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J i fe- CHAMP MILLER u ru Editors and Owners OURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS NEWS Eslslliislied 2E3 1 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY JULY 19 1898 We re- Â¬ pair our linen nd put neck bands on Our insurance is protected by bank- Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In Haggard Reed able paper on the Capital City Bank of free The Fover O There can be no stronger Columbus Saturday is the fashionable day for guarantee given you We dare not use weddings in the East this Summer a banks name without authority if you doubt it wrie them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance rrrfA Iinnl4 tl The widow of Thos Keene says that Mnlnm riotlOnlfil mnnn his estate only amounted to 1600 they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Keene was supposed to be very wealthy trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment Rheumatism often causes the most in Â¬ costs lc a day A sight draft on above tense suffering Many have for years which bank in every It is understood that the enormous your money back 1if box fail to curebrings vainly sought relief from this disabling wo you disease and are to day worse off than sale of Quo Vadis has yielded the trans- Â¬ Sold by W T Brooks druggist ever Rheumatism is a blood disease lator Mr Jerermiah Cnrtin tne hand and Swifts Specific is the only cure be- Â¬ cause it is the only remedy which can some sum of 25000 Dill pickle reach such deep seated diseases Spears I NO 57 ARE YOU READY June with its warm days turns our thoughts to cool You are interested of course and we light furniture invite you to come and see what we are offering White Enamel Bed Room Furniture Dresser and washstand bevel mirror nicely finished Former price 18 THIS WEEK 1475 Twenty four 3 piece Chamber Suits received Saturday will be on sale this week Prices 12 50 1650 18 20 25 On parlor floor Your Iife Insured 1c a Day We are the peoples friends MASTERS SALE OF Oh the Pain of City Property T T Rheumatism Bourbon Circuit Court John Durgin etc Plaintiffs Nannie Whit1 Defendant By virtue of a judgment of sale made and entered in the above styled cause at the Juue term 1898 of the Bourbon Jircuit Court I will sell publiclv at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky SATURDAY vs Â¬ Parlor tables with twisted legs and highly polished at 4 25 Odd Parlor Chairs left over from suits SPECIAL SALE this week See thm McDermott tf CARPETS Our stock has just received manv additions duplicate anr ones prices and are usually lower HAMMOCKS We REFRIGERATORS BABY CARRIAGES Burr Mcintosh the actor is a war correspondent in Cuba He has been ill Deering Stephen oil and all of supposed yellow fever Crane the novelist is ill of malaria binder twine machine repairs for the Deering C v F BROWER Carpets Furniture Wall CO Papc - The engagement of Rev C T At wood and Miss Annie Bigelow was an- Â¬ Wrlgnts Celery Tea cures constipa- Â¬ nounced last week at Whiting Iowa tion sick headaches 25c at druggists aud the announcement brought out the A beautiful line of white and fact that th- - minister was engaged to sixteen other young ladies in the same silk puff shirts for hot weather town He said that he loyed them all at Price Gos machinery at R B HUTOHORAFTS legrass Seed Strippers Insure an my agency non- Â¬ union Prompt paying reliable News Notes Gathered In And AbontThe companies insures against fire Burc wiad and storm Mrs Olin Pope was dangerously ill W O HINTO Agent yesterday afternoon MILLRSBURG CARLISLE A few years ago I was taken with inflamma- Â¬ tory Rheumatism which became so intense that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried several prominent physi Â¬ cians and took their treat Â¬ ment faithfully but was unable to get the slight Â¬ est relief In fact my con dition seemed to grow 4S worse the disease spread over my entire body and from November to March I suffered agony I tried many patent medicines but none relieved me Upon the advice of a friend I dpoided tn trrr S S S Before allowing me to take it how Â¬ ever my guardian who was a chemist ana- Â¬ lyzed the remedy and pronounced it free of potash or mercury I felt so much better after taking two bottles that I continued the rem Â¬ edy and in two months I was cured completely rhe cure was permanent for I have never since had a touch of Rheumatism though man times exposed to damp and cold weather on JULY 2S 1898 W oetweeu the hours of 10 o slock a m and 2 p in the following described real estate to wit A certain house and lot of land situ Â¬ ated in the City of Paris Bourbon county Kentucky on the West side of High Street and fronts thirty three 33 reet tour 4 inches on said High Street and runs back the same width as in frout towards Sycamore Street one hundred and fortv seven and one half U7i feet to the lot devised to to Nannie White and sold by said NanÂ¬ nie White to Delilah J Hutchings r - UFeio ZKTex T LU GRASS SEED MACHINES SB Stivers Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand OEDWARDS Also the best line of m Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators AA town From Nicholas County Precincts From the Mercury Died Near Zion Church on the 12th inst infant child of Thos Shannon Died Near Myers on the 13th inst infant chijd of Wm Tucker Died Near Myers on the 13th inst infant child of Thos Spratt Elder A W KokendofEer will begin a protracted meeting at East Union tonight The residence of J J Lambert at Moorefield was destroyed by tire last Wednesday afternoon caused by a defective flue The household goods were saved but in a damaged condition In Â¬ surance 1500 in the Hurst Home News Culled Â¬ MASTEE3 SALE OF Said sale will be made upon a crodit of six months for the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required Eleanor M Tippell 3711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia to execute bond payable to the under Â¬ Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism signed Master Commissioner to be ap- Â¬ Throw aside your oils and liniments as proved by him and bearing six per cenr they can not reach your trouble Dont interest from the day of sale until paid experiment with doctors their potash Said sale is mado for the pirpose of and mercury will add to your disabil Â¬ division ity and completely destroy your diges- Â¬ tion EMMETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner City Property Bourbon Circuit Court Harmon Stitt Trustee etc Plaintiff vs will cure perfectly and permanently SSSt1 Blood Court C Bourbon Circuit Arnsparger Attorney It is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no potash mercury or other mineral Books mailed free by Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga Â¬ Edward Jr By virtue of a judgment of sale made and entered in the above styled cause at the June term 1898 of the Bourbon Circuit Court I will sell publicly at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky iShihners etc Defendants MUSIC CLASS MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND V7 MISS NELLY BUCKNER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- Â¬ tember 5th m on 3tttx 8ft ialta Banner fae6Ailtlith0ri vCalraTd1eim1iife1goods and get prices mm Annie Snrine TriTv w - New Western -- u -- - aV4fcg- - keepitInsist onhavingurjtf ithelfpllowarealtateit i j T Always ask for Paris Milling SATURDAY JULY 28 1898 Cos Purity flour All grocers at about the hone of 1130 oclockr avrm r it tf Tfe 3M t - M Zd a gl every time JiliitfJ terms -- Termof20tle88onsprivateL-rk12b5fl lfnl - Lot No In One Day 1 The brick building and lot on the VAPOR BATH CABISVET northwest corner of Main and Eighth Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- Â¬ streets in the city of Paris Ky fronting FOR lets Alldruggists refund the money 25 feet on Main street and 100 feet on Rheumatism Lumbago Sciataca if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W Eighth street and is now occupied by Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- Â¬ T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Coyle tion via Leaner Skin and Blood Ky Diseases Kidney Diseases Lot No 2 Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building Diseases Nervous A Good Memory Asthma Catarrh etc up the largest tailoring busines in Paris 25 The If feet onlot of groundinfronting about often saves money and also good health FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only you are troubled with constipation indiges For Sale By the city of Paris Main street remem- Â¬ Ky adjoining Jas Fee on the north tion or any form of stomach trouble day of big profits and small sales was past OHAS N FITHIAN bottle of Dr Caldwells ber to garments at least 40 Syrup take home ahealth will be restored lo aud extending back about 114 feet to lot At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made Pepsin aud you Trial sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size 50c No 4 and having thereon a two story PER CENT and S100 of W T Brooks druggist Paris brick building the first story now occu- Â¬ ljaiwm THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his st3Tles and Ky pied as a saloon by Melaney and To Cure A Cold Why H S Stout Succeeds Term of 20 lessons claaaViiSrWtiSS v Payable in advance Studio within a square of City School For information address either of above at Paris Ky till lsep B MM Ill I V Â¬ II 5YRUP PEPSIN CURES CONSTlPATIONil DR CALDWELLS his workmanship FOURTH He always does as he advertised Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per Spears quart McDermott MRS LAURA WEISHAUF Â¬ Defenan Lot No 3 The lot of ground fronting about 25 feet on Main Street in the city of Paris As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreKy adjoining lot No 2 extending back ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- Â¬ Of Murry Ind Secom mends Wrights about li4 feet to lot No 4 and having Celery Capsules coat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers thereon a two story brick building the first story now occupied by Kenney says H S Stout at a big profit Murry Ind Sept 17 189G Ashurst as a meat shop If you want credit your high pvice tailDr gladly extends it for he The Wright Medical Co makes you pay dearly for it in the end Lot No 4 Columbus Ohio Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased The property on High Street in the giving H S Stout a trial a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from city of Paris Ky adjoining Fee Son L C Davenport druggist Bluffton on the north and Arnold Blacksmith He makes the Finest Imported Suits for Ind and used them tor stomach trouble Shop on the south having thereon the with which I had been afflicted for more livery stable and appurtenances now octhan 15 years Since taking your Cap- Â¬ cupied by Boardman fronting about 75 sules I have lost all trace of pain and my feet on High Street and extending back stomach is entirely well I can eat any towards Main Street a out of tne dis- Â¬ thing and can truthfully say that I have tance from High to Main Street to lots CO not felt better in years 2 3 and 5tfhich lots 2 3 and 5 are indica- Â¬ Yours Respectfully ted in the petition in this action and S judgment by dimensions to which Mrs Laura Weishauft Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 reference is made JOE MUNSON Cutter per box Send address on postal to the Lot No 5 Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for The lot of ground fronting about 25 trial size free feet on Main Strebt in the city of Paris My agency insures against Ky and extending back about 107 feet to lot No 4 and having thereon a two fire wind and storm best old re- Â¬ story brick building the firsjt story now Connell as a liable prompt paying compani- occupied by Lav in grocery esnon-union ft 7 Lots Nos 2 and 3 the Master will first W O HINTON Agent offer separately and then as a whole Said sale will be made on credit of six twelve and eighteen months for equal Use Paris Milling Cos Purity money wnicn flour for sale by all grocers parts of the purchase requirediorto exe Â¬ purchaser will be the cute bonds with good surety to be apAsk for it Take no other proved by the undersigned Master Com- Â¬ Our line of mens tan shoes embraces missioner and payable to said Com- Â¬ missioner and bearing interest from day the newest novelties for Springs from of iale until paid at the rate of six per the best manufacturers cent per annum but the purchaser will Thompson Isgrig Davis be allowed to pay the purchase money at any time after the confirmation of the if so Haggard Reeds new laundry is sale court desired By express order ofÂ¬ the purchaser upon complythe doing first class work Give us a call ing with the terms of the sale will be Haggard Reed tf allowed to take possession of such prop- Â¬ Has ball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- Â¬ erty as is not under lease at the time of the sale the purchaser agreeing that in tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable without the event the sale is not confirmed he having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction will surrender the uossession of the best materials skilled workmanship modern and in all property as soon as the court directs and its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth Â¬ reason- Â¬ pay Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian in the meantime he will eame a the use of ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience able rent for For Church sale by all prominent dealers EMMETT M DICKSON Dr Bucks old office Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Office on firt floor G CO Court TYLISH VEHICLES I have just received a well selected stylish new ne of Buggies Surreys Barouches 3000 AND 8500 Â¬ Â¬ M ons and Road Wapns I can supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em- Â¬ ploy good workmen In i oliciting your patron Â¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- PARIS FURNISHING k TAILORING STOUT Manager H -- te J H HAGGARD Kidneygdiseass TfiiTtHAD TampicoIUSjtpiLFOLEY 3 - Â¬ Wr Klnyrv r HE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE up-to-dat- e n CURE Is miZStKf PfifrT JM ind Cet I L Q NELSON Una it rtecth among iiturh bo lole urity how fPbdTtestifvto menUMjrT8cgtday is a i tmdCltSnCh eae and 1 here thittZ2SBWc incurable liS0H5eccr t had er- - t to any thanjrcstim We of to day I feet ten yearY yonnirer than I did oneTear a TERSTEGrGE i OHM ANN lift and fact that b v wVlwineyrondecful catfis ofiimjdicafqulitiet certifi -- I mKGm - Louisville Ky OfficeHours J Q Ward Harmon 8 to 12 a in 1 to 5p m Attorneys Stitt Soli by James Kennedy Druggist V A ft F I THE BOUKBON NEWS BAEIS KY TUESDAY JULY 19 1898 Across the plaza was drawn up the 9th infantry headed by the 6th cav Â¬ alry band In the street facing the palace stood a picked troop Yof- the 2d - THE PEACE TEEMS Spain Herself and fot a Third Power Musi SANTIAGOS FALL STRAINING A FRrEKDSHI Open cavalry Old Glory Floats From the Palace of the Governor The City and Eastern Portion of the Province Surrendered V Spanish Troops Stack Their Arms Between the Opposing Lines The American Flajj Jnfnrled Over Morro Castle and the Other Fortifications Harbor Being Cleared of Obstructions Number of Prisoners Surren- derpd About 25000 They Will Be Transported to Spain about pressing against the veranda rails crowding to windows- and doors and lining the roofs were the people of the town irincipally women and non combatants As the chimes of the old cathedral rang out the hour of 12 the infantry and cavalry presented arms Every American uncovered and Capt McKittrick hoisted the stars and stripes As the brilliant folds un furled in a gentle breeze against a fleckless sky the cavalx y band broke into the strains of The Star Spangled Banner making the American pulse The leap and the American heart thrill with Â¬ command of Capt Brett Massed on the stone flagging between the band and the line of horsemen were the bri- Â¬ gade commanders of Gen Shafters di- Â¬ vision with their staffs On the red tiled roof of the palace stood Capt McKittrick Lieut Miley and Lieut Wheeler immediately above them upon the flagstaff the ilÂ¬ luminated Spanish arms and the All Vive Alfonso XIII legend with drawn sabers under Up the Negotiations War Preparations Will Continue Â¬ The Exact Terms of the Surrender as A Story Whicli Snapped the Jlondf Tlint United Two Sweet Agreed Upon by Commissioners on Young Thinars Capitulation the Day of joy- - The follow Â¬ ing1 messages were sent Saturday by President McKinley and Secretary R A Aiger 18 Washington July To Gen Shafter commanding- - front 1 v near Santiago Playa The president of the United States sends to you and your brave army the profound thanks of the American people for the brilliant achievements at Santiago resulting1 in the surrender of the city and all of the Spanish troops and territory under Gen ToraL Your splendid command has en dured not only the hardships and sacrifices incident to campaign and battle but in stress of heat and weather has triumphed over obstacles which would have overcome men less brave and determined One and all have displayed the most conspicous gallantry and earned the The hearts gratitude of the nation of the people turn with tender sympathy to the sick and wounded May the Father of Mercies protect and comfort Signed Wiixiam McKinley To Maj Gen Shafter Front near Santiago Playa 1 can not express in words my grati tude to you and your heroic men Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ - Your work has been well done Signed bless you alL KA God Alger Â¬ At the same instant the sound of the distant booming of Capt Caprons bat- tery firing a salute of 21 guns drifted The authorities at Washington have in When the music ceased from all follows First No direct representations in been urged to use haste in this matter directions around our line came float Â¬ of peace have been re- Â¬ It has been suggested to use Spanish ing across the plaza the strains of the the direction government transports for the work fear being ex- Â¬ regimental bands and the muffled ceived by this Second No proposition will eman- Â¬ pressed that the use of American ves- Â¬ hoarse cheers of our troops The in Â¬ sels would result in rendering them fantry came to order arms a moment ate from the United States it having dangerous for use in moving American later after the flag was up and the been determined that the initiative troops on account of the exposure of band played Rally Ptound the Flag shall be taken by Spain Third No proposals or suggestions Instantly Gen McKibbon the Spaniards to yellow fever Boys Washington July 18 Gen Greely called for three cheers for Gen Shaf- Â¬ will be received except from Spain di Â¬ chief signal officer at 1102 a m re- Â¬ ter which were given with great en- Â¬ rect the intervention of a third power ceived the first word of the formal sur- Â¬ thusiasm the band playing Sousas not being acceptable Fourth The United States will take The The Stars and Stripes Forever render of Santiago to the American possession of Porto Rico whether that forces His advices came from the sigÂ¬ ceremony over Gen Shafter and his nal officer at Santiago and said that staff returned to the American lines island has been actually seized by the Spanish troops left the trenches leaving the city in the possession of American forces or not at the time The retention of and marched out Sunday morning lay Â¬ the municipal authorities subject to peace is proposed the Spanish colonies already captured ing down their arms The Spanish the control of Gen McKibbon flag was hauled down Gen Toral the white haired com- Â¬ is another condition Every effort will now be made to im-Â¬ The war department posted the fol Â¬ mander of the Spanish forces is utter- Â¬ lowing bulletin at 515 p m Sunday He spoke bitterly of prove the sanitary condition of our ly heart broken Santiago de Cuba July 18 Adju- - the fate which compelled him to sue troops at Santiago and as many as possible will be ordered back to the United States and but a few of them will be sent to Porto Rico There is now only one contingency that can prevent the forcible invasion of Porto Rico and that is an armistice with a view to peace negotiations In the event that Spain should sue for peace now that Santiago has fallen the United States would insist upon occu pying the island but it would be in a Washington July 16 The presi dent is determined not to wait for Spain to begin to sue for peace but will go ahead with his preparations for the expeditions to Porto Rico and Spain If Spain is sincere in asking for peace there will be nothing lost The president by these preparations is anxiously awaiting the report of the commissioners arranging the surren der and what methods are proposed for the sending home of the Spanish troops before he decides how it shall be done While there was a general talk of peace here Friday and a feeling that the action of Spain in agreeing to the surrender of Santiago indicates her appreciation of the hopelessness of continuing the struggle this optimistic view is not shared by the president and several members of his cabinet They have had too much experience with the Spanish character in the past year to feel warranted in expressing belief that the termination of the war is in sight The position of the administration in regard to peace is clear enough and the situation at present is divided as ing are tne terms oi sujicuuci agreed upon at the conference xnurso Before Santiago July 16 Follow- - I couldnt day Spain abandons the city of Santiago and all of the Province of Santiago east of Acerraderos on the south and Sagua on the north All Spanish troops are to be taken to Spain by the United State govern Â¬ ment These troops number 20000 men half of whom are in the city of Santiago The United States takes all of the enemys forts and guns the Spanish officers being allowed to keep their side arms did she do American troops will not enter the Well went on the chocolate girl they city until after the Spaniards have told her she couldnt take the baby without a check and shed have to wait till the other embarked Guards from the American force will babies were taken away and then she could have what was left So she waited for hours be stationed around the city and hours till all the babies were gone but Members of the Red Cross will enter one and when she went to get that well the city at once and the refugees will the only baby left was a colored baby Oh how perfectly awful exclaimed return to their homes Saturday morn- Â¬ They were standing at the counter and help but hear Talk about hard luck said the girls with the hot chocolate I know a woman who had an awful thing happen to her over in New York gurgled tho Oh do tell me about it girl with the ice cream soda Well went on the chocolate girl shes not wealthy at all you know and she doesnt krp a nurse So one day when she had t go down town shopping she took her baby and left it at one of these day nursery creche places They gav0 nfci check for it and she went off shopping She didnt ccme back to the creche till late in the afternoon and when she went to take out the check it was gone said the girl with the Good gracious ice cream soda looking shocked What Â¬ ing While the Spanish troops are pre Â¬ paring to embark American and Cu- Â¬ ban sentinels are to keep out stragglers and marauders and the Spanish are to police the cit Â¬ UNDER WAY The Fourth Manila Expedition Under Com Â¬ mand of Maj Gen Otis Sails From San Francisco Â¬ the girl with the ice cream soda in accents of horror What did she do Wasnt she My goodness how hor- Â¬ perfectly frantic rible Didnt she ever get her baby back again I should think shed have been per- Â¬ fectly crazy What did she do Oh said the chocolate girl coolly she took the colored baby It was hers She was colored you know And in the silence which followed I could hear the snapping of the bonds of a tender and lifelong friendship Washington Pos- t- i The Climate of Cuba Because of frequent rains in Cuba ma- Â¬ larial fevers are a common ailment there just as they are in many sections of the United States Ailments of this kind no matter in what part of the globe they occur are quickly cured with Hostetters Stomach Besides being a specific for ma Â¬ Bitters larial troubles these Bitters also make pure blood strong nerves and muscles and firm healthy flesh They have no equal for dysÂ¬ pepsia and constipation No Cause for Alarm Softleigh Death loves a shining mark ifc is said Miss Cutting Oh well dont beuneasy voure not so brilliant Chicago Evening f My wHmk VjfVR JfAJT 11 - 1 sV fft f Secretary of war New York July IS A special dis patch from Santiago published here Saturday afternoon gives the follow ing as the terms of surrender of the Spanish forces under Gen Toral i The 20000 refugees at Caney and Si bonev are to be turned back into the cit An American infantry patrol is to be posted in the roads surrounding the city Our hospital corps is to give Â¬ JPBPW SVv JPCwlKi attention to any possible sick and Spanish All the soldiers Spanish province except Gen Luques 10000 at Holguin are to come to the city to surrender The guns and defensesoof the city are to be turned over to the Americans in good condition The Americans are to have full use of the Juragua railway which belongs to the Spanish govern- Â¬ ment All Spaniards are to be conveyr cd home by American transports with the least possible delay and they are GEN DON JOSE TORAL Y VELASQUEZ permitted to take portable church property with them The Spanish are to surrender their tant General United States Army for peace but had no word to say arms I have the honor to announce that the against the gallant men who Washington July 18 The war de Â¬ American flag has been this instant had conquered his He army 12 oclock noon hoisted over the house declared partment has posted the following that he had little Playa del Este near Santiago of the civil government in the city of chance to win I would not desire to Santiago An immense concourse of see my wrorst enemy play with the July IS The following letter has just people present A squad of cavalry cards I held he said to one of the been received i Everv Santiago de Cuba July 16 To His and a regiment of infantry presenting commissioners one of my Â¬ Excellency Commander-in-Chie- f Amer- arms and band playing national airs generals was killed or wounded I had ican Forces Excellent Sir 1 am now Light battery fired salute 21 guns not a single colonel left and was sur Â¬ authorized by my government to capit Perfect order is being maintained by rounded by a powerful enemy We ulate 1 nave tne Honor to so ap municipal government Distress is have counted 67 ships off this porL And besides he concluded weari- Â¬ prise you and requesting that youV very great but little sickness in town designate hour and place where my Scarcely any yellow fever ly waving his hands towards the city Â¬ A small gunboat and about 200 sea- Â¬ representatives shall appear to comI have secret troubles there pare with those of your excellency to men left by Cervera have surrendered Speaking of the battle of June 2 i in effect the articles of capitulation on the to me Obstructions are beinc remov which the rough riders and a part of basis of what has been agreed upon to ed from mouth of harbor Upon com- Â¬ Gen Youngs command participated this date in due time I wish to mani- Â¬ ing into the city I discovered a perfect Gen Toral said that less than 2000 Fighting Spanish troops were engaged his loss fest my desire to know the resolutions entanglement of defenses Â¬ of the United States government re as the Spaniards did the first day it being 205 He would not say how specting the return of the army so as would have cost five thousand lives to many Spaniards were killed at El to note on the capitulations Also the have taken it Battalions of Spanish Caney and before Santiago Heavy great courtesy of your great graces and troops have been depositing arms heavy he said dejectedly return for the great generosity and in since daylight in armory over which I In response to an inquirj he said pujlse for the Spanish soldiers and allow have guard Gen Toral formally sur Â¬ that transportation would be required to return to the Peninsula with rendered the plaza and all stores at for between 22000 and 25000 men Tiiem the honors the American army do 9 am Signed there being that much of a fores in W R Shafter Major General them the honor to acknowledge as the capitulated district He informed dutifully descended Santiago de Cuba July 18 Amid the officers that Santiago harbor had Signed Jose Toral General impressive ceremonies the Spanish been again mined since Adm Cervera Commanding 4th Army Corps troops laid down their arms be Â¬ left To Gen Washington July 18 At 1105 Shafter Commanding tween the lines of the Spanish and a American forces American forces at 9 oclock Sunday oclock Sunday night Adjt Gen Corbin k In Front of Santiago July 18 via morning made public the follouungjadispatch di- Â¬ from Gen Shafter Old Glory is now Guantanamo Bay Gen ShafCerand the American floating over the fortifications of San Â¬ vision and brigade commanders and Headquarters U S Army Santiago July 17 J tiago their staffs were escorted by a troop of At 9 oclock Sunday morning the cavalry and Gen Toral and his staff by To Adjutant General U S A Wash Â¬ ington Spanish troops under command of 100 picked men My ordnaflfe officers report about Gen Toral left their trenches and Trumpeters on both sidesr saluted 7000 rifles faffned in Sunday and 600 inarched into the American lines with flourishes At the mouth of the Gen Shafter returned to Gen Toral 000 cartridges where one by one the regiments laid At the same time the lattcrs sword after it had been harbor there are quite a number of down their arms fine modern guns about six inch also the Spanish flag was hauled down and handed to the American commander the stars and stripes hoisted in its Our troops lined up at the trenches two batteries of mountain guns to- Â¬ place were eye witnesses of the ceremony gether with a saluting battery of 15 Disarming and The work of loading the Spanish Gen JShafter and his escort accom- Â¬ oldi bronze guns List prisoners on transports preparatory to panied by Gen Toral rode through turning in will go on Monday of prisoners not yet taken sending them back to Spain will be the city taking formal possession s Â¬ Shafter commenced as soon as ships are pro The city had been sacked before they i Major General Commading vided arrived by the Spapiards wounded the Santiago in troops in the among I HH -- ill m i -- - - San Francisco July 16 The fourth Manila expedition is under way Short ly after 3 oclock Friday afternoon Maj Gen Otis from his flagship the City of Puebla signaled the transport Peru to get under way The signals were understood by the watchers on shore and by those who had surrounded the two vessels in small boats and were As the received with great cheering two vessels got ander way the cheering increased in volume and to the accompaniment of hundreds of steam whistles and the firing of bombs and cannon the two vessels proceeded slowly down the bay past thewater front and out to sea The soldiers on the transports crowded into the rigging and answered the cheering of the civilians with hearty good will and responded to the dip ping flags of the merchant vessels by waving their hats and handkerchiefs As the two vessels and the small fleet accompanying it passed the forts the big guns from the batteries sent forth peaceful manner Madrid July 16 The pacific ten- Â¬ their thunder in salute to which the dency is increasing The general pub- transports responded with their steam lic take a favorable view of the sugÂ¬ sirens Not Afraid of Germany gestion that the powers should attempt the re establishment of peace Washington July 16 Having but it is said contrary to the reports whipped Spain we are ready to whip current France has not taken the in Germany if she desires a fight After itiative the arrival of the Monterey Dewey Madrid July 16 The minister for will enforce his orders in Manila bay This is the war Gen Correa is quoted as saying by cannon if necessary in an interview that he thought peace decision the administration has reach might be arranged on the following ed concerning the situation in the Philippines according to high official terms The administration has and Spain to agree authority The United States to let the Cubans decide by a plebis grown tired of the many annoyances cite whether they desire independence and insults to which Adm Dewey has or autonomy under the suzerainty of been subjected It hopes by the end of the week that the admiral will be Spain The two governments to agree to in a position to take the aggressive abide by the result of the plebiscite Tennessee Boys Experts at Drill In the event of the Cubans voting July 16 The TenSan for independence the United States to nessee Francisco regiment gave an exvolunteer allow Spain nine months in which to drill at Mechanics pavilion withdraw her army gradually and hibition night which was witnessed Thursday dignifiedly from Cuba by over 5000 people Military experts London July 16 The Madrid corpraising the splendid showing respondent of the Daily Telegraph unite in efficient work of the men from the and says south under Col Smith all of their The government has definitely deevolutions being performed with the cided to open peace negotiations withof regulars out delay proposing as a basis the re precision Yellow Fever Cases at Siboney nunciation of all rights over Cuba and Washington July 10 Surgeon Gen any other the immediate discussion of reasonable proposals the United eral Sternberg has received the followStates may make ing in regard to yellow fever dated of the Siboney Friday The Madrid correspondent Only 23 cases three deaths report Standard says The Carlist agitation is assuming ed in last 24 hours General type of proportions in many of the northern disease mild Camp site moved when Â¬ provinces which may serve as a fresh ever practicable Have taken vigorargument for action on the part of the ous sanitary precautions to check government The civil and military spread of disease Greenleaf authorities acting under instructions Gen Toral Free to Act of the ministers of the interior and of Madrid July 16 Premier Sagasta war are closely watching the move- Â¬ ments of Carlist emissaries who are declares that neither government in frequently flitting about the old haunts Cuba has intervened inof the negotia Santiago de of Carlism coming to Madrid going tions for the surrender He adds that the surrender to Brussels Bayonne and Bau to re Cuba port the results of their propaganda came within the province of Gen Toral and under his responsibility and and preparations the general simply announced that the garrison had capitulated Shooting Spanish Spies St Louis July 16 John Sheehan Walkinsr Match of 16th U S infantry now at Santi Louisville Ey July 16 Dan Gilago writes in a letter to his parents man who claims to be the champion We have speed and endurance pedestrian of the in this city dated June 2S caught about IS spies and shot them south and Harry J Stephens who The other day six Spanish deserters claims the same title for the west will came over to us and surrendered meet in a 24 hour walk on They are held as prisoners Just got July 16 and 17 It will close at 4 a m word that the 9th cavalry has caught July 18 A purse of 150 has been hung 19 Spanish signal corps men with an up for the contest which will be held outline of our camp on paper at Lion garden in this city Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ News Â¬ An Open Letter to Mothers We are asserting in the courts our right to the exclusive use of the word Castoria and Pitchers Castoria as ourTradeMark I Dr Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis Massa- Â¬ chusetts was the originator of Pitchers Castoria the same that has borne and does now bear the fac simile signature of Chas H Fletcher on every Avrapper This is the original Pitchers Castoria which has been used in the homes of the mothers of America for over thirty years Look carefully at the wrapper and see that it is the kind you have always bought and has the signature of Chas H Fletcher on the Wrapper No one has authority from me to use my name ex-Â¬ cept The Centaur Company of which Chas s H Fletcher is president SAMUEL PITCHER Al D March 8 1897 Airs U blannican Am t vez afraid verbye Dinny wilhgit kilt in the war Mrs OFlaherty Not a bit of itv hes on wan of tnim proticted cruisers N -- Â¬ rr a - Â¬ Y Journal Jijiretf w y Â¬ A powder to be shaken into the shoes At this season your feet feel swollen nervous and hot and get tired easily If you have smarting feet or tight shoes try Allens Foot Ease It cools the feet and makes walking easy Cures swollen and sweating feet blisters and callousspots Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c Trial package FREE AdÂ¬ dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y Â¬ Try Allens Foot Ease Some 3Toung men remarked the ob- Â¬ server of men and things have such daz Â¬ zling futures that they cant see where Futures Â¬ Â¬ they are stepping To Care Detroit Journal izx Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets AH druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c a Cold One Day Â¬ When a pretty girl has good hard sense it indicates that she has an uncommonly sen- Â¬ sible mother Atchison Globe Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Af tersix years suffering I was cured by Pisos Cure Mary Thomson 29X Ohio Ave Allegheny Pa March 19 94 Nothing pleases us more than to get two inveterate bores to boring each other Washington Ta Democrat Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Is taken Internally Bulletin Halls Catarrh Cure Price 75c Money talks If there is anv change coming to you thats back talk L A W jr m Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ more easily and comfortably by putting and keeping your body in trim condition by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla It makes good blood promotes proper circulation and keeps every organic operation free from friction Much You Will Stand the Heat HoocP rirnccz Pillcre 11S3tive - arsa- parfOa Is Americas Greatest Medicine gentle mild effec All druggists ic Â¬ - heel-and-t- oe After I wi Induced to try CA8CA- SETS 1 will never be without them in the house a very bad shape and my kcrd ached and I had stomach trouble Now since tak Â¬ ing Cascarets I feel line My wife has also used them with beneficial results for sour stomach JOS Kkehling TJ21 Gongress St StLouis AlO My liver was in r -- Washington July 16 There were frequent consultations among the war department officials Friday in regard to the transportation to Spain of the 25000 prisoners surrendered to Gen Shafter in Santiago province Col Hecker in charge of the question of transportation said late Friday that no final decision had been reached The general opinion however is that advertisements will be published here and abroad inviting proposals for the transportation of the men to Spanish BOil-- The Transportation of Prisoners The Pope in Good Health In consequence of the persistent and sinister rumors in circulation Dr Lapponi the physician Rome July 16 CANDY f m Mf CATHARTICS j suffering from a paralytic attack On the contrary the doctor asserts his holiness is in good health Fear an Attack of the pope has issued an emphatic de- Â¬ nial of the report that the pontiff is TRADE MARK RKCISTCRED 3ood Never SicKen Weaken Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do orGripe 10c 25cS0c 313 I number of Barcelona steamers have taken refuge here fearing an American attack on 16 Maesedlles July A Iterllng Kf meclj tonpanx Chicago Jfonirf MO-TO-BAG CURE CONSTIPATION Kr York Barcelona gStelKKoKi V N v7 o THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS TLY TUESDAY JULY 19 1898 The Sest War News 3 The Louisville Courier Journal is now publishing the fullest most accurate and inost reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed- Â¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser- Â¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of m W ON TO POETO RICO COUNCIL OF WAR Proposed Invasion of Porto Rico and th Dispatch of Watsons Squadron to Snain Considered THERE IS A HITCH Toral Asks That His Men Be Allowed to Keep Their Arms McKinley Says Unconditional Surrender I There Will Be Plenty of Transports Available for the Expedition iBut Little Resistance is Expected It is war was begun Thought That the Surrender of San Â¬ tiago Will Have a Depressing Effect at San Juan V Xv r Washington July 15 The govern- Â¬ ment is now turning its attention to the occupation of Porto Rico There will he plenty of transports available for the expedition as the government has devised other means of removing the Spaniards captured at Santiago to Spain than by carrying them on these transports That the navy is ready to do its share at shork notice goes with- Â¬ out saying Porto Rico is not expected to offer a very formidable resistance It is believed that the moral effect of Thursdays surrender at San Â¬ tiago will be to discourage the defenders of San Juan There is how- Â¬ ever always the prospect that peace imay ensue before hostilities have progressed against Spains eastermost West India island Rumors were afloat Thursday afternoon to the effect that the Spanish government at last had made overtures in that direction but their basis probably was the current beliei that one more reverse to the Spanish arms would be sufficient to nnmrip thr Srmnish rnvirnmPTir to sue for peace and this reverse was furnished by the surrender of Torals army The navy department has not been affected by these rumors to the extent of relaxing any of its precau- Â¬ tions or abandoning any of its plans for Secretary Long stated unequivocally Thursday that Commodore Wat- sons eastern squadron would certainly go to Spain as soon as it could sail The territory surrendered to us by Gen Toral makes about 5000 square miles The Spanish soldiers to be sent to Spain is estimated at 10000 men Maj Hopkins the military aide to Secretary Alger Thursday afternoon had spread before him a huge map of Cuba showing the surrendered zono turned over to the American troops The line begins at Asseradores about 15 miles west of Santiago harbor and then runs due north about 25 miles to Had the line contin- Â¬ Palmo Soriana ued due north it would have passed Ilolquin tak- west of thus Spanish garrison at mg the Gen Evidently point that Toral wished to avoid the inclusion of Holquin so the line turns abruptly to the northeast of Palmo and runs to the coast town of Boca del Sagua on the ceoast The extreme length of this sur rendered tract is about 110 miles and he extreme width about 50 miles papering to a less width making in all about 5000 square miles The navy department had not heard up to the close of office hours to what extent the American fleet was partici pating in the Spanish surrender With Santiago in our hands the way will be clear for Adm Sampsons fleet to en- Â¬ ter the harbor and proceed up to the wharves as soon as the torpedoes and mines at the harbor entrance are re moved The fortifications of Morro Cas tie Socapa Cayo Smith and others are included surren in the -- m V 6 concession except the generosity of this government to trausport them tc Spain Secretary Aljrer was asked if it was not the expectation that when it was Â¬ known that no other terras would be Â¬ granted the surrender would take list so impressed the place aud replied that such was the He added never paling My name would have been Dennis dont tor that at last he exclaimed case la an event no other conces you see What splendid health you must siou would be aftorded by this govern Detroit Journal have to endure all these maladies ment Judy HE KNEW THAT ix was nearly i oclock when the con Reminded Him TriuinpU In Photographic Art fere nee at the white house adjourned What is the matter Eiley asked were Besides Secretary Alger there The Cacbon Photograph will stand the orderly sergeant present Secretaries Bliss and Wilson Nothing replied the young sol- Â¬ tho test of time and atmospheric in Â¬ and Postmaster General Emery Smith dier with the quivering chin who was fluences Made in all sizes and is dur Â¬ Gen Corbjp was present during Adit struggling with a bakeshop custard able The likennss is always preserved the last dour of the conference pie that some friend had smuggled in in minutest detail and can be made I invite all who Gen Shdter will be immediately in to him only this is so unlike the p pies from any old picture pictures to exam Â¬ are interested in large structed to Iarrv out the determina m mother used to make Chicago ine this wonderful picture before giving of the president with whom the tion Tribune yonr orders for any copying and enlarg COMMODORE WATSON matter has been thoroughly discussed ing of old pictures 1 make your sit Â¬ His Proportions you deaire larga did not say how much Secretary Going out to take a spin with tings free when find guaranteea satis Secretary Alger after the confer- Â¬ time wouldAlger allowed the enemy to picture from life be Freddy Slim are 3ou said his faction ence said that the government was Very respectfully reach a conclusion but it is known cousin L Grixxax Artist entirely satisfied with the conditions the administration will make it 29mar tf Thats what he has brought the Paris Ky and around Santiago and there was that in very short and submit to no further tandem around for replied Miss no longer doubt of the surrender of parley with Gen Toral The next Quickstep I have never seen him in Â¬ Toral and his army was final and move is surrender upon the terms knickerbockers before and I Im complete fr afraid Ill have to do all the pushing which the United States government They have unconditionally accept- Â¬ Chicago Tribune propose or immediate attack upon the ed our terms added the secretary by the army and navy Spanish forces Scientific Note and the next thing is to provide ships At 115 oclock Saturday morning Browne When were electric lights to send the prisoners back to Spain when Adjt Gen Corbin left the war Teacher An island is a body of land first made We will advertise at once for ships to PAYS FOR THE department for his home he was yet surrounded by water Take Cuba for Towne When Noah chased all the as transports The Spaniards be used withoutdefinite information from Gen animals out of the ark TWXCE-A-WEE- X will retain their side arras That is Shafter concerning the surrender oi instance Browne What do you mean You bet thats what were Johnnie always customary and it is the only Santiago Towne Well didnt he make the ark going to do Colliers Weekly concession made to Toral light N Y Journal In accordance with the decision Figures Cant Lie reached at the conference with the Just the Tiling DISTINGUISHED PRISONERS shortcomings are covers to to Gen There detection canNatures You need a short vacation said the doc- Â¬ president he sent instructions defy That tor and a rest how Adm Cervera and the Other Officers of Shafter that nothing but an uncon For the dressmakers know eye to fashion ONE WHOLE TEAR With not a bit of toil in any mode to enchant the The form ditional surrender by Gen Torai And yet there are still old fogies His Fleet Attend Divine Worship Said the farmer with a wink Then Id 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post- Â¬ better go I think would be satisfactory to this governin St Marys Catholic Church Who teli us figures cant lie And be working out my taxes on the paid by mail Almost Up to Date ment road July IS Mary Â¬ AxxArous Md In view of Shaffers last dispatch nc L A W Bulletin In the Springtime of Love A DAILY RECORD lands ancient capital was crowded fear is felt that the negotiations for NOT A PLEASURE Mrs Tracj- - In looking through my Sundav with curiositv seekers who the surrender of the forces in Santi trunk to day I found this tender mis Â¬ came from Baltimore Washington and ago city will not be prosecuted to a sive from a former lover Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k elsewhere by rail and by water in the successful conclusion Gen Toral Tracy after reading the epistle has the finest War News Service of any hope of getting a peep at Adm Cer- Â¬ it is known at irst insisted that What sap head wrote that paper in the South or West It is reli- Â¬ vera and the men who fought and lost his men should be permitted to All incomparable Mrs Tracy Dont you recognize able accurate in the great naval fight off Santiago carrj their arms with them to Spain your writing dear Up to Date other issues have been subordinated to Subscribe at this one great feature Those who reached here early in the This concession Gen Shafter declined The Tliere Are All Kinds once and keep thoroughly posted morning were rewarded for their trou- Â¬ to grant Toral has modified his de Some men are born to lead upon the field offer may be withdrawn in a short ble as nearly all the prisoners includ- Â¬ maud regarding the arms anr has preAnd some to sway their hearers in de- Â¬ time The low price bate ser- Â¬ sented a petition that the aims taken ing the admiral attended divine some are born to stay at home and vice at St Marys Roman Catholic from his men be returned to Spain While growl yu ijj Because theyre taixe aittitoipaypTho ehurchwhere they offered up thanks with the troops As inmcated fn Set is for the nurnose of nlacing a great freight for their deliverance from the fate retary Algers statement above given Chicago Dally News newspaper twice a week within the that overtook so many of their less the petition has bre denied by this reach of the masses A good commis- Â¬ Bridget fortunate comrades who fell before the trovornnient Sample copies free sion to agents Waggish Customer - Now then guns Write to relentless fire of the American The unusual delay which has puz Bridget hurry up Courier J ourxal Co Louisville Ky on July S zled the war officials is accouutcd for My name is not Saucy Waitress The Major Well my little man so At the close of the services the off- by the difficulty which Gen Toral is Bridget Why do you think it was you are going out for pleasure BY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMFNT academy having in surrendering that part of icers returned to the naval Waggish Customer 0 because of Bobbie 0 no we are going to see and spent the balance of the day in the force under his command which your arch ways Moonshine YOU CAN GET THE grandpa Moonshine Â¬ strolling about the grounds or loung- is not in the city of Santiago Knew by Experience ing on the broad piazzas which sur- Gen Shafter estimates that there The Modern Stamp Act Jonah I tell you if there is any Â¬ SLtamp brothers stamp round most of the buildings in which from 12000 to 15000 men in Stamp with care thing in a man the navy brings it zone of the prisoners are quartered dered The possession They Santiago and nearly as many AND THE Stamp everything you out fine these parti cul are rapidly becoming accustomed to more in the province outside the city fortresses Eat or wear Bilsou sadlj-- So I discovered in ly Morro castle will afford valuable their surroundings and seem cheerful It is believed that- - the delay in the TWICE-A-WE- EK Chicago Daily News garrison points for a large number oi and contented Ample provision has negotiations is made necessary in or Â¬ our first encounter with a heavy sea War Feeling Town Topics men The terms under which these been made for their comfort their der to secure the surrender of the out Â¬ OHIE JOURNAL So your wife went v ithout a new strongholds are surrendered is not yet food is plentiful and of the best qual lying garrisons some of which may Had a Good Reason gown to buy a silk flag what touching Both One Year For Only known in detail What was your friend Mrs Lords patriotism ity and clothes will be provided for question Torals authority to surShe maiden name Great attention will now be given to such as will accept Well partly that and partly berender them without definite instruc writing her signature never uses it in the care of our sick and fever stricken Capt Eulate of the Vizcaya is the tions to that effect from Madrid cause she wanted to outshine hci No wouldnt do at all Her neighbors soldiers on the island In the opinion only one of the officers who has thus Detroit Free Press There was entire willingness on the maiden itname was Goode Chicago of the army surgeons the sick can be far refused to sign the parole pledge part of Jen Toral to turn over the This is for cash subscriptions only Tribune Artistic Trade Mnrlcn All subscriptions under this combina best treated by removal to the high His reasons for it are that Adm Cer- Â¬ arms to Gen Shafter at the time of the The slim girl yonder is an art stu tinn offer must be sent direct to Thh ground back of the southern coast vera was only required to give a verbal surrender but with this was to be IN STRANGE ATTIKE dent isnt she Bourbox News office Paris Ky where the heat is less severe and promise and that his Eufates rank the understanding that the arms were I think so her hair is touzled and where recovery could proceed without entitles him to the same privilege to be returned to the Spanish troops Chicago THE her skirt sags in the back the fear of communicating disease to The authorities here have no doubt when Spanish soil was reached Eecord NEW YORK WORLD the army Secretary Alger is anxious that the matter will be amicably ar Â¬ This was a condition which had not Cause for Surprise to bring the entire army back as soon ranged and that the scruples of the been anticipated The authorities here thkice-a-wjee- k edition Twas the first time Rachel had seen as it can be done with safety to the gallant officer may be overcome did not regard it as serious or us like exMy a lawnmower in use fA she IS Pages a Week men themselves and without jeopardy ly to overcome a final settlement as it 15G Paper- a Year who ever heard before oi claimed to the other troops in Florida and to BIDS WANTED was attributed to the Snanish sensi Â¬ cutting grass with a carpet sweeper1 the general public The active prepa Â¬ in tiveness against the humiliation Judge rations made to deal with the emer Â¬ Sealed Proposals for the Transportation of volved in laving down their arms At Published every Alternate Day except A Solution Spanish Prisoners to Spain Invited gency are such that it is felt the ques- Â¬ Sunday point on the same time it wjs by the IVar Department The amateur sportsman had shot at tion of disease can be coped with which neither side appeared to be Edition of The The Thrice-a-Wee- k the partridge and had hit the dog now that the mili- Â¬ successfully 5 ready to yield New York World is first among all Washington July IS Sealed proÂ¬ Confound that ammunition dealtary situation has been simplified weekly papers in size frequency of One of the dispatches from thefront posals are invited for the Jtransporta er he said I ordered bird shot and publication and the freshness accuracy in the matter of transports the after specifying that this difference Town Topics and variety of its contents It has all he gave me dog shot department is fully prepared for the tion of the Spanish prisoners of war had ariseniiddedjthat it was believed the merits of a great 6 daily at the next move The acquisition recently who surrendered to the United States j settlement would be reached be tore A Xevr Definition Tjrice of a dollar Â¬ of a number of trans Atlantic liners forces from Santiago de Cuba to Cadiz Friday closed what the news is prompt weekly Its politiPa asked little Reggie Bobbvs out of Gen Shafter him Â¬ Nurse Nurse complete accurate cal capable of carrjing several times as or such other port of Spain as may self summed up the situation by say bed and running about in his banan- Â¬ does this paper mean by the lull be and impartial as all its readers will tes- Â¬ hereafter be designated Their num- Â¬ ing many men as the smaller transports fore the storm London Punch tify It is against the monopolies and It cnii not be possible that as ber is estimated as 1000 commissioned Some poor fellows honeymoon 2 for tun people has put it on an excellent footing and An Invariable Occurrence officers and 24000 enlisted men Cabin there will be failure in completing ar It prints the news of all the world it was announced Thursday that no accommodations are to be supplied for rangements No question whatever The irrepressible dude very early in life suppose Tit Bits having special correspondence from all more ships were being bought for Palls in Iovp with each maiden he sees llotli Happy important news points on the globe It the officers and third class or steer- Â¬ has been raised as to the surrender it In fact he no sooner gets down on his lip Many of the the Atlantic coast holidays there is a reason In self Not only has Gen Toral agreed has brilliant illustrations stories by Tftan hes apt to get down on his knees They always occur for the ftest transports which carried soldiers to age accommodations having suitable to it but this agrecmemt has been rati great authors a capital humor page Harlem Life His wife is away for the season galley accommodations conforming to complete markets departments for the Cuba are now being used for other And so they will both have a rest Died Game the United States requirements as to 6ed by Gen Blanco at Havana and bv household and womens work and other purposes chief among- which is that Judge v First Kansas Man 1 hear that a special departments of usual interest Sox the enlisted the Spanish authorities at Madrid of bringingathessick and wounded to space and ventilation j one exception j A cabinet official expresses doubt as hossthiefjdied rather sudden las night 7 We offer this unequaled newspaper Tbe the United States The ships available men HJhe United States government to the sincerity of Gen Toral and j Second Kansas Man leader of neck- Â¬ and The Bourbox News togetherone by the department are distributed wilUHeliver the prisoners on board at suggested that his negotiations for tie party sick long v year for 225 he wasnt Santiago Proposals to state the per Â¬ subscription price of the The regular Did he die game about as follows Twenty five at San peace were solely for the purpose of two papers is 300 tiago twelve at Tampa three at capita price for transporting officers delay to enable him to strengthen his Like a rooster jist lke a rooster Charleston four at New York four at and for transporting enlisted men and position by spurs on N 1 Weekly reinforcements from other with his Key West and others en route to and for their subsistence and delivering Total Abstinence TOTHE FARMERS OF BQURBQ from other points them on shore at the Spanish port points in the Santiago district i Dyspeptic Dr Smith forbids water No Yellow Fever in the United States Fear We May Get a Footinc in 1orto llco at mealtime and Dr Jones prohibits The Irene Incident Washington July 18 Surgen Gen Madrid July 16 One of the chief it between meals Whose- advice would London July 15 The Daily Mails As agent of The Page Woven Wire Hong Kong correspondent cables that eneral Wyman of the Marine hospital reasons which has driven the govern Â¬ you take Count Both Brooklyn Life Fence o I am prepared to put up the it is now known here that Adm service says there is not a single case ment toward peace is a fear- that the The best wire fence on tho market It in Dewey requested the correspondents of yellow fever in this country so far Americans maygeta footing in Porto Too Horrible guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock nt Manila not to give the full story of as he knows and no preparations are Rico thus establishing a v stronger Burgling Bill No ao I wont go and to give satisfaction the Irene incident for fear of arousing making to receive yellow fever pa- Â¬ claim to include - that island in their in again Shes talkin in her sleep I have put upfeuce this Reason for It is his understanding that rjemandsfor territory The Mouse Wei dat aint nuthin farmer who have had the Page Fence a feeling in America which might lead tients in use for aeyen orighf years Burgling Bill hoarsely But shes Secretary Alger soon will order the Wounded Soldiers Artive Old to complications with Germany at Point I am also pjepared to put up the N YJournal two companies of soldiers now at TorNewport News Va Jufvib The o loidy elocutionist bee CbicKen Fence on tho market S Bullock Death of Irvine tugas off the Florida coast to some Going Into Dotage If von are needing any lence give me London July 15 Mr Irvine Steven other point and this place then will hospital ship Olivette arrived at Old She Anybodywould take you for Miss Ann Teek I begin to feel call Point from Santiago at i3oloclock L Bullock died Thursday at Liverpool every day revert to the Marine hospital service- - Friday afternoon with t 0 lYr MILLJ5E AVent vouided younger Willie Yes mamma says you abactor except the manager of the fie ws a lieutenant on the Alabama in whose custody it was before thai He All Little s during the war of secession wv war broke out N I show Ledger are getting childish Up to Date j f Â¬ Â¬ Wasiiingtox July 18 A council of at the white house at 1015 oclock Saturdaj1 morning There were present Secretaries Alger and Long and the members of the war board consisting of Rr Adm Sicard Capt Crowninshield and Capt Mahan It is supposed that the proposed in-Â¬ vasion of Porto Rico and the dispatch of Watsons squadron to the coast of Spain were under consideration Washington July 15 After an extended conference with the president Friday night at which three other members of the cabinet were present Secretary Alger said The situation is just tliis These Spaniards at Santiago are prepared to surrender but they want to carry their arms We have determined to Â¬ grant no such concession nor any Do you mean to tell me that you Mrs Justwed Oh John you say should die you would drink gave that horrid tramp any money that if I like a fish neglect your clothes chew asked one girl Yes replied the other tobacco smoke opium write jokes I hadnt in every the heart to refuse him He said he never shave and go to the bad wanted some cold victuals andj have way known what it is to suffer for ice firmly but sweetly Mr Justwed NY Yes my dear you can bet your sweet cream soda water myself fix myself sos Id never be an Evening Journal life Id inducement to a woman again Surely Judge A physician was called in to prescribe for a new client He listened to Sailed for His Health My name was Capt Kidd as I sailed as a terrible tale from the invalid who I sailed by his own account was suffering The famous adventurer sang he from all the ills known to diseased hu- Â¬ If I didnt keep on sailing manity The doc- Â¬ VM A Matter of Safety A Fellow Feeling it fresh and accurate The CouHer this and it is supplying Journal realizes the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k daily news It prints the cream of the is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion- Â¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best You get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-We- ek Courier Journal and The Bodb box News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and- - must invariably be sent direct to The Bour Â¬ tff bon News office Paris Ky Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Courier Journal Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ kit gh Â¬ 50e A YEAR SM Â¬ Â¬ i Â¬ Â¬ BOURBON HEWS Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 215 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ FOR ONE DOLLAR jM In Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ - -- Y-e- -s k - - n m 1 Ml -- i - THE BOtTRBON NEWS PARIS KY TUEShAY Reflections of The K P Royal matvcs the food pure wholesome and delicious A JULY 19 V898 Trip SCINTILLATIONS A Au Interesting mi POWDER Absolutely Pure NEW YORK ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO the gulden hearted daisies taododendrou the wild roses the lark pur and the orchid are blooming in all heir gloiy the strawberries are npen ng and Nature seems to smile all day long on the rock walled isle of Macki- Â¬ nac Speaking of Nature I have had rare opportunities to note the advance of the seasons this year In February I saw the fragrant rose and the luscious strawberry in Louisiana and Florida and on May Day saw them bloom at Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga Tn Tnnp the Blueerass roses and straw berries gave me joy and in July they greeted me at breeze swept Mackinac Is it any wonder that such a country is dear to the heart of every American The Comment FINALLY HEART TROUBLE Jim Corbett and Kid McCoy will fight Restored to Health by Dr Miles Nervine on Sept 10th at Buffalo David Smith a Harrison county farmer is mysteriously missing Forty cases of smallpox have been re- Â¬ ported in Jackson Laurel and Olav Jumble Of News And Shattered Nervous System GARTH FUND Hiheaf- UfanecP - f counties Since New Years Day E S Edwards of Chicago has made 197 century on his bicycle ruts The Lexington Canning Factory will shortly begin to can 80000 cans of burgoo per day for the U S soldiers A thief who was probably arranging to attend a party or camp meeting stole six razors from a Maysville barber shop The present beneficiaries of the Garth Fund will meet the commissioners at the City School Wednesday July 20th at 9 a m They must bring the text books used during the last school year New applicants will be considered Thursday July 21st at same hour and place They are required to present certificates from last school attended respecting their application proficiency and conduct and also evidence as to their financial condition E F CLAY E M DICKSON GEO VARDEN 8jy td Commissioners Â¬ Â¬ Come and see us before selling your Wheat Will fnrnish sacks and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar tee that you can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at 7 per cent interÂ¬ est or less RB HUTOECRAFT Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP Strayed or of Sheppard Cos MRBraceville writes great store at I had never 111 Stolen j f All of Detroit is justly proud of Belle Isle Park which is one of the loveliest spots I ever saw It is an island containing 700 acres which the BOURBON citySpurchased years ago for 160000 From a swampy tract known first as Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Snake Island and later as Hog Island it was iiupioved by drives walks lakes Published every Tuesday and Friday by club houses etc until it is a place of WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners wondrous beauty famed far and wide BBUnE MILLER as Beautiful Belle Isle the pride of Make all Checks Money Orders etc Detroit mayabletothe order of Champ fe Miilkr TIE JEWS ADVER1I81NU RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals In black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar28 cards of thans calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rateB given for large advertise ments and yearly cards Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ V i r V v - Late News of the War U r V Hobson and Schley exploded the mines The in Santiago harbor yesterday Spanish flag was hauled down from Monro it i Four hnndred wounded soldiers arÂ¬ rived at Ft Thomas Sunday ft Tampa want to give Cervera a home for his chivalric treatment of Hobson and his men Nearly three columns about the fall of Santiago are printed on page three The expeditionito Porto Rico is nnder way Gen Milea and three batteries of artillery sailed yesterday on the Yale and 15000 troops at Tampa will sail immediately Gen Brooke will take the first and second diyisions of his corps including the First and Third Kentucky from Chickamauga to Porto Rico They may start in four days Watsons squadron may sail for Spain the latter part of the week Three hundred cases of yellow fever jn mild form are reported in the American Army at Santiago There haye bsen six deatns Mr Settle The Nominee N t t I l r Â¬ I v Hon Evan E Setlle was declared the Democratic nominee for Congress in this district Saturday at Frankfort by Hon South Trimble Executive Com- Â¬ mitteeman acting under orders from the District Committee Mr Settle himself was not present at the com- Â¬ mittee meeting but was represented by his son and his private secretary Mr Settle has made an excellent Congress- Â¬ man and fully deserved the renomina- tion Commodore Schley is one of thirteen children and has two uncles who are each the father of thirteen children wife murderer Clarence Vinegar yesterday at George town gave the Bluegrass papers a good noose item of -- The hanging fk 0 T Awarded Highest Honors DK Worlds Fair raking iom Ammonia powom Free MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder 7 j0 YEARS Alum of any other adulterant THE STANDARD the Cynthiana Democrat to class the writer along with 3647021 persons who Remember The wrote poems on Maine Neither is the writer guilty of Nervine any Manila Santiago or Havana poems The world does not know that Mr Allen was only prevented from carrying out his threat to write a poem on ReSTOCK AND TURF NEWS member The Maine by an injunction being sworn out by the writer and Billy Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop JKtc Turf Notes Hill of the Reporter Many horses in Scott county have OF pink eye Who planned the trip to Mackinac Who hour by hour laid down the law Who never ceased to work his jaw J L Bohannon of Versailles has Bob Morningstar bought 10000 pounds of hemp from S Cynthiana Democrat T Hampton at 450 Who made announcements by the score Who always had the deck and floor In Cincinnati last week Mclntyre Who had a thousand jokes in store Bob Morningstar McClintock of Millersburg sold fire Boukbon Circuit Court W hhds of tobacco at 1275 to 10 The Elkton Progress furnishes this M Burroughs sold four at 13 50 to Jas R dtivers Assignee Plaintiff The 1075 InsKo Co sold four at 14 to vs brief history of the K P A Sherman Stivers etc Defendant orga- Â¬ 11 Kentucky Press Association was nized at Frankfort in January 1869 by By virtue of a judgment of the Bour Seashore Kxcurions G orge bon Circuit Court made and entered iu the election of the distinguished will Tne present The Chesapeake and Ohio railroadshore run the above styled cause on July 2d 1898 D Prentice as President on the follow g excursions to the Sea sell the Court President Mr H E Wool folk makes dates named The tickets will be good going I will doorpublicly at Keutucky on bouse house in Paris necessary sleeping the fourteenth President the association on regular trains to which cars will be attached 1869 On Julv I9th and August Uth to Atlantic has had in the following orer SATURDAY JULY 23 1898 round O ty and Cape May via Washington George D Prentice 1870 W M Halde trip rate only S14 from Lexington and cor-Â¬ 10 oclock a in man 1870 86 J Stoddard Johnston respondingly low rates from other Central between the hours of Kentucky points Tickets good elf ven days and 2 p m the following described 1886 J W Hopper 1888 E Polk John Â¬ returning On uly 28th a round trip rat of 813 will be real estate to wit 1891 H A made to Old Point Comfort Va tickets good son 1890 Urey Woodson Lot No 16 in Hiugins Snb diviion 10 Sommers 1892 C M Meacham 1893 going on regular trains and good returning the Citv ot Pars fronting 50 feet on twelve days This is the best time to visit Sam J Roberts 1894 1 B Nail 1895 Old Point owing to the interesting military lMcCann Aveuue and extending back of maneuvers yN- John A Bell 1896 Ben D Ringo ls97 Send in your name for sleeping car spa e uniform width to J H Lewis 113 feet information N on LWGaines 1898 H E Woolfolk or for further A Lexingtondesired Geo W more or less bounded the Sthe lot by Ky Barney D P 14 by Reynolds laud and on The association has steadily grown conveved to Sher Â¬ and is the frame lot T N Special Rates through many years and is to day one of man Stivers by J M Thomas and wife strongest state organizations in the the To Indianapolis and return Aug 19th by deed of date May 30th 1888 of record in the omce of the Clerk of Union to 21st final limit Aug 31st Extension Bourbon County Court of time to Sept 10th can be had Fare Also tne undivided one seventh in Â¬ 460 round trip Account Grand En As the K P A was leaving Macki terest of the defendant Sherman nac I heard an editor say that the ex Â¬ campment Knights of Pythias Stivers in the following tract of laud Round trip 205 to Olympia Spring subject to the dower right of bis Ms party had penses of three persons in and return during Summer season mother Mrs Mollie Stivers therein to not aggregated 50 but there were Parties contemplating a Buminer tour wit A certain tract of land IviuK and others Two of the boys took a thirty can get valuable information time being in Bunrbon count Kentucky five minute horseback ride on the island table hotel guides and Summer resort bounded on thu E by the lands of the Ogden heir and on the W by the lands Another booklets by calling on or addressing and paid 6 for the pleasure of Jas Hinton on the N by the lands high flier had extra meals served in his Plan Your Summer Outin Now Go to of the Willis Wright and on the S ty the room and his bill for two days was 17 Picturesque McJcIurc via The Coast lands of the Warfield heirs containing Iiine bagatelles however These are mere qbout acres to the Kentucky editor who is out on a It only costs 13 50 from Detroit Said sale will be made upon a credit pleasure jaunt 1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland of six and twelve months for equal parts Jr for the round trip including meals and of the purchase money for which the berths One thousand miles of lake ride purchaser will be required to give One incident of the K P A trip is on new modern steel steamers for the bonds with good surety to be approved indelibly impressed on the memory of above rates Send 2c for illustrated by the undersigned Master Commis sioner payable to said Commissioner seven or eight Kentuckians They pamphlet Address A A Schantz G P A and beaming ahterest from date until failed to secure a stateroom but enioyed Detroit Mich paid at the rate of six per cent per an Â¬ the sleep of the just on cots in the cabin num and having the force and effect of At an unusually early hour a number of judgments The very best companies com lady passengers congregated on the pose my agency which insures EMMETT M DICKSON stairway in full view of the editorial sleepers One by one the modest news against fire wind and storm Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court paper men awoke and were horrfied Non -- union by embarrassing W 0 HINTON Agent the situation Harmon Stitt Attorney The ladies seemed to have no desire to go out on deck To lie under cover Seed sweet potatoes longer meant to make a toilet before a Spears McDermott larger crowd of spectators Stealthily the editors crawled out in various states Yesterdays Temperature of undress and embarrassment and The following is the temperature as made their toilets in uncomfortably noted yesterday by A J Winters Co meek and lowly positions with at least of this city twelve women in full view The men 77 7a m Did you ever see one never before felt so much in evidence 81 8a m Did you ever hear of one 9am 83 but they couldnt stay in bed all day Most certainly not Con- Â¬ 84 10 a m The incident is closed WC sumption is a disease that 84 11 am 87 12 m invariably causes loss of Many a colored gentleman will envy 2 p m 88 flesh 85 3p m the Spanish soldiers that free excursion If you are light in weight 87 4 pm over the sea even if your cough is only 87 5p m 82 7p m a slight one you should tf Word comes from Gautemala that certainly take Dr Godfrey Hunter is expected to ar Â¬ Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two New Trains rive in Kentucky in August on a leave of absence just when Kentucky had No 2 train will leave at s30 a m of cod liver oil wftb hypo forgotten all about Godfrey phosphiUs No remedy and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m is such a perfect prevent- Â¬ No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives Dubing a recent battle in Cuba the at Frankfort at 810 p m ive to consumption Just valise of Richard Harding Davie 7a m the moment your throat No 2 leaving Frankfort at Â¬ correspondent for the New York Jour- arrives at 840 begins to weaken and you was lost and fell Into the hands of nal find you ire losing flesh No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 p m the colored soldiers of the Tenth Car rand arrives at 4 p m you should begin to take it aly who appropriated his striped And no other remedy No 8 leaving at 430 will connect trousers and fancy shirts And the with the Q C fast limited at George has cured so many cases blow almost killed Richard of consumption town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p4 Unless you are far advanced with This is a very desirable arrange- m Tby our special A coffee six merit for persons going to Cincinnati or this disease Scotts Emul- Â¬ pounds for 100 sion will hold every in- Â¬ points north east and west of that city McDeemott Spears C ducement to you for a No 1 will connect with the Q perfect cure fast train south and No 5 connects at All Druggists 50c and z Â¬ C local pas Send your linen to Haggard Reeds Georgetown with the Q Scott Bowne Chemists N Y senger from the south Steam Laundry for a good finish tf IWWftnffrWVWYWWrYW Â¬ It was a mean trick in Jim Allen of Two incendiary fires occurred in Mt Sterling Wednesday night Warren Stoners stable was one of the buildings burned Seventy colored men from Montgomery county were enlisted in the U S V Infantry by Capt R T Jacobs last week The schedule of the liabilities and assets of the Megibben Distillery assign- Â¬ ment was filed at Cynthiana Friday by company Total liabilities the 102032 total assets 104050 Cadet J T Beckner a Winchester boy participated in the big naval battle off Santiago having charge of a secon- Â¬ dary battery on the Iowa He is a son of Judge Beckner and has a brother Lucien in the Second Kentucky Regi Â¬ ment at Chickamauga Â¬ Â¬ EDWARD HARDY the been sick a day in my life until in 1890 I got so bad with nervous prostration that I had to give up and commence to doctor I tried our local physicians and ono in Joliet but none gave me any relief and I thought WILLIE CALAMESE I was going to die I became despondent 8july 3t Box 511 Paris Ky and suffered untold agony I could not eat sleep nor rest and it seemed as if I could not exist At the end of six months I was reduced to but a shadow of myself and at last my heart became affected and I was truly miserable I took six or eight bottles of Dr Miles Nervine It gave me relief from the start and at last a cure the great OPES JUNE 15TH TO OCT 1ST est blessing of my life Dr Miles Remedies Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate Dr are sold by all drug- Â¬ Waters The prettiest Place and best Mil9 gists under positive kept Summer Resort in the West guarantee first bottle For particulars apply to benefits or money re Â¬ Vftociorcc OAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor funded Book on dis- Â¬ Health IRVINE KY eases of the heart and nerves free Address DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Bay mare 15 hands high 3 years old was taken from hitching rack at colored Baptist Church in Paris on the night of July 4th She is shedding front teeth Heavy mane and tail Had on brown leather saddle with heavy lap robe for blanket Will pay for infor- Â¬ mation leading to her recovery or will give 5 for her return to me Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Cos office B M RENICK CO P S Farmers would do well to store their wheat near home Wanted to Buy 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay the highest market price in cash or I will furnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when you are ready to sell at the highest mar- Â¬ ket price Those who held wheat last year made big money Store your wheat and get the profit Estill Springs E 0 FRETWELL Agent 5julv 4t Paris Ky M Money To Loan gage 800 to loan on first real estate mort- Â¬ Apply to ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE C ARNSPARGER 8jy 4t Agent MASTERS SALE City Property All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta U- Rogers deceased must present same properly proven as required by law before me at my office before Sept 1 1898 or else be barred Notice is hereby given that the firm of By order of the Bourbon County McDermott Spears is dissolved J Court K Spears having purchased the inter Â¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue S B ROGERS the busimss FRED McDERMOTT Administrator J K SPEARS July 2 1898 3t T - IsTOTIOB PHOENIX BICYCLES Pretty Bicycles are all right if you want something pretty to look at but there is a world of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will do it Â¬ -- DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc -- Â¬ Â¬ My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods very Â¬ lH h B IH jL U kBv hb PV3 RHQIflfi Â¬ EDfcOOn VT I Years of experience in buying and the fact that pay cash for all goods insures good results l am not Another important fact not to be overlooked paying a big rent and this feature is very much to the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- Â¬ m A Fleshy Consumptive ties Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended To only to fool the buyers and pull them in If you want the best come to the point furniture for the least money go to Scotts Emuslion JT HINTON Close Prices on Mattings This Week Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldingsr Send me your old furniture to be repjured Your furniture moved by experienced hands Undertaking in all its branches Wood Mantels furnished complete Embalming scientifically attended to CAKRIACIES FOR A 1 HIRE m- 7f - yv9 THE BOURBON NEWr PARIS K THE BOQBBOH NEWS Eighteenth Year Establlhed secon 1881 TUESOAY JULY 19 1898 I- Cut The Weeds -- PERSONAL MENTION AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY The recent and frequent showers of rain have caused vegetation to grow luxuriantly and of course the weeds uumo at iut iuuKiug il I ilemjju aijr U lueir Clemens Mrs T Ed Ray is visiting relatives MID SUMMER COMERS k s t-- r ir - i w- i i- - TU - It have sprung up thick and Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as too mail matter iiss rank Iu this year ot promisb and Notes Hastily Jotted On Tlie Streets At plenty when everything is gruwiug The Depot In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere with the minimum of care and atten TELEPHONE NO 124 tion we are prone to neglect the war on Talbott left Sunday for TH the woeds Our beautiful woodlauris Chicago SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payablein Advance pastures lawns and road Hre growing Attorney Samuel Boyd Rogers is ill 51 00 2 00 Six mouths One year be- up with weeds This should not of fever wews costs you cant even get a re Â¬ cut them out and sow bluegrass to To make room for my Fall purchases which will soon begin to port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Mr Ira Taylor ot Cincinnati was fatten your cattle Exterminate the in the city yesterday arriye I take this method of cleaning up all Summer goods such as Make all Checks Money Orders Etc noxious weeds ere they germinate seeds Lawns India Linens Dimities Check Muslins Curtain Swiss Linens payable to the order of Champ fe MiiiXjER County Clerk Ed Paton was in a thousand fold to curse you aud annoy and Ducks for Skirts Summer Dress Goods Bed Quilts Sheets ancb your neighbor The wet days when Cincinnati Saturday cases Table Linens Odd Napkins Towels Hamburgs and Laces Paris buyers offered sixty six cents other work can not be attended to such Rev Father Barry of Lexington for wheat yesterday days are good for making war on the was in the city Friday Stout Leer has gone to Olympian Fifty Parisians went to Cincinnati weeks Dont put it off till to morrow will he offered at low prices to close Also one case of Bleached Cottons Keep your place free from weeds Springs for a short stay N excursion Sunday on the L at 5cts per yard OUR OWN SPECIAL BRAND not more- - than 20 Your children and your childrens chil Kenney and Joe Laviu yds to one customer A few Comforts and Blankets carried aver from Eld J T ShsRRard has accepted a dren will bless you and visitors will haveGarrett Swango Spriugs gone to last season will be found on our Bargain Counters at reduced prices- call from Old Union Church in Fayette indeed sav this bluegrass country is the Mips Flora Hill is visiting Mr and Remember the days and dates Positively all goods go back tec county prettiest land extant K regular prices the day following Mrs J K Smith in Dayton The Morehead Advance issued a cred- Â¬ That Eudless Chain Mr and Mrs W R Thomas are day itable Chamber of Commerce edition Lexington f Mr Robert S Porter vrho has been The endless chain of letters started by visiting relatives in last week Mrs Laura Wiggins of Covington visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Roht 529 Main St Paris Ky Miss Natalie Schenck of Babylon The drops of about fifty telephones at Long Island Ransdall will leave this morning for for the benefit of th6 Ice is a guest at Mr C Alexanders the telephone exchange were burned Mrs Ed Keller and children are his home in New York to resume his Plant Auxiliary of the Red Cioos So- Â¬ out by lightning Friday night position on Munseys Magazine ciety and which has caued consider Â¬ guests of relatives in Richmond Congressman Pugh was renominated able comment in the Eastern press has Misses Heln Bennett of Richmond Mrs John Feeney has returned s Saturday for Congress from the Ninth reached Paris Several of the letters from a visit to relatives in Richmond Margaret Woodford of Mt Sterling have been received here The request district over ex Mayor Cox of Mason Miss Nannine Clay left Friday for a Elizabeth Hazelrige of Frankfort c mlained iu the letters has been com Everything in Our Store will he offered regardless of Cost for tlg Â¬ and Elizabeth Van Meter of D inville Mann Fuhbman are building an plied with by souih out the majority of visit to friends at Claiion Pennsyl- are guests of Miss Bessie Woodtord next 30 days and w mention just a few of the Bargains addition to their livery stable on Second the letters haye found a permanent rest- Â¬ vania 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3Jc per yd The following young people enjoyed Miss Pattie Johnson of Mt Ster- Â¬ street The new building will be 100x65 ing place iu the waste basket Miss Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd ling is the guest of Miss Katie Alex- a delightful impromptu dance given at faet Schenck started the chain innocently Domestic Organdie Lawn best quality 10c per yd Odd Fellows Hall Friday night Mioses ander Genuine French Organdie Lawns 18c per yd Fifty colored preachers were here little dreaming of tbe extent to which Lillian Kelley Mr and Mrs A C Adair and rfallie Joe Hedges 36 in Sea Island Percales only 8Jc per yd here last week to attend the Little Zion the enterprise would develop Georgetown Jennie Kate Purnell White Duck Skirts full width for 50c Pi ess has been called children are visiting relatives in Mt Miss Young Bessie Haynes Baptist Association which ended in a Rossie Our finest Tapd Ladies Bleached Vests Vamp meeting at the Fair Grounds Sun- Â¬ on to inform the world that it is desira- Sterling Talbott Cynthiana Nellie Mann Mary Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10c Miss Nelle Pitt of Kansas City is Egnew Maysville Grace Swearengen ble that the chain be broken Miss day Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c visiting Mrs Sllie Adair near Mt Agnes Talbott Nannie Cynthiana Press dispatches state that Dick Schenck has received between 20000 Carmel Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c 30000 letters already and has Swearengen Hannah Moberley Har Butler and his three brothers of this and We could give you columns of Bargains like thee hut space foi reMrs J W Ferguson and son of rodsburg Lucy Keller Helen Connell city have arrived at Victoria B C realized some 2500 Letters were bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before purchasing every State in the Union Atlanta are guests of Mrs W H Alice Talbott Messrs Kirtlev Jameson with half a million in gold from Alaska ceived from elsewhere from Mexico Canada aud Cuba Mrs Roberts Jack Carter Miller Tney are not from Paris Noah Spears Handsome Picture given with 5 purchase McKinley Mrs Garfield and Levi P Miss Bessie Edgar of Tuscaloosa Mcllvain Frank B wden Johu Spears Paris has been over run with tramps Morton each sent a dime Ala is the guest of her sister Mrs J Robt Frank Ben Downe3Lyt Pnrnell and beggars for several days A family Julian Howe Robt Clark Duncan Raceland Jersey butter for T Vansant who was given a pass to a neighboring Roy Cleu Mrs George Stuart and son leav s Taylor Howard Edwardcity returned the pass saying they sale by Newton Mitchell to day for a visit to Mrs G C Givens deuiu Chas Wilmoth John KrieLer would rather walk and beg Jas Chambers Walte- - Kenney Ed -in Stanford Going To Atlanta May The dance was Messrs Sam Bailey and Julias fler Editor Wm Remiagton was at Tucker Chas following hx Cou federates will The Spears WE HAVE BE0EITED A SPLENDID STOCK OP rick popular conductors on the L Springs from Saturday until yes- rotten up by Messrs Jameson leave this city tnis morning for Atlanta Estill aud Mcllvain N left Sunday for a vacation trip terday morning to attend the Confederate reunion IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TROUSERING They will rest at Mackinac and otber Rev F J Cheek attended the Capt Ed Spears Judge Russell Mann OBITUARY resorts in Northern Michigan funeral of Rev J P Hendrick yester- Â¬ J E Kern W H Wbaley J T Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Fred Ctorham of Louisville formerly Nesbitt Peter Mernaugh John D Penn day at Flemingsburg Of The Dead Mr J D Coadon left Sunday for a of this city a member of the Second and A T Forsyth Also Judge W M Rev Jas P Hendrick father of ex Cavalry participated in the battle of Purnell attorney Harmon Stitt MrF trip to Atlantic City New York New Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whea Attorney General W J Hendrick of Santiago and was present at the surÂ¬ Ev Rogers and Mrs Minnie Wilson Haven and other cities Frankfort and pastor of the Flemings quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a aaiL render of the city Sunday morning From Millerabunr E P Clark Jesse Masters Frank and Carl Nippprt burg Presbyterian Chnrcb for forty His brother Thornton is a member of Payne Jos A Miller and wife W M of Arlington Heights Ohio are visiting years died Friday night at Flemings the First Kentucky at Chickamauga Layson and wife aud daughters Mrs Mr and Mrs P Nippert Sr bnrs Fnneral yesterday t Flemings- v G W Bryan and Miss Lula Grimes r Miss Mary Lay ton has returned School News UJ- 2VIT3 ROTTA VT TA JTvOR FITDB From North Middletown Chas Meng from a trip to Washington D C and a Mrs Martha Craycraft Current wife Colored examinations will be held at G T Bradlev Hiram Carpenter End visit to relatives in Lexington S E TIPTON Cutter died Sunday of Bourbon Current Jr the Court house Friday Hon daughter From Mt Olivet Miss Mattie Grinnan will shortly manight at eight oclock agtd t eventeen All who have books to donate co the Wm Morris and Mitchell Neal return to Jellico Tenn to continue years She is survived by her nusbfid county schools circulating library are teaching music during the Summer Police Court Topics Fnneral babe requested to at once send them to tbe and a Misses Elizabeth Brooks of Carlisle services were held yesterday afteruoc n Boxes are now County Superintendent M Feld was fined three dollars in being made up Judge Webbs court Saturday for ob and Anna Simms of Flemingsburg at four oclock at the Christian Churrh were in the city Saturday afternoon The remaii b by Eld J S Swe nej structing the sidewalk with boxes Hanging At Georgetown Miss Maud Stout left yesterday for were interred in the Paris cemetery Arthnr Anderson and Pete Mtnuel Clarence Vinegar the negro vile two colored youths were tried Saturday a fortnights visit to her cousin Mrs Gen John S Williams a famous ol the jail yard for indulging in the queer pastime of Augustus Thomas in Evansville Ind murderer was hanged in dier orator politician and traveler Co A Georgetown yeeterday morning at cutting each otber with knives When ess at Miss Nettie Herzogg who has been step father of Mrs R G Stoner of this 515 in the presence of fifty spectators arrested Anderson had received a play Â¬ visiting Mr and Mrs Isaac Price re Â¬ city died Sunday morning at his home of There was a large crowd around the ful cut in bis coat and Manuel had a turned Sunday to her home in Cincin Â¬ near Mt Sterling aged eighty years jail The murderer was cool to the last a playful cut on his wrist and both nati The deceased was born in Montgomery legal exe Â¬ claimed to be just playing moment This waa the first They The Jolly Bachelors will give a county July 19th 1818 graduated from siglife Georgetown for forty years cution in were each fined 750 for indulging in german to night at Odd Fellows Hall Oxford College and located in this city this divertieement When the Mexican Saxtons orchestra will furnish the to practice law Storage For Grain cempany - brqke out he organized a Yesterday John Judy was fined 350 music war01 Â¬ storage capacity at my ware for running a public vehicle without served through I have Mrs J C Morrison returned yester- Â¬ was elected Captain and houses for 80000 bushele of wheat for license day to Crown Hill West Virginia after the war winning the title of the hero 1898L which I will issue negotiable warehouse Fannie Brown colored was fined 750 a yisit o her parents Mr and Mrs J of Cerro Gordo He afterwaidt joined receipts and will guarantee the holder the Confederate army and was made a can borrow two thirds the market price for using obscene language D Butler seven per In Judge Purnells court Dick Tutter of the grain at the banks at Qen Williams repre Miss Minerva Reese who has been brigadier general cent interest Storage one cent per was fined 550 for failing to provide for sented Clark and Montgomery counties A SHIRT FRONT THAT AIT-bushel per month or fractional part his children and George Ann Tutter visiting Misses Nannie and Stella in the Kentucky Legislature and was handling or thereof No charge for Roberts returned Saturday to her home TRACTS ATTENTION IFjfcSB OSS i ti nL sent to Europe by the U S government sacks Parties who -- held their wheat Enoch Fields and Ed Hurley were each in Cynthiana last year were paid handsomely for so fined 550 for adultery The Paris friends of Mr E T to observe military movements in the by the exquisite perfection of doing Will pay New York or Balti- Â¬ war He was defeated for more prices less the freight any time use any other but Purity Porter of the Lexington Leader will Crimerian Dont color and finish is the that you the Democratic nomination for governor you wish to sell flour from Paris Milling Co tell regret to hear that he has been quite ill of Kentucky in 1875 by a fraction of a R B HUTCHCRAFT wear from the laundry work thatch for several days your grocer you want no other vote In 1877 be was elected U S mmwilMMMWxi Colored K or F Officers Mrs Selby Lilleston and son Lyford is done here Cuff collar shirk ot Senator over Senator Lindsay and ex All grocers keep it accompanied by Miss Mary Russell Govs Knott and McCreary and was The Colored Grand Lodge Knights of shirt waist is sent home looking January left Friday afternoon for a Pythias in session at Owensboro last defeated for re el ctio by J C S NUPTIAL KNOTS as fresh and perfect as the new lllggS3JJ Mill visit in Kansas City wi week elected the following officers J Blackburn Gen Williams sp nt four Messrs John and Cabell Chenault years in Europe Asia and Atiica and article and Ave are only too pleased L V Worthington Louisville Grand EngagementH Announcements And Sol Â¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows of Richmond and Harry Brent of Lex Â¬ was an extensive traveler He leaves Chancellor M T Martin Lexington that we can give gratification and ington will come to Paris for the one daughter by his first liiarri e Samuel McKenzie and Mrs Annie Vice Grand Chancellor E L BowVn satisfaction to our patrons lWjjWWgg32 French Tucker both of the Little Rock pre- Â¬ german this evening Grand Prelate Louisville Mrs J H Holloway of Clark couuty crrii Misses Etta and Mamie ATcClintock The remains were interred at Wiuches Thompson Paris Master Exchequer H cinct were married yesterday at the arrived home Saturday from a fort ter yesterday afternoon at five oclock J court house Ly Judge W M Purnell C Smith Paris K eper of Records nights stay in the country with Miss W Jewett Lexington Grand Lecturer Bertie Wallis near Muir BIRTHS BRO Proprietors o M Puters Grand Medical Director W M HINTON JR Mr and Mrs Frank Williams of Leonard Simms Louisville Marshal D Telephone No 4 The Advent Of Our Future Men And Lexington are Â¬ visiting Mr and Mrs S Miller Paris Supreme RepresentaWomen tive George Nugent Louisville TreasTo the wife of DW Peed yesterday John Stuart and Misses Winnie and TEETH EXTRACTED Lutie Williams on Pleasant street urer endowment fund mt im rm m a sou Misses Hannah Moberlft of Haf-WITHOUT IByilBTMTBBS N Excursions 1 are eggs and orrcra Ttin actcr rodsburg and Lillian Kelley of GeorgeThere NO COCANS NO GAS To Pittsburg Oct 8 9 10 limited to of yesterday looks feels measures and town returned to their homes Saturday All persons kuowing themselves ie A simple application to tbe gums used debted to the late D Miller deceasÂ¬ 18 on account Knights Templar Con- Â¬ weighs like the egg of last month but after a visit to Missps Eddie and Alice only by me and acknowledged by the ed will please settle with- the under theres a difference in another respect Spears clave One fare for round trip public to be the best and easiest and signed at once Those- - holdiag ciaimg Association and that difference is worth money To Christian Workers Hon Chas Offutt formerly of this absolutely free from any after effects against said decedent will present Meeting at Black Mountain N C Its just so with laundry The difference city who has been very ill at his home Catephoric treatment for painless proven as required by law to then Cl filling August 13th to 24th One fare for the between good work and poor is slight to in Omaha is very much improved in Howard attorney the unpracticed discernment but its a health and will soon be entirely re- Â¬ round trip S LILLESTOXjt 800 Set of teeth One fare for the round trip to Annual difference that counts every time Its covered 4t Admr D MiLLEBj Decd 1500 Upper and lower Convention of Christian Church at a difference that changes your laundry Color Sergeant Charlton Alexander 50cts np Silver fillings bill from an expense to an investment of the Second Kentucky who has been Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th 100 up Gold fillings We do good work it will cost no more ill in a Cincinnati hospital was 500 Gold crowns One fare for the round trip to in the 50 cts Painless extraction National L A W at Indianapolis than poor work but its worth double city Saturday en route to Chickamauga The h estis always the cheapest the difference August 7th to 9th to join his regiment S J BOUBBON ST SAM LAUNDRY To Cincinnati Sunday July 24th Mr George D Mitchell has re The nest session of my school will FOR SALE AT 321 Main St Paris Ky 125 round trip Train leaves Paris at turned from a very pleasant sojourn at gin the first Monday in September Ladies white silk and P E opp Court house 515 a m Returning train leaves Cin- Â¬ Mt Clemens Michigan where he met Shoe Store cinnati at 755 p m 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Hours puff ties 25 cents at Price many persons noted in the stage world W L Y2RKI F B Carb Genl Agent v Opposite Deposit Bank l J Teephone 79 Uje tf Vf Gos and in other public professions who are Paris Ky Â¬ 1 -- Â¬ m Winchester Mr and Mrs Arthur Calverr of Covington are visitiug relatives in the city Mr Rudolph Davis and Mrs Cornay Watson visited friends in Carlisle bun day Hon M R Lockhart of Newport returned home yesterday alter a brief visit in the city Miss Bertha Blackwelder of St Louis aud Mr Sam Neely of St Joseph Mo are guests of Mr and Mrs R J Neely Mrs A Sanders and daughter Miss Grace Sanders of Wyoming formerly of this city were guests of Dr M H Daily Saturday and Suudny Messrs Edward Thomas of Louisville and Henry Thomas of Leitcbtield who have been guests of Mrs J T Hinton returned to their homes yester Â¬ Â¬ GLEANING UP SALE ST 6 TUCKERS Thursday Friday and Saturday August 18th 19th and 20th All Ladies Muslin Underwear Condons Great Sacrifice M Â¬ The--Associat- ed Â¬ lc Â¬ JD CONDON- - Â¬ FOR SPUING AND SUMMER Â¬ -- - two-weeks-o- ld Â¬ J Winters of this city have gaged the services an eminent optician to b at their storeon the second and last Thursday oflr each month who will test your eye anS nt yiu witu giaes ana guarantee swisase uon uau in ana nave your eyes tester tree charge Next visit will be Thursday July 28r oe iisr sHSSi I 1 s2l llEl0X -- Â¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry Â¬ The 1 i t -- fci Â¬ mi IJHHE - Ej Shob For Gentlemen 7 I Ml 1 1 SCHOOL HOTICL i Clays -- V 4 r - - 1 if 1 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JULY stood Coot ragged as a tramp his comb and wattles cruelly torn his head and neck black with clotted blood but he was strutting proudly back and his winjrs on the forth scramr ground and crowing in triumph He looked as if he had been whipped three times over I caught upthe devoted little war rior He still crowed as he lay in my hand I closed his beak with my fingers to stop him but as soon as I let go he crowed again Yet his condition was so deplorable that 1 carried him into the house for hospital treatment and the moment he was out of sight of the hens he dropped on his side and lay panting He was so weak that he could scarcely stand s for the Black Spanish louts they were nowhere to be seen but after a protracted search I found them crouch- Â¬ ing behind a pile of boards They were thoroughly cowed but not much hurt Coot with all his fine traits was un Â¬ doubtedly vain and unduly fond oi strutting before the hens at all times He had a mate as dainty as himself and smaller even than he and these practices of his vexed her for she was d jealous little soul Her wrath however was directed wholly against the unoffending hens before whom the gay young cock disported himself and despite their superior size I have often seen her fly in their faces like a little fury On such occasions Coot stood by rather sheepishly and never ventured to interfere He seemed to recognize in her a spirit fully equal to his own He was a perfect gentleman in all re- Â¬ spects The other roosters whenever they found a particularly choice mor- Â¬ sel would call together the hens and then gobble it down just as the fore- Â¬ most fowl came running up Coot never plajed any such low down tricks as that though indeed he had small temptation for I doubt that he ever knew what it was to feel hungry He was petted and pampered by all of us After breakfast 1 often brought him into the house and he would stand on my knee at table and eat of what re Â¬ mained on my plate as daintily as a canary bird He had an uneasy conscience too which troubled him when he engaged in mischief as lie often did none the less When detected invading the flow- Â¬ er garden where he knew that he was forbidden to go he showed signs of guilt exactly like a clever dog At other times I could pick him up any- Â¬ where he would come to call if not too busy but if I discovered him in the garden I couldnt get near himand in his demeanor there was every mark of shame What became of the bright little bird who flits like a summer butterfly across the memories of my childhood I cant teil you I never knew When he was about three years old we moved away to another village more than T4K miles distant To take him with me was declared impossible by a court Â¬ Â¬ 19 1898 HUMOROUS II h I it THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by QUEER WAYS OF SHARKS The Hungry Terror Is Impudent 1 THE LOYAL SOUTH General but Cant Stand a motion in the Water One horror of sea fighting Com- Â¬ The Splendid Proof Given in This Willie Pa what do they make talkÂ¬ War Was Not Needed to His Father The 402 ing machines of J Proclaim It first one was made out of a rib my little talk ing that it might be well for all the people to hear If theres one thing that makes me wearier than another it is this con- Â¬ stant talk about the loyalty of the south It creates the impression that yts pceyle up here are surprised and Â¬ m h dailey MAIN if apj ST --8 to 12 a PARIS ICY OUR COLORS Red tis the hue of battle The pledge of victory In sunset light in northern night It flashes brave and free Then paint with red thy banner Quoth Freedom to the Land And when thy sons go forth to war This sign be in their hand White tis the sign of purity Of everlasting truth The snowy robe of childhood The stainless mail of youth Then paint with white thy banner And pure asnorthern snow May these thy stately children In truth and honor go Blue tis the tint of heaven The mornings gold shot arch The burning deeps of noontide The stars unending march Then paint with blue thy banner And bid thy children raise At daybreak noon ad eventide Their hymn of love and praise Valor and truth and righteousness In threefold strength to day Raise high the flag triumphant The banner glad and gay And keep thou well thy colors Quoth Freedom to the Land And gainst a world of evil Thy sons and thou shall stand Laura E Richards in Youths Com- panion Q l I -- Q PLUCKY AND BRAVE LITTLE BANTAM 4 Knew as Much as a Dog and feated Two Big Spanish Cocks Copyright De- Â¬ 1893 t BELIEVE every American boy in stinctively admires a gallant fighter be it man or bird or beast Doubtless the boy being just a plain boy and not yet an angel now and then carries this sentiment too far but in the main it is a good thing It is this bold chiv- Â¬ alrous temper that fills our ranks and mans our ships in the hour of need and makes our country invincible on Jand and sea So my advice to parents would be restrain it within due bounds but be careful net to stamp it out Everybody knows that Commodore Dewey was an excessively combative youngster but we can forgive him now It was my share of this warlike spirit I presume that made me such a fervent admirer of Coot for Coot besides being as intelligent as a dog and as pretty as a canary bird and not much mgger-- was as gallant a fighter as ever wore feathers In view of the fact that he once thrashed two big Spanish bul- Â¬ lies more than three times his size he certainly seems entitled to honorable mention now And a monument this I Â¬ -- I lSie5- 1 t m 5r sisa-777 gg m js Aj10161 ZZz- iSfcJssag - -- r - s AFTER THE FIGHT who did it just after he had scrambled out of the water He had been in bath Â¬ ing in one of those sea baths they have in Kingston harbor where they fence in a good piece of water with piles driven into the bottom close together One of the piles had got broken some- Â¬ how and a big basking shark had squeezed through and gone to sleep in the bath When the man plunged in the shark woke up and commenced to charge around By that time the man was some yards away from the steps He immediately turned on his back and kicked as hard as he could and the shark instead of charging at him went into a downright panic and bumped his nose against all the piles looking for the hole he had got in by I know it sounds like a fable to say a shark is timid because they will do things that you would hardly expect a timid fish to do I mj self have seen a shark leap out of the water close enough to a rowboat to tumble on the oar blades but that was my own dinghy and my boys knew how to row and didnt make a splash with the blades or try any of this landlubbery feathering business Then there is a place at Port Iloyal where a little flight of wooden steps goes down into the water and they say that a British ar- Â¬ tillery officer who was sitting on those steps or some other steps that were in the same place one morning smok- Â¬ ing a cigar had both his legs torn off by a shark that swam close in shore and rose at him as a trout rises at a fly But all that only shows that a shark is a queer in consistent kind of a fish and in spite of all his impudence you may depend upon it he cant stand any Â¬ thing that makes a disturbance in the our sailors will be spared in this war said a veteran of the merchant marine and that is the large chances of be- Â¬ ing killed by sharks The whole of the Caribbean sea about Cuba swarms with those infernal things and as a rule when a man drops overboard the chances are that in another minute nothing will be left of him on the sur- Â¬ face but some red stains in tho water unless he keeps his presence of mind and knows just what to do There is a way of helping yourself when you get into that fix Thats just why I say that in these modern battles the danger from sharks is not likely to be anything like what it was in old times Perhaps you are not aware that a shark is the most timid and nervous fish of prey that lives but it is so When you find yourself floating about in those waters and think a shark is anywhere near you just you kick and splash for all you are worth If you dont think there are any sharks about kick and splash on general principles that is if you want to see your home and your family again A shark that is making straight for his prey will turn tail and sheer off as soon as the splashing begins Now I believe that in a general engagement between these modern ships that with the tremen- Â¬ dous concussion of the heavy guns and the churning of the water with propellers on all sides and an occasional torpedo raising a disturbance every now and then in the water the whole neighborhood will be cleared of sharks In the old days although the broad- Â¬ sides made a good deal of noise no doubt a ship went down much more quietly than now Just think of the commotion in the water when the big fires and the boilers go under No shark will staj-- within a mile of such an upheavalI am not talking mere theory when I sa that a shark can be frightened off by splashing 1 have seen it done or to be quite exact I saw the man Â¬ - I believe a few days ago and did a A veieran statesman was in Detroit backbone Ivefc Gvyvvtc who has finger Â¬ ing doubts on the subject go oowa there and fuauii iixi old flag one Hed tst lucky if he got oiT 7ith a montli mighty or two in the hospital I know what Im talking about because I served on the other side Ask an of youc boys whether we put up a fight or not We learned to respect each other then and I want no better friend now than one of the brave fellows that helped whip us back into line I wish every American citizen could have seen what I saw in Baltimore the other daf I saw the historic Sixth Massachusetts pass through on its way to Falls Church Ya I delayed start- Â¬ ing out on my route on purpose to help tell the Bay state fellows what we think of them I was there in April 18G1 when thfc Sixth was headed for the front by way of our city Their recep- Â¬ tion was that of hated invaders We mobbed them with bullets bricks- clubs and the worse verbal abuse we could put our tongues to Had it been within our power we would have exterminated them But this time it was different and shows us bne people with stronger ties of brotherhood than ever before We had a reception committee composed of our very best citizens They were given all the money and help they want- Â¬ ed The city looked like a great flower garden decorated with flagi and bunt- Â¬ ing In 61 women drew their skirts aside from a Yankee soldier to avoid contamination The other day hun- Â¬ dreds of our prettiest women and there are none more beautiful were out to smile on the boys and help entertain them Each one received a lunch in a box an American flag and a button bearing the state and the words Baltimore Greets Massachu- Â¬ On the streamers attached to setts floral pieces were the words With flowers not bullets and A united coun- Â¬ try honors the men who are rallying to her defense May the memoiy of 61 be effaced by the welcome of 93 We had our bands out the crowds cheered themselves hoarse and old bald headed fellows like me yelled till we couldnt swallow I was run over and trampled elbowed and jostled but I kept right on cheering and had a scene at home because I talked about enlist- Â¬ - Of that we were unJar suspicion ccavw were loyal and loyal to the Life Ciupper What are Smudkins office Blooney From my experi- Â¬ hours ence I judge they are from return soon to five p m lloxbury Gazette She rWhy does a man feel rich when He Be- Â¬ hes riding in a hansom cause he hasnt paid the driver yot I suppose Yonkers Statc3mar My gocdness Jane you Mistress Jane have your thumbs in the soup just imported from a rural district Xever mind mum it aint hot Jud3 Too Inquisitive She And rcodid vou go to the end of the world with me Now she He Which end treats him as a stranger Cleveland Leader We have Press of Social Business many letters this week not turned out Why not Typewriter girl had a picnic engagement every afternoon Chicago Record Juvenile Logic Paw can you see farther with a telescope than with the Of course you can John naed eye How can that be when it brings nj everything nearer Chicago Tribune Miss Ann Thorpe I cant under- Â¬ stand how Cholly can see better with a glass for one eye Miss Sharpe Well you see it affords him mental rest His brain is too delicate to grapple with two impressions of anything at once Jewelers Weekly We may be pardoned the perpetua- Â¬ tion of this The at Havana went into a Washington clothiers in search of a coat for his portly form Having put one on he expressed some doubt as to the fit Xonsense cried the dealer That fits you Lee Philadelphia Xorth American Mrs Petter Did you see that Dix Â¬ on seized the rocking chair and was in to it before his wife had a chance to reach it And on his wedding trip too Mr Petter Thats just it Theres where Dixon is smart Nobody will suspect that he is on his wedding tour dont you see And besides he gets the chair Boston Transcript son --Â¬ Â¬ Over Deposit Bank m 1 Office hours to 6 pm H A SMITH Office over G S Office Hours 8 Varden Co 1 to 12 a m to 5 p m J R ADAIR Phone 79 Paris Ky 6 to 12 a m Dental Surgeon and 1 No 3 Broadway Office Hour 5p m 3dc tf t GEO W DAVIS DEALER in Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to UndertakÂ¬ ing and Repairing Main Street HOUSE - -- - Paris Ky AP LOT ASD BLMK SJ1IT1I SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my houso and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson Â¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky tl3oct tf Â¬ I SFZiXSNTG- - 3 SOS TREES PLANTS VINES every Â¬ No THE MOSQUITO IN ACTION coat-of-ar- ms Some Interesting Facts About a Reg Â¬ Aeents ular Though Troublesome Strawberry and general nursery cat-Â¬ alogue on application to Summer Visitor You can best observe the mosquito in action by letting one settle undis turbed on the back of 3our hand and waiting while she fills herself with your blood you can easily watch hex doing so with a pocket lens Like the old lady in Pickwick she is soon She gorges herself swelling visibly blocd indeed which she straight Â¬ with way digests assimilates and converts into 300 eggs But if while she is suck Â¬ ing you gently and unobtrusively tighten the skin of your hand by clenching your fist hard you will find that she caronot anv longer witLdraw her mandibles they are caught fast in your flesh by their own harpoon like teeth and there she must stop accord Â¬ ing till you choose to release her If you then kill her in the usual manner by a smart slap of the hand you will see that she is literally full of blood hav Â¬ ing sucked a good drop of it The humming sound itself hy whioh the mosquito announces frey approaoh s ji6triCe ii Itro cfjvirct irsf Sis Â¬ Â¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn The Blnegrass Nurseries offer H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 ALVA CRAWFORD carl Crawford CRAYFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts meantime Im ready to do business with these people who keep talking about the loyalty of the south as though it wa something unexpected Detroit ing Ill go yet if they want me and V A n Free Press THE BICYCLE IN AUSTRIA There Is a Debt of Gratitude Owing to Countess Von IvielinansegTg from Wheelman Adopted with enthusiasm by Amer Â¬ icans discussed for years in- France and combated in Germany by Emperor William- II bicycling met in no country with so much opposition as it did in Austria The authorities for a long time remained hostile to it subjecting le enjoyment of the sport to draconian sparing its devotees no sort rules of annoyance To get permission to ride in the streets of Vienna the cj clists were obliged to undergo a pre- Â¬ liminary examination and in the pres- Â¬ ence of a jury prove that they were able to pass through ttfe public streets - JOHN CONNELLY 3PXaXJ3MC01E33EiLj PARIS KENTUCKY f V Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable r Jd airy monujnent of words is all that it is possible to give him for it was almost 30 years ago I took final leave o the dear little fellow with streaming tears of which I qm not ashamed from which there was no appeal I gave him away to one of my most trusted friends only stipulating that my pet should be allowed to live out So 4 lysfull term brief enough at best in But it is time to give him a more for- Â¬ peace and comfort I carried him to mal introduction Coot was a Seabright his ew home in my arms caressed bantam of purest breed with black and him set him down and turned awav tan markings partridge fashion and J Have never asked any questions as tr the srraightest of tail feathers He his fate I preferred not to know wasnt much bigger than a quail He ho oiren come to some unhappy pets end was mine from the beginning He was So I shall always remember mv srallant nothing but a tiny brown eg g when he bantam as I last saw him strutting inie into my possession and he was my gayiy away to make new acquaint- Â¬ especial pet from the moment he tod- Â¬ ances among the hens and fight fresh dled like an animated ball of thistle battles if need be down from the broken shell He was WALKER LOVELAND xeared in Uie large and extremely heterogeneous family of an old gray An Uncultivated Tnite lien and manifested u domineering I wanted to ax ycr suid the new spirit from the first It was very curi colored servant with much embarrass- Â¬ ous to see him lording it over his foster ment ef yoh hab any dejections to my brothers who so rapidly outgrew him bakin some ol fashioned home made that soon he could reach their heads f or bread purposes of chastisement only by leap We dont need any replied the ing high in the air housewife The bakers bread is quite For a time they all submitted without satisfactory question to his capricious tyranny and I didnt speck ter make it foh you splendid Bluff then doubts bVgan t6 all I was axin yeras pusnal favoh arise especially in the muddy heads of You mean you dcsirStomake some two overgrown black Spanish fowls bread especially for your own use who were getting so big that they Et I mout inajm I hasi got my looked like turkeys Slowly they made j sef usenter to dishere bakers bread up their minds or whatever served When I bites inter piece an doesnt them as a substitute for minds that iin miffin but a hole I feels disap the thing was an imposition and not to pinted I knows Ise way behind de be enuured Justice was clearly on their times Dey kin put wind in balloons side the odds were in their favor two an bicycle tires an I ain got nuffin to to one in numbers and more than six to say But when it comes ter pneumatic one in weight Yet wit and pluck as bread 1 gibs up Ef I kaint hab de personified in the keencleveriittle ban- Â¬ good old matic kind I reckons Ill tam won oat- Brain and nerve always natter git alone wit meat nn veg- do win when pitted against mere beef ctables Detroit Free Press and brajvn whet hex the combat is with beaks and spurs ur with bayonets and Necessary Economj- cannon Physician While you are under my Xobody saw the fight We were all treatment I must insist that you do not away taking a drive when it occurred smoke drink eat expensive delicacies but the scene that greeted us on our go to the theater nor ride to your office return was eloquent of battle and vic- Â¬ Patient B but surely doctor my tory The ground was well sprinkled case is not as desperate as that i iSo o with feathers and black audtan phim But I want to feel a resona- Hge was largely in evidence In the ble assurance that my bill wilhbepaid midst of circle of admiring hens when presented N Yi Journal and Â¬ Â¬ - being dangerous or troublesthe battle is over ha without pedestrians They were com- Â¬ will follow the ship that has any wound ome- to carry numbers larger than ed men on board follow it for miles pelled to that of the hackmen They were for Â¬ I dont know how he knows there is a to travel through many streets wounded man or a sick man on board bidden open to which a ship any more than I can tell how and in the localities posted were at each cor- Â¬ notices were Mother Careys chickens can read the to go slow at eo them barometer but he does know You ner place iandingen the brake at anoth- Â¬ vput one see a seafaring man has to be satisplaces to dismount and fied to know a good many things that er and in soffit their rrdiepassfou machines titled women for he cant explain N Sun of a few The whyel tt lavt triumphed over official the A SNAKE HUNTING CAT prejudices and put an end to the suf-Â¬ from which Austin a Suburb of Chicago Has a troubles Archduchess the cyclists is a Stephanie fered Tabby Which Prefers Rep Â¬ Archduchess wheelwomen famous tiles to Hats Maria Josepha in spite of a recent and accident is no less Austin boasts a cat which is a snake somewhat serious of the sport But the hunter The flower studded prairies passionatelj- fondall the Austrian cycle west of Forty eighth street the old city most ardent of a boundary line are overrun by green women is beyond wifedoubt Countess of the governor reptiles and others that are not so von Kielmansegg Â¬ green Not one ci them is venomous of Lower ustria Thanks to her influ however Every day Tabby leaves her ence Couni von Kielmansegg decided portion of the home in West Fifty third street and to annul tht greater of which the cy- Â¬ boldly invades the tall grass where lurk vexatious ordnances- put into and wriggle the harmless but neverthe- clists complain - and cyclingpractice The free the principle less repulsive serpent Here she prowls wheelmen grateful for this favor f orjhours at atimeuntil she finds one of them their the crawlers ibhen she pouncespon called the edict Janting Anastasia law from the it seizes it firmly in the nTiddleand liberty theof the countess Courier des trots back to the house the snake mean first name Unis while encircling her neck like a green Etats and animated collar Once upon her There Arc Exceptions own territory the cat shakes herself Yes sir said the philosopher per- Â¬ loose from her strange enemy and be Â¬ severance is the stepping stone to suc- Â¬ gins to toss and bite the disconcerted cess Hy constant and nntiring effort one may accomplish anything within reptile until life has lef tits long bodyFour and five times a daj the cat goes the scope of man Perse Hold on interrupted thyrnn with on the hunt and seldom does she return without her jjrey firmly clinched the neavy eyebrows youre away offÂ¬ in her mouths Strangely too Tabby Theres a fellow living around the cor the snake chaser is not a mouser Eats ner from me who has a concertina You may play hide and seek about her but come over some ight and listen to him she pays no attention to them She is persevere in trying to screech out a essentially a snake destroyer and did tune and then tell me whether you stall she not deliver the uncanny game upon think perseverance brings success or Cleveland Leader the porch and the kitchen stairs she not would be hailed with acclaim by all the A Good One women and children in the neighborShe Your jokes remind me of a Span Â¬ hood As it is however she causes in Â¬ ish gunner numerable spasms of fright whenever He In what way pray she bounds out of the jungle of grass - They rarely succeed in their aim Oh yes when Â¬ water rv Â¬ - Â¬ p- Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ almost beyond a doubt as a mea vs of at Â¬ tracting male mosquitoes for it is known that the long hairs on the anÂ¬ tennae of the males vibrate sympa Â¬ thetically in unison with the notes of the tuning fork within the range of sounds emitted by thefemale In other words hair and drums just answer to one another We may therefore rea sonabl3 conclude that the antennae of the male are organs of hearing which catch and respond to the buzzing music she pours forth for her lovers ears A whole Swarm of gnats can be brought down indeed by uttering the appropri Â¬ ate mote of the race You can call them somewhat as you can call male glow Â¬ worms by showing a light which ihey mistake forthe female Strand Maga Â¬ zine A HIk Banquet The greatest banquet in history took place August 18 1SS9 when the 40000 mayors of France sat at a table in the Palais de llndustre in Paris There were three relays of about 13000 guests each To prepare the feast required 75 nhief cooks 13000 waiters scullions cellarmcn and helpers 80000 plates 52 000 glasses knives forks and spoons In proportion 40000 rolls and fish meat and fowl by the ton The banquet was part of the centenary celebration of the events of 17S9 Chicago Inter Ocean Chance for Loving I do so love babies gurgled the cniinrr matron I could love one to death Well said the old bachelor there o manners 11i ietJfew wo Thio to make up her droning ssinf ac e to the rapid vibration ci the femalo insects wings as she flies dyf3V Si 5 3 jlxvr bratiosd aia round Of iVirt an instrument which measured 2ie frequency of the waves fit ito Zes to amount lo about 3000 ina rlnaiv The mosquitos wings must therefore move with this extraordinary rapidity which sufficiently accounts for the difficultj we have in catching one But the high er and shriller notes of the complex melody are due to special stridulating organs situated like little drums on the opening of the air tubes for the athilt mosquito breathes no longer by one or two air entrances on the tati dV bsei like the larva but by a number of spiracles as the are called arranged in rows along the sides of the body and communicating with the network d f internal air chambers The curious mosquito music thus generated by the Jittle drums serves Â¬ YRUPINDIGESTION PEPSI CURES FRAMFORT CALDWELLS MCMAT1 1 RY In Effect March 1807 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 3 EAST BOUND Arr Klkhorn Arr Switzer ArrHLanipinjj Ground Arr ijxx vsii is Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown A rr Newtown Arr Centrcvillc Art Elizabeth WEST BOUND aJ 1 Ijve Frankfort 630am 300pm iHJam 320pm fa5lam 332 pm 702am 3rl8pm 708am 358pm 720am 415pra 800am 430pm 812am 442pm 822am 452pm 828am 458pm 840am 510pm Arr Centroville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Jrve Georgetown Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground ArrSwitzer Arr Elkhorn GEO B HA RPER A rrEf i zabeth C A ll- It 580pm 542pm 54Spm 558pm 610pm 635pm 646pm 653pm 1 l2oam 704pm 1135am 711pm 1155am 725pm CD 020am 932am J8am 948am 1000am 1040am I05dam 1110am Genl Supt Fkankfort Genl Pass Act Ky BERCAW nm I o EI it TIME TABLE EAST BOUND lv1Louisvllle 830am 600pm Ar Lexingtou ll15ara 840pm Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm V yllLheterJL1i8am 23pniikI5ani frMpra Sterl nsfJ225pm 950pm 950am 705pia Ar Ar Wash Ingtou 65oam 340pm Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm ArNew York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND a f Ar Winchester- - 730am 450pm 655am 250pm Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 7S5au 345dm Ar Frankfort 911am 630pm ArShelbyvillel001am 720pm Ar Louisville 1100am 815pm Trains marked thua f ran daily exÂ¬ cept Sunday other trains rem daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car any information call on reservations ot rGioKQE W Barney tUi Div Pass Agent Lsxington Ky Agent F li B -- weds in the flat under mine thatljvish you would concentrate your affection is one NRK Para Kjh v Carr Chicago Chronicle Boston Courier on N Y World r- - I flKr igwtsjs- - s s THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EX TUESDAY JULS 19 1898 V f i l y rpsmmi - 5tN- 5 No 3 LIVE IN THE COUNTRY On EXTRACTING THE YOUNG IDEA Tip DIGNIFIED WOMAU IN U UO the Farm Is Where Freedom The Infant Mind Is One of the Pro- - She Was a Little Severe on the Curi- oum Woman But She Was Health and Perfect Happiness found Mysteries of Natur- eProvoked Await Yonr Coming Some Instances Two events of one day convinced a young lady of Piety Hill that the in Â¬ fant mind is one of the most profound mysteries of nature It was her first effort with a class of little Sunday school children and after talking with them in her most impressive way for half an hour she asked her precioiis charges what they thought of their One little girl with golden lessons hair and great blue eyes such as artistsÂ¬ love to reproduce in themes divine inShe is a dignified woman and sometimes she is overpowering The unwary do not perceive this quickly however The dig- Â¬ nified woman has been spending some time in one of the hospitals of this city She went there forrest and quiet Since she her health she tells some amusing stories of her experiences Here is one The dignified woman was walking down the hall one day when slie was accosted by the curious woman The curious woman had been wondering about the dignified woman and she said I beg your pardon madam but I would like to know what you have been operated on for exclaimed the dignified woman What Well explained the curious woman my friend in the next room and I have been wondering about you You walk about the hall with such a light and springy step that we wonder about what kind of an operation you have undergone The curious woman held her ground She was determined to know what was the mat- Â¬ ter with the dignified woman The dignified woman replied I have not been operated upon yet Oh said the curious woman sympa- Â¬ haS--rccover- y Jfe tr A- A i SOFT POULTRY FOOD A Simple Device Clean the Chicles May Be r K Which ICeepa Matter How Greedy It f - - IS1 i rS 0 When soft poultry food is thrown on the ground or even on a board it is quickly trampled and befouled so that it is unfit to eat Especially is this true in a wet muddy time To be sme it may be placed in a shallow pan or trough but even this does not help the matter any What is wanted rather is a covered pan or trough so constructed that it will permit the poultry to obtain the food and at the For small chicks make a double trough of tin such as is shown in Fig- their feet same time heep them out of it with 1 length desired and six inches wide each half being- three inches wide and iy2 inches deep with square ends sol Â¬ dered on Tin gives the best satisfaction as it can be easily washed and - TROUGH MADE OF TIN Have it from two feet up to any Â¬ Make a box such as is shown in Fig 2 and set the trough inside of it Have this box inside of a length and width to coirespond with the size of the trough and let it be at least a foot high at the eaves It will take some work of course to construct the oval roof but by rounding the end boards kept clean or peaks and taking a thin but tough piece of board of the requisite size and steaming it and then nailing 2r the country has lost the best part ol his nature by being cast out of the gar den of Eden at an early period of his life to be artificially reared on the sights sounds and smells of the streets alleys and sewers of some city He knows nothing of real home life cities have very little as a rule only number so and so such a street he has very little sense of home joys and affections the pure air and water of the country its holy quietudes its gentle appeals to all the senses its solitudes where tumult and mob never intrude its delightful woods its sports and pleasures its loves and friendships undefiled bv the dust and grime of the crowded tenements and miunjjcu nujruugiimres its sacreu privacies and seclusions its leisure its freedom and independence from the intrusions and demands of hurry ing urban life and its sacred exemptions from the gross contacts and associations of the bustling and shouldering streets all these and more akin to them make the rural existence a perpetual delight undefiled by the conditions that attend the constant pressure of mixed and crowded population The farm is not a bonanza but it feeds the world To one accustomed its labors are easy and healthy its incidents interesting its rests changes and relaxations with exchanges of visits always full of recreation its crops engage continual care and attention with daily vicissitudes of weather that never destroy hope and even cheer with promise of fruition and at last with garnered crops it affords you plenty with a roaring fire under your own roof hnppy in being monarch of all you survey despite the struggles for bread in the cities and the never ending exertions and woes inseparable from style and its silly rivalries Co back to the country young man Go home to the farm Seize the plow and become an independent and happy man though you may miss wealth fashion and luxury Xor folk Pilot Â¬ The person who does not love life in is like a plant What makes the giant fade and wither Usually lack of necessary nourishment The reason why Dr dicated a desire to speak What is it my dear Miss Earnest if you lived to be a hunred years old youll never have a prettier hat than the one what you got Ayers Hair Vigor restores gray or faded hair to its normal color stops hair from falling and makes it grow is because it supplies the nourishment the hair needs When a girl at school in Reading Ohio I had a severe On my recovery I found myself attack of brain fever perfectly bald and for a long time I feared I should be permanently so- - Friends urged me to use Dn AVers Hair Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ on now The second developed later in the day She told the little ones that they must not let the weeds grow up in their hearts for they were the weeds of sin and worse than death One fat cherub who had never known what it was to be sick set up a howl as soon as be reached home Being short on a knowledge of anatomy he sat holding thetically his digestive apparatus and declaring No I am not familiar with operations that the weeds growing in his heart said the dignified woman were amostkiliin him Ignorant of The curious woman interrupted They the cause of alarm the terrified parents are very successful here Dont be worÂ¬ Vigor and on doing so my hair immediately began to grow and I now have as heavy and fine a head of hair as one could wish for being changed however from blonde to dark brown Mrs J H Horsnydeb 152 Pacific Ave Santa Cruz Cal 3lyers 3iair Vigor PAINTiiWALLS CEILINGS MURALO WATER COLOR PAINTS For DECORATING WALLS and CEILINGS FKSiV MURALO your grocer or paint dealer and your decorating material a MAJtU F1X SI from own do Tins is and becomes ISII to be applied with a brushor hot water as hard as Cement Milled in twentv four tints and works equally as well with cold and GETSend for SAMPLE tOI Olfc put you in if you cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we-- ill OAJtlS the way of obtaining it NEW YORK THE MURALO COMPANY NEW BRIGHTON Â¬ kept the telephone wireshot till they secured the presence of three doctors who were quickly followed by others who had not been in when called Wliile the others were gravely con stilting one shrewd practitioner ex- Â¬ ried Â¬ I am wondering about an operation un the brain said the dignified woman in a very dignified and distant manner I wonder if they could operate upon the brain in such a way as to enable people to attend to their own affairs Â¬ Â¬ The curious woman snorted and walked lesson and administered a dose of away in high dudgeon sugar and water Ten minutes later The dignified woman was severe it is true the little fellow was telling how near but she was provoked to it St Louis Republic m tracted the story of the Sunday school Â¬ he came to dying while he was eating enough for a harvest hand Detroit STONE IN HER STOMACH Free Press From the Gazette Blandinsville 111 Paris Expositions Paris 1900 exhibition will be the of The wife of the Rev A R Adams pastor Blanthe sixteenth held in the city The site of dinsvilleBedford Christian Church at to live HI was for years compelled the first in 1798 was the Champ de a life of torture from disease Her case bafMars where 110 exhibitors showed fled the physicians but to day she is alive their wares in wooden booths and 25 and well and tells the story of her recovery m Â¬ Â¬ A Beautiful S9ABlOU J REQUIRES TYING THE FLEECE String Aronnd It Than Is Pnt Absolutely Necessary to Hold It in Form No More BOX FOR the trough It on securely no serious difficulties will be experienced Have this part hinged and fastened with a hook as is shown IS Sft Each side should be open and fitted with wire bars placed two inches apart each end of these wires being bent at right angles driven through the strips of wood and clinched To insert the food simply raise the upper portion or roof part the of which prevents the fowls from roosting on it Thus the poultry cannot get at the food with their feet to pollute it and at the same time it is safe from any stray animals that may come along such as cats and dogs for which it is not intended Fred 0 Sibley in Ohio Farmer Â¬ semi-rotundi- ty LOCATION FOR BEES An Orchard with IiOTV Spreadlnjr Trees Is Claimed to Be the Ideal Place for an Apiary Mr have decided that the ideal place for an apiary is in an orchard where there are low spreading trees If the queens wings are clipped there will be comparatively little climbing after swarms Some prefer shade boards I fr- Si - well as a pleasure to work among these bees compared with what it is in the home yard of the grapevines Vernon Burt has his apiary in an apple orchard and the grass is neatly kept down by sleep that are allowed to run among the hives at will The lawn mower does not bearin to com but after having tried both for the comfort of the apiarist and that of the bees Irdecidedly prefer the shade of low spreading trees Grapevines do tolerably well but they do not protect the apiarist and at the time of the year when the shade is most need ed they are sending out shoots and One of drawbacks to branches that Interfere with the hand successful the greatest operations on farming ling of the hive and grapevines do thousands of farms of require an excessive amount of trim thorough system of is the absence con-a tile drainage ming just at the time bees need the sequently the early preparation of most attention The colonies at our groxind and the planting of crops is out yard are placed in groups of three on the north side of the low spreading not only greatly retarded but the sea bass woods It is a great comfort as son for growth being also compara Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The best and simplest method of tying wool says Wool Market and Sheep is done by placing the fleece on a table with the flesh side down and with the hands work the wool in as compact form as possible then told in the two sides then the tail end then the neck wool Beginning at the tail end of the fleece roll toward the neck andthe fleece will somewhat re- Â¬ semble a spool of thread in shape About five or six feet of wool twine To Wash Sills Stoclcingrs owing to the size of the fleece should Silk stockings should be washed and have been previously prepared by doubling it and lajing it on one end of rinsed only in lukewarm waten Wring the table Lay the fleece down on the the stockings out between towels and string with the two strings about press under muslin Silk underwear six inches apart and then pull the is best washed by soaking for 15 min- Â¬ string around the circular way of the utes In lukewarm suds into which a fleece Part the strings running one little ammbnia water has been put one way and the other in the opposite Never put any soap directly on the direction having the strings cross garment and it should never be merely squeezed gently each other at the other end of the rubbed fleece turning the fleece one fourth through the fingers and rinsed through round and running a string around it one or two waters all lukewarm In endwise at right angles to the last the last water put a very little bluing one By this method as neat appear Â¬ solution and a teaspoonful of liquid ing fleece will be secured as can be tied gum arabic Shake well and hang to by any wool box Wool will be re- Â¬ dry in as smooth condition as possi- Â¬ garded with suspicion by buyers and ble pressing lightly under a towel commisison men if tied Tip in too com- Â¬ while still slightly wet Housewife pact form It has the appearance of Ueyond His Reach being too heavy in proportion to the The count became passionate in his size of the fleece Put on no more string around the fleece than is pleading Be mine he cried I have titles actually necessary to hold it in form and landed estates I will give you a position in the societ3r in which loy- Â¬ DRAINAGE MADE EASY alty moves Say that I may hope for An Accurate and Practical Aievel you She sighed blushed and shook her Worlvins on the Same Principle head as a Plumb Line You medals were awarded Three succes- Â¬ sively large exhibitions followed in the Louvre in 1S01 1S02 and 1S09 Under the restoration there were exhibitions in 1S19 1S22 and 1827 also in the Louvre They became more popular under Louis Philippe the number of exhibitors making it necessary to use first the Place du Carrousel and in 1839 and 1844 the Champs Elysees The 1849 exhibition in the Champs Elysees re- Â¬ quired 2200 square meters of space and cost 120000 The first international exhibition in 1S55 brought about the construction of the Palais de llndus triethat has just been torn down which was used for the 1867 exhibition The 1878 exhibition with 52835 exhibitors and 16000000 visitors and that of 1889 with 55486 exhibitors and 32500000 vis- Â¬ itors were held on the Champs deMars X Y Sun as follows About six years ago eaid Mrs Adams I weighed about 140 pounds but my My health began to fail and I lost flesh food did not agree with me and felt like a stone in my stomach I began to bloat all over until I thought I had dropsy I had pains and soreness in my left side which extended clear across my back and also into the region of my heart During these spells a hard ridge would appear in the left side of my stomach and around the left side These attacks left me sore and exhausted All last summer I was so nervous that the children laughing and playing nearly drove me wild I suffered also from female troubles and doctored with ten different physicians without receiving any help 1IIW I HIM III NO COOKING - li YffiEm Present Â¬ JUKES COLLARS AKD GUFFS STIFF AKD MCE ISVfHHI nBTBOBGOTHai Ti n fHE POUND Or THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A POUKO AND A HALT OF ANY OTHER STARCH CHUBINGERBROSC FREE for a few months to all users of the Iron WBEk celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat 1 Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself ffiSPBi NKlfl that all claims for its superiority and econfjPW omy are true the makers have had prepared flr at great expense a series of four reaa in me new s paper band having Pills for Pale People I November of Dr Wil- Â¬ liams Pink GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold induced me to try them but experienced no began taking them last Â¬ Â¬ My Husband Read11 am now taking the eleventh box and have been greatly benefited I was also troubled with nervous prostration and numbness of my right arm and hand so that at times I could hardly endure the pain but that has all passed away I now have a good appetite and am able to do my own work Have done more this summer than in the past four years put together Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured me and I think it my duty to let other sufferers know it Hundreds of equally remarkable cases have been cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills Â¬ lief until I had taken gix boxes I re- Â¬ Â¬ ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold lastyear Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute Efiow 1 Set Them v Gunn Ive just succeeded in perfecting an invention that will revolutionize modern warfare and make my fortune Dunn Indeed What is the nature of pour discovery A powder thats absolutely noiseless Pshaw Thats old women have been Chicago Evening using it for centuries News You kin git yo daily bread by prayin but de nightly chicken Indianapolis Jour- Â¬ aas to be hustled fo nal says Uncle Mose Rather Antique All purchasers of throe 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand aro ontitled to re- Â¬ ceive from their grocer ono of these beautiful Game Plaques free Tho plaques will not be sont by mail They can bo obtained only from your grocer Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short timo only Colored Philosophy Â¬ she said in a business like way It has already been cornered The next dayr her engagement to a young man on the board of trade was announced Chicago Post THE MARKETS -- count got into the market too late Colorado Utah Pacifi c Coast AMD THE REACHED IN ViATHE elegant service C G WARNER VCC FRESICCNT NHSSQUR8 PAC5F8C RY Â¬ Â¬ Reduced Rates during the Season See nearest Agent or write the General Passenger Agent at St Louis for farther information WB Cincinnati tively less makes them more suscept- LIVESTOCK Cattle common S 3 00 July3 75 4 40 Select butchers 4 00 ible to early autumn frosts before ma-Â¬ 6 50 CALVES Pair to good light 00 turity Drain lowest depressions first HOGSCommon 36 3 15 3 85 Mixed packers 3 75 and continue the work as circum3 90 Light shippers 3 00 stances permit and never attempt tv SHEEP -- Choice 3 to 3 15 oo 25 do a perfect job without the constant LAMBS Spring FLOUR Winter family 3 20 51 3 40 18 G Â¬ U G DODDRIDGE General Manager H ST ruu C TOWIMSEND Cenu Passb and Tkt Aqent GRAIN Wheat No No3red 2 rednev pare with them World Colmans Rural f4 t HAY--Prim- FACTS FOR FARMERS PROVISIONSMes Pork PLUMB LINE DRAINAGE LEVEL Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES--Ne- v southern POlVVTOEb New per bbl Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 e to choice 78 73 34J4 25JX 41 9 00 p iff- - LardPrime steam BUTTER 9 50 10 S km THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS i THE CLEARER 5T1S THE COSIER TIS- WHAT IS HOSE WITHOUT 5 35 12 18 i Kr- - 73 AiT 4 00 3 50 Dont cultivate the corn too late use 2 75 2 50 of the level whenever an doubt You will cut the roots CHICAGO We would advise feeding calves from exists as to the required grade of the FLOUR Winter patents 4 25 4 10 ditch The accompanying illustration GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 75 tin or galvanized pails No 3 Chicago spring 82 72 shows a very simple accurate and CORN If the calf will not drink and some practical level working on 33Ji the princi- OATS No 2 I 21 will not starve it to it 9 90 Iess ple of a plumb-line 9 85 It is lev feet LARU Steam Cut the grass when the bloom is on long so 5 G2 5 that by raising either end one and you will preserve the aroma NEW YORK sjj inch and marking the variation in the 10 j When the rains cease be sure to cul 425 STSYTIxiter patent plumb oae can easily tell when the tivate and makV the surface fine 38jf grade is oaeincli rotherod This level CORNNo2mixed 40 The iireservation of a good aroma in can be slid along in the bottom of the 5ya 27 hay makes it all the more palatable to ditch thus keeping a uniform grade of 2Arixed mess r io oo io sj 9Sew 6 00 the animal any desired fall American Agricul LARD Western BALTIMORE Clover hay is a hundred per cert turist COO 5 9Ramily No 2 better than timothy for all purposes GRAIN Wheat 81 81Ji Darlc aiul Lijjht Eprsrs Southern Wheat 82 75 an in feeding stock Corn Mixed 3 SGU In the Xew York city markets the Oats No 2 white It looks now as if wheat would be a white eggs seem to be preferred 31 30 but in 45 Ke No 2 western good price for the next crop Dont 4 70 Boston and Philadelphia consumers SLirFirst quality 4 40 sell early if you can help it 4 50 440 have a preference for dark eggs The HOGS Western A tread- - power run by a big dog or INDIANAPOLIS color of the shell does 75 2 calf will do the churning on most the quality of the egg In not indicate sending eggs Cora No 2 mixed 31 farms and save lots of labor Oats No 2 mixed 25 to market it will always be an adThe only way to buy binder twine is vantage to sort them as uniform in LOUISVILLE 00 3 75 to club together and demand a reduc size and color as possible Endeavor 9RWinter patentred Wheat No 2 v 70 tion r in price The sellers of binder to please the customer and better Corn Mixed 3iy twine are getting rich off the farmers prices will be obtained American 10150 91HVMess Â¬ No27r -- CO Â¬ -- Â¬ CO GRAIN-Wheat--No Â¬ Â¬ - J is due not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fig Syrup Co only and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing1 the true and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par-Â¬ ties The high standing of the Cali Â¬ fornia Fig Syrup Co with the medi- Â¬ cal profession and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy It is far in advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without irritating or weaken Â¬ ing them and it does not gripe nor nauseate In order to get its beneficial effects please remember the name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FKANCISLO Cal Winchester imped 5kot 6un Shells ffiffiuji7jMBilBlHy Used 5KOOT Ktt1rAV kai En dCw 3al 3 9EbKdsB Saves and suffering Cures permanent Best salve for A neenes Pile Kurni Cut and all Fresh Wounds By mail small Xic large 03c J i AIJiEN MKHIC1MJ Book free CO Is the only sure cure in the world for Chronic TTJl cers Bone UJlcer Scrofhlonn Ulcers Vari Â¬ cose Ulcers Gunsrrene Fever Sores and all Old Sorea It never fails Draws out all poison expense St Jfcnl Miob Sola by Druggist byAllthebampiShots Sem Name ona Postal quid 152 page Je for Illustrated Qtalqgue READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ViNCHETEfc SO Repeating Winchester Ave New Haven Cojtu fm ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SnOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS The Best BOOK tuously illustrated two annual subscriptions at 1 each to tbc Overland Monthly SAN FUANC1SCO Sample Overland 5c the WAR bound and sump price 2 free to anybody sending cases BEAUTIFTJIiIT Send for book of testimonials andruif d 1 treatment Free Dr U II BKEJa8 SCJisuiaata atb tl mr w Sf NEW DISCO VERY give HuiukJlillCI I1UU K ivnrsK CURES Western Plowman Gardening- - LARD Steam fA W gfflMPSj 1 Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Uso In time Sold by druggists WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS ANK E 1718 LOUISVILLE Ej NEW TORK N X tIJl VlVrtrSTMBPSI WHEN TVKITJK VO ABYJEKTISiiK please state that yam Us Alvrtl0 neat la this paper MW T 8 MASTERS SALE OF HOUSE THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY ASD LOT AND TUESDAY JULY 19 L898 W Of Peck P S BLACK Â¬ PRINTERS PRANKS Wilson printers and publish Â¬ ers were very much in need of a man Watson Anderson SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf FRAXKFORT 1 MIL 11 if I PSOPIETI I BUTE in Bourbon Circuit Court jgil A EUrdinian etc Plaintiffs Ingels etc Defendants Wilsoa By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- bon Circuit Court made and entered in tfae above styled cause on the 1st day of -- July 1S96 and the amended orders therein I will sell publicly on the EL ClfflJIISATI 1 vs ill In Effect March 1897 There was the new tax list just awarded them by tho county commissioners they had helped to elect and thoy did not know a thing about tho insanity breeding problem of rule and figure work Thoy had learned the trade like many anothor man in the country and could set straight composition with anybody Watson indeed had doveloped a RY for display lines and could satisfy talent all the demands of Watertown merchants for en- Â¬ velopes and letterheads and by following tho general form of ancient wall borne specimens could do sales bills to your j Â¬ Â¬ A Beautiful I 1 I 1 Present J FkKQUmHNOCOOKWCr GUFFS STB AND To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser dru gist Waverly O and used them forStomach irouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Kor the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter UCkd 1 O Pike Co O Recommend Wrights Celery Capsules JKKBGQLIARSM NCE 5MA jBWHUtnrarBoieirnM NEPOUN0 Of THIS STARCH WILL 10 A5 FAR AS A rOUHD AMD A HALT Of ANY OTHER STAECH OWCTWKD DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY hearts delight premises on EAST BOUND SATURDAY JULY 23 1898 Â¬ I I f V t fc FL f ically and inquired Any chance for work How did you know we wore the pub Â¬ Arr Switzer lishers asked Watson ArrElkhorn llt am 79KrTn How did you know I was a printer asked the man In the afternoon ho took charge of the C D BERCAW GEO B HARPER delinquent list and in half an hour they Genl Pass Agt knew they were secure Ho was a craftsGenl Supt Fkankfort Ky man He knew everything from bending rule to casting rollers But he would not pull the hand press and he would not work Saturday after- Â¬ noon Tbey labored with him on those points but he laughed and said he was past it He was given to jesting and ono of his happiest thoughts was to shoot a spray of water into the oyoof an inquisitive citizen Said sale will be made upon a credit EAST BOUND who wanted to see purple stars in a galloy of six months for the personal property Lv Louisville of dead type wetted for distribution 830am G10pm and the real estate will be sold upon Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm He changed tho figures in the advertise Â¬ credits of six and twelve mouths for Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm ment of lands delinquent after the first is Â¬ csqual parts of the purchase money for Lv Vinchesterll5Sam 923pm 915am 630pm sue and wondered if tho money londers Mt Sterling of which said purchase money the Ar Washington 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm who should later purchase could make 65 mm 340pm Ar purchaser or purchasers will be required Ar Philadelphial015am 705pm good title with defective publication fco execute bonds with good and approv- - Ar New York 1240nn 90Sm In a good many ways he enjoyed him Â¬ d surety payable to the undersigned self It was clear to every one that he held WEST BOUND Commissioner and bearing interest from the town and all its belongings in some Â¬ t t tshe day of sale uutil paid at the rate of Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm thing like contempt but ho was ho amia Â¬ Afsix per cent per annum having the Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 735am 345pm ble about it so suave in his treatment of Ar Frankfort 911am 630pm fttorce and effect of judgments people that punishment was unthought Ar Shelby ville 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm ArLouisville of and antipathy was disarmed EMMETT M DICKSON When Watson Wilson began advertis Â¬ Trains marked thus f run daily exMaster Commissioner Bourbon Circuit cept Sunday other trains run daily ing for the Fourth of July celebration the Court Through Sleepers between Louisville printer was ready to move He had work- Â¬ Lexington and New York without ed three months in one town and was S3 C Howard and Harmon Siitt At change hungry for the city tornevs They wanod him to stay Thoy sat For rates Sleeping Car reservations oi down ono day in June when the paper any information call on was off and tried to argue it He told F B Carr them he must make a confession Agent L NRR There was a young woman in tho town George W Barney or Paris Ky OF sweetheart affianced he feared of a man Div Pass Agent whom he regarded as his friend and she Lexington had smiled upon him She was very fair and he feared he might forget himself prove disloyal and court a girl to his M CALDWELLS friends undoing They applauded the chivalric spntiraent ar nj INDIGESTION 1 1 uiu nciiu young nauauu uoauiau iU TVUB Bourbon Circuit Court lady Wilson convinced It Wilsons was Watsons girl S3 E Fisher Plaintiff Tho Fourth of July had come Wilson vs RAILROAD TIME CARD was master of ceremonies Watson was JFohn Fisher etc Defendants leader of the band People came in dele Â¬ NRR L By virtue of a judgment of sale rengations from the country There was a cannon on the bluff and a float on the dered in the above styled cause by the ARRIVAL OF TRAINS rive 33ourbon Circuit Court at its June term Wilson wanted something with which to 71898 1 will sell at public auction to the From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p load that 20 pounder Cramming down highest and best bidder at the Court m 1010 p m Keouse door in Paris Kentucky on FrorruLexington 511 a in 745 a in wet paper was good in its way but it didnt make noise enough The printer 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m suggested old roller composition There SATURDAY JULY 2 5 1898 were loads of it In the big box on the land Â¬ 328 p in ing It was tho one indestructible thing 10 oclock a m From Maysville 742 agn 825 p m between the hours of -on earth 2p m the following described aad r sreai estate to wit Ram down that roller composition DEPARTURE OF TRAINS said the printer and they will hear your 1 rood end 13J A tract of 3 acres To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m old cannon in 14 counties every time she t poles of land lying on the waters of 340 p m speaks iHinkston creek in the county of Bour- - To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m Wilson did as directed Watson came by Viaon State of Kentucky Beginning at 545 p m 1014 p m with the band Wilson pulled a very long n stone corner to Smith thence N 2i To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m rod of iron from a fire ran across the open 33 li6 poles to a stone corner to Glenn 1016 p m space and whipped his redhot torch upon iShen N 88A W 36 poles to a stone in To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m the powder sprinklod touchhole of the 20 3rlean line thence S 2i W 146 poles to F B Carr Agent pounder a stone in line to Smith thence S 88 The powder flamed into a geyser of fire W 86 poles to the beginning or so There were a flash a pause and then a onuch thereof as may be necessary to shook which stopped the current of the satisfy plaintiffs debt interest and river The roller composition had clung JSOStB to the guns interior refusing ejectment Said sale will be made upon a credit and the cannon was shattered in a hun Â¬ -- of six months for the purchase money dred pieces or which the purchaser will be re The noise was terrible Tho concussion tequiredto execute bond payable to the PARIS KENTUCKY shook Watson from his feet and hurled undersigned Master Commissioner to half of the band in a pile above him It e approved by him bearing six per cent Work guaranteed satisfactory Calh lifted the ambitious Wilson and set him interest from day of sale until paid promptly answered Your work is down in the leading wagon of a passing Said sale is made to satisfy a judgment solicited Prices reasonable delegation How the crowd escaped un favor of the plaintiff E Fisher in harmed was a marvel no man could solve against the defendant John Fisher for The forward feet the sum of 11667 with interest there- - Crawford Bros have lately improv-Â¬ leaped 50 yards four sood of the cannon and up like a post on at the rate of Bix per cent per annum the yielding but tenacious ancient compoa rom the 9th day of April 1891 until ed their barber shop making it decided- Â¬ sition subject to credit by the sum of ly the most attractive shop in Paris ragged bubbling like a blossom from the iron 1000 paid May 18th 1896 14 00 paid They offer a prompt expert Watson excused himself while the crowd and polite August 13th 1896 15 00 paid Nove- Â¬ was making inquiries and started uptown mber 25th 1896 and 1000 paid May service and their shop is as cool as any for the printer 25th 1897 and the costs of this suit in the city Hot or cold baths at any Wilson olimbed out of the country mans -- amounting to 5650 making the total hour wagon and joined his partner in the search tf amount of debt interest and costs on A messenger boy from the telegraph of- Â¬ v5iq day of sale the sum of 17472 fice met them At the bottom of the stairs with the regulation yellow envelope THE BOURRON NEWS EMMETT M DICKSON Watson opened it and Wilson read over his shoulder The date was in a country Master Commissi Dner Bourbon Circuit AND THE seat 20 miles away Court I heard your cannon U Arnsparger And that was the last they ever heard Attorney of the printer Leroy Armstrong in In Â¬ WEEKLY ENQUIRER land Printer -- Tihe following described personal prop erty to wit Eagle brick machine about 7000 pallets 3 picks and shovels 3 to 5 dozen brick molds 4 trucks 3 mud barrows 3 Ibrick barrows 1 mule 1 2 horse wagon and harness 1 cart and harness a num- 3er of small tools such as wrenches is3t 72 racks 1 water box lot of gas sipe re presses 1 gum belt Also the following real estate located Ky Beginning at one da Paris on Lilleston Ave thence on the IT 3 tanargin S E 149 feet to 2 a stake thenc9 N S9 10 W 50 feet to 3 thence N 3 E E17ifeetto4 thence S 89 W 239 feet 3sE thence 1ST 7 E 293 feet to 6 a vpoiat t fence post edge of stone fence Whence with stone fence down Houston creek S 46 J E 200 feet to 7 an elm tree thence at right angles N 43 E 44 feet io8 in the centre of flonston creek Jfchence with the centre of said creek as it meanders S 38 E 269 feet to 9 Alienee S 26 6 E 230 feet to 10 thence leaving the creek and with the margin of Lilleston Aye S 58 W 170 feet toll an angle in street thence S 88- W 56 sSset to the beginning containing 249 - Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST BOUND Frankfort ArrElkhorn Lve 630am 300pm G5lam 702am 708am 720am 800am G43am 320pm 358pm 415pm 430pm But who should save them from the pit falls of rules and figures As they stood at the bottom of the stair Â¬ way thinking of these things they saw a stranger on tho street Watortown always looked twice at a stranger It was just unhurried enough to spare the time Â¬ Wa- y- CiTUBINGERBRDSC KtOKUKJOVW KWHAVEtyCOHM FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flatlron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starch so that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of Â¬ W S Andkrsom1 Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Sud address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free 01J UUIJ JUU1S BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO DETROIT 348pm 33pm 822am 452pm 828am 458pm 840am 10pm 812hm 44Jpm This man was of medium hoight slen Â¬ der with tho appearanoo of ono who has flourished in cities catching tho style and tho garments that are unusual in the country His bands were slender and there was a something about the right thumb and forefinger which proclaimed his craft Â¬ GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel at once ArrEIizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown- Arr Uuvalis Arr Stamping Ground Lve Paris 1000am 1040am 1056am 1110am 1125am 1135am 920am 530pm over said Wilson The new man paused at the entrance 932am 542pm 938am 548pm way read tho oardboard office signs on 948am 558pm the stairway looked at the two men crit Â¬ 610pm 635pm 646pm 653pm 704pm 711pm Hes a printor said Watson Hes seen the sign and is coming BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Buffett Parlor Gars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Be sure your tickets read via NEW YORK ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute How To Get Them All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re- Â¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer FOUR BIG o Mccormick Passenger Traffic Mgr B JVIARTIN Â¬ Gen Pass Tkt Agt mmiu Cincinnati O EI Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only TIME TABLE Hews and Opinions OF National Importance S KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE sil THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily by mail - - - Daily and Sunday by mail 6 - Â¬ ClUDto MCHOAN -- 3 TRAINS DAILY 8 a yeai a year FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this summer For information inonire of linnv nennsr iiikfifc Agent s MASTERS SALE The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copv lioiirliiiiiioLiiiiil Address THE SUN New York SDR PEPSI N t This Means Money For You Y Â¬ nes Bamais Sa le 0 The Season 1 4 -- -- JOHN CONNELLY TWIN BR0 THeRv OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT 1 -- Â¬ We haye no space here to list the many good things we have for you In order to prove to you this is a Straight Special Sale for 15 days we only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the qualities hear the special low prices in 3 - Â¬ iaid V OlzxoiziziAtl 1LJL Landman MD -- We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can eive Both Papers One v3tf 3- k5qs w - Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Year for only 225 275 Regular Price for Botlfls iy Will beat the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAY JULY 12TH 1898 srsfozaiizig every second Tuesday in each i carl Crawford ALVA CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS Shop corner Main and Fifth Sts Stsjeerence Every leading physician rfe JFaris Kentucky Celery TTrlshts Kidneys Tea regulates the rer and cures constipation nuu fciCK neaaacne 25c at all druggists they play among themselves and with oth Â¬ er schools and choir schools For the rest of the week they possess1 what is certainly the strangest playground in England The top of the roof of the school is inclosed by means of strong beams and wlro net Â¬ ting so that balls cannot fall on the un suspecting passersby Here on the leads hockey stump cricket and the like go briskly forward in any of the odd mo Â¬ ments which thoy have to themselvei In the winter a thin sheet of water which quickly freezes converts tho roof into a skating pond whereon the most anxious parent could trust her son without fear of his falling through London Quiver Â¬ -- A Playground on a Roof boys of St Pauls cathedral choir The have a cricket and football field out of London where on the weekly half holiday and you will then acknowledge that you never saw or heard before of such wonderful values slaughtered at such low figures PKEE We are still giving cupons with every purchase no matter how small You can get FftEE a fine large glass framed picture a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a fine clock etc by buying your goods eere Call and see the presents Remember the Maine Store to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing Shoes suppers dec i 1 t wzsxm E jr IS ONLY AT TWIN 1 BROTHERS 1 J fc a BOURBONS BIGGESTIBARGAINIBRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST n J -- lion- - a cic headaches Wrights Olery Tea cures constti 25c at druggfjtt And Feels the Way They Look A newly married man looks about likt n new suit of clothes feels Chicago Newau PARIS EY3 v r