss Bingham I Yerv true dnntnr T will mnnJT will see you after awhile about the few things that I am not Im not a dinner you know Pinkerton detective Im not a reporter Abby seemed half disposed to resent for the press Ive not run away from this intimation that her company was my regiment Ive not hj pothecated not desired but apparently thinking bonds Im not raising funds for an not worth while she rose and left it the Irish rebellion Im not the murderer room Her chair continued to oscillate of Dr Cronin and Urn not anybodys for some seconds with the parting re- ¬ lost heir And Im going to get out pulsion communicated to it by her re- ¬ of theseCoeur dAlenes as soon as I treating form can get a bond on the one thing here Faith xailedher reluctant eyes to her j that I want thers face ll - Faith returning said that Wan was habitually invisible at thathour it being the time when he retired to com mune with himself and to compose his nerves with a pipe of the soothing drug But anjthing that was wanted she herself would be most happy to get for him In the top drawer of the chiff onnier in 1113 room is a brown leather letter case Will you be so good as to fetch it I am asking the doctor to mail a letter for me Faith brought the letter case and the letter containing Darcies resigna ¬ tion which he had written but had not mailed was confided to the doctors ¬ ¬ is gone ¬ - - no ones word but your own and his that those words you have just heard me repeat were theworda of that message Co I do not I den that they were my Office over G S Varden words or that I ever used them It scarcely matters whose words Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p they are but I should like to know how they came to be so effectual for the purpose They certainly brought that 36ung man where he got not what he came for evidently but what he richty DEALER IN deserved Whoever sent it the mes- ¬ Oil sage acted like a charm How do 3 ou Furniture Window Shades Cloths Carpets Mattresses explain that Etc I am not bound to explain it I am not responsible for his coming Well I should like to know who this Special attention given to Undertak¬ Mountain Lily is that meets 3oung ing and Kepairihg No youare right Its not their fault men in woods alone at dark hours of Main Street - - - - Paris Ky any more than it is mine We have all the night been deceived But I say its enough Father I will tell you all I know to shake a mans faith in the daylight said Faith trembling and deadly white HOUSE AHD LOT AND BLACK Why I thought that you were pride and for now she could not doubt with what SMITH SHOP FOR SALE innocence itself merciless constructions she had to Faith replied with a sad little laugh deal DESIRE to sell my house and ot Is it my pride or my innocence thats He did call me by that name once with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ in doubt was when we abused his hos- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal father It Bless me bless me I did not think pitality and I was left on his hands ance in twelve months For further you could be so hard I must be plain alone 3es in the dark hours of the particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON then You cannot be ignorant of the night It was then when my father Jacksonville Ky critical situation we are in a war be ¬ failed me when he was father and t3oct tf tween capital and labor seems inevit- ¬ friend and brother to me that his heart able I have serious responsibilities on went out to me his pit3 made him ten- ¬ 3 both sides and friends I hope on both der toward me and he said those words sides But its imperative I should know How the3 ot abroad to be turned to I who are my friends and whom I can this wicked and shameful use I can- ¬ trust A man would naturally think not tell you and I do not care But if that he might trust his own child the3r had been the means of bringing Mr Bingham paused but Faith simply him to his death he would have been The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every looked at him in pale faced astonish- ¬ the last man 3cs as he is the first thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No How do you suppose I feel to say such words to me ment Ascents And do 3 ou think that 3 ou know the when I discover that I am harboring a Strawberry and general nursery cat¬ spy and that I owe his presence in my character of this man alogue on application to now should I know-- his character house to the connivance and sympa ¬ H F HILLENMETZER Do I know niy own I know what my thy of my daughter Lexington Ky A spy Faith repeated A spy on father professes to think I am and to Telephone 279 whom If there is such a person in whom he goes for his information A 3 stranger could hardty expect to fare e house I did not know it this ALVA CRAWFORD You did not know it And yon can better than a daughter If lam what carl Crawford face me down with that innocent look 3ou sa3 I am I need not be surprised Are you t acquainted with Mr John that he should turn out to be a sp Be careful Faith I have given 3ou Darcie as he calls himself in my own mind the benefit of a last The pink rose of consciousness in the girls cheek flamed into a red rose of doubt awaiting 3 our acknowledgment anger Have you any reason to sup- ¬ of this mans true character But if 3 ou pose that he is not what he calls him- ¬ insist on siding with him well 3rou must expect to be judged with him Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts she asked self are I have his own signature to prove Hereown the proofs of what he is in his words that he is not I will show it to you TO BE CONTINUED presentlj-- lie is a cowardly detective sent over here by the faction in London that is tiwing to down me and discredit FRANKLINS MORAL CODE my management He sneaked in here PARIS KENTUCKY scavenger on the Some Bits of tJie Philosophy of the and has been doing the Greatest All Ituinl Ajnericaii sly for months raking up lies and dirty Work guaranteed satisfactory Calla The professor was having a few pleas ¬ promptly answered Your work is gossip listening to every sorehead ant and instructive moments with his solicited Prices reasonable that nurses a grudge against me or the mine He has been carrying the stuff class outside of the field of the text- ¬ around with him waiting for a chance book just as every good teacher ought E1H DR CALDWELLS to send it off his letters and reports to do if he does not lie had knocked and so and so on tohis backers in Lon- ¬ around in mau3 localities and had CURES INDIGESTION don He sends them under cover to a touched upon man3r subjects coming shyster lawyer in Spokane who is in back at last to the homely and plain How man3r of you he inquired with him I sav is this the man mv 0 b ever heard of Benjamin Franklin daughter gives secret meetings to in All hands went up places where no young girl who valued sa ibis How-- manv of you know that he her good name would be seen alone with a stranger at twelve oclock at bleeps in a neglected grave in a ceme- ¬ tery in the ver3 heart of Philadelphia night All hands went up Do jou wish me to think that you EAST BOUND How man3 of you know that lie was believe this father asked Faith with t 830am 600pm the look of the lamb when the wolf ac- ¬ the greatest philosopher America has fi viiouisvlne ArLexingtoulJ15am8lUpm produced IiV JLexingtou ll2iam 850pm 8Wam 550pm cused it of roiling the stream Lv Winchesterll555am flilpm Jhlfiam 6o0pra All hands went up Think that I believeit Do you deny Ar iMt SterUnfe 22jm D50pm 950a a 705pi How man3 of 3rou know the moral Ar Washington tirSvam 340pm you were there in the tamaxacks that Ar PhiladelphialOlam 705pm on Tuesday night with Darcie thenian code which he formulated and kept for Ax New York 1240nn 908pm his guide to action handing it down to am speaking of I WEST BOUND clear and I was there yes to prevent mur ¬ posterit3 in went up succinct form No hands der You know it is in all the jiapers Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250pB 800am 520pm 7o5am 345pra Get out 3our pencils then said the Ar Lexington was shot here in cold that a man 911am 030pm Ar Frankfort and write it ArShelbyvllle1001am 720pm blood by our own men for some of-¬ j professor pleasant1100am 815pm down in paragraphs as I call it oil ArLouisville fense against their miners union Trains marked thus f ran daily ex¬ We are not talking of what is in the to 3 011 from memorj- for I find it an cept Sunday other trains run daily papers I am talking of something that excellent thing to know as one knows Through Sleepers between Louisville to a good place It runs was not in the papers most fortunate ¬ a road leading Lexington and New York without ly for us What was this man doing as follows Temperance Eat not to fullness change here on my premises without business For rates Sleeping Car reservations o any information call on with me or with amy of m3r cmploj es drink not to elevation Silence Speak not but what ma3 F B Cakr What was the occasion the inducement benefit others or 3ourself avoid trifling Agent L N R R that brought him five miles after dark conversations iJGeorge W Barney Pans Ky through the woods to a place where Div Pass Agent Order Let all 3our things have there was nothing to see or do or Lexington Ky learn except b3 secret appointment their places let each part of 3our busi with some other person What was he ness have its time Resolution Besolve to perform there for Do 3011 know The COAST LINE to MACKINAC somebody sent hm a false what 3ou ought perform without fail Because what 3 ou resolve THE S message I believe Frugalit3- Make no expense but In whose name do good to others as 3ourself that is In 1113- - name O father please letme waste nothing tell you all Industry Lose no time bealwa3s You are telling me a good deal I emplo3cd in something useful but think And WI13 should a message be avoid all unnecessar3 actions sent to this young- man in your name Sinceritv Use no hurtful deceit Was that the surest wa3 to bring him and justfy and if 3ou think MACKISMAC Father you must ask those who speak innocenth speak accordingh DETROIT sent the message I did not send it Justice Wrong no oneby doing in ¬ PETOSKEY You seem to know a good deal about juries or omitting the benefits that are you did not send our it considering that CHICAGO 3 dut3 it How did 3 ou learn the hour- and Moderation Avoid extremes for ¬ 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers the place of meeting so accuratebear resenting injuries The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat I cannot tell you how I learned it Cleanliness Suffer no uncleanli Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service you will have to trust me for that ness in bod3 clothes orhabitation insuring the highest degree of happen to learn the words Did you Tranquillity Be not disturbed COHFORT SPEED AND SAFETY of the message about trifles or at accidents common Fojr Trips per Week Between I did not father I mean not at or unavoidable Toledo Detroit Mackinac first Humilit3-- Imitate Jesus Christ MARQUETTE THE SOO PETOSKEY Not at first What am 1 to under- ¬ There said the professor how Let me repeat the man - of 3ou think that is a good code of LOW RATES AND DULUTH stand by that to Picturesque Mackinac ami words perhaps you may recognize morals Return including iTeals and Berths From them All hands went up Detroit Free Cleveland 618 from Toledo 15 from Detroit 13 50 repeat them The whole Press Oh dont EVERY EVENING thing is frightful How can I tal to Between Detroit and Cleveland Admitted to Partnership you at all when you begin b3 accus- ¬ Connecting So 3ou think 3ou can dress a show for all points at Cleveland with Earliest Trains ing me of such things East South and Southwest and at It is certainty- not veow pleasant for window so that all the ladies will stop Detroit lor all points North and Northwest asked the man Sunday Trips Juno July August and Septembsr Only me to pursue this kind of an ihvestiga- - and look at it do 3ou EVERY DAY BETWEEN tion but we may as well go through ager of a draipery establishment of an Cleveland Putin Bay own sake the thing applicant for work Toledo with it for 3our les sir I do Send fqr Illustrated Pamphlet Address must be cleared up Abb3 tells me that Well sir what is the first thing 3cu A A SCHANTZ a r DSTBOIT MICH she took that message herself pre because you would do cisley in your language Tfie Setfoit anil Clevelaiu Steam Hav Bo Id put a big mirror in the window were unwilling to trust it on paper naming the place and the time of the and Thats enough 3oumganan we dont meeting and in case there should be The Shortest Line and in the young mans mind that want 3 ou as an emplo3re Well take a doubt 1 he Best Service between Tit Bits the message was genuine you added 3ou in as a partner Cincinnati and the Summer these words Tell him it comes from Proof of It Resorts of the Great Lakes her he called his Mountain Lily Faith Is it possible doctor asked the you cover your I dont wonder that garrulous widow that one can be facer TO I talked to death Faith instantly raised her head Certainmadam Have 3 ou not deny that I sent that message or any MICHIGAN lips buried three husbands yourself Demessage she uttered with white have If Abby says that I did you will serv troit Free Press AND THE GREAT LAKFo of a to nhnosc between the word If the bicycle succeeds in displacing ant and the word of your daughter get excited- said -Mr Bing- the horse it may alsodo away with th Don t 3 Trains Daily betweea bain I will have this thing ctectuca on nightmare CINCINNATI aud DETROIT Do you deny --- Mr Bingham began hurriedly in a querulous key clearing his throat and tapping the buttons of his vest with his gold rimmed eyeglasses It does not become you Faith under the circumstances to be so excessively on your dignity a little more respect for yourself in more important ways and these little forms would not matter I am afraid you have had a very artifi-¬ cial training Upon my word I dont know how a man is to bring up his daughters or whom he can trust them with I thought that your aunts had made at least a good girl of you Father if there is anything you have to find fault with me about please dont do it through my aunts If I have dis- ¬ appointed you its not their fault H A SMITH i GEO W DAVIS -- I ¬ SPHIKTGr 898 TREES PLANTS VINES is kKF -- i fifflth Wv Jt I CRAWFORD BROS JOHN CONNELLY YRUP PEPSIil i mm 1 CHfflK a TIME TABLE 4 t v ir 7 i 1 ASK fei ¬ - l - TO 3- ¬ f J VS ¬ m 1 - - y tit- - 1 nWi tiij oaL giSisfc a- - a-- - THE BOUKBON NEWS PAEIS EX FRIDAY AUGUST 26 1898 1 7 y H CARE OF CORN FODDER THE OBSTINATE SPANIARD of India deRunning the Crop Through a Hnsked tfe lias a Way of Making were Facts rives its called Calicut from Avhich it into name It was introduced and Shredder Is the Best Fit in with His Theory of England hi the year 1631 and finally into tins country but as the United States conMethod Known the World Calico Calico from Calicut In Avas 1G31 ¬ I first manufactured in a city spssatfsyjwJvrjnB ¬ vi It Advisable - UVUJL- - IMPROVED CHICKEN COOP It Can Be Shifted to Frexli Ground as Often as Conditions Render The engraving- represents a coop which I have used with ranch satisfac- ¬ tion for several years It is made of matched lumber with a small door in the rear which could not be shown in the front perspective The slats are of half inch stuff nailed at top and bot ¬ tom The flap is of lumber with cleats on the lower side three-quarter-inch which fall between the vertical slats until the entire plant is thoroughly when the flap is let down It is hung dried Not only must the blades be with T hinges when raised as shown in well cured but the stalks must be free from moisture to instire perfect keep ing in the stack or after shredding and storing in the mow The time required will depend upon the season but usual ¬ ¬ Allow the corn to stand in the field until the grain begins to harden and the bottom leaves are turning yellow Secure as much of the fodder as pos- ¬ sible while it is green Cutting must be done before frost or the blades will be brittle and break off causing a loss of the best part of the feed Place in shocks of medium size They must be large enough to stand well but small enough to dry out thorotighly If the corn is on the green order as it will always be at the beginning- of the cutting- season set up about half of the shock let it stand for several days until thoroughly cured then cut the remainder Shocks 12x12 hills are about the best size The shocks must remain in the field - suppose by this time your friends the Spanish will begin to be Well T lievethey really did get the hot end of - Skv VERMIN PROOF COOP the engraving it makes a sort of vesti- ¬ bule sheltering the interior of the coop from the hot sun and sudden driving showers At night it is let down and makes the coop warm dry and safe from rats skunks and other nocturnal prowlers Above the flap is an opening for ventilation covered When chicks are eight weeks old two roosts are fastened into the coop a few inches above the ground and the youngsters make the coop their night ¬ ly lodging until nearly full grown This saves them from a great deal of persecution and suffering to which they are liable if placed with the older fowls at night as soon as the mother hen is removed At all times when the coop is occupied it is shifted to fresh ground as frequently as once a week and is fre ¬ quently turned over and sprayed inside with kerosene George S Martin in Parm and Home ¬ with wire cloth ly five or six weeks will be sufficient It can then be put into a stack or rick arranging- the bundles or arrafuls of fodder as in stacking small grain If left in the open field as is often done there is great loss from exposure of the surface of the shocks to the weather and the occasional twisting down of a shock Stack where it will be most convenient in feeding Running the crop through a husker and shredder is the ideal way of tak ¬ ing care of corn fodder There is some objection to this method on the score of the fodder molding in the mow If it is thoroughly dried out before it is shredded there is little danger from this source The practical experi- ¬ ence of many farmers and feeders has proven this True the shredding ic ex- ¬ pensive due to the limited capacity of the shredders Improvements are being- made each season and this objec ¬ tion will be removed before very long The fodder is left in splendid condition and is readily eaten by all kinds of stock American Agriculturist - it at Santiago said one Long Island suburbanite to another Oh no said the man who lived in Spain before he settled in Flatbush Not at all What I say not at all You dont under- ¬ stand the Spanish people 1 dont un ¬ derstand them for that matter but I have picked tip one or two points in the course of a long experience Let me tell you a story in illustration One summer evening when I was at school in England not in Spain four or five of us boys were watching- the stinset Presently a young Spaniard who had only recently arrived and he happened to be from Ilavana too came and joined us We had just been wondering why the sun seemed to get so flat as it got near to the horizon We all noticed that the sun did seem to flatten and we all had different ways of accounting for the phenomenon By way of be ing civil to this foreigner who understood hardly six words of English at that time one of us told him in French what we were talking about He nod ded and smiled just to show that he understood but he was standing with his back to the sun and didnt turn around to look at it The acting interpreter was instructed to ask the Spanish gentleman if he could tell us why the sun seemed to be swelling out right and left like that But the Spanish gentleman 011I3- - smiled affably still keejung his back to the sun Then Ave suggested to him all our - sumes by far the largest quantity of calico of any country in the Avorld it is neces- ¬ sarily manufactured here most extensively The highest grade made has a ticket on every piece upon Avhich is printed the name William Simpson Sons These goods are noted for their general excellence bril- ¬ liancy and permanency of color ¬ A Beautiful Not Wholly Hateful Did you recommend to Marie that country place Avhere vou were last summer No I was tempted to but I didnt Detroit Free Press Wheat 40 Cents a Bushci Hoav to groAV Avheat Avith big profit cents and samples of Salzers Ked Cross SO Bushels per acre Winter Wheat Bye Oats Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for 4 cents postage JOHN A SALZER SEED CO La Crosse Wis k m at 40 SB GAME Present FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of four ¬ m No pocket is well lined that has no monev it L A W Bulletin THE MARKETS LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon5 Select butchers Light shinpers SHEEP Choice i Cincinnati Aug 25 4 00 4 50 6 75 3 80 3 95 4 10 CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers LAMBS ¬ ¬ FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 rednew No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 choice PROVISIONS Mes Pork HAY--Primet- o 3 25 4 10 0 25 3 25 3 85 3 90 3 40 4 85 2 75 g 3 90 5 75 2 95 05 62 31 exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are LAvU sLfi3 ¬ g 2l1a 47 8 25 9 75 4 90 20 2 50 1 75 3 75 68 ¬ LardPrkne steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to Fancy POTATOES New per bbl CHICAGO American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold American Wild Ducks v Each 11 U 2 00 1 C5 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 OetThem beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer Do not delay This offer is for a short timo only All purchasers of three 10 cent or sis 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to receive from their grocer ono of these ¬ GRAIN No 3 CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR Winter natents AVheat No 2 red Chicago soring 3 05 61i4 20l2 8 90 5 10 3 70 74 66 31 20 30li 8 95 5 15 4 00 74 3578 - TYING CORN SHOCKS How Any AVide-A-va- ce FINE WOOL IS SCARCE Holders of tlie Article in tlie United States Are Facing a Very Prom ¬ ising Situation i -- mutton is doubtless inducing nearly The increasing demand for good V inches from the large piece of wood hole through make a the shaft and get a small rope large enough to go around the largest shocks of weak and impoverished ewes The of corn Put the end through the hole present Australian wool clip is light and tie in a knot that it may not pull and much of it poor in quality The through next seasons clip will show a still It is now ready for use When a greater falling off in quantity and shock of corn is cut thrust the shaft quality Cross breeding has cut down through it carry the rope around and the fine wool clip of Argentina to very drop the end down between the shaft modest proportions France and Ger- and rope Grasping- the pin draw it many produce considerably less fine towards you and turn the shaft round st tple than formerly and with the pos and round using the pin for a handle sible exception of Russia there has until as tight as desired Push the been no noticeable increase in the pro- ¬ head from you and thrust the other duction of fine wool in any one of the pin into the shock which will xirevent leading wool growing countries but its turning back and loosening While rather a material and serious diminu ¬ in this position tie with a fodder twine tion In the United States the amount This device is particularly valuable of fine wool of home growth is alarm ¬ when one is working- alone Agricul- ¬ ingly small Stocks of fine staple in tural Economist store or factory are steadily going in- ¬ to consumption Avith comparatively FACTS FOR FARMERS little in sight anywhere in the world to replace them Growers and holders Overstock your pastures and you will of fine wool are facing a very promis- ¬ have weeds in them ing situation in which there are no Dont be an enemy to yourself and possible contingencies of loss Farm ¬ tree by letting the tree overbear ers Union Many of our worst weeds may be destroyed by plowing them under SHADE FOR THE BEES Camphor pennyroyal or any strong scented thing- is good to drive away They Need It in Hot Weather Quite flies as 3Ineh as They Ileiiuire Very diluted carbolic acid applied Plenty of Water with a sponge is good to keep flies off warm weather shade is quite nec animals In essary for bees If the hives are in If we get and keep a good hold on the a sunny location as the3 usually are Philippines binding twine ought to shade may be easily provided by plac be cheap hereafter ing a board two feet wide on the top Just as soon as the pastures begin of the hive with a cleat between the to fail supplement them with grain to lid and the board for an air space If the cows and young stock it is not desired that the bees swarm let a single machine standout plenty of hive room should be px ovided in Dont possible storms and sun a day the and if swarms are desired a little after you are through with its use crowding will usually start the new The hay crop is one of the most im ¬ colony off Of course honey storing- is crops grown and were abandoned during the swarming- period portant a rule it would be if it more as still and care should be taken to furnish baled valuable Western Plowman every facility for hiving- the swarms as City Girl In the Country quickly as possible so that they will re ¬ turn to business Hives set near a few The giiO who expressed so muchsjm dwarf pear trees are well located for pathy for the poor farmer because of nine times out of ten the swarm will his cold job in harvesting- his winter alight on the pear trees where they wheat is equal iu igxicultural knowl-¬ arc easily handled without the use of edge to the one vho expressed a de ladders Water is necessary for bees sire to see a field of tobacco when it in warm weather especially and they was just plugging out But the dam ¬ have a particular fondness for water sel who asked which cow g ave the a little salty Keep shallow vessels buttermilk is entitled to the whole near the hiu s filled with salt water in baker3 And a girl on her return from which are placed a few chips of wood a visit to the country who was asked on which the bees may rest while drink- - if she ever saw anyone milk a cow re- ¬ Oh jes indeed I have plied ing Farmers Voice it tickles me to death to see uncle jerk The Maltese cat is said to- be a su- two of the cows faucets at the sam perior yatter and valuable on the farm Voice three-eighths-inch all of the smaller sheep farmers to cross their Merinoes if they possess any with some of more distinctly mut- ¬ ton breeds in view of enlarging the carcasses for the increasing profit there is in doing so Report says the shortage in fine wool the world over is daily becoming more apparent Ad vices from Australia show another shortage of 150000 bales of wool this Continued time on the new clip drought has cut short and greatly enfeebled the last crop of lambs and scarcity of winter feed threatens to make extensive inroads upon the stock ¬ three inches square and IS inches long Taper this at one end as seen in the illustration and two inches from the other end cut a mortise through it four inches long and one inch wide Insert two pins near the lower end as illustrated The flattened end of the long- piece is to be put through the mortise and - of corn can be easily made Take a piece bf wood about five feet long and shave it out round with a diameter of two inches tapering- to a point at one end Flatten the last six inches of the other end making it 1x15 inches Get another sound piece of wood - Farmer Can ish Coitstrnct a Serviceahle and Not part icularly said the other II Lasting Device it comes to being mulish I can give othei instances just as strong Do you know A very handy device for tying shocks different explanations one after another but he dismissed every one of them with a grave courteous smile and a shake of his head At last when our interpreter once more demanded of him the Ilavana theory of the thing he vouchsafed to say in French Tt does not look so because it cannot The sun is round And all that we could do could not make that Span iard turn round and look at the sun for himself Hm said theuntraveled American he must have been particularly mul¬ ¬ NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE OATS Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western BALTIMORE Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch 10 00 45 26J4 10 50 5 87J4 6 00 ¬ FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No Southern Wheat 5 CO 2 71 7iy2 721 ¬ Corn Mixed Oats No 2Avhite Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western 34J4 28 34J 8 45 -- STOP WOM EN You Are Asked to Consider an Alt Important Fact V 435 475 4 GD INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 64 29 20 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam 375 67 pinned fast leaving it on a pivot II Six J 1lllVmiiuili4iMtI CORN SHOCK TIER fjl y4 ¬ how the drive mules in the Pyrenees No they dont light fires under them that would make them go too fast I mean on those mountain roads The driver gets together a lot of stones on the box beside him and every now and then when the mules get too slow he just fires a rock at the leaders head At least that was what my driver did and it interested me very much for it was when I first Avent to Spain and everthing interested me So I asked m 3 driver AAhy he didnt use a whip He looked at me verv seriouslv and said that a Spanish mule didnt need a AAhip I thought he Avas making- fun of me so I climbed out on the seat be side him and poked at theAvheeler Avith an alpenstock I had strapped up Avith my Avaterproof and things Well I had to stop it and apologize or get out and fight the driver on that narroAV lonely roadside Why Didnt your plan work as well as the bombarding It made the mules go all right but thealriver- - said it didnt He said they were not cdmmon mules but Pyreneean rmiles of blue blood and that if I did it again they would be insulted and die right there rather than haul us a step further He himself Avas very angr- - and sAvore betAveen his teeth and he fired a fresh broadside of rocks just when the mules were really doing un - 68 33 21 10 00 5 75 400 leaves Give You Can Talk Freely to Mrs Pinkham But It Is Revolting to Tell Your Troubles to Any Man In addressing Mrs Pinkham you are confiding your private ills to a woman a woman whose experience in treating womans diseases is greater than that of any living physician male or female You can talk freely to a woman when it is revolting to relate your private troubles to a man besides a man does not understand simply because he is a man ¬ warmly of winter So the falling of the hair tells of the approach of age and declining power No matter how barren the tree nor how leafless it may seem you confidently expect leaves again And why Because there is life at the roots So you need not worry about the falling of your hair the threatened departure of youth and beauty And why Because if there is a spark of life remaining in the roots of ¬ ¬ usually well But about the coolest piece of lite obstinacy a Many women suffer in silence and drift along from bad to worse knoving full vell that they ought to have immedi- ¬ ate assistance but a natural mod esty impels them to shrink from exposing themselves to the questions and probably ex- ¬ aminations of even their fam ¬ ¬ at Avas - - tion master if he thought my train Avould be on time I ought to hae knoAvn that Spanish trains never arc on time as Ave understand the term The answer I got Avas enough to Avilt me The station master smiled mag nanimously and boAvecl and said Sin embargo senor Without doubt sir But the schedule time came and no train I couldnt say any more to- - the station master on that subject but he l saAv me look at the clock once or tAvice As it turned out the train Avas unusual ¬ ly punctual only 40 minutes late The station master gave me another Ioav boA as I got on board and then 1 saw him deliberately climb on the back of a bench and set the hands of the clock back 40 minutes N Y Sun ¬ so inconsiderate as to ask the sta little country railroad station I ever met in Spain po- ¬ Avas I ¬ the hair a i J y vlfe n- - Pg ily physician It is unneces- ¬ sary Without money or price you can consult a woman whose knowledge from actual experience is greater than any local physician The follow ¬ ing invitation is freely offered accept it in the same spirit PINKHAMS STANDING INVITATION MRS ¬ - - - - At Yarmouth England a seaside re- ¬ port of growing favor a revolving- tow e has been constructed as an attrac ¬ tion It is placed close to the sea overlooking- a large expanse of land and water The tower is 155 feet high and has the capacity of carrying 200 persons in each trip Persons who have never ridden in a roundabout or been up in a balloon can here in this revolving life experience something of both of these odd to some and most pleasant to others sensations On the little platform at the top of the tOAver the breeze is more than refreshing- it is a bloAv whilst the vieAV beneath is superb Wide Avhitesands a deep blue bay and the Cumberland hills running down to the shore make up an ideal land ¬ scape Then at other points within the 24 miles of country under the specta ¬ tors eye he gets glimpses into West ¬ moreland Yorkshire Lancashire and Cheshire Chicago Tribune - Yarmouths Revolving- Tower - will arouse it into healthy activ- ¬ ity The hair ceases to come out it begins to grow and the glory of your youth is restored to you we have a book on the Hair and its Diseases It is free write tho doctor about it Probably thqro Is somo difficulty with your gen- ¬ eral system which may be easily removed Address DR If you do not obtain all tho benefits you expected from tho use of the Vigor The Best Advice Free J C AYER Lowell Mass Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass All letters are received opened read and answered by women only A woman can freely talk of her private illness to a woman thus has been established the eternal confidence between Mrs Pinkham and the women of America which has never been broken Out of the vast volume of experience 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byareusing our IA relieved by ASTHMA TREATMENT andcure continued uso effe a aT T - ¬ sirae--Farmer- R Wy they looks like theyd git hop pin mad if they had ter cit aauainted with anybody- - Brooklyn Life E 1723 WHJCX WKXTINa TO AVKRTISWK8 please state tka yK JftW lit AdViSlise tax ua A N K ibu mjpor v i- - -- v fr K T 8 m THE BOURBON NEWS PAIIIS THE WOODPECKER Four Characteristics of the tittle Drnm juer of the Woods There is an article hy Frank SI Chapman in St Nicholas on The Little Drummer of the Woods giving much curious information concerning the woodpecker Mr Chapman says If we had woodpecker in our hands we should see in the beginning that its bill is not slightly hooked with the upper mandible turned down at its end and overlapping the under mandible as in tho crow aud other birds that pick but that both mandibles up a living are of equal length and cut squarely off at the tip It is thereforey like a COLONEL SEXTON TELLS HOW IT CHANGED HIS LIFE Tho Girl Who Would Y FRIDAY AUGUST 26 1898 V- t Miraculous FROM RECEIVED Benefit THE FATAL UNLF OEM Have Married Didnt Like the Idea of Younjr Fellows In Officers Clothes She Relented a tit ¬ tle When Her Admirer Was Wounded nrmin w r Tsrs gnrZwjiy yMvyAvuvA - v - rZZZtToti Dr Miles New Heart Cure ffixavriA m Vvj8 A fc eautiful Present ¬ f c I V l V if r W k Tit If- - 3 f Et I IK r s I fc Perhaps the tip of the birds tongue aversion to wearing a uniform about iii public dates from my boyhood will be seen appearing through its near- ¬ days Upon that aversion is based an ly closed mandibles and our attention early incident that may have had a is at once attracted by its peculiar good deal to do with the course of my shape We discover that it is remark- ¬ ably long and when fully extended lLI P BABCOCK of Avoca N Y a subsequent life K Artillery and veteran of the 3rd N Y I enlisted as a private at the outbreak reaches almost if not quite an inch be- ¬ for thirtv years of the Babcock of the war being then a boy of 17 yond the point of the bill It is not I rather mature looking however for flat likq the crows but round and Munsel Carriage Co of Auburn says vrrite to express my gratitude forthemirac those years Like all boys of that age fleshy and has a sharp horny point Ious benefit received from Dr Miles Heart exceed- ¬ which by looking at it very closely we Cure I suffered for years as result of army I was of a romantic turn but of barbs on both sides life from sciatica which affected my heart ingly bashful in the presence of women see has a series the meantime our hands have In In the worst form my limbs swelled from The one woman in whose presence I was ankles up I bloated until I was unable especially shy was a dear girl whom I doubtless been pricked by the birds the to button my clothing had sharp pains used to see home from prayer meeting tail feathers each feather being stiff about the heart smothering spells and No parting in all that time of part bristly and pointed at the end Some breath For three months I ing was more affecting than was ours of the larger woodpeckers the pileated shortness of was unable to lia down and all the sleep I for the front and ivorybill for instance have this got was in an arm chair I was treated by when my regiment started sent back to singular kind of tail feather highly de- ¬ tho best doctors but gradually grew worse When a year later I was veloped The main stem or shaft of the About a year ago I commenced taking Dr Chicago to recover from a wound in the Miles IS ew Heart Cure and it saved my lifo jaw I found myself as dear to her as feather is much larger than usual and ever and she as dear to me it goes each barb growing from this shaft is as if by a miracle Dr Miles remedies PJv g without saying I was in the hospital curved downward and inward and is - HJN are sold by all drugM at Camp Douglas My wound healed strong and pointed Comparing this XL gists under a pocitivepvw rapidly I was allowed to go about the feather with the flat tail feather of a guarantee first bottle S3lliS Gfi ity very much as I chose and prayer crow we see at once how different it is benefits or money re- - tg Restores meetings with their escort privileges in form funded iiXK on dis- ¬ The wings do not impress us as in laiined a great part of my attention eases of the heart end About that time the Y M C A any way unusual They are neither nerves free Address was organizing a regiment to bo com- ¬ very long nor very short but the ar DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind posed exclusively of men who professed rangement of tho toes is so peculiar religion The scheme naturally attract- that they were at once commented upon rrsrr ed a great deal of attention The papers by a blind girl to whom I had handed Lm3J were full of it I was selected to cap- ¬ a specimen of one of these birds In- ¬ tain one of the new regiments compa- ¬ stead of the disposition common to most nies Protest against tho selection was birds three toes diiected forward and made on account of my age then just one backward we discover two front 18 The matter was carried up to the toes and two hind ones and we will adjutant general of the state who final ¬ note also that each toe is armed with a The Leading Specialists of America ly decided in my favor My age the strong curved nail K 20 YEARS IN OHIO singular character of the case and tho 250000 CURED popularity of the regiment caused such INVASION OF WASHINGTON an amount of newspaper gossip that it Soldiers Loot ¬ WECUREEMSSiON seemed as though everybody must have Admiral Cocklrarna ed aud Fired the Public Buildings heard of the matter at least All this Nothintr can bo nioro denioralizinc to ageil men than ihc presThe last glimmer of twilight was young or uiLldle time I never wore my uniform outside They ence of theo nightly losse of camp The dear girl therefore nev- ¬ fading away when after the battle at produce weakness nervousness afeelint Bladensbnrg two miles distant from disgust and r whole train of symptoms of er saw me except in citizeus clothes They unfit a man for business married Washington into the well nigh desertiNo matter Its an outrage she said just after ed city rode the redoubtable Cockburn¬ Me ana social happiness by evil habits in youth whether caused we met a very youthful looking man in natural we kness or sexual excesses our bantams uniform on one of our walks at the head of his band of marauders New Method Treatment will positively rites Clifford Howard in The Ladies cure you that such voung men are trusted with Home Journal of the invasion and burn the responsibilities of command I dont FtfOPAY ing of our national capital by the Brit- ¬ know what the country is coming to Reader you need help Early abuse or For a moment I was overcome by ish forces under Admiral Cockburn in later excesses may havo weakened you Elated at their decisive Exposure may havo diseased you You the shock When I recovered my breath August 1814 are not safe till cured Our New Method victory over a force nearly twice as I told her that youth did not necessarily will cure you You run no risk debar a man from possession of the large as their own and thirsting for qualities of a commander She declined spoils the red coated soldiers marched¬ DisYoung Man You are pale feeble to be convinced and the conversation triumphantly toward the capitol and haggard nervous irritable and ex Instead of charging their firearms at the windows became decidedly chilly citable loo become forgetful morose soldiers-burst-in- thjg dporsnd with despondent blotches and pimples and making my customary call when we the sunken eyes wrinkled face stooping reached her house I stopped at the front a shout of triumph carried their leader form and downcast countenance reveal to the speakers chair from which with blight of your existence the gate Laura I said I must tell you mock gravity he put the question ¬ WE CURE VARICOCELE goodby My regiment has orders to Shall this harbor of the Yankee democNo matter how serious your case may A yell of affirmation be or huw long you may have had it our leave for the front tomorrow It may racy be burned ¬ NEW MKTiiOD TIUSATALUNT will be that we never shall see each other rang through the hall and without furcure it ino wormy veins return to ther preliminaries papers and other their normal condition and hence the again organs receive proper nourishsexual But we did All fashionable Chicago combustibles were piled under the desks ment The organs become vitalized all came to Camp Douglas the next day to and set on fire In a few minutes this unnatural drains or losses cease and manly powers return No temporary see the final dress parade of the much noble edifice that had been in course of benefit out a permanent cure assured NO OPERA NO CURE NO PAY talked of Y M C A regiment and I construction more than 20 years and NO DETEN TION NECESSARY juiuu aeo mo uuui gut ULuuuy me uiuwu containing the library of congress and TION FROM BUSINESS My new captains uniform gave me a vast quantities of official documents of CURES GUARANTEED good deal of satisfaction just at that great historical value wras destroyed Now thoroughly aroused to their We treat and cure SYPHILIS time I can tell you The colonel of the EMISSIONS IMPOTENCY GLEET regiment had asked me on acoount of work of plunder a howling crowd of STRICITRF VUtlCOCELE SEMI NAL LOtbES BLADDER AND KIDthe power of my voice to act as adju ¬ the desperate marauders hurried to the NEY diseases CONSULTATION tant for the occasion That furnished White House in tho hope perchance of BOOKS FREE CHARGES FREE MODERATE If unable to call write additional gratification The parade had capturing the president and his wife for a QUI bTION BLANK for HOME the magnificent splendor that only a Finding the house locked and deserted ¬ TREATMENT dress parade can have and the solemnity they battered down the doors and conof this occasion was vastly increased by soling themselves for the loss of their ¬ the reflection not to be dismissed that distinguished captives by a ruthless demany of those among regiment and spec- ¬ struction of the furniture they raided 122 W FOURTH ST tators were seeing each other for the the larder and regaled themselves with CINCINNATI O last time on earth The band plaved as a hastily prepared feast in the state¬ Ivsl 9 xy ftCy AM IWfl ftM 47 though speaking our last farewell to dining room Then destroying the reour friends Every one I am sure was maining provisions and breaking and deeply impressed It was at tiis time mutilating whatever they could readily that the dear girl had her first and last lay their hands on they concluded their visit by setting fire to the home of the view of me in my captains uniform Officers to the front and center president Numerous other public aud March I ordered with all the dignity private buildings were also destroyed L could assume As they reached the by fire row center they saluted me A Carpet Knight Sir the parade is formed I said TO The following curious definitions of a saluting the colonel carpet knight were recently given in an V The colonel returned as grave a sa- ¬ English examination One lute as he had received and put the reg- ¬ ceived his knighting upon who re the field of iment through the manual of arms the cloth of gold a knight who stood iff oua ei- win ifts very low raespoints in tba Meantime I marched a few paces be ¬ on a carpet and had another JTieco irom all hind him turned squarely and took po- ¬ over him while being knighted thrown rc- f South to Cincinnati and the turn via tno uueen cc ures- sition almost within arms length of common black icbql jrouio aauna couutui- beetle which when the dear girl There I stood at parade squashed resembles jingr lines during the all the different rest with my back to her until the shades of A abrussels carpet a knight regiment wheeled into column to march which sleeps on a carpet a man off the field At that juncture I took 6 like for instance Sir X Co who is command of my company and went one be- ¬ efj2d NationalEncampment with it aboard an Illinois Central train causeof the best carpet makers aud he did make them so well he was Between the dear girl and myself there make a knight Sept 5th to IOtb 1898 1 passed no word c rvn onln l CMnVofa will A shot was said to go off because A few months passed and I received Sept 3rd to 9th inclusive Sood returning Septl3th a slight wound The circumstance was the sudden shock in a Eort of Msay Extension of limit to Oc frightens the bullet And it was de- ¬ mentioned in the Chioago papers Then clared tober 2nd can bo secured by depositing ticket with for the first time after my departure times that a dog turns around several Joint Agent Call on your before settling down to sleep to from Chicago the dear girl wrote me a Ticket Asrent or vrito for make suie he is not sitting on any un ¬ full information to letter It was a beautiful epistle full pleasant object such as a black beetle of regret for our misunderstanding pin eta hopes that my wound would not prove finest train iservice in the South Through serious assurances that she never could A Good Guess of Iong Ago Pullman Sleepers on handsome have doubted my ability and requests run daily veBtibuled trains During the American Revolution an izfo f n Jacksonville Savannah for forgiveness for her mistake I an- ¬ English magazine published an estimate A anta Columbia Macon swered it and harmony was restored of the North American colonies Plac VJlXiXxlAliUi lUZi Jiiuiliuuuiiuw sncville itnoxvuie Crieans At the close of the war I at once ing the population then at 2000000 Chattanooga iesineton etc sought her the colonel added through to Cincinnati without and and assuming that it would double it- ¬ chcJise via tho famous found her already married Chicago self every 25 years the writer estimated Times Herald that in the year 1890 the number would have increased to 64000000 This may Sheep In New South Wales be taken as a most remarkable prophecy H In the year 1788 there were only 29 inasmuch as the census of 1890 fixes ROUTE head of sheep in New South Wales but the total population at 62622250 at the beginning of this century the number had increased to 2000000 and Angello Temperament now the stook has reached 60000000 Ho la ennd Tmfmrprl io Vio Australia New Zealand and Tasmania Good naturedl Why I have known DR CALDWELLS together possess about 130000000 that man to wear a smiling face when sheep which is more than four tirnei he was speaking of taking off a porous CURES COWSTIPATIONil the number in the whole of Europe plaster Boston Traveler JMy ¬ The only bad feature of this thing said of addressing the school children A Sexton the former Colonel James postmaster is the fact that they al- ¬ ways want me to wear my regimentals Its a thing I havent the courage to do except when Im among a uniformed wedge or chisel body of men lgyARGHMBgBI mii i s JBftik SfcAT INVENT s3 sssj JLiZXt FREB for a few months to all users 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