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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - 1 J m J Type and tbw uiechauical abil ity to nse them we are pre pared to famish First Class Job Work at the same price that vou Pay for inferior wnrt plapwhoro witn all the latest faces in Job xccc3c33ccc3ccc ¬ rm wc BRO THE BOU RBON NEW PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY i p-- M3 Space in a newspaper is vain- - it able to the maD who know how to nse it The wise merchant advertises in the dull season and t W profits from it scccssccossccosaccsefl x3cx3cccrf Eslebtfshed II CHAMP Editors and Owners Febriayl 188 HHBTEESTB YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYM FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3 1899 THEATRICAL AND OTHliRWISE NO 8 A H ANDSOM E BUT News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gossip My Friend From India which will a 200 The Empire of the South be tb attraction at the Grand to night page book bandsouieh illustrated with has the reputation of being the fnuuiest most complete information ever com and cleanest farce now being presented piled regarding he South and its indus- ¬ on the road and is giving satisfaction in tries is i valuable addition to any li- ¬ every city where it is produced The brary This book is issued by the Southern Rail wajtf having been compiled at large MM expense and it is the handsomest pub- ¬ ¬ P t B L I CAT ION Is- ¬ The Empire of the South sued JBy the Southern Railway ecccccc3wcsccc3w2 PURE NORTHERN WHITE SEEO RYE TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED CORN OATS HAY CEMENT SAND EIME HARTEORD CITY K ANAAVHA fit NONE ITER Willow Calf Enamel Box Calf ¬ postage lication of the kind ever gotten out opy will be forwarded promptly to any address upon application to W A Turk ptaeral Passenger Aueut Washington D C with 15 cents to cover ¬ Hunting snd fishing books Land o the Sky pamphlets maps and other illustrated literature mailed free to any iddreea by i-l AND DIAMOND SALT AT THE TOP OF THE LADDER Is the celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO COAL clean free burning and lasting in its qualities Those have burned it say it is by far the best coal they ever used remember my price on it is no higher It is just what have to pay lor other Jellieos Wm H oct-27-Jfe- Asst Geu Pass Agt -- Taylor It is who Louisville Ky NiWS Crop Kb r03K ANn i - tiipc i and you Sales and C Trani Turf Notes jtuii Alexander Jr has bought troiu WoodforVl couutv partn s 112 stock cattle ¬ GEO W STUART Directly Opposite L N Freight Depot 1 Patent Leather Pads Gash Sqo Store 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham lant near CeLterville play has delighted many Paris theatre- Milch ts sold at 25 to 50 yeaihns goers who will tuj oy another laughing cattle of about Too pounds weight HS spell at it tadi jrotiti situations to uittht c veat d cattb50 about 5 cents per LDe lit Sterling Sentinel Dtmufcrat 01 s 10 to 100 mule colts IlIJ S tost ruesday says Suiytu Itice Coin 40 53 ah eep 4 05 pt r head hogs 4 lians in the laughing racoeea Al per cwn brood sows 7 to 10 was the attraction Friend From ladi The ape of Shop born cattle owni d by TU it the Grand Saturday eveuiutr Jos Lanes of Harrisou aud E IS ouipany is a strong one and the play fbe bent laugh impeller ou the road Hii ntt f Emiueuce occurred Wdnes vVe commend the company to the day al Lexington Fifteen animals amusement loving public of neighboring broughW 1705 an average of 117 beat price o tained was 275 for cities they may visit I it- a first class aggiefWhite by Prince Galba Oesba play inteiprt ted by first- - In s Lncss this city bought Duchess of Peri 5tt for 90 The Great Str Triumvirate Lewis James Kathryn Kidder and Charles Bros sale Tuesday Bishdl Hibler Hanford will be seen at the Lexington was atnbded by a large vrowd Auc Opera House Wednesday November 15 tioneeiS T Forsyth reports as follows in a mammoth production of Shake Horses 40 to 100 cows and calves 35 spears beautiful pastoral comedy The to 5760 steers 4425 yearis now ling steers 3350 weanling calves 18 Winters Tale The Triumvirate as the greatest legitimate or- - to 22 heifers 28 25 to 30 Shorthorn accepted g inization sine i the days of Booth Bar- bull 50 small sows aud pigs 9 to 13 9 60 per ton rett and Modjeska and in their uiaguih gilts 4050 hay cent scenic revival of The Winters corn in Meld 2 per barrel Dnroc sow Tale give the patrons of the theatre a and 12 pies 35 1 Poland China sow and distim t novelty The production will 0 pigs MB 50 Shropshiredown ewes 8 be the most elaborate massive and com- Shropshiredown buck lamb 10 farm plete ever attempted aud will afford implements sold well many staitling scenic effects made from the most authentic models aud bnilded It was one of and painted by a corps of capable arthese experimenttists A special feature will be The al farmers who Sheep Shearing Festival in the last act put green specwhere the Peasant Dance is introduced tacles ou his cow Two cars will be utilized in tie trans- ¬ and fed her shavportation of the production The orHis theory ings ganization numbers upwards of forty was that it didnt people matter what the Smifhawle Nearj800 people ttended Johnathau wk - K I NINE TAILORS have a fine selection of Fall Suitings Overcoats and Trouserings and my cutter Mr O P Carter Sr can fit you up correctly with- ¬ out the aid of the other eight Perfect fit and latest My coat maker Mr style guaranteed Barney Sheridan is a master of his profession See my goods and prices before placing your order I V mike a man lutely necessary May all right but nine are not abso- ¬ - -- K ¬ H S STOUT P ¬ At F Lowrys Old Stand 1 ¬ OLD FASHION ¬ ¬ PLANTATION MOLASSES Just received direct from Pure and Healthful Fine for Cooking Fine for the Table Packed in Cans 10c Each New Orleans ¬ ¬ ¬ aimmmmmmmmmmmmmmK VN IN TH Q hshM in was a fail Maruuerite and Addie Far well was a cumical Martha The electrical effects were very good but the scenic effects were not up to the Morri- There were many persons iu the audience which saw Faust played Tues day night at the Grand disappointed iu not seeing Lewis Morrison iu the lead ing part Though Morrison still owns the production he is ihis wek is New Orleans playing Fiederhk The Great who vws the Walter McCullough t Tneaday night did some credMtilii itable acting in several scenes but marred his work by dt sceudiug to low com dv methods and using his demonia cal laugh too often Eivviu Gallagher as Valentine was probably the best of the cast Wm Richards made an indifferent Faust Miss Augusta True ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ son standard Considering that this w is FanetV1 fifth visit in recent years tl e play was well pntrouized SPFCIAL OPERA ANNOUNCEMENT The questions of digestion and nourishment had not entered into his calculations Its only a tenderfoot farmer that would try such an experiment with a cow But many a farmer feeds him- ¬ self regardless of digestion and nutri- ¬ tion He might almost as well eat shav ings for all the good he gets out of his food The result is that the stomach grows weak the action of the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired and the man suffers the miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies of nervousness To strengthen the stomach restore the activity of the organs of digestion and nutrition and nourish the nerves use Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery It is an unfailing remedy and has the confidence of physicians as well as the praise of thousands healed by its use In the strictest sense Golden Medical Discovery is a temperance medicine It he was fed ¬ ¬ cow ate so Ions as hEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Heinzs New Crop Sweet Mixed Pickles and Sweet Cucumber Pickles Homemade Salt Rising Bread fresh every day J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer contains neither intoxicants nor narcot- ¬ ics and is as free from alcohol as from opi- ¬ um cocaine and other dangerous drugs Dont let a dealer delude you for his own profit There is no medicine for stomach and blood just as good as Golden Medical Discovery I can say to you one bottle of your Golden Medical Discovery has cured me sound and well after suffering two long years with stomach disease writes W II Hraswell of McAden My health is worth ville Gaston Co N C I will praise you as long all the world to me as I live ¬ sis lllllllillllllllMillillilllllllllllllllllllliillllllilllllllllllllllllliiitilllirii The sale of ningle tickets for the Gran Grand Opera Companys engagement in Cincinnati on November 9 10 aud 11 began yesterday and seats weie sold to parties iu thirty three cities near Cin ciunati Two important announcements were made yesterday Mine Calve is uce more in good health and spirits and sang with grerit success Wednesday in t Louis Most welcome however is the statement that Fraulein Milka Teruina who has just arrived in New York has been induced bv Mr Grau to come to ¬ i Name on every piece GeorgeflLParris Not Only Sells u 4 f 1 tejjmfc 1 Lsrays Mi s Which are Everywhere Acknowl ¬ A book of ioo8 pages given away On receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only we will send yon The for the paper covered edition or 51 stamps for the same edition cloth bound Address Dr R V Pierce Buffalo N Y edged to be the Best but Eerything Else in the line of in ui 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 itii n 1 1 1 i m i si i m i n i i i i i i i i i ihi i i ii n i 1 1 inin 1 1 f BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CART i Cincinnati with the other great artist who are to j iu the company there and therefore she will be heard ou next Fri day evening as Elsa in Lohengrin Just what this meais to music lovers can be imagined when the names of Schnmaun Heink Edonard de Reszke and VanDyck are listed to appear in that grand work With such a great cant for Lohengrin with Mme Calve M Seleza Suzaune Adams and Sig Campanari in Carmen Thurs- viser free Peoples Common Sense Medical Send 21 Ad- ¬ one cent stamps FANCY GR0CEETES I am Sole Agent for m WINDOW V Kerrs Perfection Flour im- - ¬ HOOSIER DRILLS Firs Machinery of Every day eveniug Mme Calve M Saleza and M Plauconiu Faust at the Sat urday matinee aud Mme Sembrich Edouard de Reszke Cainpanari aud M Saliguac in The Barber of Seville Saturday evening it can safely be said that Mr Giau present casts for his Cincinnati season that will equal if Uot sur pass anything that has been offered the pnblic for a long time The entire house is reserved for each performance including the gallery the price being 3 and 4 on the lower floor ftt and 2 in the first balcony aud toe gallery 151 Seats can be ordered from John Chnich ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Paint all sizes kinds HOUSE FLOOR BUGGY ARTISTS lw LSi lf Tl LCM f pVQ 1 CHOCOLATE and it is just what its name plies perfection in every respect all JOHN B CASTLE MAN ARTHUR O LANGHAM BKLCKINUIDGE CASTLEMAN Music Co Cincinnati ROYAL INSURANCE CO OF LIVERPOOL Ms Farming Suopiks LaGrippe with its after effects annually destrova thousands of people It may be quickly cured by One Minute Cough Cure the ouly remedy that pro duces immediate results in coughs colds croup bronchitis pneumonia and throat and lung troubles It will prevent consumption W T Brooks ¬ ¬ House and Sign Painting The Largest Fire Insurance Company in tii World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted iu the Southern States ¬ PAPER HANGING DECORATING J S J MS WILSON iuiU4auiuiiuauuiauuuuuuu -- - - Noland Rockland O says My wife had dies for forty years De Witts Wich Hazel Salve cured her It is the b st salve in Amer It heals evervthing and cures all ckin disaaen Geo W T Brooks BARBEE CASTLEMAN C A Daugherty Manager Southern Department Louisville Ky Genera Offices Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY BOARD THE BOURBON NEWS PAftlS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER BY MINDANAO ISLAND GEN 3 1899 DESTRUCTIVE WINDS WOODS REPORT TEE AMERICAN ARM FUNKJOMNT The Tajralos Chiefs Have Made Overtures to Gen Otis 1 hey Offer to submit to Our Authority Two Thousand British With Six Wilmington N C Nov L Autnori Washington Nov 2 The war deWashington Nov 2 The annual Washington Nov 2 Mail advices Large Cannon Forced to Sur ¬ to the war department indicate im partment Wednesday made public the report of the adjutant general of the tative reports from Wrightsville and portant negotiations in the Mohamme- report of Brig Gen Leonard Wood army Brig Gen Corbin to the secre- ¬ Carolina Beach says the northeaster render to the Boers dan section of the archipelago outside commanding the department of Santi- tary of war was made public Wednes which prevailed all of Monday reach¬ He Recommends a Large Reduction in Military Forees Now in the Service at the United States Regular Armr 64586 the United States Troops in the Volunteers 34574 Total 99160 Santiago Department Cuba Many Houses at Wrightsville and Carolina Beach Destroyed Entailing Loss of Many Thousands of Dollars Duly Feed Man and Steed tf and vjomen if you vjould have them strong Tvho are nervous Feed your nerves also on pure blood Men ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the much discussed territory of Sulu WERE OUTGENERALED BY JOUBERT Through the efforts of Mr K Engelsk jon a gentleman of Norwegian birth who enjoys the confidence of the Queen Victoria Is Credited With Ex Tagalo chiefs in Mindanao overpressing Sincere Pity tor Gen Sir tures of peace have been made Min Otis at Manila to Gen George Stewart White in equal is almost danao of one being Luzon area to The Government Officials Are in Nowise the two great islands of the Inclined to Jud e Hirn Harshly The Philippines The Mohammedans there Public However htiil Severely number 150000 Spain has maintained Critcz the General little more than nominal sovereignty Thirty of these chies held a conferLondon Nov 1 There was a con ence with Mr Engelskjon at Zambo tinuous stream of callers at the war anga and drew up a form of treaty office until a late hour everbody anx ¬ proposing terms of peace They have iously inquiring- regarding Mondays suffered greatly from the inroads of casualties but the war office declared the Moros and offer to submit to the that nothing had been received since authority of the United States on the Sir George Whites dispatch communi ¬ sole condition that sufficient American cating the news of the capture of the garrisons be established in the island Royal Irish Fusiliers and the Glouce-¬ to protect them stershire regiment These proposals were submitted to The disaster has caused a feeling Gen Otis on the arrival of Mr Engelakin to consternation in Gloucester- ¬ skjon but what action has been taken shire and the north of Ireland where is not yet known An escaped Spanish the captured regiments were recruited prisoner from the insurgent lines the blackest ploom prevails fami- ¬ north of Manila has arrived at Angeles lies awaiting with beating hearts the He confirms the report that the innames of the killed and wounded surgents are running short of which are fully expected to reach a Mauser ammunition and are un high figure Many homes are already able to refil cartridge of this in mourning in consequence of losses class He says however that they sustained by these regiments in pre- ¬ are well supplied with Remington am ¬ vious engagements munition which they manufacture for Public anxiety was increased by a themselves They also manufacture special dispatch from Ladysmith pub ¬ dynamite and powder from petroleum lished in the late editions of the Lon ¬ and salt which is shipped to them don afternoon papers to the effect that from Manila and taken into their lines before darkness Monday the Boers re at night Of the 14 American prisoners occupied the old position held by their held by the insurgents at Tarlac the heavy artillery which Gen White had rebels claim that four have accepted reported silenced by the guns of the commissions in the insurgent army naval brigade from the Powerful and Two Scotchmen named McKinley had opened fire again The dispatch and Macintosh haveescaped from the further says rebels They say that the insurgents The enemy are again closing in and claim to have 250 Americ an prisoners the situation is one of grave anxiety scattered throughout various towns Beyond doubt the Boer retirement but they knew of none person ally exMonday was a ruse to draw Gen cepting Lieut Gilmore an d his 14 sailWhite into the hilly country and away ors The insurgents say however from the British camp that they have two American officers This last sentence is significant and in confinement besides Lieut Gil confirms the opinion of militarj ex- more perts that Gen White is allowing him- ¬ Col Smith at Angeles has sent to self to be outgeneraled by Command- ¬ Gen MacArthur a placard in Spanish ant Gen Joubert which was found nailed to a tree outFrom the scanty advices received up side the line It was an appeal to the to 11 oclock p m it seems tolerably colored troops to join the insurgents certain that the disaster was a simple in the fight for freedom and referred repetition of the battle of Majuba hill to Your brothers Sam Hose and though on a larger scale The two Gray whose blood calls aloud for regiments were allowed to march into vengeance a trap set for them It is simply a case of Boer spider and British fly In HOBART HAS A RELAPSE fact the whole engagement of Mon- ¬ day seems to have been brought on by of Commandant Gen Joubert who skil ¬ Theis Vice PresidentHeartthe United States Critically 111 and stomach fully conceived a gigantic trap out of Trouhle the Cau e which as the official dispatch shows Sir George White only escaped with New Yolk Oct 31 Vice President difficulty Hobart who has been ill for weeks at Gen White advanced with the idea his home in Paterson N J suffered a of driving the Boers from the hill relapse Monday morning He had a seven miles out which Gen Joubert succession of choking spells resulting made n ostentatious show of fortify ¬ from an imperfect action of the heart ing on Sunday an old affliction complicated with in The Boer commander left a force suf- ¬ fiamation of the stomach ficient to draw Gen Whiteon while the New York Nov 1 A bulletin ismass of the Boers he moved stealthily sued at 9 a m Wednesday from the round the British right to deliver a residence of Vice President Hobart at flank attack and to endeavor to cut off Paterson says Mr Hobart passed a The comfortable night slept fairly well Gen White from Ladysmith British commander succeeded in beat ¬ no change in his condition from yesing off the attack but only with great terday difficulty and during the turning Paterson N J Nov 2 Vice Pres movements his troops suffered from a ident Hobarts wonderful vitality flanking fire stood him in good stead Wednesday Harsh things are said in military and notwithstanding he took little circles of the British tactics which nourishment he was unusually bright have made possible the ambush of the Wednesday evening and asked Mrs 18th Hussars at Glencoe and now the Hobart to read him the newspapers loss of two fine regiments London Nov 2 The breakdown of On Trial for Triple Murder Delagoa cable route combined with the Kansas City Mo Nov 2 Levi the monopolization of the available Moore a fishm onger in the city mar-¬ telegraph lines by the government and ket who last May shot and killed Jen- ¬ Britisn staff officers is responsible for nie Campbeil Ella Landis and Anna the fact that nothing further has ar Mish was placed on trial in the crim- ¬ rived from South Africa inal court here Wednesday Moore An unconfirmed statment is publish- ¬ killed the Campbell woman because ed that Gen Sir Redvers Buller has she had jilted him and shot the other left Cape Town for Ladysmitn two because he thought they were try The queen is credited with express- ing to interfere All three were mar- ¬ ing sincere pity for Sir George Stewart ried women Moores wife who had White and the officials are in nowise left him and at the time was living in inclined to judge him harshly So far Alabama with her children is here as the public is concerned however and will be one of the witnesses ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ while gratification is felt at the the isolated manner in which surrendered there is still battalions severe criticism for Gen White and Lieut Col Carleton for allowing the column to get out of touch for the absence of nroper scouting and for not retiring when the ammunition was lost In favor of Lieut Col Carleton the explanation is hazarded that he believed it was imperative to the suc-¬ cess of Gen Whites operations that he should hold the position at Nicholsons Nek Loving Cup to Follow ¬ colony of 100 Germans who call themselves Christian socialists have purchased 4000 acres of land on the Chippewa Falls and Northern branch of the Omaha railroad northeast of this city and have established a station called They are building large Soronau houses and barns and will work their land on the co operative socialistic plan They are a religious sect who came from the north of Germany A Christian socialists Cumberland Wis Not 2 which is in addition to day Aside from the strictly techni- ¬ what has already been made public cal recital of all the details of a busy from this office year in military life the report gives Gen Wood gives an interesting ac- much information of an interesting count of the sanitar reforms put in general character and submits numer ¬ force and the good effect in reducing ous recommendations for the better- ¬ the extent of yellow fever smallpox ment of the service and other disease I n discussing Gen Corbin sums up the military 1 believe forces now in the service of the United present conditions he says that the best and most trust states army as follows worthy element of the population is Regular army 84586 volunteers 34 acentirely friendly and in thorough 574 total 99160 The regular estab- ¬ cord with the military authorities lishment regiconsists of ten The only element causing friction is ments of cavalry seven of arthe unscrupulous political element tillery and 25 of infantry The composed of certain unpri ncipied agi- volunteer establishment consists of tators one regiment of cavalry 24 of infantry In view of this friendly atitude of and a Porto Rico battalion the population Gen Wood reccommends The distribution of these troops up a large reduction in the United States to October 1 last was as follows troops in the Santiago department In the United States 34220 Porto His recommendation in this respect is Rico 3303 Cuba 11187 Philippines as follows 32315 en route to the Philippines 17 The people being extremely friend 099 Alaska 499 Hawaiian Islands 400 ly and quiet the garrison may safely Gen Corbin adds the following to be reduced to the lowe st point con- the summary This I think sistent with efficiency It is expected that by December 1 will be accomplished by having in the next all the infantry regimenisUnited province two squadrons of cavalry and States volunteers shown above as in two battalions of infantry In other the United States will have sailed for words I recommend the withdrawal the Philippine Islands These with the in the near future of one squadron of troops now there will give a total the 10th United States cavalry and one strength of 2117 officers and 63608 en- ¬ battalion of the 5th United States in- listed men an aggregate of 65725 fantry these to be snt to the United Gen Corbin pays a tribute to the of- ¬ States as home or depot battalions of ficers of the new colored regiments the regiments serving in this depart- ¬ drawn from the non commissioned ofment ficers of the colored regiments in the Gen Wood urges that the younger regular army or from those who saw officers be chosen for subordinate com- ¬ service in the war with Spain and mands in Cuba says it is believed the best equipped men of our colored citizens have been PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT commissioned The pay of all officers below the There Was a Decrease Our njj the Month grade of brigadier general should be of October of 92376199 Total incftased at least 33 per cent while Debt SI 146629S81 on duty in Cuba or our new posses Washington Nov 2 The monthly sionMost of these gentlemen have statement of the public debt issued families that they are unable to have Wednesday shows that at the close of with them and therefore are com- ¬ business October 31 1899 the debt less pelled to maintain two establishments cash in the treasur amounted to 81 Also that provision be made that all 146629581 a decrease dur ing the month officers below the grade of major gen of 82 276 199 This decrease is account- ¬ eral who retire by reason of age or ed for bv the increase in theamountof Wmnds received in action shall do so cash on hand and the increased re- on the next grad- - above the rank held demption of national bank notes The by them in the regular army on the debt s recapitulated as follows date of their retirement As the increase in the army calls for Interest bearing debt 81046049020 debt on which interest has ceased since an additional nuuue- of military maturity 1210030 debt bearing no academy cadets to fill vacancies it is recommended that the president be interest 9888702071 total 1436021 121 authorized to appoint ten annually ¬ This amount however does not in and that two be appointed at large clude 656064903 in certificates and from each state treasury notes outstanding which are Satisfaction is expressed that the army canteen embarrassment has offset by an equal amount of cash on been removed from the war depart hand The cash in the treasur- is ment by the action of congress in es classified as follows Gold 379817 abllshing certain restrictions 315 silver 1400499278 paper 648S2 The condition of the artillery service 082 bonds deposits in national bank especia ly of tke seacoast the report depositaries disbursing officers bal describes as not altogether satisfac ance etc 83957222 Total 1025 153849 against which there are de tory it is oeiieveu tnat the time has mand liabilities outstanding amount arrived when the artillery branch of ing to 735 764309 which leaves a net the service should be reorganized and cash balance in the treasury of 289 the fieid artillery separated from that engaged in the coast defense It is 391540 recommended that the regimental or THE CIVIL SERVICE ganization of the artillery be auoiished and that a corps of field artillery and Annual Report of Chief Examiner Serven of seacoast artillery be provided for Several Important Changes Will separate and distinct from each other lie Made for Next Year In a resume Gen Corbin says The Washington Nov 2 Chief Exam- ¬ regular army is now practically at a iner Serven of the civil service com- ¬ maximum as are also tue volunteer mission in his annual report made regiments The work incident to ail public Wednesday saj s 48503 persons these changes brought about by the were examined for entrance to the acts aforesaid involving the enlistgovernment service Not quite 75 per ment of 23S500 volunteers the incent of the candidates passed The crease of the regular army from 26000 commission has decided to abolish the to 62000 its subsequent reduction and internal revenue boards of examiners then again its increase to 65000 neces and examinations formerly conducted sitating numerous orders and in by them will be hereafter conducted structions bearing on the same to say nothing of the complete military by examiners sent from Washington Owing to the increased demand for record of every officer and man of this special tests the ordinary exam large force threw upon this office inations for custom house and in work the magnitude of which can not ternal revenue branches and for be understood until undertaken That first class post offices will be held here- this work has been done with accuracy and intelligence is now history All after only once a year pointed out that out of a total credit is due to the assistants and the It is of 4414 appointments to the depart- clerical force of the office The report also ca Is attention to the mental and government printing services 784 were women and that of the fact that not a single life has been lost 24213 women who have passed exam- by accident incident to travel in the inations during the last ten ears course of all transportation to the 3475 or over 14 per cent have been Philiur ines appointed The report recommends the establishment by the commission Woman and Two Children Burned to Death of a standard of general intelligence Joplin Mo Nov 2 News has reach- ¬ which could b considered as a preed here that Mrs Pilligree and two liminary test children nave been burned to death near Tiff McDonald county It seems Portagl Mar Send Troop London Nov 2 The Portuguese that the baby fell into a cauldron of government according to a dispatch hot apple butter and that the mother from Oporto to the Daily Mail has de- and another child was fatally burned The baby was cided to send no troops to Delagoa bay trying to rescue it end of December unless the dead when taken out and the other before the frontier of Portuguese East Africa two members of the family ded soon after should be threatened Cuba ¬ ¬ ¬ ago the heighth of its fury in that viproperly fed Remember cinity at 4 oclock Tuesday morning Much property was destroyed but no At loss of life has been reported Wrightsville there are 60 odd cottages and of this number 15 are a total loss The and the others badly damaged loss is estimated at from 20000 to Too Late The trestle of the Wilming 25000 A horseman burst into the prison yard Reprieved he shouted and waved a ton Seacoast railroad and traek aggre gating in extent about three miles is a paper aloft replied the warden sadly Too late wreck and tne damage is estimated at is the man hanged already ed ¬ are so be- ¬ cause their nerves are starved When they make their blood rich and pure vjith Hoods Sarsaparilla their nervous- ¬ ness disappears because the nerves are ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ from 10000 to 50 000 At Wrightsville sound on the main land one mile this side of the beach ¬ ¬ ¬ considerable damage was done and this loss is estimated at several thou sand The two large summer hotels on the beach were not destroyed but were damaged to some extent Jason Crow Oscarville Ca Sys At Carolina beach near the mouth I feel it my duty to write and let you of the river there are about 25 cot know what your medicine 5 Drops has I have had about tages boat and club houses and also done for me was able to rheumatism of the 18 years but be up most a large hotel About 18 of these were time until a year ago last May when I was totally destroyed and the remaining taken down and not able to move about About six weeks ago I saw your advertise ¬ No but he has eaten the hearty break- ¬ fast of ham and eggs coffee and potatoes Executive clemency was all right in its place but it could not be suffered to inter- ¬ fere with the conventional course of events Yes the horsemans steed was undeniably foaming but even that availed little or noth ¬ ing under the circumstances Detroit Jour ¬ nal ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ones were badiy damaged This loss is placed at from 12000 to 15000 Both beaches were for unately deserted on account of the season A special to the Wilmington Star from Southport says that there was considerable damage along the water front there by the storm but no loss A small passenger of life is reported a tug were beached steamer and No other news or reports of damage to shipping lias reached here The Clyde steamer New York Capt Ingrain arrived from New York Tues¬ ¬ ¬ ment and wrote for a sample bottle After taking a few doses it did me so much good that I ordered some more for myself and friends and in every case it has done won ¬ ders and given perfect satisfaction Dr Woodliff my family physician who has had rheumatism 15 years is taking 5 Drops and says it is the most efficient rheumatic med- ¬ icine he has ever used May 31 1899 The above refers to 5 Drops a perfect cure for rheumatism kidney and all kin- ¬ dred complaints The proprietors Swan son Rheumatic Co 164 Lake St Chicago offer to send a 25c sample bottle for only 10c during the next 30 days Be sure to read their advertisement of last week 8a ma IN WtB Thoroughbred A New York society dame who is an ar dent upholder of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals owns a little fox terrier of which she is exceedingly fond A man who called on her the other day was admiring the dog and asked her mistress how she with all her humane theories could have allowed the cruel dog fancier to cut off Snaps tail and ears to the fashionable degree of brevity The dame drew herself up and replied with some hauteur My dear sir Snap expected it Every thoroughbred fox terrier expects to have his tail and ears shortened And that ¬ ¬ ¬ 21 day afternoon She encountered the storm off Frying Pan lightship but - rode it out with only slight damage to her cargo of general merchandise The damage in this city along the wharves by reason of the high tide Tuesday morning will be quite heavy The maximum velocity of the wind here was about 60 miles an hour At the beaches and at Southport the velocity was estimated at from 75 to 90 miles per hour f m SPAIN CLAIMS ISLANDS The Ihilipp e ommUsioi Says 1 hey Are Not ortli Negotiating For as They Are of No Material Benefit riers humbled man went away saying to himself Thats the first time I ever thought of noblesse oblige as applying to fox ter¬ Cincinnati Enquirer ¬ To Los Angeles and Southern Cali ¬ ¬ - Every Friday night at 1035 p m a through Tourist Car for Los Angeles and Southern California leaves the Chicago Milwaukee Paul Washington Nov 1 The islands senger StationSt ChicagoRailway Union Pasvia Omaha Colin the Philippine group referred to iu orado Springs and Salt Lake City for all the Madrid dispatch as not having points in Colorado Utah Nevada and Calbeen included in the treaty ceding the ifornia In addition to the regular Pullman porarchipelago to the United States are ter each car is accompanied by an intelligent competent and courier not regarded by the members of the who will attend to thecourteous passengers wants of Philippine commission as of any im- en route This is an entirely new feature portance and no regret they say of tourist car service and will be apprecifamilies or by ladies traveling need be felt if the statement ated by Particular attention is paid to the alone ¬ ¬ ¬ fornia ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ should prove correct The opinion was expressed by one of the commissioners Tuesday night that the islands referred to are not worth negotiating for as the would not be of any material benefit They are not thickly populated and their commerce is small as the islands are out of the way of the regular ocean travel The terms of the pence treaty placed the northern boundary of the limit of ces sion along or near the 20ih parallel of north hititrde The islands of the Batanes group are north of latitude 20 and if the parallel should be strictly adhered to they would not fall within the scope of the treaty A careful study of the maps prepared in Manila for the use of the commission ers fail to disclose the Catalian islands The suggestion is made that the territory meant is the Calayan islands belonging to the Babuyan group which iying south of the 20th parallel come within the scope of the treaty ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ care of children who usually get weary on a long journey These tourist cars are sleeping cars supplied witli all the accessories necessary to make the journey comfortable and pleasant and the berth rate each berth will accommodate two persons is only 000 from Chicago to California Ask the nearest ticket agent for a tourist car folder or address Geo H Ilea fiord General Pass and Ticket Agent Cnicago 111 ¬ ¬ ¬ i i MSsSK an hour 1 have enjoyed our conversation so she exclaimed as she rose to go much It is so restful to talk with you And after she had left him he remembered that he hadnt been able to get in ten words edgewise throughout the whole conversa ¬ tion Somerviile Journal ll Tey She Enjoyed It had been sitting together for half D Greatly reduced rates via the C H Tickets sold on November 29 Railroad and 90 limited to December 1 for return D agent for full Ask your nearest C H particulars regarding time of trains and rates i1Ikv II - 11 o id y - 1 899 I won Oh yes he hates all women der what particular woman he began with Indianapolis Journal ¬ ¬ THE BATTLE SHIP KENTUCKY She Was Taken Out on Her Builders Trial Trip lueoiay The Sea Was Heavy and the Wind High ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Newport News Va Nov 1 The first class battleship Kentucky went out on her builders trial trip Tuesday morning The sea was heavy and the wind high These conditions prevailed all day preventing any attempt at record running Under forced draught ¬ AW Is your face Look at yourself Your skin covered with pimples rough and blotchy Its your liver Ayers Pills are liver pills They cui- ¬ ¬ -- and in a wind blowing 30 miles an hour the Kentucky attained a speed of 16tf knots or one third knot more The Kenthan required by contract tucky returned and anchored off Old Point at 6 pm the high wind rendering it unwise to attempt to enter the river Tuesday night ¬ PslM cts o PnueciSTs o R ¬ constipation biliousness and dyspepsia 25c All druggists Want your moustache or beard a beautiful Then use brown or rich black ¬ ¬ she Ended the Fight Sycamore 111 Nov 1 Peter Wii dren of Virginia while drunk Mon day night attacked his two stepdaugh- ¬ ters with a knife While he was slashing the older girl the younger picked up a hammer and buried it in Wil reTs skull inflicting a serious wound and ending the battle Wiidren will recover ¬ ¬ BUCKINGHAMS DYE I 50 P Mall Co MS Nashua N H READERS OF TH13 PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS downtown streets a great reception at The Firt now at Milwaukee the American line pier where he went Milwaukee Wis Nov 2 The first on board the St Louis and a series of informal receptions from thousands of snow of the season for this city fell people He aXso received word of the Wednesday night Twenty five vessels presentation of the loving cup which sought shelter inside the government will be ready and will be iorwarded to pier Wednesday and only the regular line boats made their schedule trips JUim by Christmas -- of triumphal march through several chance of being fulfilled Napoleons Prophecy New York Nov 2 Sir Thomas Lip Berlin Nov 2 Several of the pa- ¬ sailed Wednesday for his home in pers commenting on the British de- ¬ ton England He received a surprising feat at Ladysmith say that Napoleons tribute of the esteem in which he is prophecy that South Africa will be the held by a great maDy people in a kind grave of Englands empire has a Only One Life Saved Philadelphia Nov 2 A dispatch New liank Washington Dawes at Harberton Nov 2 Check From the J Controller Lincoln Neb ederal Government Nov 1 Gov Poyn received by the Maritime Exchange here Wednesday from Charleston S C says the steamer George L Col well Capt Gaskill from Fernandina for New York has foundered The cap- ¬ tain is the only one saved Wednesday authorized the First national bank of Barberton O to begin business with a capital stock of t850000 The officers are Presi- ¬ dent Ed M Buel cashier Frederick Keifer ber has received a check from the fed- ¬ eral government for 1499685 to reim- ¬ burse the state for its expense in mob ilizing three regiments for the wai with Spain American schooner Ashore Nassau New Providence Nov 1 PILES CITC II Fire in Toledo O George W Aguiualdo Hong Kong Nov 2 Mrs Aguinaldo Toledo O Nov 2 Fire broke out has given birth to a son Aguinaldo in the mammoth works of the Lion had a great christening ceremony and coffee plant Wednesday night and named the boy George Washington caused a loss of perhaps 87500 before it could be extinguished Aguinaldo Dr Williams- Indian Pil Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles It absorbs tba tumors allays the itch ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Prepared for Piles and Itching of the private nans At druggistsor by mail on receipt or rioe SO Cents and ClOO WILLIAMS MFG CO Props CLEVELAND OHIO Permanently Cored No fltsornerv- O ousness after8first days use efDrKlines trial bottle and treatise Great Nerve Restorer free Dr R H KLINE Ltd31 ArafaSt Pbila Pa ¬ - ¬ The American schooner Celina Capt Murray of Bath Me from Philadel phia October 9 for Galveston is ashore aff Abaco and signaling for assistance ¬ PATENTS Chicago Cleveland Branches DC Established Detroit 1864 Send for free booklet Mllo B Steven fc Co Washington IMC but is not approachable I i alety Jones buy or sell anything for TOU- Our facilities ItC auve you money References Cin Saving So BdgCUicionakMA- Thomson WPika - y 3a THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER entered the latter arose and greeted f As he poke he released the mate who sprang for the cabin steps his face thou thy seed of corn and waitawhile him heartily saying Good morning Scott How is the crimson with passion shouting flee the snow falling and the Ice spray gleam side to day Pretty sore isnt it My Mutiny Mutiny Ill have your Above Its hiding place Hear the wind headpiece is too from life for this rather tender scream He had reached the head of the steps And ihe wild tempest sweep oer mile and the clip I got but theyll both have mile time to heal before the voyage is over when Capt Coffin appeared on the Of sullen landscape Watch the rain clouds Come on lets get a good square meal scene attracted by the mates loud vial and then well go down to the vessel tones Empty above it and the fitful beam Of sunlight thwart the tieti until a seam I hope shell be ready to sail to day Whats the trouble here he de¬ Of tend er green shoot up to greet thy smile All my stuffs been on board for a manded as the officer tried to push by And lo Gods miracle Ls wrought once more week now Youll want a few duds too him on the step Of life from death from loss most won I dare say for the trip drous gain Its mutiny sir was the angry re-¬ The cornfield glitters with its golden store After a hearty meal the two men pro ply Wait till I get my pistol and Ill On the same land where late the storm ceeded to the wharf and as they soon settle it and rain reached the scene of the previous The captain looked about him in sur¬ Beat on the bare brown earth Thy sowing oer nights struggle the elder man said prise Tom stood alone on the quarter Thine but to wait and pray lest faith quietly deck and the whole matter was inex should wane never forget this place as long plicable unless the new mate was crazy Ill Sow thou thy seed of love O heart and as I live If those rascals had only a thought which found ample justifica- ¬ wait Though it lie hidden thougfc thy doubts dreamed what I carried with me theyd tion in his disordered appearance ¬ 3 189 3 SOWING second officer being on deck every day Mr other four hours night Green the second mate was a bright active young man abcut Toms age and ad DEATH TO CHICAGOS OAKS In a Decade Moat of the Great Trees May Be Gone Other Growths Supplant Them The oaks of Chicago and its suburbs are going the way of all things mortal It is predicted by nurserymen that within a decade no heated city resident can find a place of rest under the generous shade of one of these trees with ¬ in 40 miles of the citys heart For years the oak has been the characteristic tree of the lake shore sec- ¬ tion but the knell of its doom seems to have been rung It is probable that be- ¬ fore long Oak Park must take on a new name if the villagers wish to have all things consistent Civilization is the enemy of the gnarled oak as it is the enemy of the squirrels that ate acorns in its branches On the South side in Chicago within view of the cars from the elevated railroad there are square blocks on which no buildings have been erected and which look desolate for within the last two years the oak trees around them have withered and died Their trunks still tower and their branches spread but of green leaves there is not left a vestige The nurserymen say Drainage has done this thing and that wherever a drainage pipe runs the oak must perish Persons interested in the beautifying of their grounds having foreseen the inevitable dying of the oaks have been experimenting with other trees The result is that though the oak- with all the associations which have clung to that tree in every land in which it grows must go there are other trees beautiful in themselves which will thrive in the place which the old forest giant has left vacant The head gardener at Lincoln park has given some hints as to the compara- ¬ tive hardihood of trees and the kind of soil to which each tree is adapted The cause of the death of the oaks he says is the drainage of the soil the oak hav- ¬ ing a tap root which takes up a great share of the moisture necessary tor the tree The elm on the other hand has a spreading root and does not require anything like the amount of moisture needed by the oak Elms are thriving all through the suburbs and in many places in the heart of the city itself The soft maple and the catalpa are coining to be characteristic trees of the North side The catalpa does especial ly well along the lake shore Some oi these trees planted nearly 20 years ago show not a single dead twig Perhaps the catalpas only drawback is the fact that the leaves drop early The soft maple will live and thrive if care be taken of it Wood boring insects like it and the branches break easily The cottonwoods and some varieties of the poplar will thrive without more than a modicum of care The balsam poplar however is apt to become the prey of insects while the Lombardy poplar which points like a lance to the sky is apt to be short lived amid the surroundings of civilization Many experiments have been made in Chicago in the last ten years with the iolanthus or Tree of Heaven It is a beautiful shade tree and an exceedingly rapid grower and insects seem to avoid it It needs however some degree of shelter in severe winters though sev- ¬ eral of these trees in Lincoln park stood the extreme cold of last year without injury The iolanthus in three years growth is of sufficient size to shade a porch Gardeners say it is useless for city residents to plant pines or spruces Smoke kills them A Norway maple will do well under almost any condi- ¬ tions as will the Caroline poplar and some other varieties of trees Chicago Tribune ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Aetna Life Insurance Co Of Hartford Conn 97 455572721 Liabilities Jan 1 97 3884576990 Surplus Jan 1 97 67ll50225 policy holders since organization Paid 1 the two became very friendly as the Seabird sped steadily to the southward It seemed a if old Neptune had mads an extra effort to help the vessel alonj for she escaped the customary calm near the line and caught the southeast trades the same day she lost those frcai the northeast which had served her so incident of importance oc- ¬ curred to break the monotony of the well No Assets Jan ¬ ¬ voyage and as they stood by the wheel one noon when Capt Coffin was taking 9969780801 The Aetna Life issues every desir¬ able form of Life Term Endowment and Accident Insurance Resident Agent ¬ -- and feara Whieperto thee tis lost and thy sad tears Fall on the ice bound soil of bitter fate Surely the seed will live Spring sets the gate Of life wide open See though hid for years IiOve seeks the light of love its tender spears Shall gladden thy sad eyes at last though late Een but the blade perchance and not the - have finished their bloody work and Id have been down there As he spoke he pointed significantly toward the icy water in the dock and then added The money was nothing but He broke off suddenly and led the way in silence until they reached the vessel where the captain a grizzled old salt was pacing the deck and urging bloom Ofttimes God seeth that Loves flower the stevedores to greater efforts The Seabird was a trim built craft of rare Hath no perfection thi- side of the tomb about GOO tons The cook was fljing But needeth for its growth the purer air about the deck in his white apron the Of His sweet Paradise after earths uloom Love hath its blossoming not here but second mate was hard at work below and as the two men stepped on board there Kate Ifellersh in Chambers Journal Xhf captain said cheerily Good morning Mr Avery Were about ready you see The wind is fair and if nothing happens well be under way by dinner time The mate has gone back on me and Ive sent after another man Xjtv Copyright i8q8 CAPTJ HJih m S S- - 1 In a few words the miner informed the old seadog of his adventure the pre ceding evening adding This is Mr Thomas Scott who saved my life If it hadnt been for him youd have sailed without me and now youve got to take him too Hell pay the same as I do and share my stateroom Is it ¬ jy S S McClureJ a bargain CHAPTER I CONTIYT ED A few moments sufficed to dress the cut properly and after turning over the knife and revolver to the authorities to aid in identifying- the two robbers Tom was about to start for his hotel when his new acquaintance said blunt- - Hold on a minute Id like to know the name of the man who stood by an old chap to nighl and saved my life How did you happen along so handy like name is Tom Scott and I hap ¬ pened to hear those men planning to rob somebody BO I kept an eye on them Thats all Wo it aint all by a long chalk You did was the hearty response moren that and I might be chucked into the dock before tlkfconly for your pluck My name is Jonn Avery and Im pretty well known ului the water front as a an of my word If I can ever do you good turn you can count on me Live here in the city Xo Im just from New Hampshire said Tom Looking for work Xo Im trying to find a chance to get to the Klondike Then bv thunder you neednt look any longer was the prompt reply be ¬ cause Im bound there myself and you shall go with me if you want to I wouldnt ask a better mate than you Where are you stopping Tom mentioned the name of his hotel and the other said at once All right Lets go there and talk this thing over Half an hour later they were seated in the smoking room and Toms modest atory was told When he had finished his friend said Thats a good straight yarn and tome day I may have one to tell you lhat will oper your eyes All I need to ay now is that my name is John Avery an old 49 er without wife or child i and Im bound for the Klondike to get my pile Its waiting for me there all right Ive taken passage on a sailing vessel because I like the water and hate the cars Besides there is no use getting there before spring I will pay your passage out on the same vessel and you can keep your little pile If the Yukon camps are anything like the old days in California youll need it all and more too Well call it a loan or anything you like and you can pay me when you strike a rich claim Tom protested faintly but he was overwhelmed at the prospect and soon yielded Well see about getting your passage the first thing in the morning- said Avery and now as my old head is giving me particular fits I guess Ill get a bed here and turn in 1 was calcu- ¬ lating to sleep on board to night but Ill wait for daylight before I try that trip MMy - Hes welcome was the curt reply as long as hes to bunk in with you Ive no other spare berth Come on Good exclaimed Avery up and get Scott well have to hurry your stuff Toms companion was an old traveler and knew exactly what was required for the voyage as well as where to obtain it and when the tug came along side at noon our nero unci a wen niieq chest of clothing below and stood on deck watching the operation of getting under way Make that hawser fast lively shouted a harsh voice near him and Tom turned to see a short thickset man bustling about and cursing the sailors roundly Ills face was turned away but there was something familiar in his bearing anct Tom was won dering at this when Capt Coffin shouted Let the men get their dinner while we are towing down Mr Rider Aye aye sir Tom started as if he had been shot He saw the mate turn towards the poop deck as he replied and there was no mistaking his features The red face bushj beard and brutal mouth could belong to none other than Toms old enemy Obed Rider who had brought the story of Capt Scotts flight to Mer rivale If any further proof was needed his broken nose which added to the repulsiveness of his appearance was noticeable at the first glance As he caught sight of Tom he stopped as if rooted to the deck and uttered an exclamation of amazement for the recognition was mutual Then an evil light blazed in his eyes and he bounded towards Tom hissing through his set ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mutiny he repeated contemptu- ¬ See here if youve been drinkously ing Mr Rider dont let it happen again I can make allowance for sailinsr day but see it doesnt happen again I am as sober as you are was the surly reply That man there That Scott whelp He refused to obej me and Ill see whether I am mate of this ship or not With one stride the eaptain reached his side and thrust his weather beaten face close to the mates giving him a look before which the other quailed Look you he said sharply When you speak to me remember I have a handle to my name and see you put it You must be drunk on every time The mate looked from one to the other as if he could not believe his own senses What did it all mean Why did the skipper refuse to side with him and allow Tom to stand there unmolest ed after assaulting his superior officer Seeing he could do nothing but glare at Tom the skipper turned to the latter and said coolly its tiext to impossible to get a sober man nowadays The best seamen all posed Long before this time all hands were seem to make it a business to keep all the time they are ahore on deck and the Seabird was stripped drunk After they get out to sea they nre all for the battle with the elements Whatever his other faults Obed Rider was right a good seaman and with but few Coffin Capt said the mate step I have not touched a suggestions from the captain he had ping forward drop of liquor to day I ordered this made everything snug only a close reefed maintopsail and storm staysail man to go forward and he resisted me Ordered him forward Well thats a showing aft while a portion of the And the captain broke into foretopmast staysail stood out white good one a hoarse chuckle Why bless me but and clear against the irloomv back of course you didnt know Mr Scott is ground in readiness to pay her head off a passenger on the Seabird and is goin when needed There was a painful stillness broken to Frisco with us Theres another down below a Mr Avery Make you ac only by the mournful monotone in the quainted with Mr Scott Mr Scott this rigging which always precedes a hurriS my mate Mr Rider Its all my fault cane as though the craft knew her dan rot telling him you was aboard Kinder ger and tried to utter her feeble pro test against the forces of nature funny wasnt it Suddenly far above the mastheads We dont need anr introduction said Tom quieklj I have known Obed sounded an unearthly scream as if the Rider a long time I dont know any storm demons had united in sounding the charge Still the sails hung idly good of him either Capt Coffin was surprised but he and not a breath of air could be felt Then in the far distance a long asked no questions preferring to wait bright streak suddenly illuminated the horizon increasing with marvelous rapidity until all could see what seemed to be an endless line of rolling snow It was impossible to bring the vessels head up to meet the danger without wind and she lay helpless in its path rolling uneasily about on the disturbed sea ¬ ¬ his observation he announced that they were as far south of the line as Boston was north of it Then he went below to look at the glass cast a careful glance around the horizon and went below once more only to reappear on deck There Aint a cloud in the sky he said bluntly but the glass is going down as thotijb the bottom had dropped out of everything Were go ing to catch it as sure as my name is Seth Coffin My glass never lied to me yet Gradually the wind died out until the Seabird la y becalmed rising and fall ¬ ing on the swell but the sky remained clear The barometer continued to fall in an alarming manner and after an hour the heat became oppressive Then from all quarters of the horizon a mass of white clouds arose until they presented the appearance of huge mountains of snow darkening as they ascended and massing together until they formed a canopy overhead en ¬ tirely concealing the blue sky above Soon they deepened until the whole black as if cov heavens were solid ered with folds of velvet In a few placs however the color seemed to vary to a dark purplish graj as one ecige of an overlapping cloud was ex¬ ¬ ¬ Paris Kt HIGH GRADE POLAND CHINAS for SALE I have for sale two extra good Fall boars and two sows of same litter sired by Hadleys Model the 1600 hog and out of a sow by the noted Chief Tecum eeh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by my fine yearling boar KENTUCKY U S 16623 My brood sows are all recorded in Central aad Ohio P C Records and are by such sires as winner at Claude Sweepstakes Chief Tecumseh 2d Won more prizes and sired more prize winners than any hog that ever lived Vans Chief and other good ones Worlds Fair ¬ ¬ find and I also have the good individu ¬ come and look over als to correspond my herd and get my prices before buy- ¬ ing elsewhere Correspondence solic- ¬ ited Visitors welcome Prices reason ¬ able Terms cash Better breeding than this is hard to GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Bourbon County Ky ¬ ¬ JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable ¬ G ¬ WDAVIS FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC FUNERAL FURNISHINGS Calls for Ambulance Attended to TO BE CONTINUED- - UNEXPECTED SUMMONS How an American in Cuba Unwitting ly Called Out the Whole ¬ Promptly Day Phone 137 Night lOO Army teeth How came you aboard this craft His fists were clenched but he paused before reaching striking distance for four years had developed Tom Scott from a lanky boy into a tall muscular man and the same undaunted spirit now looked boldly into the others eyes The captain and the old miner were both below at the moment the former having gone to his dinner after giving bis last order and the chief officer stood srlarinj at Tom like an enraged animal He had been shipped at the last mo ¬ ment and had no knowledge of any pas ¬ sengers on board supposing Tom must have been engaged as a common sailor What are you doin of on that quar ter deck he demanded as Tom made Whats no reply to his first question Open your the matter with you mouth or Ill open it for you What are you doing here replied None of your business tongue at last Tom finding his Ill make it my business blamed quick cried the infuriated officer his eyes snapping as he thought of the long voyage ahead and his power to take his revenge tenfold on one under his au¬ ¬ i again thority Then pressing Toms hand warmly Get forward where you belong he the old miner said shouted You oughter Good night mate Tom understood now what was pass- ¬ saving a mans life and 6lpip well after in the others mind but determined money too Do you know I have 3000 ing to undeceive the mate in order that not you in my clothes and but for wouldnt be there now ing when made known There was a suspicious moisture Lt T wont stir a peg for you Obed his eyes as he turned hastily and left Rider he replied and if you are not the room leaving Tom to his pleasant careful I will make your face look worse thoughts than I did when I was a boyt What He could hardly realize all that had bad luck brought you here I dont know been crowded into the few hours since but I warn you to keep clear from me his arrival and his sleep was broken The expression on the mates fsee was by fitful dreams in which revolvers fairly fiendish as he snatched an iron and robbers played prominent roles belaying pin from the fife rail and rushed at Tom crying CHAPTER II 4You wont stir eh Curse you TO TOM MEETS AN OLD ENEMY it the truth might be all the more crush- ¬ In one of the old stories of English folk lore we are told that in the caverns ridge of high Ill show you the differ ence between afloat land of Alderley Edge aready to start are 999 horsemen and ashore into action should the right bugle blow until he could see Tom alone The The author of Cannon and Camera mate bit his lip in baffled rage as he had in Cuba his experience of a like With a party he was on saw his prey not only removed from his assembling his way through mud and rain to a power but placed in a position where he must be treated with outward re- spot where he expected to get a fine spect at least He turned on his heel view of Santiago We came to a river already much and went forward vowing vengeance under his breath but not daring to swollen from the shower its stream show his feeing further before the cap- rushing down in torrents from the hilltop Through this we were obliged tain to wade up to our So you know my mate then asked cameras and platesarmpits holding our above our heads the captain When we 1 knew him years ago replied Tom fort we fell reached the dilapidated old and we had some trouble It doesnt Cubans in in with the outpost of the of matter what it was about but his nose told that frontor San Juan We were two three days previous got broken and he hates me as hard as to our arrival the Spaniards had evacI do him He may be a good sailor uated this however and no doubt he is He used This was fort very unceremoniously the day after the battle with to sail with my father the rough riders in which being routA hail from the tug saved Tom an ed they fell back on their main forces further explanation and as the captain about two miles in the rear bustled off to reply Avery came cut of In this old fort the cabin and joined his roommate who containing a finely was a bell tower carved bell Sometold him briefly about the recent trou- thing prompted me to go up into the ble making no mention of the original tower and cause of the enmity between himself an impulseexamine the bell Once there and Rider for the charge against his and I did it seized me to ring the bell for father was too sore a subject topass his out of hidingwith alarming effect solcame every Cuban lips dier for miles and miles all wildly gesRy the time dinner was over the ves ticulating sel was well down the harbor When I realized immediately that this was Roston light was reached the westerly the signal for assembling in mass wind began to freshen and the sails stood full Lines were hastily cast off should the enemy be seen to advance the rugs whistle gave a short blast as I shall never forget that sight so long as I live Of course I was admonished a parting salute and with a graceful doing it but when 1 assured everynod of her sharp bow in return the for body that my intentions were honest bark shot toward the open water with forgiveness was accorded me ¬ ¬ ¬ TREES TREES ¬ He Blue Grass LAWN miseries GARDES Offer Everything For ORCHARD WOMEN BUYING RIFLES ¬ ¬ When Tom Scott awoke the following morning his side was stiff and sore but by the time he had dressed and made Jiis way downstairs he had almost forgotten the wound in the realization of the fact that the way had been miracu- ¬ lously opened for him to reach the gold sternly region Dont try that with me again or HI He foiind the old miner waiting for I e smokingr room and as he nitch vou overboard Kiim In ¬ show vou the difference between afloat and ashore But his blow was arrested in mid air by an iron grip about his wrist and the weapon was torn from his hand instant- ¬ ly He found himself pressed against the mizzenmast with a force that near- ¬ ly took his breath away while Tom said every square inch of canvas pulling at the sheets and the captain rubbing his horny palms with delight at the prospect of a fine departure John Avery was an old sailor and the motion of the vessel caused him no in ¬ but Tom was soon convenience stretched in his bunk where he re mained the better part of two days while the Seabird flew along before the favorable gale In a manner which did not belie her name When he managed to get on deck Cape Cod was more than 300 miles astern and already the weather was beginning to grow milder A few days more made him completely well and long before the equator was reached he had acquired quite a professional roll and felt perfectly at home Of the mate he saw very little as the latter stood watch and watch with the ¬ ¬ i You would be surprised said the of one large establishment to for 50c worth of work We are giving head away know how the number of women who chines Watches Bicycles Sewing Ma Guns c c to go shooting with their husbands or paper PASTIME a high introduce our ¬ clas illustrated brothers has increased in the last six family paper of from 1 6 to 32 large pages or eight weeks No I dont think the 64 to 128 columns of Choice Good Stories change is wholly due to the athletic Literature Art Humor Letters of woman It seems to me that most of Travel in Foreign Lands c c And the women who go in for shooting do all yon have to do to get 42 woith of so because when the husband goes off presents is to get 20 subscribers at lOo on a shooting trip he wants to take his each Send 10c in stamps for full par- ¬ ticulars long list our wife with him and let her have a share paper PASTIME of presents and Ad ¬ for 6 months in the fun dress THE PASTIME CO Louisville The women come in here with their Ky y ¬ menfolk sometimes and they pick up a gun with no more idea how to hold it than if it was a lasso I dont think A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY there has been more than one woman Not only cures but it keeps well in this store who took up a gun as if Is sold by an orgauized company of re she knew how to handle it No they lible business men and has the endorse ¬ are no more difficult customers than ment of thousands of Clergymen nd ¬ men If a man isnt an expert himself noted people throughout the country he goes to some friend who thinks he We speak of that wonderful Instrument Youths is an expert and asks his advice The Electropoise and ask your careful Companion man who has been shooting for several examination into the cures it baa years thinks he knows it all and that wrought Col A P Nunally of the Nearly Musical Egotism we dont know anything So the new Inter Ocean Chicago writes three years experience with Electropoise A musician died and his sleeping soui hand comes in here full of infallible waited at the gate Then said the advice and its hard work to suit him only confirms the truth of yooi claims I say to my friends that this instrument angel Has this man sinned Yes Weve got everything but he cant de- is a most wonderful invention and I answered the voices of the neighbors cide would not part with mine if J could not he has played his own works all day The women know they dont know get another Send address lor our book What shall be his punishment asked and we can suit them quickly We sell giving letters from peopie who have Let him hear those work the angel them a very light rifle 30 caliber with been cured by Electropoise ELECTRO- ¬ forever cried the voices So the soul smokeless powder and long bullets ike POISE CO 513 Fourth Avenue Louis ¬ ville Ky was awakened in hell by the chanttng those of the navy rifle of its own music This must be Yes they say that they can shoot Heaven it said London Academy and kill deer too But the way they handle guns here doesnt look much N Y Post Silk is considered unclean by the like it Are yon eoiiK to take atrip Oo you suffer from HeiMlaclie Severe Kxlmuatlout Xervonaneas Seunick Mohammedans because it is the prod Whr nut prevent it i by ncai or The Wifes Religion UMiig IJ8HMA8 MCXTHOL I MI 11- uct jbf a worm Hflp that headache cure that ntrviosnes- - urd Some men expect St Peter will pass EK araicknsa by the use or this lunaler Ue greatest them into Heaven on the strength of vtnuuUTit ana prorvntAtie known Wonderful r Hef In Hay Tc9t and Astnma t3T11V Y In Westminster Abbey X173 pen use hHALEK Dia Vu will Jutn By their wives religion Chicago Diily K far I li you cant f ft Send tnr aicflat hare been buried Hock New ati Smlkol Ire mul i YlSCXaKS IftD C VUMJUJi PKANi CO A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ aug-30-l¬ Large Increase in the unilier Who Go Hunting with Their Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Husbands Trees Grapes Small Fruits Asparagus Shrubs and evorything kept in such an Inquiries of some of the chief dealers establishment We employ no agents in sporting guns show that their sea- Descriptive Catalogue on application to sons trade has been especially active H F HILLENMKYER Lexington Ky this month Shotguns are briskly sold but there is a very lively demand for Phone 279 Oct6 3m sporting rifles for which women customers are partly responsible 42 WORTH OF PRESENTS ¬ ¬ Al DO YOU TRAVEL ilMII-MA-XS 1 ¬ al i v- - -- THE BOURBON NliWb PAlUb KY FRIDAY MILLERSBURG i OVEMBER 3 1899 THE 80D830S HEWS 1881 News Notes OatlirMi In And About The Kuric JNineteemb Year Established PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY WALT CHAMP 7 SWIF T CHAMP JdUors and umers Sf Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ ft Bko ADVERTISING RATES DUylay one dolar per Inch for first insertion unlf nveseaeli insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Local in black type twenty cents pr line ech insertion Fractions of lines count a full lines when running at line rates Obituaries cardsof thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for largeadvertisements and yearly cards ¬ DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR REPRESENT VTIVB JOHN T HINTON FOR JAILOR ALLEN MKIsER FOR MAGISTRATE PARIS PRECINCT J W THOMAS JR FOR COUNCILMEN Hugh Montgomery E Ashbrook James OBrien Second Ward D C Parrish W First Ward T O Hinton R Q Thomson Third Ward Win Remington Democratic Speaking The Bourbon County Democratic Committee announces the following list of appointments for public speaking Jackstown Friday Nov 3 2 p m Russell Mann T E Moore Jr J J Williams Millersburu Saturday Nv 4th 2 p Russell Mann J S Smith W M nrnell North Middletown aturdav Nov 4 2 p m Judge C B Hill T E Ash brook J MMcVey N C Fisher Denis Dundon Chairman Bourbon Co Democratic Campaign Com ¬ Bronstou addressed a mammoth audience Tuesday night at Hie Auditorium The in Louisville erowd is said to have been the largest ever assembled at a political meeting in Louisville Cha Hon As pom of the Democratic voters of years and Bombou seem to be laboring under a Mctlintock shipped a car never found perineiient relir t till 1 ueed shgtifc luisHpprehensiou regarding Mr Mclntyre of heavy cattle to Ne w York Wednes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Now I am web Allen M Kiser racr in my iuterest day night and will shipacar to morrow and feel like a new inau writes J J fortbe office ot Jailei 1 take this method Flemi g Murray Neb It is the bent of addrewMug them Mr Jones my for to Chicago digestant known Cures all forms of mer representative resigned some time A number of Millersbnrg people drovt-- indigestion Phjfeieiaua everywhere ago and Mr Kirer appointed in bis to Paris Tuesday nitfut to see M faust W T Brooks prescribe it stead Tbe pieseut I9C0 is to elect a played at tne opera uouse Jailer to till the Que pi red term w ten Editor T A Davis of the Maysville I teel is rightf all due me 1 do not Mrs Joe W Mock retained veeterda Ledger has resigned as Deputy Collector wisb the office nfter iuv four year trn from a visit to M tysville of internal Revenue at Maysvilbcandidate is finished a d will not be Harry Croxtoa and Win Messrs tor it again I believe that 1 iervethe Sweeney of Paris were here yesterday in my rprP iitative Mr election Judge Wui Purnell Judge Mann to the nnexpiied term and will Kisei and John 8 Smith will speak here tobe grateful to mv friends for their sup Very respectfully morrow afternoon at two oclock port Mrs Raohael Ashbrook John Marshal and John Thorn ship ped a car of extra good Southern horses Auctioneer Forsyths Engage ¬ to Atlanta yesterday ments Any one predisposed to Scrofula can Mr and Mrs H H Phillips went to Nov 9- - Mrs Sallie S Adair farm Winchester Wednesday to visit hit never be healthy and vigorous This parents taint in the blood naturally drifts into stock crop aud farming implements Mr A C Ball sold L Joseph twelve Consumption Being such a deep seated Free of Charge nead of 1 500 lb cattle the tail end of blood disease Swifts Specific is tne his lot at 512 per cwt Anv adult suffering from a cold settled only known cure for Scrofula because nil be breast bio cliitis throat or lung The boarders of the Training School it is the only remedy which can reach trouble of any nature who will call t will entertaiu the young ladies of M F the disease J A Wilsons will be pieseuted with a U this eveuing Scrofula appeared on the head of my little sample bottle of Bom bees German Mrs Maria Victor of Cynthiana is grandchild when only 18 mouths old Shortly Svrup free of cbage Only oue bottle after breaking out it spread rapidly all over visiting friends bere her body The scabs on the sores would peel given to one person and none to chil touch Jas Hntsell has gone to Greenville off on the slightestthe at- and the odor that dren without order from parents would arise made No throat or lutip remtdy ever had Miss to engage in the stock trade tbi mosphere of the room such a sale as Boschee German Syrup sickening and unbearable vvinter The disease next attacked in all part of the civilmd world she Wm Miller and Mrs Tom Bowles of the eyes and we fearedEmTwenty years ago millions of bottles lose her sight Cynthiana were the guests of friends would physicians from the were yiveu hwiiv and yonr druggist will inent here Wednesday surrounding country were tell yon itspuccehS was marvelous It is consulted but coiild do really tbe only Throat and Lang Rem Mrs John Ingles and daughter Alice nothing to relieve the litedy generally endorsed by physicians tle innocent and gave it are visiting at Eminence as their opinion that the One 75 cent bottJe will cure or prove its hopeless Dout forget to call at Jo W Mocks case was to save and im- the childs eyesight It was value Sold by dealers in all civilized this morning aud see his tine show of possible we decided to try Swifts Specific conutriee then that chrysanthemums a d other cut flowers That medicine at once made a speedy and complete cure She is now a young lady and has The Best Northern White Sed Rye Mrs Albert Hawes and three sons ar- never had a sign of the disease to return Timothy and Clover Seed at Geo W Mrs Ruth Berkeley Monday to spend the Winter with rived Salina Kan N VI rs Stuarts directly opposite L Alex Butler Mr Hawes has gom Scrofula is an obstinate blood disease freight debot to New Mexico to spend the Winter and is beyond the reach of the average Miss Alma Collier is visiting Miss Sue J T Hinton has a handsome line of blood medicine Swifts Specifio and Miss Willie Johnson in Paris pictures pretty enough for anybodys Mrs Arm Jefferson guest of Mrs house Just the thing for a wedding Mary Caldwell returned to Mayslick present ocUtf Monday Read in Geo W Stuarts adv how to Bert McClintock shipped Tuesday a get a load of coal free is the only remedy equal to such deep car of nogs his owa raising into tht seated diseases it goes down to the obb Gorham has moved WANTED Several bright and honest Woolums cottage aud Mrs very foundation and forces out every persons to represent us as Managers in Clarke Jerry Bason has bought the Gornatn taint It is purely vegetable aid is this and close by counties Salary 900 house of Dr Miller and moved into it the only blood remedy guaranteed to a year and expenses Straight bona fide contain no mercury potash or other no more no lees salary Posinon perDr W VVixon Italy Hill N Ysavs mineral substance whatever Books mailed free by Swift Specifio manent Our references any bank in I beaitily recommend One Minute Cough any town It is mainly office work conCure It gave my Wil a immediate ie Company Atlanta Georgia ducted at home Reference Enclose Pleasant to lief in suffocating asthma The I have 2 new farm wagons that I will self ad Iresstd stamped envelope take Never fails to quickly cure all sell cost Geo W Stuart directly Dominion Company Dept 3 Chicago at coughs colds throat and Inng troubles 111 92 N freight depot opposite L W T Brooks M its minageis The EIk Carnival ai Lonisville netted 28400 I had dyspepsia tbiv-st-vea Mrs Ashbrooks Candidacy ¬ FRANK CO ¬ Leaders In Style and Fasnion - ¬ ¬ Scrofula to Consumption i ¬ yPB nk ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ oct-27-l- y ¬ ¬ Complete line of Winter Wraps Furs of every description Fur Collarettes Fur Scarfs Cloth Capes and Jackets Golf Capes Separate Skirts Silk Waists Wool Waists ¬ Tailor Suits COME EARLY AND MAKE SELECTION SSSMood No Trouble Ufa ¬ ¬ to Show Goods m iS St See those beautiful lamps in amber The Kentucky houses of rnfor n were red and blue tints at J T Hintons superintend not opened Wednesday They mnke most acceptable wedding Hon James D Black of Barboursville ent Doak found it impossible to giC the presents oc4tf g frill address the Democratic voters to buildings ready It will be fully two morrow afternoon at the North Middle weeks before the young convicts can be Kead Geo W Stuarts I ir nv for HAMILTON to the particulars about the guts ing couttst own transferred from thpeniteutiarbs DAYTOS RY Hon J P McCartney of Fleming reform it rie Persons who enter G v stnartv will speak at the court house court day nessing contest can get ticket wnec Direct Line From in the interest oi the Republican ticket ver they purchase coal and can file theit guess it his orb e any time before tout CINCINNATI mm ilVktHk on election dav orcmi mail them Political News To t hiv powt ffice in the county before hat hour TOLEDO AND DETROIT Hon John W Yerkes the Republican leader has announced as a candidate for No woman can be too careful of Four through trains a day Best United Spates Senator to succeed Hon Jaer condition during the period be- ¬ Line to William Lindsey Public Speaking To Morrow ¬ ¬ mmm wrw UCIIvllli Fran 404 MAIN Go PARIS KY STREET 1 Senator Qoebel speaks at Elkton today and Marion to morrow ov Benton VcMillan of Tennessee wMl speak to night at Louisville in the Interest of Senator Goebel Hon W C Owens spoke yesterday at Cynthiana ¬ fore her little ones are born Neglect or improper treatment then endan- ¬ gers her life and that of the child It lies with her whether she shall suffer unaecessarily or whether the ordeal shall be made comparatively easy She had better do nothing than do something wrong INDIANAPOLIS and CHICAGO Fi nr elegant riVjiiiil3aiiii preparations for warm weather by put log in four fans at their barber ehop Three will be run by water power and ae b electricity while you get a cool is the one and the only preparation tf omfortable shave that is safe to use It is a liniment ¬ Crawford Bros have made ample MOTHERS FRIEND tbrougu trains s day with Parlor Dining arA Slop ing cats Ask tor tickets via this line D G EDWARDS Passenger Traffic Manager Cincinnati O ¬ V fm V v -- I that penetrates from the outside The Bourbon Steam Laundry External applications are eternally having secured office room at right Internal medicines are radi- ¬ James corner Fourth and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at- ¬ tention Parker be without DeWitts I wouldnt Witch Hazel Salve for any consideration writes Thos B Rhodes Center field O Infallible lor piles cuts burns and skin diseases Beware of counterfeits W T Brooks ¬ -- ¬ - You never know what form of blood per bottle Druggists sell It at poison will follow constipation Keep the liver clean by using De Witts Little THE BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO Early Risers and you will avoid trouble ATLANTA GA They are famous little pills for consti Send for our free illustrated book pntion and liver and bowel troubles W Before Baby is Boru T Brooks 1 cally wrong They are more than humbugs they endanger life Mothers Friend helps the muscles to relax and expand naturally re- ¬ lieves morning sickness removes the cause of nervousness and head- ¬ ache prevents hard and rising breasts shortens labor and lessens the pains and helps the patient to rapid recovery From a letter by a Shreveport La I have been using your woman wonderful remedy Mothers Friend for the last two months and find it just as recommended niwj Rm frvli I 54 iS v5w LUNG Trouble Cough Syrup iVA 3S - Lung troubles such as pleurisy oi acute inflammation of the lungs should be carefully treated to avoid These affecserious consequences tions are quickly overcome by the prompt use of Dr Bulls Cough Syrup a wonderful remedy which always gives relief eases coughing allays all inflammation and by its healing influence soon effects a thorough cure ¬ SMMljIlMiiMiii COMFORTS DrBulIs IIIIIIIIIIII I II 1 1 1 1 M 14 II II III 1 1 1 1 1 1 IMIIIIIIIII JEfcClinHWfettKlaMiSrFi- - Sol Cures all Lung and Throat Trouble Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists JUDGE US jost RECEIVED Wanted Every Housekeeper to Try I am showing the Largest and Cheapest Line of Bed Comforts in Paris Dont buy until you see them 1 NEW PRUNES Judge us by what we are doing Judge us by the NEW DATES continued crowd of buyers Judge us by the kind of NEW FIGS clothing you see your neighbors and friends have pur- ¬ NEW RAISINS chased Judge us by our prices Get your friends to tell NEW EVAPORATED PEACHES you how much they paid Thats al we ask You get Fresb Baltimore the best truly the best when you buy of us Youll find our clothing just right every way ways you hadnt thought of before Remember you cm always get your money back if you are not s tisfied Your Money Back On Demand 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U1 1 1 1 MM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 TOSS tabs Hasty JeUycos There The new Jelly Powder is nothing-- now on the COMFORTS I can furnish you at any time Embalming scientifically attend- ¬ an experienced man for mantel work ed to Carriages for hire Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky and TILINGS always on htnd NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 market like OYSTERS and Kalamazoo HASTY JELLYCON It is made to excel all others and is warranted to produce a Undertaking in all its branches CELERY Received Daily HIGHLY SUPERIOR JELLY Six Flavors j Raspberry Lemon Strawberry Wild Orange 4 PARKEfl Fourth auu Main Sts JAMES Cherry Calfsfoot Paris Ky L Saloshin Co J T HINC0N St1 i 3iwi s5i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER THE BODBBOH DEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1 3 1899 A Midnight Extra The Louisville Post has notified its Paris agent that it will hav a midnight PERSONAL MENTION J York has given 4000 to the mon movement Miss Helen Miller Gould of New anti-Mor- edition of the Post containing all of the COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Luther Swison a seventeen year old THE NEWS MAN election returns earlv next mornirg boy of Pryorsbm g Ky has eloped wuh JEI1iei1 al the Post office his wifes thirteen year old sister sexnd class mail matter at Paris Ky as Leave your orders with Willie Swearen gen agent Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Farmers Bank capital stock 15 The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 Fall Dancing Class 000 at Sadieville Scott county has been Klswhere incorporated Mr James Pullen is here from Miss Maud Stont will organize her SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Fall dancing class for children at Odd Louisville on a visit to relatives Sbarkey fight for The Fitzdmmous Payable in Advance Fellows Hall Saturday afternoon at One year Mr Johu M Brennan was registered the pnrrilistio championship will be J2U0 Six months ilOO three oclock and will teach two after- at the Gait in Louisville Tuesday pulled off to night at Coney Island noons during each week Pupils will Make all Checks Money Orders Etc The Georgetown Social Club will please meet her at the hall or call at her 1 payable to the order of Champ Bbo D Bridges Editor Democrat give a ball on tbe evening of the 29th home for terms One Minute Lancast r N H says Miss Gertrude Hill left yesterday Cough Cure is the best remedy for croup Extra Registration Closes Immediately relieves and morning for Louisville to visit relatives I ever used conghs colds croup asthma curts and friends The supplemental reg stration which pneumonia bronchitis grippe and all Mrs Horace Miller who has been throat and lnuer troubles It prevents was in progress at the ourt house three ¬ ill for six weeks with a severe attack of consumption W T Brooks collec- days this week closed Wednesday after- grip is improving noon During the three days seventv five voters were registered fifty Mrs Annie Dillard of Lexington four of the number being Democrats is the guest of Mrs Nannie McClintock seventeen Republicans and four were of Higgius avenue non committal Miss Lucy Farmer arrived Tnesday com- ¬ evening from Louisville to join Mrs W Among The Bowlers Announcement Extraordinary I O Hiutous house party ad- ¬ High scores are being made almost Mrs M H Davis is here from every day at the local alley Eight Mapslick for a visit to her parents Mr double centuries were scored on one Mrs Wm Hukill Sr ¬ I 1881 TUCKER S NOW ON SALE WOOL BLANKETS COTTON BLANKETS BED COMFORTS LADIES In all the new materials Camels Hair etc i TAX NOTICE The tax bills are now in my hands lor tion and all not paid by November 30th 1899 will have six per cent added and be pelled to pay for READY1WEAR SKIRTS including Blanket Plaids Serges ¬ CLOAKS AND FURS Neck Boas GRAND FRIDA SMYTH OPERA HOUSE Just received a new line of Jackets Fur Collarettes and All up-to-da- te garments DRESS call GOODS We can please you in price and quality vertising Camels Hair Suitings Homespuns Kttinnies etc Give us a Denis Dnndon won a diamond scarf pin that night for Insurance policies bought for cash by making the highest individual score making 226 Jos Penn made the same F S Stout octlTtf score in the afternoon A large line of pedestals can be C D Young formerly of this city is found at J T Hintous at reasonable the champion bowler of Delaware Ohio prices Take a look at them where he resides His best score is 257 oct4tf -- G W BO WEN S B C alley Monday and At Cost Everything at cost at H Stouts tailoring establishment at the usual hour S Pleasant Social Session After the regular metting of the Elks Tuesday night a very pleasant social session was held in the lodge room The program included some excellent music by the Elks double quartet under the direction of Dr Frank Fithian a number of selections by Wm Hinton Jrs phonograph and a lunch of sandwiches pickles etc Elks Lawrence Williams C K Megibben and Rodney Withers ot Cyutbiana were among the visitors present ¬ ¬ Rev Dr Blanton of Richmond will fill Rev Dr Rutherfords pulpit Sunday Eld J T Sharraid Sunday at Old Union will preach Mattern the photographer who was located at the corner of Eighth and Main has movtd back to Frankfort Three kinds -- Hartford City Kanawha and Micbigau Table Salt Geo W Stuart directly opposite L N freight depot Salt - r opened last night with a good Ralph Paxton formerly of this city ance in the Simms building has been promoted to chief bill of lading cellent new floor has been laid O S W freight offiice skates used have ball bearing clerk in the B The rink will be open to night in Cincinnati The Skating Kink Opens Walter Davis Cos skating rink attend¬ ¬ An and an ex- rollers and tomorrow night and every Tuesday Thursday Friday and Saturday nights Remember the administrators sale of until further notice It not the stock crop etc belonging to the on afternoons Fridaywillnightbe open will late Judge Ward occurs to day be specially for ladies and children catalogue of the Short uoru cattle to be sold next Thursday by Mrs Sallie Adair Mrs Otis Bacon and son Bently of AMD gi Wichita Falls Texas will arrive to day FAMOUS COMEDIANS for a visit at Mr W A bacons Mrs C Alexander Sr Mrs J E Iii tbe Great Big Comedy flit Clay and Mrs George Alexander were in Covington Wednesday on ashort visit Mrs John D Harris who has been New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all visiting her daughter Mrs C M Clay exactly as given for to her home in MadiPresented Jr has returned former efforts at pric s exceptionally low Here are a over 200 performances in New son county York at Hoyts and the Bijou few special items at special figures Mr E B Wrenu of Lexington Theatres was in this city Wednesday arranging A clean wholesm comedy with a for an auction in this city of paintings Black Crepon 48 inches wile regular Extra fine quality Flannelettes iu TV laugh in every line Y Herald by Robert Burns Wilson 2 kind 1 per yd patterns IOC Seats on sale at Borlands Weduesday Mr and Mrs Thomas J Thomas Handsome Plaids for Skirts from Outing Flannels in large variety reg- of near Mt Sterling have issued invita- morning at 930 1 per yd ular 10c kiud for lOc to 5c tions for a reception to be given at Large Line of Plaiu and Fancy Dress flannels for ail purposes Eiderdown Maplewood on November sixth in OR STOLEN Goods honor of Mr J Roger Gatewood and 25c per yd 15c bind for lOc bride and Mr Johu M Barnes and Best Qnaliiy Percales and Panangs See tbe extra wide and fine Tabk bride A light bay horse 15A hands hiirh five 12c kind for 8 3c Liuen at 50c years old no white marks has straved Dr L C Moore and bride Mr John B irn8 and bride and Mr Roger Gate or was stolen Wednesday night from Liberal reward Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap wood and bride all met in Washington my stable in Paris D O and are now spending a few days paid for the return of horse C D RAY in New York They are registered at Call and see our new goods and get prices before pur- ¬ Paris Kv the Hotel Cadillic at Broadway and 86tf RICES O TUCKERj My Friend From India C03STID03Nr KZ ¬ r--- ¬ STRAYED l ¬ The News has just finished printing a To Our Patrons be due in abroad Tuesday night plaving Halloween pranks and a arranged W Holliday Carriage Co J number of citizens were minus gates 89tf Paris Ky Nov 1 1899 steps signs etc Wednesday morning NUPTIAL KNOTS Paris boys were All bills made with us in future will thirty days unless otherwise Eld Reubelt who has charge of two chnrcbes in the Southern part of the BugageiiieiitH Announcements And Sol State is expected to till Eld J S Sweeemnizations Of The Marriage Tows neys pulpit Sundav He is a brother of The marriage of Miss Mary Ramsey Superintendent Reubelt of the Paris and Mr August Uuzeit was a pretty High School society eveut yesterday afternoon at A C ADAIR manaerer of the Western Lexington The ct remony was per home Union offict haft made arrangements to formeoJ at the Lewis of the bride by Dean of Christ Uburch receive returns from all State elections Cathedral The wedding march was Tuesday nigUt at the court house A played by Prof A M Gaizeit of this wire has already been run into the cir- city brother of the groom The bide cuit court room one of the loveliest young ladies of Lex I ask no mor for the celebrated ington was attired in a traveling gown bunch of Mountain Ash Jdlico than you will of gray cloth and carried a afetenHed by chrysanthemums She wai bare to pay for other Jellico coal Oeo her sister Miss Katheriue Ramsey Tbe N W Stuart directly opposite L groom is a former citizen of Paris and freight depot tf is one of the cleverest fellows in the world wife passed The communion of the Lords Sup- through Mr Gatzeit and afternoon en Paris yesterday per will be observed at the first Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning The route East for a bridal trip preparatory service will be held in the McGarvey Simpson and Miss Nannie lecture room of tbe church Saturday McUlanuahan wre manied at the court morning at half past ten oclock house Wednesday by Judge Purneli E EEctonaud Miss Lillian Steventou Rockers are popular wedding gifts both of Winchester were married Wed and are acceptable presents at any time nesday evening in Newport by Rev J J T Hinton has a tine line of them P Whitehead They were attended by Mr and Mrs Sam Jefferiesof WiLcbes Look at the rockers and price them tf ter The bride was eu route home from a visit in Texas and was met in Cin Mary Elizabeth Blackford aged cinnati by the groom armed with a mareighteen a colored woman living on the riage license farm of Wm Collins near Ruddles The marriage of Mr Robert L Mills committed suicide by taking and Miss Bessie Armstroug of this Parks city strichnine Coroner H H Roberts was celebrated quietly Tuesday afterheld an inquest over her body No noon at four ociock in Newport Tbe cause known for the act ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Chandler at the latters residence in the The opera house orchestra was much presence of several Newport and Covimproved Tuesday nteht by the addition ington friends They arrived bome on of Profs SaxtonandTrost of Lexington the 1010 train that night and were and the selections played were highly given a serenade by the Elks double appreciated by the audience They will quaitette The groom is the senior be with the orchestra again to nigh and lessee of the Hotel Windsor and is a mav be engaged permanently in the fu- popular and enterprising young man The bride is a daughter of former ture Sheriff F R Armstrong and is a most y of Covington an estimable young lady Tbey have a Mrs Lucy Dorse aunt of Misses Holladav of High street large circle of friends to wish them injtbis city has made arrangements to go happiness They will live at the WindtorParis France and conduct a fashion- sor Admiral Deweys intimate friends an able boarding house during the exposition where she will entertain her Ameri- nounce that he will soon be married to Several Covington ladies Mrs W B Hazeu sister to John R Mccan friends Lean the Democratic candidate for will accompany her She is a wealthy Governor of Ohio widow aged about fory and has a TtiD Kof tloatii r K att t rwlrv nraa crivnn Washington ber builders trial Tuesday near Hamp- speudid social position in into his new Dewey has moved ton Roads She steamed twenty miles Admiral in Washington and averaged 194 knots Tbe trial was residence made in a very heavy sea and in the Chicago packets have received orders face of a wind blowing fifty miles an for over 1000000 pounds of corned beef bonr The builders were satisfied and for the British soldiers in the Transvaal think the Kentucky will equal if not surpass the Kearsage Evangelist J V Updike is holding a revival at the Georgetown Christian Miss Elizabeth Rash of Lexington Church and has had fifty additions up has been engaged to sing in tbe choir at to Tuesday Nearly all business houses St Peters Episcopal Church in this have agreed to close at seven each evencity during the Winter and Spring ing during the meeting Miss Rash is one of the most promising OBITUARY yrnng sopranos in Kentucky and ber already won her a number of voice has ¬ Miss Rash is a Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit friends in Paris izens daughter of Mr W D Rash of Lexing Gov Alvin Sanudre of Nebraska ton and is a charming young lady formerly of Fleuiin gebnrK Ky ditrd Wednesday at Ouiuba io v Saunders Nashville Railway reappointment as Territorial iovernor The Louisville Co which practically covers the field of Nebraska was almost tbe last official tne ttoutn nas aecinea 10 cat iuusw act of President Lincoln whose hi the Adams Express Co Albert Offutt formerly of this bntract with the road expires in Jan- - died of consumption Wednesday at city the Lary The L N will operate an ex- Lemuel Offutt near bome of his father rpregs company of its own as the B Newtown The deceased was unmaru snd other railways have done inis ried and was about thirty five years old lis the biggt deal of the year in The funeral will be held this morning at Hthern traffic matters The Adams the residence and tbe remains will be kn will operate over the Southern interred at Jacksonville this county Lawifray ¬ ¬ C3 - Forty third street The Halloween Patty given by the B Y P U of the Baptist Church at Mr W H H Johnsons Tuesday night was quite a pleasant affair There were about fifty persons present who were entertained wth Halloween amusement Sandwiches and coffee were served during the evening Mr Albert Hinton gave a box party Tuesday evening at the Faust performance in honor of Mrs W O Hintons guests Minn Annie Hall of Fraukfort Mis Eva Freeman of Lexington Miss Bessie Freeman of Duckers Miss Lucy Farmer ot Louis rille and MiseELzabeth Littleof Owens boio The gentlemen were Mr Hiuton Mr Yancy Freeman of Lexington and Messrs Chas D Winn J W Bacoi and Walter Champ of this city The party was entertained at supper by Mrs Hinton before the play PUBLIC SALE OF chasing your fall goods grading Stamps given with every purchase cannot read this small print at a distance ot 14- inches your eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Tf you - BOURBON FAR Imperial spectacles and eyeglmwen hnve perfect lenses always perfectly centred auf made if purest materia set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of ffretitesl We will sell upon the premises at 10 durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lenset are scientifically htt d by Dr C H Kowens system they always give satisfaction for the oclock a m on - H t fit i r irn nrful unnntilav tmf f niim KVr lnpoorly adjured pctacU s r poor imperfect lenses and are btter oil wihu- MOVSmDer 15 1899 You WfcdneSOV L i i r ilu IMI IUIIC1 ilill J H mill nil f rlV tTft l it llTllttlM- - QlVilJir im ii iil it the faxm of Mrs A M Redmon de ¬ dealer and they will last longer llirc urilllD without change and be cheapest la the end - vmitli -I L Vy wjm I I lf I I iii ceased said farm is on Jacksrown pike 4 from Milleio 4X2 miles from Paris burg 1 mile from Maysville railroad station halls and porches All tobacco or hemp land The dwelling is two story brick with 8 rooms Said farm contains 180 2 acres ¬ our store on the stcoutl and last Thursdays of each month and invite all to call and have their eyes examined for whieh there is Ja Charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded We have etigacert the services of Or C H Bovven who will visit i Short Horn Cattle Sale Tas Short- - Elorn cattle ale held yes terday at vl ma buarmans stable in this -- ity w is attended by a good crowd Thirty three aaimals brought a total sum of JjttilO an average of 9 27 Tbe beet price obtained wer Hiuxtons Wild Eyes 17tb M B Banta Harrods bursr 300 Hinxton Wild Eyes 9tb J M Hall Paris 120 Magistrate 124755 121 Murillo J F Switzer Eaton 184786 Dt H U truila Cvnthiana 165 Bartons Kirkleviugtou 18th Ed 105 gar Gragff Ooirtlto Advocate 110 134745 S Hooee Fra ikfort V Asbbrook Cyn Watnr Girl 9th 6 hiana jloT Auyelico K4746 F J Bar 100 Lady Liverpool bee Millarsbnrg ¬ ¬ ¬ stables buggy house coal house cabin and other outbuildings necessary plen ty of fruit of all kinds watered by two of best springs in the state besides the ponds also tenant house on the farm This is one of the finest blucgrasfi farms in Kentucky For further particulars call on or address REDMON PROS Lock box 179 Paris Ky A T Forsyth Auctr lnovttl ¬ i 60x60 besides cow barn corn cribs and There are barns jw7r -- wv m m Next visit Thursday November 14 18 Hello 170 ¬ ¬ Administrators Sale -- I OF rmrm s TA28 Are advised that our stock of ¬ 13th S F fiooKe 128 Hinxtons Wild Eyes 18th J Miller Ward Paris 150 STOCK As Administrators of FH DAY CROP C i Thotnan Bartons Kirklevingtou liUtb ¬ KirkHyinttou 103 ¬ ¬ ¬ Eadora of Hinxton 6th 100 F SVimont Miltersburg Daisy Geneva 2d S FHooge Frankfort 265 Other buyers were F L Vimont J H Letton Mtllersbnrg H F Griffith John Cleary Dr E Fisher Cvnthinna W H Martin Poindexter Newt Rankin Dr K J K Tilton Carlisle and M J Artradrle Richmond R B Hutchcraft thiaua The animals were uiostlv by E K Thomas Barrister 101724 by Imp R S Thompson John L Roarers J Frank Clay Bartons Eugene iragg Cyu 140 13th Leo FARM IMPLEMENTS ceased the undersigned will on NOVEMBEH J Q Ward de make a specialty of Builders Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Gatauuicd Iron Work Seel Ceilings net everything pertaining to building We employ the bst wokmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See us before contractI r5sii fjirfy i rmm I Harwvre - Soves and Tinware I aa large and complete Orr e prices are allow as anyone 3d 1899 - Young J R articles 16 14 upon the Ward farm in Harrison county one mile from Lair station and two airi one half miles from Cynthiana on the Cynthiana and Lair Station turnpike expose to public sale the follow iiiir cows high grade two-year-ol- d WINN j LOWRY Winn- - Successors to Cook rrTa j rvf iw yearling steers ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ high grade heifers 6 yearling heifers high grade Oaven Knight and Joshua Bartons 1 black bull Kirkieyington Baron 2d Aberdeen Angus pedi- The auctioneer was Jack Stewart of greed and registeied Mt Sterling I stag pair of work mules Dr H H Hadden Summit Ala nine year old mule sas I think Kodol Dvsueneia Cure in 1 pair of work mules a splendid medicine I prescribe it and ewes 194 my confidence grows with continued 7 bucks Southdown use It digests what you eat and quick27 fat lambs ly cures dyspepsia and indigestion W 100 bushels of wheat T Jt5rooK8 14 sucking calves 1 gelding r saddle mare 2 fat hogs 14 acres of clover hay in barn 45 tons of timothy hay in rick Stein way Piano in excellent condi40 acres of corn in stack tion Will sell cbeap Inquire at The Farming Implements 2 Brown cul News office for name of owner 86tf tiAators 2 Oliver Chilled plows 4 double shovel plows I Randall harrow 1 wheat smoothing harrows FARMERS drill 2rakes 1 wheat fan 1 hay ricler 1 2 hay wagou and hay frame nding plow 14000 tobacco sticks THOMAS STOCK MEDICINE will I corn planter 4 hand corn planters cure Hog Cholera Tbe medicine can hog box r saddle hog crete scythes be made at home for less than five cents r corn sheller lot of farm gear 3 r roller Money refunded at any time r mowing machine a pound corn marker within sixty days if not satisfactory drag post hole digger 4 forks 1 pick Price of receipts f I Call at Bourbon I mattox 3 grain scoops 1 pair of News office and get them stretchers 6 single trees 3 short single A T FORSYTH trees grass seed stripper cart and gear 2 buggies 1 dozen tobacco 5 1 1 three-year-old ¬ five-year-ol- According to some people if you are at all particuar about lUuL A CRANK Si d Piano for Sale six-year-o- ld the fit and loos of vour Shoes see you know what you want they dont We iik to get hold of just such cus- ¬ tomers They appreciate shoes that fit comfortably stylishly and lastingly and our new Fall styles are strict- ¬ ly up to date fihing every requirement Compare our styles and prices with those of others and we leave the conclusion to oil - ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG YITOTION J 1 1 j It Is Better to Give Than to lteceive especially la a good canse and that it why we delight in giving onr customer such perfect laundry work when they favor ns with their patronage We ndt only give them perfect satisfaction is tbe color and finish of their linen but we give them twice the wear that they would get if their garments were don up by inferior methods 1 1 1 j 1 ¬ - ¬ and under cash Above three months without I wish to aunounce to the public that interest Iu chasers will be required I am the authorized salesman and col- to give a note to be approved by the lector of the Siugei Manufacturing Com Administiators pany at Paris Ky My office is at the Sale will begin promptly at ro oclock old stand formerly occupied by Kronen a m Perkins berg J MILLER and J Q WARD I also handle a complete line of Admiaisirators needles parts and attachments for all At the same time and place the underI repair auy and all signed will seH 10 or 12 head of well fctvles of machines styles of machines at reasonable rates bred horses udou the same teims as All work guaranteed above L D HARRIS 86 8 J MILLER and J Q WARD -- noticeT 1 scaffolds Terms All sums of 20 l ¬ ¬ I F ri v fij fSf39 ¬ The lioiirhnu Steam Laundry W Phoiie Mio fsi Jl HINTON JR office BRO Proprietors at Parker James J 1 THE BOUUBON NEWS PAKIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 3 1899 Publshcd every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP i C HAMP taiI10rs and Owners SWIFT IN THE DAYS OF QUEEN ANNE Ir you were but living back two hundred years Youd wear a brocade and a flowered silk sacque Youd powder your tresses and buckle vour And little black patches you freely would use Youd revel in satin and yards of gold lace And put a black mosk on your dear little shoes Youd simper and curtsy and carry a fan If you had been born in the days of Queen Anne face Id If I were to live at the time I record wear a cocked hat and a gold hilted sword My head would be covered with soldierly scars And glory new gained in the Marlborough wars And Id sport a red coat and Id mount a white wig And quot the Spectator and talk very big In short Id be wholly a different man If I had been born in the days of Queen Anne And you would be stanch to the Jacobite laws Eut still I should whisper Let Strephon proclaim In the ear of his Chloe his rapturous And And And I should be meddling with newly made cause Id clasp so 1 flame you as now at this moment do For love is yet love since the round world - Id kiss can true you so close nd Id love you And hearts have survived since the days of Queen Anne M V C Gillinglun in Ovrland Monthly AAfcAjfcdaAjAA urtles Went on Strike They Were Pushed Beyond the i imit by a Mean Man doubtful T aint a lawyer he Si just grinned but I never heard ays sarcastic IrTrrTfVTVTTTffTrfTTtl of anything in like laws of the state of the Pennsylvania making a closed duck sea QNAPPING turtles wa always a son for snapping turtles Thems the said culprits he says pointing to the four fad with Si Evenshed Klli- - reminiscently Deacon Train a snapping turtles Go explain the law i urtle in the way he should go and when to them Theyve got more intelligence he is old he will not depart thereirom than some officers of the law who aint A man so very far off at the present minute Si says to me the oilier day will brains and a couple of snapping And he went on gathering in the cap--81 - the snapping qualities and 1 will supply the brain work and the combination will make Pike county ducks weary Si always fed the turtles and gave them fresh water and soft mud to lie in The result was that while these misguided turtles hated ducks worse and worse each day they thought the world of Si Thej- would scramble out of their mud whenever Si came into the pen he kept them in and follow7 him about like a lot of unusually clumsy puppies By and by Si thought he had his turtles trained all right so he got reader to put his duck catching plans into operation First he made four little floats like little rafts Then he slipped a ring overa hind leg of every turtle and fastened a turtle on each float Then he put some mud on the floats and scat tered corn over the mud When night came he set the rafts floating out in the lake each being fastened to the shore by a long cord The nights beingcold said Si those intelligent turtles of mine are going to bury themselves in the mud Ducks are curious and hungry at this time of year and they will be sure to go nosing about those innocent looking floats with the corn on them But when any intruding duck in picking up corn treads on one of these turths something entirely new to ducks is going to be sprung on him all of a sudden The next morning Si went around to look at his turtle traps Sure enough each turtle was holding a duck Si drew the floats to shore and was cutting the ducks loose preparatory to wringing their necks when along comes a game constable See here says the constable What do you mean by catching ducks out of season I aint catching them growled Si Anybody but a dang fool constable could see the turtles caught the ducks You mustnt let your turtles catch ducks replies the constable sort of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ with ducks without doing- but mighty The constable was madder than a little work hornet but not knowing of any law ap Snapping turtles have their rights plying to trained snapping unties he as well as other people I replies And went without saying a word Si took - turtles can supply the whole village tive ducks ¬ its his ducks to the village and ducks time now that the nights are getting ing scarce got a g cd price for them But Si just laughed and said h cold Then the real natui t of the man showed hi- - turtles going on a wasnt afraid of up strike They did though and thats If these pet turtles of mine car Si is mourning the loss of a toe gather in ducks at night why cant why and four valuable trained turtles they in the day he says to his wife and Theyve been taking things easy all Ducks are plentiful in the lake there is a big demand for them but spring and summer Let them do some owing to the amount they have been work now to pay for the care Ive lav hot at they have got mighty shj This ished on them spring Si was gunning for ducks when So Si put the turtles out on the he saw one light down and start feed floats again that afternoon He hid in ing Si was wondering whether to try the bushes alongside of the lake and a shot at him when the duck began to after four more misguided ducks had squawk and flop around and act as if got tangled up with the turtles Si something was holding it down pulled in the floats Instead of giving ¬ a shame to be working them ever be- ¬ ¬ that duck the faithful turtles a little rest from acts as if it was caught in a trap their labors he shoved the floats out again So Si started over to find out what was causing the duck so much trouble Those turtles are doing their duty a faithfully I said to him Dont work Sure enough it had been caught in trap but not the kind Si thought them to death Even a snapping turtle While Mr Duck had been mooning has its rights which ought not to be Danged queer says Si trampled on But no that didnt suit Si He had a good thing and he was going to work it to death All that night and all the next day Si kept the patient little animals at work gathering in ducks There aint an animal in the world that will stick to a job better than a snapping turtle but when Si finally gathered up his ducks and started for home it was plain those turtles were about worn out Thej- - seemed puzzled too There they had been catching ducks for two days nights and days and not a duck did thev have that thev could call their ¬ around in the soft mud looking for food he had stepped on a snapping turtle Which was lying partly under the mud Snapping turtles are not fond of being walked on and this particular turtle just shot out his long neck got a good grip on the duck and hung on after the calm impartial manner of snapping man in the world when he can get somewhat else to do his work and he prob figured over the for quite awhile lem Ducks is inquisitive by nature he says to his wife always wanting to find out just what anything new is Snap ¬ ping turtles have no particular feeling against ducks but they might be duck-and-turtle snapping turtle back to his house and as there wasnt any way of making the turtle let go he cut off the prrt where the turtle had fastened his grip on the unlucky duck Now Si is the happiest contentedest Si carried duck and turtles own to themselves as they waddled home but it is blamed queer where all our ¬ running this show and it must be all right they seemed to be saying Si is catches four young snapping turtles taught to have Blamed if I dont think Ive struck a great combination So Si goes over to the creek and Then he gets a stuffed duck and begins the work of training lie would take the duck and poke it right in the face of a turtle Out would come the turtles head and he would make a snap at ¬ Then Si would pull the duck back and with a little stick he had been holding back out of sight of the turtle he would give the turtle a whack on the back or hind legs The turtles attention being concentrated on the duck he wouldnt blame Si for the blow with the stick but would lay it ail to the inoneent stuffed duck Snapping turtles aint any too lovable by na ¬ ture and these young ones of Sis soon began to connect the appearance of a duck With a whack of a stick Ducks fust drew out all the evil in those snap- ¬ The sight of a ping turtles natures duck had the same effect on them that a red rag does on a bull You could see their little eyes gleam it made them Hut a snapping turtle knows so mad that running aint its main hold and SiV turtles would just lay back with their heads under their shells as inno cent looking as conld be until stuffed duck wets near enough for them toiiat a chance to grab it Then they would shoot out their heads and if they got a hold heaven and earth wouldnt make them let go They tore up a considerable number of ducks before Si got them trained but Si didnt care to bis Dont you worry he says under-gt-nt-- 1 an wife The snapping Mfl xt suv T I will furiuali the duck ¬ ¬ ducks are If Si had acted half way decent about the matter he might have kept the love and trust of these turtles and accumulated ducks for himself all the year around They werent unreasonable turtles and they thought the world of Si A duck here and there would have satisfied them and Si could have had the rest But when Si routed the turtles out early the next morning and started them off on the floats anyone could see they were not feeling cheerful and satisfied Be careful Si I says to him or you will lose the esteem of those turtles A snapping turtle that feels his confidence has been misplaced is an ugly animal to deal with But no Si was after ducks and ducks he would have if he worked those turtles until they dropped All day and al night he kept thein on the floats tearing the ducks away as scon as a turtle caught one Then after giving them only a couple of hours rest he tried to start them at work again Then the strike began Si tried to get the turtles to come out of their mud in the pen and start for the lake although they were so tired their poor legs would hardly carry them But he had reached the limit of snapping turtle good nature Not a turtle would budge out of the mud but when Si made a quaekirg noise like a duck which was the signal for the turtles to start for the lake each turtle tried to bury himself deeper in the mud Then Si was mad Ill taoh these loafing turtles that while ducks are plentiful theyve got to work No tramj turtles are going to be allowed on the Evershed farm dozing in the mud and neglecting their opportunities to n ske hay wJiletVvicks ire gdeatttnL With that 8i ges i stick ¬ ¬ ¬ and having routed the turtles out of th mud he began to pound them Well they were the most surprised turtles you ever saw At the first blow of the stick each turtle stuck his head out from under his shell and looked around for a duck They had been ac- ¬ customed to connect blows with he stick and ducks First they prrked their heads about in a wondering way Then the turtles looked at Si as if ask- ¬ ing him Where are the ducks Si didnt appreciate the mix up he wa causing in the minds of those turtles but kept on hitting them with the stick and trying to persuade them to go to the lake and resume their labors at duck hunting Dont tell me that turtles and es pecially trained turtles like those of Sis cant think It was plain how those poor turtles felt First it was just surprise at not seeing any ducks when they were hit with the stick Then it was disappointment a sort of reluctant loss of faith in human nature Could it be that the poundings they had experienced from their youth up had been due to Si the man they looked up to and reverenced and not to the hated ducks Why it was just like tell- ¬ ing a man that his whole religion is a lie A turtles mind doesnt work any too quickly and these turtles were thrown all in a daze at being beaten by Si Evershed the man who had fed them and whom they had trusted and a1 j E12 11 iutcUj riimii me nines gae n up in a despairing sort of way and wad ¬ dled off toward the pond and their daily task But it was plain they were doing some mighty hard thinking When they got to the pond Si being out of humor at the strike of the turtles just tied them on their floats and tossed the floats out in the lake in a careless way as if he didnt care whether his faithful turtles drowned or not The floats turned up all right in the end but not before the turtles had got good and wet That added to the grievances of the urtles and helped turn them from respectable hard working duck catchers into vagrant snapping turtles ready to bite the hand which fed them The ducks were getting cautious of 1hose turtle floats and i wasnt until nearly night that each turtle had caught a duck The w it didnt im- ¬ When the floats prove Sis temper were full Si hauled them in shore Then he grabbed a duck and tried to yank it away from the turtle which was elinging to it Of coarse this only made the turtle hold on Phe harder Iesky little varmint says Si Ill teach you to hold on to my ducks So taking a stick Si began to whack the turtle over the head Patience isnt the main virtue of a snapping turtle even of a trained one And these turtles had a list of griev- ¬ ances which they had been brooding over all ihe time they hail been on the floats First they had been worked overtime then they had made the dis- ¬ covery that Si Evershed and not the ducks was responsible for the beat- ¬ ings they had suffered they had been tossed out in the lake as if no one cared whether they were drowned or not and finallv after thev had laid aside malice and each caught a duck the oldest and best turtle had been pounded over the head with a stick That set ¬ tled the matter Each turtle was de termined he would do no more work for Si Evershed It may take a trained snapping turtle quite awhile to decide what to do but they are mighty quick to act when their minds are made up Si was pounding the long suffering turtle over the head when all of a sudden the turtle let go of the duck The next second he had his jaws settled in Sis big toe Si forgot all about the duck For the next few seconds he was bus dancing about swearing and trying to get his toe free from that once faithful but now exasperated turtle Ordinarily a snapping turtle hangs on like death But it was different with this turtle He didnt so much want to have revenge on Si as to emphasize the fact that he hadnt been fairly treated Pretty soon the turtle let go of Sis toe Si dropped on the ground in a heap holding on to his injured toe and cursing the ingratitude as he called it of the turtle But while that particular turtle had been making things interesting for Si the others had been busy in a way which showed they appreciated the strike was on Each turtle helped bite off the cord by which another turtle was tied to a float Then when the turtle which had been pinching Si let go the other turtles waddled over and set that turtle free Each turtle could then go where he pleased And each turtle made up his mind that his days of duck catching for Si Evershed were over then and there By the time Si had a little recovered from the pain in his toe the four turtles had reached the edge of the lake There they stopped for a second turned around took a last look at Si and then plunged in the lake And that was the last ever seen of Si Eversheds duck catching snap ¬ ping turtles Them turtles never would have struck if I had treated them half way decent Si says to me mournfully That last look they gave me was more dumb reproach than anger N Y ¬ i 1 NAVAJOS INCREASING The Tribe Is Prosperous and Their N C FI8HER Attorney-At-Law Numbers Have Doubled in Thirty Years Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway mm EAST 1 10 it V TIME TABLE BOUND A i ¬ ¬ ¬ Those who believe that decadence is he heritage of the American Indian Aould do well to study the Navajo tribe Tn 1868 it numbered 12000 souls To day hrough natural increase and not hrough immigration almost entirely without admixture of other blood there Every individual are 22000 Navajos vribesman appears prosperous Many vf the bucks are rich even from the standpoint of the white man It is roughly though conservatively esti mater that the tribe has 1600000 sheep 60000 head of cattle 300000 goats and horses in such numbers as almost to defy enumeration Horseflesh indeed is one of the main food staples The ponies not necessarily of poor stock are unsalable even at three dollars a lead A very large percentage of the wool crop is sold for shipment to Boston just as is sold the crop of the white wnolgrower The Navajo blankets are itill famous though the better speci mens are to be had only on payment of seemingly exorbitant prices One of the main sources of the tribes revenue now Is from the sale of blankets that cost the purchaser little if any more than would blankets of ordinary mill Most of this modern manufacture weaving is done singular to relate with ordinary German town yarn brought to Arizona for the Indians by the car load If special colors are re quired by the Indian weavers recourse is had to common dyes Yet despite this strange admixture of aborigina handicraft and modern convenience the Indian has never before BO prospered Little assistance is received by the tribe from the general government con sisting only in occasional gifts of wag ons and agricultural implements and in the support of schools Throughou the Navajos have an independence tha is refreshing While thev have a his tory far from peaceful the casual trav eler across the reservation is as safe as he would be in a New England village Prospectors they di like a dis like shared by nearly all southwestern tribes But they appreciate fully the power of the great chief in YYashin tona and rarely molest fellow tribes men or whites Rugged health is the attribute of almost every individual and there is every indication coming centuries will know that Navajos as one of the the most considerable of the subdivisions of population in the southwest The Navajo reservation is the largest in the union Yet already it is too small for the expanding tribe a fact ap preciated in the Indian bureau Ne gotiations are in progress for the pur chase by the government of a consider able number of land claims to the west ward of the reservation When these have been secured the reservation line will be moved a number of miles further toward the setting sun This advance of the Indian has in it nothing to cause apprehension to the white popuA large lation of northern Arizona part of the region now and hereafter to be occupied is only grazing land at the best abounding in scenic features but lacking in water The main property rights to be se cured are at Tuba City on Moen Copie Wash 90 miles north of Flagstaff Hen Mormons numbering 13 families hav been settled for 15 years They culti vaet about 300 acres of land irrigated by a never failing flow from Moen Copie creek At Tuba is expected to arise the metropolis of the Navajos When the Mormons are dispossessed the rich land will be divided up among a number of the more industrious In dians and to start them w11 in modern husbandry the irrigation system is to be remodeled on the most approved lines On the site of the present traders store will be built an Indian school for which an appropriation of 4 000 has already been made The older Indians are not averse to progress and send their children to school in all good will The little ones are remarkablv brisrht and learn English readily For such people as are these it is easy to prophesy a prosperous future Yet pastoral must they ever remain eventually to become supreme in the west in the rearing of range cattle and sheep Their lands with little excep tion are not arable and the scheme of farms in severaltj- will never be tried with them The tribe must continue as a tribe a nation within our nation independent jet willingly subordinate to the white mans authority with advantage over the white man because untaxed thrifty and ever wealthy in the abundance of their flocks Cincin ¬ nati Enquirer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ West of Bourbon op stairs t News doon Phone 58 Ar Lexington Lt LoateTlll Will Kenney Physician Phone 186 M- - D Lt Lexington Lt Winchester Ar Mt Sterling ar Washington ar Phlldelphial0t5am 705pm ArNew York 830am 600pm 1115am 840pm 1125am 850pm S0am MOpm 1158am 923pm 9 15a no 90pa 225prn 850pm fcoOajn 706pts 6Va 340pm t I240nn 908pm Surgeon Ota WEST BOUND Fourth and Pleasant Oitiok Hours OrriOB 7 Ar Winch eater 730am 450pm fdtam 2a0pm Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 735am 8c46pM Ar Frankfort llarn o30pm A r Shelby ville 1001 am 72ipm Ar Louisville 4 l0Uam 815pm 2 7 6snt tf Insure to 10 a at to 4 p m to 8 p a wind and lightning in tha Hurst Horn Insuraaot Go a safe and reliable cob your property against firs Trains marked thus f ran daily ex sept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington ud New York without ehange For rates Sleeping Car serrations oi any information call on F B Care Agent L A N B R wGeoroe W Barxey Paris Ky Div Pass Agent Lexington paay OW Muxes Agent Paris Kj SMITH ARNSPARGER Frankfort Cincinnati Ry NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TTME ARD IN EPF5CT DE EMBER 5th 18 8 EAST BOUND AT LOW RATES S BROADWAY FAK28 KY 91ms99tf iTm aSflf t tt - B iti laT 1 sjb a s The Leading Specialists cf America 20 YEARS IN OHIO Pass Mixed 7 twain 3 Moiu Tropin Lt Frankfort a Lve Elkhorn 7 Ham S 52pm 1 30pm 7 18am 4 00pm LTeSwitzr 85pm Lre tamping Qrnd 7 2ara 4 10pm 1 66pm 7 34am 4 18pm Lve Duvalls 7 3am 4 2pm Lve FohrBin 7 46am 4 2 pm 2 80pm LTe Georcetown Lre C 8 Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 8 06pm 1 No 1 Phm No 8 2600001 WECURESTRICTURE Thousands cf young and miJJlo aced ni jq are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may have a smart ing sensation small twisting stream pharp cutting pains at times flight dis-¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they hare STRIC ¬ TURE Dont kt doctors experiment on you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will re¬ turn Our NEVK METHOD IIliJAT MJiNT absorbs the otrieture tissue hence removes tho stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffer ¬ ing no detention from badness by our method The sexual organ s are strength ¬ ened Tha nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns ¬ LTe LTe LTe Newtown Centre vi lie Elizabeth Arr Paris c 8 8 8 8 v5am 30am 40am 17am 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many of our daughters Pain that leaves its mark comes from a curable cause it that cause is not removed its influence reaches cut and overshadows a whole life The reason Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has been so uni- ¬ formly successful for over a quarter of a century in overcoming the suffering of women is that it is thorough and goes directly to the cause It is a womans remedy for womans ills Miss Emily F Haas of 148 Freeman St Greenpoint Brooklyn N Y writes Dear Mrs Pinkham I wish to WW Hmj state that I used your Vegetable Com I pound with the greatest success was very sick for nearly a year with was down hearted and hysteria nervous also suffered with painful menstruation and pain in back and I often wished for death limbs thinking nothing would cure me I - mil vs 0m had doctors but their medicines did me no good At last by the advice of a friend I began to take Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and I am happy to say it has entire- ¬ ly cured me The Isthmus of Panama Its engineers believe that they have solved WOMEN to the Knife Without Resistance rr H9hjri - Now LOUSE PROOF ROOST t Can Be Lifted Off the Supports for Cleaning and to Give Aecen to the House four-by-four Make a foundation of ioantling in the shape of a frame about fcs long as the building- and wide enough to make the roosts of suitable capacity For the perches use three-by-foor scantlings ripped through the middle so as to make two pieces four by one and one half or four by two The upper corners are rounded oif as shown and the perches are supported - ur four-by-fo- ur a m tHHIiiijiilHiliMl tvO LOUSE PROOF ROOST on standards of inch pipe 18 inches long or half inch iron rods An old fruit can is attached to each support by -- being soldered at the bottom of the can the top being left open These cups are kept half full of coal oil or ¬ h whitewashed themselves occasionally Instead of using the framework for foundation the pipes or rods may be simply driven into the ground in their proper places In the cut but one sup- ¬ port and one end of a perch are shown The perch may be any length and fat supported at the end not shown in the same manner as at the one illustrated Orange Judd Farmer AMONG THE POULTRY Do not feed too much soft feed Keep four ducks to one drake crude petroleum The roosts can be lifted off the supports for cleaning and to give access to the floor of the building They may receive an application of coal oil or be ers in every locality should get to- ¬ gether and exchange experiences and views Very often they can save each other many dollars by doing so I have known a man to buy an implement and on trying it find it worthless or next thing to it and the following year his neighbor bought one oi the same kind onlv to throw it aside soon after If the first could have stated his experience with it at a meeting of his neighbors the second would have kept his money If a certain kind of coal or other article that almost every family in the neighborhood uses is better than another that fact may be learned at these meetings li one desires to butcher a beef but can use onl one quarter of it he can easily dispose of the other three quarters at one of these meetings The principal benefits to be derived from these neigh borly gatherings Jits in the social ex change of actual experiences wants etc Very often a person can give more information that is of practical value to his neighbors in 20 words than an essayist or orator of the evening can in a thousand or more If these meet ings are made valuable and informing they will not be discontinued soon If they are merely ornamental to give Miss Smith an opportunity to surprise the neighborhood with an operatic song or young sophomore Jones ta cleave the a- with one of his college orations or old Mr Robinson to give an hours talk on nothing in particulai they will soon perish When a man who has passed the flush of youth attends a meeting of any sort and finds that he has learned something of real value to him he will be on hand at the next To be sure a little ornament is an attraction but usefulness is the card that draws and holds Fred Grundy in Farm and Fireside ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ that the evenings are long farm ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ LIGHT FIRM LADDER It Is Safe and Does Not Break a Thin Soled Root in Two When Stepped Upon is made of boards and the steps are three inches in ydth as are the sides They are held in place by screws Each one is also supported by a three-eighths-in- It ch iron rod through from side to side with a head and a washer on one end and a nut on th other These rods keep the ladde ¬ that passei Maltese tats are in large demand among business houses not only be ¬ cause of their beauty but because they have proved themselves to be fine hunt ¬ ers One of the handsomest of these is Tom a magnificent fellow belonging to a wholesale grocer in lower Ca- ¬ lifornia street or perhaps it would be more correct to say that the cat owns the establishment He spends his nights in useful labor and is sometimes for a considerable period found reguiarly each morning with a big dead rat bv his side fur like most of the genuine ¬ ly capable of his kind he disdains to eat his game During the day he has ap propriated to his own use a nicely fin ¬ ished irail tray on the office desk and when the weather is cool a big nickel lamp standing beside the tray is kept burning for his especial benefit A fit of indigestion very nearly carried him oft one day and it became necessary to perform a surgical operation to save the noble fellows life He seemed to know that the veterinary surgeons Ian cct was unsheathed for his good and bore the pain like a stoic and wfthout resistance Y inr with Tom in beautv and intel ligence and hi almost exact counter ¬ part in size and appearance is Joe a splendid maltesc of Petaluma birth be longing to a wholesale boot and shoe house on the corner of Second and Stev ¬ enson streets Eyes of amber a coat pf silky blue gray sinewy frame and eonine rather than tigerish face Joe is a magnificent specimen of cathood He not only answers to his name but understands and will obey simple di- ¬ rections issued by his master jump- ¬ ing on desk or chair at his bidding or playing with a cord strung across the entrance in the office rail An instance of cat devotion of an ex ¬ traordinary sort is found in a whole- ¬ sale dairy establishment on the east side of Front street near California Here is a wee motherless gray kitten so small that it can sit comfortabty on ones hand In the store are five grown cats common cats of no pedigree toms and tabbies and this elder band has assumed maternal care of the forlorn little orphan They watch it vigilant- ¬ ly seeming particularly apprehensive lest it stray out upon the street and whenever one of them perceives him too near the open doors the older fellow walks over to the kitten picks it up in its mouth and gravely carries it back and deposits it in the rear of the store San Francisco Chronicle ¬ ¬ A Xude Departure Husband That gown appears to be cut considerably lower than your last one Wile Yes the dressmakers have departed somewhat from the lines of lat seasons ¬ MUST WOMEN SUFFER models I see A nude phia Record departure Philadel- ¬ Every reader of this paper should give special heed to the offers which are appear ing from week to week by the John If Smyth Co the mammoth mail order house of Chicago In this issue will be found their advertisement of a thoroughly first class sewing machine at the astound ingly low price of 1425 Coming as this offer and other offers do from a house with a commercial rating of over one million dol lars and of the highest character they mark an opportunity that the shrewd buyer will not be slow to take advantage of The John M Smyth Co 150 to 166 West Madison street will send their mammoth catalogue in which is listed at wholesale prices every thing to eat wear and ue on receipt of only 10 cents to partly pay postage or ex pressage and even this 10 cents is allowed on first purchase amounting to one dollar up-to-da- ¬ ¬ JEk ¬ I suppose vou had money to burn in the Klondike No answered the man who had been lying by the hour we didnt have anything but chunks of chilly incombustible gold Wed have paid a big price for a few scuttle fuls of dollar bills Chicago Chronicle The Fuel Problem Jennie Sherman of Fremont Mich Box 748 writes Dear Mrs Pinkham I feel that I must write you and tell you what your medicine has done for me I had neuralgia of the stomach for two years so bad that I could not do any work I had two or three Joe- tors but did not seem to get any bet- ¬ ter I began taking Lydia E Pink-¬ hams Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and improved from the first had better appetite and after taking three bottles of Compound and one box of Liver Pills can say that I am cured Your Vegetable Compound is a wonderful medicine Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm Truax Wholesale Druggists ToWest ledo O A x ¬ ¬ Walding Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ Druggists Kinnan Toledo 0 Marvin Wholesale JVWVWVWVVVW Among the Breakers Long Family troubles eh What rock did your domestic ship split on Short It was the absence of rocks that caused the split Chicago Evening News and Fever is a bottle of Gkoves Tasteless Chill Tonic Itis simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure - no pay Pricer0V A Model unless hes sworn to Mi9S Antique Is he a nice quiet parrot Dealer Oh yes maam he never swears JUnNM MAILORDER YTHCO MsnL to 166 ST WEST MADISON 750 J HICAG The Best Prescription for Chills SI425 imM 1425 The Be8t At the MELBA Puck ing Never use imperfect fowls for breed- AMERICANS FOND OF EGGS Per Capita Consumption of Hen Fruit in This Country- About 150 Yearly - To Care a Cold In One jay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 95c The Man and the Bore The Solemn Bore Have you ever reflected that there will 1 be no more time The Busy Man Indianapolis Journal havent any now Feed milk and bran for growth milk and meal to fatten Generally the better the scratcher the better the layer do the work quickly Separate the cocks from the hens they molt better alone Game chickens given a free range are in danger of being overfed Get rid of the hens you do not intend to keep through the winter Hens require a variety of food they get excessively tired of one kind The most successful fanciers are those that keep one or two breeds Hens should be killed when they are three years old the la- fewer eggs - When you get ready to fatten fowls after that With a small flock of 15 hens which should raise during the season a hun dred chickens easily the use of a full blood cock of some large breed will add 100 pounds to those hundred chickens if allowed to grow to maturity The extra hundred pounds of flesh will be laid on without any additional cost of feeding for a scrub chicken eats as much as a full blooded one This gain can be made by the purchase of a single good rooster and should not cost over three dollars at most Guy E Mitchell in Farm and Fireside ¬ State College Agricultural Experiment station has been continued through the Some Advice to shippers present season The six varieties giving Dont fail carefully to inspect your the highest yields were shipment before closing the box Put Bushf ls in the memorandum on your own bill Royal Red Clawson 2681 2tSi head or an envelope showing the count Fortv Fold or Gold Coin 2643 Dawsons and other data Keep a duplicate jour Century Golden Chaff 271 2544 self and thereby save much annoy Rochester Red 2514 a loss Dont chase Reliable ance and frequently Twenty two varieties were tested the ff into a new market with untried people just because of a possible temporary average yield being 2202 bushels advantage Nine times out of ten you There was an average difference of will lose Keep in touch with a good 302 bushels between the smooth and in favor of the house in several markets and Use judg bearded varieties ment in shipping to any of them Watch smooth About one fourth of the grain the reports and forecasts and then al- was winter killed which accounts for low for weather changes A Few Hens the small average yield it being only about two thirds of our usual crop Use Pure Bred Roosters The average yield of straw was 2450 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Grain is sufficient in lime and mineral matter but bran is rich in nitrogen and carbon Scalding fowls before picking partially cooks the delicate skin reudering it dry and wrinkled While linseed and cottonseed meals are excellent foods too much of them will cause a loss of feathers It rarely pays to pend much time try- ¬ ing to cure a bad case of roup or egg bound in hens Use the hatchet When your birds have bowel disease change the food for a few days and at the same time change the grit St Louis Republic ¬ I I im FIRM FARM LADDER ¬ from spreading and make the breaking of a step impossible giving a safe lad der and one that does not break the thin soled boot nearly in two when stepped upon N Y Tribune VARIETIES OF WHEAT Sot Much Difference in from the Six Kinds Standing at the Head the Yields The comparison of new and standard varieties of wheat by the Pennsylvania pounds and the average weight per bushel 0204 pounds Turkish Bed was the poorest variety yielding 1537 bush- ¬ els of grain and 1590 pounds of straw The yields of ten varieties that have been tested for nine and ten years show no tendency to run out except a slight decrease in the yield of straw A bulletin giving a complete record of all the varieties for a series of years is in preparation and will be distrib- ¬ uted free of charge Enos II Hess in National Stockman Useless and continues to send her to the experience of many that a lame fowl stands round so much that she gets fat and stops laying The queer thing is that she will be found to have no signs of eggs in her This seems to be due to the fact that the fat has increased to such an extent that the formation of even embryonic eggs is discontinued Why a fat fowl should stop forming eggs it Is difficult tc say but it is s fret Farm ers Beriew ¬ Lasie Fowls Are the hen gets lame If so it is generally better the kettle It has been George Theory on Trial Germany is submitting to a practical test in its newly acquired Chinese possessions the land theory advocated by the late Henry George The Chinese residents having been expatriated th use of the land is now sold to European settlers and business men with rever- ¬ Neither Bashfal Xor Impudent sion to tte German authoritdes every The man who knows the world will three years - A similar experiment is never be bashful and the man who being made bj- the German government knows himself will never be impudent in New Guinea The outcome will be Chicago Daily News watched with very great interest by When Money Is Tight students of economics the world over Money is apt to be tig ht with the IT r W vt vv a a r rt 4 man who spends most of his time in sa- loons Chicago Daily News fed or when in a diseased coadition ¬ w dom amounts to about 42 e per year for each head of population IJut ac ¬ cording to available American statis tics this would be altogether too low OS estimate for the consumption in this countrv When one begins to fir urc en probable cga production in the United Slates startling figures are en¬ countered Considering that a popula ¬ tion of about 4000000 people is served With eggs from the receipts at New York city the consumption in this vi ¬ cinity would seem to be about 250 eggs per vcaifor each person Probably this is a greater average consumption than would be found to prevail in the whole country but it would be reasonable to estimate an average of 150 eggs for each person in the United States about three eggs per week each This would necessitate a production of say 10500000000 eggs about 2GC00000 cases averaging 400 eggs each When It is considered that the receipts in New York alone are about one tenth of this amount while the population using the New York receipts is little more than one twentieth of the whole it would seem certain that the above estimate is below rather than above the fact If all these eggs were placed in a row lengthwise they would form a solid chain of eggs nearly 340000 miles long long enough to encircle the earth more than 14 times or to reach 100 COO miles beyond the moon If they were packed in cases of an average size and these were piled on top of each other in the usual way they would make a tower of egg cases over 5000 miles high or they would stretch 10000 miles if the cases were placed end to end If the hens of the country average 105 eggs per year each this rate of produc- ¬ tion would indicate a population of 100000000 hens not to speak of roosters and nonlaying chickens At an average price of 12 cents per dozen the egg crop at this rate of calculation would repre- ¬ sent a value of 105000000 per year Chicago Chronicle Value Male Birds Most In the canary breeding establish ¬ ments of Germany only the male birds are valued for the females never sing The method of training the birds to sing i3 to put them in a room where there is an automatic whistle which they all strive to imitate The breeder listens to the efforts of the birds and picks out the most apt pupils which are then placed in another room for fur- ¬ ther instruction These are the best singers and ultimately fetch high prices The less gifted birds are sorted into second and third quality and are sold while those which show no vocal powers are 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beautiful colors or one Twentieth Cen WHEN wkitixo to advek TISESM tury Girl Calendar embossed in gold Ask your grocer for this starch and plexie A that you -v nVifoin th Vau rtirlctnioo VM taU aat iu late pufer aw lue lverteM LIKE FINDING MONEY UUKfcS WHtKt ALL tLSt rAILS Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Cse in time Sold by druKtftsta fl nont xwt 1 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3 1899 wmmfmrmmmffmTTmmwmmfa TAYLOR GOEBEL BROWN FIRST PRIZE 75 BUSHELS OF COAL SIXTH PRIZE iobdshels OF COAL SECOND PRIZE 50 BUSHELS OF COAL SEVENTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL THIRD PRIZE 25 BUSHELS OF COAL EIGHTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL FOURTH PRIZE 20 BUSHELS OF COAL NINTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL FIFTH PRIZE 15 BUSHELS OF COAL TENTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL These premiums will be given absolutely free to the persons guessing nearest the majority of votes the successful candidate for Governor in Bourbon County receives in the coming election over his nearest competitor The first premium will be awarded to the correct or nearest correct guess the second premium to the second nearest and so on through the list In case of a tie for any prize such prize will be equally divided ¬ GUESS WHO Everyone buying one load of twenty five bushels of any kind of coal and paying cash for it will be entitled to one guess For each succeeding twenty five bushels another guess will be liowed If you buy South Jellieo Coal and win your prize will be South Jellieo Should you buy Pittman or Victoria Coal your prize will be the same SOME ONE IS GOING TO GET THIS COAL FREE WHY NOT YOU THIS CONTEST WILL CLOSE AT 4 OCLOCK P M SHARP ON ELECTION DAY NAME YOUR CANDIDATE AND NAME HIS MAJORITY G EO W STUART Directly Opposite L N Freight Depot mi 7 MiUiMMMiMiiMMMMi Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Nature in strengthening and recon- ¬ structing the exhausted digestive or gans It is the latest discovered digest tat and tonic No other preparation Cft U Persons who want engraved cards or invitations of any description are invited to call at The Bourbon News office and look at the very latest styles in these lines Prices as low as Cincinati Louisville Philadelphia or New York houses tf u arjvwuri tjm August Flower It is a surprising fact sas Prof Houton thit in my travels in all parts ot the world for the last ten year I have met more people having nsed Greens Angnst Flower than any other remedy for dyspepsia drHimed liver and stomach and for consiipation I rind or tourists and salesmen or for persons filing office positions where headaches nnd general bad feelings from irrgnlar habits exist that GreeuV Angrst Flower is a yrand remedy It does not injure the system by frequent use aud is excellent for fonr stomachs and indiirestion Sample bottles free at J A Wilson 8 Sold by dealers in all v civilized countries oct-27-l- wimiiiMiiiiii mm mi mini i u mi r5 It artificially digests the food and aids Digests what you eat FIFTH AYEIE HOTEL KY ¬ joniji ite LOUISVILLE PIKE CAMPBELL Manager as It ViK - approach it in efficiency It in- Ontrally located Uouvebiet to bus tly relieves and permanently cures iness portion of city and all theatres pepsia Indigestion Heartburn Only good hotel in Lonieville giving J uleuce Sour Stomach Nausea rate Excellent service 18ict3m ther results of imperfectdigestion C 7iK S al HeaiicheGastralgiaCrampsand DeWitt ITTIl ril P spared by E Co Chicago W T Brooks I Administrators Notice sent them properly proven according to law at the office of J Q Ward Jr for settlement All persons knowing themselves in debted to the estate of the deceased will please call and settle J Q WARD Jr J M altf Paris Ky All persons haviuj claims Against the estate ot J Q Waul deceased will pre- - PUBLIC SALE OF iwiiwmw ill j LTT Of No MB Ky r WNIutb 8Mee Ohio T FRJI STOCK ETC oincmnan Parie Having decided to quit farming I will offer at public sale at 10 a in on ROTHERS SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9TH at my farm half way between Paris and Cyothiaua ou the Townseud pike all of my stock crop etc consisting of Shorthorn cattL- rpistered cows 1 yearling heifer 1 two- - ear old bull 1 two- - ear old heifer 1 heifer calf 3 grade cows 2 yearling grade heifers 1 steer calf 1 work horse 2 work mules 8 fat hogs 2 stands of been 1 cariage 1 spring wagon 1 two hore wagon 1 corn planter 1 wheat drill 1 hay rake 1 mower 1 breaking plow 1 cultivator tongneless 1 double shovel plow 2 harrows 1 wheat fan 1 corn shelter 1 Brims transplanter 1 eiindstone 1 cider mill 8 4 - WW be at tit Windsor Hotel November 13th morh BKPKKSBCB 3ONIAY AND TUESDAY 14th returning every occoud Tuesday in eacli Paris K nTutky lsii rEBIUS STOVE AWTIS STORE Erry loading physicianin 1 THZ GREAT MAJESTIC Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FALL AID Ewes For Sale thrifty ewp for axle Will sell any part of thf IHjjfer FRETWELL fe FISHER j Palis Ky Ang-1-tf- j o Ul --J Hi M1JE5TIC KFE CD E3l aa V WINTER We have fifteen handled yonng HUM a STuiino i I m P4 v NP nta fcm 5 mesne r - S DRY GOODS i rJxC I - DR R GOLDSTEIN isville Ky j lUI rrfW IS m cs jrj C Sr2fSi SiirfSi iRCl WUl be at the Wiudsor Hotel Parie Ky On Saturday November 23 1899 Reforning once everv month Eyes ex- Rnod and glasses scientifically ad- sepl2 ly ited CHAS- - B DICKSOH DENTIST lojytf - kitchen furniture Terms Sums under 20 cash larger sums four months without interest negotiable note t At the same time I will offer my farm hing on the Bourbon and Harrison line I have a complete line of the great and containing about 175 acres large Majestic ranges For gas fittinas honse furnishings tobacco barn stock barn and all other plumbing metal roofing door and necessary outbuildings plentv of never window screens refrigerator etc I failing water Terms One can give the best line for the least mon- - equal payments third cash balance in in one and two years with 6 per cent interest BENJ PERRY M RS SALLIE S ADAIR oct lOtd A T Forsyth Auctioneer Paris Ky ¬ H m 300 shocks corn 400 bushels wheat 3 BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection Lot of garden tools and household aud stacks clover hay Office over the Bourbon Bank EL IJL- - WMd iijb PHILIP II FOLFY DINTIST Offce over Vardtns drng stor a i jiotel Fordh u ru at Are thoroughly re cleanen new crop and of highest quality It costs comparatively more 10 sow uijuc jru uwu niw uiuiuaij tuvub u cuciaiiy onereu the results will BMar more satisiactory atojrue gives fuller t i wmation about Gmssesand Clovers soils the TnHrtiea Our aomuiuatiouj to give largest results ir c f or pasturage envoi pas ior rf di MCaociwi tc Write for Catalogue and prices of any seeds required c Siubbr wSisrxtm H--- m ttM MI5 71K 71K f 9n 39 rM uiwui rr ta -- Trwip vegetable Field and nr p SlS v fsSf t i A JT -

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