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Digital page images are linked to the text file. fWV r TT75 iHer--- a v f 4 ir MILLER RBQN PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY LriK VB JHu lr lkw CHAMP Editors and Owners Established FEB ftf trnrT r1 i issi v EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 1898 NO 0 C 200 F BROWER THIS WEEK AVUX BUY CO MILLERSBURG NewH Notes A Modern Tragedy Walter Champ in Judge ICHAPTER I Gathered In And About The Kuril E C Foster the miller is quite ill Ill concealed anguish was viible on in vain for auovvn town car At last she succeeded in hailing a pass- ing cab A sigh of satisfaction escaped her as she seated herself in the vehicle Her two dollar fare would mak6 the driver hasten She must reach her destination before twelve oclock ICHAPTER choice of a number of hearth size new styles Rugs new colors They are big values 400 TYIUL BUY full an exquisite Smyrna Rug size elegantly made beautifully designed 350 lar 3G WELL BUY 5 600 WILL BUY choice of about 8 slightly soiled Da- ¬ gestan Rugs Former price 1200 a genuine Moquette Rug 6 feet long by 3 feet wide Its the regu- - kind NEW ARRIVALS fancy Lamps odd shapes 25 Copely Prints framed in black 100 Etchings water colors and pastels 4 Parlor Cabinets OUR SPECIAL SALE OF ORIENTAL RUGS There was never a better opportunity to add these gems of color to the home is in full swing Money back if goods are not as Prices BELOW anybodys lor equal goods represented C F BR0WEM Carpets Furniture Wall Paper CO XaE3SZI3STC3 EOJXr the briiige Wilson Dailey son of H C Daily is ill with fever Mrs Chas Darnell is visiting relatives in Mason this week McClintock shipped a car Mclntyre of hogs to Cincinnati Tuesday Mrs Emma Browning has purchased property in Par s and moved Wednes day Mrs A J Lamb and children of Gnlletin Tpnn are guests of Mr JEtobt Miller The Millersburg foot ball team will play thtj Paiis Citv School team Satur day at Paris Mrs Thomas McClintock and Mrs Margaret Shauuou are visiting relatives at Paynes Depot Keep out the cold and save coal with AJocks All weather strips from It widths and prices The Lawrence system of library has twenty five snbcriberb herp wnich will entitle each to 23 books to read Mr and Mrs Wovbery of Cincin nati were guests ot Maj Henry Allen ¬ ¬ Roe Evans is erecting a flour mill near the face of Mrs Brocade as she waited ¬ The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last month but theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundry The difference between good work and poor is slight to the unpracticed discernment but ins a difference that counts every time Its a difference that changes your laundry bill from an expense to an investment We oyood work it will cost no more than poor work but its worth double the difference Bourbon Steam Laundry There are eggs and eggs TUBBORN A stubborn cold is easily taken it sticks to some people all winter and very often develops into bronchitis or consumption You should cure a cold promptly by taking Dr BulPs Cough Syrup This celebrated remedy is ac- ¬ knowledged to be most efficient and reliable for all affections of the throat and lungs It cures a iold at once LDS II ON OUR FALL AND WINTER - OVERCOAT FOR THIS WEEK Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 30 Overcoats for 25 A- Fine Imported Trousers for tOHk c 7 Sv ifc Vxtcc 1 c K mmm z - i o i L i - Ht jJJ Lt- and 8 CO L A1 1 cm through the throng and entered the building as the clock sounded the last stroke of twelve She was everlasting- ¬ Monday It was occupied by Mr Hen ly too late Before her eyes swam a son who lost most of his household pile of rich fabrics A minute ago goods they were four dollars aud niuety eight Millersburgs Vote Settle First cents Nowjthey were five dollars Ward 96 Second Ward 8S total 184 The disappointment was more than Hardin First Ward 86 Second Ward Marshal--Sila- s Mrs Brocade could stand She sat 123 total 209 For Paul 149 Will Tucker 31 Reager 21 down and wept Mr Chas Chenev a tragedian of some note will give an entertainment at the SCINTILLATIONS Opera House Saturday night Mr Cheney comes well recommended by the press and assures you a good entertain- ¬ Au Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment ment Tne Maysville Citv Council has been Mrs Robt Caldwell assisted by a number of young ladies and gentlemen asked to pass a curfew ordinance will give an entertainment next we k The Baptist ladies gave a Pie Party for the benefit of the silver service for the battleship Kentucky on Tuesday the other night at Midway which netted twelve dollars Nov 22d Two short change strangers swin- Mrs Martha Stoner wife of Peter near iShamsburer was buried died aiDanville grocer who does net Stoner r ij1I j j ir iRblie f nere Mmonauy jjir aim iuraiviLeK ¬ -- Tuesday T P Wadell has enlarged the turkey pens and will commence killing for the Manhattan Co of New Yoik as soon as the matter will permit A small house on Fifth street belonging to Mrs Sue Sandnskv burned and wife at J j Allens Columbus Ohio TVTTT Ci Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights --Ua Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach I was uuati to Trouble and Constipation do anything for nearly two years ased three boxe of your Celery Capsules ana they Plr Hftnir St opp Firt Presb terian have cured me For the benefit of other o burch afflicted I wish to send this letter Very iruly yours I CHAPTER III Dr tiuck- - old ofhYo V S Adeusojjj eleven-fifty-nin- e but the Sold by all druggists at 50c and Si per box It was Offi on first floor Send address on postal to the Wright Med t plendid building was a block away Co Columbus O for trial size free Monday and The sight of ran extra dollar spurred the S to 12 Office Hodh to op m in cabby to make a supi e ne effort As the Geet up lsnarled the driver With leathern lasbi he viciously urged the horse to greater speed The vehicle bounced oyerlthe car tracks and the de termined passenger shut her lips reso- lutelv and held tishtlv to the seat The hands of hertNvatch pointed to eleven hfty seven fThp hnrsR was pnvprprl with foam and he breathed like a roarer Mrs Brocadels destination was yet four blocks distant Silently she murmured a prayer Relentlessly her watch ticked off the seconds She must not be too late f Price price We keep up witli the times and you will find large selected line of Reefers and Roys overcoats at Cos and at the right W S Anderson DrBulIs Cough Syrup iiLioura Doses are tmall and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists Promptly cures Stubborn Colds Of Peck P To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules O Pike Co O Recommends L 1 I cab stopped the horse staggered and tell dead Mrs IBrocade pnbhed her way The vsry bast companies com- ¬ pose my agency whicb insures against fire Non union W O vinl ani - torm tm -- i KX niACTRfi fflTISOCT PAW HINT0N Agent 01 ¬ h ne am acknowledged by the public to lie the best and easiest and Dr absolutely hee fioin hiiv alter tffects Bells will cnr it and atepnonc tieatment for painless give such strength to the luus that a tilling cough or a cold will not settle there Twenty fivn cents at all good druggist 8 00 Set of teeth Upper and lower 1500 Silver tiliJMiP 50 cts up A Popular Hotel Gold fiUirLS 100 up Gold ciowns 500 always popular the Palace Hotel Painless extraction 50 cts Sixth and Vine street was easily the 0 0 S J fi most popular hotel in Cincinnati during the G- A R encampment Excellent 321 Mam St Paris Ky prompt service and polite em- ¬ cuisine PP Comr bonse ployes aud splpiidid nmnairemeut has Hours 8 to 12 m 1 u 5 p m made it the bet 3 aud 350 per day Te epLone 79 hotel in America Keutnckians ahvayh in m ll find frinjuds stopping at this hostelry HO GAS NO COCAIIStE A imjle application to the gums used 1 Lung Irritation is the forerunner to consumption Pine-Tar-Houe- y 191 - n t 1 M ill III V PARIS FURHI3HING k TAILORIHG H S STOUT Manager J HPlBPWr MpKWukJ fgvcStaiaraaetnig dim vision iistdF clear - btyes reufoyed daughter attended the funeral at the and granulated liiJs or sore eyes or auv Millersburg cemetery bTOCK AND TURF NEWS kind spevdily and enVctualU cured hy the us of Sutherlands Eaul Eve S lv Use Parib Milling Co s Purity Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Its put up in tube aud -- old on a gnar Turf Notes flour for sale by all grocers tee by all good druyrists ana Mrs lZlrZZArMimjTT7Jr jbou ana a ana M i i1T iMM -- Tir-L K ieaaimepauHrBjtneioineraay H fffflfa zf ranK Alien Mr yrL jj McGA3TNT Cutter Ask for it Hintons Take no other T Examine those comforts at J tf W C Whitney of New York coming to Kentucky to buy horses is An Incendiary Fire Like all other conflagrations strikes a business man when he enn leafc afford it The only safe way is to cany isS59255jvV sufficient insurance to make vou sale in I wiite policies for the best FOR PLEASlRE anj7 event and If insurance companies auuad cheap as any airent T Port it Smith Andersons colt Tom ColSimms lins won a 300 purse Monday at La Coughed 20 Years I suffered for 25 years with a cough tonia and spent hundreds of dqllars with Mann Fuhrman yesterday sold to doctois a id for medicine to um avail un- ¬ Major Van Orum of the Third En S til I used Dr Bells This reined7 makes weak lungs strong g neers a handsome saddle horse for 125 ¬ It has sayed my life J B Rot ell 111 Grantsburg A W Plummer of Millprsburg sohi in Cincinnati last week nine hhds ot new tobacco at an average of 753 per NOTICE 100 pounds The following farms have been posted and we hereby warn all hunters that if A Mncli Mourned Mother they are caught on any of the lands of When Shaf ter was senior colonel of the undersigned they will be indicted the army he was temporarily in charge of some western post and numbered in for trespassing his command an exceedingly bright caMATT HOWARD 7 M HUGHES pable fellow whose cleverness was con tinually getting him thenoncommission J MIL LKR WARD stripes and whose escapades were just J Q WARD JOHN B KENNEDY as frequently getting him reduced to CATESBY WOODFORD the ranks One day this soldier turned J M HALL Sold by James Kennedy Druggist up at Shafters quarters with a long ROBT H FERGUSON face and applied for leave to attend the J AS ECLAY funeral of his mother who had died the r3TTTgU WfUJVt UJW S3ST5JKTE52 ClJ SZSSCD iSSJjassrcBBSssrxxssTaaBT previous night he said in the town The request was granted but later on in looking over the same records the colonel discovered that the same man had been granted leave the month before on the identical pretext Shafter said FOR SALE CHEAP nothing but a couple of days afterward encountered the bereaved warrior on Look here my man Wheat stored on reasonable terms parade ground and highest market price paid for said Pecos Bill solemnly I want to Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling ask you a question Were you good to Cos office that mother of yours while she was alive B M RENI0K CO Well sir yes sir that is I hope P S Farmers would do well to store so stammered the culprit not know their wheat near home ing what was coming I hope so too replied the colonel Ive heard of mothers dying for their sons but never of one dying twice in 80 days for one You may go in mourning for a month at the guardhouse 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay New Orleans Times Democrat the highest market price in cash or I will furni8h sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when His Last Clinnoe you are ready to sell at the highest mar- ¬ said Mrs N you ever notice Did ket price Those who held wheat last Peck that about half of the pictures year made big money Store your in the photographers windows are of wheat and get the profit bridal couples I wonder why they algrate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ HasbalL bearing E 0 FRETWELL Agent ways rush off to a photographer as soon tions AlsodraAV ont grate removable and renewable without 5julv 4t as the knot is tied Paris Ky having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction I fancy the husband is responsible in all tf voaf mniprials skilled workmanship modern and He realizes for it fiaid Mr Peck I appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- that it is about his last chance to ever f its Pearsons Weekly look pleasant ing better can oe proauceu luiuj micc jcaw cachou ¬ No it is not claimed that ad- Foley Consumption or Asthma in Honev and Tar will cure XtVJwKsrl assgP wmMmm iSgjK UMh4HVJ U y rilOTllORAPUY Pine-Tar-Hon- ey ADLAKE CAMERA vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure 1 lloct tf j Pakis Ky 12 L3r3LC3L 33 5 ¬ Takes 4x5 plates that ali fVilers no mattei what make get ein jinvwheie 1 he ai ter pxpense is least The 1ieasure is most Hie Esiffle Kim of All nirrt Siiit express paid anywhtre in the is noted tor it kbtu t itiht clear and Uuited States distinct vision So are those peisons A careful Look on it sent if you ask who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weaic eyes stye- - Nrn eves of auv ADAMS WESTLAKE CO kind or granulated lida Sold b all dealers at 2 cents 110 Ontario Street Chicago ¬ 1 residence Poe sion piven in mediate T Hlnton ly Apply to Foil Runt A six room residence on Hih Street adjoining the Drin Turney It is the easust camera Makes the best photographs N vei out ft older keep y ¬ Wanted to Buy mWAWJ nUl Tr lEJttB Pt iKMr RMvl i We bring to you the new and true from tha piney forests of Nonvay jCyWU jKM jmfwmtr ¬ pr nu -T- 8 un ffafc a fiZflb 9 fiA2 SB cz hV Pine science to Of the ar-Honey THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE up-to-dat- Natures most naturat remedy Improved by CureforcoughSjCoIdsandail ¬ e a- - Money To Loan sale byairprominent dealers CO TERSTEGGE GOHKANN Louisville Ky Terms 5 and 5i per cent on real Twenty nine sheep introduced into estate mortgage the Australian colonies in 1788 are now ROGERS MOORE represented by 120000100 of the finest 16sep Gmoj Paris Ky wool sheep in tho world MUM Pine-Tar-Hon- ey inflamed sbrrates Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs arc exhila rated the microbe bearing mucus is cui out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there ¬ a Pleasant Pernanent PositJvo -- Is no inclination to cough All fin vrADC AI r nnrf natron rroA amy remedy equal to Dr Bells It gives quick and permanent relief Id grip aa well as coughs and colds It makes weak Innes strong Mis M A Metcalfe ducah2y Battles Only 25c 60c and 100 Sizes BE SURE YOU GET Bfa SOLD BV ALU GOOD DRUGGISTS Soils Pine lsy 1 m 1 1 o THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 1898 k INDIANA Indianapolis Ind Nov 10Wcdnesday the returns indicated the certain election of Overstreet rep Indianapolis district to congress The democrats concede the republicans a majority in the state of about 1000J The re- ¬ publicans claim more than this Marion county where a bitter fight has been waged looks republican with the possible ex- ¬ ception of auditor Dy Indtanapolis Ind Nov 10 Advices re- ¬ ceived up to a late hour Wednesday night in- ¬ dicate the following congressional results in Indiana First district J A Hemenway rep Sec- ¬ ond Robert W Miers dem Third W T Senor dem Fourth F M Griffith dem Fifth in doubt Sixth James A Watson rep Seventh Jesse Overstreet rep Eighth Geo WCromer rep Ninth C B Landis rep Tenth E D Crumpacker rep Eleventh Geo W Steele rep Twelfth Dr C B Stevens rep Thirteenth A L Brick rep The Fifth district is claimed by both Hamillr re- ¬ and Faris rep for congress It The Senate Will Have a Repub- dem a recount to determine the contestwillThe quire vote is almost a tie The republicans have carried Indiana by a lican Majority of 14 majority betweeen 15000 and 20000 Chairman Martin of the democratic state committee figuring Wednesday night upon official and estimated returns from all but three of the 92 counties conceded a republican democratic Chairman Claims 191 500 He states upon the returns atplurality of 14 hand that the democrats have made a net gain over the pres- ¬ Members of the House idential vote of 1896 of 1862 Later and au- ¬ thentic returns however may change the present indicated result from 2000 to 5000 The republicans claim the state by 20000 The legislature will be republican and the Wisconsin Elects Gov Scliofield ami estimate based upon the latest returns shows a Solid Republican Delegation that in the senate the republicans will have 28 and the democrats 2 in the lower house the republicans will have 56 and the democrats 44 This will give the republicans a majority of 18 Massachusetts Ke Elccts Gov TVolcott by on joint ballot and means the election of a re- ¬ publican to the United States senate to suc- ¬ A Majority of 83348 Stone Elected The official returns from all ceed Mr Turpie Governor In Pennsylvania by More over the state may change these figures some Than 125000 Democrats Make but it is a result that both parties have prac- ¬ tically agreed is true Gains in Many States KENTUCKY Washington Nov 1C Late returns Wed ¬ Louisville Ky Nov 10 The latest returns nesday night gathered by the Associated from the Ninth congressional district indicate Press indicate that the republicans have that Mordecai Williams dem of Catlettsburg elected 180 members while the democrats sil- ¬ has defeated the incumbent Samuel Pugh ver republicans fusionists and all others have rep of Vanceburg by a majority of about 180 elected 165 members There are 12 doubtful However Mr Pugh has not yet conceded his defeat and claims he has a majority of 41 but districts yet to be heard from thta seems to be offset by belated returns from Chairman Babcock of the republican con- ¬ gressional committee said Wednesday even ¬ Harrison county which gives Williams a sub- ¬ ing that the house of representatives of the stantial majority This gives the democrats 10 of the 11 con- ¬ Fifty sixth congress wou Id be republican with- gressmen from Kentucky a gain of three con- ¬ out doubt Throughout the day anC evening a corps of gressmen for the democrats in the state The political statisticians has been at work in re- ¬ Fifth Eighth and Ninth are the districts that publican headquarters compiling and analyz ¬ somersaulted into the democratic camp The state board of election commissioners ing the returns will meet at Frankfort Friday to canvass the In a statement Wednesday evening Chair- ¬ man Babcock said There can be no longer returns but it is not likely that any material any reasonable argument over the political changes will be made from the results as complexion of the next house of representa- ¬ heretofore announced tives It will be republican beyond the shad ¬ WEST VIRGINIA ow of a doubt Our advices show the certain Wheeling W Va Nov 10 The repub- ¬ election of 185 republicans six more than enough to give us control These are straight licans have elected two congressmen in West republicans and our majority will be over the Virginia sure Dovenor in the First Wheel ¬ combined opposition Our information induces ing by 1800 majority and Freer in the Fourth by 1000 majority Both parties claim the Sec- ¬ us to place nine districts in doubt These are the Seventh in California the ond and Third Mr Dayton rep claims his election in the Second by 897 and Edwards f Third Fourth Fifth and Sixth in Nebraska rep claims 200 in the Third the Seventeenth Nineteenth and Twenty Chairman Dawson of the republican state Sixth in Pennsylvania and the Twelfth in Texas We are reasonably certain to get some committee Wednesday night claimed the of these Without them however we have a election of seven republicans and six demo- ¬ clear majority and are resting perfectly easy1 crats to the state senate and 40 republicans The Sixth Iowa Avhich was in doubt for a and 31 democrats to the house of delegates time has certainly elected Representative With the hold over senators this will give the Lacey rep In Kentucky we1 have elected not republicans a majority on joint ballot of 13 only Seitz in the Tenth disrict but and insure the election of a republican United Pugh in theNinth In Kansas we have a solid States senator as successor to Faulkner dem- ¬ delegation although it was not until Wednes- ¬ ocrat Chairman Ohley of the democratic commit- ¬ day evening that we put Kirkpatrick of the in the certain republican col- ¬ tee claims the legislature on j oint ballot Third District umn in Maryland we concede the defeat of PENNSYLVANIA Jackson in the First District and Mclntyre in Philadelphia Nov It was nearly 6 the Fourth Minnesota returns a solid repub- ¬ lican delegation Judge Morris defeats Charles oclock Wednesday morning before the re ¬ Towne in the Sixth Minnesota District turns from the last Philadelphia ward was re- ¬ an Massachusetts we concede the elec- ¬ ceived and the net result was almost as great of tion in democrats the Third a surprise to republicans as to democrats and When the ballots had been Ninth and Tenth districts according prohibitionists to our advices the delegatio from New York counted it was found that Stone rep had car- ¬ will stand 15 republicans to 19 democrats in ried the city by a plurality of 85900 which North Carolina we claim the election of White with his plurality in the state outside of Phil ¬ in the Second district and Linney in the Eighth adelphia county will probably run the repub- ¬ but may be counted out in both of them in lican plurality for the head of the ticket up to Pennsylvania the delegation stands 20 repub ¬ 150000 over Jenks dem Incomplete returns for the state of Pennsyl- ¬ licans 7 democrats and 3 doubtful the Twelfth district in West Virginia we carried the First vania give William A Stone rep a plurality Second and Fourth districts while the oppo- ¬ of nearly 150000 for governor over G eorge A Dr S C Swallow the prohibi- ¬ Jenks dem sition carried the Third From our view point that is the situation tion and honest government candidate re- ¬ as it was Wednesday night I fully believe that ceived unexpected support and his total vote the returns we shall receive Thursday will in ¬ will probably not go much above 100000 as against 118969 last year crease the figures I have made Of the 30 congressmen elected 21 are surely At the headquarters of the democratic con- ¬ gressional committee confidence is expressed republican with three districts the Twelfth that the democrats will control the next house Seventeenth and Nineteenth doubtful and of representatives Secretary Kerr will not claimed by both parties Philadelphia Nov 10 The delegation concede many of the claims made by Chairman Babcock of the republican committee and from Pennsylvania to the next congress will says that in a large number of districts it will comprise 21 republicans and 9 democrats a require the official count to determine definite- ¬ democratic gain of 6 The present delegation is composed of 27 republicans and 3 democrats ly the result seems certain said Secretary Kerr The districts gained by the democrats are the It that we have eleetcd 183 members of the next Eighth Twelfth Thirteenth Seventeenth house the republicans 163 and that 11 districts Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth Philadelphia Nov 10The complete vote ire in doubt In New York we will have 21 members in Pennsylvania nine and perhaps of the state with four counties missing gives ten in Kansas four at least and perhaps five Stone rep 455782 Jenks dem 333783 Swal- ¬ in Nebraska four in North Carolina nine and low pro and honest government 124437 a in California two or three Information is slow plurality for Stone of 122089 which will be in- ¬ coming in because the count in so many of the creased to above 125000 by the complete re- ¬ districts is very close Our figures are based turns The total vote in the state will approx- ¬ upon definite returns and 1 am satisfied that imate 950000 they are entirely accurate MICHIGAN Detroit Mich Nov 10 Late returns show NEW YORK Gov Pingrees plurality at 55000 con- ¬ New Youk Nov 10 Revised returns as they gressmen elected are republicans All thelegis- ¬ The came in early Wednesday made practically no lature which is to elect a United States sena- ¬ change in those of Tuesday night which show ¬ tor for full erm stands politically about as ed the election of Col Theodore Roosevelt follows Senate 29 republicans 4 democrats rep for governor by a plurality of from 18030 house 93 republicans 7 democrats ¬ The to 2000 over Augustus Van Wyck dem As ent legislature has 0 democrats in the pressenate compared with the election of 1S96 when and 19 in the house The contest for Black defeated Porter this shows a repub ¬ will be between Senator Burrows andsenator Albert lican loss of from 190000 to 195000 Pack of Detroit Mr Pack is the Pingree Roosevelt came to the Harlem river with candidate 105000 plurality and Van Wyck had but 85000 Dkthoit Mich Nov 10 According to more in Greater New York with which to meet him complete returns Gov Pingrees plurality will Ananalysis of the vote outside of the cityshow reach about 700JQ This will ¬ that Roosevelt lost 61500 as compared with ate increase over his plurality be a proportionof 83400 of two Black In the city his vote was 43100 smaller years ago the vote cast having been probably than Blacks In the country district Van about a fourth smaller this year The ¬ Wyck ran about 20000 and in the city about licans have elected a old representation repub-12 of 54000 ahead of Porter congressmen by majorities of 1100 for The states congressional delegation will in the First district to 1500 for Sheldon Corliss in the probably stand 15 republicans to 19 democrats Twelfth Upper Peninsula district The democra democratic gain of 12 In eld New York City ats-will have a dozen senators and represen- ¬ Manhattan borrough no republican has bem tative in the legislature about equally divided returned and notable feature of the election between the two houses Senator Burrows was the defeat by Wm Astor Chanler of LieuL re election now seems absolutely assured ¬ Quigg for congress in the Fourteenth district withstanding Gov Pingree strongly favorsnot the whereJthe former overcame a republican plur- ¬ candidacy of Albert Pack Gov Pingrees ality of 11790 two years ago and won railroad taxation measures are regarded as by about 3000 The state legislature will be certain of enactment republican on joint ballot by 82 votes insuring theelection of a republican to ucceed Senator WISCONSIN Edward Murphy jr on the expiration of his Milwaukee Nov 10 Election returns term on March 3 1899 The state senate will though far from being complete indicate that stand 27 republicans to 23 democrats a demo Gov E ward Schofield rep is sure of elec- ¬ cratic gain of 9 The republicans will have 89 tion by at least 20000 plurality Republican members of the general assembly and the dem ¬ Chairman Treat still sticks to his claim of 40 000 ocrats 61 This is a republican gain of 11 the says Sentinel at least Nkw Yokk Nov 10 Practically complete 30000 while National Democratic Com ¬ returns on the vote for governor in the Entire mitteeman Wall says Schofield state give Roosevelt rep a plurality of l933 might have from 5000 to 10000 plurality The democratic plurality in Greater Ntw though he would not concede this having York was 52203 heard from but ten per cent of the precincts in the state Milwaukee county complete OHIO wth the exception of the village of Cuday Coruiiuus O Nov 10 Additional returns gi cs Schofield 592 plurality This county also Wednesday do not materially change the re ¬ elected a republican ticketwith the exception sult announced last Friday night of over 60000 of a sheriff which went to the democrats republican plurality on the state ticket and 15 Republicans elect congressmen in every dis ¬ republican to six democratic congressmen The trict except the Second which is still in doubt republicans are celebrating the election of as The legislature is overwhelmingly republican many congressmen in what is known us the the senate consisting of 31 republicans and 2 off year as they elected at the last presiden- ¬ democrats and the assembly 77 republicans tial election while they more than doubled the and 23 democrats plurality of 28000 for Bnshnell for governor Milwaukee Wis Nov 10 The latest re- ¬ last year turns from the Second congressional district Columbus O Nov 10 Complete returns gives Herman B Dahle rep 1000 majority show Weaver rep Is elected to congress In over James E Jones dem thus insuring a the Seventh district by 87 and Brenner dem solid republican congressional delegation from Jn the Third district by 71 Wisconsin Later state returns swell Gov Columbus O Nov 10 Unofficial returns Scofields plurality to 41000 111 RITYS ML from a but one ounty Wednesday night make the plurality of Kinney rep for secre- ¬ tary of state 59000 Republicans Claim House lU Tim Thirteen Districts Are Yet Doubtful ¬ The majority ef Nashville TennNov for governor over Fowler McMillan dem rep is estimated at from 10000 to 20000 The democrats have a majority of the legislature The republicans have carried the First and Second congressional districts the other eight giving democratic majorities Nov 10 Knoxville Tenn Brownlow Congress First rep elected Walter P district majority less thnn 3000 loss 8000 Second dis ¬ trict Henry F Gibson elected majority about 4000 loss 14000 Nashville Tenn Nov 10 Complete and partial returns from 84 out of 96 counties re- ¬ ceived Wednesday night give McMillln dem an estimated majority of 38000 for governor The figures will however be reduced by full returns and it seems that his majority will be The decrease in the between 25000 and 3000 republican vote is so phenomenal that an ac- ¬ curate estimate of the total vote in the state is impossible 10 TENNESSEE and fuslosfcits fl There ara still ioubtft districts in several of whfrh the official count will be necessary to determine the result Of these 21 districts called doubtful ten now have republican nine democrat and A NEGRO HANGED TO A LIMB The First Lynching in Central IllinoiH for Many Years Took Place at Xvicou Strung Up by Enraged JIirB Catarrh Cured Blood Purified by Hoods Sarsapa rilla and Health is Good was a sufferer from catarrh One of I ray neighbors advised rne to take Hoods Sarsaparilla and I did so A few bottles purified ray blood and cured me I have Jas remained in good health ever since T Adkixs Athensville Illinois sentatives 2 fusion repre- ¬ FLORIDA Nov 9 The vote Tues ¬ day judging from returns now in is from 10 to 20 per cent lighter for both parties than in 189a The whole democratic ticket is elected The light vote is due to the feeble resistance offered Jacksonville Fla that bonds The constitutional and guarantee companies were carried over- ¬ whelmingly The republicans and populists will not elect altogether over five members of the legislature if that many The legislature elected Tuesday will choose a successor to Senator Samuel Paco NORTH DAKOTA of state officers be in sound urety amendment requiring Fargo ND Nov 10 Rsturns from the state Wednesday swelled the republican majority incomplete but apparently reliable returns in- ¬ Spaulding rep for congress will probably dicate that John Lind fusion candidate has have a majority o 5000 and the remainder of been elected governor of Minnesota by a plu- ¬ the ticket 500 less Twenty one out of 31 state senators are sure republicans while in the rality of 10000 Five out of seven congressmen are surely house 54 republicans out of 62 have been elect- ¬ republican Sixth and Seventh districts close ed with four more doubtful This gives the republicans 56 oi joint ballot making a repub- ¬ and claimed by both sides James Gray fusionist is elected mayor of lican successor v Senator Roach certain Minneapolis by perhaps 5000 the largest plu- ¬ rality ever given in this city to a candidate not IOWA a republican Sroux Falls T Nov 10 -- Almost com- ¬ It is now plete Minneapolis Minn Nov rep is rep returns from the state give Philipps practically certain that Page Morris for governor re elected in the Sixth Minnesota making a returns will not a majority of 1200 Later materially alter this ma- ¬ solid republican delegation from Minnesota jority Returns from all but 5 of the 20 counties in the Gamble elected district give Morris a plurality of 114a The and Burke rp isby 350tt to congress by 4000¬ rep The entire state reremaining counties will increase rather than publican ticket is elected The legislature will decrease this have a republican majority Minneapolis Minn Nov 10 MINNESOTA Unofficial and 10--- -- 10--- MARYLAND Full and semi official Baltimore KANSAS Topeka Kan Nov 10 The latest returns returns from the city of Baltimore and partial of make indicate that the plurality of Stanley rep for returns from the balancethat the state has re- ¬ Maryland it reasonably certain governor will probably reach 13000 Taylor Riddle the populist state chairman practical- ¬ turned four republican and two democratic congressmen after an extraordinary close but ly concede the defeat of Vincent for congress entirely listless election in the Fifth and Jerry Simpson in the Seventh The republican leaders confidently claim that MASSACHUSETTS Chester I Long has defeated Simpson in the Boston Nov 10 With only two small towns ¬ Seventh and that W A Calderhead has de feated Congressman Vincent in the Fifth If to hear from Bruce dem for governor has these claims prove correct Edwin Ridgely of 107895 Wolcott rep 190238 Wolcotfs plural- ¬ the Third district will te the only populist ity 83243 Boston Nov 10 The total vote for gov- ¬ congressman from Kansas The republicans elect two state senators ernor was Wolcott rep 193246 Bruce dem They 106898 republican majority 83348 which gives 11 members in that body 97 representatives out of 125 This also elect gives them a majority of 52 on joint ballot in fcOUTII DAKOTA the legislature and insures the election of a Sioux Falls S D Nov from republican state printer 27 precincts in the Black Hills show a net re- ¬ publican gain of C00 So far the net republic ¬ MISSOURI an gain in the state is 1400 The fusionists St IiOUis Nov 10 Returns from all over still claim the state but it is almost certain Missouri came in very slowly Wednesday and the republicans have it on the entire state and though far from complete everything received congressional ticket points to the election of the entire democratic state ticket by at least 30000 majority and OKLAHOMA the election of a majority of mem- ¬ O T Nov 10 Dennis T Flynn Guthrie bers of the legislature ensuring the re- ¬ election of United States Senator Cock rep is elected delegate to congress by proba- ¬ rell Three republic n congressmen in bly 6000 plurality Both branches of the ter- ¬ s and St Louis have been re elected and it is prob- ¬ ritorial legislature are to ifely republican their have elected the republicans claim able that all the 12 congressional districts out- ¬ side the city will be represented by democrats local tickets in a majority of the counties though final returns may change thissome UTAH what In St Louis the republicans elected their Utah Nov 10 Enough returns Salt Lake city ticket by majorities ranging from 4000 to are at hand to indicate beyond doubt that Bas 7000 kin dem for supreme court judge has been elected over Zane rep According to the lat- ¬ COLORADO est returns the legislature will stand 41 demo- ¬ Denver Col Nov 10 The entire fusion crats 18 republicans and 4 fusionists state ticket headed by Charles S Thomas dem for governor is elected by a majority ap- ¬ WYOMING proximating about 50C00 This is by far the Cheyenne Wyo Nov 10 There appears to largest majority ever given a candidate for governor in Colorado but is less than be no reason to change the estimates of the half of Bryans majority for republican state chairman except that the re- ¬ president Arapahoe county includ publican majority in this state will increase This is indicated by surprising returns from ing Denver gave about 10000 fusion majority and El Paso ccunty including Colorado new precincts Springs 4000 The republicans won in only MONTANA one county in the eastern part of the state Of 17 holdover state senators it appears the re ¬ Helena Mont Nov 10 Campbell dem is publicans have secured two and in three dis- ¬ elected to congress by a plurality exceeding tricts the result is doubtful The fusionists 4000 The legislature is democratic by a decid ¬ have an overwhelming majority in the legisla- ¬ ed majority Complete returns will not alter ture materially the situation as stated Nov 9 NEBRASKA Neb Nov 10 Belated precinct re- ¬ Lincoln turns Wednesday continue to indicate that Nebraska has turned a political summersault and landed in the republican column Three hundred and seventeen precincts outside of Lincoln and Omaha gave Hay ward republican for governor 29494 Poynter fusion 26362 a net republican gain of 4787 If this gain Hayward will carry the is maintained state by over 40000 Figures on legislative to as are such not candidates make comparison possible but show that they shared equally with the governor In a few counties which went fusion on the state ticket the republican legislative candidates are elected which makes the claim that the legis- ¬ lature on joint ballot is republican a conserv- ¬ ative one The First and Second congressional districts are republican the Third and Sixth fusion and the Fourth and Fifth in doubt NEVADA 10 The election in this state according to the latest returns has re- ¬ sulted in the election of McMillan rep for governor over Sadler dem by a small major- ¬ ity Frank G Newlands silver is re elected to cong jjfis The legislature which will be republican is believed to be favorable to the re eletilja of Senator Stewart Carson 7ev Nov CONNECTICUT New Haven Ct Nov 9 The result of the elect teu in this state Tuesday was a general victory for the republican ticket Complete returns from 165 towns of the 168 in the state give Lounsbury rep 75057 Morgan dem 58 40a The same towns in 1896 gave Cooke rep 100999 Sargent dem 5139a Lacon 111 Nov 8 The first lynch ¬ ing in central Illinois in many years took place here early Monday morning when 100 miners from Toluca a mining town a short distance east of here broke into the county jail took out F W Stewart a Toluca Negro and hanged him to a tree The work was done quickly and quiet ly Only a few late x tragglers noticed the number of strangers who kept ar¬ riving into town from the east They were well organized however and shortly after midnight marched in a body to the jail broke in the doors af ter a short parley with the sheriff drugged the Negro from his cell carried him to a tree a mile from town where the remainder of the partj awaited them and there swung him to a limb Stewarts crime was assault on Fri¬ day evening upon Mary OBrien the daughter of one of the Toluca miners Although many in Lacon deplore the lynching there is a general impression that the Negro was punished as lie de served and no special effort is being made to discover the identity of th members of the mob The coroners jury Monday afternoon returned a verdict that Stewart eame to his death at the hands of persons unknown and the sheriff seems to think public sentiment would not jus¬ tify him in making strenuous effort to capture the lyncher a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Is Hoods SarsaparllSa Americas Greatest Medicine 1 six for 5 Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills 25 cents GEESE CARRIED A MESSAGE An Neisrlikois Wlio Have Trouble ¬ some Fowl Ingcnions Scheme for Notifying Down in the Neck two neighboring households once dwelt in amity They still Let dwell there but in amity no more them here respectively be called the Hod- ¬ kinses and the Podkinses for the very good reason that those names are unknown among the truck plantations The Hodkinses are keeping geese this year The Podkinses are not keeping geese not if they know it Now the Hodkins geese acquired the habit when weary of disporting themselves in the bij ditch of resorting to the front lawn or the Podkins demesne These invasions the Podkinses resented Their remonstrances failed of effect A condition of strained relations ensued Mrs Podkins kindly old bouI said she didnt want ter git th men folks a scrappin and a mixin things up over a passel o geese So she organized a board of strategy consisting of herself her daughter Sis and her boy Joe The result of their deliberations and certain preparations where figured needle and thread some grains of corn and some bits of cardboard became evident next morning The Hodkins geese appeared as usual but returned home quickly squawking so noisily as to bring the Hodkinses in a body to the front door What they saw paralyzed them Descending from each fowls bill was a bit of thread the inner end anchored to a grain of corn in the birds interior de- ¬ partment while to the other end of thev string was attached a card bearing this in scirption Plese Kepe Yur Durn Ole Gooses Home The Hodkins water fowl are now reconcentrados upon the Hodkins home ranch Philadelphia Record ¬ ¬ OP 5 ill No wonder the colonel got mad He was shot in the leg at Santiago and on coming home was deservedly a hero He was met by one of these fussy old chaps who likes to hear himself talk and who broke out ivith Why colonel I see that you limp Whats the matter with you Fell out of bed roared the colonel Dont you read the papers Detroit Free Press A center shot St Jacobs Oil strikes atica and it is killed Sci- ¬ Justly Offended Souvenir is the maiden name of rubbish Atchison Globe Only a sprain You may be a cripple St REUBEN H LLOYD Jacobs Oil cures sure Grand Master of the Knights Templar of the United States In warning there is strength Lew Wal-¬ X 7lr m m lace TROOPS LEAVE CAMP MEADE The Movement of the Second Corps to New Camps in the South Wilt Besjin Next Thursday Camp Meade Middletown Pa Nov 8 A mule a kick man sick cured the bruises St Jacobs Oil Orders were issued Monday evening ¬ by Gen Young for the general movement of the 2d corps to the new camps in the south The movement will begin Thursday with the departure of the 35th Michi gan and the 2d Tennessee and will be completed the following Wednesday The Michigan troops go to Augusta Ga and the Tennesseeans to Colum bia S C Friday the 1st Maryland will go to Augusta the 203d New York THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF HG5 S to C Greenville and the is due not only to the originality and 15th Pennsylvania to Athens Ga simplicity of the combination but also The 10th Ohio goes to Augusta to the care and skill with which it is and the 4th New Jersey to Green manufactured by scientific processes Sunday the 8th known to the California Fig Syrup ville on Saturday Pennsylvania leaves for Augusta the Co only and we wish to impress upon CALIFORNIA ALABAMA 2d West Virginia for Greenville and all the importance of purchasing the San Francisco Nov 10 Republican gains Birmingham Nov 9 Returns up to this true and original remedy As the are reported from every legislative district time indicate the election of every democratic the 1st Rhode Island for Columbia genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured sufficient in many cases to change entirely the congressman Vote exceedingly Monday the 13th Pennsylvania leaves in the state political complexion of the district There is by the California Fig Syrup Co light in all districts except the Fourth and no doubt although the count is yet incomfor Augusta the 4th Missouri for only a knowledge of that fact will plete that the republicans will have a large Seventh Greenville 14th Pennsylvania and 0th assist one in avoiding the worthless majority in the legislature and that a repubNEW HAMPSHIRE Summerville Ohio battalion for lican senator will be elected to succeed Stephen imitations manufactured by other par- ¬ New York Nov 9 Returns from New M White Tuesday the 15th Minnesota startrt ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ California has elected a republican governor Hampshire show the election of these con- ¬ 3d Connecticut fornia Fig Sykup Co with the medi¬ Augusta and probably the entire state ticket by plurali- gressmen First district Cyrus A Sulloway for rep j Second Frank G Clarke rep ties estimated at from 5000 to 20000 Complete for Summerville and 201st New York cal profession and the satisfaction returns will not be in for 21 hours at best but the Wednesday the 5th which to genuine Syrup of Figs has for Greenville WASHINGTON the election of Henry T Gage republican over given millions of families makes Tacoma Wash Nov 9 Three precincts in Massachusetts leaves for Greenville James G McGuire democrat is conceded the name of the Company a guaranty Pierce county two of them fusion strongholds 202d New York for Athens of the excellence of its remedy It is show an average gain of 80 per cent for the and the NEW JERSEY Corps headquarters the signal corps far in advance of all other laxatives republican ticket Trenton N J Nov 10 The latest returns company corps reserve ambulanco as it acts on the kidneys liver and Wednesday indicated that Foster M Voorhees TEXAS rep plurality for governor will be between company and the 1st and 2d division bowels without irritating or weaken ¬ Fort Worth Tex Nov 9 Sayers dem 8000 and 10000 There will be a republican ing them and it does not gripe nor for governor carries the city by about 2100 hospitals will also start Wednesday majority in each branch of the legislature innauseate In order to get its beneficial suring the election of a republican to succeed plurality Estimated he will carry state by 250000 effects please remember the name of Senator James Smith dem in the Locomotive Cab Died New York Nov 10 The New Jersey reKansas City Mo Nov 8 Whilo the Company SOUTH CAROLINA turns with a few districts missing show a plurality for Voorhees republican of 5002 Columbia S C Nov 9 The democratic the fast refrigerator train on the Chi CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO The New Jersey legislature stands exactly state ticket was elected without opposition A cago and Alton road was speeding to SAN FRANCISCO Cal very light vote was cast as it stood last year On joint ballot NEW YORK N X ward Glendale just east of here Mon LOUISYILLE Kj publ cans will have 51 votes against athe re total democratic vote of 30 day evening Engineer Richard A iBu VIRGINIA Richmond Va Nov 9 Ninth district Rhea House sat dead in his cab his hand DELAWARE elected making solid democratic delegation grasping the throttle his glazed eyea Wilmington Del Nov 10 Detailed re- from Virginia turns from Kent and Sussex counties were not fixed straight ahead on the track and r received until W ednesday morning They are LOUISIANA Cause i smile on his face Ittywlfe lisdplmplea on tier face but sufficient to shovr that the next legislature of New Orleans Nov 9 Reports received peaceful she has been takinjr CASCARETS and they this state is almost surely republican in each assure the election of six demccratic congress- death not known have all disappeared I had been troubled ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to i ih ¬ branch and certainly republican on joint bal ¬ men from Louisiana lot According to complete returns from the state with the exception of a few districts the Papers Seizrd in the Dreyfus Case next legislature will stand Republicans 29 democrats 23 The republicans will thus elect Paris Nov 10 The Figaro says that a successor to United States Senator Gray at the instance of the court of cassa- ¬ dem ¬ 1 -- tion another seizure NORTH CAROLINA Nov 10 The peace commis- ¬ Pleasant Palatable fotent Taste Gooo Do Sood Never Sicktn Weakan or Gripe 10c 26c 50c Summrr Residence Humeri ¬ sioners met Wednesday The Amer CURE CONSTIPATION New York Nov 5 The summer icans made a long1 answer declining to Sterling Remedy Cofepiay Cfclcaf Uoatrttl fetr Yortr 314 IDAHO Boise Ida Nov10 For the first time in the consider the protest of Spain against residence of Clarence Mackay at West bury Long Island was totally destroy- ¬ II 7fl D 4 P Bold and guaranteed by air druR history of this state women ¬ HD 1 U uAO gists o VE Tobacco Habit congressman and state officers have voted for a the United States taking- the Philip Loss 850000 Top They took the pines The session lasted less than an ed by fire Monday night Snap FISK TACKLE liveliest interest in the proceedings In view SPORTSMENS SUPPLIES Mr and Mrs Mackay were in the house Complete of the isolation of many places accurate re ¬ hour HbhHb Yif CBAPKtUa ELtpftHEREBHi Jioabie m hh turns not yet available It is therefore diffi ¬ escaped Torftkca k1 but il P0WEILRimpCLEMENT CO Breech n99 West India Agricultural Department cult to say what effect the vote of the women Loader YU 418 Xnln8LCtXClXlfXTl has had on the general result It is known Strueteby Iii htningr Kingston Jamaica Nov 10 As the however that the women have not voted along BFLzKFONTArNE O Nov 8 The first move in an economic scheme for partisan lines confederating the various West Indian house of William Mustain living near ILLINOIS CURES WHEHE AIL ELSE FAJiS colonies Jos Chamberlain British sec-¬ this city wa3 struck by lightning and Beat Cough 8jrnp Tastes Gpf Ue UiLAltlI lflV nrtnn ¬ badly damaged Mr Mustains wife slock 4a time sola py arnftii Wednesday night from 336 of the 357 congres- retary of State for the colonies recentand daughter had enarkabl escape ly created the West Indian agricultural sional dfstrint chmtln i i07rrrn he democrat tTs rtJPuoucans have departments - - - mt fiom death lfoand the populists J 10 - cate that the democrats have elected all nine of their congressmen all 12 solicitors 44 out of 50 state senator- - 93 out of 120 representatives and the state judicial ticket by 30003 In the Eighth district it looks like rep is defeated by Lovell dem and in Linney ¬ Second it seems that Fountain ind pop the de- ¬ has feated White the Negro congressman Later returns may change this result Raleigh NC Later returns indi- ¬ hazy and many letters belonging to fliscuss the political situation Dont Esterhazy have heen handed to the intimate an inquiry as to prevailing court conditions in the army Whyfr BeThe Peace Commissioners cause I have military lockjaw ¬ heen made in the house of a person sponse to a request for an interview who had relations with Maj Ester Col Bryan said Dont ask me to Military Lockjaw with this ailment We cannot speak too high ¬ Cascaretsi Fked Wartman St Louis Nov 8 Col Wm J ly of6708 Germantown Ave Philadelphia Pa Bryan 3d Nebraska volunteers passed through St Louis Moaday from Sa ¬ CANDY of papers has vannah Ga on his way home In re- ¬ Has with constipation for some time hut after tak Ing the first Cascaret I have had no trouble TRADTMAWK REOI3TCRED Paris Nov 111 ¬ AifljIfcaAi 2wyrii A- - jj t ife i j tfAF jyorfg fe i5innjiit jgAilf- - esiis BlrtiJife mlMmt iaaliit -- L A r RTT THE BOUEBON NEWS PAKIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER WHEN 11 1898 3 TO SORROW CAME Who pushes wide a door ajar And seeking only friendly rest Sits down where all the kindred are And first surprised I scarcely knew A word to greet the stranger face There crept a numbing shadow through The brightness of my dwelling place So dumb her lips so veiled her eyes So chill the hand in mine she laid The sunshine vanished from the skies And in the cloud I knelt afraid But sorrow stayed until I heard In that bushed silence round her drawn Voices more sweet than song of bird The tender tones of loved ones gone And floating from the silvern shore Whereon the ransomed walk serene Came wafts of fragrance blown before The angels as they hither lean Then swift transfigured sorrow turned Her look was wonderful to see 2y very soul within me burned For Love in sorrow died for me And Love appoints my sorrow still And sacramental cups are poured Where I and sorrow if God will Meet and hold tryst with my dear Lord Margaret E Sangster in CongregationiL- For any visitor that day But in beside the ingle nook She slipped in calm familiar way Ay one a dear and privileged guest fXhen sorrow came I did not look narily but I believe theyll never blame me now Its a Mr Edward Parry and he begs Mr Merriam who can get through to come up beyond Cimarron to him on important business his trains blockaded by strikers Give me a blank said Grafton quickly I think I partially under ¬ stand the case and these were the words that were wired at one oclock to the eager lawyer on the waiting train Merriam wounded in affair with ban ¬ dits this morning miles from post Mrs McLane is still under my roof Command my services GEORGE GRAFTON Captain ¬ alism An Army Wife BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING Copyrighted 1896 by F Tennyson Neely SYNOPSIS t i Chapter I Fannie McLane a young widow is invited to visit the Graftons at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis suade her as Randolph Merriam whom she had jilted for old McLane and his bride are stationed there Chapter II Fannie McLanes wedding causes family feeling A few months later she while traveling with her husband meets Merriam on his wedding trip Chapter III Some time previous to this Merriam had gone on a government sur- ¬ vey fallen ill and had been nursed by Mra Tremaine and daughter Florence A hasty note from Mrs McLanes stepson takes him to the plains Chapter IV Young McLane dictates to Merriam a dying message which is sent to Parry a young Chicago lawyer and brother-in-laReply of Mrs McLane causes Merriam to swoon He is taken to the Tremaines calls for Florence Engagement of Florence Chapter V Tremaine to Merriam is announced wed ¬ ding shortly follows Chapter VI Mr McLane is mysterious- ¬ ly shot in San Francisco Merriam is greatly excited when he reads account in papers While still in mourning Mrs Mc- ¬ Lane prepares to visit Fort Sedgwick Chapter VII Mrs McLane arrives at the fort Merriam is startled at the news and he and his wife absent themselves from the formal hop that evening Chapter VITI Mr and Mrs Merriam pay their respects to the widow on an evening when she would be sure to have many other callers When the call is returned Merriam is away and his wife pleads illness as excuse for not seeing her Mrs McLane receives telegram Ar- ¬ rested Chicago Your uwcle stricken par- ¬ alysis You will be summoned Secure papers otherwise lose everything C M She faints and is revived with difficulty Chapter IX Mrs McLane desires to see Merriam Grafton persuades him to go jyt the widow postpones the meeeting till ¬ w Then Grafton followed the trail of the adjutant went straightway to Buxton who was taking his noonday siesta and hated to be disturbed at such a time and was frosty as could be expected when asked permission by Capt Graf- ¬ ton to ride out and meet the wounded officer He flew into a tantrum My God sir No sir Am I to scat- ¬ ter my medical staff to the four winds with Brady and Corcoran past praying for here and then have my troop lead- ¬ ers scattering too The Lord only knows whats goiug to happen before we get through with this day and now Merriams shot and otherwise injured and all on account of those beggarly greasers No sir Not another man goes out till weve rounded up those al ¬ ready afield Capt Grafton turned without a word of remonstrance with his usual grave salute Erom there he went to see that Merriams home was in readiness and then to his wife who read tidings of new disaster in his troubled eyes Oh George Will this she cried dreadful day never end The servants say Merriams shot and mortally wounded and that the Riflers are wrecked at Calamas Gorge Merriam is shot and not mortally wounded dear and the Riflers refused to be wrecked at Calamas Gorge Where is Mrs McLane Has she heard Dozing placidly in her room too much shaken to come downstairs to- ¬ day Had her coffee and her luncheon in bed and I gave Annette positive or- ¬ ders to let her know nothing- about Florence and she hasnt But present ¬ ly when she dresses for the atternoon and comes down and hears about Ran ¬ dy What then Still sleeping is she asked Graf- ¬ ton ignoring for a moment the ques- ¬ tion as to what might happen when their guest awoke and heard the news Yet I think you said she was greatly excited after getting that second dis latch and had been dreadfully nerv- ¬ ous She certainly was for some hours and you know she walked and tossed last night after she came upstah s Then she seemed to fall into a deep sleep and Annette said she could hard ¬ ly arouse her for her coffee this morn - next noon has been to see Mrs McLane and in a storm of passion will not allow him to ex ¬ plain Shortly after Merriam is intercepted by Fannie McLane as he is passing through Graftons yard Florence witnesses the meeting which she supposes has been pre- ¬ arranged Chapter XI Mrs McLane begs Merriam for papers given him by her stepson but which he tells her were all forwarded to Parry Merriam is seriously wounded in fight with greasers Chapter XII Florence in her deep dis- ¬ appointment leaves her home in the night for her fathers house at the cantonment Grafton next morning learns of Florences flight Chapter Xin Meantime rioting strikers at Cimarron Junction had got wind of the coming of troops and had sought to block the way by wrecking a freight caboose in Calamos Gorge Everyone knew trouble would end the moment the Riflers got to the scene of the strike but what might happen in the meantime Chapter X Florence learns Merriam CHAPTER - Xm Continued On the passenger trains blockaded beyond Cimarron was a Chicag o lawyer of most active mind and being a Chicago nn of nolittle experience with scenes of the kind and this gentleman had fired message after message to Lieut Ran ¬ Something- had happened oneof dolph Merriam at Sedgwick and finally demanded reason for that officers si- ¬ lence Whatll I do with this here sir said McGrath coming- finally into the - it sages here for Mr Merriam urgent ones too and finally the sender asks t adjutants office Theres three mes- ¬ Say that Mr Merriam is still away after Mexican murderers and we ex ¬ pect him any minute Ask if any other Hello Whats that officer will do orderly he broke off at the sound of hoof beats and excited voices without A trooper entered dust covered and weary to make his brief report Capt Grafton darting in just in time for the news Lieut Merriams wounded sir an his horse killed and can the doctor g o back with me thoug ht Grafton ere he My God Is there to be no end to spoke aloud Repress- ¬ the calamities of this day ing his own eagerness he waited in stern self discipline while the adjutant vent quickly into details as was his why he dont reply f I business in striving to learn the extent and nature of Merriams wounds then the colonel being over home turned for idvice to Grafton Only our contract doctor left he said The others are off with the Hurriedly he Riflers or in chase wrote a few lines to Buxton and then urned to McGrath Tell Capt Grafton about these messages for Mr Merriam will you said he and captain will you please at-¬ tend to that while I look to Randys relief Thank God they didnt kill him he added as he went noisily out What in heavens name did Buxton expect him to do anyhow Have you a right to say what is wanted of Mr Merriam and whom these are from asked Grafton of the opera- ¬ ¬ 1A -f vi Ircbiildnfc say i - word sir ordi J dressed You look McLane This seems most urgent and pardon me I tough RandjAnd though the face he longed to see believe it my duty to point out to you as they bore him up the steps was miles that your friends are rendered power- ¬ and miles away Merriam stifled his own less by your own neglect to act disappointment and bravely thanked I did try she faltered I had to them God bless you and Mrs Graf- ¬ She made a piteous ton see Mr Merriam That was indeed thoughtful of Xiictoire looking up there into his stern you old boy he gasped for pain was soldierly face wrenching him and he gavealong long But pardon me again I cannot see sigh of relief when at last he was lifted knowing nothing of the nature of this from the stretcher to a bed in the spare litigation what Mr Merriam Oias to room ing do with it Is his testimony necessary But that sigh was a faint whisper as Grafton tugged at his mustache and compared with the long long breath gave himself over to deep thought a that Grafton drew as he sat him down few minutes Mrs Grafton anxiously in the adjoining- room and mopped his watching his face stream in- forehead Well said he starting up and as TO BE CONTINUED it were shaking himself together let her have her sleep out I fancy more A LAWYERS ZEAL news is on the road I know her lawyer is Reerrettcd His Client Had Not Been Why Mr Parry her brother-in-laStruck ly a Trolley Car A Brooklyn man who had the mis ¬ The very same Harriet and his fortune to break his arm by tripping train is sidetracked by strikers miles over a curbstone and falling upon the above Cimarron There are three dis- ¬ limb consulted a leading lawyer of patches from him for Randy now that borough to see if he could not re- ¬ Mrs Grafton was silent a moment as cover damages from the city for1 the she stood by his side looking up into his accident The lawyer heard the de- thoughtful face as though seeking and then said I tails there the solution of the questions that I do not think there is any law puzzled her Then dusting away with by which a man could recover damages her finger tips some flakes of cigar for not lifting his foot high enough ashes that clung to the breast of the In a recent case a contractor had lift- ¬ Pardon me one minute Mrs MdiUno captains undress coat she ventured ed a flagstone on the sidewalk and There are two things I cant under- ¬ Is that why Mr Parry has been urging turned it over leaving a hole where it stand If hes her lawyer why he should had been originally and a double thick- ¬ to be wiring to Randy and not to her and him all daytoo come up to Cimarron He he he has been wiring for ness of stone where it rested why it is the strikers dont cut the A woman came along stepped in Randy she faltered her eyes big wires if they want to cut off all busi- ¬ the hole fell and broke her leg She Did he go with some new dread ness sued the contractor and received a ver ¬ His broad brown hand patted caress- ¬ Has he gone He couldnt go Mrs McLane He dict of 1000 damages but he appealed ingly the taper white fingers toying and the appellate court reversed the about the little toggle of his watch was sent in pursuit of Mexican ruffians verdict on the ground that she should chain as he looked down into her anx- ¬ last night and was shot and severely have looked where she was stepping wounded in the fight this morning ious upturned face The client said that he thought the Look Theyre bringing him in now His letters to Ean have been unan- ¬ curbstone was too high but the law And for the second time within the swered and he probably expects her to week Fanny McLane went senseless in 3er replied that he did not know of any pay as little attention to his dispatches law that regulated the height of a As for the wires they are more neces- ¬ a second a limp and nerveless heap curbstone Then the man of law got sary to the strikers in their combina upon the floor They had to carry her¬ warmed up to the sub jeet and said tions than to anybody else otherwise to her room and Grafton was the bur Now if you had only been hit by a theyd have cut them long ago ah here den bearer and then having laid her trolley car we could have got a good upon her bed and while the women comes our messenger now were bustling about with the usual verdict against the company I have And sure enough the orderly trum- ¬ just recovered a verdict for a woman peter came trotting up the steps the restoratives he stopped one moment be who had both legs broken by being run fore her profusely littered toilet table usual brown envelope in his hand A little case half hidden among the over by a trollej car It is a pity that Mrs Grafton eagerly watched her mess unerringly caught his eye ne you were not hurt that way thought so as he read I husband Then as he bowed his astonished cli- ¬ took it touched the spring gave one up Read said he looking quietly quick glance at the dainty delicate in- ¬ ent out of the office he said that and handed her the dispatch Now remember next time you get Sedgwick struments and phials inside and re ¬ hit by a trolle car To Capt Grafton Fort N Y Times I Thanks for your courtesy Shocked to placed it with the quiet remark hear of Merriams mishap Mrs McLane thought so He Dirt Not See Them should have met me in Denver three days A storj is told of a certain politician - moment road opens ago Must be readjwhose education was somewhat defect-¬ CHAPTER XIV EDWARD PARRY Three hours later just as the ladies But Grafton had graver work ahead ive and who in particular was not a He became prominent born speller and children began to appear in their and it was close at hand Punctilious fresh afternoon toilets and their baby soldier that fie was he would leave no and his correspondence therefore took carriages and nurses were in force along loophole for the possible criticism of a on a certain importance One day a particular friend came to the gravel walk and the band was as- ¬ superior Hurriedly writing a few lines Look here William sembling for its daily concert on the to Col Buxton notifying him that the him and said you must have a secretary write your parade a vision of womanly loveliness wagon bringing Merriam was now close albeit garbed in somber black came to the garrison and that as arranged letters and never undertake to write smilingly down the stairs at Graftons between them he would meet it at the any yourself Why asked the public man and rustling out to shower gracious gate he sent the note by his servant and Because people are laughing at your welcome on the little group of ladies hastened up the row to ilhe angle letters and they will do you harm and officers on the front piazza Some formed by the south and west fronts Why do they laugh at them in of the men were seated Whittaker and where an opening had been left in the astonishment Minturn notably being nearest the door fence for the convenience of riding Because you make so many mistakes others sunning themselves out along parties and it was through this gap the fence while the ladies occupied that poor Randy was presently trundled in spelling Mistakes in spelling exclaimed the their camp chairs or the steps as best and then down along the line to his own pleased their fancy Graftons was al ¬ doorway By this time the pain in his great man nonsense I read my let- ¬ ways a popular rendezvous on the cav- ¬ strained and stiffened leg was intense ters all over after I write them and I alry side and to day the assembly was while the arm hurriedly but skillfully never find a misspelled word He had not yet learned that although more numerous than usual and any ¬ dressed when far afield was troubling to a certain extent a man may safely be body but- Fanny McLane could not have him but little His one thought all the failed to note how deep was the shadow way had been for Florence He had in- ¬ a law unto himself no one can be a that overspread every face how somber sisted on scribbling her a little note be- ¬ dictionary unto himself Youths Com- ¬ and mirthless the tenor of the talk In ¬ fore they reached the Santa Clara just panion tent only on charming she came trip ¬ to tell he was all right tlhat there A Game for Trro pingly forth bestowing a white hand was notding to worry about and all he Your neighbors have been talking on the red striped Minturn who was needed was a few days of her nursing about you prompt to seize it and smiles and nods The docor gave it to one of the men and Thats all right they cant equal the and chirrups upon everybody The men graveiy Daae mm riaeanead and give it things that I have been sayinguabout who had risen end dofEed their caps did J to Mrs Merriam- and the trooper had themy BrooklynLife of anv service Mrs - not retake their seats for a trumpeter duly handed it in at the door where was sounding a stable call and Whitta Hop Ling- received it with his custom ¬ ker murmured with telling effect ary grin and stowed it away on the You never come now until you know mantel in the now deserted parlor we have to go and there was a slow where notes and cards had generally and somewhat reluctant start the rival been displayed for the eyes of the young subs hanging on to the last Grafton mistress And now as they neared the familiar usually the promptest of troop leaders went as far as his gate only and there spot poor Randy would sit up It said in a low tone to his own subaltern would never do to come before her eyes Tell Col Buxton I am detained a few prostrated as though sorely hurt Any ¬ minutes on important personal busi- ¬ thing to spare her needless shock or ness and let the group go sauntering worry He even essayed a semi jocular out into the sunshine without him The how are you old man as he caught band was gayly crashing through the sight of Grafton and tried a smile and a wave of his hand to theladies who apspirited measures of the Liberty Bell Maj Freeman straddling down the row peared on the southernmost porch of in chase of the troop officers glanced the infantry lines Why yon look as though youd had up and smiled and waved his hand ¬ a worse tussle than I captain he The Riflers put a head on that Cimarron strike in short order didnt laughed painfully as he held out his How is Florence said he they The news has just hand It hasnt frightened her much has it I hope come trains running to morrow Out on the sunlit mesa a mile away a Mrs Haynes been with her Shes been a good deal troubled of dusty little cortege came slowly weari- ¬ course answered Grafton gravely ly trooping homeward bearing a but but Mrs Hayne is bringing her ¬ wounded officer to the longed for shelter of his home and Grafton with stall round all right I think How are you another of those fateful brown en- ¬ old man You did have a ride But nowliandy was peering out along velopes in his hand bent over and interrupted the lovelj widow in the midst the row their own row Women weye of her animated chat with the ladiies to be seen here and there along the verandas gazing sympathetically from next door me one minute Mrs Mc toward the slowly moving party but Pardon Some raither urgent no feminine form was visible on the Lane he said dispatches came while you were sleep- piazza of his little home Better lie back Mr Merriam urged ing and this has just reached me If the doctor Try to make him do so you can spare a moment to glance over Weve got them I will have the answers sent he murmured to Grafton to get him quiet in his room before we Suppose we step inside It was wonderful with- what sudden- let him know anything Already the ness gladness and gayetj- would vanish anxious young- physician had been told from her eyes leaving1 there only a that Mrs Merriam was probably TiD hunted haggard look so too in the miles away and his soul was wrung at lines about the sensitive mouith yet the thought of what that would mean the soft creamy tint of the fair skin re ¬ to his patient Yes lie down Randy till we get you mained unchanged as add the gentle Weve had color Mutely she arose and followed indoors urged Grafton to put up a game on Mrs Randy God him and the parlor being in the shade forgive me the lie he prayed Know and too near the party on the porch he led on to the bright dining room whose ing how anxious you were and we were windows commanded a view of the sun ¬ lest she should be shocked we kept her away Mrs Hayne and Dr Gould shiny mesa There he turned are looking out for her Shes not to lie Mr Parry wires me that he had expected you in Denver three days ago allowed to come near you till we get and that your affairs demand that you you safe and sound and bathed and all should go thither the moment the road fixed up in bed Of course we know is open which will be to morrow He now Randy we didnt before butMrs says he has vainly tried to get an an ¬ Hayne had to tell my wife how careful swer to his letters to you and that no we have to be oilier now and really old boj- reply came to his dispatehes Can I be youre she oughtnt to see you till washed and ¬ - FAILED TO MEET American Commissioners Asked for a Postponement Until Wednesday Want Time to Translate Reply of the United Scateu to the JLatest Spanish Proposi ¬ tions Repardinjj the Philippines Which Had Just Keen Received RENEW THE DEMANDS Chairman Day of the Peace Commission Keceivca New Instructions Prom the President Pabis Nov 9 The Spanish-Americ- an ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - -- w peace commissioners have notified the minister of foreign affairs M Del casser that the joint session which was to have taken place Tuesday will not be held and that they will notify the minister when they have determined upon the date of another meeting Later a semi official note was issued announcing- that the peace commis- ¬ sioners had informed tliG French min-¬ ister of foreign affairs that their con- ¬ ferences were suspended Inquiry developed the fact that the failure to hold a meeting of the com- ¬ missions Tuesday was only due to the Americans asking for a postponement of the joint session until Wednesday jn order to allow time for the translation of the reply of the United States to the latest Spanish propositions- regarding the Philippine islands which was re¬ as possible- ceived here Tuesday morning Kr Adm Deweys victory in Manila Washington Nov S So far as the bay was unimportant and the posses- state department knows there has sion of Cav ite during the war was not been no break in the peace negotia- ¬ such as to give the Americans the tions in Paris and if difficulty had Spaniards declare control of the is- ¬ arisen officials say it would have been lands and it is claimed and the claim reported promptly to the department is fortified by argument and many It is assumed therefore that there legal precedents that the American must be some purely internal reason government has no moral right to de¬ for the postponement perhaps the con- ¬ mand the cession of the entire group venience of the commissioners The of 1400 islands when it held only such come to hand so a small bit of territory as that at Ca advices that have far are said to be rather encour ¬ vite and controlled only the bay of aging than the reverse and there is a Manila- disposition to agree to the statement All during- the war Spanish troops rather curiously made by the Spanish were- stationed on other islands and cabinet Mondaj-- that there will be were not molested The Spaniards in¬ three or four more meetings of the dicated their willingness however to joint commission This is taken- for sell the islands and the authorities an indication that the Spaniards have no apprehension now that any themselves are not looking for a break rupture will occur unless it be over the in the negotiations but rather expect amount to be paid a peaceful conclusion in a short time It is also claimed by the Spanish The foreign bondholders have at last commissioners that this declai atiou moved formally to protect their inter was assented to by President Mclvin ests in Cuba and Porto llico The ini- ¬ ley As a matter of fact the note had tial steps have been taken through the been delivered but the president had agency of the French embassy which declined to answer it either in writing in this case acts no longer as the rep¬ or verbally to M Cambon The Spanish commissioners have de¬ resentative of the Spanish government but for French subjects Through the clared it is said that instead of the French embassy a most formidable United States acquiring the Philip ¬ statement has been presented to the pines this government should pay state department being an account of their government an indemnity for the the various Spanish bonds owned by attack on Manila after the peace pro-¬ French citizens chargeable against the tocol had been signed and for the dam territories either seized or set free by age consequently done Secretary Hay has received a full act of the United States government The sum total of these bonds runs far statement of the contents of the Sjan-up into the millions Just wbat it is ish note Its character was rast whafs expected shall be done with them is the officials expected without any Sena not made clear The United States pew arguments of importance government of course will not pay tor Rios and his colleagues call atten ¬ them but it may bs that the French tion to the action of the government in government looks to it to canse the in ¬ delivering the note through M Cam dependent government of Cuba to as ¬ bon the French ambassador to Presi sume liability for redemption of the dent Me ICinley which sets forth the bonds charged against that island when understanding of the Spanish governchat government shall have become duly ment that in agreeing to the protocol Installed by the act of the United States its sovereignty over the Philippines government It is probable that other would not be affected After the Philippine question has holders of like bonds German and Bri tish will take similar steps to have been disposed of the commissioners their claims brought through their will consider the determination of diplomatic representatives to the at-¬ claims which have been filed by tention of the United States govern- ¬ Americans against Spain and by Span ¬ ment and it may even be that holders iards against the United States It of such bonds in Spain though Span ¬ wa thought that this government ish citizens will take a like course would bind itself to satisfy all Ameri which would present a novel claim can claims in consideration of the ter- ¬ apon the generosity of the United ritory ceded to the United States but this is incorrect The Spanish commis¬ States government sioners have a heavy claim for filibus-¬ - - Washington Nov 8 Spains ex ¬ haustive argument against the cession of the Philippines to the United States has had the result of making the offi ¬ cials all- - the more determined to take the islands Instructions sent to Mr Day chair ¬ man of the American commissioners will require him and his colleagues to renew on Tuesday their demand for concession of the group to the United States and they will make in their com ¬ munication the first offer of money in payment for the islands It is understood that the president will consult Tuesday with some of his advisers- - concerning the amount to be named in the American communica ¬ tion but the sum to be paid will not under any consideration exceed the aggregate of the debts contracted by the Spanish government for improve ¬ ments in the Philippines All military debts and debts contracted in the name of other islands sueh as- Cuba will be barred and the Spanish com- ¬ missioners will be informed that they imist recognize this fact as promptly - - - - ¬ ¬ ¬ tering against the United States to off- ¬ set the claims filed by Americans for personal and property injuries and the question of their disposition will have to be decided EIGHT DEAD PASSENGERS Victims of the Iiost Atlantic Ijim r Mohc Siin Arrived at New York in Her ¬ ¬ metically Sealed Coffins wSiiliiii hi 1 1 1 a m rim it 1 n YQ- - m fflftl M7f Ad ¬ IffV MAJ J 13 MARCHAND The Officer Who Led the French vance on Fashoda MhxAlvsiry Dead the tenor who popular German operatic sang during many seasons in the United States is dead He expired at Tabarz Thuringia Beklin Nov 9 Max Alvary Condition of the Treasurv 9 Nov Tuesdays sary arrangement with the health Washington condition of the authorities for the transportation of statement of the treasury shows Available cash bal the bodies of the Monegans dead io 301040197 gold reserve 5342 ance the different parts of the country 194670 where the relatives tesides ¬ New York Nov S The bodies oi eight of the passengers on the lost At-¬ lantic liner Mohegan wrecked on Octo¬ ber 14 on the southwest coast of Eno land arrived here Monday in hermeti- 2ally sealed coffins on the steamship Menominee fiom London The re ¬ mains are those of Mrs T W Kino- - of Nantucket Mass and one of her sons Mrs Weller mother of Mrs Kino- also of Nantucket L N Luke and wife of Kingston N Y Mrs A 13 Grumbrecht of Stamford Ct Mrs L S Grandin mother of Miss Maude floudebush the opera singer of Meadeville and Mrs Sophie C Crane of California Agent Stewart ot the Atlantic Ts msport Co made the neces ¬ - -- - Chicago Nov 8 Gen Dodge Col the Philippines for otherwise there Sexton and Dr Conner of the war in will be a scramble for coaling stations 7estigating commission arrived in that will endanger the peace of the Chicago Monday and immediately be¬ gan the examination of witnesses at world cabled the navy de- the Auditorium hotel It is not likely Adm Schley has partment that Capt Snow had arrived that the three members of the commis at San Juan on the Solace and that he ion will be able to leave Chicago be had relieved the admiral of the com- fnrc Wednesday They thenlcavo The for Detroit where the investigation mand of the naval station there admiral announced that he would star j will be continued From Detroit the1 for the United States on tbe Newark sommisBioers will go direct to Washu I his flagship mgloxx ¬ ¬ The London Daily Mail Tuesday morning urges the American people to pronounce boldly in favor of retaining Inventigratin ComminRion in Chionso wl i T V THE BOURBON NEW a PAEIS KY rjotcaittaxsxa FII NOVEMBER 11 1898 irr rtrrrr A Tribute To Elder Sweeney Harmon Stitt Writes at length about he resignation of Eld J S Sweeney ¬ Below is reprinted a portion of the article that will prove of interest to many of The News readers he years twenty eight For of pastor the bem has up by that church It has been built his stmnr iudividnalitv of charactei Out ot the thirteen hundred members there would probably be fifty who would vi tj to call some otner unnibuu To most men this opposition would but for Elder seem insignificant Sweeney it is sufficient to cause him to iaim Tnsr Snndav when he stated that he would seyer his connection with GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Growing a Grandmother He was a wee little man only 3 years old but very brave courageous and un- ¬ complaining more courageous and un ¬ complaining than any one knew for though he was only a baby he had trials to bear The family had gone to a new country in the far west the mamma this little man and the sister a little older It was a very new country very different from the city in the east where they had left many friends relatives and nearest of all a dear old grandmother The mamma was so busy in her new home that she had little time for the babies except to see that they were clean and well fed So they were lonesome sometimes as mamma found out one day in a way that brought the tears to her eyes The little had been very busy and very quiet making a big hole u the ground with such earnestness of purpose that she went to see what was being done The hole was completed when she reached the spot and in it had been placed something that she took out and examined with wondering curiosity It was the strangest thing to go into a hole in the ground an old daguerreotype a picture of the dear grandmamma ¬ ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise Remark In The Foyer Nat Goodwin is so determined to succeed in serious roles that he is not play ¬ ing comedy parts this season He is ambitious to play Shylock ¬ Get a Start And Save Endless Suf V On Catarrh Baking Powder I H7T-- J- f lviauc irum pure cream ot tartar Mrs Fiske will play at the Pike in Cincinnati Thanksgiving week proLove Finds The Way ducing Tees -Bit of Old Chelsea and - fering which Winter Brings a Safeguards the food against alurru Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK i Tiriiiiiii ieii Eighteenth Year Established 1881 J published every Tuesday and Friday WALTER CHAMP BKUHE MILLER Oy rcdilors and Owners war ilxke all Checks Money Orders etc V ay able otne order nf CHAMP MilrER ADVURlItUXV RAT Kb Displays one dollar per inch for llrsl Insertion half ratep each fusertion thereafter pel Locals or reading notices ten cents tine each insertion Locals In nlacl type twenty cents per Miio each insertion Fractions of Hues count as full lines when runnina Mt line rates ObituRros csirdsjof tnauKb calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Ike nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ Tuesdays Election Very little interest was manifested in Bourbon at Tuesdays election and consequently a full vote was not polled ¬ Appended is a table showing the gressional vote by precincts Con- ¬ there were scores the congregation present who remembered the many kindly offices he had performed lor them and they could not hold back the tears A majority ot them were in favor of starting a new churcherectiug a modern b ailding and installing him as pastor of it Elder Sweeney opposed this move and said he resigned in good faith and that he would retire from the ministry in Paris He does not propose to go away from the city but will live and die there and hiB grave will be among the graves of many whom he took into the church Phis is a turning point in the history of the great Christian Church at Paris It has for years directed the affiir certainly of Bourbon County probably of Central Kentucky Its members were among the wealthiest and most influential citizens of this They were united and conse- ¬ section quently powerful From this time on it is very safe to say that its power andinfluence will decline and that other churches that have so 1 ng been overshadowed by it will receive renew ed imnetus and will soon out rival it Among the ministers spoken of as a sue ¬ Edgar Baum the Mt Sterling boy who was a member of the Keene Stock ic nnw lpHflificr mnn of the a tobt uumunngs clock otnyuy v uu u is playing the season at Ottawa Ont r1 niTT uu The most offensive of all dis- ¬ eases becomes more intense as cold In fact weather approaches many who have been under treat- ¬ ment for so long and during the summer feel little discomfort from the disease are almost persuaded that they have been cured But Lottie Collins the music hall singer Tara who made the senseless ditty Boomdeay all the rage tried to commit suicide this week by opening her jugular vein with a pen knite Is this ¬ retribution K reward for the recovery of his child Ethel Waldron who was taken by his wife when she let home The runaway wife is supposed to be with J C McCoy vertises to give 100 J H Waldron of Gas City Ind ad- ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 a o Paris No i So 77 54 2 It h h i i J Wr ment upon the man who has made the church a power who for uealy thirty 7S 54 92 years has preached to them and has 34 SS never preached a sermon that was not 20 1 86 full of instruction Think ot Mr 96 8S 2 123 Thomas forcing his logic and eloquence 100 Rock No r Flat 92 Picture him in a debate with sueh 36 56 Flat Rock No 2 aud as Miller Ditzer North Middletown No 1 74 giants 115 No 2 North Middletown 14 50 met all Elder Sweenev Hiner 58 Cliutonville N 1 94 and debate men these in Clintonville No 2 17 13 proved himself worthy of their truest 1 Hutchison No 1 50 Hutchison No 2 38 His sermons upon great occa 25 steel Centreville No r v 79 sions were so novel in conception rich 95 Centreville No 2 64 54 in imagery and replete in pathos that Ruddells Mills No 1 122 74 his fame soon spread beyond the con Ruddells Millb No 2 125 42 fines of his state and he was looked 1280 upon as Total 13 13 the leadtr of the ministers of He is no ordiuary his denomination Majority 33 man in any sense of the word He can Hon Evan E Settle was re elected as tear great sorrow without compUint Representative in this the Seventh hiding the wounds in his own heart Congressional District by a majority of while he ministered to those of others 6738 He has given the Paris people a great See second page for extended election deal more than they have ever given newi from New York and all the him if they will but lay aside the sordid twenty six other states in which Con- ¬ habit they have of computing by dollars gressmen were elected and cents Speaking of the dollars and And Sockless Jerry Simpson was de- ¬ fanfa Turf nf if arcrcreata frha frwuiim mission question again Elder Sweeney bated is intensely practical He certainly The contributions to the fund to would never make a Col Sellers The buy a silver service for th Kentucky visionary was almost wholly omittfd Insure in my agency- - non ¬ seem to be given on the homeopathic from his make up He believed that his union Prompt paying reliable system fallow Americans should be educated companies insures against fire first It seemed to him that home mis- ¬ ¬ The Lexington Argonaut has sus wiad and storm pended publication The cause of the sions should take precedence that they W 0 HINTOUl Agent paper quitting was the foreclosure of a would pay the church better pay the government better pay the world bet 1500 mortgage ter He looked upon one christianized Anglo Saxon as worth a dozen re- ¬ Mark Hanna believes that the coun- ¬ deemed Chinese He preached home try is saved some more but he did not sermons practical sermons His suc- ¬ send another Nation starlting telegram cessor may be a fluent speaker and up to the President to all the little namby pambyism and goody goody lace ruffled ideas but un- ¬ Governor elect Roosevelt will less he has his mind and heart and soul rest for two months at his home on imbued with the strong there are thousands of wo- ¬ Americanism men who nearly suffer death Oyster Bay Teddy seems to be the and practical religion of Elder Sweeney from irregular menses Some- ¬ s only Blue Point in the bunch he wont last long with the pillars of times the period comes too the Paris Christian Church often sometimes not often Fivf of the Republican candidates enough sometimes the flow is Ht defeated Tuesday for Congress will too scant and again it is too Dr Adairs Dental Parlors contest the election on account of the Drofnse En oh c f Goebel bill If the Court of Appeals that Nature needs help and 5 Having recently been several times that there is trouble in the or siould decide that the bill is unconstitu gans concerned tional what a angle there would be in asked if I was still conducting my den Be careful A when in any of the above con- tal parlors I desire to inform the public Kentucky politics ditions Dont take anv and f that I am still at their service and can every nostrum advertised to be found at my office opposite the Court ¬ cure female troubles house My interest in a bowling alley does not conflict with my practice See Awarded BRADHELDS J my card in another column Worlds Fair 4 jriigrftest Honors FEMALE REGULATOR J lOoctlt J R Adair D D S T f is the one safe and sure ¬ E ¬ - Paris No 2 Paris No 3 Paris No 4 Paris No 5 Paris No 6 Millersburg No Millersburg No 27 26 23 cessor to Elder Sweeney is Mr Thomas a young man who has charge of a church some miles out from Paris He is a theological graduate of recent date and he is now enjoying his fiist charge He could no more fill Elder Sweeneys place thdn a Lilliputian could wear the boots of a Broddinag yet there are some members of this congregation who think it would be a great improve ¬ C A ¬ i hospitably Although he did not speak tho very best of English he found him self getting along very The following is the temperature as the Kontuckians On handsomely with the afternoon of Co noted yesterday by A J Winters the first day he inquired of one of his UA U1D V1L entertainers Should I desire to invite 59 7 a m the gentleman to drink how should I 61 8 a m say it 60 9 a m Tho enthusiastic Bourbonite replied 58 10 a m 49 11 a m Will you do me the honor sir to 46 12 m drink with me sir 45 2 p m It is very good replied the baron 43 3 p m but if the gentleman asked me to 40 4p m drink what should I say 40 5 p m The plan here is to slap him on the 40 7 p m back sir and say 4It gives me great sir with Always ask for Paris Milling pleasure very to drinkreplied you good It is the baron Cos Purity flour AH grocers but if I am satisfied and dont want keep it Insist on having Pur ty to drink any more and wish to decline an offer to drink what should I say every time You are a fool replied the astounded Kentuckian There is no Having been solicited by a number ot wpression in the English language to persons to open a cooking school in Paris cover that idea Cincinnati Enquirer this Fall I have decided to do so eaily Anstrnlinn Oysters in October if a sufficient uuhi her ot The Australian mollusk is of two persons de pupils itan be secured All siring to take one or more lessons will kiuds the mud oyster and the rock please give me their names within the oyster The former grows to a larger oyster is more gen next few days I wish to state that I size but the rock flavor Their names erally esteemed for have made arrangements with Mr indicate their place of growth The rock Sciger of Louisville to furnish on short oysters love the beds and adjoining notice individual ices fancy cases and rocks of tidal streams They grow in clusters in a variety of shapes and sizes ornaments for serving same Terms and each cluster is attached to some 4 single lesson 50c Ten lessons thing solid Here they are alternateMrs W A Johnson ly bathed in salt water and in fresh or Dont use any other but Purity brackish They are also left for hours high and dry ir coming flour from Paris Milling Co tell refreshes themuntil the these oysterstide alNor do your grocer you want no other ways select rocks on which to dwell These accommodating nollusks may All grocers keep it frequently be found adhering to the roots and lower branches of the manWanted Eggs aud butter grove and other trees which delight in Geo N Parris a sort of submarine residence It is doubtless to this peculiarity that the We are the peoples friends We re- pair your linen and put neck bands on sailor referred when he wrote to his mother at home telling the old lady Haggard Reed free and not untruly that in Australia oys ters grow on trees Chambers Journal Yesterdays Temperature ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j I Giles Shine who is personally known to many Parisians is one of the actors whom W M Wilkinson has engaged tor the company to present the new vay A Stranger In a Strange Land Wilkinson was formerly manager of Salvini cations only only cold weather is needed to de- ¬ 7W W reach the irritated velop the disease What appears L surface the right to be only a bad cold will prove remedy must be at home more difficult to cure than for- ¬ taken internally Why baby exclaimed mamma merly and will return with more Swifts Specific S S S is the- what are you doing with this I fought said HJie little man with frequency until before long the right remedy for Catarrh It disease is fully developed a quivering lip and all the pent up lone cures the most obstinate cases by- liness and homesickness in his voice I For years I suffered from a severe case of Catarrh and took several kinds going direct to the cause of thefought maybe if I planted it annozzer grandma would grow New York of medicines and used various local ap- ¬ trouble the blood and forcing Those who have plications but they had no effect what ¬ out the disease Times ever I was induced to try S S S met with so much disappointment Where Kentucky Language Runs Out Swifts Specific and after two months from local treatment should throw Baron Cassiers one of the best known I was perfectly well and have never aside their sprays washes and in- ¬ Frenchmen of this city when he first felt any effects of the disease since haling mixtures and take S S S B P McAllister came here made a trip to Lexington on Harrodsburg Ky A cure will result Send for free behalf of a friend of his in Paris who It is easy to see the importance books Address Swift Specific asked him to secure a very fine horse While in Lexington he was treated most of prompt treatment for Catarrh Company Atlanta Georgia the first chilling blast of winter proves that the disease is still with them and as the winter advances their Catarrh grows in severity Those who have felt only a slight touch of Catarrh may be sure that Those who get a start on the dis- ¬ ease before the cold and disagree- ¬ able weather aggravates it will find a cure less difficult Catarrh increases in severity year by year and becomes one of the most ob- ¬ stinate and deep seated troubles But it is equally important that the right remedy be given All local applications of sprays washes inhalations etc can never cure Catarrh for they do not reach the dis- ¬ remedy can cure it Local appli Catarrh is in the blood and only a blood ease 3g ¬ - Will Kenney Physician M- - D mssoiutiQD notice 3 1898 Surgeon Paris Ky Nov By mutual consent the firms doing business under the name and style of Spears Stuart and J H Hibler F thiH day dissolved and E Co have Spears Sons are their successors All persons indebted to the above firms may Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours IGaug tf Onp step 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m Youve got to keep on walking One word wont tell folks what you are Youve got to keep on talking One inch wont make yon very tall Youye got to keep on growing One little wont take you verv far settle the same with either Hi X or Jno Stuart one or both of will be found at the down town formerly occupied by bpears Spears Stuart are responsiole debts contracted by the firms of Stuart and J H Hibler Co bpears- - whom Stuart house for all Spears- - Youve got to keep em going ¬ ¬ ad wont do it all J 4nov 4t SPEAKS H HIBLER STUART CO Crawford Bros have lately improvtheir barber shop making it decided ly the most attractive shop in Paris ed N O FISHER Attorney-At-Law- They offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any in the city Hot or cold baths at any Office i over Agricultural J Bank Paris Kentucky A hour if ¬ Rale Ould Irish Bulls clever and witty but blundering Irish knight Sir R Steele when inviting If an English nobleman to visit him sir said he you ever come within a mile of my home I hope you will stay there A rich bull isrecordedof an alderman at cards who on inspecting the pool found it deficient Heres a shilling Who put it in short said he At the time of the home rule diffi- ¬ culty and when the cause seemed to be languishing a meeting was held and one of the speakers thus addressed the Friends the cup of our audience trouble is running over and it is not yet full London Telegraph A One of the finest specimens of a real Irish bull was perpetrated by that ¬ Every Month voice of lace curtains I have just received a neAV urr i Fighting Diet ¬ i WMM Mft rm 3 Willi 1 Barber Shop Moved Buck and ber shop across the street and now have the handsomest baiber shop and bath roomn ever in Paris All wnrlr Anna with neatness and disnatch With ujHiiKs ior past ravors Buck and Bill solicit a liberal share of the pn lie patronage ff A Good Memory 1 in C38 - hii V tn rier 0 sy a H ZW - Bill have moved their bar ¬ OtEAM A t 1 often saves money find also good health if you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ r MOST PERFECT MADE ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder - Free byrup Pepsin aud health will be restored to Trial om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant you 5100 sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size 50o and of W T Brook druggist Paris Ivy AO YEARS THE STANDARD ljan xm medicine for irregular or pain- ¬ ful menstruation It cures all the ailments that are caused by irregularity such as leucor rhoea falling of the womb nervousness pains in the head back breasts shoulders sides hips and limbs By regulating T Vo wnv uigiiBcs su it tnai tney occur a every twenty eighth day all f m those acbpR luiciiiii y just before your time comes get a bottle and see how much wuu it win uo you Jjrutrsfists sell it at 1 f1icQTit-ckoi-rt4-v- In some remarks on vegetables as a fighting diet G B Shaw says Ninety-nper cent of the worlds fighting ine has been done on farinaceous food Compare the Tipperary peasant of the potato and buttermilk days with the modern gentleman who gorges himself with murdered cow The Tip- ¬ perary man never read bloody minded novels or cheered patriotic music hall tableaux but he fought recklessly and wantonly Your carnivorous gentleman is afraid of everything including doc- ¬ tors dogs disease death and truth tell ing ¬ examine into these values The LARGEST and CHEAP ¬ EST line of COMFORTS in Paris If you have any PAPERING to do get my prices XOW You can save BIG MONEY CLOSING OUT priees on CAR ¬ PETS and MATTINGS the latest and best things in the market You will do well to They are in J T HINT0N Elegant line of Pictures and Room to be re- paired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attendtd to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE Send me your old furniture Mouldings i i unal a good night and let him go havent you said a weary voice at the top Stella of the stairway There was an awful silence for a mo ¬ ment and then in a timid hesitating voice the young man in the darkened hall below responded No Youve kissed that young squirt Premature maam going to but 1 1 think shes Chicago Tribune Send for our free book Perfect Health for Women THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA W 1 Tills Seems Correct Riprap The eyes are the windows of the soul Wigwag Then the soul of the man whose eyes have been blacked looks out of stained glass windows Detroit Free Press tWJt t - -- TkMipr n f3y THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 1898 5 4 THE BOUBBOH HEW i P- fc -- 1 iS r m -- iCIWS ifi Mk you find more nov Nowhere else Rev Edward Burke visited rela- ¬ father Just received a new line of Ladies elties than here will have all the new We tives in Covington yesterday Invitations have been issued announc ¬ tailor made Jacketo latest cut and col- ¬ Taffettas in Plaids Stripes Checks AFine Ambulance Mrs R J Neely and Miss Mamie ing the marriage of Miss Anne Lee orings also a special lot of fur collar- ¬ ombre effects and plain all are beau- ¬ ettes direct from the manufacturer ties -Neely were in Cincinnati yesterbay Allen of Georgetown and Mr Jere Save money by buying from us Gr W Davis the furniture Mr of Lexington Mrs A S Jones of Louisville has Llewellyn Tarleton dealer and undertaker Wednesday reG TUCKER G TUCKER re- ¬ ceived a fine new ambulance some- ¬ baen the guest of Mrs A S Stout since which will occur on the 16th at the Georgetown Presbyterian Church Mrs De ¬ thing which has been needed in Paris Tuesday for some time It is a handsome ve- ¬ Miss Sue Graves of Georgetown is B L Rucker will be the dame of honor 29 Main St Paris Ky 1 and Miss Ella Thomson will be the hicle and is a model of convenience the guest of her sister Mrs H H G W bridemaid very latest pat- ¬ Roberts after the C being made just the thing for removing S B Miss Nota May McCray the hand terns It is Mrs Douglas Thomas went to Cov- ¬ Have your hogs killed and lard ren sick persons from one place to another ington Wednesday for a short visit to some daughter f Wm McCray and Mr Mason G Talbotf a popular young 2t and has ample room for a cot and several relatives dered by Laughlin Bros man of North Middletown were united chairs for attendants It may also be Mr and Mrs Wm Remington went family will used for carrying all the appurtenances Warren Stoner and in a pretty home wedding Tuesday at to Mason county Wednesday morning a few weeks move to Missouri in Pine View the home of the bride Mr Davis enterprise to undertaking for a short visit Elder Donaldson performed the cere- ¬ is ready John M Clay will go to California is commended The ambulance to mony and the march was played by Mr J Q Ward Jr will go to accept employment in the gold mine to serve the public on short notice Richmond Tuesday for a hunt with Miss Bryan Mr Robt Gilkey and Frank Ireland is a stockholder inwhieh Improved Telephone Service friends in Madison Miss Daisy Hazelrigg were the attend- ¬ 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 25c yd B B Hutchcraft was on the road ants Mr and Airs Talbott are spend ¬ High School Football team The Paris 40 in All Wool Covert oc yd The Paris Telephone Company has several davs this week in the interest of ing a few days in Louisville and Cin- ¬ will play the Millersburg team to mor by putting the Paris Milling Company 40 in Novelty Goods 39c cinnati row afternoon at Douglas Thomas race lately improved its service in the very latest improved switchboard 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C Mr and Mrs J C Freeman of track The marriage of Mr H C Rippetoe a is now better than eyer prepared to and 68 in Bleached Table Linen oc near Lexington are visiting their popular employe of the L N to Miss A dispatch from San Juan Porto give satisfactory service A number of daughter Mrs W O Hinton Jessie Oldson a most estimable young 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz Rico says the First Kentucky will leave old phones will be replaced by new ones Miss Sadie Hart will entertain the lady of this city was solemnized at the Extra value Bleached Cotton 5c worth 8 1 3c Ponce November 22 for the United and fifteen new subscribers mostly home in this city yesterday and 18c worth 20 and 10 4 Sheeting States farmers will be added to the exchange Violet Whist Club to morrow evening latters morning The ceremony was perform- ¬ at her home on Dnncan ayenue in a few days A new card will be isOuting Cloth jc to 8 1 3C a yard S S Abney mail carrier will haul Mr Polk Miller the Virginia lec- ¬ ed by Rev E G B Mann and Prof A shortly The line is soon to be con-¬ sued New line of Penangs at 3 1 2C per yard light baggage to and from depot Terms nected with the Winchester exchange turer and wit was given a possum sup- M Gutzeit played the wedding march The bride was becomingly attired in a very reasonable Leave orders at Post per in MayBville Tuesday night HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE tf tailor made suit of blue covert cloth offiee Monument Day Miss Alleen Thomas has returned to with hat to match and carried brides BRv Mr Hawkes who was formerly in Governor Bkadley has issued a proc-¬ Winchester after a visit to her sister roses The attendants were Mr John the lightning rod business in this city lamation setting apart Friday Novem- ¬ Mrs J T Hedges at North Middle Wilder of Lexington and Miss Juditu is now a Major in the Tenth Immunes ber 25 as Monument Day in honor of town Oldson of this city The decorations at Lexington Mrs Chas Spillman who has been were by Mr W M Goodioe Mr and Kentucky monuWE HATE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP the dedication of the correspond- ¬ ment at Chickamauga Park In the visiting her sister Mrs W T Brcoks Mrs Rippetoe left yesterday for a trip to John Fox who wasj war returned yesterday to her home at Staunton Va IMPORTED SUITINGS AKD TROUSERINGS5 ent for Harpers Weekly will lecture proclamation he issues an invitation to Logana in Shelbyville to night on the Santiago various societies and orders throughout¬ OBITUARY The Sufolla Tub will give a swell the state to send representative uniformCampaign and calls on ball on the nitht before Thanksgiving ed bodies to the dedication To The ruins of the Bacon property all citizens who can to attend at Odd Fellows Hall The muic will Respectfully DedicatedDead The Memory Of The which burned on Main street between be furnished by Saxtons full orchestra Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when v Mrs Jesse W Grubbs formerly Mies Petitions In Bankruptcy and Tenth several years ago Ninth Miss Nannie Clay has returned w e asu you to give us a call Birdie Turner of this city died Wed- ¬ quality ana styie are considered have been torn away city from a pleasure trip to New York in nesday morbing at the home of her hus ¬ Wm T Redmon of near this company with Mrs Garrett Wall band in Lexington Burial yesterday Mem- ¬ Tuesday filed a petition in bankruptcy N will sell tickets to The L Miss Etheline Wall of at the Lexington cenn tery phis at one fare on Nov 15 and 16 at Frankfort His liabilities are given and were in the East Maysville Tbe limited to 21 on account of the National at l800 and assetts at 350 5 JPXTJB X33ROTTA T TATTOR about a month BIRTHS Quarantine Convention J M McDowell of Mt Olivet has Miss Louise Bashford entertained S E TIPTON Cutter filed a petition in bankruptcy giving The repairs on the Second Presby ¬ bis liabilities at 30000 and assets at the Kismet Euchre Club and the Violet The Advent Of Our Future Men Audi Women terian Church have been completed and 300 Whist Club yesterday afternoon at ht r In this city Wednesday to the wife of the Church will be open for worship home on Scott avenue in honor of her Distilleries To Start Sunday morning and evening cuest Miss Alice Howell of Carlisle Edward Keller a son first born Whist was the feature of the afternoon The slaughter of turkeys for shipment The Paris Distilling Company which My agency insures against The Kismet Club was charmingly to Eastern market will be commenced has made extensive improvements in its re- ¬ in the Bluegruss this week Brent plant will start up about the first of entertained Wednesday evening at fire wind and storm best oli prompt paying compa- ¬ Bros will ship from this city and War- ¬ Decemberand will run at its full ca- ¬ euchre by Miss Margaret Prescott But- ¬ liable ren Bacon will snip from Flemings pacity until February The G G ler of Vine Street Miss Emma Miller nies non union burg and Jas Stewart will ship from White company will make its first mash and Mr Will Wornall won the first If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your W 0 HINTON Agent eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Carlisle for the same firm The turkey about the first of the year and will run prizes and Miss Sallie Joe Hedges and than Mr Llewellyn Spears captured the con is larger this year crop Imperial spectacles aud eyeglasses have perfect leuses always perfectly centred ant during the balance of the season made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatest solation prizes usual durability uuited with the utmost lightness and elegance Vheu both frames and lenses are scientifically fitted by Dr U H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for they Meeting SufollaSClub m Bowling is the popular faa are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit thein The farm of Mrs Elizabeth Reid of You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are bPtter off without Frankfort Miss Katie Lindsay gave advertised in any glasses than with either or these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillful Mt Sterling which was The members of the Sufolla Club are and elegant bowling party Wednesday dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end yesterday by The News was rented requested to meet at 730 Monday night evening which was aUendad by about Auctioneer A T Forsyth to Richard for the transaction of important busi We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visifc ten couples The first prize for ladies our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite Kiserton for a term of two ness A large attendance is desired Gregory of a cut glass powder box with silver all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no years at 915 per year The farm conOakford Hinton Sec charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded puff was won by Miss Ella handle tains 175 acres and lies opposite Judge Johnson who scored 147 Miss Rebecca Yesterdays Killings J Q Wards on the Georgetown pike who scored 117 won the Johnson Literary sS jSext visit Wednesday Xov 23d on account of Thanksgiv- The first lecture of the Paris At Stamping Ground Scott county second prize three pounds of French mg uay being- itn Clubs course will be delivered to night Wm Newton was shot and killed by candy After the party a six course at the lecture room of the Methodist his Mr Perkins on account supper was served at Miss Johnsons Mrs A R Bourne of Ken- ¬ of family troubles home and then the guests danced un ¬ Charch by til three oclock in the morning Miss tucky University The subject will be Up to two oclock yesterday afternoon be il- ¬ Map Pepper will give two bowling Florence and the lecture will You Will Like To Get Into It stereopticon views eight negroes were killed in a race war parties nxt week lustrated with at Wilmington N C Two negroes and Single admissions thirty five cents three white men were wounded At when 3our shirt is laundered by our per- ¬ one dollar Season tickets If your Boys from 3 to 15 years Champion three white men and three fect methods No chafing or rough A shoe for gentlemen that em ¬ negroes were killed Further trouble is old need a good all wool knee edges to annoy you and the color and The contest of the will of Mrs expected at many places in North Caro- pants suit which is sewed with bodies all that could he desired in a perfect shoe settled without Cos where silk call at Price Blanche Alexander was finish are exquisite Our laundry work lina for both races are armed Black Box Calf morning when the you will save money a contest Tuesday is sure to please the most fastidious aud Tan Titan Calf Wednesday Afternoon four negroes case was called for trial Mr W L Black and Tan Vici Kid our efforts to make our laundry work Davis was agreed rpon as guardian for who took part in an election dav killing You can save big money by having Enamel Leather Caro superior to all others finds its reward Josie Alexander heir to the estate were lynched near Phoenix South vou papering done now by J T Hinton in the large patronage we enjoy The terms regarding future disposition lina Patent Calf in of the property remain as mentioued These Shoes are not to be had Bits About Bowlers Tornadoes And Cyclones will the elsewhere in the city We are sole agents A bowling league bas been organized Lookout these windstorms will in Louisville Why not organize one in sweep your farm property off the face Soldiers On A Lark Shoe Store There are enough good players of the earth and you will lose it all Paris ERO Proprietors unless you have a policy in the old and W M HINTON JR About twenty soldiers of the 160th- in Paris to lorm haif a dozen clubs tried Glen Falls of New York Paris Ky 1000 Cor 4th Main Telephoae No 4 Walter Davis scored 219 last nLjht at insurance for five years will only cost Indiana who probably left Camp Hamilyon 10 Tobacco barns a specialty ton without permission came to iraris the Pastime Alleys They is tbe latest player to W E Board 9uov tf T Porter Smith Agent Tuesday night on pleasure bent quantity ot enter the 200 list He scored 204 Tues imbibed a considerable the q mnoh nf them went back to day night in the match game with Carpets and mattings greatly reduced camp armed with a bottle of Bourbon Paris team i y tf quite hilarious The Paris team which defeated Mt at J T Hintons Some of the men were XES3STalJSxJLT Bight Sterling was defeated Tuesday night by when the police were not in Co Office bver G S Varden Wanted New corn immediate dea picked team of Paris players The V picked team won three out of four livery m 1 to 5 p m Office Hours 8 to 12 The Famous Rock Band R B Hutchcraft tf games Tbe Pans team will go to Mt Ster their Famous The Till Family with concert at the limr to night to play a series of gamts Insure against fire wind and light ¬ Rock Band will give a ¬ Tuesday night Ad ¬ with the Mt Sterling team It is ex ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co Methodist Church DEALER IN the bene- - pected that quite a delegation will go mission 25 cents proceeds for Tne ex with the boys M- Sterling people are lower rates and absolutely safe insur ¬ ne fhfi Methodist Cuurch O W Miller Agent offering prizes to the player making the ance Furniture Window Shades Oil ot selec- - best score Cloths Carpets Mattresses traordinary concert consists Paris Ky JEtc c ti0n3 fill your ard LuohoNBRos will Top and Storm overcoats for SpeeiaLMteritmn given- to Undertak- from pure leaf lard fifty pounds mn8ical cans with S England Smaller nan men from 5 to 25 at Price ing and Repairing six Next Boor to Postal Telegraph Office tminstr chimes and over atcentscents zithers Cofs Paris Ky Main Street at glasses titles seven readings etc eonga Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ a negro who work d Malachi Turner emnizations Of The Marriage Vows BY Eighteenth Year Established 1881 during the Summer for Brutus Clay COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED Jack Laughlin of this county aud THE NEWS MAN wa arrested in Lexington Monday Miss Mollio Sampson of Montgomery Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as charged with grand larceny He is were married in Mt Sterling last week ecoof iiss mail matter suspected of having stolen a gold brace- ¬ Notes Hastily JoUed On The Streets At C W Harris and Miss Jane Nuckols Tiie Depots In The Hotel lobbies And let and ten dollars in gold which e of Versailles who will wed next Wed- Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 longed to Mrs Clay He was brought nesday will take a six weeks bridal Mr Ira Taylor of Cincinnati was to this city Wednesday and will have tour to Porto Rico SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Jfrt0 iuciilj jr coiiCiucjr his examining trial to morrow before ill fi formerly of Payablein Advance Mr Bruce Whilev Mr Robt Fergnson was a visitor S2 00 Sixmouths 100 Judge Purnell Oneyear Sharnsburir now of Memubis will 1 e Hack Nutter colored bas been held in Lexington yesterday yott cant even get a re ¬ news costs married Tuesday to Mrs Stella Redheld over in 100 bond to Circuit Court port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Miss Mary Brent was in Cincinnati mon Lee of Chattanooga The latter on the charge of stealing a hog from Wednesday and yesterday was formerly a resident of this county Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Will Hime Nutter claims tLat the payable to the order of Champ Miilkr Mrs H H Roberts will entertain Miss Mayme Bramblett daughter of hog just came to his house of its own at cards Tuesday afternoon George W Bramblett will be married free will It probably came on a visit Mr J M Hall was in Cincinnati on Nov 23d to Mr William Edgar and got into the pen and began to eat Kennedy of Carlisle at the home of her up Nutters corn Hogs are curious yesterday on a business trip i ¬ Arrested In Lexington PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS GO TO sn HIS FOR DRESS GOODS DRESS TRIMMINGS ¬ The plain Dress Goods of thisl season goods including the new coverts diago- require fancy braids We have them m nals crepons Ettimines etc come to all the new designs scroll novelties us we can please you in style and nouveautes Hercules serpentines etet See these trimmings price For all the new aud up to date dress TAX NOTICE Pay your taxes at once and save six per cent penalty and cost of advertising which goes on all taxes maining unpaid cember 1898 BOWEN - TAPTnTC niPTc and COL V J VJrVJii LARETTES 1 A SILKS SILKS animals ¬ ¬ ¬ CONDONS Special Early Fall Sale L I ¬ ic ic ¬ ¬ -- FOR FALL AND WINTER ur xf tmmmmrt mm ¬ - son-in-lo- w JShoe pga WW ¬ 500 fil ilp ¬ 600 Vffui1y tTtvy Id For Clays The Bourbon Steam Laundry Xiio 3E3sfc 370 ¬ H A SMITH AND FRUIT ¬ GEO N PARRIS Go GEO W DAVIS ZZZlSZnrot - FRUIT STORE Prices Low Goods First Class- 4 0 i 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY NOVEMBER The mystery of his proceedings was enhanced by the circumstance that he usually carried in his hand a small black book not unlike a Bible care- ¬ fully wraiped in a big red cotton hand ¬ kerchief People who did not scruple to discuss every sort of question with Craddock had never quite ventured to ask him what was the book he took with him on his solitary Sabbath walks Perhaps it was because there was a certain something in Craddocks grim mouth which warned them not to go too far with him It was not until Beckett the new curate came that Craddocks doings attracted wide notice Beckett was an indefatigable little fellow with strong views on the Divine necessity of state churches He was partly lame in one foot but his lameness did not prevent him tramping up and down in all weathers in heroic attempts to shepherd a scattered and recalcitrant flock He never wore an overcoat if he had he would have covered up the silver cross which was conspicuously dis ¬ played on his black watch ribbon Motherly women with a sound tra ¬ ditional faith in the virtues of flannel were much exercised in their minds on the conjectural subject of his under clothing and said he did not look strong But the little curate limped upon his heroic way ignorant of these criticisms no one but himself knew that according to the best medical opinion his lungs were not good for more than two years work at most One day he met the schoolmaster and a asked him if he knew Craddock shoemaker you know a bony angular man with a long throat and a lot of gray hair lives in Tibbits row As everyone in Barford knew every- ¬ body else this question was quite un- ¬ necessary which fact however did not prevent the schoolmaster rubbing his chin meditatively as if that operation helped him to recall the very well known physiognomy of Craddock When the aforesaid operation had been satisfactorily completed he admitted cautiously that he might have seen him pronouncing his words in such a way as to clearly intimate to the curate that it was by no means his habit to notice such persons as Crad- ¬ dock I find he doesnt go to church on any occasion said Beckitt regret- ¬ fully Theres a good many in Barford that dont said the schoolmaster But he doesnt go to chapel either Its bad enough to be a dissenter hut he 11 1898 A WHALES REVENGE A LITTLE NONSENSE - THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 188ij Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and uvvnwi BRUCE MUiLER J A SOLDIER -- The hale young hero came Dreaming as he went forth The star bright dream of fame He dinned no vaunting cries To plague the spacious air But who looked in his eyes Knew fear was stranger there He nursed no callous hate But in his open breast A wondrous pity sate For them that are oppressed To lift them from the mire Of tyranny and shame This was his high desire His star bright dream of fame To strike one sure blow home And then if need be pass Back to the mother loam The sweet enfolding grass The long clear bugle shrilled Across the fervit heat Ah how his brave soul filled And how his blithe heart beat Up up the tangled slope Where stabbed the cactus thorn He pressed with comrade hope That cloudless Cuban morn He struck the one sure blow He won the guarded steep Ere it was his to know The quiet house of sleep And those that gazed upon His form and named his name Saw on his face still shone The star bright dream of fame Clinton Scollard in Leslies Weekly Out of the virile north when you got there you didnt see nothin to make you wish to stay an Muster Beckitt e says as church is a lighthouse eh But that isnt all A lighthouse is a cold draughty sorter a place anyway Them as lives in it sees the ships a goin past an oftentimes wishes they was on em an is sorry enough they ever give up the sea to start livin on a bit o roek It may be as tike ships toss up an down a bit an sometimes one on em goes down an her lights is dowsed but t is ten times happier work a livin on a ship than it is on a An half the winter lighthouse lighthouse is in a fog through the Muster Beckitt or I beg pardon Mr Cheer and parson said as church were a lighthouse eh But I ask further what do that there ligM upon the lighthouse mean What do when so be it does shine mean when thev ring that there bell it slow and solemn in a fog Muster Beckitt didnt tell wc that Praps he forgot Well Ill tell him though I be only an outsider so to speak The light an bell both do mean the same Beware o me thing They say here- - And Muster theres danger Beckitt e said as church were a light¬ DANCE WITH SPURS u I 1M I lit Zt X WHY GRftDDOGK 15U DID NOT I - fit IU UliUKUtl By W J Dawson house eh Having fired this last gun over the grave of an unhappy metaphor Craddock smiled benignly on the audience wiped his forehead with the back of his hand and with a final cluck of the instrument in his throat sat down amid roars of general laughter Now it happened that about a month after this famous controversj- - the curate went to St Colam tc spend a quiet Sunday with his friends nis winter work had tired him out and brave as he was he was beginning to doubt if he could live through another ¬ winter dock did not go to church were fike his supposed reasons for being un ¬ married somewhat inscrutable to the public though no doubt sufficing to himself When Nathaniel Dring who had married this third wife and had been rendered presumptuous by that circumstance started out one line spring- morning to convert Craddock to the toleration of matrimony as a fecial institution of some importance it was generally admitted that he got the worst of the argument For wher Dring- asserted with cjuite unnecessary effusiveness that he had never had a cross word with cue of his three wives Craddock merely grunted flow monotonous and indicated by a slight smile which seemed to confine itself to the corners of his grim mouth that he regarded Drings statement as a cunningly devised fable Not as T object to your marryin as many wives as you like he added by way of conciliation though when a man has ad three wives in seven years tis uncommon like polygamy 43ut marriage is ordained for the mutual help society and comfort the one ought to have of the other re- ¬ torted Dring with a sudden recollection of the terms of the marriage serv ¬ ice with which his acquaintance was intimate and unusual Youd be a deal happier for a woman to look arter 8 ¬ fpilE 1CEASONS why Thomas Crad the afternoon he was tempted to walk along the cliffs toward a little desert ed church that stood on the cliffs edge about midway betwpen St Colam and Barford It was 20 years or more since it had been used Its graveyard hung for lornly over the sea on a gentle slope and quiet sheep were feeding on the grassy barrows of the dead Beckitt came softly over the crisp turf anc was about to pass round the chancel to the little graveyard when he was arrested by the sound of a voice It ently it rose into a clear mournful cadence and his ear recognized the sublime phrases of the burial service Thou knowest Liord the secrets of our heart shut not Thy merciful ears to our prayer but spare us Lord most holy O Saviour God must mighty O a day of ethereal brightness with a suave and sparkling air and in It was ¬ ¬ wasspeakingin alowmonotone Pres- ¬ tural information about the atheistic suffer us nature of the book which Craddock of death There carried with him on his Sunday walks The curate was much shocked He lark could be heard singing over the would at once have gone to Craddock sea Then the voice began again and demanded an explanation had not Forasmuch as it hath pleased Almighty the schoolmaster promptly repudiated God of His great mercy to take unto Him- ¬ our deall authority for his own statement and further suggested that a lost sheep like Craddock should be treated with tenderness not to say Avith diplo macy Well Getike said the curate at self the soul of Oh my God I cant say4 voice broke forth in sudden that the Oh Lizabeth why did you agony leave me The curate knew not what to do At first he had been ready to suppose that an interment was going on but that reOh thrilling cry Lizabeth vealed not the solemn priest but the Nov no ¬ The schoolmaster thought this very likely and being emboldened by an op ¬ portunity of explaining Craddocks character volunteered some conjec- ¬ isnt even that holy and merciful Thou most worthy Judge eternal not at our last hour for any pains to fall from Thee was a long pause and a sky ¬ parted dead sister here ¬ ¬ you no doubt he replied with a gleam in his gray eyes which wiser persons than Dring had long ago recognized as dangerous But spose she talked when I wasnt lonely Xo doubt L what thn eh There was always something peculiarly irritating in the eh of Thomas Craddock It was something between a malignant chuckle and the sharp explosive click of a secret spring which one could fancy was ingeniously concealed in his lean throat Crad¬ ¬ perhaps youre right Ill tell you what well do Im going to hold a public discussion on the necessity of a state church in the schoolroom next Tuesday Get Craddock to come Its not like going to church you see I think the man likes me in a wayt and if he comes perhaps something I may say may bring him to the right way of thinking When the discussion was held on the following Tuesday Craddock was there to the great surprise of every- ¬ body and the exceeding joy of the curate It was on this memorable occasion that Craddocks reputation as a controversialist was finally establast ¬ points When he spoke what iscalled an Adams apple shot up and down like the weight on the machine for the TFTal of the relative strength of mens fists at fairs It possessed a dreadful fas cination for children and in the minds of older people was curiously associated with ideas of pugnacity There aint enough for us all any way an if you take moren your share it stands to reason some o we poor chaps must go without We starvin chaps do it jest to oblige you greedy chaps eh ¬ docks throat was one of his strong ¬ ¬ V f W B- mered vigorously at the boot that lay on his lap and said to himself grimly Ueve meekencd two on em I misdoubt that the third oneU meekenhim before hes done wi her eh Craddock was a man who suffered from an unsatisfied thirst for knowl ¬ edge which accounted for the circum ¬ stance that on the wall of the dingy ruom was conspicuously displayed a map of the world When he was verv Jonely he looked at the map and was straightway consoled with the sense of the multitudinousness of life when he was oppressed with the narrowness of his career he reflected on the im ¬ mensity of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and repeated the heights of the gieat mountains which were boldly printed on the map It caused him a curious pleasure or at least a nega ¬ tion of pain to reflect on the number of people reported ti exist in London New York or Chicago a great many of whom were no better off than himself Many efforts had been made to in ¬ duce him to attend public worship on the Sunday but none had succeeded lie was always ready to recieve any sort of embassy on the subject but no jimount of argument made an y differ- ¬ Every Sunday ence to his habits morning he shaved put on a pre- ¬ historic blue coat then he lit a short pipe and disappeared in the direction of the moors For some years he had Ibeen accompanied by an old retriever dog but when the dog died he never got another and henceforth went iilone ¬ When he had gone Craddock ham ¬ human mourner He stepped softly out of the shadow of the chancel and looked over the huddled stones A man was kneeling beside one of them which looked more cared for than the rest It was Craddock In the same instant the two men recognized one another The curate was about to turn away when Craddock beckoned him Look said Craddock grimly The stone had been freshly scraped and lettered It bore no memorial lished It was generally admitted that the verse two names onlv and a date curate spoke with great ability and the deacons of the old meetinghouse ELIZABETH CRADDOCK and her Infant Child were very much surprised There had July 18 1815 never been a rector of Barford with the slightest capacity for public speech There was a lilac bush in full blos and Beckitt- shone all the more bright ¬ som on the grave and beside it lay a ly by comparison with generations of fumble mouthed apostolic successors I worn Book of CoiiimonPrayer open at The curates peroration was exceed j the burial servjee Youre a good man ingly impressive He compared all Muster other sects and churches to ships more ixeckitt said Craddock slowly You you understand or less adrift whose lights were of an I loved her my illusory and vanishing character Lizabeth an 40 years dont make no whereas the church he did not con- difference Ive come here every Sun descend to any more exact designation day these 40 years and read them was like a lighthouse standing same words over her an I cant yet grandly amid the storms founded on say that prayer bout tlhanldn God it the immutable rock and shedding a hrv pleased Him to take her This is the Prayer Book we read serene perpetual radiance on the troubled waters of Time ne sat down together the night before we was mar ried Thats why I dont come to amid loud and continued applause church I come where she is an It was then that Craddock rose from a form at the extreme end of the room Godll understand an not be hard on and asked permission to say a few me Youll keep my secret eh For answer the curate took Cradwords There was u general feeling of dismay which was not lessened when docks rough hand in his God bless he ignored the chair and most point- ¬ you Craddock he said softly He edly addressed the eloquent curate picked up the Prayer Book and read the prayer for all sorts and conditions simply as Muster Beckitt sir Chair chair cried the audience of men laying special emphasis on the words those who are in any way Oh I forgot the cheer did I the afflicted or distressed in mind body or old man went on serenely Weil then Ill say Muster Cheer sir if so estate that it may please Thee to combe thatll suit you better I aint a fort and relieve them giving them paman as is give to public speech an I tience under their sufferings and a wouldnt hev got up only I thought happy issue out of al their afflictions The lark sang overhead and the maybe as Muster Beckitt would like to near the views of a a sorter out- sound of the sea and the fragrance of the lilac mingled in the spring wind sider Here the curate nodded assent Craddock stood with bowed head and which as several of the motherly wom- felt for one hushes instant the pasen remarked showed a angelic tem- sage of an angel of peace upon the air per on his part Editors Xote This story is taken from Now vhat was it as Muster Beckitt William J Dawsons volume of short did say If I heerd aright he did say stories entitled as church were a lighthouse which by Published by theThro Lattice Windows Doubleday 2UcCiue all accounts is a very respectable sort Company New York of place but not one as foiks is parCouldnt He Hi Boy ticular anxious to live in eh Theres Indignant Citizen--say a lighthouse down to St Colrm as vou threw a stone at me just your boy now and may know an I know all about it barely missed me cause my brother was a keeper there Mr Grogan Ycu say he micsedyou Well twas uncommon resky work a Thats what1 understood myself to crettin to it to heo in wAih T- si remark fine days you could go a nigh it an It was not my boy Stray Stories ¬ - ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- pne of tlie Ball Room Miseries AVhich Enraged by the Killing of Her Calf Was there much damage to the li ¬ English Society CUrls Mnst She Deals Ont Death and Well all the rare brary by fire Entlurti Destruction books are well done now --Yonkera Statesman In any crowded Americn ball room A widely known and feared devil fish Ella I wouldnt marry the best women run the risk of having their has its headquarters in the northern StellaOI dresses torn but there is one inflic- Pacific mostly along the American man that ever lived course not Im engaged to him myr tion from which custom holds them coast especially affecting the Gulf Tit Bits safe That is the necessity of dancing of California This huge creature is self They say the sun Uncle Hiram with a man who wears spurs In Eng a mammal one of the great whale empire 3am d ahd for that matter on the family really a rorqual of medium never sets on the Britishnow And Hannah Doesnt it Aunt continent too a ball is hardly ever size and moderate yield of oil considered mart unless there are Only the elite of the Yankee whale- ¬ we have such magnificent sunsets over Puck present a f ew army oiTicersin uniform men dexterous and daring as are all here He Do you know when you walk all of them wearing spurs An Eng the tribe can hope to get to wind- ¬ She you move just like a poem lish girl now on a visit to this country ward of the diabolically cunning gi ¬ Ah do you really think expresses undying respect for the so- ants whom they abuse with such blushing so He Yes one foot always right cial law which prohibits spurs from fluent and frequent flow of pictur- ¬ Cleveland Leader entering a ball room Her rea esque profanity It is a peculiar char- ¬ after the other Alas said she Clashing Interests sons may bo found in the following acteristic of this animal that it seems Incident which she related to some ac ever on the alert scarcely exposing for that our interest should lie in difNone the less it was quaintances after having attended one moment its broad back above the ferent spheres aer first dance on an American floor sea surface when rising to spout and too true He was abaseball crank and Every girl of course remembers her generally traveling unlike all its con- ¬ ehe loved golf Cincinnati Enquirer jirst ball I am no exception but I geners not upon but a few feet be- ¬ What Else Could He Think Mr iave special reasons for remembering low the water Eor this reason and Pitt What do you think of the new the momentous occasion in my social in this fishery alone the whalers arm flour mill trust What Mr Penn career I wore a gown that looked like themselves with iron shafted har- ¬ do I think of the flour mill trust It j fleecy white cloud There were ruch poons in order to strike with greater is a grinding monopoly of course tngs of tulle on the bodice and volum- force and certaintv of direction a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph inous petticoats of tulle over the silk whale some distance beneath the sur- ¬ Did you From His Point of View skirt Here and there the shimmering face A standing order too among see the story of that fellow with only stuff was draped up with pink rose- ¬ them is never b3 am chance to in- ¬ 800 who succeeded in failing for 10 buds I may frankly say that I was jure a calf while the mother lives since 000 Sure What do you think of perfectly well satisfied with myself in such an act exposes all and sundry it Well I wouldnt like to do it Vhat gown A young man from Cam near the spot to imminent and violent myself but I would like to be able to da bridge told me that I looked as if I death Xeglect of this most neces it Chicago Evening Post had flown off a Waticau fan and I be- sary precaution or more probably ac- ¬ The Army Food How was the lieved him When my vanity reached cident once brought about a calamity food asked the chairman of the inthe point where I refused to dance that befell a fleet oC 11 American vestigation board Well replied the with any nuan who was not exactly six whaleships which had been engaged officer about the nearest thing I can feet high and an Adionis I went out to in the bowhead fishery among the compare it to is the stuff you get to eat supper My partner was a rosy ice floes of the Arctic Pacific In order when you are camping out with a sum cheeked cherub who was noted for his to waste no time they came south mer party Philadelphia North funny stories and as wc walked down when winter set in and by common American the long hall he was in the midst of consent rendezvoused in Margharita Perry I wisht Id of paid more atone of them I had my eyes and ears bay Lower California for a month or tention to tliis here war Wayworn so well occupied that I did not hear twos devil fishing What good would it do you Perry the clicking approach of a soldier and exceedingly abun ¬ The whales were Just this Id be goin around right sailed on my filmy skirt sweeping the dant that season and all the ships now as a wounded soldier from Cuby floor Suddenly I came to a halt were soon busy with as much blubber only I dunno which regiment to belong There was a stifled exclamation of as they could manage The ease with to It would be jist my luck to name something not exactly like a Christian which the whales were being obtained one of them outfits that never got ejaculation Then came a rain of however led to considerable careless awaj from home Cincinnati EnApologies and the spurred and booted nss and forgetfulness of the fact that quirer one went down on his knees to pickup the whale never changes its habits THE FUTURE OF ALASKA the shreds of my frock The whole One bright morning about three ove rskirt was torn froni waist to hem weeks after the opening of the sea- ¬ and hung by a thread from my belt son the whole flotiUa of 52 boats four May Be Sapped of All Resources and Then Thrown Avray Iillce a The rosebuds held secure and little from each ship had been lowered and Sucked Orange 1 rags of tulle fluttered from them were making their way as rapidly as Looked as if I htad been through a possible to the outlying parts of the Under the present conditions when bramible bush I couldnt scold and 1 great bay keeping a bright lookout the sea otter are destroyed the fur couldnt help feeling sorry for the un for fish Spreading out fan wise seal herd exterminated the native fortunate officer He was in a fight in they were getting more and more scat ¬ tribes starved to death the salmon the Soudan the other day but Im sure tered when about near the center of depopulated the timber cut and he didnt grow as white before the fire the fleet some one suddenly struck rivers the placer gold fields worked out of the mahdists as he did when he and got fast to a fish Hut hardlvhad Alaska is to be thrown away like a ruined my first ball gown Cleveland the intimation been given when some sucked orange There is no other pos Leader thing very like panic seized upon the sible end if we continueas we have becrowd In a moment or two the rea- gun We are not in Alaska for out BREAKING THE STRAIN son was apparent From some cause health and when we can no longer never definitely known a harpooner it llovr n Diprmiiccl Statesman Renewed had in striking a large cow whale exploit it we may as well abandon be But it maj be argued that it will ilie Memories of Yonth and transfixed her calf at her side with a very costly thing to foster all Qnietel His Aerves his harpoon killing it immediately Alaskas wide separated resources having- quietly satisfied and to give good government to all her A score of years ago there sat in the The mother herself that her offspring was really scattered villages and posts Further halls of congress a man who was noted dead turned upon her aggressors like onlybjt fcrhis dignity and reserve He rtfre a veritable demon of destruction and more all this outlay is repaidcorpora tne enricnmeni 01 private ly smiled and even his most intimate while carefully avoiding exposure of tions wno witn tne exception or tne friends never discovered in his con- her body to attack simply spread duct an evidence of that relaxation devastation among the flotilla When ¬ fur seal lessees pay no tribute to the government which is considered imperatively nec ever she rose to the surface it was Doubtless this is true Government essary to the health of mind and body but for a second to emit an expiration is a costly tiling and its benefits are One day he received a card of an of a lifting safety valve unequally distributed But the cost old playmate one whom in his child- like the hiss alwaysto destroy a boat would be less if we should treat other and almost hood he had indulged in many a romp resources as we have treated the fur nnd many a frolic He responded tc or complete tli destruction of one hopelessly damaged seal To lease the salmon rivers and the card by calling at the house desigEver- - blow was dealt with an ac- to protect the lessees in their right nated Tom he said I am so tired mind curacy and appearance of premedita- would be to insure a steady and large Por- income to the government with and body that it seems to me that 1 tion that filled the superstitious to the salmon canneries half of can carry the burden of life no longer tuguese who formed a good more sc greater profitwith the present concomes crews with dismay the than I must do something to break the the many bf them could only gues fusion and industrial war that strain on my nerves But admitting all this we should at the original cause of what was re Tom laughed Let me make a sug- ally going on The speed of the mon count the cost before accepting col-¬ gestion he said He took up a knife ster was so great that her almost si onies It is too late to do so when cut the cords that held a couple of multaneous appearances at pointi they have been once annexed If we bulky parcels and shook out a numbei widely separated made her seem ubiq- cannot afford to watch them to care of heavy carriage robes and rugs uitous and as she gave no chance for them to give them paternal rule touched a bell gave orders to have a whatever for a blow it certainly when no otiher is possible we do wrong roaring fire in the grate and to pro- looked as if all the boats would be de ¬ to hoist our flag over Govern- ¬ vide whatever was likely to be required stroyed seriatim Not content with ment by the people is them the ideal to be in the way of beverages for the entire dealing one- tremendous blow at a boat reached in all our possessions but evening He took his friend down tc and reducing it at once to a bundle there are naces of men laving under dinner When thej returned the fire of loose boards she renewed her at our flag as yet incapable of receiving was blazing brightly and the room had tentions again and again to the wreck the town meeting idea A raee of chil- ¬ that genial warmth so grateful to a age as if determined that the destruc dren must be treated as children a weary mind and body The lights vere tion should be complete Utter de- race of brigands as brigands and extinguished the door was locked and moralization had seized even the vet ¬ whatever authority controls either word was sent to the office that num erans and escape was the only thought must luave behind it the force of arms was out The friend spread governing all action But the distance ber Alaska has made individuals rich robes and rugs on the floor in front to shore was great and the persist but the government has yet to get the its of the grate ence and vigor of the f uriousleviathan money back But whether colonies Do you remember he said with a so far from diminishing seemed to in pay or not it is essential to the in ¬ smile crease as the terrible work went on tegrity of the United States itselif that I At last two boats did succeed in reach- ¬ our control over them should not Indeed I do was the response be a remember the evenings and evenings ing the beach at a point where itsloped source of corruption and waste It that you and I lay on the big rug be very prradually The crews had hardly maj- - be that the final loss of her fore the fire leaped overboard to run their craft colonies mismanaged for two cen- ¬ off slippers and up high and dry when close behind turies will mark the civil and moral Coats and boots lounging jackets donned they dropped them in the shallows foamed and rolled awakening of Spain Let us hope that on the rugs before the grate and went their relentless enemy jnst too late to the event will not mark a civil and back over the path of life to the days reach them Out of the large number moral lapse in the nation which re- of their boyhood cracked nuts and of well equipped boats that left the ceives Spains bankrupt assets David ate apples by the light of the logs in hips that morning only these two es Starr Jordan in Atlantic the fireplace caped undamaged and the loss of the liilced Poets Every night for a week found these seasons work was irremediable Over King Ben Bolt of the Cannibal is ¬ statesmen in identically the same 50 men were badly injured and six lands Yes my dear sir place and engaged in the same amuse one of whom was the unhappj origin after a famous song my I was named wifes name ment Xear the end of the time his of the whole trouble were killed out ¬ is Annie Laurie call her Laurie for friends were remarking how much bet- right The triumphant avenger of shorts She will be delighted ter he was looking and what had he her slain offspring disappeared as There was a poet here some with you time agodone to produce such a change silentlj-- as she had carried en her whom she liked very much Visiting with my old friend was dealy warfare as far as could Poet who the 011I3 reply he made and the old be known unhurr and with an Indeed Was is visiting the islands he a noted verse writer friend and he exchanged many a smile accumulated hoard of experience Ah yes He was the poet Laurie and a glance over their way of visiting rhat would if possible render her more ate Up to Date X Y Ledger of a devil to any unsuspecting whale ¬ An Immense Sun Dial men who should hereafter have the A Wise Doctor An immense sun dial certainly the Fuller Dr Xomad told- Tibby that misfortune to meet with and attack largest in the world ds at Hayon herself drugs would not help liis complaint her than she had proved crippled to be Hooroo a large promontory extend- already Dejected and the and recommended oiitdoor exercise fleet lost no time in getting away ing 3000 feet above the Aegean sea on a wheel as being the best thing for from fhe spot and fleeing north to San As the sun swings around the shadow him of refit for other and onethis mountain it touches one bv Butler The doc is simple to throw Francisco there tofishing grounds a circle of islands which act asT more profitable business away like that hour marks N Y Sun he charges Cornhill Magazine Oh I dont know Long on Repartee double rates for surgical visits Trne Witnesses The Hired Help Say this here ice Truth Mrs Farmside Joshua ths tramps you have been leavin is five or ten have robbed our clothesline again pounds short every mornm Married the Best Man Joshua How do yer know its The Iceman Sure its the burnin During the present centurj seven beven recorded in the tramps glances of them lovely blue eyes instance have that Becaiise they-have isles in wrhicht the bride has taken eyery melts it before I kin git to the house British towels--Judgething but the Cincinnati Enquirer married the best man by mistake ¬ V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v - V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - V ¬ ¬ ¬ - al-rea- dj- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 4 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- T 4 4 t4ii o THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER LABOR SAVING 11 1898 0 J4 vcu rrx v9 tivniw i flRWh- - - ii VlfcjtliJV WWW3t v iii flmvum rftJras --i w Wi DAIRY MANAGEMENT Blow to Keep the Cows in a Prime Condition of Ileal tli ami In ¬ sure Pecuniary Success Twice each day 14 times ench week our cows are driven from the field to the stable during- pasture season and milked each cow tied in her own stall und fed a supplementary ration of grain bxit not a balanced one except that it aids digestion and assimilation with pasture consumed during the day This grain ration is made up largely of bran with 25 per cent of chop added We do not feed grain for the purpose of quieting our cows but for the specific purpose of obtaining revenue and al - Avays feel a degree as good judgment permits that it pays to do it in such NC Our cows are driven quietly to and from field which is not far nor should it be distant We saw a man go one mile to a rented pasture to milk This was on the right side of economy as against driving cows the distance to und from pasture We fear some of our dairymen are not sufficiently carefal during the summer in caring for stables keeping them cleanly and re- ¬ moving dally some of the products that Eveiy soon produce noisome odors should be kept absolutelj clean thing The loss of Cuba means to Spain the loss of Already her tax ridden people are crying for bread In the same way the loss of your once vigHahitually Penniless Account orous appetite means poverty and starvation to your body If any reader of this paper A misguided individual went to Apia One cf the things that have been most wishes to be as hungry again as when a child The barn portrayed herewith is built we not long ago Most individuals may helpful to me in the course of my life said and wants to fully enjoy hearty meals Bitupon a large scale holding 100 tons of has been my lack of tat can recommend Hostetters Stomach jMr Clumsy by hav The extreme measurements are be regarded as essentially misguided¬ This may seem like a contradiction but it is ters It cures indigestion dyspepsia and constipation sketched 00 by 90 feet The center or who go to Samoa without having com- really very simple I have always fancied that I could attend A A is about 24 feet wide pleted their arrangements for going main part Revenue for other people but and TG feet long by 24 high and is further without loss of time or else to business any tact about myall rightthat isI Clearly it was advisable to go to war never had own filled with hay from tiie ground up coming back but this was a glaring about my personal relations with people I But how about revenue ventured the a a a a are self feeding chutes 4 feet instance The individual brought with¬ always bungle them whenever 1 attempt to courtly Sir Godfrey a triple combi- do anything Revenue repeated the queen lightly Thus if I have a misunderwide extending the whole length and him a merry-go-roun- d the mel- ¬ standing or difference with anybody about T have but to stamp my foot and abundant height of the main part opened about nation of the wooden horses peanut anything and I set about straightening it revenue will be forthcoming 3 feet on the outside at bottom the ancholy hand organ and the out I cant possibly do it except in one way It will be observed that in those days side of the chute next to the hay is roaster all embraced in a gaudy sign I have to go at it flat footed I havent any there was no stamping of bank cheeks vac- ¬ American Steam more diplomacy cination certificates board say left open at different distances from Riding reading TheWith this triplet moreover besidesthan a stone image And nothing of cigarettesor chewing gum to De- ¬ being clumsy about it I and keg pilsener Garllery am pretty to of attractions the proprietor expected things that sure to say too much say say troit Journal it isnt necessary to In amusemena large amount of coin from the other words I havent any tact at all Deafness Cannot Be Cured t-loving And at first this was a great drawback to by local applications as they cannot reach islanders r i r after made a There was every kind of hitch in get ¬ me But didnt awhile I my tact discovery the diseased portion of the ear There is 0 f that if I exercise I shouldnt one way to and that ting the machinery put up the track make any mistakes by it and following that only constitutional cure deafness Deafness is s i by remedies is a J a would not ballast level the boiler course for a time I came to a realization of caused by an inflamed condition of the muwould not boil water the steam en- the fact that theres a great lot of things cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When c b up against in life which may this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling gine would not go and the opening that we run at the be irritating time that are however imperfect hearing and when performance was continually being not worth squabbling over at all whether a sound or closed deafness is the result it is entirely ¬ postponed until repairs could be ef- mans got tact or not and I was sure to unless the inflammation can be taken and out fected The only man on the beach make a mess of these things if I tried to do and this tube restored to its normal conthem why I dont try I dition hearing will be destroyed forever who understood such machinery was anything about go simply let em nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh i in jail for arson having set fire to And thats what Ive been doing now for which is nothing but an inflamed condition the foreign church Some of the res- years not bothering about every little trifle of the mucous surfaces but letting We Avill give One Hundred Dollars for any idents felt a little nervous when he ering aboutthe little things go and not bothem at paying attention ease of Deafness caused by catarrh that man to them whatsoeverall And so nohave was leased to the merry-go-roun- d I cured even though it did add a shilling a day enabled to preserve my equanimity been cannot becirculars by Halls Catarrh Cure and Send for free to the municipal revenue for it was avoid all useless wear and tear and thus my F J Cheney Co Toledo 0 of Sold by Druggists 75c feared that he might slip away from lackme tact has finally proved most helpful to b in Halls Family Pills are the best the fat half caste policeman detailed But I have to keep a watch all the time something BAN MERRY-GO-ROUN- D IN SAMOA CLUMSYBYS LACK OF TACT II II1IM Wkat Cubas Loss Means to Spain the very sustenance of the nation ¬ It Ih Conveniently Arranged for Place Where Fanning Is Con ¬ ducted on a Large Scale The One Sided Snccecas of a Cheap Show Anions a People Who Are He Had a PhilosophioZSIethod of Turn ins This Lack to His Own 4SI0P ¬ toujliiiM Every cough makes your throat more raw and irritable Every Cease tearing your throat cough congests the lining membrane of your lungs I ¬ i -- f- and lungs in this way Put the parts at rest and give them a chance to heal You will need some help to do this and you will find it in ¬ ¬ ¬ fc z 11 ¬ ¬ Cherr Pectoral From the first dose the quiet and rest begin the tickling in the throat ceases the spasm weak- ¬ ens the cough disap- ¬ pears Do not wait for pneumonia ana con sumption but cut short your cold without delay Br Ayers Cherry Pec-¬ toral Plaster should he over the lungs of every per¬ son troubled with a cough i I J I I 1 u and everjr stain dusted with gypsum or Avhat is almost as good common road io t0 bottom so that as hay is fed ut tihere will be openings further dust Almost daily our stalls are swept and down The hay runs down to within the the walk behind treated likewise so about 2 feet of the bottom ainfloor upon chute where it rests that they present a tempting place for which is the bottom of the manger the cows to go to eat and rest while C about 2 feet CCC they are speedily pailed We advocate yond the running out the chute ISbe B outside of rapid milking- when done in a masterly C C and G are each 14 feet wide way In iy time a burlap cover closed np at the rear is thrown over a cow In B B are marked Cseparate stalls C but can be vhich are absent while milking her and she stands per ¬ arranged accordinginto circumstances fectly quiet and cannot use her tail to There is however the annoyance of the milker Udders with or without so room left behind that a team and teats are dusted before milking wagon can be driven through and for thus avoiding foreign substances get cleaning barn E and D may be Used ting into the milk which we consider a ery important At once after cows are for younger stock for extra car6 F 10 by 12 feet G milked they are turned out to avoid is a box stall about soiling the trench We are poor au thority on kicking cows The best way to break them is not to have them ffi 1 Kicking cows are we think the result of poor handling and training George E Scott in National Stockman ¬ - THIE GROUND PLAN ¬ ¬ HAULING CORN FODDER Description of a Sled That Is Easier and Far More Convenient Than Any Wngon p- M FRONT AND END VIEWS A handy sled for hauling corn fodder from the field to the rick or barn is shown herewith ijmore within a foot of the shock push the shock over with a pitchfork and the man on the sled takes hold of the top and pulls while the man witlh the fork pushes I begin loading at the front end and fill one side then filltlie other Then drive to where it is wanted and set the shocks off whole This mehod is better than stacking as Itfloes rol break up or waste it I svasst toihaul far easier and a wagon Idrive convenient than Tt is w -- The numbers repre- ¬ sents doors of different width some of which could be dispensed with or others added according to circum- ¬ stances 2 3 9 and 10 are each about feet wide hung upon rollers 11 5 C 7 and 15 are 10 feet wide 1 is about 12 feet hung upon hinges S 8 12 13 and 14 may be quite small If desired a gangway in front of the mangers ma3 be made 3 feet wide and about G feet high as represented by dotted lines b b b b with door at 4 and a small chute made across manger at intervals through which to feed grain The elevations as shown bjr the smaller cuts are the end views Doors 6 and 7 correspond to 1 2 3 4 5 same figures in the ground plan the The outside shed is about 10 feet high by 14 feet wide extending clear round the main part with the excep ¬ tion of the one end Below where the roof of the addition strikes the main part the inside need not be boarded up tight along the chutes and by being well braced will dis- ¬ pense with all boarding except the outside kFarm and Home Is a feed room to watch him and might set else on fire Those were great days for the idle Samoans of Apia for as soon as the machinery had been patched up and looked to be in running order it was necessary to give it a test and that meant a free ride for all the idlers in the neighborhood At last the machinery was tinkered together the horses were made to go around the organ would play during part of the shw at least and the shrill wThistle of the peanut roaster rose above the loud chatter of all the Samoans who had gathered from miles up and down the coast to see the kifanga or jugglery as they call anything in the way of amusement It was sixpence to ride and every island er old and young had to have sixpence Never before had the white residents had such golden opportunities to buy freslx vegetables Eggs were a drug on the market and the natives tried cajolery and tricks of all sorts to get the small coin wliich would procure them the right to career slowly around the circle astride a diminutive wTooden steed The show became a great nuisance bj1- attracting all the idle and worthless natives from far and near It even got into the region of the higher politics when towns in rebel districts sought to get a safe conduct to come into Apia to ride on the horses of which the knowledge spread far and wide The disaffected charged it up as an other item against King Malietoa that he shut them out from this civilizing spectacle simply because he wras afraid of them But with all this the proprietor of the great moral sfrow was not happy He had a large free list of those whe brought wood and water for the en gine and those who had gratuitoxislj assisted in putting the machinery ip place or said that they had done so But it was like drawing teeth to get the sixpences After a few days he had to bisect his rates and give two ¬ ¬ N Y Sun First Theater Goer Mrs De Style who went on the stage after a divorce scandal From the Evening Crescent Appleton Wis has failed to maKe expenses Second Theater Goer Well it wasnt A remarkable cure from a disease which has generally wrecked the lives of children much of a scandal anyhow N Y Weekly and left them in a condition to which death itself would be preferred has attracted a To California great amount of attention amon the resiAttention is called to the excellent servdents of the west end of Appleton The case is that of little Willard Creech ice of the North Western Line to Califorson of Richard D Creech a well known nia and the favorable rates which have employe of one of the large paper mills in been made for single and round trip tickthe Fox River Valley The lad was attacked ets for this seasons travel Best accomby spinal disease and his parents had given modations in first class or tourist sleeping up all hope of his ever being well again cars which run through every dajr in the when as by a miracle hewas healed and is year Personally conducted tourist car parties every week to California and now in school as happy as any of his mates Oregon Choice of a large number of Mr Creech the father of the boy who different routes without extra charge 1062 Second Street Appleton resides at Particulars cheerfully given upon appliWisconsin told the following story cation to agents Chicago North Western Ry or connecting lines Small Capital A FATHERS STORY ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Write to the Doctor TJnnsual opportunities and long ex ¬ perience eminently qualify us for civinpj you medical advice Write fresly all the particulars in your case Tell us wliat your experience has been with our Cherry Pectoral Ton will receive a prompt roply without cost Addres3IR J C AYER jjoweii aiass ¬ A Frigrid Combine Theres the coldest deal yet snapped the hardware dealer to his head clerk Theyre getting up a refrigerator trust Detroit Free Press Dropsy treated free by Dr H IT Greens Sons of Atlanta Ga The greatest dropsy specialists in the world Bead their adver- ¬ tisement in another column of this paper Bright Student Statesman Professor in medical college What is the first thing you do in case of a cold Sneeze i Whats that - ¬ ¬ sir Yonkers - - ¬ inches at butt four feet four inches apart Cross pieces are ten feet long hickory poles hewn down about square aud ibolted to runners The ruiiners wautto be braced strong in front so ithey wont pull together The boards are 16 feet outside picees four by four ilaehes to add strength Runners have tAVOrinch holes bored in them for stakes which are of hickory The irant anes fit tight but -the back ones xuue loose so they maj- be removed when putting the last slicck on J-- 1C Miuhhaord in Farm and Home lem If theyield from the creamery is poor especially in quality the man ager should investigate and if the fault lies with the butter maker he should secure another one as good men can be Secured rf reasonable salaries are paid lf the iault is with the patrons it wllllbe more difficult to remedy but firmness attlhe weigh can will usually bring about the desired change Pack aes Should ibemeat and clean and put nip iin aaooudance with the demands of it he ima Uket Uhe safest package for ana- - Minnesota creameries is the 56 piMtnd ash tub The bulk of the goods goes to New Yoik By combining and HINTS FOR DAIRYMEN ihiijpping in carloads a saving of ten Eiojiat depend on beauty of form ia ceents pea icwt cam be effected If you the selection of the good dairy cow ihave a giood commission house do not akwac Oneamong the best butter cowas ihea we lit Investigate new firms care we eaer possessed was of undeniable fully ieven before shipping a trial lot serub origin and exceedingly angular 1 do siot Uke theidea of having one man WMLe agreat many people fiud fault to hasulle tihe butjter on a salary I with the JQevon on account of their long would divide shipments several times¬ they have proven themselves aud maike oareful comparisons of re horns a good baaf cattle besides they have turns GOnsideiriug not only the price bu the weight It would be well for excellent auilking qualities cicameirjss to send their secretary or Jn the JEJgin district there are prob ¬ manager to study the market to which ably produced 100000 pounds of but ¬ they fihap Beware of tempting offers ter per day which wxnild require 2500 from outside houses or wholesale gro000 pounds of milk and a loss xf ten cers aad wever ship to cents per hundred would mean a Joss of investigating referencesthem without carefully 1000J00 a 2500 per day or nearly -- Most Important Problem go out blizzardy days and get it from I use four horses abreast on of the Dairy thcfield a good ways it for the field is hilly and Hickory After five years experience I And to haul Dimensions are 18 feet long and six that this tis a most important prob- ¬ runner poles ¬ SliED FOR HAULING CORNFGBUDFER every shock of my corn up aaul set it off around the lots so I wont shave to MARKETING BUTTER A MinneNatn Man Considers Tliln the ridies for sixpence Even at that he was forced to stop running every evening and finailjr got down to two performances a week It is safe to say that he will never forget his disastrous attempt to be a purveyor oi amusement to a people habitually pen niless The month of his exhibition was surely run at a loss and he had an unexpected bill for repairs When he set up his horses in Apia they were really a fine collection of well groomed little steeds Each one had a flowing mane and a ruffled tail in color corresponding to the coat oi paint with which the body was ornamented Through all the ages Sa moa had been waiting for something of that sort- - All the old men then cany a flyflapper of fiber tied on c stick It is a badge of office with some and with all it is a great convenience for dispersing flies crawling between the bare shoulder blades By the time the show was ready to pack up and move along to more appreciative re gions two things had happened the connection between which was any thing but remote Not a single one of the wooden horses was left with as much as a solitary hair to mark the former site of mane or tail and most of the elderly Samoans were flapping away the flies with horsehair flap pers Samoa is hoping for the coming cf another outfit of the wooden horses with real hair trimmings ST Y Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ To Cure a Cold In One Day He Goes to School Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Our boy was absolutely helpless His lower limbs were paralyzed and when we druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c- used electricity he could not feel it below Xot every boy who has his picture taken his hips Finally we let the doctor go as ho holding a fiddlccan play Washington la did not seem to help our son and we nearly gave up hope Finally my mother who lives Democrat in Canada wrote advising the use of Dr Wil I am entirely cured of hemorrhage of liams Pink Pills for Pale People and I lungs by Piso s Cure for Consumption bought some This was when our boy had been on the Louisa Lindaman Bethany Mo Jan 8 9i stretcher for an entire year In six weeks apoth Some of the after taking the pills we noted signs of vi- eary sells is a highest priced stuff theGolden drug on the market tality in his legs and in four months he was Days able to go to school It is two years since he took the first of Surely the best thing out is St Jacobs Oil the pills and he is at school now iust as happy and well as any of the other children It for Rheumatism was nothing else in the world that saved the The weather prognosticator is himself a boy than Dr Williams Pink Pills storm center L A W Bulletin One Thinp Needful Cant work Stiff and What we need in this country howled Use St Jacobs Oil work tosore from cold morrow the political orator is an elastic currency A package is Right you are mister interrupted a express purposeusually done up well for an Golden Days man near the door something that will Etretch a mans income s8 as to make both Keep on youll learn the best cure for ends meet Chicago Evening News Neuralgia is St Jacobs Oil Not the Dame Bnggs It is said that Dame Fortune STORIES OF RELIEF knocks once at every mans door Jaggs Well it was her daughter Mis Fortune who called on me Boston Traveler Two Letters to Mrs Pinkham ¬ ¬ ¬ What casi you pay for an Or ¬ gan Write and tell us Dont be afraid Youll have an Estey yes an Estey before you know Estey Organ Co Brattleboro Vt SHOOT ¬ WINCHESTER 10ADED HOT ftUN SHELLS IV 111 i Vt Ht w BMHfSfeflkBB Used byAujhe bampionShots rd for 152 page Illustrated Qtalogue Winchester Repeating Vbms 180 WNCM5TRAve New Haven Conn W l ¬ The Cheap Cynic -- The number of people who speak English said the Amateur Statistician is now 116000000 It is a wonder said the Cheap Cynic some of them do not get on the stage Cincinnati N in Mrs Jomr WnxiAiis Englishtovcn fke Jim Name ona Postal J writes Enquirer ¬ ¬ ¬ j The Chinese Family One of the most striking elements in Chinese life is its solidary As is well known the family has- a much larger function than with us The marriage - yt ¬ jyear Orange Jud Farmer - I 7 wfeed its cauch milk as twjet ordinary ones wdiile iihfi one will cost but half as much as the two for keeping In the latter case the profit all goes m keeping the extra cow It we would prosper we must Jceepiour wits awake Skip one feeding period after the caif Is removed so it will luive a good appe tite thea give xrom three to four pints of whole mihe fresh from the cow it will then drink without the finger Feedonly twice a duj and the fi rs t wee k ¬ One really g cvod cow will furnish as mothgrjniJkfresliyestcrn Dont Worry the Cow A rough quick tempered man should never be tolerated around the cow stable The cow loves ouietjude Anv disturbance which excites her lessens if jt does not stop the secretion and flow of milk It is very easy for an employe by kicking and beating a cow just be¬ fore or while he is milking to lessen her milk flow by one half Thi is called holding up the milk It ia really a prevention of milk secretion and the milk thus io sir does not come down at any subsequent milking Uural World mother rules the generations with rod of iron X Y Sun Of Two of a son does not break in upon the family life but enlarges it the daughter-in-law becoming incorporated in the family of her husband Several generations may be welded together in one home the authority of the elders becoming the more absolute with time Growing old is certainly robbed in China of some of the terrors it has among us The older a man grows the more weight is accorded to his wisdom A girl may be worse than valueless a young wife is the hapless Southern Wheat servant of her mother-in-laCorn Mixed a but Oats No 2 white mother is sure of honor which inRve No 2 western creases with the years and a grand CATTLE First quality HOGS w ¬ ¬ taking your remedies I was so weak that I couldhardiy walk across the floor without falling I had womb trouble tilating apparatus Detroit Journal and such a bearing down feeling also An Atchison bride has particularly good suffered with my back and limbs pain luck in cooking einoe abft lost her cook book in womb inflammation of the bladder Ateuisoa Globe piles and indigestion Before I had taken one bottle of Lydia E Pinkhams THE MARKETS Vegetable Compound I felt a great deal 10 better and after taking two and one Cincinnati Nov LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 3 00 et 3 75 half bottles and half a box of your 4 25 3 95 Select butchers Liver Pills I was cured If more would 5 85 Qu 6 50 CALVES Fair to good light 3 35 3 00 HOGS Common take your medicine they would not 3 40 3 3J Mixed packers have to suffer so much 3 40 3 iO Licht shippers 3 75 3 5 SHEEP Choice Mrs Joseph Peterson 513 Eaet- St 5 10 4 75 LiAMBS Warren Pa writes 2 45 On 2 70 FLOUR Winter family 67 GRAIN Wheat No2rednew Dear Mrs Pinkham I have suf-¬ 64 No3red 355 fered with womb trouble over fifteen Corn No 2 mixed 27Vi Oats No 2 years I had inflammation enlarge ¬ 57 Rye No 2 ment and displacement of the womb 50 HAY Prime to choice 9 25 PROVISIONS Mess pork I had the backache constantly also 4 774 Lard headache and was so dizzy I had 14 12J4 BUTTER Choice dairy 24 Prime to choice creamery heart trouble it seemed as though my 3 50 3 25 APPLES Choice to fancy heart was in my throat at times chok ¬ 1 50 40 POTATOES Per bbl ing me I could not walk around and CHICAGO 3 50 3 30 FLOUR Winter patent I could not lie down for then my heart C6 65 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring 64i OlJo 3 J4 would beat so fast I would feel as though I was smothering I had to CORN No 2 24 OATS No2 sit up in bed nights in order to breathe 8 05 8 03 FORK mcss 5 00 4 92J LARD Steam I was so weak I conld not do any NEW YORK thing 3 90 3 80 FLOUR Winter patent I have now taken several bot- ¬ 75Ja WHE AT No 2 red tles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable 39 CORN No 2 mixed n RYE Compound and used three pack- ¬ 3V OAiS Mixed ages of Sanative Wash and can say 9 95 9 75 PORK New mess 5 90 LARD Western t I am perfectly cured I do not think BALTIMORE I could have lived long iJ Mrs Pink ¬ 0 00 5 FLOUR Farailv hams medicine had not helped me 71 54 GRAIN Family Some housewives are so busy they seem to be trying to create the atmosphere of home by agitation on the principle of a ven- ¬ - Dear Mrs Pinkham I cannot to tell you how I suffered before beg-- A Natupai Biaok by Dllflfr BUblUIl feifilllQBti nvlrtm9 x yiirfEfl U U m iiiIUI Co Price 50 conta of all druggists or R P Hall Nashua NH READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAYING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS 1 Is the only sure cure in the world for Chronic TTI ScrofUIon Ulcer VarJ ever Sore and all iec1JlceMGanarrSnS never fails expense and snfferinct Draws out all oon Saves Best salve for Abicesuci Pile Cures and all Fresh Wound By mail suialS C3c Book free J jf CO St J oial Miaa AILEN KEDIOISi Sold toy BruffKlst cerBone Ulcers Xe S ¬ i Or Will F KflEERSOK 124 Government Place duenna ti treatmentiiVee- A N K -- All Kinds PRiNfursic Dr U ii - D RO PS YY DVC0VEY uBggS E ttenfc O l - CO 66 37 30 i WHEN WRITIKa ED AlBVSJBrMSsiS plea state tkatyon wtry it Adverier 1734 71J4 374 30J4 57M 4 00 4 20 a Plowman Evils Volunteer At first we thought that nothing- could be worse than the army nation FriendWell what was worse When we didnt get it Judged -- Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE 4 10 4 03 67 32J4 Yi THE MORE YOU SAY THE LESS PEOPLE REMEEVIBER OIME WITH YOU aoosasu a this papev ti o e iB W r -- FLOUR-W SGRAIN-Wheat-- No inter Datcnt 2 - Corn rMixed r Oats Mixed POP-K Mess red r 4 4 00 67 w 9M 27 - LARD Steam a 75 SAPOLIO sses ssssasat tr l p I 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 L898 November yoir 1 IK V- - The fact is that we have too many goods for tfiis season of the year and we have taken this means oi disposing of them Via rA of the bargains 7J Come and ge r4 3 i 348 For a good sized Calico Com Mens and Boys Mackintoshes For an extra heavy Chinchilla Wrapper Flaimettes latest Fall 25 cents each double texture with cape worth fort worth 75 cents Overcot well made worth 500 Styles worth 10 cents Ladies Ecru and white satin 98 cents per pair pants 250 hand fleeced vests and For Ladies calf skin shoes in worth 39 cents 675 each si 4 For the best quality of Beaver button worth 125 and Kersey Overcoats all colors 25 cents each 15 cents per yard 15 cents 3 for 10 cents For Shirts and Drawers in Per pair for heavy duck shuck every one worth 1000 Wool Flanuels white red and Clarks O X T Spool Cotton White Merino well worth 40 cts ing mittens worth 25 cents gray worth 25 cents 200 per pair Ladies Capes and Jackets For the best calf skin and grain In abundant lots capes all of leather high topped shoes in the 148 per pair this seasons styles at low figures city ents per pair Mens double half tapped soled 45 cents per pair 15 cents each Cloaks that were over at Mens ri wool extra heavy soxs For the best oil tanned calf 50 cents on the 1carried and ex¬ Ladies Ecru or White Vests calf boots worth 200 Call worth 35 cents shucking gloves worth 75 cents amine these offers and Pants worth 25 cents i cents per yard each ¬ --- 150 each 50 cents Your choice of any Calico in the house at 3 1 2 cents per yard a limit of 20 yds to the customer none sold to merchants article reduced to a closing out price which will only prevail during this sale Call and see for In every department you will find each sa ou money yourself if you are m need of a bill We will v - - -- - Xcuis -- 25iXois33LiQ lO miloLiia ily Servants We were a family of 8 occasionally of 10 or 12 says Prince Kropotkin in He Has a Weakness For an Army of Fam BTOXtltXS Advertisement J L03XJ3VE aL3r - ITVEiaa m ES jMwiTratVSrfaswcaaiajis- mnmiiimi if m The Leading Specialists of America Bm iii 20 YEARS m IN OHIO k 250000 Cured ECURESTRSCTU REII Thousands of younc ami middle ascd men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously Ihey may ha e a smart ing sedation small twisting stream sharp cuttingpairsat times slight dis-¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak orsan emissions and all the SYinitoni3 of nervous debility they have ST1UC TCItE Dont let doctors experiment on you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will re-turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricturo tissue henco removes the stricturo permanently It can never return No pain no suffer¬ ing no dotention from business by our method Thesexualorgansarostrength ened The nerves are invigorated and tho bliss of manhood returns The Atlantic cow and half as many more in the country were considered not one too many Four coachmen to attend a dozen horses three cooks for the masters and two more for the servants a dozen men to wait upon us at dinner time one man plate in hand standing behind each person seated at the table and girls innumerable in the maidservants room but how could any one do with less than this Besides the ambition of every landed proprietor was that everything required for his household should be made at Mos- ¬ but 50 servants at GREENBACKS or Government Money At close of our Civil War in 1865 Yob ir e Cordia there appeared in the London Times the following If that mischievous financial pol-¬ icy which had its origin in the North American Republic during the late Civil War in that country should be- ¬ come indurated down to a fixture then that government will furnish its money without cost It will have all the money that is necessary to carry home by his own men on its trade and commerce It will How nicely your piano is always become prosperous beyond precedent tuned I suppose Herr Schimmel must in the history of civilized nations of one of the visitors be your tuner the world The brain and wealth of would remark To be able to answer I have my all countries will go to North America own piano tuner was in those times THAT GOVERNMENT MUST BE the correct thing What beautiful pastry the guests would exclaim when a work of art composed of ices and pastry appeared Confess toward the end of the dinner prince that it comes from Tremble the fashionable pastry cook It is my own confectioner a pupil of Tremble whom I have allowed to show what he can do was the reply whioh elicited general admiration To have embroideries harnesses fur- ¬ niture in fact everything made by ones own men was the ideal of the rich and respected landed proprietor Bismarck as Dr Jeltyll No greater contrast could possibly be INSPECT THE HANDSOME LINE OF -- e try Hats Notions 4 t i ECURE GLEET Thousands of young and middle aged men arc having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis-¬ ease They are frequently unconscious of tho cause of these symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail- mg Manhood Nervousness foor JMem ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen- ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE Dont H may be the cause have no consult family experience in doctors as they these special disease dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialisto who have made a life study of Disease of Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi- ¬ tively euro you One thousand dollars for a cace we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure DESTROYED OR IT WILL DE- ¬ STROY EVERY MONARCHY ON THIS GLOBE The famous Hazzard circular to capitalists in New York and the Buell Bank circular to United StatesJBank ers both emanating from London arid the fabulous corruption fund raised in England and Germany estimated at 1500000 were the agents that se- ¬ cured the closing of our mints against silver EVER DISPLAYED IN PARIS Not alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend to give the people the benefit of buying them at less price than other stores can offer - k SEE OUR NEW AND MAMMOTH STOCK OF basalt- - t 1 t j4 y TrBrra n nrpno m si CURES GUARANTEED VARICOCELE treat and cure EMISSIONS SYPHILIS GLEET SElKJiT blUUiUili lMPUTEM DISCHARG ¬ DRAINS UNNATURAL ES KTDNEY and BLADDER Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If unable to call write for We ni IRS lis Kenedy Kergam 122 W FOURTH STREET QUESTION BLANK TREATMENT for HOME Pt uUa 2 y y C1HCINKATI M f4 gUM fi O J a ti ST Jj i BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO i DETROIT All Points in Michigan imagined than that which existed between the Bismarck of private life and the Bismarck of politics In the home circle writes a correspondent who knew him well he was perfectly charming easy going and good natured He was passionately fond of children and I have seen him over and over again have a game with the little ones of his gardener who were very familiar with him and would not hesitate to climb upon his knee Once when his gardeners little girl died the great statesman went to con dole with inin He was dreadfully up set and while holding the poor fathers hand burst into tears for he was very fond of the child He kissed the littlo corpse and himself placed a bunch of roses in its hand He was always eager to assist his poorer neighbors and enjoyed chatting with them oa all subjects but politics These he never men tioned London Chronicle ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The walk into my parlor policy of England during and since the Spanish War is the latest evidence of English Diplomacy in shaping the destiny of the United States Govern- ¬ ment Notwithstanding the famine price of wheat the Spanish War and fabu- ¬ lous expenditures of money by our government during the past year gold has increased in value eleven per cent and all other values decreased in the same proportion For a thorough understanding of the money question or silver issue the Cincinnati Enquirer has uniformly given evidence of its ability to teach explain and produce all facts and truth It is a paper that ought and can be read by all classes with pleasure and profit boEm ma XJNTGr y See our beautiful styles in Mens Boys and Childrens Shirts and Underwear Largest stock nd best quality in Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money saving prices New and novel effects in Dress Goods and Silks Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New palicoes Outing Cloths Wrapptr ¬ ing wunis velvets ruuuy rtiuuuns xiusiy vuriajiis jui TT nnrl IrAroTiiAf all hpst mntofi rf Hni cMa in nnlnrs nnrl white Gloves for Men Ladies and Children Gloves in Leather Kid and Wool Carpets Oil Cloths Matting Call and see with your own eyes and you will acknowledge that Come once and vou will come back we are the peoples friends again they all do because we give our customers honest goods at honest prices Dont forget our Merchant Tailoring Department Snts made to order aDd a perfect fit guaranteed TT nrJtTvirnv LiCK MM Tjirden Flowers jHtftl I ¬ BLUE GRASS NURSERIES CHICAGO K fc Tlio Professors Wisdom White City Special Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel The stern professor of the feminine preparatory school sat at his desk trying to unravel a knotty problem when a fluffy haired miss of 16 approached Please sir she began in a tremu¬ ¬ BOSTON - If f it this afternoon Now the old man had not forgotten the days of his youth neither was he a SBuEett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping fool and looking over his spectacles he Cars slowly said Cars Private Compartment Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars So you want to go riding with your brother do you By the way is this JBesure your tickets read via BIG brother of yours any relation to you FPUR Chicago News Wagner Sleeping Cars lous voice will you grant me permission to go out riding with my brother ¬ Every hing for Orchard Lawn and Fruit and Ornamental trees hrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits Ihnbarb Asparagus and all stock rown m Nurseries Prices reasonable as we employ no Agents Descriptive catalogue on application to ¬ FAXjXj 1398 JuLJiJi KJm BOUHBONS BIG SEST BAHGAIN 8 RINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS CIg317TiIT WKO V 1 NEW YORK Phone III F HILLENMEYER 279 CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD Lexington Ky CRAWFORD BROS 3i3333i3f Mim Dissolution Hotice BUGKNER TOBACCO RAILROAD TIME CARD L N R R aii FifbaSts Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIN o Mccormick ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Gen Pass t Tkt Agt Cincinnati O v T n H Landman M D io 503 3 5SvOhio v71il he at the Windsor Hotel W Ninth Street Cincinnati Paris 333 p m 627 p m the household so very young men mar ¬ ry women several years older than From Richmond 505 a m 740 a 328 p m themselves as girls are less experienced From Maysville 742 a m 325 p in housework In the lower and mid- ¬ dle classes women are always helped DEPARTURE OF TRAINS last and may not sit down unbidden in To Cincinnati 515 am 751 a the presence of the men 340 p m There are only 3 842 left of theAinoa To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a 545 p of Japan the Indians of that coun ¬ To Richmondm 1014 p m 1108 a in 543 p try Nearly all of them live on the 1016 p m northern island of Yezo To Maysville 750 a in 635 p m Servian Marriages From Cincinnati 1058 a in 538 p Servian men do not marry for love m 1010 p m but to secure an additional worker for From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Your work promptly answered reasonable solicited Prices HOUSE AND LOT AND m m m m m The undersigned composing the firm OUSE CO Reed Laundry have this of Haggard day Junp 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolved partnership 0 E Reed as- ¬ suming all the debts and liabilities LOUISVILLE KY Those owing the firm will please settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J Four Months Storage Free H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ tracted by above firm Independent Warehouse Signed this 13th day of June 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent IJ H HAGU ARD 5sp 4wks ijan99 Paris Ky WIRE A Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls is SDR CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PEIPSlIl 11 HI DR R GOLDSTEIN Of 544 Fourtli Avenue Louisville BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Sale Dinners ¬ Ky It has been estimated that it would take a man 8000 years to read all ihe returning every second Tuesday in each standard works t snonth Reeerence Every leading physician The Eritish postoffice makes S20G0Q uof Paris Kentucky a year by unclaimed moLey orders TUESDAY NOV 8 189S F B Carr Agent 3UP PEPi S CURES CONSTIPATION N DR CALDWELLS DESIRE to sell my honse and ot If you are going to have a sale and with blacksmith shop at Jackson wish to set a dinner at a reasonable ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on ance in twelve months For further GEORGE BASSENFOSS particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON 20sept2m Paris Ky Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf I Ky on Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Saturday Oct 22 1898 returning once every month justed Eyes ex-¬ amined and glasses scientifically ad ¬ 27sep tf K -- -

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